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VI. Claws Consis.cncp.

The Baltimore American makes the following extract
from speech delivered by Mr. Clay the Session OF s3
80, after his the Senate. 1t appears that
he then entertained and expressed the opinions which
ne now does, in respect the Tariff act OF lS2s.
IAN amendment of the system proposed in 1925 to
the history OF which refer with agreeable recolec-
lions. The Bill Of shat year, in OF provisions, was
framed principles directly adverse the declared
OF the friends OF the policy OF protection. have heard,
without yOUchng Tor the TACT, that framed upon
the advice OF prominent citizen, abroad with the
view Of ultimately defeating the Bill, and with assurances
that, being altogether eptonnbe the friends the
American sys III, the Bill oud be lost. BE that il may
tie eXceponsb,e features Of the Bill stamped
upon It, against tho circumstances OF the
friends at the system, by the OF southern members
upon principle, think, unsound in legislation 1t
soprehensible IN ethics"
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PARIS CHIT CuA1,

We advancing towards the end Of September
and vt tic prolonged among brilliant and
so waF as II To compensate for the winter Mime de G.
rndin remarked 'ccme pass the summer at Paris
This lovely weather retains the ashonabes Baden Ut
Depps-in TACT, every plc" Is full except Paris 4 few
however OF the highest leaders ofashion have made cxcop
ton 10 this He aud shine solitary the mctropo
lis aud these foreigners who have taken up their abode at
fuTs generally stay there the whole round; amongst
Others the carriage OF COlTh-may be daily remarked NJ
the Champs EySees. Another lustious foreigner
ms ROYAL hghness the Count OF Syracuse delighted with
his soIurn IN Paris He enjoys, above ALL the acon
manners OF the young lions n"d those charming nrnacies
formed the Opera the Boulevard de Gand and those
reunions assembled al the outside Of the Cafe de Paris
/ midnight They are indeed attractive beyond measure TO
stranger TO Paris, for there, time when the honest
6Tgsos safely ,nsconsed in trr beds may be met the
Hover OF European fashion Lord Henry Sey--, Mr..
Mack-GT-, Messrs dc Ia l., du P, the Duke dos
the Marquis de San, one word, the elite Of European
Society form circle where the brilliant saies Of viii
alternate with Tie pulling of cigars
The visit OF our Queen has not failed excite some
hearburning and leaousies here IL said that although
he appenrs to treat with difference the Count Mole in
cret eha;es at having been forgotten in the invitations
Eu What difference may he observed the time
when Louis Philippe dated 0GonHane, from Chcmpa.
ieux the chateau OF the Count! Another disappointed one
queen Christina may be daily attending divine service
az The bgse des PetPeres which very tho Paas
Royal, while her Majesty still nhats the faubourg ST. Hon.
Flowers brought this church every other day
by her M-Jesiys commands, and the curiosity II the
faiians, OF oil classes excited by this strange prefer,
The Count de TnrTCno leaves behind him O splendid
OF several millions, and supposed that his and rich
y-dowcrcd wdo", who Is ~u young, will not after time
prove entirely ncnnsoabc Madame Aguado has resumed
herpco ia the large box FHr0Bf ut the Opera whc
had remained empty after the dead, Of the Marquis de Las
Inarsnus II = said that this hOx WILL long be oc
ciPed 10y the MarchiOn6ss lie LaurstUn, who has lent
money 10 the director The Princess de Ioinyie yer,
frequent IN her attendance the Opera, aud the PARIS
ions have daily occasion admire with what and
grace she Sezes their habits, the TON, and Manners
Caoia Crisis parting Performance brilliantly attend
. ed. The Royal Family present. After the bale
la PfED she yociferousy called for. Rossini took
uflfftur a. NIL nyF.I.
Two days before leaving he had reception which was 81
crowded to resemble Ministerial R1ur. IL was Z,
have been repeated the evening after but be CHANGED m
mind and 1t i said that upwards of fifteen hundred psr
disappointed II whispered that he j. com
posing EEQuifN. May be long before this MoEcuArx
employed IN hi service Spirit Of the Tfmsy
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for Van BURN. Calhoun johnson. OF css- Ben,on
OF Buchanan John Tylsr himself shc bun
against Henry Clay; and "msny Democrats" will cry out
well done. good and faithful servants; (bu with the ble-
Ing Of Heaven. THE they will be able TO do Such
the inveerse haired such bear one. whose supe
rofy OF principle and honesty, and talent is 80 immense.
over those they look their leaders Whilst addressing
you lelowczens, i there occasion for urge upon
YOU the necessity OF being the alert the Tor
county Delegated You the manner in which OPP
ponents have gone work. You see, that before the
OF session Of the Legislature they noni
their candidate for the and YOU know full WELL
that when they beaten y because the do
not go to the polls. We have majority in the eounu-let
keepir-lct augment it the spring elcetion-and
e, annihla,c opponents in the autumn OF 1884,
when Hanover TOT Henry Clay her own, her che.
rshed son. PAMuNKEY.
HASovrR, Nov. lsth, 1919.
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10 THE PEOPLE or HANOVER.

