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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

A meeting of the Democratic party of Stafford John
Moncure in the char) has appointed Ia delegates to
the District Convention be held ct Warrcnton on
Convention. They also pledge ell fair and honorable
means to the support of John G. Hedgman Uhe late
worthy delegate in the General Assembly, We shall
publish the proceedings in full The Feds Of Stafford
and Fredericksburg have nominated John r. Ftzhugh
IA their CANDIDATE
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The Postmaster General has pretty well succeeded
in stopping the prieate mail. Gilmour, an agent OF
Spooaer has been fined by L. 5 District Court in
Baltimore for carrying bundle Of letters III The rail-
road cars for Philadelphia. The penalty for each in
fraction was $50. Two more suits were depending
against him. Tue Court has decided, that the u 5
have an e1elusre mot concurenD right 10 carry let
tiers on read declared aud established to be post
road
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

CoyrRAsr The Republican Legislature Of Virgi
MA OF 1913, found the State credit below par and
State stocks a, 81 They set to work like men, laid
taxes upon the people, saved the honor of the State
and now the stock ia or per cent above par.
The Fed Legislature Of Maryland have just adjourn
ed and unhappy and inappropriate has been their
legisaton that the stock OF State has fallen from
81 to 81, "wl,h every prospect of further decline
The Feds of Maryland thus virtually Reputation
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Tickets sla-Ilalves sG-Quariers 49,

Tickets Sl2-Iiaves s6-Quarers So.
1896 Prizes, amounting S665,GG
Certificates OF Packages OF % Wholes $40 90
" 20 Halves 20 90
Quarters,
S Orders ke and shares and of packages
splendid schemes will prompt attention. ana
an account drawing will be sent, Immediately after
over, o all who order from Address 10
J. c. GREGORY Il CO.. Managers.
No. 1903, South Main street, Richmond, Va.
March
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RED BOOT AGAIN
No Main Street. opposite the end of The old Market.

No =, Man Street, opposite the end Of The Old Market
ET remind the citizens Of Richmond, Of all
II classes Especially the ladies' that this the cheapest Boot
and Shoe other city South Of the Potomac
Wy stock and compecheins selected BY myself OF the
manufacturers do all who favor with call that
shall spare pains Ia give general satisfaction have nrst
rate assortment of Ladies Boots Shoes Slippers Caters Hall
Caters Buskns Also, general assortment al Chldrens
and Infants Boots and Shoes of all kindsocehrr with
men Boots Shoes, Pumps, and Caters all of which viii be-
sold low, for Cash only. Call and see for yourselves
: A. SMITH.
7. = First rate backing only five cents per box.
Richmond, 10Th March, 1914 l00-wf
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H0YT "a CO.,S 0EEICE.

Undcr NE E1ehdnge Hottl, Richmond, IIrginia.
IN RAWISG of Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 10:
IL 62 ls % % c5 IS IS 10 ~ ~ "a 81
Ticket Nos Is 81 81, prize of $40 in the above sold To
lady.
Drawing OF New Jersey Lottery No.3c
6l - ~ 50 % ~ 80 Is II 66 Is IS
Ticket Nos. Is ~ 81 prize Of i,c00 sold by HOiT Co.
Drawing of Virginia Mononealia Lottery, No. II:
:}6 - II II - ~ 81 30 - ~ II 81 io.
Ticket Nos 81 10 IL, a Capital IN the above sold by
HOYT x CO.
HoYT & Co are now selling Tickets every Lottery.
March l00--l,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

Is the Fredericksburg Arena personally acquainted
with Judge Bayly, that it thus dsparagngy speaks OF
Of the most promising and accomplished men in the
State Or does it lake upon trust the ungenerous OPT
mons Of his most ilberal judges No man can know
Judge Bayly-can converse with him. hear hs speeches,
read his productions, and say of him, that intfgtn!
constituency, Wing or Loco, should elect such man
az Bayly
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AND FOR sALE-Tne subscriber intending TO move to the
- West offers for sale his Land lying in Caroline county, on
Pole Cat Creek within three miles of Chesterfield Depot and one
mile 81 oansvte This contains 40 acfes-aoout 10 Of
which rich hat land (beer known Dismal Land not sur
passed in fertility by land the Siaeabnnt 100 acres oil the
fiat lands in cultivation and the whole well drained so that
ready for cus The timber Is taken
on The balance OF the tract of good so and the lots about the
House highly MANFRED. This land is well timhered OF
the timber is o excellent quality and convenient that the
fencing may be keptup with little 1t divided into
three fields, which viii produce each barrels corn 20 hhds
tobacco 800 bushels wheat, &C., There small dwelling
house with every convenient clubhouse farm of
lis sze-a Springs Of excellent yards of
The House Taking the whole together this farm
passed fertility convenience. &C. by this of
Persons wishing purchase requested the
premises which viii be shown by lhe subscriber any
II The disposed at by the 10th Nav will
sold public auciion 10 The highest bidder
Terms made known The day Of SALE
WM G.. Redo
March 10 l00-laitds
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E0R 1,iIE ENQNIRER.

