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LATEST NEWS
From the Seat Of War!

wKTE have now those comfortable Gun elastic
W Cloaks, Goats and Pants; those who
are exposed to the Rain would do well TO call
son, as they sell very fast.
S.G D. TELLER.
Oct. |, 1s47-[3-tf
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Oh. that my head were waters,
And my eyes fountain of tears,
That l IN ight weep day and night,


For the daughter Of my people is slan.--.Job.
Departed this life, suddenly, in Sampson coun-
ty, on the 23d Sept, Mrs Matilda Pugh, wife of
Mr.. VIM. Pugh, and daughter of the venerable
Lazarus Mathis, aged about % years. The ties
of this life have been rarely dissolved with sorer
affection. She was the affectionate and dutiful
wife the fond and fast friend. The gentle YER
tues which adorn, and sweeten life shed their mild
radiance on her pathway in the world. Death
was disarned of his sting and she seized the crown
of victory with cheerfulness of submission and
calmness of soul, that gave full assurance she
was ready for the embass,age that redeemed her
hence. The writer of this last tributeof respect
and gratitude having known the decd from her
childhood, it ma, be truly said, that to die is to
live; and that Almighty God has carried her i'm
mortal spirit to the peaceful and still waters of
Bliss; and now gives me CRATE paa to think how
soon the decd has been taken from among us
and the great grief it has caused her husband her
relations, and her old and venerable father, who
is now passed three score and ten.
Peace to her departed worth and her long will
be remembered ashes CON-
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Late and Very Important from
MEXICO.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS HOS1ILITIES.
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DRows1NEss, Swimming of the Head, roar
Ing noise in the ears, headache, palpiation of the
heart, &c.-Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills are
a certain cure for the above unpleasant complaints
because they purge from the body those stagnant
and corrupt humors which, when floating in the
general mass of circulation. are the cause of de-
termination rush OF blood to the head giddiness,
loss of memory sdimness of sight, drowsiness. pain
of the head, and may other SYMPTOMS Of loaded
and corrupt state of the blood.
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills also one
of the very best medicines in the world for the
cure Of indigestion, and therefore will not only
move all the above unpleasant symptoms, and en-
tirely prevent any evil consequences resulting from
rush of blood to the head, but will most assured
ly restore the body to a state of sound health.
Beware of Counterfeits of all kinds! Some arr
coated with sugar; others are made to resemble
in outward appearance the original medicine
The safest course is to purchase of the regular a.
gents only one more of whom may be found
in every village and town in the State. Principal
Office, l69 Race street, Philadelphia.
For sale in Wilmington, N c, by George R.
French and James w. johnson, only Agents.
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From the Petersburg (Va.,) Republican
A DTSGRACFFIJT, LETTER.

The following correspondence in relation to
the funeral ceremonies on the occasion of the
interment of the remains of the late Capt. Lin
coin, of the United States army, was publish
ed in the Boston Courier. The man who
signs himself Appleton Howe is a Major Cen
eral, holding military commission from the
Governor of Massachusetts,, and our readers
after perusng it will doubtless agree with the
Washington Union in opinion, that he Z" has
written letter which would almost add new
infamy to the name of Benedict Arnold him
self r 1t is painfully notifying that any
man who calls himself an american could be
induced to write such letter, and it is truly
surprising that, with such evidences of d" NOR
al treason at home before their eyes, of which
the Mexicans have, no doubt, full information
the uhigs should continue their charges against
the Administration for ss prolonging the war .
But for this kind of laid and comfort which
the Mexicans have received from the United
States, the war would have been terminated
before this.
But read the letter, and "pass at on
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DIED..

