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The reinlcrment OF The remains OF the gallant
Commodore Decatur in the church-yard OF ST.
Peters in Philadelphia, near the grave of his ia
Their, must have been solemn and imposing
scene The coffin was escorted BY companies Of
u. s. Marines and volunteers from The quarters Of
COL Twggs a, the Navy Yard. The bier was
borne by sailors, and upon il were laid The cha
peau, coat and sword OF The deceased. The broad
pennanl of the Commodore, with his iavore moi
10, "Onr country always right, but our country
fight or wrong" was carried BY Robert Owens,
an old and true sailor, by whose side walked Pc
ter Sleinberg and John Collins, all otwhom fought
under Decatur.
The pa-bearers were--Com. Stewart, Com.
Morgan, Com. Magruder, Gen. Roumiori, Capt
Hunter, Capt. Gwinn, Capt. Mckenzie, and
Lieut.. Haguer.
The coffin was placed in black walnut box
with hinge and lock, and on the lid was a sill.
yer shield, bearing The following inscription:
"Here lie The remains OF Commodore Steven
Decatur OF the IS. Navy, who departed this lite
in the city Of Washington, on the 22d day Of
March, 1920, aged 4 years His public servi-
ces are recorded in The annals Of his country
his private virtues in The hearts OF his friends,
and, above all, in her heart who was Tor fourteen
years the happy partner OF his life, and The de-
lighted witness Of his exalted worth, and who can
with truth inscribe upon this humble tablet, that
he possessed every virtue oil which the human
character is susceptible. Columbia mourns =
For time which soolhes the greis OF individuals
will only render You more sensible OF The rrepa-
rable loss you have sustained"
A salute Of artillery was then fired over The
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tfomthe Eni0n.J
THE DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN TIL
GULF.
loFFlcIAL.l
KEY WEST. Oct. |.

KEY WEST, Oct. IA, 1916.
Sir--lt is nv painful duly TO report 10 you I
dreadful calamity which has befallen this place
and every thing connected with the Florida reef
So Tar as heard from.
The Town OF Key West is now a heap Of ruins
OF about 400 houses, large and small; there arc
not more than III or u left standing or in habila
BILE condition, and those much shattered, whilst
the general confusion and distress can hardly he
realized. On Sunday, lth Oct, We were visit
ed with fearful hurricane, accompanied with
torrents III rain. The gale commenced about s.
A. M, ilom the Northeast, and continued 10 in.
crease during ihs day. when al between 3 and d
P. NJ The wind veered TO the Southeast and The
storm became tornado. AT this time COM
menced scene which defes description. The
houses in town, (stone a. we'll as wood, were
torn pieccmeal and scattered away like chaff he
fore the wind, rendering II dangerous 10 move
aboul-which last was indeed impossible as a
ioolhod could not be maintained. The wind
gradually changed 10 the South, still blowing
with the same strength, and finally 10 the
Southwest, abating lis fury about eleven,
P. M. OF course the sea was driven in
10 The haTbor and against The island with ire
mendous force. The lower part OF The town
was inundated TO the depth OF three feet, with a
strong current running across il, whilst the pub
lie grounds al the Southwest point were in sill
worse and more exposed condition. In brief
terms have 10 report The Total destruction OF all
the works thus far erected for the construction Of
The fort. The wharves, bridges, houses, lighters
boats, TOOLS machinery and materials, ordnance
sores-in short, all have been swept away, and
mixed up with The general ruin. The streets Of
the town are barricaded with The timber and deb
ris from The fort-a large amount Of which lodged
there. Even barbeue carriages, muskets anc
crowbaTs from the fort ars found in the nids, o
the town. The strip OF land or levee along th,
shore on which The public buildings were placed
being The highest Of The public ground, has beer
completely leveled by The sea. The stable anC
blacksmith shop only remain in shattered con
dillon, having been moved from their origina
poslion-the former abou, two hundred feet, viii
all the horses and mules in it, FIVE in number
which, with The forage, are safe. The large els
Tern, which was of masonry, founded upon h
rock, remained uninjurcd Upon This the over
seer and several others saved their lives. IL bein
Sunday very few men were on The ground. Fou
men, who were in the barracks, were lost; fifi
was saved BY cineing 10 The wheel Of six
FOUNDER, after drifting three hundred yards to
wards The hospital
! The lighthouse al The sculhwes, point, includ
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THE SIrGE OF MONTEREY.

