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HORSES FOR SALE.


AZ &
FnNHE subscribers b Richmond on FRIDAY N ilb
n inst Got o. % 90 nORSEs-antonr which hey
pair ine carnage ard ~ hne
dng they market baance enc anre
and doubic horscs They respectfully
puhas, call JAS HAEDENs Judge
themselves PETER HANGER
frvr q A TINY
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,ffN ENOR NEW YORK. The superior packet
- l. sehr PATRICK HENRY Capt Chester having por-
ton OF her engaged and
For remainder Of freight apply board
jeI7 JAS FISHERS SONS
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Land. Negroes, stock Ac

OF Land. Negroes, stock, &c.
NKJ will sell WEDN EsDAY, the day July
w plantation called "tiaf county Of Heareo
public for cash. by OF deed ofrust from
Mitchell bearing date the
and OF record the Of uenro
Wm Anderson. IT, the following property
saa deed much thereof b. necessary
of s235f so, with the from
m paand all and charges attending aid sale. the
hereby conveyed should inadequate
payment ofsad then the valuable Of HALF
SINK esmaiedto tg7l be sold under
contract made the igh day February betesa the
sad Charles Mitchell and WIN Anderson, Among arti
BY sadde Nezto r Jane one
cooured Stallion Horses Mule Cows Beds Bed
steads and Furniture. Bureau Chna Tables
Chairs kitchen Furniture, Of every ecscrptonth
Household Furniture hercr enumcratcdpauaou
every Kind and description. Al Crops every
description and kind that BE- and
an the AMI proyeudcr Of every description
may hand. The crop Of and growing
frprcenedas ven fine farther description Of the land trr.
having been particularly advertised
?. Harrison and n Anderson, IT, Commissioner
RT The ale VII commence at the hour Of ~ oeinck
DAVID ANDERSON IT, L.
b. 16-tds FRED ANDERSON. ''u''s
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lotteries.
D. PAINE Il Co..
nj N AYERS 0F LOTTERIES.

~
Richmond, Virginia.
TIME attention OF Adventures is requested TO
Il the Grand June FORTUNES HOME ain cen.
with and ,ho-- of pine hfouSh which
fortune be reairrd, shonh address their 10
e. " PURCELL. Agent for D. P.Isk L Co.
Managers of Lotteries
$4,000. 10000. so OF 81, 500.
GraDd Consolidated Lottery Class No satur
day. jane 20. 1896, Wilmington Delaware. drawn
GRAND CAPITALS.
, P"fe Of $4,000 ! PriIs Of s1.soo
10000
6,l5
1000 SO 800
Tickets sI0 Halves 5; Quarters 2 So.
certificate Of whobes costs sIIs
esruheats Of Halves 90
A eeTuhes'e OF Quarters ~ SO
GRAND SCHEME FOR 27rH.
$4,000 $4,000! $4,000!
Scrand Consolidated Li.y Gas. Saturday
GRAND CAPITALS:
prize Of $4,000 pnrs Of $1,000
$1,000 arr
10000 1000
5000 s5 1880
Gc.
Tickets $40. Halves :, Quarters 9 so
certificate Of Wholes 70
A certificate Of Halves costs so 90
esrtiheais Of Quarters
H Orders meet tine attention. the
drawings seni when requested and IN.
cash for all capital be had the
ing'are received For large primes, address
u. PAINE a. co. Managers.
my 20 Richmond. Va
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BY Wellington Goddin.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALT

VV TT DC 72''I OI Il z IsoDaI afernOOn, Tho
h nstanl upon the presnises nenx At ,,r ooek
Two handsome building Lot situated western sd, OF "a
between Baker and Charity the grocery store az
Mr. Edward Christian fronts 90 feet runs nj 100 e.
of which there framed building Sale without r-,v-
TERAs'-onethd cash; balance at J and 6 Insnths.
BY request OF the owner.
ie ST w COMM Aue,
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Aurtion Sales.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Dunlop, ueaeu,e a Co.
Adams valley D.on..tx

On SATURDAY the Goth OF June, at , O'Clock.
the premises VIII Be sold without Ground
situated ADAM Valley. and per Pal Of AID y,By
Lots th- Nos n and 10 fronting FaG street ~
sst inches and extending no fest auy
feet wide being property an,ay Maeksn
mes Garden and The conveyed James brown Garter
" Pare and John G. Gambler w. Coleman undrr
the authority of ~ho-e eIee1or, the viii b. made.
TERMS very beraI-wheh will be m d. day Of
als DUNLOP. MoNCURE q ~.
ed Aae,,on..,.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
IN II ENRGCO,
Near Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern.

