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ton according TO his ancient pnciples-lhe great prn
ciples of tue Republican party. But the position oil
Mr.. john c. Spencer and his introduction INTO the
Cabinet, calculated 10 produce some attention, and
no little anxiety. Mr. Spencer is man OF taicnts-
lie has been opposed TO National Bank; ana we nope
he continues true TO the principles which he aV"wcd
in 1872 upon that institution, when he moved against
the Old Bank in the House OF Representatives, But
Mr.. S has been recently associated with the worst po
lltical school in New York-wth Governor Seward,
and The notorious Stale Printer, Weeda man, who is
dstrused and despised by every man, who knows any
thing about him, this side the rotothac ms man
(hr Weed had inst echoed The ciainor ct the Wing
Congress Address against Mr.. Tyler; but upon the
appointment Of three Wing fosimasters III The State
OF New York he changed his Tone and came out with
this startling declaration, as above "Bm the work has
been EaaIg commenced, and we hope To see IL com
Melted What work? What is il that is said in this
iarron 10 be "Gaa'y commenced and which he hope.
10 see compicted? Is il the work of 'pr0serption oi
opnion 8 sake" Is il the removal Of Poslmastcrs
other officers in New York, who honest and ca
pable Ind faithful to the Constitution order to sa
tisfy the hungry nav OF "grcedy expectanis If MIR
Spencer seeks TO have any hand in this work-if sin
gle honest and capable officer in New York is TO be
crificed for the purpose of gratifying hungry Of
flee hunter; # he seeks 10 propate the Federal Wings
bv such policy, earnestly and most respectfully
conure Mr.. Tyler to inierpose his Feto-and to
from the rage of prescription. For one Wing, whom
Mr. Spencer would secure 10 the Administration by
snch course, he would lose The support of hundred
Democrats But the public attention is awak ened
to Mr. Spenccr's movements. OF all meas, Mr. Ty
ers should he called To II. Forewarned again, fore
armed. Mr. Tyler must well see the con
sequences of this lndscrn'nate prescription, that ne
must lay his in;erdict upon Mr.. Spencer-and cheek
the SPOTS hunting rapacIty Of the rabd breed. We
wish NJ" to say any thing more upon this subject, un
less il lie neeessary-We could not reconcile It to our
Ill IN
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CU-H.TU.tI CIILU
rprrNE COUNTY

~ .
A. n meeting OF the Democratic Republican party,
held Al Greene Court House, Stanarcsve, On Tie
10Th Of September, ls4l that being Court day 10 OK
press their opinions relative 10 the measures nnGer con-
,,dcratoD and those that have passed ny me
If the United States Captain James SINS was called
and Captain Thornton was appointed Secretary TO tins
meeting. The meeting beng thus orsanze', u was
addressed al considerable length by William H. aI'S
and sinclair Kirtley, Esqrs and Tie following Pre-
ambie and Resolutions were offered by William H.
Mills which were unanimously adopted
Believing il is the right and duty OF the people 10
assemble often in their primary capacity aho 10 9"
press their sentiments and feelings relative TO 'nei
representatives. in Congress, who are hrif agents eey
and unreservedly, and TO use all tier vigilance 10 AZ
rest the evil tendencies Of their Government, when
,h, Governmen nj bcpins 10 disregard the wishes Of the
,sopc and prooer limitation preserved rights secured
to us in the Federal Constitution, and show an nd'er-
ence to cur general welfare ard when we ptho'u a
disposition Of agents to violate ana maze
on our Constitution, which is the corner stone OF ,e
fabric of this mighty Republc and disposition 10 as
,fo,rj The vested RIGHTS Of tie States freedom end
trust would be but other names Tor tyranny al"
ism were We the people, to be silent ana su'lss.'
whilst such chains are forging around us anu lul " 70
our hole aim 10 preserve inrolae Tue oohst.uo"
cordinp 10 its literal sense in which II "as adop'eo y"
the States and that each State should preserve '"c
powers no, Welded to the General Government KNOW
IN that "Gover,ment not TO be Strengthened ny a
assumption of doubtful powers, bot by wise ara eef
getic execution of those which are inconies'ibe.
we believe Bank Of the United States uncons' ~,
,ional, no matter under what garo II may assume
want no effort made TO eyade The want OF constitutional
rover. 10 promote The snccels of a party who once
called themselves Frderalis,s once National hepno-
cans. now Wings. Once they had United States
Bank Now they want another with The same primer,
Piles, bu, with new name, tie "fiscal Corporation;
We believe that every question ought 10 be critically
tested by the Constitution, 10 avoid any Inc sgh'es'
innovations upon its sacred principles How dege.
nerate is that sp;sit of liberty when il abandons Its
principles and falls into the doctrines ofiAttnd'nanan,
ISM on The one side, and consolidaonlsm on the o'he.
