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S,ANBS'S Observation-Disclosures Boston Times pays the
= following tribute The value OF this excellent medicine
have had occasion To speak OF the medc
nal virtues OF this popular medicine Nunbees M
within observation OF extraordinary cures
effected only few bottles Of the article The M 81
recent that Of child residing Ro1buy whose
face jaws dreaduliy afflicted with ser"n.on as
ease all her teeth fell and she became an ohec
ing behold Her physician had tried numbcrlrss
without producing Resort finally had 10
saparilla and for about six weeks nas ".
an entire The high ,epntaion OF n &c re-
,;na hsc reneat.d instances of us Efficacy only con-
the high reputation has already ~ nj, ard other c
{1r For particulars, see advertisement" " 80
papers. , ,o,,u and far e,norration.
Prepared and od wh9lesae ana r5 e, sms Granite Build
nss No a7s Broadw ay Of ch1mpsf Co in peters
olu 10 n'S,p ANDERSON, in Norfolk ny NJ A.
and by Druggists generally IN ht mse'Pa cues IN TIC
Do CAu -, no. No other Aug. lit
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From he Lexington tKy.) ossortr, .auy. s.

PERSONAL REscouSrER.-A desperate rencounter
took place Tuesday last, at political meeting
a, Russrll's Cave in This county, letween Csssiu-
NJ. Clay, Esq, of this city, and Samuel NJ. Brown,
E.q, SPECIAL Agent of the Post Office Depart
ment for the South Western States. In the af
fray, Mr.. Clay shot By Mr.. Brown, the ball
striking him just under the last rib on the left eide
but coming in contact with the scabbard of Mr.
Clsys Bowie knife, did no injury. MIR. Brown
badly cut in several places about the head
and face by Mr. c. with The knife, but We are grafec
10 learn that of The wounds considered mortal
and that he is doing well. MIR. Clay has made state
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-laving resolved 10 locate
myself permanently IN ir county oi Prince Edward, offer
valuable Tract Of Land, the OF Iinenhug Tor
There J3 acrcs3)D wODt of original growththc
which good tobacco land. The plantation is all fresh
and IN good repair lying thee miles North Of The Courthouse.
The dwcIln. house bat not comptetedeond tobacco
barnss other improvements common Possession VIII he
18th December Iii, IL being leased Till that Time Refer
Mr. BurH who lives the plantation, 10 Mr.. J. y.
Bowling.
Also, Offer for sale store house and lot containing
three acres, situated srckenburg
house Randolph Macon College. II excellent
George j.
Macon College. JAS. w. HUANlCLTF.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Augu.t 10, 1913.

