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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
NO TEf'E.

EDURSEA mt to the provision ol decd OF
4 trust executed on the 2lst day of fcbrna
nv, 1899, bv Henry Hatcher, Of II county of
Bedford, TO me, which decd Is of II ord IN the
Clerks Office oi the colit,.2 court Of sad coun-
ty, and for the purpc- rcln expressed, shall
on the Odd day OF 4 ri, lS36, proceed, nj the
Dwelling House Oft SAID Henry Hatcher, to
sell 10 the highest bidder, for ready money, the
TRACT OF LAND, wh' rcon he resides, in the
sand county of Bedford eontainn" between three
hundred 4 fifty and iourhondrcd acres, bethc same
more or less which land adjoins the lands Of Jul
Iius Hatcher and Thomas Hatcher, ms well rs
the lands of other persons. Also, the following
personal property, that is to say Arthur, San.
George, Gabriel and Calohll, male coloreo
slaves; Cloc, Louisa, and iMcInda' colorrd fr-
male Slaves two head ofiiorscs me Black
Horse, the other a White Mar t"' yoke OF
work Oxen ono Ok Cart eighteen head "thorn-
ed Cattle; forty-tvc head of Hogs twrn head
of Sheep five feather Beds, Bedsteads '"d Fur
nit,,=r; half dozen Windsor Chairs; together
with the increase of the female Slaves, and OF the
.tocl, of Cattle Sheep, Horses and Hogs, II any,
and together with all and singular the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools,
and Utensils belonging TO, and IN possession OF
the said Hatcher at the date of the said deed, all
or so much of the said property, ms shall be ,nf-
cient to satisfy the purposes OF the sad deed.
The title to the foregoing property, Is believed to
be unreasonable, but the undersigned aching on
" in the character oftruscc, will convey none
other than such as he holds by ,ntue OF the
deed aforesaid
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. Trustee.
March % t23A
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BELL TAVERN, [Richn,o,,d J

uoseflhels beg leave To inform their country
"nus and the public generally that the, have
'h's well known establishment and will o. the
,S'a'y OF April be ready To receive all thoar Tho
una, may be kind enough honor us with iher custom
NJ mouse has, but short time since gone throue h
thorough repair in addition to which, we shall
'"''nue TO make such Improvements as will be ne
.ss"iS iof the better accommodation OF our custom
~ We pledge ourselves To use the most ndeial-
7'oie cNetons To render our visitors comfortable and
'e''dpe' as We mean To keep none but the ocs ser
wants our Table shall be supplied with the best of
every thing that can be procured IN mark t-our Bar
win me most choice Liquors and onr Stable with
@'9" an" attentive oNtlets; and every ya,,c, Of grain
anu forage thai l. used Al any other similar establish
H'at' We have both served long apprentice hip
4. "hi Dnalncss-the first having lived in the Eagle
't"ttl Tor the last sc OF SIX wears and the latter at
Tue heA Tmein four Wears, durng the life OF Mrs
verso ana nom that tune 10 the present has contn
u'' N me same business. The public may rest a,
Nufcd mat no pans expense on the part ot either
shailbe spared 10 give general satisfaction
JNp. KING.
EnMD. y ALLEN.
Richmond, March 81 81
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NCEACE,