In this town, on Friday, Oath ult.. of Infama-
ton of the Brain, Mr. Caswell Russ, aged about so
years.
In this town, on the 2lst ult, Mrs Emeline
Costin, wife of Mr.. James Costin, aged 26.
In this town. on Friday night Gath ult, after
an illness of four days, George Elliott, of Wayne
County, aged II years.
In this county, on the 18th ult, of Typhus
Fever, after eight days Illness Mr.. Robert A. Cos
tin, son of Mr.. Levi Costin.
In Halifax county, on the Sd inst. Col. Isham
Mathews, in the 10Th year of his age.
In Raleigh, on the Goth inst, James Edward,
Esq, Sheriff of Wake county.
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Correspondence Of the Herald and Tribune.
PENSACOLA. Sept 22d'lS47

PENSACOLA, Sept. 22d,'ls47.
The brig Osceola, Capt. mith arrived at the
Navy Yard here last evening, after a passage of
five and half days from Vera Cruz and brings
late and unfavorahIe news from the army of Gen.
Scott. 1t seems that hosti tits were renewed on
the 9Th inst, Santa Anna and Gen. Scott mutual
ly charging each other with violation of the
possession of two streets, and had driven the prin
cipa part of the Mexican forces ia or towards the
Plaza. Our troops had suffered greatly from the
fire of the enemy placed in windows and on the
roofs Of the houses, and Gen. Worth was badly
but not MORALLY wounded. Our loss since leav-
ing Puebla was three thousand men. Mr.. Trist's
proposition for cession of portion of Califor-
MIA, for a consideration of twenty millions, had
been agreed 10 by the Mexican commissioners
but another proposition fixing the Rio Grande as
fused. Paroles was said to be OH the road be-
tween Vera Cruz and Mexico, with large force
ofgueras.
These accounts are derived from the Sun of An
ahuac of the 9th inst, and brought by the o.
ceoLz and verbal communications from Mr.. Di-
mond to the Captain at the moment of leaving
I have no doubt they may be relied upon essen
tally. This news reached Vera Cruz by the Ora
zaba route.
1 am, very respectfully, your ob't serv't, D.
g-DR. WILLIAM d. CowAN, of Whining
ton, has received an appointment as Assistant
Surgeon in the regular Army.
LIEUT. WHEEDEN.-This young officer Of
the 9th Regiment of U. S. Infantry, whose
death we announced some weeks since, has
returned home We do not recollect that we
were ever more agreeably surprised at any
event, than we were at the return of Lieut..
Wheeden. His health has been extremely
de licate ever since he left Charleston with the
two companies of U. S. troops, raised in No.
Carolina the past summer. He has been Or
dered home to recruit his ealth, and we are
pleased to hear he is recovering as fast as
could be expected.
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OUR EXPRESS.

From the Charleston Courier, Sept 20.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

= EMAINING in the Post Office at Will
T. mington, on the 30th of September, 1917.
Those whose names appea- on this list, are
to ask fer advertised Letters
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read the letter, and "pass at on"


GENERAL: The remains of the late Captain
Lincoln, of the United States army, who fell
at the battle of Buena Vista, will shortly ar
rive at this port, and afterwards be inferred at
Worcester with military honors.
Gen. Hobbs, of Worcester, has requested
me to take the proper measures to perform
such ceremonies here as may be appropriate.
have detailed company from my regi-
ment to receive and escort the body to Wor-
cester on the morning of the day of the inter
ment, and now wish to have the proper meas
ures to bring out such officers as may wish to
participate in the ceremonies.
If you approve of the idea, [ should like to
have YOU invite the officers of the division in
your own name.
The ceremonies will be the fourth or fifth
day after the arrival of the vessel with the re-
mains. Yours, respectfully,
B. F. EDMANDS,
Colonel LIST infantry, 1st brigade.
To Gen. Appleton Howe,
Commanding 1st division NJ. Y. NJ.
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Now CHEAP CASH SIORE,

