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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12

You are aware that several resolves on the
subject Of these enquiries and their kindred
topics, accompanied by very able report was
introduced into the Senate Of the Common
wealth, year before last, by a joint committee
of the two Houses, of which the late lauented
Mr.. Alvord was chairman.
Those resolves, after having been somewhat
enlarged by amendment, were adopted by the
Legislature. They appear to cover the whole
ground Of your two interrogatories. Having
cheerfuly co.opcrated in the passage of the re.
solves, and concurring in the general reasoning
by which they are sustained in the powerful
report Of the chairman Of the committee, re-
spond to both your enquiries in the afirma-
tire.
The first of the three subjects embraced in
your enquiry is the only one Of them which
came before Congress while was member.
| voted in the negative on the motion to lay
upon the table the petition of the American
Anti-Slavery Society, for the abolition of
slavery in the District Of Columbia, and on
other motions Of the like character introduced
TO cast off the consideration of this class of
petitions.
aln dear sir, very respectfully,
Your friend and servant,
EDWARD EVERETT.
Hon. NATHANIEL 4. BORDEN
Those "resolves" referred to were set of
resolutions adopted by the Massachusetts Legis-
lature during the year previous when Mr..
Everett was Governor of the State, and are as
follows:
Resolved, That Congress has, by the Con-
stitution, power to abolish slavery and the slave
trade in the District of Columbia, and that
there is nothing in the terms or circumstances
Of the acts Of cession by Virginia and Mary
land, or otherwise, enforcing any legal or moral
restraint on its exercise
Resolved, That Congress ought to take mea.
Surcs to effect the abolition Of slavery in the
District Of Columbia
Resolved, That the rights Of humanity, the
claims of justice, and the common good alike,
demand the suppression by Congress of the
slave trade carried on in and through the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Resolved, That Congress has, by the Constr
tuition, power to abolish slavery in the Terrific
rics of the United States.
Resolved, That no new State shul hereafter
be admitted into the Union whose Constitution
and Government shall permit the existence Of
domestic slavery therein.
Resolved, That Congress has, by the Consti-
tuition, power to abolish the traffic in slaves be-
tween the different States Of the Union.
Resolved, That the exercise Of this power is
demanded by the principles Of humanity und
justice.
These documents speak for themselves, and
they settle the question of Mr. Everctt's free
soilism. Doth the Leopard change his spots
or the Ethiopian his color? If yea, then we
expect Edward Everett to change the current
Of his thoughts, and rcnounce in age, the che
rished principles Of his early youth and mature
manhood
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ExTENSIVE SALE OF MoTSES Al

LOTS AT GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE.
TIME undersigned offers for sale all the buildings aud lots
Gloucester Court House, lately owned by bis father,
John Tsbb, deed.
The property consists Of IS teuepen,. among which are
Brick Tavern With Brick Stable lee House. and all
other buildings necessary for conducting largo business
Four Store Houses with comfortable dwellings sttachedi
other dwelling houses and shops for Saddsrs Black
smiths, Tailors, Carpenters and Shoemskers.
The Tavern and Dwellog Houses have convenient lotG
attached them for gardens and other puposes and are
al 10 good Repair.
Glouce.er Court Is situated 10 the Mids OF veal
thy populous country and Of the best stands for
business iu rnis section.
The Tavern might he made profitable large ner.
caue business has always been done there and mech2n-
les OF every kind can fnd constant employment.
Tux TER,ls which will be LIBERAL will be made known on
.uolicstIon TO the subscriber J. PR0sSER TABB,
ipv YS--ctf Gloucester Court House.
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Penusylyanin Elections.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1913 a. M.--Tho re.
turns indicate the election OF Curtin, the Black
Republican candidate for Governor, hy ina
ioritv Of ten or fifteen thousand.
SECOND DESPATCH. f.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, P. M.-The Evening
Bulletin says thut the Republicans claim L Ina,
iority for Curtain of from 90 to o5,000 and IL
to 20 out Of the % Congressman, as well as
majority in both branches Of the Legislature.
The Bulletin gives the following as the r:euoers
elect: Republicans-Morris, Vcrree, Kelley
Davis, Hickman Kellinger Campbell, Scran-
ton, Grow, Hale, Junkin, (uncertain,) Mcpher-
son, Blair, Covode, Morehead, Mcknight, Stew
art, Patton, (uncertain,) I'abbitt Democrats;
Lei imam, Cooper, Ancona, Stevens, Peoples,
johnson, Lazzar, (uncertain) and kenIeE'
elected to the short cr,n from tho eighth Dis
trict
Mr.. Welsh, the Chairman Of the Democratic
State Executive Committee, has callc't 4 meet.
inr at Reading, on the 10Th, to consider hn'i-
ness Of great Importance
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LAND AND SLAVES IN THE COUNTY


