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sides So that have authority of all sorts for say that
this war waged on account of these spols,ons and
if was waged OF them, any show
why perfect would have been satisfaction,
and yet this is not satisfaction for these claims
Those writers who lay down the doctrine that
satisfaction, make distinction between perfect and i'm
perfect Both public wars and if any can be
given the suciency of that be given for the
other it does suggest itself to Why is it that per-
feet is satisfaction II is because expend money to
avenge injuries because spill blood; because sustain
losses account of the claimants In this made
war upon Franc, heavy expense protect the rights Of
citizens and having done so may truly say them
have done all for you that you have right require be-
have sustained losses avenge you, and inflicted
injuries by way Of punishment upon the nation which has
afflicted you. u' GU1 ..t
The citizen claim nothing of the Government except
its obligation TO protect hman obligation which subsists
both at home and abroad Let the analogy, and
what is the duty Of Government in its municipal relations.
What is, them its duty towards the citizen One may
rob another Of his purse The Government is bound pun
sh the who committed the robbery and having done
its duty is discharged. 1t is not bound make him who
robbed compensation in money Aud in relation to
the obligation to protect the property of its citizens against
foreign naions. If it cannot obtain restitution id money
through negotiation. il bound punish tcan the aggres-
There are indeed exceptions to that rules for there
might be occasions when the nation would risk its safety too
far by making the attempt and in such case could not be
bound to peril itself vain but ii is bound, it can do SO
without too much oss punish the wrong doer may nus
give security for the future to its ciizrns And when mas
made war has punished the aggresso and Wnen mas
has given perfect satisfaction and discharged itself rom
all liability for any further negotiation in relation 70 ne claim
and what more, it has furnished to the offending naon
plea in law the claim it presented, Tor the
Government may say you have taken your satisfaction IN he
shape and have right 10 ask us toPay the DEBT
And in truth did the Feuch commissioners put In
very plea Did they not when they came TO close the me-
GO oa,ions say this in SO many words know the com
mssoners on both sides began with attempt as Mr. Adet
calls it. Disguise the relations subsng between the two
countries They attempted to act as there nad oeen no
war az if il was possible to oan restoration OF ancient
treaties They negotiated for while upon that foong bu,
finding the only way settle the question was to face the
TRUTH and look the real relations in which the two coun
tries Stood the French commissioners said that IN TACT had
been war; and if LEFT any impartial tribunal would be so de-
cded have already given reference to this letter, and
will not dwell further upon it.
suppose, Mr. President IL had declared for the
purpose Of procuring indemnity for these claims and had
sNorE.-The iaEcs are mine.
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meeting Of the s,udeas the u vcrsIty OF Virginia, he!
iyihs their respect Tor deceased &c low student:
AMI hr Smgct d. shannon OF Souih Carolina appointed Secretary
The following preamble and resiu then presented
citing by SIR Jno l.. Scott and Unanimously adopted:
Whereas. as Pleased awi>e Providence
misi BY death, fellow students Nj RICHARD FL ILER
81 south Carolina YOUTH around whose bright clustered
the oil hopes "i numerous friends ni i-avesle icreor.
Rc-orcd Tha; deeply epiore the loss vi
bidding air AT his early become distinguished and useful
member al ey.
Resolved That the consistency of il Christian character the
designation wlc!! c and afl
calm which he
adm
present model worthy ana
Resolved That Will accompany hi
the residence o DR. Crbcl the University
icrhcr token n espcc,w the badge mourning
llnrly days
Resolved Tint tender sincere !oiece the friends
of the dc"ac with the h"ge the
iias De at this painful blow, administer cnnsoa ion.
Resolved, That Ncssrs Mccall Davis
WE'LL Fripp Anderson, H. E. Elliott Chaplin and McKie appoint.
ed palbearers.
Resolved, That copy Of the foregoing proceedings be the
OF the 10 the Cnnreson md Brauor (Souh Ca
una) papers the Kcmrna Wh: and Enquirer
publications. with the request thai the papers throughout the State
copy.
o motion. the meeting adjourned the funeral
A = BROWN, Chairman.
SAait. ID. SHANNON, Secretary.
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CONFESSION OF WEAKNESS.

The boastngs of the Wings in regard to the approaching
election be regarded vapd and foolish throughout
when It is evident that the "noparyes alarmed for the
safety of their cnuse in old Federal Augusta Read
the following from the Wing organ the Stanton Spectators
TN the last place. think the ticket should be
elected Is is in the County prepared for such
sull7 Welatdy think Look the duties which will de-
voive upon the LrgisatueA o. States Senator be
elected 10 succeed Mr. Hunter Congressional Districts
TO be reappurlioned Is the great Wing County of Au
eusa 10 send Democrats Richmond her in re
terence these important matters This is question which
We wish each Wing TO ponder and decide for himself"
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IMPORTANT FROM HavaN.