Sept 80. HOWARD ( PEDEN.
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FIRST noon IN r. w. BRowN's NEW bull
DISGs, ON FRoNT STREET, FEW DOORS FROM
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U-DR. WILLIAM d. !CowAN, of Whining
ton, has received an appointment as Assistant
Surgeon in the regular Army.
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Major General ist Division, NJ. V. NJ
Colonel B. F. Edmands,
1st Infantry, 1st Brigade, 1st Division.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12
Ear 5oo ono kiloerammes of Kentucky, in

A. For $500 900 kilogrammes OF Kentucky IN
leaf, of The crop OF l647-lhree samples. :
S. For 100000 kilogrammes OF Kentucky, In
leaf, inferior, of the crop OF ls47-one sample.
6. For 100000 kilogrammes Of Hungarian
tobacco, in leaf, of the crop OF ls47, one hall De-
bre,sin, conforming TO three samples, ana Inc
olher Szeghdin, also conforming 10 three samples.
7. For 100000 kicsrammes Of Macedonian
tobacco, in leaf, OF the crop OF ls47-three sam
A separate proposal must be made for each q q
these seven parcels which proposals VIII DC la's
upon The table of the Council on the day indlca't g
and al The opening OF The sitting, al O'Clock, r.
M. Copies OF The list Of prices, approved oy lhe
Minister OF Finance, 10 serve as The base OF eacn
adjudication, will be furnished 10 dealers, upon
application 10 The "bureau de administrator
dees Tabacs, Paris" and al The royal manulac,
tories in Paris, Havre, Marseiles, Bordeaux anu
Morlaix. Il. 40
The samples in conformity with which The u .s :
liyeriss are 10 be made must be deposited a, me
manutaclory in Paris, where they may DC PUBIC
" examined every day from IL 70 = nciIck'
> CITE. SIMEON,
Counsellor 10 the State Director General OF
the Administration.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RIcHmoHD MARKETS. Nox.11

RICHMOND MARKETS. Eov.II.
TOBACCO-Receipi and inspections light
We quote Lugs 81 g. common leaf 3 25 a
so; nliddling IS; good and fine 6 25
s. No fine manufacturing inspecting.
FLOUR-S6 6 l2t-in very itIlc demand
since the arrival OF The caledonia"
WHEAT-Whe 100 1924; Red us HI.
OATS-25 80 c. per bnshel.
CORN-65 cents-dull.
CORN MEALS so cents per bushel-.
Sales Of country meal a, so cts.
PROVlSIONS-BAcoN: Smilhfeld and City
cured, 9 a 81 cents, hog round; Western
Sides, u 8 ccHls Shouders,6 II cents;
Hams, II a ia cents. Supply and demand fair.
LAaD-l2 Ia cents in kegs.
FlSH-North Carolina behring's cut sc a
6 so from second hands none in frs, hands.
COTTON-lli a IL cents per pound.
CATTLE-For Callle from the scales, gross
weight, 50 so 80 IS; melt SIS SO, according 10
quality SHEEP: 80 90 a 3 so. Hoes: &c 90
SO, for live.
SUGARS-Market we'll supplied with all de-
scriplions with moderate demand. We quote
New Orleans al 6 a II; Porto Rico TT a III Cuba
Muscovado 6 81; ST. Croix a 3 cents. Loaf
Sugar I0tc.
COFFEE-We quote Rio a. Z. cents. La
guayra u a s; ST. domingo 81 II; Porto Rico
81 II; Java 10 III cents.
TEAS-Imperia and Gunpowder SIS a 25c.
per h.. Black IS a 60c. Dull.
LIME-Sl IL from vessels, 81 from stores.
MOLASSES-NewO Orleans in bills. 81 cts;
Porto Rico IS; Cuba % 29c.
Amount Of coal transported over The Clover
Hill and Richmond and Potomac Railroad dur
ing the month ending October 3lsf, l64,765
Total since last January, lS47. l,232.440
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Nov I2 Sup. Rich'd g. Petersburg K. X.
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harwood's majority 50

