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Eastern shore, | am not DESTROYS OF saying
aneh, aeains, The fine county OF Aecomac' LOT
she is The birthplace OF Thomas f. bayiy. 49,, -
have had that honor is sufficient 70 keep ma ss
county in dear remembrance. But, SITS, WINE
would give her all The merits, would DOL place.
her in The altitude OF graspng all honors' c,v,
and political; nor am willing that old N
liza msburg should overlook the claims OF heI
brillian, and talented Bowden. Old William q
Mary has never from her walls turned out more
worth and more real talents in The last twenty
wears. Than she has in the person OF Lemuel =.
Bowdcn; and the Legislature could not make
heller amendment than 10 call this ardent anu
aspiring young lawyer TO The bench OF the Court
To The Legislature would appeal; on that To-
rum his voice has delighted me; and IN our court
bouses his chaste and eloquent language-hIs
polite and graceful demeanor-hise easy elocntior,
added 10 his deep and minute research his keen
ness in reply-all bespeak his peculiar fitness tor
Inc bench Of the Court OF Appeals, whose slow
and snail.like pace would be much improved BY
The energy and ready wisdom of the gentleman /
bring 10 The notice of the Legislature. He has
all The qualifications, and is now al the very time
of life when legal lore is engaging his entire
thoughts The Legislature will, by comforting
this post upon him, secure the ablest talents Of
one who, from his present age and research,
would for long period of years reflect honor up
on The highest judicial tribunal Of The Stale.
A Person Interested in The CORrt.
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. lie El,tms of he Enquirer:
TAVERN KEEPERS.

TAVERN HELPERS.
Messrs. Edilors-In looking over the Enquirer
| discover a notice by the keeper OF a private
boarding house in the city Of New York, Oh. B.
Babcock, No. 1871, Broadway who states that he
will charge 81 per day Tor board, and less BY The
week, and furnish every thing that the best hotels
will. Now, isl per day for board in New York
will compensate the keeper OF public or private
house, why is il that in mosto our towns in Virgil
MIA 81 so per day is charged by most OF the tavern
keepers2 ! we'll recollect that, some u or Is
years ago, paid only 81 per day for board in
Richmond, al a well kept tavern, (the Bell,)
er than al present; bnI now we have 10 pay 81 81
at least, and The lare no better, and 80 cents ior
a breakfast or supper, when formerly u! cents
was all that was charged al The best Il IS
well known that, lor the last few years, agricu-
iural products have been lower than they were
ever known TO be in Eastern Virginia before, and
still the tavern charges are as high AS e7er Now,
when we have 10 give barrel of corn for three
meals al tavern, as was the case in 1874, and
haul il several miles, We must visit The towns as
seldom as possible. Now, Messrs Editors, am
satisfied that The keepers Of public houses would
do better business by charging less than they
do al present; and hope that the notice IN your
paper, to which have referred will meet the
eve OF some OF them As well in your city as else
where and cause them 10 lessen their charges,
and not force US, when &c go 10 town, 10 shun
their houses from necessity, Tor We must eat as
we'll as sleep while we remain, and we prefer
doing both, il possible, in respectable houses.
Surry county, July T. FARMER.
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rysPEYER, THE SANTA FEE TRADER,

fSPEYER, THE SANTA FEE TRADER,
OVERTAKEN.-An extra from the office OF The
ST. Louis Reveille contains tine subjoined inter-
esling information:
"Thc editor of the Lexington (Mo.) Express, of
June 23d, states that, in conversation with 4
gentleman direct from Independence, he learned
that MrlBeni had arrived al the latter place. MIR.
B. is direct from his fort, and reports having met
the advanced guard of eighteen troopers, sen, tor
ward by Col. Kearney 10 arrest Speyer, The San
Ia Fe raider, who is laden with ammunition for
the Mexcans. They overlook Speyer, and read
10 him the Colonels order for bis detention; but
he refused to stop. Ordering up his men, 40 in
number he declared his intention of fighting if
they attempted 10 deIain him. The dragons de-
spached an express back for Capt. Moore's COM
mand. and in the mean time followed on the ira
der's trail, who was driving with all haste in hopes
to escape. The company under command Of
Capt Moore was but short distance behind,
and would no doubt oyeT,ake Spsysr
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, July 8.
ARRIVED,