'NllE undersigned, acting under and by ,irtue OF 4
decree oil the circuit superior curt OF law and
chdnecry, ion the town oi lNnrhbmg. pronounced ON
he ID day of February lS;i6, IN therein de
pending, in which Nelson &. Dawson, sheriff OF the
county of Amherst. and such, administrators bo
ms non with the will annexed, of John Crawford dec
Is plaintiIl, and Richard Eubauk. John NJ. Enbank,
and Thomas n. Eubank dctcndants--N ILL., pursuant
10 the SAID decree, the 27th da, Of Aprl, 1876,
proceed, ON the premises to sell 10 the hug bad
der. for ready money. the TRACT OLA u the
sand decree mentioned, being 100! acres SITUATE Nv
Ing and being ou iiorslc,s trcck IN the county 4
Amherst, aud adjoining the lands ol VI llim Pfvn. =
estate aud of Abfam Carter and others. aud is part
OF larger tract formerly belonging In the estate OF
John Crawford decd The tract oi Land, aforesaid.
will be- sold subject however, TO the contingent right
OF dover, in favor of Mrs. Peggy Eubank the wife
Of Richard Iubank, that Is she will he durable there.
ort 4 she survives her SAID husband. This Land al
ON the SAW Mill tract OF Nj. Abiam Carter, which
to be sold on the same day and the two tracts
would make very desirable settlement. \ deed
Will be made tor the Land ON the da, OF sale
JOSEPH IL IRVING.
MrchD5
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spR..INa SUPPLY.

yu,IIC subscribers have Just received B, the ship
4 SUPERIOR, their importation OF Spring and Sum
-, British Dry Goods, together with large stock
! other Foreign and Domestic Goods purchased in
,h1,delohia New York and Boston. in connexiou
.;,b their partners (F. & s. James & TO. Of Rich
amid by the package.
The, solicit the patronage of the customers o the
.,rern Of Franklin, Hunt Il Co. is we'll rs the pub
i. ,ssnfii them that their stock is LARGE and com
u,,nIiur and will be sold, wholesale OF retail. on
s,,os not 10 BE- supposedly any house in upper Viz
siaa ''"'''7 III o.
ALSO
Family Groceries, Hardware, Shoes aad Ilats.
J. {. II. X Go.
Amil u Is
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April 81
Es.FSsGsEEN'$,

'A'iiE subscriber being DESTROYS to remove to Zen
lucky, is determined TO sell the following FRO
fftty, atrcduced prices, viz: four PLANIAll''No:
ohe nail Plantation, lying in Bedford 'ohhfy'
I'VE mil from Capt, Whartons Mill, about 30 acres
'ieaied' he balance fine Tobacco iand.
Also, two Plantations in Amherst County, now III
.' ' occupancy of Capt. j. Goodwin These Ran
.a'ons lie adJoinlng-I will separate them TO sun
r",ehasers In the upper tract there's grea' aeal
" nhe Tobacco l.and.-This land lies adjoining 'he
''uu u homas Co eman, and others.
,so the Plantation which now reside lying
yu ooll sides Of the Forest road, iour miles from
itshchDurg. This tract contains about $40 Acres
g' well aud is great deal of it, in fine condition.
'uefe Is on this tract, good portion OF ftdf Lane"
,"u some Fine New Meadows. Ivy Creek ihcahhf,-
through the north pant OF the tract, about iniie
. aa anal aordng several good sites Tor Mics VIA
.a1nnefy Nc. aud it is believed that the contempia
NJ nan Road from Lynchbrrg to Tennessee VIII
gaas up this Creek. There are about lU' acres OF
,as tract now in Glover | will divide this tract TO
''. Purchasers.
.Nso one Brick House and Lot, in lynchburS-
'e the enterprisinc part of the community TO eN,
or "e ms property, as am determined to sell an
,o. II on accommodating terms, of from one TO hee
:, s credit except small part. which must be pao
u IN, ,e time of purchase. NAT. w. FLOYD.
March ~ ON BIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25

CANAL CONTRACTORS viii be furnished, on
~ the most reasonable terms, -" ames super
or Shoycs and Spades; long hand. Shoves; Crow
Bars, Picks Axes, Smiths I Dol Naylor Cos
Cast-Stecl ofall sizes Nail Rods. Drill Iron; and
other Iron, of almost every description-and every
other article in the Hardw ale line They partlcu
arly invited to give as a call.
II. B.RICHARDS Il co.
April II II
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April 81
TRlI&T SALE.