RICHMOND MARKETS-August 10, 1913.
Tor,cco-Rscepts much diminished. Igs 81 Is 3; leaf
4 10: tine manufacturing 4 n 20, ~ ia quality.
ForR-New Country, So 80; City Mills, 9; OLD Country,
81 75as.
wnt.r- 95 ecnt= 10 81, according to delivery.
CoRs-57a 60 cents.
MEaL--io Il -
O,rs-3O IS cents, from vessels and depot.
PL,sER-ump 81 81 500 Id. casks ground 81 50 Basin.
l.INg-Sl Icy.
SALr-Sl Eai by the CARGO in store, 81 20 So
lRosredr.ar $50; Swedes, 90 80; County, ~; pig % D.
NILs-i 4 A. cents
Fsn-iIerrnss new cut, 81 GO a A rs, for MOL.
Shad, &c d 30
BurTgR-Fkin, C a 10 cents; fresh roll 10 a ID cents
sc.RN. Orleans, ST az 5O p Rico as 20; st. CIox, 80
a 10 o.
Corrsr--Iaguira 81 cents; Rio, s a 9 cents.
t. Il I'M cnnis
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YoRK-The American Hotel
- having recently undergone extensive repairs and alterations
md being enlarged By addition Of The adjoining building l.
for The reception my friends and the pcbc It's
location is OF similar establishment III
The City, hring Broadway fronting the fark and directly o
posite the Fountain
The undersigned respectfully soicts continuance of patron
assuring all that puns will be spared to contribute to The
comfort of mis- guests WILLIAM COZZENS.
June 30 l2-l2tif
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WILL OTTER for sale, publicly. the premises, the t
day October which reside
UPPER end Of MeklcnbTrg cory called OAK l IL contains,
by recent hundred aud sixty three
hundred and sixty Of w are o ground Of the hest
quality, nciudn. The half Toe,o Island. commonly
known Nelson's island lh- land lies within six miles of
Carksve coed market for bacco ard ii"e three
featuring mil, almost eight each ot which wheat he
delivered by The bn .ugs the land sufficient
The accommodation Of numerous fanny, and the ecuriy of
lars The WI made known the
day Of sale and shall bc accommodating reasonable
purchaser require. hazard le in saying That there
proportion land this ihn other
the COMMONWEALTH. JOHN NELSON.
1T
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FEMALE SCHOOL At PINE FOREST.-The subscriber has
employed Miss caton take charge Female School
HI house. Suii>. wanna comfy, the 18th
September rNt and continue the scholastic year months
which viii he taught liberal English, Algebra
Gliding thu higher branches 81 Mathematics Moral Natural and
Philosophy, Chemistry the French language, Au
The Piano Ni-S lcaun has
Seminary N New York, the last Year house. and 81 far
know, general few would
be received hundred dollars for English with ad onal
charge OF i've dollars for FRENCH and dollars Nh
ON the PIANO. This includes AL charges the scholastic
OF months. My situation Is healthy. Adiess-Iewis'
ELLlOTT DEJARNATTE.
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srocK.Weare receiving part OF our Fan Stock, and

FALL SfoCKWcare receiving part Of Fall Stock
l. now opening
loo boxes mems thick pesrcd aud sewed Boots.
100 do mons and boys tine calf, lined and bound
scNcd and pcg.cd frp.ats
aOo1 pair ladies uc KID, and Walking Shoes aud
Slippers.
$40 reanls writing and letter paper, ruled and plain.
$50 do. wrappin. Paper, large and small silc and
lG sides sole Leather comprising all the different qualities.
Which we offer Tor sale good terms.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CO.
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con REV ARD-Ran away from tie subscriber, Sunday
y ~ morning, the 3hh July, Mgr" Man, named ALFRtD.
lie about thirty five old nearly height strong
~ aml staiimerS slscl ~, and
lie was pa chased IN tins city, al Mr. Robert Hart 81 >ouhamp
ton county where Is likely r VIII attempt
cd he lett, that lie has there wife children. VIII
the above ard Tor !is delivery 1ateS jan apgr-
hsnded without the county u cGrcO, and all reasonable
expenses pad. /. Il. PlCOT.
Aug. ii a7-I
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

