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.vOTECR.

nh FREDERICKSBURG LAW SCHOOL
n will commence it's next session on the LIST dnv
Of November, and will close the latter end ~
March, making period of about i've months IL
is Designed IN the course Of instruction which has
been marked out TO teach all the principal rnes
of the English Law applicable to the United
States, and as il has been modified and changed
by the Laws of Virginia, The mode of instruction
will bo tho same us heret oforc, founded upon the
experience OF several years as TO its efficacy. Tho
studies directed to tho most approved text
books in the English and American L.aw-ther
Class is daily examined in the portions OF reading
which have been previously assigned to it, and ex-
plantations illustrations and references TO American
decisions and the Statutes OF Virginia, accompany
these examinations. Occasionally Oral Lectures
are resorted to where the information cannot bs
supplied IN any written treatise. The text books
mat are employed, arc Bluckstone's Commentaries
S|ni'tys edition. published i'm the u. States, is the
oest ana cheapest,) Cruises Digest of the Law of
neai property, (the New York edition of 1927, is
Tue osst,) Fuckers Commentaries, and Kent's
~":iI"en'ares. Judge Tucker not having taken
up ih ms commentaries, the subjects of the Judi.
ca'ure ana the Criminal Law of Virginia prepara
t'ons' Tor supplying this omission, are making to
publish digest OF these two branches of our law:
ana IL is hoped that the publication will DO in time
'cr the Students to have tho benefit off during the
ensuing session.
The price of instruction exclusive Of booksn
VIII be 500 the Session, to he paid in cash preyiou,
TO admission into the School The most agreeable.
and genteel accommodations NAV readily he had n,
private boarding houses, and at taverns upon very
reasonable terms--say from $40 to $l2 SO per
month"; including every thing but fuel and wash
ing' aud these may DO procured at very moderate
prices. The whole expense of living, during tho
session. need not exceed $75. Fredericksburg is
strongly recommended, residence, by its salu
orty, whilst its known hospitality holds forth to
ING student every social enjoyment compatible with
habits of study.
JNO. TAYLOE LOMAX.
July IL, 1892.
W Tho Wing and Enquirer will please insert
the above once week, till the LIST of November.
au Is lin
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D.9s.zas .g.S.ssERS0.y Va.

Wul continue the sale of GROCERIES, DO
-MtSfiC GOODS, COTTON YARNS 81 NJ
the stand formerly occupied by Anderson &. Jeakc.
lie offers TO his friends and the public peneraIJv
well selected assortment, consisting in part Of III.
following articles, and many others too tedious to
enupperate- ~
~ hhds. st. Croix, Porto Rico, g. N O. supsrs
3o boxes and barrels refined do
oOu bags green and Java Coffee,
50 hhds. English Island Molasses
S3O sacks Liverpool blown Salt
on do. do. ground alum do,
80 tons Swcdcs, country and English Iron
ton Plough Plates
English and American Blistered Steel,
German do
10O kegs cut Nails and Brads, assorted sizes,
I2U bags patent Shot, do do
40 90 kegs D"ponts and Beatty Powder,
~ bales cotton Oznaburgs,
do. 81 brown Shirtinps Richmond
do. IA do. Sheetinps 1M,nnfactnro
ooVO lbs. Cotton Yarns, assorted,
l pipe superior l.. p. NJ Wine, 4 years old.
pipes and 3 or. casks S. NJ do Woodhouse
brand,
III ar. casks sweet Malaga do,
pipe very superior Cognac Brandy; 0 years
puncbeon old Jamaica RAM
Old Rye Whiskey, in barrels,
Common do. in hhds. and barrels,
Pepper, Ginger, AlIspice and Nutmeca.
Indigo, Madder, Copperas and Alum,
Satpetre, Brmstone
Sperm. and Tailow Candles
Bed Cords and Leading Lines
Writing and Wrapping Paper.
sep 90 4,
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HOWARD.

