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gains and losses in the other counties indicate
that the battle has been well contested through
the Stale. We are net much disappointed in the
returns from Ohio, so lar as we have heard
them.
Our readers will have observed that we have no.
counted upon the success ofIhe Democratic canfi-
dale for Governor in Ohio. Ford The Wing candi-
date had suenly refused TO ayow himself Tor either
Taylor or Van Buren,, and the votes OF The
friends Of these two candidates are therefore
concentrated upon him. Wien the Presidential
election shall come If, The vote for Ford will be
divided between Taylor and Van Buren,, and the
true Democracy will rally for Cass and Butler,
and, as We confidently believe, give them The
State. That the Governors election is no test,
we have evidence from all Quarlers. We have
room now bnt FOR The following:
A circular of the Stale Central Commee OF
the Van Burentcs of Ohio says: "Thc election
OF Gen. Ford will, therefore, Indicate The weak
ness, rather than the strength oil Gen. Taylor in
Ohio. He is not Taylor candidate; his election
will be no teal OF Tayorism. Il is our delbe.
rate opinion that the Stale of Ohio can, IN no
event, b: carried for Gen. Taylor"
But see. what Taylor papers themselves say:
The Clevelani Herald, an uproarious Taylor
organ says:
'Our neighbor oil the Express mistakes some
what the position ol parties III our Stale contest
so far as Governor is concerned. Buttwo nomi.
nations have been made. Ford and Weller. II is
expected that the Van Buren, free soil men will
generally vote according 10 their former associa-
lions, with The exception that considerable por-
ton Of the old liberty party vote will be thrown
for Mr.. Ford. Therefore, II Gen. Ford is eleeted
By rery handsome majoriiy IL 1oiH MT be regard
cd here and sh0,tld not be adroad, as det.rmi,li,
the question in tapor of Gen. Taylor"
The Lebanon Star (Whig) published al
Corwin's home, thus exhorIs its party in refer
ence 10 The then approaching Gubernatorial cleo
ton:
"Whesher you are for Taylor or Van Buren,,
is matter OF no importance in ttis election; The
Presidential question is 10 be decided in Novem-
Der, the Congressional n0ry. Take one thing al
time, and you all know that Ford and Camp
bell hold sound and conservative principles in
the great issue Of the day, elect them htsf, and
LET THE NOVEMBER ELECTION TAKE
CARE OF ITSELF. Yun can and no agree OF
The Slate ticket; you ,cl! not Tor Presidential
electors; pray, then, unite on the first with per
feet assurance that We shall carry Out our cher
ished anli-.laveTy views"
The Cincinnati Enquirer confirms this view
when il says
tine srca, Office; of The wings is 10 carry hi
STATE election 10 hold the offices and pa Image o
The state in wing hands, 81 that IN he genera
rout tina! awaits them in November, they ;na'
have something 10 ralls on Afterwards Tn!
hare M hopes Of Carrying The state jar Taylor
lney will IL! lie November election lake care Q
itsci all they hope 10 carry j. the October eiec
ton, and Tor that all their exerlIons ar now pa
| toltnn
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ms widow and family 10 The distress which his
hea"y blow has inflicted upon them; ami We o.
Ter 10 Them our sincere confidence.
Resolved, As an e"idenc. I'll our high regard
ior me memory Of The deceased. he Courl. he
members 81 lhr Bar, and lis Officers, will wear
me usual badge Of mourning Tor lhirty DAYS.
reserved, THAI The Clerk spread these rrucre.l-
ing, IN The records Of his Cour, and lward
cory thetcol To The widow II he deceased, and
another cory TO The Richmond paper, tor pn5lica-
Iicn And 'hercnpon The Cout adjourned.
Il Copy--Tcsie,
J q. POLLARD, DC.
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TO TIE AFFLICTED!
i.r g.. Cd. spAslIssSCE,

