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I'd. In causing the standard Of comfort 10 be
higher than the circumstances Of the country war
rant, thus promoting extravaganza among all cIas-
SEES.
Sd. In leading us into many aboratve enter
prscs, both public and private, The railroads of
illinois are examples of the former; every man S
own experience will supply him with examples OF
the latter.
4lh. In causing anallifcinl distribution of credit
taking it from The pldoding farmer, the Iabolous
mechanic, and the careful merchant, and beslow-
ing it on wild spectators in land. stocks, mcr-
chandlSe.
9TH. In causing eternal huctuating in prices,-
such ilUctuaiun as converts commerce into mere
gambling, and makes success in any enterprise,
mercantile, manufacturing, OF agricultural, depend
far II ore on good luck than on industry, or skill.
9Th In dcprwlhs multiludcs Of men of employ
mcnt, us is done by every great bank revision.
1ll. en- dcrangng all the natural relations of
land, labor and capital; nothing now being ell TO
the natural laws Of trade, but every thing being
controlled by little cliques of bank directors.
If we never had paper money bank, the
wealth of the country would have been twice as
great as it is Many individuals, we know, have
been enriched by the eudal system,by wars which
have impoyished their compatrots, by pIIacIes on
the high seas, and by other forms of injustice
We are very far from chasing the members Of our
Lanking interest with these evil doors. We be-
icve them to be as respectabeus the great body OF
their ncighhors. We war NOT with the men but
with The system. AnG we unhes'alngly pronounce
the system to be one which diminishes the wealth
of the community; and which, if it cnrlch!s some
men does so only by impoyerishing others.
~ y. Nor. POST
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14
TOWN MEETINGS!
All RIGHT so Far! SKIES BRIG lit,
BETTER AND BETTER!.

Ben IE.ik ~ - BEl Ek.
The town meetings which TOOK place on Mon
day, are sure Indication that the public pulse beats
healthy. We publish list of the elections so iar
as they are received and they show about The same
result as lact year, when the Wings said they were
beaten to death by bad weather, as the storms of
heaven did not descend alike on demccra, and fed
cralist, But there is no such excuse this year.
We had fine weather, and what is more the wings
attempted Il secret movement in order to take our
friends by surprise. The result shows the Demo-
Gratis strong and triumphant. There are fewer
changes than we have ever known--the democrats
preserving their strength unbrohcn. Of the few
changes that have been made, we believe we have
gained more than we lost, though the wings said
we carried more towns last year than we ever
could again. Bnt Whisgcry is a "gone coon" in
Connecticut. Autographed circulars, hard cider,
AMI live coons can't help them. The Democrats
have done well--gorousy-- nnd satisfied the
wings that they must rise earlier, work later, and
show more honest cause if they wish to make
any stand here UdjL'ord Con. Times.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14
TEMPERANCE LECTURES.

Mn HYDE, whose address and place Of abode
NAV be learned from the card below, will lecture
on the subject of Temperance, Hest MI, San-
derson's school house, in Bridgwaier, in the af-
,ernoon of neat Sa6baih, (,he l6h) and, also, in
The rHoge at 6 o'clock--or early candle light.
We ad'ise all 10 attend. Mr. Hyde Is one Of the
most interesting lecturers. lie has well earned
the most honorable title, Il. D., having since his
Rctormaiioa, (about ten months siuce,) address
ed more than fire hundrcH assemblies, and OBJ
tanned more than thirty MouSaad signatures,
Ills lectures here, were admirable, His cxpe-
renco is very interesting, his arguments sound his
anecdotes exhausiIess. Ills services cannot be
ovcrrted The following is his card: RS.
NORTHERN HOTEL
AND TEMPERANCE BOARDING HOUSE,
Saratoga Springs,
Ono door north OF Chancellor Walwor,h's and
opposite the grove in Broadway, by
ALONZO HYDE.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14

Ycliow FGrcr.-Th admissions Of patients
sick of this disease into the hospitals at New Orleans
on the 2Sth ulno were 81, deaths I, discharged
lG The number of cases would appear to be on
the increase, though it is not feared that the cpl
dcmc will rage with the usual virolcuce, owing to
the latcncss Of the season.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14
"STILL ONWARD FLOWS TIE UNPAUS
ING TIUE.n

