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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
Drawing the Sword.

Newspaper accounts of speech made by Mr..
Wise,thc other dry, in Washington, report that.
"Mr Wise promised his Democratic friends that
/ if, after his election, they should require his AS
i sStnnco To defend themselves from the Know
Nothing. he would draio his snord and cross the
Potomac! SO then, if Mr. Wise should be elect.
ed, this District of the United States may pro-
pare herself for an invasion by the grand army
Of General Wise"
Mr.. Wise seems well nigh insane with the iden
Of drawing his sword. Visions of war and car
nnge seem to have haunted his Imagination. all
through the canvass. II il n subject for serious
consideration with the quiet and peace loving
people of Virginia, whether they should place
the sword Of the State in the hands of man so
liable to draw it without oocasion as Mr.. WISE
From the temper and frequency with which no
has made this threat one might suppose that his
whole object in seeking the Gnbcrnatoria office,
is to get command of the military forces of Vir-
ginia, that he may make war on, God knows
whom or whit! Whether this be SO or not, we
really regard it unsafe at period of such excite
mcnt us the present, TO place in the chief execu-
tive office Of the State n man Of so rash and i'm
pulsyo Il temperament as Mr.. Wise. With tho
subjects of agitation and collision with which the
times are 50 rife tho chances would be about
equal that before the end of his term no would
involve in some conflict with another State,
or with the Federal Governments that would lead
to civil and disunion There was
epoch in our history when there much
need of men at the head of affairs Of calmness,
elaboration and prudence. The State will draw
the sword itself when there is just occasion
and needs no Iiotspur to whip it out for private
sport or personal revenge.
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I pug.u'o"'' u l. des'er + u Cus.u' C.1.rof ea
Redfn inti.e.',r.f MrD,n., y. No ~, = -.
niu,nr l. tn. npl,1 sis.i ,l.o =, l.. ,,,,,,, ,,,
ms-i.r'r for ia = fa'f' vii I ~, :, tJ,. :
d1y of luz, l8a5. III ii !, liz. n'>t f.tfd,v,
'hr premise, ~ In II III ,,l-ler e ;u,f, mr.
ton i arl III l.AND nh ri loo to ", Der,.I
died izrd. Isl L'l'r Wit aud Eci,ls IT,, - in
the county rf l5riEr within u m.- ,ou me town
Of Liberty, through VIII II place tie Va. n Tenn. r r.
runs, and adjoining The lands of Cel"b d Parker
Thompson II. Lnync, Leland Law'e.S, c. B. frcr Jas
NJ. Cater, Marlin l.. FIqna, Naihan Z. Luck. and
others.
The LAND will he sol in two, or more Tact. On.
Tract continuing about 30j4 acres, md known tie
Hunt tract which lies well. originally of the best rcd
clay 20 mud in 60 cd condition at this time 1t is Ter.
tile, and well adtied to the growth of Tobacco all
kind, oi grain, Glow and Other grasses aud ubJu huf
aims in it, orsinn growth, consisting OF urge pro-
portion of white oak and che-tnut oak timber, suitable
for box plank. dc also. chestnut and other yHlu Lilo
timber Most the timber ID land Is considered SUI
pcror Tobacco Land. The improvements sill
ut hewn log dwelling houses, the necessary out.
houses, tobacco barn., dc.
The other Tract (uo divd" before the day Of salc)
confirms about 80 . aes, and is known the Nell
soIs The soil n1uut the quality of that Of the
first mentioned tract, and than half OF TIE
now ahonnds in timber oi the very best quality, the
wnpc of ii being No Tobacco Lnnd Tho cleared
poronis generally in good condition. and nnder
good fence. TIE Improvements consist f comort,.
bic framed dwelling house, with the nrce@ aiy out hgn
SEES tobacco b rms. &c. Both of these
abb ana ii >rahle lie WE'LL nm mr." W Ter, ii by
springs of tie best water The fertility OF the soi.
the quantity and quality of the timber, the chance for
tobacco ii. convenience to market, AM the neghhnr
hood being decidedly desirable one, should he sufi
Gent inducements attruct III" attention OF ircha'er
Either the undersigned. Capt. c. D. Parker, VINO
lives nd oinng, will, at any time, show the lands
persons wishirg To examine them,
TERMs.--A credit Of ,, md yenrs (except IA tn
sum sufficient Il, pay the co.'s, DUAL in,tnmpn's will
be given the purchaser being required To give bond.
with good personal security, for the purchase money,
and the title and returned further security,
and sujectio re.-ar, the risk # The purc asertor
dci,u in the payment ofthe purchase money in Whole
part. ALBERT MCDANIEL, Comm l.
mnN 1 endLls
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Tho Sixth District.

