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II u. JENKINS would lnyrr the attention or mr,,
hnI'> ana ''btr> ID" want - tAlinluc or urf, i4.,
100, ',p i"f rt>h, t. call a. hi establishment, wu
VII, ma 81" ~ toud>, amounting IL $4,000 puta T..
VIZ hr sold At unusual To-. prices. The follow M.
~ the goods Tor sale
tntC"r,-3y,uo1 ward, II new FAN and Winter Gallo.
prices 'r"a ., 10 and - cls. - tl rur.r a,Is ,
itsH,t,EA tAL'oE,-thrap Furniture Ctl,r-s m
!. , It's. and al liner Goo!,.
t...Is- and M4r,,I>r ag Ir>t,--lng ~ NJ.
lAinrs ir"n 81 - cts., 10 tao ,..tei. A.,
all tie new designs.
S,iIwL- ANA uEI>- iipEE,.-l, Dos Slams aEL pfr.>
and Sears. >I.t'Gi ipr cua.iUt dEG fashion
MLEI>oL>-GnglI,h aud fTurn Mcrtuo.s II alryur. q.
aud qualities.
MorE,lNs Coon. rou nrl,.E,-lllck and bluc slas 7
bazlnus. CbalIy, Au,l. d. LANES. also hall muirne l.
OF tir sam kini PLAIN rups and many ,iss, u 4
Tor DRESSES.
MrsI, AMI i.,cL C,e.. and CoLL ,rs-2oJo Cap, and
!irs, .Nrn- ~ yav. Of sly! and ccapHr>, ans ever u
At tins place. all tastes su.t ID.
CLDTB>, Cas,IMERL, ana NE.TlSGs-An extensive assur
OF cacii aftC!r, NJ" aud fresh.
BLA>EErs-fosc, Whitney. and Negro Elan rts. cheaper
better t:au usual
s,Errsrrs-st1 ps. Sattucts and cheap Casimeres o.
tyles
NEGRO CLorHr>G-2n3 p. plain and plaid Linsrys. b
-an't' and I" HE'D wcpSn Goods aad other a;C!.s
L,sEs Gooo,-lr.h Linens in fun and hall y,s. At )
from - cents Ia The finest quality imported al>o Linen
ns-, Dainask abb Cloths, Napkins lowelIngs, Linen
Linen Cambria dkfs., &c, all fresh Goods, aad warra
grass bleach.
DgMEsrc Goop,--Brown Shntings at {, :, cent, and
goods yard wide sfnss At ~, IL - cis and inner also
lAgs ] II and ~ yards wide.
Danny and FRlx~Es-.i good assortment Of each.
htt, red AMI yellow !Ane!,, At oil prices
~ cts. 10 the beet.
l!osiEsY and GtovE.-E"eg description Ct Io,icr
Gloves !,E ladies' grn;i t, boys, gnl' infants and
tsII!a!1 servants
ST"cx, and PocEET iloxrs-a great variety OF each.
C1EElLLAs-sllk and I,itJu mbr, Has made 10 order
LAcE G1Dp--t.vSry description ii I bread and bgytur
EdG'nG aad nseitHgs, Lac" Goud, FIR Wells, zap,
elegant amd cheap black Lace Ee!!: Pooling: ana GgG
Widths.
bo*sEr,J1 cases Nuns BonnrrS pian and fancy
nets, lr.hJrn LUnnrts. all new ta and hIItT slaprs.
kiUA>ps-;iau1c and ,Uin Bonnet and Gap Ebluds ~
and WIDE satin aud lHslrlag Rlhaad., Al! color.
FLowEE,-- Fancy llnwrrs ft bonnet, and the head.
SHE Coop, FoR !Ss,.Es-kv ~ description aud y
PLAN and i:u:oa :ils. LACK, bGc L!lok and fancy
ANA evening, 81! c.i.u satts and Cauz,s bsiuti4
whIir Article. T.. evening dresses.
X Purchasers VIII md. addition the az, Goods
description - Efy Goods ~ faait purpose. Merchant
be supplied IN quaint s 10 suit G!!cr sales he suNtuA..
pleasure III beng all. OFF, sc, e Goods 20 .ausd IT.
price, III ~, all, winch hr VIII h. tn h. cn4bIsd
Times I, ~ tron The adoption and combination 81 his
selling far cash q GcoytGyc,s ugiy.
SEPT. 'E-wi3!p. X. II. JE>kiN>
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Nov 10
S,Ic ~ TaI.nhe RcaI and Ptrsonnl Esiafc.

