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RICHMOND, 25,h March, J;
N' "aS 49, Y
-3UGi ff aitcram parfem.'
TO THE VOTERS or LOUISA.

TO THE VOTERS OF LOUISA
!; is known to most Of you, by this time, that attend
ed the Republican Convention held the 10Th ult in
the City OF Richmond The proceedings Of that Con
vpntion have been published and read, ghed calmly
reviewed and critically examined by most you have
no doubt, No sooner had reached home, than it was
reported through The county, that had surrendered my
opposition aud objections to the Sub-Treasury, which
ha We honestly entertained since the scheme propOs
ed in 1884 Let genlemeb of all political parties read the
address adopted by that Convention and then say in
sober seriousness, whether BY voting for il have aLan
doned the honest objections of fable Judgment to the
SubT,easury scheme for collecting keeping and dis
nursing the public monies beg leave In adopt the po
tica creed Of my friend Major Yancey of Buckingham,
to assimate my position to his have not been on the
political quite 80 long as he has been. We met
in The Legislature in the year 1912 We pulled together
then: We have been of the political creed
since. We met again in the Legislature in the year
1884; we pulled again in the same traces. and we are
now side by side in the pending contest for the sscen
dancy of Republican principles the re election OF Mr..
Van Buren, The Presidency. His short speech in the
Convention commanded my unqualified appreciation and
thrilled through every fibre OF my frame. hope will
be read BY my countynen with attention, a. d. timing
position which have occupied and do still occupy be
fore the voters of my county If have any pride,
public man. is the humble pride of political conslslen
cy. unchanged in any one OF those political prIn
ciples which recommended 10 the avcT aud support
Of the people in "a and 80, for which have q, all
times since been very thankful Ny chart is before
you-i 90 for principles, not men. | am not one Of
those who will wheel Inc right about for Office l. too,
in the Language OF my friend from Buckingham, am
recorded Republican; and # the future is To BE- judged by
the past you will always know where 10 find me. am
devoted to Republican Gorernmeut-to tte doctrines
laid down by Mr. Jefferson, and sustained by Madison
and Jackson. rejoiced in the revolution of 1900 -
! hoisted my coors lhen-ihey still flying My
avocation is eatrey agricuuralmy interests iden
tilted with yours. have made loud professions
of my f,ness and capacity TO serve you. My pleen-
sons presented to you for your scrutiny and exami.
nation Every faculty possess will be exerted, 10 The
single purpose of representing you Faithfully There
are men among US. who could do it more ably-but |
Sied TO no tha, zeal and constancy which have
oil times manifested, to carry out your principles to
guard your interests, and TO promote the prosperity Of
common country. My election is in your hands.
Remember that have sacrificed my interest project
my principles-that have been politician, &C.
cording my interest, bu, according my principles
Your fellow citizen,
GEO. HARRIS.
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COMMUNICATED.
MORGAN COUNT

AT. mee,,o of the citizens of Morgan county on 'ht
18th March, the chico, Of The iheeuns ha'nH OS' ~.
planned on notion Mr. Henry Spahr was caiieo 70 'ne
Chair. and Mr. Robert r. Gustn, was appointed orcfe
,ary. The following resolution were UNANIMOUSLY ADOPT
ed
"ls, Rssolred That we fully approve OF The course
pursued by our present Delegate '"nr n0i
and that his votes as ihe De'ega'e VI '"o's '
NEE, our entire approbail"n
I'D Reso{yed That on the important su'Jec' o' VI.
u Senator approve OF the course ne mas pu'sueu
I'D Resored, Believing, as we DO mat tne I'ec'.""
of II Senator at the next session OF the General As
sembv will be lending and highly important measure
most likely to lest the permanency OF true fepuGncnh
princples We invite Mr.. Ferral our present Deie'
gate to allow his TO he put before The Vnefs Oh Tue
county 90 person thought hl 10 represent us IN the e@
House of Delegates
9th Resoired That the proceedings of this meeting
be forwarded to Mr. OFeaIi, with our request to have
them published and to say whether Q; Hot We 'ay con-
slider him as wiling 10 serve if elected
HENRY SPAHR, Chairman
ROBERT p. GUSTS, Secretary
To HENRY spAun, Esq Chairman Of a meeting IF The
Liti..ns Of Morgan county httd on Me leM MSt:
Sir: have received your communication, covering
the proceedings Of meeting of the people ct Morgan
held the 18th inst approving OF my course as their
Representative in the present General Assembly, ana
especially of my support of MIR Rivess re election 10
the Senate Of The U. S, and calling again 10 be-
come candidate for the House Of Delegates beg
YOU to assure fellow citizens who participated IN The
proceedings of the meeting, and others who approve lis
object, tina, ee proper OF gratitude for The favor
able Judgment they have pronounced uPnn my conduct
ps their Representatives and that if it shall be the plea
sure of nv fellows citizens TO re.eect me- will serve
Them with fidelity and the best of my ablity--endea
vorng in all things promote their best interests and
locking TO their appreciation as the highest and best re-
ward receive for any services which II may he IN
my power to render them In regard 10 measures con-
necled with general politics, shall at all times &c, upon
the principle that the great interests Of The country are
paramount all other considerations, giving at all times
10 the administration of the Government in whatever
hands it may be placed fair and liberal support in all
things in hich it shall deserve il; but. opposing with
6rmness every measure which, in my best judgment,
shulI have tendency affect inurousy the interests
the people, to impair the value and efficiency o!
our Republican !oim OF Government
JOHN OFERRALL.
RICHMOND, 25,h March, 1889.
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MONz1S Office.