Accounts from the Albemarle District are
more and more promising of the success Of the
American candidate. Fluvanna and Bucking-
ham are both expected to give him handsome ma
iorities, while Bedford, Nelson and Albemarle
are relied on for not less than four hundred each
A writer in the Richmond Wing, giving an
count of occurrences at the last -Albcmarle
Court, says
DIR. Lyon our candidate for Congress-
present and took occasion to explain some charg
es that appeared in the Jeffersonian against him.
He commenced by saying that he did not intend
making speech and would not do SO until he
could meet his competitor. (hell never make a
speech if that's his DISCRIMINATORY but only wish
ed to explain the charges made against him
These charges were, LIST, that he had voted for
Wise upon the final ballot in the Staunton con
veption-2d. that he hal denounced the American
Order, and Sd, that he had distributed Wise cleo
pioneering documents. TO the LIST and Sd of these
charges he gave fat denial, and Of the I'd. he
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The Judgment of our Fathers


The following preamble and resoutionembod.
wing the very essence Of Amerieansm. were
adopted by the General Assembly Of Virginia in
its famous sitting of 1888 The Democracy
of this State claim lneal descent from the great
men who composed that body. What do they
say to this solemn and deliberate action of their
fathers
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTION PASSED
BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
ON THE 16TH JANUARY, 1893.
From Henning's Statutes at large. vol. >. (new
serics,) pagr l9l.
That the Generuf Assembly nepertheiess CON
curing in opinion NTH the Legislature Of Mas
sdchasetts, that erery Constitutional barrier
should be opposed to the introduction Of foreign
influence into our National Councils;
"Resoiped, That The Constitution ought 10 BE-
so amended that no foreigner toho shall not hare
acquired rights anderths Constitution and Lnios,
al the time OF making This amendment shall
Thereafter be eligible fe The ofce Of Senotor and
Reyresentdtirs in the Congress Of the United
States. nor to any cgfoe in the Judiciary or Eree.
utipe Departments.
agreed to by the Senate, January 10th,
1899"
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Valuable Land for sale in BEDFORD

