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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

! The Albany Atlas quotes the kind and humorous
toa. Of artleryman at late celebration of the
4h congratuatss the Senior Editor Of this paper upor
having "done, what he has SO often taught his po
cal friends to do-atiained q majsriy.' And now
that have reached the period of legal responsibility
calls to pay debt due him, which must no
be prepared to meet with the other responsibilities Of
manhood "To the BREACH, them be il
| Last winter commented with some severity upon
an editorial, which We were by mistake led TO believe
was from the Atlas, but which really from the
Evening Journal The editorial alluded to was in ref
erence 10 the New York Law Of trial By Jury in cases
of fugitive slaves and did gross injustice to Virginia
and TO the course Of The Republican party Of n York
Being led into the error by laundering Wing, we
ascribed the sentiments to the Atlas and came down
upon its unotFendng head when blow should ha We
fallen on the Evening Journal, the true criminal.
The press Of engagements absorbed our thoughts
Afterwards We glad that friend fhe Atlas has
brought The fact to mind and we seize the first
moment to pay off the debt, with interest. We, now
arrived at "years of discretion fully confess the in
considerate actions of shot YOUTH and shall profit
by this lesson. We acknowledge that, unknowingly,
we have done injustice TO the Albany Atlas, and re-
greet that any of our expressions should have been
turned against that able journal, which is devoted 10
The Republican party and presses-Van Buren, for the
Preside ncy. Since we have attained our majority, no
prouder duty could fall to lot than thus set our
selves right in the eyes Of unk nown friend whom
we had heedlessy wronged Have we not now done
something very rare, SIR, these times viz pay a
debt o,M heary interest.
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We are indebted 10 Harper Y Brothers for the fol.
sing interesting works, which may be had of Smith,
g.aie' \ Morris, Of this city. Speeches Of John c.
lnoan delivered IN the Congress of the u s., from
III 10 The present time" Qt embraces most of the
a'' important speeches which have been delivered by
D' distinguished Statesman and Orator-and his pro
"a-n' position vii! attract attention to the volume
%. '.sled iTom the press of the Harpers)-the S,h
pr 4" br1ndes Encyclopedia, in which every sub
~ science or the arts IS ably explaned-the Sth and
~ No OF Shakespeare, which should be upon the
s'es OF MI our libraesthe 10th part OF Allison 8
oy OF Europe, valuable work-,he I'd part Of
- har:in Chuzzlewt, which introduces the hero
.' >snHee iaud-ond the Is, part of McCullocks Ga.
7'as'' "'ih splendid large maps-it gives the latest
~, f'es IN Geography, and should be in the pos
session. o! every Student
fr joseph Gill has sent US the June No Of Mason 5
''s2i. hcatron Of the Dublin University Magazine
The most pquant foreign publications Of the day.
- No. IS full of charming stories aud criticisms. The
."y No. will commence Serial Romance by the Chs.
~ dashed James The famous French writer, Alfred
saey, Will also contribute papers the Literature
$40 fO!'t'cs of F7ance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

N TUESDAY, the Independent Order of"Odd Fellows
a., I'.I%.eu celso'at'oa of the Sixth Anniversary
Inc: were joined BY handsome depuia,ion from The
@o Petersburg Lodges, and proceeded up Main Street
" the Second Baptist Church, fine Band Of Music
sn'Tehing their march. Ia The Church. ,he Rev Mr.
SR-eny offered upa Prayer, and read Chapter Of the
f'pnrss, IN a solemn manner; and DR.. Jas ID NcCaha
covered an appropriate and elGqnen,
as "''h cleaness the origin Of the order, its leading
o'es:'cs, ont It's pure charitable, and lovely work
= me OF his sketches from life were thrilling. The
~'d Mr. Alagoon concluded with Prayer, with his
l'-i taste and spirit. The Richmond Sacred Music
..'} gave solemny TO the scene by some of their
lest pieces.
= ne Order, with their guests then marched 10 the
=, - mango, where rich collation. was spread out
s 'seFet our inability 10 attend on the occasion
50 many choice spirits united, and so much
s'-I feeling elected
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RICHMOND, july U, IIfo.
Sir--On behalf OF the respective Companies undo
our command we request you will furnish US with
copy Of your beautiful ofa:lon, for publication w
we're highly gra,ded ourselves that We wish th0S
who had not The pleasure TO hear if, to participate u
our endowment I'VE do not make this request as al
unmeaning compliment, but because we think sin
cerey that your happy effort deserves TO be read bot
for lis fine sentiment, It's correct prnciPes ana II
VIM WEISIGER,
Captain c. L. d.
SHERHlN mcRAE,
Captain H. L. ID.
JOHN NJ. GREGORY,
Captain K. l. D.
GEORGE W. MUNFORD,
Captain II l. /. Blues.
JOHN d. MUNFORD,
Captain r. s. Guard.
THOS. II. ELLIS,
Captain F. Artillery.
ANSON RICHARDS,
1t. Cong w. Grenaders.
To JOHN S. CAsKIE, Esq
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DAVENPORT & ALLEN,