VINO has heen successfully engaged IL the Botanic
wv Practice Of 3leGicjnr for nearly thirteen yrafs -
st relieving and positively currg--of the following
forms Of Gisrase-eish, out o. ten VINO amply !" MN,
and who have been pronounced notwithstanding,
White Swelling, Drop,y, Dyspepsia, Rhcuinatsin, ~
feetons OF Tie Liver, Ague and Fever Seain 'i1an
UIcrrous Sores of long stiGdins Icttrf,
roc;,n nf he Iuacs, supposed 10 be Consumption,
Asthma syphilis Gonotthrl, ssreta.s' MsieaIlai
Disease lnd III forms q disei-e pecn.'a, 70
,,.n,sd several hundred cases oil rheumatism, aud
std IN Il ~ onry whefe RENE dies were ener"rtic
aily applied, eIee'ns an entire cure. person- SUI
I'm tom the effect Of mercury speedily relieved.
pc..enee The most satisfactory, can he had. Once
No q Wal. street, under The CITY Hotel.
S-cVI
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TO TIlE PUBLIC.

THE Tavern, S:o,rhouses, Land, &c., at New Kent
Gmn-holse H. for sale I'll the first Of October and
sdr,ation IL i n"w rented, subject L. the above pr
Vii.f-
wood. The cleared land productive in all the crops
suited 10 climate, and the Tavern affords tine
market tor rmrsrrciaily lis large, rev and commo-
dinns stable. with ~ stalls. and ample carriage room
Til. building was finished IN lSi2, and covers $3.50
square feet. The location j. agreeable and hralthfui
In 4 thriving northumberland every advantage Of
supplies IN Fish, Oysters. Crabs, Wild Ducks and We
nisnn. BE- had in rIi srasun Al the door, as they
pass on 10 Richmond Veuison nay br had on the
farm. Distance from Richmond thirty miles, from II
Than t"rlv- and from Williamsburg thlry, directly on
the Of The nrupnsed Ethan Railroad. and one and
a half from Cumberland, on the River Terms accom-
modating. Apply
u CHRISTIAN, New Kent Court. house,
G. w BaSSETT, old Chuirl. Hanover. OF
SUTTON & WINSTON, Richmond.
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Chairman of the Executive Committee.
Y. w. McKsEw, Corresponding Secretary

70 ne Kgiis,s NJ Tia Emqnl'r'
Ev.ssyILLE, Preston COUNTY, Sept. 80, lo4S.
Mcssrs Editors: Believing that you, ana Inc
Democratic party in general throughout The
State would be glad 10 hear ho@ the cause IS
nrospering in the North vest we propose 10 let
I'm lear from us 10 this communication, BY
GIVING YOU a succinct account oil our prospects
!, GENERAL in this section, and oi public dis
c,ss,on which came of IN this place short time
since between the Eector and the assistant IN
This district for the Democratic party; and the
Whi, Elector assisted by MIR. J. 5. Burdett oil
IA; Ior The wings took the lead in the DIS
cn.sion. and the principal ground OF argument
unon their part, was an effort to prove that the
Administration had used every means possible
for the purpose Of sacrificing General Iayior
and his growia5 popularity, while engaged IN
no Mexican War. But Ehen Mr.. Langl.!, the
,u,,g. talented democrat came upon the slanh
snch arguments melted away, as mist before the
r;sin- sun. He proved, from documentary evil
dence. that there was not shadow oil ruin IN
them; but, on the contrary, that Inc aoihlbissra
tior had taken every care 10 preserve ueherai
Taylor ard the army under las command, oy
clothing him with discretionary power al Tue
time General Scott was sent Oh 10 take con-.
manJ of the expedition against The Cily Of
yrK, Carr. IN retain . sufficient amount oil men
md munitions of war TO enable him TO MAINTAIN
\ defensive position with safety, against any
number that Mexico might in any event array IN
opposition TO him. lie also made II clear. mat
General Taylor so understood il, from commu-
nica,ions addressed u General Scott, and in re
f,sinr 10 give up certain forces when called for
by the General in-Chief
Or. K,dweli, also, upon .ha! occasion address
cd The meeting and his speech was truly inter
esting ard encouraging to the Democracy. We
will not attempt, in this short notice, to name the
various positions taken by the Doctor, but nc
Aid in the most clear and conclusive manner ex-
mise the Inconsistency of General Taylor aud
Inc WING party. After which the meeting DIS
nersed in the best feeling, and the Democracy
were eloted with The victory their champions
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BY cuRRER pELL, AUTHOR OF JANE EYRE.
Lite. bcirve, is Dot dream
So dark as sases sly,
or little morning rain
ForeiclIs pleasanrtay.
Sometimes there are clouds OF gloom
But these are transient all;
II The shower will make the roses bloom
. why lament il lall2
.Rani:Iy. mcrllIv.
Lies sunny hours Hit by,
Gratefully, chsrsln.ly,
Enjoy them as they iy!
What though Death a Times Steps in,
And calls our brst away?
WhaI though sorrow stcm u win,
Ger hope, a heavy sway?
YET hope again elastic springs,
UncunqaeFed though She tell;
Still! huoyan! are her golden wings,
Still s'Tons 10 bear Us well.
MaLialy. !earlessly,
The day Of trial bear,
For loriously, VIGOROUSLY,
Can courage qnell despair!
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No LICE.

