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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-23
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The sul,scrihsr has Rrmpycd l,i, FURNl.
TuRE WARERUUMtoa aIr. 4. j. Nurses new
building tnp.siairs> where i.r will keep con.
stanily on hand. general assortment Of Fur
,ss.,f.,y-5-;,,., niturr, consisting in part Of
ss-..--sSS ss--izsS Marble 'rop. Sofas and Di.
vans. F"a s,.ools. O,in,naIs. War,lrol,rs, plain
and Mahogany. Candle stands. Dining. Tea
and Work Tables, Centre d.; Curicd Maple
high and low pns, I}edstrads, Mahogany do ::
Office. Sitting. Nursing and ite cking Chairs uf
every description. #s
Fu,ni.nrc ua..in AMI repaired at the shurtr.,
nU:J-.
Plain and Mahogany Collins furnished Il, or.
der +- ss'ss %-s- s
The subscriber Il prcJr,rr,t TO furnish Hlii.i.
Sash anl lLHIs at 'l.1ri,.s',r, Yeiccn.
tir will ron,iuu. hts WORKSHOP AZ the
oh. Si"n!. WHERE all Orders in l,is line will b.
pnnrinally attended tn. ..as
DASL. 5. SARGENT.
Nav Is
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Notice.

Persons having demands against the Es-
tate of Il. Richardson, Decd. are requested
to presen, them duly a,testea, and those in
debted to make payment to
y C. nj. RICHARDSON,
Ai,r.
NV y ,axO @ az
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Spring and Summer Goods


Spring and Summer Goods
The SuG.cribcr is now receiving his SPRINts
STOCk OF GOODS, which he oilers 70 the
follows: =, Ett 81 sBf fstSs1s,9ts... va
Plain Ear'sson Ginghatas, sE
Sulii C,lors Yy
Suycriinc China
sesh Go'os orsands lawns.
Enbroiderrd " -, Muslins. oas
We've Thread Lace,
JaesRei Edging,
. Inserting,
Smhs Eiging, a*
- Inserting,
S"p'rline.. ). Ribi,0ns Trimmed.
lariirs balloon Sleeves, ftFY
y" Ne1dlcd worked Cellars. .sy..s
ra" !" . Muun,ings, "a
:. Canation Braid
Iarige fimnings.
silk Pendants Trimmings. ,is4
:. Black and salorsa Kid Gls.ss. 3,,,s .,,s
SIN Purasol,. 4 e
Printed Mtisiins,
f,ssnd 80.
Chambray Ginghnms.
brown und Drab Liuen Drills.
Hue Dcmns, gty3 sE7E
Cation AIDES, st
Swiss and Null Muslins, gaassS $50
Linen Camhrick Fankrrchirfs 80 ~ W.
Marion Paid and Striped iiuinespas.
Z Mari bore .. =. .:
English Long CIsAhs, tssa&ss
Charleston 10 and a. Shirtings.
GEnnityitie . q sndy Asi - T.ss'S
hkalb Coston UsnaBttrgs. pf
SpEasoss faacy Prints Gp,ozs VI ,sasssn,sa.
Epgtsh g" .S5 ',+S,sggf ;sg .. S8fe
:. Inmiure Pri.,s, ssss.s "a
Bosding s'
Iadies Black mid colosrd Gaitsts. ft
'' Seal Skin Slippers, tafssv eaiy
:" .. I" Walking Shoes, jsis.s ~
Gents Black and cosorrd tsairsre, ,ssfs.
- Fur and Silk iIaie,
ieghorn and Panama jIa,s.
Palmetto Hats, its ~ tS5T3
famlraf Hats Rs 9a
GROCERIES,, IIARDwAREAND cKGt y.
ERS, &c. DC.
---------AI I.SO-
30 Barrel, bcs, Baltimore Flour. #'f4
Kegs hrst Gtshen IsGiies. ,+.',.a
II Boxes fine Epgislltsiee.s,
All which he offer ay fos sasi or to p,snrfuu,
customers. ss ~ Fi*q ~
Ami, !, ,ss, IT. y. 'p'ss'Ns; :;
u 4.
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JOHN t. GKAY
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1850. WIN. GRAY.