Wy ieow.C ifzons-Tho Enquirer " yesterday, con.
tains Address you, from "mauy Democrats" 80 RI
dcuous n IL language and IL sentiments, that l. at
least, should have dgniod with norc, bat for
single expression that iis writer made o. "Ncyer"
be- tells YOU "couny.men lr IL be said that the land Of
Hanover. shall give her vote for Clayw Who s this.
that tcIi- you, you must Tor Clay' Which Of
the "dnguishcd individuals 81 the Democratic party -
ihs who would have you hink blot the escuicheon
Of Hsno.er, to vote for Henry Csy1 What. are We 10
be told lh1l b. - Disgrace Tor her 10 support her own
som and hat son, the most respected The esteemed
III, purest Of American Statesmen Who has brought
fame to lIanoyed j. IL the mill Boy of her Slash
ell" Who next 10 Washington. has done most for his
county's Roodl lsitnot lIony Coy7 Whom should tho
people Of the 4. Siscsto people Of the county Of Ha
mover love, honour and ototm, above oil living psrsons'
is 10 not Henry Clay And get IL Hanover gives her vote
or Mr. Clay, sho s 70 he sgmauzcd o. disgraoed-5r.
r'naicy. however. only BY "many Democrats" But 10
place hersof the highest pinnacle II honorable fame
she must give her support ~ , tho nominee Of the
Baltimore Conventions percentage who H. o. yet 10
ulase not behind the scenes IN nsluslst her therefore
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rnLlTIcAL ARITmMETIc.