IN PURSUANCE ola decd of trust, executed
by Joseph Diliard, bearing date the LIST OF Au-
gas', 1920, and of record in the Clerks Office OF
Amherst county, the subscriber will, on the 4th
day OF June next, on the premises, offer for sale
h the highest bidder, for cash. TRACT OF
LAND, in said deed mentioned, which Tract is
described as containing $50 acres, being in the
county of Amherst, on the waters Of Little finey
River, on Kings Creek, and adjoining the lands OF
Edmund Massie, James Campbell and Joseph
hopie This land is represented as rich Noun
tam Land, and well orth the attention of Tobac-
70 egsfters. The subscriber knows OF no detect
IN L. title, but will only convey such as is vested
IN HIM b the deed aforesaid.
LUCAS THOMPSON, Trustee.
April2l til
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OR enrzzLRHgnW's WE ar.

VEAPE LASTTNG, a new and boanIiT1l
I article,
Bath Cor and fancy Linen Drills,
White a., III i've cold. Linen do,
Plain and tWllIcd Grape Camlc,s,
Corded Rouens and Canoon,
Plain and corded fancy Stormants,
Plain and royal ribbed Niarsail!cs Ncstine,
Plain and Buff Nalentinc do ! very handsome
Sill; and Florcntne do =, and cheap,
Superior BombaAnc and Prineettas,
With many other desirable Good, all of which
ar. la,t opened, and offered for sal by
JAMES {. HUNT & 90.
Anril u -
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ny FLETCKER s. TOEEss.
TERMS.
- $. The LNuchburg V.irginj0n"

. n.;nted tlrice retk at 81 per dnnum, payable in
,,nc,. No paper ,ciH be discontinued, (bm al the
1sstou ofthe Editors until all arredrdges are paid,
~ ADVERTISEMENTS ,riH be inserted at
m -snts per square, Tor less The FIRST time, and 374
~ ~, for ,ach continuance Those from distance
,, i, prid for previously TO their insertion uiess The
l1..u,ut be assumed by somc responsible person in
Lyachb"g' u. r,;,o-. mae, J.. nom
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never was more accomplished clerk, and hut few
ADLER men and il there be propriety in the max
i'm, culibet in arte credendum est, such prac-
teal construction of the Constitutions, in this
gard, by IA man SO conyersant with his business
must be admitted to be entitled 10 no slight con
sideration.
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NOTICE.

nhkEBY forwaru all persons from hunting ilsh-
ny or otherwise respassng on my Plantaiioh'
fhu'meriy owned and occupied by Mrs Waddiii,) a
~ ~ miles from Lynchburg, the Forest Road
9Slaw will be strictly enforced upon all snch as
'sfegard this notice II. X. KIDD.
April II 1t
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April p
FOR rrI1E LADEE 3.

Ill AIN and figured Grodrnaples.
| Lu,trous and black erode Rhine, and Italian
Silks,
French and E.noli,h printed Mu>linS,
New stNle Gin4ham> and Calicocs,
plain and figured Challys,
New style Cause and other fancy llandkcl-
Chiefs
French Worked Collars rery handsomr,
Mountain and raised Satin striped Nlu>ins,
A Imgc stock of English Silk Hosiery, and
Gloyes-.jnt imported,
Adelaide Bluffs and Irplnrnes,
New style Tuscan Bonnets, Nc, &c.
Jus, received and for sale by,
JAMES c. HUNT & co.
Anr1 , st
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Dse. EsEs'ERGEs'S
DEGETiBIE 1N7'I- BJIITOJyS

