davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1844-07-06

We are authorized TO announce Jo-
sEPH c. ALLISON, as a candidate for the
office of Sheriff OF Pike county, at the
ensuing August election.
, 1844-07-06

| offer myself as the Democratic can
didate for Constable of Buffalo township,
against Mr.. Samuel c. Allison Of same
township, and I'm ready to meet him on
the stump at all times and in all places,
during the canvass
REEFS Il. DOAK.
, 1844-07-06

bowling Green, June 2Ist, 1914.
We are Authorized 10 %nou r. ID.
as a candidate to repre-
sent this county in the lower branch OIL
the next General Assembly ofthis State.
We are authorized 10 JouN
Il. WooD, as Il candidate to represent
this county in the lower branch Of the
next General Assembly of this State.
We are authorized II D. j.
ALMOND, as a candidate for the office of
Assessor of Pike county, at the ensuing
August Election.
June 9Th, 1914.
We arc authorized TO announce PER-
ny A. Curry, as a candidate for the
office of County Surveyor, at the cnsu-
ing August Election.
June 9Th, 1914.
Mr.. .1dams-By announcing the name
Of George Marznlf, as a candidate TO
fill the office of Justice of the Peace,
you will oblige many citizens of the Yves
tern part Of Cuiyre township.
MyNY VOTERS.
May 18th, 1914.
Mr.. ApANs-PlcaSc my
name as a candidate for the office of Jus
lice ofthc Peace for the western division
of Cniver Township, 1.-THE next August
Election. s s. SOUTH.
May IL, 1914.
We are authorized 10 announce VIII
LIAM G. GooCH. of Calumet township.
as a candidate for the office Of Sheriff of
Pike county, at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
March 9TH, 1911.
j. p. HrnGARD. offers himself IS a
candidate Tor the office of Constable Of
Cuivrc Township, at the ensuing august
Election.
Bowling Green, March 9th, 1874.
Mr.. EDrroF: You will please an
nounce my name as a candidate for the
Sherillalty Of Pike county, at the ensu-
ing August election.
&c. RODGERS.
Bowling Green, Feb. 9th, 1914.
We are authorized 10 announce s. w.
FIsLEY, as a candidate for the office Of
Sheriff of Pike County, at the ensuing
August Election.
Mr.. Adams-Plcase publish my name
rs a candidate for the office Of Sheriff
ofPike County, at the next August cleo
ton, and obligc yours, Sc,
W. G.. HAWKINS.
Feb. End. 1911
We are au~thorizcdto announce JAMES
\. RoBBIys, as a candidate for the Shcr-
ilfalty of Pike county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
February oath, 1914.
We are authorizcdto announce LEON
ARD NJ. RoDGERs, as a candidate for the
office of Constable of Cuivre Township,
at the ensuing August election.
To the Toicrs Of Pike Comfy:
FELLow-CIrIzENs: | am a candidate
for the office Of Sheriff. If you think |
am competent TO the dl;ies Of the Office,
/ shall be proud of your support.
S. J. McGINNIS.
Jan. 18th, 1914.
W. are authorized TO announce THoM-
As CASH, as a candidate for the office of
Assessor Of Pike County, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized TO announce JOSH
Plus IRVINE, as a candidate for Consta-
bic Of Cuivre Township, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized TO announce .Jo-
sEPH c. ALLISON, as a candidate for the
office of Sheriff OF Pike county, at the
ensuing August election.
| offer myself as the Democratic can
didate for Constable of Buffalo township,
against Mr.. Samuel c. Allison Of same
township, and am ready to meet him on
the stump at all times and in all places,
, 1844-07-06

We are authorized 10 announc JOSH
Plus IRVINE, as a candidate for Consta-
bic Of Cuivre Township, at the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-07-06

Mn. EDrroF: You will please an
my name as 4 candidate for the
Sheriilalty Of Pike county, at the ensu-
ing August election.
, 1844-07-06

We are authorized 10 JouN
Il. WooD, as Il candidate to represent
this county in the lower branch of the
next General Assembly Of this State.
, 1844-07-06

We are authorizcdto JAMES
\. ROBBIXS, as a candidate for the Shcr-
ilfalty of Pike county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election.
February oath, 1914.
, 1844-07-06

We are authoriZedto announce LEON
ARD NJ. RoDGERs, as a candidate for the
office of Constable of Cuivre Township,
at the ensuing August election.
, 1844-07-06

PIKE CIRCUIT COURT, June 4th,
IN VACATION. 1914.
George Wells, Richard Wells
James Wells. Richard Kerr, DIR
and his wife Dnti; Nancy Nc
Kay, and o. crs,
, 1844-07-06
March 9TH, 1911.

