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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-03


NETELD & CO, No. 70 CAMP STREET. have Just re-
w ceved from the publishers fresh lot of those excel.
lent works, among which mag be found the following
CHRONOLOGICAL BUSTS-twO sizes each having
all tine organs OF the brain fuy developed in their exact
location enabling those DESTROYS, to study the with
other instructor.
PHRENOLOGY Proved Illustrated and Applied ~.
HEREDITARY DESCENF-Its Laws. etc,
PHYSIOLOGY. ANIMAL AND MENTAL. .r#
SELF CULTURE-By o. S. Fowler.
MEMORY-By o. S. Fowler
RELIGION, NATURAL. AND REVEALED. - 81.
A HOME FOR ALL--Ily o. S Fowler.
LOVE AND PARENT AGE-By o. s. Fowler.
AMATIVEN ESS,
MATRIMONY; Synopsis of Phrenology; Woman
Human Rights Teeth etc. comprising of the most
valuable collections Of useful and interesting reading library
can be stocked with WELD & Co, ~ Camp street.
yl8 Agents for sale of the Graeenbeg Co Medicines
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-03

From the Western Empire" Dayton o. July a. 1S47
Mr.. j. F. Howells SirIt affords much pleasure to
say you that my Cough and affection of the Lungs
has been entirely removed by the of onehalf bottle
Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
Others advised use You can safely recommend the
of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds as
most excellent remedy. YOurs respectfully,
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY'S CURE
FOR DYSENTERY, &c.
HENHE which has attended this Medicine renders it
an imperative duty incumbent upon the propneOrs, to
make known to- and appreciated by the public that tie
GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP is of imme-
date efficacy in the most violent and obstinate Of Dy
entey Darh9a, etc. and giving immediate relief to tbs
palient The same may be said of their
CHlLDREN'S PANACEA, for Summer complaints ETC.:
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND;
HEALTH BITTERS-in papers;
VEGETABLE PILLS;
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS; .r.
EYE LOTION,
And for every description Of inflammation. Bruises, Burns
and Scalds, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENTts
a sovereign remedy.
All of the above may be found WELD co IS Depot
Of Cheap Literature No. 70 Camp street. as If
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Runaway.

' NHE BOY DANIEL, aged about 90 complexion . L
copper color: feet of9 inches high stout built. ~
AMI Inclined to be bad A suitable reward will bsf 81
paid for his delivery to ~
aua2 . HOYT 4 FORD II ST. Charles sf7aaf
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From Mr.. Edoard Robbins Druggist
BORDENTowN, n. J., Jan 8, l847-We have taken some
trouble introduce Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Tar here, and have sold all received from You Dr. H.
Cook has used in his practice he thinks highly of the
medicine. Dr. Cook of the eminent physicians in
the United States and the attending physician of Joseph
Bonapae exkng OF Spain during all his residence in this
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-03

WA4S116S, J6W6h1 AMI FANNY GOODS.
THE subscribers haNe Just received additional q
supply OF very superior Gold and Silver Watches, tSA
with Hunting Gases of NJ l. Tobias, ROskell and - "a
other superior makers also Fine London DupIeE ss2s
gtche$ rich ewey of the latest styles, comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals, Ladies' Bracelets
Necklaces, Breast Pins Gold Pencil Cases. Finger Rings
&c. Also variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
OF the firm in the European markets. consisting of Work
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Recule and other fancy
articles. Also fine Scissors and Needles, Table Knives and
Forks CaOTs, Candlesticks, Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Revolvers, Bowie Knives Military Goods &c.
&C., for sale at moderate prices, by
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.

y age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrIeans
tive ago. dUnng which he has AIKEN more portraits
han any other person in the world Ills specimens
exhibited at the FAIR competition with Others taken by
Inc best operator from NewYork and he was awarded the
tIfst Premium specimens exhibited his establishment
out those taken by himself J. NJ assures the public thai h
portraits will continue be what they always have been
he BEST His long experience and constant practice are
he best Inducements 10 DESTROYS of instruction the
beautiful art. Genuine VOgtlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the same
Plates al ~ per dozen SCOvls No for 90 25-guBTanted
the best plates made in the United States Gases so IS and
90 90; NewYOTk Cameras at 9l8. .,
~" Orders from the country promptly attended TO-
kB Entrance No. s CAMP street mill If
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SHIP oHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.

