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H IT M A IN III A I n

90 Great success and great reputation proofs that
effects and is useful the Human Hair The article
with ii its recommendation, and to be classed with
that host of limitations with which the city abounds Its
usage considered corpoea fat will enable the organs
preserve their temperature diminish their suscep
bties and contribute their nutrition and their
natural order the alterations arrangements which may
cur the hair skim
IT'S QUALITIES.
On the first day Of its application 1t begins to act prevent
ing the hair from turning gray.
By its dry and weak hair will be rendered treng pa
BILE, brilliant and curly
BY its employ ment heads entirely bald will be rcplenished
with hair
II is valuable specific for all diseases Of the skin and hair
II may be purchased wholesale and retail at No. Barclay
street and at Mr. Grandjean's Office NIL lmis-
CLIREHUGH'S TRICOPHEROUS OR MEDI-
GATED COMPOUND
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

BLEACHING rOWDEa-7ocasss, Hpyds make, per ship
- wssschssssr, fros Liv.rpsol-Eor sale BY
PERssE 4 BROOKS,
= eley 81 Liberty street
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~ FOR NEW oRLEANs--Louisis1. and y. Yorh
wv Line Of Packsts-Ths regular packst Of MOI day,
Nov lSth-The fast sailing packet ship SHAKS.
r1AhEs capt 4. Cornell will sail = above.
os egnt OF passage having handsome furnished
oasons Apply ON board Orleans pier, foot Of all
= - H. X COLLINS co 90 South 1t.
No goods wal be received after Saturday. the 10th MA
6&k FOR LiVERPoOL.-New Line-Resular Packe,
ENN( o. yotn Novemoer-The elegant packet ship RIOS
-Cio > iioo tons, Captain J. Collins, will sail as
For freight passage having accommodations
for sendor and comfort apply board al Oresn wharf foot
o. all street, ort T. X COLLINS & CO. 90 South st.
The packet ship sIDD0Ns, Capt ~ B Palmer will
succeed the Roscius and SAL on the 25th December
No alteration will be the price Of passage or fare bv
this line Number Of passengers limited MA
SOS FOR NEW ORLEANs-slar Line-Fi.si Pack.
M&1y et-The first class fast sailing coppred and copper
A6sfastened packet ship sURIAH, Captain MOODY will
leave for the above port on the 10Th instant.
For freight passage the lowest terms the ship
nearly loaded apply board Murray Wharf foot of Wall st
or to GLOVER MMURRAY
% South street
The ship suriah first class vessel Insues the lowest
the Balze. nl2
6dK FOR LONDON-Packst Of the aOth November.
H The first class coppered and copper fastened packet
&kssa6 ship PRESIDENT, Captain j. M. Dhadwick, will
sail above her regular day. Having superior
daions for cabin and those intending
embark shoad make immediate application on board foot
Pine street or to
RAWsON McMURRAY,
corner Of Fine and South streets.
nl2 at 1877 South street
VXTAsHINGTON BANK NOTEs-The Washington
wv Bank Notes Of the City OF New York. will be receives
at par for dry goods 266 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

DkEMiUM RAILWAY STOVES, less.-This valuable
il improvement for the OF Coal Wood combising
all he qualities Of Baking Boiling, Roasting &c without
diminishing the heat 10 increase the oil simple
in its contraction that doubt its superiority snes
giving II examination.
For sale Only at iis Fulton street, by FISK DENsON
Also Wilson's Patent 9rccisn Parior Crate for the use OF
both Coal and Wood at the time.
good assortment Of Hail. Parior, store Otce and Char
Der Stoves o. all xes FOR sale, Wholesale and rstA ON s
most reasonable terms.
Stove and Hardware Merchants furnished VITA At~ocsS
Patent Revolving 0roirons. on the shortest nones'
ol7.lms ms.