JlHE DeYiees Of John H. Seger deceased o1er for sale
privately, valuable Of land, lying the Apo
River In the county Of Amelia, FIVE miles from Mat
Depot the Richmond aud Danvile Railroad, con-
taInng by estimation thousand The land I'D
mraby adapted the production Of wheat and to-
bucco aud the tract regarded OF the best IN the
county II desired II will be divided Into two tracts The
nechborhood Is most excellent Possession will be given
once devsees reserYing the right to cultivate and
gather the ng crops satisfactory arrangement can
no, be mad. with the purchaser TO take them
The purchaser Of the land II he desire them for bis own
use can also purchase large number Of valuable slaves
The TERMS will be made accommodating.
Apply Vim. l.. Meade John 8. uardxway Chula De.
not Amelia or to X. ". STEG Err,
aup 90 ctf Nattoa1 Depot, Amelia.
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sy TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

INFORMATION having been received by the Executive
1 that SAMUEL SNAPP, who confined In the jail
tie county OF Mercer, upon charK. of felony, has
:sprI ihrrefrou and !, going ut srge therefore,
a.reby offer Reward Of one hundred dollars 10 any
who shall arrest the said Samuel Snapp, and deliver
.i.o the Jail Of said county ofMsrcer aud do
:-Il Ill officers ofthls Commonwealth, civil and military,
aud '.as ;u people generally their best e1erons
procure lis arrest that he may be brought to Justice
G!rea uadrr my hanL Governor, aud under tbs Less
Sea! OF the Commonwealth, Ut Richmond this 18th
LS iay .. September, 1869
49, joins LETCHER.
~ ihe Governor:
G,Vsss W MrSrokp, Secretary Of Commonwealth.
s.zae Saapp about "a years OF age light complexion
aoI: I'll face, blue eyes, brown hair be raised 10
lie ::uatv o; Monroe In this State Sept 2Q-cSw
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"R,cHMoSp, October 6, 1860.

"The Executive Committee of the National
democratic party of Virginia, in response to
the communication Of the BreckinEldge ana
Lane Executive Committee, this morning re-
ceived, reply, lst. That the resolution append
ed to your communication was never betere
the Staunton Convention; I'd. We adopt the
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pIr,,.. sl!OCKoE MILL

I NHMVND GROUND PLASTER,
l fIaSrppne pp1epsred Ia supply any demand for
oSS Of Lump is large; .orc,.S from iS ars.
.rks.. seotia) Querries, with special reference to
Ib,sL.sss 10 srLP2ATr Or LINZ "Ss "
AIea .; NJ heavily Increased patronage the rspu
PR brand shsi be fully su, ed for rrpr-v nn
Sept i,--t,I JOHN B. CLAIBORNE,
ohice No. IL Pearl street
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWiKD.

