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John Fl. Hsley VS.. Perico Vega.
TATE OF LOUISIANA.-FIrTH ]

SD "
~ DIcIAL DISTRICT CouRT, in and for the
parish Of Assumption.-No 234.--By vir-
tue Of, and in obedience to a writ of f. IA.
and seizure and sarc, to me directed by the
Honorable the aforesaid Court, in the above
entitled and numbered suit, I have seized
and will offer at public sale, at the Cour,
House Of this parish, or Saturday, the 4th
day, Of January, 1851, at eleven &C ock A.
NJ, the following decrihed property, belong
ing to the said Perico Vega, also all the
right, title and interest which he has, or may
have, in and to the same. to wit:
A tract of land situated in the parish OF
Assumption, en- the right bank Of the Bayou
Lafourche, at about four miles from Donald
$ n~ville, measuring one arpent and a quar-
Ter fronting OIL said bayou. more or less. by
thirty arpents deep, more or less, bounded
above by land, ofJuan Vega, and below by
lands Of Pcrico Morales, together with all
the bu ldings and Improvements thereon and
thereunto belonging, seized to satisfy the
above writ and costs of suit.
Ierms-Cash. ssis #Hs @ @
Parish of Assumption Nov. %, 1880.
nl3.6i1 A. F. HICKMAN. Sheriff.
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John III. IIslev vs.. Perico Vega.
rTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour du
Csnauietng disfricf iudicidire. dams af

nTAT DE La LOUISlANE.-Conr du
- Cinquiems district judicidue, dams ct
pour la p~aroisse Assomption.-N 3s4.
En- vertu dun writ du fl. "a. ct de saisie ct
venie, q moi adresse par rHon. Ia Cour sus.
dite, dams l~'afaire ci-dessus intitulee ct MI.
merotee, j'ai saisi 1T j~'offrirai en- yente pu-
blique, 4 Ia maison de Cour de cette parois.
Sc, le samedi 4me jour du mois de %janvier
1851, a onze heures du matin, Ia propriete
ci apres decrite appartenant au dit Perico
Vega, ainsi que tous les droits, titres ct int.
rats qu'ila q la dite terre, on gull peut y
av0ir. Saveir. #
I'm morceaud de terre situe dansla parois>
Sc Absorption, sur la rive droite da bayou
Lafourche, a environ 4 miles de botalds,n>
vile, mesurant IN arpent ct I'm quart dc face
au dit bayou, plus gu moins, sur trente ar
penis de profondeur plus gu moinss borpee
en- haut par la terre de Juan Vega ct en- bias
par Ia terre de Parico Morales, ensemble
avec toutes les bAtisses et ~ameIiorations qui
s'y ,rouven 81 qui en- dependent.
Saisies ponr satisfaire le writ ci-dessus ct
les frais du procas.
Conditions : Compliant.
Parcisss Assumption. l. 20 nov. 1850.
f A. T. HTCKMAN SAtrif.
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ROB DE BOYVEAU LAFFECTEUR
-.. DE PARIS.
LIE VERITABLE
ROB