RI virtue of decree Of the superior court of
- Law and Chancey county pronounced
the ed day Of May 1916 the OF Garland
Garland The undersigned the appointed
will proceed TO sell the premises THU RsDAY
OF July LsTt at O'Clock NJ OF the
% the proceedings OF said and described
Candle Factory Richmond" This property
containing about winch there framed dwelling
hOuse situated Richmond and OF and adjoining
Quarter Branch Tavern The Of sale will
cash and for the thirds bonds approved person
al security payable ~
OF sale and retaining the title tai the bond paid
veyanes directed BY the
ie WIN. J. ROBERTSON, Comr
sale conducted by WELLINGTON GoDDIN, AueI
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- ECEIVING-g7 Bags Of RIO Coffee
~ Is Bags Od Java Coffee
rs d. Pepper ard ftmento
rs ar Chefs Cuupovfsr Tea
fackertd Bores me Tea
10 White and Brown Havana Sugar
rs Bags RraEl sugar
Packages Loaf and Crushed sugar
90 Botss srio and iOrt2 Glass
10 Bsrs Race Ginger
10 Hhds Bacon SIDES For sale By
isia GORDON sENKGR
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,


DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,
Jvxr 10, 1916.
lust received and for sale, this day, the fol.
Ths Forrest knight Early Times Keuueya rOmanes-by
The Mammoth Bro jonathan for the ',h July. ice
The London Petorias Up to 10Th May
The Western Continent for Saturday, June ~
THIS viii for Weekly Herald.
horrss Nat Journal Philadelphia Courier, Post
Fine Dress aud FrOck Goats.
M would can The atienon OF those in want Of handsome
w Dress and Ftcck Coat IN
received and which Cloths bought
supply French Doe sam Cas- Pants Of all sres.
Jeis KEEN a CO.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
TINHE subscriber hand ro- Stock of dratr summer
an.' anl 1'' some F'd hard family soap Housr keepers
and Neteh,n Generally are invited TO call ard emne he above
iua susomer my aS-dim COR CREW
THEOLOGICAL HOOKS.
w kANnoLH CO sl Main street have on hand large
seil low. BE- IS
IHINkEHHoFI'sH I:STOH ATIvE-Ano,lsrs SUP
- ~ Isee,vsa ?, ,ss AIsn SAfNoR WOOD
W 80 adveii'emen' auo,her column. BE- IS
WINOOw GLAsS.-By the sshr Lsrsns, We are b
w reeerto further ahons so,s ofwndow Glass q
sns- and double thickness DuvAL PURCELL,
D. W ~ haln 81,
- uITHFILO LARD.-ts srr. No 1 smi,hssn lard
p'i5 nissELL N,cANpLtsH
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ron VIEWS WEAR.
SgUFERFNE bhck Cloths fof summer use
- Haet and cord French Cassimcrcs
Preach Tvceds. beautiful article
Engiish and American %
White and cord French Linen nffns
A large assortment q sin and Marssncs Vesiars
Embrohied vsstinfs
sR shirts snd Dawsr., esurs Nsripo 20. 90
Whhs and Brown rhresd Ho.s
White ard Brown Enghsh Cotton ssockinrs
Sitt. mtd cotton and Angola Hose
White and cord bnrdered Linen Cambfc Hdtn
Cord ORLEANS Thread Hdts
The bet MAKES q a. I. Gloves an cots snd sres
STA Umbrellas, &C. IN snfe. audf o.
je 10 HAwEs. VAN DEURsEN a WARD
SCALES-Eyery variety ofPlatlorm and Coun.
| ~ Ter Scales, o. "Dsles" patent rsaeby
| tiS-Iu JOHN TRPLETT SON
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By Davcnport. Allen a Go.

