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c@a! I. can be 40 ir.eni Of Democra
cy, or OF sound principles. The
aus o! Tie d,ssersions in the old
BAY STAG. af.d elsewhere. should he
investigated anC the grrunds Of com-
%t'laint removed. Il is far ersier to
correct an evil in its incipient stages,
than TO erapple with il successfully
after 1t has become deep-rooted.--
The resolutions introduced into the
Democratic Convention Of Massa-
chusetts, denouncing Abolitioni,m IN
all of its forms, ought to have been a.
dopted, and the party cut loose from
all connection with the fatal heresv.
The Boston Post SAYS a large major
ity Of the party in that State are in
favor Of those Anita BOLTON resolu-
tons, and we are confident that it
can battle more vigorously, by TAX
ing q bold and unfinching stand on
sound principles, than it can possibly
do whist yielding to tine improper
scruples or time-serving Of "the All.
section," however favored
that section may have been Of late,
the way of official promotion.-
There should be no logging Of the
heresy.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
HARMONY

The Boston Times comments up.
on the present position Of the Demo-
cratic party in the following man
Ecr:
but success has its dangers, a,
we'll as defeat IFS regrets. And no
hcMOcrut, 1t appears 10 US. can look
upon the condition Of the Democrat
&c pn:ty. at the present time, without
teaIiul torcbol;ngs for the future -
rns great principles Tor which we
haze COntcnded, seem to be, 10 many
places, and among many men, ovtr-
locke or cast aside, and 4 petty, dis
graceful! war!%re between persons &.
c,;gUc~, set 10 III iEaT places. W.
2.e pRi"ed - ; Y. that such IS, 20 n
c~oi.,ldcrAii" degree, the condition Of
the D-mocratic party Ia the cd Htv
State. ii the present time. DliiCui-
ties, evils ana dangers, Of tn S1rur
S"rt, eXiS, m otter St&t~S. Il ill.,.
STATE e, lnl.,, Is &i:ov-.i - cunla-
ne, 1t requires 80 nrnnret TO piaIiri
the .e.,i.:- Defeat and ~niS,lan" viii
be seen NIi,t"n ;lna g.. iofarc- !
t: BANNER, a5 lin j~'rm"p.i n tie
dust. We speak plainly but tie
truth should be >p,hch."
!, Is aia?,S Use - TOOK dancer
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Perhaps nc'H rE IS more t.y.a- g..
IN honest crnscirnroIs vnuu. man.
lhar 10 re II denlwihaa''lc ..ra.s
. paving. II sJ-t.'.u ri,.nss,. :.
nay be wit'"- ,r ou. hy
SON" uut"wIrd cl.-.-. noes failed
III tris projects ana race involved.
There .rr NAM ~ sen ~i,o n"u',
a'--3y ucc"nrc sou 80" ~nn tie "IriI
Il II acre III ltst' rD"e'-hlt WIN
i',tic business. ari families On LANDS.
~ IS atnt - inpussIL..o Tor The pres,
,ent nh j i,;;ic assistance from
others, aud ~ rtac.is!ng the strict
es. economy. they Wi! eventually
cancel every debI. We would, there.
fore, say 10 those involved, be not
discouraged. Ii is hard to be thus
situated, We haHw, but it yon con-
tinue your efforts, aud are de,ermin-
ed 10 he just and honest, you will
ere long be atle II do business in
your owr namcs We can point 10
many ineividuals who have failed in
business in years past, and given up
al! their property, who axe now i'll a
far way 10 become independents
Never mourn over a mIshap. 1t is
only by hard knocks that you will
earn how TO trade and succeed
We would not give = fg .or the man
who never saw misfortune-hc knows
not how to appreciate tho blessings
of life, or feel for tae Unfortunate
Give US the men who have failed and
succeeded, VINO have been fiat ON
their backs and struggled ou and up,
TIL they have made themselves indie
pendent. These are the characters
for us.-(Porliand Tribune.
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Wednesday night, Oct. Is.


