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"Hox f. ]. BLACK"

Eriract of letter from distinguished gcnHcman at
WaShington, 10 his triend IN tbs city
at is strange to me that there should be so many
intelligent Southern blind to the real nature OF
this contest. 1t is in reality one in which the Sontl
is far more interested than the Norhonc in which the
Northern Democracy standing by those great poi-
teal questions which are essentially Southern ones,
though from the nature ofour Union $50 long lis
promises are honestly maIntanrd) equally binding on
the North. They the questions Ich from the
days of the Convention 11@o, the Democrats OF the
North have been the allies Of the South; Mr.. Van Blu
rem has lost any thing in the North it Is because such is
the nature Of the contest. In fact contend.
lnr ipr the honest compromises al the confederate
against local and sectional feeling, for Democratic prin-
cprs made applicable the measures necessary IN these
times as contrasted with the Federal mode Of conStru.
ing and using the Constitution for the purposes OF
the dav. cannot believe the South will be wanting
in this crisis: If So think there is fearful state OF
things ahead for every citizen that views the COnsttu.
ton and mode Of government in the same light that the
Republican Party of lbs did. The Opposition here
boast loudly of Georgia, and are encouraged by the
vote Of North Carolina. Is there any doubt IN reality
think there cannot be, do believe the result IN
the latter State would have been what was, if
able diligence had been used give the people nlor-
nation on the real points at issue Are you dong so
in Georgia;
awe think here that the whole result Of the contest
will be very triumphant. Pennsylvania stands erect
in that noble Republican attitude which in fifty years
she has always maintained OF Virginia we have no
reason doubt but that majority will be large In
Ohio and New York the hes; spirit prevas-our friends
are amazingly active and quite confident of
Indeed in those two great States and III Maryland and
New Jersey, have in reality nothing TO apprchend
but from frauds the ballot boxes TO perpetrate these
there is no doubt fearful system organized, but trust
they will be met and thwarted with the same resolution
that they were in Pennsylvania in l-3N.
TIUpusfa COnstifniiOnaiiSt
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From hs Standard II USiop.


Haiidm H. CramfordS Opinion Of Gen Hdrrison-
The following extract from letter, written BY Mr.
Crawford from Paris, in May l7li, to distinguished
citizen of this country recommended 10 the consde
ration Of the people Of Georg ia
81 feel great solctude in relation to the further pro
sccution of the Where the Generals who are
meet the able and experienced commanders who have
distinguished themselves in the Peninsula for the last
six wears; Is it WlIkinson: Is it Harrison:
9" have heard with surprise and much pain that liar
rson has been appointed Lieutenant General of the
army ! have examined with attention all the letters
and official statements which lie has written since he
entered the army, and confess that everything which
has fallen from his pen, of the ior dtmagognt
rather than the patriotic enlightened and skiliu! Gene
raj.
at has appeared 10 me that, from the moment he en-
tered the army, he placed his hopes of promotion upon
the influence of the Western people, and not upon hs
talents, the military services which he had rendered
or expected 10 render.
"With high respect and consideration
AVN H. cRAWFORD.'
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NrOllD i-St,le the night the 18th
y August. TIA. alt eleven miles from Richmond. and
above CTr.nry' Tavern the Main
Ricln,nd toudr's Bridge. dark BAY HORSE
about feet 10 inches ht.h, heavy made with
Of his head, Ia" chez bone. about r. inches
aud about inch wide darkokne that the hair does
HIS head il tocahy large, aud he carries il low-lr i a
digging and doe" pnc.Ani light nrrcl MARE,
about height, light made, with white
The neck. made y work. a small knot
bone the middle She shows white round
than of horses She Is ra..cd.ppcd roS pleasantly and
They both about old ANY information
respecting the horses will be- thankfully received and willing
reasonable reward 10 person that will put pos
Of Iem and am also willing reasonable reward
that VIII be- the Of bringing the thief thieves
justice. My address is Dupree Old Store, Ch rIote county,
Virginia. GREEN MUSETEY
.s-WIuW.
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ID hPER! PAPER.-1lC franklin Manufacturing Company
Richmond have hand good at Letter
Can Hauk Book Medium Printing aud ".hcr Paper,
kinds, which they believe will hear comparison and
price. work any similar establishments
They therefore with confidence solicit the patronage OF their
friends and the public generally and ready
des for any description Of that be- desired which
furnish reasonable notice They request that all orders
he addressed either their agents,
Mesrs James Szcr son. Nh John Richards Snpernend-
ent n the Paper Mill.
Richmond. Ii -in. 3l-Mif
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EDMp II. ALLEN, SCcry.