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A VERY GREAT IMPROVEMENT has lately been
n made the Of venera Cases Of every descrp.
on, s Dr. Evans Once No. ~ Peck Slip Recent
cured perfectly in few days. without particle Of mercury
Those afflicted with ed complicated proiracted cases. thougs
they have tried all the advertised quack nosrsm need not dc
spar CALI aNa u Peck slip, and juegse yourseyese
ember tsIssson whatever with DIR. Evans Of Chatham
street, irys ksf Office in cut Of the city All letter.
pest paid enclosing fee. attended te. 80 lms-
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LIME Plated WARE SUPERIOR FINISHED
II CUTLERY.-The Subscriber has received per lss
PACKETS opening this very large and complete sors
of rich plated ware consisting Of Casters
Cahe Baskets svernousted Tea snd Coffee Urnsi Candle
BILE Cutlery esnss Of os - and 100 piece. q Ivory,
Pearl and Sver handle K.ive with French FORMS Forks
tra Carve AID extra 6ne Knives Tor Silver Forks All os
sas a very low prices, as psual, ~ :.
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ID BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY IN WILLIAMSBURG
ID Those four splendid lots opposite the Brick Church
South Second They through The block from South
Second South Third rs ny 20 feet EACH and 100
Of Fifth street, considered Of the first dwelling
sites the village and will bs sold low and accommodating
terms Apply Mr. Burnton, No 50 Gold street, fourth
story, Hiram Ross Village Collector, Of South
Seventh and frat streets. WILLIAMSBURG. nii.lw'
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HIGHLY iMPORTANT-To those in want Of stocks
ready made Linen Hosiery, Gloves, and Suspenders
constantly and receiving from the cash auctions
the above goodsn the greatest vaety ALSO stock frames Hair
and Bre at the old stand No 90 Nassau street near Mai
den Lane be had cheaper FOR cash than at
other place in the city 100 dozen seette Caps for sale
cbeap. o24.lnisf
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nLMsTEDy PATENT sTOvEs--Tbs ssbscvibsu
~ would recommend those about 70 procure Stoves
either for paIor halls nurseries, oces, stores, bots
churches this excellent article, their sups
routy all Others be shown in few moments. Ho
Air Furnaces put up short and upon the most -
proved principles. }. 4. p DEAN, 2Ie Water street.
: waaisd Immediately, three Sheet Iron Worksrs
alQ lrr,x
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There American vessels at Lisbon, 40 days since
NEuvrrAs Oct l6-Orone, Chase, for NYork, days
R,o JAsERo, sept az Trafalgar, for Baltimore; Chief
Cor Nyo'k do; vistus, do do, Ea Nrleans, do Leoni
dss, NYork, do.
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DOARD-A sing gentleman have a handsomely fur.
ID nshed parlor with sofa bedstesd the lower hoor by
applying at No. 10, Park Place.
NJ B-Dlkner al O'Clock. ne lmis'
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NJ IBBONS-RIBBONS-RIbbO -WholesaIe asd No
N tail, - Division street. few doors out Of Chatham
square aud Bowery daily receiving from Importers and Auc
tonRibbons and silks Of the latest impcrtacns eosssng
OF rich de Naples and Ribbons heavy chang
able embroidered ros De Naples Rbbsns super sstra
brodered satin Rbbon chsngabls hga satin Ribbons var
styles plaid Ribbons smbroidered plaid Rbsoas Pain
taeta and Ribbons all widths and oelors large
sornent Of Cap Ribbons Also 6gd and plain Silks and SAT-
ms veve Grapes Grape Lisse Wire and milnary articles
general ether with great variety Of fancy Dry Oeo
such shswls Gloves Hosiery veils fancy Hdk sesr1j
Laces Thread Edgng kc slso rich assortment Of black
Mechlin Trimming Lace.
BReceived this day. Of Rep s,lhs, csntasine
bse pink white and mode eeors, Of various shaAss also
of shangsble uncut velvets. Ilt
90 City and country Milliners supplied.
Oh im.is c. 3. LEVY
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COMMUNICATED.
Alta quarterly session Court, held for King William
county, the Court house, the 10Th day of Novem
Der, 1888:
pleased Divine Providence from his sphere of
county, John Roane Esq it becomes proper for the
his long continued services eminentIy deserved.