Parliament met, and G.. Porter.
Speaker Of the House, being at,sni,
John Hubbard was elected for tho
time, and after calling the honse to
order Minors bill for the cons,ruc-
ton Of a rail road from Spencerburg
to Louisiana, was laid before the
house, upon which followed a spirited
debate between Minor and Brown in
the affirmative, and Broadheud and
Fagg in the negative. After a hear
ing Of both sides the vote was taken,
which stood as follows: Yeas, Minor,
Brown-nays, Broadhead, Fagg, Gu
ry, Robinson.
Samuel Ken. producing certificate
of election from Pisgah. was admit
ted ms a member Of the House.
Mr.. Fagg then gave notice of hi,
intention TO introduce a bill for The
establishment Of a school in Spencer
township, at the next meeting Of the
House.
1t was .hen determined that Ourv's
bill, fo- the cleaning out and compile.
ton of the well in the public square
10 the town OF Bowling Green. should
be the frs. taken up at the next meet
ing.
Parliament then took recess anti.
next "Wednesday night.
G. y. curry, Sec'y,
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Ia an article headed State BankS,'
the Joliet Signal concludes Sith TIE
following sensible and emphatic lam
gUage.
When The idea Of a specie cnf.en-
cy was first promulgated, 1t was de-
rided as { humbug. The currency
al the country WAS 81 inflated with
paper that a return Ia Il sound system
Was G,,...cd chInIe.iCa. aud Ia ross'-
Die. We were tod tat wreck and
ruin must come upon al the business
Transactions u. the country Il. Nc al
lnrFG ourselves for ii moment 20 de
part ir"m the pap"r :ystcm, though:
u VAS tucH %crumhlng Isto rulI AL
a,ounG Us. Bet wiling 10 :vnid ca
,.r.t. by nv means. al! turned III
a.d undravnrei To build up with
prop. md >talsa ard snsp"n>h,nS tie
p!G syslc,H. hu, the eHrre Snpytstul-
iu!e tai yecnme $, rotten l..ai tn"r.
Was ~ pace to DIVE ever a mai try
auu.d = il. and one by onc tne edi-
fees dedicated tc h~na.cIeriar jutn
u',d i.t1 tecay, ard tier d.lap'aaied
uu;us are now a.-lOst forgotten.
"Try T." once moyc do r7@ say'-
ine tempest ua: .atr'y swop. tIra'
c-f,.in sections ui rre cc"r'rv with
lis wand Of Lcsoiation. might, IT it
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c4a.e gain, gi:i lie "t.e.e surface o.
the globe with stay # "e@.,n teTor"
hady5ire { Gilman. Epriloa g. chSnce
would You invoke II, temFest 10 VS.
It yru. That briH.l md fiery ,lion-
Ierbo!t which darts SO wildly thf""S.:
lie black aud roiten4'ng cloud. may
he shining gold. For the chance
would you call the thunderholt down
upnn your roof? We are now clear
Of banks, may we remain so forever
Let the word 60 round-"we are
now clear nf banks-shaU we remain
go forever"--[State Gazette.
Yes, iorever!!
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T II. BURNETT.

We clip from the U. S. Journal tho
following complimentary alIusion to
ali old friend. Mir. Burnett, is m able
!awyc., au effective speaker, and a
mar Of great frmness and public spir-
the is the pery nan for the first
governor Of the Oregon Territory,
when it shall be organized. We pre-.
dict that if he should be appointed to
that post, the country will have rea-
son to be proud OF the name Of B5n.
NETT, whatever emergency may call
for the exercise Of bis eminent tai
ents:-[Argus.
"The name Of Burnett is destined
to become identified in wi national
history, with hardy enterprise and
praise-worthy heroism. One Of these
heroic adventures has inscribed his
name high upon the rolls of renown
in Texas, as being one Of the early
emigrants TO that country; now an
other of the name has taken upon
himself the honors of the new gov
ernmen, Of Oregon. He was origi-
nallv Z citizen OF Missouri, and is said
TO !c Il man OF energy an boldnc,s of
character. One thing is certain-he
is Lot afraid Of assuming the respon-
siolIity.""
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v.."a e ss.ei 70 be a!.n.'tsi j +
ite IIjra. 1t IS. IN our humble
JUS, such 4 constitution IS
Gcx:s requires. out We are confident
IN tie assertion that I bitter AMI Dr.
tractri s:!nCg'e IS TO take place III
Congress Wien this question III
up. We think we see danger anasi.
The slavery clause IS there as strong
as Iarauage Can make it, and we mis-
take the spirit of the people Of Texas
If they do hot dc by it.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

