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Which is ~ We first incline one opinion, then the
other. II che a"er les calculated impress It the
former; f H De BE- r,oy Comet more impress sign
in the Heavens hoe been exhibited ot tho earliest records
Of history 10 abuse feelings Of pride and elevate our
conceptions Of the Fir and tlc Eternal Great Cause.
Comes from the infancy Of the world have struck the
immense majority Of mankind with supcruuous teuors.
Thcriery n.s-ucaming through tho Heavens have
come the reasoning Of common good sense aud religious
faith added i hrs been universally supposed by the y
gar that they porsutOus Of change and that they
rod their fiery tails, "War, Pe.euco and Famine" The
Philosopher and the Christian know oIl this to be mere
supcr-ttsn, and s and will s.t, quietly under tc
iat4n OF Comet. r f ho SUM- end the Moon shed only
their accustomed, and less woudrous light His Nh.
heHatics who cacu1ol r things before he beginning of
Time 'iuc liable respecting Comet, re-
speeding the regular members Ut ihc solar system
He make ms1kr, and Comet the Elrihs
orbit transit, may boz assured that the Earth will
then be- she the death Of julius Cr-or go,
and IN 1871 at the opposite extremity Of her uaok round
the Sun.
Still they extremely impressive and 40 doubt were
intended ~ be- so-ampug iuuumorb.o other reasons, 10
convince of bis dependent and helpless state and ~
safety him Of the existence of some .uprma power
which, in the unmaguabo depths Of uncrcotcd existence.
ruled creation. Thus far hey fall 10 with the sch,uc Of
Providence, and sauia, Of bic appointed
% make man wonder acknowledge and adore.
Bot fear beyond this supof-uuous uninioocn.
a brutal and base. We called upon and admire,
that may render Supreme Power b. just tribute Of
dong praise; but called upon ~ be- afrId, to
trcmbIc {, be in bodily fear any more than every
day, az seeing the rise in 5 accustomed place. and n
tuning herself the order and implicitly oboy ing
which God, the Creator prescribed at drL
Strange It wiIl sound, there very nany whom the
fool Miller has infected with his supcruuon-C husuaus
too! Alas what Christians Even poor sinners like us
have faith than 70 believe that that has been revealed
&, Miller, which "noi he Angels, the Son. but the ia.
Their only knew II disgrace to the intellectual and
christian improvement d the American People. that nb
surd piece Of folly and mpJus, should have taken
such hold Of the public mind,
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have tsksa quarters TOT the winter the Place Pen
dome, aud try to be comfortable possible. Luckily,
English and gaining ground rapidly,
end quarter OF century benee. hope TO ENJOY,
in Pans, the Injuries OF good fires, solid furniture,
curpced floors and desert dinners. lou know look
France rs some century behind England In ciNi
zaton, (he practical par though such opinion
here would probable be enough send To Chanon.
Eve Joined tor the winter circc," they call their
club; English luxury this by the way, composed chiefly
OF the FaubOErg ~ Geraia folks. where isvcy COM
Portable and where. during the season, from Christmas 10
June, they give dinners said be the best In Paris.
anxious to thcm for the living generally, may be divd
ed the expensive indifferent and the cheap
w getting plain and good dinner in Enaand-a
becsieak something OF the kisultcd to an invads
mach. Wcrc It not for mutton chops should BE- sorcy
puzzled. I've tired the Paais Royd restaurafers from
francs upwards; doTRrdrds it's not very safe To lest
should meet cye OF newt aud toe OF frog in the dish
""othcr night waited an hour in the queue to see Mile
Rachel She certainly by far the best I've
what pity her genius cabncd, cribbcd, confined by tho
fettcrs OF French and French tragedy She would
have shonc stage. As for the other theatres can't
but think the acting much Oyerated-have nothing
yet equal 10 Placide.
Great improvements are constantly in progress here
opening. half the city lighted with gas. tho
Hotel dc Vile enlarged, the Madeleine completed the
the Seine improved basins constructed; and
Louis Phppe's life prolonged years more Paris viii
be most magnificent CITY, Indeed, what is there
compare with the views from the Place de Ia Con-
eOrde in direction If it only had the green turf of
the London parks instead oi it, dust and mud, twcud be
peec but it's vain to look for thing veTdant in this
region.
MY travels this summer were not extensive From
Antwerp, whence wrote, crossed into Louvain and
Lege. Eastern Belgium, towards the frontier is the
ATercan looking country I've with in Europe the road
winding along valleys waered by mouutain streams, and
shut in by green hills spent couple of days AiN. and
week IN Cologne studying old churches, IN which that
city OF Jean Marie Farna aboundsa, least dozen Of the
old Byzantine or Roman style, pior - the Gothic. My
next move mp the Rhine, u little island whercon
stands turned into good hotel. and sur
rounded by the finest scenery the "the casei
crags ri Drachenie" besung by Byron, side and
the equally besung Roandsea the other; but as for
tural beauties, though like the Hudson, but faint
copy OF and the intelligent travellers who have
Highlands are forced the ineruw their
father Rhine" Hence steamed 1t into Holland and
spent fortnight great amusement IN that strange,
amphipious country had intended devote weeks
Thoughts remuicr and little visited provn-
cos getting advanced and the weather
unsettled; round by water from Rotterdam 10
Havre, and deposited Pans by the Messageries
ROyalos the 9Th October"
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Bu-Ling6am Rouie.
Sane. W,lsrr. E.i.

