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Mysterious.

4 GENTLEMAN belonging 10 one oil
the most auclent and wealthy ldml-
lies of lhi, city, New ORR. wh" must
BE- well known to numerous friends, hav-
ing since the year 1914 up /" recently,
beca bent nearly double. and for several
years confined to his bed, has been restor-
ed To good health--has reealned his natu-
raj erect postion---and has quilted his
carriage. and now w2lks With case. We
believe this is the gentleman Own le-
scrIpiIOn as near as possible, and there is
no eXagmeralion in it. We will give i'll
qnirers his address, and donht NOT his hu-
name feelings will excuse the liberty; 50
that any one Doubling NAV 1nOc these
tacts--thouch he requests his name may
not appear in print, Among other SINH
lar instances, Mr.. James G. Reynolds.
li4Chryste-strcrt, has bcen restored. and
willSgive personal assurances of the facts
of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done!
ANswER--By the INDIAN VEGETA-
BLE ELlNIR Internally. and liEW ES'
NERVE AND BONE HNIMENT en-
tcrnalIy, from Comsluck x Co.
II For safe in IlIlshoruueh by u. Hcartt;
in Oxtord nv G"or"r +. ravlnt: ~ & eensbo.
rough by ] G. Il. S'oau only agents.
Fe5IuAfy -. e.
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNsS,
or, Lea her E3estGrer.
ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY

ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
tsOSf people know, that skins and
ava hides are converted inlo leather by
Iie use of raanin extracted llom certain
barks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the
rannin IS worn cut. leather bee omes dead.
hard, dry, brittle. cracked. covered with a
crust, a.. This ali know. 10 restore
then life, sollncss, moislness, strength,
smoO,hness. and remove all crust, Gy, ar
blister--restore the ,annin. ! his suh-
stance the leather never can receive the
second time: hut the whole virtues OF IL
are in Ibis article. the OH. OF TAN Mn
which pencra,es the stiilest and hard
est leather, it i, has been twenty years in
use; and il ii tears easily with the fingers,
il lmparis at once a strength that is utter
~ incredible until seen. II becomes Ike
nra' irG'hef, in all respects, with de-
lish'iml stiffness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and pfJtciiy impcrri,
oUs to water particularly boots, shoes.
rarriagc-laps, harness. hose, trunks, and
in fact al things made Of leather, giving
a splendid polish, even higher than new
| leather has, and cf least douJHng its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These ale facts.
those VIII" will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns, ride with old carriage
tops-havc old harness. and throw them
away half uScd-look !ii;hy themselves
and all about ,hcm-cxpcnd double wha,
is necessary Tor articles Of leather, TO THEN
hearts cou;cnt, if their preiudicCs are Sc
strong they will not Try a new discovery
Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
sG- None genuine unless with the fax
smile signature Of Com>,ogk 4 Go.
| r.; For sac .tilshor,ugh n C.. by y
| H"au'; IN oxford, by G'"tgr T. Taylor II
Grern-b"r"u9h, ny J. y L o'oan- only gents
February -. g.
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Notice..

3NRh a''sarsianed. hsvIng qualified At Al
gust term al orange C"nnty Cou:i. as
adm nislra'"r -" TIE estate 81 SAMUEL. IiU-
AErr, deceased, hereby nIves notIcc To a"
.h"se 'ndehted 10 SAD estate 10 " Ike n'lr."dI
ate ply "'hl, a1d =" taos" navII. cidlus
karnst the stat, will present them wilhi, the
time prescribed by law, ar tins HoIIrc viii be
,iesd ia bar or their recovery
WILLIAM WARD, .9lm'r.
November ~. O0-3w
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iboSe work.
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post ps;a. VIVA aspirations for agenrtrs. or
dcrs 3'li meet with psumpi attention.
a. Pos m1sI'r. AID others WHO ohIain
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""rIes. shsl receive a sia'h copy HT.tI-, "I ior
ten smbscrib"rs. iHn r"Incs, and tie sams rat,
Ior m"ts. Tury will Flsase let the pnhiish' -
k"nw nov man, rnp'"s arr subscribed iuT
and nov they shali b. forwarded.
Ir-F" Pahlsie's Of Newspapers Who vii In
srrt tie above sN weeks and ln'ward 10 Tap
pan & DrnnetIGh" nhmhct al their paper, sha
Tc, etvs a 'nnN 81 the orb fT So doing.
B"s'"n. lSiI 90
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HI DENNIS HEARTH

