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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-27
TAILORING
LA@NsIs pAsmMQNsa

IA@MSR BASII0Nso
ENHEundersgncd beg leave to inform hiscustomers
4 and the nblic generally, that he has employed
Mr.. James Rear, Gan experienced and competent
hand IN the art OF Cutting, &c.,) recently from the
Eastern Cities, the foreman of his shop, and some of
we'd all the latest
EyW @ssfg Sg3mgey' Fashions
from New York and Philadelphia he is ow prepared
to execute all work in his line in the most superior
style and at the shortest notice.
Mr.. O'Rcar'S merits in his line of business are not
surpassed. The subscriber has neatly fitted up his
shop and made every other arrangement continue his
business on more enlarged and much improved scale
He is pleased to acknowledge his gratitude for the for
mcr patronage OF his friends and generous public, and
respectfully soiIcIts continuance of the same Per
sons are respectfully invited call and examine his
work and Fashions, specimens of which always on
hand one door West of VIM. X ylc's, Esq, Main St
opposite the Post Office.
ID. w. ARNOLD.
Staunton, Sept Is, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-27
VOLUNTARY CERTIFICATES.
UNITED STATES NAVY OFFICER.
Certificate IF CAPT. .HcLcal.

CeIUIc0le u CdP!. .RcLcNn.
RAILWAY, Dee. |, iSi7.
have been afflicted for years with The Piles and have
tried, without any thing assuming the of a remedy
had matter of course lost all confidence in nicdi
cine. Under this feeling was imluccd-not without
rciuctance, con!cSs-tou Uphams Eeciuary - and
having used II Tor about three weeks according to the
directions laid down ud to my utter SURPRISE as well
as satisfaction, that every symptom of the disease has
left me. think II Gue alike 10 DR.. Uphau .ad mvs,lf
to make this statement. G.. ". MCLEAN
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-27
Eenaie Medicine.

DR.. Townscnds Sarsaparia is sovereign and speedy
for ncipcnt Consumption, Barrcnncss, Proiapsus
Utcr Falling Of the Womb Costycncss Piles Icucor.
rh1a, Whites, obstructed difficult Mcnstruaton,
Inconiiuence of Urine, involuntary discharge thereof
mud for the general ration of the
whether the result of Inherent produc.
oil by irrccuarity illness accident Nothing
surprising than its nvigoratng effects the hui.
frame. Persons of all weakness and lassitude from
taking become robust and full of energy under
its influence. Ii Immediately couneracts the nerveless-
of the female frame, which the great of
Barrenness twill moi be expected Of us in of
delicate a nature exhibit certificates Of performed
but the afflicted that hundreds of cases
have been reported TO Thousands of cases where
families have been without children after using few
ties of this invaluable med cine have been blessed with
6nc, healthy offspring.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-27
Valuable CowpastNrc Lands
lSOlS SAtlSo


WILL proceed to sell on the premises. on tia
ist day OF March, 1919 to the HIGHEST b;dds,
valuable TRACT OF LAND. I,se Tho n,ors,'
~ OF james Hughart, decd, lying in the ,,,nn,x
Of Bath, on the Cowpasture river and fyo. TO- 49,
pike road, twelve miles east of the Warm S,r;nn.
The tr-ct contains between
$50 aEd 400 Acres,
and has on tia good Dwelling House and Barn
WIN other necessary buildings. Also, three otb.,
dwelling Houses on different parts Of The place
large portion OF the land is River bo,tom-6ns
Tor corn, wheat and oats-and has on il fine Gar.
gar orchard, and tolerabe apple orchard. The
terms OF sale will be third of the purchase
money down, or within 80 days; The balance in
two annual 'nsialmen's, secured by bond and gooa
security Any person wishing to examine the
land. will he shown il by Mr. Ewin Huphar,. who
resides on the land. A good right and ali necessa-
ry attention will be given by
ANDREW STEWART.
Admor OF James tughart, decd.
Nov. !, 1913.
4 WILL likewise offer for sale at the same time.
the Farm on which reside, two miles further
up the river. containing 400 acres, possessing like
advantages too numerous 10 mention as any persons
wishing to purchase will examine for themselves.
Terms Will be accommodating
ANDREW STEWART.
Nov. / ls4S.
o. The Valley Star please copy and send ac-
count 10 the Spectator Office where payment will
NC "'aue. A. S.
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q. q. Sterling e. Co.'S.
VlNN3EziIiYCGNo
WORMS NTDssIsS:!
OLEUN CiiE.NOPODH CO.NPOSIII'. "