AT meeting of the citizens Of Albemsrlc county,
assembled under notice previously given, ot the
Court House, on Monday, tho first day of October,
Major James Clark called to the Chair, and
Wilson VI. Cary, appointed Secretary. The meet
ing being called TO order, the Chair was addressed
by Rice w. Wood, Esq, who explained the object
If the meeting, adycrIIng the present crisis in
tho affairs of the Nation, arising the one hand
from the injustice and oppression oftbe Tariff Laws,
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TBE C-HsTTrUrIONAL WING - uubI,sb,d ,,y,,. . -,
(Tuesdays and Fndays) AT FYtE dollars DER snnun I;
pa yabie in advance. P'' ~
insertion, and 80 cents for each continuance The nun
per oi Insertions must he noted On the Ms otheTwisa
ingly. '"" "s'se" NFSoiu-
TO disroniinuance Of the paper all arrsar-
dges must be paid up. And those who may wish IN dis
Uonln"s WIZ no'y the Editors that effect at Isas.
subscribed. 'F' W. "' IVY
Votes ot chartered specie paying Banks Of any OF the
5'Es WI nc rfccived payment subscription 10
the Wbg. though Virginia o ~ States Rank Notes you'll
e preferred: and can br pade through tho
Poe Once II'e risk Of ihe Editors,
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!, Hooded HORSES fer suyc

Nv ILL he sold, publicly, to the highest bid
w der, in front of the New Market Hons.
at 10 o'clock on Thursday the 9th October, it bo.
ing the day of the four mile over that course the
following MARES g. COLTS:
Sorrel Mare now heavy with foal by Sir Charles
-shc was by thecelebrated Sir Hal, the sire of Bo.
iivar, John Stanley, Vantromp, Peggy Madee.
Johnsons Medley and several other good racers
her dam by imported DiomeGe, imported Shark. q
thorough bred Janus, raised and owned by Col
Etherton, of northampton County, N. c., Hanes,
hing Herod, horse of the purcst blood-see Turf
Register.
Bay Filly by Marion, 10 months old, produce
of the above Mare.
A Sorrel Fily by Sir Charles, from Same Mare.
now by her side.
by reference 10 the books, it will be found this
Hs"ck un'tes some of the very hest crosses in this
Oiomede Shark Citizen and
double cross of King Herod.
One other Marc by Sir Hal, out of the dam of
hed Rover which was by Centinel-Centinel was
BY imported Diomedo, out of one of Col Seldom.
old Brood Mares-her grand dam by PLAY or Paw.
imported her gr. gr. dam by imported Citizen
Colt by Union, from the last Mare-IJn;on
was by Arab, out of a Mare by Vrginian-hi, great
dam was "ynn's running marc Rarity by old Sir
Archy-Rariy from Citizcn-the Citizen from a
a Sterling. WILLIAM P. WYcHE
Sept. SD, 1892
u The Editors Of the National Intell;oencor
are requested to give the above three nsert;on.
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Cte Constitutional Iglbtg.
TO THE CORRESPONDING COMMITTEE |
AT PETERSBURG OPPOSED TO THE RE- |