TINE subscribe. having become resident, has open
ell an Agency in Petersburg Tor he sale al Lands
III Eastern Virginia 10 Northern Immigrants, and re-
specifically offers his services those no are wishing
IL sell. His extensive acquaintance at the North II
furis him considerable scl-, for Their disposal, ana
the attention Of Northern farmers has laeily bern
earnestly directed 10 This region.
To bring the lands OF those disposed sell into
tee - advisable 10 advertise them IN The Northern
papers; and arrangements made "a give them
extensive circulation throughout thr Northern states at
Il very moderate cost
In al the charges for bis services VIII he very
moderate.
The undersigned also oilers HE services the public
practical surveyor.
For the present he can hr found al Robert L Boil
ings, 10 whom, with Rev Mimtun Thrift, Dr William I:
Dupuy, Thomas : Peasants, Dr'f Sifacban, John
Boiling. Thomas y Lee, and Hugh Nelson, hr has per
mission 10 refer tie public.
All communications by mail postage paid, will meet
prompt attention. Samuel. : GSISCOM.
Petersburg, Sent 70, lsi--c6t.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE by J. WARROCK,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
ALMANACK FOR IS49,

Calculated By Dap.d Richardson of Louisa co Va.
CONTAINING. as usual, the times and places for
~ holding the various Courts; Lists Of members OF
the Senate and House Of Delegates of Vrginia also,
representatives in Congress from Virginia and North
Carolina. Songs: Give thy love Tonight; The Road
u Life Productions Of the United States IN the
al Siars Post Office revenue from the several States,
with the expenses OF conveying the Mail; Valuable
Table, showing the comparative nutrment in various
ARTICLES oC food; Remedy for Ague and Fever Catching
Cupid; The Death of Mother; What awonlan should
be- acknowledgement what she ought not To be Green
P-as for Winter use; "Gie me thy blessing mther -
beautiful piece; BE cherrfu;-wit a supply Of Riddles,
eharades Arhmetcal Questions Transpositions, 6and
variety of other amusing pieces. Aug 99
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TO The Editors al ire Enquirer.

IHpMPsONs GROSS ROADS, Uft. ., Il.
Messrs. Editors: was in old Hanover yes er-
day a, very large pfciiaced meeting, and saw
one Of my old Hanover friends, a highly ds'ir-
suished Wing. talked with him upon matters
and things in general, and found him 10 be a
real Taylor man. PROPOSED 10 make him 4
small bel on The election. Ills reply was thai lie
would he;, buI h. wonld bet on Cas- and Butler.
Won n. axes al him on he la. Presidential
election and was 10 hopes 10 have lone ihr same
this election, bu, my friend .1iuks raylors pros
poets not SO bright as were Nj. Gays 10 1874
IOIIISH
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oArs rou irunkari?" sail lhe Recorder, yrs-
,er,'ay. 10 a hard case who was Brought M he.
lore him iof being IS blue a ndigi the night b.
fore
"Why, I'm drunSard," said The prisoner, "bri
not an Mira drurkaTd."
'Wha, do you mean7" said he Recorder-"l
don, understau,' The distinction"
Then suppose you would understand me-,
said the prisoner, iii you had asked what my re-
itics are, and that should reply-lm wing, hui
uo an uI,ra-whig
The Recorder remarke tha, the no'>e ard
confusion were SO great he could no be beard.
IN OlL.ans DIT.
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CIRCULATE TIE DOCUMENTS