N-11 III I'LL Wv z11Al1'
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. and Front LeUse, "a
~ is now receiving and has in store ~
200 coils of Manila Rope, assorted to inches. IA
800 do TaTred HEMP. do. to do.
100 coils Spun Yarn and Marlin.
5Q90 gallons Boiled Paint Oil; White Lead
$500 do Sperm Oil, Lard and Whale Oil.
AZ Of Sheathng Copper assorted from IA to q OF;
Composition Nails and Spikes.
500 tons of Bar Iron, aSsOre-Amercan, Swedes,
700 kegs OfCut Nails, assorted, Al. TO 60d.
100 Anchors, assorted sizes, from 30 to $500 lbs.
90 tons Chain Gables, assorted from q to IA inch.
SO sheets Of BLazers Copper, 10 to 100 ID. sheets
500 boxes Tin Plates, 4 Charcoal RI .
100 do. extra size Tin Plates 14x2O
100 boxes Loaded Plates, IA K 20 &c. and TX.
5000 yards of Cotton Canvas, No to 10.
Tin and Japanned Ware by Wholesale; Speter Solder
Block tin Sheet and Pig Lead Riyets Kettle Ears Brass
and Iron Wire; Bolt Copper; Tin Smiths Tools and Ma
chnery; Circular Shears Pocket and Table Cutlery
large and fresh stock of late impOratiOns. my25
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lLO1DhLOA OIDIbh oHLOON.
Il VIE friends and patrons of the HOL- um> ~
BROOK OYSTER SALOON are re- II ~ 81
specttully Informed that this well known estab. NM
hshment is open for the winter sea- on; and 5I
the PUBLIC generally assured that heretofore the best
hy OF will be served up the proprietor deter.
mined that the celebrity of his establishment shall be kept up
that no just of complaint may be heard Thankful
Tor past tavos the proprietor trusts that his continued
eaVos TO please the public guaants him cOntn-
1ance OF that pUhiics patronage. SIS If
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Benjamin W. Huntington rs. Schooner Mary Ash
brook etc.
In the District Court Of the United STATES for the District
- of Louisiana. No. $3.50.
OBEDIENCE TO the commands ofan Admiralty War
rant 70 me directed IN the above-entitled case have
seized and into possession taken the schooner MARY
ASHBROOk, her tackle apparel and furniture, and do
hereby cite and admonsh the owners and all and
other person having pretending have
right or title IN or to the same be and appear before
District Court OF the United for the District Aforesaid
70 BE- holden at the of New Orleans on or before the
THIRD MONDAY from this date, to show cane if any
they have, can, why the said schooner MARY ASH
BROOK, her tack apparel and furniture should not he
condemned and sold ageeaby the Of be ibeant
U. s.. arshal's Office sewOFeans. Sept. 20. 1913.
81, 80, OS VIM. WAGNER T. s. Marshal.
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ro,roR1sz CORRESPONDENTS
D FRANKLIN HorE5,.
I.vnchburg, Sept. 18Th, 1910 ,

