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,,,,c of Rockingham was elected President
David s", VICE President, and George Conrad OF
Wm VIZ, ~ and G. I. Barbce Of Hardy, Secretaries.
EocsnE .r and the creates, enthusiasm pcrvadcd
They We're Iad' nns ID By Mssi1 n J"sSph
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Died the 18th Spring Grange, the residence OF VI
Joseph Rcnc where she had been called few days previous
upon daily al bcnevul III and of SIC
friend Miss CATH,UrSE Ellis who died she had lived NEE
and Cl>au-an l>racle indeed, Ia whom guile
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The changed Tone of the HhigS..

Tie author of the following Communication Justly
.a9ss the lash to the Wings. In 1885. they attempt
Il 10 make political capital of Abotionsm because
yy charged it upon Mr.. Van Buren,, until his bold
III, manly bearing in favor of Southern rights stripped
,.em o! this excuse for any clamor against him nra,
he lngcr from Abolitonism was comparatively, small.
Bis, por when the fire RACES with renovated and aug
.sasd fairy: now when, instead of 10000, these IA
nate ac,ndares, according 10 computation we re-
,.ryed yesterday, muster 100000; when they
.,y increasing with fearful rnpidty; and when they
..yr The Worlds Convention to give force and di-
.,tou 10 their views, the Wings profoundly silent
Nmrciinr-no resolution is passed; not word of de-
.ncration or OF warning escapes their lips Why: be-
c.g,, Gen Harrison dares not offend the Abolitoniss
secgu>e he wants their Yes he will not arrest
Tie discussion in the South, and give tranquil
H. -, b pledge should offend his Abolition friends.
Ind r.: we are be blamed Tor any excitement which
nav be Generated ty few weeks discussion because
81 thu, attempt to prevent all the agitation and mis-.
s: which viii be the bitter fruits of his four years
..g,acinrs Administration. What a fearful RESPONSE
s II ire The Wings OF the South drawing down upon
-ras.>
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NJ W,Ls,er,s SDeech-Wc leave the scalplng knlle
70 orr Correspondent. He anatomzes the go dixie
mans sophstcal Speech with the best effect Str
that Mr. Webster should expect to impose upon a. VIZ,
GINA audience by such piece Of fummery ms
punc.cry now is the augmentation of the EXECUTIVE
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The .1ditary Cdadioate.-The Wings are relying on
the letters Of Generals Gaines and Scott in his behalf
None mportunate in pressing their recomncnda-
tons than the R. Whig-The Wing, which scathed
with such unsparing a>perity Gen Gaines, when he
once testified to the merits of General Jacksonville
Wing, that spared not Gen W. Scott, upon his Flo
rida campaign But this testimonial of Military men,
in favor Of Military Candidate, 1t is urged by tie
Wing press, is net in verv good taste.
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4 note IF earning 10 tie Republican party
rRN RrrI.Rr IrAN

sFrom article in the last Richmond Wing, IT APP
pears that the Federal party have adopted for the stand
ard of the qualification Of the poboiler, the payment OF
the present years THIS Of course will be strictly
in all cases, imposed upon our voters And the only
way meet it, will be to urge il upon all voters who
do not vote upon freehold interest 10 call upon the
sheriff and pay his for 1910. This is the course
we have adopted in this county. The Federalists will
hold the balance of power Through their commissions
of ccction0 in nearly all the countless and of course
a; every precinct consequently viii reject every vote
upon one sidc upon which shadow of doubt can be
thrown: Therefore be up and ADDING.
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hnrrtponS


Married, the 9th instant Gayshurg, v c. by Rev. How
ard PEBBLES, RiCH.Rr t. BRiuGE SAnAH louSG, all uf
Caroline county, Va.
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=. GooDAI.I.. Chairman.