DAVENPORT 81 ALLEN,
.aUcTIONEERS &. COMMISSION .HER CH5NTS,
HAVE SALE,
SUGARs-35 hogsheads Porto Rico and New Orleans
- COFFEES-2e00 bags Rio Luguyra, Java and Angosura
WHiSXEi-5D hhds. and 80 hall pipes
LOAF SuGARS-2oO boxes 'Woosey" and lowering ma
nuacturr
BAcON-ll0 hbds. hest Midinss
SALT COG sacks Liverpool tine
NAlLS-700 kegs common and warehouse
SHUT-s03 bags "Youles"
FIASTER-l.c COO casks ground
CaNDLES-2OO boxes 'luli's': patent
'Fray's' and "Juid's''
TEAS-5o half chests gunpowder
200 boxes do.
80 chests black
OILS-JD barrels Tanners
10 logsheads b!eacbed lamp
WHITE LEAI-ls0 Kegs IN.
SALT PETRE-20 casks refined
ALUM-l5 bbis.
COrrEEAS-20 hbI5.
WISES-go half aud quarter pipes Madeira, seiy sait ira
Sherry and Po
PAPER-s00 reanis wrapping
SOAP-200 boxes brown
PUWDER-309 kegs Rifle -, 80
SOLE sides branded good" and damaged"
BRASDY-5 half pipes .'Sesnelte"
10 do. common
RICE-20 tierces .
July II I'--a"o"
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The Tuesdays hladsnnian re publishes strong ar
cle 10 behalf of Mr. Tyler, from the letter Of the
Washington Correspondent Of the Philadelphia Mer
curry, and introduces it with the following remark =
"ORcANIzE ORGANIZE I've notice, with great
qualification, that the friends Of Mr.. Tyler, in every
part of the Union, are preparing TO organize for the
coming Presidential Election, broad, Democratic
bssshaving for their main object the presentation Of
Mr. Tylers to The consideration of the country,
the Republican party. and the National Convention,
whose duty IT will be in May, 1874 to designate
candidate for the sufTtages of the Republicans. This
is it should be-"
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no the news of the action of the New
q 'f' '.,.lature nominating Mr.. Van Buren, till
II t,h ,nst.-Th,s will show how little Gre
{, la' .,,,ched to the views of the Mercury g
N N this and other points. He should
''F, .o,,N Davy Crocketts famous advice
''' 80, facts his supersruclure must ",opple
troy the builder.
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TO THE EDITORS OF TIE EMO urREa.

NEw ORLEANS, July q, lo45.
Asa stranger, you must excuse the liberty have
taken of enclosing to you statement Of our State and
Congre ssional elections, which was commenced and
brought to close yesterday. The result, we'll as
the great and unexpected triumph gained over the
Whigs-in city, more acknowledgements well be
expressed by words-for it was equally unexpected rs
il IS gratifying 10 The Democratic party. Mr.. Sill
dell our candidate for Congress- aud the candidate for
box which resulted in challenge by the former, to
6gh, duel last evening-but it seems By morning
paper, amlcaby adjusled-Our city, up TO date,
quite healthy. The Mississippi is unusually high and
an overflow has been looked for for several weeks pss
but all such fears are at this time pretty well done
away as, by the last dates the water above was falling
rapidly Our cotton and sugar crops never more
promising this time Of the season; and should
rious or unusual accident befal them, from this time
out The present harvest OF both must be very abundant
We have some hard corn and fodder pulled, and cons-
derabe Of full grown cotton bnwes IN Mississippi tD0
weeks past, has been stated in exchange pa
pers BY the last Of this month, the first week in
August, shall have bags Of cotton in mar
ket-which market is anticipated 10 opsn early the
suing season. On the whole, lively business Of
every kind is looked for the ensuing The article
of negroes will certainly advance in price, the de
mand will be unusually great-the demand having
by the traders the past season. been supplied by them
The prices the past season, say in June, were al
$6U0, girls $500, mechanics at 81 200; but, give il
you as my opinion, having been in the trade, and in
this market for many years, that marke, will open
the ensuing senson, at $500, girls $500 to 5000
So you say to any Of your friends that may ma We
such property To dispose Of that in making their sales
at home they take into consideration all of The
prospects here relate toyou Yours, respectfully.
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From the Globe, July 10.
Ihe u.mocrntie .Na,innnL C,

