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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-13

0SN NEGROES FOR SALE.-The sub
AJO scriber will sell, by private contract, in
families and lots 10 sui; purchasers. the above
named number OF likely and valuable negroes at
any lime between the present date and the igst OF
December next, or until that number or there
about> is disposed Of. Southern planters and 9th
crs ,-is1angho Pnrcdasr. are requested 10 call up
ON The subscriber, residing near Lorctto Post OF
ice, Essex county, Va.-and all letters o.cnquiy,
poa poid will be promptly attended 10. The Ia
citics for transportation, h. land or water are
very good, and The negroes, as lot, are equal to
any ever offered for sale in Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR.
JULY lift Executor of Rob't p. Warnc
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SEABROOK'S WAREHOUSE-It affords
~ the Inspectors of this Warehouse pleasure 10
inform the Planters OF Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina, that Seabrooks Warehouse is
now in good order for the reception OF Tobacco;
that ample insurance against fire vii! be made on
all Tobacco in the Warehouse; the rate of draw
age is the same as 10 other warehouses that
freight will be paid on all Tobacco sent 10 them;
that their undivided attention will be paid 10 the
business oft the Warehouse, and every effort made
on their part 10 expedite business.
THOMAS c. BURCH, 1rsnsc,ors
THOS. T. JOHNSON, { inspectors
Ian. Is S1-2awtf
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NEssRs. MANGUM AND EDMUNps


The las Milton Chronicle gives an account Of
discussion that took place in Halifax Va on
the 23d August, between the Hon. w. p Man
gum of this State, and Mr. Edmunds the Old
Dominion The Chronicle says: We under
stand that Mr. EdmundS INDUCED in personalities
towards Mr. Mangum 10 4 degree highly insult
In. if not unhccoming that gentleman" What
does the Editor mean! Does he mean that Mr.
Edmunds i'insulcd' ijm@lf, or that his remarks
we're inbecoming" Mr.. Mansnml But no mat
ter. The Editor is certainly clear (pcrhapS he
had recovered from The effects Of the hard cider
in the next paragraph. Hc SAYS: The Gentle
manly and digniied bearing Of Mr.. Aiangum
throughout The discussion, efforts praise even
from his enemies"
Now il 50 happens that nc have had few
hints in relation 10 The above discussion, and the:
are a. different from what The Chronicle says as
day is from night. DID not Mr.. Mangum speak
i:ysl! And did he not, knowing that Mr.. Ed
munas was 10 reply 10 him, 20 10 that gentleman
after he had concluded his speech and ask his
pardon in advance, for any thing which MIR. t.
nigh, have considered personal! Did not Mr.
Edmunds, when he had taken The stump, cate
chiSc Mr.. Mangum about what he is-Wha lie
has bccn-what he has done-and what he has
not done-until The latter got into perfect agony
Of rage, and vcntured To intimate that, if MIR. Ed
munds were not member of the Church h
would call him 10 account And did moi Mr.. Ell
lnunds stom .amc by telling Mr.. Mansum that
he (A1r. E.) was no Quakcr-or that in other
words. he was ready for hin2 And yet the Shear
ing of Mr.. Mangnm was 'Senemanly and dig
niGed'! Why did he ask pardon, in advance, Of
Mr.. EdmunGs, iih2 did not feel conscious that he
had wrongcd him? The Chronicle can either
answer these questions or he silent. All who
have read Mr.. Mangum Alright, know that he is
an apt scholar of his political master, II. Clay;
and that he will neither risk his person nor his
pfincipics, in cones, where there is nothing to
be gained. But we have no allegations 10 make
against him personally, and perhaps We should
not have said what We have, hut for the indiScrcet
course pursued towards him by the Chronicle
He has 10iitical sins enough TO sink navy AT
the proper time these shall he reviewed in spi-
rit which can hold back nothing against a man
who has proved lai,hlc>s. as he has 10 the great
Democratic party Roletsh Siandard, S,Y I.
