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MANY THINGS THAT ADAM MISSED.

Adam ne er knew what twas TO be a boy,
To wbeedie pennies from doting SIRE,
Win waich 70 barter for some P.easing toy
Or calm :5s rising Of strong desire
To suck an orange. Nor did he
T. er css. the shuttle cock t" batheoore'
Nor ac:5 ..;e trousers ever ont al Knee
From piayiug mar bes on the kitchen floor.
Ii. never ska.ed o er the frozen rill,
When winters covering Ger the earth was spreae
So- yii,ed down the slippery nal,
With pretty girls on his trusty sled.
He never swung upon his fathers gate,
Or s,eo. in sunshine on the cellar door.
Nor roasted chesuuts q. tho kitchen crate.
Nor spun tia huumHg tor upon the foor.
He ne eli amused himself with rows ot 5rcks
so SCI, il Que fall, All come down;
Nor gsz-d delightful al the funny tricks
OF Larenrin or travelling circus clown.
Hv nradue! yrcr-.h be rover reache !; the age,
Whsn cruel Cupid ftst invokes his art,
And stamps loves lesson, page oy page,
On the glowing tablets ei youuging' 8 heart.
He never wandered forth on moonlight nights,
WIZ, her We loved above oil earthly things,
Nor TIED TO noun; old tiudsr's rocky heights
Because he iaucied love had len, him wings.
IL asv-r tripped il DER the ballroom floor,
T"h.re love aud mas;c ea.ertwine ther charms,
Nor waadsrc stless by Ii. sandy shore,
u ia red the pleasures pt his lady arms.
Yo Adan--so a. isas. ne SAID
BIZ unary an ancient aud ma6.rn sage,
Beer. a mouen oil his e hec fed,
Was fol- THIRTY YEARS OF AGE.
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WESTERN WHEAT CROPS GRASS FRUIT

&r-Th- extreme baoswa:dnrss Of ;ho sp:iag. ;"ys
;as1 With III" sra-i'Y and high prices "s grain nrd
hav gsve -:Sa - "F-s that s"a5rd e cnHHara'Ivr
famn- was in s.ora iur u. Two weeks Ggr, !ro:i
Iowa Wisconsin Missouri, Michigan, Northern Hi
nni- Iu;a AMI Ohio. The CIV WIS, .'the whea. -
DESTROYED By he frls,." Some farmers indeed, COM
m.uced p.owng up :hoir -lls preparatory Z" r=s W.
vor.h'Y changed II The last three ,ce-!.s 20 20 SY:
assurances there will be nearly, il not quite. ST.
average crop. tisids Tia, were supposed 10 have
been frozen out beyond redemption uDder tina lni'u
cnCe If genial rf:Gs and sunshine hNrs started out
nez stocks from The roots, and will give from ore
! half totwohris Weld.
| Tie reports from Eastern Kansas, Kentucky and
even Tennessee and North Carolina, Judging hy our
exchanges from those quarters hrs most favorable.
! largo quantity Of spring whsa. his been sowa II,
Illinois, where ii very seldom fails and We are in
! iJ-Ged that an unusual large oTanliiy o! new lands
have been prepared eni sown ."h thi- grain. snfii
for 1857 fully equal, il not superior TO the yield @:
| 1856. rho inns has passed for Us TO apprehcnd
much dsrger, is the opinion of mos. persons interest
| ed " agricultural ou-sui;s
Il is too early ye; to make reliable estimate of the
yild ii corn, planting having con.eq lance Of wet
weather, been unusually late, 5u: the present pros
pact s good.
In all parts Of hi. State, and such portions Of In
disna and Kentucky rs lie adjacent. never have We
known The grass Ia book fine healthy and vigorous
The hay crops with favorable weather 10 cureit vii
be unusually large, AMI il now having a material
effect upon h- prices OF last years yield and as tG
frui, OF all kinds, the trees are laden win buds and
oooms, giving every indication OF a productive
harvest All this i. cheering, indeed and crosd-rt
NAV well cease their evil fo.bodiogs.-EC tne1n
aat' Enquirer.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION RETURNS.
upsuUR COUNTY.

