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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

A correspondent of the National Intelligencer
writing from Albany N Y, uses the following Ian
guage, which we have no doubt is truth:
"The administration party here now say that Mr..
after Waterloo. A man that cannot carry his own
State, with all the Federal and State patronage
disgusedly used for him. must not they reason, ex
pect others to sacrifice for him, Governor Marcy
whispers that Mr.. Van Buren, has ruined him with
his Sub Treasury scheme and that it was folly TO
expect such an intelligent State as this would be so
stupid as TO ruin itself for his benefit"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

There are l2S members in all in the House OF As
sembly, We have accounts of the election OF ll3-
of which 70 are Wings, "a Loco Focos-Of the Is
to be heard from, the Wings will have not less than
5-giying them a majority of 40 in the house-and
OF 80 on joint ballot, which secures to the Wings
Senator in Congress, Comptroller, Attorney General,
Secretary Of State, and Treasurer. -
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

Mr. Senator Wright told Mr.. Tallmadge
in debate last winter that all their accounts
would be settled by the people of New York,
their constituents. They have squared the
accounts, and the heavy balance against Mr..
Wright shows him to be politically bankrupt.
His reverses will doubtless render him more
spiritual
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

The ETrEcrs OF PRoscRIPros.- before INC
New York election, that pink Of consistency ana
truth, the Albany Argus, denounced Mr. Romeyn' OF
Ulster county, Conservative Republican, as
semi-insane renegade" from democracy, because
he addressed the people against the lothsome SUD
treasury The people OF that county have nopiy sus
tanned Mr. Romeyn in scornful defiance Of the bulls
of the Albany Regency.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14
THE END OF THE UNHoLY ALLIANCE
OF LOCO-FOcOIsM AND NULLIFI-
CATION. H..

How are the mighty fallen!
And by the Peoples HAND Low lie the PROUD,
And sMTTES by the weapons Of the POOR
The DLAcKsMITH's hammer, and the WOODLANDS axe
Their tale is told! And for that they were RICH
And rubbed the PooR-and for that they STRONG
And scOnrged the wEAKand for that they made la,cs
That turned the srcat of Lab0r'Sbropto blood =,
FoR THESE THEIR SINS, THE NATION cssTs THEM OUT"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

Mn. RyEs, Of yA-The Philadelphia American
Sentinel, one OF the Oldest Republican papers IN
Pennsylvania, thus speaks Of this distinguished
Senator
Among the prominent politicians Of our country
now on the stage Of action, we do not know PureI
man, or sounder republican than William O. hives.
His talents and his virtues would do honor to the
highest station in the gin Of the people.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14
TENNESSEE.

The Republican Banner, well informed and in
dependent paper publis ed at Nashville has the fol-
lowing in relation to the stand of Tennessee on the
Presidential question:
" The Wings of Tennessee have as yet no can
didate for the Presidency they will be transferred to
no one-they are committed TO no one but they do
stand voluntarily committed to oppose Martin Van
Buren, and his ruinous Administration
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14
ELECTION IN IOWA.

The Iowa Gazette gives the returns Of the election
of Delegates Congress from this Territory as re-
ceived BY the Executive; they complete from the
whole Terrority except one precinct where II is
not known whether poll was opened or not The
returns from the county, Clayton have been made
without this precinct St Peters This official state
ment stands thus Chapman, (W) l49O; Engie,
vernon has given MIR. Chapman the certificate.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

DR.. Uolfred Nelson and Mr. Bouehette, OF Canada,
passed through this city on Sunday last. They re-
turn from Bermuda, whittier they were exiled, under
the recently granted amnesty The ordinance under
which they re,urn has however been revoked or an
nuled, and ORDERS II is said on their passage ior
their retention at Bermuda. But they are free and
will soon, doubtless join the "patriot bands" OF the
frontier. ...
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