We have On hand some valuable documents
containing useful political Information, which we
are tcsirous should be circulated among the peo-
pie before the cunning election. Democrats visit
ing the CRY from The country are requested 10
call 1t Our rlfice on Main Street where We shall
be happy 10 supply them free Of charge. rs the
postage on these documents would b. somewhat
oncrons lax IN nnr friends 10 transmit them per
mail, We have determined to supply Them from
this Office, if They will call, or send their orders
by sale hands. We will send he documents by
mail, however, should orr friends be willing 10
bear The postage, which will be about 3 cents Tor
every two comics
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The Exchange Hotel

FOR X E n 7 OR L f A S E,
The subscribers offer for rent or lease the
So above well known establishment, now in
sid the occupancy Of Mrs. Young. II is we'll
a>a-5- calculated for a large private Boarding
House. The building adjoining-the property Of Dr.
William Scden-will he rented or leased with it, We
deem unnecessary 10 say more, is presumed per-
sons III want OF such establishment will first view
the premises Possession given the lst day Of Janu
niy next. For terms, which will be made moderate 10
q good tenant, apply TO
Sept 5-cw9w FERGUSON & MIIHAnO
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OBITUi RY.


pcaaf,ed this life, The l7i q Jdi;, 4 her resi-
d.uc. n Ii, cn,.ng of P,t.-ylvinii, Mrs CiTiEElH.
rD.Es i.lo.. uil!.e Ii;e Hon. Isaac Coles, and M"
th.r OF he qrssra; Hon. w. Coles hirs. had reach
ed tile advanced uns ofe ,c7.s. ~ ihs iu' enjoyment
OF Al her intellectual iacI tcs ani ~ ne luii asslr
ancc Of n blessed immortality. An Invalid Tor many
wears, sl,r employed her lime IN diligently searching
The Scriptures ana mparting her knowledge aud her
counsel 10 ali within her reach Although remarkable
for strength oil mind aud erttn nj oil Information, she
was more remark 5ie Tie deep tone II her piriy aud
G,r her consistent walk and conversation. She was,
indeed al example Of Christian behavior. y has
b-en said of her with truth that she "niii SPEAK rsii
cf nc one and allow one, unrrpro'ed, speak evil
of another, in her presence Shs bore me snhrfHcs
ami trials of l- (which, in her case were sometimes
p.ru,jar,y heavy wi:hort 4 mlrmnt AMI even Ito
troubles brought upon her oy others we're horne WIN
I,hr,.,i., firm. arancs Sli. Tor than nifty
years d consistent member Or the Ep:scoai' Church.
nr cause az Christ dear 10 her, and she omitted
mn onuortunirv uf advancing II. Although size could
MT follow the example OF her Saviour, IN gong ab'ut
Ia do good vet SHE neglected opportunity 81 doing
h,t she conli She now, fully believe, sleeps III
Jesus. Nay those who mourn her death follow her 8"
tnr ~ she taowed her Savour-ihat, 81 ldst, MI may
N united,
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The prriniums less than IN ans other Company,
and the poiCies ford greater nd eIdmpis
person aged 80 years nrat birth day, by paying tlr
cnInlany 81 cents would secure 10 his family or brrs
Suj should die III year or for 81 ~ he secures
1, them SGga, OF Ter Sis ahnnily iuf seven years ne
SECURES Ia them ST UyJ should he DIE IN seven years ~
r sou - paid annually daring lie 10 s"'diis "oo,
H. he pa,i y.ir II, i-. Tr IN 'rrT seeming ms own
honIs, by The difference ~ amount al premiums rom
t,,,s4 charged Is ats. o.ll.s For $50 5Dthc heirs
would receive IS, DhO should lie d:r III one year
JoHs ". LaGHOkS-pfr-Gent.
PETER CrLLEs-VIrr President.
TRUSTEES.
Robert +. Walsh, Peter Rambo,
Iosepii +. Thomas, Ed"arhL =. MaTkiry,
WillIum Crair robert Morris,
Geoig. ~. Diehi, stephen Il. 1rn"i"tn,
Peter Iul,rn Alive l. bGiBg,
YIN, G. Alexander: William ~. Baird,
William w HAY, X. f. Lnptr,
Clamon n. Lamb, Harry Conrad,
soliclInr-Wa H. HaLY.
Treasurer-F. w. R.wLE.
u. c. TCCKETl', iecy. and Act'y
The Subscribers having heen appointed Agent. for
the above Company ur the STATE ni Virginia pre-
pared 10 policies IL insurance Ia all parsons drsr
II. 10 await themselves of the great advantages u pre-
sents for securing to t!.cr families or friends COIN
fo Table support ailcT tlelr drs-ase.
Forms o; application, and all particulars may hr had
nj their Office I'm street, next door To the once 81
Wellington Goddin, Ell. HALL NELSON,
JOHN t. d. PAYNE
Dr. ;onS A. Cu>sisGa.M. Medical Examiner,
3,I--.svdScly
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so Lawyers. &c.
BOWLING GREEN PRO

