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September 9

"a NNCHBuRG FALL RACBS-The R,co. -
- hls course will commence TUESDAY The osd S
'einoer next and continue five days 'P
FIRST DAX-A Sweepstake Tor cots On, en-.
closed. N''' i'ur entries and
peare, dam by Madison. W ohaks-
lands Diomed e''' u"'n oy nag
H. Oliver enters his b. by Trule, dam I,dv
Lady Racket. "' Aonsoh' dam
heals SIS entI ance @-Oo' TWO milo
heats, 500 entrance. %'V' "es milo
heats, $l5 entrance. s@Oo' TWO mile
FIFrH DAx---A Sweepsake, for COLTS and 6IJes an,
and closed ~ 'Oiien' entries
Midas. - =" Ohafles, dam
ley, dam Sally Finn. s' Wy Med
by Sir Charles o. "y' " "1euiey, dam
ne proprietor VIII be prepared 10 accommodate 6or,
o hy race horses with good stables litter and forage
money Ter each day will be paid 10 the vvi5n
subject 70 The usual DISCOUNT. From te large npmbe IS
horses ~ training, fine sport may be expected "
Sept o.. 1i'' N|oPptet0r.
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cot,r,,,.,,.. - FOX TIE EJVQ UIKER.
SOO 1kkN LITERARY kfESSENGER

So, "NC TERM LITERARY MESSENGER
"hen The hfst Number Of this periodical was issued
he public were informed that the suLscripton.lst nnst
be greatly enlarged justify the prosecution OF The en-
etPfse The publisher takes pleasure in acknowledge
we s'rong disposition which has since been manifested 10
p'ronze The work. aud Is much grsied at being able In
announce That sufficient number OF subscribers has not
0een optaned 10 admit Of its being continued Early in
Ve'ooeF The second number will appear In the meantime
IS desirable that others who intend paronng the Mes
sehger should send in their speedily as possible
~ oHer mat some definite idea may be formed as 10 the
Issued. N9'"'" " nc
The arrangements which have been made for having
we paper properly conducted, leave 10 doubt on ,e
mI11 OF TIE publisher, that its columns will always be
wen bied He cannot, however, lorbcsf to remark maj
MS Efforts TO furnish matter oil vared and Attractive
character, may be eGcciua IL those vl are com
be'en' to DO so, not only in Virginia, but in The her
9ouihefn STATES VIII aid him with contributions AlImust
ce'ire 10 raise up literary character Tor tie South: aud
a who are capable Of doing So will it is hoped furnish
their quota OF matter.
communications from those who wish 10 subscribe 10
he work. or TO forward matter for publication will lie adj
dressed 10 THOS W WHITE Rjc6,,onJ ~
" Editors OF newspapers disposed forward the views
o. me Publisher will oblige him By giving this notice
an insertion ia their paper
September 4, 1884
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September 8. az :. 8. 90


VALUABLE TAVERN AND PLANTATIoNa
FOX SALE-Be.ng disposed 10 retire on, The bass
anu Troublesome employment of Tavern-keeping vii,
sen v reasonable terms that valuable Tavern in Bel6eJ
"geer WIN tho Plantation attached thereto cen,ain,
40 acres by survey The tavern considered one If s
most proh'ab'e establishments in the State: tie cony.n;
ences are greoi-The Railroad Depot is within ,,r
u"uIen yaIds oiihe house There also Race course
az az winch there are regular Spring races visld,n
$zVoo. The plantation is in as gli state &c i;s
men as any TO be found, adapted 10 the cai,rs &c
uoIn' wheat oats and cotton---about 100 acres If
p' very riches cotton lots. | will also sell The
r'a"auon formerly owned by the late Person Tur
ner, uee d' situated aboa four miles below Be6eId i'm
eda'eiy on Meherrin river containing 400 acres he
as valuable low grounds any on m Al
,ess Napie TO overflow, and at tbs same lime in
"s stare Of cultivation, having been lately managsa h
one OIL the Deatest and best farmers in the Stale -
Dut ehough-Ihe owner, expecting that anv qen,lo
man disposed 10 purchase, willcal him for 6rbar -;
o,ao'1oroears TO mention many additional adv
aeh"ant on this property Possession of the Fayern n
DC NAG immediately, together with The furniture Of evey
description, mostly and the purchaser will he
ca 10 seed bis crop this fall Posse will be avan ~
h 'an,auons at Christmas earlier il possible; when
We purchasers can be accommodated with nrov;s; 's
field. '' 1 aPin9, 70 me IN Bel
| - -W0n
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NEaeIzcl,s Exhihifio,a.