Mr.. Calhoun contemplates letter on the
"crisis," in which he will "take the posi-
ton" Of vaults still, or stll-uaulting to which
will be added notes against {" black broth" by
an aboltionist
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

"The leetle eend of nothing whitfield down
to pint" as the Globe called the Conser-
vatives, has penetrated the heart of Loco-foco-
ism and laid it SPRAYING in the dust .~
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

The Philadelphia Morning Star places the names
of William Henry Harrison and Nathaniel p. Tall
madge at the head Of its columns for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency "to see how II looks !"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

wrong passenger when they laid violent hands
on Mr.. Tallmadge.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

"The Old Dominion" advises the President to
give the Office holders a touch Of the hickory
broom" and sweep out all Federalists" and doubt
ers. That's right. Try it,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

A Mrs. McComas, a widow, of Cincinnati, re-
Gently lost her house and little boy, by hre.
The citizens with most praiseworthy generosity
gave her "a house and lot, with money and goods,
amounting in all to ST. ,219 &C."
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

Mn Kn.GonE, OF Omo-The Steubenvilie Union
of the 9th ins says that this sterling Republican Is
candidate for reelection TO Congress for the special
election which takes place to-day
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

DELAWARE The election for Representative TO
Congress and members of the State Legislature took
place in This State yesterday.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

We understand that Dr. Duncan will pre-
pare an essay against duelling, and incidental
ly touch upon spiritualisation or the art of
"whittlin ing things down to pint,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

The compliments of the Empire State to the
" Northern man with Southern principles"
"The sober second thought of the people, never
wrong, aud always efficient" '..' -
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

The Earl Of Durham and his Countess embarked
from Quebec for England on the LIST inst, AMIDST
cheers and salutes.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.

A correspondent in the interior OF New
York writes us:
"We have reason to believe that the rout
Of the Ioco-focos has been complete and
perfect throughout the State"
"The SYRACUSE CONSERVATIVE CoNvEN-
TON has done the business. The Conserva-
tives have done their duty nobfy. They
have thrown their weight into the scale where
it would tell best for the country. So may 1t
always be-"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

N. p. Tallma6ge.--The New Era says that they
will be able to elect democrat TO the Senate of the
United States. Begging your pardon stranger there
IS democrat there alreadv-Mr. Tallmadge and
he is likely to remain there if it is his wsh-N "
EUe. Star.
Conservatives again.-Another and proud victo-
~ for the bold pioneers in the election of JOHN c.
CLARK TO Congress, from Chenango He would
not be 'rhippcd back into the administration ranks,
and the people have rewarded his frmness and pa
triotism-B
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

Sub-treasury or special dsposits, tina, contem-
plates the annihilation altogether Of the pub
lie money by locking it up in uauits."
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

Maj. Gen. Gaines arrived at New Orleans from
Memphis on the I'd inst.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

A mol Parry MAN.-Alderman Wilson, citizen and
weaver, has been elected Lord Mayor Of London 10,
the ensuing year In his address Of thanks he .ald
the lyeIy had found it very difficult matter TO pro
nounco VIVA, his politics and he hoped that At the
end Of the year they would have the same difhcuiy'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
David Fulton, to be Surveyor General Of Public
Land in tho State Of Arkansas, in the place Of r. d. T.
Collins, declined.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14
New YoRK, Nov. 10.

NV Dear Sir: Glory! Gloryl! Glory!!! The
Conservative flag floats triumphantly on the outer
wall The State Of New York is redeemed from
her thraldom The Regency are prostrate and the
great principles for which we have contended and
been os,racised by men in power, have been molly
sustained by the people. The greatest possible ex-
ul,aon prevails among those who desire to see The
institutions OF our country sustained and the const
tuition vindicaled
Stewards majority will be over l5Oool Our
friend, John C. Clark, is endorsed by the people
The backsliders are left at home, and Mr.. Tamadge
will return 10 the Senate.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14
OLD CHENANGO ERECT!