We convinced that did he mail contractors ON
n route undc.gn,d injustice. The notice OF the change
Of days uaa riycD-buf INN eirepf Why by sticking IL
into tis mii.t 81 nn old advertisement boz lc Coup.,E
equivalent o. NrrJs 81 hanging up bis laws L.g ft
the People could not reach Thorn n order o Rood them. This
the CONTRACTOR fault but b fault somowhro
and rather wor-e ihau faultNobojy will u course
loos int, old advertisement Tor now arrangements Of
the mails.
We beg leave % suggest O. tho POET Office Department
and tho Contractor that when they about - cary
effect ohangcs which affect the comfort, and convenience
aud inrr,. NJ many, they oughtn, 10 do BE- in
Slsiapt,qi u.ta merely Htorul compliance wih the Inv
Unnecessary! form Of compliance t1t wl really convey
% the Public the ipormatOn ntcnded 10 be- given, and
which they afe ouudcd haye. On such occasions,
editorial noto would always be- choofuly supplied without
price, and ti would better tl1n any advertisements
To nnIuncc important ch1ngos n the day. 0i the dopar-
ture aud arrivals Of mIil' in sicreoyP"i advertisement
tho otter page ~ newspaper n another FEAST Of
the Birmccides Nobody informed by u, nobody got
any substantial vands Of the Arabian binder
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pIsrTS NIN ANIA