A T TERrSiCHoRE HALL, is no,c open.-It con.
IA siss OF the following pieces of Mechanism:
The Au,omaon Chessplayer; the Medium; the Me.
ehauca Theatre; the Auomsion Trumpeter the Speak
ing Figures and Antomson Slack Rope Dancers; and tho
grand Mechanical Tournament
Performance every evening, Sunday excep,ed,) Ia
commence at half past o'clock open at
o'clock. r.
Aimlt'ance 90 cents, children half price.
II Tickets may be had during the dav at Mr. Beek's
Main street, aud at the Exhiboa all o. at the door in
pe evening lSepIy 36--if
accordance with the will OF George Hendrec decd
M WIZ DE Sold at public auction in the city OF Rich
m)n al the Establishment OF the deceased the entire
OK oil Calumet Furniture and Cabinet Materials com
ing general assortment OF both articles to the amount
OF between hive and ten thousand dollars Also all The
benches oos and fixtures belonging TO the estab
nshnent-The sale WIZ on The 9Th of Oco.
par next, and continue the days following until gotten
through Terms, Cash for all of SIOO and under
over that sum, credit Of four mouths
VIM. H. SMITH, .HtPy.
sale 10 be conducted by Davenport, Allen s. Co.
Alec neat hearse and harness in good order
Sept. o. DC G,
~ no Lynchburg Vrgnan, Federickburg AYena No,k
roiofsou'g lnelsencor will pubih twice wsek
ton. ~ " ' oiNee 'o coi'ec-
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ONE.

III, -, 80 COyHJHU.NIC.ATED.
ne Editor OF the Wing supports Mr. Leigh be-
cause ne 'o,o supports principles which Of the Wing
considers vital This silly, political quack who is ever
ana anon changing and shifting about believes that he
nas ouhd out sovereign baam, that will cure the dis
fractions OF the last years. "Prodgious uuack The
greatest misfortune that could have belsen Mr. Leigh is
mat oil being csrcaured, by this desperate uDbIs
inS urn coat aud modern political Whg-a name by the
oy' which is rendered odous by the party who have AS
sumeu ~ ana who have contributed largely TO the cor
rnpuon Of the last Ii years.
Du' 10 spite oil all the combinations Iesgued together
against the Liberties of the People one truth js eyden
na' Denocramc principles gaining ground all the
world over The last IL years distractions W hich this 10
ucai whIrigIg OF Wing principles has had the eronterv
10 aude TO- aiter the deesiSble part has playad
PROOF OF The unremiuYg patriotism of tie People MOI
ony opposing The assumed power OF the Executive hut
likewise OF maJoes in Congress who had exercised the
power OF lsord Proecors-giving their bountes for The
beheh' OF those deeply interested in supporting the nick
mined American Sysein Ii exercising the highest
power assumed by the corrupt governments of EuPopc
ana supported by none iprudeniy an by this ca
sly'wooed State Rights politician OF the Whig who was
,Cr enforcing the revenue laws in South Carolina by
o'oekSdlng Charleston with Msckerel boats
ne Democratic split must have the ascendancy in e
country OF the Washusions, and JeH~rsons to the latest
posel'y-in spite Of the combined cunning Of deued
anu 0''"P' Pohucians by trade HICKORY.
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Sep. o.