Iynchburg, Sept. iSth, io'
W. arrived here this evening" ahei
agreeable royage. We find The Town gun ,.ras
dsls,a,es. and expect 10 morrow very i"'s
crowd An Informal meeting was ne'a - -,
:, rho Masonic Hall, whose large and oeau.'iui
hall decorated with the stars and STRIPES a"u
scr;h.a with Cas- and Butler and our pflnc'p'N''
,,.,s ,..,wded with an enthusiastic audience
Tho ,nee,ins was called 10 order by MAJ. 'alne'
c,,,.pd an whose motion our lownsman, oo'.
I.hn Rutherford, was appointed President pro
49, col. r. not being present, DIR. X. bul'ef' u
Tse of Wight was called 10 The Cha'f' oo'' ~
+, vino come in subsequently, an interesting ~
oueyu took place between these TWO wor'ny CIV
,,smen-each desiring the other 10 wear Inc ~
nor Finally, Col r. yielded TO DR.. BIS eafhes'
meal and assumed The CHAT Maj. Dtlnkafd'
~ The Petersburg Republican, and Mr.. Glass, o.
The Lynchburs Republican, were appointed 81
cfelaries pro- TEN.
On motion OF Maj. James Garland the Cha''
was authorized 10 appoint comm'''ee OF seven
teen, 10 report permanent officers Of me ooa''"'
lion. The committee will be announced III 'ne
morning, and will report 10 'he o'H'en''o"'
which will assemble al IL, "A NJ.
The large meeting tonight were entertained
\, od,n;,,hle addresses from Col. Il. L. Hop
bins If Pow. aran, who conc'usiSey exposed
ne violation by lhe WINS OF tocnty'f,00 pledges
from Isaac r. Watkins, Esq, OF H'cnm"nu
wno ,iidlel the Wing ticket, daIkened as II Is oy
Enlmorcne ahoilion-aLd from \. Z. CLAIBORNE
E.o. he Delegate elect from Franklin, VINO
b,onshl down the house by some inimiabe ancc-
doies MIR. g. has many qualities OF an orator.
He has Just returned from the Wcs., and ne
brings The mos cheering accounts Of our prospects
in his District, and in The lrans-monlane region.
All The speeches lo.nigh, did justice 10 the s0e"k-
ers and 10 The cause, and furnished new incen-
lives 10 battle with new zeal in The ensuing in
porlan, struggle.
All our friends are in the finest spirits, and con-
iient OF a noble triumph in Virginia.
Messrs. Wise and Stevenson are expected
from the Swee, Springs 10 morrow.
The venerable Chas. Yancey, OF Buckingham,
she wheel>hurse Of Democracy" will probably
be made President of The Convention. We have
great deal OF talen, and oraIorical ability here,
and we may look tor an animated Contention,
whose results will be valuable 10 The cause.
w. F. X.
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MAINE ERECT
ELtS9,t ~ a Litter ~ The Union jrom a atoa M
tHgent ctticsa, dated

Higent cthcsn, dated
AUGUSTA, Sept Is, 1918.
The result OF our Stale elections i now asccr.
Iainei. We have received returns from The en-.
tire State excepting only lew lownz, &c.
which last year gave Dana The Demucra.ic cal
diac tor Governor, about 1000 votes and The
Wing Candidate 1907 AMI The voe WI stand
III round numbers 40 600 Tor Dana, 10000 ior
Hamiin, and $500 Tor Abolition Tree soil and
scattering.
We have cleced 81 Democratic members q
the House OF Repre- srn,aiyes to67 Wing and AUo.
ii.ion, and Ia Senator'S 10 : Wings; nus securing
by strong maIoliiies BON bfanchc, OF The Legs
ure, and the election Of Governor By that body
our Constitution requiring a majority over all
others 10 effect an election ., Governor anu Sc.
majors by The people.
We have also elected ) Democratic members
Of Congress lo2 Wings. We should have elect.
co The sixth but Tor untortunale personal difficult.
ties and divisions there, which separated hose
who will act in unison in November.
The Democratic vote is increased over thai q.
lasl year by about 1000, and the Wig voc by
about 5000
The abolition vote Two years ago vas almost
10000; 50 you perceive that the tree soil move.
menI has not made much head Wy in splitting
AZ parties here. The Democracy OF Name want
no new organizations and no new parties. They
are satisfied with heir party az s.
Several causes conspiled TO reduce The Demo
cratic voc, which will cease 70 operate in No
vrmbei; while he Wings, on the contrary, stand
better now Than they can al that lime. They
cannot bring all their men 10 vote Tor Gen. Tay.
Tor. Some Of their leaders, who carried The Wing
vote On lie llth, have addressed the people pub.
liciy in opposition 10 General Taylor, and now
conlinu: their opposition.
The Democratic parry sands finn and mistaken,
and viii Garry the ticket for Cas- and Bu.Irr by
10000 al least more probably BY $4,000
They intend 10 secure for Maine The banner
Tor The campaign OF S4S.
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MIDWAY Female academy

