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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30

A, the annual Fair OF Inc NsS York State Agflcul' ur
Society," held al Rochester las, week, the Annual address
was delivered 5y Hon. 5 4. Douglass, who discussed
much length the importance Of Agriculture, and It's nhu
ece upon the growth OF country its tendency to de-
vcop. the mind and body OF the people te noticed the eao
iny crops suc as cuon t,Jacco, breads.u sugar. rice
silk wac woolsns &c. iie alluded also 20 our minern
Yeaourcc suggested thu fo?ey of aoisaing Grea
National Agricultural Society Collect Information foT
the different States and diIse among the people In ar
cnnu.l report thus presenting view OF the agricultural
condition of our whole country.
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NO CONI ENiI ION At GLENVlLLE.
We learn that the Congressional Conrentua, called al
Gl.nv.r on Monday last orguniz-d. owing, We
suppose the few d. egaes in attendance. Col BEALE IS
thr only democratic candidate aow in The field
W.. nec,cctr, ; cutce la; week ts announcement, in
tie Park Gizs,t-, o JOSEPH - SrALpise OF Lewis
county, as candida" lGr Coz Gress.
Weston Sentinel
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Msssrs Editors: As the Convention O; Virginia, III i
amended Constitution now before The people has united
counties 0. Kin. and Queen and Essex an! has en.:.
them 10 only representative IN the House Of De
gates permit me- through the columns III your paper:
richard j. Muse 81 Essex, worthy and a'ai5Ic can.
date TO represent them in the first Legislature Gnc: the
Constitution.
Col Muse is universally regarded gentleman o! Sc
ling worth and untOubtci ability, AMI IS in every way
flied 10 I'll this honorl.a Office 81 mach labor, uncDg5
energy and bold uniinchin2 advocacy o Democrats PHI
clprs he has almost brought The once noIurioi, e
al county o: ESSEX the JeerSoDian prIncpr d!
Democratic parry. He has spared time, shtGma from
responsibility and has halted stcritlcc where Inc h
mDcraic could be- promoted; and has always AM
all times been ready ANA wiling I" 5I Oh his 1nJr aac 8
int.r u 20 forth and ID battle against the great o:!s u
I'D raj party in his comfy. Sgc faithful services call ~
Is for the gratitude and confidence .: his party an! .p.
cause every Democrat ol Essen rally around NJ
lrlt WORK win might AMI main, Ia invest h!in win N
hanor which he - richly deserves.
No man ",t!cr y. the "u Counties, could a. Sa''.i
ful!v concentrate and hnL Un ha Democratic strength
King and Queen. I'll: i cxcns!gu.: k:rwr Throughout.
county. an! his firm .! p!rca!e, ccAtn = 81 III ~
amt ganl!cauy bearing have inspire" all with tHr h!I1
confidence an. Tnr De u'cItltc m1pfiy -: Z.
county ur tic candidate. has god. rtly ian!
um seventy nIniry; .ui u"I - Ia n" si.t' c'a"
i uin. asy!r4n- 20. oil =" the Cplnty ca!st" G
,li.y has scarcely exceed tor". Bat, 5r tuHin.
gallant Colonel cu: !tri"r, u. tiy-: d.>-E-:HA- 49,
AIDED! ana al kln. AZ! = l, - e III re ll. - =
wi!i bI ~ :urt in All IL: stem \. - ia a "
huaa:cS ma 'rI:y. hl>6 ~ It~..tH
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TERRIBLE CONFEDERATION IN BUFFALO.
Fpe Hundred buildings des-oyed-Loss i'oD Million o.

Doiilre.
BUFFALO n. y SER. 25Aouut four o'clock this morn
Ing FIRE broke out in a wooden building Peacock street,
in the OF what Is called the Five FONTS
strong southern wind blowing The une aud the
buildings being wood and very dry the fire spread with
fearful rapdiiy and in less than Is minutes the entire
block of buildings Rock ind Peacock Streets from the
ship canal and Erie street 20 Evans, were in flames
The FIRE crossed Eric and took the large planning mill
of the Eaton Then crossed canal s Erie street to
the bridge sweeping everything the opposite side OF the
canal to Terrace streetthence down Terrace To Mechsnc
street and along both sides Of the canal Here after the
pca test exsrons part OF the 6remen and citizens
tno spread of The flames checked.
The number OF buildings destroyed is over o0O. Among
thc large brick schoohouso Erie street, in DIS
trio, No. -
a large amour, of lumber In the Mossrs Eaton's mill
ar, yard destroyed Also an immense quantity oil
lumber the yards of George Gouel and the Messrs Far
and De Bsquiere.
The number OF families turned ont Of house and hone by
hi disaster great beyond conception the most vi
the houses destroyed being occupied oy poor families
Many o! them barely escaped with their lives, SO cauS
rapi the progress the fumes II is feared that
number 9" persons have been bur; 10 DEATH although n"
bodies have yet be- recovered The loss Is roughly es
mated at half million of dGlats The insurance on the
property is sgn the district presents heart
srkenng spectacle.
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NoTE.4 CT B.c~swicE



