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clQent 10 man or beast.
F0R HORSES, &c.
For the cure Of sprains,
bruises, saddle and col
lar gals, swelled joints,
stiffness and weak ness
OF the legs, old sores,
scratches, sc.
aug %
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CHEAPEST YETI!

W.. ToHBrNT is nov offering lot of season
w able Goods, such as NJ dc LANES, Lawn
and Prints, (kcpt over from last sulnIncr,l n
prices greatly below their yulue, (cost not cen.
siderrd,) such bargains are worth looking fer.
Please call soon, as they are going off fast
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CLOTHS C.4SSIyNERES, Sc,

DLACK, Blue, Olive, Green, Brown, and
Mulberry Cloths black and fancy CASH
mcres; figured and plain black Satin, fancy do;
twilled silk. black and fancy; Cashmere and Mar
settles Vestines; black and fancy silk Neck Ties;
silk Hlkfs, printed and plain cambria do; linen
collars black and fancy kid, silk, Isle thread,
and cotton Gloves; Braces and Hosiery.
APP 10 For sale by VIM. TORBERT.
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FOR SALE.

THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS STORE
i HOUSE AND DWELLING at the corner of
Main and Bridge Streets, Elkton, now occupied
by Graham & Aldridge. For terms apply to
George Earle, Esq, in Elkton, or to
July l2 If a. MCINTYRE.
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THE Conn CRoP.-The late rains have won
derfully improved the growing corn in Maryland
The Port Tobacco Times says:
We have been visited lately with several fine
rains, which have greatly improved the growing
crop Of corn. The prospect now is, TO take the
county throughout, that the yield will be better
than it was last year, when considerably less
tnan an average crop was made.
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READ! READ:
IN and Feast.

Kellei Tor Man and Feast.
The HorSeman's Hope, Or Former'S Friend
A arrangements are now made for supplying the
ApubIlc with this Grea; Remedy, which has
been used with wonderful success by those who
have had an opportunity Of testing its virtues.
No family should neglect 10 have a supply, and
all persons employing workmen would do well
to have some by them, 10 be used in case of ac-
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LARGE FIELDS OF CoRN.-El Hens
dell, in the town ofSalina, N. Y, has a
field OF 240 acres, and his brother Perry
in the same vicinity, has one of SO acres
all looking remarkably we'll.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.
PGEsT REPOsYT ACADEyy,

FENiE duties OF this Institution will lie resun-
Il ed on the first MONDAY in September
nexI. The Principal takes this opportunity Of
returning thanks to his Kind patrons OF he past
year, and be@s leave to inform them, and any
others who may have sons to educate, that no
pains will De spared to impart sound and thorough
mental nalning. The course OF study is com
prehenslvc, and the terms IRE very moderate.
II. G. SMITH, A. b.,
Aug. p Wv Principal
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THE CECIL WING
3 Published every Saturday,
BY p. C. RICKETTS,;

FICE NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE.
The terms are Two dollars IL year in advance,
/ two dollars and fifty cents if not paid in ad-
lice.
RATES OF ADvERTIsrNG.-1 square 3 weeks
IS cents for each subsequent insertion; l
lare months SO, months Sc, year Sl2.
actions Of square to be charged as a square.
,ng yearly advertisements at the rates Of Sl2
one third offs column.
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Mr.. CLAY AT THE BALLOT Box.-Un-
der the new election law of Kentucky,
MIR. Clay was cut off from the privilege
of voting, as heretofore, at Lexington,
and was compelled to ride some eight or
nine miles TO the polls and back again,
and in weather when due regard for
his health would have induced him to re-
main in the house. Yet notwithstand-
ing all this he went to the polls early
on the morning of the election, and cast
his vote for the entire Wing ticket.
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Willis Rutter,

Respectfully informs the Public that he has
received the
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS,
and Is prepared to made eentle1nen's clothing in
the neatest manner. Cali at the s.BAzAAR' next
door to the Post Office.
Elkton, March % 81.
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BAReAINs.-If you wish TO get good bargainS
buy Of people that advertise. The increased
amount ofcustom which u judi:ious system NJ
advertising always brings to asiore, enables tn
propiietors to sell at smaller profits than thos-
can afford 10 vine have an accidental customer
now and then,
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DEATH OF MCDOWELL, oF VIRGIN!