ANhI ' En-
Boat Virginia, J. Rives, with 80 tons mdse.
from Lynchburg 10 Plesion & Enders, and d..
Ludlam Co.
Boat Charles M. Mitchell, D. Couch, with 53i
tons mdse. from Lynchburg and Howardsve to
IL. Ludlam &; Co, Jones & Blair, Deane q
Brown, Robt Gwalhmey, Lee < Tinsley and 5.
J. Jones.
Boat Exchange, D. Bland, with 90 tons mdse.
from Howardsville and Scousville TO B. & S.
Jones, Deane & Brown, J. Wombe, E. G. Temp
kns & Co., and Wren & Macon.
Boat Oronoko, J. Thurslon, with 25a tons mdse.
from Columbia, TO L. w. Glazebrook, Warwick
s. Barssdae, and Bridges, McKenny Co.
CLEARED,
Boat Experiment, d. Steward, with % tons
Indsr for Lynchburg.
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To The Editors of The Enquirer !:

To The Editors of The Enquirer:
The death OF the late Judge Robert Sianard
has created vacancy on the bench OF The Court
Of Appeals which desire 10 see filled by lie
next Legislature by a Young lawyer Of fine ia
Tents, deep reflection, and great energy Of cha
racler; such being The delay and tedious nature
OF all cases that find their way 10 that tribunal,
that we Of the lowland country think it almos, a
lifetime affair when we are 50 unfortunate as
TO get into that Court. The case Of DR.. Pool and
Thomas Newton, Esq, has served 10 deter US
from all hope when once entering the threshold
OF The Court OF Appeals. We have looked in
vain for relief in The premises. We have been
endeavoring 10 ferret oul The cause, and, after the
most lynx.eyed scrutiny, the conclusion forces
itself upon US, that this tribunal is made up Of
men so aged as 10 render them unable 10 20
through The labor required necessarily BY
Judges OF the Court of Appeals. Thus VIC con-
ciude that if The Count were made up OF Judges
under the age of 45, our cases would meet with
more prompIness and dispatch. In selecting can
didates for the Court Of Appeals' bench, they
should never be taken from The General Court
for very many and weiehty rea sons and one
lha, strike: me very forciby is, that our Circuit,
Court Judges are, in Inc MAN, aspiranls for The
bench of the Court OF Appeals; and in the room
Of great legal research and reading, they are con.
tent 10 be informed of The decisions in The Court
above, and, really, are many times los, when
new cases occur on which he General Court and
Couu OF Appeals have not given opinions In
other words The Circuit Judges are better ac-
quainted with the decisions Of The Court Of Ap-
peals than they are with the laws OF The land and
The various acts of the Legislature. Now, our
active practising lawyers are continually e1amin-
| inp the NC of The State their "a rioua amend
menls, &c., and would go on The bench unlram-
melled by The old decisions Of The Courts, very
many OF Them incorrect no doubt. | have been
led 10 these reflections from reading nomina-
ton lately made in your paper from The old city
Of Williamsburg, and would kindly ask up" If
he is no, we'll acquainted with one or two law
yers in our circuit, whose great energy is beyond
all admiration, who would adorn The bench OF
the Court of Appeals2 And why should all of
The vacant Jndgeshps In This circuit, and now
in The Cour Of Appeals, b. confined 10 The
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The Board of Visitors Of the University of