Ihrdsser condemned to The HinssPresidenfs Message dc
WASHINGTON Nov. IS P. Il learn that letters from
Mr. owen our consul al Havana have just been received
the State Department, about Mr.. Thaster He is condemn.
ed TO the mines ou. the Captain General of Havana has the
power q" revision" Owen has special instructions TO inter.
pose in behalf of Thrasher.
Dsneys prospects bright for the epeakership but the
contest sharp The Southern Union Democrats require
peoges from Congressional caucus that they maintain the
fugitive slave law.
IoGng VIII be elected clerk Of the House. thirty
forty Democrats go for him. Anti Buchanan men are COM
Ing here in force oppose Furn.y.
The Presidents 10 eyery part of the
Union to be delivered and published delivered in
Congress.
Inc President turns Kossuh Congress- who invi-
ted him here and brought hin, here.
Inc Presidents is very long The Spanish cues.
lion 10 fully treated by Mr. Webster in the message
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AN AUTUMN LEAF.
nv WILLIAM q. BLAcKwoop.

gy WILLIAM g. BLAcKwooD.
Maid of the Eder cline, ~
Where flowers spring in fadciess oeau'!'
Airs Aorian watt the rhyme
That bears to thee mins,rels dirty.
All, art singing
Cap,ives bringing
Siren, cease thy sonorous strain!
For sure he's lost
Who nears the coast
Tha, owns thy wild enchantments 1e's"'
FLOWER that blooms beneath the hedge-ro"'
All the sweeter for the shadow;
anollo kisses with divine glow
No sweeter flower than decks the Heaoo"'
Say, doth the bee
HYMN love TO thee
Nymph, beware the praise 10 brings
For tho he's wise,
There in him lies
The heart to rob cen while he sings
Plane, queen in skies OF dream-land'
What are night. stars brightly oeamlng-
When Eros hits DER sleep loves weird ~aho'
And though urt real in thy seeming
Sweet one, thou
The Mecca heart
Where will pledge hie's pilgrim vow;
And life passed Ger,
On Aidenn's shore
I'll meet thee, Annu, then as noU.
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NISCEI.LAN EOUS.
EMANCIPATION OF WOMEN

few days since address was presented 10 inaddme
Eos.uh by deputaou from the Society for the Emanc-
nation of Women" IL addition TO expression OF sympa-
Inv this address contained The wish that the wife OF the
honed hero of the day would communicate 10 these ladies
her sentiments respecting Efforts achieve the freedom
OF her SEX Madame Kossu7H replied that she thanked them
y this proof OF their sympathy towards nerse ana
rrspec, TO her views the emancipation OF women,
she had in earlier years confined herself 10 the circle Ut heI
domestic duties and had never been tempted 10 look oeyono
IT. mad thai ut,ey the overwhelming course of events
had left her. might be supposed still less leisure for any
specuations OF this kind 1t would, moreover (such was
the conclusion Of her little specify be readily forgiven her
the wife of Kossulh whom the general voice not
more than her heart, pronounced distinguished, II sne
submitted herself entirely to his eudance and never though
of emancipation The admirable pernence OF this reply
will doubly appreciated when mentioned that MADAME
Kossuth altogether unpepared for the address OF thest
lades-[London Paper.
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LOVES ENDEAFOR.

BY C. D. STUART.
Love Is like the summer sunlight,
Over field and over flower,
Nursing out OF hardest bosulns
Gentle tokens Of its poweri
But ii will no, live unanswered,
And forsuken as in pain,
And Oh, vain is loves end, avor
Tina, brings love not back again
And the kinsly crown is heavy,
And the gold is only pel;,
IF there is no reed unhr Ken
Where the heart may lean Itself
Who're the heart may lean pnwounded,
Like the rose that drinks the rain,
And oh, vain is loves endeavor
That brings love not back again
As the sunshine on the river.
As the dew upon the hill,
So the heart by love is Strengthened,
And can bear the keenest Ill;
But the shadows chill the river
When the d.w forgets the plain,
And oh, vain is loves endeav"r
And brings love not back again
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHURCH CASE

