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4 fall length hkeHsss.--Alex. II. lie.
ret, the preson, Ioco Eco leader il Ns,.
raehusett-, ard chief spokesman iar te
party, four Years ago thus pofifase5 Nf.
Van BURN:
Throughout thcse proceeding. " -
1islsnctly tire character Il lhe man -
narrow, sorisd. selfish spirit. pursuing #.
tie rgal. b. Iuile mean. o. ss,lt-,s Il
psirps=r ~ ioaeF, depth q raeh d.
mind M gene RUSTY u feeling n pnrr..
pie II coarse. no faith IN iat esss,oee Il
any such qualities IN other. lis enters
~ The high aild sacred coerres Il Cos.
euimsul Ia the sane temper, u sheA Is
village lawyer be- n, doun 10 play. Al
fuurz Al llrr alc.hoas-e, AID i essi as rva.
IN h. employ Aas trick that all eergse
asa SHARE a the sF~.sis of sscion
Ana IN describing h,s Cabasci qlaa,e.,
he ssld
= iits talents, ~ iat = he r,asss-s. seg.
iii hsm IL ant uppf, tins tlratfe. IL es,
Narrow. saftid sosa ]. 4 taHs b hH.e
arts. tie hitle utngues, 'he .e ussffa.
o., uu-cheseus. insnses 'HeA. 's-t na,
i supposed 4 ,iecide qte.,.sas q ess.t'
al 8. ehamls flaaids
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iaications arc too common eve,
a passing remark. No one i ~ nj
worthy OF Office until he has dis,;,a' a.'lled
himself by some partizan service sl,
IN some measure. disqualiiies HIM e. ""eh,
acceptance. In tho purer ens az ~ Us
public, public confidence was eer' - 70.
an indispensable qualification g. a'l''
employ meni-now, persons, are ar,i faole
Just IN proportion to the want of !, s =
~ man who lcoscs the confidence = Eve y,
people al home, rises IN the es,ima,'a. i'e !,
the powers at Washington. 4 Ia,Ia. s .
be elected by the people, is his reeom,,, =
dation to Executive appointment. 0'''''i'
denllcmen, I, cannot he disguised :. !
MED, that this Government. upder IN, = ~. ~
LESSONS Of Democracy Of the mon !, , p'o'
CT, has made alarming STRIDE, tow ~
monarchy.
The 1osernmen, Is this day more abso
Lutte IN principle and Practice. ina, -.
one Of the three constitutional n,anas.t ~
u Europe. mo
by the theory and practice Of the M,
i~h and Frvueh Government. IT,
the Legislative chambers vill dr,o -. = !.
power any ministry uIoa any ,nnar,,n.
question q national policy. Here ,1e,,
defy The people and their ypry.ep,e,,,,'
How long would Lew Woodbur, l.,s
s'os'd IN any other country ate. Ii. han.
dsrs, failures, msscaleulaltulis, ard s,,,,1
ity We now Sc bankrupt tra.,,,
and an lnsolsrnl Government. vafnns &,
party and experimenting upau IT, to.
/ pie '--sonte 1t their doses arr ase ,so.e
q the quaek aho presented aleohol ii l.sb
/ fever.
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To the Cotton Planters, Merchants, Fac
tors, and Presidents and Directors of the
several Banks Of the Southern States:


CIRCULAR.
Fellow c itIzeHs Interested like yourselves, in
The cultivation and disposal OF The grea, staple of
AperleAn agriculture and commerce, We have &C
cldrutay me-, tins city, in the midst OF crisis
w1ich d4scloses some strislngly momeutoas iea-
igres the history Of this most important branch
Of the trace Of our country.
When the Cotton Crop Of the United States
wss mere item in It's trade, and dld not reach
rro1aciaon exceeding ave hundred thousand
bales. i VAS perhaps safe 10 consider II one
arnonr MANY articles Of barter ana exchange,
winch leit entlreiy 70 the ortaitoas eireunlstan-
ces q coaluerce, would finc n level under the III
fucnce oi the ordinary laws OF trade. without
the necessity Of inserting 70 any means OF Pre-
stationary protection.