t.'sNlE opinion expressed by writer's, that
L. Worms harmless inmates OF the int stinai
canal mos, as>rediy not founded ohscrva
ton Chorea, epilepsy, Undergraduates cmacation
convu'SoaS, m1nia paraiy sis, ry erS drosy and vast
variety of anomoous disorders the muir
diac clenc from the irritation Of Worms in thc
bowels, and ocsasouaiy speedily d>app, after the
expulsion OF the Worms ~ Dr. E5erie'S Practice.
Testimonials o the highest and mos, satisfactory char
accr oi the safety aud efficiency this uuryaIlcd rrSp
aration are daily urni>hcd but when published they
are rarely read, forb,ar giving thsm puhciiy he
licNing that is intrinsic vaue VIII prove 10 high.
commentator.
The vcrmtugc is prepared up9n strictly scientific
rrincpies and Of the purcs ingredients, all possessing
ncknow l,Ggtd anh, lriutic virtues TRY IT and be
satisfied OF its
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-27
AIfEEDN.

Owing to tho great success aud immense sale of DR.
To~nsend's Sarsaparia number of who
formerly Agents have commenced making Sarsapa-
rla Extracts. Elixrs Btters Extracts of yellow Dock
&c. They generally put up the shaped bot.
ties and of them have stolen and copied
advertisements they only worthless limitations, and
should be avoided.
Principal Office 12G FULTON Street Sun Building,
~ V. aud by al the principal Druggi,ts aud Merchant,
generally ,rouy tic United States West Indies aud
the Cartd1s.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-27
DDo G}I2IAEI09
Vegetable ESatcyseag EscRiacGsy
FOR T'EI1 PZIslS!
G5~sI Care fog H.ig2 ,ScCsgyCH.~s
liz InMNN,N iNmEnNhI mummy

TT Ut HlII ~ n y aNNAh NENEDI
For Tic Cmc # Piles, inflammation IF tic Liycy
and Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness and Cicc-
rqiicn IF The Stgm0ci. Bc,ceLs. kid!,eys and
BfaddT; Lt0mmatoIy ad .HercUrii Rheu-
matism; hspmTy # BIood; Wea,ness and
information q, The Spine; Gi,d .Jor The relief
II .N0ried Ladies'
'ENhE Symptoms, Cause and Nature of the Piles to-
Scthcr with its conmc;vc Diseases will bc found
gratis
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-27
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

VIE BRANDRETH PILLS arc the poor mans med
Il icinc, and unlike the enormous fees of the Physi-
cian they within his reach and il would be most
happy thing for the poor, the prejudccs of Medical
inca would permit their general adoption in the public
Hospitals. What blessing this would be TO the poor,
and also TO the whole community in which the Hospi-
tails situated! No Ship Fever would long remain
TO poison atmosphere with its noxous cxhaations
No malady-uo, not Cholera, would be Of dan
gCrous character Brandrcths Pills vigorously re-
sorted to when the first of its symptoms were pcrcoiy-
cd. And Ship Fever, and icycrs Of an in1ammatory,
of typhoid character would be found equally under
their powerful control. While influenza small box,
measles scarlet fever, and all the diseases Of children
would be affairs requiring only very few doses Of
Pills, TO entirely establish the patients health And
in Of rheumatism and dropsy and the various forms
Of lung disease, medicine is capable of doing more
good whose would tend more to the recovery
of health.
BEWARE oE' CoUNTEREEITs!
Tie genuine Brandrch Pills can be obtained at III
foiiowing places:
William Kyle .Staunion; w: w; King, Wayncsbo
rough; william H. Bell, Churchvillc p. A. Hciskelf
Lebanon white sulphur Springs; J. r. Cyrclc, Par
Mt Sidney; James Nj. Stout New Hope; b. & W.
Jas. S. Guy, Dccr6eld McGufFin, & Co, Midway;
Col. w n. Allen, Green Valley Bath Co; John u.
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford, & Go,
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller Cedar Creek wv.
VI. Douglas, Mt Scion: Hobbs * Taylor Valley Nils
w. NJ. Dudley. Jennings Gap.
December 6, 1873 I'm.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-27
DAVIS A. KAYSER

rs sole agent in Stanton for the Pekin Tea
Company. Every variety Of their celebrated
Teas may be procured at his Store at unprecedent-
ed low prices, and will be warranted to be fresh
and good.
Staunton, August 2, 1913
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-27