Ala meeting of The citizens OF Caroline county,
Va. held at Bowling Green, on Monday 9Th
Nov, lS47, Samuel e. Scott, Esq. was called 10
The Chair and Andrew S. Broaddus, Esq, APP
pointed Secretary.
On motion, it was unanimously resolved, that
the citizens Of Caroline, highly appfeciaIing the
private worth and distinguished military services
of Col. James Bankhead and Capt. John b. Ma
yruder, both natives IL this county, will present
10 each Of them sword with suitable devices as
testimonials Of our esteem and admiration.
The following named gentlemen were then, on
motion, appointed committee 10 procure and col
lect subscriptions 10 VIII
DR.. Edmund P. White, Thomas L. Scott, Jno
L. Pende;on, Sam' ID. Peaifoss, Col. Ira While,
Keeling Rove, Benjamin F. Dickson John v.
Kearc. George F. Swan Robt. Dejarnelte, DR..
Burton B Wright, Samuel J. Murray, Wesly
Wright Colonel Woodson Wright, HumphIy
Brooke, Robert Tunsta and Jos Nj. Seay.
And Philip Lightloot. William p. Taylor.
Dr. Burton B. Wright, Picheeru Voolfolk and
Francis w. Scott, committee 10 procure
swords with suitable Devices and TO present
them in The name OF The citizens OF Caroline 10
Colonel Bankbead and Captain Masruder.
1t was further resolved, That The proceedings
OF this meeting W puDlIsnrd IN Inc Richmond
Wing and Richmond Enquirer.
ANDREW S. BRoADpus, Secretary
MlCHIGAN.-The Detroit Free Press has
returns ifom The seventeen principal counties Of
the Stale. giving an aggregate majority OF 3, 1G0
Tor Epaphrodilus Ransom, the able and popular
candidate OF The Democrats for Governor. We
presume The residue of The Stale will carry il up
10 5000. The new Senate is claimed 10 sand,
y Loco too Wing, and the House IS Loco 10 i
Wing some more 10 come in.-lN. Y. Tribune.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION. The
Boston Atlas contains returns from all the towns
in the Stale but lhirty.onc. The vote for Govern
or Briggs lacks only 232 votes OF a clear MAORI.
ty. II The remaining towns come in as they did
last year, he will be elected by abou! 1850 ma
jorily.
The Wings have elected five Senators in SUI.
iolk, two in Franklin two in Hampshire TWO in
Plymouth, three in Bristol, one in Norfolk, pro-
badly Two 10 Barnslable, one in Nantucket
eighteen. No choice twenty-five. Democrats
none
In the House majority Of nearly hundred
wings have been elected and he towns 10 be heard
from will probably add 10 The majorv
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on The loih ms, in = Paurs Church
Norfolk, By the Rev. David Caltwc.l. Df WI.
LIAM w. GREGORY, Of Richmond, 10 Ellis V
S., youngest daughter Of The late col. Llue,or
Upshur, OF Northampton County, Va.
Married, on Wednesday morning, ihr 10th in.'ar,
BY The Rev. Mr. Hensha.l. Mr.. THOMAS l.. HrSn
LEY, To Miss MARIA EDWARDS, all Of Richmoad
Virginia.
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MORE TROOPS.