ny p"NchPort- huen 70
GROCERIES, &c. At AUCTION.
On THu RsDAH tn ish a at our
Auction Store, n assprment Of Groceries, n
IN hhds prime w. IBda Moias-.
2lO bags prime green IAguayra Coffee
Reeiibsd whsk-y Gin
French Brandy. Appc Brandy
POu, AadeiTa and Malaga Wines
Pure Winter Lamp OIL
Whiting and Wrapping Paper
Superior black C. p. and Young Tyson Teas
Palm Nuts, Ground Pepper
Salt, BrOoms
Sole Leather Shoes, Hats nc
ALSO
half pipes "otafi Dupuy Il Co" Brandy
DO "seigneue'
DO - Dupuy"
% quality whish
TERMs-UBdsr $500 cash 500 and over months credit
for approved paper. DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 co, Auct.
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, Jun. s3h. commencing O'Clock. shall
sell Dry Goods Auction Rooms general assortment Of
staple and Fancy DRY Cood suited
arrive IN Ius) among which the following:
- -, 20 and - Brown she.unss ard shifting.
So -, 7s and - Bieaehd do do
Brown and Bleaehed Cotton Drills
Ias.n and Cotton Pantaioons Goods
Nestings, Linen Coaunzs, Cottoa Good.
Irish Linen Shirns- and sheeng-
c. 4 and Bed Tcking-yan.ty
Linen Cambria Hdkf. Imitation
Furniture and Apron Cheeks
SIX and Cotton Hdkfs searfs and Shawis
Furniture Caicoes and Chintz
White, black and cord SILK Hose
DO do do Cotton Hose
DO do do Hail Hos.
Table Linen, Napkins, Toweuing, &c
French and American Lawns
Balconies Muslns and Cambres
Jaeoneiand Swiss Muslin
bishops Lawn, Book Muslin
Prints Of the styles
Cloths and Cassmeres
Cravats-Slk and Madras
Seissors Knives, Pms Hooks and Eye. he ~.
TERNS-An under cash; 100 and upwards mos
credit for approved paper.
my % DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co, Aueis
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HANDSOME BUILDISG LOT,

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT,
For sale at Auction.
WILL be sold on TUESDAY Afternoon, the
9th instant half past O'Clock upon the premises
handsome Buiding Lot siuated Foushes
tween Gaee and Broad Streets fronting running
back oi feet and adjoining the Grace Church
TERAS-One third cash balance J months for ap
proved endorsed gotiabIe paper
BY requesto Of the Trustees Of Graes Baptist Church.
Jes-A w. GODDIN, Auet-
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hbtCK DEATH, RED MUG rOTsON-Is tho
nsme ~ new preparation invented
and entire determination Of those troublesome and unwe
come ooanfo an'itary SHOWN as Chnches u
deauon Of these bugs, while perfectly harmless
u'e iOT Their Destruction Sod cents bottle by
MS GAYNoR WOOD.
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House and Lot, i'm Duvars Addition,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

IN NOR RENT-A desirable dwelling House
and Garden, Store House Fixtures Ferry,
al Jefferson, Pow hatAn bargain be had
perry, If immediate application u made
JOHN n. sEAYREs
Richmond
GEO. w. WILLIAMS
ie a-d2w jefferson Povhatap.
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WILLIAM LANE F; WATSON,

ATTORNEY At LAW,
OFFERS his Professional services to tho pub
~ lie He will practise the Courts held City
mond.
His duties CoNsloSER the Courts NOIAHY PusLIc
will receive, as heretofore special attention.
R Once that Of the High Constable FIRST s above
Exchange Bank jei2-1m
WOOLSEY'S LOAF sUGAR-IO Han BoIss aSdinG
w and for sale BY
isIs DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.
Late Publications.
THNHB Confessions Of pretty Woman BY Mis- Pardos, author oC
u The City Of the sultan"
No. los Litsrs Living Age
The Forrest knight or Early Of Kentucky ouanssby
J. D. Nourse
The Pictorial Jonathan, Of July
1916
Also, further supplies Of
rreause Mich Cows M Fancis gusnon, tabourne
Fruee-wth introductory and
and Dairy BY John skinner. editor Of the Warmers Iibray
The Young Fnma Donna-a the Openly Mrs.
Grey, author n The Gamblers WIFE
The Secret Foc-a novei-by Mic Eren Pickering
The Fright nOvvi-by Miss Ellen Pickering
Nan Darrell The Gypsey Motbcr-a novct-by Mis- EHsn
Pickering. Just received ~
jst5 NASH wOODHoUsE
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hlNlDEND.-The President and Directors of
- the Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Company
have declared dividend Of payable
and after the 18th ALFRED 4. HARRIS,
r I3-U Agent Of the Company
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EEf The house and lot belonging to the estate
ktA Of Sarah Lueke, occupied by Osborne Rsq the
OF Leigh and 9th Street subscriber
would prefer sell II sold will be possession
given Immediately Apply
mig 81
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TIME okW-ENt.LAND Health Insurance. Comp