TO TIE CORRESPONDING COMMITTEE
AT PETERSBURG OPPOSED TO THE RE-
ELECTION OF GEN. JACKSON.
The Central Committee respectfully request the
Committee at Petersburg to supply with printed
tickets, the counties of Grr.nsville, Southampton,
Starry, Sussex, Prince George, Brunswck, Neck
]onburg, Iuncnburg, Notto%ay and Dinwiddie.
Al NORFOLK.
The Central Committee respectfully request tho
Corresponding Committee at Norfolk, to supply
tho counties of Isle of Wight, Nanscmond Princess
Ammo, Norfolk, Northampton, Accomae and Eli.
sabc,h City.
AT FREDERICKSBURG
The Central Committee respectfully request the
Corresponding Committee at Fredericksburg, to
snppy the counties of Spottsyvamin Stafford. Kinc
George, Richmond, Westmorcland, Nor,humber-
land Lancaster, Essex and Mddlescx.
AT LEESBURG.
The Central Committee prefer the request
to tho Corresponding Committee at Lccsburg, for
the counties of Loudoun, Fairfax and Prince Will
liam.
AT CULPEPER COURTHOUSE.
The Committee for Culpcpcr, requested to
supply the counties of Culpeper. Tauquicr, Madison
and Orange.
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The Committee for Albemarle, are requested to
supply the Counties of Albcmarle, Fluvanna, and
Nelson.
AT LYNCHBuRG.
Tho Corresponding Committee Cor Campbell,
sro requested to supply tire counties of Amherst,
Campbell. Bedford, Buckingham, Halifax, Pitt
syIvania, Franklin, Patrick and Henry.
At WINCHESTER, CHARLESTOWN AND
MARTINSBURG.
The Committees for Frederick, Berkeley and
Jefferson, are requested to supply those counties.
Morgan, Iardie, Hampshire, Shenandoah and
Page.
AT sTAUNToN.
The Committee at Staunton, requested to
supply the counties of Augusta, Rockingham, Pen.
dlcton, Bath and Pocahontas.
AT LEXINGTON.
Tho Committee at Lexington, are requested to
supply tho counties of Rockbrdgo and Allegha-
ney.
AT FINCASTLE.
Tho Committee for Botctourt, are requested to
supply that county, Floyd, Montgomery, Wythe,
Crayson, Russell, Washington and Lee.
AT LEWISBURG.
The Committee at Lewisburg, are requcsted to
supply the counties Of Monroe, Giles, Greenbrier.
Logan, Tazowell and Scott.
AT CHARLESTON, IA
The Committee for Kanawha, are requested to
supply that county, Mason, Fayette, Cabell, Jack
son, LOWS and Randolph.
AT CLARKSBURG
Tho Commute for Harrison, arc requested t,
supply that county, Monongalia, Tylor, Preston
and Wood.
AT WHEELING.
Tho Committee at Wheeling, are requested Il
supply the counties of Ohio and Brooke.
~ The Committee at Richmond will suppl,
The counties of Louisa, Goochland, Henrico
Chesterfield, Hanover, Caroline, Powhatan, Anne
liza, Prince Edward, Charlotte, New Kent, Charlie,
City, James City, York, Gloucester, Matthews
King & Queen, and King William
" The expense of printing tickets will be in
considerable Tho Committees at Richmond are
willing to boar it wholly or in part. This plan i,
recommended distributing the labor.
~ Editors throughout the State arc requested to
rePubsh the above.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

WILLIAMSBURG, 18th Sept, 1892 {
Tho parties interested in the foregoing order.
OF court are hereby notified that have a9pointed
the 29th day of October next, to make up the ac.
counts therein ordered, which day by nine
o'clock, A. M, they are desired to attend Al ,b;s
office, with their vouchers and evidence. and this
original order JAMES CABINESS, c. c.
sop 2S wSy " "
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go'cs to attend the said Convention in behalf Of
the officers OF the Tooth Regiment.
Resoiced, That the proceedings of this meeting
DC signed by the Chairman and Secretary, aud for
wardcd t. the Editors of the Enquirer and Wing
Tor publication in their respective popers
go THO. NJ. BONDURANT Chm'n.
Tho. ii. FLoop, Secretary.
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FYse5es, Heather. So