tameeting u portion o tho Wing party Of the county
OF fylNans, at the Court House thereof oa Monday the
sOh Instant TO take into consideration the proprey OF
n"ung Convention composed OF delegates from the Con
ges,ohal District oi Halifax Pittsylvonis Fankn Henry
su a'ek TO assemble at said PtSyiraaiI Court House
on Monday the first day OF March Court next Tor the pur.
PS 81 nominating suitable whg candidate to represent
District IA the House of Representatives Of the o. s.
~ ".Suon' MAY. David H. Clarke. requested TO take
"s OnsI, ana Iho-; Grasiy, To act Secretary.
was hesored, That the counties of Halifax
rtankh Henry and Patrick be rcSpsc fully requested 40
nu 70 meet such may be appointed by TIM.
county at the Court House Of this county on An. third
day IN March next TO determine ON some ntonc, mi n,
son 10 represent this District the next Congress. of The NJ
States. ON's'eNH W "e "
he'ored, That the following persons be ANIMATED dl
Sv. 10 represent this county in said Convsntion viz,
"nmeh Z. install, Thomas Z. Atkinson. Thoa Cr,.,y
Ian'er, Banis,er!Andorson. William T. Terry Floyi
Nun, Joseph H. Anderson, Samuel Berger Richard r
-, WILL wn 'ohn T.. Adams David G. Ward William C. Crr,
", " w L. fannil, Thompson Robertson A H. Moor
L, mn'. ID. Rogers. WIN. III. Payne Walter Fizy.,.IJ
S Sn i,cnet,, Seorge Wilson, WIN. H. Dummy IcS,,L,n
N N rth'n Dickinson, John r Beavers DAVID R,
lawn s n Sisfke George ii. Gilmer Thomas = Jon.s -
"a Oiathe' Jas H. Pondexter, William A An,hon,, ia
Na,er' Nawiey w. Carter and DIR. Lynch Dillard >
ne'orea' nat 'eorgc III. Gilmer lame. l.
wiuiam IA Anthony, and James Carter n. .n,a.,.I ,
COMMITTEE to prepare convenient no use for the
OF said Convention wv s'''o'onoh
hesoired, That the foregoing proceedinp, bc ,,,,L
mond Wing. DAVID II cIeAPR a Tu nleh'
TnoNAs grassy Sec'ry
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In tins city, ct the residence of her son Mr. w;,, Z,
,yn' on saturday, the 4th instant Mrs. FEAScrs AI,xs
~. Tue S year oi her age. She became m.mler AZ ,h
ss' rIesbytenan Church. in Richmond on Tho ooh r
io-2 when the congregation was under the n,s,,
RAJ charge oil d. John A. Rice whose confidence AMI ,
uon she always enjoyed. Her beloved Pastor md snv
VI hef dear brothers and sisters Christ had gone bec
n'r 10 mat rest she now enjoys in Heaven Nrs Air.
was one OF those Christians, whose works. without m.
Importance OF pharisacal parade showed her filth dr
u'ui and aiiectionae son, and devoted law
aen the loss OF one whom it their pleasure "a Che
sn 10, hef many endearng qualities She was e.rmpnrv
III vi 'Ho domestic aud social relations most tender and
a"ee'onaic parent-a warm-hesre friend-a Kind AMI
'uusent instress-an excellent ncixhbor-exnansive ~,
o'heNo'.ncohborol IN her chariies-o sum mn ,ll in
lew words-sho illustrated the Christian virtues and
gaees IN her life and the close o her earthly
ne "hphed over Death in the hope of oyful resurTrc
uon III her last illness, which continued four d,v. .be
aP'Sseu hwiingncss TO die; and said .my work is done
a' a." her SurNvngfriends. OF approaching dcp,
- U ao'' IN the same spirit to say, "my work is done
= u'' PRAYER OF one who has known NIrs Allen well for
more than twenty years. ~ wv" w
Inc remains OF the deceased were taken fro,, tho raj
ue'e OF her son 10 the United Presbyterian Cbnch ~
wheh sue was beloved member, Mt IL O'Clock on Non
uay when an Impressive aud appropriate discourse , do
ered To large congregation Of her surviving brr,hcn
ana friends, by the Rev. A. d. Pollock Thoy were then
carried to the Now Burying Ground and inferred
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CHARLOTTE

AT meeting Of the Whg- OF Charlotte County, held at
the Court House the 9th of March, lS43 it being Court
day Capt. X. w. Gaines called the chair and d.
Comfort appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having stated the object of the meeting
to be the selection OF delegates and confer with
Others, the composing tins Congress
siunhl District the Of Farmye, tine Wednesday
neE next, rriuce Edward Court day, the following sen-
uemen were appointed, viz Thos B. Spencer, L. Bugg,
Charles ii. Robertson, Jno Edmunds, Jr, jos. Daniel
Hi'loy Mosley, Jno Sooke J. Morton, Daniel P Perkins
VIM c. Darlington, Jos. II. Wilson, Joel Watkins X.
w. Gaines, Joel Dupuy, 5. d. Morton, c. c. Hancock
VIM. Hanklns, Jno. Middleton, II. Carrington Ihos. r
Spencer, Alex. Spencer Thos. f. Watkins, X. q. Chap
rel, Tho. Edmunds, VIM. B. Green, a. a. Lyle, Tnos
Flournoy, Ii. ii. Marshall, d. Comfort, and Wiltshire
Cardwel.
RsSolred, That the Editor. Of the Richmond Whis and
Lynchbufg Vginian be- and they hereby requested
publish the proceedings of this meeting respective
pspers r. w. GAINES. Chairman.
ID. COMFORT, Secretary.
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LETTERs FRnM ABRnAD.