TIME next annual session will commence on WE'D
1 NEsDAY, the 2oth September, and continue with
out interruption until the 2uth July, le49
Miss LYDIA MARY FAY will continue 10 preside
oyer ,b- Institution as Principal Miss Fay Is well
and favorably known and has gwen such general sa-
,israrton M Ia render comment ru,ogy unnecessary
'rwo ladies of distinguished abilities and requirements
have been engaged to assist Miss Fay, upon "n'~e
p-rence knowledge and moral conduct we eau iihpi,-
rIv rely In the continuance Of his school, tie sub
ol;ert i the same as in lis establishment,
desireto educate his own daughters having sly anu
for lis better or .anizaton, his able ana zea"us rlhc
mi ACCOMPLISHED assistants and himself unite, win
bs rruit of their own experience, The lights and cDun
srls OF men eminent in the professions aud they ihtenn
q IN afford the means not only Ola thorough course oil
,rhs,,n,,I instruction. but also Of all those different
accomplishments no" cohsiaeteu he'essa'S " ~
Neither In The retaining Of his learned Principal or IN
the selection Of her fellow laborers nor IN hs other pro-
risons has the subscriber spared anything That may
make his Institution worthy t The patronage when u
In. received for the last SIX years-and he Considers IT'S
success and high standing the best testimonials r can
offer Teachers and pupils all reside IN the fanny, ano
are under the domestic of Mrs Minor and r SUB
scber, from whom they receive that parental attention
which is bestowed on their own daughters.
Particular attention will be paid 10 the manners AMI
morals OF the yonng la lies At all times, and Gsep ~
terest taken in their advancement IN word Midway
Academy will be Chr.tian SeAool, and s,nhy ihtis
conducted in way 10 make the pupil not nhiy r"feu
hui good and happy. In event OF sickness every en
lion will be paid, and charge made for professional
serv ces. Tie situation is, ho1tre, reinar"aoe '''
health. ,r.,,,,b.
TERMS-The terms aye such as merely to deiray '"e
necessary and absolute expenses go ..ho
For Board, and all the necessaries ior the 'er
Iastic months, and Tuition in any or all OF 'ne s,in
branches, sli0 French, Italian, Spanish a ana Nsss
each. sl2 Music, including use OF Piano. sI n,,ng
on Guitar. and use OF Instrument: -, .,,h nsr ef
Painting and Ornamental Needle WORK, VIZ ,ha -
Books and Patterns each For any period r eSs
ten months, sla so viii be charged by inc '"o"''
in proportion for the extra branches ,,, h. furnished
books. Music and other Stationery VIII DC iuh''"eu
al retail prices. ,,,icuIar information
may Obtained BY application - irdr.rsd Paw
ane sa on the January The balance at The
end Of the session. Parents sns are
ed 10 Come 1n,os aaE JEFFERSON MINOR, D.
ns,es, Esse1 County, 70, SPIT lst, lsds.
NJ address the subscriber, NJ Miller's Post once
| Essex county, Va. SsP' o-'"'''"'
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IL Tic Editors nflhc Enluirkr.


STAuroN, Va, Aug. 30h, ls4S.
MessIs. Editors About six weeks since The
Hon. a. Ii. II. Slnrt, the Wing EIec,or OF This
District published scard in which he stated that
he would show The people al The August Court
that Mr.. Fillmore not an abolilonisl and that
Gen. Taylor has PRINCIPLES Of The right stamp =
On Monday last. witch WAS Cont day. discus
sion took place bewcen The Hon. Francis E..
RiVes OF Petersburg, who was present by
invitation, and the Hon. A. II. Ii. Stuart, The
Wing Eeclor Tor hi, District. Mr.. Rives
opened The discussion ard confined himself 10
tic declarations made in Nj. Siuau> card MIR.
K. made an able snt afeumeGiaiivc speech,
showing conciusveY rom he journals Of Con.
srcss that M;llari Fillmore is an a5uiiionist,
and thattoo OF the mos, dangerous sorf, because
he is more sly than The noisy fanatics with
whom he has almcsr invariably voiet on the
question OF slavery. Mr.. f. also showed that
Gen. Taylor has no. given The people his opin
ions On The great questions which have divided
the country Ter haita century and Ia which the
people are 50 justly entitled from all candidates
Tor The Presidency. Mr.. 4. called upon Mr..
Stuart 10 meet The issue which he raised upon the
Patton, Anterior and Bols' resolutions Mr..
Stuart, in his reply Gas usual when called upon
10 meet AZ issue which he cannot sustain, slited
around b. simply s'ains thai MIR. Fillmore voted
or the 1rst Of The Anterior resolutions, which
vole showed hat he is not an abcllunis, notwhh-
Standing his subsequent votes Oh the o!her reso
IL ions. forgetting that Mr.. Giddings also voiet
Tor the same resolution, than whom there is
no gtea!ef ah1!iionisl. Mr.. Sluarl said thai
another evidence OF Fillmore's not being
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OBITUARY
Franklin aledica. Cas.ese
OF pfILAUIiLPHIN.