FOR TIE ENQUIRER
would beg leave to suggest TO the democratic AS
socalon' Of Fluvanna, the name OF Elisha Seay, as a
suitable person to be nominated by them candidate
to reprpse ri the county the next legislature His
name will he brought 10 the consideration of the Asso-
citation at March Court A DEMOCRAT.
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letter from one of the best.informed gentlemen in
New York assures u.s. that prospects decidedly
favorable and cheering. la 1912, the Democrats car
RED The State By majority OF $4,000 Last Fall, our
msori,y was about the same. Next Fall, it will De
overwhelming. The writer is aware, that "New York
and Virginia will be the selected theatres of the great
est efforts and most active appliances of the Wings s.
bu, the Democrats will take the field in all their force
Immediately after the Baltimore Convention, and will
defy the Wings
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ONE DAY SAVED.
Advancement Of The Western Mail and Passengers
cn.,r

~ and after Of APRIL isi Packet Beats viii leave
W Richmond Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings a.
o'clock precisely, and arrive al ynehbufs BY O'clock y. M
Wedne days. Fridays and sundays .
Nv his arrangement tie Mail and Passengers ftom The Nert
going West win leave directly after the arrival Of the ears
and arrive in Lyncburg with the Western and
Mail Stage lines II hours In advance Of tho pre-
seat time. - =,
Returning ynchbure Mondays Wednesdays and En-
DAYS at A. NJ Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
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H,L,r., cor>rr, Va, February gid, 1914.

II,ItF.r cnr<rY, Va. February I'D, lrfi
do hereby certify that have been Wen arnain,ra WIN ,ea
for him of several and had every reason then
IN te,,.ve MIN 10 be- honest respectable also ~
m house when he The State Of Georgia, where he had
some time heard the people of the neghboihood
s,eoL well OF him Tennessee 1885, ard there sold
niece Of land which lie mad recently settled MS ne
oe and lived himself about eight months land also sci
led nm some other r h and The people in that ntsr
brhood spoke % him honest respectable man. ard 10 say
that believe him To be an honest man up 10 This day
~ sAML. Il. WALDE..
u,,cb lOD-wsw
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Several interesting articles are again crowded out
this morning: A long communication from Washing
ton on the of Texas, in reply Il the Ma.
,ional gencerA letter from Lynchbnrg, on the
triumphant discussion Of Mr.. Daniel with Mr.. Toer-
md several other MSS,
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NJ Are our friends Gloucester, and Fairfax, and
Patrick and Henry, and Pdlsylvania aslsep--or ore
they up and adolng' MOI syllable heard from the
Committees OF Vigilance ard Correspondence in any OF
,beee counties
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TO THE PUBLIC.

REPORT pref Judicial 10 character has got ntocrcuaon
~ Informed, extensively simply the
stains being hor Of the house which recently
occupied do deem enter into extensive
vindcaion the matter where am personally known
culary my nei2hbohocd gentlemen who have examn
Disguised the idea Of the ridiculous
heen circulated when there is nothing in the appear
Of the stains Justify suspicion that thing had
dhoGcrably done by the charges contain
ri in various reports concerning 10 he papabe les and
defy authors Of them subsianta,e the slightest grounds 10
warrant hem fahclting such aehoods willing that
cpnduc shall be scrniBzd closely they please but
produce gentleman, who knows me, that
he believes gully Of the charges circulation against
me. think duty which owe myself and family To
the the stains beng the oO in order that pub
opinion about the wish conduct
through life be such gain the Of all onoab
and alone offer this explanation The follow
certificates, hope, wi be sufficient satisfy
though many could be added deem
do II. BLANkENSHlP.
Halifax county, Va, March ih, lt4
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1.-THE Alabama Tribune" is merged in another esa-
bshment at Mobile, and the new paper appears under
the title of "The Herald and Tribune" II now pur-
ports to be Neutral paper. The Editor of the Tr'.
bune is very clever fellow although he has very un
necessarily given us some pretty hard hits. We wish
him better fortunes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