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~ CHARLES LUMSDEN, Uatcf .lIaltr
&IS AMI Jsrelcr, PetrS5arg, To.-Con,inueS 10
repair Watches, Clocks and Jewclrv, al shcr,
notice, and in Sach manner IS 10 give satisfac-
ton. He keeps constantly onhand a we'll select
Ell stock of Watches Jewelry, Silver Spoons and
Fancy Goods embracing almost every article
usually kept in Jewelry Store
In addition, will be found an excellent asSort-
ment ofgo!d, silver and steel mounted SPECTA-
Giles as well as Spectacle Glasses, OF every
description, 10 fit in frames. He bestows great
pains in the selection of his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures his friends that his Glasses are of
the very best quality. we'll ground and perfectly
polishcd-and, from his knowledge OF the Science
oi Optics and the structure OF the eye he is pre-
pared 10 give the most proper advice to persons
choosing Spcciacles or Glasses. Al OF which
will be disposed Of On reasonable terms.
a'IOd Gold ami Silver taken in exchange.
Petersburg June !. ISL l3-wil
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HODGES UNION HOTEL.


m This Establishment is now undergoing
EEE.iA thorough repair in every branch of
-szs=M, Mechanisln-wi be neatly and well fur
nished, and opened ready 10 receive Day Board
ers on Tuesday the 10Th Of July. Tran>ienls
and Families on the Isl o! August. 1t is deem
cd useless 10 say any thing in way of rccommcn-
daiion Of this House, for it is conceded BIZ all
who know ii. there is not House in Virginia to
Surpass it for comfort and convenience; it is
we'll located for business, can accommodate
about 200 persons; ii will I've furnished with Wa
ter from the Bloody Run Spring, which is con-
sdercd equal 10 any water in Lower Va. The
Stable is large, airy and in first rate order; the
Ostlcrs are as good as any in the State All the
proprietor can say for himself and assistants, is
that every effort will be eyertcd 10 give Satisfac-
ton. G. A. HODGES.
Richmond, July II, 1871.
p. S.-A frs, rate House Keeper wanted, al
SO, a No. Cook; none need apply unless they
can come well recommended and are fully quail
fed 10 discharge all the duties faithfully that ap-
pertain 10 each branch OF theI business.
c. a. II.
july % 22-3n
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VALUABLE REAL Estate FOR SALE.
I OFFER At private ale my Farm IN larcago county,
1 South Alabama. II contains about three hundred
and seveniy-fve ~ The best caEc5rakr Land Is
considered exceedingly. hea'tny place, and imned
atcly contiguous Ia good neghbors II adj ins the lands
ri Mrssrs. GEORGE II. MIngr, Edward Baptist aud Ph
lip ]. Weaver.
From the fertility Of the land The heahness Of The
location, and convenience Ia navigation, II presents m
duceets those wish'n. 10 settle IN he beet COTTON
region of Alabama rarely offered.
The farm rented last year fer about seven hundred
dollars and rene'. this hy the tenants for
thr same amount II IL IN Llgl state {" cultivation,
with all necessary bindings on II. The c'n and screw
are nearly new, aud The farm IS well supplied with ~
c.ilent water. One Of the gentlemen Mr. + Hscf",)
who rented part of the land last year, informed ne,
short time since that he only worked FIVE hancs, lone
Of them his cook, and - sold upwards oi fifteen nun
bred dollars worth Of cotton. after loSin: large potion
of his crop for the want of hands Ia pick II out.
Mr.. f. Iiolcroft, living tie place, Messrs Rich
ard II. Adams George II. Minse. vii! STOW 1t 10 any
person disposed To bug. Will cell bargain in the
farm and make such arrangements rs 10 the payments
as will he accommodating To The purchaser
My Posi- Office IL, Richmond, Virginia.
no NJ. GREGORY.
Richmond Va Aug. 81 1874. 3l-tf
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Germ ARROWS OFFICE Drawn Numbers of Alex
- n.,tria / "a tsry No ~ draw 18th September:
~ 90 50 20 G6 IS 90 : 10 IS 49,
nlnt

SITUATIONS OFFICE Drawn Number. of Alex
= nndria 10 terry, No 81, dIa.n ath September;
IL 90 81 20 G6 Is 90 10 30 a.
S35O0O-l2,00O!
a,c,,,,,,, Lottery. No. 81, tor Monday morning
c,a,,ais. 600 l2u00 1908, 1870, 50 Of 1000 20 o
i,r lr: If :u,o III Of l5a, &c. IS Nos Is drawn
Whulrs 10; halves ;; quarters q. ,,.. y
sn'.ndn scheme for Sept. 23b. Alexandria Class T.