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAE, OR 1&net,s..s
FIFTY CENTS IF FAM ~ AIgAXrt,
Those who do moi give nSiitc Of ,htir with
to have their paper dtst onEnmed at tie c>rir,.
ton ct the year, WI be presumed as csitty
IT. odtl"ra1t untt rtnnit rnattcd -AaGla
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arc paid, nafess al option Gfihr ,rbhsi e..
Advertisements Htt Arr, dino sj>,,tp l,ts.
one d",0r Tor Il first, pnd tw,rt, f,t tt,is
ter each s"hst Q"cm ins' }ncn; lot .,,c,ts IN
pr"ro ton. Court. adrcltiSrmc, IS tuc,:, I've
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HOFRAT's
Life Medicines.

SNaE Lie AaxaarInes Ia Ee bees nsed wtth sDr-
- GEES ~ Aaaaosl every disease ~ mharn aaan-
kiaa u laahax. ane ioE Dailasaa aad iasrT coEa.
plainIs, sis ahrif nassy nri .kn0n . asl1Ddanas
bali Ius snd slrk hesdaeie. pain and pp-
presslOa alter msals. ,ddlnsss, dizziSsss,
sIugning noise 10 the hssd and ears. dIoA.
slsess. heartburn, loss NJ sppsEite, ~Ind
sPasas. r.. ahry are rknssaeaFsd - BE- Easa.
d suPsTaes - aHy ihiag ever >. isfs ciiefsa
u the Publie. saC loT tAsse q : iaii habh -
ssdY, they 1lll PFose iasaisaslss Este ss
geasFai Isms.f speneal. lsF siiher sea, aLsl
eaanst iaii = sasafs Abe snsfsisAi s-1isl-s-
sina.
Tie eli -aey Of the Life Pills sad fheaiH
Bnlers IL laasssl reGinin, u freely gIsrn On the
IIaek Of frssF. inasenEs. measles. s2rs
throat. recent esljs. HIlheoush. and 9th
sr inasmmaIsTy disorders. IN rhenGa-
Ism snd ehoTie s0Bpl-in's they haze also
performed abe most extraordinary e0Ies. AhsE
ased with prrsessience.
Since the list lnlE0darli"a 81 Dr.. MonAls
Life Medicines 10 ms fell"s eitExens, They
ave in eseFy easr, fliiy mllatsined The hish
,shafarIsT lhsy 80 sell deserved, Patienis hhs
had Cor years dlaAH on . mIseGshle eKisien1s,
aad naay xao hadlosl TIE ussoiiaeir iiHiasb ~
Thrunaiisna aud paralysis. haze been restored
10 health. saTrneIh aud el,nlsaTt. alter all The
usuai TsnraIss had been i0ana useless. lis
astonishing aud almost mlGagslpus snesls
nave nlsa heen experienced, ~ the cure al
asrroHs ard TksHalEiie pains 81 the htad aad
fac, Paraigfis a5selisRs. contracted aud elm
alais, glaRsa!aI sEssGliass, Pa1as al the ehtsi
and baaes. ehrsaie EhsHmaiisa. gaiPilaiiSa q
tas ksaFl. dlgscali IssPh alien, &c.
But u - unnecessary 10 eanmeFaie the ma
nv essrs 90 which these purely vegetable me.
dIeines have been successful; but let us Ia-
qhre' Way ate tney 80 uaIEsisai "a Iheif
aaPpy 'iIssl.l
Bsesuse they PURIFY rue BLOOD, and
iIus Tem"se ali cause 81 disease "a the sys'
tenn.
because they act pow erlOlls up ~ the serfe
l'ons OF tie 1sdy, AaI rea,oEs allimPar''iss al
pace
Because they do not reduce the system. but
iaTtgVFatsu -taus :eqhnng H"TssiTsInt Iron,
pleasure ar hus,aess dHrIng THEN operation.
C1ui 'aIhls arIsIng from ktlaieo state OF
III" b ..ud Al easily subuurd By the powerful
Efficacy at these mid and s4l.taTy mrdicIhrs.
10 lhnse gha are obtlgef - tTsNsi, or To take
uedicine wtthluI later upI,"1 81 husIness, the
lie Medieia.s are Pecul'at'. useful Byn,ld
AID safe oPeratL,a. they sIIks al the root oi
disease, And qhlekIN eIadIrats u, thereby pre-
SeaiiHg the fatal Effects 10 which Thousands
are victims.
Said wholesale aud reiail hy Dr.. ". D Moi.
"a, rs Broadway, New io.k
For sale also BY
ID. HEARTH. .7gsmi.
February g
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Sale of Negroes.