A larg. and respectable meeting
of the citizens Of the town OF Bow
ling Green convened in the hall Of the
court house, when, on motion, S. p.
Robinson was called TO the chair anc
G. II. Curry chosen secretary.
On motion Of N. p. Minor, the
house resolved itself into a legislative
body, and on further motion Of A. II.
Buckner, it was called the SPIKE Par
Lament: the members then produced
certificates Of election from the fol-
lowing townships and burrows, viz:
T. J. c. Fagg, from Calumet; James
q. Rroadhead. from Salt River; A. II.
B~uckner. from Indian Creek; G. ii.
Curry, from Cuivre; C. Porter, from
Peno; N. p. Minor, from Spencer;
C.. ). Grown, from Buffalo; A. J.
Pickers, from Louisiana; John Hob
bard. from Hartford; Wm. II. Wat
.fs, from Sha~neetown; S. p. Rob
Inson. from Ashley; G. Z. Crane.
.hon Nolr Creek; J. Hendrick, from
Bowling Green.
90 motion Of n. p. Minor it WAS
resolved that the rules and rsgula-
r,"n5 aid down in JeFtTson's Manuel
- adopted for the government of this
i'dy. rs ar rs the samo may be sp-
picah,e.
The house zen rroceeie led 10 the
election ii >ycatcr. which resulted
N ;he election Of Il. Porter from Pc
no..
The election Of Sergeant at arms,
was then taken ny, which resulted in
tho election Of WV. DrHc,N.
Mr.. Hroadhead gave notice Of his
.i.trnti"n - introduce a bill for the
Improvement; Of Salt Rlver-Mr.
Brown for the erection Of a wharf in
the town of louisiana N. p. Minor
for the construction Of a rail roai
from Spencerburg 10 louisiana.
II. Buckner for the instructing Of the
Of the convention 10 vote
for the election OF Judges by the peo-
pie, and G.. II. Curry for an appropri-
alton for the cleaning out and CON-
Of the we'll on the public
in Bowling Green.
90 motion, Parliament took a re-
cess until Wednesday night.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18

Men ere born with: two eyes and
bot enc tongue. in order that they
may see tw.cr as much as they say;
from her conduct one would sup
pose that they were horn with two
torcues and ore eve; for those talk
the most who have observed the Least;
MI ot,ruIe their remarks upon We,
~ thing who have seen I.io ao,nnc.
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PREACHING

Elder A. ID. LANnRum will preach at
Grassy Creek, on Sunday the 18th.
,afHs.i,le on Monday the 2Olh.
" 2h'phcr Lick, on Monday The och.
" 'i'.hlehem, West Cuivre OIL Tues
day lhc 18Th
= VI, Zion, on "Wednesday the 29th.
Sloan, on Thursday the Both.
" And al Charles Morriss' on Friday
the 3lst; TO commence a! II O'clock, at
each place.
Oct. 18th, 1915.
Rev. JAS. w. CAErBELL, will preach
IN the Court House in this place, on next
Sunday, the 18Th, at III o'clock, A. NJ.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
BRANADO.

Ii i, the common talk in Chihuahua,
and Santa Fe of marching !. Mexican
army into the L. S., and taking N. Or
leans, and planting the Mexican flag up
on the Capital at Washington. They
had better be careful.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
undersigned has obtained OF the
CIR OF the County Court of War
rem Co., Mo. letters of Administrr-
ton with the will annexed, on the
estate Of james c. RundeII. deceas-
ed, bearing date Tie LIST Sept. iGi5.
All persons having claims t.
1a,nsi said estate, are requested 10
EXHIBIT them property authenticated,
within one year from the date Of said
letters, or they may be ~precIuded
from having any 5eneGt Of said e.-
tate, and ifno, exhibited within three
years. they will be forever barred.
FREDERICK II. DRYDEN.
Administrator.
Sept. eth, 1916, SWISS.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the
~ undersigned has obtained of tho
Clerk of the County Court of Rails
County, letters of Administration on
the estate Of George Gillespie. deed.
bearing date August 9th 1915.
All persons indebted TO said es-
tate, are requested TO make immedi-
ate payment. All persons having
claims against said estate. are requcs-
ted to exhibit them properly authens
ticated within n year from the dat
OF said letters. or they may be pre-
cluded from having any benefit Of said
estate, and if not exhibited within
three years they will be forever bar
red.
MICHAEL JONES, Admir-.
SEN. 27lh, i845. sNss.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all
~ creditors or others interested in
the Estate OF Joseph Sitton, dcreas.
ed, that at the newt November tern
CT the Lincoln county court. shall
make n final settlement Of said es-
tate, rs Executor thereof; when and
where those interested can attend.
PHILIP SITTON, Ex'r.
October IL, l845. 4w34
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ELECTIONS.