FOX SALE,
BAAhEh Spanish Hides of different quail
800 Calcutta Kip Skins.
Richmond. sailed slaughter Hides and Calf
skins,
Tanners Oil, Bark Mills, Curriers' Tools,
Leather of all kinds, finished or in the
80 rough, bought taken in barter,
2uOU sides Northern Sole Leather of all qualities
ny wholesale or part of n side,
wax Kussett and grain upper Leather, Of all
kinds,
% doz.' Philadelphia and other Ca!fskins,
Boot morocco, seal, lining and binding Skins,
1000 lbs. Shoe ThreOd, of all qualities,
Boot and shoe Trimmings, Tools, Lasts,
&c. &c.
Skirting, harness and bride Leather
Hogskins, bag Hides, Sheepskins, &c
Buffalo, leopard, bear and hair seal Skins,
Fishskins, Webb, of NIL kinds, Cut Tacks,
&c.
Saddlery ond Saddler's Tools, of oil kinds
Saddle Trees, Serge, Dccr's Hair, &c.
Chaise and covering Hides, patent Leather,
Morocco Skins, Coach Lace, Gig Handlog
and Bands,
Coach Steps, Wood Springs, Moss and Gig
Bows,
Stage, Wagon, and Gig Collars,
1000 pair Richmond made, plantation Shoes,
Cash paid for country Hides.
aug 16-wl0t if w. e. J. g. CRANE.
;. Brown Stout and London Porter
H , ECEIVED few days since, via New York
~ e 80 casks Hibberrs BROWN STOUT and
LONDON PORTER, in quart and pint bottles
also, 10 baskets CHAMPAGNE, Comet Brand.
for sale. G.. s. A. WARWIC,K
oc 6--c3t 53,e
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? WIS takenop Inst season Similal ,ueeess has at
tend roots Of Pdo8fd tsHgtalta and Other
rate kinds Of PR1ta may also b. Increased lnthIs
manner although roots or P0a35 yagaiFal 81.
manned one year ia the ground before new STALL.
appeared
We muntion another method on account Of rs
probable application to many either plants Late
m autumn Pd'fmeii3R efrulsHaa was covered
with l.sltearth On removing tins covering IA
spring We found eight otlolacd stems, twoor three
inches long man intermediate STATE between atm
and Iaat and wishing To increase The plant,
wescparutel aud set thcn iu our shaded south
border Eachhas now become thrifty plant
We have not room 10 give as We originality in
tended, u list OF orHamente plants suitable tor the
garden of an independent farmer hardy, vigorous,
aud beautiful and we close Our essay with a r.
mark on The culture ofmclons
We buve neserf failed mthc most untavouabis
summers 10 grow good melons on sandy soil
while on rich but heavy loans our success has
been uncertain. The felson Is the roots OF these
PLANTS require Il Loose soil from which the water 10
conliuacdfaus can freely pass of Some who
cultivate heavy ioans, place their mann dependence
ior melon crop On sod, which are made 10 under
ay thehrd. md winch Income very poious as the
hbrous root Of the grass deeaY. Ia heavy loan.
however we haye paei sod lie following method
having formed trench by the plough mud Tho sho.
We, not l',s taun Is ltehes drep we throw Ia line
brush and old stalks which wata mean and nbuu
daht Outt est were iald sods CHIP manure aud
onthc ianlr m5resods an he Whole was covered
Pltsaud and vegetable earth wtte lald 81 IN oquul
portions, adding fae mauarc from the barn yard.
and some ashes, 50 ug Ia form oB rounded sur
face between tAe two blnl1s ON the sdef Of the
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I1om ne p}jtqdlpsa Iaqueer 1p9


The great meeting ofnanraIlzed IRISH e,lI1eia
held pursuant TO public noaco in the state House
Yard yesterday afternoon vas tpmpaf@o'c Oh
the most gratifying aud efficient evidences Of public
opinion, that has yet been given m any section OF
The country. It was napossbio, from The position
we occupied, tomake a correct nwnofeal e'taaate
of the immense eone1urse present thousands
were thore-mofe, NC have the testimony OF d DO
zen witnesses, by twenty percent. than congreso-
ted together at ther9cent veto meeting Of tine oihce
hods,s. the getting up " ofwhch called forth snch
disreputa5,c md extraordinary eNgrtoas. Our
Ir;.h r.ilJ4 e. .zeas iss2ree wei Of Tie cznmaa
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= FOR FEMALES. =