W. are Euniod with the opportunity Of presenting the
annexed desuory remarks Of intelligent and wcIn-
strucicd American traveller n Europe. We hope to give
more Of them.
Extract from letter recently yeeeieed from an Ameri.
gentleman IN Poris:
"Here | am, settled down in winter. quarters.
aud finding the winter days entirely short for te round
oi Lectures visiting, and the d.o occupations VI one kind
and another which t up time. have oil the sights
Of Paris thank Heaven! aud can rest awhile from that ,rk
some labor Ny last exploit in lint line attend the
French Academy the other day. II the seaac do re-
cSpt'n of Baron PisqIer, Chancellor Of France, and OIL
- p'uc1 friends made 81 point o. attend. Guilo with
h@ stern English or rather Scuth puritan face; Cousin. with
s sleek hair and -Iockcr features, Do Methodist plrsYu;
Filemain Dgchutr Martin du Nord in short a. th. CON
scnuHoi Victor Hugo very wcmudc fellow. with lc--
peihnc's Of feature, and snartloss boz his face than
dy else.
PssIu.ef- discourse was nothing wonderful. Mgnep.
reply Tine piece oi snowy writing, and very well deliver
Cd soon tho Chambers meet and $50 may expect warm
wors. When SEQ ihc miserable matenls Of which this
population nude 49,. cannot bu t,oi a my synplcson
le side Of the present ministry the strongest and there.
IoIci2 i'm, te best governments and u spite " tho ella.
NOR Z" the many shaded opposition, fancy GuilOt will re-.
I man ln ul Die M1I'.y chooses o. turn him out
~ hneheard some Distinguish, men ut the different Col.
Ro Rover Coard at the Eoois de Dr1i: O.fIa al the
's'i' % usdis'ne' DuWas N0rJoaas. Bnnquo and
'I' dumas coursc ON Chemistry is one of the most
rp',, %. p 'I'"a"i experiments and captivating the
remarkable Tor The length O, which Bee rarucs the doc
tnnr' q" Wopouions,-tUo arithmetic of science s, IA
'"N' 'ni oa'rcourse D. the more instructive of the two
Many ~ ihc cuiueut have p.i 40, loo, Ia. T,
J-i SUBJECT Of complaint that tlay ,g, ss afe and end
o. 'siy' - possible % do a o work al. tiey can
Tor their money WV" ~ '"'' '''
Literature seems to me exceedingly dull the best Of
me modern school, B1,zlc Sc have .sr,re, ,,.,is n
long 'ec' ana her latest works nte very Nd co. Euocn,
o9g story hss hysier'' de Paris fall Of slang murder
I"pgcIy' una " Disgusting incidents popular with man,
readers but will be forgotten by the time bs rcsc The G
chaPier George Sand is in most esteem Of an the e, ,,e
style" certainly for puer aud richer than any other
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CABELL.

Alta meeting Of portion Of tc voters Of Cabe county
held the Court House in Barboursviie, the 2Sh Of
February ls83 Col John Everett called u the chair
and F. G. L. Beuhing appointed Secretary.
The object OF this meeting having been explained by w
McCOmas, Esq, the following named gentlemen were mp
pointed delegates the Convention proposed 70 be held II
Charleston the 18th day OF March next select can
didaie represent the iith District IN the Congress
Joseph Gardner Sampson Saunders, Alba Reece, Bena
min Drown Allen McGinnIs, Charles l.. Rolf, Elisha Nc
COinls j.. John Everett, jr. and T. g.. l.. Beuhrng.
The following resolutions, on motion Of Wm. NcComas
Esq. were unanimously adopted
Rssorsd, Ina, George w. Summers, esq, be requested
to reconsider his determination, declining become can
ddae represent the psope Of this Congressional District
Resoired, That this meeting will all honorable
to promote his election provided lac shall consent become
a candidate.
On motion IL resolved that the proceedings this
meeting BE- published in the Kauawha Republican.
JOHN EVERETT, it,. Chm
+. q. BErHElNe fec'y.
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TO he WAiss OF !Norfoik Connfv.

