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An OLD DR(|l,, .SIO. E,
UNDER il .NEW FIRM.

M ORION & PACE, having purchased the
Iyl entire interest Of L. G. Kinney IN the Drug
Store situated in the Wnrid'4 FAM hAiiding, on
Third Street,, with the intention ofsTansacting
Wholesale and Retail Drug business all rs b, anch
es, offer 70 their friends mud the public full and
complete as-ott,net Of the best description Of gods
usually found ii their linz, Al fair prices. We shall
purchase none Int pure, 0nadnela,ed mrdicines, and
shall guarantee all articles to be such Us represented
by US to our customers. With The assistance Of an
able and experienced German and French Chemist,
trust shall give satisfaction all our sales.
Store open a, al hours, day aud night.
ST. Paul, April, 1855. milf
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

REFER ENC ES.
Hon. CHI Dooli1tle, Utica, IN. Y.
4 Hon John E Hinman. Mayor Or Utica, IT u @
i Messrs Clark and Richardson, do do
Hon E w Leayenworth, Sec State, Albany, Y
Han Dan Pratt, Jus Snip Court. Syracuse, N Y
Hon Israel Huntington. do
Messrs Ely. Ciapp & Barnes, New York
Y VIM 4 Woodbury., Esq
Samuel w Putnam. Esq. Brooklyn. n X.
Hiram x Jerome, Esq, Rochester, NY
Henry Il. Fish, Esq 4.
Saxton r Gaviit. Esq, Lyons, N x .s s5
Charles E Clark, Esq, Buffalo, N \
sGeorge G Seelye, Esq. Geneya. N Y
W. Anfhonv Anril S s + NJ
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

II ca ACRES for sale near ST. Anthony --
Il lUNy The land borders on Sandy Lake il
we'll watered md timbered. There & 40 richer
soil, and il commands one Of the 6nesi views in
Minnesota. To person desiring farm al Il
pleasant distance from town, This place presents
unusual attraction. Call vt the office of .
TRACY& F.AR.NrHfM @
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ltotiExTi3jNal Hi {. nv = y ais ~
h sAle st csfse1f tsi6e. s. M sleS Hid
so dsp a1it ceSl,e1 Cu I6tl III NV nm
neleA csixed M Sold ya le.s TN
iet1 "a al special dapAeits. Es1sde oxI5J
psoge I. ma wild ln,,sIs ios I'M. 1Jouses u
slss. 6te.s, w. NJ aAlI srsoas hasing keai Estale
q. sais, " Wishing ~ purchase. ~ insissd n
cnll M oar pf6cs,g ss III .,ss ss.3. S sS
would suggest II st,s sl,iI apming I,srs
svdhs nn1ey q pnsohass Reli lEssafe. that b1
Doisaotiag 10 They c.ut sacestAin whst lands sre
fnF saie N the spinily price, etc when Az
SIRED, W. will MA ~ ageaia the tufehass M
such lands which VI 3csn seasrally bsy d, more
fay0rable teFins than can strangers sss ay
~ Rsy anns Wishing Al make inyeatkaabts, can da
% through our sgsacy a. faverably ZIG hsfs
s MONEY INVESTED IN real. ESTATE Vim
We will invest money I'M ReHl Ertaae, fpr the
fitst thfes hundred dDlInrs nj 6se pes sntssn the
Investment, and three per cent Oa nm M over
that and viii give, Without ehsres fnll md
acrutNte descri ptions Of the lands aoality III
The soil oportion of prairie md fsbss lssid,
water etc and The probabla proftah of The
inyes'msnt WIZ .lso re- N asent. RI ~ ny
II LOCATION II On LAND Nd w u NJ
We will enter government lands faFE - piialiais
apd sell The same, when desired, fpF una half III
The profits. and share Tho losses equity. BY this
course we should he equally interested with the
capitalist ia securing choice pieces III iand. or
we will buy government lands. and enter intn y
written obligation 10 take them fvesyears from
date of entry, at q hundred per cent adunnce on
the original cost. or loose III claim III orr SER
vices--ihns realizing ftosnty per cent PEI dnnpm
TO caprialisss far the use of their money. For
lands entered in this manner. we ask nothing I'LL
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7nn -aCRES two snd half miles from,
E lOSl, town, splendid lsnd well wafefed and
tmbered. Pnce 8 II par acre quarter down.
quarter in one, qpartes h and the rest in three
years. with lntsrest Al Tho raie oft per cent per
annum. IRACY& F.1RJGI4.1.M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
TUESDAY MORNING. NOV ENaEzg 1s. lsa5

