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Tho Hon. JANIS BUCHANAN,
Secretary Of State, Washington.
Mr.. PAKENHAM To Mr.. BUCHANAN
WA.HISaroN. Dncember II.

WAsHiSGrOS, December ~, 1915.
An senyo consideration Of the present state Of Attire
with reference 20 the Oregon question, has determined the
British Government to instruct the undersigned. Bnan.
ME MoJfsy's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penip
Tertiary. again 20 represent IN pressing the Gov
eminent Of ihe United States the eNpedieney OF fernR
the whole question a cquitaLlc division e that Territory
to the arbitration Of some friendly Sovereign State
Her Msesiys Government drepy regret the 10 lure Of all
their efforts effect friendly settlement o the conflicting
ella by direct negotiation between the Governments
They are still persuaded that great advantages would
haVO resulted TO both parties from such mode Il
ment bod been practicable, but there difficulties now
In the way that II proceeding which might DO
tedious remove, while tho importance Of on eay se
mcnt 'eems o. become ~ each moment more Urgent
Under these circumstances her Msiesty's Government
think that arbitration 10 tho most prudent and
perhaps the only feasible step which could be taken and
the best calculated alay the existing eervoscence u
pular feeling, which might Otherwise grUsdy embsrsss
the efforts Of both Governments to preserve friendly un
derstandins between the two enuniries.
The Government Of the United States will in the
proposal which the undeisned s thus instructed to make
proof Of the confidence The BRUSH Government IN The
justice Of their claim They will see in TIA oof
the readiness II tho British Government incur the risk II
great sacrifice Tor tho preservation Of peace and u their
tondly felsuons with the United States. IL ~ made In
pint Of moderation and aifno's Of which the world will
uUge.
eminent Of the United States will not reject proposal
made with such friendly intention, and fJr purpose
holy.
There IL nothing IL, iboy convinced not perfect.
ly compatible with the regard tor the honor and
i1si interests Of both paros particularly when consid.
ersd At wha smsl value 10 either tho portion NJ territory
which In reality forms the subject oi cppovorsy, cOmps
ed With the importance Of preserving slate Of poaco and
good will between two such nations,
The undersigned takes sdvruHgo Of this opportunity
to tho Hon James Bd-ninsn the Il his
high consideration. X. PAKENIAM.
The Hon. JaNts BUcHaNaN, SC.
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BY every statesmsn-which sfms that the OF the
nothing the growth and prosperity OF the coun
Try, nohing-sate exslia,ion neutrality-suspicious.. moth
ing-and six per dividends-eyery thing.
Virginia has been playing the ssgard too long in the
Of emnenee and grandeur and she has but
those parts the whom great natural bar.
ss have separated from their fortunate eastern breh
en- that she will longer extend helping hand to those
Of her children who feeble To help themsevetha
the varied productions the rich snds OF tho west
in barns. and her mineral wealth be forever
Significance and degradation will be complete. We will
however, hope on-but we will not hope ever. Human
life has its limit and have human patience and human
enduranee and should the General Assembly OF Virgins
refuse the present make provision for the
extension OF the Canal, aud thereby confirm the public
mind in the apprehension that he last spade full OF earth
has been dug the line Of the James River Improvement
who will then condemn u.s. Tor self preservation We
seek the aid OF fotcgn capital and market IN the city OF
q sister State.
This is not the language Of intimidation or threat. We
have much respect ourselves and the General Assem-
bly, resort to such vain cxpeden,s-hu II rather the
language OF sorrow and despair IN view OF tho downward
OF this good old Commonwealth.
&. p DoRMAN,
ROBT. WHITE,
JOHN RUFF,
MATTHEW WHITE,
JOHN JORDAN.
ROBT X. BARTON,
ID. T.. MOORE.
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Dimensions. contains . single safe aud comnodiou.
hseor from Its southern extremity until approach tho
t9th parallel OF latitude.
IL 10 far from the intention Of ned again 10
open the discussion Of the conflicting claims Of the two
Powers TO tho Oregon territory Ia 10 sufficient for him TO
United States hold the best title In the whole OF
this tsrritory Under this conviction. no consent
leopard ior his country all the great and
ey any possibility, however deprive the Republic
OF oil the good harbo the coast by referring the ques-
ton To srbiration.
Neither 10 tho territory dispute OF equs nearly
equal value to the two Powers Whilst 10 Invaluable
TO Great Britain To her, Oregon would be but distant
coonsi possession Of doubtful values and which, from tho
natural poeress Of humsn events she would probsbly
long enough ENJOY to derive from IL essential benefits
whilst to the U,ited States would become integral and
essential portion OF the Republic. The gain Great Bri-
tain she would sensby feel whilst the loss tho
United States would be irrs parable.
The undersigned 10 perfectly that such considcra
tons have bearing upon the question Of title OF
either party They presented solely for tho purpose Of
explaining the views Of tho President in hs refusal adopt
any which should withdraw title from tho
control o the Government and people Of the United
States. and place Il within the discretion OF any arbitrator
no matter how intelligent and respectable.
The President cordially with the Goyerume Mt of
Great Britain in desiring that the present controversy
be amicaby adjusted or this he has given the
proof before the whole world lie believes th,t there
nations the earth closely bound together
by tho of commerce, there mono who ought to
be able willing 10 do each other Justice, without
the i,terpo' ition OF any arbitrator.
The undersigned avails himself Of this 10
to Mr.. Pakenham thoassursnce Of his high
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Right Hon. RicuARD PAKtSuAN. &c.
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Later rkox MKIrco-IaportInt Iatelhs eaes.-We
indebted friend Middleton, at the Herald aud
Tribune Tor the perussl Of letter from Pensacola written
on Saturday last from which learn that the u $. brig
Somers had Just arrived port from Vera Cruz bring
ing the important intelligence that Gen Arsta mad de-
csed against the Paroles Government aud IN favor OF the
restoration OF Herera-iha throughout the country the
people organ Ing opposiuon the present Admin
istration assigning their dread ot war and
boOd.hed. and regretng their having permitted Paredes
tn overthrow the Herrera Administration. NJ Side was
still at Jslips, with Frightening prospects.
Such the b-cl and furnished BY the Her.
AIDS correspondent. who wrote us the mail ~ss eav-
ing, with promise 10 furnish iu particulars IN another
letter. From the OF the int genee infer that
the people OF Mexico prepared 10 encounter war
with the United States, and that that iaed county Is
the eve Of another re ouuon.-uob Adr
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CONGRESS.