JAN AWAY from the subscriber. In Southampton csun.
III ty, Va. on the 9Th OF APRIL lsGO nua,to man,
named JACOB, aged about ~ years Of medium sze, and
y strait several his brea, caused from sngs
He has also the thumb Of his left hand Said np-
gro Is blacksmith and sawyer by trailes but for
years past has been working.on farm. lie IL we'll
quainted about Petersburg and Suffolk and supposed to
somewhere about the former place, IN the Dismal
swamp II caught out OF the county the above reward
will be paid to any delivering said negro me ihrr.
miles North Of Jerusalem, Southampton county Va or
lodged in any Jail that get him If caught In the
county reward Of $50 will be paid.
JAMES b. BRYANT
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BY TFIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
utynI 4

}tHtEEAS vacancy has occurred 10 the House OF De.
W <g.es o: Virginia, In the Election District composed
Il" counties OF Richmond and Wsstmotelaud, By the re-
f't.oa of jos lAKrhr E.q, now, therefore, JOhS
.'iSiss Governor v the Commonwealth OF V!rRina have
s' proper, by writ OF eleetion Issued and directed
law to require election to be held at the
places OF voting In Maid Election District on the
>hFsNTEENrl DAY or OCTOBER NEXT, for member
:as House OF Delegates for said District, 10 supply the
'tistcy aforesaid.
G.veu under mi hsnG as Governor, and under
: tho Lss Seal OF the Commonwealth, this 2.th day
- Of September, 1850. JOHN LETCHER.
by the Governor
"."RGs W. MrSsoHU secy OF the Commonwealth.
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LENlE subscriber wishes 70 sell his Farm located on The
L South side Of James River, In Chesterfield county,
eight miles from the city of Richmond Il contains
6 acres about 800 Of which arabic the remainder In
oak and pine growth orgnal and s-crnd There are ~
~ OF low grounds, aud snue brsnch OATS The
buildings those usually found farm OF Its siie and
have erected Within the last few years There Is
Granite Quarry upon the land In successful operation The
wood upon the farm, II Is supposed would pay the price
asked It. There Is ready access TO Richmond market
Uy the Canal.
Partial possession ITO seed Shea can be had lss OF oc
tober.
Mr. England, who lives the farm, Will exhibit It,
TaRus such Is will suit the purchaser.
CHAS. T. FRIEND,
Manchester.
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the authors and adcocutes Of IL ut the bur Of
public opinion, and to TWHART THEM 6y
all tie means Of speech, priting and roting,
phich tie Constitution tcaFrdnts. hold sir,
that to deny them the exercise Of this priyi-
lege by law, would be an act of despotism
under legal forms; and to seek to iorestall the
exercise Of this privilege by intimidation and
the influence Of official denuncation, by chars.
ing those who avail themselves oi this privi-
lege as the allies of the public enemy and their
auxiliaries in the war, is an attempt at moral
despotism only to boczcused as an emanation
of excessive and oyrrheated zeal" e x
JoHS BELL.
"But, sir, should the tone Of remonstranccs
against this war rise so high in this chamber
AS TO PENETRATE EVERY VALE IN MEXICO, RE.
vERBRRATlNo AMONG HER MOUNTAINS, AND
ROUSE THE WHOLE COUNTRY TO 4
SPIRIT OF RESISTANCE to the attempt to
subdue them to our dominion, there are those
who believe that a greater calamity may befall
this country, in the further prosecution Of the
war, (Mexican,) than even such result as
that" JoHy BELL.
"Sir if any should now desire to know my
poor opinion upon the proper mode of terrni.
uatoh lhis "u!, NHleAiSst',J say W tHeiu lunhe
the best treaty with any existing government
you can. If you must have the territories Of
New Mexico and California, get cession Of
them; if you cannot do that, come back to the
Rio Grunde, to the boundary you claim title
to, and thus sa0e your honor. r."-JouN BELL
my advice is, stop the war, Qlexican.)
FLEE TIE COUNTRY AS YOU WOULD CITY DOOMED
TO DESTRUCTION BY FIRE FROM HEAVEN"
JOHN BELL
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VALUABLE FARMSrF0R SALE.


VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
FARM CONTAINING SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, IN
POWHATAN COUNTY, VA, NEAR TO JAMES RIVER,
FOR SALE
FsNHIS farm, situated about % miles from Richmond
i and about mile and half from james river In one OF
finest neghoorhoods Of the State and within two miles
Of either Episcopal, Baptist Methodist Church.
and post Office aud contains by survey V acres OF and
V Of which In ane state Of cultivation, the balance
in wood 35 In original OAK growth 2G5 Of pine growth
There are, will be by the plat and survey on exh
billion at the Office Of Messrs Goddn Apperson, several
very fine springs upon the place, OF which THAT whc
supplies the bath house with wa.sr runs by
gallons in "a hours and Is convenient to the house
and the stables There II comfortable dwelling on lois
farm The quarters are good order and repair as are
also the stables aud other Out.hou,es
The f1mily being deslrouS to remove nearer tHe
offer this very valuable and desirable farm FOR SALE pr
yatrly upon very accommodating terus.
This tract sdjoins the lands OF John T. Whitfield, ESQ
Dr. Thomas Turpin and Mrs. DR.. McCaw.
For further information refer TO Messrs Goddn Apper
son. Richmond John +. Lay, Powhatan; Ronald Cocks,
Esq., Fuvanna. or the propretors Messrs T. e. aud k
Sept 2S-cIm GODDIN APPERS0N Aucts.
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JAMES RIVER PLANTATION FOR
SALE

r OFFER for SALE privately, my plantation, known as
Maunsviile the residences of the late TarOn Fleming,
lying in the county OF Goochand James RIVER forty
three miles above Richmond II contaus by recent survey,
$40 acres which $50 James River Low Grounds and
$50 arabic high land all IN high stats OF cultivation OF
the remaining $50 acres 15 In original timber growth
In Pine and standing pasture The buildings
ai substantial and 10 good repair For further particulars
address the subscriber, Loeb Lonond r o. Gooehsnd
county, Va.
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RICHMOND, Sept. 80, $50.
6lE Twenty Sixth Annual Meeng Of the Stockholders
Il Of the James River aud Kanawha Company will be
held at the Companys Office In this city Monday the
2ed October 1860.
APPOINTMENT or PROXY.
KNOW ALL SHS ny THEsS pKEsRSTs, That We the
subscribers, being Stockholders In the James River
and kanawha Company do hereby constitute Rnd appoln
our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy, to
represent each OF us in all General Meetings Of the Stock
holders Of said company, held within six month, from and
after the date hereof when personally present
represented by some other Proxy with power aad
authority at such General Mretog give such vote Ut
yoles and do such other acts as each OF us could
give do member Of the said meetings II We wete
personally present. and do hereby ratfy and coRrtn
whatever votes act acts said Attorney ay
lawfully give do for In pursuance OF the authority
hereby conferred upon him.
Witness oar hands and seals, this - day Of -
ons thousand ell ght hundred and -.
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BIZ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


ISf0HNAT0N having been received by the Executive,
i IL, wM b. WALTERS who Is charged with the crime
o. narir', c"iDoliiled 10 the county Of Halifax, In this
Von-oas-,In, tho eighteenth Instant, has asd from
a:s lE! |. going lurse; therefore do hereby
sr: f-rssi Of One Hundred dollars 10 any person who
" the said Wm. b. Walters and deliver him Into
* lal OF said county Of iTslifsx aud do
sr ali officers Of this Commonw eAlth civil and military,
vi -alesr the people generally to their beat eSerons
p-oecre his that he be brought tn justice
u'ea GaIr: my hand Governor, ana unurr the Less
- Seal Of The Commonwealth, st Richmond, this e2d,
lis day Of September, 1861.
'--' JOHN LETCuER.
q -. Governor:
Gxu W MuSfnHn, Scc'y Of the Com'th
Va D. Walters Il about live feet inches high, light
tlt .ad complexion. little frrckled, has cough and Pc
cGa has.. uaJ being daik culored adberng to the
s-,h except uad.r the kin pt24-c3V
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yALuAnLE LOUISA LAND FOR SALE.