Among hr grave calculations put forn o. o what might
HIfr been don. 40 fc .a. Presidential election, tsre %
by the Richmond Enquirer. n which % s attempted "a
Mr.. Nun Buren, President although the popular mnIony
gainsi him hnHdrs4 md forfy fire M9Hs1Hd -
To ttis, Calhoun mau in ihc Petersburg x, pubirau
signed rip Raps" demonstrate thn change oi hsIi that
number he Virginia Atnnsns and Missouri, would haye
lost Mr. Van Buren, % electoral just half Of his whole
number
The reoit ~ Legitimate, but let what the SAND
sort Of argument would produce IN reference
State, with which oil familiar. Van Buren,,
majority In Virginia was 1899. change Of sersa LDn
drsd votes would have lost him freHfg.fbres eecors,-
There az hat time NJ least 100 counties in the State
To accomplish HE defeat, therefore, Virginia would have
required change Of but votes n zach county!
" we Judge Of the condition Of tho Wing pnry elsewhere
by what we sec 90 home, may not fary conclude thai
tho work Of regeneration il beyond our strength and
hat Virginia can be- carried lr Clay tbo Wing psy will
but do iis duiy' What say our cud-' Will they make
vigorous and united cfau'- Virginia Free Press.
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ts' ha"ot Will be- rcco'Iccicd that O. very few
uay. Ovo'S me asi general election IN this State ai OK
,act oi ouef IRON the Hon H. Clay to Me-srs Joel
n,ainu'a "lu Robert Bedsoe, published by them pre-
sentng M views on the subject If Tamil I'M "a ,crg di
ous light The wA0ls letter was bbsld f,, ,lc ,'tli
bscuuse a. alleged that be- bad requested no psr, - 4,
should b published limmsdsisy applied 10 NJ Clsy IN,
copy q" lhe correspondence be- 1losed me n lccy n,
iec''u 70 nose gentlemen, cl1ng them 90 give 10 me- or
,1y o'n,l Trend copy Of bs letter to them applied
~ tne E'nemen accordingly. and met with every f,yorabc
d'P9''u9n rom Cen Bcdsoe To comply with tho demand
~, " l.'N'',i3'.y persisted BOO his refusal % do
VIC O'oy 'n' 1'ee I" tem7ud'i-ind was alone by t,
."o, =" ".n h'ls1 who permitted mo- uorsblc
rscfoe w pass without making De that he obt,r, copv
~ we ,,ueI i'om W brnham, 10 whose posse.sion the
11,t'i1, W. ,"u ""icn Do hl- furnished 10 me- From
81 nave o'.ncd copy u troifIcufr 10 Mr. CI,, and
hslsi'ei 90 fcfy--hoh OF which send vo, f,r ngbir,
hon lhkeWisc sond you extract. ifom Nf 10
me from OIL oi which Dbl. t,ntn,s ate and 80, - ~ ~
~ question viii BE- ialy seen. No msn Who ,o,J a.,
gareed extracts which Published would ever b,,,
sapPosed 'hu' hy came tom the letter which b. zen, YOU
The positions tikeaby Mr. Clay. orc distinct and total
" unrNcrpuonsbC and compare well with te sentiment
II w pat a. W Gcorga, 30 DAYS ne by liz decis,, !
be cpaions thsi ihe expense, i've rsdero C5yersp,r
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On Saturday morning, the isi int SIR. CHARLOTTE SEA
Ton GUlIlEr daughter Of samuel g. gicn f.q Sew York
and wifi u Mf isidorc Outlet
Departed this lie, al HE residence County Luxembourg on
W'dn'lday the nH LAY n Tins Month Mt MAMIE iiArCHErr
n ne sAy nlt NJ he Throughout more
uins' months a 1d changes 30 external syinpton,
been gradually and ead declining fie nobeman In a
De feelings mind tgorous Judgment clear and discriminating.
mand eedei mild ami kind who shy on ~.
neul'mp He was Kind h,stab friends h
bore w'e always received hy him with heart a welcome
and n Kindness and regard he parted them H. was ,incr,t
if'nk CANDID AMI while he t nce proprry
iofr Hnfefnf t IT biz cptdur and
g'hffo.iy n hi nature. ready make rscue
Tor ihc faults q others III companion bis twelve children and
numerous circle Of relations and
not but deofe h' os For DEATH be- Ind
been convinced ~ The necessity ard Importance of Religion. And
Dis thoughts anil desires had TUNED higher and nobcf Oh
ierts Than his word And that those wi
are near and dear N him. 0-e no hope
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The Remains Of HE Suea,. HOUSE.