Sufficient returns have been received
from this State, to assure US that the
"Old Maryland line" has wheeled into
the ranks.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18

The Methodist Conference, at its late
session in Columbia, in this State, deci-
ded by a very large majority, tc connect
themselves with the Southern branch Of
the Church.
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VI

The Congressional delegation now
stands four Democrats 10 Two Wings.
The celebrated Kennedy, of Baltimore,
known as Horse Shoe Robinson" has
been badly beaten in his Dist. by Giles,
Dem.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT,

NOTICE is hereby given 10 ali
" creditors or o,hcIs interested in
the Estate Of Samuel Bpnn, decd.
that at the next November term OF
the county court of Pike county, !
shall make a final settlement Of said
estate. as Executor thereof; when
and where those interested can at
tend.
GEO. CAMPBELL. Err.
October llth. 1345. iw34
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18

On the 18th inst, by w. W. Crockett,
Mr.. Marshall n. Allison, TO Miss Mar
'ha jscAssn. both of Pike coun,y:-Lots
Of Cake.
Thy wife, shall a beautiful vine,
By Thy hruse side be found;
Thy children like TO olive plants,
About thy table round.
R. Y.
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A = OF L.ETTLRS.

Remaining in The Pest Office in Troy,
Mo-, on the Isl day Of Oct. wlich IL
not taken ont in three months, vii. Ia
sent 10 the general Post Office as dead
letters.
T. Armstrong, Andrew Newchu-eh.
Jer. Anderson, Solomon Pike.
Jas. Brarson, Miss. Phoebe Rose,
Miss Chloe TCarr, Mr.. Schele,
Mrs Nancy Carter, Henry c. S,agner,
Miss Jane Crooms. Elijah Stephens,
Wm. c Duncan, VIM. Smith.
1hos. II Harris, David Sinnatt, .
lies. " Honesty. WH. i. Sale,
Walker Hopkins. Vincent Tapp,
Jas. Johnson. Nj. Turnbull,
Mr.. Mckee, F%ountaine Morrison
Mrs. Glare Mudd, Benjamin Mass,
Geo. w. Moore, Cycthia or VIM. T..
Miller, J. II. BRITTON. +. VI.
Troy, no. Oct. ith, 1919. 80.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all
~ creditors or others interestcd. in
the estate Of Ramey Laforce, decd
thai at the next November term Of
the Pike county court. shall make a
final settlement of said estate. as Ad-
mlnIs'rator thereof; when and where
those interested can attend.
JAS. l.. LAFORCE,
Admir- of R.mey L.aforce, decd.
D October 4th, l845. AVIS.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18

The Tennessee Legislature met at
Nashville, on last Tuesday week. II
the lowar House Campbell. Dem. was
elected Speaker. In the Senate, they
have been unable TO agree upon any
man. From the last dates they had bal
loted ninty-four times, and were still
unsuccessful.
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LAW NOTICES.

Justice RrcHaRpsoS's law day in
Louisiana, 10th Nov.
Il Justice BAcos's law day in LOU
~i.iana, 25th Oct.
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for Sale!