II
GRAVE been ilne celrhfaled IS most vaiu-
sd able and ,flirnrets remedy sghinsi those
oeatral comvtaluls pecoii1tto the l. male portion
ot society hrv cleanse, purify and promote a
free aud brtsk circulation OF the blnod wh'h b"
c-me snrolIsh aud laneni rom the allc'ney al
IN ms tor WHICH those Pills are safe aud ef"'inH
So. IN So S HsSpi the suspfnded cifbh'h,
Ii t.,.sau ,al.sfous system, when Ga'rre feq"tf''
a. anIie,A ihc irr, gular hnbatS OF the nnhealih>
,.,n,ip p .a,r s,cklr and paid coaut 'ntao' be-
.lta.s rca.litnatpt AMI refrestes vii thr ua'nTa
ri " 81 res o Ell hesuh The, ar trira aud ap
nj ,rd ~ ardS IN olsinrii0nS debility, htp0caoH
Gla etdinfss pnpiaHon d he heaci, 6ad d'stS-
IN. i9# sh#g u j0ad p1NS " me &0mac4, @0H
tiff, Ofb,edth u On every GttIe untIo:, SINKING o.
Hc S,lfi'S. aud rs coGseq 'enca, dtjrf go coanIe
uanrr AID dislike for eNr.lsr aud tohFe sHtion
They ar equally eondacI'e 10 'he hrallH 81 mar
Ird ladies, except in CHS sol pregnancy, or e. &c
aud co,sump,iV, habits phsu they mus not be la
ken But hey NAV hp administered 10 goat =
vnaIlre a month Of uiure alter dccOuctHeu, for
thu purpose Of cleansing lie sts EN- AID pufging
these grO,s hum0uIs, winch ~hrn retained, lHy the
flbuAa1ion Of lumrious diseases, aud rebd.I the
iacanuous snbjec unheaih, Tor iie. They Gould
also he aiken by all women from 10 10 %. 10 PIE
Y M the daug,tpus disorders cousa qpeni ~ u
thai cfitical peftod f fsmaa liz. lhey have r"n
fur3uer IN by experience, = hliurda = werfnl
lemcdy in all hypoch 7adrlac, hg@tfIc. aud cdpor-
ish disorders horh ~ mtu and ir1neH. whose NO.
Ills system n : sfrsi 2 ben a#d Hegulate, I'd ns
'u,f IA 'hroa tBs oA pos+ gro, hnd >as"rda"nd'nt
hdmo I. @bj,h ptoduee melancholy aud hepies
siau ~ ulrIr s, ,u.Vafe she Body, Trhn'mot 'he
mud, aud dIfu.e eber fitness Ht' rh-hrtty
uf'oghoai - ~ 81. system Pic s % f2h.
u lie anns" valuable Medicines are pIrra''d
from he original MS. Receipe Of the bate D.. !.
CONWAY, hy !. kMDEK, his Immediate 5pece $
J.. j0f1 NJ a
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a. 49, III 4 49, g ,as9JAs ,-,Ae'
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ri. . . t,2ss..r.s s..,>. ~ esgt.s$4
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THE FLOWER GARDEN, FRUIT. &.
ilrcicrence to Florists. Dr. 1oune sarcasucaI,l

YIIUTVIlICC 10 lJIIsIS- TT. I OUU" slT1l.I-1ITV
sad,
We grant they're idle # they'll as, No more
and probably Iarge proportion o. our conatryncn
wo,h echothls sentiment. We are noi ui>no.ed To
b, hank ful for such concession. however and ON
behalf Of tie cntiyator o, fine flowers we put m
ebimt IN merit of higher order. classjo, our
srltes with those who polish lie manners en-.
coaraee the virtues, and refine the affections of
pqpIe
whatsoever has leisure wants aalurpc5'g and
Mea often determine tue character. lie Who loves
bisbome will feel ,isposed To embellshit. but the
seels oftoste may lie dornau by indoaace and
,vwant Of example; or may perish by perv,r-
ted education which taught TO view with con
tempt objects that ought to be cherished au5 admir-
ed
The more we can make man love lis home,
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VA, great respect your obt. scrvt.
(Signed) GEO. {. READ


DONALDSON, Lon July H.
About @aeh ago We head a story which first pro,
duced a hesftg hugh but subsequently gave rise 10
reflections Hot entirely void OF fear
Thus - story ron
Ona remote plantation in an inferior parish, 7 or
3 weeks ago. a slave who by tie by, pretends to
preach the gospel came crying to his master and
When Intercepted, declared that he had heard
Voice from lioaycn. warning him Of the total des-
uu'tla Of Louisiana excepting the highlands and
tbat the dsnsfeI would be caused by big star,
which would appear IN the Heavens N the month
ofJuaa At ftst the Planter turned deaf ear TO the
WARNING On Il subsequent day however the Ne
go NJ Ia besought bis muster 10 listen TO him. and
PROPOSED leading the planter 10 par,icalar tee il,
,te adjoining wooas, where tie voice could be
heard. Here We mas adlie asntie atthe weak
mass q poor ..uaan natHfe---the Planter IA n
ytadfaI::l 9s:, e.. ...e..igraea sad gesaeesa-
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A CIKl'siN CURL FUh
TfECF'T,

