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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-24
TO CANAL ONTRACrORS,

'FlERE viii be a lettlng in the town Of Fredericks.
l burg, on The 2is, March, 1873. of the work remain
i. 10 he done ON the Rappahannock Canal, amounting
; value 10 about eighty Thousand dollars, and consist.
= Of fourteen LOCKS, eight Dams, and Gambling
Sc contracts Will vary in amount rom 1--WE TO eight
Ausand dollars. IL Is The wish ofthe Company 10 let
Loo = and Dams 10 practical mechanics, who pos
=. Sufficient capital 10 prosecute their contracts with
: .fcg. No proposal from u contractor who has mol vi
- the section Tor which hr bids will be considered.
{, * forms II proposals will be obtained at th- Count
Z, Room Of Bali & Scott.
SAMUEL GORDON, JR.,
President of Rap2ahannock Company.
Mach *,au,.v
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NOTICE.

To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
! RAil.RoAn COMPANY, under the act of 9th
s:,eh. ISL
ne following acquisitions are hereby made, viz: In
.i!iion To The sum of three dollars called for, FIVE dol
~, payable on the frs: day Of each Of the months Of
web, April, May, August, September, October and
..'einber, and ten dollars on the first day Of each Of
= aunths ofjune, July aud November, on each share.
Subscribers in Augusta will pay III the Bank al
sAlnton; IN Albemarle, in The Bank al charlottesville
go hose IN Richmond, in the Bank Of Virginia, TO the
'e''.t Of The Louisa Railroad Company. Punc,uality is
1'a'ia1t. as interest rUL be Guc on each irstainent II not
1s9 by order of The Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Raytr Dam Depot, Feb. 22-ciuecl
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Nv wN r g. THOS RHTCHE JR CHMOD VA FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH "a EB

American citizens, 100, were excited. In fac!.
he city rsembiei = boiling cau!tron. Many a
Joke was cracked, and many a laugh enjoyed, al
he expense Of he ex-kiug oi France. 10 The
hirIoom OF one .! Cur principal hotels | saw a
nea! %Placard, Ct soma two leei in breadth and
width, with this inscriptions
FRENCH REPUBLIC.
democratic Wing Nomination for President,
George Washington Lafayette,
Subject 10 ,hs decision of the National Convention. -
This placard was enci,c!ed with gauz. rib
hon, white, blue and red, and surmoun'ed by mi
nia,gIe French and American fi,ss, connected
together. II was very significant, and attracted
: coed deal OF attention. The anxiety 10 hear
inGher intelligence from Paris is intense. Many
ale Undecided whether The revolution is complete
and general over F.ance; but The French people
insistihai il is. and that The rue OF monarchy is
over forever in their native land.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-24

Me.srs. Editors As there has been a call on
the Democrats oil this cocaly TO meet at The
Court House at their mex court, { r the purpose
of selecting a candidate 10 represent Us IN INC
mex, Leg Stature and for other purposes,
would susses, lie mare Of DR.. Ezekiel :. lal.
les as Tic proper person 70 bear our c@lors IN
the present ccnies, for tier, CANNOT Dc ioanu q
more consi.tsr, and zealoa' Republican OF Inc
Jeaersonian school; and under "nom a GLORIOUS
triumph Of Democratic Fr'or'PIe: may be Sc
cured. 90
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
i az ker Il "A Olson

UL.NDINElL NGCN >
FFicE on SIXTH STREET. &c LgMAS'S ~BuILDlSas,)
fpur dco,s North Of PesnSy r4aia drenue,
w u hinSt
|REVERLY TUCKER aud john E. ADDISON IN vr
= associated themselves for the purpose Of prosecut
se'aims OF all kinds before Congress- and the overall
apartments Of the General Government.
All communications, pos, paid, addressed 10 the
saove shall receive prompt attention.
Reference ~ given TO The following gentlemen :
Ion. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; Hon J.Y. Ma
ny Of the Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean ~ ! snnusm
curt; non. X. Mt Hunter, U. $ Senate; Clement
OK, ESQ.,, Georgetown, u. g..
" john Z. Addison, Attorney al Law, will confirm,
give personal attention tc business before ths s.v.r.
Ouns Of the District Of Columbia, and The adIo;nin.
onnties OF Maryland and Virginia. Ian 81
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Tho fredericksburg New.