THE Pills entirely Of Vegetable IN latter ,rd
"heh taken ding Ia the directions which
hehy hhnrhca IN the cure aud Of all bheu.
act the Liver, ~
doh, Cd large quantity through Cue Ihle
oilhe cScernen function, which suffered
tenn would produce either Jatudico, complaint
Fever, Fever aud APnc other bodily
al case OF orror OF the howel. they hike
Dyspepsia (.ys the Proprietor persons who indulge too
fFrv IN the luxes Of the tie they Invaluable Fepnr
ch them all Periods, without ,i.k Per
II,c of thrSe piils with them Z
impaired for climate No family should lie without
these PHI taken occrlonall,. would lie
inc fr OF much rn scknrss 1t from
rc o hn"rug regular eic action OF the stomach aud
b" ell thus soldering he absnbe ud mingled with tho hnt
hatmlatd huds, that isen,ee cpfodne d. + e
COS hdent that who rus t. lsfl will
CT alter f'el wiling he without "f lhouS-
ands speaking IN the highest added
bat the high reputation DR.. 7 la. acquire. tHfrat"r
Of the PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE STO,i& h'Gt. Er
lh"gt sntcont guarantee to those wishing make il OF
thrif They particle Mercury,
ede that does not act III harmony with health aud oppose ds
heh"hcia quail independent their
hoth tonic ana deubstrneni the and kent
ihctionsi thus strengthening the pdticu while
s'ructohr Medicines VIII cafhatc
qualities d bitac patient dated
datIon of long catalogue of Chr0nit di,esses
Dr. Phnvlng been educated under the American
in the South, where diseases ohs,ie,
character all con-ne himself well qualified Judge
nature Of diseases IN ident L. warm cIuars.
Prepared 10y Joseph Pnesy Peters NJ u. r. &c r NJ hi.
remedies, No 29 Liberty New York pro
prieor E,ch box contains fort, Pills P'ice 50
C. = fresh supply eff the above Medicines. Just
received and for sale by DAVID X. LYMAN, and
can be had in almost every town in the State.
Feb. % wI2m
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st is remarkable fact, that there is no orici-

sit is a remarkable fact, that there is no orici-
nal manuscript journal of the House ofRepresen-
tatives in existence from the date OF the adoption
of the Constitution the LIST session II the 18Th
Concrc,s, 1924. As soon as the journal was
prinie and published, twas supposed there was
no 10 ger any practical motive for retaining the
original manuscript journal, which was, therefore.
never tai en- care of or preserved. Such the
practice during the whole period Of the clerkshp
of the celebrated John Beckley, than whom there
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hoy virtue of a decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery tor the County OF
Amherst pronounced on the Sd day OF Septenbei.
l-.,5 IN the suits, Henry &. Fulchcr plaintiff, rs
Sterling Claiborne, James fulchcr and Joseph Sta
,,cs defendants; John Campbell plaintiff rs James
Fulchcr. Henry G. Fulchcr, Joseph Staples Win
am NJ. Waller, Sterling Claiborne and Robert Mitch
ell defendants and Robert Mitchell, plalnl'if Us
james Fulchcr Henry G. Fulcher, Sterlmg 'ia'-
boyne Joseph Staples and John Campbell defendants:
The undersigned, who is hereby appointed CommIS-
sonrr for the purpose, will on the 9th day OF MAY
next. proceed the premises to sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money the
TRACT OF LAND,
in the proceedings mentioned, with It's apPurtenanccs
,he,ctn belonging, lying and being IN the County OF
Amherst. on Piney RIVER containing between one
,nd two hundred acres. aud mostly low grounds
Uso the stock of Horses Hogs Cattle aud sheep
M said proceedings mentioned together win the
,Inusehod and Kitchen Furniture, &c
THOS. \. EtBANk, {CoM'R.
Sheriff Of Amh'rsf'> o,
! April "
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April p.