HOYT again calls The attention Of The people Of The
United States to the MAMMOTH Lottery, to be drawn
the 2Oth April. This is The most magnificent Lottery
we have had for months " For particulars OF the
scheme refer you TO advertisement in another
part of this days paper All persons at distance mo
matter how lar who send orders TO Hoyt, enclosing
remittance may depend on their being attended To with
the same attention. as though they stood al the counter
" All should be very particular 10 direct the orders
for tickets any Lottery 10 d. NJ HofT as he probably
sells two large capitals 10 any one else s one.
II Persons visiting the city should all be very par
cuiar 10 apply at HoYT's for prizes while in town.
Mach IA lU5-tf
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NJ arch -

NJOTICE-JAMEs AcKLASD, intending TO concen-
,rale the entire force Of his Establishment in Bal
timore, will close his manufactory in Philadelphia on
abou, the Goth Of March His object in making this
change u.s. that he may attend particularly to the
manufacturing of his superior work to ORDER (wbere all
orders will be thankfully received. and punctunly at
tended to- from any part of the United Sates and at
the same time give that attention to the customer line,
which has heretofore characterised him. All persons
indebted to his establishment in Philadelphia will please
make payment after The 2Olh Of March in Baltimore
March 81 l0l-2aw2w
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Feb ~
EsOUt's DGiCC.

FHIHE gentleman from the country who called nj
4 Hoyt's the other day, is informed the Ticket he
purchased, Nos 49, has drawn prize-The cash
awaits his pleasure.
This is another proof that Every one who visits Rich
nlon4 shnuld coll at Hoyts and make an Investment
The 20ih of this month"; it will be recoeced, is the
day for big explosion EIGHTY THOUSAND DOL.
LARS will be blown up by HOY l.
Dawn Nos in Wesburg LOTTERY 2-drawn 3Olh ul-
limo
As 81 Al - 40 3 80 45 al 42
April IOO-u
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EgONt'S LOTTERY OTICc.
Corner bcio,D the Ruins.

HOYT always Yietorious-Nos IL Al, another PIlze'
sold to country patron and the largest prize sold IN
Richmond, in the Alexandra Lottery No. drawn The
18th inst Hoyt always sells The biggest prizes Orders
for The 80 600 and all other prizes advertised should be
sent to HoYT, 10 ensure succrss.
NJ Another one sold in Sussex, No. Mos ii ~.
Prizes in every Lottery rold and paid by fioYr
- Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, No ], drawn 10Th
$50 900 capital:
50 70 45 43 40 40 al 25 II IA
March 10 LOOT
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HaORUs MULTICAULIS.-loO0 900 Single Bud
IHE Cuttings a, 2l2 cents each, Roots 10 cents
Northern
600 Single Bud Cuttings al cents each, Roots
90 observation-disclosures in whole trees sepa
rae AS the season is shor. persons at distance can
choose the kind wanted, and forward orders al once,
without loss of time. Apply, post paid 10
J II. ID. LOWNES,
F,h 10 ra5-tr1 Ipent, Richmond Pn
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,&Ir0Kf0n1S Office.