The Senate was not in Saturday.
In the House the Oregon Debate continued, only
interrupted 10y the Presidents Message transmitting the
Correspondence given in another column.
Mr.. Freze OF Ohio hnished hrs speech in favor Of the
notice. and followed by Mr.. Brent 5. c. in favor
giving the notice. aud establishing the 49n parallel the
dividing line.
Mr.. Davis OF n. Y, sp Ike sgains, giving the notice
Messrs. Reed X. Smith, Cummens, Foster YELL Dodge
and Wllmot, in favor VI the nouce-and MIR. WoodwaT
against it,
Mir King of Georgis. Obtained the floor IL O'Clock
night, and then the House adj jurnod.
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LATE FROM BRAZIL.
Arrival of the Packet ship Courie

ArrivnI OF the Packet ship Courier.
This ship arrived in New York the 7h iastant from
Rio de Janeiro.
The New York Herald publishes the official account.
received by this of the BLe Of ParanO ske ch Of
which has already appeared columns This
confirms previous Of the desperate courage with
Which The army OF Rosas defended position The Her.
aid communicates also the following Intelligence:
" The U. s. fngats Congress, Commodore Stockton,
rived RIO the 2O,h December fifty days from Nor
folk. The u. :. ship Plymouth, Commodore Henry the
fgae Rantan, Capt Gregory, and brig Bainbndge Com.
mander 5. Pennington, were also at Rio"
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TO the VOTERS OF RICHMOND.