Baltimore, i0yiuciblc Baltimore has spoken;
and we have the proud satisfaction of again re-
cordmg her vote in favor of the democratic cause.
The victory is the more complete, in consequence
of the day and night cNcrlons of our opponents,
SANDER and ai,rhooG, deception and cunning,
were dealt ont with an unsparing hand tariff and
all manner Of hun,hug wcle used TO distract and
divide; hut the democratic plaanN has breasted the
torrent and the banner waves in proud triumph
over the odd citHIe;' that same old coon is laid
out straight.
"Not sound wns heard, NORA hGrlCidcr note
A. oil for salt river they hurri,d
No Whg bawlod ont u farewell shout
For they looked most coulounlcdly llurrh."
In Baltimore city, the average democratic ma
jorily ON the five delegates elected is 1876.
Baltimore county, average democratic majority
on the five delegates elected, 91G,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14

We have received from the office Of the .Ncir
IT0rH, II copy Of LIEBrG's AGRICULTURAL
CuEMIsRHY. Price % cents Five copies for $ i.
This iSa work of incstinnblc value to every class
of our citizens, but more especially to Farmers and
Galdncrs. II is is issued in double number Of
the new world, in beautiful octave form, and
sent, at Newspaper postage, throughout the coun.
try. and it would be well for every farmer 10
have copy in his possession. We learn by the
preface, that the nature Of the work is to devcope
in Il manner correspondent to the present state of
10 The present state of science. the fundamental
principles Of Chemistry in general, and the laws of
Organic Chemistry in particular, in their applica-
lions 10 Agriculture and Physiology; to the causes
Of fermentation, decay, and pntrcGlciion; 10 the
yinous and nccious lamentations, and to nutrilca-
ton. The conversion of woody fibre into wood
and mineral coal the nature of poisons, contagious
and miasms, end the causes Of their action on the
living organism, have been calculated in their
chemical relations
Terms, s i6 per hundred, and in proportion for
% copies. Address orders post paid, 10 j. Win
chester, 30 ann ST. N. T.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14

Ore of tire wings elected is gain for that par
ty. There is, therefore, u net democratic gain Of
2 senators. Somerset County, which elects the iG-
naming Senator, il to be heard from II was last
year wing.
The House Of delegates, rs far as heard hom,
stands 10 dem to 81 wing. Last year, it stood
II dem, to 81 Wing, which shows loss Of one.
Is delegates remain to be heard from The Bal
lniorc RcpuIicGa says; "1hc counties TO be heard
from are wh., hu, should we receive one member
from either, ofwhich there is some probability, we
we shall have majority on joint ballot"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14

The WASP, is the title Of new democratic pa.
per just stated in Worcester Ms, by j. Whiting,
We hope it will give whiggcry, and all enemies Of
equal tights, death sting in the old Bay State.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14
From lie y l. uoniog po,i ofOcL 10,

MARYLAND nLrCTIoN.-ihcSc Senate consists
Of q members The lrrnrs of : expired with the
last session, aud their successors were elected last
Wednesday, OF those who held over, MAE are
Nhlgs aud five democrats.
It is now known that three democrats have been
elected to The Senate each Of whom il Democrat
c gnin, uni the saue number Of wings have been
chosen. ] he result may be stated us follows
Hon, n hiy
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14

Mr. L. II. PoSs, of Boston, gentleman who
brings with him abundant testimony Of his repuia-
ton as lecturer on the science Of phrenology
ia now giving course Of lectures in this village.
lie will deliver his second lecture this friday
evening, at the rniversnst Chapel, when all inie-
rested in the subject. will have an opportunity Of
Judging Of lis merits; as Mr. Pons seems 10 be well
verscd in the science Of which he treats.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14

Mr Wcbsicr's speech AT. Fanuel Hall will be
found ia this weeks paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-01
GARDEN SEED,

WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
WHOLESALE A>p RETAIL.
NATURALIZATION Globe
.hNfAk i1tS--Gant % Dutch
haNsice and SHALL Luna, Scarlet Runners, Red cram
Nip IL iNS-Eirly China Early Yellow. PARIS six weeks,
"5 i - i.tl1 !" enc, Red narrow Early Mohawk ma
II-ily Blood Ts,n!p Rooied. yellow do, Long Booo'
'I t AMI Whsc French, Sugar, Manecl Wurzcl
nkhOll-PHfr!e and White ,
.lGHA;E-Eay York, Large York, Early susaroai, 40
tf-ca i- Bler>ea Fiat Dutch, Brnmhead, Large Bcagen,
"iam ,; savoy. Green Cur!ed savoy, Red Dutch
,s ~ ~ Low ER-Etfiy aud Late
rE' Sset.S SPROUTS
.1LEGf-Hhitc Solid
HREo!-Lons Orange Long Scarlet, Early Horn, Altering
csE>S-cuei rcrpergrass
H. NsE!-Eaty France Early Cluster, Long Green Cher
CORN Eav Su-,r rarv ,rpsra-ora
r;rulN E-Grcen Cured
E,G Plant
AaLE-irceu Curied Scotch, Rape
large Sco,eh
r srccERoyel White Head, Ice, Brown Dutch, Early
Ns,tt sll,>ia. White and Green Coss
~ hS MEloN-Fncsi kinds
W. ,AS.I.ecn Citron, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
M AGh-Whl,c Medicinal aud Brown
~ A.Slstr skin. yellow Dutch Early Red .
on Blue rnssian Dwarf Marrowfat, Bishops Dwarf Pro
0SR,-
ssLtrnfEG-Cayenae and Squas!
pt,nnsHtP-i.nng White, ;urnsey Dutch
,,aESLEl-Fi,s Curled
p.,EARD-CG,niated for Taris
lSl-Lonr Scarlet, Short Top, Long Salmon, Whit
sly, led Turna, aek Spanish
sr,%i l-Or Vegetable Oyster
eGA>-Early Bash, Orange VARIED, Yellow Crook Neck
T,.mnAio-large Red and Yellow .
M RRNlr-whe Flat Dutch, Red TOP, Large English, Nor
'i =, Rnta Baga
MtnL DH anu Ds hD TJIIJAM pAINgR
Fsb.e. 94--,s
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III. ~ REPRESENTATIVE,