The undersigned having aesn appointed ,
CommisssaRsr al tbs last County cnnri.
10 the petition nf Viii" Rhodes aad sih.rs. 10
cell The Negroes msai'onsd ~ said petition
viii otler TOR sslr Ihr said Negroes. btIng sir
sn numher. on fngfsds. the an day 81 lana
AIRY, a. the late rssilancr III William Rhodes.
deceased. on . credit al twelve n..nIas, the
purchaser gislag h"ad and {, I'D seeuriiy.
JAS N. PATTERSON, cOm'r.
December 6. o.
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y5if0M-sh~ Pisalaliaa sf the snhsf -iber on
Linle RIVER. eve head Of Cattle. Que and
two years cd. marked with a rEap N the lei.
snd sin 10 eaeh ear, aad probably s0Iae n
them sIih ss.sp an The 20 AMI slll "a The
EIeM ear. Anv ,RiaFmalian reporting thea
VII he lhankfally received aud suitably re.
gard.d.
JOSIAH TURNER.
n"fsnber G. Gs-
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A fresh supply or

. -, :, - 2
Spohn's Headache Remedy.
Nerves celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
B me i.lninent,
Rartholome"'s Pink Expcc,orant Syrup.
indian Vegetable Elixir.
palley's Magical Pain Extractor,
xomst,ck's Vermifnge.
.>I tcc.nv d ,aIi,. sale al this ots.c
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DIR. Inns GALBANUM.
MACHINE SPREAD
Strengthening Piasiors.

THESE Plasters, greatly improved,
- and having the preference Of all 9th
ers, are warmly recommended by all doc
,ors a. invaluable Tor al invalids having
pains in the BREAsT, BACK, or SIDE.
Weakness and LansleSs are relieved al
once BY iheil use, aud the parts restored
10 strength and i natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one Of these
Plasiers, will be asionisned and delighted
al the comfort il affords Those threaten
ell with Lang Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing a
Plaster. Il removes the irritation OF III
eipienI Consumption FROM THE I.USGs Ia
the SURFACE of the body, and draws oil
the internal affection. So in Jirsr Com.
,,iaiafs. aud Coughs, and Colts. Chill
dren with WhOOping Cough should al
ways have one, 10 prevent the cough sei-
Ting on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on trial.
or For sale in Hi borough by u Heartti
Ia OxtnEd By George =. Taylor; ia Greensbo.
rough by }. & 4. SioaI--Only agents.
February "a. Cd
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snHE suhsariber having gaalllisd, a. Novem
Der Ter n NJ Orange CSualy caugI, as al
minisirs,or "a the estate ofFlNN II ART, de-.
ceased. hereby gives notice to al ,hnsr in
deb'ed TO said estate To make Immediate paw
meat; aud Ih"se hay,ag claims against the g,
iaie are requested 10 present ihem MilLrn a.,
lime presrfibsd by law. O. ihis notice Nj b,
plead 90 bar 81 'h-lr rycoYr-y.
TiOS. y. PAUL, .iim'r.
NOVEMBER "a. u2- ~
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- All those indebted 10 the late firm
of Paiker & Nelssn. and 10 william Nelson,
rilheF by note ~ aErnunt, are earnestly re
gaes,ed 20 pay pp, - ionger indu'gsnes can
aol be siEea.
WILLIAM NELSON.
Nav 10. IT,
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n y y
vIr improvements ~ the a I Ina,
" hi the wants 81 the trade NAV
H. tsst.tl.pali conpstsss er.aIri
iaia any alher iona.iry IN the UuIied
ADD he his reduced hs pWts nrlriy
Yity neT rsnl, tower thal heTel"in'r. Pat.
P'e>sea, q ,isrs. Ga Pun'in. In. aud
very article used IN P,intias atsyr, r"nsIa ~.
by % d nd Estimates will be lsrtishrd ~
detail far 4 'ak. NexspIper sah LIB ufiires
an stating tue styie aud qhsnti'y al work 10
be done; and SnerImen books will he lnrN ard
ed I" persons dcst"us 81 mak,us out orders.
Philadslphia, No,. %. u
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TOFAMILIES & INpALIDS.