Ia n. ro.srs Of Susscr nsls75riHt mi S.utnlirt.l
In view 1T the T.. iny .. HE .!, ZION 81 ic
s.iuit,,n "c srI .raSe al .HHr 81, uu.. ~ poop.
.iu.i .cg;c.c:tt n ~" '"G.i.. *,'ir 81 a.
ate iai at, tvs CORDIAL -TP'f; ~ @1tn pi'!
,hrou.h uut the G;Stc!. "nr, "o tun2H bore IN -"
M. resides: sIupls :J5 tt s..rS .Ii I3J
unc c"u3ty "a. IL permanent a,n"; paa "hy No. ,""s
lisaii 20 II. ~ vifj+ ~ h,s t@Itt lie so. ,s %
.r'u' 1.s iv:G!E r.i" n vIs aT! IT, go. 'I
b. ur. Ei,.-. n4t y "'s,.i,! '.r }"' :1,rs l'. 4.
VAT. ;.,r ,Ie,-'i "r ..ai 81 4 >.'.n's $40 uI..
rtrs..sIl.il., '.1..,-f .4: u. ,tssi .o..
Mi,i 81 T. 49, HA-?lnI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30

SUDDEN DEATH-A letter from the Sweet Springs,
Virginia. OF the 18th instant, mentions Case OF sudden
death there we'll fitted impress with the other visit
that gay watering place Mrs "ARsER, an interest
Ing and highly accomplished lady OF Richmond, acr spend
ing Of the 7th well aud cesrfuly in company,
retired her chamber O'clock and in the morning "as
found In her bed dead Her death TO an al
lection Of the EVERY one says the witsr s startled
&, so sudden parting OF spiri; from our midst
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EPISCOPAL coNvENTloN-CALL FOB IT

EPISCOPAL CONVENTIUN-CALLF Fly :! n r VA
TIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, &c.
New YuRK 25-In the Episcopal Convention to-day,
on the first ballot Provisional Bishop there choice
Drs Taylor and Vnton had the highest number OF votes
The convention holds night session.
An official call for the Democratic National Convention
10 be held In Baltimore the Isl Monday OF June next is
published this afternoon signed by 81 members of the
mi,tee. The cali is GATED for the l7lh inst.
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No CONVENTION An LENyILL.E.

Noes Of the Peoples B,k, New Jersey, IRE selling nj
cents III. dollar uni Commercial Bank, New
jersey are selling Tor 80 cents On tie dollar.
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WIG CONVENTION AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.

WIG CONVENTION AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
At IL O'Clock, on Thursday, the Wing State Convention
assembled in the Baptist Church al charlottesville some 5o
delegates being in attendance The proceedings
ed with prayer BY the Rev. Mr.. Wales. i temporary organ-
zation havn. been effected the number Of delegates present,
ate. call of the roll reported by the Secretary.
committee thirteen, appointed 70! the PURPOSE 'ilsn re-
ported tn. following permanent officers Of the Convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30

G. neral QrITaAS h1s withdrawn from canvass foc Gov
e..r !iss'%sDGda, at jacks -. ami Irc-
tic stclggic at nn TIE Dnocri patty oi lie
10 eunllc On tic := u acquescencc in the compromise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30
TIE REVOLUTION IN NORTHERN MEXlCO-SEC-
CESS OF THE INSURGENTS.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept . -The steamship Iealco arFlvtd
=. day. with later advcss t:nni ieXas
The long nei rsvoutinH has commenced the kiu
u. ,adr, ana promises be o. tmd ,sle cha
There thousand uier Gen. Guerrero. They had
eeized the money intended fur inc hlcxic"n troops
The insurgents utter capturing ;e government funds hud
marched Join Caubaa who was concentrating his forces
near Monterey.
The FL Pas, mail rider has been attacked by the Indians.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30