J. p. HrnGARD. offers himself IS a
candidate for the office of Constable Of
Cuivrc Township, at the ensuing august
Election.
Bowling Green, March 9th, 1914.
, 1844-07-06

We are authorized TO announce TnoM-
AS CASH, as a candidate for the Office of
Assessor Of Pike County, at the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-07-06

capital; that it would cheaper in
stead OF increase the price of articles
imported. All the precious blood
spit IN the revolution might have
been spared if our fathers had only
been as WISE as the wing politicians
Of the present day.
, 1844-07-06

We are authorized 10 VIII
LIAM G.. GoocH. Of Calumet township.
as a candidate for the office Of Sheriff Of
Pike county, at the ensuing August cleo
, 1844-07-06

To the Toicrs of Pike Comfy:
FELLow-CITIzENS: | am a candidate
for the office Of Sheriff. If you think |
am competent to the dlties Of the Office,
| shall be proud of your support.
S. j. McLINNIS.
, 1844-07-06

]. G.. RODGERS.
Bowling Green, Feb. 9th, 1914.
, 1844-07-06

We are authorized II nnoun D. ].
ALMOND, as a candidate for the office of
Assessor of Pike county, at the ensuing
August Election.
June 9Th, 1914.
, 1844-07-06

Mr.. ApANs-PlcaSc my
name as a candidate for the office of Jus
lice ofthc Peace for the western division
of Culver Township, at the next August
Election. s s. SOUTH.
Nav IL, 1874.
, 1844-07-06
NOVEMBER

NO} EMBER ELECTION.
We are authorized TO announce NEI.-
son G. O'REAR, of St. Charles COUNTY.
as a candidate for the office Of Circuit
Attorney, at the next November Flee
ion. June Sth, 1911.
, 1844-07-06


}, New
Inn II.
, 1844-07-06

Mr.. .3damS-By announcing the name
Of George Narzolf, as a candidate TO
fill the office of Justice of the Peace,
you will oblige many citizens of the wes-
tern part Of Cuiyre township.
MvNY VOTERS.
May 18th, 1914.
, 1844-07-06

We arc authorized 10 announce PER-
Ry A. Curry, as a candidate for the
office of County Surveyor, at the cnsu-
ing August Election.
June 9Th, 1914.
, 1844-07-06
S5CfeR

.Inur :'Gih. J. !.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-02
Geuten 0ieumober.
Soieph Normfefcl,
Iarnfru Fiir n;a n.b.,

sD"SrlIte tas cbi9e grrm6sru nidbt anI
eenfclbcu GAG perfnuft wcrtcn, 70 fca es|
aleeann a"f Elm 5abr UgrIsbnt wcrbcn. ]
Sept. II. ~ nob0I
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-02

Der llutcrlhricbrnc ift geouncr, nad,tc,
namtes @igen.bum rurh prieatsGane 81
perfaufcu, ndmlid r...
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-02
2ecGa Gauntp SSonf.

Iatridlt wirb hermit 9r9cbcn an bic Tn.
tcrItrcitcr hes capital StccfS Der Qrdo
@ountD Sdnf, Sds cine QSaM gebalten mcr.
ben loIi, am Soanie ecn gS q am @raia
IN Der Stoet Gtentauu, am Wittwpd, eeu 9
Sctcber, iruid,eu ben Stunben BON 10 Hbr
Wirr9cns nno 3 llhr Nad,mitta9s, nm l3
Stedhaltcr ais Direftprcn fir bcia9tc gant
Su crwdhIeu. u, r,. *
S'ror9e 9Scnner, Schn Bd9uer,
Charles y. Wiartin, Deter J9ubcr, 7 y
Selepb q Sdger, Schn Grrrcl,
lS, y, Slumer, Deter Srcinio,
IS. pres, Is q. Qufenbdd,
9hn6. =. Vnidb Sho6. 5ir6mcr,
peter taa6adh .. Stcrbrn Sallist jr.
i.-..." q. {. Gube. ~.
Srpt. %. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-02
SeDdebares GtgentDum
gum Nripatz 0erfanf.