dispose OF rcaI estate, IN orutf 70
w vide the proceeds among my children offer for sale
privately, my FARM, Stunning Hill".
This der- -ble tract Of land lies n the heart OF the
valuable tobacco lands Of Louisa both sides OF the
south branch Of the North Anna river and adjoining the
lands Of H. T. pondexter Gabriel Jones, Joseph NJ Baker
and Others eight niles from Louisa Court House and To-
ersyile the Virginia Central Railroad and equally con-
Teneit TO both.
This farm contains uiU ucres, OF which 400 are wood
land than three tou-s VI which heavily timber
ed with oak pine and hickory Of original growth The ara
BILE land is fertile and In high state Of mprovement-we
adapted 10 the growth Of wheat, coru and tobacco.
There Is comfortable dwelling, with eight roomH good
barn. tobacco houses and all necessary oubuidngs The
locality is healthy aud the neghborhood pleasant. Pre-
suming that any wishing to purchase win visit the Farm
and for themselves deem unnecessary " speak far
ther The farm Is capable Of being divided into thres tracts
desired HenG very desrous OF selling the terms will be
made 10 accommodate purchasers.
My manager Mr.. Groom, will take pleasure In ehowing
the premlst, 10 any one who wishes purchase.
JULIA A. HOLLADAY.
For further In Inaton appy I" Dr. W c: n. Randolph,
Charlottesville, Va, ~ TO H. 4. Holiday, Rapid Ann Sta
ton, Orange and AeSaH Irla arua IL authorized
SELL Dec 8C-cwN,
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Aug 9-eedu Mos5ins Foro, Chariotte Co.,, Na,
4 DESIRABLE FARM, IN ORANGE,


fENHIS Farm is situated at the southern base OF the South
Il West Mountains, within Ave miles Of Rapid Ann De-
pot the Gordonsys and Alexandria Railroad, three
miles from the surveyed route OF the Fredericksburg and
Orange Railroad, three miles from the Fredericksburg
and Orange plank road and nine miles below Orange Court
House.
itconss Of shout EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES 90Oof which
In timber OF excellent quality and abundance OF
good hre wood This arabic land Is mostly gently undua
ting With southern exposure and water 10 every eld and
lot snd well adapted 10 corn wheat tobacco aud ali tho
grasses OF this latitude
The dwelling house. which II commodious and handsomely
located, aud all other buildings mostly new and Of
the materials There Is spring Of pure freesone
water the house
This land s situated healthy and beautiful section Of
country convenient several churches, mills, &c II
bu, seldom farm with many advantages Is n mar
ket 1t lies remarkably we'll for division, II de2lred Ay
manager residing the farm will show any gentleman
who may wish view the premises Possession given im.
nedistely With the exception OF Geld Of eighty acres.
Full possession given on the lst November, 1901
TkgAs-Onr fourth cash. and the balance IN and two
years. equal payments. bonds to Interest from date
Address DAVID PANNILL,
iSorlons Vile. Orange Co. Va
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Edwwnd Everett IN Abolitfonist!

EdwWnd Everett IN Abolitfonist!
READ, SOUTHERN MEN!
From the Lbersor Of November sth 1882 edited By Wm
Lloyd Garrison.
EDWARD EVERETT.
The Governor of this Commonwcalt has
answered, unequivocally, in the AFFIRMA-
TIVE, to the questions (Mr. Borden's) whether
he is in favor of the immediate abolition of
slavery in the District of Columbia, and the
slave trade between the several States. Ed.
ward Everett now speaks the language of n
patriot, d republican and e Christian. We be-
lieve it is the real language Of his soul. When,
u few years since, he took the opposite ground,
ho did violence to his conviction of right, and
committed grievous error. We are disposed
to obliterate all that has gone before, and to
commend him for his honorable course, TO
refer invidiously to what he said when public
sentiment was deeply corrupt would be un-
generous; to charge him with being insincere,
ut the present time, would be unjust to ac.
cuse him Of seeking popularity, would be
equally uncharitablc. 1t is not yet popular
thing for the Chief Magistrate Of this Common
wealth to avow himself in favor of emanipa.
ton; and until he shall prove recreant to his
present professions, it is to be taken for grant
ed that he meane just what he says. In our
opinion he ought to receive the undivided sup
port Of the anti-slayery voters of this Common
wealth; nay, they have pledged to give him
their support inasmuch as he has declared
himself to be in favor Of their principles and
measures"
In the same paper, an anti,slavcry ticket is
proposed, headed by EDWARD EVERETT,
for Governor.
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VIZ. X. PuGB
.
JOHNSON & PUGH.
->IIISJrN IERCI a MIS-