FOR ALI T!IE AEOyE DISEASES AED COMPLAINTS.
DR.. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUARY,
Cures cDcc!naijy, cod therefore prerc.,ts Ejics
READ THE TESTIMONY.
EUnsoS, December Il, lSlG.
GEHTs-I have used Dr. Upham's Vegetable Pile
EicctuTy which purchased Of you, and Gnd it one G!
t best medicines the Piles and also for all
bilious affections, arising from impure state of the
system. l.. y. COLE, Marble Dealer.
NEW YoRH, juno II, 1913.
MCssas. kETcHAM s fENsHAw: Gcntlcmcn-This
ccriics that have been severely afflicted for many
years with the Piles, but more particularly within the
last nine months Having used all the remedies pre-
scri5ed by my ply scian also having tried other
TO little advantage, became very niue: discoar.
aged and iclt as though must suffer long lived.
But proyidcntally was Informed by Mr. Mott In
structOr o: the Public School al Staten Island, that
could be cured by your valuable Pile El2c;uary. Hay-
ing confidence ia MS statement Immediately prOcur-
ed some OF The medicine, and very happy to inform
you that am perfectly cured by the usc of only
ono box. Very truly your obcdicnt Servant
GEORGE ROBV. CROSS.
Sold wholesale and rctailby KETCUAM s. HEN
SHAW. l2l Fulton Street, Il. ", and b. Druggists
generally throughout United States and Canada.
o. DIR. +. BERKELEY agent for Staunton, Va.
July II, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-27
PR0NUNCIAMENTO.
ATT ErSTION, THE wIToIEI
Staple ana Euucw Ssoo.ys

Ss"pse ana Fancy Goods,
recently purchased in the New York. Philadelnbi,
and Baltimore markets at unusually low prices,
ana which they propose to sell at small profits for
their Store room in tasty and somewhat elepant
style, they cordially invite their fair friends to cali
and look at their goods in their line which shall be
shown with pleasure, whether they purchase or
not All the undersigned want of the public is to
give them call, and not pass them by, and they
VIII sell them goods cheap with ga perfect frealiiy
Country Produce at fair prices taken in excbanpe
Tor Goods.-Cotton Yarns furnished to merchants
at Factory prices; large stock assorted Nos. con
slan,y ON hand
j. B. BRECKENRIDGE.
JAS. G. MAUPIN.
Staunton Oct. H. 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-27

DR.. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts of the Union
This is TO certify that the undersigned Physician,
ofthe City of All any have in prescribed
DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, and believe be-
of the most valuable preparations in the market.
H. Z. PULLING. NJ. ID.
J. WILSON VI. D.
X. H. BRIGGS. NJ n.
Albany, April, 1917 Pc ELMENDORF, NJ ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-29
DEATHS.