To those q you, my fellow citizens. who have been 81
Kind heretofore 10 present my the public o.
suitable person Represent This city Tho General
bly,, tender NY grateful hanks that am sgain
nominated Tor tho sprtg election snd 1t being under
stood t1st Mr. Lyons will be- lake this method
Of declaring myself cpndJ1o Tor that high and inlpor
t'ni uUsi' and have only say, ihs elected. will en-.
deavor, with whs hue eapaei,y have to promote your
interest. and myself worthy Of your confidence
JOSEPH MAYO.
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NEW PIR1.1cAr1nNs

We have been favored by Mr. John Elder Isl Main
srest) 9Th "John's Alive or The Bride Of Ghostr-
BY the suor Of "Nsor Jones' Courship Chronicle. Of
fas'ile." SC. Sc. The Of Tie author will be sua
cento recommend h n the reading world The very brief
esncs we bsvs been sbo give increased our desire
60 = mote thorough pefp.sl
Aso nom ihe same fsndeHsn, "Tbe Three Gusrds
msa. w Astander Dumas" Ths work 10 selling with
e'ssi fspid. and pronounced one Of IN. no. ,s.n
30 4 10 ussuous Of 10 famous sahot
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60 PIt.sI.IAN, AND r,ACnEl.s.

IL .'staA'Ta ~ t"'i'iF i'Nh'IlWE NY ffUlNAl OeHt
rabe, ohsr Tor Hsls rcsidncs Bu Hill = most ,dvan
MRfou otAhon io IhHeana racce Wofh ei5un nrht he
eIpecsdb purchaser having more thai
That sum IN he year irif and 10 foil thousand dut hs last
most healthy season. ~ whet distant business me nueh
from hcme " lie Charles Cry Coni house IN poppt,.
an1 WEALTHY neghhouiod The No only about
90 acfss-toe house tao 'o building In Good eps with 6v,
lHss fncmf, conveniently arranged saifd n elevated and
h,ahu posipr With large and beautiful grove he oaks
'front.' 10 convfn tistascss ONE aundry Kitchen
fnak house ans zee h0usanta Well 0f pur water m the y,f
Ilee ore sabss raflgr house and Tniner: gsrfep 10
ARG ord Wth upped with much choice and beautiful n1ye
Hrd shfuabV The los well cultivated sfe suent o. suppy
g-n povendsr &C 10 NE resident hss been sept bsfs
and iul might be obiainedby well quaed
thsdsabe ssdsBce " b. sod Cour house On THrRa
DAY ur s6h az q March being Couu day 10 The
hfhe bfder Tie terms Will 10 accommodating bsr0atn
my BE- bought, - The properly eTpecsd - moo
ouh c0tt hHtdnrs Reference huttsr nf,a
ton ~ ade IN ~ IdNib WooI Ar JAMS Orargs
Wadd of VI Jsme' w. Chnsan q ths county shd MAYOR
Ectnotd Christian o. John ". Gfrgory, Rsl, Richmond
". q. WA. sEMPLE
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JAMES BUCHANAN.
MR BUCHANAN To Mr.. MeLANE.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WLsHiSGroS, DECEMBER 10, lSI5.

WASHINGTON, DECEMBER Is, lsl5
Sir;
The Prrsident has received information from variety
Of sources which he disregard that Great Britain
Is making extensive warike preparations. As her
relations with all the Powers OF Europe present
be OF peaceful Character the prevailing and natural infer
here is that these preparations look rupture with
the United States the Oregon question. IL Is OF
Importance that this Government snoud early posi-
be. ascertain their charaeier You therefore IN
struced TO embrace the first opportunity of bringing this
subject the notice OF the Earl Of Aberdeen, IN such
manner You may deem eIpedient. .
The President Is also anxious t. learn your opinion
upon this subject with the least practicable delay.
am, &c. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Lows MoLANE, Esq, &c. &c. &c.
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IMPORTANT CORRESPOND NCE.

THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN.
The following Message from tho President OF the Dni,ed
States communicating the Correspondents. which hes
Gently taken place between the Penpoenses cf the Gov
Of the United States aud G,est Britain in relation
to the Oregon Territory, laid before the House Of Re-
personalities on Saturday last;
To the Houss Of Reprsss. tatires
Of the United Siafes.
Ia compliance with tho request Of the House OF Repre-
sentaves IN their resolution Of tho ID instant herewith
report from the Secretary Of State with
accompanying correspondence which has taken bs-
the Secretary Of State aud the Minister Of Un-
ted States London" and between the Government,
Great Britain and this Government relation the
try OF the Rocky Mount,ins since the last
message Of tho President" to Congress.
JAMES X. POLK.
wAsuiseroS February Z, 1916.
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WASHINGTON. February I, 1916.
To the President of the Usiied States.

TO INC FTeStdeH UT NC tHHed StdffS.
DtrAsrNkSr or STATE.
WAsHISoros, FKBRuARr 5, 1876.
The Secretary Of State whom has been referred
solution OF the House OF Representatives OF the 81 inst.
the President communicate that House.
far his opinion not Incompatible with the public
interest," all correspondence which has passed between the
Government OF Great Britain and this Government or by
between any ct the officers OF said Government in
to the country OF the Rocky Mountains since the
last annual sage Of the President this House, has
the honor lay before the President the aecomp ing
papers.
All which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES BUCHANAN
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Ms. BUoulSls TO Ma. Plrsuuap.
DErAG1HEsr OF srirt,

DEPARTMENT STtTr,
WA,HfssTjN, January g. IS4G.
The undersigned. Secretary Of State Of The United aies,
has the honor acknowledge the receipt Of the noto ~
Mr. Psksnbarn. her itanic Majesy's Bnvoy Etbnerd-
nsry snd Minister Penpotentay, dated tho 9th uumO
By which, under from, his Governnen no pro-.
poses the Government Of the United States the sSps
disncy Of referring the whole question Of equtsbs d.
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vision Of that chs orson) territory tho srbiusoa Of
some friendly Sovereign OF State"
The undersigned has submitted this note to tho Prss-
deat. who, after having bestowed upon that respectful
ting from the Brusb Government, has instructed him to
give 10 Il the following answer;
The British Government do not propose refer TO abi
tho question OF the title the Oregon territory.
claimed BY Powers respectively IL 10 PROPOSE
ton refer friendly Sovereign State merely the
partition equitable division" Of that territory between
the parties II the fact that the title OF Great Bri
tain to portion VI the territory valid. and thus takes Tor
granted the question in dispute Under this PROPOSE
ton. the very Of the submission would contain an
express acknowledgment Of the right OF Great Britain to
portion Of the territory snd would necessarily preclude the
tor This too, in the face OF tho OF the undersigned
Mr. Pskenhsm OF the 30th August las by which the
President had asserted In the solemn form, the title
OF the United Saes to tho whole territory. Even II tho
other conclusive for declining the propo
suon this alone would DO deemed sufficient by tho Pres-
dent
Tho President heartily concurs with the British Gov
in their regret that all attempts settle the Ore
gon question by negotiation have hitherto failed lie can
not, however, concur with that Government the opn
ion that arbitration. aud especially the terms
proposed, would be followed by happier consequences
On tho contrary, he believes that attempt to refer III
question third Power would only involve 1t in new
diff,utts.
10 declining this proposition. the President refers TO the
sentiment EXPIRE sed in tho the undersigned OF the
3Jh August last which suson has already been made.
that no ehcshes the hops that this long pending conro-
yersy may yet be hHaly adjusted ia such not
disturb the peace interrupt the harmony hap
PLY subsisting between the nations"
The gncd avals himself Of this occasion to
to Mr. Pakeahsm OF his distinguished considc
ration. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Right Hon. RIenARp PIktsHAx, sc. &c. &c.
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THE FIpsr s1iAn

We, too ~ we'll - our noighbor,. have been favored
BY Mr. Martin tho enterpusing mail SCENT W III one Of the
SECT shad of the scsson-cauRht IN the North Carroll n,
wsies NJ W. undrrtands the run of things we'll He
lnows thai IN occasional luIosy editors creates yb
spot ther existence. and he likes to zee Them happy
lie eOnsidente msn, end well deservos their thans.
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q. s. JOURNAL.