roo dhE 1s'QOiNNSA-
MARTIN VAN BUREN.
iae tho heart Of the American people. lhe,r de-
MV ~ The Constitution and the true PnaclPies OF
s. rment is perhaps, without Pafaliei IN 'ne ms
REPUBLICS: and the man who Is most aevotso'
" consistent in his adhesion to Inc aoctr'nss OF rue
nS is the man, above all Others whom the
hpuo'ss a,nh, ~ honor. From his earliest youth to
?<'Ps san, moment. Martin Van Buren, has exbioited
'Je f,orcv and devotion 10 the principles OF our
moment that command the proioundest respect
"a the warmest admiration OF his eoun'fyhien. nav
.srvsd his country in almost every capacity, from
bn mbest State office TO the hghes' reaefai STATION
1e gilt Of the people, and having oeen o'e''nio"n
;stsnrasentation and falsehood; and Inc clouds oil
- md bumbusssry having passed away, like "the
,nino cloud and early dew, be now stands proml>
III, hetore the country, as statesman emlnently
MATED 10 fill the highest Office in the Republic
TS., great Injustice was done him during the late
p.,denal election, is fact almost universally ad.
ID Every species of talsshood, humbuggery and
ssc,,iou was resorted to, that could be conceived
the prolific brain of Whggery-and, since the &c
,mrlishment of his downfall, and the overthrow Of
= administration the country has been in continual
..e Of inquietude and commotion. All parties have
son dissatisfied, heartily made sick Of continual agta
.,n The whole country now desires political reposs
MD all the dsquetude, commotion and calamity,
.,5',b hare followed his overthrow, Mr.. Van Buren,
-; ,.uained calm and colieced-irm TO his principle
,ad unchanged in his aspirations for his country's
Welfare.
The American Democracy know that he was un
,.;y Defeated and they desire to him renstated
mower together with the permanent ascendancy of
q, principles In him, the nation may repose the
most conidenoe-may rest in the assurance that his
,,,v.on TO power will result in great and lasting be-
,.i;s to ,hei. country. For, as have before ntIma
~ he has gwen the most indubitable proof of his in
J., be devotion aud firm adhesion to the true prinei
,l.s of our Government. HIS whole course is marked
b the lneaments of greatness, and as Van Buren,
t.n nope the day. when he will be restored TO
g.ger
The author Of this communication is willing to sub
ut 10 The decision of Democratic National Conven.
.ca yst, he humby conceives, that that Convention
.bould recommend the name Of M. Van Buren, to the
american People, as suitable candidate to fill the of
Ire Of the Chef Mags,racy of the nation. His unsul
I'D reputation, bis vrtuous life, his devotion to pr,n-
cpls, his great craftsmanship and his constant devo
I'm to the peoples cause, eminently qualify him for
lie Office OF President. "What man has done man
n.y Co He honored the office once, he honor it
..n The Democracy, with the name Of NJ. Van
}jrsn nailed to their flag ship, have nothing to fear;
icf hey may rest fully convinced, that it is destined
Goat in triumph from the high bat,lemen,s of the
Constitution OF our country Fiat justtia ruat eafum!
A VAN buren, MAN.
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TIL. Gr.at p.r,,e,,.5 !, T,ouJL.
P. S. Fry,
w. S. F'RAzII

TIC Grtdt Ftr5cchted IN IF0uVtt
Mr.. Gddings, it would appear, has got into trouble
in his Congressional District From Abolitionst oil
The hottest water he has turned Clay man, slaves and
all. The Abetonists have disowned him, and the
Clay suspect him, and he is likely TO fall, like a
Tyler man, between two stools! Great times ahead
for MIR Gtdd,ngs Ohio Statesman
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Louisa C. H., Aug. H. 2i-wiw