Resol1ed, That Carter NJ Braxlon, T.. S. Carter, R.
L. Daniel and b. +. Dabney, EsGrs, be appointed
committee prepare suitable notice Of the death of
the much umrnted John Roane Esq
And the said committee, lhereuPon, reported the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Rcsoired, That the long continued and highly valua.
BILE services Of the late John Roane Esq, of King Will
liam county, call for uniegnPd expression of regret
for his loss from those who have long acted with him
the Bench, from their earliest years have regarded
him as the father Of the Court.
RrsoLred That when, in the Of nature, who
has filled large space in the public eye and in the
affections Of the people of his county and State The
amcnlcd John Roane has filled, it behooyrs those who
have been the immediate witnesses Of his public seri
ccs TO make some record Of their estimation Of his
WORTH which they only do by expression Of their
deep regret for his loss.
ReSoired That the Court lis officers and the members
Of the Bar, wear some badge OF mourning fer thirty
days.
RcsoIred, That these resolutions be entered by the
Clerk on the records OF the Court and that copy OF
these proceedings be forwarded to The editors Of the
public journals the City of Richmond for publication
a Copy. Tesle
JAS EDWD. RUFFlN, D. C.
u Advertisements, &c, omitted, will be attended 10
in our next.
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DEATHS

Died. on 2i ult his residence, Belle Islc Lancaster
rour Mr. Raleigh w. bowman, in the Tth year OF his
Nv this family and connection have been deprived
nj an reconate and friend the community large oil The
most Citizen and the church 10 which he belonged oil Its
most supporter An elegant and unboundrd hospitality
noble charity and the most aud honoa
bic business matters Of the traits which
m The best oJahioned gentlemen amongst
~. To his moral added strong and vigorous mind,
directed the most unerrns Judgment
look occupy his ncrbu alas there void
which filed lie has TO his full years ay-
ing pen, long of usefulness his friends and the PubIc
loved and rcycred by all who knew hin.
To Wing will please copy. 49, go
doctor S. MILLS Of fIowardrlle, ALTERNATE cnnnfy
when Linc Rockhsh River mouth nding steep and
muddy buus fnn his horse and in the struggle re-
drowned In that dcpoTabe condition, he was
y bo?iman who gave all the relief lie could AID aIfne" me
citizens village. WHO rushed the seene nnh iouo
tor scarcely alive He lekrn the house Jane, ~
Fsr and received kindest attention from him anu s
and Tho services OF Dr. Scott were promptly Sinu-
k rendered surviving the injury abou &c nc oeu on
Tuesday morning, Ith ultinio, grrafy ach'en rune
ron, circle friends. Ductor MILLS was nae OF oefme,
and Of highly respectable family and has an ancient
sisters living, bcmoan hts sad untmey end.
o. from nature comprehensive mind, well
d i, IN, SCIENCE of profession, and had about 2
So xh;rb h, obuuc consde rable The
H., obituary known him long, and knew him well, and
,,b saw he Of the best Of great
@ ,r of temper mild and bland in his Manners amsblc and
in disposition, and eminent degree praGicd all
~ socaI virtues Of this c lie has been snatched from
,"y in the vsor health usefulness 10
~. hi, friends, but has left cnvabe character behind ,hct
win long cherished and remembered ny all who knew him.
az The Editors Of the VIII; requested insert , IN their
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OMMUNlCATED
To the Honorable the Speaker and

To the Honorable the Speaker and
House of Delegates Of Hirginia.
d The Petition and Remonsrance OF Robert Anderson
OF Williamsburg, respectfully represents that at an cleo
on held in The month Of April 1898, for delegate TO
represent the counties of York and James City and the
City of Williamsburg, in the House Of Delegates, John
Tyler Esq received majority of The votes given IN,
and returned as elected.
Your petitioner further represents, that the said John
Tyler ai the time Of the said election had not been, for
six months preceding resident in either of the said
counties or city, or within the election district which
they constitute nor had the ssd John Tyler for SIX
months preceding said election f he was then at nll)
veehulder within either Of the said counties or city
or within the said district.