Presi"n;-.Co. Thomas NJ b1ndniaat.
FIRST Vice P.esidsn-Cui G ~ " Boiling of Petersburg
Second Valentine V Sonha % Abemarc.
rtrd Hartnan Robertson OF Norfolk city.
Funr;h u. r. Asinsrr o.! p!.tsy lvania.
Faith Il" DR.. Thomas l.. Robertson 81 Chh'jcllhn'
SIKH Col Jo!! \ Meredith OF Richmond City
Seventh " Joseph Srg!r .. EI:zat-i! Guy.
Eighth lewis '-@7 OF Sp"'isy!Ta:la.
Ninth John VI Orr IT l."u!oAn
Teni JtCoh scns"nv ct frcdsr!cH.
Eleventh Fl. -. Shelley OF Augusta
Twelfth Walter Preston ~ WdsIi:gt0n
Thirteenth d.. T!in,nls i;rrgh Of Grccnhfier
Fourteenth" Samuel ii. EIils ri k,nawha.
Fifteenth S. Herman nt Preston.
S.c7cilries-E. ". Johnston u. tIc.moni Cl:y; Tvrcr
$ M.upa o; Rockingham; James Il Il nal! 81 ;lnpnc'l
H. ~ GAIher Of Jefferson; s. b. GtEcr u! Gfecnb'cF :;
Jas J. Patton of Rocs5dcc.
On morinc, committee yeas appointed to TX upon the
mode in which OF the convention snu'd e cast ior
nomincrs During he abs oil sad committee speeches
we're made bv Mr. Preston Of Augusta and Mr. Johnston o.!
Richmond city
TAG repu The committee adopted recommended a
scale of voting fDI Convention yy wtca one ro: sol
cast iur loo Wnig votes given IN ;c PrSi"nt!h
election Of ISIS, an! for every iii? o: moe surplus
votes.
Committees were then appointed prepare resolutions:
AMI devise pan ir the 1.ec org .izton ana GlI:e en-
cic.i.c artIun o N: Wu!g patty U! IL: SAFE.
Mf. Scar FL. t.'e;h Cy. then r}s: snd n7lnato
Geo W. Summers IL. "nig cirt!is'e Tor GJ'ethUT--
The nomination ungn'n l-ir ratified.
The Convention ..i,uu;.Li.
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1,s,,o For The Eng
incidents of tho Mexican War.

before We coal! .je w,,,i ,5,,I'. :, i.,. u,
vh, had oryIu,tG.i,y w,,,rI m I., - .tU.'I'e:
gn.tOn. The Captain - 4 ,g.v :, Ill., ~! ~
mlre The taste ui young l.y wun m, taken hi
nate. b. iiat act s:: once ccui.r;aI uon, 1r
aid upon her po-rrity, CHA, i. To DC T.y L,,,t,
;tie III N 10 IalIag" regular s"i!l-GS ami IN t!. r.,
country SERGE ~ il::G ol GecL. til, 6i,.,at-r, may,
me cpi'Jfintic iIns.oa u u IA - P.gs.ef.l
nc "ut>"lris 81 Monterey. i.u Cg.ga.I RECEIVE,
u iiI!, n!!t 'n.''ii2F, d'i s'ci.l I.;,i & IL uer
t!.lalaa> ne gave Es Oi t.s-in.I i n!~cy 4; 80
took so'nc himself t!+ be.:s aeiii.; vi L..
IN Interest 10 h!s cJ!?a"y, but toe !euo N ., A.
teice III 't!e it"S7'd @aa'1 I'"c. I" ta4i ..r..,
/ - 49,, 49,, 80 " 80 "''' nom ms cah.0L
III, ... III,, 80, -. ". 90! SON" '!!y =.
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',.,,,.r 49,, ,,.. ~ '''1' g. -.i,E oil ptyva
, ia, mic. ,ar, 90, .. ~ s.NS'"ns GIaTtn
,iI.! ,',,,I,y..r,'. - d. $50 : house, Il.
n, 90 :, .,.,.. ia. CO.,. 80. ,r '''' '''slg 9.
ma, ana rn..r IL. ..s;,.,,- t,,,, ~'@s'", q: l..
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.,ny,n,. rr:. paf ,,,,ils :, m. L, n 70 r>s
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TIE CtiRiSIiANA OUTRAGE.