Inc DtMOcTdlic .FaEsVRNt L0Hoenli0n.
We think the reply Of the New York Democratic
Central Committee to that OF Indiana decisive TO the
me Of holding The National Convention. The opinion
ipssed in behalf Of the Democracy of the State, by
ae commiltee-that "although they have not found
'son TO change their views, they yet prepared we
to adopt The latest period, the ground that the
'er time has not given general satisfaction to the
tily m several other States puts an end 10 all
/, uy, so Ear as New York is concerned.
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LOUISIANA ELECTION.
TyteriSm going .4hea,

The result, as far as heard from, is most glorious
The returns will be found in another column. All the
Wing papers give up The election of S!idel, % and
from Gov. Whites small majority (llD in the Cd Mu-
nicpalty, is almost certain that Labranche I'd will
beat him. The Tropic (W) almost gives up White
Dawson 3D. will be certainly returned; and from the
Gen Bosseu; thus giving all the Representatives az in
Congress- when last year we had only out of three
We regret that Seth Barton, the able and active
Democrat and true son of Virginia, should have lost
his election the Louisiana Legislature by 80 votes
only The strong vote he received is high eonpli-
me mt TO his talents and his merits
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p.s'See The advertisement OF the Fredericksburg
~'''aa Company for moderation of rates on this
s .'t Northern Route This Company would have
s.t reduced the fare, but waited in vain for SINH.
saae"on Of the high charge (S2 50l on the Wash
-. ~" ana Baltimore Railroad. We are glad at this,
W.T. greatly increase the travel THIS important
-, ne baltimore and Washington Railroad Com.
~! should take lesson and lower their exorbi,ant
s,s wall be Of grea, service to themselves and the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

The Richmond Wing gravely G yes currency to one
of the most ridiculous rumors, that ever was started
Wing was first given 10 this humbug by the Philade-
phia T. s. Gazet;e--and il is less than an under.
standing and coalition between "John c. Spencer and
Martin Van Buren, 1t boldly aGirms, that "hlr.
Spenccr is laborug to become Secretary of the Urea
snry under Mr. Van Buren,, should this gentleman be
elected All the officers appointed through The lnilu
ence of MIR. Spencer, thorough going Van Buren,
men, and will be found fighting in his ranks. The "i
fee of Attorney General viii be rendered to Van
Buren, mao as the event will show! And upon what
evidence is this ridiculous assertion made! Upon not
the shadow of evidence. All that it says is that "The
sudden falling off and almost entire cessation OF cen
and reputation, by the Van Buren, press, OF Mr.
Spen and his policy, not little remarkable, nor
are the Of this quiet less singular The solution
Of the my sery is is the alleged coalition
But is the Ivan Buren, press so called, silent? What
said the Enquirer Of last Tuesday week? The fact H.
there is not one atom Of truth in the supposltion
is one of the siles humbugs that has ever been IN
vented in these humbugging times.
! Equally ridiculous is an alleged coalition between
Messrs. Benton and Clay-nrd pretty much of piece
with the late hum5ug coalition between Messrs an
Buren, and Clay, and the humbug understanding be-
tween Messrs. Calhoun and Webster. The Charleston
| Mercury says, awe next hear dimy bruiied abroad
that there is a plot between Mr. Clay and Mr. Cal
houn; then with more certainty that there is really
bona Jfde plot between Mr., Tyler and Mr. Calhoun.
As the Mercury says, ''the name" OF these humoug'
"is Legion" They are "Plos, composs, and couh
ter plots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

DOWnATAN LAND FOR SALE-Tbe Tract Of Land on
which subscriber resides offered for sale. II lies the
waters Suy's Creek five miles above Powaan Court house,
and thirty five the city Of Richmond II contains bew
$40 and $50 Of which in woods OF original growth,
heavily tmbcred with the best building pne with 70
tile creek bottom Of which has been thoroughly reclaim
ed and subjected successful cultivation. considerable
upland has been highly improved On this tract there
comn0diOus dwelling house, with large barn and tehing
machine attached stables house. and every building
~ comfort ard convenience Of family ANY gentleman
in OF residence, pleasant nesh6orhuod Is
requested to for himself The terms viii be
accommodating. PETER TlNSLEf.
Iuly l9-b.A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

