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REV. o. a. nRowNsoN-AxornER CARD OF WIG

REV. o. a. HRoWNSoN-ANoTuER CARD OF WIG
gerry.
The Wing papers are just now particularly busy in
endorsing the Democracy of the notorious Rev. o. A.
l'rownson He has recently established Review al
Boston, in which he is very industrious in writing in
sdeus articles against The we'll known favorts of the
Democracy Of the Union. The Wings hoping TO
these missiles with effect, by representing
Mr.. Drownson true Democrat, and, therefore, that
his remarks upon the character of Mr. Van Buren, are
TO be considered the reluctant confessions of one
friend III speaking of another.
But we suspect this sword will not cut deep
y was antclp ated TIL conversant with the his
tory Of the times will remember that Rev o. A. Brown
son has been gradually charging his views since 1910
He then took position the very extreme not OF De
mocracy, but Of Agrlriansm and now the bow seems
TO have bert ut far to The other extreme. During
the month OF August last. he delivered address be-
fore The literary societies of Burlington College, which
have not seen but which was pronounced hy one Of
the ruest and most und-v ang Democrats in Vermont,
as bordering Monarchy fis subject the "Scho.
lars Mission, aud he assumed position which, in
estimation, was sufficient 10 show that he had utterly
abandoned every notion Of true Democracy. 1t wne,
that the educated fac in this country should yield
The drca:es Of the great ss Of the Peop., upon
the ground that they knew better than the people
themselves what was for their interest and wella1s
!. 70 Kings and Monarchs for their absolute
government Of the People. The attsr considered
hut chlIren and the former should therefore be their
masters.
As illustrative III the alinities which now exist be-
tween the Wing party aud tie present doctrines of the
Rev. o. A. Brownson, II may he sufficient 10 state
tina, the New York. Tribune, and other Wing papers,
most strongly endors d the doctrines Of that Burlington
Address While The contrary, the Democratic press
of Vermont and even of other States deemed its doc
trines so extremely dangerous and ant'-Democratic,
that they turned their batteries upon -expos,d its
sophstry and its arrstocrntc tendencies in light
conspicuous that they compelled 10 say that thry
could no longer consider lis author memher Of the
Democratic party. H. who holds that the feto should
rule the many, cannot be Democrat or retain the
fdcnce of the party
We would not alIude to these malters now, not
the Wing papers, with the industry Of true cleaners
trying rake up the doctrines of this man, and nsd
ously use them for political capital against one, the
strength of whore power among the People, gives them
no less pain than the pure and unyeldng Democracy
of his principles embodied in hrs Messages, while
he was President OF The United States.
1y1ibgDU Arms
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Dec. 10 GI-wtd


VALUABLE KING WILLIAM FAKM FOR SALE.
PURSUANT the pinvons of decree pronounced hy the
Circuit Superior o Law aud Cancrry for the comfy Of
King WiIiam Fa, of said Cont, for the le' III
The case OF cnv H. others, plaintiffs, against IL
vey H. Roy and Others the undersigned, Commissioners,
pointed said decree, will proceed the premises on
DAY. I'D of January f fair, II net the next far
day thereafter sell M public auction, la the highest bidder,
that aud valuable Farm, called Pleasant Retreat
the residence of the William Washington deceased, lying
county King William about three miles West "f Aylc'S,
supposed 10 contain about Ooacrc This Farm considered one
of the most desirable Lower Virginia. The soil is
good-ie fertile aud well adapted 10 the gro%h of all
crops usually cultivated in the lover country The buildings con
sst Of large dwen. honse and all
ouh"use good repair The water is excellent the situation
healthy, aud the nei.,borlood Agreeable.
of Sa-he purchaser will be- required Ia pay :" much
cash a may necessary pay the costa and CHARGES o exc
cutting this decree with approved security for the
balance purchase munryonc bond for the sum OF thirty
two hundred dollars, pay able twelve months after the day ri
sale hearing interest fran Of bonds of
equal amount the balance Of the purchase moneone
HE eighteen day and the other payable
Two years after day o saleihe title be retained until The
whole Of the purchase money Is paid
H. i. DABNEY,)
g e.. SCOTT, Commits sioners
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THRUST SALE.-y deed the
undersigned by Thomas NJ. White hearing 9Th Sep
tembeT ls2 aud duly recorded the Clerks Office
n Hanover, for therein named shall, MON
DAY, The 18th day of January, si4 il fair II The
day. prncecd 10 sell the premises public auction, for
To the highest bidder certain parcel Tract OF Land
tanning 81 he the lying and being The
ci Hanover and adjoining the lands Of Finch Cross Es
Austin Morris Estate and others. Selling Trustees
shall convey title vested in deed.
EDWIN +. CRENsHAw, Trustees
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PLEASANT TERRELL.
i