The Fredericksburg News states that an cleo
ton ii CONFERENCE.-The Attorney took pace N
Caroline. IN Monday las, 10 supply lie vacancv
occa. ,onci ~ inc resignation .. Capt. Rankhc2t,
nov in Mexico. Mr Richnrd ". Coleman, a
yorng gentleman CT flae talents and high quailfi-
c.,'uns, received the appointment.
This il the gentleman whom The Times ard
cuts.ivcs 'killsd or many months since. We
cannot duabi iha! he will Justly The comriincn-
lary obiuary notices which were then written up
on III supposed event.
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PILGRIMS EMBROCATlON,
FOR The cure Of all Diseases Of Horses or Cattle,
L where a cure can be effect.d-sICh 10 old or fresh
wounds, cuts, bruises, sprains, cur5'. rnl!nis, spavins,
sweeney, wind gals, puts, fstula., -; Evil, grease,
scratches, thrush. Jumps, gals, swt@ -. ~s.ifiGcss of
Joints, &c, &C. IL will cure sores on ~. ,sls, OF every
description. chapt hands, sc. All orders lc:S 4; BOX
ley's Hotel will be attended.to, end personal attention
given 10 horses.
N. B.-A valuable Horse Powder, 10 restore the appe-
tile of horses.
Nov. iaNcSdwf Il. PILcr,t:
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TO BUILDERS.

THE Board OF Directors of the Eastern Lunalic Asy-
i lum, in ~lliamsbu will receive sealed propo-
sails until the Gath April, 1913, for the construction of
two brick buildings, each three stories high, with 4
basemen,-tlie one 81 feet by 40, and the other IS feet
by d0-the Directors re.erving the right TO reject all
the proposals, if Il be found that the lowest Will exceed
IN. amount appropriated for this object-aithoueh they
have little doubt that 1t will be adequate TO meet amy
reasonable proposal.
A description oflhe buildings and the specifications of
tne contract will be exhibited TO any one DESTROYS to
pa by Philip J. Barziza. at the Asylum, on and after
the LIST April. RO. SAUNDERS,
go. President Directors.
' Williamsburg, Feb. u.s. le4s.-ctApl5
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SCOTT AND CLAY TRIUMPHANT.

Mcssfs. Z. P. Scot and Q. e. Clay were yes
leriay elected B:igadicr Generals b. a triumph.
ant vote. The Legislature this winter have made
two distinguished Generals (Washirs'on and
Scott, J in whose veins respectively flows he blood
OF their relations Of historic fame.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-24

Tie Legislature hal a very interesting session
Yesterday afternoon. They were eloquen'ly ad-
dressed 81 NJ. Vatiemarc, the originator and sue
cessiu' promoter OF the valuable system Of liner.
national Exchanges. Tomorrow we shall sreak
more al lelslh.
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
H. IL. Erigg

HAVING taken 4 House on tho Basin, tenders his ser
- wees 70 his friends and the public generally, In
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale of all the
staple articles Of produce.
Il. u. T., in the sale of Tobacco, will be assisted by
. gentleman, who, from long experience and acbnow-
lodged Judgment, is fully competent, to sustain ,hs in
erests oil Planters. Fab q-ctf
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William Forbes,

LHEELING grateful for the very liberal Patronage eI-
j. tended 70 him since he has been engaged in build
ing in this city, takes this method OF making his &C
acknowledgements.
lie has moved from his former place Of business 70
the ne ~ brick shop near thr corner Of Main and 9Th
streets. and adjoining the Lock Establishment II Mf.
C. Cumhrrson, where he would Il, glad Ia receive nr-
dcrs fr any thing in his line. lie will also furnish
plansand specifications Tor building of any description
whatever.
Persons from a distance, wishin. Sashes, Doors n
Blinds made IN the best manner, aud on the lowest
! terms, would dc well 10 send their o,drrs 10 him, ~ his
feciiities for executing such work arc not inferior 10
any in The city.
lie has the privilege Of making the following refer
en-.s, by all of whom he has been employed Messrs.
Hubbard, Gardner & Carlton; Mrssrs. WOrthsm, dc
Gruder & Co; Messrs. Charles I. Workman & Co; Mr.
William Mitchell, Jr., ard CAPT. Charles Bimaock.
Richmond, March ill, 5iS-dEl2awiE
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NOTICE..