THREE more Capitals sold and cashcd by SrattOn.
Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery, No. ii, drawn
50 50 so "a 43 3 GO GO 81 40 Is 60 ~.
Whole Ticket, Nos 3 63,
Do do Is 80 40,
Both sold and cashed by S;ralton
Drawn Nos in Va. Wheeling Lottery Extra, No. /,
drawn April I'd:
SO 50 Is 10 &C AZ 90 SO GO 81 &c I5.
Whole Ticket, Nos 81 % 53.a Capital sold and cash
ed by STRArTos, the All Prize Seller.
April lO7-u
TAGLE HOTEL-The subscriber has yielded TO
~ the earnest solicitations Of his friends, and deter
mined continue at his old stand in this place, feeling
the deepest gratitude To those who have heretofore pat
ronzed him; and he is determined still TO merit their
encouragement, by keeping orderly and comfortable
House. where all who may choose to CALL may be assured
that the sriclest attention will be paid 10 their and
comfort. THOMAS MATTHEWS.
Tappahannoek, Feb. 26, 1889
March2 93-w2m
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Spring Hheat for Sale
A NY one desiring to purchase SPRING WHEAT, can
"A obtain about 20 bushels BY applying at this office
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;SfrastON'S Office.

Three more Capitals at one haul Nothing uncom.
mon for STRArToS!
Drawn Nos in Maryland Stale Lottery, No. Z: drew
9th March.
&C ~ % 36 "a IS SO 10 90 GO 35 o.
Ticket Ncs 20 35 60, prize Of 81 100, all sold
Half do do ~ 90 g. L. cash.
Quarter do 20 16 SO, Jed by
''(' w. sTRATfON,
The .iu,pri=e Seller.
Anril0 lU6
Drawn Nos in Sussex county (Dcl Lottery, No. TO-
80 i % "a II 6 So l2 "a IS 81
Ticket Nos 80 81 So
% DO s4 s. all sold and esshsd by
Do DO II "a "a,
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos in the Petersburg Lottery, No. 2, drawn
9th Of March -
AZ GO Is &C II 90 90 81. IS "a 5
Whole Ticket Nos 81 "a, another small prize of
5000 sold and cashed by STRATToS.
3 more capitals, making capitals sold and cashed in
days. and making 27 capital prizes besides bushels OF
small ones all sold and cashed little ~ months
Drawn Nos in the Richmond Academy Lottery Ex-
ira No g. dra wn the l2lh of March:
G2 81 SO Sd 81 II 80 Is g. ~ 10
Whole Tickle, No. AZ 81, prize of $500
do do. II 81 g. do. do. 200
do do 4 81 81. do do. 100
All sold and Cashed by STRATTON, the all Prize
Seller
Tickets by the package single ticket for sale at
STATIONS Lucky Office, l4h Street
March "a 9o-u
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ROCHESTER, October 10Th, 1886

ROCHESTER,, October 10Th, 1886
This is to certify, that we have purchased and used
one of Fzpatrcks Patent Smut Mills and with most
perfect success in our business and can, with the full
cst confidence, recomnen nd them TO all in the FIGURING
business 1t requires but little power and Is extremely
durable. 1t will clean heat. from one to two hundred
bushels per hour. MECH, PRICE ".
BALTIMORE, January 2s, 1887,
NJ. l. ID. CHrrus,
Dear Sir-The Fiizpatrck's Patent Smut machine
purchased Of you, and erected in my mill, CONSIDER
the greatest improvement that could be made IN ina
chine for that purpose did not believe that one 80
simple in its construction, and thoroughly answering
its purpose could be made. II is Just such machine
has been wanted By The mers II is simple and nu'
rabe, cleans the wheat from dirt and impurities, and'
in every respect superior machine II is also erpceG
at very little expense. In grinding the Wheut ceanec
by this machine, the mill stones require less dressing
and the power required for it is than made uPy
the facility with which the wheat ground.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
March 26 Llo3-2w] JACOB DAWES.
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TO MILLERS AND MILL OWNERS

EHAVING been appointed by Mr., LYsAsr@R b.
HH CHnDs. his Agents. with full powers 81 sell and
dispose Of Frzpa'rck's Patent Machine tor CLEANING
Wheat in all parts Of Virginia, (excs, ~ Counties in
the Vslley) we now give notice ~ 81 interested tina,
we are prepared 10 furnish the Machines al the shortest
notice and at the lowest p;cas at which they havrever
h,en sold in the United Sip,rs. These Machines IN
general use in the District Of Columbia, Maryland,
PENNSYLVANIA, and New York, and no Miller who has
ever used them would exchange them for any Machine
ever invented for the purpose.
We select few certificates out of many in pos.
sessio n. setting forth the utility Of the Machine.
WILLIAMS s. HAHALL
p,ruuo.p March % 1899
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= HIGHLY IMPORTANT CAUTION TO THE
PUBLIC BY DR. W.. EVANS, l00 Chatham Street
Dis,asss general and special.
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R,cHaoyp, March 90, 1899
HAGERSrowS, Oct II, 1889

Mr D. CHILDs-
Dear Sir-Tbis is to certify that have for the l,s.
six or eight months, had one Of Mr.. Edward FrzPs.
trick Patent Smut Machines running daily. and Tor
perfection in cleaning Wheat Of all kinds Of dir, and
impurities does far exceed my most sangune e1pec
tatuus could not have believed that such change
copId have been produced in the color Of my arur 1t
enables me to get more -four from the same WHEAT and
the color far more pure In short The advantages are so
great tina, no money would induce me 10 dispense with
us operation. II takes but little power and perfectly
durable am truly grateful to you for thus encoursg
ing me to give it a trial.
| am, your friend, &c.
{,
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GEORGETOWN, May 18th, 1887.