oNt y "I""Wf nun "VU TtFH""I I.sI"Tt'
oheL.eucr Cru Cnuu al Law
Su;h u,,.rI'rd
h OF u.r"r.r, is.gl Hiram Harding AMI ~ au
All the All! H. al Sm. Hari
rsaiu M Nui sh Seth Lunsi"d, d"ir"d.
mt, undersigned C"mnspnsf- % "o ~ i-"m
uIi w
ihumlerIau "iutuy the 2oth D.
cemLrr IL n'cink credit 81 one, tHu "ni three
much may be irtray III"
sal! nn which VII ID" aInnsd cg-h,j the n"na fra
personal eisrr y" which tho rr Nut
SIr- rmaIth 10 twenty
IL ted "a the Glchs tact estimated 20 cnnhJn '""
~ md ry and sl. rro' estimated 20 contain
tl wing The
r Inc said Nu rr..u'. and also negro i,C
Moses III" Ianl .uc-.0ed rl,
Iyin. immediately the NIrUmc0 and the other
very .h"fe o the aId rir"hc young
k"y v-iugb! Bonds w approved security vii h" required
the md liens The lini further To-
soil. The crmni>.ionrr wl Cny urt
conferred npon them By OF he ssa r"rrr tho w
i. believed 10 ha uraucailonILie. WA. BisYE,
JOS W. IiIiSN,
TilDS. q. EtGIOE
AuGCS me NEALE,
Soy Ipper
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lyn.ruL.n Grnre flr Mls.


WISHING Ru'eh. htm o. 'sfs"' 't', no" ~.
~ sal. nv tRil ?aunEk: rVrr r"r'- rns :is ~
liz. him 81 miles of Richmond 10 of Ayl". 90 ~ VA
,r MITES s5oyr S-ss a.-. here greet ahun.'n'f
-, rio riyrf rpr!lErtIy shove ami b. sad i-'s ",~
land ,rn.g ipirc tlons OF cic drnse. Thf" -
h,,y Of valuable nod >rG - cr9r Tie lard H=' 30
rot1 g-rI. and ri'rer-Its grain be tF"''6 "
.,hir fnps Tire dnor. lhr ir'ct lies re- marAat' W..
vr nearly s5CarP, containing ii'il" WA" id"a
.,,rp OF aiprIyrsEi In work. IN point ~ hrAn', - "
Oh 4cn-as \ WI D iarnn N In"ef ''.
1n i=s. overlooking ynEt +Ii"nt Of '' lAmT -" n''
IRE -ni of Coon quality Consisting % '"o
1uusr nt Ga siz". Kitchen " j fn"i'''F
IN rIce pEt zee house, good nsrraEers' h0u''s
,t,b-. caraga iou.r, hsri. corn hnu.rs. mnrhn'
,nn onsr good c,bins sad every n"rr's - o"
ward and garden handsomely ercln.rd. OF ths 'et
IN r. also house 81 irIcnlls r'Hi'~ '
10 ensure perfect hcaIlh well Of the very oe.i
I'd. ga. :
A.o MECHaNICKsyILLE for sale. ], contains - -
Of land ant 10 situate tie mair roas IL fi52 re-"
church hy ,hney ferry Richmond, Wlo n''. OF "'
!, /. good grocery aad small dry goods sioe'
smith shop ~hesisng, hop, and private enf-m,hn'sr
"a no public house his rod for distaner OF . OF =
The building. new ros,is:ing Of dwelling house
ram. and pss,rep kitrhnn End dariss store hon.t
shop hlsct.mh shon, besides oasr snail oSs
mrAaI,c.s, Eoscd, K,nG William, "a
NV Y t5f-nI WEI. Z. g.
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POETRY.
"MrcH VET REMAINS r>sr>.."