PERTY FOR SALE.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of tie last viii aud
L testament III tic late Samuel T.. Scyn. shr,i, on
WEDNESDAY the I'D day Of November, isi-. II far,
If not The next fair dag, the Bowling Green, IN tic
county Of Caroline, offer sale al pib!lr auction, hr
Dwe,ng Hou--, Lot SC, belonging IL the hstat" =
the said Samuel Z. Scott, deceased The dwelling y
very convenient and ia excellent condition. part Of
brin. entirely new Tile iut i supplied win AL NJ
csssary out houses mostly new, and contains about
ten acres Of very productive land II - situated ~
very healthy ana agreeable village surrounded hy very
good society. The county affords a most excellent
openlng for Lawyer, especially one residing Al me
Bowling Green (;he Couu.hohse
Dr Roper, vino lives opposite, VIII tiHe prl-ntt ~
exhibiting the premises Ia persons "i-hih. !"
The terms wiii bs cery accommodating nc . ~"
n.y probsby " N M; he ~antci for - long ilnr, ne
sr ,ti r.. Ia na.- II N Understanding fund and
,r,,s ), =. sneh The terms VIII b. more pirtlcu-
IarIy -,nla,nrt on the dly al sil-.
Al nsrson. ha,,as cisins against the Estate VIII
nl.ase nrrs-n; them, properly authenticated for pay
m-n and those indebted % i v" please come i"f"afh
and make seiiieneDt.
,,;I >, Ruth.f Glen Caroline county, Va.
P"'"' " THDS l. SCOTT,
,.e ey.I. Exrruta. III ! T. scot deceased
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NL,TI(,i..
4 PUBLICATIONS. will be received nv

A PUBLICATIONS. will be received by the under sign
"a ed until The Isl nr November ri for the appoint
mrnt 0i sfenart attn virginia Military Institute. The
duties Di TINS ONCE consist III supervision of The cock
ina and serving mp The supplies for t.Ir CADETS Mess
iail-the necessary provisions. servants, SC, being
furnished by The Institute The steward wi, be lur
nished with good quarters, prov sions fuel and li.h
for his family, the services OF r-mae servant nr his
family, aud compensation not -sce-tn. $3.50 per
year. Applicants must furnish proper testimonials III
qualification and fair moral character. The number u
persons in the family should br specified in each app
cation.
AlsO-paRttd-onr good Baker, ani three first rate
Dining Room Uaiers-wIilr men preferred. Adde'S,
post paid FRANCIS SMITH,
a9--cWjw SUPERINTENDENT
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Com mission Merchant.