To the Editors Of the Enquirer ros,l.
C;an,Ie-.n: The election in this county nae lsI h
I'd in favor of Jenkins over Garlic, Tor con@e, ~,
msi ri,v Of 100 lis majority in Barbour - ~ ne'
n,rt.a 3,B Randolph and Tucker ii; i-ew,s Do ''"'
rison l3l Carli!es majority IN 'TaSioh e. q, tho
The election OF Richard j. brown FL" - bc
ua,,'a If DELEGATES, by 'nCio:l'v "t ~, WI! y.
n his msny irar!a 10 Eastern lrsh'a'
,r shoncll tie majority is apparently small Ist -.
h .'-cteL At all, under the circumstances n
COMPLIMENTARY 10 him, aud illustrative 81 'le
,r. ,( cur people towards more !!here' a",' :;
n,rcia;ioa of tai. Il: aud worth in the person o' '
~ nr.sen;a,;ve irrespective of the iocar'v 81 no
birth His competitor, Ahram R-ger, I'd !, - y
father OF our late senator. A. C. kegef, E-i ,,,t
descendant OF one OF The old settlers "i '"c
with family connection. by blood and ''i.'
some hundreds ui voters III The co"n's ,;, ,nj
therefore natural that old sectional pre'"+s. ..,'u
1I hJaria.,p arguments should have been nhscr IPu
lnuslv arn.a.d 70 10 d.l.a his election II" "'hnt
ny CONDITION of ih- Methodist c!ir'ch-"e' 'n
church No-,j, and Snu,h-waS as" -pga'S wv" '''"
bu; few days before the esc''on aiI ''a =;
g: the former with the exception ni ioN ',oo'e
viduas who would not prostitute 'ie cn",
ton 10 any such .nubie purpose eA-r'ec li "',
r..lsr,r., nrrosirHn IL him. And there II 100 ue',
ground Tar apprehension that nan! ~ INA. .. '.I w
the church are strongly tncuren "!'h "!''.'' ~ 's
,imens Mi. Re.er him'eii, however 10 nee ''''''
an s.La siS ttion ., p mo :.
Ia. ra,,srd-d ~ fl subiec =. s:s'uln'ion win 81;
friends and ms the haruinscr VI an epoch ot GOOD
fa.iup with our people which VIII make us marx
rn Th h;tor,; of Tue nation. Il IL All index OF the
np;,v IS san,men, existing in Virginia. which fore
shadows the unity ri the South: and the South being
unit, she mas safely defy all the mdchInnlons oil
external forces.
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TROpDEN FLOWERS.
BY rESSYSos

Tb.re gre some hearts that. AXE the LOVING vine,
t..u. 9 .aA g0Gy rocks md rGined towers,
Spi,irs dist suffer and 40 rot .epine--
Ps,;-,,' aud sweet ~ nw'y trnaden anwers.
That rom beneath he pHsscr heel arise
AMI give back odoIous breath lpsit al o. f'Shs'
Bot there ara other hearts that viii MOI ieei
Tn,. low is love tnat hcuns 'E,!r eyes and ears;
That wonud fond faith with anger w"rse shan Stesi
Aad out -. PHYS sprng draw 'hie tears.
O Nature sna! it ever be thy wiii go,
III thags with good 10 m!aSie, good win M
WHY should the heavy foot of sorrow press
The wiling heart of accomplishing love
Meek charity shat shrinks not ir"ni d''ues''
Gsul!e:.css, 10th her tyrants 70 r'pr"
Irousn virtue weep tor ever and .aih-nt'
With one hard heart turn to her ''"" '''e"
W.hv should The reed be brck n that VII! oend'
Ana .hav tina, dry the tears IN Other eyes
I'll ,hc.- own anguish w-ii!ng without end,
TS.ir summer darkeaei with the smoke o. s!Shs
srr. Low. 10 soma TAR Eden OF his own
YIN ne 6; last, anu leave Us here alone.
Love wears,h nlY:vs-weep2ta g: me past.
E,- woes ,ba; c.c, .or woes that may be,ide:
WHY should not hard ambition Weep n last,
tnrY az: hatred avarics and pt,3e!
F..o whispers sorrow, sorrow Is your lot
..aey wcu!L be r-bes-!ove rebsileih not.
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JOSEPH sEGAR OF ELtzABETH CITY