IN rui nance OF IA decree ofthe Circuit Court Of Bed
ford in Inc OF Leftwich, &c, Qnares, a.,
the H.. dersigred who nppphted commissioners
for that purpose will WrlHcsd' y, the 9th day of
June 1855, if fair ino the next fir day, on the
premises sell TO the bidder public auction the
LAND wherco William c. Lcftwch died, seized, ly.
ing on Elk Creek, in the county of Bedford, within
hale mile of Stepto-'s Crossing the Va X Tennessee
Railroad, where there is switch for loadng, Nc, n
bout 10 miles from Liberty, and IA above LynchbuIg,
adjoining the lands of Ro. c. Stepoe, John Galloway,
and 'ihers
Tbs land will be sold in three tracts
To suit views of purchasers tract contam-
ing about Got acrcs. is in "A fair state al impr"ve-
ment fertile mud well adapted To the growth ct all kinds
of grain and Eoacco md very superior fo clover and
grass hi, Trac, contains arge quantity Of fine time
berpd lnnd of the very best tobacco land with gfent
quantity OF plat ground, plenty o good spring. and
well watered Tue improvements, mo ~ new, consist
OF ree and convenient brick ene house, carriage
house ice-hon-" and nj necessary out houses, two
good barns, and several good tohncco houses.
The other TRACT contains about scven hun ired
which may be divided into two oct., Is pro-
ductve aud in high state of improvement, with rl"n-
Of fine iiuhcrrd land too tobacco and we'll watered
The improvements consist tfs good frame dwelling
house, md ali the houses, with one q"
the largest and CONVENIENT baras in the country
Both of these tracts very desirable and II rarely
hlI pens that such valuable land ~ in IN HIkct The
quality Of the soil TIN high of improv nj, the
proximity to the Railroad and convenience market,
the improvements TIE land y the tact that
they situated in pheasant ID desmbi ueighbor
hood, render them wpltIy of The attention OF purchas-
Either Of the undersigned, will any tire show tho
lands 10 any wishing examine them.
TrRMs.-A credit ot |, >, and years. equal install
meGta will he given the purchaser being required t"
execute bunds with I'd personal sccur ~ for the rur-
chase money, md tie title tn the lard retained as fur
Tier security sohiect resale in default OF the paw
ment of the purchase money,
JOHN y LEFfWiCH
SAMUEL II. QUARLES, Con missioncrs.
VIM. c. MINIS
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said: at is true before knew anything about
the order.in my own family, spoke in terms Of
condemnation of tho party, but no sooner read
their Basis Principles than planted myself upon
their platform, and joined the Order" lie was
now heart and head an American, and endorsed
tho native platform. THIS was received with man
ifestations Of approval by the crowd as were his
answers to interrogations propounded TO him ny
VIM. F. Gordon. Jr., the Democratic Elector for
this district. Upon the whole, think DIR. Lig
on made favorable impression upon our people.
and WILL doubt not, run fully up to the strength
Of the party. We will make u clean sweep in this
county, and only regret that our Senatorial cleo
ton does not come on nj this time, that we might
take to ourselves "Bsn iamns portion" also.
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OMMERCIAI..

LYSCHBURG, May 18th, 1855.
TOBACCO Inspections this week 260 hhds,
against 100 hhds. corresponding week of last
year. Market animated, with sales of Tugs, COM
mon 4 to 90, good ) to ESQ, fine mannfactur
ing6 so to 8 90. Leaf common to middling 6
to 900. Good to fine shipping 9 to II So
Manufacturing, nothing fine offering. and pri-
ees range from 10 10 Is 90 for such as has
been delivered, with the exception of small tub,
made by Mr.. Lennon, of Roanoke county which
sold for S25 90.
WHEAT.-Millcrs not in market. prices higher
this week. sales Mt 2 20 to 2 25 for Red and White.
FLouR-Supcrtine sl09; family slll.
CoRS-sl O6 to 81 % per bushel of 81 lbs.
WIN. L. SMITH,
Commits sion Merchant.
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II. d. FarrcIi's Arabian Limi,ncnt
TRIUMPHANT OVER DISEASE

Ilist1y grrrt medicine Sill goe, on, conqurrrg
diSei-', and s'utcnns nanyn poor Powelless victim
from the b. It's po~efi ul stimulating pcnttrnt
ingnnd nuodyne Qualities, II rsorcs the use of limbs
which have been palsed to years aud by its singular
pnweI ri reproducing the .ynovia fluid or pint water
ii cur, nil Diseases of the ,ts With rrsng npidi
ty Eur rhenrnn,i-n. aud affections oftbc 81 Inc and
Spleen hrs proved Itself specific; and for affections
:" the lungs, liver and Kidneys it is almost valuable and
powerful iuXIIarJ; also. for al Diseases oi the glands
,cro -, gnitrr ,weled neck, ctr, etc. And iuderd
ior hlnus any disease where eNternni application :
req dr', this medicine ,tnnl. unparalleled. Sprlins,
bruises cramps. wounds, chilhnIns burns, ,rc are
SPEEDILY cured Ivy it.
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ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSE
UP TO 3 O'CLOCK SATURDAY.