4 consequence of the death Of The Senior partner Of
n. concern. and being unable to give The business,
rpssN' that personal attention which It's welfare de.
l.astds. .m disposed TO sell all the stock, fixtures and
.pg9u-nances in land belonging to the Store lately &C.
i'ea by US al the GordonsviIle Depot, Orange coun-
s.uo aay ono willing to embark In such a business
.aan opportunity 10 4 young man ofmoderats means
Mtfare!y occurs. II is no mere experiment, which
=! ns unsueerssfui-but, having been established
y. shan I'VE years. the store has a good run of cus.
|" mas SO lar proved profitable, and only needs indus.
1 /, a attention 10 make II continue so to be. Per-
'ae terms asfavorable as possible. "aAe
Il. A. WILLIAMS,
nj. SURVIVING partner OF Hamilton & Williams,
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MRS. LAWRENCES
e g hs O III s &

NGs. n. q. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
" c5mmoa;uus Tenenenls over The Stores ot Mrssrs.
soos>. Bell & Hudson and Messrs. BInford & Fry, on
a- Eaele Square, Main street, nearly opposite her old
,.lai, aad Is now prepared TO entertain %boarders BY tue
IA, a, well as yearly and monthly boarders, In good
T.,M, moderat.. The location for persons VI
.lpe Riclncnd on bLsines. is one of The best IN Inc
~ July o-cwly
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NOTICE

wv w..
'I,hE subscriber having prepared himself, takes this
4 method to inform his friends, and the public gene
rally, that he will undertake the Practice of Surveying,
computation of Areas, Plotting, Mensuration OF Heights
and Distances, fc.,-and hopes, with several years of
experience, and by q faithful discharge of his duties, to
merit 4 share Of public patronage. All notices, post
paid, and directed 10 The subscriber, At Richmond, will
b promptly attended 10. GEO. w. GARDNER.
Psb. op-cW6W
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WORD. FERGUSON s. BARKSDALE,

WOISU, TEItt'C " bAIsI&SD<1LD
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, STAPI.E AND FANCY
DRY a. ID ID =
No. l23, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Ns1, door nJore J. ". handolph & Co.
THE undersigned bee leave TO inform their friends
i and the public generally, that they will oprn
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT in this city on ths
18th OF March next.
Their Stock of Goods will he entirely new. The,
earnestly solicit a call from all, assuring them they ar,
determined TO do every thing in their power TO please
QUINN VI. WORD,
JAS. D. FERGUSON, JR,
ISAAC r.. BARKSUALE.
Inn l-rrt3ntbsib
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FIVE FARMS FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber proposes 10 sell hve Farms, contain
j ing from three hundred 10 twelve hundred acres,
all situated in the county of Nelson, and lying within
from eight 10 twenty miles OF The James River Canal
some with tine. and ali with good building tall valul-
Bile as In soil and location, and all being In u state Of
rapid Improvement.
Tie would respectfully invite purchasers In view the
lands, which he will take pleasure in showing; and he
thinks he can safely assure them, that he can offer pro
perry combining AZ many inducements Ia purchase, in
for transportation, and real cheapness, MS any 10 be
found in The State.
Stock and ample supplies can also he had, If desired,
on moderate terms, and pos. ession would be given
when 1t might suit n purchaser to take it.
He may be addressed at LovInsston, Nelson county,
Virginia. CHRISTOPHER i. ESTES.
A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
] OFFER for sale my Farm in the county OF Henrico,
L about two niles from tho Old Market House. The
farm contains two hundred and.siItrrn acres, of which
about one hundred and twenty are cleared, The balance
in wood. The cleared land has all been highly i'm
ducps very fine crops. The uncleared land has on j,
e very heavy growth Of wood, which, from lis aearness
10 market, is very valuable. On the farm there are all
necessary houses, in good order, TO VIII: a dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar. a
kitchen, laundry, Office, dairy, smoke house, four barns,
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
Of fine wafer. I have lived on the farm for more than
four years with nearly forty in my family and there
has not been a case of serious sickness. The place Is
considered by those who know il as healthy as any IN
Virginia.
My reason for wishing to sell Is that | may devote
my Tune entirely 10 my profession. 1 VIII sell tnc iarn
Tor q fair price, and on the most liberal terms. Persons
wishing t. buy are invited TO call on me, either al my
oilce. In Richmond, or Al my house, on the farm.
Dec. 3l-ctf JNO. NJ. GREGORY.
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Il. CAREY CALLlCOT,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
COMMISSIONER O Virginia.
Orr,cE-5t, WALL STReET, New YORK CITY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bryan, ESQ, aleIsndIts,
II Va, James N. Buchanan, ESQ, Baltimore, Md
Hon. Benjamin r. Butler, New York City; Hoo. ogdsh
aSHnan, New York Cry. rev. @~"
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On. Esauricc smith,