Tunes. however. have changed Cotton has
passed from tic condition Of a mere article OF
commerce 70 ire performance 81 Tire mighty
function 81 aeiag IL a great degree the regciatar
Of the exchanges. and the standard Of value Of
oar country. Ii the nature Of this material for.
hls is enter into oar circulation. Il : scarce
II fss tle basis Of currency than the pFectsis
Ie,als; iaf the tlaeiuatIons N Is prlce ara tet
viii 4 sc4sshmliiv equally Il acute and searching
a. any eli those variations which belong to the
demand and SIMPLY Of these sensitive and mystic
rso1s tokens Of national value
Tbs pro3ae;3an u thls s5ap.c, has nos become
- Ia4t.aerse. that Il bshooyes tho>s wHo pToaace
il bv large investment ot capital al high rate
a .Bci5cg.ta ecs, and IN a craaie peTiloas to hu-
man heAgsh, 10 CONSIDER wcl, whether there are
roa so1sr material clrcamstAnces in reference to
ID mode in which tins product OF their labor Is
sstgeed from this eola,rv. and i brought 10
r.5r.ei 4, the pom; 81 IL fn1l sale and caasamP
tava. : hlch demand the application OF prompt
Il eErc;svg remedy. 10 one word j. no, the
important fact disclosed that such Is the uuNlel-
q amoan. 81 ID. great staple 81 Southern indus
trT that il cannot te sent forward and disposed Of
Al fair FenEslfr-tIas pFlceS, ilroaga the ordinary
rxf44lam ef ale mercantile establishments 81 this
c3aasrr and Il EaEope. without tie direct coop
sr4toa u cur haaAlnS Institutions II 80 have
; COME sat4ssseS q; this iaef. o. TT moi 70 o..
sazsss sTsfer7, &h4eh shalt give peEtec; scc4rl-
4 Il LIS Erssi interest ii tie commerce and
:-aAaeas 9: our coantry Tie uawiss ard ruia-
80 evAttza u sending the crop forward = houses
{. .te-rstrlssst means. o. - 7tsssr 49, y Tie
-ster aaa ara sncae zais Of hol34as LEX con-
s.aas sa g. sosf seyoud the u4t4rsty 81 the
t.s G.sHa sEa.a slSa shipments. SUBJECTS ii
o.. gaar.F tHa asa.e -rg4at ii American d.
'e-t 8a ts.a- n easaa. a4l9a aaleh might act,
~ cells r.5t astd-e cgs-s~s. baf 18th perftc'
Eaawa--~g * s5s aef.sl. ussn sfof4 Tia n.atarty
q sae a<1s at1rae+ u question. propeFtg IL So
A4'as 49,. 80
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POLITICAL.
From TIE Nassrile Baaaer.
EXTRAvAGANT EXPENDITURES.

Of lonN 4. MCkINNEy, Esq. TO the free
men Of the Second Congressional District,
IN Tennessee, will serve 10 show what
kind OF democracy j. that which Is nov BE-.
iar carried out by Mr. Van Buren, who
opposed Madison and The admission OF Mis-
.oari voted for free negro suffrage 10 b.
extended TO all those who possessed $3.50
worth Of properly, and against lis extern
ton 10 no-propertS white men, revolution.
AIRY patriots though they might h. voted
Tor all the tariffs; and Tor toll gates upon
the Cumberland Roadl and h.s Federal
leaders, who oaA themselves Democrats
Ga the 39th Jay of September last, .. a time
when the government pretended 30 hc SO poor
that j, h. to borrow money 10 the aiooani o.
millions or whal i the same thing 20 issue treas
ury notes h@aang interest 10 that amount, there
vas then 10 the hands 81 sgcuts Of the govern.
nen' uaaccoanted Tor. to the amount Of near II.
teen millions Of dollars, nearly THREE HIN.
DRIED WAGON LOADS. had Is sscn IN 81.
ser That thfs statement j. true, appears tr0sn
Document No. .. furnished BY the eoFerament
to Congress, at the commencement OF the last
session.
~, There was in the hands Of the oslerFs and
.~a,.t. 81 the 1n.vt.r,.sster 1,~uefsP. nvnaYt
ut and nn,rraaBt..l Il, on the 3sth of Sep.
,,faler ls... EIGHT hundred and tMsa,y thousand
.,ne hundred ara eighteen dollars.