II.
Ata meeting Of the Democratic Committee of FIg-
lance for the county Of Patrick, Saturday, the 2Nh
Gay of August $50 l.arkn Howell called 10 the
char and Bernard NJ Price appo'oted Secretary.
The objects oi the meeting beng explained ~ short
bu. appropratr address by Col VIVA Ayrcs, notion,
il
l. Ecsoircd, That do approve of the State Con-
yrntion to be held al Charlottesville the 9TH Of Sep
TENDER next.
. Rcsoired Jy his meeting, That Col. Greensv'lIe
Penn Harden llarston, Esq, Capt. Thomas Penn,
Jackson Penn Nicholas Fl. larston, Martin Cloud,
ESD, Archibald Stuart, ESQ., Capt. Foul'z Smith, Ma.
ior Clark Penn. Capt John Tatum, Capt. Richard
Thomas, Henry ruggc, Esq Capt Martin 5 Spencer,
be appontcd delegates represent this county III the
State Con yenilon he held at Charlottesville on the
9Th Of September ensuing.
Upon motion of Henry TuggIe Esq, Col. William
Ayrcs and Capt Bernard NJ. Price added to the
delegation.
. Rcs0ircd, That this meeting do recommend that
the Democrats throughout the county would hold meet
mrs and form themselves into subcommittee, and DIS
seninatr such newspapers aud speeches "a IN their
ildrncnt will have the tendency 10 cnltg en the pub
lie mind and advance the principles of Democracy.
a. RcS0irCd, That the members Of ths committee
their best eycrIons TO get subscribers 10 the Lynch
burg Republican, and such other Democratic newspa
pcrs as will promote the interest Of the Republican
prime pies sustain.
J. Rcsoirfd That The proceedings OF THIS meeting be
signed hv the Chairman and Secretary, and that the
Secretary copy the same and transmit copy 10 the
Editor Of the Lvnchburg Republican, and one 10 the
Editor OF the Richmond Enquirer, with request that
they publish the same in their respective papers.
On motion the meeting then adJourned.
LARKIN HOWELL, Chmn.
Snr'r
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From ne Haeci;ag .4rgus, II Sept. i. }

On the I'd Tuesday, the 18Th October, the State cleo
tons will commence. In Ohio friends arc san
guine Of success The reelection of Governor Shan.
is considered beyond doubt. In fact the Demo.
Gratis expect 10 carry every thing before them Our De-
mocratlc friends have fought and still fighting the
battle manluly They have met and completely eX.
posed Wing humbuggcry-Whig lies and fraud, until
it has began recol with heavy vengeance upon the
authors rather those who practise and circulate them
Whiggerv in Ohio is SICK, is nearly dead nothing
can save in that great State The powerful eloquent
and convincing voice of Senator Allen has been heard
from quarter of tho State TO the other it has pcne-
raed into the strong tortresses of Whggery and
PEELED Federalism to quail and vanish before it. Co.
lionel Richard NJ. Johnson too has been there not
with certificates of his bravery his pocket but upon
his body. The Wings very long faces of late
they begin TO trembe for Ohio. If they lose that
State they may untune their harp. If Shannon is
elected Governor all their hopes is blasted If they
succeed in electing Corwin, they will have something
to boast ofuntl November, when their doom will be
sealed. Finally say friends be ofgood cheer,
Ohio will be faithful to the of Democracy, and
Martin Van Buren,.
VIRGINIA.
Virginia is rgh-her vote will be recorded for Mar
tin Van Buren,. The news from the Eastern part OF
the State cheering. The Sub Treasury law has
been looked into and become popular. The Army
Bll-the "negro testimony, and all the Federal
frauds has been duly exposed, and Democracy on its
march 10 the field Of victory. Virginia dd-ne-
can and never will vote for Federal candidate
for the Presidency. Smith of Culpeper has met the
renegade Rves in the East, and endorsed this knight
of "Castle Hill In his wailings of DISAPPOINTING Mt
he ventured TO the Nnrhwest.-H Hardly had he landed
on our shores when he met BY Thompson, who
compelled him to strike his coors and sail back
Again he ven;ured to the Valley, but there too he was
defeated The eloquent Mcdowell of Rockbrdgn
plucked him of his plume. The Southwest was his
last rayiug point, but alas defeat awaited him in eve
~ quarter. There the Hon. G. w. Hopkins shvered
his lance, and he is rowing about like wounded
Tiger-seeking whom he can devour.
Brooke county IS sound-sound as a trout for Van
Burensound for majority Of 300 at least for the lit
tie Dutchmsn
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WINGS OF rur souTH REJOICE.