u We arF TUrTT0EI2eu say tat 3itlI or Cul.
pepper, will deliver speech at Louisa Courthouse FRI
day the 10th inst, Instead Of Saturday, advcr-
ltsed.-(Mr. Smith will come from Louisa 10 the Fair
field Convention of Saturday.)
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,,,,s ~ MASSACHUSETTS, Not one. The De
"n' *. battling with an energy, which is worthy
oecas ,s, Many of them assure us Of success
4 't' rrcat State Convention of Springfield, they
4 the nay ldrrss 10 The People Of Massachusetts,
PIT 'E' IAN A>>wrR to tie Mig Declaration read b,
. NJ w., w. an Bunker Hill The Answer is an ADM
,s,,cn Of the hollow professions Of the Dcca
are Nh VII demand place in our columns, as soon
y sn Among other puagcnt passages is the fol.
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To Me Pc0pie IF The E!sctOrat District Of Hearico, Ha
n0rer, .Nc,c hent, Charies city, md tie Gig Of Rch
inOHd.
iou are hereby invited TO attend A DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION, adjourned from the Junction in Ha-
mover the 9th OF August last, 10 be held at FAIR
FIELD, Richmond, Saturddy merit he l7M INST
You will be entertained in plain Republican manner,
free Of cost
William Smith of CuIpcper, Mr.. Holiday of Louisa
the Hon. John W. Jones' and last though not least MIR
Gala CHER the celebrated Orator of Baltimore will be
present and address the people. Other Speakers
also expected.
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Crc-o,,.-The .u-up,. C..-..,-I- tNui.:-) ."~~ -,
table of returns from G2 ont of the " counties he
vote far, for the Wing Congressional Ticket
and the Democratic candidates 2G, 644-giving malo-
rtv Of 54lS to the Whgs-whcn last year the same
counties gave them majority of ,2i2 The counties
vet to come generally Democratic, and WI! II all
probability srartly reduce the present majority but IL
cannot cxtinguish it, The Democrats then, are beat.
en- uo1r but an indomitable spirit annates them, ana
they will not stan beaeu They rayng for the great
battle OF November We will not believe, until we see
it. that Georgia has abandoned the Southern stale
Rights flag; aud given her vote to swell the torrent OF
Abolitonism. We counted upon Georgia ana Mary
land for Martin Van Burcn-but will not give them
up vet We yield not inch of ground, till the battle
is over. And even then, when Virginia still lies Inc
flag of the Republic, trust to their rallying under u
But how stands the fortune of war at the present mo-
ment:
In the election Of SO, the following States voted for
NJ Van Buren,: Louisiana 5-Alabama Illinois .
Missouri Az Carolina l5-liajnc 10-Pennsylvanla
3o-New York 42-Mississippi i-Micbigan i--Ar-
kansas New Hampshire l5-Conntcttcut o-NTgi-
MIA 23-Rhode Island I-l7S-being 80 more than a
majority Even striking off from the above Louisiana
n Carolina Connecticut and Rhode Island, (thou5i
n Carolina and Louisiana may yet be redecmed,) and
we shall in all probability carry Maine and Michigan
we lose - votes But in lieu of them, we snail have
what we did not obtain in 80, Tennessee l,-S Caro-
lima 1-niakng 26-bcsides prospect tor carrying
Ohio, 81 votes As for Maryland and Georgia, we lost
them in '6, and lose them again, without defeat
ing our candidate. Why then, al! this Growing on the
part Of the Wings: Why all this braggng2 Why are
thev thus transported into all these excuses OF exnla
ton Let them be assured, that the battle, as far as we
have heard is not yet fought and won. Heads up :
The skies are yet bright Let US battle TO the last
and let each State, and every man, do his duty Lei
every fight to the very last as II the victory De
pended upon his single Even at the worst, II
/ { . cann cnmmanu deserve II.
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II" NJ ,r QUEENS the very who selected pre-
We, tanatlon Bunker heights upon The 10Th of Sep
u'ti nm hch the gallant Perry achieved the glorious
t ,krS, thlS Senator The head Of the Fc
s IN New England, on the 9Th of January 1914
.tler that victory voted in Congress against
f h@ rnr>rd and carried BY the Democratic members,
w h Prryy'> fac ship could not have been kept aoat.
s" Who BY a he, GS S., ,hn @ F
& sNI''-.' N,.sarhSetiS'''
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Columbus, Oct. !, $40