Your petitioner further represents that the said John
Tyler at the time of The said election was not qualified
by virtue Of his freehold f he had any,, TO vote for
members Of the General Assembly Of Virginia and that,
consequently, he not eligible, at the time of the
said election represent the said counties OF York and
James City, and The City Of Williamsburg, as delegate
in The Legislature.
Your petitioner furthur represents hat under the fore
going circumstances he notified the said John Tyler,
the fourth day OF May last that his election would
be contested the grounds above stated, and the evil
dcnce Of said notice accompanies this petition.
Your petitioner therefore, asks, that the said John
honorable body, as member but that the said election
may be aside informal and void, and that writ
NAV issue for another election 10 be held for the said
counties OF York and James City, and City of Williams
burg which compose election district in order that
representative may be chosen who shall be duly qualified
10 serve
And your petitioner as in duty bound, &c.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
UIAiansJurp, December, 1888.
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FoR THE ENQUIRER
uuRedged member Of the Legislative body; and such
is my predicament, in submitting the following call Il
want some light on the Sub Treasury question. My
impression is decidedly against itthat is TO say that
exclusively Of other considerations, the public monies
would be safer in The hands OF well conducted State
Banks, land they generally guaranteed or employed by
the respective States hemselves than Of the officers
Of the Government. The Governors Message has put
firth these reasons, in very summary and cogent
manner The recent defalca,ions Of Price Tamndue
&c have only confirmed these impressions. For re
spec,uly ask, # the public monies had been Deposited
in the Banks, 10 the credit Of The Treasurer ofMe S
instead Of remaining in their hands, or instead Of
being deposited TO their credit how could they have
stolen The money! and then stolen of to Engand-leay
ing their Securities TO hold the bng, and leaving behind
them all the penalties Of the Penitentiary if any such
had been imposed upon the Statute Book?
After all, wish these impressions more accurately
tested, by general summary Of the facts which exist
upon the subject see. that almost every indiriduai
who is convenient TO Bank, puts his money in them
instead of keeping it in his strong box at home
Why but because he thinks il safer in their custody
than in his own? this be good for the most dis
individuals, why is safer for the Government
of the United States?
But again, and this brings me to The point have in
view. How is it with the State Governments? ask for
information. There do they keep their funds?
How many Of the States depose their money in Bank?
or how many have their own chests in their own trea
suries?
Is there State which keeps its money 10 self?-or,
is there State in which the funds of any of her great
pubic ,oorkS, not put into bank'
If the States find il safer then, why should not the
u Sta,es-adoPtng, however, every guard and res,ric
ton which is calculated the money of The u
s., and cutting off the bank from using business
fund.-
9gain-lf it he best for the U S. to dispense with all
possible connection with the banks, why it not also
hest for the State Governments And why do not its
friends in The State Legislatures forward with ST.
milar propositions about the State Treasures?
observe it is recently stated, that the attempt was
made in the State of Illinois, md failcd-Her House of
Representatives having, on the 2h Of December last,
adopted the following resolution by vote Of 7G yeas
nays:
"ReSoirtd, That it is iaerpcdient to collect the State
revenue gold and S1er erciuSipey and TO provide for
its safe keeping and disbursement, by the cers collecting
the same
But ask for information only
LEAD Us NOT INTO TEMPTATION
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Married at ocssprins Caroline county, Na BY the Rev. VIM
Friend on Thursday the 9th December, Mr. ESGr PrsDLEToH
of Port Royal Miss ASS ~, eldest daughter Of Daniel lur
ner, Esquire
Married Cumberland Court house, the 4h instant by the
Rev. Jos H. Jenkins Mr. ions SE,r Miss REBEccA, Guus
of Thos T. Mayo OF Cumberland.
Married, Woodbury., King William county on the Goth De
crmbe by the Rev. Mr. Kidd Mr. GnE0S tLorD to Miss Lucy
Ass eldest daughter Of George ~ Powell. Esq.