In accordance with the above announcements we s'ae
that we are now prepared to execute all business WIN
which we may be favored, with fidelity accuracy and DIS
patch The senior partner from his long N the
business has been made Of the respohs lnseP
eahe from it. and he assures the public that both he and
his partner will use every effort to merit its iavors
In short time more particular advertisements VIII ap-
pears meantime we solicit. and shall thankfully recevethe
patronage of all responsible dealers. -
We hope make all our purchases for CASH. anu 10 sell
on such terms as such advantages will secure: o,.
December l9, 1850 ADiE = 0hAI.
RErENcEs.-Jacquelih P. Taylor, james Gray, VIM
Fl Mcfarland, President of the Farmers Bank Of virgin
ia John c. obsop President of Exchange Bank OF Va.
at Richmond, SAM Marx, Cashier of the Bank OF virgin
ia, Bernard Peyton s Sons, Thos R. Price + Coz Webb
Bacon & Co.. Davenport, Allen 5 Co., James 9. Crane 4
Son. Cav Mathews s. Co., Dunlop Moncure & Co., Ed
win WORKMAN & Co.. Tinsley & Bryant, II. w. Fry,
Dan' H. London. Richardson & Co., Dean & Brown.
January Is, l65l.-SL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12

rs,o Benjamin Fawce and Isabella his wife late Isabel
ia Kincad, and John Swope-As you are not inhab'
itants Of the Commonwealth of Virginia, you will please
take notice that shall the LIST day Of March, le5l at
the office Of RoB: p. Kinney, Esq., in The town Of Staun-
ton, proceed to take the depusllons of Thomas Niche
and others and on the 2Oh day of March, 1851 at the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Highland Co.,
Va at Monterey, shall proceed TO take the deposl-
tons of James Gay and Others The dePosilons OF the
witnesses will be commenced at fines before the dates
bove mentioned pursuant, legal notice given to the Home
Defendants, but they will not be closed until the dates a
hive mentioned in order to secure YOU legal notice All
which dispositions when taken shall offer aseydence on
the trial of pending and undetermined on the
cbancerv size of the Circuit Court Of the said county OF
Highland in which am Plaintiff and you and others are
Defendants If said deposuns shall not be completed or
the days above stated the taking thereof will be adjourn
Cd from day to day or from time time and from place
place until they are completed. You can attend if you
think priper. 4r,i,,,,, e,,onr
Jan %, 1851. PETER SWoPE.
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Executors Sale of Land, .Nssrees,Sc.

WILL be sold on Wednesday the 26h day Of February
w next, ii fair, If not The next fair day thereafter,
the late residence of Peter Martin, decd, about one h
North Of Greenfield III the County of Nelson and lyng Oh
both sides of The road leading from Rocksh Gap 10 Ne'o
Coufh House, that VERY DESIRABLE FARM upon
which The deceased lived.
This Farm contains about 400 Acres, the soil very
fine and susceptible of tie highest Improvements me hulu
ngs consist of comfortable DWELLING HoUoE WIN
four ruonis and good Cellar, and all necessary out
Ice house, good Barn. Stables and Graney, ana hne VI
chard OF well selected fruit, from the June apple 10 .ne
finest Pippin There is upon this Tract good proportion
Of Meadow Land producing as fine mothy and clover as
any land East Of the Blue Ridge There some on OF
Acres seeded in Wheat and The while farm uhaeI gooo
enclosure This Farm lies upon the North fork OF I1ocK
fish River, and within one mile of the H0wardsve Urn
pike road and distant from Howardsye " miles; ID u'i
view OF Inc Blue Ridge Tunnel and Railroad distant SIN
miles and the SAME distance from the Plank road leading
to Scosvie and in as healthy part OF the country as
any in the State.
Also other Tract, containing 40 AChh'o' ABOUT
one mile distant upon both sides OF the same ROAD au e"
er the Railroad well enclosed and upon which also seed
ed crop of wheat.
Also one Tract Of Land on the Blue Ridge, containing
about 100 ACRES. 49,
Upon The first named Tract considerable preparation mas
been made for Corn and Tobacco crop.
Also at the same time re or Is likely Negroes,
Plantation Utensils GRAIN Hay. Fodder, Horses and Stock
of every description For the Land, onethd will be re-
quired hand the other payments and the terms or inc
personal property will be made known on the day OF SALE
The Executors will take pleasure in showing the Land to
any that may wish to examine il before the sale
JAMES NJ HARRIS.
JNO. w. DICKINSON;
Executors of Peter Martin, dec d..
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Mn pursuance Of Deed of Trust executed BY John Gale
to the Undersigned and of record in the Clerks ofnce
of the County Coart Of Augusta shall proceed TO sell on
The premises on Tuesday the 4lh day Of March next 30
acres Of Land more Or less One third of the purchase
money will be required in hand balance in two annual
naymen,s The Land lies 2miles South west of Deeried
adjoining the Lands of Clayton, Beck and Others About
so Acres are cleared and te balance well bered There
are two comfortable Log Dwelling Houses two Barns and
other buildings. The Land is productive and well @aered
There is also good supply of Fruit Trees of good quail
iy. This is quite desirable little Farm to person OF
small capital The right is unquestonabe, but acting as
Trustee shall convey only such right is vested in me-
JACOB BECK, Trustee.
February 5, lS5l.2:ds.
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commissioners, sale Of VALUABLE Land