Nor will yield TO the argument OF necessity lot 'ae
a. INSTITUTION Nor will We substitute The District OF
Columbia for the nation, and doing there, what the
Constitution does no, to be done a! another
ulace. And for the permanency and durab lily Of oo'
Republic must often advert to the TAR letter Of our
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THE TWO DOCUMENTS.
M caAoun's Speeeh-and NJ. Rheu's Later

Mr. Caihoun'S Speech-nnd Mr.. Rh6u Later.
We recommend these two very interesting papers
which We publish to-day, 10 the readers careful nten
ton. Mr. Rheu takes a general view Of the mlschiev
Gus measures of the Wings during thesa,e Session
MIR. Cahoun's mastery speech is confined TO the DIS
tributon law II groups together all the powerful ob
jectons to that i'll advised measu'e-and what Demo
crat can read it, without pledging himself to expungt
the Law from the statute book? No wonder, that MIR
Benton should denounce il in the following indignant
and eloquent terms
81 .corn the bill. scout its Wanted popularity
detest it. Nor can conceive OF an object more pitt
able and contemplate than that OF The demagogue
haranrunr for votes and exhibiting his tables OF dol
lars and acres in order TO show each voter or each
State how much money they will be able 10 obtsn
from the Treasury by this Land Bill # passed Such
haranguing and such exhibition, is the address oil I'M
pudence and knavery supposed ignorance meanness
and folly 1t is treating the people as .pey mess
penny wise and pound foolish and still more mean
Than foolish. Why the land revenue, after deducinS
the expenses ffarly divided among the people, wou!o
not exceed niaepeuce head per annum' II Ia''y o''
vded among the States it would not supersede ABOVE
ninepence per snnum Of taxation upon tae uh"s VI
the population The day for land sales has gone
by. The sales for this year QS4l) do not exceed
million and half Of dollars, which would no'
leave more than q million for acknowledgement
among sixteen millions Of people, would oe ust ioui
pence half penny Virginia money per heaa.a ~
in New York. and picayune in LOUISIANA! "a. W.
millions 1t would be ninepence IN Virginia pc, Heao
equivalent to levy in New York, and bit IN Lou's'
ana precisely the amount which, in specie t,mes'
gentleman gives TO a negro boy for holding his horse
minute at The door, And for this miserable do't-this
subdivision of shilling-a York shilling
can The demagogue suppose that the people ore oase
enough to violate their Constitution mean enough -
surrender the defence Of their country, and STUPID
rough TO be taxed their coffee, tea salt, sugar. mo
lasses coats hats Blankets shoes, shirts, and every
article of comfort, decency necessity, which they
eat, drink or wear; which they stand, Sleep s
or lie -
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Hh;g UestfrR Coarention-The Cincinnati Gazette
has started the idea Of Wing Convention tnn. all the
Western States TO he held At Louisville or Cincinnati,
about The Ist Of November. The Wheeling Gazette
seconds Tie proposition /, is 10 be Clay Concern
dcs gned emb"dy aud convey 10 the President, tie
opinion Of Tie great West" upon The subject .: VA.
,ona Bank) sand upon the Of the Veto
power" We are told, that "whcn together, the great
Wing party the West can enihndy their views "p'n
National Affairs in language that cannot ii to reach
both the Excculv. and Legislative ear, a. Washington,
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- edmond SEMTSAkY.-Thc Undersigned, whose name
Ia lad iuns associated with thr above named hs,i
ton his former ocrHpat"n u sufficient n
Der Of pupils shat. have entered 18th day u october
lie think enter INTO III taIS, hrn9Wci
a cntitle him confidence
ia prom q wlil he Of little avail.
ri.ronkin. The Srhon VIII hr prast !"
enter puiI, with Ne.s Lancaster Dcphy 70. without ris
1trm-it lie rate -i1y dollars for the session u ten
months ~, able half Yearly III advance
= s" W ~ " WM BuEkL.