NOTICE Is hereby by the Ladies the Humane As.ocl.
lion, that Ia future all Kinds of Needle Worn knitting and
Quilting. VIII be- done ~ the Female Orphans um,
patronage oi The friends of Tie Institution, and public IL
respectfully solicited III work entrusted Ia Them viii b. done
tlr ncair>t AMI bc, style, nndrr tr
peent superintendent and c lowest he proceeds
The labor Of Tie orphans VIII be- Appropriated Ia tile expenses fol
The Institution, thc enlargement the
datn. greater number oil destitute orphans.
Aur. II 27-a,
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n,sisonian is pleased to remind US OF the
The na,derat,ons," which CONCERN the dignity and
aga ol the American newspaper press we
yyn'"" N return, TO advise him TO pursue his own
~ e"''I lis late Nos. contain some articles, IN con
c.I"s ,,h ourselves which essentially depart from
rex NJ .hlgh considerations. M.
b. c"uu ,d,sonan describes "Mr. Richie in afiiic-
TIE - account Of the death Of "Noah's Weekly
ION ,o,sr, and says, sit is detunct DC. mus rs
Nssssns.,,, The case, for Mr. Noah has only united
Mt @ "..senrer" with the "Sunday Times, upon
ts n.,Ie that, Gin union, there is strength lie
d, 10 take due notice of the Madson'an IN (h's)
p'1s T,ke care, Sir; Major Noah is doughty cham,
~ and we may next see !" Mr. John Jones IN (m0re)
20, a Than we could possibly have experienced.
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bNlLNpiAG VISIT, during the Fail aud Winter,
stale oi Missouri and probably Kentucky
enhessc a'o would be pleased undertake business
win winch ~! friends other enri>t mescl
iecne o discussing money, buying selling land any agency
oil tha Character would also visit other of the Western
Southwestern states II the business entrusted JUS
uiy il.
Any communication made 10 Louisa Court house I'LL
st pri"hcr ncNt, shall prompt
j. = James x Co. and 10 II. w. J. !. nv Co.. Richmond;
Philip H. Jones' John r. ouarcs and Dr. James NJ Morris
lsa and 10 Col James Magruder Flu,anna.
ROBERT W. KENT
Louisa C. H., Aug, oy-vjv
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f!aRM FOR SALE Intending next Fall, offer the
Farm which present. reside al private sale llil RS
DAY the 3tst OF his month lturG aud, # not sold by that
ine viii, that day, W tar not, ON the next TAR day
publ IL O'Clock, the without
should private SALE he Effected due notice VIII be
given. This Farm 2 $50 81 which cleared
and enclosed tte field OF about 80 acres each Sc
eight thousand cords hck ak aud wood, may he
leaving ample supply for necessary IA
my chesnut timber Ia enclose the hole farm
VIII take less than The buildings,
chard garden VIII sell upon such terms
dspo 10 invest money in real estate 10 W.T.:
casor half cash and half at II moor halt 1T IL aud hall NJ
mnntsof in three equal annual paymcn-o In four equal
annual payments crided all the deferred payments shalt carry
interest bonds aud poscsslonio he paid
panrtuqHy annually This place lies in The county o Chester
field, Immediately the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad 10
mites from former and the latter place he wool ana
timber III than pay for IT, me improvements
are fine the handsome healthy and The water pure
ard eIpb,fn Posse be given The 18th November
n.xt M the prv cge scen. wheat ~ the proper tne and
the mean TINE, that ma. Dc
al, Ia tie purchaser. Gen;tmen are invited 10 view the
s'o"'"= '''t HUGH CAMPBELL.
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- IMFORD ACAnEMY.-Tlc Literary Department of this
IL Institution under The supervision of Mr j. H. Bates, who
graduate Of ~ T.. univ rsiy, and has shown himself,
he has had the management OF this school, |" be expert
nCcd Teacher, and high degree that act
the naaage and instruction of youth Mr. H.
also gentleman o well know ey and mora" worth by the
addition apparatus, the Proprietor hope, furnish
superior merit and ohan The patronage u
those pare guardians who desire have their and
wards we'll grounded in c mdmcns ~ thorough education.
The the Principal sufficient that the
improvement; scholars VIII be attended The oca
prverbay healthy and whenever needed, medical
will be fee OF charge For further particulars,
relative Of admission Of study and the general
Of the School apply the Proprietor Principal by
The next Term viii commence Monday,
ith Sept. JOHN :. LEWIS Proprietor.
KIN. William Va Aug ", lsi3. 27-5t
Or Herald and Wachman 10 copy weeks.
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9 ( q + b.

-am 7. OlNes, III DDet>Setn SduEitbip,
am &rebeIebapen, Waria, gbefrau pcnSobn
.. NilIer i'm Soften $rbsnsjabre.
dill Il. IN oieIer Stabt, Waetalena wal,
ter, 2Dittwe pee ebcmalsen Yoitmeitters 9.
38aItsr, i'm 81fen Sabre ibres 2lltcrs.
am H., in gumru 9aunfbip, 2(melia,
36hterebsn bon petsr unp eliza 94escl,
im lltcr BON bcinabc Sabren.
DIM II, tsi 9lopamstaun, &aneatter @auntp,
9etatlan 0lillcr, i'm alter Don So Sabrtn.
--am 8. Oislse, al bsr SebauIlna Cetnes
Gntcle, Scicpb Sumnl in 8airftelO G.arntp,
Obc, 3bcmae 3pecr, eln Sclpot Der 9te:
pollution, frhber bon Nerts gauntp. I'M III,
ter pcn ctipa 90 Sabrsn.
-am 8. in Nuscombmancr 3aunTtbip, W1a:
ria, cine Schter Don l8m. lStnsel, IL 8.
l 00l. uno s. alt, unb an IL. SuIauua,
Sabr, e Oonat tno 10 Gage oft.
GIN 7. in 1BinbIor Sauniebir, an cerlBol.
isriu6t, natoem fe 10 SaIr bllno sewcIeu
W1aria Glrabctb, Olittwc pes pcrltcrbener
Saeoh 8uppreebt, in Nlter BON y Sabr, 4
Olonat uno Saasn. Sie bintrrliss Sin
OCT, 40 Gnfel uno ltrrnte(.
DIN 8. 9cpt. III Der Stact Saltilnrre, eli
Iabctb Maraarctb Gro6, i'm llter bon liz
Sabrrn. Sbrer $citbe fcI9tsn Na6fommcl
bis ms finite ScIblet6t.
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Sterlin9s perbe6ertcs
Stdrfult9s>pfaiter,
cDcr
9alles beilenDe SaIbe,