Sir have this moment received you:s OF the l,li
inst and hasten h reply iar rs can - the qgea-
tons propoundsd IN relation 10 the Of tic
Nucaon party Of South Caralal an l. ti!c charges
brought ssa.l;st you by Mr. ~. " Johnston
III The tame tli,se transactions took place wa not
an actor upon tie political stage, and Cannot claim
10 myself the hoaor Of having been contcr.al ,vit
Ire private views Of many .: thr leading Of
party. Of having taken very actl?e part IN n.
polsl of that day. a!thouga MT - Ode sc.t.
laor or an inactive cb.ef.er of passing events l
claim be OF that party, and did via, could 10 81.
tam what | conceived 10 be rs true pr:ncp!te.--
But, in doing 50, Il certainly struck my mnt.
that was aiding the designs ri mtn, Of par'r,
who were in favor Of dissolution 81 the Union.
thought, them as DO now, that hat party yiHiica
ting The true principles Of the Constitutions that those
principles conservative, and not destructive II the
Union /: and that the Union itself second in m.
portancc oniy 10 constitutional liberty. If tbs III:
doctrine Of disunion, then, perhaps ma, te termed
dlsunlonls.. But ! was Meo, and would be aoto very
unwilling 10 yield III my attachment 10 the Union t.
Mr. Johnston, any otirr person. ! have not the
certificate Of Mr. Johnston at this time before me- and
shall therefore not undertake 10 say any Ting IN reia
ton to his general statements, having read only once
but shall cpnne myseitio some oil the charges, as set
forth in your letter.
You state that he says, in effect "that (yonl
in the habit ofinterchanging opinions with the Nuh.
callon party Of South Catoina.' Ofths fact know
nothing, having beard It alleged before. nave
hea'u u aiisG'u ''''' w. 'e'' 't'' 0 pm pc
the people OF Virginia, upon the tire grounds as con-
ceived that they conservative Of, and not de-
structive 10, tie Inon.
As to the charge, 'ha. when your services were De.
sired as writer Tor tie Southern Rcs'w, It was re.
ported among yoar close friends IN South Carolina,
ihut you went beyond NuiIifcatian, ana vas cisu
nionist determined 10 devote youc future 10 ihft
cause can on!y say that heard il, or any
thing else that would give the eas, confirmation arg
such report or rumor.
AS to the claim you say Mr. Johnson SETS up II h.
wing been avour tour) confidential organ, ,rill ony
remark that this riaim ~ 10 me-; and simply ac6
that if he was the conhdentla. organ If any party
which was in favor Of dissolution Of the Union, 4
was not of the party to which J belonged: nor dad
ever understand dsunon be tie doctrine Of any p"f
ton of the Notification party party. IN South "a
rolina. Yours, respectfully,
Hon A. P. U7sHr..
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CABINET MaKiNGhe Subscribers RESPECTFULLY announce
friends and the public land the friends OF The late
Robert Paor. business heretofore conducted unGer Tue
m poare Murray Roper stil continued n the old stand
Governor street under the in part for the beneft
n Mrs P- They hand elegant collection Of Fur
tlr of eir manufacture, which they will warrant and
prices sGtahlr 10 the tines
rNuER lklNG-They aso inform the pahc they still give
lcsf attention Undertaking. and will, heretofore at
ea 70 la. aa ii the win ronptnes and despatch
WILLIAM MURRAY,
BENZ W. ROPER,
srrrrips Pcrtsers IF tie firm 81 Poore Murray Roper.
Ian II 16-oaw2m
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MATHEMATICS TOOLS AND MaTERlAlS-WatcI-
w makers be furnished with all kinds Of Tools and Mate
rails AT the subscribers comprsn.hes of the various
kinds used BY the trade bench vices vices hand vices ham
blow pipes drivers pyars cun. npaers, screw
collets, drill stocks, breaches handles. Also, all kinds
watch glasses consisting Of anette, patent fla; aud pan main
springs cocks and Watches watch da Jewels for levers
hooks watch oil chains gold and r'i
watch hands second hands wezers, steel wire, scales and
weights etc {. GENSET, opposite ;ts Bel 1arern
Jan - s2-lf
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WADDi THOMPSON,
The Hon. y 7. Ursnrn.
,y,sur.crn~ Feb l3 1870

NAsulSGTn", Feb. l3, 1Si2.
Sir received yours II lie Iii inst last night and
in answer It's inquiries, have only say that bift.
IL read Mr.. Jolnstons "cettllcaic, appended e. Nj
Bolts statement when i first appeared. have 10
copy ot Il ~ ne, and, attaching 70 Il but lte import,
ancc, II has made 10 impression upon my msnt.
In reply your general questions take .rca; pea
sure in SAVING, that a, tune desired and expect
ed you 10 be the Editor Of .on,hefa Review and
always looked with PRIDE to your intellectual endow-
menis as great acquisition 10 our and rs pri-
cples; but never heard j. suggested before tina,
you was 4 "dlsnnonisi.
We always considered State interposton, IN somc
FORM necessary substitute, ~ constitutions!
federacy, for the old appeal 10 force IN our contest
we supposed tia where independent States had en-.
tered INTO compact, and political questions arose, in
,oving the vital principles Of the compact ITSELF the
States might lnepcse, and arrest what nnconst.
tu,iona until the tribunal which alone could alter and
amend the instrument should give final judgmen,
upon The matters III issue.
We always drew doctrines from the Virginia fe-
solutions Of l7Jc and firmly believed them u lie con
servnve Of thr Constitution and Of the Union.
You say Mr.. Johnston claims 10 have been your
confidential organ" Such profession - rrG,cGlcus
never heard Ct hm confidential organ be
fore.
have the honor to be very respectfully Your obcl.
enl servant, +. ". flChENS.
Hon. A. +. Ursmrn,
!Seeretaryot TIC .Iarv, U,!shtnetoH.
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NpriCE-rursuan decree fhe Circuit superior Court
y Chanccr the OF southampton, and
san II yir.na directed, hearing date November !.
ri 70 advertise IN the Richmond EaqriSet aud
~ National lnesenccr published i'll Washington that
~ i fund fcs.aisus under The eonol Of tie court, das
i i ri w.ia. lhos Reeves, lisa ]. Wade and wife
m t. Reeves sterling Reeves. Sterling c. Wnslow, Ridley Por
~ Porter Porter and Charlotte Porter, aud they
e>;e 10 forward aud receive the decrc-d y
mem respectively and conpi, with the conditions OF The oie'
IN .tr,l:ian Members Of Congress- i'll whose district those
a. reStI VIII co-r favor their constituents by giving
:Hell the earliest attenuation EDND. BUTTS.
n.,.,,..r ii lSii Eq-tf
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ny THOMAS RITCHIE.
Tern. Of the Richmond Enquirer.