DE BOYVEAU IAFFECTEUR,
Sc trouve chez p. r. HELLUIN, NapoNonviM,
~(Assomption0 seul Agent de ID Louisiana.
T-E ROB VEGETAL du Docteur Boy
ID veau LaAecteur, seul autorise, est bien
superieur aux sirops de Larrey, de Cuisinier,
de ~SalsepareilIe.
guerit radicalement, sans mercure, les
affections de la pean, dartres, scrofales, les
suites de gales, ulceres, ct les accidents pro.
venant des conchcs, de Page critique ct de
IAcrete h6redtaire des humeurs.
CONNIE depuratif puissant, il preserve du
cholera, convient pour les catarrhes de YES
sic, les advertisements ct la faiblesse des
organes, %provenant d'abus d'injections
Of, de sondes. CONNIE anti-syphilitique, le
ROB guerit en- peu de temps les ecoule-
ments REGENTS on rebelles, qui reviennent
sans cesse par suite de Pemploi du copahu,
du cubebe OH des injections qni ~repercutent
Ie virus sans lie neutraliser. .ss
lie Rob Boyveau est surtout recomrnande
contre les maladies recentes, inveterees on
rebeIles au mercnre ct d 1iedurr de potas-
SUM. Chaque bomeille porte r'instrnc,ion
pour l'emploi du Rob de Boyveau Lafecteur.
On lit dams lie Grand Dictionnaire DIES
Sciences Medicales, Art. Rob, Vol. XIX,
P. so: a .H@~
ala reputation don't JOINT ce remede dams
presaue toutes les parties din monde ciyilisG,
exige qu'on lui consacre lei un article spe-
ciaI. La puissancc du Rob Laf1ectetr con-
tire les affections les plus graz s ct les plus
a%larmantes, a etc depuis plus de cinquante
ans tant de fois attestee dams tant de lieux
divers, quill nest plus permits aujonrdh hui de
METRE en- question 81 ce remede peut Gtre
considere CONNIE un des moyens les plus
ntiles que possede Fart de gnerir. Peu de
medecins ont autant mamie ce medicament
,lie fauteur de Get article; nne juste defian.
ce de tout remede secret lui fit longtemps
hester den conseiller rusage ; mais plu.
sieurs success eclatants quill cut occasion de
remarquer vainquirent ga ~repngnance, et
depuis pres de vingt.cinq ans quill present.
le Rob d ses malades, il 10 Pa jamais vi
echouer une seule fois sur plus dune cen.
tame de malades." y
N B.-Les houieilles sont toutes cap
sulees ct fermees par nne coiffe en- par
chemin, OF une bande portant Ia signature
du Dooteur Gireaudeau de Saint Gervais
lie nom do Boyveau-L afectepr. 20 trouve
sur les capsules. nl3s
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STONE g. M'CULLuM,
@MMR
CIR EAT W N,

Cet'e troupe, composeee DIES plus fameux
e%cuyers, des plus hardis sau'eurs ct des
clouns les plus desopilants qui Iarcourent
ces contrees, s'est acguis dams rOuest ct le
Sud des Etats-Unis une reputation aussi
proverbia|e que celle que merite a Paris lie
Cirque-O |ympique de Francopi.
Ellie donnera une representation d Napo-
Ieopville,
SAMEpI, ID DEcEMBRE 1850.
Lie corps de musiciens (e mieux compose
de PAmeriqne) sera diriges dams un char.
riot dttcif de 90 cherdur, c"nduits par un
seul h"mme, a 9 heures P. NJ. jusqu'au pa
villon OH Sc donnera une representation des
plus v~ariees.
Les Directors annoncent avec plaisir
qu'ils Sc sont adjoint deux des plus celebres
ecuyers t~rancais {:
LIE JEUNE BURTE,
age de dix ans, ct avec qui pas IN ecuver ne
peut rivsliser, d'adresse, de courage ct dele.
gance pour monter a nu les plus fringants
coursiers;
JEROME BACkLER,
des ChamPs-E lysees, lie plus fort sauteur vi
want onnu. Que rincredule soft temoin de
ses tours de force ct il ne lie sera plus.
Les eIercices de cette troupe sont tout
nouveanx dams &C pays.
LIE Directeur est heureux de pouvoir an
noncer quill a contracte un engagement
avec
NJ. II. NJ. SMITH
ct ses deux eleves, Thomas ct Leandre, Qui
pnraitront a chaque esercice. NJ Smith in
troduira an,si les deux chevaup bresilirns
Fanny EIlsler ct Tom Pouce, qui ont etc a.
chetes r6cemment a grands frais pour cette
compagnie.
Les %anciens membres de Ia troupe %jouis-
sent egaleznent dune reputation non moins
grande que les nouveau1. QneI est celui
qui ma pas entendu psrler des MONS de
Nc COLLUM, STONE, LIPMAN, Ed
GAR, FISHER, BROWN. RICE
ct de plusieurs sutres d'origine americaine,
-et Qui ma entendu le nom de
JOHN SMITH?
GREEN JOHNSON ct BEN JENNING
debiteront, sans etre vulgaires, leurs bonnes
charges, ct feront ainsi passer lie temps des
intermedes.
~AVIS-Nous desirons svertir ecu,
qui ont I'intention d'encourager notrc trou-
pc, que, confinement aux antr.s Cirques,
nous n'annoneons~ l'apparition d'aucun ecu
yer qui ne fai, pas partie de notre troupe.
JONI w. SMITH, Drecteur,
G. L. EATON, Agent
Pour les exercices du jour, les portes sont
ouvertes d l heure ct demie, ct on ommen
ce / 2 hcures p. n. If
Pour les representations de mutt, les portes
sont ouvertes a 6 heures, ct on commence 4
Q heures ct demie p. M. +e.--
GPrix d'entrse, SO cents Enfants ALL
dessous de IL ans, moitie prix.-Personnes
de c%ouleur, 25 cents. .u
Pour les details, voir les grandes ct petit
tes afiches, aux Hotels ct aux places publi-
ques. ... s...5s4. .. ..af
La Compagnie donnera dee representa-
tons i Thibodeaux jeudi ct yendredi IL ct
10 decembre; al ri.. u.t -. ass
A Donaldsonville, lie dimanche Is du
meme mois. . +s
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4 MESSlEURS LES HABITANTS.
NMESSIEURS Al. DANIEL Il Gle ont