The Democracy of the city had another de-.
monstraton, Saturday night. 1t i. known We be-
lieyc. that they have deserted the Sweat House"
their famous trampng ground OF 10, and be-
taken Themselves to the splendid Ball Room ofthc
Exchange, somewhat more democratic.
We were not present having gone some dozen
times, and been disappointed in the object Of our
going-that is, to enjoy the pleasure Of hearing
Mr. Denoon. We got tired and quit. But rs i'll
luck would have it just because we were absent,
no held forth and if common fame may be relied
upon, nc was uncommonly brilliant, surprising
even his own immortal efforts of 10.
Mr. Denoon introduced to the meeting Major
James Garland, Of Lynchburg, and accompanied
the Introduction with many hgh-wrought and well
meritcd compliments Ia that gentleman. We
could have told Sam that lac was catching Tar.
tar. The Major took the stand, and delivered a
speech, hich had the singular good fortune Of re-.
ceivng the raptmous applause of both Wings and
/ Democrats. while the Major nvciehcd against
/ n Bank, Tariff, &C., the Democracy made the
Exchange trcmblc with their shouts and when
he declared that he could not vote for a Snb.Trca
su7y-spOkc Of That great and good old man, Gen
Harrson-for whom be bad voted with grea
pleasure, and passed high ouIogium upon Herr,
Clay-whom hc declared, with emphasis, 10 be d
great man and pure Pa,rot-thcn the Wing
lifted up their voice. and pat down their sticks
till the heavens and the earth seemed 10 be coming
together. Some Of the Democracy were so scan
dazed at the idea Of Democratic orator giving
just occasion for Wing shouts, that they took al
their hats and walked quietly away.
After thi. iei--for such it was to the Dcmocra
cy, manifest that nothing could retrieve tbr
fortunes Of the night but a speech from Mr.. De
noon. Several minor luminaries were called up
on, but they very prudently declined in vor o
him, who alone equal to the occasion. Mr.
Dcnoon accordingly TOOK the stand, aud after dc
molishing Major Garland, and all fcncc men, wh,
are 10 him, an utter abom.naton. he spread hinsel
10 the grand task set before hn--thal Of c1tcrmi
mating Daniel Webster. Al accounts concur il
representing the effort a. a most finished piece q
annihation. Not a shred, patch, or greasy spot
Of the great Daniel was left --whcrest no tcor
wero she'd.
The meeting was composed Of more than duobl
as many Wbig,a a. Democrats. The latter did nc
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number more than io-and IL they had been there
alone, they would have CUT very funny figure in
one corner of that large room. Suppose tho Wings
in future, iorcgo their desire TO laugh, and leave
tho Democrats TO compose their own meetings.
The result will be quito beneficial to the Wings;
and the Locos, being left to themselves, viii not
long be able To conform To Mr.. Riichie's mum rule
Many u rotten ships kept together by the pressure
OF the waters. word 10 the wise.
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mark imputed to Mr.. Daniel OF this Ciy-which remark
however in the reported, lie uttered That
paper says
Nh Daniel in his remarks a Wing me- ting in Rich.
mond observed har-Thcrc thousands Of men in Viz.
uii VINO ready oil times obey the dictates par
leaders, without being able give the reasons upon
which they act"
The Winchester Republican, without affirming or de.
nyng the fact that Mr. Daniel had thus spoken calls its
neighbours attention To tie following compliments the
dear pcops from their and most quious hum.
bic
From tie VALLEY Star Van Buen.)
We do contend that the Wings bought up one hun.
ITsd and Jorfyre thousand hundred aud sercnty
fire uOe, but contend that they bought up half
hist number-and They, by making free Of their mo.
ney. by OF purchasing hard cider upon infu
enced the other hall to follow in the same track"
And if this be not deemed quite complimentary as any.
Thing Mr. Danielhss sSid leus him Mr. Amos Ken
dali for something still more iauering.
"Nas assemblages, maddened by liquors. and Infatuated
By songs by rawlings called speeches and by senseess yell
ngs forth their weldred thoulands each a. If with
torch from Hell, knde lire the Fures upon the al
OF every log cabin and light up flame upon stump
And the orgies Of the consumacd by Penurss
and Frauds which the mind sull shuddsrs."
Now would II not be Just s, make the editor Of the
Nrgnihn responsible for the SANDER Of tile Valley Star
(which paper he formerly edited ascrSe to the entiTt
Wing party the foolish and ibeui sentiments towards the
Irish imputed TO the Troy Whg' Or would not be quit,
equitable hold him accountable tor the rsutc rawlings
OF Amos Kendall, exhibited in the paragraph just quoted
Let the public decide
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Orange Co., Nov. Is, ~.
4 PUN.