NOTTOWAY LAND FOR SALE-iiuving determined IL
ien'"ve TO fresh country offer al private sale Tract
OF Land N"oway River No"wav county, containing
wards OF one thousand fertile land in this
This Tract Of Land has been in stale Of gradual improve
ment for The l; fifteen It's susceptibility of improvement
plaster and clover has satisfactorily Two three
hundred OF this Laud original foresnnr hundred and
fifty Pines, and sufficiently fertile
Tobacco and about forty Nottoway bottom Land
any the River The improvements good and
convenient consisting Of dwelling house.
The healthy any Notoway, The neigh
bollood is not surpassed by any in Virginia.
Attached la this Land Is Cs and Flour Mill, with valua-
CUSTOM Notoway River which is falling
Tract Land viii ba sold without the M. ANY
person wishing Land would well
anime this Tac, seldom Tract Land
advantages sale. Young Orchard
APPLE aud Plum Trees, selected from Prince
Nurseries sell this Land low, and in.
payments will take in payment young Negroes valuation.
JOHN l.. MORGAN
Dec. u 67-2aw4w
lanes RIVER LAND FOR sALE.-By virtue q a Iced Of
Trust executed John Christian Trustees
tain purposes described, which
teeth sy Of June ISIS and is of record in Cont of Charles
CITY County shall proceed, the 9Th day Of February
a the Office News Rooms, the Borough n Norfolk
highest bidder for cash. Tract Of Land, lying the
said county called NEW WES1BuRY, supposed
ia 800 and situated between
lev This estate Is understood be valuable and
the dlspuable hut acting Trustees shall convey
ouly such title as Is vested by the said deed.
Soh Msc 4. mh.K'SpEH' Trustees
Nov. Sid
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,T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE fkOPEfrY.-Iiy vir-
i tue OF deed executed IL the subscriber by Nathan
Spencer bearing the lh day Of August si2 and duly adj
mtted 10 record the Clerks Office of the County Court" ol
Buckin shan aphell for the purposes in said deed men
toned will WEDNESDAY, the 2Uh day of december
on the premises proceed SELL public aeo To the highest
bidder Of Land lying and being III said county al
Campbell on Failing River, containing $40 acres 'rine III.
same tract Of Land which Captain Samuel Branch fmerl,
resided and IN the said Spencer resides large
portion this law grounds Of excellent quality and free
from also in excellent heart and wei
adaped TO raising tobacco, wheat corn, &c The Improve
n-nts on this Farm good and suited the accommodation
are. family securing the raised on The Farm
There is also seeded about " bushels OF wheat winch WIZ en-
10 the purchaser. The legal title this land was retained
by The Trustees whom Mr. Spencer purchased IT. for the pr
purchase tins safe aae io
purpose paying the Inscase money aforesaid am author
lied to saw that Trustees aforesaid viii make all neccsSar,
and pne the purchaser IL perfect his m upon
the payent or other satisfactory arrangements Tor Their pay
e,t executed By SAID Spencer 10 The said Trustees
for said purchase money.
The terms the above property viii he made known
on the day sale, and will be- accommodating as TIE cr
stances wiz allow Acting Trustee, will convey such u.
only rs is vested in Inc by said decd ~ :,
a- The sale Of the above described Tact of Land Is pos"
oncd until the of January S, at which time will Ger
' saw f WM. b. JONES, Trustee.
-oa,yd
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M.ssAcHusgrrs-on Monday, the s.h of January,
the Hon. George n Briggs, Of Pnts6td, was elected
Governor, and the Hon John Reed, of Yarmouth
Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth These
were tho candidates of the Whigs-aud, although moi
elected by the people, they have been elected ny ,I
umpant majority, in the Legislature, according 10 The
provisions OF The Constitution and the laws.
1Htto York .9nericaa
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
RO01S SkOES sCQIINKC L.

ha'e just added To on former Stock 100 fresh packages and
mem % at The lowe fssa prices ihc general assn
, :" ladies' g-nemrn's, chiren's and servants Shoes
and mems Brogans and Boolrcs nd in The city
re' and plain Trunks, Carpet Bags and valices
v, Rose ning Tor CASH, by the package or single pair
az Please give cali LEONARD &c co
=, , Main street, one door hciow K. H. Jenkins.
100 - 7S-WtC
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HOOKER s. OSBORN.