C,utals: $50 DU 25 OG0, Is Geo. u,09 ,hD 5oW, 5'o
Gi7 Of 40 co OF lct0. ~ o. $40, 81 oil Avn; 40 !"
., and 2lO, $40 Of $50, &c. - Nos 10 drawn. "hoes
si5-shares in propoulon .,,,,
in all lotteries, viii lie PROMPTLY attended 10; anu u''"
ing sent when requested Please address Orders
o,,o 36-2t
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Lett my
" residence in March last, Negro Man, by TIE name
of MOSES He is twenty four years oil age, itel VI
inches in height, stout hun, inclined 10 nr %"
rei brown Compile aud pleasant conntenahcr. nc
has been lurking in The ncIsiihoroad o lhr p"""I
Green here he has wiie-at Dr. layioi Estate, ."
the Rappahann'ck Rivrr,-and 10 Richmond, "n,Ir e
has brother, the property al MI bargaihn ~
the neirhhoI hood Bcrkrey'S E-tat WIZ pay s'V
f.r his apprehension Caroline or the adjacent conn
ties-S50 in The Sate-SiOO out OF me stas 81
White Chimneys T. o., Aur.6. s6-wu
MEDICAL COLLEGE IN RICHMOND,
Nl VlRGINIA.-Thc Seventh Winter Session
OF the Medical Department of Hampton SIDNEY
College. will commence in Richmond on The last
Monday in October Uhc 2Sth,) and continue M
Ill the last of February following.
John Cullen, NJ. d., PrntcS@r 81 Theory @nd
Pyaeiiec n Nsdicir.
Augs. L. Warner, NJ. D., Professor Of 'SDfsog
anM SHccicoi .inaiomR
l.. w. Chamberlaync, NJ. D., ProfSsor cf
Therapeutics amt llaicria .Edic".
r. L. Bohannan, NJ. d., Pr9fs&or NJ O5<te-
hilS ard DiSc0Scs # UGmcn and Ctitdte".
Socrates Maupin, NJ. d., ProteNmr n ChemtS-
hy art PharmGcg.
Jeillies Wyman, NJ. D., Prefmorof Aao'omg
aaG P1asioiogg.
a coinmoliouS and elegant College and mfr
mary Building is in progress OF erection, and
will he completed by the opening OF the session !;
it has been 50 arranged, as 10 afford 10 The Student
every convenience and comfort and will enable
the Faculty 10 extend To him al! the advantages
and facilities for thorough education, which
the present advanced condition olMc,ical Science
demands The College Inirmary City Aims
house Armory and pcnitcntiary, afford ample
means for instruction in clinical Medicine and
Surgery, while the facilities for studying practical
ANATOMY and operative Surgery. are unsulpa>-
Scd Physicians in The country, who do mol re-
cciye ihc catalogue, which will lc issued durin.
This month (July) will please send their adj
dresses (poSl PAID 10 the Dean.
ACGS. l.. WARNER, VI. d.,
Dean 81 The f"c"Hy.
July2 l6-tlslNo9
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Z ANY NOTICE.-ROBERT &. NICHOLAS has AS
IL socialed his brother. WILSON y. NICHOLAS
with him in thr practice IF Law; and btness confdrd
L. either VIII meet with prompt attention. They
Of them. VIII regularly attend all III. tours held in Tins
civ, Including the Federal Count and Coiu Of Appeals.
Their Office Is AT the corEe. of Marshall ana llth
Streets, ADJOINING the residence o r. &. Nicholas, and
the immediate vicinity of The City Hall.
y. Il. Wilson y. Nicholas viii a!so attend the Courts
of the adj accnt counties.
Sept 6 35-;t
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ROANOKE LANDS FOR SALE.

ROANOKE I.ANDS FOR SALE.