HON. JOHN C. CLARK REELECTED.
We are indebted to esteemed friend, at Nof-
wich, for the following extracts: ~
"Old Chenango never tires! We have rowed the
focos up salt river so far that they will not re-
| turn until after l840 ......
| After hard fought battle in which we have had
to contend against the money Of the administration
which has been lavshed like water and against the
paid officers of the crown, we have reelected John
C. Clark, to Congress, by $50 majority. We have
thus sustained Conservative whatever the remain
der Of the State may have done.
We have had the hardest battle that old Chenango
ever saw. The manned, the halt the blind and the
very rear guard of the resurrection, were brought
out to defeat Clark; and all the lies that malice
could invent or envy suggest have been used against
him But all would not do. The PEOPLE arose in
their might, and have proclaimed to the United
States that they ,coatld support man who prefers his
country to his party.
Let the Conservatives of the south give nine cheers
for old CHENANGo, who pulls true all occasions
is everready-' neper prOng and aiacays Efficient"
New YoRx, Nov. III, 1888
Dear Sir The result of the great contest in this
State has gloriously sustained the opponents Of the
Sub.treasury and henccforth the advocates Of Safes
locks, bolts and bars will be powerless for evil
To sum up all in few words, the Wings and Con-
servatives have elected
Their Governor and Lieutenant Governor, by
possibly, Is to 5000 majority! ".
A majority Of members in the Legislature
TWENTY EIGHT to THIRTY-FIvE members OF Con-
gress including JOHN c. CLARK, THE CHAMPION OF
TRUE PRINCIPLES
This gives the opponents of the Sub-treasury the
appointment of ALL STATE OFFICERS! Lans Dec!
Huzza for Tallmadge, Clark, and the credit sys-
TEN Had not some Of the Wings partially em,bra-
ced abolitionism, the majority would have been still
greater.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

year all those whose term of service has not expired
There Is but one district TO be heard from-lhe
contest in II is very doubtful
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

The Conservatives hold a meeting on WEDNESDAY
evening at National Hall, and Mr.. Tallmadge Is e1
pected 10 address them.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-14

Dear Sir: The people are filled with Joy and glad
ness. The Loco-focos are heavy and displeased.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
Nyeods' Pntena RocHing
@TlfAS15l.

FHVtIe undsrsIsned, e. Exscuisr Of Asdrsw
~ Woods, dseH., viii cell. 70 she blkhsst
bidder. On credit Of six moHlhs, befors the
court-BOuse 81 seGeFson county, On ,Hsndap fhr
iJih dap n Dsrrssbss afzf (beisG the lnl dsy or
CeaFil ihs PATumT RIGHT Of SAID
Woods' inprovsd RATUHTP U0Cg4W0
AND n1RosxEo OHATR. Cor ne
state % yifgilia.
Itis belisged that thls Chair eorabiDes great
eF edvaatsgea nhd comforts than sny other nov
n use. Toths alex and Invalid, Il & an InvnIn-
uble invsalloa, and has besn soaeht after frota
All paris % The uniisd States, aud has received
the highe,t eomnendsiions from editors And
macy Of tbs m0at distinguished porsous 10 the
conntry, wherever Il has found iis way. and i
quite al Ornament for psrlor or o1hee. II h
iugenioul, Jet plain nnd simple n lie eonstrnc-
lipa--neat and Of eonEeBient sire. and wilI no
douo, meet With very extensive sale, nnd
yield great profit 70 aBy person who may pur-
chase the right and dsvole some attention. 20
making and yonding them One OF lhsss chairs
can be zen, snd ony iaformatsou ~ relation
thereto obtained, ~ sny time previous 20 ne
saies ~ eeliing g The subsrrihsr's residsnee IN
charissi0rn- The Psisni has about ~ years
20 run.
Bond and approved security will 10 rsqniraa
~ The pufehaser. ADD ihieFest npon ths bond
until pad. SAINT r. ALf.gMON0,
ef Essenssf " .1adrsn Wasls. 'dessa
Oct. n, la3g.-lss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