l The Democratic Association "'"c trc7 nights in III"
wrrk-Mon,iayS, Wednesdays aud Fr,ny> To night
The celebrated Gallagher OF Baltimore va probably address
NorCE-A oi the Democratic Committee for the Pre-
Ncgroot VIII BE- held N,crUn Saturday the 18th
Matters importance viii be brought before the Com
The Democratic the CHrt invited Ia
tend a full mcctin. i desirable. -
on /. q.
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fhrom The Columbus, O'o. Statesman, E,frq OcloJer
MORE rHuDr OF FRAUD.

B. l. LATHAM,
w. Il. VAN HOOK,
S. MEDARY,
J HUNTER,
JACOB HUFFMAN,
S. ID. PRESTON,
WIN. CROSBY,
MATTHIAS MARTIN,
J. McLENE,
LEWIS MILLS,
L ] MORGAN
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IA npN
q SoPf.
HlERNITAGF March IN

"HERMrAGE, March 10th, $50.
"Hy Dear Sir:-Y our letter of the goth ut has been
received and is now before ME. not asonishcd to
learn from it, that the 'Rves Conservatives should dc.
ny the authenticity of my letter, written in to
one received from Moses Dawson, Esq, and published
by him in the latter part of the year 1887, the first
OF The year lo3S, approving the financial policy OF
President Van Buren,, set forth in his message TO
the extra session of Congress, in September, 1897 of
separating the Government from all Banks.
II appears that the Rivcs Conservatives the Adolf
tonlsts and Federasts, have combined to obtain the
reins OF Government in their own hands, by CONT
nucd system OF deceIv,ng the people by talsehood and
SANDER of the basest kind forgetting that the Amer
can people are enlightened and vrtuous people,
pable of seligovernment, who may, by the fasehoods
of designing demagogues and politicians, be led astray
for moment but the second thought always has dis
PEELED, and ever will dispel from their minds the gross
receptions that have been attempted to be practised
upon them by these political demagogues who think
the people are incapable of self-government, and to
save the people from themselves wish TO rule-vain
ghts which have heretofore disappointed the oppo-
slton, and trust 7cil, and must, long the
virtue of the people scars above the corruptng inau
of the money power, which has, for long time,
been corrupting the morals Of the world But truth is
mighty and will prevail; and the virtue of the people
will perpetuate glorious Union and happy RepublI
system against all the corruptng influence of the
combined money power and modern paper credit sys-
TEN, and will support the Administration in separating
the Government from all Banks, and restoring the Fe
dera Government to the express limits of the Consttu
ton and independence, as contemplated by the sages
who framed it.
You authorized to say, to all my Republican
friends, that am the author of the letter addressed to
Moses Dawson, Esq, in reply TO from him in the
latter part Of the year 1887 the first part of the year
1888 and published by Mr.. Dawson in his paper ap.
proving of Mr.. Van Burens recommendation of a d.
vorce of the Government from all banks banking
corporations.
You at liberty 10 this letter your prudence
may dictate, and am, with great respect
s'lour most obi scrvt,
"ANDREW JACKSON
N.nomr,,
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KING WILLIAM COUNTY. =.