DEATH OF MCDOWELL, OF VIRGINIA.
This distinguished man died on the
Gath instant, at his residence at Lexing-
ton, Va, according to correspondent
Of the Washington Republic. He had
been long in bad health. He was gen.
tleman, scholar and patriot. His elo-
quence enchanted listening Senates.
His virtues won the atfectionate regard
of all who were brought within the
sphere OF their influence.
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ENEAS.--Sunrrior Young Hyscn, Imperial
u and Black Tea, Just received b.
June Is +. BROWN, Jr.
(,Ienlin:' packed Teas constantly or handy
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For The Cecil Wig.
To Mrs. II. s. Leggegt.

Ola dear old maple tree,
And the leaves above me rustic,
Making such rich melody.
AIN happy, very happy,
Glad tears TO my eye-lids come,
As |, elancing down the hillside,
See my own, my mountain home.
But my thoughts, my gentle sister,
Wtnd they, far away to thee;
Now low at thy feet I'm sitting
"Wth my head upon thy knee"
On my forehead, lightly pressing,
Rests that loving hand of thine,
While thine eye, affection beaming,
Looketh down and melteth mine.
Sster-thus used to call thee
'TiS a long time since we met;
Since felt thy lips warm pressure;
Since marked thine eyelids wet,
Dropping, heavy with the tear-drops
That vom'd fill thy clear blue eye;
Since heard thee murmur softly,
Words of blessing, and "GOod bysi"
Long time, doth it seem, yet sister,
In my heart there i. nook,
Wherein thou abidest only;
There I've treasured ev'ry look,
Every smile, and every tear-drop,
Every word I've heard thee sptak,
And, otllmes. when am lonely,
That dear little nook | seek.
And gain I'm close beside thee,
Sitting, as sat one night
BY your fire-side--it was winter,
Yet each face beamed warm and bright,
While we ate our nuts and apples
q rememember rrho pared mine,)
Then we each did choose flower
From that Floral book of thine.
Then you brought little casket,
Filled with relics dear and old;
As you spread them out before us
Many an "ow'er true tale" you told,
OF this piece of rare Mosaic,
Twas brothers. giit-and he
Many year had been wanderer,
Rover, "o'er the deep blue sea-"
OF that lock of hair-thy mothers;
As you smoothed the glossy curl,
You did tell us Of one morning
When you were a tiny girl,
Sitting by her-she was sewing
Singing as she sewed, you said,
And that curl, with many another,
Dropped in clusters from her head.
Then You told her how you'd prize it
How you'd keep it cen for aye,
And You said, "she gave il to me
And its mates are now all gray"
Then you sighed, and | did fancy
That saw a tear-drop bright,
Gathering on thine eye-lid, sister;
remember we'll, that night
When we sat around your fire-side
Thee, ''Augustus, ""--," and |,
And it is a CLEAN ofsunlight
Shining ont from Memory's sky.
And ii lights my heart ifgloomy,
And it cheers my soul if sad,
Ii mine eye-lids droop with weeping,
Dries my tears-and makes me glad.
ELLEN GREY.
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FOR MAN.

FOR MAN.
For the cure rhcum-
atism, lumha 90, sprains
swelllngs, b ruiS 5,
scIalic pains, stiffness
oflhc limbs, sc.
For sale only by
WM. rORBERT.
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ABoLlrIoNrsTs IN VlRGlN1A.--On the
18th inst, Alfred Bartlett, citizen of
Grayson CO., Va, was murdered by
slaves belonging to Mr.. John Reeves,
who also dangerously wounded Mr..
John Clements. This sad affair is
laid to the charge of abolitionigts, and
we perceive that a meeting of the citi-
zens of Wythe county they adopted res
olutions to expel from South-W estern
Virginia certain pretended missionaries
FROM free States, who, under the garb of
re!s ion, take every opportunity to dis
semi nate abolition doctrines.
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EN ATS.--Lptcst style Silk Hats, of various
q u qualities, just received and for sale by
apr ~ VIM. TORBER1.
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g1LY NETS.---A handsome lot Just received
T. aud for sale by B.. MAY.
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IT. L STEAMER PAMPERo.-The New
York papers, of yesterday morning, have
the f blowing intelligence with regard
to the movements of Gen. Lopez's stea-
mer 'ampero. brought by the steamer
Flori, Ia, which sailed from Savannah on
Satur day last:
80 Saturday, the 23d inst, at two
o'cloc k in the afternoon, the steamer
St. NJ ithtw arrived at Savannah from
Palask {. She reported that on the
morni * of that day the steamer Pam
pero as in Dolby Inlet, where she had
just ar. lived for the purpose oftaking on
board recruits, who were waiting at
diierer!t points in that vicinity. she
was to proceed to Montgomery, small
place a bout ten or twelve miles in he
interior from Savannah. She would
arrive lere in the evening. She re-
ported erself, however, bound TO Tybee.
To the ! alter place vessel had been dis
patched in pursuit of her."
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GoOL

LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODr,
.BLACK Gro DE- Rhine, Chameleon Glsrr
Resins, Broca1e do, Foulard DO, Brocad"
Silk Poplins, Plain DO, high cuored Batis,e,
Berege de LANES, Mousln do, Silk Lus,res.
Linen do, printed Canbrics, Lawns and Cling
hams; together with large assortment Of Trim.
mings, Handkerchief, Gloves and Hosiery.
apr 10 For sale BY WIN. TORRENT.
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TEy.4BLE COVERS.--A large assormen, Ct
X cott9n and wooden table covers, Just reccd'
and for sule cheap, by L. BROWN, Jr.
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E,y EKEGrs ard LAWNS, of beautiful texture
k.syus. reed by hETTLEwELL & Co.
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~ EWTON DARIlNG'S Wheat and Grass
! y Srythes, Snaihes, Rake,. Hay Forks, Scythc
Stones, Rifles, Sc, for sale 10y
June B. T. MAY,
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. In case the
election of The next President is taken to
the House. of Representatives, the vote
will stand as follows:
Democr tic.-Iowa, Maine, South
Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wiscon-
sin, New Jersey, Delaware, Illinois,
Connecticut, Tennessee, Indiana, Texas
and Alabama--14 States.--Whig--
Missouri, iermont, Florida, Michigan,
Massachusetts and North Carolina--6
States. Te--New York, New Hamp-
shire, Rho,'e Island and kentucky--l
States. Of the remaining States, Vir-
ginia, Mississippi, and probably Louisi-
ana and Cali forna. will be democratic.
Georgia and Maryland uncertain. Each
State has one vote, neither more or less,
except when tied.
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DEPAr .TULE OF THE SARANAc. Charles
L. Kin 9, Esq, arrived at Norfolk on
Tuesday mornin from W ashington, with
despatch IS from Government to Com
modore Parker, of the Home Squadron,
directing him to proceed forthwith to
Havana. The Herald says:
1t is un 1erstood that Commodore p.
5 instruct, ID to enquire into the circum-
istances o.. the shooting of the forty A
mericans at Havana and also, 10 inves-
tigate the affair of the U. S. Mail steamer
Falcon, az d demand satisfaction for the
insult otte red 10 our national flag on
board of t'1at vessel, by a Spanish war
steamer. On the RECEIPT Of these orders
the Saranac was Immediately got ready,
and will proceed to sea this afternoon.
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The wesleyan Female Institute

Aug. % Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03

ess OF the church and the interests oil oil In M M
partics would amlca5y take up the cas. anu y 'i
counsel come to an adjustment before - Iny %
,h;s cnur We cannot entertain aouo ui'e "'at nds
taken naca-- wnatt. or may b. our aec'soi al " m ~
must uCct ssally be more ~ a."
los cnnccrnrd. that the future gnoa ieei'nS anu
nndsb;n =, The members o: the church WI" DC 'ch meter
r,,o,n II. m anirahc adjustment 'hah can We uS ai!
;snmsnn If ,he court We may add that Whatever DOUBTS
rc cn,,irc rs 10 The power OF the agents who "ia me
rns, e co he no reasonable doi5t that whatever may be
~ mo different counsel and sanctioned by this court
,nn, ho %old md binding disposition We deemed il
sar =, cav thus much from the time that must ealsc
hS az decision can be given and with hope that in The
,;,nc m nmcohlc arrangement may be effected between
| the contcnting parties
Tho New York Commercial Advertiser has the following
comment on the Methodist case:
uuoss uho have carefully watched the trial heard read
h r~nn,cnts of counsel and in other ways faniarize
helvs. with the subject will probably infer from the
49,, remarks that the decision would be in favor Of the
mapts Al any will not permit ourselves 10 doubt
h, The inaliun from the will be cordially obcrcd by
hIh s 10 the controversy, since the assurance given
hn nny arrangement made between lhcm receiving the APP
nvul Of the court could be disturbed by any susc
| nnncnt legal process This the difficulty under
which the has la5oredhe fear lest any mode of set
Element other than that originally attempted would not BIZ
lso,j and which deferred the South from conserving
nbitraon. Wcl!wishcs of religion and Mcthodsm every
| where will be gratifed by such settlement.
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COMNERCIAL REgOpn
RICHMOND MARKETS. ~.