very pleasant correspondent OF the New Haven Her
aid, writing from Philadelphia, says;
1--WE have had great excitement here the past week.
Old 'rccumsch' Chat is in plain English 'on his hook
which is liberal translation of per sc,) has
been here fighting his battles again.
Nothing is bad punning; and the writer OF the
cpsdei' addicted the error, and may give fer
1t TO some Philadelphan advise him retire. lie is,
Think entitled all courtesy otherwise. But punning
IL awful We do mention his of course, from
motives OF deicacy, though could a. easily say
Jack Robinson."-U. y. GG<efte.
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EREIcESoN'S PEoFrILLEs.-Tho Charleston papers state
that schooneTs the Eagle and the Lion arrived
a that port Tuesday morning, from Norfolk Va thcir
way MObeboth OF which propelled by Errickson's
popoets, and completely rugged fore aud aft scooncis.
and be managed either Nv sails, the
may require They are about lS0 tons burhtn with
engines OF 30 horse power and III moderate move
the OF eight miles per hour. They both intend.
cd To teish; boats between Mobile a y. Orleans.
m
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LANES

O- AsSriss a Lady Fisy "Wsod up"
WOOD up" would uy' not l,
Without regret Sigh.
10 "a al dsy 10 hear YOU play
WOOD up"
'wood up" Who would sp'
NOT . rid.r far o. near,
Boz who'd get dorR TO hear
WOOD up"
wood up" Why would nP -
Lssve dream Of fairy stream,
With right good cheer--io hear
"wood up."
HOOD. Jr.
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90 The CONFERENCES of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church has been in session in this city for
veral days. 4 number OF distinguished preachers
of that denomination, and a large concoursc of
strangers have been in attendance.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 81. is.s.
weekly whI= for One Dollar.

o. We to after the ist January Weekly
edition OF the Wing be furnished the
Poet osee Tor sS tn the i-i OF November money
every case be required in advance.
The attention OF the Clay Clubs Of Wings
State called 10 this We day
have associated with the Editorial Department
ablest Comnsonwca-when the combat W b. re
nswcd redoubicd vxout
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J. To HE Wings Of HaHor,r Coagiv.-A foil meeting
II tc Wings Of Hanover, earnestly requested At the
Court iipus,, he next coutday, d.e 2sh November.
Tor The purpose OF sending Delegate, 10 the Convention to
be- Ieid i Richmond, tho a9nd day Of February lsiI
and ior other matters Of importance.
t-tl Nr,. Igig
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This glorious Old Commonwealth Is thoroughly re.
deemed Both branches Of her Legislature are Wing and
her Governor will be Wing. Briggs, who is genuine
Wing Of the Clay stamp has majority OF upwards Of 1000
over Moron-nnd Nh, given 10 the Coy ticket
next fall will elect that
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PnbIlc snIc of Iand aud Negroes.

DURsUANT decree pronounced the s5t iy m
1873 ~ county Count ~ Hanover. a therein De
pending which Luciau o. Price tAdnf Of Elizabeth DukeJ d,
pintT md William w. Duke and other. defendants The un
dersged Commissioner appointed Tor he purpose VIII ner Tor
sale, The peiises Tnssiay 9ih day
- public o highest bidder th ~ Land
sad decree. and EsnAl Goth December being
Hanover iayl will oer for Slaves 10
decree The land ss directly tho Old Stage lending
Hanover Court House b. Richmond and ami hall
miles po former place. There 20 90 POLES
In the tact 10y recent survey whir u good quality. aud
Dwelling Housc and he
any wshngt by d. Howard resides upon pre-
ncs The Slaves n a nnd children,
yriy valuable AMI ry. b., half ea-
the Tesue IN r0rfibonds with rooi security VIII BE- required
and hs s land fsinc un the pufchlse money
pad H. D. PRICE. Cofn'pr
no 2i-2awtg6D
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The Steamer the Canal has been for several DAYS
undergoing alterations, under the direction Of Capt
Erickson with the view Of giving her greater speed Il
though; the object will be accomplished, and that se will
start in q few days, for Lyn clburg.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday te ii by the Rev. r. n. NJ JOIIN M,.
NCLi.AN, " Green to ME- TTARETrA A. T.. MAurIN, Of
Rockingham county, Va.
On Thursday 10th ny ' Rev. J. Dunn Mr. DAVID SMITH
NJ Ah'msre, IN Ms MARY 4 PARRUrr, Of Gfecn county Va
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CL0l ERDALE HOTEL,
Ekath County. lar Rent.