60 aebhbreno bcrhbmt ipeacn ben inuereB
QDrrtb brn fe bsGBs in Ysrtrei6nna otr
Sebmersen bon jcprm Sbsils bss Spitems,
Se6waebe bss Siifens, Der 8ruit ooer Ssis
te, Yerrentuna Oct Slisper, Snfammat,cn
&c. &C., 3mr 5siluns oer Shnitte, Quetebuns
gen ODER wuneen jecer Art, GrabcnauSeib
erfrcrene 8h6s, Sranbmunpen, 3abnlpeb,
Rcpffhmer3cm uno serbrchenen Enotben TT
fle unItbaBtar. OisIs Salbe mag init Sts
cbrrbeit al jspsm Gbcile ansewenoct psrssn
no es nctbis 1T.
nTDis 9orIhriftsn aum Ssbrandb bs'
sleitsn jebs Stanse. "a
8eim Scriutbe miro man ftncenr eaB fe
elmer ocr allerwsrtbefeH Grtifd 1T ben man
antrsfen fanH, uno er follte isinsn cSe9 in
jeoe SamlIie fnpen. 5ahlrside spsrlcneu
in bsr Ssrns baben es 81 ibrer polltommenem
3ufrisbenbeit ssbraucbt rsrsn Certificate
bsiasfhst iperpen f6nnten.
9icIer .pertbc Irtifel 1T i'm Sro6s uno
R(en 9,erfauf teim llnterlbriebenen ia ba'
BEN. @olebsn bic taufsn INN tpieper 3u vers
faufen, miro Gin una6issr Hb3us seltattst.
Jobn 9llsaier.
9isabin9, Gsptsmbsr s.
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Sau0enteiuc S{Sdbt