THE subscriber bring anni"us Ia settle part o his
L Negroes IN thr South west has determined Ia sell
his Berry Hill Estate in heck,cn'ure County. IL i
tnard the South side If The river. Twelve miles he
low The junction. OF The Dan and Siauaion, Immediately
on the Stage Road from Randolph Macon College Ia
Rd.cyay, the Rate g and Castor Railroad, and in
the vicinity Of BuiIaoc Springs aud these IN War; n
county North Carolina. II contains about fourteen ,,n-
raj feet higher han IL usual, and second !"
the river; hundred orsinal woods very su"ri-
toharcn and WHEAT land, tire. hundred ce;red
and highly improved. Upon this estate j. large gnd
conmndIouS dwelling holi-r. with twelve rooms neatly
finished. and has every clubhouse aud convenience all
in good repair
There is Episcopal and Methodist Church within Il
mile ui the dwelling, and PrshytcrHn within four
miles. There also large Manufacturing Mills IN
four miles, In either of Which what can be Transported
from The plantation by water carriage.
Tie plantation IL well wat-red wh numerous springs;
the cleared Lands under eycrleu fences all orzun
taIized, and well set IN erAss.s and clover have had
large family The plantation lor ~e,ve years, and
have never had ut billions and i-s.r.-
There ~ also settlement near the with gond
ovrr-se,'s house and orr necessary fixtures,
good barns, " heat machine tsc. Should ans person
wish Il larger Estate, an sell five hundred acres more.
adjoining, with lGi acres III river low grounds. ard The
halancr umrieard tohacco land. WI furnish the pur-
chaser with any quantity oE corn and lrortnrf Al
drced prices.
Persons wishing Ia purchase would do well 10 the
present crops the land.
will iakr part whole payh!eai IN Negroes, III
make The terms accommodating Ia the purchaser.
NaTIlL. 4. GREEN.
Berry Hill, Nerklenhnrg county, Va.
j. :. Address Ia WordSw oTihs, n. T..
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NELSON LAND FOR SALE-A sale OF
| y the land heretofore advertised by me, 10 he
sold on The 9th August, not having been effected,
| will offer i, ag;n TN the premises In the highest
bidder on TUESDAY, the 81 day OF October next
This Land will h. sold under decree of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for
The county oi' Nelson. in the case OF Nlontgome-
~ against Montgomery and others There are
two Tracts: One contains about four hundred
acre>-being the lower end Of the Mansion House
Tract OF Land, of which JOSEPH Montgomery,
deceased late of the said county OF Nelson died
possessed Onctourih of this tract i bottom
land, and the whole is valuable The improve
mcns are sufficient To accommodate small ia
mily comfortably. The other tract contains about
two hundred acres, being the part cut of from The
upper end OF the same main tract hy the allol-
men; OF dover to the widow OF the said Joseph
Montgomery, deceased. 1t is partly cleared, but
has not been cultivated for several years II is,
however, valuable-and it is particularly well
adapted 10 the production OF corn and tobacco
Il the day fixed upon Tor the sale should not hc
fair il will take Place on the first lair day there
after.
The terms viii be about one-iouTlh cash, the
balance on credit of six, twelve. eighteen and
;wcniy-iour mcnlhS the purchaser giving bonds
with good personal security and the title 10 the
land being held a. additional security.
JOS + MONTGOMERY, Com'r.
Aug -. 1911
p. s. An application will he made to the cour;
The day before the sale when il will hc in session.
10 change the time ithe credit payments, 50 Is 10
make them payable in one, Two and three Yeas
and is confidently expected il will he successful
If it should not be the land will OF course, b. offer
ed on the lclms set forth in the advertisement.
Scp..3 3i-tds
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(Ffom Tic Rockingham Register, Aag 3l)
THE GREAT COON MASS MEETING Al
c1AIrN,rONi

The Coons of Augusta and surrounding coun-
rry intended 10 make atrenendous demonstration
Of numbers &c, on "Wednesday and THURSDAY;
but il will be seen from the following letter. writ
Ten by gentleman who was present at The ga
,herino. that il was a small meeting III point OF
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IHaKM FOR SAi.E.-ilarng located myself in the
cry, viii ssil, privately. my late residence. in The
county Of flenrco, lying within :ouc miles # town. 81
'uared midway between The BROOK Turnpike and the
Meadow Bridge Road, and within thee -oGrthS of Il
mile al either. The contains about ninety acres
at land, fifty of which ~ arabic, land IN pretty fair
state of cultivaon.) The residue Is well timbered for
this section al Country.