- On tha same day their was IN the hands Of
ta, sgsrt. sF the Medical den.r,nrrt qaacroan,
II ~ aflsu thousand seygn hundred and AsHisea
dolbrs
+ 81 On iha same day there vss in the hands &c
,aeavest. oftAe Paynaster Generals Departments
anaesoaate,l .or. e.gh, haadFsi md tea thousand.
Is haa1Fed and ioft5 .ioaf dollars. .>es Dos,
- =, I + o !, - i. -, =, h,ot
or', c.n,a..3,, t,..n@rai .sd ars. i. ~,
twenty n,ae thousand seven aaatrr9 ana ,aerty
tour dollars s. bee. ~, z, p -
z. ~ tas sas..s sasfs RENAME y ~ 5'i'aA'
- Il. 49,. -. IN, ,ee.,-i
g..at sa..,.rra id s.s,sea Dollar - Dss. Na.
.. = ISL
y " 'ae 'afEs aa{ 'hefe fF'aA1as' !, 2 'ae .aae'
M - ~ 800 1',s... M
.stsea ta.Isrs ss~ poe No9 85lt
! o. ,ae saa.s a4y shege renamed Ii tl.s h4ais
81 iae leants 81 tbs Ordnance u pAf.mrns, ant
4a3s-tstt4Asa W. w" a'1a'fs4 90 ssafAS ses'*a
t@0lsa44 .'Eat h1hef an - "1as aPtasfs'
." l''e - :
~ W. - ~ - ss'''aa'''ss = 'ae h'f.'a'
z. w @-@& = t"a.As Aat'f8' Aha aH@sf94f'ss.
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Lands md WN in Chesterfield for SALE


by virtue decree of the Circuit superior Court I'll Law ana
~ Camrry for the Of rrld pronounced ~" h
day of October, 1880 the undersigned Commissioners wi sell Il"
tn highest bidder the I'D day at December next, The lands ana
mill devised 10y trurgr decd 10 til" hr Of Frances
Gregory deed viz: James River, called BaiwnS,
supposed eight hundred N seven un>
dryd Of which standing oak and pine woods Also
other tract, called Ware Bottom, lying james River with
gt mill attached and supposed 10 contain about two hundred
about half If which pine woods. The mill l. S,I
ated failing stream and il in first rate repair On the
Badwins tract there dwelling house with six rooms which
with slight repairs be made very comfortable residence
Both of these tracts situated about ten miles from Petersburg
and twelve miles from Richmond good nccborhood and are
esteemed valuable of III" abundant growth %! wood
them; ready sale of which, h. mad n the landings
the distant than and half miles from the
al the lands i deemed unner"ar! Ia NOR
respecting these lands r.r.nas disposed u purchase VIII no
doubt call and examine them pvions 10 the day OF sale llc
above sale 81 IL take place tho d" Cling h"rr on the BaiwlnS
tract, NJ !! ococS NJ al which mn more particular description
and plli> ii iIr lands viii be- exhibited.
TrEH.a VIII b" required n the amoun, 81 the cost! of the
case expenses the >althr balance 10 o"
divided ino r equal annual instruments the purchaser GIVING
bond will, approved security and the m To he retained n int
purchase money fully paid The Commissioners VIII show Inc
land, 10 an! person disposed 10 pure hasc.