portion Of Virginia misTeprosonted than you
are In fact YOU represented at al Col Watts pulls
way-Doctcr Tatcm another. Your voice and Just
weight in the Legislature. annihlated. II Col Watts
represents your political opinions, why give him col
league pasics his and reduces your
cntiyi II Doctor ratcm your Representative why
give him Whg colleague who ncuiralizcs his voice p
Either way, YOU stand unrcprcscrtcd.
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DIR. II. +. MINoR I:
JOHN c. BROWNE,
JOHN VI. FORBES,
LEWIS A. BOGGS.
SpnitsrIrnuin Ct. Honse. Mach 6. lsi3
Your. trnl

SpO;fsylrGnia CT. House, March 6, 1913.
GENTLEMEN I'll have the honor TO acknowledge the
coii OF your Kind favour Of to-day, Rpprsing OF my
nomination. by the Wing meeting this day held, their
candidate for in the Virginia Legislature.
cept Gcntemop, the nomination. with the veliest of
gratitude Tor this demonstration OF the confidence OF the
Wing party Of this county-and beg you say them
that every honorable effort will be used
the polls, and advance the great cause, and the great
principles Of the Wing party For the very atiCrng
IN which you, gentlemen, the organ Of that meeting
pleased make known s decision tender YOU the
sincere regard and high consideration OF your friend and
Obedient servant,
ii. +. MINOR
To Mcssrs. John c. Browne Lewis A. Boggs, John VI.
Forbes.
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THE unIrsE-sArIlRnAY.

The House. Saturday, made progress the Tax Bill
two lines aud settled Of y the dividends
of joint Stock incorporated Companies. After that nil
hands stand in attempting fix interest,
bonds, &c The difficulty get suitable and
teisabc terms express idea which seemed
have very clearly mind. The genius which
possesses the Chairman of Finance, invested Others and
after four five hours trial they adjourned from
bty TO give form and substanee iea, II they bad it.
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FAIRFAX.

The Wings OF this county have called n meeting for
March court send representatives the Waucnton Con-
grrssiona Convention. Let bcsecch them TO avail
themselves OF the occasion, select Wing candi.
date for the House Of Delegates aud emancpato the
Jcrty OF the county from that determined msrepresenn
ton here, under which they now suffer
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IMPROVED YEAST POW DERS,

For raising B9ekpheaf cakes, MaGHs &C.
GtOMnNNG economy and convenience having been used
great -nsction BY families Richmond we can rceonmci
tins article confidence We prepared larre quaint
fesh and properly labelled with DiEEUrIovs roR rsr
These Powders admirable substitute fr Yeast n niaki
all kinds NJ Batter Cakes and advantage aric
rendering The halter perfectly light md ready
slant they mirci Huckwhcat and cakes
with these Powders les likely disagree ronna
Than uose madr with yeast and Il requires
prerarc for making the possibility of having them
ureiy avoided
bEEcuoNsPut The contents n white and colDufed III
scerae vrsei AMI ani hail Fs n water n each
three quas ~ halter Than usual IN a1w Tor the
aud whche powders dissolved md when ready for hak
n dissolved powdcrsilen add the osr and
commence baking Immediately vifiou further sgitatd
Hair ofoach powder of 81 pnts n batter Prepared and
sale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON
Conner Main and Governor below the Rsgle rnsl
uth
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F. G. BEUHErSe, sec'y.

Messrs Editors win you inform your readers y,betb
er m the event Of the passage Of Mr. RandUPh special
Tax bill, the young old getting 25j dollars saary
wi have TO pay certain per cent, while the who get
$50 dollars viii pay nothing; zalare. have the
$3.50 dcducted such ought be the make the law
equal in IT, operations. A TAX PAYER
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HANOVER.