The Improvements are two story single dwelling,
recently erected with al The necessary our houses.
The society Of the nrehhoracoi ia intelligent, socabe
and r-fiurd.
For terms, which will be made accommodating, apply
To WM. L. LAHD,
MICAJAil BATES, City surveyor.
Ar IL
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e,HERBOURNE AT AUCTI0N.--On WYpSEspiY,
- the .5'h September, II u o'cork will tie ,nll on
the premises thar very valuable Farm, situated on
James River about three NIL. above The Ciy Of Rich
mnnh, formerly the property o Samuel sheppard Esq J
containing l5J acres. with very valuable irani,r
quarry immediately un the cana-hal IN abundance of
woods WI. wa,rrcd b., fine Springs IN dI-ren; parts
Of the ptntaon-the sail Of Chocolate colored clay
ippnaaton-ercnfiy improved he buildings are Ill
new-coh>i.t.ng of good brick dwelling, kitchen
meat -iousr aud luarrisa large aud commodol. barn
.table and carriage, and onSc-n cvetsrrr's
hnsc and hay shelf excellent garden, with many
very productive asparagus beds chnice fruits, ec
Terms made known on the day of sale.
CAROLINE \. POLLARD.
Sale conducted by
DUSLoP, MoseuRr * Co., Ancts.
Sent 10 3'-ts
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
i from the subscriber, about the Goth OF July,
negro man Washington. He is about IS or 10
Years Of age; feet 10 or / inches in height; well
made: of black complexion; large mouth: good
teeth, ana has a scar Of large ulcer behind one
Of his ears, q think the lcli.) He is good
blacksmith, and bears many scars about his hands
and arms Of burns and other injuries. lie has, |
am told paper purpoi,ing 10 he a free pass, OBJ
iaincd in the neshborlood Of my residence; ami
his declared intentions are 10 reach the State of
Ohio or some other free State. lie will. il is pro-
babe cnieavor 10 travel across the State Of Viz
snia | will give twenty-five dollars for hi. APP
dollars, iftaken in any other State. and secured
in any county Jail, or otherwise, SO that .ct him
again. u. Z. MOORE.
MurTccsboro, lIcrloyd CO., North Carolina.
Sept ; SLIT
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TNHRESHING MACHINE.-Th subscriber
i is now prepared TO furnish the farmers OF
Virginia with what he considers 10 be The best
horse power and Threshing Machine he ever saw,
for about onc iH,ld,ed dobGn. Ii is made upon Il
new model which affords grca, strength in small
space ana at little expense 1t is intended for two
horses. but may be worked with tour. II is cal
culated to thresh we'll and Clearly about one hun
dred bushels Il day. These interested in such
matters are respectfully requested to call ard OK
mine il. c. i. BOTTS.
June e lJ--HK
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VALUABLE FARMS IN sURRY Fol

VALUABLE FARMS IN SURRl FOR
' SALE.-Will I've sold to the highest bidder,
on the premises on Monday, the 2sth OF October
next il fair. il not the first fair day thereafter, a
valuable Farm. in Surry county containing by
estimation about 80 acres. This farm lies on
BackwaIer. Immediately above Blunts bridges:
- miles from Petersburg, and $ from Cabin
Point The Improvements are in part, large
and handsome two-storv frame dwelling house,
neatly finished, except the plasieriIG, only one
coat Of which was put on, and built in 1851; a
good kitchen, smoke house, granary, carriage
house. &c Most of the buildings have been
erected within the last II years and are generally
in good repair. The arabic land is generally OF
4 superior quality; and when married. produces
clover luxuriantly. There is an abundance OF
timber for farming and building purposes and a
considerable quantity Of very superior land (capa-
bic of Welding 5 or 10 barrels of corn 10 the
acre) that might be cleared 10 advantage.
Immediately after The above sale is closed, an
adjoining Farm containing about IS acres will
he sold On this Farm, there is comfortable
dwelling house, kitchen. &c, somewhat out OF
repair and about 30 or 80 acres arabic land, IN
good condition.