Vermont has gone against tn" Administration by
TEN THOUSAND majority She has spoken with
loud voice agains, the principles that have governed
Martin Van Buren,. in his administration of the govern
ment-his opposition 10 National Bank-his oppnsi-
ton to the schemes of the Abolon'stshis opposition
10 Tariff designed to benefit class at The expense
of another-his opposition the principles of Conso-
lidaton-these have scaled his fate in Vermont-and
Whggery is triumphant! Rejoice Rejoice !! Wings
Of the South Reioice!!,
WINGS OF THE SOUTH REJOICE
The notorion, Aboli,ionist Shade Of Vermont 10 rs.
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POETRY.
(Frcm The .4lj' ny .7rgnS.
IrErrRSD\'s DEATH BED.


JEFFERSON'S DEATH BED.
rosc who surrounded IN. death hrd Of Mr. Jefferson rcpo
,, IN The few short intervals trnm that occurred is mn
I,n.,d IN the age Revolution lie ialkcd
hros.u sentences Committees oi safely ana I'VE. res
% o which he imagined In be stu IN action 81
f m cNIanl,fions was TIC CcmHttse 10 "e Q" '
aHard."-WIRT.
..Sa, calm thy troubled soul, beloved sage,
Thy country j. past the arr a'hiM
And dreadful, struggle Of that trying age; .
She smiles nj Des!rin's wish 10 hi'h-
Tn, Patrach spoke, though FAINT, distihct anu SLOW,
Bdra lse Commitise-6d them fateh tse Joe.
Yes we will warn them, for his piercing eye
Stl,s nw him linz, when his troops wlthureW;
IIc E.lt his pressnce the council highs
Aud trrarl, 'ru.S "a and tvrants hearts he knew
Whn sought through liamions ingenious plan,
TO fN their yoke upon the neck vi man.
He mrt them there, and brought 10 open day
he CUnninn : IN dark seciuSnn born,
The Fuuduig :sysrm's mask he tore away,
and held il writhin2 IN IN" public sc"ri-
Vel knew the battle ceased not with that hour,
For wealth pride, and pride Will last Tor power.
We wi no rcvC OF Jefferson,
Newho SIN love the cause That he cS1ohscd,
We " ln Would cherish what his hrtnneSs won,
Il, warned hr vigilani aud he aroused
To meet the foe that has SiD"prd 10 win,
And think, To crawl 10 power 10y cUurn. sin.
Arm r,r the contest. In the field youi find
The purse proud bg"t and the cr,nslng SLAVE,
The WHY denasoruc and 2raut bind,
The office holding and the cnnv'c' Nnavr,
All leagugd the of Fl, edom 10 rciaTi-
..W.nS ms Committee NJ on Their GUARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