JUST MARRIED
She stands dawn looking on tn sparkling hde
OF the bright river, half IN bnshful eH,
Half bounding joy, 10 find herself BRIDE
Her blue eyes glistened with nm infant tear,
Her lips apart.
Her color raised-and yet YOU may almost hear
Her beating heart.
He sits beside the rivers hank; his eyes
Cpturn'd I, her cstflce, winch LOOKS so ini
OF admiration, us II earth supplies
To him no object half 50 brautifuli
One ringiet fair
Has i-it its sister curl-, and nesting lies
In his dark hair.
IL il the twiligh, of summer eve;
a crimson iush just tips the western trees,
As though the lingering sun beams signed 10 leave
That loving coIplc fair, sweetenine the breeze,
Mid flowers and ripping streams low iiminng bees,
With honey words,
And singing birds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17

Quo LEGisLArrRE.-Both branches of the General
Assembly convened in their respective Houses this
morning at 10 o'clock. All the members present, ex-
cept Mr.. Shannon of the Senate, and Smith Of Mont
gomery, and Way and Goodman of the House, who
were detained by sickness in their families.
In Senate, Gen. W. Mclaughlin Of Richand coun-
ty, was unanimously elected Speaker; c. J. McNulty
of Mt. Vernon reelected Clerk, and Samuel Bur.
well of Carroll county, elected Sergeant-at-Arms
In the House Thomas J Buchanan of Clcrmon,
county, was elected Speaker: Asa G. Dimick of Tiar.
rson, Clerk. and Jacob Harper Of Coumbiana, Ser.
geant.at- Arms.
The officers Of both Houses are of course Demo.
Gratis, and will, no doubt ably and faithfully discharge
the various duties deyolvng upon them with honor TO
themselves and credit to the State. The evident una
nmity prevailing, gives guarantee that the Le-
gisatnre will be an agreeable and practically aborous
There is more than the usual amount Of talent
and each fully sensible Of the great Importance Of the
business of the present session. that will demand the
combined abilities and experience Of the whole.
TColumbuS Statesman, Dee. g
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B0nrdinS Seh"oi FIR Yo"ng L"d'es Tfp"h'nn"ck,

Bmrding SchnoI tnr Young ladies' Tpp"hDnnnck, Ia
Ys r. IL rrLEFu ID respectfully n" ct the
publ es;ahr'n. rhIs nstnri"n Her long rap"t'onc",
,cnct success induce her feet cnacrc.
sucrns rnruUusc. The viii The 1T o.
Iinu ny, 1910.
Tc Board s1o-7ui,ion ea5-Fno So 40 pai or,rrcri,
Erch scholar will iun her bed aud bedding
Musr, driving. rt,lrniirfy. &c extra rhar:"s.
ffsrsHc,s.r ". t;i'mrr. Esq Charn'i sS We. II. Ihy
E-, Mnrat Va 'tss jar" Nrk"Gkc, R,chnUt, ~
" Bun"r; iIr. Austin Brocasrbrou-l ara john - 20
kcr. E-q'. T"ipshanGocs.
n.
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true test of party strength and making allowance D ro
st;nn.d ,o Tho rain in counties where each party
brought out ali its strength Here is the calculation
!. And first, the following table exhibits the ar ,i
maorities given each county on the Leg s1sn
els. in October 1899, and on the Congressional 'eNe
I-l2
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October, lS39. 40,
Gain since 1899 on this principle OF calculation elf.
SiaoIics of 1893
If the Wings object to the actual results in those
counties where two full party tickets were run, ana
contend that, in SIX Of them to wit Essex, Sussex,
Warren Huntcrdon, Atlantic, and Cape May, the ma
orities were so far undsputed, that the utmost
strength of their party not brought out, we are
willing take the maores of 1888 IN those countess
claiming on our part gain in those countess where
each party fought confidently for victory These coui'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17

