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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
G. f. SHELTER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

And Commissioner for the acknowledgment
or proof of Deeds, and other lnstr1"
ments under seaIJ
THOR administering oath or affirmation in al
cases, and for taking DISPOSITIONS to be used
in the State of Pennsylvania.
oFFlCE-on the Public Square, west Of III,
Market House, Lancaster, Ohio
December 81, l847. "a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24

This is 400 dollars more than will be need
ed. OF course, then, less than one mill on
the dollar will be levied.
These are the sums allotted to each town
ship--to the lands, the towns, the chattels of
each township. The figures come from the
Auditor of the county, and are reliable.
Ohio Eagle.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
AEDHCAA NOVXCE
DOCTOR w. IN. WHITE.

NXToULD respectfully announce to the cii
" zens Of Lancaster and vicinity, that he
has located in the above place, where be may be
found at all times unless absent OH business.
OFFICE-Fourtll dpor east of the Swan Hotel,
in the building formerly occupied by DR.. Scott.
lDr. J. WHITE.
REYERgxcEs. p. CARPENTER.
NJ. Il. KREIDER.
January 90. l349, 3m38
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Notice is hereby given

Notice is hereby given,
THNHAT the Trustees Of Greenfield Township
u have taken, and sold, TWO STRAY cows
One Of them, is Dark Brindle with some white
spots, and supposed TO be ten or eleven years old,
having large bell and leather collar on her
The other is Ola Light Red Color. about four
years old; neither Of them have any ear marks
perceivable. The owners are requested to come
forward, prove property and receive the money
they sold for by the first Of December next; other
wise the same will be applied TO the use OF the
Township. SAMUEL SHELTER,
s. p. BUCHANAN,
THOMAS LITTLEFIELD
TRUSTEES Of Greenfield ToWhship.
March 10, 1913. 3w44-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Lands for Sale.

TWNHE undersigned, Executor of the last will of
H Nathaniel Reld, deceased late of Fairfield
county. Ohio, by virtue OF authority contained III
said Will, will expose to sale by public venduc,
On Saturday the 25th day OF March, Is4s,
at l2 O'Clock, NJ. before the court house door in
said county. all OF the residue supposed TO contain
"A 53-l00 acres or land. contained in the farm Of
said deceased, remaining alter assignment Of the
Widows dover thereiH-being part Of Section
No. -, Township No. IA, Range No. 49, in Fair
field comfy, Ohio, lying two miles Southwest Of
Lancaster, on the ChillicO,he road-about fifty
acres under cultivation and the residue first rate
timber land. Said premises are well supplied
with water and are conveniently situate in respect
to mills and markets. Persons desiring to pnr-
chase will have the same particularly shown tO
item by the undersigned Or by Mr.. john Redd.
who lives OIL the land.
! TERMS Of oCSaie-One-ihinl in hand, one-third ia
one, aud one-third i'll two years, with interest
/ from the day OF sale.
Immediate possession will be given except Of
portion in small grain.
WILLIAM GRAHAM Executor,
OF the Estate of Nathaniel Redd, deceased.
| February 49, 1913. 6w4l
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Attachment Notice.

A T our instance an attachment was this day
N issued by George Sanderson. Justice of the
Peace OF Hooking township, Fairfield county,
Against the property and effects Of Thomas Clark
aud Thomas J. Meeks. non-residents of Fairfield
County J. II. 81 VIM. P. TENNENT.
Lancaster, March 10, l848 AVIS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24

The People Dcmand a Republic
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
law NOYXCE.
LAW NO'HACE.