Mr. l.. D CHiLps,
Dear Sr-l have now in operation one Of Frzpa'
tricks Pa,en, Machines for rubbing and cleaning wheat,
and it answers my most sanguine expectations. have
heretofore and used rubbers Of various kinds but
consider this superior any Of them the cons'ruc-
lions Of simple; requires but IIe power 10 piop'
and being made entirely of Iron, will require but nue.
if any repairs for several years Wheat rubbed with
This Machine so much improves the color and quality OF
the -four that the whole product will ought to be,
from wheat of fair quality, to the very best supehnr
IN sor believe the advantages great from me use
nf IT, that would recommend every Miller 10 mme'
dialeIy have one put in operation in his Mill
am, Sir,
Respectfully Yours,
JOHN LYONS.
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RICHMosD, Mach 18th, lc39.
Having purchased of Mr. Lysander ID. ChiIds one Of
Fuzpa,rick's Patent Smut Machines, Rubbers to;
cleaning wheat of Dirt cheat, smut and other impurities,
VIZ have had i, set up in mill in situation 10 re.
ceive the wheat after passing through nearly all the rub
bers screens and FANS heretofore employed to prepare
for The operation Of being converted into flour Its e.
fpcts upon the wheat after much cleaning surprised
U.s. and we doubt not that to mills not go well supplied
with machinery, il would be invaluable. Had we known
of these Machines when we were re building mills,
we would have adopted them in preference 10 our pre-.
sent stone rubbers, and dispensed with consItcr'e
portion of our and fans. The Machines are sim.
pie in their construction to all appearance durable and
not liable TO get of repair While performing at the
same operation The work of rubbing and flaming the
wGes, of the largest size requires TO dive It The
power OF not more than two or three Of our fans
r. B. HAXALL & co.
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7 ITIPHU, NC.,
JON'A HAGER & son.

BALTIMORE Aug. II, Ie5e
This is 10 certify, that have in operation one Of
Fizpa,ricks Patent Smut Mills, furnished 10 Us By Nh
Lysander D. Childs, and gives pleasure 10 Say that
for economy in power, simplicity OF construction dufs
bihly, and perfection in cleaning wheat we consider It
far superior 10 any rubber have s'en Having
heretofore tried the best ubbers which have been
in use for the last Is years, and among the number
Bea,lvs Hlzhebergers, and Duvalls, (a of which Ne
la We thrown aside as useless unhesitangiy pro.
nounce Fitzpatrick far superior 10 any have ever
before used as il is possible To conceive
JONATHAN ELLlCOTT 81 SONS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07