W,,s as' Evenings mail, announces the death Of
ALLsroS, the fine poet md the celebrated
3, lie died at his residence in Cambridge, Mass,
'uay evening, in the 9th year Of his age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14
Second MunicipnlitY,

Majority for E. D. White, Wing, III.
Lafayette polled 79l votes-nol counted
awe are pleased state, that the personal difficulty
which occurred yesterday between two gentlemen
each successful candidate for office at The election
yesterday and which it feared would lead TO the
most unpleasant consequence, has been happily ad
iusted."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

DoST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Jniy 9Th, lsi3.-Proposai.
for carrying Mails Of the United States from the 18th Of
August lsl3 the Both June 1917, inclusive in virgni. will
be received at the Post Office Department in the of Wash
ced by the day. the and in the time
herein specified, viz:
2i53 From Norfolk Portsmouth,, mile and back cross
Ing Elizabeth river, daily.
Leave Norfolk daily at m; arrive Portsmouth day
by y a. IN.
Portsmouth daily at p. M arrive Norfolk day
by 4! =. III.
aia From Portsmouth, by Suffolk snmmeon, Murfreesbo-
ro y. c. Masvc and Jackson b. To G4reysburg, o. miles
aud back, times week, in suikirs.
Leave Portsmouth, daily except Sunday at 10 M. arrive
Carey sburg day BY II p.
Leave Gaeys daily, except Sunday, At arrive
Portsmouth next day by p.
or Proposals the Of eight miles per hour will he
considered.
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NOTES.

No proposal will he considered unless be accompanied by
guarantee, signed by responsible persons the fol-
ing manner viz:
"The undersigned - guarantee that -- IL his bid for
be accepted by the Pos
Grne al! obligation prior tho lat day OF
with good and sufficient suretes perform the
vice nropns.d''
This accompanied ty the certificate Of Postmaster,
ether equivalent testimony that the guaranors ." pro
perry and able 10 make good their guaranty.
proposals should he department sealed endos
ed Proposals No and addressed TO The First As
ssant Postmaster General.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from combinations and
the and conditions which the contract is TO be made
the last annual advertisement.
L. A. WlcKLIFFE, Postmaster General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

A DMINiSTRATOR'S SALE.-Wii be sold the hiahes
bidder for cash. AT the Bowling Green, in The conny Of
rone Mondly the 4t Of August next that being Caroline
Court day, fifteen twenty likely young Negroes belong
ing 10 the Estate Of James Duval, deceased by
GEORGE 3. DCvAL,
Administrator OF james Dual, deceased.
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ICEPTlFICtTES1

USlos HIM, June %, ls43.
Dear s;r: received your letter by The Packet of yes
terday-.nd it gives me pleasure in replying to the
same to add my testimony to Others in favor of the
wheat cutting machine | purchased of you This is
the second lay have been operating with it, and SO
far 10 nv entire satisfaction. will venture to predict
in less than FIVE years, farmer who makes much as
5000 bushels, will be without it, If he cultivaes land on
which il can be used. am satisfied, in heavy wheat
il will keep force of 30 hnnds actively employed.
10 haste, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
MAYO CABELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

THRUST SALE-By virtue of n Deed Of Trust executed 70 me
nv Francis Deanc The 22nd Gag of October iel
which is Of record in the County Of Cumberland sa ons or
pn5lic premises, the Ish uy Vi jury
1888 Of LAND which the said Deane now resides
Iyny of Carersvie containing III nces sna
also al the same time and place. the NEGROES mentioned
in said deed, old woman Poly all he sock o. saa
Deane Household Furniture &c. Terms vi SAFE made
known on day The title said land and niher pro
perry believed unlueslonabc bnt acting as trustee
49, - HENRY P. IRVING, Trustee.
,,e lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

The article signed OK" on THE Progress Of The
Contest in the Abemale District, was received las
evening, and will appear on Tuesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

ONE be pursued by in the sale of
W Piano Foes either adopt the practice with
dealers in the article of don other instruments in
raise the character of must do as have
endeavorng do for eight pa the public 10 form
their opinion by trying my instruments The former Is
adopted and shall; the latter have
tried and found to work well believe that my Piano Fortes
nre at equal any made In this any other country that
heard Of that opinion being interested onc do not
ask tie public depend upon alone and simply beg Of them 10
by trial. ANY desiring TO purchase.
Piano take mine trial, and withhold payment untl
they can uroye the instrument E. P. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg, Va
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Removals. and .9Dpointn,en,s