WIN. w. IEFTWICH,..- Proprietor.
j w Graves, NJ Fitzgearles, Pi,tsylvana; Il
A Hamlet, G G. Eastman, Jno Coon, David Sis
son, Roanoke; c Wartz, do; + Turner, Mo; VIM
A Payne, Nelson; + Wilton, b Wilton, \ \
Everett, Bedford; } Jones' Miss Jones, Campbell;
Jno Jordan Pulaski; c IL Slaughter and lady,
Charlotte; VIM + Rhodes, Salient p II Callan,
II Williams, Va q Tenn II Il; j S Gilbert,
Clay county, Ky; jackson Sailing, mouth of
North River; Ro c Jones' James T Jones, Mel
son; Nathan b Harvey, Nathan ii Price, Char
lotte; VIM C Shelton. Campbe Andrew J Lew
is, Pittsylvania; b NJ Bramblett, Miss S C
Bramblett, Campbell; VIM ID Toler Lady and
child, Abingdon; LJennings, Halifax; j NJ Spill
ler Fncastle.
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ty will not be fifty and we doubt whether he gets
any nj all. If we gain in the same ratio all over
the state as ,ce mill Flournoy will be elected by
upwards of 10000 majority. How can the Wise
party have the efrontery 10 crow after such a
demonstration rs the above terrible defeats
make' They at least begin 10 recognize the
hand writing on the wall. Dragging wont do
Their doom is sealed, and Flournoy will be elect
ed by at least 10000 majority Penny Post
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-r\I.AY OR pARAl.YSI,.

Tha,rus Smith ii NIuld Creek. razeWc county,
Illiros stys: II had Loot the use oil arm for more
ii an year by rasy patays. line flesh had eriire.
|; wlheraI away, lie win nothing but skin muscle mn |
bone. TIED all the best doctors, and all the remedies
| could hen, Of, hut they did good then com
menced the Of H. 6. FarrcIs Arabian Liument and
a few bottles entirely cured me. and my arm i. now as
strong and hrshy the othei it Is also frt rute for
burns, s7tias and bruises.
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1t gives pleasure to add II testimony to the vr.
tues n sour gtcd medicine. One OF my booded horses
had dwelling the cap Of the knee about the .ize
of a hens egg. Some it WINS II sran and soma
that il the joint WINTER from the knee, tnd Id
cured. tried oil cedar ON it, and oil the linme NJ :
and oint,ncn and they did good Than water,
then h, persuasion of NV friends tried H. q, Earres
Arabian Liniuc1 AID WIS happy fnd ilke rt.
feet after a few DAYS, and it dnniN encd the noble an
rul ,ntlcy ,hipk ills dccideily the gr~ute, Ii nj
neut ipr hire, veil ~ humHn fish knew.
Tieaaout, TX. u Z CO., III Ndcoh 10TH, 1919.
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IN Scrofulous Affections. Mercuria Diseases,
k,n-'s Evil, and in Ia all diseases arising from an
inludciols Of Mercury, Carriers Spanish Mixture
has won for Itself an envable repuaton--a reputation
based On j., "wn Intrinsic merits BY removing thc
cause o il.ease, IL effects rapid and permanent cutr
hundreds of fellow citizen. have cause TO know
Try II before II is TOO late ap!l3llm
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git. a Whig Triokc

Reader, just look at this table of nominations
by the American party, for the next Senate and
House of Delegates, and tell us if you think it a
Wing trick:
SESATE- Democrdts-Jeherson District, l.,
Frederick, /; Stafford, l. Hanover, /; Norfolk
CITY, |; Wvthe, |; Marshall, /; Marion, Ito
tai Democrats; 4.
Whigs.-Loudonn, |; Appomattox, I; Spott-
sylvana J. Franklin, ]; Aeeomac Total
Wings, s.
liousE OF DELEGATEs--D Democrats. -Berkely
county, l.; Jefferson, |; Frederick. |; Morgan, l.;
Roppahonnock, /; Essex, &C., |; Henrico, l.;
Norfolk county, l;Amherstf, |; Campbell', /; APP
pomattax, /, Louisa, L. Montgomery, /; Harri-
son, /; Taylor, /; Marion, |; Lewis, |; GIner,
&c, |; Pcndeton. !, Highland L. Charles City,
&c, |; llnlifax, /, Pittsylvania, /; Augusta, l.;
Greenhrc |; Patrick, |; Roanoke. /; Goooh-
lind, /; Il chic, &c, /, Alexandria, l.-Total;
Dem. 81.
higS.--Berkeey county,l Jefferson, /; Fred
erick, |, Clarke |; Loudoun, y Fairfax, l. Stat
ford and King Geo. |; Norfolk county, |; Camp
bell, /; Bedford, .; Harrison |, Marion, /; Hall
fax, |; Pittsylvania, |; Augusta, p Allegheny and
Bath, |; Urshur, Total, Wings, 20.
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TNO THE LADIES.