a fENTRAL HOTEL FOR SALE-Tbis ve,v vaI.
- PIE bstaOlsnmeni, now occupied by Col w ard il
i1'"eu "a .ns o"h OF Charlotesvie, The main Turn
PIKE road aud not more than 100 yads tom the Court
house Square, aud about the centre Of the town r.,
building large and commodioos containing between o.
and 80 rooms, with large brick stable but s1elv
Well Of excellent water, aud GOOD leo boueo 81 IL
necessary out houses. 10y "u O'"'i
The above property will be offered for sale IN h.
msss' on uesday The 9TH day Of November next On q
credit oil enc, IN o, and three years eafrting ntas
The Date Bond, with approved security and deed 81
rus upon The property, will be required. A more ssos
lsetory description Of the property can be had bv si
uon 10 either Marlin Dawson or Alexander Garfcu
lee,P VI SO-IdI JOHN WATSON
AMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE--Tbe Public
y ~ Examination at this Institution will commsn w
FRIDAY tie 10Th OF September and continns mil y"
day the 25d The Commencement will be held on we'd.
nesJay the 21h The anniversaries Of The Tns,;,
Education aDd the Literary Societies connected vi, "
College will be celebrated publicly Oh Tbursda, M DEL
ne BOARD OF lruslees will convene Tuesday the 28J
al ociock, A. Nj. full attendance Of the roebsSs -
particularly requested, very important busness Iii, 10
brought before Them. ""' 10
The next session will commence on tho 1st Of N,,,..
oes oy Qruer Of the Faculty 5. MAUPlN, Secrn
86-3t
OHN d. MUNFORD, dfforHev at Lote offers III,
81 professional 10 lis friend, and he onbi
once IS al hstesidence corner Of and 9Th streets
oeP.onOor u 36-w4w
EHALYEs OF u. STATES BANK NOTES IosT
There we're enclosed 10 mo in letter on tile I'M
OF September 1880, the second. or right hand halves Of
three One Hundred Dollar United States B,nE Me-
payable at Mobile, Will 43O-Is $50 and H. I6a AZ,
The marks and numbers Of the Notes The letter was d.
fected 10 me az Gooehlsnd Courthouse, Va, and mailed
by John OfmoDd, at CORTLAND Alabama but they have
not been received Auy information will be thankfully
received JOSEPH SHELTON.
august 20 B2-wt2Hs
ETDUCATloN.-Tb Misses FONTS will re.open
- their SCHOOL, for the reception Of Pupils on Wed
nssday The Let Of October, their residence The hoase
isiely occupied by The Rev Mr. Converse, on O Street
shoek@ liL instruction will be given in all the ele
meniay branches OF good English Education Tuition
rom $40 10 SJO year. according to the branches taught
ny devoted and faithful attention to the duties of their
school, and TO The forming tho minds and morals of their
pupils they hope to the patronage which they in
wife, and 20 render their services acceptable 10 those who
may entrusi children TO their care
Mrs Forbes can accommodate lew young ladies' with
BOARD and lodging a $lI5 Tor the scholastic yoar 10 whose
morals and department all duo attention will be given
ScPt2. ss@wuO
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MR.. CALHOUN,S SpEECu

Inc speech of Mr. Calhoun js exoc,Iv smell a.,
l;S .; De expected from his principles and
, ,n nh-Ineaphysical, Astounding in geaerates
'aoorIng 10 he original in his viewsNwth mo ~ oss
90 VI the constitution, and with all his rccenf nro
Iessions OF devotion to State Rights slretch;ng tic
po"cIs OF the Federal Government far beyopd the
irwin" 70 a nd were assigned to it, Mr. G. is always
"y'ng 10 ma out something new-No man ;s ,,or,
caught ny Tie delusve and dazzling glitter of or;g;
naNty-No one deals more in metaphysics and ,,,7s-
,'calion, ana no one is so utterly unsafe and unfit to
IL, "uc we are sui riieing the consequences of
his new-fangled doctrine of Nnliificationand ro
10! change! 10 here is new theory nbou, 70 o,n
,'ie cWTency-Tbe first step to which il condnc,ss
nm, ~ that "There is no power anv where b,a ;o
m orS Gopermn'ent-e joint agent of all the States,
nnd through which the concert of the action 80 ,I
whole can be effected adeo,,ate IN III; ,n ~.
I a ne responsibility is upon us and mon nc
a r, Inc means, IT means there be- must be nm
liz our 'ahds, or not applied ut aIl"-Aye, in
..' rouc'a' governments in which, but twelve
nion'ns ago, this sumo Mr.. Calhoun read so many
a"guries OF power and misclIefl-And tIe ,e,J sicn
~ ms process, Is to plunge us into Bank for he
comes OUT boldly TO say that 81 can conjecture mn
means OF extrlcating the country from its present
~ a.u 10 arrest ITS farther increase, Jtt Jonk
tic agency of which, in some form. or unJor
some authoriiy-is Indispensable The country las
ooen prongh INTO tie present diseased state Of the
currency ny banks, and must he exricated bv ,be;r
agency we must, in word, use n bank TO nnbanL
ihe banks, to the extent that may he ncccssor, o., 90
store safe and stable currencyb-And ,In ISs, al
I'D inc cham oi has measures is TO renew this nrosan,
bauk Jor hoeiUe gears Nov, it most unfortunotelv
turns out, that the Whole of Mr. C's reasoning =
FOUNDED uI'on pettio principii-There is no sncI,
NJ n ~ s";s government as he claims for it-As
NJ mr Denton justly remarks in his luminous replv
ne Word currency is not in the Constitution: nor
my "ord Which can be made to cover circulation Of
D"nk holes"-Yet il is by such will-o-the-wjs0s MS
.ns ,lat MIR; g. would always mislead the PeopIe-nt
omo, t''n', wnisking us out of the Union isef-ut
"HolUtIy I1UugiUn tftp uulf cf
nno' aremarkablc contrast to this ney-f,ngled
aoc'rlne OF Mr.. Calhoun, do we find in tbe CoIio,v
ing sound and memorable sentiments, from the lin.
VI .lIc venerable George Clinton, when he gave lis
the T. States: "' ''9' Da"N Oh
cannot be doubted That Congress may pass al me-
ana proper laws for carrying ioo execniion the
psSnos.y granted TO the Government, or 10 any
oe sueo and subordinate 10 the end Tie power 10
efedpe corporations Is not expressly srsD,ed: +, !. iS
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WAsI,Ixoros An,iio