,...l, ~ ~, 'tSE 7
lonaCLo.-in nc '"'' NJ, I' Ii'"E lat ant 1
WAS no. a'use' an" We E;i T. ~ % Har s
- go ., Wv, ., n,,,.,,.i ia -" '.''e SIC
,Ln",,h san vrrv nooJ "'a"> >Hs.
,Ie :, ri, MARI NJ last VAL ',,.-
''rfs % Nv, ",n n,r,Iv luII buI h ne o',ts
49,. n,,, hssn ,,oht '''
IN, insn,c,ions to the l.. Of yfuue will anne.
,,no,t The falling oil viii BE-. greater ,i,,o' -
hh5s will ind:cIfr. owiur 10 m. very Euh.
nuIk of IN. manuiactnrjug hht. Tho oy..,'
manufactured tobacco is less Der hhl tv IN.
,n, ,;ciI ,fleig md ,unrr ,h,, IN no, :,',. =.
's s ys,r nxin,,, The mr1c n,mbrr 81 r ,'' 10
,.I;,.,, ,ro ,,,h7.rc,t i, m irsr.cI,,,. 10y
"'''''' - n r,,m,.
s.l.,a.,,,,. To,,oc, ,o,, ,' =" :, ;, !.
~ ...t U'nI,,, l,.. =: y
~. u ,I'.,,;,...lr2rrI. tn",. =, ~ ir..
~ Gir'- L.,.- =, - y - ;y =
- - ,LI,, m n T,oct,r,., ~, 49,
~ ~ o. "a ANY .,.;. Xxi - q 5ans,,
80 Lhts =, sin 35,,tiG -. L,,n.. II
so,rlG =. y 81 Kn.. bhs. Ia,S - :. 10.
H. -. ! 81, ~ - *, ~ n iJr'. 49,. .
H., Ns,o, q nII, -, :. .ct, ,',.f ;"'
.. 90 "a o,,s :; O ., ~ d 90. ~
49, -, "a !, ~. .'.'' 49,, -
Nj a. - '''- ~. T. ~
-; +, w., ,Ti -, 4, n,
sil - - ,r', ~" - :. >.
~ .,j Ia ~ \ VarrlII ,hi =.
= n Xnndru,i 3 hhIs ~ 32 =
, ',''I' uI n,satS. n g,nt ~. i. ~ d.
and II g.
rIo,,p TN, n,s, s,,,s of R;ch,oo,,o,<.
,.;r y, I,n 10 '>''''" 90 - !
''' w1E - w." c,,, n, co,,s
rnnT 80. - ,.an,G,,r F'''e ho'
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LATEST NEWS BY TIE T,
Photographed for tic Ricnmgnd 3

ARRIVAL OF THE WASHI,t , /,
The steamer Washington whic;l lief, w.
MAY, arrived here his morning ~
\ favorable change had "rcurred in n. ~.
o. the lJ.h May 1000 hnlcs were s.d
j,200morr. ~
Accounts f;om the manufacturing r.js,r...
i'Trat<'uf'' were improving. Sugar Ac,vy
Stocks fra.
The steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool 8,
and TIE Pacific on The l9il!. Tie 81. Law
he T. States ahout tie middle Of tl.iS n,n,,
WORLDS FAlR.-TEe receipts i,on =.
lion have been $500 per diem. i pr5r.. .
whole amount raised from this svurce 10 h..
ucaliuE.
FRAECE.-The Lcgitimists are maxim.
posi,.on L. the administration OF Louis N,r
EELGll'M.-l'he Ministry have cs.,al.g ,.
Coa;incnta! news is uniinportan,
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BY THE GOVERNOR o. VIRGINIA.
l.lItI, a n