A LII persons having claims against the estate
: a OF the late Charles Lacy, are requested TO
present them properly authenticated TO the under
sgned, in order that they may be paid--t"ose IN
debted to said estate are requested to call N make
payment. JAMES MCDONALD, Error.
of Chas. Lacy deed
April 81 Is
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PURSUANT to the last will and testament OF
4 Charles Lacy deed. | shall on Saturday the
hday of the present month, proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, the HOUSE, and
lor formerly occupied BY the said Charles Lacy
The sale will take place at o'clock, p. NJ, and
The terms will be one half the purchase money
cash, the remaining half OIL IA credit Of six months
JAMES MCDONALD, Er'm.
Of Charles Lacy, decd.
April n toOA
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April 81

sum of money, which the owner
L can hear of and obtain by Identifying il, on
Application at the Nirginian Once, and paying the
ta Of this notice.
tpril p II
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DXSPEPSEA!

Richmond. March 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-25
True copy-witness:
HENRY BOWEN Sec'ry.

AN ACT in amendment of an act to pro-
vide for the repairing of the Streets and
Highways in the town of Newport.
BE il enacted by the General assembly,
and by the authority Mereofh is enacted,
That the town of Newport be empowered
to appoint ten, instead ofthree Street Com
missioners two to be selected from each
of the five wards in the town; and one OF
them in each ward, to 90 out mt the expira-
tion of each year: Said Commissioners TO
appoint a chairman and secretary the lat
ter of whom shall keep correct record Of
all their proceedings. All of said Commits
sioners present in said town, to be duly no.
tilted at every meeting; and six of them
personally present, to be necessary for
transacting any business said Commits
sioners to have power to appoint an agent
or agents, to act under their directions and
superintendence.
True copy-witness
HENRY BOWEN Seerv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-25
DIR. JOUNSON'S5
IMPhOVED pANACEA;
OR lqUs cds
UNIVERSAL PURIFIER OF THE :
BLOOD.

This Medicine Is improvement on all ol the
Panaeeas, Caholicons, and Syrups, hitherto offered
TO the public avoiding their dele,eriousqu qualities, and
uniting the virtues Of medicines, which have borne
the test of experience and years; andwch have re-
ceved the appreciation of the most eminent physic-
ians both in Europe and America.
This Medicine will cleanse and purify the Blood
from all noxious humors; and has been used with
success in many diseases incident 10 our spcc'es-
and particularly in the following diseases, VIZ
serofula, or Kings Eyil While swellings, salt
Rheum, ,Cancerous and iDdurHted Tumor-, scald-
bead Diseases OF the Liver Old Ulcers, fever sores
syphilis and it, destructive consequence, go often
met with in persons who hayebeen iMpcLtochy cured
improperly treated or neglected. or rather those who
have lampered with, and neglected, them-selyes,)
which ifthe poison s not entirely eradcaied from the
system the most distressing consequences viii fol-
low the neglect of iha, terrible scourge. Leprosy,
Chronic InHamaton of tbe Liver and other ti-cera,
Tubercular Consumption Of the Lungs, Clcerous
sores in the throat or elsewhere and all erupions ON
the surface Of the body Diseases of the skin Mer
euria disease and al those affections arising from Inn
uurity Of the Blood Modes. and diseases Of the
Joints Bones sc. Th0-e affections which are the
result of youthful ndscreuon viii be cured by The use
Of TIN, Purifier Of the Blood.
The above valuable medicine, may be had Of Dr.
Johnson, in Newport, Y. l. Price One dollar ana NJ
~ cents per bottle. To those who buy 70 sell again,
syeasonsble discount will be made.
Newport Nov. %, IS35.-1y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-25
HENRY BOWEN See'ry.

VIM. e.. TENNANT.
Respectfully announces to the public gen
eraiiy-citizens and strangers.
VWN HAT he keeps to let at his stable in Touro-
X street. horses and carriages of all descriptions,
as cheap cheaper than they be obtained else
where. Persons desrous of enjoying the pleasures
of ride in the country can at all times be furnished
with horse and chaises open wagons, saddle-borses
baonches and close carriages Particular attention
wiIibe paid to conveying passengers to and from. the
Steamboats, All orders in his line of business will
be promptly attended to- and pains shall be spared
TO render the satisfaction of his customers complete
Horses kept for any length of time, terms liberal.
MAY 18th.
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True copy-witness:
HENRY BOWEN Sec'ry.