meeting ~>'''6
William county, held at their Courthouse, pursuant
to notice on Monday, the 25th of May, 1S4O
The meeting was called to order by Isaac Edwards,
ESQ, upon whose motion Edward Pollard, Esq, was
called to the Chair, and Ro. Byrd Pollard appointed
Secretary Frank G. Rufn, Esq, in brief, eloquent
and appropriate address, explained the object OF the
meeting; vhereupon, on motion, it was
Resored, That Committee of seven gentlemen be
apponted 20 draft preamble and resolutions expressive
Of the views of the meeting, and to report thereon
The Chair then proceeded to the appointment OF the
following gentlemen, to wit: Col. b. F. Dabney, James
T. Shadwck, Thomas Robinson, Roger Gregory sa-
muel B. Pollard, VIM. N. Gregory and VIM NJ. Turner,
who having retired short tme returned and presented
the following preamble and resolutions winch 1e'ns
read to the meeting and commented on by Col d. :
Dabney, in an impressive and forcble manner, were
unanimously adopted: ..
"Whersas, We regard, with increased and ncreas-
ING interest the approaching Presidential election as
involving the same vital and constitutional prc'Pie
which distinguished the memorable struggle OF 9e ana
'o0 and behold, with unfegned regret and deep SOIL
tude the incessant vioen, and systematic efforts OF 'he
Federasts under the usurped name of Wings to pros
tra,e and destroy the doctrines then proclaimed ana
maintained by the great Apostles of American liberty.
and convinced as we confidently are, that the promneh,
measures of the present Administration are calculated
to out and the great principles OF Tree
coyernment-be it, therefore,
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Rcsolrcd, That the Central Committee be respect
fully requested take into consideration the proPrcty
of calling Democratic Convention of the State IN
the of the Summer, at Charlottesville
The Report Of the Committee in relation 10 the Hall
was received and the bill of expenses incurred in fit.
ting it up, ordered to be paid by the Treasurer-who
was also authorized TO receive voluntary subscriptions
On motion, the Association adjourned to the next
meeting in Saturday evening, the 9th June, at
oclock) s. H. PARKER, Chmn.
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cause all the Manufacturers and friends Of Internal I'M
propement his friends Whilst the South for these
and many other equally good reasons, will no doubt be
ready to receive this nomination with generous con
hdence, you will readily perceive the propcty of re-
cprocating this confidence; and in spir, of candor
anu iiberalty of informing her whether she may dis
miss apprchensons occasioned BY the above extracts
and others Of similar import with which the public press
is teeming. Yours respectfully,
RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Jrsr 4, 1910.

pts and inspections continue argefces WIN
ont any material change Middlne qualities perhaps shade
quote Lue Of good weights 81 Al Leaieomnon
81 81 and e. middlng Sfi =, good and fine S7i III sA
ira fine, manufacturing qualities slaa l6t. ,o,,
WINFREE A WILLIAMSON
FLocR-Recep,s smal-what arrives, sells freely at Sii
CoRs-50 cents n.y,,,
OLD WHEAI-I5 cents. WILLIAMS q d-i-.NiL
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TO THE EDITOR OF TIE E.SQ UIRER.
FISCAsTLE, Nav 18th, ls1O.