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way things have been conducted by The man of their
choosing that to some what vulgar phtasc
they don't which eend g"cs foremost and we
should not wonder il moi half Of them went to the
polls Now this is childish Absolute ninnyism."-
The Herald is notwithstanding for sticking by The ship
no matter "who may be their choice 10 command her
for the next four years; and while they are look
ahead the future, take to establish their presen.
asccndancy"--A drscouraging prospect enough, since
they cannot shead Capt Tyler!
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1rEDIcAL COLLEGE INfiRH iEY.-Thc public arr m
III formed that, 1T day uf October, Patterns
abons dI-eae Ut kj CONTIGUOUS, VIII b. al
m.,rd io the IL the EcmoLi Medical College,
tnr following rates. o. MI:
Wae Patients a S wers, For any period not exceeding
T,lred do. ats. d. weeks.
ror any period exceeding - weeks The charges VII! "
duc- dollar per week every In rsr cIGrs II!
included board Nursing, medicine medical aLd suf.a @
tendance surgical operations 10 charges ua,C
H. at, rendered Il the !n,tl;u.ton
The Coli lnaiify ili. been iiee dpti
winch neatly tunGci piuent- base rcn ain'ir
u;n IT, treated su.i,ai diseases. Whist -
accommodate asulLc tile u Eichm" aHi
immediate niiy, the q. oi1S-rs Vi de-
10 tie generally 1t offers ~,
vantage treatment II chrome diseases particularly 81
require surg cal oprflt"Hs
rs amer Johnson Tie Surgeons, and Ds CL,H.
Boannan and Chlmbtly Physicians 10 tlr iHtGary Eu 4
durn. stated mr tui Tie pa'icai hi. friends
Any them whom he may prefer 10 attend h.
The faculty called IN consultation ~;
nut IN additional chaf"r 10 tie ,alirnt.
The wards for III" Int and cuord patients distinct aEi
separate we'll t!o-r for the male aud ienal patients
SEPT ST
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noyp. TUESDAY. OCTOBER ), 1871.

"a. Eaig Central Couni,es Of Hassaehuset,s--Ths
Of the Wing party and its duties nj the pre-
f;t in IL recommends concialon among friends. for
-. The President. and support of his Administrations
r., nat have "A Wing President who intends to
M ,m..lf with Wing advisers and to conduct his ADM
'. noon ;yhis principles, and until his shall prove
hc entitled Ia the support Of Wing People =
;tr-ss signed by forty among the most DISTINGUISHED
rJtc.ns in Massachusetts,, among whom we rermgnize
II Geo Ashmun, late Speaker OF the House OF Repre-
2. , n,ar ~ J. Eipre
b,re not seen this Expose Of the Webster Wings
.u,s.,shusetts-bu, one thing however is certain,
go; MIR TYLER should please them on "Hhg prtaet-
-. 10 cannot please the Democracy of the Union
e,.s'itan principles. He cannn, ride both sides 81
srnr Ii he tries to sit upon both stools, he must
i, Tween both of them. Or, if we may still further
49, II. Slncho privilege of provcrb quotation, u he
!, carry water on both shoulders, he will br
soehea by both buckets.--But the Wing Convention
Massachusetts, mast either he deceived BY IFS hopes,
3rceying the Public Mr.. Tyler can never sub
,a :, their favorite notion Of a National Bank, or
N,enal Corporation. He has already declared nus ue-
,,.n,na,ion to give to his country Republican Admit
.,rs,ion. or perish with his principles 1t ne were TO
,,ntan his Old Republican States Rights principles,
l. mus; perish The Wings Of New England, with y.