nIBIC SALE-W he Suli NJ the residence "t thu late WI
liam Jesse deceased the county of AidlcScN, Thurs
d,y the 1871, II fair otherwise, the hr- tar
day thereafter and valuable collection ni huisthh ant
kitchen furniture pa;t OF several pieces 81 't'sI
~ m,u,I r!,rk beds BEDDING, caTprnG, and
harness. pair carriage horses three work hG>H, work oven
ri catrlr hogs hcc, c"n>tr iaDlr quantity ~ Ia
nI brandy farming TOOLS the oi fodder, and variety O;
irr r:iclS siI months credit Wal NJ allowed ior all puta
- .a! exceed dollars, Tor that amount, ana ai UNDER
cash viii he required Bonds with approved >"cnsy, WI h.
uulrrd before he property delivered. NARY = JESSE,
Administrative Of William Jesse, dee asr&.
Nilti,s,, C.otr,v
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Just pubiished ami far soie by J. WARRock,
The Virginia and North Carolina Almanac,


(AIIILATED by D,yIp RI,tEso> uf Louisa comfy, Va
y containing addition the Astronomical Calculations, t
Congress and Legislature 81 Virginia
uf Virginia aud North Carolina, The following
VIII statement, showing what uf Stock "wmrdhy tht
stat" al virginia Banks ami MIA, of Dvi
dtni Ia. received by ir state IN" stock Ia july
l~l inclusive official. and. Tor Information worth ten times In
amount The Almanac. C-mic Song, NuilH. E,c
dn-Jn Scialkrns Three WiShr-inr- viewing the cul
If parni-FapI- ri Man, iy iadvl.'t him
moro rarlrr'~ -, s Widowed Dargter-Iirw
collcc, 'r- ll,r >icu and Stmdcnifhc Grey Mare j. Tin
better :r.~.-iInla j. ~:jl: an Evergreen &c. sc.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

y. D.,
W graduate al the University al Pennsylvania and TtOM-
e. MLLI>GTOS from London, respectfully that
will, the 1t nf October $40, Establishment
WILLIAMSBURG Virginia, Apolhecaes Druggists, Booksellers,
Dealers Goods. All and other
tionary required the College will be sold The prices
the other Of virginia. Ply sicians' prescriptions
stock uf the Medicines and
Drugs will bc constantly hand They will import
books, from Europe direct with The greatest
expedition having already opened correspondence with London
Liverpool aud Paris and hope hy moderate charges
10 business, 10 obtain share OF public patronage.
sept II 3j-wf5D
JAMES ". RAWLINGS, .7OrHy LTr will pinctu-
ally 10 all business entrusted hi care counties Of
Sp0t-ylvanla. Louisa and Orange
Residence Spotts!lvan Courthouse.
Srnfl
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE. .,,
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from the GER
manuafacory Of NuSS. CLARK, New York, elrsal'
plain Piano Fortes possessing the latest Improvement
delioacy of touch and of tone, peculiar :" ~
nufacture. ,,n.,s
Also, large assortment Of Musical Instruments, ana VIZ
Merchandise in general j., -.
Piano Fortes repaired, tuned, let hire, and taken :"
change.
CHEAP MUSIC. ,,.
The largest collection OF Music offered for sas
State may selected from, the OF the sabcFos
enabled sell Philadelphia and New foS
and retail prices - ,e,,.,
Those purchasing 10 sell again will be furnished uP'"
terms than they find elsewhere in the State ,.,np
Piano Fort, and MuSe s.crt oggc''i< "f 81 =. !.
Aug Is
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Hmm ,Lc Odio Statesman.