WILL sell at priv"'e sale. ve-y 1t " the
Il farm upon which | reside, "a miles ives.
Of Louisiana. Immediately upon the Psri'
road. The tract contain. $40 acres, -" 81!
which j, Tnder cuitivttIon. Upon the place
there is a dwelling house, barn, cribs and
a'l other necessary out houses. good or
chard. and never fniling well, and stock
wsfer in abun,ianrc.
Those who wish to purchase had better
call and see for Themselves.
: .nt.- BtNNING.
Oct. lltn, 1915. tf-3l.
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Final SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all
~ creditors or others interested 10
tie estate Of Elisabeth Smith, decd.
that at the next November term OF
the county court Of Pike county,
shall make a final settlement Of said
estate, as Administrator thereof;
when and where those interested can
attend.
G. Il. SMITH, Admir-.
October llth, iSI5. 4WSi.
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18

4 large Meeting favorable 10 the Do
iect of The Memphis Convention, vas
recently held il s.. Louis.-Aisnv dele
gates were appointed to attend said
Convention.
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FaLL AND WLNTER
AiIcW York P,ices.

'eEdHE subscriber h~asjust returned ,ou,,.
e, city Of New York. and remo,ed -
No. ~ 10 No. to Main street, the third .to,,
above his old stand, where he is now onen.
inS d large and splendid assortment Of an.
perlor fendy-madc Clotnirg comprising ey.
cry article usually kept in clothing or fur.
nishing store. lis goods are all new wa.
bought for cash, and Manufactured snds,
h. own direction, expressly for this marker
IN the latest and most fashionable STYLE
Having formed a connection with a whole
sale dry goods house in the CITY CT N. York
enables him &c take advantages Of the msr.
ket in buying usually low at auction. No
can, therefore. confidently assure buy.r, of
ready made clothing. that be not only can.
but will sell them clothing not only aschess
but cheaper than any other clothing IN thu
city Of st. Loni'. Buy ers are United TO
call and examine b.'.re purchasing el,.-
where. n RpOuE
No. 81 Main Street. S.. Louis, 40.
Oct. llth, 1915. u
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
Undersigned hls ottained Of the C,'k
OF the County Court Of rihe county
Mo-, letters Of Administration, on
the estate OF Jesse w. Shaw, decd,
bearing date the 18th Oct. 1845.
All persons having claims against
ssid estate, are requested to exhibit
them properly authenticated. within
one year from the date Of said let
sers, or they may be precIuded from
any benefit of srid estate, &
il not exhibited within three years,
they will be forever barred.
MARY J. SHAW, Admr'x.
Oct. 18th, l845. SWISS.
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tue 'He once must ne pala 10 -. II.
Murray. or TO n. P. Minor, who is au-
tholiLed 10y him 10 receive and receipt
for tie sane. s. +. MURRAY,
4. J. pICkENS.
"IGtre r.,:st re something ia Loco
p'ihcif!"> peculiarly congenial 10 the
minds Of the inuorant, since we find
not "rlv in Virginia, but Ill over
The UniHn. that The most ignorant OF
the geop.e are tie most 'vntcrrifcd>
q The Democracy.'-M Mo. Wing.
T";s i, tut 4 restoration Of Tie
vCrr oct slang Of the party which
arrogat,s 10 it-e,f all TIE talent as
we'll rs decencs ofthe land. All this
,aio assumption melts like fros: at
midday, before facts and figures
y h,re are al! the great writers, lite
la.y md scientific. OF the day - be
l"und, but ia the ranks Of the democ-
rac,? Where 90 we find our Bry.
art>. B.ncvofls. Coapers, Browrsons
ur4 til- host ofii,etary considerations
u;ErH have bedecked the American
i~.cu#i.Ut? Yet lie Wing tells us
TIT l"cn.acoism loves darkness. and
ro :covr il he tells US that there is
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Y ROIRI.E.

From intimations received, the Nor
mon troubles are by no means settled.
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Fj.H = ! I 3.
EGWlt!sT -CEEeG.
SATURDAY. Get. re. lC4
" NOTICE 10 All. IN