Webster al their head, canno, save hun. For our own
,,- we are willing, until we are better ADVISED ny
mis- 10 give him "a little generous confidence. =
M f he should unfortunately take the counsel OF hrs
.y,,r advisers aud onduct has Administration upon
rb, nr,rcples" he must forfeit the confidence oil the
p,uj,ican Party. They will no. abandon their prin-
ripss for mortal They go for measures not men
HI, practical triumph of the great measures and prnc''
Is. Of Democracy ever, and now, more than eeer'
i, polar star and the leading objects Of their party
~ are bat subordinate objects in the matter Snch
NE decided purpose Of the Democratic Party in Old
t-nia more than eyer-as IL is in Pennsylvania and
yy York-n all the South, and in all the North, and
!, Al the West Let Mr. Tyler be assured, that he can
not unite the Wings of Massachusetts, and tier prin'
c,ss with the Democrats Of Virginia and Their prn'
caes The broad distinction is, Federalists or Repun'
Leans 4 lalitudnuus strict construction OF the
Constitution: The scheme OF third party an idle CHI
-,e-,, ridiculous abstraction indeed. fle must come
/, sc this idea in the same light as we do; and the
Wa,s of Massachusetts,, TO the contrary now'thsand'
~, sc are told, by Correspondent. in Washington
ia. III is plain Mr.. Tyler intends TO administer The
G.rernment ON Republican principles So be II
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We beg leave TO c,ll the public attention to the two
advertisements in this day piper, touching the open.
inn of the Medical College in this cty-and The condi-
ton Of the Inmcry which is connected with ha, In
sfifutinn
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Red Sulphur Springs, Va Sept. a,th, 1911

mnay f,r tiG,aion 81 vcung aErs, IN kt'i"nd =
inulane"u,iy .,hh that propnscd - Viz bfhc as-" VIII lf
,riuar in ,lr alr teachers VIII r rnGa.tt
and intends d'vonS her best energies
ii. respect, y submits 70 TIE pun
lie her claims q Consideration as 4 traoitr
Term, IN. same o.hrr respectable Institutions
rupIs NAV entered with Messrs. Lancaster DENLY To-
~, - Sit
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common Institutions and 10 fnist principles and inter.
pref ihem fathers did, who oiled, fought, brd,
aud died for their common country. We view with
alarm the haste Congress made upon the many mea-
surrs before II, and The nndsgused efforts IN both
branches Of Congress TO cut nh and prevent discus.
SION. lhey were measures, too, which excited our
Tears, aud from "hich apprshendpd consequences
the most disastrous 10 The countryside hill disthutnI
10 The States The Proceeds of the Public Lands and the
hlll char'ering National Fiscal Corporation, aud the
Bankrupt bill, which, in lis tendency, will make tie
rich richer, the poor poorer.
ErS0ired, hrr.torc the of This meeting
That Fiscal Corporation for the United Sta,es is moi
only unconstitutional but nexpedlent and DANCE ros
TO the Liberties OF tie country and tlat f John Tyler
the President, had vetoed passage (aderinr 10
his former prlncples,) ne would have perjured him
SELF and would have been just object for the exccra
tons at a mighty and vIrluous people.
: Rrsoircd, That give hnmble thanks 10
President Tyler for not giving his signature to the
sad Fiscal Corporation bl-forgetting party but in
the hour of need not forgetting his country.
J. Resoistd, That would do all in our power TO
repeal any Bank bill for the w. States under whatever
name, phrase shape if such had finally passed up.
on
q. Hso'rtd, That We renew the pledge Of our
tors TO maintain and defend the principles forth in
1 the Declaration of Independence.
. htSoirtd That Congress had right to pass q
o''i - distribute the proceeds of The public lands,
assume the State debts; and the Of any such
power, would be plbe violation Of the rights OF the
o'ates, ana dangerous encroachnen upon The l,ber.
lies Of the people.
p. Reso'rsd That the Extra Session of Congress
was nncard tor, by the wants Of the people, and dan.
ser"ns and expensive, md that the donation BY
The widow Of General William Henry Harrison, late
President Of tie United States, and the donation for
his funeral is waste Of tn public money, and nnwar-
anlrd ny any precedent, II not palpabe violation Of
the Constitution.