THE SEW-ENtsLASD Health Insuraoc- CcrPs
NJ Incorporated BE- Ia- legislature OF Connecticut II
May, 1875 Cspiisl S2r0c00.
Hon joel ". Wh,:e, President; David Smith Eiq
Yca-PrstGent
DISFcToas-Joel w White David Smith john C. Eo
Iaac Ecoca Culver John C Huntington Ruff, l. AZ
mig Wil!sui VI. Converse, Sanford Mech, Giles NJ
Esior.
WM. P. EArox, Secretary.
joss G HUNTi>GTOS, Treasurer
E>OcH c. CHAPMAN, General Agent
TINS nsH,.cn IN is character, but humane 10 liz
I.cI en-! all prosl'ou- % caco sed 20 alleviate
ard distress Of al entitled ~ share II IL
ben-fc-ut operations By provisions OF The charter co
ries OF which be had OF The the Secretary
incapacs!ed By accident from pursuing te
Girary patton entitled 10 benefit OF four dollars
per weet-s sufficient 10 pay The Ordinary expenses
hist from tucn ST. n or calsuty The Insured
also entitled share OF the surplus earnings OF he
Company. After dividing Per ceat per sEnrm 10 the
s.ocshodes nag OF the balance Is b. applied -
pay due the end the remaining
divided between stockholders and The
a.ur-d ia proportion the Of capital stock held
By each member AID The sum pad By he Insured or MS
policy.
Every PERSON who becomes Insured has the privilege o.!
las!ug one OF The capital stock hat ihe ous
ness OF hs Company shall bs profitable he will receive not
only which his policy CT insurance secures TO
h also The ruIuzl interest the amount b. him IT.
ve.I-d and full OF the prohia c The Institution
TIE required by the charter, bss been
isd snt the Company are now issuing poheiea CT
INSURANCE.
Applications for lrsurauce may be inside the c:ce OF
the Company Nc Strsnd, Norwich Connecticut, and TO
The sseuis II the and cties OF New England.
Nm P. EATON, secretary
DAVID s. lvEs, No 4! W!lliam'l Agent FOR Ne"-Yors.
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steam shin Great Britain Hosksa from Liverpool the
eve Of :he IN inst On the 10th a; s. : n e1chsnged
colos wiki an Ara vhaleshF Standing 20 The W, show
ing hi,e pendant with Black Gall n the centre
Bark Manic Lane from Rio &c Janeiro with ol9s bags
coffee 50 suck. Cleo wood order Vessels LET; before
reported Mag 29h CT Cape FRO. spoke vhaesaip
william Tell. OF sag Harbor, I'm New Zealand with Zoo
bhs whale OIL June I'd Ia, y q s long 50 b. oEs John
Peat, of and for Liverpool. tom Rio GTande July 10,
ia. 90 long 60 50 schr Manchester. hence OF and ioE
Nassau P /! days ou: 10Th las o., long "A TO- saw
steamer Palmetto hence foT Charleston.
BARK Avoa D-vis - ds i'm y Oreans with wheat &c.
10 Nesri,h & Walsh lith int. Cape Eatterss bearing
we,; so niles passed ship Psc;olss bound Eastward
ls,h. OF Cape May. passed brig Flora, hence bound
South.
Brig Hope (Br) Harriet 10 Is I'm St Vincent, in pal
last 10 Middleton 81 Co. l0h inst !st y 60 long o. w.
spoke Br brig Eagle irsrn Halifax for Jamaica.
Schr lone Wort;a 6 ds I'm New burn, {, with naval
stores 20 SAM l Mitchell
schr Patriot, Lawson. ds I'm Virginia. with fruit.
Sctr W Brown Francis. II Is I'm Wilmington {.
vita naval s,ores TO HcCrady OF the Delaware
Spoke bark Delaware from Philadelphia FOR Boston.
Schr Beraen. Cole. ds I'm Petersburg, with cotton,
&c TO Jas Hunter Co.
Schr Stevens Briggs, 4, I'm Baltimore, WITH uidse
TO Briggs Sailed il company with schra Elliot for
YORK, Margaret do
soop Margaret schultz, 30 hours from Virginia with
fruit 10 master.
Below bark and brig unknown.
Wind r. viin tnick fog.
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DIAL 1910 SIS sssgl7I 81 Isl a. ss6 ass s. s2l 9oo
M. Harris on TIE Veto Poser.


