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E'REE-HILL 70: Salt.-Ihat beautiful
4 and highly improved F.4R.H (zyheyeon the
late Colonel eies .Seiden resiled) is n61u o1cyea
for sale. rs scar, is Perhaps one of the a,nost
Hsrabie IN Virginia, comntdndisg eOery pieas
Which can please the eye furnishing health in an
eminent degree and every imeyoVeDlent which
can be required for the confoyt and convenience Of
faniiy. rs Farm, iris in high state IF inn
pyOyen,enf, having been a great number of years
ander the care of a iudiciOaS farmer.
There 10 on this Farm Meadow, which alone
yields income IF betzceen 500 and 1000 dolars
There has been this fall one hundred and
| }Dg bushels Of Wheas--n0st Of the other lands
are in closer
Possession may be had at any time 6et4oeen this
and the LIST day IF March. Should IL not be sold
trivateiy 6efore that time, it SpW be o6sveifo PUB
hc Sale on the 1st day Of .lpyi and Possession i-
zen ia the ensuing .faii
The Terms Of Sale qviH be-. One third eash.
and tie balance and t5go years. with such Sc.
cVritY as shaI he deemed sGtisfdctory. Inv far
her Information mar he obtained by dbtlieafion TO
the sHbseSiber, or to Nathaniel Selien, or JOS Sell
don, He,vico.
81. The subscribe, is sill aixjous 10 cell a
small F.9I'.H near Richmond, (cs!led Fairfield, J
containing three hnadyed and fifteen acres-.qkso,
a FARM about miles beLoss Richmond, contain.
ing about actes, knoUH BY the name of the
MILES SELDEN, Err.
December ~. e6flsA
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y IRGiNlA--At Superior court ors:haneerS,
holden at Staun,on, December 18th, 1911. =
Craven Pcylon, administrators q. john
Peytoa, deceased, plaintiF.
-t- Ind
William Woods, pejcnaant
This cause came this nth day of i1eccmber,
1911, to be heard the bill, exhibits a;,,l prcec,l-
ngs had against the i.icmdant-N hercupon IL an
pearing TO che satisfaction OF court that the con-
donal decree rendered in this cause Mt the Noyem-
Der term, 1910, has been duly served the devnt-
ant previous to the cment oil this term. and
the said defendant still falling to appear and a,.swe
The paiptiis bill, the couit doth proceed to decree
the matter thereof against bi--lt is t,erctore Or
detea and ccreec, that the defendant do pay unto
the plaintiff the sum OF hundred aud forty dollars
witt, per cent interest thereon, from the Doth day
of June, 1903. till paid, subject credit agreed by
the pts. counsel OF forty do,ais rs OF the date 9th
July, 1Sll-and also that the said def. pay unto the
plti. his costs by hn expended in prosecuting this
siit. And it is further ordered and dccreed, that
unless the money with interest and costs aforesaid be
paid to the plt. before the st ,ay OF February
next then the defendant shall deliver to Alexander
Garrett and Thomas Kelly, one Of them the ne
gro man Joseph, in the bill mentioned and that the
said Garrett and Kelly, who are hereby appointed
commissioners for that purpose, either OF whom NAV
act, after advertising the time aud place of SALE for
six weeks, in some convenient ewspaper, and ut the
door of the court house OF A,bemaii county on some
court day, do proceed To sell the said negro at public
auction, for cash, and after defra,ing the costs and
charges OF sad sale, that they do apply the residue
of the proceeds thereof the payment OF the money
interest and costs herein decvcd, and the ba.al,e,
thereof ii any, that they pay to Tie defendant or his
order.
A COPY. Teste, .
HENRY ). PEfTON, c. c.
PItffs costs, S22 III cents
Tie Parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified, that on Saturday The 4th of Ap 4
next, shall, at the Tavern occupied by Villa
G.. Garner, i'm Charlottesville proceed to sell, Ia,
cash, the negro Joseph, in the d cree mentioned.