Z hs"'red, That the mission Of lie Attorney. &c.
neral, Mr.. Crt;enarn, to l.ockport IN the State Of
View York, was improper and Illegal as it vas no, en-
hracrd IN The law which passed in l1-o, creatng
lie office of Attorney General, whose duty Il shall be-
says the SAID Jaw 10 prosecute and conduct al suits in
| the Supreme Court, III which the United Suites hall
BE- concerned, and 10 give his adricc and opinion upon
questions Of law, when required by the President .!
the United States or when requested by any of The
heads Of Department, touching any matters that may
concern their Departments
| On motion, made and seconded, il was Ersoired
uGenjmonsiy, That these Proceedings be published IN
the Jefrrsonian Republican, in the town Of Charloes
VILE, and i'll The Richmond Enquirer
JAMES SIMS, Chairman
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ALMASACMs for 1912.

.Ia.t ty5is;,i apd FIR so's By J. BHRROCR,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA aLMdNACk
for year 1912, calculated b. d. Richardson's q Louis
county, Virginia, Containing IN the late cas IT virginia
showing the population Of zach c tbs four srea! divisions Of Ia
State, &C., Sc. h.s u
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TnonAs THoavroy, Secretary.
TAZESELL COUNTY.

TAIESEt.L COT My.
Alta meeting Of Democratic Republicans at Taze
vel! Court. House, the Isl day of September ISL
being court day, motion, Col. John B. George VA
appointed Chairman, and George w. G.. Browne Sc
crc'ary.
The meeting addressed ut some length by Capt
john B. Floyd; who, after closing his remarks sub
united the following resolution; which, being second
ed, unanimously adopted
Resored, That The thanks of the country due &
John Tyler Pr sdent Of the u ) for his rmncss and
patriotism in placing Lis veto upon the charter Tor
5 Bank By that act, he has rescued the country from
tile inevitable ruin winch an irresponsible monied cor
para,ion must sooner or later have afflicted uPon IT,
On notion, Resoircd, That copy If the proceed
ings If this meeting bc forwarded Ly the SECRETARY IL
The Hon George W. liorkin., our Representative in
Congress, and also FIR publication 10 tie Editors Of hr
Richmond Enquirer, Wylhc Journal, and Abingdon
States R'ghlsman.
On notion, heSo'red, That This meeting adjourn sire
die.
JOHN T. GEORGE, Chairman.
GEO. ". G. BROWNE, Srrrc'ary.
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We requested 70 state, that The Ladies OF Iio'-
son Parish intend hold Fair iG the Masonic Hall n
Curdsvr, Buckingham county, on Saturday the 10Th
inst. We are sais;-d that all true ChcyaicTs, whu
are convenient 10 the Arena VIII obey tie call on
the first sound Of the trumpet.
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Il Institution wiH commence, snai, tie r-t N"ndi ~
November AMI Gti ,.r .ir-t at Nirch by
H. l.. .ranan, ~. H. Professor Hawilrr, and the Dr.
ii Nomoa and Ihiilr, II.
John Cucn, ". y rtoor Of Thcor: and Practice of We
.!,inc
H. ". Chambeayne, ~ D. Professor II Ma;cria Mcta and
lrr,n.
l"s Johnson, =; D., Professor Aaaotl, and III! -oo.y
!. l.. Warner, VI. y rsptrss.r oi surgery
:. NJn.nl, " H. H. i.s.ur III Chemistry agd Pharmacy.
i.,l u! hc ctlycrr iay rs ~ Ire Professors, yrr.
lhc Professor II Chemistry, m, vii Lecture io"r um.- !
ne,k clinical Lectures Nil ~ delivered ihc C!r"'
pi. Iuiid.a= 1T! Tie College,
each GHiicn Naturr. In iLr fsD'entis
week. Is Professor Iuaabcathc, AMI ~ the lms i!i
inCc Professor l"n-nnhf y! oi n;ch ugI1ft
ni VIII r,oG the Student L. witness Southern Diseases
eqIaiisd any Mh,r".
The this Institution vii y. IL future So 20 each q V"
Professors Fur Clinical Ii,ktts tfe VIII be chifer.
Board ni5y h. ul,n,d &; tgp - ~ g per wceSa..
GLIDING Tie eAa charges III fuel, .n and servant h a.
WAYS made at Moth cheap cheaper tian II can t.
obtained, Of equal quality. ihefr.
AuG L. WARNER, u. D., Dean g'Me Faulty.