AViNG associated wlh them in the Coach Business ar.
George w Con- would respectfully inlo.m their friends
tri-nd 81 Nj Cox, AID the public generally, thai they intend
krepin. constantly hand of Northern ani Rich
id made Carriages al Of their manufacture. our Car
VIII lie made by the hcs wcrsmen and Of good materials
aud warranted To stnd equal work inh- Mr.
iker viii supcIItcad The business Hooker Osbnn At
N Haven Connecticut, and furnish with such articles
w- have order.
We cr ourselves from the advantages possess, that
>h, b- able orr good thu best
Offered IN this market which will sell prices suil the
TINES, fr ca- approved paper We shall always keep
hand Cirrya Wagons, together with Coach Ma
tfl> and Harness Monn,nss, coasitng in part of Axcs,
Springs, Steps Bands, Lamps, Leather, Iace Oiled Carpet,
fnscs, lssa and Tufts Iiames Hooks Terrets Buckles,
&c. &c, which will sell low.
IT Repairing done shortest notice, with and
On the uost favorable terms OF Eighth and Main
E,.moni, Virginia. HENRY HOOKER
JOHN !. OSBORN,
iln. l3 16-3t GEO. W. COX.
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NToTICEA memorial M Sundry the Stockholders
presented the Rnad OF Directors, praying ior called
Navigation Company take int" consi
detaon The prope;y Of resembling resolution of Late meeting,
declaring dividend, II was
RssoIrfd That conformity with said memorial, meeting
of the he called fr Monday The 18th day of February
no IT. TO held in the tou<r in The town Of Ca"es
vr and i'm due meeting that
Secretary The foregoing minute 10 he published in the
papers Charlottesville aud the Wing and Enquirer Of the CITY
Of Richmond.
true copy from the minutes Of the BOARD.
ALEXANDER RlVES, Sec. pro ten
Ian lG It'd
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POLITICAL.
HOW STANDS THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY ON A GER