ALIEN. GARRE II.
Feb. Is. wSw
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+ sIEGO RA, Ia Spaniard) 'bcgs leave to inform
NJ the public that he has commenced the CIGAR
BUSINESS, in the eross-stree, leading to the Basin
where inc ~ili sell wholesale and retail.
lie h.tcn"s 10 work none but tobacco of the very
first quality, and thai for the most part Spanish He
Eaters himself his CIGARS will be found equal to
any in t..is Country. Orders from u distance will
be s,iietiy attended to.
March G. wSw
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E4NOR SALE, to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, at the Tavern at Hanover courthouse, on
Monday the 9th day of this month"; il Icing court
day II Tract Of Land, containing 81 I2 acres, more
or less lying on the north side OF Maliduquir creek
between Hooper's Mill Il Streets Mill, in the lower
end OF this county, and bounded by the lands of Ed
mund Hooper and others, conveyed in trust by JOS
Thomson to me, by deed bearing date the 18th
March last, and recorded in Hanover county court.
And, ono Bay Horse, Feather Bed, Bedstead
and Furniture, and the Crop of Corn and Fodder.
conveyed in trust by the said Thomson me- by deed
bearing date the 9th Sept. last, also recorded in the
said court.
SAMUEL GRANTLAND, Trustee
Hanover, Feb. II. tbs
N. u. III consequence of an error 10 the shove, of
Monday for Wednesday, The sale 10 postponed tia
Saturday the 21st day of March, when il win posi-.
lively take place ut Mr.. b. r. Durtou's Tavern, in
the lower end Of Hanover county.
Feb. 81, 1879. t,Isp
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EHITzWHYLSONN & POTTER, have received
Il an assortment of
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Carriage, Gig and Ladies' and Gentlemans' RID
ING WHIPS.
Fools Cap and Quarto Post,
Concave, Convex s. Periscopc SPRCTACLEs
mounted in Silver, Tortoiseslell and steel frames
Gre k, Latin, French and English SCHOOL,
BOOKS.
Family & Pocket BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS.
HYMN BOOKS, SERMONS and other religious
wsrks.
Richmond, Feb. 90. wsw
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z TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-Bun,v,,,
Feb. 81,

z TWENTY DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Z from the subscriber on the 10Th inx. a mulatto
man named BOB, about thirty years old !; he for.
merry belonged to Capt. Francis Mosby. Bob has
scar each cheek, occasoned by n brand he is a
rough shoemaker, handy with tools, and has been
he went away suit of Negro Cotton, dyed of a pur-
plsh color, also surtout coat of Negro Cotton. he
sides number of other clothing He has a wife at
Captain William Gays, in this county Whoever
will deliver Bob to me, about four miles above
Buckingham Court House, shall receive the above
reward.
SAMUEL JONES.
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"a r. AHOGANY FOR SALE-WEBSTERe q
wv POORE have twenty or thirty logs of ST.
Domingo MAHOGANY of superior qnslity, Which
they will sell upon moderate terms, for Cash or APP
proved town acceptances, at 80 s. GO days.
II not disposed OF sooner, they contemplate ship.
ping it in about so days.
They also have ON hand general assortment of ,
CABINET FURNITURE OF good quality.
Feb 90. gt
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.ggdiaSt
Mary Dame executrix and devisee of George
Dame deceased, and George Dame deyisee of the
said George Dame deceased Dfs
This cause came on to be heard, on the hill and
exhibits, and the arguments OF Counsel on tn. part
of the plaintiff, the defendants having failed To
answer. On consideration whereof, the court doth
adudge. order and decree, that unless the said de-
PENDANTS or one of them, pay unto the plaintiff on OF
before the first day of January 1872 Twenty-thrce
pounds nnp shillngs and five pence, with six per cen
tum per annum, from the Gath day OF October sos,
till paid, and the costs by him expended in the pro-
s. cution OF this suit That George Healey, William
Rob- son and William Ward or any two of them,
after giving four weeks netice i'll of the newspa
pers of the city of Richmon do sell at pablo a,,c
ton for ready money, the land in the bill. aud deed
mentioned, and out of the money arising from the
SALE in the first place to pay and satisfy ali reasonable
charges attending such sale, and then to pay to the
plaintiff the debt aforesaid with interest and costs as
aforesaid, and the surplus it any, TO the SAT-, Mary
Dams execntrix of the said George Dame deceased.