The steamers Gov Jones and Tennessee have
carried down to New Orleans The Sd Regiment Of
Tennessee volunteers, under The command OF Col.
B. F. Chealham, Lieut.. COLI. w. Whitfield anu
Major Solomon. 1t numbers nearly 1000 men,
rank and file. The troops were transferred 10
the ships Boston and Palestine, anchored of The
Point, which we're expected TO sail very soon for
Vera Cruz
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TOBACCO FOR FRANCE.-he following
Circular shows the kinds and qualities OF the
supplies OF Tobacco required by The French Go
vernment:
DEPARTMENT OF TosAcco.-FcnEiuS TosAcco.
Dealers who may intend dispospg oil foreign
tobacco for supplying the royal manufacture, are
informed that their sealed proposals will be adju-
dicaled upon by the Minister OF Finance, on
Tuesday, The 2s.h day of December, ls47, as fol-
lows:
/. For 500 600 kiloerammes of Virginia 10.
bacco, in leaf, Of the crop OF ls47-to conform 10
four samples.
.. For 1000, 900 kilogrammes of Maryland, Of
the crop Of lS47, in leaf-tour samples.
3. For 100000 kilogrammes of Kentucky, in
leaf superior Of the crop Of lsa7-one sample,
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POWhatan House,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
rNHE subscriber respectfully announces thai
his establishment, is now in complete order
Tor The reception of visilers. The rooms are all
handsomely furnished with entirely new iurnI.
lure. He solicils the patronage OF his irlends
and the public generally. .,o
Nov. I2-clf JOHN p. BALLARD.
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LOUISIANA ELECTION.

The New Orleans Commercial Times says,
there can be little doub, that Thibodeaux, Wing,
is elected 10 Congress from the second district.
The returns received are as follow:
Landry. (D.l Thibodeaux, (N.)
Orleans 1862 1901
Jefferson 4S7 46S
Ascension (incomple,e) majority s
81. James (reported) 80
81. Charles CD 60
81. John the Baptist (repd) ~
Thibodeaux's majority 355; and The parishes
OF Assumption, Latourche and Terrebonne 10
hear from.
In The Sd district, Yves! Feliciana gives Har-
manson, Democrat, 80 majority; and Baton
Rouge gives him 81 majority over Saunders,
Wing Taylor candidate.
In the Legislature the Democrats have elected
Ten Representatives in Orleans; one in Jefferson,
(gain0 TWO in West Feicana; one in 81. John
Baptist. They have also chosen TWO Senators in
Orleans; one in West Feliciana. The Wings
have elected two Representatives in Orleans; two
in ST. James, Zone gainD one In ST. Bernard,
(gaiu3 Two in Jefferson; one in 81, Charles
They also choose one Senator in Jefferson, and
one 10 81, James, (gain.) So far, there appears
10 be net Wing gain OF one Senator and two
Representatives.
We understand Thai The Louisa Railroad
junction" properly was sold yesterday, and pur-
chased by James M. Taylor, of Taylorsville,
l.. 4 l-1f-
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FOR THE ARMY.-We learn that our
townsman, Captain Robert G. Scott, Jr., will
leave US on Monday next to rejoin the Virginia
Regiment and resume his command. His short
visit 10 his native city has proved greatly beneh-
cial to his health, and he goes with the best wish
es of his many friends for his prosperity and dis
tinot;on
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no TIE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
n EcEIyED this day by the schooner Patrick
X, Henry a small 10. Of splendid BLACK
lynx MUFFS; also, new style OF VELVET
CAPS for children, at the FashionabIe;Ha' and
Cap Store OF r: q. AMlDOS,,
Nov. IL No. q, E1cnange BLOCK.
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To HE Editors of The Enquirer.

| To The Editors Of The Enquirer.
URsANNA, Middesex Nov. s, lS47.
Genllemen The sherifs for the counties COM
posing this Senatorial Disric; met al This place
on Friday last, Tor the comparison OF the polls,
and below YOU will find the result OF their cxa-
mination and comparison:
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- TO ADVERTISERS TO iuspo al n.
serIion in the next mornings PAGER advertise.
mcnts should be sent in before ) ocl, cl, r. N.
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Harwood's majority

Harwood's majority 80
To The Editors Of The Enquirer:
SaLuDA, Nov. .. 1917
Gentlemen you have a statement OF
the votes given for Senator in the district lately
represented b. the lamenied c. Nj. Braxioo, Ia
ken from The official returns made by The sherifis
OF The several counties composing The same
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MARINE JOURNAL.
BOARDING.