We know that our readers cannot hear too
much of The thrilling scenes OF this great event in
our history. The success of our arms has pro-
we'd tina, while we have the finest army in the
world, our citizen-soders are always ready 10
defend their Counry's rights and honor with as
much efficiency zeal and courage. Thanks 10
our tree institutions, which make every clizen
iee and act, as il he was specially commission
ed BY his Country 10 uphold her honor and main
tain her rights. How nobly dothey contrast with
the hireling troops OF European monaIchies who
fight like auomaons, well.organized, il is true,
but wanting that fire oil liberty and free thought
and action, which animate our troops!
In another column will be found letter wi
ping of the stain which was attempted 10 be cast
upon the gallant Ballimoreans. We add here a
letter which we find in he Cincinnati Advertiser.
II will be seen that Ohio is vindicaed by her own
brave men. We feel proud in The conviction that
all the volunteers have Won green laurels al Mon
Grey, and welrust that no cavilling or unworthy
jealousy will attempt 10 deprive Them OF a single
al
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grave.
A GOOD MAN GOMEZ

We are panied 10 announce The death oil Da-
vid Crawford, Esq, Senator from the Shenandoah
district. His purity OF life, strong mind and un-
Ainchng fidelity 10 his publicd duties, drew around
him The love and esteem OF devoted constituent
cy. He was genuine Republican and an he
nest man. The loss of The services OF such men
the whole Stale will deplore. To show the high
estimation in which he was held at home, we
quote the following notices:
from The Shenandoah Sentinel
DIED. al his residence in this place Woodstock
on Sunday evening, Oct 18th, of fever, DAVID
CRAWFORD, Esq, aged 81 years.
The large concourse OF citizens who followed
The deceased 10 his final resting pacc-the sad
ness that yelled every counlcnance- trickling
lear-auested, in language that canno, be ex-
pressed in words, the heart ielt sorrow and sim
cere regret which the community feel, and the
high esteem in which the deceased was held Tor
The many noble virtues that adorned mis- private
life, and the stern, unsullied integrity which he
exhibited in performing the duties connected with
the various public stations which he was called
upon 10 fill He was for many years member
OF the PRESBYTERIAN church, and IN his general
department as Christian, his conduct was ire
proachabe and consistent with the doctrines OF
The religion of his Saviour. His afflicted friends
nave the strongest assurance VI MS pIepdi dtipu
10 meet his summons 10 appear before that in
scrutable aud all wise Judge, before whom all
flesh is but grass. Blessed are the dead that die
in the Lord, for they rest from their labors, and
their works do follow them!
From the Rockingham Rsgistsr.]
Mr. Crawford was gentleman OF great re-
specabilIty and worth, and was highly esteemed
by the community in which he lived and died.
He was the honored representative OF the She
nandoah district in the Senate of Virginia; and
had been for many years consistent member of
the Presbyterian Church. isremains were fol-
lowed to the grave by large and sympathizing
concourse of his fellow Citizens, and by The Ma
sonic fraternity, Of which he was also worthy
member His death has created void in The
domestic circle, and in the community in which
he resided, which cannot soon be filled
The adjourned meeting of the Golfers and
Iron Manufacturers OF the State OF Virginia
will be held at the Columbian Hotel this after
noon at hall past 4, P. NJ.
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WILL. be sold, publicly, n Mathews Court hon"
w MONDAY, the 18th December, lao, lIolh
the tract Of land known AS the GLEBE, the reg
az q. D. Tompbins, deceased, Containing auo-
.rres This tar. lies Immediately on tie .,onn r
Eat river, within two miles 81 Mathews 'o,,' ,.
and half an hours sail 81 The Aobjack Bay. -.
inrs ARE new neat and convenient: aud us .,t'ss.
land tabou, 90 acresl FRESH and receny i'inei ~
IL MANFRED The river IL quarter Of ine T. +,
nayIrable for kinds Of bay craft. and ABOUND,
snesi o, STEERS and FISH Of all kinds Inc
!, gov a oT Getting produce market than an %
in the State This estate /. TOO wen know" ana
n..o,. wishing 10 purchase will no doubt Wv :
fore the day II sale |, WIN be shown % o e yoc
Io'nps n, >" i,ormston in relation 10 il may be
:, aas,.s.,ng VIM II. Roy, Esq, Nonh End ROY I'd
Al the same time and place, VII oe ~. IN, 81 tr
m,u tenement suitable for an o!iicr, 10 ''V"'
Cour,-hol,e OF Mathews county. ,.,mrni.
TgRMS-one third cash; balance N 'qua' w
OF one ana TWO se"' wM ToMPKINs. Eiefs, se,a.
Nov. 3-ew5w VI :. u i""f
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CHRISTIE'S GALyANIC RINGS AND
MAGNETIC FLUID.