New YoRK, Nov. 25.-Cornel proprietor of the Union
Lead Works is reported to have failed for large
The Court in the case Of the Methodist Book Concern.
have ordered the share OF the Church South. placed in
the hands OF Trustees Agents appointed by Them to as
certain what ofm Of transfer would be convenient
advantageous to both parties
The big Harriet has arrived with the balance of the Uni
corns passengers.
John Walker has recovered $40 600 from John Washington
for the seduction Of his daughter
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Observation-Disclosures fREpARArioSs-It is stated that
tie late movement of Louis Napoleon relation unver-
ss suffrage has alarmed The German Soyeeipns and that
rs consequence not in The army will be discharged
until after the spring OF 1852 II has been decided too
iha the troops OF all German States shall be in readiness
axe the held early in the coming year. and the garrison
lie be so dispose d that they NAV Be concen
trated and directed towards III. frontier the shortest no.
tice These measures said be only precautionary
there no reason observes Vienna correspondent of
the Times for 'supposng that the northern powers will nc
tvey interfere in the internal affirs of Frances but any,
thng Ike propagandist offensive policy the par,
int -
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- r,,orsof N. ENQUIRER:

To The Editors Of The Enquirer:
Gen,cmeuBeing one of the agents appointed oy Inc a,s
meeting Of stockholders at Danve to iGf Kali oad Com
~" and having but little time TO spare from my olessioi
duties for have n Of pG Re
through the press Of this city, to my bo to snbscrh
mEh PERSONAL solicitation saving 10 The company
the Of commission Of per cent e
h @ maj Generous assistance of which It al present
stands so much in need ,,. boye hoo, corn
Of the wok its necessities md lts claims
have been al some pains procure from The most au'hen
tic sources such general informaton but palcu"y suc
md elsewhere as might be of service to ihe aeen.s oot
here and in the country BESIDES wanted 10 hs yoS
e h s;dar AR 'runstas "child Of sorrow IN ar
eo or.s or on It's legs that they are entirely ns'a
Ien The only aIady under which it now aoors Geng
want OF funds. ! our Hiehu, l. h~
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INSTRUCTIONS TO MIR. LETCHER.-Frtnch Re
elamatons Ge-A Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald says;
Your contradiction Of the from New Orleans that
Mr. Lecher had instructed surrender the claim TO
The Garay grant enough Mr. Letcher mas
been instruced st take bold position with regard 10
the right. of the Gaay agd * hHt h9s nHf ih
Condition the validity of the grant recognized The
Tehuantepec interest is strong here and will leave plan
untred TO get their right of way allowed.
The French recamaons, which have been presented for
Illegal seizures in California instead of asking six per
aaoed 10 The value OF the property seized demand ten per
cent month The time the claims presented and
six cent per added up the period when the
claim will be iqudated.
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DENOcRaTIc MEETING

The meeting Of The Democracy Wednesday evening
very numerous notwithstanding the ncemency of the
weather. (N";;ing damp Democratic zeal) Messrs
Meade, Watson Wallace, made able and interesting ad.
dresses. Mr. x 5t Martin addresssd few stirring
Democratic pUif oil Petersburg prospecting beyond all
calculation. Iii impossible predict majority lhey
will give for alace Daniel Johnson Leake and BococE
But we must not permit Of confidence ul us into
apathy. The enemy may the while slumber-
Let be vaan Jealous energetic and the sh Of Deccm-
South Side Democrat.
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PORTUGAL.
,.,,,y .aNas TaE HARP IN TARAs HALLS

Why hangs the harp in ,Isq "a'''
In silence, mute, and lone onoa ,bould call
r, life it's widest tone1
IA Erin. glory all q drean''
t,f heroes and OF kings
Nor left her mighty harp fheno'
To wake and thril!ts strings
O say no. thus thousand years
on glory's record trace
WAL tyranny, and blood, and tears
And wo, can neer etace!
O. say not ,hus-i' is no dream
That elory's record gives,
Ant Erin's star shall proudly clesIn
While Freedoms spirit lives
Then strike the harp OF Taras hail,
TO Erin's proudest strain; ,,ao ,u
And wake the bards, whose songs snou'0 '''
Her glory back again; ,o
Tn. fares Isle in name and fame,
That glory's record gives 0b,n.
While freedoms spirit lives
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For the ENQUIRER