Died AT .The Forest in Goochand county AuguG
5lh, lsis, Mrs. JANE CURD, the wifr 81 Dr. Ibomls
i,urd III The 57th year of he, THIS amabr and
most esnable ladv has left dryoediy attached nus
IA lnrer fond children many dUtitul servants and
AN extensive circle of syDiplthrins relatives and
fri.nd, 10 Lament their rs,:.Gd II would be difficult
10 say which VIII most. Mrs. Curd was iath
Gil and exemplary all The relations Of life but her
md felt rill.ly where Paul ins;Gcts Christian wives
and Christian mothers 10 labor specially al hons-n the
comfort of husband The training Of her children,
aud the Improvement OF her servants Not that she
was wanting IN devotion 10 tine Cause OF tn! CT, or IN
.terrt and sympathy for the community around her,
which gave snch gratifying proof AT her funeral and In
t-tmr that appreciated her worth and reciprocal
ted her sympathy Few were ever more desotedly at
tached % the Church of her athrrs, and oil her own
carly and vsry decided choice and none Veru more
ready 10 do tind and nriInbory act than sho. For
many YEAR, prior 10 nrr death sh1 entertained the
peasny hop. that God her friend and was regard.
ed nv all who knew her as Uious But, from mlsta-
ken notion that I; bes. Ia vat for her companion,
she dad not make public profession OF religion until
the Spring ~ 1919, wh-n IN company win nsr nae-
had she opr My Acknowledged Ircseli soldier on tno
ero.s and connected herself with the hyri frsoyseu
an Church, OF this county; and. u soc ionnu tue
Ch,t.I,ni snurs- srfrs sir Quad also thar II ter
uiuaIea IL ci,iinus pict0 y, and - frWafH5o WIN
crown of righteousness. Her end WAS not ony cain
ana neae.ful put cheerful and confident Sne Knew
IN ubor she had huievod and was peIsnaGso tnat ia
a ,bIs Il, ee, that which she had committed unto him
,ooo,, that Cay Ami, when ahn saw ina. tne TIME Oh
h, dsnlre was Al hand - sse felt that she was "roa
av IN be and selected for funeral discourse,
~ b.st expressive OF her own CONVICTIONS and hopes
IN. words II the CREATES, spiritual wIrrinrs who In 81
m,Iar cicum, lances Rail, - have fought good hi
have finished c"Grss-f have kept The initn -
-ncsoriD there Il laid up for crown Of righteous
ness winch ire LORD, N. r-htrou. jud!e, shalt give
mr al that cay-and not 10 mo only bat unto all them
also that love hiss appearing I'D Tim, 1871
(}ccehtdEi couutu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-29
EXTRACT from letter received BY gentleman in
Richnond
WASHINGTON. 22d August.

WASHINGTON, 22d August, lS4s.
How is Gen. lack getting on down your way2
and Wha, d. the Wings think al MS last lei
,ers, and more particularly The ore TO some gen
men in Charleston, ). =. published IN this days
Union, (22d August, 1913 in which he says ne
would have accep,ei the nomination OF The Balli.
m.re Convention on ne same terms in which he
did accept Ina, of the Philadelphia Wing Con-
venlion, had il been offered 10 him.
have heard some rank Wings say, since this
letter has made its appearance, hat they 10 moi
know what 10 make OF The old fellow, and tha.
hey missed il by nominating Taylor. Clay
should have been The man. Gen. Saunders and
The Louisiana delegation made strange represen-
,arinns TO Tie Philadelphia Convention when they
stated thai Gen. Taylor was Wni1, and Would
carry out the principles Of their party, should he
be nominated and elected Bnt Tor this, Nh
Clay would have got the nomination.
have been absent from home Tor few days,
in Frederick couniy, Maryland, where expected
u src no hing bit Wings but, 10 my g ca. sur.
prise, met with bur few, and They hid MOI much
Ia say in favor .: Taylor being elected have
been informed bY some OF the best Democrats IN
me Sale rhat old Maryland will 20 Tor Cas- and
Butler | wish il NAV prove 50. | met with a
gentleman from Charlottesville. Va, within a
lew days pas, AMI he told me that Mr. S,evrn<on
,ooli very ule in'cres, in what was going on as
regards The Presidency, either way; bii this gen.
ileman was a violent Wing, and nigh! MOI Judge
correctly. Yours, &c
Mr. Stevenson is utterly misrepresenIed.-
We know hat he is one OF lac most enthusiastic
and eff lent champions Of The canss.- Eaq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-29
,oNuOyWE,LTH Us.vIRGiNi4 10 THE
lERiFF Of BUCKlN HAM cOUNTf-grsa