JOHN GARAG HTY,
Attorney at Law, Lancaster, o.
OFFICE-Fosler's Building-Up.Stairs. in the
Room lately occupied by Hunter s. Garoghty.
Lancaster, March g. 1913. Aft
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24

~ years in the Cities of Pttsburg Pa, Wheel
ing, Va, aud Richmond Va. and refers to the
Managers in proof of the fact that he has sold more
LARGE CAPITALS than any Tender in the United
StateS. CLARKE sold during the month of Jan.
uary. l34s, the following Capitals
HALF OF 10000; WHOLE OF 1000;
Prizes of $1,000; Capitals of $500,
Besides numerous others Of less denomination
NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY,
CLASS No. &c, FOR l84S.
TO be drawn at Jersey City IN. j. on Wednes.
day, March 29lh, 1913.
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Together with a good FRAME DWELLING
lloUsE-situaird IL Perry Township, Fairfield
County, Ohio, about miles southeast Of Tarlton
and about miles from AdeipAla.
There ia sufficient wnier power To keep tho
Carling Maehlue and Fullng Mill IN operation
through the wtoIe season The property Ia now
ia frSi rate condition and will be sold To the high.
rst afd best bidder.
CALEB HEDGES. EzecHtor,
Eehrnary o. 1919. ts4Q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-24
Will PrODcrIV for Sale.

A 5 Executor of the Estate Of GEoRsE 8. DKy.
"A EsBArGA. deceased, lare Of Fairiieldcouhiy,
Ohio, will expose 10 public sale, upon the prem.
ises
On the 2jth day OF March, 1s4e.
The following described property: An excellent
SawMill, Fulling Milland Carding
M inc,
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Bulletin No. 4.

reflective travel e.
IL er AS he reaches the
highest ridge Of the Ale.
ehemians, on his journey
westward, is filled with
he mosl profound aud
interesting sensations, his
fancy rapidly survey S that
vast aud magnificent reg.
ion whicn stretches itselI
far away towards The set.
ting sun; bounded only by
hlipetic ,iva,s A,u, "a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25
at there !, no ground for this suppo-

n rate. But there is no ground for this suppo-
si,ion, or for the Richmond prices being higher; OF
which, assertions in past times were freely made
in support oil Richmond dealers, and very exen-
sivey, if not generally, received as true by The
farmers The amount oil cifereoce OF prices is
as great as that OF the charges above estimated
In the former publication, the writer claimed no.
thing for the superior value OF the Baltimore
wheat market on the ground Of higher prices
not because he did not believe that such superior.
iy generally existed, but because he had no, then
proofs TO offer which would defy all denial, douh,
or cavilling. Such proofs are COW r!cn,ifully
supplied in the trleg,aphic reports Of The Bali-
more prices, regularly published 10 the Richmond
semi-weeky papers, together with The Richmond
prices Of he same hour. AS no other statement
can possibly speak So strongly and cnnvncingy.
an abstract Of these semi-weekly reports will
here be given, as published in the Richmond
Times, from The middle of July 10 The last oil De-
cember, lS41. These five and hall months CO.
yer perhaps nine.lenths or more OF The animal
sales OF wheat. The dates are Of The days OF pub.
LEGATION, ard the prices are OF The evening precr-
ding. The prices are understood as OF the LITER
ent grades OF goud wheat, and not OF any damaged
or otherwise OF very inferior quality. 1t may not
De supeffuous 10 remind The reader, tha The pri-
ces qu"Ied OF course are liz reference 10 Inc cene
raj custom OF sales IN the respective marktts-in
Baltimore, for cash and money, or noes converl-
Bile 10 specie; in Richmond. Tor long credit, and
the paj ment 10 The inconvcrlible and deprecated
currency issued by The Richmond banks.
PRICES CURRENT OF WHEAT IN RICHMOND
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THF, RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