TIIOs. FRIEND,
No. sgVyIf
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Han OF rur lioUsE or RErRrsfSTATNEs,
n,,y,.L.r ri I~aD

,-. Cars & Sr,ro<: In the Inlrgpnccr of
his morning there is what purp"ris to hr syhrsiS "
remarks made b. me- Yesterday, on the lo"r ul S"h-
rrrss am represented in this SYNOPSIS as having Ia
Ken The posi,ion in argument that an case OF d'ii-
!. Guilty of real doubt in which investigation was ne
ressary in reference the contested seats, such as
he maintained To be the before the House c
q obv;nus course for the House was 10 put aside tc
casc until that investigation could be had ms Is
no y correct representation ni my position h'Ad-
ed 10 convey The idea that III ordinary cases Oh con-
tested elections when diiaorv investigation was
ru,yodahe the be-; rule Of action was t!Iat hy whCh
the House OF Representatives had been gtil'lalE
Governed in past times. VIZ. 10 permit me i'i''h''s
havfur the fnria0! evidence ~ right 20 take ti''
seats. and he'd them until full examination c"ui"
made. but | dencd the applicability 81 'a'S rue
IA The ease of the New Jersey election on the ground
,b,, il was unlike any casr that had ever before APP
prurcd before Congress. stated further that mere
was evidence (prohably this statement was nyp"hct'-
CALI in the possession of the Clerk sufficiently clear TO
set aside the presumption OF right arising from me COM
missions granted by the Governor OF New Jersey
And surprising this be the case, asked II We should
Voluntarily hlndnld ourselves and permit persons TO
take seats as members of Congress whom we knew 10
have no right ticm and thus sacrifice The substance
to the fora
hone YOU will correct the error into winch your ste
norraphrr has CallcI-an error which class w'tf those
accidents when have frequently happened here, ana
whcl. will sometimes happen in despite q all honest
effort to prevent ihcmbv Inserting tins mole III Your
paper Very respectfully, yours, AZ,
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EEuMAAIrY HALL AchDEMY.-The exercises ofths In.ll-
tuition vi" b. resumed on the 18th of January Si0
nuet uaiil 10Th u November following making scholastic
OF tep months without vacation.
Subscriber has procured the services of Mr William b.
Shepard, assiaua gentleman aud scholar. will be
the suIoned certificate Of President Maxwell In this
will be taught The Eugh Latin Geek md frcnch ansua.
GrrgTsphy History, Chemistry Naiusl and Moral Philosophy.
thorough Of Mathematics The charges for
branches French, will he $40
extra charge $40 will bc made French Beard Washing
Lodging &c. will he furnished the moderate price $1,000
this $50 will required advance; the residue with tuition
foes, 1T the end Of The term.
This srhoo has been and voursby known that the
deems than that location
pecUarl, i'e being midway between Rchmcnd and Lynch
burg high and healthy country, nhout mIics The
the former III" latter place Caeisrle The
saaa boys will apartment 10 themselves and will be
immediately under the tuition o. The sub.ciiher.
ELIJAH G. ilANES, Principal
Humanity Hall Academy
r. S.-Addess Phy.c Springs P o. Buckin: ham county Va
H.arpES SIDNEY COLLEGE Nov, let, 1899.
hereby certify that Mr. VIM b. Shepard graduate Of ths
College, mcmhe n the late Senior Glass under my
department ard literary far
fell under observation such authorize be-
eve hs will prove useful and acceptable teacher the de-
which he in Mr. Hanes school,
RM. MAXWELL. Prssaent Of n. 6. G,
Nov. "a sa-wtlA
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cueson betwcen himself and Mr. johnson of Boetourt,
n tho ti,nc the latter was Candidate for Congress-
Nc hare tie k;rhcSt authority for SaWn@ hd s"e Us
srri;op IS FALSE-ENrIRLLr, and r$Qu ALIiILn
FALSE Mr. Mcdowell never has believed liiat ."n-
rrcSs possessed any such power. and ms opinions l'
this question have brcm Of the grounds 81 'PoH
ion - him since he frs, came before the people %
R"ckbrid-r.
The Richmond! Wing must be hard pressed noccc'
hcn i has 10 rescr, to FORGERY to Sustain us chat-
res against Mr. Mcdowell. In this article u F''""1S
10 quote an extract ircm columns o1f I'"' az, .
can satisfy them elves BY reference 70 ou nv 49,
no such sentence AZ the following was AZ a,al t
published by US in regard 10 Nr. McDo"ci "p,
mons ale (lr McD.) is against an fItf"f"H"" sgs
tenn of inprovemcnt-R0t 0gd'hSf Wc c""s'''", ot I
Dorer.' The first part Of the sentence except "ie
italics, is in snLs;ance what w" sa'o' th"uSh NO.