In looking at he messag OF the Governor of Mich
gan, ano observing the strong terms IN when ne DE-
nounces the system Of commercial dfspotsm, which
some call protection cannot but be struck with the
great progress which the liberal doctrine IN regard to
trade, has lately made People talk Of powerful
free trade party the South, but they overlook The
mighty free trade party which has recently risen up
in the West. West Of Pennsylvania, the Democratic
party may be looked upon as unanimous IN their
oppos on to commercial restrictions. Ohlo Indiana,
ILLINOIS, Missouri, Michigan, and the new colonies oil
Wisconsin and Iowa, speak with one voice against
them.
And well they may. They have the sagacty 10 see
that The policy which the new Tar'l IS founded,
VIII shut ont Themselves, and the harvests oil their
fertile territories, from the market OF the world Com
mecia restrictions OH our SIDE provoke commercial
st'icons from other nations Free trade with all other
countries IS vital matter 10 the producing Stales 10
be deprived of this is bad enough but to be compelled
II pay for being deprived Of it, they are by The new
tariff, IS The climax of outrage and injustice.
Add to the Democrats Of the Western States and OF
the South, those of New Hampshire and Name, where
the protective sysem is held in detestltion and with
out taking into the account the increasing numbers OF
TN Jse who espouse the SIDE in this State, we nave
an immense majority OF the Democratic party hostile
10 the policy OF protection What has then this
great party right 10 expect from its representative yes
on questions of commercial liberty Certainly we
have right to expect that they should make an lmme-
date and earnest attempt bring back the tariff to the
revenue standard The question cannot be safely avoid
ed cannot be safely postponed state Of things has
grown up under the new tariff which demands lmne.
dat. redress, and all reluctance to apply the remedy,
will be looked upon by the people betrayal Of their
interests.
So strong is the hostility to the commercial tyranny
which has been established by Congress, and which
has brought the millions OF population into de-
pendcnce upon few manufacturers that no man who
is no, looked upon enemy TO that tyranny, can
be supported by the Democratic party ITS candidate
for he Presidency. If VIC and thousands Of our rea.
ders support Mr.. Van Buren, cordially, it IS because
we regard him as pledged 10 commercial refnrm and
to the laying of duties simply for the sake of reye
nue. II we believed him friend of the protective
system, we should no longer feel any wish him
candIdale.-[N. y. Ertning Post
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60 san from the subscriber, on the night
-'' Of the TIL Instant, SAM lie has hiei
lss head al hair dark brown Color about ~ %
', i are three front teeth about feet inches high
r had on wien rii hair seal which burnt in two
arr' also iIomespnn with cape il, aud pair
Blue kcnircsv Jeans pants The said Nesfo formerly belonged
W. Edward Welr Of Caroiae county lie has wife in his
hfH'r nesborhuod, doubt lie
WIN IT, ahIng ahoGl where he formerly from will ay
'r ir reward for the appr- and will all
expenses bring him This place, have him
dstl IN any jail 50 that get him agaa.
GEORGE DAVIS
Ion,
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,.EAGROoE'S WARElloUSE-lt affords the inspectors oI
- TN. pleasure inform the Planters al Tobacco IN
virginia and Carolina that SrabrookS Warehouse - now
good order reception al Tobacco; that ample insurance
n fire made all Tobacco IN the Warehouse TIE
the To other Warehouses; tat risit
paid Tobacco 10 them; that i!eir undiviei at
jafn paid the business o" The Warehouse und every
tao, made their part Z" expedite bnsinfsS
THOMAS e. BCRCH. lr.n.,,,rs
THOMAS T. JOHNSON '">r
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Trust Sale Of Land Negroes and ethcr FaiuaLie Pro-
perty, IN Harren County, NORTH Carotina.
virtue Of deed of trust, executed Ia rs by the late Ciack
- Robinson purposes therein specified dated the SIN DAY n
March, eighteen bundled aud duly recorded III
Registers Office county will SELL 10 the high
bidder, TUESDAY, 9TH day Of February, si tar
land, the far ddy al the late residence oil the sand
Cack Robnson deceased the following property the right to
snch title only vested In ty said deed 10 WIZ Az Tue
Landed Estate the deceased, consn. al me ifac On
he lived lying the SOu, sid. OF Roanoke fVe ana ON Do
sides of the road leading The orry anu wen KNOWN rs hoh-
ferry, thousand five hundred
hundred which Roanoke luYgrnund of
quality The improvements on Tue premises are sooa, we
with confidence that II II one al the most Desirable
North Carolina. One other tract, on The No SIDE
of said Immediately opposite The above dcscrlhe contain
inr about hundred good portion Of
which superior low ground the upland "i good qualify
and mr.ed. THIS Tract purchased by lie said To-
bpson Frau,s Jones and Others and may b.
neIy divided suit purchasers
The which these lands lie the fertility 81 the
soil and their ocaon-beng in the immediate vicinity o the
Raleigh aud RAILROAD and only ahoat ntecn miles above
Ca advantages and hold out inducements /" nr-
chasers rarely in We would much prefer,
however that purchase should look for them
selves we'll satisfied that these lands world not disa.
point founded glowing description OF
them They he shown by M-ssrs William Allen Robin
son. live the premises, or by either OF The
subscribers :. .-
good Black smith, and Of all sorts usually found In large
family; all belonging the Estate consisting oi Horses
and Mules Cae Hogs and Sheep Household and Kitchen Fur
ure Carriage and Harness, Snkcy anu HARNESS. agos,
Carts and Plantation Tools Of al kinds -
Tynas-A nf this property will be Sold for cash. n he-
raj credit hr the land the particular terms " III be
made known ON If sale The sale wi continue rom
ay sucency sold To pay the debts provided
for the deed al trust
Creditors of requested To meet early at the
p'''e y" ''' ''' V NATHAN MILAN, r,,s,oos
o. u. Fits, ~
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NuTicE-By virtue Of TWO deeds of Trust, executed TO the
subscribers hv Mack Gnode-one executed William Bacon.
18th OF ecembrr Si0 the other executed
tieiy NJ L. Goode. and bearing date the St dav Of MAJ,
1884, and duly admitted record in the Clerks Office Of The
Court of Charlotte for certain therein mention
ed WILL TUESDAY, the 3rh day of January, 1914,
c-ed SELL public The highest bidder, for cash.
premises The Tract of Land which said Mack Guode
resides lying and being the lower end of Charlotte county, ad
joining lands ot Tucker Darlington, Charles H. Robertson and
others hundred and seventy be the
The land said be valuable and the title ndis
pnahle Trustees Will convey such title only
is vested IN by said deeds.
WILLIAM BACON, Tns,oss
ii. NJ. l.. Go0DE,
Jan. . 7i-2aw3ws
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NOiCEBy virtue of deed of trust executed by Pleasant
bnrIus TO me- as Trustee and u record In the Clerks Office
a" caroline county Court for certain purposes therein mention
ed ahd bearing date 18th day OF December 1921 will proceed
TO sell on the omses for DNESDAY the sst day
of February next II fair Otherwise the fair day twelve
O'clock of Land Wherein The said Buss resided
the time Of his death, said three hundred be the
Ia Te % e agd aIcnns lhs an,s ai Meredith iaey'
JOIN ier! Lewis Tmbrla Richard lloones and Others
The title TO The above Tract of Land believed be ndisputa
b'e but selling n Trustee Will convey such title only Is
vested IN me by The deed.
PLEASANT TERRELL.
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Essex. Dec. 30