Caution Go TFeepassers.
NMT 3. che undsraixnss. hsrehy gorsWsrn All
w petsoaa agnipst iFespassiar on our lands
= aay mshnsf Whatever, particularly b skool.
lhR apd buating, and Ietiing aown fesees. hars
sae lezvlas opsn gates. tlasiak Submitted ~
ihIs Pfteties q car eonnigy long snoush. We
afe dttsFmiEsd, foF ths future, d enfofes ths
Law aguinsi All who aisFsgaFd this notice With
ost sespsct % Pessoss. we hope this hotleo
wiil Be saaieisottp prevent guluFs iFanssgssslos.
iIswsvsv, II this shall prove issalaelsBg. ne
isw 80 b Fispfously endorsed azaisss all ~.
Isnasfs. JAMES CtIARLiNE,
JAMES MARSHALL.
CHARLES sllANToF.
JOHN HOYERs,
" ANS 3. cHkPIINE,
5oHN PANsANT,
JAMES sWEARINGEN.
Nov IS. ls38.-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

4 bitter fen H. r. SksIlssod. Eso. a N Y,k
NsW Xonk. tbrF. .. fGs7.
Dr. y. 9. Havlsod--5is AbasIf ~ Tsfffl. ~
-, aes'aehisy nu,issd ia snevpaPeF the cd
ssliisrsnsai % de Maletieah Ssbslivs for uLIst
esesiseu 9en we've aEeus, cad ahieh progenassi 10
~ eeesFslsn Fussedy for consuu,,sit,.' =
As siy vile va taeh e., washing svsy sith dis
arsaaiai dierssc, cod - or fasnsly siCisn es
daiiy sd anKisasiy sudsstoginr q gs.ssgS - =,
ateith rittoei successes, fsieppe ever 90 his 49,
40 ssAed hin " &c he'd sns objections a. ~ -
~ ~. esiisias. ile fepiied tl.st = hs Us psF-
trtiiy piilaE Mr.. shfrsood shoald r.hs 81 -
.,s o,ess nassiae she might ehoa,e but lse th,rss
eotiisl % bee good 81 her Ios,sa s.rre ys,.sif
sitll.lnE. naq 10 Anrssa slcaas s6tid save 80 s.
t - sns.sas bsieE reeoa9msndea O. tlisre
phy s.risas eAa ned used IA 81 iiselr psselise. -,
iu,le1 % Fise a trial. naai esd isastis.-i
800 -h.er sc eemn.sncf4 tskinr tslros tlnses
s,,'ss zee infaiBesoe q hcr sDpeti,s go
,he sufeFsd eossiaably e. shs g., siss ~ ~.
u1ye tul sas fhoftiy stis a. ed aaI I1l1h 6-'I.'
ei,.aes.i ste lce.i lanaapeaisacs.
',.,s ~ sssss ssosi 80 era ssiag tls aesi-
sinep heF feftir hesith ed uatitd nfrs berea "a
~ - qs elsaRihs sad sl.r has heen saiaire ffra,
~ - .e7 uslil she FfuaeIa alonicnf 10 f,f 49,
50, '.,,e,ai e eog isnily physislss 80 fTeoas
sseiJ sssis ~ 8ssl,k 4 49, a. ~ $500 ~ e 49,
eur nfirBl chrfch
Alft easfseef 50 atFs,if ere l.It f.gIs.tr 81
sos 80 - a.e sll 30 sssE - isuiskstIs ssss
GEE SO aees ~ ilic b o. Hs.sfisa &c., - -
lsegs 80 rsaieiag sazas sssaIlrn.isS - ;. -
ts.fs4 st.-ssl 40 hstt ~ - trsf - f.l-
81 ssrllIiiF 90 g. sasrs.s =
nl.' '.ef - per'ot. a. cir hrlsiloltaos. 1...-
~ sa~ Z ~ cte-r --.t--tt 80 s-..-.s
E4f
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ite sIf s. ~ T
At Co t
q T lsts 3 etF.d ~ eils
ff -, fit.,. - 4. 49,. 80 49,. i,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
NATIONAL RESTnRATIVE