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TGc friends os internal Improvement IN virginia
will be graIed hear OF the detection OF this gen
t,man to the Legislature from E.iz sbeth City &c
Ths result Is the more hanerng TO Mr.. 5. personally
from the fac; that hs did not actively CANVASS h'e
counties. but coutented himself with issuing eroh
lar 10 which he presented, in detail his views OF State
policy
Notwithstanding our ncn.corcu-rence With Mr. 3
on some poiuis arr Obliged ~ recognize him as
one Of The most able, liberal and independent men
that Vrgns has had in her councils Tor ceDsid-ra'
ba fms. He always EXPRESSES anl rates his own COZ
victons without tear favar or affection. He in one
Of .he few who net Independently Of par;es and
ciqass sud who by the force OF his taleus and cha
racter ind-pen:eu; msn, Is capable Of welding
large Influence Eeam,ncr.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

AZ meeting of the board of Directors Of the Pcren
tary held -n lpniay. tho sin day Of June. 1871
Tue Board of Directors the Psnen'iary have heard
with u, The ,rrutcd death the Eth inst. OF JAS
e. SfOIi& Esq, A:.n; VI this Institution.
Thcy deeply syGpatiz. with The b2Tehvcl family and
r.u4, ad express with ueigncd sincer!tythe grie Tor
his aalneiy end.
by ih!s eventt!: INSTITUTION has lost faithful aud
uel Agent. nHd the Commonwealth ~ ir5 best Ct!
co.'s. We have always found .m in ia n!ercDu with
tue Bnr:!, courteous, uH-is'n md iist ari m n!s phi
vat. relations he proved himself kind hospaule
md r"l...,s friend.
Ia,nen,ins most d eply our loss deem proper to
give exprc.s!on TO feelings. aud ID pscc Tia" eSrcs
sion o. ih. records OF TIE Board.
Therefore, Resolved, That IN. President transmit
COW OF these RESOLUTIONS the win" o. the dcceas-d
A. testimonial Of regard a, affection ior lie: bus
ban'.
Resolved Tha; ike copy Of these proceedings
be CO ,ic:e By the Pre!dcn. TO his Excel.ncy, tiir
Gay--.Or K. N H!H%0,
Pre.ilcn: Of the Board y. directors.
Trs.c.
Henry e. JoSEs, Clerk.
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OLD SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
: the General Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church
(Old Srhooil CLOSED lis annra! session al Lexington
Kentucky, the Isl Of jane. Ii is staed that great
harmony prevailed all subjects under discussion.
The Missionary element was prominent Tie seini
all prospecting aud moving forward in the accomplish
nlsu OF this great work. /; has Presbytery or
two in lndis one or Two in China, one in Western
Africa one il California, arG one among the Choc-
taw lEdians. The Assembly declined 10 send iec.
gales to any Of III New England Associations,
count oi t!.,i: disposition 70 neGdc VITA t&e .riec.
of slavery. Tt ll"n. john c. BfeckrGriig-. whose
two uuc!es are prominent clergypea. was a daily st.
t.ndar; on the Assembly, and entertained tho mem
bers with great hospitality at bis home.
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GEN. WALKER'S OBJECT IN VISITING THE
CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Advices received here
from Trustworthy sources in New Orleans, state that
General Walker reasons for coming here 10 SEE
the President, and membsrs OF 'hs Ca5:aa:. tis
wish. 70 aafen6 his mot res for biz COURSE Nesrs-
qua, and 10 learn i. the administration sustaiDs Capt.
Davis in his conduct 10 assisting The Costa Ricant by
making a coup de grace against him He will be
heard. but il is known tnat Dir. Buchanan approves
the course of Cant. Davis under the Instructions he
had from the late Secretary of the Navy but do4s not
approve the tenor Of those instructions. Walker Is
not expected here for days yet as he VIII STOP
sn his way a. Nashville, where his father resides.
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! ERNIE
.e5 per wesk.
SAWaY IN JAIL.