G.rE OF THE CITY n RicEhoND)
zsas removed 70 Port Royal, Caroline county. and
OH IN future attend tie Courts Of Caroline, Essex
Pos, Ofice-Pars Royal, C,'oline county, Va.
rrh
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1 Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chancery,
for the Richmond Circuit, the seventh day Of February,
1873:
Henry Holland, Plaintiff:
against
Thomas w. Ciag-tt, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance aud given security. according to The ACT Of
Assembly aud the rules of this Court, and IL apprcrins
by satisfactory evidence that lie is not an inhabItalt ur
This Commonwealth, II is ordered, That the said driend-
ant do appear here, al the rules To he held for the SAID
Court, on The first Monday in May next. and answer
the bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted IN some new 5papsr published in the
city OF RiclImn-d Tor Two months successfully, ans
posted At the front door of the State Courthouse, in the
satd city. 4 Copy-Tesie,
March 7-cwam p. ROBERTS, elk.
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RUNAWAY In IAu

WE A RUNAWAY IN JAIL.
AS committed to the Jail Of Hanover co,,,x -,
= tfe l3,h day of December, 1857, a Nesto no an
.a.nee rEfroN HASKINS, about t~hirty.fys wears ~
!, nVe ieet eigh, inches high, yellow co,nnle, i'm
~ a oushy head of hair. Had on when commi,,.d
n, Nv virginia cloth coat, blue pants, and a blaes
W nat. Said negro SAYS he is free. I'M. own.r ~ "a. M
,.ons suesciso.d neeroi is desired to come and prove bis
sS.at,, pay charges, and take him away, or he will
uoa't with as the law directs.
N,,., JOHN II. TALIAFERRO,
3-cbw For BENJAMIN Wingfeld, Tailor.
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SAND BALLS AND TABLETS.
A .nhsH supply OF this celebrated Soap, for
r,,s, h"uefins The hardest skin soft, fair and de.
'y ~hlie-jusl received and for sale BY
Ma,b WIN. P. LADD, Druggist,
'daea io-d&c2v No. $40, Shockoe Hin.
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The news from Paris has Produced he mos
eD;husiasnc feeling in the Northern ri'ie;. Feb
lie d.mors ,a!ions are talked d. The French
and Irish, especially, rejoice al the spread OF free
principles in Europe. II the theatres The Mar
s~eillaise has been performed with srea! applause
and, in New York, the Ti-colo'ed flag was dis
played from The house Of every Frenchman.
Al meeting OF the Irish Confederation IN ~
York, ii was declared in speeches 'ha! lEelanes
Tins Of liberation had at length arrived, ana mat
she mus. Immediately take a van'ase OF Fnsia'a
circumstances and fr,e herself. \ Letter - ne
Baltimore Sun SAYS:
subscriptions 10 the amonn! q o1c hundred
thousand ac!ars were proposed, the money !" e
sent as soon as collected 10 the G'n'@aefa 'oI =.
Dublin. 10 be expended in The purchase OF arms
and ammunition.
A great mass meeting Of all the friends OF Ire
land is called for Tuesday evening. Our OWE
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II TIE Faa.SCi PE3FLE'
A rctrcgTate and u,icsrchic"' ~ 10,
been oveuh,own - Inc hefoi'm " 'he Pcci'e u
Paris.
- mic, nr,rlu rs forever il return.
Tho Mood ii the people has flowed as in july;
-. ,h;s lime he cpnernuS b..GG shal, moi b de-
- Vol Il has achieved a n~atioaa! and popular
gnyernmenr, in acco:d with The !isn'S: iac pio'
,,c.s ard he will OF this great and generous pee
"a provisional government, sprung by accia.
nation and urgency rom The voice OF the p'o;ie,