or to the representatives of the defendants and max
report thereof to the in order to final decree
A copy. Teste,
EDMUND CHRISTIANS
reo- IL wiwp
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SI,E CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUE VII sor--
inence ON tl.c third "Wednesday in April, attte
Union T:.>ein.
ist day. s~ccp-staae, S so entrance, Z entered
and cit~ed, $50
"a das, Jcckcy Club.
Sd, FOIL ut the field and Pyoprietor's Parse.
9TH, a Mule Race, . 70 entrance, seven entered
autl opened till the day.
March d. w5wp
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AIRY Is. GAINES, Respectfully informs his
n friends and the public in general that lie h. S
gotten the Smiths lately employed by. Mr. Henley
Woodward in forging farmers utensils Sc. These,
added to the two Forgers he has previously kept in
operation, will enable him 30 10 ali kinds OF Iron
Work, suitable to- the of farmers with faithful
ness and dispatch. Carey ploughs of every necessary
size will be kept constantly on hand.
He also begs leave to inform the public that hay
ing increased the number of his Woodwork men, he
is resolved to prosecute the Coacf-making business
upon an extensive plan Any employment in that
line of business will be at all times faithfully executed
and thankfully acknowledged.
TappahannocS, Jan. so. wsm
n b. Cash will be given, for large quantity of
Wide Poplar Plank, by ii. ID. 6.
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& tAUTION-I forwarn all persons from tresDasss
- ing on harsie,s, Tor the Broad Rock Island, by
Fishing, Fowling or Walking through the same. -.
Likewise from committing similar trespasses ON my
Plantation in Ches terfeld county, adjoining the town
OF Manchester, lying on James River.
EDWARD w. TRENT.
Msrch 6. If
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NTERiNc S'fi,Er For Sa!e.-On Thursday the
va eothlcf ,.is month, (t being the first day Of
Tie next Amelia conrt) 81 vii sell the highest bid
der at Ainc,. o,nt-tou.. Seven Hull Bloodcd .uE.
RLNO SHEEP, belonging to my intestate's estate,
They consist OF Ram and three Ewes, with their
Lambs, OF whicl, Rams. They are all in fine
order: A crest of SIX months will De allowed the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
w. BROCkENBROUGH,
.3dn,',. of EaSrin J. Hayoie.
Richmond, sNfarch 10. t.N tds
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MILLINERY e MANTUA-MAKING--Nimy

AZ ILLINERY e ATANTUA-AfAKING.
1TR Sodthgatc, Milliner & Mautua- Maker, IN the
store lately occupied By Aubin Iaforct, as Grocery,
and opposite that Robert Nelson & Co, f. sire It.
Richmond, is thankful for the encouragement which
has been awarded to her exerii0ns since she corr
of Richmond and its vicinity, that she has Just open
ed choice assortment of Fashionable .tfiiiinery-
and having made arrangements with house ut New
York for regular supply of the sanre, together with
the prevailing fashions there, she henceforth holds
herself able to furnish her friends with whatever tbcy
may want in her line, on the most uncxceptionablc
terms; aud to make dresses according 10 the newest
fashions, or such May be handed her for inlita
ton, in the best manner, and the shortest notice
4 Jan. IL. wifi
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rENO RENr--An OVEN and BAKE-HOUSE O.
n ShoekG hill, with ti'e low er part of the hous.
attached thereto; the Oven is new and large An
ry 10 the subscriber, I4ti street, opposite to Mr..