We should like 10 know who IS Inc young
Virginia Lieutenant" who got himself INV 'A'
scrape so feelingly described By the Im"o''ai zap
tain Tobin ina letter To The Della rom rat'aS'
Mexico. He will prove himself 10 Dc no "ue
Virginian, if he does mol bring nome WIN h'ni
the beautiful creature, al once captive anu s"ee'
yfanl:
There are many bright eyes dimmed WIN 'eals,
nAil my mother rose 10 my eyes a. SI."s ~ =,
distress in one family. a beaul'Ini sni ioiineu
an attachment for a young Virginia Lieu'en
and loved him wildly and madiy, do nohe ou
Spanish girls do. Gill, hon
He had JUST paid his odios 10 The family when
called 10 pay mine. found me la.aeI very
sad Inc vouog lady weeping biiefly WIN ken
liz elder sister holding one hand ana lar J'un'
ger one The other; her mother benz ovel n.' r,.
deavoring TO console her; ba! lhe AZ .up a"s
useless: The giCl's very looks sesheu a.
plainly The languid words Of Nioofe oe"u''''
translation of Anacreons Sappho:
ooh! my sweet mother lis IN Valn'
canno, weave, as once wovri
So 'Wildereo is my heart ana p5a,n
With thinking on the youth love.
loundI was de trop and took my 'sav s a. LOON
as possible II such girl loved me s.ou'o Nv
be bachelor now; or, (wi!h no. s.isp. "ne
ration OF The words Ul Scoia's great ius''e oaiu
"tIad snch a maiden fallen 10 NY pan,
I'd Try 10 charm her spiri! and her near;
I'd shun The odious magic OF The swi'cn,
"a ,bnn her ida AMI lore the charming
WITCH" Your, G. II. I.
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pu, down by every effort the country producers.
and, a, necessary TO ,ha. end, i, is highly desi,
Bile that every farmer, having access 10 b,.ef
marker, shall Withhold his crops rom Richmo,d
until The general effect OF such action shalt I've "a
teach 10 The mers The expectancy OF paying b..
ter prices-to The commission merchants he
lower charges may yield them gteaer prof $
and, possibly, even 10 the banks tie necessity u
their showing something more OF Inc appearance
Of honesty and responsibility in 'heii orl'ca!y III
.siness procedure A FARMER.
july 18th. lS4S.
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To the Editors of the Enquirer:

WASHINGTON, July l6, lS48.
Sirs II is somewhat source OF grallhcatlon
that effort after effort is being made in Congress
to restore to the Fredericksburg Railroad the
transportation of the great Southern mall
Friends are coming to the rescue every day, and
the time is not far distant when your readers
will be blest with the same facilities that are
enjoyed on other railroad lines in the United
States. The officers of the company have none
other to blame but themselves; we hope they
will be more attentive in future TO the interest OF
the stockholders in the road. think they Will
from what have seen and heard on The SUBJECT
The papers are silent here on the compromise
committee Of the Senate; but rumor says they
will report and report a very favorable resolu
lion of compromise; so that The question will be
nut 10 rest, aud the Stree soil clan will have tc
move further north to the British possessions
TO terminate their negrodom.
MIR. Mangums speech is published on the
Lives oil Governor Cas-; il is all "leather anc
prunela;" it amounts to lllst nothing at all; moi
the whit more, or awhil less, than that be spoke
speech to aid him to a seat in Genera
Tayior's Cabinet, if, indeed. he siou perehqnet
be elected 1t is poor affair for gentleman
who was honored with the vote of South Caro-
lima for the Presidency, 10 the days Of Nulifca
ton memory. His prospect for seat in the
next Cabinet is about as sure as that he will ever
get another vote from the Palmetto State. ad
mil she is somewhat aacry sometimes in her no
tons, set she has nevcr-no, neyer-no, never
will disgrace her proud banner by voting 6
mongre Taylor aud Fillmore abolition ticket
Mark me, Messrs Editors, South Carolina will
not be in that dough-face class
General Scott will remove his headquarters t.
the eastward, perhaps TO New York City, o.
Buffalo; he is somewhat improved in health, bu
not a, all free from danger The General ha
done much hard service, for which we all hono
him. you know he has been mprudent, and hi
has himself alone to blatGe. He is eallsn
General but a poor politician. 1t is not hi
element, and he always founders therein
an happy 10 inform you that Alabama i
once more righted in the Senate Of the United
States. Yesterday had the pleasure of seems
the Hon. WIN Il King once more at his post
If experience in legislation, pure Republican
principles, and tho suapiter in m odo bespeak The
scholar and the gentleman, then am permitted
to say, without detrment, that Alabama, in hi:
erson, is again righted in the Senate Of The
nited States.
Yours, NED EVANS.
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POETRY.
BUTLER AND MONTEREY.
--. ~ rnalYAGE,