After hours of talking, dividing. and toilns away
ct portion of Mayor MOrriss report, which. as Mr.
Kirkland remarked long since. should have been
confined 10 his amendments Mr.. Mann Sot up al
one and started the question. why 1t was that any
laws were passed without the saction OF majority
Of the leslslalure, whether the Governor objected
or not. AS IL now stands, no said 80 members out
Of l2S may pass law through the Assembly, 10
which the other SIS may be opposed. He would re.
Quire majority vote Of the whole House, at the
hnai passage to carry amp law through sny lesisa-
tive body.
Before dinner, Mr.. HARRIS of Albany lle Con.
veution being then on The Veto section OF Morrs'e
repoft TO object TO the twothird required
TO nolify the Veto power OF our future Governors,
He stated. that one objectwhich induced the PEG.
pie TO sanction this Convention WIS To enable its
members to cur,ail Executive power and patron.
age-that, but for the proceedings the Baltimore
Convention, we would have anticipated TN slmcs;
unanimous agreement here in favor of the majority
principle. He alluded 10 The agitation of the Veto
question in the Convention 10 frame the Federal
Constitution [where was agreed TO without oppo.
si,oul aud said that the results from il were no,
favorable. The Executive is becoming an over
sbsdowins power, aud that power would have 10
he cur,sied before long. OR the Consequences 20
society would DE very dangerous
Before General Washington would exercise this
,ower he sent for and obtained written opinions
t,on, Jefferson. Madison and Randolph. who said
,hs, the bin offered for his approval was uncons
,,ionsI and for that reasoa it that he ventured
10 ip,erpose his veto. he gave one other veto 10
prevent a reduction OF the armyi and IL years
elapsed before another was gwen IL was lei'' ne
thought, TO John Tyler 10 veto on account OF mex
pediencv-he belle, ed, bat was not certain, that
General Jaokson In his eleven vesoes had not gwen
inexpediency as reason. Thus /, would be seen
on inqairy tia, this power had been gradually en-
larged.
10 nine of the State Constitutions there IS no Veto
In other ten the majority fof the whole principle
can override the Governors objec,,ons-in I'VE
States two.,hirds Of the members present upset
a vc;o-snd in Louisiana alone did it require, what
was desred here, tha. two thirds Of ali the mem.
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mo COTTON nIANUFAUTUKEK> aud those In.