Is dependent proper distribution Of ,'ccigrfl
through The system, tor when The inyedtt
III thrH action, there j. always partial paray 81 t-
affected owing Ia the function. al the nerve.
M impaired through the loss al rifgify. III
mode Of cure IN -uc has been Ia ,sfo tie VA
system By medicine. This all wrong and unnatural
The only rational way 10 remedy a defect suppl
what is deficient In these This can lie donr i
the Galvanic Rings and NaGneuo Fluid, which counti
act the disease by restoring the wanted energy ana
nrwed strength and health Is the result. In all nrfvoG
affections tie Rings and Fluid used with the M.
perfect success. TIC Doorruy Headache SpaSns ~
ieptic F-, Mysteries, ApoprSy, Neuralgia and the Ion
train Of nervous aifrctons readily yield 10 the my siri
Gus influence A. thus developed.
For further particulars, advertisement In anofh-
part If this paper. Explanatory pamphlets may hr a
gratis by application Ia the agents tor This cy, Mr.sr
DuVAL < PURCELL, Druggists, la Main ST., RicL
mond Va Nov,mher l-ib
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D.ppAHANNoCK LAND FOR SALE.

RAppAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE.
,up .rh.,rib-r offers for sale either one OF two
TracIs OF Land situated In Caroline county on the
R,ppahannock river about nine miles heow fIeael
icksburs, and containing each between oou anu oJo
at land very productive Of easy cultivation ana equal
Nv well adapted the production Of wheat ana eoIn-
The improvements upon these farms are mostly new,
and very superior Their situations are sueh win re-
Gard 10 heaIthness and society," TO render them as
sirable il the most Desirable residences on ie river.
Any persons wishing to purchase are invited 70 we"
them and for further information, will apply 10 1eo,es
TAYLOR, Esq, Richmond; Thomas 2. Knox freoenehS
burg: or 10 The subscriber. BAIL GORDON, IN.
Prospect Hill, CRIoline co., Nov. 3-ewn
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SANDS SARSApARIIJ.A

IL IL now beginning To br generally understood ilt
thr hrrhdlis has done lar more than the mincrao.si
the discovery uf remedies Tor The diseases of man 81
den experiment has developed tho fact. that many {
The Corrosive preparations, which, III .lcrtfng The Gu
ui one disease, too often The seeds Of another
he dispensed with, and that harmless vegetable med
6lnes are often more thorough, uniform aud speedy d
their remedial operation than any other. There canne
sire example Of tEs truth than Sand-' Sars4parilIa
remedy lur external Diseases whether chronic or a,iy.
hereditary srlt nbibe, su.lah, tor al ages All an
stltniions--aulrng M interruption ~ ordinary pm
suit, aud, Though last mol least tayIg behind II y
fatal legacy of disease lie 81 thr rxfpale.
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ny THE GOVERNOR ~ mr. STATEor IlRGiA,'
PRGcLA NATION