TIME MISSES MURRAY, on 7sh street, be-
tween Grace and franklin streets, will have
several vacant rooms after Monday 18th Nov,
and respectfully invite members OF the Legisla-
lure. and others DESTROYS OF obtaining Board, 10
call ON them. Nov. l2-2aw3w
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COMMISSIONER SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND IN LOUISA


SS''o" - 's ~ 'o'hi"- iHi&i 'NEF' Sc
mcnts should be sent in before ; nicLck r M
-.
rn,,,,rcoIn>rnx. 80, -, -. ).
SO'i W iSSio 49, ~ -. - ' - 4. - ~ oil
LAND in LbUlS y.
rUlIIE undersigned Commissioners. acting under q
i decree of the County Court al louisa. tn tir Gaze
Of Watson and other-v W Watson and others. VII >t
by public ancon, in front Of / iisha N.on'. ~.
vrrn, al Louisa Count house, on MONDAY 10 lNa
Iay az u. r.ipbrr lajr uIat being rorri day If.,t
of In nd living on souih Anna 5iy.r N thc foprf,
Iouisa ATTAINING the land> of ~ Il lri,p : r.,i-f.
~, D. ~ i.h.it and ",ns,s c,,.in,r ~, ~ Z
hs;,a ~, ,o,,on n, No I n,is, f,,ts 49, ~ 49,,
ia.nh Sha,,on ,vhieh w,s ,tlo,fc, - ILL. ..s,,.,,
,hs,.or N m. bc,rs ~ tbr Ia,o III. iii..bih Wa,.
This land 4 brIe, ed Ia he VEN ya,iail. nr.t :. \
rin, ether heavily tlnbefed ,.bacco I,r.s rx.,te
.,ouuds
TrRMs-cash A. "a "a ,,uci rs w.,l sstisf, m. +,
an..s ~ .al. ana ,,,,a,, ~ NM .,d ,,, o.,
IL ,si,,,o - ,,,I,..or c,,n- !, 49, an, .,. vi
W. , 49,, 49,. ~ ,.''
pp5,',n., ss',',,,y ,'''' 'e
"''''''@' TIiuN,s : WATSON
~ .,.',t. - Comsa'ie.
-, :, -. ~ '''
nov. la-clnl "
TWO TRACTS or LAND - CHAR
~ ~ ~" - -
Monnaf n"sen,"e, ss'n WV nf ~ -
deceased, The valuable FARM Known ~ thr -rfh
GER TRACT, with part ann-y.doi thr itaei ~
ously owned bv Anderson =; Morton. lhi, h,lsr
lies IN Charlotte county. on DnnaV"ns liers a'.'.
leading To Farmviie. IL ~ supposed q ,aniai. -
acres, above 100 of which ere IN naiifa l"f',i "
supplied with plant nnti, hoos" 100 ~ los erttt'.
branch flats, and rich bottom 'nd. ana The 8lmo.i
tire balance in fine heart and cond ton. The tpts,
lots are abundant and well ADAPTED !" tie soHl" q
Gus annual products on thi. ,ract oifcr gen Undue
men's for a profitable Investment in ianh ~ %.
psoSemcnts consist Of large and co'nf"i'"hls f*Fn.
house together WIN a'I h''-afy "ni AouScs '"s''4
ng TIT, ~ ,e na,,h ~, 's - u
Sa% nun" he s Is'; n. I" VI" Ta
from he # q June Is:s Bond s and 'as'
~ me samr ,s and d On a sam.
he sold another desirable Traei, called u,RRi5,<, i
Scott and Others dns ,,aht contains S aoo ana &
o, so"a quay eo,"a," bssn ,a'"' "O''' "'
Persons wishing 10 these land. viii do vel, .
betP Daniel living near The Spencer Tract, j,
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ave The honor 10 be,
With the highest respect,

To Hon 3. F. Halet, T. A. iliidreih, Esq
A. M. lde, Jr., Esq., and Col. G. G. Greene, Com
mit.ee Of Massachusetts Democratic State Con-