Ia 'le Se"aie yeserdsy-Mr. Wright asked leave to
Psea. TIE report oil The nno. y OF the Committee the
contested E'~c,oD OF Rhode Island Senator Atisr a
o''ei discussion by Messrs. Wight Poiudexer aud Fee
""ghnysen the motion was isid the table On motion
OF mr.. E"ing, the Cumberland Road Bil was taken M
sno discussed, by Messrs Ewing, Pon dexter, Clayton
r'enghuyep sPragae, Wilkins, Kane Ter, IIrnd H.
r'es'on' Souhar Csy, and King OF Ala. on the ones.
ton whether should be iossrd snd pass TO hind
reading, I" was lost by vote Of 20 TO %.
IA me House IF Renreseatatire.--The Speaker laid
, rs rouse written communication ON the rresi.
dent OF the Uui ed States ansmne t,uor, from nm.
cec W Sa'r relative TO measures Tor preverng the
c"u" e,'e"hx OF com, aud icr preventing the
OF '''gn connefi Il coin On moi ion Of Mr. Csmhr.l
eng' We report nni message referred 10 the Com.
m'lee on the Judiciary. The House resumed the con did,
ershon OF ,'e 'lu ions reported from tn Committee of
Voys and Means, together will, MIR. Wiid.'s sn,erj
mem ,hsre'o, declaring the cfIe,. by the Secre.
" s ''eas"ry' Tor the removal Cf the tcposite to
ne unsaist Glory and insufficient. Mr. Rar,,n who ha,
ne i'or IRON Friday last -peke supper, Of the amend,
e ana IN opposition TO The resolutions. as reported After
crock, hiee attempts were made adjourn the House
anu hnaI'y carried by OF So 10 So
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r,,r ro wAsHINorov. March 81.