PURSUANT to decree of The Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Augusta County, pronosncr
ed at the November term, $780, IN the suit Of E5aoelh
Landes and Others Lydia NJ. Landes and Others We
the undersigned Commissioners appointed tor thai
wlproceed to sell to the highest bidder on the premises
On Naked Creek in Augusta County, on Friddy he IAN
dan of Feb1tary ncrt, two TRACTS OF, LAM. oe~
longing to the heirs vi Samuel Landes, decd containing
by a recent survey, IN all
3ls acres, ROODS and 4 POLES.
This Land lies in one of the most fertile portions OF the
Valley 0f Virginia, and is Of excellent quality, small por-
ton excepted is highly susceptible Of Improvement being
we'll adapted 10 the growth Of clover and Other grasses and
produces abuddany all kinds Of grain grown 10 this iat
tude There is due proportion OF bered and cleared
Land about % Acres Of Meadow, two Dwell. -
LING HOUSES, in good repair, (and large and knk
COMFORTABLY with the usual ut-honses, and two ..a
Rams convenient one Of the Barns large and newly erect
ed Itis also well watered and within hundred yards
of Merchant and Trs Mill. These two Tracts although
notadjonlng viii be sold together, one Of them contains
ony S5 Acres being altogether in timber This Land may
be divided thesituaion of the buildings being vorabls
for division. -
TERMS OF SALE.-The decree above mentioned.
requires so much cash, be paid in hand as will deray
the costs of this suit and the costs Of saeone third oil the
residue in six months from The sale, and the balance in SIX
equal annual nstaments thereafter and that FOR these IN
staments the purchaser shall give bonds with good securi
IT, and that the title shall be retained ultimate security
ill the whole purchase money spaid Sale TO commence
at II o'clock, A. M.
Further particulars made known application to either
Of the subscribers living the neghbohood or to any o.
the Nlessrs Eandes living on the Land.
JONATHAN I,ANDES, co,.,,.
CYRUS BROWN,
January / 1S5l-tds. =
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VALUABLE ROCKINGHAM LAND
E0i& SALE