In your paper of the 22d instant just received find
that the Wings have been representing Gen. Jackson
as having deserted Mr. Van Buren, and declared in ia
of Gen Harrison. In order to correct somewhat
similar misrepresentation, circulated to some extent
in Botetourt, previous to late election wrote TO
the old Hero, requesting his permission to contradict
them, and hereto annex copy of his reply for publ
cation; which, think, is quite conclusive, to his
opinion of Mr.. Van Buren, and the leading policy OF
his administration. In haste,
Very respectfully, your ob't. serv't,
JAMES MCDOWELL, Of FiacasAc.
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= r. RI. ~, s,abiskmta-We learn with great pleasure,
,en, establishment, upon of the most beautiful
- on r,ye lust above City, ia getting well under
I'D likely 10 prove profitable to its propretors,
oanutactung interests of Richmond and the Stale.
9 frear calling the readers attention TO the copy of
hh has beer submitted to inspection from the great
,-i Locomotive builder, Norris OF Philadelphia, stating
, ~ r, Isle Iron the bes he has ever used in his esta
:, ,f1n, Eurone or from America. The gentleman who
r sI,pI,p,,nd, the Works has qualified himself for the
mach experience and long observation in other Facto-
.ft,ntI researches,
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nP We again recommend to our readers the able
and triumphant Address of the Kentucky Committee,
which we olcuda in this morning paper. So eshcient
is it, that the Louisville Advertiser states: "1he sng-
gestion of friend in Lexington that we onght TO
print 5000 additional copies of the address exclusively
press has completed the second edii0n, OF when ~
copies will have been thrown off by noon to-day J,
the few copies received in Lexington have already mao
the effect Of turning over from the HARRISON ranks
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,ul,goio-all right! We had the pleasure Of
:, yesterday very interesting letter from one of
,r.,rrs, heads and mos, honest hearts IN Phlade-
,sn on Tuesday last II enters into full expos-
= :; .bs nolrtics of the State-and states that all
49,, >; DIVISION in our ranks is at an end-and that
'',1,,s Democracy OF the State will go in October
!. .. Martin Van Buren-to the tune of Il, 900
-. Tb,reis no mistake about IT,
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-, Committee: Gen. Jackson never did
riCt ', ,,,nons-and besides, whilst this Commit
s'' y, s,,tasdins TO Gen. Us Correspondence, why
@ How much trouble r %oGd he and 1.-The. they
1 .a''n :" W, veto any bill about slavery'"-a single
ei"",tI lave satisfied hundred enquiries and
! ~oHu yes" would have removed the fears
,aysd ,,.,,-bu, this monosyllable must not be
,rrry 49,, 49, will offend the Abo,ionists
nd, ~ N, ease is still before the Hastings
" ~" W. Robertson has argued the case Qor the
II ~, and Messrs. Archer and Lyons for the
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Popular Sentiment, and cnpital .aaeeaote.