OF 1fllLhDcLt DIN
,,UE session of lSi--.g will be- opened "n Monday,
l6.h October, under The following order 81 lee.
PAUL BECK GODDARD, NJ y, Anatomy and Ply,
THOMAS F BETToN, N D, Surgery and Legal Ne.
dicine. - n..,
Practice Of Medicine.
JOHN BARCLAY DIDDLE, ND, Therapeutics and
Matrra srdica.
WM BYRD PAGE, NJ D. Obstetrics and Diseases ii
Women and Children.
ROBERT BRIDGES, ~ d, Chemistry.
Preliminary Lectures will he delivered during t''e
carly uau of October, and the rooms Tor practical Ana
tomy s,il also br open from the irsi q! October liz"
b,rt Thomas, ID, is the drmonStratnr of Anatomy
Clinical Lectures are delivered and patients uc IRE
scrbrd for every Wednesday and saturday ~ Tie Col
rrr Dsprnsary In addition 10 these facilities for
clinical instruction, the faculty have recently deter
mined 10 furnish the Pennsylvania Hospital ticket gra.
ruio,,sy To all second class stu ents.
The Professor u Obstetrics - enabled 10 fntist 90
electrical cases from the Dispensay 10 the sfcn course
students mndr! his own supervision. During the iast
each student had least one case and those
DESIRING them many more.
Fee for each ticket, ST.,
Naturalization ticket, 3-pald on! once
Graduating fee, ~ nn
Dean the Faculty.
y y rnrner of Sprlce and Ounce streets
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CORRESPONDENTS.

The following correspondence has been hand
ed 10 us tor publication. Ii will explain iiselt
The letter of Mr.. Clarke is in fine lasie. Il is
both feeling and eloquent, And Inc reply of
MIR, Clay shows that he was deeply affected by
the manifestations OF warm and devoted attach
men, on the part OF his friends in his native
county. "ln view OF the relation in which |
Stood TO the (Philadelphia) Convention" says
Mr.. Clay, 81 do not think that fought TO pass any
judgment upon its proceeding" He, therefore,
j, will be seen, "quie'ly submits" TO The decree
which pronounced it "expedien." 10 nominate
another person. No one, however, il seems to
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Married, on "Wednesday, the 18th September, at the
residence 4 nr. nnt.omery, of Nelson, by the Rev
William Pink1rton, Dr. HAMILTON l. BLAfN, oil
Nelson county, To Miss SARAH J. f., eldest daughter
of the Hon Joseph e. Megeinson, Of Galveston Texas.
Married on Tuesday evening. September 18th, by
Elder :. Eastin, WILLIAM +. MORRIS, Esq. To Miss
MARY c ALLEGRO, daughter Of A. G. AlIesIe-
all of the county Of Fluvanna.
Married on Wednesday evening, September Goth, by
Rev. J. 5. Tnsley, Mr.. ERASMUS LASLEY, 10 Mrs
LUCY MARIA MORRIS, daughter Of the late Mr.. :.
F. Morris Of the county of fluvanna.
Married. on Tuesday, September 18th, At Apple
Grove, III Albrmarle county, by the Rev. K. X Meade,
Mr.. GEORGE A. WEED, OF this city, 10 Miss VIRGIL
MA C., daughter of Leland Blackwell, Of The former
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Powhalan, September IA. ls4s.
THE MAINE FL &c ZION