and me deputies OF the Departments IN Ire siIlnS
- inc 2l.h February, / iavcsed moneniafly
win he care oi lie Organizing aid ensuTinS 'ne
n%a.i3nal vic or, ... n,,o,-r a.,,r,
,aSIAMAPTINE, CCENiEUX, ARAGO
~ ~ he Ins;i;ute,) PEDHu R0LIN, GARNER
PAGES, MARIE. 49,,
TIE government has for Sccfetari-s-hH
ARMAND MAERAsT, LOUIS BLANC,
FERDINAND FLoCnN.
Tr.sc @ci.izeas have m; nssi'a'ed one instant
ia accepting h patriotic mis>ipi. .i1gesc. upon
;acn i; uigcncy.
when blood flows, when The capital CT Franco
is on IRE, ~ commission u lie PROVISIONAL gov
ernmeui j. GliIved from he puoIc PERL ahd Inc
/ ruoiic safety. The wnuie Vi France WI uadss-
sani il, and will attori u me Concurrence ~ "a
,rio,ism. Under the po?n!ar government pro-
claimed b. the provisional go:ernmeai, every CT
iizen is q magistrate.
Frepchuen. give The world the example that
Paris has given 10 France; prepare you scl'es,
IL order a.i ~ confidence in yourselves, Tor 10"
n~lref.ul Institutions which 700 afe 70 De ca.!sd
uroa - .i:e 10 yourselves.
The r.oviiiunal co:erDmc1' wills ic- a repns.
II. sayics he yat;i,sfior .. he Ffenth re"p;e,
which IS 10 b. Immediately consulted.
Neither the people Of Paris nor The proV'siona.
| government pIelrnds 10 SUBSTITUTE their opinion
! loe The opinion CT The citizens on The dehn,.ivs
form OF the government, which The sovereignty OF
| The nation will proclaim.
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MIR CIR Ei:!vsrAED..s

Very rccGDi ,aeNS rec IN. M
orIns Us tliat u 4. rcc,lWal5, Wl.on, ec -
sillitoriall kilie.is i md ring
from Nsa,ln.l. Thu De beIonxipg
.losk Hugl, Graham, yi',o .yas ellRrsesl
I,wi.lIs sliooiiRg hin, h:as besn lfiesl by i,
Court of aiagist rates. sand Isreel,pl IS md
acquitted, with asrecommc aliongof fl,e5
court TINT ila be sent opt oi tho Slate as
there was a sstrof suspicion il, The nin,i
Of the court tilai llc was rcall guilty.
The lriul AGO "a t,vo tlay l'here Was
an attempt 70 fiX guilt upon lin, by d very;
long chain Of circinis,ancca, hi,i, sin shs|
opinion tho court Tho proof wus not
sufficient.
DIT: ireenwalds is moi d egular peIIer,I
but uerchants OF Kfingstrea, who occas
sicnally sallics out into tho country with.
goods, for tho accommodation Of Ills cus.a
Toners. a.ss
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TIE FRENi Gil il COL /, j !. HE'S.

The French West India posscsssionsi
sare 81 feeling some OF tho effects OF emnnct..
patton. Already the bucks ncglecttheiss
Work and assemble Id crowds with
threats Of massacrc. France lhas Yet SO
learn, il regard 70 her colonies, the bitter
lesson, whicll The / English journals now
admit has bcen taught ID their complete,
satisfaction, that ,hewbi,e aItd 3ihs black
cannot bo,li thrive where equality of sthe
erswith the former exists. Expert
ence has proved that The weiflre Of botI,
is host promoted By the lepeudenco ofthe
one orithe oil
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IssIIGls & ION o NDiAN

Sss u ism surprising fact, that, since tho do
eidsd reyerses which, hase befallen the
Indians Of Yuca,ansin thor attempts %
destroytl,e whites conside cradle, numbers
l0f then, enigrating to Caba, for tho
purpose Of flbecoming agtiaultnrsl labsr.
ers. Tho G Cdban goyc ctnnen iay5ra ihsir
entry and has consented % iFapsport Ill
It's own expense 1907, 10 work as laborers
on moderate terms. Mo iit,sirgei,t 4 Is.
.dans3 in Yucatah do not exceed 1900
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PROVlDEN CE TEMPERANCE
CELEBRATION. s.