NS rAS committed to the j, Il rrln," william county
w The liza of april lat, Negroes, WHO cali.
Lrga,E !.l2i !AHHi-, mi Who says sGc is :ree. The
said r,,It ~ or - years OF sh" i about
md hish che homes Tic sd n"1ress has been living
Ia ;hr Bull Mountains -or;c3 or yrar-. tar from
the Ghproucnre Mis. She h6- tie back o. he;
neck winch extends t. TIE edge o: tho Iar aud which
some q .HcEt- ~ dam"ter-auppnscd 10 have been
caused IS The of the -.Id hereby
noc. :orwa:d prove property, paw charges.
;als her within the :imc pr--clipcd by law.
othrr'visn t' ''Gl BE- dealt with the lsw Directs.
Mhv l5-c,,Gw JAMES 4 GOODWIN. .o..or
y Vr"'nir Sentinel please copy, Tor six weeks ant
.JiWnrd hi 30 the .ulscrIher.
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NJ T. elCANn at kOME.-Severa! hundred
Americans haze he-u ps-ss i,!e s.,.iny months in
the eternal city cnd letter Of and about thsin Says
Our fair oonn'rywo'nen always h,,. If :hs pa I'm
OF beauty o. every assembly. Adorned or uuadorned,
theirs Is the nobility OF nature, aud they wear upon
their broSs he regal impress OF iyse peopls Thsr
onarns 81 tranrce"a-ni AZ To b- admitted by all
--evsa suriy John Bu!i-wi,hou, dissent"
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NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC CoNvEN-

CoSooRo, June l0.--The Democratic Slate Con-
v.ntion mat here 10 day. aud tho frat ballot
mated Asa F. Gale as the candidate for Governor
The resolutions adopted by III. Convention approve
tb. .-s. and all previous Democratic Administrations,
pledge earnest supper. 70 Mr.. BuchauanS Adam
st:a;ipn, support the Deed Scott decision ard advo
CATO repeal OF the Maine liquor law. The oonv-n-
ton wng tut and the irucael.nSs harmonious.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY

ITAsHISGroS, June ln.-Mr. Jeukins, Consul at
NaYi:s,ors Island, has been superseded in tia; po
s,f;an.
The following post Offices have been established in
North Carolina: Shady Grove. III Davidson county
L.: H;jgs ia Washington county.
l. Virginia tb- following offices have been eaiab
li.i-, B 70 Creek, in Kanawha county; Ayr Hills
j. Fairfax "ouuty, and Pr,trhard's MILL iu Doddrdge
couu;y. Tn. following offices have been discontla
u.i: M,GnS L ito2.s, N Augusta county, and be!'
mu Is duui;-.is in Cnestertisit county.
L D-,nksri, E.q., has been appointed Act!aT
S'c..iary Of War du..as the s5seace Ut Gov FLO q
III Wes: Point.
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ECorrespcndcuc" tn" Richmond Enquirer
J. W. WHITE
ATLASrA GA, May II. 1871