Voted and resolUed, That all Officers not
reelected, and in whose place others have
not been appointed, (except justices of the
peace who have not made their returns ac-
cording to law,) be and they hereby are
continued in their respective offices until
the next session of the General Assembly
with as full power and authority as they
have at any time had.
True copy-witness:
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Laws of RhOde.Island.
STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

In GENERAL Assembly, MAY SESSION, A. D..
1886.
AN ACT vesting additional Chancery pow
ers in the Supreme Judicial Court.
BE it enacted by the General Assembly,
and By the authority thereof, ii is enacted,
That the Supreme Judicial Court be and
hereby is vested with equity jurisdiction in
all cases relating to Trust estates, whether
real or personal; created by gift, grant or
otherwise howsoever; with all the power S
which Courts of Chancery possess and ex-
ercise in such cases.
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OF THE

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Are 1925 per annum, II paid IN adeance, a
discount of 25 cts toll be made.
No paper tciH be discontinued until arreardges
are paid except at the option Of the publisher.
Adrertisments eonspieaOusly inserted on the usu-
al terms-and phen NOT marked tcW be continued
until forbidden and charged accordingly.
liberal discount made TO those ieko adrsriss BY
the year
PRINTING
of all kinds executed trith neatness and despatch
at this offcs.-in the building No. l25 Thames St
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NEWPORT WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1886

ecution of war, as things are at present
circumstanced, and that for the following
reasons"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-26
TILE C.aMP.4IGN-So far.

Since our last we have gained Amherst and Tyler,
and lost county This cquo=cs the gain and loss,
between tho Partes from the opening of the campag n,
and we now slant arcsh. The actual state of the re-
turns is az Republicans and al Panic Whigs. Iestcr.
day % counties voted, leaving the counties of Amelia,
Elizabeth City, Madison Hanover, and Tazewe only,
10 close the campaign. The three first vote Thurs
day-od Hanover votes to-day and Tazcweii on We'd
nesday.
The present ratio of 12 TO al ceases from this time.
Most of the Wing counties either nearer to US,
have their elections earlier in The month"; Hence they
have run neck and neck with us-but of the returns
which are to come in, presume that we shall get near
~ two TO their one. We calculate that OF these returns
about q Delegates are pretty certain for u.s. and II for
the Wings leaving II doubtful. We have made be-
raj estimate Of those doubtful, will appear from the
circumstance, that we have placed fnu7uicr 9, Hump
shire g. and Brooke and Morgan (lhese two last
count of the divisions in own ranks) among The
douJifuL countless We conclude, from the best data,
that we shall carry the State by large majority, if
not larger than obtained last year. And in The Sc
nate we shall gain additional member.
The Wings trying to console the1nselycS, with the
idea that 'lhe aggregate muo1tes of the People in the
several counties which have voted, Slew handsome
general Wing majority, (Mr Niles says 30O0) This is
a; mistake. We understand from Two rough estimates
made one by Republican, and the other by a Wing
that the Republicans far have not fallen short Of the
last Spring-and that they rather ahead OF the
Wings. The Wing states, and his echoes repeat the
cry That "Loudoun will give majority sufficient to CO.
yer 20 small Van Buren, counties. And will not our
Halifax and Shenandoah do much by The Wing coun
ties?
Checrly hon we say to our friends here and ese,ehere
Old Hanover votes to day-a great vote will 60 from
Richmond; but will not Hanover turn ont all her orn
chiraru-and return The saunch Republican Goodall,
rather than the Federast Thompson? Turn out, Re-
publcans-be true 10 yourselves, and you cannot 0e
beaten Despse this Free Negro cant of the Panic Par
ty-and rally round the inlcxibe Goodali-Toh the Pots
10 tho Polls!