f-i)iMISSION NJ EXC II a ID,
tsavsr BUILDING sAocSog wAEss"uSEn
RICHMOND, Va.
y,ng r sale of Tobacco Wheat Corn aud country pro-
dac- gsueray, their sincere thanks to their
. 5f ac very liberal patronage heretofore extended
h,r, and ask continuance and Increase Of the same
-. S sx; year promising ter undivided personal atten
49, @:,,s 20 All conslgnments committed to them.
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hi TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A

lN4sHATf0S having been received by the Executive
Ia ELIJAH HUNTER and JANIS KING HT. both Of
:'- charged with felony. have e.caped from the jail
~; EQUITY Of Augusta, and now Solng at large;
,sr.;; 90 hereby offer a reward OF ONE HUNDRED
each to any person who shall arrest and de.
- alto the jail of said county Of Augusta and
,-.1''-r require all officers of this Commonwealth,
military, and reques, the people generally to use
e&erions 10 procure their arrest, that :hey may
''lsh' 10 justice.
=, Given under my hand as Governor, and under
- N. Lsss Seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond,
A'' sevca'h day OF September tesGO.
a,., JOHN LETCHER
u.'taE W. Mc>roso, Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
!,h Hunter Is aGou. IS years or are feet Inches
..l, , EAR thin IN front. lie has y scar his head,
I,. nasd large wart the back Of one OF his An
js,ss "a writes writes we'll. and la rather Intelligent,
biz ,th' Is about feet inches high very dark
u;a, H.. ha, had his left les broken which is short
~! !J-cSw ' a"ou' u or - years OLD.
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rENITENTIART OF VIRGINIA.
ANOsACTChED at this institution and sold there and
W atthe Agents store, No. e. Pearl street, tbs following
Articlcu, at reduced prices, to.w!l;
Boots Shoes and Broguas
Women, Children and Servsnts Shoe,
Wagon and Cart Harness OF every description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons Carts,
Drays and Wheelbarrows.
Wardrobss Safea, &c.
Striped and Plaid Cottons
Kerseys and Linseys for plantation hands
Ready made Clothing for Servants
Most Of the above articles hand and for vale nr will
made repaired other job work done order on
sorruoce for cash, or to puncual customers only On
short time.
Orders from the country, with satisfactory references
promptly attended to- Address K. N. SIMM0,
July 8-clf Agent and Storekeeper Va. Penitentlarv
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qhe Richmond Enquirer,
., n,Ly, sEMl-wEEKLY AND wEEkL'
FES.,r ,|H Ty,ER, WISE n ALLEGRE.
TIE VI S:

prsE seven dollars per snuum, and NJ the
h, ,,lisrs II taken for shorter period than one
T;s o. ht SyNl.wsskLr Ave dollars per ann1ni' ana
y., s SIX months payable in advance soT ue Ds
WstI,'.r advance When ls,;ers containing money are
,,! they must be rsg~tsred or they will be al The
X. ~. n he writers. -, w,rIr
W.ssy Enuuir er on lberal terms. ,,r.,,
rsr.KcHsuSp ESQc!Rsa" ADVERTISING suEET puou'l'
! very Month the monthly circulation Is twenty 'uou
advertisements lnsr rrted ut % cents per line
~ tr durs To this Office may be rened per MAIL IL
na vsiint!- .ul not rs reof.terfd, nt the risk oi
An obI,usrrs and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
y. rn.s AZ. charged for advertisements:
fro,p distance must be accompanied Win the au'
mr. satisfactory references. TO insure execution
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Tss,e, N'sA"'
BY order Of the President,
Sept 2e-c,d WM. P. 8tUNF0RD, Secy.