~, ihC WI IN HE SENATE.
ihe vote given by the opposition in the Senate GEN.
ung. 'ne fre'iien'-chdrging him 10Th rioiaiing the
constitution and the ia,owiil attach lasting ol,s, IN
ton Wv "S'"s"-
THIS attempt TO impeach the Chief Magistrate. t. in
ae nothing more than giving the sanction of maori,v
'ue up IN part OF notorious speniars of the Bank In
the shameless libel 6rst put forth by the purchase
OF r copo alton and afterwards specially recognised as
o. nank ogn' by receiving the confirmation of the mani
Jesto Issued ny the Board Of Directors itself The coa
oh IN The Senate cannot raise by all its laboreJ ora,orv
Tue grave and formal resolution, has so soemnv admit
ea' ABOVE me level OF The miserable libel which form
ca rs embryo in Webh's newspaper Every honest
man IN America must cay in his heat that The Pee
suent has the constitutional right 10 remevc Scc,.
vary o. ne reasury from Office, and the right appoin,
riy by Bank charter in i,ee;iow se s"o mo
position OF The deposites of the Treasury VIZ
M assumption OF power the part Of the Sepa. NJ
We Cn"eu States TO piss judgment against the Chief
M"gsuae upon AN impe achable offence while
aware that the Representatives OF the People Tho oi
power capable OF pref. rring an mreacbmen 90 c Sy
eohuemnog. highly approve the course of the
reputable TO our highest judicial tribunal a. il woulj
Jury naa gwen VIC dict OF ac9uual Urder such cir
cumstances, when only the grand inques. of e
Ion' out the nation ITSELF has decided IN favor of The
PRESIDENT, what weight DO the feed ddpocafcs or H. n
Bank suppose will be attached TO their ,cson n,
no 'heJ hope that il will reverse The public orn.ors
Le' Them remember their selfish attempt to blacken The
SS','.ac"r OF Mr.. Van Buren, Does Mr.. Sprayue oi
Mane Imagine that by violating the positive in trnc,;
~ ". ~" constituents upon the put in issue bv Mr.
10y sou'ohs lie viii bring the peope OF his Safe 10
T re- hrir own opinions and sanction his decree
no Mes'rs Black and PoindexIer suppose thai Tho Sat-
oil mississippi approves their violation of solemn nc. ~
support ue PRESIDENT, aud will condemn him. to Justly
mem! WIN Mr. Mangsm be able TO reconcile Nor,b
carolina TO his sacrifice OF pishted faith, What can
Ewing expect from his insulted constituents whose po;,;ve
1"es on ms question he has disobeyed What can Mr.
rie"gsoysen and MIR. Southard aud Mr. Bell an,ico,e
as The sense OF their consti,uen,s Can thew hone ~ he
sustained In spnrnng Tie will of their constituents and
wa, e rresiuent WIN be condemned for performing il
Mr LAY and his resolutions would have been Missed
OUT OF me senate IL the voice Of the Peope had been
ueeu oy 'he members OF that body. Even il those he
were expressly instructed by their respective State Le
gsiares since the beginning OF the debate had obe vod
IKE faithful agents, tho majority would have been
.fdy-W. Globe " f" per
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NEW YoRK, March 60

w. New foRK, March 60
we have just received by the .hip Rhoue, Rocket
IRON Havre' news 10 the 10 February.
me most important and deeply sfl citing intelligence
gerousy ill., '''' 70 u'h-
Inc report is that the Chambers will be dissolved az
soon as ihe budget passed The supposed intention of
tue ministry to borrow about 300 millions Of francs n
hee' me deficits OF The treasury has lowered the funds
he Hazeite oil Madrid con aims The new civil code for
opah' ana also decree declaring free commerce for
s",' me Cof'L are expected to assemble MAY 1t
C"st masquerade al Paris, during the festivities of
snoVe iuesdsy represented Henry W c., followed by
"uhPe,s ana 2Oo young men horseback, but excited
only laugh. '' 'Ne'e'
lie Chambers seem resolved follow up the lespo,ic
intentions OF Louis Philippe, by refusing 10 extend the
elective franchise TO the people. ~
TO Madrid 6r '''So"
tention. e '" VI az
~. b1nrr'enne the biographer Of Napoleon is dead
me Duke OF Orleans has presented splendid pair of
Pso'S en- Gourgaud, the companion of Bonapare in
exHe. Louis Philippe must court The Bonsparsts.
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THE DINNER-AND THE PROGRESSION


=, on Monday last, public dinner was given to Tx.
Governor Floyd. We understand, there were about
on presen-consisiing of personal friends a few of
sne ohcers of the Commonwealth, three or four
strangers three Judges of the Court of Appeals two
others did not attend land the rest consisted OF the
edis and ends of all the opposition partes-NuIli-
hers ny the side of Nationals, sc. &c-a few poli
uclans whose names are familiar to the State: but
INC rank ana file OF The company were citIzens un-
known 10 fame. Mr. Stanard was in the Chair
MI; iazeweii appeared not in person. but by letter
ana toast The Ex-Governor addressed the meet.
ing, M reply to the complimentary toast but we be-
eve ms speech has not been reported There were
toasls IN abundance-some putting f;yorites of the
party, as Messrs. Floyd, Calhoun, Leigh. Tazewcr
Eyer and Ciay-and some hitting at the prescribed
politicians, as Messrs. Rives, Stevenson, &c. few
SHOTS were aimed at this paper We were compared
10 hounds and boodtounds- the attack was harm.
eSs as II came from two little flee, who are said now
ana then to be snarng in the streets; the most d.
nnutive, TOO, OF all their species.
on The following day, the Ex-Governor was es.
corted out OF the city by the volunteer compnnies
ana some gentlemen on horseback. OF course mr.
tempts Will be made to turn the matter to pol;,;c,
eiiect-bnt we are assured. that the vssunteers dis.
ing upon the occasion. o0'
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N NATHANIEL, MACON