We understand that Cot White has retired from the Can
didacy for this County In him the Loco Foeoa lose the
strongest Of their party, and the whom the Wings
disked be under the necessity OF having beat
In fact they would like take Colonel White by the hand
politicnlly as they do socially
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1 THE TASrIYrRs will find the proceedings Of the Lee
ssa'ure more interesting than any thing say. The
body gets heavily along but thing plan-he ProrLE
must pay, by and heavy taxes legislative folly in
refusing the land money and legislative ideness staying
here near four months when four weeks would have
sttni.
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4 friend, WHO was roy bald last wick, writes;
"You may very safely recommend Mr.. Bachelor all
those who wigs toupcCs artist who
stands head Of his profession, New York, where
he has served the public for number ct years lie
features every thing himself, and consequently. will be
please all the ladies gentlemen, who will favor
HIM with a call professionally"
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Congressional District Of Norfolk, &c

The Wings of this District are requested TO assemble n,
SvrFcLS, the couuy of Nanscmond on the Both ns by
their Delegates nominate Wing candidate for the dis
trict
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SPRING STOCK.

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, BLACKING, CARPET
BAGS, &c.
WOULD respectfully inform the public gene
rally and my particularly have commenced
receiving stock ~ Boo Shoes Trunks Bckng Carpet
Bags, &C TO which invite their
duecinents IN cash customers will not mil To- please.
The following articles comprise a portion OF my stock
LADIES' WORK.
Ladies' fine dress Slippers very superior
Walking Shoes, DO do.
Caters and Cater Shoes
seai nd calfskin Shoes. very fine and superior
moroceo and Md Shoes, Buskins and Paris Ties
and Md Slippers, End 4th quarters
comprising a vcry stock a prices.
may added large stock Of leather Shoes aihe
slippers, Pumps and Walking Shoes Of all kinds
GENTLEMEN'S WORK
Pine dress Roots. calfssin and morocco A 40.
Stout cali Boots, ot walking aud dress. 4 No.2
Water proof Boot, very superior
Gcncnens hne calf ShDcs high quarter heels yamps
short walking Pumps. dress Pumps Brogan Shoe
aud slippers and poggcd Boots Al.o very large
Of calf Boots, from s1l 70 81.
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S WORK.
IN this department have very stock Of a kinds quale
prices AMI styles
Boys AND YOUTHS WORK
very large stock al kinds and qualities 10 which invite
pcfsOns foes look and satisfy ihem.clyc
any south n New York aud sh
dn 80 cther wt,sa,ir or retail. SAMUEL Pt7TNEY Il
Square below ruins u the Eagle and nearly opposite VIM Mitchell
level ry STORE
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To the Wing Voters OF the 7sh Congressional District conn.,
posed OF the Of York, Accomac, Northampton
Elizabeth City James City, Williamsburg, New Kent
thumberland.
The time is fast approaching when you will be called
upon elect represent you in the Con-
gces, and the District certain Wing, and elect
Wing thai man. III. \. Wisc who said Henry
Clay could be honoed b. electng him President
Office could add his fame, and ~ looking the Dis
tct sui;sbc person for the Wings elect or they
If they will, / have thought Of VINO ] think
get a better vote, would be acceptable than
HILL CARTER, Of Charles City. lie Is Wing, and
from principle. Gnd If elected to Congress- viii never
desert Wings and go that miserable being, John
Tyler, and why prefer Hill Carter over any other IN the
District he a native Of Charles City, i John Tyler
and it YOU select Hill Carter your candidate, think IL
4. Wise would get many votes in Charles CIy s-
would constitute a Corporars Guard.
AN OLD WING
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MARRIED.
DIED,

~ tue Monumental Church, by the Rev. VIM Nor,vood
on thursday, the 9Th inst Mr.. JonS Srrw.pr =, NJ;
MARY AMANDA, daughter OF Mr. Rober, C. WiIl;,ms MSS