STATE or KESrucKY.-The Legislature of this State
met on Monday the I'd instant
Samuel Hanson was, after several haotngs, elected
Pres dent Of the Senate.
In the House of Representatives, John l.. Helm. o.
Hardin. Wing, Charles Morchcad of franklin. Wing
and ID. Mer!wcaher, OF Jefferson, L,cofoco were no.
minated for Speaker. After several hours of unsuc
cessfu ballongs the House took recess for dinner
In the evening Mr. Mcrweahcr declined, and the vote
taken between Messrs. Morehcad and Helm, which
resulted in the election of the last named gentleman
% 10 36.
The Message of the Governor &C. a. Wickliffc) has
come 10 hand in the Louisville papers, and is tina,
sound and able character which ght be expected from
the experience and talents Of its author
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Several companies of troops have arrived during the
week a. ST Marks, from Tampa intended 10 operate in
Middle Florida during the winter. We learn that
Gen TAYLOR having rcgaincd his health is shortly OK
pecfcd when he will commence q winter campaign
with all the force he can concentrate. We sincerely
hope the savagcS may be driven east of the Savanna"
at least before ii is ended and hereafter kept there.
We learn the Governor has sent Col Fitzpatrick 10
Cuba to purchase Biooi-homnds-n pay for which the
Union Bank advanced FIVE thousand dollars in spccr.
We decidedly approve Of this and have conf
dencc that they viii prove useful beyond their cost
[TnNthaSsee N0ridiaN .N0r. 80.
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against
Cay =. nfs Nnh nihera.


Naly St'fs NhU ofN"fs, TET' HTH'V-'
The der,u nj Cary ssHrs having rniered t' appear
gwen tive 81 As mh!y and IL
Of CURT ,nd appearing BY saiii Glory tS"nc" ihni
nh ,Ti'Eu al Tin. Commemorative mUU" 81 ih'
Crupiajn hy F. q. Annoy his nttnnry onrc that IL"
fnnlpear III" ut ia. thr snd
The cusuIaHsuIs hill. uuI Ht COPY Of tins Of"r
forthwith published published The Cay
Richmond moh .ccr'ey sH4 posted al the fon d"o
Old Couc. house of ! /. county
ACuPy-lrstr,
JOHN CARY C. c.
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The Pos.naster-General being absent from the De-
psrent in consequence Of iudispos.ion, his powers
and duties will, for the present. devolve upon s. R.
Hobbs, Esq, First Assistant Postnssssr.Gsreral.
rGiebs.
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Hiiiyborourh .7cndsnu

Haistororgh .7e"demy
TIE Fall ses-nn will end the 9Th OF December Tbs sprn-
Session will begin aosday the oh OF janusy Tuiien a.
hrratnfnrs
Classical Drpars=sr:-wJ Bingham, 1nO A. Brigham, A. Z
a.v-Prineipal.,
Es,li.t D,aar,-~l-A. q. Rays W. roabs,
HIIlshcrprsh, N x, Nov, n W>S6~
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FROM THE CHEROKEE cor NTRY.