This psper hiss been changed to "THE Tivr'" and is
nov edited by g. ~ RoBrSsoS Esq formerly II the Gin.
ennau Ebquuer IL ~ earnest IN ne advocacy " the
Nouos" Crest Britain, and hos fcod certain Southern
members pretty lecture Tor standing up to Mr.
Pok.
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N ANN

GA Wednesday morning, inst, by the Rev. Andrew
Fisher. MIR. HENsY EIsHER TO Miss Lucy ANN MAYNARD.
al u lily.
GA Thursday 5th inst, by Rev'j. NJ. b. S~eeny, Mr..
PTrTR Jackson OF Petersburg, TO Miss ANN ELIZA CLARKE
OF this city
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On Monday morning. the 9th inst, after prolracied ILL.,
ALENASDTE ARCHES ESQ., the 5sI year OF his age:
lie ived aud died devoted OF Jesus Christ.
The friends and aequantances OF the family invited
to attend MS funeral THIS ruesday) morning, at 10 o'clock
from has late residence Manchester without further
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LANES RIVER &KANAwnA COMPANY

- Not hereby Canal will be
sfnvn down m" Of the ph NAY h. navs.
ton Fsg'nfsi for period later Than 3is tho
month 70 anod ~ opportunity for The nsesa'iy
tai ~ order Of Boafd
wM u. CHrTTENDEN
feb I0-esTut0.hMav
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PUBLIC SALE ,I,,, OF LAND

pursuance of decree Of tho Court Of Chan
esy for Oh ssdsh Couny posounssd Day Of DO.
esnbef isf5, ne underr stls
nises sATUROAY Tn day ~ Pettuary. 1855
oooct The trs n L1pd belonging the o. John ka
Zoo deed, IN the ed ~ Chrss rhed couny
and Haley Aso nsafthe above
ADJOINING the land n N Hebeeea Avis and oihsrs containing
tefos with comfortable house sod tHehen newly built
TERns-Onsthrd OF m lnihs snd The 70.
ainps third ~ ~ months sstsf ooy sndoers fr ne
fered p1J mens WIN ~. JOHNSON. Conf
~ t6-cds
pyIhs sale ~ NE atoys piorsry postponed wEDNgs
DAY ne Ah day Of Nareh whsp 10 place prsms
80, near Haiey Coi,s, o'elo,k
feb ii-2svtfhMach WIN " JoHNFoN, Conf
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INOR RkNT-A lot with Stables, &c, in
- n of the Nan STREET nd one
nert 70 br IN vheh the Powhatan ssbes stand street
Poses ion is.msdstsH.
HD THo. n. PnfCR a 90
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lite known to many Of that have boon frequently
ca led through the public prints since It was rumour.
ed that Mr. Lyons declined reelection 90 announce my.
ss candidate 10 represent you the House Dele.
gates. have received, within the period many pr-
vse solicitations, both oral aud written 20 the same effect
Earnestly desiring, larssit depended upon me- to pre-
vent recurrence O III se dssontons and divisions which
o. &c among tho Wbl. of the cry the lost Spring cleo
u2n when your present. representative and myself we're
competitors Tor the honor of representing you have
thought % premature TO give sny public response to these
solicitations until he sho"d have formally announced HE
intention TO decline election. Il being now how ever
generally understood hat this Is bs purpose. not ess
duo my friends than myself once {, declare thst
H shall pele you elect your representative shall
eudcavor fcque you extent Tor honor thus
conferred upon me-, by deyouuy myself. with Whatever
sbHIy p1sscfs. 10 yOurserycC.
HENRY l.. BROOKE
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A Il rules holden Ia the clerks office OF the clr.
"A superior law aBd ehanssry for the county Of
Hanover on Saturday the 1Oth OF January, 1898
william Pate guardian OF Nathsni,I r. Pate, FHI
sRanst.
Dekis ChaPpeH wife Jssmish b. Tinsley
anl hary rir-ey, Dr. 49, Essly and Lou 4 wife
hausi r. Wauins samueiP Wathins, A. wakina
anns y Watkins Mary y Watkins, Watkins.
Watkins sauhs Watkins ans NshssisI r.
der the age Of 81 yeafs Dns
IL CHANcERV.
This defendants Dete ChnpTen add Hus-una wife
hanici Pape infant under the of yssr. having
entered heir appsanpee and security
Of Assembly and the rules q appearnE By
factory evidence that hsy inhab 81
wealth ordered that the ddefeBsnts snd
Nathaniel Pate do appear here hr day of AprI
NIT aud answer The itnnf bin and eo3y order BE-
forthwith nssrtsd In published ely ~ Rsh
nond Tor two s sueeesvsy, aud that copy d
NJ the front door o. the Cour houss Of county.
Aeopy-Tese
N tyfNqroN N a.
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From the ". o. PieGyua,, FEB. LIST.