oord,the latter cxpression ''noi against me cont
mtnn,I mower is arHfai Gnd deiber"ie t"r"cry re-
,,i =, fr the occasion As an act Of sheer justice,
70 ov,ser,. We ask all who read the 'H"'g TO c"1t
and so,;St, themselves, that the charge .! J"e"g
v.h;c, ,,r have preferred is true to tic ictcr =,
m. Nh.r must surely BE- III desperate cohu''i"h,
,r, f,,.y.-kasc and infamous forgery IS rcS"ricd
80, o., ,bc prostrat;on al Mr.. Mcdowell. We APP
neal 4, ,h Wing party here 10 rcpud'atc sch lc",ef
- visit anon them the scorn and cNccfali"h ""c"
ouch conduct deserves. We know that vaSt maio,s
nc The mo party while they arc opposed TO vi -'ic
nu on IGJi,jcai grounds are too higli-!nndcd, are
,,rnlr devoted TO truth and Justice and right, to
r,;on sucl efforts for his prGstration 10 all snch
w ,,nral We ask them if they will permit man TO
no rrrsecutcd and misrcprcscncd day after day Tor
mere party purposes
In conclusions we repeat the request 10 alI Y" en-
;, the Journal about this vote on the Bank-aIa 10
yamiuc our file regard To the forgery Pcrpctra'u y
the Whig.--i dhty N"r
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EXECUTORS sALF.-will be sold a, public auction, O

EXECUTORS sALE-Wll be sold public auction on the
n st y of December If fair, If not the next TAR h"'
oc The prpnscs stand and iarm, hno"n as n-ts
above tersre The l!nchvuFs -to-t
road te,ug miles Columbia ard the same iinnrr
from Canton. The .arm roDtaGs 5o"ces ." excellent liH
uIchaf md garden luf
rg story Tavern house. COED barn, ohtf
out -nou-es, aud iiTIshn. marliGr.
A, ono Other tract - ,ccs mile the above Ic
crihcd. whic gust and saw mill o; thorough "othau
aud ell situated tor business.
A, n. IN. SANG Tim au! place, eleven v,iIsc NegrnC
men omen rnitr,n, iud al III pgsIAc riotrrS
Oe, Sncc9 .no cora lou
der, -hurks ,tr,w, sc. a.
Enms-Fo The Real Estate, credit o! "oai Three yea"
wl he .Iv.u with approved security, and thor "n
secured y decd OF property. For The otc property
cash viii bs required al sums 81 len dollar, and uadct-f'
HENRY '. llUUGiNS. Frcafrr.
w All persons having claims against he estate OF John 'rh
ns, dec d requested forward vii" the same tor -
clement got SALE they viii be
nau.t: all persons indebted TO SAID estate, mos
make payn-u n speedily a. possible
HENRY V. HUDGlNS FEtcutor.
Nov. J--tds
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cnr,rs,1r or NoRrs MrLTIcAULIs.

WILL be- sold the ihsrrcfl on NE "se'' % = nn
,,. nrt lr s to the highest bidder t'5"t ':,5r'
IN cr.riNr iioars hrIrIcAui' IEEf>. i! ar ~"
- ,i,,,, land well naIrcd and the larger port nh Z"
IN ,nn.t sr;,r trees, Tht -,lc vii commence III ~
ana r.t trc, by and spaces, q" ~ oisr "'7 -
sui IurcIr-cr>. /, =, ,, orJ ,.,,isi-
TG.r tree viii sold in pursuance al IN" terms ana
ns f a contract mad between BsnJahiI H. >h' "a
and n consequence" sala S'''' ;
fI,r r., rlrv " III! obligations under t!t cphtTac
Persons distance n"rd not tar tli' 'c GU m'h W
t - ~ ,.;rrI; IL. VERY had weather. "a The tsfi- 81
Ia rnna,l ma; existing require that the trees s"
h. sold ar..H.i rr>crrc. .,, ,,;..r r,r
all sums les Sln1 cash will be- required or
,. h;yrcn Sln1 and $50 negotiable notes well ana sa!c
Al DAYS between S'' ana - ,JJ'
c: N months: ,06 ana upwards IL hoh'
rr,Iu ar even longer a mach larger sum u do sired
tnraiu.' Point Farm lies iam River 10 es below ny
Point AMI IL from Petersburg scarmGs pas w NM '
river every day. Lph1> " ~ 10 l,m,,a
My. ~
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New ORLEANS, Nov. .42.-There seems 10 be little
doubt that Matamrras now IN possession OF the
FcdrralislS and TEXANS, under Generals Canazo
Ross and karncS The information was brought to the
city BY the schooner of war San Antonio, late from
Galveston, having had communication with the Texan
brig of war Colorado at the Southwest Pass, Just
arrived from cruzc off the mouth Of the Rio del Norte
The news does not official from the comman-
ders Of either of those vessels bnt the Of the
report is sufficiently authentic to enttlc It to credit
At anv rate whether the report be true not We have
reason 10 believe in the fact The preparations and
Texans 10 JON th. Fcdcralssts, leave doubt OF
junction OF their forces. Ccioncls karnes and Ross
had both crossed the Del Nnrtc is well aScerained,
with the purpose OF marching upon NaamcraS,
auxiliares OF the FcdcrJlists Whether these officers
are acting under orders from the Texan govern
mcnt, or have themselves taken the responsibility,
is entertained as a questionable point However Texas
may be disposed to aid The Fcderal,ss eticctng
revolution prudence certainly would dictate cautious,
fnot clandestlnc interference III matter delicate.