WHEREAS, u vacancy has occurred IN tie Senate
w Al District composed ii ih- counties nt FusNna
GnochanL. Louisa and Hanover. by The death ~ ~
t;nrnant, ESD, late Senator tn the General
or the sad District, the Sheriff. "t the several snp
III the said District are therefore required IT, bod
election the fourth Thursday 10 November l. H. lf
Senator to nj the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand. Governor, and under
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, At Rlcnn,oNe
isEAL. this ihrfIrh day Of OrtDhsr eighteen huntr
and forty six, and IN the seventy nrst ,'af
the Commonwealth. WM. SMITH
Nov. 3-cid
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A TEACHER.

A YOUNG LADY from Maryland. who Ia ~
~ teaching for several years ~ private iImiic-
WHOSE last engagement expired ~ me- H-t ofi'3
ls4G desires Ia obtain -irtnion. either ~ pnS"ir
mi, on public school. where shr can ENJOY inctucs
attending public worship.
SHE qualified 10 give instruction IN nv the W. ehr
NJ an English .dncaiinn usnnlly taught, IN ho'an
Chemistry Sr, and the elements Of thr Ffrnth l1N
guaer, together with plain ind ornamental N"'''
work.
Refer to Rev. Peyton Haui,on. Gainesville Pc 81
fee Cumberland county; General J. II. Cooke, ~
Island Post Office Fuvanna, Philip 81 George Ccrs''
Jefferson Post Office, PowhainD; William Nai"'
Esq, and Reverend William ;. Plumer, D. ~, Re
mond.
The young LADY above rnfeucd 10 has taught ~ o.'
families for sis wears past, and II gives ~ i1ith lra'u
10 add our testimony 10 her competency a. ie@'n'
PEYTOS HARRISON.
Nov 3-rwtf PHILIP ST. Go. tptht
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ny TIE GOVERNOR OF ms STATE ~ yiRGillt
pROCI AMATION

WHEREAS. a vacancy has occurred hy fhr i'l't
w John T. street, FsI Delegate elect L. ne ''rntr.
Assembly Tor the county IL lunsubnrg, The Shcgilol
county j. therefore required 10 hold election - ~
fourth Thursday in November, ls46, for DELEGATE
supply the said varancy
Given under my hand "a Governor. aGd under y
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, NJ Rictmoi
fsg.L The thifiicih day Of October, eighteen lnl
ired and ioriy+il, and III The seventy -tf-t ~
Of the Commonwealth. WM. SMITH
Nuy. 3-ctd
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NOTICE..

WILL he sold on MONDAY, the 7ih DAY q bt'.,.
w Der next. at the late residence of MR. NAY y,
Grhee, deceased, In tbs county oi l.ouisa' '.'s 4
fn~ar Victoria Furnacs,) ton Negroes, eon-itho. =
Men, Women aud children, being the properly = -.
late John McGehee, deceased, and viii b. 80. "p,
credit of twelve months; the purchasers ~ili be tt
% give ''"1 &. &. McGEHEE
Executor OF John hcGehes, d,e'ae''
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The New Orleans Della has beautiful en-
graved view Of The City Of Monterey, The posi-
ton OF our army before The battle, DC. Inc cry
il strongly hcmmed in BY Notifications in front,
and by the lofty, susar-loai peaks oil Sierra
Madre in the rear. The scenery is magnificent.
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Amelia ACADEMY.

rbave introduced with marked success the system oil
a;rin,ne and demert that characierises tho virginia
military institute, al Lexington. few vacancies SUI
n h. died al the rate Of $40 month from the time OF
entrance Till the LIST of July-payabe In ADVANCE of
furthsr particulars, direct as above. w H. H.
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-------- - - :
EDUCaTION