APPROXIMATION avng by lie Execu re- thai Cha.
ian H. Smith. no confined the Jail HALIFAX county ON
c!. .: made hts escape from said Jail on IN.
aiht u no Ism Inst Al! i going large do therefor.
ne-b " Tc"I. o. hun!f= dyas person Or cr.on.
o shall ar est me said Obadiah II Smith and deliver him into The
jan oI H2S and do all Oi.e u; this
~ civil an military, and request people generally
that Ac IA. b. brought o justice '
Given uaer hand Governor under The Lesser Seal al
ne Commonwealth a Richmond. 3st Nav i:
- lie year !s7I JOHN B. FLOTD
smith said =. years OLD. or inches hs
vel! m.-e - very aTe "h sandy hair blue eyes COIN.
iiSNl"t, "sry fond Q: iatsing. and quite Intelligent.
June Sew
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,i,TiS hai been rerelvel Oy The E.ccui"r, l)r
, VI rijp,a. u. J4 cnry Ctul.
re! liz from the said IIil
large. do therefore
hundred dollars per
the said DR. John NJ Cotcn deliver him
the Henry County ard 10 require all
Of tbs civil and military. and request people
best lic the
Ctnp;ou. ;ita' H. may De Brought 20 Justice
hand unIer the Lesser Seal Of
the mi!uri,wea.ih. Rc.unumd. Bis, day Nav ia
'a''' "a. year iajl JOHN Il. FLUIn.
Caqma! b as ar: - years old, a,l ve.y gray FOR his
aEchr b.c fee: high and weighs 100 no lbs
lie well ard II times cute polite singular in his
an! Grcs June 3-c:;w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03

THE TRIAL IN THE CASE or SHADRACuS RES
CuEiha trial " James Scott coIoed, lnr aiding IN the
rcscEc 81 Sha;racn The fugitive slave, resumed this
forenoon before Judge Spa@uc The opening argument for
the Government was made by Mr.. " J. Lord. Mr.. John
Device IN: o"aer "f Shadrach and his Attorney Mr. Cap
hart both o Noroih Va testified The fact that Shadraci
OWNED b Dcvrce. and had escaped the North Evil
dencc 10 The fact that >haiach legally arrested as ..
e"s saSc IN this city then adduced. The trial will
last. several DAYS.
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NEW YORK MARK ETS-MAY 3.
C0rroS The market Is exceedingly dull Ani the -:
downward
FLOUR, %c.-lhc mar@e Tor State and Western !.
VITA lar demand Tor home consump'i0n-S 81 =. g.
l'r pure u ""s,". Southern iIour is dull w.'h .l.s
bHls nj 81 Ia 81 g.: for common 70 good mix! 5n
fRAIS WHEAT Is h"a"y and We notice -ii,- 81
oaSh"is t'nc>"" on private terms. Corn : rather
with sales ~ 1000 bushels 1T s. "A 80 ,f- for t,s!
crn, and 90 cts. fer Iouni yellow
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lOB .At,t;O.