'HNHE undersigned wishes To lease this well.
known establishment Turnpike road leading
nom Htrsonhurg and Saunon Virginia springs miles
west Of saHhton and 20 Of tie Watn Spnns
years as been the ny stand 10th Western
stages The ge perzOnS com
oihy Water sronvy ell into the yard BY from bold spring
on the premises
acres under fence. the Hotel AZ purpose
Keep the established reputation ~ this apply
such well recommended To- keep Hotel
session be III January Stay ne
AdiToss me a. Postmaster. ClOyerdale Hotel
.t--Gw John w. Fn AZIER
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FTorido

The Elections OF Members to the Territorial Assembly
recently held have resulted generally an favour OF the Loco-
so hear from the Globe.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

u We had no Southern papers yoserday-and conso
quenly nIo without further from Mls..sirni
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II. CLAY.
The Hon. J \. MERwETHEs.

ENToNToN, Go, July 18th lS43.
DEAR SiR:-ConfIictng opinions of the principles YOU
now entertain in relation the protection OF Domestic
uaciurr held by many Of the citizens of this STATE,
while al! who hay, acquanie themselves with your public
this subject acknowledged you have been the
distinguished advocate Oi thr system Of protection.
Many have been induced believe and assert, that
your views of it, have undergone If entire change
least modification.
The opinions have always entertained of your frank
ness candOr and independence, and Of your unwinsncss
to conceal yoGE principles suffer them be mscpe-
senred induce respectfully PROFOUND YOU the fol-
lowing questions:
are you favor Of Tariff for the protection OF Amer.
can Manufactured
Have your principles this subject under.
gone change or modification
a reply viii oblge,
Very respectfully, Sc,
JOEL BRANHAM,
ID. A,.sp III ~
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By the Gorcrnor Of me STATE Of Virginia.
4 PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS, it appears that from information
laid before the Executive, that day OF sep,-n,.
Der last in the county f Aeckenbug by
acrrtain Alison q. Duggcr the body VIM J.
out and that r murderer has fed from aud going
large Now therefore James Mcdowell OF the State
aoIesa have thought ssue this Proclamation
Offering rward Of hundred dollars any person persons
who Will apnrehend the said Alison C. Digger convey him
The jail Of Mscklcnhus And require
GERS OF TIE statc civil and military And request people use
their best oNef"n spehend the Alison Dugser that he
may DC brought Justice
Given under hand rs Governor AMI
SENL Seal OF the Commonwealth Richmond. DAY Of
- November 1879 JAS. MCDOWELL.
Alison Digger sdecrbcd abont5 feet
dark hair and eyes. and aiow complexion no 2I--ciw
RALTihORE No LARD-5O kegs No. 1 Leaf lard. just
hb received PER Steamboat or sale by
~ 81 WILLIAMS Il HAyiIL.
4 hoTHS. tnssimrrcs aud ycstings-.N fun aSaort.
- mcnt az the above Goods Plain and Fancy
J. b. CUNNINGIIAHS,
II d rci nrk 10.
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NOT,ICE.

NGRs. AMANDA RUBLE You viii please tAle notice, that
I'VE have fled petition The Circuit Superior Of Law and
thancsy or Wood County Vrgna the object anil prayer Of
which H. hat may obtain divorce, from you.
which s,d peon win up for hearing and trial the
AprH t,fmof stii Count. JARED RCDLE
2t---2nt ~ W a.