~, ;3-t!S
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gsAMrDEN SIDNEY coLLEGE-lhc N.n'cr .es,.an =
This Institution " u commence Tie IL aay u No.'ns
the i'h "Wednesday ~ Apu ftfnwh..
The Faculty II TIL cgr, ";ih tier several department. ."
William Maxwell President, Professor Of Moral Philosophy
&c, &C.
Benjamin II Ewrl, Professor of Mathematics.
Daniel Ca!dner foisssor u Material Philosophy All Che
mstty.
The coer.r II instruction occupies four years 80:
Tie III" !a,lG,n and Sophomore AZ -. y
"a aud ''.eeH iia:a,-e- WI. y. .'t,lsa
ed with thea' Aniin';'e, Algebra and Geometry N ~ -
branches
matc', Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry ,neuInc noif
subjects connected with IT. is;onomy, Geology ara
Botany.
the Senior year Msnia! Philosophy Mai
Philosophy, ,nendns y. T. licences Z '!r'"ni's ,h u"
Eesidcs .,s cla,a, co,eo English
occupy thec and embracing all Tie same -'AGa- -"
To en,,r coe:r a. il-mfer TIE c'man class ~ ~
plcan tcsi,- lond moral chafao mus, have ~
Der acquaintance with tic maroe: q ~ nsish '
cation a. competent edge ii 'e Latin anG rrtk
ynars II not ihu> qualified, he may b.
STUDENT and fitted u JON the ola as rc'
bic.
s,aieu co'lrre may Join any higher class for
wlish he i rro,r'iy prerar ..
of Tie Ieenia eonr,rs pursue sf '''ie- ,rr
Farett, gu.r!as sLal indicate, and Tie Faculty SHAH A.
ne discipline College literal AZ tic sare ..
sufficiently s;rs' rs gentle aud aefha as possible bu. a"c!
Mn.h!% o 4 the general tspoImsnt al.;cnes mi
ecs forwarded 70 teis III and guardians, a
every uionh.
The expenses Of ac-boarl, SEQ tuition 81: rom
cGi, So deposit, So hire, 81 75h Us, able
MOSES u. hoGE, Clers an. Eaeahs.
Oct 5 iJ-a ~
rJ,o THE rUg!ic-Tlc subscriber having constantly IN
hand IN Petersburg aud Richmond. large and wen iftJ
stock tneariy ii number 81 tie very tc flANOfoaifS
male ~ ais coGE;ry and beng disposed /" . them rl The
nc liberal terms that csrd p"ssItlg lc asked by
even ihe nat ,c0u he hrss eaye ihu.e
want OF Pianos the importance of giving him al least trial
Of
losing, ana probability thai they would b- c,ea;,
gamers IL fat would he Int pcpcneiuent positive
purcIase hc iir, INSTRUMENT whatever until
they could have opportunity ot testing The quality
ane, which unsurpassed. es:alrd, siand Amer.
have scld nearly three hundred Of these Piano.
years w...1n selling bad and hold bound
hack exchange any instrument which, pechance might po.e
deirc:e.
Holding a have eoEr. tie opinion, ii \
single BAD PaEn word occasion -uch !ss u Confidence
could ~; be afterwards repaired y the sale OF hundred good
o"es well be expected :!i sai particular to hat
s)ft .; Instruments sind n T. +. NASH Ie.,r.1Arg "a
~ Hy Pianos az - u !nd 10 great variety al j. ". RA v
poLfh < W > IN R.tknienc. T., T.. y.
| hassi 33-.if
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IT, We understood that Judge L psur has not yet
rendered his resignation to the Ex"cu,y"-and consc-
qucny tia, appointment has as jet been made Of a
Judge for Tie third Circuit.
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The Norfolk Herald calculates a sound thrashng
for the Wings at the approaching State elections
Poor fellows! they are 30 down in the mouth at the
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Sriaforial Election N Mt UNcdfny Dtstrief
The Wings having got into snar between Colonel
Kelly Of ONO, uni Mr. Campbell Of Brooke, have split
their differences and nominated in the Convention Of
the 27tt ut Col John par.loli of Marshall county az
their canGlcaie-Thc Democrats have taken up Mr..
A Newman Oh Marshall, IS Anir candlGale.