The Boston Atlas (Whig) announces the following
changes in the following cords:
"Edward PaIfray, Editor Of the Salem Advertiser
(Locofooo,) TO be Surveyor of the por, of Salem
(Masss } in place of Stephen Daniels, removed.
"Eben II. Stacy (Loco) TO be Collector for the Dis
trio, of Gloucester, in place of George W. Pearce
moved
"David White (Loco) to be Surveyor for the Dis
trio. of louces,er, place OF Lonson Nash removed
The New York Tribune has another paragraph OF
the following tenor and cant phraseology:
TyleriSm going Ahead
CDR hn Ne Rcay the Tyler Postmaster IRE ton been
removed and ,,spa Justice formerly Editor Emporium
appointed in his place Mckcway crnvecd Tyierisrn
the lowest Depth while Justice Is bitter Loco Foco There
practical justice here. We hear of lots Of similar
changes. For instance:
Post Ofrss. .5py,infrd.
East Greenbush, N. Y Elisha Dyger, Henry Goodrich,
Schodack Centre, do. H. Vandecar, J. II. Vandenburg
Franklin. Del. Co, N. Y. J. II. Merrlck, WIN. Waters,
Stcbhens' Plains, Me. H. D. Stevens, DR.. c. c. Tobe"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

We give variety of proceedings and toasts on the
MS. communications begin on the first page.
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;1- The above sale is postponed TO THuhspAi' Tue gu
July, when IL will positively take place n,,,uo r,.
July IA iS-Sas
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A LBEMAELE LANDS FOR SALE.-By virtue &c n decree OF
n the superior Court of Law and Cancey for hn coln
~ of Abemare in the of The President ana d.
ctors Literary Fund. against Martin Dawsons Executor
and Others shall the 7;h day Ct August ls3 II being Abe
marie Court day door of the Eagle Tavern in the
town Charlottesville SALE the highest bidder the
Land lying in laid county, On The waters OF Hardware
tate and being residence Of han Dawson deceased
Th within about miles from Scottsve on The James
River Kanawha Canal and about Il miles from the town OF
Charlottesville
Al the same time place. shall offer at public SALE about
500 acres OF Land lying around and adjacent the village Of
Milton said county belonging TO the Estate of Martin Dawson
deceased the Rivanna River, naviga
adjoins Manufacturing Mills is within miles OF
Charlottesville.
Also at the same and place, shall Offer public sae
one other Tract Land of e9i lying in said county,
Hardware River patented The late Martin Dawson deceased
and Jionn. the Christopher Charles ud
son deceased and within miles OF the Of Scctsvie
Terms will be LIBERAL and made known on The day Of sale
V. w. SOUTliALL, Commissioner.
I,ly IA lg-tds
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DAVENPORT K ALLEN, AucTrosEEss aSp coMAl,sO'
~ lEncu.Nrs, Richmond, Yrg,na, attend TO sales of
Every Description If .herchandi-e,
And viii make liberal CASH advances consignmen,s.
I,Iv ~ l9-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

Hos. Jony HuLMEs United States Attorney for the
District oil Maine, whose sickness mentioned yes
terday, died a, Portland the evening Of the seventh
instant He had just completed his seventeen year.
He was lawyer of decided ability, and was highly
esteemed in public and in private lfe-[N Y. Tribune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14
From the New Orleans picayune of July A.

"TnE ELEcTIoSs-The elections went off yester-
day with their won,ed quetness although the results
rather disappointed the sanguine SPECTATORS In the
evening, there was some rejoicing and some fault.
finding among the pnrzans assembled to discuss the
tate OF the day. but very serious Disturbances grew
on, Of them Until night, stranger in town would
not have dreamed that election was going on; The
NUMEROUS parties collected in the evening" to hear the
late returns. would alone have Indicated that an cleo
ton had taken place. Below give the returns, SO
far as received:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-14

& ELECT SCHOOL AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
- For purpose having his and other
place. prepared for the University ad
vantage subscriber has engaged the Rev. Henry W. Maer
tens graduate Goinsen, for years resident
this country take charge of small School his house. limit
Is pupils Only wanting complete tho
number whom lie will take into his family, If timely application
be made.
rsidrs all the branches Of liberal English Education the
Hebrew Creek Latin French German and Spanish languages
may he taught.
Tuition and board including washing fuel and lights payable
half yearly in advance, S!6J.
The will open st of September and close the
4th OF July follow ing WILLIS II. WoODLEY.
July IA l9-f
p The Wing will publish the country paper until notice
discontinue.
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Garfield, July g. 1913
I have used Mr.. C. H. McCormicks Reaping Ma.
chine through the late harvest, and perfectly salts
field gah performance; md think it cuts as clearly
If not more SO, than any thing else used.
WM. Fl. TEMPLE.