MCPHERSON CouNTY, May 81, 1870
q: Deneve me, Federal Whiggery is on the in
olis regloh' me people are growing sick Of humbug
and mummery-and to save them the Whgs could moi
get up suc another log cabin feast that given to
Hives IN winchester The Democracy are thoroughly
roused'hey are rising in the majesty of their strength
NM feueraiism already begins to cover before them
Who wrote "Dsienda est Caythaooa" he yields now
erfu pen. Who that censurcs Ponsetts plan can nd.
vocate the madness of Harrisons, Who can study
mat plan, and yet believe the Constitution would be
sale IN the Keeping of such President was much
amused with the remarks of your correspondent upon
The cxtrac, from the eagle Speech What .4risto
cratic eagle the 'poor mans candidate made of that
young bnzzard, tracing his gencalogy through
than TWO thousand years. TO the battle of the Grant
cus!"
VI can tell you an excellent Joke about that spc
cimen OF grandlloquence: When the "eloquent ex-
tract first appeared in your columns left the paper
containing 1t, IN the office of friend of mine as
staunch, as true, and honest Wing you will find
IN summers day. When next him, he COM
mehcea afarous assault upon you, upon me, and upon
our whoie party. care you not ashamed" he cried,
are yon not ashamed to swallow such stuff Should not
Mr. htche blush to permit such SANDER to poutc his
paper: How can any find it in his conscience to
SANDER Cen Harrison, by atiribung to him such
crnoie nonsense "Mercy on US, cried |, whats the
matter now-whats broke loose" "There said he
tread that and blush for MIR Richie, blush for your
party took the paper, and read the eloquent
tract to which he pointed knew, if it had not been
genuine you would never have admitted into your pa
per; and knowing that had my friend upon the hip,
resolved to have some fun. Now, said you had better
be more moderate lftshould turn out that Gen Harr
son really dtd make that Speech you will be sorry for
what you have said "No sir said he, Gen. H. did
make that speech; and if he did, he has not too grains
of sense, not taco IDEAS" called two gentle
men Wings to witness that last remark, and then Of
fered to bet him couple Of bottles of hard cider (cham
pagne, that the extract genuine. He took me up
instantly, but wondered how could prove it. Ill
tell you how, said |; do you take your pen and write
to Lucian Minor, Esq, Editor of the Charlottesville
Advocate, neutral paper but leaning strongly towards
your side I'll pay the postage on the letter. and
he denies the to be genuine III pay the wine
also. He did 50; and the Advocate appeared shortly
after, containing notice of the letter, acknowledge
ment of the genuineness of the extract and pretty
little defence of it. My friend acknowledges the bet,
but not that Gen. H. is fl. I'll drink his health in
the wine; but twill be long ere he hears the end Of the
Joke"
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lst Rrso'ccd, That we view, with unabated conf.
dence the wisdom, integrity mildness and patriotism
with which Martin Van Buren, is sustaining the great
principles for which oar fathers manfuy struggled
and 50 triumphanty maintained
ID. ResoIscd That we will use all honorable means
and etnris to secure the reelection of Martin Van Bu
rem to the Presidency; and to that end
3D. Rrsotrfd, That it is the solemn and imperious
duty of ALL the friends of the present Chief Mags.
trate, to procure and tn disseminate all the information
they cam calculated TO enlighten the public mind and
TO unVe'l ana expose the anmeanng humbugs resored
TO by The Opposton To misead and bctay the honest
and unsuspcctins yc"manry of the land.
4th. Reso'red, That delegation of &c be appointed
by the Chairman OF this meeting to attend Conven-
ton TO be held at Croxons Springs in the county of
Essex, on the 22d day of July next to represent the
Republicans of this county, and to confer with similar
delegations from the other counties composing this Elec
ora district for the purpose Of adopting such
as may tend to promote the reelection of Martin Van
Buren,, and 10 advance the great cause of Democracy
9TH keSotred, That the other counties composing this
Electoral district be respectfully invited to send dele
gates to the proposed Convention
9th. Resotred, That the Chairman of the Committee
of Vigilance of this county, be requested to enlarge the
said committee, ny adding to it individuals from various
parts OF the county friendly to the present Admnstra-
ton, whose duty it shall be to use the most active and
efficient means for the purpose Of promoting the end
and object OF The present meeting: and that the said
Chairman notify, with little delay possible such
individuals OF Their respective appointments, by publ
cation in the newspapers.
The Chairman then appointed the following gentle
men TO constitute the Delegation directed in the 4h
observation-disclosures T, Sandwich, Gen Philip Aylett,
Roger Gregory, Robert Campbell, Capt Samuel Ro-
binson, Doct Richard w. Fox, Richard Willeroy, WIN.
N. Gregory, Col. B. F. Dabney, Doct. Corbn BraS-
ton, Thomas. W. S. Gregory, H. B. Tomlin, Frank G.
Ruffn, John Sizer Philip Croxton, Major 7. B. Little
page, Doct. Joseph H. Robins Isaac B. Edwards Capt
VIM. S Fontane, Doct. Robert b. Lyme, Richard f.
Tompkins, Capt. Hardin Littepage, Ambrose White,
Thomas Pemberton, George Edwards and VIM. Hill.
On motion, made by J. T. Sandwich, the Chairman
and Secretary added 10 the Delegation.
On motion of Doct Robert B. Lyme, il
Resolred, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded
TO the Editor of the Richmond Enquirer with request
that he publish the early as possible.
Resoired, That this meeting do now adj ourn.
EDWARD POLLARD, Chairman.
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NJ arriages.

Married on the 2h uit, by the Rev MI cpha Dr. GEoRGE
H., NJ Fuvanna Miss MARTHA F. daughter OF Finch
Scrugcs Esq, of Buckingham
fr,r The Wing requested 10 copy.
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= We have many manuscript and printed articles
-,,4 which are crowded out from our columns