gum Nrtpat@Verfauf.
Der llutrrihricbrnc ift gelouncr, nadbbes
namtes Si8en.bum turh prieatsGanecI Su
perfaufcn, ndntlid r...
Cine i6aebare @rrnblrtte,
gele9rn an her rcrrnctIidcn @fe Der Sas
mitcn unc sInns Strosen in Der Staet NlIcus
taun 9rdnScno iurIidh all gcbadtc 5NamiI,
tcnsSma6e, ipritlidl at cine ectte ron c5onos
aunB, uoroidb All cine Dfcntlihc slIeD uuc
titlih on Die Snns Giraffe cnthalteno in ccr
Nrcnt 574 uno in Der 3iCfe $50 Tus Sic
Serbeserun9cn earauf beitsbcn ais cinem
lgA Srretifrfi9tcn tafifcinerueu
ssi:Ea 9S hn hQuS,
SEssEsssza.A ciucr an9cbautcu 2.litfi9tcn GI,
d,e, cincm 0rceen Srdm Sdreincr Sdbap,
nit eiucm bequemcn Srdm WcbnhauIe ed,
bei ncbff riucr grcBcn Sr6msSdeucr II. an,
ecrn 9febcr9cbduecn.
@6 bcFnbc; I'D, cine qrcec 9Iuspabl vrn
Sbltbdumen auf cicicr 2otte. uuo eas iotps
crant WaiTer 1T al bciccn SN6uieru, 70 mie
an Ger 5d,euer au9ebrad)t Uno cine Ichr oro,
Sc uno gut sebaute Siiterne bcflnbct fb audi
cabci.
G"D Die ih6ne Gage SicIrr 9cttc mdd,t bas
Sl9erthnm nid,t nur gu Ctnem Der Id,onften
uno an9enehmifen 94chnrI6ee in Der Stdot,
icnecrn e6 ipirbe aud, elmer Der 9Iue0c(nd,,
triten Stdnce sur 8crHbuug irseno cince cf,
feutliten @rld,dfts maheu, inocm flum ir.
aeno III Der Stdot cine 70 rcrtbeilhafte Qaac
mehr su habcu ut, uuc ans oiclcm GrEuoC
beionecrs Ut eas bcndmte @iqenthum eir
aLfmerfidmfet bon &aufiuitigen wertb.
9Segen ben Veon0nngen Die febr anurhm,
bar 9emdd't trereeh rpcncc man iIlt, an eci.
untrritrEtencn Sl9ncr, Ger III Dem Oaufs
tpobut. To-
Sacrb Gclrer,
5nIi 81, nabu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-02
Sbdebares Gtgentbunt
auf Dffent(ifer 9Senbu.