~, cOMMOyW NTH UF.VlRGtNiA ~ the
4 .lERiFF ~ BUCKINGHAM COUNTf-gre"
irSl r.n,,,,. ,.sivoas If John
...cnn n, itcul, Superior Court of Law and Cham
r.yy held for Buckingham county AZ the Court-nonse,
an S,,nr,e. Lie Ith lay Cf Arfii, 1880 lne Juugo-
~ ;hs said Court recovered dealrst DaVh station,
. ho .omri,ues signs himself DAVID staton nr tngo,
frs Inn,ed and twtnty-one cosfs nd thirty cents,
IA hi. costs but to he dscf argco ny the payment OF
hundred and siyy dollars aud sixty i've cents, win
,,,.,es ,krreu be computed aner Tue rate oil SIX
a.r -u,am pe annum from the 18th day OF September,
ISIS iii payment, FIR certain debt, ana interest
rs.renn a. Sc 81 for his costs, by him about MIS-
AMI 10 mat beha expended; whereof the said David
,a On is Convicted us by the record thereof In me
sane Court manitc5tly appears: And now, on oenaN
II IN, said Clement Fonasne, assignee oil John II.
Tsscoi IL il said that ALTHOUGH judgment be gwen as
said yet execution Of the debt interest and costs
,,ill remains to be made. But more than year has
na,sed since the udIment-and II appears, by an am
dayi, filed w,iE Clerk of our said Court, that the
slI David Staten Is out Of The Commonweath-by
rson whereof according TO tho statute 10 suen case
made the aeiis may be served on the SAID DAVID
sa,ous agent attorney In fact any he may nave IN
tr ommonw calth. " he have no such agent or al
tntney known, by publication for four weeks success
svey previous 10 tho return day Of the writ, IN some
newspaper published in this Commonwealth: mere
fore ~ command you that you make known, accord
mr. 10 thS statute aforesaid thar the said agent or attor
my IN fact Of the said David Station be before the Judge
Of our Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancsry TOT
Buckingham county. at The Courthouse, on tRe nrst
~ o. September next 10 show cause, II ne nave
any thing TO saw why the said Clement K. Fontaine
assignee of Iohn H. 1apsco;t ought not to have execu
ton against him. the SAID station OF the debt, interest
and costs aforesaid according 10 the Judgment atne
SAID and have then there this writ. Witness, koiie
EId;iige Clerk Of sad Court, az The Courthouse
the 9Th day June, iS4s In me ia year o. Inc Com
monweah q. El.UhluGE, =. Y. . Y.
AUG. l-cwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-29
July ll-cw8w

IN cHANcERY.-v'Ro'riA:-- "A, Rules held in the
'irrk's Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chaneery for buckingham county, Monday, the
I'D day July, lsis:
John K. Gillian, Executor Of sarah Casou, decd,
again; Plaintiff:
Hiram q. Casou, Fuqua Cason ,Obediah woodalI and
Medrdgc bis wife, Sally Cason, widow OF Larkin Ca
son. and her children, Elizabeth Cason Judith Cason
Sarah Cason, Mary Jane Cason, and Elijah Cason, OF
this State, John G. Godsey and Sarah hs wife, James
csson, Nathaniel Robertson and Polly his wife, Samuel
Aecock and Nancy his wife, Stephen Cason and Lucy
Cason, widow Of John Cason, deceased, and her TWO
children, William Cason and Sarah Cason,
Defendants.
The defendants, William Cason, John G. Godsey and
Sarah hs wife Jane, rason, Nathaniel Robertson and
Polly his wife, Samuel Adcock and Nancy his wife,
stephen Cason and Lucy Cason widow of John Cason,
deceased, and her Two children, William Cason and
SARAH JASON not having entered their appearance and
gwen seeuIty according 10 the act of Assembly and
Inc rules o. TINS Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are inhabitants of th, Country
u Is ordered Iha. the said absent defendants do appear
here on the 6h day of S1ptemhsr Court nsxt and an
swer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and ihs cow Of This or
der be forthwith inserted in the Richmond enourer 70,
two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted nj the ront door
Of Courthouse OF this county.
Copy. Teste, r. ELDRIDGE, C.CsC
July ll-cw6w
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NOTICE.
nHp ,l:--.