The Board of Visitors of the University Of
Virginia have chosen Col. Kember, OF Fauquer,
Proctor and Patron.
We believe that the Board OF Visitors of the
University have determined with the Faculty 10
educate lhiriy-two young men free OF charge;
one 10 be selected from each State Senatorial
District, every Two years. who Will remain al The
University Tor two years, MAJ. broadus oil Gull
peper has been selected 10 board these young
men, and will receive from each 500 per year,
and he is also 10 have the use oil all the grounds
belonging 10 the University, the house formerly
occupied by The Proctor, and the Dawson Farm,
rent frse.-C4arloAe,rilAt Rspnbhe0n.
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New YoRK MARKET, July S, 2sP. M.-Sales
OF cotton 400 bales; prices steady. Flour dull
Howard Street and Alexandria 81. Western
Corn AZ cts, Southern yellow 50 SO, and white
62t cts. Oats "a cts. Large No. Mackere
sold al IS O6, small No. , al 6 90, and No. al
9 rs
NEW WHEAT.-The first cargo (says the
N. Y. Journal of Commerce) arrived from N
Carolina Tuesday morning.
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PACIFIC soUApRoN.-A Washi

PACIFIC sQUADRON-A Washington
correspondent of the Journal Of Commerce says
~ have seen letter from an officer OF our squau-
ron in the Pacific, dated a. Mazatlan on Inc l5'n
May, which says that the news OF Ihorn!ons
capture had just reached them, and they were 70
sail the next day, or the day alter, TO plant me
American flag In California, BY the capture OF
on board Oh The 18th, a large number of shovels,
spades and axes, from which the writer inferred
that it was intended 10 throw up Notifications at
those places, in The capture OF which they anti
cipated no more opposition than Commodore
Jones met with in the capture ot Monterey lew
years since. The frigate Congress had not yet
Joined The squadron"
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MARINE JOUi;NA;
THE HIDDEN pnWlp

Every person Is conscious thar he possesses ,,-
Of subtle and extraordinary nature, whlch ~.
portant influence upon his physical co,a.f. !.
strength. and general health Modern seirnilsy
tieation has proved this hidden power 10 b. n.
called Gsivanism; aud subsequent discover.
shown II 10 be a no less important aid in the su-.
OF disease. Its deficient action Is often me r. /.
Of many serious and terrible complaints. Tac,e
morally Of The nervous character, al Hose r1,.
Ia drransement Of the nervous system. II j.
fore, especially for this class OF diseases thai a.
Galyanic Rings aud Magnetic Fluid are aGa.'.
great simplicity of this invention comments Il y!
ientlon cf the Invalid, together wiii III prIsc,
rncr and safc'y Of IL application Aumrfcl.
For further particulars, see Advertisement +. +
part of this paper. Explanatory pamphlet nl,
gratis by application 10 the agents Tor TN, an \
DCvAL & PURCELL, Druggists, III Maa
mond. Va. It
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, July :, P. M.-No
change in prices. Flour steady at So IS 3 s13;
sales of 5000 bushels Wheat Yesterday and To-
day al GOA 90 cents Tor good and prime Pcnnsyl-
vania red and white mixed. Southern Corn 53a
81 c. for yellow, and 81 a So c. for white. Oats
30 81 els. Whiskey 20a II cts.
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WORDS ofFICE.-Louery fo' Y
w The Peoples Favorit-. Capi4, II
800. etc 10 be drawn nj thr Ei'.s.-
O'Clock, p. 81. Tickets only S.-'n lis =
rs Nos, 10 drawn. A fes package y
for sale until o'clock, +. NJ, n ,,op1,. r
Drawn Nos. of Delaware l.nl.sry;. ii
l9 &c - 60 q 65 10 IS 81 ~ ,s.r 90
Half Ticket, Nos. ls 10 -, ano'''
sold and paid BY
July 10
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FARMERS, RANK or VIRGINIA

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
THE President and Directors have declared 6iv
dend uf three and half per cent, out of the profits
Of tie last SIX months, payable on or aff"r the i5.
July subject 10 deduction Of one quarter per cent
bonus u the State.
July l0-c2w }. q. BLAIR, Cashier.
UCK's PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of Main and 18th
IL Streets
For To Day-Prizes: So 400, 2,000 500, .0sa, Of
600, etc. IS Nos, II drawn. Wholes S2-shares In
proportion. ~
Also the Dollar Lottery.-Prizes: $4,000, 800, 500,
$50 600 ETC. 10 Nos, IL drawn. Sales close in the
above nj half past O'Clock this evening. Prize tick
cts for sale until that time At LuCk'5 OFFICE.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke, 1874:
"A a6 - Is IA 8 20 - SO SO 10 l3
Delaware Lottery, l6l:
So 81 "A 81 % 25 GA 90 co GO q 81.
Iufr
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IN vlRcrri. :--rifcl -
i Of Law and chanccry for acc"'nA,a =.
Tabitia 6. Gusts, who sues. *