BY the arrival Of the steamship New York, Capt Phillips
late last evening, 80 hours from Galveston daes
from Galveston the 2Sh, and from Corpus Christi the
22d. We give all the news we have room for below:
The Corpus Christi Gazette Of the 22I ult. says
1--WE happy say their absent friends, that the
general health Of the camp Is very good We have
all the great eacompmen IN Europe Tor several years
past; and IN beauty Of situation excellence Vt arrangement
cleanliness and good ORDER will bear favorable cUmpar
ison with that any other IL coniers great credit
only upon is commander and officers generally but
upon the county whose they have here
tam"
"a train Of thirty wagons left here the sh inst la
den military detachment Of u s. oops
at San Antonio. Our last adyces oiI the troops good
health.
The G-zete also states: 1--WE have Just been favored
with the perusa Vi letter from esteemed Con-
sui MaiamOfns, ]. p. Scaue. Esq to a gentleman Of
inis place, which he says, that fampicO only
place heard II mas pronounced 10 favor Of
porting the government They wish Tor peace, aud hope
ne revolt will be Of short dufsliyn' Upon ths inorma-
ZION every reliance may be placed"
The Mexican trade continues lively, there daily
arrivals. Parties OF traders from ali the settlements for
three hundred miles the RIO Grindo and far inland
Monterey have visited this place during past week
They have little newsn report had reached Afsia Mon
feey that MtIa Meamoras had declared war against
ordered by the MiIlm fJr the pur-
pO-o OF quelibR tho revolt. b. ARRIVAL tnis morning
from Mler learn that Gen. Arsta hs whole force
still Monterey aud that the report OF MeJias
uo1chtry was doubtful"
The Galveston News Of the 27thr says
t is reported BY the passengers srvsd in tie steamer
Cincinnati OrOn Corpus Chrsu) that "Genefal Taylor
haj expressed determination march immediately 10 the
Rio Gfsndc in case Il the overthrow Of Herrera"
The Corpus Christi Gazette says:
"Itis feud, red certain lat Gen J. r. Henderson IL
elected Governor Of TeNIs and but little doubt remains
uai Gen. ". II. DIrncil IS c1Jscu Lieutenant Governor
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90 "A IR The Ladies of Mr.. Hoge's
Church will open FAIR, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
llth instant, in Mr. Bosher's building Main
great variety Of fancy and useful articles will be offered
Tor sale. The proceeds will be devoted the erection Of
commodlous House OF Worship for the ID PIesby
terrain Church
The Fair will close Saturday the 18th inst. ie9
The Wings OF Hanover county requested TO
their Couu House, the first day OF the February
their County Court select candidate from their party,
for The election be held representative OF the county
next April. MANY WINGS.
NJ Other WhiR papers will copy