FROM ToRASCO.-By the arrival here
Yesterday Of The schooner Rclamp'go Capt
Wakeman, irom Tohascr, the 2o,h ult'mo, We
have intelligence thence o! an exciting nature.
Paraics had again srreare! Oh tn SCENE Of &C
lien. Capt. Waksmaa Informs " lha' General
p, with six hundred men, was raichins ~.
wards Tobasco. and on the 18Th instant ne wa
within six leagues Of that PLACE. Gen. Bruno,
AT the head OF tour hundred troops, had sallie'
out 10 meet him, but returned again - Tobasco
on The 18th II vas The opinion OF the people
OF Tobasco, that an engagement, would TAX"
place between The hostile forces about The y \
~ ooh ul.imo. New Orlsans 1imss, Oc'. 4.
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I From the Lunshb,lrg Ioatrioi. /

MEssRS. EDITORS :-Gentlemcn Ii may not
he nnneresins t. the planters and ths readers
d Your paper 10 know 'hr qaantiry ol Tobacco
in pectpd in Virginia this year, ending Srplem-
her 30h, 1913, compared with The quantity The
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RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

1t will be seen, by reference to the advertise
ment in another column, that DR.. Clymer of
Philadelphia, will lecture on the theory and prac
tire Of Medicine during the approaching session
OF this Institution, having accepted the Faculty s
invitation TO supply, for the time, the place of
the present eminent Professor, DR.. John Cullen.
DR.. Cullen has been laboring under severe
ndisposion for several months, and although
now materially improyedin health, his colleagues
are unwilling 10 risk relapse, by exposing him
10 the arduous duties Of his Chair for this scs
sion, feeling confiden! that they MAJ thus retain
for many years his invaluable services. We are
pleased TO learn, that the gentleman TO whom
the Chair is for the present entrusted, enjoys
an extended and distinguished reputation in this
country and in Europe, for abilities Of the hi2h-
est order
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Eer IL a d d i . O n
GENERAL AGENTS.

~ oS SIXTH STREET, (coLEMAN's BUILDINGS,
q" doors North of Pennsylvania Avenue,
.,pvp, w as h N & ton.
6.'LaLf TUCKER and JOHN f. ADDISON ha ve
in, themselves for the purpose Of piosecut
OF all kinds before congrcss and the several
~ ''ments the General Government.
a.oS. communications, post paid, addressed TO tho
,snaii receive prompt attention.
Ban scsehce Is given 10 the following gentlemen:
NON 1eofss DALLAS, Vice President; Hon. J.Y Ma
lar eaiy OF the Navy Hon. Il. J. Walker, Secre-
,;a. 'ne treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, " y. Supreme
Cor non X. AL 7 Hunter, U.S. Senate; CirmeHt
Esp !, Georgetown, u. G..
10 .iys onn Addison, Attorney at Law, viii! continue
t.n. OF The District ot Columbia, and the atJoinlng
~es "i Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-ely
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NJ a Rp Ed

Married, at Duncan Lodge, the residence OF
Mrs. Jane Mckenzie, on THURSDAY, the 5th Oc-
.obcr, by the Reverend VIM. Norwood, WILLIAM
p Bysp Esq, OF Williamsburg. TO Miss MARTHA
G daughter of the late William Mckenzie.
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EYlIaT TREES,
rom the S S,ny SIS % g. STOKES,

~, s vi MA TREES, SHRUbBERf
o"t'" GRAPE VINES, ROSES. &c. &C.,
From the Nursery oi STOKES
WEsrcHEsTER, Pa.
pain. Ia, been rsS at:" to Sssdn
~ uon Of pnr s,;,s ~ ensure the genuneness OF the
grating .. subscriber as Agent will receive orders
r 1sni: snd hsy m sss
catalogues may be had at his office, m re-
,.ssuss All inquiries by mall possas" Pa,d % re-
ee p.,s,ssnre. Oct 6lh ls4S-c2awtf
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VOLUME XLV.-NtTHfE;i,R Al.

had achieved over their opponents aud the enc
mics Of EQUAL RIGHTS.
word in regard TO The cause in this section:
the party were never more united and deter.
mined upon doing their duty than they are at
this time; and you may be assured that this coun-
~ will give Cass and Butler handsome majo-
rity; FOR the Democrats arc determined 10 do
their whole duty, 10 The very last man.
PRESTON
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A Plurality elects the Presidential Electoral
ticket in Maine The ticket having the highest
number of votes will therefore be successful,
wi,hou, the intervention of The Legislature.