TIE falleMing iadispensAbie fAMiiT Esme.
dies maE = foand ~ ne sillaxe drng ssores,
and sooa n every eoanirT stare in TIE stale.
Remember and never ct them unlem thsy
hare The fae-simile kignatuEe %
>LlS7,sSzEY1JOD oa - xnPPeu. a. Al 0lksa
~ the sane nAlnes are base imPossa4s and caanlza
isi& ii lie EeFrhani nearsa Fon hns them 10
uEgs lin - procure thsm 81 81 coBnlsa5iSl -
nsE, tine - Eiass New Y0k, q % wn's ia tAem-
Ne fs@ils skssli u : Rsrk Eiskssf fksss TsmsSiss
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SraFFAN s uEsAETT. No. Ila .assAlaf-
SIS slFurt, Aasa.a. propose o PahaAsA, y
sahsssagaaaRs a. laaEtsen manihig nsaasxfs. q
las 90 PEGs q taealy 6se seals sAca aaAa
heF asae
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falEIyls

BALM or COLUMBIA FOR THE HAaR.
Shleh wll sep il 4 iang CT. % restore !, On bad
Places and % shldEon make Il grow rapidly, o. q
ihOss ~h0 have lO~i de hsE frOm any cause.
ALL YERMIN hat iaisss he heads q eh.ldEsa
n sShSsls. aEs PrsVenAsd ~ kiasd By il a. once
Find d. nan. Of 1NtosMeANSo ca
s& hsra ~ j. RsHs~LH Ills slE-sA
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IEso LCL-lkl.E-s

lEc1 ZGL-1-AlT~a
SpHE sp.iax .. ssiaa Il lhis iasaasiiaa wiIl
- esmmea1r 90 the Ilih az gaan4Fy lsss,
usdeF TIE ssPxsiaieadssSe e SAMUEL a..
nuGHES.
The yarioas hFaaehss Il . saad EngiisA,
Classical and N@lh~malirsi sdaraiiam NH BE-
taaghl a lhss Asaarny The rasirss IN ma.
nhemsisss all sansisi &c Ariihmealr. AlgrbTu,
Geomelry. TrxaaaaeiEy aae SfFssyRg.
Price - Tsifiss per ssssisa sfsss naonlEs.
rec Elementary Easi,sh siudies. Sc 90
h.lhsas'srs. Eag. GSamHar, and
GeosFanhy, q o.
Languages. a "a
Bard. in goad families, convenient 20 lhs
AAdemy. ean he had al $500 pr nlsaIh, ln-
IlndinE he'd sad Sashiaz.
REFERENCES:
lnR DAVID POINTER,
Ned Asass. las. ~. IEffREfs,
ZEN thEf. ,. PAISLEY.
November -. O6-aw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21
Am CLAWS PROSPECT