We have given proof after proof of Harrsnns black
cockadesm, until can longer doubt, they ever
did This is well understood by the old blue light
Hartford Conventinnsts and they are allying TO the
| contest with than their usual ardor-backed as
they always have been by the British spectators and
bankers. British principles and British money, and old
Federal leaders, doing their worst to overthrow
american Democracy. We copy the following from the
Nashville Union:
HARRIsox's BLACK CocEADE FrDERAIrsM-Be-
yond all doubt cavil has already been established
by unimpeached and unimpeachabie testimony, that
Gen Harrison supported the administration of old Jno.
Adams and wore the black cockadc as the distinguish
ing badge of the Federal party So plain and conclu-
sivc the evidence already before the public that il
IS scarcely necessary to summon any more witnesses
but we cannot refrain from adding TO the list Of aft
davts the following, which we find in the Galatin
Union:
TyREEs SPRINGS, Sumner Co,
August 90, lS40. !
hereby certify that as Sheriff, attending court
at Harrodsburc, in Kentucky and saw Gen William
Henry Harrison, the present Wing candidate for Pre-
sident ofthe United States, come into that town in
company with Mr.. Humphrey Marshall, then lately
elected to Congress, both wearing black cockades in
their hats. This being thing to me, | inquired
Of General, then Major, Adair what the meaning
of these badges, and learned from him that black
cockade was the badge Of the Federal party.
EDMUND TURPIN
We certify that any statement made by the above
named Edmund Turpin is entirely worthy of belief
His veracty We have ever believed 10 unimpeachabl
He has resided here for many years, and has had
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
,ho rosncct and confidence of all his acquaintance:
:. 'He '''P'0' '''' ANDREW McGLOTIlLlN.
ITFT' Y ""'
H. VI. CRYER.
,u,,,st Of. $40

August 20, I-IU. .:I -, l,,;-
,,ta - have confidence in Mr.. Turpins averment-
oven f,hrv are uuacquanted with Mr. T. and Mt
ucC.I,,blin both of whom men OF truth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

The following is an extract of letter from Morgan
town, dated 9TH of September, lcio: an J.,
evans majority over Harrison, IN '''s county VIZ
as large as in l-3G. ,., ..,. min
Mr.. NrwuAx:-Ata muster at W.odma"son $, a"o"'
Ms ~, az s. Cairsvile, Monday, the lItn, a
rrnnos;,;on was made 10 three companies present, tha'
all those friendly 10 the election OF Martin an narr",
should step three PAGES IN w. w and i
companies 10 stepped forward LOT al D''''''
remained for Harrison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