|N|'F' TT ~" -
Tie co"ar!rership heretofore existing
b"tueen The undersigned, in the publ
cation Of the "Dcmocratic Banner" is
Til day dissolved by mutual consent.
Tie publication CT the Banner" will
be continued 10y S. r. Murray, on the
same ierms as heretofore. All monies
due The office must be paid 10 S. F.
Murray, or to n. P. Minor, who is au-
thoiiLed 10y him 10 receive and receipt
for the S. +. MURRAY,
Al IICkENS-
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"Bitler against the anti mormoas;'
"True, oh king!"-We have been
hostile to those who have open'y as
sumed TO themselves the laws Of the
hand-we have denounced, perhaps
with some asperity, that cowardIy
mob which respected neither the laws
of God or man-Whose footsteps
were marked by blood and murder
and conflagra;ion; and when the mid
night torch could no longer be used,
for fear of detection, betook them
selves to "ignominious flight" and
sought protection among a people
whom they had sIandered and abu,'
ed. And We tell our friend of the
Wing that, without 'baptism by the
we know our faith - I've
more orthodox, our garments less soil
ed our hands nor pure than the man
who stands at n distance md hsSas
on the "mary headed multitude" to
acts Of pilIace and rap'ne.
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List of Letters.

REMAINING in the P~ost-ofice at Bow.
IL ling Green, Mo-, Oh the :G,h day Of
Sept. lc43; which if not taken ont
within three mouths, will be sent to the Cen
cTal Po.t-Ufice as dead letters:
Democratic banner., 1845-10-18

EF The EDITORS of The Bowling
Green (Mo.) Banner are very bitter
against the anti-mofmons of Ilan-
cock. After writing their ~art;Sle Of
Inc 9th they should go to Nauvoo,
and be bapiiseP by the SAINTS.
TGuipcu Vnir
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-08-14
AsTRoNoMCAL--THE PLANET MARS.

This splendid planet is now seen, in clear
weather, to rise in the southeast, at about nine
O'Clock in the evening. He is distinguished
from the other planets by his deep red color and
to the westward of him, about fifteen degrees, is
seen the planet Saturn, which rises about one
hour before him. Mars in his orbit when on
the same side of the sun with the Earth, ap-
Proaches to within less than fifty millions of
miles OF 1t, which is nearer than any other planet
except Venus, whose distance from the Earth is
about twenty-seven millions of miles. This near
(est approach of Mars to the Earth, takes place
once in little over two years, at which time he
Is OF great brilliancy. He will be i'm this posi-
tion on the 2lst of the present month, at which
time he will rise about half past seven O'Clock in
the evening, and will reach meridian at midnight.
The last nearest approach of Mars to the earth
was In June, i843. The earth then performed
revolution round the sun, and was back again
In June, 1874, at which time Mars had perform
ed only one-half of his revolution round the sun,
which he completed in February. 1915. He
then commenced his next revolution, and the
earth after completing its second revolution in
June, lS45, proceeds on its third and oveItakes
Mars on the 2lst of August, he having advanced
four hours and forty minutes, or seventy degrees
In right ascension, on his second revolution, at
which time the right ascension of Mars will be
~ hours or 800 deg, which will place him upon
line between the signs Aquarius and Pisces,
and his declination will be 2io 40 south. The
great brilliancy of Mars will continue for soma
time, yet its decrease will soon begin, and about
the trst OF December he will be on our meridian
about seven O'Clock in the evening, appearing as
star OF the second or third magnitude.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-08-14
Valuable Land For Sale.

N obedience to decree Of the Circuit Supe-
rior Court of Law and Chancery for Nelson
County, pronounced on the 2nd day of May 1915,
In suit between Iverson l.. Twyman and Ben
jamin L. Rodes, ex 'ors. of William Henry Rodes,
decd. plaintiffs, and James H. Rodes, and others,
defendants, ], the undersigned, as commissioner
appointed by said decree, will on Wednesday the
10Th day of next month, September, proceed to
sell on The premises, to the highest bidder, the
Tract OF Land therein mentioned. as belonging
to the estate of said William II. Rodes, decd ),
lying in the said county of Nelson, in the neigh
boriiood Of Greenfield, and containing by estima.
ton about 100 ACRES, of excellent quality
large portion of which is cleared, and in good
order for farming, being mostly prime low grounds.
Said land is well tiuibered and well watered, and
situated in healthy neighborhood, with the ad-
vantage OF good mountain range; which, with
its other advantages, render it desirable FEST
dence for small family.
The terms of sale will be a credit of one. two.
and three years, (each payment to be one-thifd
OF the purchase money! for which the purchaser
will be required TO execute bonds with good and
sufficient security and the title Of the land will
be retained (until the same shall have been paid)
as ultimate security.
JOHN b. SPIECE, Comm'r.
Aug 7, 1915.