1,HE subscriber will offer Tor sale al public AuetISn on
the 22nd day of May, 1851, If not sold priuas BE-
fore tina. dsya very Valuable Farm situated N She Sns
Ieunncs and Others. containing about 700 ACRES. On
this Fam ere is large BODY superior PINE and OAK
TIMBER which rendered very valuable on account q
its close proximity to numerous saw,Is l. also s"S.
fine state of cultivation and susceptible Of the highest con-
don ofimprovement. 80
The locality andgre.t conyeniences of this Farm rende:
most desirable properyhaving upon 1t various
of the finest water and s situated in the midst osess'a
Foumils and Salllsbesdes, upon it, there is one Oh
the finest mill sites in the county.
It IS located in negh0orhood proverbal for ineiEence
honesty and morality which is great Inducements 70
chasers ,,Lc., N 1900.
viii also offer fr sale all my Farming Utensils House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Stock OF fsous Dscpsns
Wheat, Corn. SC.
Terms made known oh The dny Of sale :, .n,,
WM. H. PERRY.
Tocen,her Ok 1S50-tdg
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Au-
County. FEBRUARY The 3rd, 1851.
Sarah Ann Porerfeld widow and Administrative OF ROB-
ert Porteried decd.-Paint1f.
William Kinney and Rebecca P. Kinney HE wife, Lewis
Wayfand and Mary c. his wife.-Defendahts.
The object of this suit is subject 10 sale tract Of Ian
known as Solders Retreat" belonging TO the estate Of
Robert Porterfed, decd.
The DeGendan, Lewis Wayland not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of AS
semby and the Rules of this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not nhaban this Com
honwealth 1t is ordered that the SAID Defendant do APP
pear here on the lst Monday in April next and answer the
bill Of The plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper printed in Sauhton for
four weeks successfully and posted al the front door Of the
Courthouse Copy--Ieste,
AZ
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OBJ e. MAlllllAA0S
Celebrated Universal Drawing and Healing SalVc'

yI,E greatest blessing that man inherit. in this life is
health IT is an old maxim aud true one that SCUM
health like good sight, the value seldom known until 1t IS
LOST should BE- the Of every to obtan posslbe
perfect STATE Of health Life be enjoyed without it
Ican be obtained Dir e Hamhll's Universal Drawing and
which Il has used Pains Strans etterwom Blood Bes
Errspas Bone Fellou Scroua, White Swelling Neuralgia,
Cancer Warts Cons, and various other ailments The
thousands that have used and been benefited b It's healing
rendering their testimonials and certificates OF its virtues from
all parts of the country What has done for the afflicted here
tore will perform for all who may use 1t now or hereafter
There are thousands the land who they khew tsany
pcror qualities would ncverbe without it, or spare it from their
houses Tbe afflicted would hail il thousands have already
as their deIverer from PAIN aud rejoice in the perectenoy
of health Let all the afflicted Try i, and find cure
r & Goodies Staunton Sterling & Son, and Hodck, Har
rsonburg j. j. g. A. G. Brown, Bridgewater Price S per
ing and Healing Savc.
Stanton. Feb s lS5I.-lT.
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rJ,HE undersigned would most respectfully inform all
those who are entitled to Bounty Land under an act
Of Congress passed in September, 1880 hathe will attend
to The location in that beautiful and fertile portion OF our
Country, Western Missouri, Of all Warrants that may be
entrusted to his care and obtain Tor the holders thereof
their patents.
He will personally inspect and be able miIuey to de-
scribe every parcel land he may enter Holder? Of
rants cannot fail the advantage of committing them
to the care some person. who when the land obtained
can give them satisfactory information respecting it.
In all entries he will aim at fertility ofsoil and health
fulness of location.
His charges viii be moderate. All communications to
him upon the subject will receive prompt atlen
ton. UEo. w. Ahni
RErEkrkoEs.-Col. George Baylor, and Maj VIM !; n.
amn Sg" s oa Ke1' ns W HaPfp asHs1
Marshall, Saline Co., NOR
Jan. g. 1S5l.-6t. s
~ Viidicator copy.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


HAVE this day sold my entire stockdf DRUGS, MED
l ICINES, FIXTURES, &c, 10 SdM'E F. Ads,
who will hereafter continue The busness 10 Inc house lately
occupied by me, i47 Mali Street, Richmond, Va.
/ have long and intimately khown Mr. Ade, in connec-
ton with the Apothecats and Drug Business and take
pleasure in recommending him my friends and aie Gus
toners, as every way Worthy Of their confidence ana pa
tronage. ALEA. " A.
We sAM'L F. ADIE, JOHN TAYLOR GRAY.
AND WILLIAM GRAY. all residents of the city OF
Richmond in The Stale Virginia have this day entered
into Co.parlheshP for carrying on the Wholesale and
tail Apo,hecary and Drug business in the cyof Richmond
under the firm ard style Of ADIE d GRAY. The
said Sam F. Adie and John Taylor Gray are the general
of said firm and the said William Gray spe-
ca partner and contributes the sum of thousand dollars
in cash, to the capital of the concern The said John Iay
ito, The said partnership is to continue for years from
''''' 'A'' N'''0' o'0''o SAM'L F. ADIE,
JOHN T. GRAY,
p;oh,oond Tjec 10 1850. VIM. GRAY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12
10MNISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND.
EsggTE OF JERE.odL4H .aUDE, DECEASED.
MARCH lST 1851