The 18th waslta favorable day for n
temperance celebration, which was held
al Providence md well attended BY q
large and respectable audience Of ladies
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sCO'II'ON..

!fbc transactions inisitis articles,in tho
/! G!;lh!arles,on marker, during The spast week,
have been very limiied, and it,e prices
...nsettled md declmingp,I,c saleslbeiDg at
ffotn a 7-s too 5,s 81; y s
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IHE sIlIJlI1E
l,tS / s sflpl ls1nIs 4 lksMls:: { 81
FRa asCis; ii. !; ADIAas, EDITOR . 8
sYs I1Is q q.

lsiaf.G bst sine SIS CONNECTED
s0itl, the 3a,ssae 81, avill & ,e itsnd-
ee,dto e, batS tlte Ed tor, dt Ills gise
"a the 7seai. of tie G CsO,.s'fs l10,tse..
s /. GENTS ron THE BANNER. ' 4
Messfs. vHirE, 8 8 CO. Sumter vile, y: G. G. y y
w; I'EerEs,, Esq, Camden, s.
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sas, M sil!elf & snssg Msis,I M M
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tefs ,rcsfsill tsias ssAaI n1daS|
ahsis ballp & 81 M iia 1E aolds M jiis|
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sELa ifoH. fsI.a arleatop, itaal lorinsF 81 wlssts|
senol,aihed sthe eniiou 81 igiacil
audicnto soilg 5. I:sr1
repark IL aIlisjlpicnut oa
the previous ayeniine., III lilo ssliptcr Dis|
vision &c itie sssniisS SIof sFI'c,npe
auxiliary 10 lie tenpcrarc % ssssrietias now
3ins ex xisten6e. sHagLk gratiiiesl ihe|
audience Byan adtl lrcss well suited 10 the
people and lie count f,ar d ha,insi.H 8
fhi dinner, Mister 2. r. NJ captain
Of tiic fcsass iollosss
|r1tl The antlionct. rofn;siisa - conlii1ls
once of bin best efIoas ,.pI olling the,
organiGutionEnnt bjaots f,f lIlr cold watsr
army Oit,er d, i lif,l until
The closs fstlie si.s
diencs dispsae ersed. osentall ana "a lposaiiyS
i1.yisg,orated s. by lilo sqcial md iasrnriiss
Sentiments and cossIuci of tie easiioii,
aud bencftiesI Iollily bSs psiFe air pre-.
yailingS Sii lint conn, 2
sSsnpter Brass lf3ai,q et,liy Ia The rele.
bratioT viii intcrl l1sit,s 81 music
SOUI,IIsRis ii 81 ESSEN
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The Sep. 30. of ibis 5sso.tll I,cyiiosl.
icai is beflreS u. iHo1g
i confirms one sa,l5 s.In.ex ti,l ti,e Re-
views ind Reriodicals sof the day, liz lilo
l1tt Bro.hers Unity Ssociety DC ale
lego. 80
This it,tic 'hus passed sln. without Il, /
single nt,iicc, tic Soilllcrl QJnt,rriyt
Review mud the Southern LTD sr,srY a AZ.
;sei.ger,' tsspsnf tito atl,s peri4ii ics,la i,fi
,l,e nittrl States, anil iar, siliie riDr, III,
soiiil.Wortli, TO i,yai,s: oi, numerous
trdshy psoduelitSnsE OF lie sNsrtl, Ansi
why this exclMsioDa ,ur,i from, ii,at
miserable mud nnrrow view, which i fr.
Gcognisra &C no Iitc5n excel lpnct. l,cy ord
tho litil;ls nf But nriii,
cipnlIy Isl f,iliat Elm; ttes sianii iicnni fhct