1.-THE world sad, the garden wasa wild,
And man, the hermit, sighed, till woman smiled"
Married on ooh Dec last by the Rev. T. Swift Mr.. LAHcE
LOTT Trunessce the amabls and much admired
Miss SUSAN ID. LESEvE, Of Goochldnd county, Va.
slrrried 2h utimo By the Rev. James Whary, Mr.
SAMUEL RIospr Of Printers Far Miss MARTHA GRANT all Of
C;oochland.
Married the 26h ut, by the MI Tnos BsooK to
Ni.. JISE C., CART of Goochunl
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RI. soring persons hace teen elected Directors 81 az
tM - at IIrninia En. Tie present grar:

Lain G.otkenbfoush, Robert Gwalhmey, jag E.
sror obn Cosby WIN Gay Alfred oms Harris; i bsans H. ssan
ie'i, h'n &c T. Bucker VIM Kerr, John Womo'e''
= " ssaT cha,s; f. H Tsr1n Wam
JOHN y stocSLe, b'Acy rsn AnIteT h,"ir, Mar
r"a Rn C. whr Mn%n MFaand- is% E Fi.sbsr
IyIsWsrpu -Caiswc Dibney Henry par,t h iSn P,yis
,,S, l. M3shy John Miller, john W. Young Nooe'' 'ns'!
Jo:hns H. w. n Ioms VIM b. Seldom, Caleb Bonsa Hen
R KesIdon Thoas Newton, James H. beh"n' 'Thn
j. r. Scu,,er James H. Johnston Giles D. eooS' ha''O" "
md H. YIN E. Cunningham John Williams. =,
FKyprRlcxsrusG-ush Mercer 'on" eI.,
Moncurs John = Wexford Thomas T. kno1 Joseph D. n,
Robert Dckey, j. II. Wallace, VIM JscAson' Sa"uc' 'f'
Inn NJ Whricmo:e,. WG. r. Taylor . G. 49,;
Cu,slE.toS-James c. Macrand Joel shrewsbury e. hy
cb Geo W. Summers, SPcer Patrick, VIM. Il. COX, john
Wc'ch.s ~ w. ,;,, Lin, Eos, Geor,e
o., Hahn uickcison, Vim. /. Johns. I'm. Ayres.' ,
Emr.,x.S-Ians L. WoodVIIc, Cary brcc"eaflnss, 'onn
Wilson John NJ. Harvey Charles l. Eeac Ja"cs 3 "ai'f'n
Ohio ". krun.'
=. ItrLr,
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WNTARREN ACADEMY "A, meeting OF the
wv Trustees of Warren Academy, held on The l7th


of August, 1888:
Re,oired Tha, the board take p eosure IN expressing
their entire satisfaction at the diligence, hceity, and
ability with which Mr.. Leary has discharged Inc duues
con6ded to him during The past session:
That the examination of the students OF the ACADEMY
on The 3st of july last, whilst il was entirely saiisiaclo
~ IN The patrons of the institution was at the same time
hiqhly creditabe to Mr.. Leary
q nd ina, the board take pleasure in recommending
,h institution under the management of Mr.. Leary,io
the patronage of The public.
MI Leary was unanimously re elected.
Teste VIM. F. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
The above resolutions sufficiently explicit, and
indicate proper TO be pursued by parents and
guardians.
Tfrms-For the Scholastic year Of 10 months, VIZ
The elementary branches Of English, Arithmetic,
SC. SSu
(,I,ss;os T. Mathematics 1913
Modern languages, French, DC. extra ~
Expenses for wood, DC.
Board, washing, and lodging in the family Of the ,,o
payments for board, &c half yearly in advance
Puos are charged, propotonal'y from the time they
enter to the end Of the year
The Academy thus holds out inducements, un.urpass.
cd by apy similar institution in the country; Its iocauon
is peculiarly pleasant and healthy, the building comfort
able.
M The subscriber assures TO his boarders parentai
attention.