For The Enquirer.
TO THE VOTERS OF LOUISA COUNTY.
At the instance OF many friends announce myself
ddae for the Clerkship in both Courts of
1t is already known the Of You that have had me
experience Of several years in the Clerks Office OF our
county under The supervision of its present. very efficient
incumbent, Mr. John Huner Should your choice ial on
me, will serve you with diligence and tahfuness;
Your fe!low-cilizen, w. J. WlNSIoiH.
Louisa Nov 18TH lS5I-c4t
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov. % : The large four story building
NO a. Fletcher street, occupied hv Pcnfod d. Clay drug
gists and also The buildings Nos PA PIG P.u street.
occupied BY Messrs Bunting & Foptc paper warehouse
A. Holmes, hardware merchant, and G. Ha,hnd sIoropr
merchant were entirely consumed by fire this evening Tie
loss is not yet definitely ascerlanrd but can hardly fall
short of S50G 0u0 - ' 40"
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On Thursday night, Messrs. VIM. F. Watson and A. ).
Crane Senatorial appointed BY their respective
pares had On animated discussion at the Military Hail. ano
we were glad see the good temper with which the DEBATE
was conducted MIR. Crune opened the discussion IN an
elaborate party" argument and asaied The Democracy
of Virginia for the of progress and Improvement III w
State Mr. Watson replied with great effect ana poured mol
shot into the rotten hulk of nopay" Whggery lie de-
cidedy turned the laugh upon his pest PROOF
of n successful vndcaon of his cause.
AT the City Hall tonight the discussion will be contin-
ued-Mr Watson opening the debate.
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ENGLIsH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETrD. ESSEN COUNTY. Va,

The next Session commences Ist oc.o ns ,,o
FESIilS Inst inendel combine the
rough Academic with comforts ana
regulated christian home All the ba ,,, nd
anil C.ssica EIucatiun with French ~
are taught The teacher L. Hiiih - ~ = ~ " e -.
ei.y Of Virginia. The l"cati1n HhFa'''' '' ' ' " ~
ses months payable IN anvanee, io i'.
v,sinr NrnIns, &C. slG0 This pays for
t" ,J ,r. M LANGUAGE No charges
=, , > L. ui;, me sJbscrIp'f
&c ,ning fuller Of the School. will be- sect 10
. !. ~ a,,,.s; H. Aprly Rev. JOHN r. MCGUIRE,
"iV -, Loreltn, Essex county, Va
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GREAT PLOUGHING CHALLENGE.-Mr David
BTEmoaush OF Ha1es,own Mary lind proposes 10 test his
plough in The United Sstes or any foreign country now
nude or which heea er be poughng to take
place near Mason Dxon's line north Of serstown-
He offers the challenge with view of drawing out the n.
senuity of our agricultural mechanics
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2S.-Auvices to Nov. lst have
been received from San Francisco. Great excitement pre-
Vaeo IN San Francisco in consequence of the murder of
eleven OF the passengers crew Of the cpper shin h
enge ny the captain and the ship The CAPTAIN
escaped out the mates have been arrested.
The mining accounts very favorable and business
active ~ 'less was
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celebrated gambler after attending great revival meet
Ing experienced as he thought change feeling and was
hnay Induced take his the anxious b.nch Tho
minister commenced examining them their experiences
and me state Of their feelings and finally approaching the
gambier, asked, swell. my friend what do you say7-
replied he unconsciousiy II pass-what do YOU do
oIo elowf' turning TO his left hand neighbor
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FIRE AT CHARLESTON