ollf Dfentll6er Senou. % W
sIm Samfas bcn l2ten Scfetcr, um 10
llhr WCr9ens fol- aufbem @igentbum irIbf,
0ffentlit perfauft weroen d., ...t'
Cine f6aebare 9ptte 2anr,
selescn in SbersWaeunsie 3apnid,ip, eeda
@auntD, an ter Slrnee bic BON 9lllentaun
nad Srerlerstaun Can Sdanb's Wiihle
pcrbci) uub all Der Srase bic bon WiGcrss
taun nad Sie9srspille fiibrt, 9rdnSenb an
eano pcn Sobn Warr, Daniel 8ubns, Wils
liam Ceid, Daniel Waycr, unb anrern /;
entbaltenc go 9dcr inebr oecr ipcni9er. =
Oarauf III erridtet
HHA Gin boppelteS Slofncbne
s | lE hau5 cine faif neue ffetnerne
q SdneiSer Sheucr, unb foniti9e
Siebeuaebdube. Sin Sruunen nit niefchs
lencem 9uten QBaier, 70 fpie en ccrtreffIid,er
Saum9arten lit auf bem Qanbe. SIitd be'
ffnocn ficb 2 8alfitsinbriid,e uno cine @ilen'
mene auf oemlelben.
0ns @dn,e 1T inter 9ntcn Senirn, in cts
mem hchen @ulturs3 s3uitanoc uno Ionit in Der
beitcn Sronun9 unb Der bcipneern Slufmcrf'
Idmfeit bon 8auluifi9en ncrtt. D..
sD" Wer tas @iNenthum Dor benz 8ers
fanfe su bcicAen rpllnfdt, beIiebc ild eeswe'
gen Sn melcen, rntipeber bci 98iDiam Ceih,
Der ouf tem qance ,pchnt, ccer bel ir9rno ci'
nem Der llntcrIhriebencn @rccutpren, rpobrs
baft IN Srercfstaun.
Die SaufS.SeStr9un9cr, f6nnen febr ans
nehmbar 9emaht iprrocu, inbem Gin Drit'
tbcil Der 8aufsiumme auf bem eanee blci'
ben fann. 10
@6 1T bas tintcrlaecne 9etm69en tes oers
ifcrtenen Scbn Suber, Iestbin bon Sber:
Ntacun9ie.
Ole Sccinaur9rn am 8crfaufSta9r unt
sufipartlln9 ppn ...... .... ... ...
g SaIomon Snber, ! Gr,ors,
9Stlltam Super, - w.
Sept 25, "" nqb9
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-02
OefentltCbe 95enDu.
ouf Dfentlicber 9SenSu.

9tNtHtlllUt Stltpu.
Samita9s ben 5lcn October i'm IL llbr
9Eitta9s, ioG auf oem plaBe ielbif, in Siie'
CDR WIcun9ie 3auHid,ip, 2eha @auntn Of
fctlit pcrfauft peroen a.
Jtc, 1. - Cine ihGbbarc Ylantal6e
uno Otiihllpeien,
9clc0en in giieber 9Racun9e 5aunihip
qrdnieno al 4nuo bon Scnathan Nnoreds,
Saccb 9Iuoreds, nenry QBidcrf uno aubrrc,
cnth0ltcno SO2ldcr, fpcpcu Sader Sf,mamni,
6 gIder S,rls, unb eas llcbri9e BON eem be-
fen Saulanee iit Der @egcno lit. Carauf
III crrihtet cine Scrtrefflide
Wablnllible Slice mb Sbli9sWiib(e,
81 ir mic Gin arcscs Bphns
MLES SEss haus, tbcils nrn Stein, II.
q 80 thcils ron Slcd, ein itcis
M5 NJ xEAa ncrres Springbaus, NIT
sz -szsc:zas1ss<1 sSe&se1s< eircr 9cr6umigcn gSotns
ffute, clue CUTE Sdeuer, pferbe,Staa, Dpst
Wd9enhduier NIB nod) 9teben9ebduoe. Die
Mfatmiihle bat 3 plar Steine, 1T Iehr gut
Qcbaut, uiio fprb ben cinem itarfcn Strcm
Der fIcinen 0eha 9etric5en, ic aud bic Slscs
unc Sbli9:Wlblen. .....
QBas rtc Sduerci antelan9t, 70 hat eirfcf<
bc ctrnfnfl6 cine berlid,r Sage. Gin pcrtrefs
Itd,cr Rnlfiteinbrlid nit S2alfcfcu in outem
Stnncc, Gin ocrtrcfflid,er 9lcrfcD gaumqar=
fen uue fcnlfi9cs Diff, it auf rem eanee, 70 +
mie audi ocrtrcffidrs Sprin9enwaiIer. II
Cas 9dnb III alIc in eem bcifCn @ulinr. 3u,
itonee NIT 9uten Senfcn in bcqueme Selcer
9etbctlt nuo icnit in Der beiicn Srenltr9.
90. 2.-gin Sni6 Sclaano,
aclc9rn III Sbcr sMifcro 9aunIdhip, qcd,a
@auntp. ardnSenb an 2anb rrn Gcts 9teis,
Scnns SleiIi9 II. anocre, entbaltenb IOi glder
oertreffidleS Ncls mChrrntbCils falfauirn.
gSer oas @i9entbuul Dor hem @erfaufstas
qe ~ beiehrn rpllnldt beiebe ltdl ouf eeui
plaec iribit III meIocn. Pc. ... ...-.-. 81 .,.,
SO 1T cas liegenbe @crmGgcu bcs pertcrs
tenen S nrdo u eu NJ oDer, lcBtbiRl
pcn 9hroeuWacun9ic Sauuid,ip. sr.
Hie SerirqurSen am 8erfaufstasc uuS
Nufpnrtun9 ocn ~ Q, .1 Hs1.H rrr ....-a
r.- m.s- ~ 6euten 9ieumcber
.r. n-vgg Soieph gSormfefcl,
-t " s9entcn fir Die grben.
sP Settle tds cbi9e Gcrm6eru nidt an
eem'c!tcu Gag perfnuft wcrccn, 70 lcll es
aleeann anf Gin Sabr pgrlsbnt wcrbcn
sept II. ... 4. nqb0
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-02
Watfen9ertt0ts 9Serfauf
einer fhdktQren 9Sollerei.