lhblliit :. Iustl-, WHO -u's' -
against 4,.
Louis c. II. rinney, adGini-iraiofc = !, /,
deceased, Margaret . r. Wi-e. S3fti' ~. :.
R. Wise, John II. Wise, nso,s. y.
Wise, Peyton Wise, Franklin ". 80 IL 4.
Wise, *.
The parties IN the cause above mn"
persons whom il may IN any VI. KIN
notice. that on wednesday, The TN e.
1876, a, the Clerks ONCE Of said conn ~, :.
coed 10 make up the accounts diIee. rev. !,
pronounced in said cause, al the June 'e''
A. n. 1886. .i,..n
All persons holding unsatisheo cia..n .s y
tate OF the said Tully X. Wise deeease sn,
notice. tia, they are required 70 pIe.csn cen.
prove the same before me, al the ssd 81
The said Iath day of August, 1916. an ~,
holding such claims, will take no'i .,ovs +.
to present the .ime before enc, me ne tecr
ced AZ aforesaid. Ism,
Iuiy l0-cW4T
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MI WIsTAR,S KALsAM ~ MIlI
A TEACHER.

4 GENTLEMAN, who has had several ,f.r.
n rlrnce IN teaching, i de-nous 81 tbIaD,a.
manrnt situation m some healthy lection - +.
n. VII furnish ihr mot satisfactory trsfin
moral character. scholarship, and rompet,Es.
4 Temporary Siua,icn ~ Pritair Anfr
accepted for IA very small o"mpcn-aii.a -
information. address A. u. q. !, Richmond, -
LII
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vorable opportunity Of employing 'aei oess e.,
forts with both the beliserenls' 10 CAIN '"e' ."
mnsiiies and restore peace
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BALTIMORE Markets, July 8, P. M.-Sales
Yesterday Of 600 bbIs. choice brands fresh ground
Howard ST. Flour at 81; 200 btls. fresh ground
Susquehpnna July inspection, al l2i. Md.
red Wheat SIS sc cents, a lot Of strictly prime
Penna. white, from store, sold at l03 cts. No re-
cejpts of new Yellow and white Corn 81 s. c.
Oats IS a CSC. Bacon Western shoulders 81
4, siies S! 81, hams J c. Lard, in kegs.
els, and bbIs 6: 6, CTS. for all grades. Whis-
Rev. in hhds., 81 c., in bbs. % c.
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Mr. Romuus M. Saunders, minister plenlpo-
Tertiary Of The United States at the court OF
Spain in the place OF Mr.. Washington Irving,
has arrived al Paris on his way TO Madrid.
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July lO--c,tls
NORTHUMBERLAND H. I
SAT e.