A VIRGINIA LADY, u member Of the Episoopal
n Churcb) who has had some years experience ns a
Teacher wishes employment the ensuing year 10 PHI
vais family goyerutss Of small school O. chhaisn'
Terms moderate. Direct, post paid, Lodore e ~ aine
lia county, Va. W NJ H. HnnA
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twill be seen that the Governor has appoint
ed The fourth Thursday in this month as Inc Gay
for The election Of Senator in The Goochian"
sena,orial District, and a Delegate from Inc
county Of Lunenburs. .n
We trust that The Democrats will give full
vote, and show that Virginia is moi Indifferent 10
the success of her principles. The Goochland
Senatorial Dis,rc, is largely Democralic-sliii
the Wings will try 10 "slip in" their man. Lei
every Democrat, Then, 20 10 The polls.
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tuesday Morning, November ;. 1916.
We have already dwell upon the lnischievou

We have already dwelt upon the mischIevons
efec, OF the course pursued by the Wing press IN
regard 10 The Mexican war. Il is calculated 10
depress the ardor of our own men, and elevate
the hopes OF the enemy. We deem II our duty 10
refer once more 10 particular case, when clear
" demonstrates the 'impocy OF such reckless
proceedings.
The New Orleans Tropic, Tor party purposes,
published statement that General Taylor was
10 be superseded, and General Butler to be
appointed 10 the chief command OF The army
This news reaches the camp and is received as
"Gospel truth" l, produces immense excitement
among the volunteers, public meetings are held,
&C. We had no doubt that this was iabrica-
ton of Wing brain, intended 10 throw odum
on the Administration. AS we predicted, the
Union comes out and refules The whole story
There never was the least foundation for ru-
NOR, which was near producing fatal consequent
ces upon the harmony and efficiency Of our army.
We trust that this will be useful lesson 10 the
Wing press, mol TO indulge in such assaults Tor
political effect, when their counlry is engaged in
war.
The Union refers To the "ide and unfounded
rumor, which had prevailed in the camp for
brief period, tina, General Taylor was about 10 be
superseded from the command Of The camp al
Monterey; but it was soon exploded, as appears
by the letters themselves. before they were sent off,
1--WE beg leave mos, respectfully TO say, that
The press ought to be more careful in arraignins
distinguished officers before The bar oflhe coun-
try, and ascribing designs 10 the administration
which have no existence. We regret This censo
Iious spirit in the journals; as We also deeply re-
gre the feuds and quarres and renconres, iflhey
loo have any foundation, which have been lately
reported TO exist in Two cases between Two OF the
.,STcarc ~ he
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We are glad that the Wing has re-published
Mr. Dallas letter in favor of Revenue Tariff
We care not what comments the Wing press
may make-lhe letter will speak for itself. Ii is
in accordance with the liberal spirit OF The age,
and its truths, so strongly and lucidy presented,
will sink deeply into The public mind. We re-
ioice that Mr.. Dallas has SO manfully me: the
question. Whatever other States may taller in
their principles, Virginia will hail this letter OF
Mr.. Dallas as adding new vieor 10 her own
cherished doctrines We shall shortly take plea
sure in laying it before our readers.
We find in leading Wing paper potent tesli-
mony in behalf Of The beneficial operation offree-
trade doctrines. The National Inleigencer, in
sDeering at the publication By the British Parlia-
men, of "Sir Robert Walkers" great report, as
serted that the lree-lrade policy ofour Government
had stimulated similar movement in England,
which had resulted 10 the repeal Of the British
Corn.laws That The new commercial policy OF
Great Britain has had most important influence