Roht. Gainbses. JAMES MORRIS. =
MARCH, 10. Atm
= Anew sett Of implements for Lak;ng, is in tao
above mentioned Base-house.
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To the Editor orthe .Enouiye,.

"With the feelings natural to an Ae.hor," have
perused the lines in your paper Of the 18th january,
extracted from the Virginia Herald I cannot but
you think proper to publish the following lines from,
the same pen, you will singularly o,iige
ThE AUTHOR.
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, VIE subscribers receiving and offer for
i sale
80 Iihds. N Orleans Molasscs prime quality,
80 n. Orleans Sugar,
SO Wuscovado do.
90 Loaf do.
? 90 Pennsylvania Whiskey,
100 Bags prime Green Coffee,
O. Tons Swedish and II issa Iron,
SO Boxes s0t;on Cards, s
20 Bushels Herds Grass Seed,
SO Clover Seed.
LUCKE, sIzER & Ca.
March 8. ow
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c. AMUEL G. ADAMS is now Receiving from
y New-York & Philadelphia
I Case English Seine Irvine
I DO. Black-SmitIs Vices
! Cask Lad Irons
1 Do. Table and Tea gDoons and To.
Potts
DO. Iapanned Castors
Do. Plated and Common Strfap Irons
~ Dozen Frying Pans
Wagon tire assorted, Sheet Iron, German 8. Cast
Steel
Sheet Lead and Lamp Oil
1 Case Nutmegs and CIOves&
% PcacoeHs Pstsat PisugAs, 60. SC
Mach G. say
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A copy. Teste, Is
HENRY J. PEYTON. {.
Feb. IS.

hDE Eh lie ELi-iEi,, DentiSs, ,ni,rms the in
Z habitants OF Richmond aud Manchester, that ne
has returned, and will practice in the different bran-
ehes OF his profession Applications will be attended
to at MIR. John LIE Tellier's Silver Smith, next ,loor
to the Penitentiary Store, Shocke-IIill.
Feb. 49, wifi
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FLOR SALE, quantity OF YELLOW POPLAR
y PALlNGS, of a superior quality, from five 10
fifteen foot long-Also, one hundred Cords of PINE
WOOD, suitable for Bic makers or Bakers For
particulars apply L. Sturdevant, Bellvle, orths
subscriber. ALEXR FULTON
March TO- IL
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\ pursuance OF deed of trust, executed to me
4 by Braxton Cratdock. of the city of Richmond.
bearing date the thirteth day of July; 1sil shall,
on Thursday the twenty sixth day of next month,
(NIarc 1879 sell at public auction, for ready mo-
ney, on the premises, House and Lot Of Ground in
the said city Of Richmond, occupied by VIM. Farr
at the time OF the date of said deed, opposite the
Courthouse in said city, running down the cross street
to The lot adjoining Mrs. Aliens which lot is denoted
in the plan of said city, by the number for
the purposes OF paying sum of money in the said
deed OF trust mentioned, and the expences attending
the drawing, recording and execution OF the said
deed OF trust.
NATHL. SHEPPARD.
fcb. rs eptds
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& tHEAP SHOES.-rhe subscriber. intending in
short tine TO form new nnection in business.
aud wishing to make immediate sale of his present
stock Consisting of Shoes and Hats) offers them at
prices much lower than they have heretofore sold at
III this place. re. rs.
Country merchants who may wish to purchase by
8. HAWKINS.
March s. s ep6w
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EOUND on the Buckingham road, about three
y miles above Isllam Randolph's, q pair Of new
Saddle Bags containing several articles Of clothing
also some papers of value to the owner. A Mr. Mar
shall appears to be the owner, from the papers and
may have them by applying To
CHRISTOPHER BRANCH.
III .NaHchestcy.
Feb, %. I'm.
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~ y US'r received and for sale at thii oafcc, A
~ ep SER MON, delivered by DIR. MILLER, OF
81 l-2 Gents.