TUE undersigned, a young man, has had considera.
BILE experience in teaching at the Sorth--havinp
naa charge Of different public schools-and Is compe-
em 70 instruct in most Of the English branches IL
good Latin scholar, and can alsn teach Greek, la de
sious OF obtaining situation in Virginia, either
p'neipa! or assistant Of public school, pri-
aunnments, &c. He has sister, who will enter into
similar arrangement, either in conjunction with him,
"fseparat-y. B F MCNEIL.
pp~sso, Tiosa county, N Y, August 3, ls4S.
4. accommodations, relating TO duties, salary,
~. ueetso TO the above address, will receive immsdi
~ '''en'ien' Aug lS-e4t>
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THE cHALLENGE-we untels and from

THE CHALLENGE.-Wc understand from
gooi authority that Col Benton never has ac-
CO pied Judge Buffers challenge. Tne challenge
vas civ on Sunday. Col. Benton objected 10
Mr. Fuoe as The bearer, on tie ground u person
al hostility. Hon. Reverb Johnson was subsi-
,u,ei Tor Mr. Fooie, ami he called upon Colonel
Benlon, and minated desire that speedy az
"a nsemenis for a meeting should be made On
Wednesday Mr.. Johnson not having received
any acceptance or refusal from Col. Benton, ad-
dressed a nore 10 him 70 he th-c, that il no sn-
swpr In he challenge was received by 5 o'clock
thu, afternoon, il would he reg ,rded as a refusal.
No answer was received -fhu!ed0n Ncies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-29

We bee leave 10 call the areaiion Of our reai'
ers 10 the following spirited article from The New
ark Morning Eagle. lis suggestions are every
way worthy Of the auenlion OF the democracy Of
every State in The Union
Pc NOT TOO CosPlDENT.- g'ovions li1'nss
ub,cn have recently Seen borne t. Us from me
Sou,h. and from ire Tar West, while they I'll cVe-
~ true Democratic heart win 'iVeiy satisinc''oh'
shopM not make US too cnGfdent oil success w
Tho Great hail. which ye Romans % D. lonsn'.-
.Crue we have everything 10 encourage A. Norm
Carolina has spoken in zones which now reveT De.
.a', ,Inny he lnountains Of he West, and will
sho bcrseIflhornuehy redeemed in November
Nv, Nissouti has braycly maintained her stnnn1
IA will civ. large vote Tor CAss aud BUT
30 Jndiana though sonreiimcs untrue, VIII
LIN, . very handsome majority 20. tie Demnc-
,.,v >, ,hp propel II re. Illnos maniess DIS.
no,;,,on 10 b. more Democratic than ever; Wnie
Young Iowa will help 10 swell the Tide 81 victory
An these States give assurances oil spienu'a
,riumph. bur their vote: alone will nol secure me
election OF our gallant standard bearers. o'ne1
S,atcs must contribute toward The tide OF success
and il is for his reason that we would canton cur
friends here and elsewhere, MOI 10 be 100 cohuarn'
Cease mol your labors. Keep u2 your ofganiza'
lions Continue Your correspondence. D. d.
active, Vl9ldHi anu
election had gone against You. Now ihaeea Is
The lime 10 redoube your es.r'iuns Now, when
The enemy leels discounted and SICK a. asau
when every election return fills them with d'smayi
now. we repeat. is The lime TO strike blow which
r;ll he fell in November. So far, the Demccfa'
cy have done well, but they can Go much better better!
They have candidates who possess their enll ne
confidence. They have principles inscribed upon
their banners dear TO them as tneir nearts tiooi
and despite the TarAsos of him for whom they
struggled SO hard in ls4o they are . is e sss
al,eeiance 10 their glorious party. Yel we urge,
be be- moi TOO confident. We have willy Toes 10 baule
wh and the very ae' 'ba! their are a1
lions. Besides, we do not wish TO have Cas- ana
BuTLgR elected by measre majority; they mef ,
il large vote a. The hands OF the Democracy ana
particularly al this line when TRAITORS a'e d
work. should ii be accorded 10 then. :..o
Will therefore, we have brigh! hopes oil Woo.
~ lc, MS SO toll as 10 render thai victory e'nP'es
| and brilliant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-29
RlcAwONDIAW SCHOOL.

NIOtI NO.NII LIZ w '1OIfOOSS
THE Term OF mis- ln>liru,ion commences on
ID. frs. Wednesday Of November next, and
terminates on III. last "Wednesday OF March fol-
lowing.
The course is a, once scientific and practical,
embra cling outlines OF Natural, International and
Law, anG The Principles OF the
Municipal Law CT Virginia, with ne subjects OF
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