Immediate possession will he given of the small
iarm-ofl the larger one, The purchaser will he al
lowed such possession as may be necessary to
make preparations for a croT--untI The growing
crops can be sold when FIJI possession will he
given The title to both places is ndi>putablc.
and the sale will he without reserve. The terms
will I've liberal and made known on the day OF
sale, by WM T.. Il. RUFFlN.
Executor OF Thomas Ruilin, decd.
Sent . 3i-WidS
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BELL TAVERN, RicuMoSp, Va.
m Trr subscribers will take charge o! this
f55zifI popular and well-knowE HHa, on Tues
-Gl.W,day, the 10th. and respectfully solici, n
share of patronage from their friends and the
public. They have furnished the house through
out with new furniture. Their table will always
be supplied with the best eatables the market will
afford, and their bar with The best liquors.
RO. HILL & BROTHER.
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DROPERTY AT SPOTTSYLvANIA c.
i HOUSE, FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber oil
icrs for sale his property at Spoltsylvania Court
House, consisting of a large tavern, recently
built of brick. with slate ROOT, and ell the nccc<-
sary out houscs, in coed order and the farm al
tachcd thereto, containing upwards OF one thou
sand acres OF land, a large portion of which
stands in original forest. The cleared land pro-
ducc> kindly. and is easily improved. The whole
farm is well wa.cred, and the neighborhooj is re-
maTkabe for good society and health There is
no other tavern at the Couu House. For further
particulars, apply 10 Richard Hill, Jr.. Richmond,
James III. Rawlings. near Mansiicld's 7. O.. Lou.
isa, or 10 the subscriber, on line premises.
LEWIS RAWLINGS.
March ID 99-V6m
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A MELIA ACADEMY.-Thc next Session
n will commence Sept Isl, and end July Isl,
1915.
Board and Tuition. $l50-S15 10 I've paid Sept
lsl; 81, February lst. Punciual attendance al
the commencement OF the session is earnestly re-
quesled Refer To WIN. III. HARRISON.
7r'T' Direct, (post paid) Elk Hill P o., Amelia
July ! lift w. Fl. Fl.
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c. y. Harper, Esq. of Fairmont. occupied thc
remainder oil the day in an elegant address.
rr,o,, re C2o,ts,n,r ,se,gr nj D-noe,o

TEfom lie ClUt@',ue .Sei5n Of Dmoaaeg.l
Mr. Eiiior-Thcle seems 10 be some lnisunder-
standing as 10 the way intend 10 vote at the next
Presidential election. will I've pleased if you
will announce that | intend voting for Polk and
Dallas. and will use my influence in their favor
10 the same exjcn, thai did for Harrison and
Tyler in 1910 | then believed that was voting
a Democratic vote, In, under no circumstances
can | vote for Henry Clay. believing as | de- that
he is not the man 10 take charge of Government
affairs, Summers speech TO the contrary nolwilh-
standing. JOHN GAIN
August eth 1911.
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JOHN r. METTAUER. A. VI. NJ. D.,
FRANCIS J. NET rATER, in a. VI. ". u.
i,c. t,,,,,ord A, 81 AM .,O liza a1-wffD

pSXEL UTRIX NOTICE-Ail persons hayinc claims
IL araimst the Estate Of WuL'AM FuicHgR, decreased
requested 10 present them Ia H,Hi"m J C0rpsn'er
payment and all those who neb.ed L. The said
Estate. requ-,tel 10 make Payment Ia Lin my
agent, who i fully authorized io irarSac; all business
connected with my frsator', fslar Tor me.
MARY FULCHER.
Eyecutiy Of William fuic!l.r, deceased
Hanover !rth ScIIe,n.er, 1874. :G-it'
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TyFEIri.weekIy Mail Coach for White su!-
L phur SPRING, Le sl1caIy Fs an'S %atars
pr ~ aJ ns,q.r> Of Dbrcrs Springs, Clifton
Enr"e coyin@on and Calashan'>-ant, also the
.nnren;on .'iirecfto Lexington from LynchbuIs
AIn,7 Snrina>. Warm and Hot Sprinss--"i'ti
Iaare Iynchburg every NIonday Wctne>day,, 2; ~
FrJ,v AFTER breakfast; Extra coaches VIII -
furnished a am tine.
- JAMES NJ. BOYD, Prop1e'oI..
Ilf-d