xryul5 filthy and WectionS, d'snfaer 'P u ever
:. in.prerare, my be cured in one hours
DuNFRlts' OINTMENT.
=, pnr.yaIled for he pica,natnes5, case, eIpedi
tina ssEfV and certainly with which II produces
,,s,(as; cure OF this disease. The ointment is
a,,re 10 be % ceran aud expedlious in lis up
r.,,,on as eA.et cure in out hours application
s.sl without any gard al taking COLI, rs the
composition dof' not canaan the ''e'' particle Of
,a.rr,,y. or any other dangerous lug = lem; it
'.., m, ,pn'lea win perfect .alett III the state
',n,s,aanry. AID even /, chil tom ~ the breast
- Pre- 81 II ccatS u boz - letAt ample di.
u. Ll0A..
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TERMS.

., ,.,upnr,, nayahlc in a1gance.--No sub
= los - y eee.yed Gr a es tine than six months
scnfi'u W" a. continued fhut the discretion Of
al AZ f'f.. iii all arrear,gcshfe paid.
I'VE '.,,rpTlsENENIS will be inserted at 30 cents
- ~ ls.. The IT, timr, aud 81 : cents for each
Per QUAR- r,o.e from attst tlce must be paid for pre-
conlanaa, 5n.rriio1 orte payment assumed ny some
y.o '..,,,.i5 ie person il LynelhnrF
,ai.ltars allre.r IA the Editors must be post paid
= -, a,, he attended to.
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n, The cplebra'ed ca BRlAN io0fh ACiiE
Pill. Which, give immediate ftief "l'hon' ~"
iea,t',aiury to the Tech. On 'rlal this VII &
fund one Of the best remedies TT tins pam ~
c,mnlsint Pr &c 50 cents a box.
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s.AElp OIL.

"a FRESH supply Of real Sperm Oh, just re-
" ccigcd and for sale 10y d. Il. LYMAN.
july Q Is
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BARGAINS.

EM L are DESTROYS of reducing our present well
w assorted Stock of Summer Fancy Goods
TO effect that object, shall offer very great IN.
daccmens to dealers generdlly-the Goods are all
fresh, aud bought at extreme low prices, and we
pledge ourselves to sell them to give general salts
faction MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
June IS. Is
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lisa fact worthy Of notice that since tie Ghol
era broke out Intbis country the business o. th
y. York PHSt Office has nearly doubled.
N T. Gu
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yty. deserve well offhe country. rhcf cuu' trlh
N then strength yesterday AMI 'be mo- enH ha.
tie language dseured that fheY had been deceived
IN P,es,daat Jackson, and TINT thay pledsed them.
selves as thy held sacred lhetr oath 10 a'ppDfl the
Cenvttolon ii t,jeu adopted country 3 m'nt'n
that Constitution, and by eeory Jar and honef'1ie
means, to oppose TIN 70 election of Andrew Ja''
SON
Weeousderlh5 meeting os dao'h blow 10 The
administration IA this quarter, Nit WIN noi beioe
in collapsed atate, ond as sueh It may WIN eaol.
dencc hc regarded throughout the country. It's e
violence that the mas ot the peoplc=-the bone nud
sinew Of the city and country the patriotism snd
purity ofthc community, err oppoaed 10 the f'-el'e
ton Of Audrow Jackson. Whelo then can be look
for support OF suctor
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t4E,esHEORNS.

eS CASES fine and superfne Leghorns, imported
~s@ direct color and quality warranted and prices
as low as can be desired
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co
ALSO, l50 pieces new style Spring Calicocs
and oinghalas, black itaan Silks, India patterns,
and superior satin Aarantnos, all Of the first or
der MCKEE. L. x Co.
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