Byr. 4. ruRivAGE'
Tho ,r,mnet Of war hath hushed lis note,
Mute is the dreadful cannons .nIoa',
No more. where hostile banners noa',
Our iron batteries play;
W., memorv paints those scenes again,
The deadly strife OF desperate men,
.rhe shonls that rent the welkin, when
Our Butler charged al Monterey.
Huzza huzza for freedoms risnt,
For freedoms might mat won the Gay,
For freedoms sons that faced Inc guns
When Butler charged al Monterey.
All! fierce the conflic, in that hour,
Incessant fell The leaden shower,
But not a man was seen 10 cover,
On that eventtul day;
And through the streets with life blood vel,
Where many heart its death doom met,
Swept on the Northern hayonet,
By Butler led al Monterey.
Huzza! huzzal &C.
With shining laurels on his brow,
Achieved-ask every soldier how
The chief returns in triumph now,
From toll and battle fray;
His sword has found welcome sheath,
His footsteps seek his native heath,
And we'll bestow a civic wreath
On him who charged al Monterey.
Huzza hazza &c.
With Cass and Butler, true and tried,
The ship Of State will bravely ride
In triumph DER the buoyant Tide,
For many glorious day;
And they'll uphold the stripes and STARS
The gallant heroes OF Two wars
He who sustained our noble 'ars,
And he who fought al Monterey.
For Cass and Butler raise the shout,
In freedoms fight who led The way,
For freedoms sons who faced The guns
When Bn,ler charged al Monterey.
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" nc EbfhIe'
TIE VACANT JUDGESHIP.

TIE appointment OF Judge in place OF III
la,e Judge Ghoisun, is matter OF The deepest in
,eres, TO every citizen. Il is important, eminenr.
" So. and all men agree in the opinion, that the
office should be filled by man Of sound iudg
mepr. ample knowledge, and large experience in
hi, oroiession,- by one ubo is no! merely called
a LAWYER, bul BY one who is such in poin, OF TACT
There IS no counting The mischief OF appointing
incompe,en, men 10 judicial offices, and there is
no excuse Tor i, when those who are compeleui
can be found. The whole question, The only
question is, or ought 10 be, who Is best qualified,
intellectually and morally, 10 administer The
laws wisely and justly. Some, | am aware,
have apprehended that The Governor will be
Influenced in his selection BY political consi-
deratious, but The suggestion IS SANDER Oh
The character OF Governor Smith, and those
who make il do not know him. His Official mes.
saees exhibit a great sclici,ude Tor Tie improve.
menl OF the judiciary. lie is no, III. man 10
nref,r an interior lawyer, inferior 10 learning, in
experience, and in judgement, and less accepta-
Bile 10 the public, because he happens TO agree
with him ia reference 10 The Presidential election.
No man, whatever his politics, will avow that he
oueh! 10 dose; every body will agree that Judge
who would decide causes BY the politics ui The
lifieanls, ought 10 be driven 10 disgrace from
The bench, and would be scorned and repro.
basd BIZ all honest men. | believe, there.
fore, that Gov. Smith will make no sacrifice f
qualifications 10 politics. cannot believe II,
wlhcu, srppcsing him pabe, il he we're him
sell on lhe bench, Of making like sacrifice OF
law and justice. He will, believe, enquire no.
neslly who Is best qualified for the cffice and il
lha. man should be a Wing, will gladly bestow
the Office upon HIM.
With this belief, name for the office man
who possesses every qualification for ii in high
dsg'ce; man OF The >uurdest judgment and most
accurate Acknowledgment large ezpetience-o!
rare purity Of life and character; eminent Tor his
piety; esteemed and beloved by all orders OF men;
whose lie has been devoted for five and twenty
years 10 the practice OF his profession; who ne
yer made a political speech, or held or sough, a
political Office in his lite; who has been recon-.
meuded for The Judgeshp by nine.Ienths Of all The
lawyers in The circuit, and who would be, in an
eminent degree, acceptable to every man ia it,
mean DAVID MAY, OF Petersburg. know moi
whose names are before The Executive, and mean
to dis parage nobody-but Stale with confidence,
hatlherc is no man in the circuit whose appoint.
ment would give such general satisfaction as that
of MIR. May, and no man whose qualifications,
all things considered, can be justly compared
with his. DINWIDDIE.
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4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ,Suldier (;nne