Il MESSlEUKS Las H.Abl AN
TN ESsIEURS A. DANIEL Gle ont
dhvAs l'honneur d'informer NM. les SUI
ctiets qu'ils Sc chargent, avec leur con'po-
sition liquide, de nctsoyer parfaitement le
tartre (0u scales) que forme le depot de Teau
dams les bouilloites i vapeur. Plus, d faide
dune autre composition, lis enforcement
anssi lie nettoyage des chaudieres d faire ie
sucre lou ketle).
iComme preuve de leurs assertions, lis
croicnt devoir indiqner CONNIE references
MN. Charles Kock, de PAssomption ct M.
Cowsend de Thibodauyille qui, ont employee
leurs compositions.
Enfin les p~efsonnes qni desireront Sc pro.
curer de ces compositions peugent s'ad,es-
ser a M. John Ellie Gross, ~ingenieur du
steamboat +. II. StrecE GU a M. Robert
Murphy, aeent, rue de Ia Vieille-Les6e. go,
observation-disclosures. 3'
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VENTES JUDIClAIRES
A. NJ. Foley VS.. Pierre Hebert. r.

a. N. Foley VS.. Pierre Hebeyt. r.,
STATE OF LOUISIANA-F,rrn r.
~ prc1sL DIsrRrBr CouRr, in and f..
the Parish of Assumption.-No. 79e.-Rv
virtue of, and in obedience to an ,);a,
writ Of iieri facias to me directed bv tbs
Honorable tn" aforesaid Court. in the ohnv.
entitled and numbered suit, I have se;zc1
and will offer for sale, on Saturday, the 4,b
day OF January, 1871, at II O'Clock A. N
the following described property. belonging
to the said Pierre Hebert Jr, also. ali ,boo
right, title and interest which he has. ~
may have in and to the same, to wit
At'act "fland situated in the parish of
Assumption, on the west side ofBayou La.
tourche, near Grand Bayou, being the south
west quarter of section No. Al, township
No. II, range No. 10, East, contain;ns
one hundred and twenty eight acres, and
10 100 of an acre, (12s 13IlO) together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and 'hrreunto belonging, seized 10
satisfy the above writ, and costs Of suit.
Tfrms-Cash.
Parish Of Assumption, Nov. 90. 1850.
nl3,9ll A. r. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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A. VI. Foieyvs. Pierre HILBERT us.
TTAT DE LA LOUiSIANE. rou