The Charlottesville Jefersonian queries, whether
the Delegates TO Baltimore are 10 be appointed in the
Congressional or Electoral Districts The RepublI-
cans have adopted the former mode according 10 the
rule laid down by the State Convention Of 1913.
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the X. Wing threatens Mr. Hubbard Of the House of
Representatives with rod in pickle for his expose
We advise the Critic to be cautious in his attacks The
Colonel IS something OF an arthmetcian, and has Ew-
ings (Wh'g) reports before him. We have just seen
some tremendous statistics Dr. Duncans anti Coon
speech, IN which he makes out that for the ordinary
expenses OF the Government whilst Van Buren, admi-
ns,raton in four years was IS 936 loo Coon ad.
mln'sraton expended in only tioo years So 7d9 967
But we shall have the whole truth told, when General
Dromgooie shall have finished his refualion OF "Faets
from ME Record"
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GALE OF 1900 BBlS OF COIN-JACKS, JENNYS AND
- OLD CARRIAG ES.-0n TUESDAY, The 2Glh instant, a.
Hanover house, that being Court day. shall SELL by PM
lie auction Jacks Jennys, from the Stock Of Mr. Rogers "
the Sprngth best in Virginia The two Oldest JaA
four each, and be en,re '
on The Jennys with oai also two or hIfe
old Carriages and 5000 barrels Of Corn TSRMstn M "n'
one half the balance months and Tor the f
pertv one OF purchase money must be paid IN an, anu
The residue ha la dag Of January ensuing-ihe Iea pay
endorser 1Eoh"H - % \,
NarrhlS
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Deaths.

Died on Isl of March, the residence Of James Beazey IN
the county OF Green JoHS BEAzLEY IN the Sh year OF ms
nre lie painful with singular forttude and
patience and died those alone die who have lived WORTH
w. barring University OF virginia, no one
his talents and virtues ana his loss VIII be
ply by large circle Of relative ami friends
Died this city, the l instant, after lingering illness
43d year her age, Mrs Mani, DAILY IN hope OF hap
py Immortality
Died ut his residence Stafford Courthouse, the l
,av nr February osS Mo>cuHE DANfEt Physician
rcror talents and skill and gentleman OF ish IGeray n
his tea whichlc lived has sustained an II
eparabe family and friends have suffered severe
bereavement all the relations Of life, he kind aud airc-
tinnate and father truly devoted He has left arentes-
fahrrIrss make His peculiar He has
In His wisdom their earthly protector To that
world, "where The wicked from oubns and the
weary al rest"
Died. this city, Sunday the 10th inst, JAMES WATSON Dis
Rrlt in the SD year 81 his age.
Died in This city, Monday morning. the llth inst. AHcni
n.tp ,RR,sos Of John and Catafne W. Meenley aged
yrar9 months and 20 days
NO1ICEThe Columbian Debating Society will continue lis
Political Discussion this evening tTUgspsr aud FRIDAY even
ing. n O'Clock. The Public are invited 10 attend
AND FOR SALE-Wn he sold the 18th OF the present
L. month"; fair IL the lair day thereafter al public
aucilon highest bidder, ic premises credit oil
months the of land lying IN Carolme county, on the
South dover right Of the late widow OF
John Yates deceased adjoining the land of Archibald sanuei
and others containing hundred and fifty aud three quar-
ter acres II Is deemed unnecessary
land Ia supposed all persons WISHING
TO purchase will the land for themselves The above land
will sold under the will of the said John Yates deceased
GEORGE :. WHARTON,
Administrator with the will annexed.
March 10 lo0-2t-
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NJ We earnestly invite attention To the powerful ar
ticIp of "a Planter, last page, from the Re-
publican Sentinel.
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+. rApn
Saturday, 10th March.

CARD.
Be pleased TO announce in your paper, as early as
convenient, ,ha, Robert G. Scott, E'q OF your city,
will address the people Of Essex at their Court House
in Tappahannock, at their April Cour. next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