March 6. AZ
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psllE subscriber forwarns all persons from, trading
IL IN a BOND for one Hundred and Twenty dol
lars given by him TO Elijah Maybe being determine
ed not TO pay such bond, for sufficient reasons APP
pearing therefor.
CLEMENT r. FONTAIN,
Tew-Cantor, va.
March 6. tn
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March 6.

A L a Chancery District Court held in Williams
1 y burg the Sist day of October, 1Sl1.-James
Ross surviving partner of James Ross and Overton
Cosby Merchants, and partners trading under the
mercantile firm Of James Ross and Co. Of Urbanna
Pr.
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NILLIAM sHAPARD has for sale the


w following GOODS, viz:
coo sacks Salt, mostly Ii Glass salt cellars ',..
yerpool hlled Race and ground ginger
1900 lbs. Coffee, mostly Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
green Salt peire, Indigo
% crates assorted queens Chocolate, Birthstone
ware, stone ware, loose Rice, Mustard =,
and in Hhds. Imperial and Gunpowder
80 barrels New-England Tea
Rum Powder and Shot
W. I. do. Snuff
Brown Sugar Ivory Combs
Loaf do. LOCKWOOD
Baltimore Whiskey Writing and PRINTING ma
Caruther's and Ley per
burns rectiled Whis- German Rolls
Key IN barrels and tier Sack bags and sacking
ces Ravens Duck
New-York prime and Romal Handkerchiefs
New-Orleans Pork
Cbpt and whole Her american nlGn,JdstW
rings ed GoolLs <yss
Swedes and country Iron Bed ticks
castings Diapers
German, Crawley and Stripes
Blistered Steel Checks
Window Glass Shifting
China in small boxes Sheetine
Halt pint and pint tum- Chambrsys
blers Plaids and
Wine glasses Cotton Yarn.
September 20. If
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81, Observation-Disclosures County. Feb'y
u Court, 1919.
/ john Gillian PPtc
Sherwood w. Cooke and Alexander patteso,

Sherwood w. Cooke and Alexander Patteson,
Def rs.
On the motion of the Plaintiff by his Counsel and
IT appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court that
the defendant Cooke is not habtant OF this state
tits ordered and decreed, that unless the said Cooke
shall appear here en- before May Court next & an
the bill of the plaintiff the Court will then pro-
coed to take the same for confessed as TO him, and
decree the matter thereof accordingly, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published in some
pubic news paper Of the City OF Richmond for two
months successfully, aud another copy be posted up
at the front door of the courthouse of this county
A Copy. Teste,
R. ELDRIDGE, jr. DC.
March b. wSwp
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"A DVERTiSENiENT.-- subscriber having
"a commenced business in fie Commission Line
the City Of Richmond, hopes by STREET attention.
nert share ct the patronage of his friends. Ills
''ise is kept opposite the Eagle Tavern: =
JOHN BRYCE.
Dcc-, g. u
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MOTICE.--The CopartnersIip OF DIGGES *
~ HEWLETT, was, on the Goth ui; dissolved l,y
mutual consent Those WHO have elaine aainst the
said concern as also who arc indebted will apply to
Edward D. Digges, who is alone authorised 10 settle
the business Of the said concern.
EDWARD ID. DTGGIxs.
JAMES HEWLETT.
Manchester March ,.
THE above business viii in future be carried o.
by the subscriber, on his own account.
Ed. UGCEs.
March o n
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A TTENTION--125 Bushels FRESH CLOVER.
n SEED, For Sale, by
. JAS. WALLACE.
Richmond, Feb. 25. NV
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, September 10.
H,ro suEW
COMMUNICATIONS.