Since the Introduction "t Ii@ Cr'hf"d m'dcWn INTO ~
Stlt, several eminent ph -tcla> have closely examined "
might correspond wa. IL taiulIpas.
the result drurc ri ihrr prejudice against paen np,'
has been drrIdrdly III IL favor For instance they had ~
experience and study, that the uaCut,.
OF the human system, and that If any medicine '".
brought immediately thereon of sufficient power
without exciting, and thereby causing relapse, bd' i
pnrabr might be corrected. The discovery such
-idrfaun, however, event rather Ia bs hoped iiln
pCirt, the medium desired of the most prrsr '
Tor If it, in!ucnc, failed L. obtain certain cA"u could
effect the required yiapr and beyond would ,
Thus NiFry 'mciue of iaanlniiuty the 'Im,'r n it
Barty DcCoCtoo al French File" a1d the Flowers OF haEu
too powerful. IN their operations, while huraN, aFn"ftt
and other usual receipts, sufficiently snnuiaibg
have nothing than slightly effect winch Isa'
simple. Hence the 81 Cordial appear, Ia" ih
~ thing "a long s"ugat for, a II l. It's peculiar and very
property Ia InvIgurate without either initau. Urrff-
lapse, that brings the system proper d" action @
leave" II thcrc.-whe nj! other medicine. rccommeiedi -
either failed 10 accomplish the grfr->afy I'll
else impaired false and unh'aug NIc0r, which, from -
even too powerful FOR successful result iu hci l'r1'
left the principles II acted upon dsbthr it
The luCina Cordial !, also ndubiahlC cure Tor ir '
and for the fluor ilbI; also for the IHConi.rrnr 81
the involuntary di.carg" thereof 1t Is ikrws,r i"'
and unTivacd m"dirine Of Chrome ETHini- 60 "
skin, and in the dropsical affections Of the aged.
This highly important medicine l. Tor sale hy J"hh
Iuderweli NJ. IN Liberty 81. New York 1harl~' H.
No "a Chestnut street, Phladtl?ha and IA Baliln" W ~
and Atkinson, John NJ lauqur and e.. H. yrT, ~ N"'
City, by Tobias Watkins and Charlie, S'n;;, "rnr-'iN
burg hy Bneg, Thomas ANA Dnpuy. Ro--rr ana j'n'' "
Norfolk by NJ. A. Santos and b. Emerson, ~ Iiail!.',.
Iaroaa, by liav!laud, lIarraI aud Ega by J"hn
No IS, Poydrts street, New Orleans
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~ IL NrON LAW SCt1Di.-Ilr session Of hi:
- Will the goth ui November next, and
2Jlli al March -SuIng !: !. desirable that every student
ok~ used it
Chiy Enrh stone, with Baron Fields AnaL sis Truckers Com
m"uiTip, til, last edition, WITH an AnaiisS io;haN> Digest
stephen Pleading: 1T vol Of chti, Padng III vol
Law Evidence, and Francis NaNms u Equity
Those design attend and who have not already
him. requested Ia communicate their mt un To the sub
.crlEr letter 10Th ii November.
Fee Tor the course $50, payable III advancc.
LUCAS r. THOMSON.
Angus; !, iSin .f-WIauN
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WAsHIxGTox Sept. II, 1870
Gentlemen: have received your letter propoundlns
TO me several questions upon public subjects, and assur
ing that they not put for the purpose OF unirend
lv criticism, but from desire to have my own
views the subjects referred TO.
In reply TO your first and last questions, send you
copy of letter recently addressed to several citizens oil
Elizabeth City county, Va, in which you will find the
information You desire.
| In answer to your second question | send you
statement otmy entire in the New York Con-
venton upon the subject Of the elective franchise IL
pTcparedby my friends at Albany having 10
the best means of information, of their own accord
without previous communication with me- and published
under their SIGNATURES Upon careful examination
Of this document, find II contains and fair cx.
position ofmy in the Convention upon the SUBJ
ice, referred t., and send it 10 you such
Your remaining question is whether sam in favor
Of reducing the standard If wages"
No, comprchcmdn. precisely The idea you desire 10
convey bv the 'thc standard Of wages it will be
necessary order TO meet your wishes fully that
should give my general views on his branch of your
enquiry.
The labor Of an industrious man is in my Judgment,
only adequately rewarded, when his wages, together
with the assistance of those members OF his family,
from whom assistance may reasonably be require q.
will enable him 10 provide comfortably for himself
and them, to educate his children, and lay up suil
cnt for the casualties Of life and c of advanced
age.
To accomplish these objects, il is necessary that the
pay of the laborer should bear Just proportion to the
prices of the necessarcs and comforts of life; and all
attempts depress them below this equitable standard
my opinion at war as well with the dictates OF
humanity, with sound and rational policy. LET
10 Itself, and free from the bgh,ing influence Of par
tal legislation, monopolies, congregaied wealth. anc
interested combinations, the compensation of labor
will always preserve this salutary relation is only
when the natural order Of society disturbed By one
or other OF these causes that the wages of labor be-
come inadequate
The people of the L. S may be truly denominacd
nation Of laborers. vast proportion of them live by
the sweat Of their brow, and the continued exercise of
persevering industry 1t was with proper regard L
this condition. that the system Of Government under
which they live was originally devised 1t should.
therefore, in my opinion, be always administered a,
to insure to Them far possible, just and adequate
reward for their exertions, well full enjoyment
of the fruits Of their industry.
In the distribution of wealth resulting from the union
Of labor and capital it il too often the ease that un
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CANCER, cAycrR,. CANCER :.

~ n BENJAMIN H. ANDERSON, oilers H. a..
~ friends aud public, III. uv"cra'c and
disease. l. kiS confidence IN hS mode
nrrt ;la no charge viii BE- mad. unless lie performed,
immediately Ia" atd
uuud lyuchburc. by WAY al Gainesville anh w, E-sgu
CuurlU,.r Nib, below the latter pi. Letter
dressed Eldrdgr p o.. buckingham County, Va, post
paid, viii meet with prompt attention.
IAN.