ExrRAcr4of latter trom Car0ianc C"nm'y, March g.
ave are contending every inch of ground with the
Wings and are determined that old Caroline shall not
be sold to the Phstines You may rely upon il, that
we hall render good account the 4th Thursday in
April and elect The old wheel horse BY large increase
upon The majorityo last year. Some of the unprnci-
pied Coons telling it in parts Of the county,
that the most prominent Democrats have given up IN
despair Of Samues election. Ii is not so-tell them
it is fase-we were never more saBguine OF success
From old Hanover too, we are receiving the most
cheering accounts. Young Brown has his banner up
and is traversng the whole county with undated zeal
In Petersburg, Martin is displaying his ndomlabe
sprt-bravey defend ng his principles before the peo-
pie and challenging discussion and the Signs of VIC
tory are every where frightening his path.
litter from Of the best Informed Republicans
in Little Tennessee 21th nit says, Soar prospect Is
here are ALTERING We have nothing lose, but will
certainly make accessions to our ranks.
EXTRACT from a later, daied
"SunRy, March IA, 1874.
"Dr D Warren has declined running again for the
Legislature, and Captain billiard offers in his place
lie has always been ,horoughroing Democrat, and IS
in favor of Van. Dr.. Samuel Wilson is tie Wing can
d,dlte."
EXTRACT Of letter from Charlotte
1.-THE Wing elector, ii Irving, made speech at onr
last Charlotte Court and replied 10 by Samuel g.
Anderson Good no, being present. Blu, little excite
nient yet among The people.
From Pendicton County, Good
1.-THE prospects of the Democracy in Pendleton are
quite cheering We expect to elect Democrat to The
next Legislature by large majority, thnt is, large
majority for Pendleton) We have been borne down
for few years past, and maories very much re-
msorty this year. than she has done since the last IRE
sdentisl election.
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CHARLES WORTUIM-

LOTTEkY VE-VIEK, RTCNUO.NU, II,
all ready supply Tickets in all of the Lotteries Of
Mcssrs. c. Gregory Co.. and the advet
tlscd by them either BY the packages single ticket
Capital Prizes in Lotteries 10 be drawn soon:
March oard-S3) 900, 900 1000, ac.-Tickets 10.
3Oh-Sf0 600, in Of $40 00o each, Tickets $40
April fth.-s3D 900, 10000 5000, &c.-Tckes 80
l3ti-SJO, 000 l0,0Ou G,OO0. &c.-rckes So
a0th-s5OOOO 1000, ZOO, sc.-Tickets SIP.
~ All orders confidential and attended with dispatch
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery Class No. 10, March l6
IS 81 ~ - IS Sc - 81 80 - 81.
March 10 LOOT
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EXTRACT of a letter from Prince fd'oard
at is early to speculate about the result of the cleo
tom but yon have any fears for Prince Edward, dis
miss then, at once Mr.. Anderson will be cand
da,e-und he will get majority $50 any
Wing Many Wings, particularly ne'e county men, will
forh him y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

The Richmond Wing dares any Republ can 10 a rem
con,re with Bear Does he sincerely believe that any
Republican will condescend tc take up the gauntlet
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J. G. GREGORY L. Co., Managers,

No. TT, MAfN slRnrr
Splendid Scheme jor Saturday, Tie 10Th .4prii, 1874
100000 Capital-$20 GOO $4,000.
30 prizes of 1000 dollars 10000 dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class y, for 1874 be drawn Al
Alexandria L., Saturday, April s4i rs nos -
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We congratulate the Richmond Wing upon the
brilliant acquisition il has recently made of its
respondents. Bear and Meseley are eouaily rood at
the pen as at the tongue-at scrhbng at spou,ing
The Pnmp-Sorer, for example, Ellis large niche IN
the Yesterdays Wing, with Card addressed through
its Editors 10 ourselves. The Wing may pride itself
upon its correspondent, for aught We know-but
must decline the honor Of his correspondence t. w.
II. Moseey de6es all competition. "None but him
self can be his parallel" We cnnnot say, Junus
did to Sir W Draper, his "labours certainly do no dis
credit toa newspaper" Let him go on-and he will
add Just as much to the Literature of Virginia, as he
will do TO the renown of her Eloquence
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TlI0S. G. WENTWORTH,
ROYALI TERRY.