6. - AAAAa MfA4e - n = n yo
qNaE pubscrihsr fesbsetf,iis snsou,s,, a
a the public that he has taken the New
House Feesntly erected, opposite he UniIed
States Arsenal. In the foun Or lIafpsfn-Ferfy,
aod Cited up the loWtr story Of HE same a.
RcsfOrGttne and EGf5ssg EEossse.
Every atlentiOn has been besioued upon the
agrange ments, and 10 exPsnse spared q make
this EstabiishBient equal IN point Of taste ana
accommodation - any N the country Persons
who fascr him with q tBit, msy tbesefors resf
assured q being accommodated NiIh the various
0ALxoACxHs OF THH SEASON,
served 10 their order a. The shortest nolIcs, on
pleasing terms. llis Bsr j. furnhhed with
gLfES sad LIQUORS selected ID ne Eastern
Giles ~ one o. The best judges n The eouatry,
without regard 10 price. and which for auaiiiv
cannot be surpassed.
PORTER and ALE. eilhsr IN bottles or on
quality.
FkEsH OYSTERS now on hand, end con-
stantly TO Be had throughout the sessoa.
=. r. HAYMAN.
iisgpsrs-Fesry gopi. "a. aR3a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
NYn4Nff1nnH,

"TE. the undersigned, deem 4 q duty We
w csc uarselves, 20 fofeearn az peruons
agalnst lraapAesihg on our lauds In any way
Nhatsver-but more paFtieulsriy b. shooting
thsreen- ~ publaiitihs 70 he present custom
Of tie coenlry, We deprive o0Fssivss not only
% sons Of the luxufiss of life, but ara cub
thts notice will b naiioisai % prevent future
tranagreslioa-' 10. however, a shall prove TO-
suleieal, The Law viii BE- saforcsd seainst al
offeafarn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
New and splendld stock OF
FALL, COINS

lust received end oGefed Tor sale BY CHAs.
e HARPER & JOHN x. WHITE. 1ho nav.
ms associated themselves 10 ire a1orcsntiia bs..
nesa y 6hePherdsi0ue. would lnsits tAsls frisnjs
ene the public 20 call ahd ezam,nA. Their sleek
eogEiais u cart %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

sHsHE sub,efsbsr hasiag dispossd of n, Ape.
\ thseafy &siablishment q Dr. George \.
5isFhsaser md Mr.. Fontaih, Bstkkam. ~.
specially requests those inaskicd % bic, = can
end make estllenent ~ sooa ns possible. "a Ae
. snxions - close his bdsiasss niibont dsIa,.
We hopes attention viii y paid nj, noiics.
lie assuFes bis ffionds and N. publle. nat Ne
y net aamindfnl 81 the kiodpssa snd iibefslity
e1iendc6 - hln Whiie n bnsin4ss, cad for whirh
10 rstufns kis unfslsnea thashs
10SEPu q HAYS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

YHNHE subscriber having taken into partner.
- ship, "a The BIseksmiihing, bis son JosepH.
ttIe business viii Be 10 future conducted ubdef
ne nams 81 THOMAS R-fRLEJeiS & SON.
hagieg good supply q the best massriaIs. thoV
sill b able 70 DO their work in the beat uasnner
sud upon The most accommodates ternes. be-
ing thsnkfui for past favors they hose 10 reeeivs
= share 81 The public patronage.
THOMAS RAwLINS.
ChaFlsstown, Nov /, Iez8.-s
y. B---Thsy viii keep sepply OF 6rst-raie
AXES o. band. Also, Axes ssselsd a. The short-
est aessee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