Died at his late residence IN The county OF Anbers,
on the lst June last, Nr. GILES DAVIDSON, IN ~
SG,h yrai Of mis- age. Mr. ,avldson was sc'aIrr i,
the Revolutionary war, I'D assisted In toe capture
CorBwaais at York Town. He suffered many bad
ships and priyations Having lost Ills khapsacS AID
shoes in Crossing James River with detachment otu
French allies, he was compelled 10 serve for nos:a.
and finally 10 return home without shoes blanse :
Dir davidson was for number OF years ac.a,
member Of the Methodist Episcopal hureb, and az,
rs he had lived, beloved and respected by ~ n.
house was always open, and his hospilaale borr y
for the stranger and wayfarerj-to him, ali EN- d,
were his s'ntighbors.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25

10 be taken down from the Taylor Iicsel' ne
struck fatal blow at Taylorism, in LOUISIANA
lis effects will be felt everywhere-coiipei''n5
,ba, faction to look 10 The Wing party alone io'
support.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25

BHANOvER COUNTY.-It is proposed
that The Democrats OF The upper end Of Hanover
ers on the Is, Saturday in August, for The pur-
pose Of constituting Democratic Association.
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DEATHS.

Died. on Sunday, the 9Th July al his residence a,
Giles &, ~, Va after protracted Illness, Gii Jas
MASON, in the Gath year If his age Msjo. :.asoa
graduated July 1875 al the Virginia Military nstitnte
Early IN s47, he was appointed Professor IN tie West.
ern Military institute, Georgetown, Ky, when po,,
his dc catc he aith forced him To resign
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25