GduNelbGtUC SSSSUUk
in Der erla9tsn Nepublif 9ebnlten merben miro {;
~ wsltbr Ssit Die @rpdDlsr Der pcrtriaQtsn
SountD, in ibren rsiptftpsn 9iIfriftsn, Itims
men Werbcn, fur
Drei pcrionen fir Ganot cmmffoners
fir Die &epublif Ysnnfplpanisn.
Ginc perfon um Die SauntD Snf6 i'm
Gon9reb Der Der. Staatsn Su upritntrtn.
Eine perion um Die 9auntD Ssrt5 i'm
Ssnat in Der @snsral 2lGembD bisIes StaatS
;u reprsisntrsn.
Dier perfonen um bic GauntD Ssrfs i'm
5oauis Der Neprsisntanten Der @eneraIsNlRns
blD oieitS Stant6 ~ repVientiren.
Eine perlon fir @auntp @ommiiIicnsr.
Eine perfon fir SbaBmster Der Sauns
tp SsrfS.
eine perfon fir baS @crOnsr5sGmt bon
SerfS @auntp.
Ginr perfon filr 9irsftcr Der Nrmsn unb
tsS SoaufsS Der Sslcbditi9un9 fir Ssrf6 So.
Gine perIon fir oa6 AubtOr6s2lmt um
bic cfentlicbsn 0iebnun9sn fir Die @auntp
Ssrfs ;u 6eribti9en.
llno oa6 ncb Die erwahler bon beiaster
gauntp Serfe, in per NbNht ihre Seamtsn
&c. Su erpdblsn auf oen 5pslten Dlcnlta9
i'm mdhfen Oftober, al ibren unteritbeblls
tben Oitrlften, 38arps uno splaeen 5u Ocrs
lammsln baten, bstsbeno aus ben unters
ftbiecliebsn Stdoten rno SaunIblps, ,pt,
fol9t, namitb:
0ie grwabIcr bon elIaB Gauniebip baben
feb gu per1ammeln, al pen Saltbaule bon
Sobn Bsrnbart, in erlaatcm Salnfblp.
Die grwabler BON 8ern Saunf6ip, ,balten
ibre aassmsne q9obl ant Satbanle Don
Sacct 9. Barnet, in oer Start Steaon9.
Sie grpablcr BON gnmru 9aunldbip, pa
ben teb am @afbaule bon Wietasl Sp.0lmn'
nsmabcr, in oer Stapt 0eaoins su psrIans
meIn.
Ole grwablcr bon grster 3aunfebip, Fam
6afbaule BON Scbn Scper, i'll sriastem
saunI6ip.
9le grpabler BON ltntersS Seioelterssaun.
fbis, balten ibre 1Babl am @aitbale bon
6nsb >inoiap, in crIastem 9annlbp.
Oie Gr,pdbler bon Seioelbers 3aunlblr,
9alten ibre Wabl am Gafbaufe bon Sobn
eprih, in eriaStem saunfhip.
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Scrbcir0tbct.

-pnreb ben ebrm. 6rn. g. II. pauli, am
2. Ssptsmter, Or Neuten 8ault NIT Ol6
Olarp unn Scbn, beice bon Ssioetera.
-am 8. 6r. 6cinrib Sauit pcn 5sioeltsr9,
init O1b Netefa 6etreb bon @umru.
-am 10. 6r. glias Gootinabsin init W1i6
Scpbia Nciob, telpe bon Bcmslepcrf
-am II. 6r. Darius Sre6ler init O1i6 <us
eetta Sault, bciOe bon 5eipeItera.
-burt eem ebrtp. 5rn. 8. @tasr, an 5.
Sept. Or. ". $. 5uabes Don gcrtaun, NIT
Wlb eatbariua 8urtbaro bon Niebmcnp.
-am 10. 81. Sobann 9suher Don Olep,
init OiiB W1aria Worbab bon pef.
--oureb Daniel 6artmau, gsq, am S. Opt.
5r. Geors Solepb Shu(se nit Oaib seUinia
Orufenmller, teios BON .5amtura.
-bureb csm Gbrp. Sorn. QDm panli ain
ID. Sspt. 5r. Saeob 5unBinser, nit O1i6
Glilatetb @ertcr BON Unity.
--am II. 81. 1Billiam Sooo, init Dai6 Sa.
ne Sonte, bon greter-Sr. Sonatban Steber
nit O1ib D1aria D1iasr, Von 5eipslbers. -
6r. Dapio 5opcr nit O1i6 gbrifiana Ncs
lamb bon Nsaoins.
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er rpiro in fsinsm siesnsn sauntp cine bss
bsutenbe Stimmsnmebrbsit srbaltsn, fcwie liz
bsraa, no feline Ssrcienlfs unp @issnibaftsn
bsfannt fne.
9is1ss 1T cine furSs obsr watrs 9arfslluns
ber srnanntsn Sanbicatsn. 9Sir wiscsrbclsn
ss eub nohmals, mabst eub fbla9fsrti9 unS
aebet su Der 9Sabl, uno mabet Elm enee Der
Josrribaft Der Sbkhtisfsit babur6 oas tbr
ifmmt fir Uweeo, 1Deapcr unb Guilfero
@anal @cmmillicners, unb ibr nerost eS ninls
mr bsrsusn pas ibr jsne pfibt erfillst babt.
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9ie Neturnriettsr Oct refpsftipen 9iltrif'
to- Staote, Sauulhips ooer waros, ,pie
porbelaat, rpereen bieroureb anaewieltn, ttb
i'm @ourtbaufe in Nsapns, am nacbltsn Sreis
tag naeb Dem Q. Sisuilas mOetcbsr, ,psIebss
oen IS. October 1T, um llbr Slabmittass,
al jensm Gage su UerIammsln, uno bort bic
9ienlte 5n lsitsn. ,pslds Das GeIcs bon ib'
usn psrlanat.
"Gott erbalts bic Nspublifm
Danic1 G tterly, Sheriff.
Nsaoina, Den 19. Septembcr l84S.
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Ofufet eut gum Sample!