.TAe acarsr pssSea ;ares ceek the session
- Sa:s b s>dgt and e;ee 1eel daring the rest Of s year
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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Il, dues Office he RENTED mail, in good and
r Bank notes the risk Of the Editor; tse postage % al
I ,.y Pau 5s Hriirrs.rhe postage OF single letter
rlr- the writer II Is the accumulation oi
ii N extensive business, which operates serious tax
nan Tie Edito,.)
Nhver pay Tor nine papers, annually shall have the
"''' TERMS or ADVERTISING.
n square lines less, first insertion - cents; FOR
- eonnRuauce. 50 cents
r. distance mus. be accompanied with the advance
- >etis references 70 insure execution.
i,>r whose aiyeIis.ns amount Ia SoO annnm.
,ef MI made and Ia $50. of 10 cent.
~ 4, O,i-je> aud Marriages from the country, whenever
hau!wrliG.IS NJ tli> "ics, must he anthem
,ri ~ otc Postmaster III the neig6urhond.
-. wi, be ,.aSed. every measure, that has
npo>tonS and GuIzes has proved hereto
puatlinr-We must, therefore, insist such upon
Communication h-as certified hs the nj tie Postmaster
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r, IssoIJrTIoN Partnership entity formed hey cen
HUDSON Cff1NlS,;, Dcafi.ts, ihis day
! hv mutual consent Il. y. HUDSON,
| - +. u. CHEWING
n~rPN HUDSON wing purchased DR.. 90 swnncs inter
in Office offers hprucsslonal fvirra % the czcns Of
Richmond the p;h1crncfa'y. lie may Ne found few
doors below ENclanesauk, ~ MAJ street.
a., expect be ahe this CT h' ~aer PM OF the
present year. and take ccepeasnrc IN &C." ndng Dr. nd
sun 10 MY friends and the tic as an ed ma skliu
Nh ~ Paw m
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I AND FOR SALE.-This Land lies THE county OF Cia'
- ; Wlrork creek, adjacent tile lands o. PR Jas
glln Mn. Green John MARSHALL abo,; three or
r of Maysvr the county sent,l very n"nrshine
hundred vel! adapted 10 10
0 ani grain crops hundred Of creek and
aeh hats with good improvements, aud an excellent Manu-
occurring Mill hIil ample and nsver'iaillns
,-ra There are mineral s?:nss on this land, one Of
c Is the strongest perhaps This side Of the mountains also
nan hllck lead rne. arn be dug out
hn lwo surface 70. health, convenience and good
rv no place better situated The natural adrana
+, II he mineral springs mentioned, would make II
ii ~, most desirable places Virginia. If improved
ycfy long credit viii he given 10 the purchaser.
ISAAC READ
n.r fl-tf
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! T. AlAt ERRn, iIroESEY A Law, havnc located him
~ ., ,o'nnhls, Mississippi viii promptly aud carefully
sh'i-r a BUSINESS entrusted To hun.
tN'IS,a;i ". BARTON, HIachescr, In: John Hart
William Green. C"peper c. H.; Lewis H. WI
tal!of, Ri.llo.s
f'h.t' 95-2am6m
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In the attempt which made - revive the South
ern Review, never suspected, or heard Il minated
by any person, Of design advocate through ITS
pages dissolution Of the Union. II such had been
It's object It would have fixed the charge Of disunion
upon many ct the purest and best patriots Of the land
It's object was purely literary, TO be devoted 10 the de-
ience Of Southern interests and Southern Institutions.
! know nothing Of your expected conneSlon with
that Review, except from rumor that you 10 30
one OF the writer's Tor il. The "Chnreson Mercury
was the princpal and confidential organ Of the Milf.
cation party; and 10 lis columns with confidence
ier Tor the character IT the principles Of that party,
and defy liz enemies opponents point u 4 single
paragraph III that print advocating disunon.
am respectfully, your obcd;ent servant.
WM. BUTLER.
Hon. A. L. Upsura
WAsnNcrox, Feb u, 1912.
DEAE SIR: avail myself o. the first moment az my
command 10 reply 10 the questions which you propoG ID
70 me IN your note Of yesterday | am glad Of the
por,unity wisch afforded Of ynd,ca,rng the p1r
c'pies and p"rp-Srs 81 rea and patriotic party, WITT
r:an u was. and stu IS ;ic nghes: PRIDE 10 nagc bcet
associated THIS pleasure VII IT, enhanced = wat
NAV shy shall he 81 service 10 one why when
torrent ct ignorant prejudice sweeping that
party, had tie moral courage - stand p ana yindc &c
Their principles, anG who dld with unsurPass, ~
ability
To yonr first question, answer, hat from the ~
ginning 10 the end Of the Notification controversy.
IN the habit of lht fnes, and most confidential
communication with nearly all the leading men Of The
patty by letters, IN prvac consultations and caucur,
and that with one single exception, never heard J.
sentiment Of unrenGness 10 the mon uttered or ~
tmacd. But on The contrary, the constant decla-r-
ton Of the utmost devotion Ia that non and sctt.d
option (lowcver mistaken il nav brenl that the
greatest guarantee foe lis pcrpetury was 10 De found
the -sc"gniiion IT our principles There may have
been individuals Of tho party ho thought dissolution
ofihr Union .scessablr, en- only say that never
me, with such an one confidently assert that there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-01