~dUeH9erl(DES SerEdut
elmer f6dttareu Sauerei. ~.
3ufol9e eines Sefebls aus benz Baifenqe,
rid,t bon Qeha @nuntp, fca am Samifaa cen
l2ten October, nm llhr Tad,mittaqs, auf
benz @t9entbum ieIblt tffentIih ucrfauft ners
cen, ...... r.-.- . ..-.
Cine f6dbbare NlantaI6e
9ele9en in Nancper 3aunItip, eed)a @anns
tp, ali Der Strase Gle non SierD's Srufc
nad Cation fihrt, etpd WeiIen ocn Beth
lcbeuI, Weilen bon 9llIentaun uno Wcile
pcm Qed,a Canal, 9rdnScno all 9ano pcn 6.
5fibe, g8ilIidni CAMEL, @cor9e 8urB NIB an.
bern, entbaltcno 64 sIfcr, mebr coer fpeni,
ger, baoon Gnb s 9Ider ocr;iolid,es ncl;s
LAMB uno Der 91eft 1T gnuIdno orn rcr or.
ltcn Site. Die 9crbcecrnn9en fTnp Elm
Sys,s 9utcS Slpfs sQSptnbau5, Srdm
E:sH S6cuer, 9Sa9enblll6, Ino Ions
5@aEsI ifi9e Tebcu9eb6uce, "a @iitcrne be-
itnoen ftdl in Der gidbe Der @rb6uScn.
Gin &aIfrfsn, 70 rpic pcr,il9lide &altitci
ne bettneen ltd, auf cem Gdnee, 70 tpie Elm
Snumgarten pon aus9e;ethnet gutem Sbifc
bon 9ieIen Gatsun9cn.
SNe ppl9e SaHp lIt CHFul qute Scnten IN
bequcme Iclce 9ctbeiIt unc III cincm gutcn
@ulur3uitanSe.
Scld,e bic cas @i9enttum ;u bcIcbcn min.
lttcn belisbcn tci SeTe Sioo, cincm her 30,
mtniitratcrcu, Wcbnbaft nabe bem plaec an,
Srrufcn, mo man SugletdJ bic 6aufssSeeins
9ungen rrfdhren fam. ." -
81 it eae hinterllscnc lic9enee ScrmG9en
ce5 peritorbenrn Z b 0 as Siob, lest
bin bon bciastcm Gaunidp uno @auntp.
Die Scciu9nn9cn AM 8erfaufstagc unb
2Iuhpartnn9 bon .rs ....
..s " eiIe sim, ; 9(pn,crs
6. Z. Stpo, >'''' 't0'
Curdl bic Scurt = m ....-
QS. 9S. Selfrirge, S6reiber.
Sept. %, @ nq3m
Crutfer 2lrbeit.
9ltte slrteu Drufersartcit wirb in bicf,
Drnfcrci gu csu aiIcruieorigiteu prcilcn, urb
auf Die fur;clte 9InseIge rcrri6tet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-02

f. mic Gin 9rcscs WShns
haus, thcils orn Stein, II.
thcils ron Slcd, cin ifcis
ncrrcs Springhaus, NIT
eincr ncr6lImincn NRrknz
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-02