- TS0lnSf Tie Re charter and Rtsforoiion
nave seen Gays the Globr) that the venerable Ma.
manner Macon is set down. by the Bank presses as one
gentleman OF North Carolina, member OF the House If
representatives. iaforms US. that Mr. Macon Is still agains,
as he has aways BEEN and is decidedly with the
% SuI upon the particular question of the restoration
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Covrpvop rfovn,s -,

grouping ol few Of tbs Toi t. drunk Dinner will shaw
VIC Feorle m the County tho complexion that
bu' four Of them:- 'e'"'' ~ WI" "iHo
by H. Pcasarts Rivos The obtaioo, of .,,s
cas Tor Thomas r. Mooto, claim 90 "a ,oe, S
political moisls.'( NoTE j. H. Psas,n eL, 4, 49,. r..
against Jsckon and Caunis'o General n, V,ein C haa
teal moral!') ~ - W wv Po"-
ny Jos Henry Clay We know your and con6Jo
Peoples money tNorEClay right enaniag sIr Msyo
remembered the Old saying roeue rore B <.
has put bis ferret tho wrong ttnek wv "O
" Utilization. hv
roy her name It's ond beneficial shall soon on,
JOY iN0TE.--A Nsi,for bewitchod, SUD rosa)
Sohn NJ. Botts.The Liberties
preserved. We have east and we M ,aoJ
We hez7ff Of the def MagnuiNoIe
Gay Club are ns People end himself Instructor and shaker o.
we" "cs-D"x COMMON SENSE
For The Enquirer.
Inioym tho People b SUNDAY last the las, d.v OF is ~
Office, Gov~no Floyd City Guard MOI The N,ia y,
Vvluntcofs), and fsfscd the
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or The ENQUIRER.
Ft
TRICESf-TRIcEg 81

mrsss EDtroRs: ~ the Election approaches vop ms, $1,000,
os Of bricsons, from tho Washing o, tfar
tefies-a'so small nanurcr h;s .mh
syftem has been brought 10 higher state OF eon
tnan sny Other You be prepared that king Andrs
CoHgrsss head foremost Potomac and ser f ,r,y
oMsg"a nat r Dots mast be tgiaa Lc siatu,S h,
.ghssH ne oograioH IL would be pity oppose Wo
coming. You,s' " mummy "O'hmS' ieel ~
Henlico 2i April, 1891 oop
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soIe OF sovereignty, and in Il. nature moi scces.or,
P'""s'y anu inuepend
cannot believe that this Interpretation of IN. c,,
!, wiz, IN any degree, defeat the purposes for whr,
a., "me"i on the contrary II does appear to me ,h,,
orpo'"e Exposition has inevitable tendency 10 con
~; ~. anu snori' just and sci ous cause of alarm
e course OF long life, Ihave found ihs, Govern
i no,s' "I ,re"g'hened by assumption Of doubt.
arc 'nson,esbe; The former never si. to oro"c.
and confidence" "e' inspires respect
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o'eensrne-" Our election comes on the I.t MonJ,v
!" Hpi,c &c ieel confident in Dromg ooe's success"
Daniel aud Ball the leadipe candidates
pame, one Jackson candidats) must be elected bv I
and il is a test question" S"""ioa'es out,
t - The three old members will probably bs
',,s IN: election depends very much upon local
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WE highest prices paid for -four barrel bille,s and
~ hoop poles, delivered Al the penit,nti.rv '''
jan 70. tSl-uJ TeG. MoNCUREG p
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HEADS UP,
A""e' .eier from Philadelphia Of the sIst, re.

ceiped by yesterdays mail ''''' 'e'
shou'" Judge from the best evidence I can obtain
m ne TWO great parties. Bank and anti Bank are verv
nearly divided in the city and county. In The cv ,hs
Dank doubtless will have majority in the COUNT In.
anu nanR VIII perhaps equal if not exceed any majority
n"' me city may have. The State arH 90 against me-
11n@ oy considerable majority. Or ibis here seems
10 De no doubt entertained any where.
, Sen''us' through their agents here, have taken
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