Observation-Disclosures the Of Mary Ann Hay ME,
deceased two Mary Ann copprdse me Of the county
Of Northumberland Neina hath been granted by the court
of said county TO the subscriber and after Of debts there
remains in his hands small surplus, subject 10 distribution
among the Of kin Of The deceased. All persons, therefore
entitled distributes, hereby notified 10 come forward,
delay prepared establish their claims such,
their respective proportions. and 10 execute reinding
bonds according law Addesshe subscriber postage padl
Master Commissioner ydnor, eathsre Northmber
land county, Virginia, for any information desired
CYRUS tOPPEDfsE,
Administrator Of Mary Ann IIaynie, decchsed.
Nnr,hnrnherlan nd cnnnir. LII. Ii gl-iylw
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DoYNh PARRISH III thanks his friends and Gus
~ dick liberal patronage and hopes will be
Niel 70 ne finn. lie respectfully requests, that all per-
M indebted u him w forward and discharge the same
f ta \ possible" i i wish close his individual hu-
stae-, iHlrdattriv
Jan.
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VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, RtcHMo~p FrB 9Th, leia.
- resolution atogtr hy the General Assembly oi
ID Virginia. the i'h day February, si do hereby give
persons claims Of Virginia ur
Revolutionary land bonny Ser heirs assigns rresr, te
for adjustment hUoie HE lst day nf March, ls5 such
shall thereafter he aud held he VOID,
except claims at such officers and soldiers returned 10
the Board Of War the Close VI the entitled land bounty
s. H. PARKER, Reg. l.. Orcc.
Feb If
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Parrish having associated himself
= 20 t>ut- Thomas l.. E-aziey. the business WI IN tai
tr r lil a. rudr, firm OF PARRISH ( BEAZLEf, At
- o'd stiai. ~ Cary ,;,cct