Sales OF Tobacco by DEAHG q BRowH the las
Mr. James VI. Thomas oi F!uYanna cDun.v. hht
nrl2 al II, az . ;nI Qugs) AZ - MAJ 4
F!uyaHnu county hid. at SIS Is, | AT %, al
~ 20. Mr.. q Scatcr oi Fiuvanna county, HI
ana ! a; -. VI. Richard VI. Cary ut Fllvanna
Ind. at SIS ., at T. %. | AZ ! 80 and ar6 %
Mr. HAYDEN ot F!uSanua county, hid. at Sl1 y
at -, at Ho2. and Qngs) at : -. E>;.ir
btr> -. tluyanna county. hhi- n Sll At : i!
; .. Mr. j. smith If Cnm1crirni county. I'm;
Ia: 9, a: 5 - M" | n: 80 Mr. H. Wool .. An
". NIL. Al $!l 81. and lht (very inferior
VI. l.. Daniel al Cumberland county nh! AT $
~ -, al y, ! al 9, : tn4s) "a, j 10 and ; 10
>rcg.r Of Buckingham county. hhi AT SO q.
and lrg") AZ i 31g. Mr ". g. Sergeant q.
ml:Is coaEty, HID. At SO | AT . 80 and / IL g..a
VIM. Garnet, %: Buckingham COUNT. | hai. a,
9 = :, AT % at : Is, QIu4sl At rom ~ 10
t.!!G-, IN pfb!u!>CGoms dts At from / Ia 81
TOBACCO.-Ihe lara st inspections drrins :;
sIlE" 3@cn THIS week, yci IS" decline .m 9..
~ shipping and sremming qualities, and bar ..gn
those. VI Manufacturing descriptions are -cs.'e al
sought alter, particularly when rcaiiy t."<. We i,
the inspections here up 10 the st June l-jp aaa l.
ing less b. DIT Ehd- than IN $50 ia the STATE 10
ner.nd, II Is supposed the deficiency viii not be
1000 lhal
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IN. MIMI. WNN : T. TS--NN1 y
ohr innrf"' J. very gu:"'. Norhn9 tyn. ~ ilrur /
street viii not hfing over 81 l9G Gain au!ct--te
- a - cents; wh:'" - a lUj cents yellow corn
cents; whit" y ~ cents. Dlt> 40 - rrns Rs
l't"vlsions ~" 'riG-rrlccs unchanged. Gsdsern-
Whiskey l. selling at % % cents in Ehs an! gatf,
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SALES OF TOBACCO.
Sales OF Tobacco made in the last icw days By
SHEPPARD, II III" following prices:
.. Bcazl,y Ehd at l5 ? AT IL 90 an1 il.s a, !;
+ Samnc! hind. AT Sli 2j al II ~. al !,
tIppn, hid. At 81 80; =. Samuel hat a, - =.
AZ II -: \. q. Mckinney mid. at si 81, at
tohhS hits., at SIG, | at IS an! 81 hht
81 '3 y l.ncke hhd. at ): II, Go. tags al i; H.
son MD. al s. 80 al 5 15 a, . do Hg- q,
Damron At $ -; +. r. Wills Ind Mt SO .. q.
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tnds. very Inferior lntsat ~ aud } -; IT, e. NJ
Md AZ s. ~, NJ II; Profit Md. a, - jl V.
b"ris hid. AZ 50 .; ). T.. Anderson | had lG-! a
t. Gatew"o! hid at Sl2 30; 4. h. Wright abs
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The GOODNESS of the past spring is cuousy explained by
French Philosopher NJ Petit the Director of the obser
saosy attributes il the Earth passing through sac,
where 'nnleabe planetary curpuscua inerposct be
tween ii and the sum- and that these phenomena 81
attributed The owness Of the temperature for mC
lrc.
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THE RAGLAND WILL CASE.

Mr. K. G. Scott for the proponents commenced his re-
marks before the Jury Saturday evening and had
cluded when the adjourned His address marked
with his usual ability and doubtless most OF our readers
aware that such being said, higher compliment BIZ
paid him. Our reporter leaving before the adjournment,
have been unable learn whether Mr. Scott ccncu-
ed Y Yesterday
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APpoINTMENTs oF. sTATE STUDENTS.

II VIII De seen By advertisement in another column,
mat on the Isl OF July next, appointments will be made OF
State Students from eleven Districts fill vacancies the
University of Virginia.
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70 TIL: PUBLIC

~ request wc publish The following from the Norfolk AT
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Toby slave belonging Mrs. ThrockmoTton OF Henri
Yesterday sentenced 10 be hung on :lday, the III
july, Tor setting fire 10 Il house
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SALES or TOBACCO

In cur gain and flour markets there i M new
communicate. DEANE & BR
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RANGE OF Iii ri. 1io1;E.'TI.
1"'r!uck. /! n'r,. 500.
McHlav June > is 20 :.
70 NV. s: isIEGEiEM OI I:uD...-- I. -rt..-.
JUN Il.l0"s' ~ =. -
E,!i;or OF III" ifcf4ll OF the Kingdom al - - ""

GUITARS. GUITa4s.--I I! TAYLOR 01. ~. '
i re!rct! addition 70 kis s'pr. u i:UIAr-
those e-ii1us al n1;lIG" good article mairfl' "
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fatwEaTr DOLLARS REWARD Tor 'He 49,.
si"a An! d"i'c:: {" n: Subscriber JUiS,a s,!'a"f
"a. :" isanhrr e exc at r.iranaa tpui:@
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NJOs.-Som. supsloc 'a!in4 have Iu.l rrsG zee.
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nI THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

Sidney College MAY ly-cI