If the individual officers take the responsibility, the
Government is thereby saved from dsagrecabc cXpla-
nations with Great Britain and France. Though after
all we are at loss TO see how Texas could be
ed for taking part i'll the civil strife that is gong on IN
McAico-or what right Great Britain any other To-
rc;.n power can have to make objections. The fact is
well known that Texas and Mexico are al war, and
have been for years engaged deadly hostility, during
which Ne Xico has twice invaded the soil Of Texas. 1t
is also notorious event of history, that Texas,
after rxpcnC and defeating ANONYMOUSLY her barha-
foe has again and again rendered the olive branch
and been spurned with indignity. Under such crcum-
stances blame attach TO Texas II she carries the
war into the enemy country, and by capturing hs
towns compel him TO for peace. This course, If II
has been adopted, is perfectly iusiabc. The censure
lies upon the obstinate and stupid Mexcans, refusing to
make terms with victorious acnst and persstIng
in hopeless WARY, Orleans Bntletin,
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LEVI WOODBURY.,
tS,rrfi0rU 0f me TrfgSnrY.

There considerable excitement at the Stock En-
change to-day, might be expected from the arrival #
The Liverpool. The course pursued by the Bank of
England has al last brought The current o exchange
her favor, and increased her stock Of bullion; but TO do
THIS she has been obliged TO resort 10 the aid of private
banks at home and abroad.
The United States Bank has procrastinaed the crisis
IN her affairs by the appeal, and she has not alb
solucly been permitted by her numerous stockholders
in England 10 fall her condition considered far better
than was generally expected here.
On the whole, the has created favorable cx-
element IN stocks, and advance from to per cent
took place al the opening Of the market United States
Bank closed at advance of : per cent; Delaware
and Hudson, ); Ilarlem 3; North American Trust 4:
Mohawk,2: Stonington, |; American Exchange Bank,
); Kentucky, 3
One OF our heaviest dealers in flour was obliged To
suspend payment yesterday in consequence Of being
disappointed in receiving rcmttanccs from parties a;
the West for whom he had come under heavy accept
ances.-.N. J.. Pest, .NOr. g.
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lJR. plIAREp EDMl NuS-SIR: A. YOU moi an inlmb
wi tam COMMONWEALTH, ui virginia, and have no known
Aeon; ar tiinr therein will hereby lnc notice" that
,Iil on SatGily ith day n January. lrD between the
I,f %, . the and ur.Ck III the afternoon
nj Sandc i. POri E.. NtirS Public
Law, Nassau street. Of wall Street
IN III ri, ui New NIX ani al New York, proceed !" take
d; Samuu j. Porter and uT, la hr read
depending ~ the Cont ~
Ii,tI. the I oi Richmond IN ir Sad C"nm"nw cIth :"
v,rr,u,a mon an aliclm vi cl am plaintiff aud
Northumberland any III" sad dispositions shall mol
H.. rnru need completed that day thu ak!n. thereof wtl
m continued from day day. sundays excepted the place. and
between ti,. hours aforesaid until completed.
yu,r. &c IIEMAN BALDWIN.
6l-Nw
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C,uTIoS.-Thc Harrisburg correspondent of the Pa
rlot SAYS that the way the Wings will rally in support
Of their candidate for the Presidency, when he shall
have been decided upon, will be caution the Demo
Gratis We do not by any means doubt it, They Will
very well convinced rally III such way as 10
most complete and overwhelming defeat of
their candidatc and that should certainly operate as
a caution to the Democrats never to rally in the same
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