Two THE LADIES. opened a beautiful
l. lot "t French cor.es worth four DOLLARS, which
Viii sell ut the low price OF ona Dollar and Seventy
ty five cents. Also sup " Of those rich nnInce
dresses Narrated tssi c ''ors with suppl, of
French Needle Work, kil Gloves Silk Mrs, Ribbons
Silk Hosiery. aud Ladies' CATERS all which in b., Of
tered nj low prces to suit the present price of ,ur
mayl4-ts JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BASIS PRINCIPLES Copies of the Basis
PrnciPlcs'' of the American party in any guam
tlty al this office. Price. 80 cents n hundred, or
3d cents when more than one hundred are need
ed.
ELECTION Tickets, supplied promptly and
cheAply at this Office. Send in Your orders.
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The relaxing heats of summer lcayc hehinl

The relaxing heats of summer leave behind
thrm long nunof evils. TIE most universal OF these
grnerl debility, and its attendant, lowness Of
spirit. For these we recommend a speed, and un
eiijng the .hapr of Houlard's German ttrIs
pr"parcdb by d. .. NJ Jack son, Philadelphia 1t is. il
opn'"n med cine feHc,ts-alonc-unap-
prnachibIe 1t seems reach the fountain head ofrhr
difficulty in the digestive orcan zaion md thus
ve the stcrcti"ns and the bio ID me aceres m0,bi
or the cause u di,eae. lts tonic properties give vigoi
to the membranes of [ q tonach, and promote the Sc
erection of the gastric juice, which dissolve. the fool
while its cordial, soothing and attentive il fiucuce i'm
parts general regular ty and strength the action of the
secreve gnns and furtify the constitutions
Such is our own experience d ITS effects, and we be-
levc il is confirmed BY the evidence nj MI who have
II led it, had opportunity of wifnt >ib. il. opera
ton. For sale by DR. Jackson, 100 Arch street. See
advertisement.
aDl2S DIV
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ICE CREAM SALOON.-MR. ZErEIL

ICE CNEAW SALOON.-MR, ZETELL
L informs the Ladies' and Gentlemen OF I.vnchbuig
thai hs ICE CREAM SALOON is now oren and viii
be constantly supplied with the lee cean during
the whole He viii also furnish for parties at
tie shortest notice. The tronase Of his friend, and
the pub ic is earnestly invited. all0-lis
Fresh Pine Appos berry. and oil kind. offuit.
ipaylIls
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DIED on Tuesday. the 18th of April ANN
ELIZA, eldest daughter of George w. and Phebe
Tyree, in the 18th year of age.
Republican please COPY.
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Sunday School Monthly Concert.

VII. be he'd by the Sunday Schools Of this
city at the 2nd Pr sbyterinn Church, Monday night
- O'Clock. according 10 Adjournment All friends of
the cause requested 10 attend. ma, II 1t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VALUABLE FAMILY RESI-