0ie 3eit gum 6anoeln 1T oa - sum
ernlili6en, eifri8en entlbloilencn San
oeln. gSlr baben Elm 9utes, ia portreff
llbes 5icfet fin Canal Gommiiiioner6 ct:
nonnt - MGnner Don tlnbeiboltenbelt-
Mdnner Don Sdbofet - Wdnner bon
Grfabruna - neue Wdnner in potitilber
.S,inlibt-WQnner, meltbe oa6 @dobnb
Der SparIamfsit, Ginlbrdnfun9 uno Tes
form 9elsitet baben.
Gie Sra9e ilt-fonnen Iie erlpdblt rDer.
ben? QSir ontmorten oetroiten Mutbes-
sa, menn mir Nue unlere Yflid>t tbun-
wenn ieoer Saryiionmonn-ieoer 8e0ner
BON 2ofofotoi5mus, &icfapu6mus uno
Gaual pliuocrun9 ern,tlitD an oa6 Wert
oebt uon oieler 3eit, bis Der lOte Sctober
uoruber 1T.
9Sir mui1en unS orooniIiren-ourdou6
oreanliren in ieoem Gauntp, ieoer Saun
uno ieoem Saunidbip oe6 Staates.
Oies mub auf Der Steu e 9eibeben
Sie 3eit 1T nidt mebr ferne, uno Die 9Sabl
ftebt uor Der Sbure. Sour Swei Woben
uno Die Sbladbt miro oelblaoeu, uno Der
Sie9 oeponnen meroen. 2luf ocnn an oas
QSert uno 6par nit Grnif.
glne QSeNlelSeitun9 fa9t:-
"Man fraot morum Die 9Bbi06 vor
SenneiIee einen 70 rubmpollen Sieo ct
ran9en? QSir antnorten oorouf: - Sit
baben 0eorbeitet - ite soDcn gu Seloe biz
auf oen leeten Wonn iie itubten lid
ouf ibre 9runolaec-uno inNltem crfill
ten ite ibre pfliNt."
2ailet Die Sarrilon Nartci BON penn
fplpancu ibrcn Sruoevn BON Senne7e
nadeiferm uno Elm oleiber Qusoano pirl
ibre SemuDun9en fr0nen (Ss. 2Sdbter.
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. q lter II StDb +.

SUIT srbattsn Stbirjsn unp joouSratb:&elib
3mllIi9, 9ebIeitbts nno unQebleibts MosIins,
Sottune, eiriitb Qinnen, Barb Sofonstt &dns
Der unb 9urbiog, Sobinsts, Spieen &c. ,ey
ale ftbr mcblfsil am @6 Der 3tsn uno psnns
ItraBe SbiIo nom Yfus II. Gage cpsr litbernsn
&u9tl. 2luauIfue 6. Hoff.
Neabin9, Scptembsr IL. 3m.
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Nienf0elu6.

Gin U1ann Der in 9sutfblanb bas @drtusr
6anbperf gelsrnt bat, unc fitb auf Den Q6sns
bau unb ale onpsrs Sur @drtnersi esbcrsnbe
@sfbdfts gut verifsbt fubt cine 9tnitsllun9 al5
@drtner. @r 1T bsrsit snen Olonat sur pros
be su arbcitsn, psnn sS perlanSt wire. 9a5
Rdbcrs srfdbrt man in bisfer 9rudsrsi.
Nsabina, September 5.