Decision Of Justice Reieart Prisoners Committed on the
Charge Of Treason and Murder Recorery Ct Dickinson
Gorsuch de
COLUMBIA Pa SEPT. % lS5l.-Ths examination OF the
prisoners charged paftlc in the Eu!cer OF Mr.
Edward Gnrsuch. closed Lancaster this morning,
the following decision was given by Justice John r.
Reieart:
Aiter careful examination into this melancholy tragedy,
hic, occurred Inc morning III September Ill., in the
county of Lancaster and from the solemn oaths and hra'
Of good ANA resis"ii IL czrEs-their es'ohy oe-
fore us-we ere satisfied ,h., Edward GSucn OF Maryland
hs in the pursuit of his property in the township OF
edsbug crucit murdered ny armed band OF blacks
aided and abetted BY whites. Tina, others were severely
wounded the officer OF The u s. Government was resist
ed by force and arms wills, in the performance OF MS duty
under the authority Of Congress- is ais" testified 10
Without commenting upon that which Will ever be amen'
led by the good citizens OF aS county, who are ever really 70
respect and obey those laws mad: by the people, we eei
H. be our solemn duty commit Cashier Hanns"ay, ELIJAH
Lewis John Morgan Henry Sinms, and Jacob Moore
charged with crime of treason against the United States
ading and abtng in the murder Of Edward uorsuch
worthy citizen Of the State OF Maryland
The parties were Immediately committed 70 JAN, inc oi-
fence moi being baiabe
am happy inform you that Dickinson Gorsuch Is ra-
pd recovering und to be able TO start nome next
week. a.
isEcoSp pIspArcH.l
LANCASTER SErT. 23 The magistrate, al O'Clock TINS
morning. gave his decision in the case Of The Chrstlana not
srs brought 70 this place II" directed that the TWO whites,
Lewis and tgnnaway. and three blacks be committed 10
the custody Of the T. s Marshal he taken to Plladel-
phia and there be tried for high against the u
States.
A ten o'clock The examination Of the thirteen prisoners
commenced The magistrate directed that six OF them be
discharged and that the remaining seven DC taken 70 fha
depha for trial.
The excitement here has subsidized and the community
satisfied with the decision OF the magistrate.
There WAS considerable sparring between the counsel at
the winding up Of the Mr. Thompson, the District
Attorney deserves much credit TO: the energy and skill
which he has displayed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30

..aj J. Harrison ke,, IF Chasi.surr. Va, has hecnn
Ii! uH,cn.=er AZ Tie administrators SAL, of ;.r-.,ti
III sid Fredericksburg ami le. taken chsga ci tae estab
lis .ncnt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-30

There 1855 post offices TIE State Of Virginia. The
NUMBER in the United States is q, 100.
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CARD FROM TIE REV. J. S. GOaStCiI.-Tns
Baltimore Sun has received from the Rev $. GoTsuch tie
following card in relation his letter which appeared the
Sun of Saturday last
CARp-To The pusLlc-I conceive it to be act OF
Justice call attention 10 the remark mad. IN letter to
Gov Johnston IN regard 10 the Attorney General OF Penn
syvania Hon. Thomas f. franklin Contrary the prac
lice 10 Maryiind have learned the Attorney General
Of Pennsylvania has Jurisdiction in criminal cases and
therefore the inactivity OF Mr. F. in premises not
ccnsuabe am glad 10 say 10 the credit oi that geniis-
mao that ne volunteered his presence and assistance a; the
recent investigation nj Lancaster thus proved his loyalty
The Constitution and laws and zeal ioI yiadiclon OF
pabIc justice.
Ia regard TO no oiner part Of that letter have aol-
ry rstrac!on 10 maze On the contrary thorough
IL convinced OF the substantial! t:a,h OF al! sail
have 5een Athlete" 10 see that my motive in writing II a;
eti- has been mpGgncd. could have intended ii for
party effect since my father Wing; ali his
H. aud my political ncnaons arc the direc-
;iUG. J. 5. GoRsrcH
Columbia, Pa, Sept 25th ISL
a J. Harrison Rel! "f Cna;i.stD"r, Va has hec'ns
til NJ lie al !:i-trItrs sal, ot i.T--.Li
II. Fredericksburg liz. taken ctrya
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CHAnLoTrgsvlLtE, 5Z2.