upon our Agricultural interest, though strenuous
ly denied by the Wing papers, is fully admitted
by the Boston Courier, prominen, Wing joui-
nal, which says:
ain all former times, and in all exisencies, our
exchanges TO Britain, in our payments, We're
only in gold, to the utter derangemen, OF all our
financial affairs, and 10 the destruction Of The in.
leres,s of our whole country-ior nothing else
would she then receive. Such was the adrot
policy Of her grea, arslocracy. But the outcries
Of the hungering myriads, and the demands Of a
mighty peoplP proclaimed in thunder tones has
startled their arisocracy from their long slumbers
al last, and all are now joined to one loud Chorus
:, -. - .S--r L~.--' og
This neo policy NJ Britain and by fasir nclr free
trade loirs rent and n ns1r ptGrt~s * r."
Dided TOR as, and fer re productions ~ our o'rn
soil, IN return for The immense amounts iriisi wr
receipc from, them. BIT or this timely resource thus
prortdentiaHy opened 10 us, ami al this time, on1
orn agricultural Industry must tansn1sh 'ncuta-
HIM
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II We are requested to announce that Archi-
bald Atkinson, Esq, will be candidate for re-
election 10 Congress next Spring from The First
(Isle Of Winhtl Distric
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MANAGERS ,OFFICE.-D. PAINE Co, Kich-
For ihis Evening-sa5 CO. s,oco, 5000 1000 90 q
900 20 OF 500 20 of 300, 100 Of $50, &c 70 NOS -
Also SEQ, 1900, 2,ooo ,a5l 20, 1900 10 Of 300,
&c. rs Nos, is drawn. Tickets S.
n,,vr Nos of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Extra, II
IS "a - "a 50 Us q SO 50 70 10 ~
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Class 239
2 Al AZ 10 80 81 So AZ II II IS l6 "a 81.
Drawn Nos Of Pokrmoke Lottery, Glass 204:
s. Al 50 Is 81 IS | SO Al ~ II Is 10.
D,,wn Nos. oil Delaware Lottery, Class pol:
81 - Al "a II % 10 % So I'll.
Nov.
DISMAL. SWAMP LAND COMPANY.
THE Annual Meeting Of Stockholders in HE Disma
i swamp Land Company will be- held IN The town o.
,aan,h RIO. BUTLER.
President d. :. Land Company.
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JOHN y. BIGGER'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
d. P.IsR ~ Co., managers J.B BGcrR, Pri:e Fender.
STILL another Capital sold, 10 Nos. 10 ~ a. IN draw
- ing received Friday, and cashed by BIGGER, that
lucky Vender.
The drawing Of s25, 900 and 1900 comes 10 hand
night. Tickets So md s.. Either, both. be had
by calling before half past 3, r. H. and purchasing
ticket of BIGGER, that lucky Prize VenGer.
S75 300 Divided into prizes cf $4,000 each, draw,
next Saturday IL drawn Nos. Tickets sl5 Bear IN
mind, that BIGGER is the lucky youth.
E- All orders meet with the most prompt and conf
DENTAL attention. Nov. )
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The adjourned meeting of the Golfers and
Iron Manufacturers OF the State OF Virginia
will be held at the Columbian Hotel This after
noon at hall past 4, P. NJ.
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THE undersigned have removed their Office 10 The Of
nee OF Robert L. Stnnard, adjoining his residence
ninth street, between Franklin and Grace streets
iiaL.G aGalfGl laIa..K
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WANTED-At the Penitentiary, Hoop Poies and
w Pine Cord Wood. Nov. 3-ctf
DENDLET0N's OFFIcE.-The drawing of a fine
4 Scheme comes 10 hand by lo-day's mail. Capitals
$50 900, 10000, 30 pr Of ,000 &c. Tickets S..
All persons in want Of money would do we'll 10 pr
chase Ticket at PENDLETON'S OFFICE,
Nov.3 No. 3, Exchange.
TuRPINS OFFicE.-Spsndid Scheme for To bay.
nj $4,000, 10000 1000, 5000, ai90, ~ Of ,nuo,
&c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S5-shares IN propnr-
uon-ior sale until 4 O'Clock to-day, By
Nov 3 W. r. TURPIN.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN MATHEW
COUNTY For SALE.

Nov 3-clt