William Walden of the county Of Halifax. do hereby cery,
that for we'll acquainted with ezekia,
said county and that have always considered
him citizen, and pereverng, honest man; and, ~
the opinions still entertained by cannot believe
the scandaIous reports circulation about him are True
s has been an Of Consabe for long time and has
discharged the the with honor himself and sails
faction 10 the public genernly have heard
Given under my hand, this 23d day Of February, 1874
WILLIAM WALDEN.
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Weldon N. Edmunds Esq of Warren county, N.
Carolina, has been appointed delegate TO the Bati-
more Convention.
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trHoMAs < On tg,.rs ELLIS, imp" t'Is II DRY GOODS.
Hardware, Cutlery and Guns, street, opposite the tx
change the largest portion OF their Spring
supply which they country merchants and Others
March 10 l00-im
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nding between the two Shores, that no gents
man from the East will allow himself TO De consider
ed candidate, but that selection will be made from
the Western Shore candidates alone. Every princl-
pie OF justice and fairness requires, that this course
should be pursued.
Believing that n protective Tariff and U. Sta'es
Bank essential The welI-being of The county
am, as | ever have BEEN advocate oil those mra-
surfs shall take early occasion 10 speak more
in detail respecting these matters, well os OF others
pertaining TO the occasion.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Williamsburg, March 6, IS44.
TO THE EDITORS Of THE E.vQUiRER
Gentlemen: Ia the Enquirer of yesterday arespecaole
COMMITTEE of Merchants quote wholesale price OF IRE
degnr Iron at 800 for 1874 Please say to them ana Inc
many business vino read the "Enquirer, mat The
price OF Tredegat Iron dealers in small quantities
they desire sal; and for large invoices as usual
ly purchased By merchants al distance, ask S'2 per
ton Of 22i0 pounds.
Fearing that an error OF such magnitude, published
under such imposing circumstances, might be OF Sermons
injury to the Spring trade in this city, beg the FAVOR
Of you to insert this correction in the "Enquirer and
ob!ige, Your obedlent servant.
j. r ANDERSON.
TREprcAR Works, March 10TH 1874.
The foregoing communication having been submitted
by the Editors TO the committee the member who
furnished the price Of T,edesar Iron for 1874, think
proper TO state:
That having satisfied myself that The "Lta pr'ee
of Tredegar Iron the same in the years le4l,
lS43 and 1874, in which impression am now con-
frmed by written communication from MIR Ander
son. the writer of the above and believing that The d.
mnshed price of ls43 MS quoted by the Wing was
made to appear SO by taking of The discount usual IN
suh rases and which ought to have been taken Oft IN
l5iI, but not, determined using only this means
.! argument, 70 give the quotation from the list price
without the discount.
Al TINT time, not informed that the rate OF dis
count had varied since lS4l And distinctly remem-
Der, that Mr. Anderson himself, when making
enquiries of him this subject, without his being
Of my object. said to that his price was $50
per ton with 10 per cent discount off, for larger guam
titles which knew was the rate for lS4l He now
informs me, that declining market Ind some time ago
rendered necessary increased discount beyond that
mentioned by him to me- which amounts 10 diminish
ed price, as above stated by him.
make this correction with pleasure, as an ac of JUS
tice 10 the Tredegnr Works
March Is, lcil +. II. ELLIS.
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WILLIAM F. RITCHIE, ArToRsrr At Law, hhaH0"a "a
w Office on Main street, above The bapu. "a,
Dec.
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H..,fAr CorSrr, Va. Jan. 18th.

HALIFAX CouSrY, Va, Jan. 29th. le4i.
We the undersigned, being called upon BY Mr. Ilezekai
IankeDshp house occupied by
Mr. William Arnold recently occupied y the said Blankenshp.
having said fully planned by
self and family present. fully convinced
principal above stairs. the floor occaoned by
putting crop si2 said oor and that they
there roed and len ugly stains And, The stain below
stairs closet door, satisfied that caused by
of blood from the head of Ingram who
with chair by Christmas and of the blood
ran dropped behind bench standing The said closet
which therefore removed
We believe that The report In circulation,
ought reputation Of the said Bankcnshp for the
p,arance Is salts
y us think all unprendiced minds. that they not
made blood except small place. winch stained by
blood from James McCargc who present. and
lifted fact and ii does TO he most ridiculous
attempt part the authors and propagators Of the said
port to east censure upon Mr. Bankcnshp without the least
cause from the appearances the house justify it.
BEVERLEY Il. FLEMING
RICHARD EDMUNDSON,
JOUS j. THROCkMORTON.
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u.,,,.x cor,1y. FEBRUARY 24tb, ls44.

H.trr.x Corsry, February oath, lsH
This certify that have been acquainted with Ar HECK
all kenshp the year le2 more or less nave
had many transactions with him. IN various ways. 10 ms
line of business ha of Consiabe lie has generally Kept store
and Blacksmith Shop, and have had many accounts WIN nun W
thereof Besides when wagon dh great
don, nj hauling for him and the accounts always
ri 10 The Of both believrat least, sns,r
AZ ny have IT, think ana pe''e '
raid Blankenship be honest, correct man
Given under my hand The day and year above written: ~
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DG Tshibt IA i1ls''i.''t
RICHARD EDMUNDSON,
JOHN ]. THROCkMORTOA.

We were not present when the explanation contained IN the
above certificate made by Mr. BaHkensp and family bur
we premises and fully Of opinion nat nc
nothing the and believe MIN 10 be- en-
trey innocent producing them foul whleve
fhnk explanation which e himself ~ snicent