Samifa9s orn 5icn October I'm IL lltr
9Ettta9s, fra auf Dem plaBe ielbif, in Tie'
cdr Wlcun9ie 9auafd,ip, 9eha @auntn Of
fe tlih pcrfauft peroen a..
80, 1. - Cine fhdbbarc Y(antal6e
NNN =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-13

an acre, he would be benefited by purchasing at
twenty-five or fifty cents, or e. one-half the price
under the existing law. AS 10 one hundred and
thirty millions OF public lands being in the market,
the gentleman had conlouaded the amount of
lands in the market with that acquired bv Treaty.
The prominent consideration with him was, that
justice should be melted 10 the people Of the West,
as well as the entire country, and in doing this,
there was no better plan to accomplish the object
than by reducing the price OF the lands TO the ac-
tual cutivalor and settler; and he asked favor
able consideration OF the BILL on the ground, that
the lands 10 which il referred had been in market
twenty or thirty years, and were not worth as
much as some others which ha heen but one or
two years in the markct-theretore their price
ought TO be graduated.
Mr. VlNTON addressed the committee in cp-
position to the bill. This subject had been he
fore the House for the last twenty years, from
time to time-and discussed, and as often reject
ed. If the bill now before them should become
law it would not, in his opinion. increase The
settlement Of the new States a single individual
the sale of The public lands single acre, than
the present EXISTING laws.
Mr. FICRLIN obtained the floor; but gave way
for the committee 10 rise.
The SPEAKER resumed the Chair, and the
progress of the committee was reported 10 he
House.
Mr.. HALE gave notice Of his intention 10 in
troducc a bill 10 abolish The office of Commisson-
er of Public Buildings
And, at twenty minutes 10 three o'clock, the
House adjourned
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High Water this day at G o'clock, A. M.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Curtis Peck. Davis. Norfolk.


Steamer Yacht, Sadlord, Norfolk.
Schr Nassau, Chester, New York, sundries to
E Shepperson, Il. Robertson, J. Pizzini, L. Ty-
rer, L. d. Crenslaw & Co, J. Nj. Jackson, +. H.
Amidon, Fry & Co, A. F. ID. Clifford, Hubbard,
Gardner & Go, J. W. Randolph & Go, Richards
&; Gardner, E. w. DeVoss, Dunlop, Moncure &
Co, S. Sutherland, Workman, McGruder & Co.
Williams & Haxall, Charles Palmer Davenport
& Allen, Gibson & Thornton A. King; Kent,
Kendall s. Co, Dean & brown, Boyd Edmund
& Co, P. Johnson, G. j. Sumner, Vanew, Smith
& Go, w. E. Evans, G. r. Booker, w. Booth,
W. Taylor Royal & Morgan, A. Barcamin, w.
Fremont, Ludam, Preston & Go, \. Leslie, ].
\. Gordon, w Mitchell, T.. &. Bolton, II. b. Ty-
Ter, Nash & Woodhou>e Keen s; Co W. Ritter,
J. Thompson & CO. \. pizziri, Drinker & Nor
lis, w. NJ. Harrison, 0. ~ Stecker, lnloes Il
Brother, J. c. Spots, J. !. Ferris & Go, ). $.
Myers & Co, W. Woodbridge, Clelaad & No,t,
J. Thomas, Binford 6 Ninna Daniel Smith,
Lathrop, Christian & Co, J. Gill, and L. Ginler
& Co.
Sch'r Viola Atwood, Boston, sundres.
Sch'r Margaret Ann, Godiry, New York,
ballast.
sch'r Presto, Sutton, Havrc de Grace, An,hra-
cite coal.
Bosrox, Dec. g-Clcarcd, schr Henrico, Paine,
Richmond. .
New Yonk, Dec lO-CcaraJ, sch'r Manche,-
ter, Worth, Richmond
BALTIMORE, Dec. tl-Cleaicd, Eliza Ann,
Tyler, Norfolk and Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l0-Arr;yed, sch'r Verma-
icia Groves Richmond
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Dec. 3-c2l&w tds