NJ n N I
L curing hem.-lt has long been desirable with cotton
anufaciur-rs obszn machine 10 prepare cotton thsi
shall b. Objectionable or dangerous o. h- Ho INC
ton nearly all the cotton mills tat nave och ouiueo
have. been hred py machines Tho subscriber feels
confident the machine he offers TO he pubic ihere as
lille danger from FIRE common caIdlDg machine, Hud ts
proporue. Ms a Willow Picking Machine Is much before
any 10 In New England As II sSes Iers pow1 less re-
pair viii produce work clean the cotton much or'r
and more simple construction and VIII convey to cOl1pn
50 feet from the machine, II desirable The cuton Is 50
perfectly aeparated thai sords tho dir the greatest sc
y from the and very much assists Inc
operation OF succeeding machines There some ~ or
more Ia operation in the best mills IN New Engiand-at
Lowell Manchester. Ssco and Norwich.
EDMUND BACON, Sup't Elliott Muls,
Newton Upper Falls, Mass.
MANCHESTER, Aug. ], 1919.
To whom It may corcern.-Thls cerfes that two OF MI
Bacon, Willows In successful operation al me STARK
Mills The average work made al the pres-n. tie In ihs
mill ia lbs cotton per week One vi the machines Id
Sillowing IS 900 bs and the 600 per week IL Will
he served that 81 600 lbs per week consdefa0y more
than any three OF the Concs Willows doing Lowell
The time Bacons Willow prepares 5oVo5 IDS 10
The ,se len gh of time much better than either the Lowell
or Masop's Willow Will onehird of the last named quhnu
~ without mourning half The risk OF ire IL needs bd
tyolbirds the power prope this machine that requires
for mo Conca and about half much As 10 required
Mason's Willow and Will not need one quarter ne re-
psrs OF generally at the present Time go rev.
cuons per minute willcreste draugh Of air SUFFICIENT To
purpose OF Willow and Fan. can with confidence recon-
nerd Becons Willow lar superior 10 any am acquainted
with knowing that me merits OF me machine are ene'ay
known Ill will be lmtledia lately Introduced 49,,
]. r. JAMES, Oycrs.er O! Carciny atStark hlIis.
also Wool Picker, OF which VII. subloln 9ne OF
several letters received FROM those using Them;
The Picking Machines had Of for wool are very much
liked One sf them used for worsted wool and we are
perfectly satisfied that opens the wool better and ofss
Is used filing WOOL and equally satisfied maj On
Short tine and cotled woods Il 10 more encIeh. . L -,
Scotch Picker, which, until we Iried yours, %ss T o'
III iswr Sup'l Lowell NJ Co.
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CASE or LA FAYErrE SHELSr.-There is 8
good deal OF excitement ri Lexington. NY in couse-
qusnce Of the acqulta OF Shelby. the murderer OF Mr.
HORNE On Monday. the 18th inst qui:e ,er;ou. dem.
ons,rs,ion msdc, esrn from correspondeni
of The uaion;
"A, dsylish, the effsies of Judge Buckner and the
eight Jurors found Suspended by the neck iune-
dis,sy IN front OF the Court House door and siemp,
on the part Of the ailcr 70 remove them With
such determined resistance by the Settersup OF the
esies that farther effort 70 remove them made
A, 10 O'clock crowd OF from $500 to 5000 people from
the County aud Of the c,y had assembled In the Court
House yard and az sddress ,nsd6 10 them by Col
Rober, J. Wilson, approving OF ,hs expression OF the
popular Indignation, and denouncins Judse and the
Jurors which series Of resolutions were paused
unanimously. the substance OF which 70 condemn
the Judge ana sskins his uncondrcns resnstion and
providing Tor the taking down aad burning the ies
:" Alter some farther proceedDss, rhe nSurss were
taken down. and carried IN procession through the prn
cpAl streets. Upon Judge B'a eTsy label was 10 bs
seen Of The Judge without justices and his name IN
front Upon the figures OF the Jurors bribery, per
Jury. &c with their names labeled. band played
the "Rosue's March and ST length this PROCESSION
stopped IN front Of the Court House; tbs eSes
piled up, ths Judge top. ard consumed by are
tac musicians playing the Dead March the while
hour ago the nelse crowd disappeared In good order
After al announcement OF meeting to- TO night"
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GREAT REDUCTION IN rsE PRICE or Flour
Sy reference the Market Review in this DAYS nsns-
VIII Dc seen that ot OF $50 eArre good cocntry ou- has
been sold al 81 oe per er This is considered less thsn
l, was ever known to have reached before this market
and we Believe that is 4: lower price lot good
mercAsiaole aoCr WAS scii previous
othis date Isl Locts New Era, ll:h.
FRESsEr on THE RoASoxE.-The last Peters
burg IuscAcer informs Us that there his bean another
frS shet en- the Roanoke which 81 the young corn
planted since The preceding feshet Il estimated TIA,
100000 barrels Of corn were destroyed On the Roanoke BY
The crst oYpraoK.
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sale, at the stock Northumberland.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
SHIPS Thomas Perkins G-s7es Eas! hides MECH 4
Co Alliance, Tucker. Wiscasse.t-
g-4v, Manhattan Thertsr Pensacola Hurlou; Co.
Lear Andrea Oyerto. Matthew'S & Co
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