ANer The winter vacation, the Academy will be open
ed on The l4lh day Of January inst
! Warrnlon, Jan. 10, 1857 Iva"
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rson Counties, praying that McEIroys Fork Of Middle
Island Creek may be declared public highway and al
that law may be passed for regulating the building
Of mill dams across The same-By Mr. FLowERs, from
Creek in that county be declared public highway from
its mouth TO the mills Of g. Marlin-and petition from
the same county, praying precinct elec,on-And
by Mr.. CHAPMAN, from sundry citizens Of Pearesburg,
for re-assessnen of the real property Of that town.
These Petitions were received and referred to The
veral Committees.
On motion Of MIR. TAYLOR Of Halifax the House ud-
uurneu.
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To conclude with the admired Farce Of
THE EO5fP1.yy giCHif.

The Lottery EiCktf.
Susan, MIS- Crane
Capias, mr' Srane.
NORWOOD Mr.. hnight.
The Lessee has great pleasure in announcing en-.
eogement for few nights, with the Tragedlan Mr..
COOPER, together with his Daughter, Miss COOPER.
During the Engagement Of these established taVorltes
with the Richmond Audience, several Tragedies and
Comedies will be performed, with cast of Characters
not before witnessed in this City Due notice will be
given of their first appearance after their arrival =.
NJ Tickets and eats secured daily at Mr.. Hoyts or
&C. from to P: NJ ard at the Theatre from l2to 2, r.
NJ, and from to 5, P M.-Tickes must be used upon
The evening of the day that they are purchased except
ing Certificates to the contrary
Jan 10 H-'
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Errknpnn Rnnk Of Eirninin.

The following liz. o! tho Directors elected by inc Sockhod
s Elchan:" Bank OF Frsn'a at Their H"""n meeting al
the ,nsin, Iiouse ia Norfolk, or the lst inst.
uftJoln Sou,h.a,e Richard Dickson Thomas F. Andrews,
Nm. J. Hardy, Samuel w. Paul 49, ,,..,,.
kimond-James C4skie Coibu Warwick, r. c. Williamson,
Hugh W. Fry. -, :, ~ ~,
rut- Jas. II. Cosh,l. . .
Cis,serl!s-A W vsnabe Il. skpwi,h W. Townes, Howell
Director, appointed 5y the Governor JaruaryS, 1899.
NtaH-SwepsCn Whitehead James Conick George Wilson,
George Mcntosrroxy represent State stock, Thomas f.
Andrews.
Recommendations c. Hohson, l.. Kent Eord r. Bentley
Pe'ers5urg-ScOrp H. Jones, Henry Whyic, B. T. Todd.
Cia.ksctye-Tueket Darlington, Henry d. Daniel Samuel b.
Watkins
Not IN Inst Directory.
annual UNANIMOUSLY resolved, That the IN
shall b. paid within days from the lst
int twas also resolved dydcn OF three do;is share
which be deducted the bonus TO the State o
cuaricr five the remaining
dollars and seventy paid Stockholders. their
Leg ! representatives "a OF after the 18th inst.
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r. >, ,, COMMUNICATED.


Sn-Since YOU have determined To uut Conorcss,
reFe To private life, many Of your friends and
Wilson of Cumberland 10 become candidate 10 snnnI,
your place He has addressed the people at the Couri
mouse OF each county composing the District He saws
Inc lime has come, when The South should be as one
man, Has motto is-"Prncipes, and not Men" he
"nSs as you DO, that the Federal Government is one of
nUeo po"ers-that the grants few and plain He is
opposed TO National Bank upon every ground-he is
"pPoec to the American system $50 caied) and 10 The
Of or Hat It's reputed a,her-he is opposed to
o'i.'h 10 all places and upon oil occasons-he is on
"G 10 he pet bank system and in favor of divorcinp
NE government from all connection with banks Mr.
m"sGn 'a Slate Rights man, politician of the old
an 'dmrer OF The principles that brought Jrffer-
Con mo power and which he brought with him into the
po.erhnsht He has had considerable legislative ex-
'ence, and for many years member of the council Of
whist Giles, Floyd and Tazewell were Govern
na'o Out VIM add that should be glad land so would
you oe 10 see me selection made from the names of Ma
sCn, Jones, and Mcdowell "'"e' VI '''
1oolsJ BUCKISf,HAN