L.. NJ. Foteyv vs.. Paerre Hilbert fills.
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANE,- Cour
@S du Canquieme district jindiciaire. dams
ct pour la p~aroisse Assomp,ion.--Ne 1866.
En- vertu d'rn writ de alias fl, ia, d moi
adresse par PHon. la cour susdite, dams 'af.
faire ci-dessus intitnlee ct numerotee, TAI
saisi ct j~'offrirai en- vepte publique, a Ia
Maison de Cour de cetle paroisse, le samedi,
Anne jour du mois de %janvier 1851, d IL heu.
res du matin, la propri6te ci.apres decritc
appartenant au dit Pierre Heber, fills, ain.
81 que tous les d'oi's, Tires ct inttrtts
quill a Il laditc terre SAVIOR:
Un moroccan de terre, situG dams Ia Pa.
ro'sse Assumption. sur Ia rive Quest du Ba-
you L"f""rche, pres Ie Grand Bayou, etant
lie quarter Sud Quest de la sec,ion No. AZ,
township No IL, rangee No. 70, Est, con
tenant cent vingt HUT acres, 13IlOO dun
acre Q2a $4,000 ensemble avec toutes les
batisses ct aneliorations qui en- dependent,
saisis pour satisfaire lie writ ci.dessus ct les
frais du process. ..... 5.fsgr...
Condtions--Comptant .T.
Paroisse Assumption, lie % nov. 1850.
A. +. HICKMAN Sb6r;f
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10UGH, DR.. JOS. H.-Doctsur LacenciS.
. Paincourtyille, L, MS
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~ DETAINED. in The parish jail f
"A the parish of Assumption, q mulatto boy,
Aaged about % years. calling himself
JOIN. says he belongs to Widow Guillot or
Guillou, said also that his masters name was
Antoine Paimbeau, near Thibodaux; be is5
feet 4 inches il height. .a7ttt@ls
The owner Of raid slave, is requested to
come forward, take him away, and comply
with the law. A.F. HICKMAN,
N~apoleonvilIe. Nov 20. 1850. Sheriff.
a DETENU d la geoIede In p~aroisse
N Assumption, lie mulatre JOHN, age
Ad'enyiron % ans; table, 5 pieds 4 pou-
ces; dill qn'il ppartient i Nine We Guillot
on Guillou; il a premierement dit qpc son
maitre Sc nonmait M. Antoine paimbeau,
demeurant pres de Thibodanx.
Le maitre dudlt escIave est prize do le 70.
tirer de prison on se conformani . Ia lei.
A. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Sapo'sonvilfc, 20 nor. 1850.
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IMPORTANTTO PLANTERS.
ANESSpS nANIET 4. In bo.

G1DthC hs bhlSlI5L we ihso
~ The honor to inform the sugar planters
Ina, they will undertake the cleaning Of boil
ers, taking off the scales formed by tho
water inside Of them, with a liquid compost
ton; they will also, with the aid of another
composition, clean the sugar kettles.
They would respectfully refer those who
may wish to try their process, to Messrs Chs.
kock, of Assumption and Towstnd Of Tb'-
bodaux, who have used their composition.
Persons wishing to procure those compost.
tons, can do soee by applying to Mr.. John
Ellie Gross, engineer n the steamer +. M.
Streck, OF to Mr.. Robert Murphy, agent.
90. Old Levee street. New Orleans. fn]3M
iM WEYAND, Fac,ev de- Pianos, tons
~. les trois mois passe dams pAssomption
ainsi que chaque fois quill est appele par les ha-
bitants. T.
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'%aroisse Assumption, lie % nov. 1850.
A. F. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
Eelahoussaye, 1estamentary Eaecuors
vs.. James Carl.