"a LII.
IN pursuance of d decree of the Unite : .f,-
i Court, ter the Fourth Circuit and tl.''t1 4
Virginia. pronounc, d on itr 18Th dty Z 4
The sun Of Ihr .Gnitrd state. 81 hn,Cca ~
and others the undersigned IomIni-sinht.' .
coed. on MONDAY. the 10th DAY - w..
Northumberland Court house, beng iunf 4.
at public auction, that valuable Estate Arua 4
cumberland House, situated on TIE foi'aA
county of Northumberland, about four
Heathsvllc, the county seat, containing nhc
sand acres, considerable portion of WIG. 4,
living on tho rIver-the residue is hieii land.
ing house is a two.story frame hnlldlne ~ d
and healthy situation. About ers tnlft - Us
open land. the rest IL covered y - ! "flc.it
Including much valuable tiG.Lr, ihr ~
for mprovrme nj, and Is well annpted 81 X, .
corn wh heat and oats. The land la ttru ir3
veyed, and iald of lnin sis separate gafsr.. "
stIinting desirable farm IN itself, MI
binding, cpnd water, and other f.qtt.li'..
therefore. not DESTROYS IL purchase tEc rr.t' (
hav. az opportunity u buy onr ii smaller /.
Possession Will lie delivered on tb, Ia. q.
ary, Isi1 the property being rrEie! Out ~
year-bpt purchasers VIII have thr pfyilrs-
a crop az wheat III the Fall. The rrou.ry
Mai of the recent survey and division. Wil Il
by Mr. siilh, one of the mnders gncd, uha p
the premises. To those d-sifuus ~ puicbs-ias
TERMS OF SALE.-On fourth - III ~"
ney 10 be paid in cash. and The residue ~ t"i
instalments. nj twelve, eighteen and ;arhii ~,
from the day Of sale, the purchaser - plf'ni
bonds with approved security tor the f''eii.N
and the title Ia the propeity Ia be- ir'"U'e
whole of the purchase money - paid
ROBERT e. NICHOLAS. i
JOHN K. STITH,
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Inly ln-ctils

IN CHANcERy-ViscIri Circuit sup
L III Law aud chanccry tor AecoHack IpNa
David FackIrr and susan his wife, Mar
and Revell West, ".
against
I.ryen :. Joyhes. administrator,
The parties IN the cause above nltni.O.t.
persons " HON II may III any wi-- rotttf..
notice, thl, On Wednesday. tie I'm ~
le4G, al ihr Clerks office OF said .oli ''.'
20 make up the accounts directed ~ re- *
nounCed In said oause, al the June tenn = III
A. ID. 1876. i,.
All persons holding nnsati,hed CLAIMS VA ~,
tate Of the said Tnlly r. Wise, dterS''l, =.
notice, that they are required 70 ffe"a +.
prove the same before me, nj the 40 -. All
the said 18th day Of August, 1870. ~ NJ.
holding such claims, vii father nhe
they fail TO present the same hrlofe " \, #,
qnired, they will be excluded ircn - !, ~.
cree pronounced a. aforesaid. Nhn -.
July lO-cw4w
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We are sorry 10 hear from nleligcn, farmers,
thai their crops of Whea, are likely 10 be seri-
ously injured by the late rains. The grain that
is cot and in shock beginning 10 sprout, and that
which was left standing being laid PROSTATE.
Augnaa Democrat.
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RICHMOND MARKETS. JULY

TnpArNO There 70 roiher more nima linn
iobACoo'-i neie - ia.'e' ''o'e a"''n1''''
in the market, particularly Tor manulg Kinds
We continue former quotations. Lues 81 90 a
, IN. common Leaf ~ so a 3 so; miiilins
o' GOOD n fine : IN Q. ezra maniac.
s.s;n ~ Soa II ~
'u,Iu ISnuPNss 1s,2s-1
WHEAT Sone - na,,.a,
C UIaA ~, AN J., I''"' ~ ~. - "a
Go ~ 80, "'''' f'0'' = =
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SANDS SARSAPARiII