n A0AIE notify toe putehassrs a the saIs Of
u The property Of A. weeds, deed, hat their
netes became due on the 18th Of October lat,
ard uniss, imnsdlsfa payment Be made, sbalI.
IN the tsehAfgo % ny duty, and IL defence Of
mysclf, bFlag Sull a. ne neSi rule day.
SAN,L "A. ALLZMONG, Er'r.
Nov. -, lo3a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29

y fa4 paalir aFs eauiioncd aKalnst sresnassine
- ppoa ihs land - she flbsnFlbsr. l3ine % Isi-
isfsoH e0anigs abont miles ahase HaGpers-
teffSi eeisE ne sane Formerly belangisE 10
s4mesi ". xoQng's heifa Alss, ihs lssd ~.
toiaieE 80 abovs. formasly baionriar "a AZ.
ehsel VIA. Aito, - faTm IN loa4oau eoastv
thaei @i'ez Below nafpeEa-Ferfy. AZ 81
sss apasfet copsiisfebiy ffem rssso6s ksssiae.
Ei4ine ihEepgh. ent ihfeWlae aoWn ia fsssss.
se., - > eeternined. q feiuFs. - eafoFsa -
is1 egflsi iaese ifsepasllng - ssy 4sssnsr go,
en.r PHILIP cGoNg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-29
TmE mRReIANTs,
FIRE EssSssrassEe CossspRsseg 81
EgnlsSas.orr.
a., "a. d. 81 nfh-slr,.l.


Qssss, 80 -, - sfk-Sfress
IA HE sresidest and Directors Of This Insti,u.
~ lion mest daily 81 sc O'Clock, A.. Cor The
purposu Of making IusRrsncs on sll propsrtV
sabjeet 20 Ices o. damage By FIRE, Nhsthsr
sltuated u the ely o. sousirE, sueh as Dwelling
Houses, Warehouses, Stores and Goods con.
tanned iherein. Also, Mills asd Manaraetogiss.
1srns aud eoaieats, add Hay aad Grain ir
stacks,
AppPiientiOns must specify the amount 20 b
insured and TIE time for which 4 Il sSantsi /. ar
what materials She buildiREs ere eobstrueted
sud covered, and bow occupied Is also of
iAose adjacent 70 the property On which Insu-
ranee i a4hcd. The sass viii Be- stste8 az
bsildinga u Ehinh deeds nra contained vsksrs
Insurance. Il dsaiFed % said Goods. AppIics-
uons b Sasii receive Immediate aueatioa.
ISAAC TYSON. President.
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Wa. z. MayhsW, WA. n. Beatty.
Thos. z. Matthew'S, Geo. W. Riekarasoa
wa. 9. Shaw, Jaa. I. Corasr.
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JAMES > MILLER. Agent chsriss,ows, Va.
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DURcHAeEas q Ire sale of NJ property
n h Dsssmber iasi. ere nosiaod gkat thsiI
notas have hesn dns Ter ssms tlme psst. and fl.sl
fmmedIlie pa5msRt Z necessary. These uish.
log o saro eost can Do 90 BE- calling % hlr.
AisAara " iliiana, Who has ne notes and h
authorised 20 FDcsise ed rsceipi fee ne sane.
MARY =. FORREST.
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CHESS S-I.S.lJYHE. -Da,id 5. Rov-
t.Has TIE Oeeefai AfnerIeaa seui f5f thls miRbty
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Segiietnap = New YORK, Whioh DC hss FeeetvcsI.
~ macy oinste - eaiiar ehsFaeier~-also very
80 ylli - seen beiov--ehieh. toxetaer wiih 49,
sst.aeelo sFoh tarre eminent German tayslsisos
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y Will give liberal pflce fof ons ~ I've
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caafisttees. Sees Sc. le12--n.
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CASH FOR ME@R@ES.
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higher grices 10 cash lhea ssy parchsser Is
the nsrket Fertoss Who may hsxs narfoes
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cAesteg--or q laeoasshieat 80 o. 20, are sa-
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