vs. James Carl. .4.u
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures
- JUDICIAL D1sTRicT COURT, in and for
the parish Of st. Mary.--No. 3539,-By
virtue Of, and in obedience to a writ off. "a.
TO me directed by the Honorable the afore-
said court, in The above entitled and num-
bered suit; | have seized, and will offer at
public sale, ut the Court. House ofthis parish,
on Saturday, the 4th day of January, 1881,
at ii o'clock A. NJ, the following named
negroes, belonging to the said james Carl,
to wit #E@@s Es- #f5* .h@5
A negrn man named Joe, about forty
years Of age. ,asaf e. aa4aas
A negro man named Giles, about twenty
eight years of age. fgt s5 u .sgal
Seized in the above suit. sa3 asasas
Ierms--Cash. a...t
Parish of Assumption, Nov. 90, 1850.
nl3RiI AT. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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r. Dttdh0uSSdye eIecAtGur tcStafientaiTe vs..
James Carl.
1TAT DE LA LOUISfANE,-Cour du
- Quatorzieme district judiciaire, dams
ct pour la p~aroisse Ste Mary.-No $3.50.
En- yertu dun writ de 4. f., d moi adres.
sc, par Honorable In Cour susditc, dams
rahaire ci.dessus intitulee ct numerotee,
j'ai saisi ct j~'oArirai en- vente publique, d Ia
maison de Cour de cetie paroisse, le samedi
4me jour du mois de ~ianvier 1861, a1Ih.
du matin, les esclaves ci.apres NOMINEES, sa-
voir .r. -. r..ea .s..H x.aa.a #s a 7rs
I'm Negro nomme Joe, age d'enyiron 40
ans, .s.t as r -. -az#Ha 5%aairz
I'm negre nomme Giles, age de % ans
environ. .-.t
Saisis pour satisfaire le writ ci-dessus ct
les frais du process.
Conditions !: Compliant.
Paroisse Assumption, le 90 Nov. 1850.
rE 81. A.F. HICKMAN, Sherif.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-10
in COMMON COUNCIL,
MONDAY, April LIST, 1850

The Sergeant returned list Of delnquents in the
Council levy Of lS49 of fifty tithabes and three
horses, amounting SIT &c., which was examined and
allowed.
The Committee appointed to settle the Account Of the
Chamberlain and Sergeant, made report, showing
balance in the hands Of the Chamberlain due to the Cor
poraton of $53 10 l-2 cents.
The same Committee reported settlement with the
Sergeant, showing that the public monies for which he
was Table, have been duly accounted for and paid
A. B. Vepable presented account for services rem.
dered to Richard Turner, (ho died in jail from the ef
feca of epmm) amounting 10 So so cents, which was
examined and rejected.
The Committee appointed to settle the accounts OIL
Alexander S. Hall, late Chamberlain, made report
showing balance due the Corporation of $l046 OF cts
which was adopted.
On motion of Mr. shesy the following resolution wal
adopted:
Resolved. That the Chamberlain be instructed in set
Ting with the Representatives Of Alexr S, Hall decd
late Chamberlain to accept the sam Of $1,000 i'd dis
charge of the basncc due inc Corporation with interest
thereon from the LIST day OF November, iS49 till paid
A. b. Yenable is allowed 1922 81 cents, for ringing
the Court house BELL night from the 4th day Of April
ls4s, to the Sd day Of April, 1850.
VIM. II. Hartman, Chamberlain, returned a list Of Ii
censcs issued by him, which ordered to be fled
'''' ]. F. PATTERSON, Clerk
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-10
RocKBRiDGE LAND FOR SAN
r WISH TO sell the Farm on which : ~, 49,,

T WISH to sell the Farm on which I now seejd<.
L situated about five miles West Of Lexington, a
Union run, adjoining the Lands or the Rev. A. q.
Davidson and others, containing, about 90l y.
ores. One-half of This Land is cleared and b 4
good state Of cu,ivaton the remaining half 10 sstI
cred with timber of the best quality. The Land 3
we'll watered. having some fourteen Springs -
sribdted over il and TWO bod streams 4 ssif
running through it,. Every field is supplied vill
fine spring water. The DWELLING HOCS4
is large and cofnmodlous new Log Building si4
all the requisite outhouses, together with tive soas
Portable tenants houses on the place. There 10 Z
fine never failing spring whiting 40 or 80 yards 4
the house. The Barn is Q new Log Buildinr g
by SO, and has fine large stables connected with Is.
There is good young Orchard of choice Apples
on the place. and also great variety Of othss fiuis
This place being situated convenient to the Tows
of Lexington enjoys the advantage Of a good ua<
ke,, for the safe ofproduce and fine timber on IT,
: Twill offer this land At public auction on Fridaf
the 9Th Of April next will sell il privately to any
one between now and that time. Terms 81 800 il
hand and the balance in three equal annual install.
tnent. will offer for sale on the same day quss-
iity Of Personal Property, consisting Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Horses. Cattle, Sc.
MICHAEL P. KAHLR
March 20. iS5OLtds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-10
THE CEMETERY.