TN Y-VlRGiSIA:-At Rules taken
/ in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and ChanceTy OF Prince Edward
county. the III day Of November, 1914
Jesse M:chaux, Sheriff OF The county OF Prince
Edward, and Samuel Watson, plaintiffs:
agains,
Joseph G. Williams and Jane E. his wife, Jno.
w. Richie, Joel ]. Scott, John 7. Jeter, Edward
J. Roberts and Cnthberi Roach Defendants:
The defendants, Roberts and Roach, no. hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security,
according 10 an ac: Of the General Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and i, appearing that they
are not inhabitants Of this State, on the motion OF
the plaintiffs, BY counsel, it is entered at rules
aforesaid, and accordingly ordered, that The said
defendants Roberts and Roach, do appear al
Rules 10 be taken in the Clerks Office Of said
Court, on the first Monday in February next, and
answer the plaintiffs bi and that COPY Of this
order Be forthwith inserted in some one OF the
public newspapers printed in the city of Rich
mond for two months successfully, aud also post
ed at the from, door of The Courthouse Of this
county. A Copy-Teste,
B.J. wORsHAM, c. c.
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LNGIsL. AIRY RE OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
Thursday, Dee. ~.


A communication was received from the
House OF Delegates, reporting the FIRST bill OF the
session, concerning Edwin Mathews, Of The town
ocLynchburg, was referred to tine Committee Of
Claims.
Mr.. GALLAHER moved to take up the reso-
luton, laid on the table some days since, calling
on The 81 Auditor for certain information.
This motion was opposed by Messrs BAP-
TIST, McMULLEN and NEWMAN-and
advocated by Messrs. GALLAHER, PEYTON
and carried ayes Is, noes 1917
The question was taken on Mr. McMuen's
amendment. and was decided in the negative, and
Mr. Thompson's resolution was then adopted.
A message was received from the House Of
Delegates, reporting bill concerning William
Mock of the county OF Accomack, which was
read and committed.
Mr. NEWMAN, from the Committee of Pr-
vileges and Elections, reported upon the returns
OF the new members OF The Senate, declaring
them duly elected from their respective Dis
iriciS.
The report of the Committee of Claims, in re-
la,ion to the Senate Clerks salary was, on mo-
lion of Mr. CARTER, taken up and agreed TO-
On motion of Mr.. NEWMAN
The Senate adjourned.
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in the eve of the Constitution. A free negro may
be citizen of Massachusetts, but such man y
no, citizen Of South Carolina. II does NOV
therefore follow from this clause IN tue Cons'.
tuition of the United States, that because nc -
citizen in Massachusetts, he IS therefore .i',a ~,
IN Souib Carolina A man has right 10 vo!e
IN Massachusetts because he possesses a certain
ouali6ea,ion-but it does not follow maj ne car
1;es with him The righ, 10 vote in South Carolina
for there the qualification suffrage may be very
S;ssrent So also citizen So long as par
icular class (as a colored many has the same
,;rbt in South Carolina that one OF her own
colorcd people has, Massachusetts has no right
10 complain. Her colored citizens are not so in
South Carolina, and therefore, South Carolina
may consult her own safely by excluding them
Il she deems such measure necessary TO her own
safety.
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MISCELLANEOUS

TINE subscriber, having sold his n;ercs; in
J. the Auction business and Bell Tavern,
would inform his friends and The public, that hi,
Office is in the alley Of The Bell Tavern, and in
tends continuing the Commission business, in
Guiding The hiring Of servants on, COR the ensu-
ing year.
His ohec, will be 10 get the highest prices good
homes, and have the hires well secured, and will
pay strict attention 10 them through the year. and
particularly in cases of sickness. He falers
himself that from long experience in The above
line of business, to give entire satisfaction u
those who may enlrust their business 10 him.
Persons intending 10 send servants 10 hire, will
please notify him as carly as possible, and send
their servants in Town from the Is, TO 10Th Of ia
nuary. Address to ROBERT HILL.
Dec I2-dScl0J
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r AW SCHOOL AT STAUNTON.-The
IL next session will commence on the 2o:h No
vember next. and continue until the 2oth March
following. The Text BOOKS employed will he,
Chi,tv's Blackstone, fuckers Commentaries,
Lomax's Digcs, ot Real Properly, Lomax on
Executors Isl volume Of Slarkie OH Evidence, Isl
volume OF Chitty on Pleading, Stephens on Plead
iag, and Lubes Equity Pleading. Fee Tor IN
struciion $50, payable in advance. Boarding
AMI all other Necessary accommodations car b
hal at the bcs, public houses in Staunlon, upon
very moderate terms.
LUCAS P. THOMPSON.
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