A detachment of two hundred and fifty men of the
st regiment Of Dragons under the command of Colo
mel s. w kearney have just returned 10 Fort Lcaven
worth from march from that post along the Missouri
frontier and into the Cherokee country far Fort
WAYNE, on the Illinois river, near Fort Gibson
This movement made III consequence OF intel
lircncc contained III letter from General Arbuckc tc
the Hon. 4 Yell, Of Arklns1s. dated September -,
and published in the Arkansas Gaz'tc, winch ntinat
ed strongly that difficulty brewing that quarter
between the Cherokces and the military force under
the General and that III" Cherokecs, or the Ross party
of them, would with force any attempt on the
part Of the military 10 execute recent order from the
Secretary Of War 10 Gen Arbuck!e 10 arrest the
murdcrcrs Of the Ridges and Bo"diao On seeing thus
letter, Col kcarncv determined al once 10 march an
effective force along the Arkansas State line to the Ar
kansas border, to prevent, in of difficulty, any col
son or combination cfihc Chcrokccs with the Indians
along the Missouri frontier VIII c had been entrusted 10
h's cllrgc aud defence. On reaching Spring River,
near the Arkansas line. he learned from various re-
rts that the Chrrokces making preparations to
fight, which influenced him 10 penetrate their country
as he did On reaching Fort Wayne. he learned, from
authority 10 be relied on that the reports OF intended
hostlltics the part of the Cherokccs rare utterly
groundcSs hGt tie ~ho's rO"ntry ,c"s sHtrcly q"''t
hGt nGti0nai nr rih thr iHiicd o1i'S n6s noto"gh
If by tic jndinnS: and that rcSiSiancc 10 Inc dTreS
of the mHrdcrerS of Roudn0t and the Ridges need he
ant cipaed, beyond that which might be made b. the
murdrrcrs themselves individually force Of sixty
men from The four companies OF dragons Stationed nj
Fort WAYNE had been ordered by General hrhucklc 10
search through the Cherokee nation for tn" mnrdrrcrs
hut not much expected that they would bc found
there being strong party of the nation in Their favor
and interested conceal them ASST them escape
The command remained three days al Fort Wayne,
during hch Colonel kearncy correspondent with Cen
cra Arbucklc at Fort Gibson, distant sixty miles, hy
express. He then marched his command back 10 Fort
Lravcnworth, lis proper station where he arrived on
the Goth instant. having been absent twcnyour days,
and performing the march back in nine days-a DIS
lance of near three hundred miles. The troops and
horses in fine condit;un-Rcpnd.
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1850 heres IF Gloucester Rirer Land jm Sale.

ER OF dPcrrn Of the trcu Superior rou Of Law and
Ihdrty Gloucester county pronounced ~ the 'us ui JAS
Hnbr III" "I- OF john : SUhs, drreased, nn'
Dnnhy Wh- udunsIairr Of m htr. d"coasrd, gins
rt: defend w h. hi"nru.rf II
The IL Mons IN nuaf. n"xt bang Guuc"-lrf I"nniy nnf
lay the ~ Hud tho sad degree ncntnnrd yn'ar
be r sId lngrihrf itJ
generally knmwh hS tie name o Fen! H"d tr2 va
"cii,,ry Panktans tbs lard i well imlci'j ~"
thu usual growth OF thu country apt v"ry Irr IN tee p"u'.
wheat and Dn vi the cls there =
w-ina oI-r uses Way iuuht dosch|on =
l-cm.a thn-' IL lusn- s." t!"n
in:r cm<rv" dom. wlri, tie tenant.
will Ar I'd ihrm issiancr their
the and up"n the follow
bl'd cash. IL" hanGce ,fu iEria ~ NJ =" "a a'd
I've nunlh- crI', he c'rr Ia r "'U'"" ny hord
suui pc security aud deed a" tive 'api
THOMAS T.. ANDRf Com
My 5G-wtts
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Nov IS