Every year sweeps from social circle soma oil It's
members and their remains ded into the grave
ward which is obliged yield up its tenants to make
room for the new ones We go the funeral and when
we see the half decay bones which thrown up oy
the spade of the sexton, cry out "shame Sho We
then return home and forget how soon 1t may DC our
turn TO repose in the ground that has areauy peeh
into graves more than once.
Why is it that such cold Indifference u mlsnt nav
used much stronger term) prevails on 'nis ,.y ~.
bouqbt that the bodie. of himself and family are 10 De
dug up in few years and huddted INTO some oy pit
Yet such is The inevitable fate Of oil who have peen or
NAV be buried 10 the present graveyard Inc Town
will soon extend and the ground VIII De wantea ior
buildings and il will share the same fate Of the od
chester burial ground which Is now covered py large
brick houses. 49,. -, .r.,,
Al, time be sacred to the purposes Of sepulture Let us
organize under II! Let us buy ground and proceed az
once TO lay il oil into lots and offer them for sale In
few years it can be rendered beautiful and attractive
spot 1t vii! be place TO which we can resort WIN
pleasure for meditation and commnninss with the de-.
parted and 10 which we can look without feelings OF
Disgust as our own last resting place on earth Men
spend thousands on habAons Tor the living why should
thew begrudge few hundred dollars to procure and a
dorm home and sanctuary for the dead This IS
subject which addresses itself the best feelings OF our
nature II has engaged the thoughts OF our citizens for
several years past-commtees have been appointed 10
consider il and several members OF those committees
now sleep beneath the soddenizens OF that old grave
ward which they looked upon with so much dread as
their abiding place earth They procrastnated from
time 10 fime-no final action was had, and they now lie
where they least desired to be buried Let US take
warning by theirex ample Let as act promptly, and
secure for ourselves resting place IN the pure earin
amidst trees and shrubs and flowers hch our own hands
have planted and spot consecrated and forever SCI
apart as the domain Of the dead a CiliEEN'
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fs,- yindicator and Messenger requested to copy.

Nessrs Editors II claim that the constituent has a
rrht 10 know the opinions upon all subjects oil puoc
policy Of every WHO'S candidate tor his suffrage
This principle is admitted believe, 10 its fullest ex-
tent by all of those who present engaged In the
contest for seat i'm the next House OF Delegates In &C.
rordance with that acknowledged right, wish TO pro-
,on,J question or two to MIR. lmbodon, and also 10
zach orthe other candidates, Messrs. McCue, Johnson
Peyton and Walker. rc-..
Mr. Imbodeu-An article upon the subject OF Constr
tutional Reform appeared some time SINCE IN ne r-
oinia Messenger, signed Independence, when mas
been generally attributed to you. In the article refer
red to which was particularly upon the kght OF
suffrage the writer says, lin substance) and claims
some credit for originality in the idea, that the "ght
of Suffrage" should be restricted to free white male cat
;zens upwards 81 years of age who have paid their
taxes aud are abe 10 read and crte Do you advocate
that doctrine
To the other candidates would PROFOUND the same
uuery-Do you advocate the doctrine that the Right OF
Suffrage should be restricted ID hose tcho are doIe 70
read and tcrite2 NJ. =
Reing an advocate Of the extension OF the Right oil
y,se 10 all tax-paying and adult citizens, and oppos-
al 20 ,nv such restriction as that above referred TO,
w;,h 10 know before casting my vote IN the coming e.
lection what the opinions OF the respective candlaa'es
are upon that subject. -,
@ Did either Of you at the time Messrs BALDWIN ana
Massie voted in the Legislature OF Virginia tor the ir-
I'd basis, advise sanction, or approve OF that vote
g. Atthe Spring election, thereafter did either OF you
after having approved Of that vote oppose essrs Bald
win and Nasse for having given it, and endeayor topper
suade tho people OF Augusta TO vote against them ir
their course upon that subject.
would respectfully ask responses to the above que
RES through the public prints and from the Hastings
A VOTER.