1t appears that the eastern tederallsts de-
spairing Of the success of any candidate OF
their own, have at length determined to join
with New York, and support De Witt Clinton
in opposition to Mr.. Madison at the ensuing
election. How far such determination VIII
meet the cooperation Of their southern bre-
tbren, we are not prepared to say. We must
confess we have been hitherto more prepos-
sessed in favor of the southern than the north
ern democracy but in the qualifications and
orincioles of those two gentlemen, they appear
70 have exchanged characters. Mr.. Clinton
.os,a;nlv possesses more enlarged and liberal
views of national policy, more energy OF cha-
..ar and greater talents for action than bis
oa,. who has been always considered a
mere closet book learned politician, and spe-
ealatiye essayist, without any practical NOR
nation or experience whatever; and as oprni-
MON seems 10 be inclining in favor OF Clinton
- rortb we think the federallsts every
where WOul0 Go we'll " ohi~S A'A's" -
ference-nor change for them can be Tor the
worse, and though We deprecate democracy
in any shape, yet we hope that the election o
Clinton will dissolve the charm OF French al
pIomacy in which we are SO last oouno' ana
revive the military and commercial sPift o.
our country, which Mr.. Jefferson and the tol-
lowers ofhis spurious philosophy so necessarily
and successfully labored to depress. AS oe-
mocracy we must have, we long to see 1t Sc
parated from French policy and commercial
hostility, il viii then assume new Character,
and us destructive current being once turned,
mn in time be entirely arrested. The divl-
sion amongu now, is between Peace war
parties, neither Of whom Can be satisfied with
xbc present administration; the friends OF
naace can never cease 10 reprobate those who
have Involved as unprepared, in ruinous and
unnecessary war; and the friends of war must
condemn the weak and inefficient manner IN
which it has been conducted.
Farjar Cot1re House, Saturday.
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TIA late naval victory achieved by the gall
liant Hull, serves in some measure, to assua@e
our grief for the shameful surrender OF MS
namesake on laRd and viii check effectuasiy
the exoIation Of our enemies at this shametal
abandonment on the part Of our general Tor
a victory on their part cannot be claimed, as
no snnosition appears to have been made
The canture of the Guerrero, though Ger
tainly interior in importance to the surrender
of Hn}l is vet calculated to wound the natl0nal
pride of the British, In a greater degree, than
the capturing small army on their part can
elevate their hopes or crafty their resent
ment. During long lapse OF years 1t mas oeeh
the proud boast of the English novy that an
equal force has always fied before them, and
that wber confidence in superior numbers has
induced their enemies to fight, victory has al
most universally crowned their arms, III detl-
ance of ehysical inferiority OF force. his
boast is now to be relinquished, or II made,
an honorable exception in favor of our gallant
.eamen should aud must always accompany
it. While we thas Indulge In these crafty
inc reflections, on the occasion, 1t should also
prornnt us TO exert our influence IN increasing
that species of force, which has so lar been
crowned with the glory OF those VINO wleia 1t
whenever fair opportunity has occurred lot
It's exertion. aud has never yet betrayed the
hopes of our country. Being commercial
nation. il is evidently our interest that the Ma
tons Of Europe should respect US this posi-
ton is 50 apparent, that its mention is almost
useless. and take it TO be equally so that q
naval force alone is competent to produce re-
spect, where no other force is applicable.
Why then should we not have navy 1t IS
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TO THE PEOPLE
Of Frederick, Washington, md AHegany conn
ties.

Of Frederick, Washington, md AHegahy COM
tie8.
We are candidates for your SURFACES at the
election to be held on the second Monday IN
November for two electors Of the President
and President of the United States, In
this district, composed of the three upper
counties OF Maryland.
We are decidedly opposed to the perverse
and ruinous policy which has involved our
country in the troubles and calamtes ct an
unnecessary var We are opposed to the re-
election of Mr.. Madison
IF we should be chosen as Electors, we
would vote for any man Of fair fame who may
be held up to public view, in opposition to
MIR. Madison; provided that man IS known to
be a real friend to Peace and Commerce, and
can be relied on 10 administer the Govern
meut of the Union Justly and steadily, upon
INDEPENDENT AMERIcAN PRINCIPLES.
JOHN LYNN, of Allegany,
JOHN II. THOMAS, of Frederick.