~ CHaSCERY-NIRoisI,-In Caroline county Court. lil
: Oc' lc39:
Inn H. -rare tho pPointrA by deere" Of h" Gu
al Law and hapcey ih Cr'nrnc
rndtnc therein, wherein France. \. pa' and uo
Par",s, aud R,chsd Nomen and other. are defendant
Plaintiff:
against
Rca Sormnnt and Norh0rna l.. Sutton. Defendants
he Defendant RIchad Sorm"n NOT haSir. enter hs
siycn security according of Arhy and The
Of h CONT and appearing by satisfactory evidence" that
this CumIuonHe ,i ordered, that the
defendant Ito appear here the srv6h M"nda January
the m oriIe plinf. End that al th
f,rhwil inserted published 10 the
Richmond for monh snrccively and posted a. the 'un'
,ooi OF the Courthouse Of til. county.
A Cop,-T"sio,
Ona2 f4s-wewl JOuS l.. PESnLETpN, c.
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Thus appears that the Democratic gain IN the ele-
ven strongly contested counties, is 1887. These coun-
ties give an aggregate vote of 1882 and the actual
gain exhibited is little 4 per cent Allowing,
therefore, Ike average gain only in the SIX remain NJ
counties where il alleged the contest not such a.
10 bring out the whole Wing strength, their aggregate
Icing 1913, AZ per cent. Will exhibit gam OF
&c ynics and the account VIII stand thus:
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-N3yjft.WS 4, .iyJE.Uy.

E,lE OF Nihrws Academy haze ci'rit, s. IN
the eu.n'ns Erh"ch Archer inai-' tt
n ,c nng u Pnf.-,o til. Richmond tiir Academy.
Pfirripn rnr, ESD also lately 'ra'd ~ TIE
M nnnuL Acnlsy} Instructor B ih"s" sr5ii"
FrIrleE-, and nn ihe on "Sfr
the they h'" derived lton b.
tGory ihs -tn's sne"! ca" T.
oaduc, m The prosperity Of the nsiiu'ion lie
Trustees lot Hesitate TINS ir,'ion :" the np'r
OF owuf Viisun nvaUlJ. inferior 10 no ica"n
ia It sua;err healthy region "r'h able Prossof"
IL very accessible by rt pack rcuini. "a tie "H-
Ter ,",io.ots the months. bctHttn the Pie "a"
Norfolk Rcncud Baltimore, AMI It Is bu Ho "'k from
IIuiia. Academy 'asy the: no i"Erluh 20
enc n The OF boar aud fuHt"r.
declared every brunch OF af"ns i'
taught Al bf4nrhrs ut The En-,s uEcu ~!
the lsttn nd Lr, 'H.ua2r.
taught Institution ta viii fu' the student
cuicsa the usual asocatiums ui is.
The ~ fnpa..
lights OF ~" months, so 90
Tuition 10 the Eusirsn BRANCHES except Mathematics per
session. ~ 100
Muihema,Ic- 1850
Latin and Greek Languages, 10 o.
Of b. paid in advance and slneEi
win than the All Guc
be made Ior any except srhnrt-.
The he 18th Of tnnuFy and
The wi brsIn the 18Th
of july nd close on 18th al Drccmb"r.
Board Of Trustees. w. sHI'.lIi'E Frrs'
Reference made, the qualifications OF the -rnc
.n Wyndhan Robertson, Esq. 1humas Richie. ESQ n"r
l,era,r Pryon Dr Emp" Professor hrrpn, R'ckrnn
roies Rogers University p Virgins John Tyler. Esq Wi
m.bur. and r. oiessoi Dew, William and Mary.
NOv29 @-'l5I
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EXECCroE'S sALE.-WrII 10 sold public suc'Oo, on ii