On. Nov. "a fire broke this morning
IN Amy street, two doors ABOVE George street. which de-
s,royed four buildings occupied y conectoners
her sna cry goods nercaGt Tie and planning mill of
David Lopez, in Read street was uso considerably Injured
Inc IRE crossed King before the fame. were
The loss is yet ascerained N
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The Norfolk Courier with profound the
death of Geo. " Spuihal Esq, ofWillansburg late
Der of the House of Delegates He closed his life Bn.
Monday morning. after protracied and painful ill.,
ness ut the residence OF his relative Mrs Dr. Macauay
His remains were brought down in the steamer Georgia
and taken up Wednesday in the Curtis Peck be
red at his farm in Warwick County
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Observation-Disclosures returns of the election
on Monday have been received The House stands 1877
wings zul all Others und 40 vacancies The Wings have
majority OF q; last year it was 49, The anWhig majority
In the Senate is Z, '''
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boSiON, Nov. 25.--In Consequence of a heavy storm
ast nlRh none OF the York steamboat here this
morning, arrived All letters &c. despatched from New
last evening for the Caba therefore loo Ia 10
ne placed on board previous Tier departure
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s We will take it as very grea, favor if our friends
and CORRESPONDENTS in the different counties throughout The
State, will furnish US with the earliest and mos auhennc
election returns Send (by mail or telegraph at our e1
pense the votes for candidates for the Legislature as well
as officers
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baLTiMORE Nov. 29.-Sales of 2 400 bbs Howard 81,
and 1i'y s fiour Were made SO ST. $500 bbls at
o. Inc supply OF Flour Is believed insufficient for
demand Prime white wheat sells SIS TO Sc us; and red at
70 TO 81 cts sales of old white yellow corn at IS to &c
cents bushe ' S'- ~ w ~ w
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GOOD NEWS.-We informed by T. c. Rugeles ESQ.,
Engineer OF the Central Road Road that the aboers this
extremity the Blue Ridge Tunnel have last got through
the hard rock which has heretofore retarded their
and got into sandstone. This is good news Stan Spec
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ELECTION OF JUDGES IN TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE Nov. 2i.-The House Of Representatives
has adopted with but dissenting sote the proposition
10 amend the constitution authorize the people to elect
Judges and attorneys of the several of Tennessee
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HEAR HII!-While addressing The people OF bealoro,
Mr. Summers alluded the anil emancipation cuse ~ t
Convention The evidences ui his snunincss upon nc su
verv question: uccumua'es-I DanrWe Register.
The above is another specimen Of the counterfeit cai u
the Wing mo party" candidate TO popular favor. Inc sO'
ifyng statement is utterly unfounded We cannot enter
tain so bad an opinion of Mr. Summers, as 10 believe ''
he would have wiIfuy and in defiance OF facts "hc" w.
canno, have forgotten made sucn mls-s'a'e'"eh'. va
Summers is entitled TO no such credit is assigned TO hin
J. uos mn, Mr. Summers. but James NJ Whiule, ESQ., Of
pvya,ia NJ whose instance the clause was inserted pro-
bbne presen, or prospective emancipation by the Gcnea
Assembly The cause OF Mr. Summers must be desperate
indeed when his supporters thus compelled to deck MIN
ONT in borrowed feathers
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California is likely to gain fractional representative in
Congress The census just received from tina, far
of State show the number of white Inhabitants be
l65 O0O and the blacks 800. This makes the fraction
"a oUu over representative allowed and will probably
deprive South Clro OF her anticipated sixth representa-
tive In Conprees-(Erpres
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NJ A II RTEn
TEI,I,TE OF RESPECT

MARRIED Tuesday November lsh by the Rev Nelson
Head. K. HENRY WESTMuKE Esq. Miss MARY A., eldest
| daughter of Lodwick Brown, all Of Petersburg, Va.
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y ; = I-7--------- -.---I -
JOHN II. LiDllA II.

Il v I II Il "
WAsaISGroS City, u. c.
HhEaCTlCES in several Courts COLUMBIA
Any busimo pertinent To his roleTun w'ch be
ed his VIII with ;ihu lie
Alcssrs SwLDES, WIrmERs & Co,
Gen I.:o VI. McEALLA, Washington, d c.
JAMES J. MILLER, E-q,
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Rim " 4 v

NEGRO named b. escaped from on the eth Of last.
q August Said about feet, inches high and oil very
dark coeron ~ Old and weighing about O pounds
the his eyes inclined be little red When spoken 70
quick When he escaped he had wskers not quite ha
length of his jaw Ills dress consisted white hoesun foch
and antAloons OF The lie ncincdtn be ite para
tord lie carried from Fauquer county Richmond SOLO 10
Dr. ROBINSON and purchased by me the 9Th april 7o rom
Robinson II may be than likely that said negro hA!
lurking about Tarrenon hae heard that his wife wa
owned BY gentleman Warrenton ONE HUNDRED DOLAh"
reward will be r said negro il delivered safe JAIL
thar s25 il delivered 10 M Jos Brui Afaho
Va, 500 II deliver Ro LunpGin in Richmond W.!
June 6-c5m PRESTON WoNInI.-
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. ,,p
EpANAAr the LIST OF October last nesso msn name"
HI RY lie is about foItyiyc hiy years oi age s ~
we'll rropUItioaed, AMI light brown complexion ha
tslgen couneance speaks rather quickly with Sigh. m
hts HARRY belongs the estate OF w M f
deceased, and wife DR. SAMUEL Wilson's IN the e'" =,
Surry whose neshborhood he suppose 10 b. lufsis
tempting effect free The above 80
be paid for his and delivery either The
Smifed Isle Of Wight county, Va, or he
jai. that get him aGain. JOS WmrnS
Guardians OF the heirs Of VIM Fnehe''"',
Nov. l2 cwtlst JAN