We see calculation in Philadelphia Wing paper
that, With the present signs of the l,mes Mr. Clay
receive Io4 in the Electoral College for Pre-
sdent Indeed How is this result produced Why
gentle render in the face of such give you
10 day, which exhibits modern Whiggery almost rooted
out OF New York, with Senator Root To pronounce III
eulogy, we find New York with her SO votes given &c
Harry of the West. They aust count largely or
Clay Clubs, other foolery, as "coons, log
cabins and hard CIDER, TO make up their minds tina
New York will clasp to her bosom in lo41 Henry Clay
Again--this Editor seizes upon LOUISIANA with he
votes, which patriotic State gave the first impulse Il
the Democratic ball, and, IN phaanx array, fell in
the right flank Of the Democratic line of 1913 This
they did few days after Harry OF the West left the
hospltabe Shores 10 await, in the shades of Ashland
the approach 5f those peas of thunder from distan
States which the clouds in his political horizon por
tended
Again, the whole of Ohio, Kentucky, North Caro-
lima, Connecticut, and others doubtful in many res
poets handed over to ilr. Clay.
Without pausing To refer TO the results Of the late
elections in OHIO, North Carolina, &c, in which the
Democrats have shown manly front, we ask, and we
ask it seriously, if Mr. Clay is sure of his own State:
Already the sceptre, which appears 10 bin in the vi
sions Of the night, is becoming more ndisnct to hi:
gaze If he is made 10 rely for upon the voice
Kentucky, his own State. Already ne cannot, If the
election were be carried to the House of Representa-
tlyes command majority Of the Rrprcse natives elect
And, If Cass, not to mention "Old Tecumseh, n:
nominated candidate OF the Democrats, Clay nigh
we'll ,rembe lest The ship Kentucky should swing from
her Wing moorngs.
| But Georgia is claimed. But is Georgia sole
body and soul, 10 the Clay Wings We answer, No
And the Democrats Of Georgia will respond in voice
which will be heard sea board, and reverber
ale from the mountains of Rabun and Cherokee-No
They will say-Ne see the effects of our dissen
sons We have parted with the control of the dest'-
MES Of Georgia from supineness which is almost
criminal. We must organize for desperate battle
with men who supporting Clay, whose prin
cples not ours, and whose very name was odinu
10 them in times past, that the leader at the Geogt
! Wings refused him his for Office inferior t
that of President What has Mr.. Clay done 10 en,lt
| him. in 1914, to the vote Of Georgia lie may pas
through portion of Georgia. eastng and being feast
ed; he may make elec,oneerng speeches. write letter
for the Press but he remove the spot upon hi
forehead which marks him the enemy in times past
Of Georgia, and the prosperity she now enJoys' W.
| think mott SaUannah GeOrgian.
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"Condemned on, of their oua Mouth. :"


we extract The folio wing precious morse from let
ter addressed 10 the Amherst Wing Festival, by J H..
Peasants, one Of the WhiE champions OF Virginia
"Let US gentlemen, this campaign avoid some of tie mis-
takes we committed si1. Let empoIlzs with
principles but openly proc and resoutey mlnain
them II we think Bank indispensable, 20 secure, for
length oil ine sonnd and stable currency, let US support
Bank and H. that Tariff which, while produces the aeees
revenue for the support o Governments absolutely
sary 10 provide home market o turner's lei Us support that
Tariff Let he afraid of NICKNAME and especially
that OF trdrrllit much better deserved by those who
the unvay rpcloc ri General Jacons i"u-
manly and far dealing requires cSncty pm
cp!rs thai policy farther recommended by the fat that when
and wherever adverod have been fairly
argued before the people, The Wings have gained ground
Their opponents We motive counting the anpies
discussion, and desiIin. broades; light
We commend The special attention Of the people Of
Virginia to It's pregnant gsings cut 1t, in SO many
words, Acknowledges, that the Wings played double
game IN the dsgraceful campaign of 1910 IL openly
avows, what The Democrats have ever maintained,
that our opponents in 1910, instead of manly issue
before the people, temporized with their principles in
order to ride into power In Virginia and North Ca
roina, they raised the anti-Bank flag, and deceived
many good States Rights John Tyler was put
upon their ticket TO catch Southern anti Bank votes,
and because he would violate the principles upon
which the Virginia Wings professed 10 go into the
canvass he is denounced as a traitor. We have here
the best evidence that the people deceived by the
Wing tactcians OF lS40-that false issues were para
DIED. which for while carried off many unsuspecting
Republicans but, now, tina, the mask IS thus boldly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