DY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Augusta
ID County rendered in November, 1850, will offer at
Public Sale on the premises all The Landed Estate Of the
ate J. AUpE, decd. There are
700 OR 500 ACRES
lying on South River about mile below the town Of
Waynesboro and the prospect of Railroad to that town
renders the property peculiarly desirable.
will attempt no description Of the property butcan as
sure the public that the quality Of the land and us location
render one Of the valuable pieces Of property IN inc
county Of Augusta. -. ,....,.,,,.o
wishing to purchase and the tract will be divided II 1t
should be found desirable to do so. few Wood Lots
will be sold at the end Of the tract near Waynesboro
Tho Land will be shown to those wishing TO examine it
oy Mr.. Mark Taylor, who resides upon the premises
TERMS OF SALE.=So much cash as will pay the
costs of sui, and the expenses Of Sale the residue in four
equal annual instamehts. Bd and security required ana
the title retained. JOHN b. EaLD"lN,
Ion * 1851. Commissioner.
o,-Harrisonburg Republican copy and mark cost
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lpHlalhI0 SAlLlgo

,THE undersigned viii offer for Sale at public auction
at the late residence Of his Son, johns. Thompson,
on Tuesday The 18Th day Of February next variety oil
valuable property, viz:
Sr ,cork horses screen colts Of different ages and very
ua,ab Stud e received the premium r at s sGias
Shoc in kockJridge sererai gears ago; f'rs , yl.ea
Cous, and three young cattle; Sirty or more He5s
One Hundred basdels Of Rye and three hundred Bushels
mare or less, otihc rey best Wheat; A gala5fe Wand
mill; ne,c Road Wagon anda Farm Wrson; iI p
or four Beds bedding and Beds!eads 1tco or three Bu
rsa,r and auariety Of Household and Kitchen F'rn'
t,re. too tedious tospccty.
TERMS.-All sums underline Dollars Will be requ
red in md on larger sums credit OF nine months will
be given, the purchaser executing bond with approved
Sale to commence at 8! o'clock A. NJ. ,.
"'' '''''' ANDREW THOMPSON.
Jan. 81, ls51.-ts.
N.B.-All persons Indebted TO the estate are reques
ted to come forward and settle pay and creditors are
requeed to present their claims to the subscriber 10
settlement Creditors are invited to attend the sale ane
Ma I It.
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TO MERCHANTS AND CAPITALISTS

,J,HE Subscriber having retired from the Mercantile
4 Business offers for rent his STORE HOUSE, IN
Brownsburg 1t must advantageousy situated for Gus
TOM and being brick and detached from other buildings,
nav be considered as fire profit 1t contains besides large
store ROOM counting room, and extensive garrett room,
and spacots cellar, dry and airy, with entrances from
within and without The shelving drawers and fixtures,
are most conveniently arranged and thought 10 be unsur-
passed by any stand in the county 90.
The furnishing village Of Browhs6hrg, and the location
Of il, and P High School occasoning considerable resort
and above all The rich and fertile region surrounding it,
render it an object to Merchants and Capitalists Apply
soon. nm o1rn,n
Brownsburg, Va. JAM %, 1915.
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10 THE AFFLICTED To Those afflicted with
that dreadful scourge America the Liver complaint,
the prupetors of MLare's Liver Pills happy 10 offer
mis- remedy as az complete and safe. It has been
tried en in all parts of the country has been used
the naclce of the most eminent physicians, and always
with triumphant success In Offering these Pills to the
public the propeiors are actnated by desire to aev
ate human suffering, and offer rruledy Tor one OF the
terrible Diseases which shall be within the easy reacf
of all.
G- Observe, none genuine without the lac smile
the Propreturs signature.
0rs- Sold Wholesale and Retail by THOMAS P EsK
RIDGE Stannton as' by Druggists and dealers generally
thruughout the United States.
. FeoruNrv 1851
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wALDER & GREENE'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
AT THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, STANTON