The Augusta Age thus sums up The results in
this Sale, and settles the question as 10 the III
umph there, which some Wing journals have
been sanguine enough TO anticipate and silly
enough 10 claim.
The ELEcToss.-Wc publish below returns
from 36O towns and Sc plantations.
We compare with The vote OF last year, when
Dana, (Dem) received 33,429 votes; Bronson,
(t'ed.) 2i,2l6 votes; and Fessenden Lib aid
Others received 1923.
The towns reported below last year gave
Dana 1926 votes Bronson, 23,93S; and all
others 1920. The same towns This year voed
as follows: Tor Dana, 39,l75; Hamin, 29933;
others, IL sos
The vote OF each parry has been increased, as
follows: Democrats, 6,i39; Wings, $685. Others,
4,4l5
The II towns and II plantations not heard
ffom last year voted as follows
For Dana 693; Tor Hamliu 215 for Others
10y. The vote OF these towns last year, added
10 the returns received, will make the whole woe
stand as follows:
Dana, 10 SOS; Hamlin, 3O2ll; Fe.seni u,
&c. IL OIL
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For The EnqulrcF
To TUE VOTERS OF POWHATAN.

Nessrs. Editors: Our talented and distin-
cushed delegate elect to the next Legislature,
/. w. Nash, Esq, having been appointed to fill
The vacancy occasioned BY the death OF the la.
mented Gbolson, and having heard The names of
several gentlemen proposed to succeed him, We
respectfully call the attention of the Democrats
of Powhatan to one who has grown grey in the
rause Of Democracy. His voice has ever been
heart in the front rank, cheering and aDimatins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

We uGec,s.and that The Hon. Il. X. Meade
made yeiY abe and satisfactory address 10 his
constituents Il Prince Geurse county on Thurs
day last and that many Wings who heard him,
were moi in very happy condition. Since his
return from Congress, Mr.. Meade has been deal
ing some heavy blows al The Wing party and,hsir
candidates, and We doubt not that he will CONT
nue. 10 perform gallant and useful service in behalf
OF the Democratic cause Until The end OF he can.
yasS.
bespoke in Mecklenbnrg on Monday last, and
during this and The mex, month, will vsi, The other
cnun,ies in the District.
lPeacrsbsrn RepNJlicap.
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IN cI,NCERY-vin AT a superior Count oi
l Chancrry fnr the Richmond Circuit, held a. The
stale Cnn-honsr in the Guy OF Richmond on Friday.
July 7th, 1913:
against .
Edward Worsham, junior Administrator win i'r
viii annexed, Of Charles Williamson, deceased ana
nth.r. Defendants.
1.-THE Court doth also require all persons VINO may
have claims against Charles Williamson, deceased y
exhibit thu same before ie sixteenth day Of otu
her next for settlement, before william r. watson
who i. hereby appointed Special Commissioner for ih
purpose Commissioner Sands having died withoni exc
cutting the order entered herein on the eleventh day ?"
August, eighteen hundred and ioriy' ana tne ,"nN
doth direct thai "a much OF this order requires III
SAID claims To be exhibited he published for eight weeks
in the Richmond Enquirer, and posted at the door q The
Court house of the city Of Richmond and also Al Nv
door o; Ihc Court house of ienrco county, on to
tao,
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the Democracy by his praiseworthy example,
We allude to Colonel Samuel Drake. Col. D..
has long been justice of the peace, and is
we'll known to the voters Of the county as onr
who has never known yariableness or shadow Of
turning.
1t is unnecessary 10 culosise Colonel D.
His qualifications are well known.
MANY VOTERS
Powhatan Sentemher IA 1919
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CASS AND BUTLER IN OHiO.-We
have Just received private leler from n INTEL
ligenl gentleman, resting in The West RI part Of
Virginia, who says:
81 have just returned from Ohio, and have no
doubt bu ,nat she will cast her voc Tor Cass and
Butler by handsome majority.
Woodstock Tenth Legion.