The Wing Convention rt.assenDed lh. morning Pa!sH'
ant 10 adjournment. Mr.. D IidI-e o knna'rha, W."
was nat present yesterday wien TIC no:In"l"n u ''
Summers made, stated that Mr.. :. had auhozri t
Kanawha delegation 10 accept the nomination Tor Governor
# it Appropriated 10 rnaninv. 4 committee OF I'VE was
then appointed ni,tn Mr.. SUMMERS U! hl- nomination.
Mr. Enney, from the cU!tte on county ana craze oih'
cation ~, scented report recommending the addition IT,
the Stae Central Committee RC.u'ynt Of Mrs-rs CAT
Ton, Johnston Gallahe Angus Mcreiii Daniel an-
Crauc--ao, ;i,t five Of sad committee constitute GU
rum irausact husn-ss-asD that central anu Sab-c-
mitlces bs npooatcd each county ana tctlnn ptcnc' ~
the Ssts-nso that public speakers D" appolncd in .ach
Senatorial district address The people III support 81 ,e
noIniner.a'o that the different election districts 10 inc
State bring candidates for the neSt Gene;n aa'c'-
bly, their mJst influential Men Inc report having "t1h
adopted.
Mr.. Sheiey of Augusta, nominated Samuel Watts 81 Nor
folk county for Lieutenant Governor; WHICH nuninat.on was
ratified unanimously. .
Mr. Chancellor Of Spo,tsyl ania then nominated Andre"
Hunter Oi Jets,n, for Attorney General; Mr. Giae' 81
Hcnrlco, nominated Sidney s. Baxter Of kicnTpnh| a'
DDdtdge OF Kanawha nominated H. 7 living nj hich
nund City; and Mr. Alexander ives I" Aoenlarie niih-
ted Charles L. Mosby Of Lynchburgiwhch Latter h"ina."'
before The bao'lng was wthar'wn inc h:s :'& <so.'
Baxter l29 Hunter 96 Irving 3d. l33 votes beng htc'sS
~ nomination, election was hail. ana az ifs"S oe
ing the uwes. candidate wac dropped Alr. NOISY was
again put 10 nomnatcn The hao:n2 was resumed alu
the second vote stood Baxter li5 Hunter ST. NoS9y 90 n
Baxter having received the majority vote was declared 'he
nominee inr Attorney General.
Mr. Boiling of Petersburg from the committee on Re
solutions reported series, recommending INC nominees
of the Convention tie snfifugans OF the Stac-ap-
proving the compromise the acon u
the present administration, and affirming the determination
OF the Wings o Virginia stand by the interest 0! me
South and sustain candidate for The next Presidency
whose fidelity TO The constitution and the compromise meas
ures in any degc: questionable.
NJ. Sckcfurd OF Fauquer Offered substitute reSo!n-
ton for tic fourth, rcpocd b. the committee declaring the
preference of the Wings Virginia for Milrd Fillmore tor
the next Presidency considerations OF erpsd<ney pre-
vain ii no, adopted The resolutions al the commit
tee then concurred in.
Sundry OF thanks having been passed and several
speeches delivered, the convention adjourned sine DE WIN
three chsers for tho ticket In the evening" an informal
meeting was held at which several OF the most prominent
Wings in attendance the conventiDn made addresses
and thus ended The Wing State Convention for lSol
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r. J. ECHOLS & ShM'L PRYOR,

| " T. nsd'N iarmcda ca- atinriship ~ the bNp,E.
IL ny AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
lheu stock al Goeeries at present complete md
s's ii all descriptions o goods fone ally kept in houses oi
like character
Tie, would respectfully solicit runnpance al the pat.
touase hhera, eNt,nd. to Il ! Echals by ha iidnd.
aud aequaisnccs well call from, persons visiting
lNnehbug af the purpose n purchasing thc,t veal, sup
plrs
II hci illumination 10 pay particular attention II The
sal, sithcr /, aueiipn otherwise 81 forwarding 81 any
and ali auls 81 tuds. rinducc Lumber sihcts ash
al, anees rs,tc. viii he made goods produce
" hHl liz consigned Ia thor lot taV M chafgr
viii hemnds @ dtataRr goods rhod to he forwarded
Ale,dos viii he thankfully received and meet with
ptompt attontian
l.snehhaE, Jan /, 1891
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LYSCHBrRG REpIRlIGAN.