ENECErGk'S SALE-WilI no sold pubic sYc'ion IL,
s day at December n"At II iaIF, II not the next it das
the premises tho tavern stand and farm known as n-G
uven," eight mIrs abrsn C;etsiIle, tho yncbha.
rua hen. au eight mIle- from C"rmhin au he Itnnc'
New CaargI lr term contains 30J excellent rn
wheat sud tub cc"u hrst-Gair orchHr AMI .arde", hs
.Ds y commnou, ,ory Tavern house, good barn oe
"ul-aouset, nm! thr ,-l,in. machine
Ai, other TRACK :" ~ milo above The above de-
cb wh:chHe anj %. mi vi tho ou.h workmanship
nd well situated Tor bu.Iue.-.
Asa, the tnn and place, eevcn Vslnae Ntocs com
pnS sad chdrn, and all pcr-hrc 5'r-f!
the farm OF horses, .hse EuS' cofn tot
der, shuck. straw. &r.
ERM--Fu th Real Estate, credit Of ono, "onnh tire" year
wI!! gwen. EUUd and ihoIr
secured by nret OF ruH on III" property r" the o'he' r"y
cash ~" ho all hui.rS md under--iV
larger amounts months cfehIi with good s""uy
HENRY Y. iUEGiAS. FItcatDr.
r All persons having claims "g,usi the .re ut J"hn ud
gins, dec 81, requested forward win the
riemrni rurc III" above named tnf -a or 'hes VI" h.
considered unjust; and all prr.os indebted 10 sand csats
make ,yrnent speedily <. pnssh,c.
HENRY V. HuDGiNS Errestor.
Nov !S-ihs
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Az IuaSCERN-S ~ Ku-S held Dihr { ek bG'c'
nj CrcuI, Com, Of lrw and thatc or G!uu
County, Muu.ay. tho ath i ut Au-u- 1888:
K"up DhltTd VIM himself gGi 81 osur creditors
Sras r"c', may ,ink proper i"n ;r- .ur
UPON thu p! t~r proportion Of II "-'. ''sfr"
Iump
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rLiEU PORTE WAREHOUSE.

TUE subscriber i constant, rcr.n4us frpg, rt- i
mhnnniittuIS II y -, Il iL,kE, N.v. N.rL a.
pian Piano fGt,s possessing the lgI,.t g,p.,,.n.,, |
d'ra'y 81 touch aud sweetness Of tome, ,,uin, Ia
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CHEAP MISIC
IN, largest collection of Music cyrr ,fr,,rt ia, al
state may l., selected from, ri, store of The ,n>rrh
no" enabled 10 sell al TN Philadelphia aud New Yu., NH
aui retail prices. 49,"
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Aug 10 fF w. 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17
1879.


Actual Democratic majority the polls in lS:as, ~,
Actual Democratic MAJORITY nj the polls III 1859, i''
Democratic gain this principle ofcaculat"n, 1a19 .
Srcoxp TABLE-Thc result, taking the majoritic:
of l-3- as the data in those counties where but one
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Dem. majority, a27i
sMaiorllcS Of lSGa.
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.'G's mi ca'"o fa4 ona Eio"r DRY cUoD>.

r'ono Forte and .Hu-tc s.ors. oppos,.,,..
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-30
MISSISSIPPI PERPENDICULAR

The news from this State sufficiently in.
dicates the triumph ofthe Democrats Arms.
From our exchanges we gather the fact that
McNUTT, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, is elected; as also, BRowN and
THOMPSON, the Democratic CongressmeR;
while the immense gains in the counties
heretofore against us give us both houses
of the Legislature, thus securing the re-e!ec,,
ton TO the u. s. Senate of the talented
Democrat WALKER, and the defeat Of Mr..
Spouter Soapsuds Prenlss. The Wing
papers give it up in despair. So ~o
gow
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-30
MASSACHUSETTS, A DEMOCRATIC
STATE!

The Boston Post of Thursday says, sI-
lowing for scattering votes, (and the utmost
industry of all parties can detect but 29s)
Morton is elected by about 200 majority.
We feel entire confidence in saying 10 our
friends at home and abroad, that Marcus
Morton has clear majority of all the votes
cast for Governor, and the democracy mean
they shall all be counted.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-11-30

Missouri Special Eiection.-Fhs Mis-
souri, Argus of November 4, gives returns
from seventeen counties, which eenlaIn
most Of the Federal strength in the State
and the vote stands for Jameson, (Dem.)
4,579; Grimsley, Fed) 3,5O2. Demo
cratic majority at present, l,077- Ihe
counties to be heard from will largely ~
crease the Democratic majority.