IN CHANCERY --EiRoiaik AT Rules hid ~ 4
Clerks Office Of the superior Cont Of cmncsy y
the Richmond Circuit, tho 5th DAY ri lane. 80
Joseph r. venab!e, Pleasant Partn and H'.r' !
Preston and John Finders, junior, merchants aud r.
ners, trading under tho firm and style Of Preston y
Enders, fianuhs
agains,
A. {. Elliot. aud G.. Thrackstnn, merchant i
partners, radng under The ifm and style 2, ~ or
Thrackston, and other Dr'frdah'
The defendants above named not having chhi
their appearance and given security, ACCORDING y y
act Of Assembly and the rules Of The Couh, a"1 4
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they = ~ ~
bitants Of this Commonwealth, II Is Ofdere thal
said defendants do appear nj The rules 10 he he
said Court, on the FIRST Monday in september "rsi,
answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs and that cop, !"
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper PIV
ed in the city Of Richmond, for two months suee'i
", and posted al the front door o! the rtatr w.
horse, in the said city. a Copy. Test, ..,
juno I4-cW2m z. ROBEk . ~
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IN CHaNCERY.-viaGIHI.: AT Rules he'll ( < :
Clerks Office of the superior Court Of GhintrG, !
the Richmond Circuit this 5th day Of June, ls4s:
Alexander Fisher william u Miller and W...aa /.
Mathew, junior merchants and partners tiaf'r5 ard.t
the firm and style oi Fisher Miller and Cnmprr, II.
bert II. jenkins aud p. V. Daniel, JUNIOR, Piinii.'
against
George NJ. atwater, of the firm Of Kent, kr"f' ,ai
Atwater; A. i. Stewart, - Burrows AMI ". > ! II
den nf the finn Of a. +. Stewart and Company; thr
said George ". Alwa,er. William Could ana =
-, OF the. firm oil Atwa;er, Could aud L",np'"
- Buckingham and - Ward, of the firm II hath.
ingham, Ward and Company; - schfoedea alt -
Switzer, Of the firm Of Schroeder aud Swi'zef. -
Cheeshurg, - Stearn-s and - -, al tn :rn q
Cheesburg. stearnssand Company; - Els;n ai'nae
y Robertson and - -, ri the lrn Of Elsa, Ne.
berison and Company; - Bake and - Brown, r
the firm e Blake and Brown; William J. Gao a'1
- -, ofthe firm OF William u. Carey auI -,
pany; Charles carleton, Isaac II. Fro'h'Gsii ~ 80
Abran 4 Frolhingham, OF the firm Of Carl-i En.e.
iGghdm and Company; John NJ. Davis and - iou''
OF the frm of Io!!n 81 Dav. and Jones; Wil'ism l'f
jamin and Meigs ID. Benjamin, Of the irm o. Ni.ian
Benjamin and Company; Rankin and - bufth,
OF the firm Of Rankin aud BuIch; George Ha'incs al
- the 6rm of George Hastings and Comp,
nyi Bowen and - MeNan,ec, q The a'n :
Bowen and McNamee; George A. Butt and - ~. 9o''
wick, of The firm OF Butt and Bostw'ek; J. T. '.Et-
u. A. boo he aud ---, OF tho 6rm OF d. BoH'.'
and Company; - Colgate and = Aobic, ofthr ara
D. Austin Mur, OF tho firm OF Seaman, Muir snd -,
pany; NJ. l.. Hallowell and - -, OF tho hfa %
l.. tiallowell ana Company; 900 Iifany, =, ~.
pany; Stcllnan and - Rippemejsr, OF TIC ~
of 5tellman and Ripptemey-s; A. T. Lewis, - "a
body and - -, Of the 6rm of Peabody AM -
pany; md Robert Close and - Danderlett, 81 ne ~
Of Close aud Danderi-tt, and other Drtenda:i'
The defendants above named not having en'r'.
their appearance and given security, accordias - -
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court. nnd j ~
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are a1:n
bldnts Vi this Commonwealth: Il Is ordered. isat q.
said defendants do appear al the rules 10 he held ia =
Court in the Clerks o!fce thereof, The FIRST Mosts
in September next, and answer the bail or The pla
tifls and that copy Of this order no forthwith lns.
In some newspaper published IN the city Of Rieha
for Two months excessively, and posted al tie CO..
the atate Courthouse, In the said city
Copy. Tes,e, 7. aOBEKi-,cs
June tS-cw2m
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SENTIMENT IN VIRGINIA.
ca,,,,sv,tr,. County.

GRErNsvILLE LUUNTY, VT.
nG,ecrsville always does ner duty, and she
never fell more like doing ii than now. have
ybe CANDIDATES Of his pany-aN arc ready 10 give
a hearty support 10 Cas- and Butler The coun
~ eaye Mr.. Polk a majority OF So, and Cass and
Butler viii gcla much larger vote II we are alike
energetic, and are not teguilcd ino indifference
BIZ our acknowledged Strength :"
SouTuAaPToN Co, Va.
"We have opened The canvass in this county
in gnud ernest. A fine spirit ms 10 ANNA e
our friends and trust that we will do all that The
mos, saneuine calculator has predicted. II So,
you may count on nice liule majority 81 fifty
or sky. We desire 10 keep up constant fire,