H'LNH'N ''N'' ''"I 49, '".''
see IN ys- papcr article un'a. tho head CT Kan
m, hGars-J W White !Tc. visa 20 state nom pc
soma, knowledge ,ha, nj. = y" White Of w.om YOU
speak j. an subscriptions sc""nir HEd GGm.::,a:
THE: ar! liar. H. came Atlanta in September. l-J6
and in company ,i Jones. delivered spccchrs TO
lsice assemblies who nnd con.r"- led at Democratic
me-, :a"ng He collected good dn" icr divers ind!-
viuas borrowed money from nearly al VINO enlisted In
rni.sr Esr-a, Ter ia" aforesaid White All Cap.
ain Iulcs Col White then dccHmpci 10 Parts unknown:
All now the ciiizens OF Georgia VIII give II icHirt at
900 tor hil and delivery the She'll 81 AZ.
ANITA White, wife ia now II he'd of -ickucAs. dcs'i
,e ard nlauc She has norscl Of meal or i"st
in house and article appeared =: n" ln'e!i.
Of this morning inuniring OF his whereabouts, by rcHc g
his pnor wife, r-.t!ng forth the above Hc's
You will especial favor upon the people oil IT.
gina nud Georgia by stating the" facts
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EPnCuS IN s W0MAN'S IJyE

Aiphooze kar alleges that epochs in a womsu's liz,
ere e. orec:y MARKED BY dress. Women will for 10.
s:scce, often cay that such rh'r; hsp7aneti W hen
the, housn; particular article OF costume. Thus: II
-eooiie~; perfectly We'll when Mrs. Jones took her
tnrj husuano; Chasle gave my erniue tippet at
tina: Tine Mrs. Williams was baptized and con
H.ned jus. one yer s:o last January, for bought
my blue velvet dress that month" :Old Mrs. Pope
died last "Wednesday sia months, for got my oamsls
hsir shawl Oh the day Of IL funeral
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Tho afnve Coins: tho rounds Of tbs northern press
We nh-ct not to thing said in relation IN "r j.
W. White. lie Eay or Hay not be tho scouurtl
acknowledgements must confess, point i'll
tba, way. We ARE inclined to think tina. there ~ .
little irt!on in The g, 100 reward. Most ne"ne who
have been hnmbugced prefer rather 10 BE- rid of the
hunbug.er than punah him. WHAT we d. offset -
III. connection TT CAPTAIN Jenss name with mat
oe Wh;". Tn. correspondent Of the EnYWr" has
in ;hs lrter ". hop. extraordinarily done great ~
Justice e. Captain Jones. The people nj Georgia
hnow him for gentleman and the sou a gent !emn
IA high ,or-l honorable. chvsl-rrs youth. VIII
.u!i:ra'-d 20 KaraIs i: cnapaEy with some friends
not under the nu pce- of White. Captain Jones after
ward. rsurned from the territory, aud oeln: an ar
dent advocate of h- peculiar institution. cid what
m c"n'd +" rronote Sentaera emigration thilaer. He
may possibly have spoken ut some meeting when
White spoke al-o. VIA; IT that No had r"a-.'n
to doubt ;ha, White was whst he represented himat
20 be- III hon.st man. CAPTAIN I0Ges had never known
bin gu. of Georgia, aud probably Was deceived ir
him "a hundreds Of Others were &c Gle who !:rpwr
the n,au w entertain the r-,n5"s: Suspicion that he
ha; any connection with White ior fraudulent Pur
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THE MEckLENBURa DECLARATION OF