The whole Of las, summer they had iwen,y-cighi
sh,ps at Crons,sd,, and they had eighty thousand
mcu on The sor5crs Of Polana. Nov. he would
Pot il to the torres opposite. although he DID not
think well ofthcfn. ard he thought siiil wofsc 81
hs friends bshnd him. the radical faction. laugh
teri Yes. he thought the radical faction worst
Of ell. (Renewcd laughter.l In his conscience
he thought the tories the least wicked of the three
factions in tho house. Great laughter and cheer.
ng.) This was he fxed opinion Of that house
and the Russian navy. tLsughier.) lie feared.
he grraily feared there was reasonable conbi-
nation Of wings and tories in that house. loud
sughtcr.) lie did not positively say there was
but he greatly feared such compact, for the puf.
pose ofone day introducing Russian soldiers into
THE country 10 crush the radicals. Hear, hear and
laughter. This might be wild supposition, but
time would tell. Wings, tories and radicals were
oil alike deaf 10 the cries Of the peoples woes
lie repeated there might be treason 10 that house
QLaughier.) The hon member for Halifax tsee-
Rotary OF the admiralty was man whose ineg
ritz he did not suspect. but lie had great doubt OF
HE knowledge Of naval affairs. CHEERS and laugh
teri lie dad no, mean TO fiatter the tories amy
more than the wings, for it they who first be-
gAp TO bring That shame upon the country which
The wings under Lord Melbourne, were destined
TO complete 10 every part oftbe world. (Cheers.)
OF the radicals he would always continue TO speak
III 10 that house, although he was humble mem
Der of that faction. until they should mend their
manners. lLough,erl
The molten was not seconded.
In the House of Commons March 26th in reply
to question from Sir Stafford Canning, who had
a motion on the paper for the production OF Mitch
ellis map of the disputed territory.
LORD Palmerston replied that be had yesterday
received despatch from Mr.. Fox, stating that
plenipotentiury was about to be sent by the Amer
lean government to England, TO open nego,la-
ton with the view Of settling the boundary ques-
ton that he could not say whether Sir John Har
vey had acqui esced in such appointment, and that
he could no. at present lay any papers before par
lament respecting these transactions. lie would,
however, state, that there was no reason to ex-
pect that the friendly communications between this
country and America would be interrupted.
Sir C. Grey made some heightened observations
and then stated that he had no objection that the
notice which he had given respecting 'Mitchelrs
Map should be dropped.
Sir r. Peel said that although he would not
throw any difficulty in the way of her Mojes,y's
Ministers, he should to himself the right to
bring before the house the whole question respect
ing the disputed boundary Of the province Of New
Brunswick, for which an award had been made by
the King of .hc Netherlands. The subject then
dropped.
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Upper Canada. The Kingston Herald s,s,
that 40OO barrels of flour, two or three cnreoe 4
wheat and some hundred barrels Of pork. had
rived there, destined fur Montreal thence 10
shipped to England.
The Herald says, non intercourse is the order d
the day between Canada and the United Shes-
The steamboats, Of both eouiries run only to ,her
own ports. Indeed SO far is this carried that "
have been Informed the sentrics at Brockville az
Prescott fire on the American boats even in lk
day time The United States steamer was fred@
last week. and an American schooner received scy.
era! balls. And even one of our own schooncr
that came to Brockvlle in the night, YVES fred q
before they could cast anchor. They we're halle
from the shore, but could not hear from the noise
and five or six shots were fired on them. One Of
the balls passed close between two of the n en-
This practice should be instantly stopped as i, mol
only incurs the danger of killing innocent person,
but also must provoke retaliation and an active Dor
der war. We trust the Lieutenant Governor will
immediately suppress this conduct. On the Other
side, quantity of oak plank, &c. was lying a, 0s
densburg for the Hon. John Hamilion's steamboat
at Prescott, and when it was known where The
plank was going, some "sympathlzers" act fire to
II and burnt up the whole.
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these be the weapons with which tie peon,. :,
10 met, VIC shall take up arms In our ov,s.s
(Cheets. aud throwing Of mud and slope., /,
confusion increasing with tic darkness. NJ, T.
said--It lie essential the pcOco be prose,,,s
suggest the P'opricty Of adJourning ihi, n,,,'.
"Mr Carrier then adjourned tho mee,is,
Easter Monday at 10 o'clock 10 the ro;ep..'
LosGon Uediy Clronioie. March 81.
Calling oa Of The Ycon,an,y. "A cirepl,,
been issued by the secretary Of state for II, -
department lord John Russe;l,) Of which
Is annexed, directed 20 the lords heule,,,,.
counties, for tho assembling shortly of no..
spcc,ivc ycomnnry corps, for pcrmnnen, dot,
Steam Men Of Var. 1.-The success. Of III, G..
gon just returned from a six months cruise q,
coas, Of Spain, has been so pre.omincnt ,b,, !.
Lords Of the Admiralty have given orders "a, =
more pair Of engines on the same p,inenl, /, \
fitted into five new frigs,es. One of these IN,
Cyclops) will be of 1900 tons bur,hcn, win
gines of 800 horse power. She will carr y
guns, and be the largest man Of war slesm,, /,
the world.
STATE and Prospect Of Tfedc. --Noihinr "a, \.
more anomalous than the position OF the eonn,
cial and manufacturing interests at the prs..
moment The gigantic monopoly Of the con,
market By the Biddle party has forced the raw =
torlal TO price wholly dsproportioncd 10 the n,
ket value Of the manufactured article. The ma,
ufacturcrs have vainly attempted 10 withs,oj,, "A,
confcdcracy against them; stocks are getting,
the experiment Of short time could not be pc,s.
verec in and we have the extraordinary speclr,
of universal activity, with goods cheap, aui d,
raw material deal This state of things cana,
continue, and as there appears little prospee
any decline in the cotton market. goods mus.
expected to advance. Manchester Chronice
The Russian Government has been. Obliged /
break up the University Of st. vladimir a, Kie.
on account Of the secret societies for the overtbo
OF Russian domination which porvaded the Uuye
sty.