ia an adde's IT, he W hgs d" The p,s''r' winch we
Published n The NIr1'mn Il l'sinn II, true as 'h' adj
dress "a> N al "l u pay $, We "ere mol e apr
T. see. III ii Ind The I'll IL ct d9wh4 on ihr "dtni
Il The Repuhean HE cha i" tina W. hid al reHeS' MED
him. When public nen pa"' 'h"ms Ig"S n y I'm,
where ihlr acts must 'e srrn ~ d. pafIHlrly when
I'M tsn' run are ehms ed h II hands, We -hatna
shr nj, from
"''1si q t tesar the th'oes that are '9Ar'.
I IA her wefe W. nj " bet ~ p'''c Vdc' be ard
IN ndel' ut On "i III s. WIN Nloai" ihas' HIhs W.
verify bei'v' 'ho Ne would rr'vf frrr"aai Ia "n onn
~ and "nr rauN" Bn' let use II" at "'rr - ~" ar
/ b. alhdrd l. in h Rppnara". We Gagged ttn'y
uron he edhrot hal raper ih, h had adv cad, ag
VI Nl'S>ts Blc ok -" hes'stace AID SrcfSshoH' ID
white We dafo' "l.h "a b hoHgAt Ito nv 'rfpef
controversy vi 1t the sdt "" IS mpiy. tea Is ", n'd
ldepeed"n " de lac, that III" US" al m iY"hefE
RpW Ian, has NJ II "u ot ihe Madison aud J'l1so7
srhoI + pHlics, bnt on IN contrary II his rhPhal'aB
advocated Tin =. EFT RI "npslt' TO ih'ee held 10y
The p'ni ia q Ii Cp"" and he p."p' al ms Cnrgrs
sorai d s'ic and stat, brnilg the samr res mince
II h'se int At" erhneI on "He 'nd 81 south CAt1nh
l. 'he other. ia.tl col Ii u he elt oi the lyechh9f2
Republican, tninl i'l"w sup III the h'r eai"' Nj
curry. Both have de'on 'ced 10 ,"l term Ia
So ii tr nai" ufrt"ls. who 1pH tia Il M II tof-
81. IN l',a uannl.Y { th" i#a'n al lhr = aie-
R,a thecuuma- film Ivnrhbora ii'pna lean er hr1st
l. moahs. anl we hnd II up Sd 1" cFsfY confm' r.
j NJ rs atlea>' o. h. 25fh Barc 'hsr. hea. ibe
g1easi danger 10 ihe Union is N blind attachment 10
II on He part Of The southern peopfe. IA important 'gm
Hqt ,oR rome home 10 hr biad :raiots Of he Union
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EfNpERs. to h- l'rnh- aud customers, III. sincere
knaN Judgments io the rncuuta hr has cd
al theu hand, during the past iva Year., and hopes
#, hs anrm,d attention lobu-ness, continuance 81 thc
patronage.
Ih,st having open accounts With him requested to
rnmc forward nn'eese them bV nate otherwise
N ref,od a. possible
Iann
6tLc>mgton Gazette, Valley star Bsllnd Sentinel.
nhueiNe keEi.tot, " ,lhe,lllr Republican Valley Wing
and Abingdon Nufnan nelcQucst,d - tnr-, inner
ion, and otNmd Nv 81 thou Parcs l. the advertiser
and A.nl Aonnnnl. u lhc NnlMl- N Z n-r Ii
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DlED-A' Mono' Praa.a' BE late unity, Va, IN
TIL m ,tnlng ol lhr II i Dec. 1853 ROBER / LAVAL
s,l OF Thomas aud Ar.ann ". X N the 18th year
If hi age.
Endowed with mlenfs f high order the deceased
had given prom Of high dslAc ian II the pathsof lite
rnra and sreece Tn generaey aud aniih'en"ss o
his ioon had rendered lin thu o'iect IT a"rii III
araa q lis ass Gates. af9. circle Of niends mugle
theifson, aud synpaihi with The arrho1nte pareuis
and rea Tvs WHO, by hi, i'll tive dlspan~oiian have
been bereit # eneafed IN THIN by the ies blood
md b, The Of many Of a noble qualities Of
uut uHufe
I,adf-rl SnntnoI neaee cnnY.
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rv1ffls shschcr ,,- FOR rent two comn'te1le FAMILY
nFSf3ENU ES .suatcd ia retired anc i ra-ah neigh
h3r1o IN fhr iii Roth tsucue1t~ h4Ne recently uee' E7fe
r.ra,r ifam basement togat,t iHvins commadious
iag rooms anl rlo-c ia tle basement together WIN ron
Genres, wood lott eoo1 gatdes 81 g. atiaehed to the
ne i. On oae ii thr.e lots we'll OF excellent water
which viii be used in by the two tenants Posses
SION 10 be had immedi aiely - - -. ,,-,,.,.,,,. -
jane 27-wiits tHAlti'F'e " 'i.ifl' 49,.