Nj DEkCE FOR SALE Inv suf,.rri1er ,fcrs f,r
.nle privately hi. FANNY Residence. >hroi.d an Frank
lin II It. itnn"hrtrv oppnsitr Mr. VIM Ciay,.,. Tbc
property enhrae'" ost AcRk Ut gr,,fhd q good iii
aud well improved; BRICK DWELLING, wi,b .
r,on. " ell inshednll urce- .ury ont houses md in ,
naighb rkood uncxcepfionahc. Snrh property !. mn,
often pun IN market AMI wanting truiy de,fsbtI
re. would do well 10 cal on | will s.Ila
great bargain my object j. To rai.c money, and
money must hive.
II not .nld privately before the l5rH Of May twill
then be sol. u auction.
mario dts THOS. J. HARDY.
POSYPONENEN
The nhnv snl - pa-tp,r'd until -. ljtn NJ June
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~ OEICE.-l hay" ON hand. at my shop. ) miles
Y irom city OF Lynchburg Immediately on the
Amber Court House R,,nd:
ID, 4 and Horse Iron Axle, (wuggon)
Rulr0ad and Ok Carts.
Plough, iinrrnws, Cuhiya'ors, &c,
Red tea l., Wash Stands,
Tables, Sales Wuriro5es, &c,
All OF which be Of he very best mate
rails and will sell them 5 low, lower than such
work ran he obnincd els where. All per ons in want
Of such articles will find tolheir interest TO give me
call, am determine offer such inducen MS a Wei
insure sales \. Is. MAt'tt' e
lpiy 70. vdSc
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We have given the Mayors vote in Petersburg,
although it Is we'll known that this was not test.
But that makes little difference. Wss's major
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L.oo1 ont for CounLe,ft5ls.


The p Lie are cautioned against another counterfeit
which ha> lniely mace its appearance, callei W Fur.
Is Ar 4hina Lnimenr, the dangerous Of all the
countertris, because his hnying the name of Farrell
mary wll buy it in good faith, without the know ledge
Tint counterfeit exist, md th.y viii perhaps only
discover their error when the spurious mkt has
wiough ii, evil effects.
Tho srpuine article is manufactured only by II. g.
Farrell. : Ie Inventor and proprietor and wholesale
druggist No II Min street. Peotia Illinois, 10 hem
all aPl llcntioas tor Agencies be addressed Be
SIRE you get it with the letters II q before Farrep.
thus II. -. fARhELLs-aud h.. .igniure on the
wrap =; All otn"rs are couuteritits
Sold by X. STABLER & co. Druggi.ts.
Lynchburg Va.
and b, rguary authorized agent. rnu hou the nitcd
States.
To P.icc IS and 30 ccnts and Il per bottle.
AGENT WANTED in every town, village aud
han lei in The United Stars in which one not already
established Add ess II. q Farrell a. above accom-
panied with good relerenc, character responsible
tyne. aP20 dSciw
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1nOOOnFT OFRoX PLANK
CUANO LIME AND CEMENT-W

NJ keep always hand good supply of Peruvian
Gunno, Thnm,ston Lime Mountain Lime; Cement
Cucined Plaster all of which we will sell cheap.
mt,1f.ts MILLER & ECAAl. on '}asn-
IVA election of mis- hsa;h for the city will take
plncc Def nc the City Council an the 4th Fri !ny in
this m NH. Those who may wish t" become candidnes
v I'll plelse make it known me before that day.
msy7-2twtde WIN n. BRANCH, Mayor.
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LHRE6H BUTTER Just received aud forel'c ny
l. ia, 10 l. CANT d CnAN FOhD
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Now, that you have looked over tho list, we
ak again, do you think the American party
Wing trickl-Penay Post.
"Ihcsc two counties are improperly cassed,
and should be under the other head.-Tirginiua.
The I.ond"p Times seems t. give up any great
reliance upon tho hereditary, Irvine rie' t of
kngs,und acknowledges that it not for English
men, with their perpetual jealousy of the Crown,
their hoaated succession Of triumphs over the pre-
negative, with their expulsion of dynasties, the
Bills of Rights, the Acts of Settlement and the
constitutional monarchy,it is not for them, to
quarrel with the choice of great nation, or to
COMPARE the ancestry of Bonaparte with that of
his cont emporory George III
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MIR. STAPLES, the American candidate for
Congress in the Greenbrier District on last Sat
urday, was to address the people of Boone coun
ty. We learn that Mr.. Staples is everywhere
making most favorable impressions upon the peo-
Pile Ile is unquestionably n gentleman OF the
right stripe-n gen ternan worthy of the most ar
dent and Jealous support of the voters of his Dis
triot.-kdn Rep.