The weather has recently been as caprcions a.
Of the mos, sentimental of our City bellies fire.
smiling, weeping, smiling, and freezing again
long since, We had specimen which would pass
rent in the market of gloomy Siberia-but last :
day was as balmy AS spring, bright mid
mer. We were delighted with IL, but no, so u
We opine as the lIttle soldiers, under CAPITA n F.
at the Richmond Academy We have often so
Of the high merits of our old friend, Mr. Il
as teacher and manager of youth We haze
TO produce additional evidence or the fact H.
with just appreciation of the importance of
litary exercise 10 opening the chest, IN strength
the 'thews and sinews, and IN inpartnn an 1893
and manly bearing, established almost a Regime
youthful Infantry, who seem 10 take great jog
and do great credit to their accomplished I
tain. They were out in full force on SATURDAY,
several military gentlemen pronounced their egog'
quite equal if not superior, to those of our old &C.
Company, the Blues, who had better look to
they will be eclipsed by these young rivals on the
February, when II IS proposed, tina, ,bey shall pat
We ought to thank Mr.. Burke for The succes,,U
,roduction OF this interesting improvement IN the
deny. We should like TO the other exec
schools in our city, land We have many adopting
morally the same system. But 10 return from 90
gresson, the heather yesterday felt wondrrousl.
snOlc.
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ELECTIONS

MAssAcHUsErTs,-In spite of the vauntings and des-
pera,e struggles the Whigs-und still more, in spite Of
the coup etat of Dan Webster who, in such indecent
haste thrust himself back the ranks of party,
many Of whom had painted his position IN The blacklist
coors the political complexion of this State is still in
doubt. We had but small hope OF the success Of the
Democrats-we are, therefore, reolced al The dcteat
of the Wings. The full returns below, from the
Boston Post, will show, that the Wing candidate
fur Governor, Briggs, wants SOS votes Of being elect
ed by the people If they cannot succeed sith all the
weight of Mr. Websters influence, how they hope
next year TO carry MIR. Clay, 10 whom Mr. w. is not
so fondy attached TO be willing to exert more than
moderate effort But the following stirring and pari.
oiic resolutions adopted by the Democracy of
Boston, set forth this matter in strong light With
such spirit they must succeed in putting down F-Ge
ral'sm, even in the old Bay State.
ResOlred That of The election demonstrates
that Wing party lost the confidence 81 the people of the
Commonwealth and can never regain their former power by
popular vote.
themselves against The asehoods eaumnie> frauds n,imda
os and lavish expenditure Of by which the Wings al
nnts ~ in thc flr That rpe proeiaev
they will it, hy and aco insure
triumph Of their principles in the ay state
Rsord Tla, will from this day commence with rcnew
ed CONFIDENCE efforts and bring ont the whole
Democratic force Of this City for another and win set
ourselves TO work to that Democrat prepared 10 de
po,;e his the state election.
Resord That after all the hang Of The Wings ofth city,
unscrupuous Of all the Tint money and
could furnish TO hiring their whole Strength the
majority they have obtained here and their fixed minority in
the state the fullest that the of defeat felt
deeper by opponents than by
R,s"r@ That with steady and united efforts the Democracy
have the strength in this city 10 redeem rom the
long held lahofing mjGe secondary
tn the aotTacy OF wealth and corporations ana pledge
selves forward IN the good work row before
Rfsord, Tint Massachusetts nor nor and stsH be
Mag State; and hat he fa basis rt hr Democracy
rests shorn by the eecn prac'as The d,a If Henry
Cay BY e popular rO,ee, The Sc:e h has been cdae has
strongest hoid"
II IS probable, that when all the towns have made
hpr effnr n eIe he =
majority n the lover House. who will GIL up the Senate,
and in Mis may elect wing Governor. The Senate
now stands, Wings II, Democrats D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-21

We commend to the attention Of the Farmers,
admirable Address Of Mr. Newman, President oi
Agricultural Society of Orange. 1t IS Eepele
sound views and sensible counsel. These Socge
are spreading over the State, and are producing 70
culabe benefit. The farmers OF Virginia are becoa
alive 10 the glazing defects OF their p-esrn, system
They are learning 10 borrow from the experlsuc
other States, and OF The old world In connection
this grand subject, the spirit Of Education shou.4
aroused-for there Is no interest, on which the ya,
provements Of science have shed, and will con,ia.
shed, more light. The ayocat,on of farmer shoul
enlightened and elevated BY every possible mean
Education should be made the hand maiden q! 4
culture