This medicine has, by IFS own merit. ..,.l.
Ugh reputation, and continues 10 meet w,,b ~.
favor daily. A young gentleman Of ogt acqs. Il.
who has been for long time suffering nm, /,
Ions humor, has been eat, '.r-ii''ee h, ,...,
two bottles, and is cnntien' ~ q !. ro,i,r,g.
for a short lime, il VIII effect 5~rqla,.t eor. i
who are in any way afflicted with hsaa,y. ,Its...
,nonary complaints, or trrlnecmrft II n. X. .
organs will lind immediate reli-i Is u.,r.. 4.
ties Of this po;en, medicine.
lBo., ~ Fs.'. y. \. !.
For further particulars, ant con,a,iy- j, 3.
il superior value and efficacy 80 pamstl.,.
NAV hc obtained of agents gratl>
l~y Prepared and Sald, Whrlr-at aat r.i.lt +.
rSportation, hy A. Is. & II. SANDS. Fgl....
Chemists, Granite Buildings, W =. Err.iWs,
of Chambers street, New YORK. Sold ai,,. Y, n. .
4 PURCELL, Agents, Nam STREET. R'eha.f. .
Price, ST. per bottle, or slI bottles iut g. tI
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD care.
This is n Chemical Extract ~ Wild ihern
Everybody knows that Wild Cherry po-se>,-. /.
medicinal properties; and Tar Water h.,.'a
administered in ronsumptions, and Lung aft +.
nerally, by our Oldest and safest Physicians.
Various remedies, u !. true. have hrcu 49,,
pulled into notice for The cure IL disease. ii ~.
and some have been found. no doubt. yer, j..
ut all tha, have yet been discovered, Il j ASH :.
Physicians, and III who have witnessed i. en-.
none has proved n successful ~ tliis. I'll,
Shortness of Breath, hnd similar AZ, cliau., 3
pronounced 4 positive cure. II la ,uf,l !.
miny cases ~ ten and twenty YEAR, ,.,nl
Physicians had declared the sasc heyunl 'aea.
medicine.
Th,, Balsam j. made from materials wAt.
ha- placed III an Northern laiItndrs, a. "a IN (.
diseases caused BY cold climates.
mature Is but the name ior an eject
Whose cause is Cod
Let US not neglect hri parvst dictates.
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=
RECORD.

Three vacanccs-one member Che Speaker)
no vote.
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The Wings, true 10 heir old vocation Of "pan-
ic-makers," predict "ruin" to the country from
the new Tariff bill, which, while it extends am
pie protection 10 the manufacturers, is destined 10
give new life 10 commerce and agriculture. OF
course, then, il The Wings be right in their cacu
laions, the news oil The passage OF The bill must
have fallen like fatal blight npon the money
market OF New York city, The great commercial
heart Of the country, whose pulsalions, whether
real or counterfeit, are made TO yibrate through
out the nation. Well, The Tariff bill passed on
Friday, and the news reached New York on Sa-
turday. The money article OF the New York
Herald, Of Monday, P. NJ discloses no awful
explosions or sweeping ruin. On the contrary,
il says:
"'rhe market opened firm and so continued 10
the close The sales were exceedingly light, and
but lille disposition on either side 10 operate, ow-
ing 10 The number OF operatives absent from the
city. Affairs lock very dull, and The Board this
morning was poorly attended. The news by The
Britannia is not of nature at all calculated 10
affect The market. The quotations are about The
same as on Friday, excep, that the Morris Canal
has slightly advanced"
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TwryTy DOIIARs REV I'M

WILL pas the above reward - ~ 4 -..
L and delivery to In-. or the .nnhntm'lt
that get him, ms man MARTIN, wn" 'rit ay
near JDhnson's Springs, Goochland county
fir.t Of Nav. lie Is about siI feet hi.h, lais
SQUARE shoulders, and speaks quick when = y
can spell, and read a iitte. He has wlir Al Y
And1rson's Farm, near Yanceyvile, n l.cuna
Julv lO-cwtf CHARLES 81
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Some time since We referred TO a letter adj
dressed by The "Souih American and Mexican
Association" 10 the British Government, urging
them 10 interfere 10 make peace between Mexico
and The United States, and dwelling upon the in
Justice OF our course towards Mexico, in giving
her the frs, cause OF provoca,ion, by marching
10 The Rio Grande. Lord Aberdeen has answered,
with a dienided and rather assuming air, tha, Co
vernment twill watch with The utmost vigilance
over the progress Of events, and will omit no ia.
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TIE Wings "look 10 the Senate" but with
sickly hopes that they will crush public opinion
and defeat The Tariff bil-We "look 10 the Sc
nate" con6den, lha, they will do their duly and
complete the work 10 which the popular body have
given the impetus.
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To JOHN u. WATKINS:
NoU will please take notice, thar shall % 2
j and 18th days Of September, ESQ, u r.
Prince Edward, in the counting room y Z :
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THE NEW TARIFF BILL.

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