DiCTURS produced by an original process in few sec
onds ime without regard to weather. This is grea
desdea,um does away with The heretofore long ano
,edous sitting These pictures are warranted fade
Always on hand large assortment Of Lockets and Bres
pins, Fancy Book Cases and Miniature Gases suitable fol
sending through the Mail Thepublc are respectfully In
ved 10 call and examine his Specimens, among
which may be seen splendid likeness of Jenny Lind
Also Osceua and Sister, young Black Hawk, Oskinawa
and Femenan. all IN full Indian costume.
rJsHayinq made arrangements with the most eminent
Artists Of the North whereby they enabled to introduce
all the new improvements they iaiter themselves thai
their pictures will be equal To any.
Valdez s GREENE.
Stanton. Jan. %, lS51-tR
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RECORD OF DEATHS.

.S11,n nadsn,r this psce, Wednesday evening
last DR. AIsxASpER ST. CLAIR, aged about % years. !
nIED on THURSDAY evening LAST Mrs NANCY DAVIS aged
DIED at residence of her husband IN Clinton CO. Indiana
the the 10Th ult Mrs NAaeR, consort oil iSen'y h
SEN formerly Augusta county, Va aged e9 years.
aud 20 days 1870. =, ,o., -, n, the
DIED IN Martinsburg Tuesday night the sth ui a
residence of her father Hiram Bowen, Mrs MARY I'M ~
FER consort Of Mr. Alfred Soer Editor and Publisher n
Piedmont Wing WarrehtOn Va, in the 22nd year oil her
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-12

A CARD.

Whou, scrunizng the pretensions Of our present res
pectabe delegates the Legislature OF virginia, oI IN any
way interfering with what claims soever they may nave
upon the continued confidence and support OF the people Vi
Augusta would respectfully recommend as acauuuI'
fur III the next Legislature, gentleman wen 49,
of thu penpe's surages aud qualified To serve %
efficiently in the Hose Of Delegates; Who BY V"ana..
ly Withdrawing from the last county CANVASS, GuTi
inc Auspices IN order that Divisions might not "
amnnr the Wings, calculated TO we1S'n '" o , - 8
streng,h u the Wing parity has gwen Pieuay e'ue"ce "
10 - c,po avl,o which has ever been uniform ana
consistent To the Whig and whSe ihtteS!s'e oeS
ac;aI SUBSTANTIAL Farmer, is identified with those oi
larqs n,riiy of rhe people OF the county mat gene-
ma i Mir JAMES WALKER. In those portions OF
,ha ,r,v where he is Known further comments are On
aud in hue parts where lie is not Known let the
noone become acquainted with the upright position which
be has always occupied and sill credaOy maintains among
them and then as regards making choice for the mex
LEGISLATURE act with discriminating sagacY clear Pc
cenon sound discretion. aud CORRECT ludgeIty["
choosing for themselves. We presume that M; FNS
will accept. MANY
Iessrs Edi,ors-We will see which IS anu ""'0" ''"'
the Strongest party with us - h,ye mo c,rdidota in
IL is presumed that tie Wings WIZ nav oSs,"oo -
The feti for Congress and now hey LAW g. L;" D
support IN the distinguished TePles Ind;,, III
o, a Thn,6,rh IraiOa and CoHPtuUSe Stu'o"'e' 10
res' u'p,"S9" turned by the indicator on Mr.
=, s""u0' Nc ord is said on tts occasion ct his an
ioD'"o, 9 Congress- and there cannot be doubt but
E offe fire will try. in the Pers"n OF sOme OF
,he; sc,bs 10 defeat hm. Mind Wings nov your time
y, ,ss,iCy YOUR strung regard for the Onon-oy omt"g
i,b tho rioht stamp of Democrats ynu VIII put "nerp
,bsv deserve to be the so called right A'p
ed DsmOcratS ,.,.,,o>,,N