NOR RENT OR EASE.-Tlir subscriber offers for
the Brick Store House al King Wilan Coir, holsc
Of capital wo acquainted with Tho business "l
merchandising do well. To such one
assured the present location offers advantages
Its conguilv navgale water being within about NILES ol
the rive. Mal,arnn the merchant facility
porting his goods and gain with comparatively hut little
SITUATION also, the county seat, being Immediately
within precincts Of the Tavern and Cont house affords many
opportunities and inducements 10 the community public
spns in the heart of the county and popnl"s neigh
boood amidst active, entermns and prosperous People,
generally puuctual and responsible
The house new, val undergo few repairs and he
painted Granay will also he erected and rented with
the Store House.
small Dwelling House, also hmi within the las. year. with
ruals, suitable for small family lie had Of the sub
scrihrr. .
ANY letter addressed him. King William house, will
receive prompt attention. Early application requested
w. N. GREGORY.
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Jcrdonc Castle, Jan. II, 1911.

CONCORD ACADEMY Il he session nf this institution
~ will commence fst of FEBRUARY, and terminate
the last of June lsii The of Instructions comprising the
lancua sciences that Of Academy
in thu Union.
TcrmsFo board and tion including washing, bedding aud
fuel, 800, payable in advance
Parents and GUARDIANS who may wish to place their sons and
wards this Seminary requested Ia direct their letters 10
Concord Academy Caroline county, Va addressed 10 The SUB
scrihcr L. w. COLEMAN.
RErpRg~t Harrison Rogers and Tucker Of the
University vnrina Dr. Z. T. Srot' Speaker of the Senate
{. W. t"cii ESQ., Richmond; William Gh"ns, Esd New
Jersey; Portsmouth; Robert e. Saard
Esq Ricl,nond C+u James W. Prcram' do Col William 4.
Johnson Petersburg; Joel ocman, E.,' Isle o Wight VIM.
H. TnyIur ESQ., Mount Airy r. NJ T. Hunter, Esq, Essex Judge
john T. Mason Southampton, Hon. William &. Riye Washing
ton; Bayy, Rev. ~ II. Cobbs, CINCINNATI Ohio
Gentlemen wln have had who At present have,
wards members OF the Institution.
Uar Ia Gj-tf
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DISSOLUTION

THE firm ontons, Wnsham l. rewry Is this day dis
lived ty mutual consent D. H. London having sold his In
panrra they alone authorised 10 sign the
JOHN J. LONDON,
DANIEL u. LONDON,
J. WII.I.INGIlAM,
A. II. DREWRY.
Echuond January !, lsA.
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ISEMAlE school. IN I.DUISA-lle exercises oi ihis
School will e resumed the 18Th of January, under tc F
pervson Of Mrs Caiarne H. Dodge of New York. VIII" " had
Charge oi nr the last two and given, believe nlpes
satisfaction 10 all her patrons. The School restricted Ia small
number Two or three vacancies which The undersigned
would c pleased la have filled BIZ The commencement oi Tie
term In this school every thing taught lry I" c"n
finished female education, including Music, Painting anu thr
French Language.
TsGMsf"r The scholastic year Of ten months $50 without
any extra charges. My address is or.yile, lus1 COMFY
CLAYTON &. COLEMAN.