| INDEPENDENCE.
At the late celebration at Charlotte, MeckienburC
county, Na":h Carolina, at which the distinguished
Rev. DR.. Hawks OF New York tborn in North Caro-.
Ina made the Grafton, the Declaration OF the 20lh
Nav, l775, was read. Til, following is copy:
| Resolved. That whosoarer directly or indirectly
| allotted, or in suy way, form or manner, coune:
nsnr.d tie unchartsred md dangerous invasion o:
our rights a. elaine! by Great britain IS az enemy
tn this country, to America, aad IL the Inherent ana
| iHalinna5!a rights Of NAV.
| Resolved That We The citizens Of Meckenburg
county do hereby Dissolve the political bonds which
have connected 20 tho mother country, and here
by aSso.ys ourselves from all Allegiance 10 the Bri
t,h crown, and aDjure all political connection, con-
tract or association with that nation, VINO have p" an.
tonly tranpled ON rights and liberties, and nhu'
manly shed the blood of American patriots al Lex
| ingtan.
/ Resolved, That We do hereby declare ourselves a
free and independent people, nud, OF right ought to
be sovereign and sesf-governing association under
the control Of power other than that OF our Goh
| ard tho general government OF the Congress- to the
| maintenance OF which independence We soleinnly
pledge to each other our mutual c" operation, our
! iives. our fortunes and our mott Sacred honor.
! Resolved, That "a Wa now Acknowledge the eSis.
teuce aud control Of no ,aw or legal officer civil or
| military within the county, we do hereby ordaln and
adopt as a rule of lfs, all and every OF our formar
laws Wherein never:hsies 'hs crown OF Grsat Bri
tain never cen be considered holding rights, phi
! vileges aud immunites or authorities therein
Resolved, Ths il ia further decreed, that all, each
and every military officer in 'hia county. is hereby
renstat-d in his former command ana authority, he
| acting coniornisbiy 10 these regulations And that
every member present Of This dneca'io shall hence
forth be u civil officer viz u Justice "f the Peace
l., I've character 0: "ccn;a;stee. man. to issue pro-
cess hear aud determine s matters OF controversy,
according 10 said adopted lass, and 20 preserve pencs
union aud harmony IN sGid county, aud tn use every
exer,iun to spresd the love Of country and fire OF free
dom throughout America. until more general ana or'
ganized government be established III iills province
| Abraham Alexander, Adam Alexander.
| John McKnit Alexander, Charles Alexander,
| Enhru;m Bravard Zaccheus Wilson,
Hrz.k,ah !. BalcA, Waigl,stiii Avery,
Iehn Phfsr Benjamin Paror,
James Harris, Matthew McCiure,
! VIM Keup,n, Neil iIorisop,
John Ford, Root Twin,
kchsrJ 3 .rry, ,Iann F-nnsgn.
Henry Down. David Reese,
Ezra Alexander, John Davldson,
VIM Graham Richard Harris,
john Quarry, Ihonrd Polk
uezoAis, Alexander,
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C0MWERC!... SAVINGS HNN.,,

siHaRTERED ny III. Legislature OF Virginia. Decer.,
~ Der 7,h lS5I-csp:;nl 10000 -rai- INSTITUTION re-
rc.v.s d-pOs!t- which interest Is pad &. u:
J"r per Il remaining ep"-it Elk months
and per cen: Tor snor,cr yurod-
WN. G PAINE, President.
GRO. J. SUMNER. Secretary,
JynE II MONTAGUE, T-e.sura-.
I4SOEcr 10. lSS. corner ais:. and l@t;. %.
ian
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AMBASSADOR 10 RCSS.A.-The Columbis
South Caroliaian learns fiom gentleman who has
sesn Tie letter. tha, President Buchanan las rendered
this appointment to Hon. F. w. Pickeus, Of South
Carolina, au1 this in the most complimentary terms.
Wbsther Col Pickens will accept 10 not known.
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EI- hHTED.-By phy-.rirn 81 i've years expert.
w cqr extensive Pr1tt!c', si'u':.on re clerk
H. D. S;Gr Dis rca.Cn for desiring situation 81
this kind j, thn he nasnG! permanent business
Re h.rtcrs himself. his eXtrnsTe acquaintance with
Druggists an pGysichns OF the south thut he eau carry
la:.c amount o. trade 20 any mouse. The hes; tesu.
Adde'S, MEDlCuS,
Pslriyh. North Carolina
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TIE CEoPs-A week ego the whsa. in the sur
rounding counties never looked better and The farm
ers had reason 10 anticipate hesvy crops, but within
that time their hopes hsve been bgh,ed By the eud-
den appearance OF a; terrible enemy me army ror,
when, in any places, p!e;ev devastating whole
fields OF wheat, stripping the stalks ciesn, and III
some cases attacking aud dsvouripg The young grain
II they con'nus their until tho h.:Tes ii'
If s feared that than 1.-THE OF the wheat IN
| this section will bs ssysd.-l Norfolk Herald.
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!
deceased, piar;,S
orinst
Ambrose Lscy and Ehzqb"h ria wife RohertT Wars
ard haocy =. h- sI'e and irsI" Hughe, and EH1s
his WIFE Defeptsrt..
Ry virtue OF decree rendered by the Circuit, Court OF
Louisa Couny tho c:h Gay Oh september ESQ, In lro
.lit OF the above and style the Undersigned Cor:
missioner. will. ~ the 6h day d! July next IN bis oacs
4, Loui-a Cgu-' H'gc in sa:i county proceed TO
cI'e TIE -al iscre. IN following par!cu!ars-.hGt 10
| 70 sty:
tIr.-TO rec uier and reform the rcpor. Of the sid
Commissioner nj tho 2'h ipy Of Iu!y 1853, oxrpi tee
trustee asooun3 upon ;as evidence n the or
! which r.ty bs hereafter introduced.
Second TO Al account OF the heir. OF the 80
slaves referred II the undsoosst Of e'tr,e q
Dorothy frrrson, DECEASED sEi char ,e the the
pI.ntiE AZ her executor. ,
! Third lake account Of the value Of the saa
coGh:sb'. Tie creditors Of bis ;es,sx FOR the 'aa Sc
Gn; and
Forrth.-To toka no accoun. e al, the ieb'. and 20
rnr1d' Outsludiug and due IRON tie estate 0! 'as
id Dor ,thy fGafeoE- dsccased -,
!; was also o.derei by ne ,si decree, inst the esq
executing tas ssd decree, by publication 81 soa!e be
paper published IL the City of Richmond. in wh!cI -
sna al ne creditors Of Do-C:ay Pearson. deceee
10 forward before nm at ,te .,rnc 80 pace ~
pointed. wiiu rer claims sni proofs 20 .u'tsn tte
thar upon their failure TO do this notice VIII ~ 'r
or az bar ~ Hny future recovery Of ihe sr6 EN'G-
IHe undersigned connii siou.r hrrcoy nonh-- " "a
sons ntcTes"d IN :he e-ttts o: DorotHT Pearspn W.
that ne VIII, at IN" time and place herein shoF" ~" :.
AXE aad se.ii. the foregoing account; std Ne n't,
warns all tne creditors Of DorO,uS Pc 'r""n d"ces-fu
-at-hi fh"y any ": them fail - rr'cnce tse.'
before a!n with proof - s!ss"n tneh, ~ tnr n -,
place 50 appointed. this notice W. 1e r .s..sl ~
I" any :.lGre recovery against !ne nd Exrcu'T
Given under my hsnd commlsSioaer OF 'as s'
Nav ' ss-omt cs' % HENRY W. MURRAY.
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CONWAY nopINso. AID JAMES ALFRED

EEivf ,a.;si in he practice Of the !nw nj R!chncnd
Ss ~ rho Federal Courts. Hrd Court OF Appeal.
3r u.- >ill Rl-o pa tce IN the Crcui, Courts OF
Richmond cry and H.nr.ro.
H. office i, ca iirin SUe,t, lEorih .iieI between aS
snd ION streets Aor Ii 2swtf
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INJUNCTION AGAINST THE SALE OF THE
plIRl .lis WARLsS SrSXI "a NY

llAhitisRrR'. Jane S.-In the supreme court An
niracrion has bsrn presented 5y the canal commits.
s,on-rs against The sas OF tbs main lin. OF pablo
works. II was ordered th., the complaiuan,s have
leave to move on Friday next tor preliminary iu-
junction according to the prayer Of tho BILL