null M! void AZ nr,o.. Is on thee e-roun. ,h,
Wv - cur! tornpr"nI'- - has ban held 20 B- u,.
'''M'A'"IinI is L.ro f...n rnnr,a.r :ra; every
.;@.- 'I"n "u 81 Tc;r'ergTo which the Ord'ugncc
ii ''1 Nl=Hour pr':.,b!tIrn l!"c, apoier-
c'',H' T. ~ pr"sar", aIo,: ff institutions Of snyrry
without regard 10 thai prohibition
IN Hi.e ai,'cles -! yours concerning the C.,muro-
"1'' YOU M "'chsi"n tp correct the co uiu..n but
e'''r,'"7 i''lres':''i That Mr. Cay was in favor Of
i; M'''"u'. "r"nih'i:yn line So far from riu. the
au.iI,r II II, III 'rn= uppusrd e, L. ,r L,..rr :, Il,
BE- .GCrR1'tI;i.r.a,
]" he :i+rus-iG Of TIE Nrba,ka hi,l in 1853, the
II c+i"is 9" the Supreme Crr, cu ihi. subject wer.
Inrd!y TeTtpurI, TEich j. r-rv r,,nurL .I,I. II
showed that the lawyers who took the Iii I mart IN
ihe dcH"'e mad nnt hcp: up their knowledge of tllc
drc'snn- Uf III" Court.
:"Ir. 10 the case IF Strcd"% r: a. v5 G,1hos,. de-
cid-l hy the Supreme Court at the Uccrmbcy Term
in JS,r The points decided were ~ follows. VIZ:
/ lndcr l!e "j:I ScciinI OF the Juiicarv Act, the
Court las no jurisdiction over the following gu, :Gous,
viz
Whether ssvrs who hni been permitted Ly their
iEa-tc. - pass occss liy from Kentucky into 0E,n
acquired thereby right freedom ner their return
10 kritucky. K.ntlrky alone could decide upon rh,
domestic Rnd sncnl condition o the p.r-ns dolnciled
within irr territory rXc"Pt H. lar as vpnwrrs .! the
States III this respect restrained, duties and
UhlEnt!n's imposed upon them, by tie Constitution
%! he Lmed S'ltc:. NOIn., ~ The Constitution Of
ia" Cai'ri state cnutrr the las pf .icu,u,sv.
Til" Ordinance o: i7S, cannot confer Jurisdiction
upon this Court. IL 20; n.cit >prr&rd,G 6u ttr
"c1".ioR d ne C0H,tH".i1a n Mr rf;'ed !>!Uhs,
whir!' pncrt Mi the Stale; upon q p'!Got cfDniHy,
which they could nD BE-. !: Tic Ordinance ruu'inli
in hr III l"rcc after IL n"piinn Some u! The ruci
pies %! HE Ordinance ar" III force, owing their vai!di
IS 70 acts nf ii" States formed IL the Territory.
I'll" Mryic.m Minister ha- received information o;
The "ir"'!"n Ui General Cnmom!,r,. lie has received
"r":S, also, rhncrrnig The :!rrr Millions the reiGIE
imt portion .! III" indemnity mnirr the ,,,.cn lrrn.
~ iS xiii I"ay" with hi7 !r:nIiy IN icw duv4 lor
M H"Hih, where hi" i"'nIy viii remain duri.G. tf
winter, !h"us!; J." will return /" this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13

"a" pr"grs- If :hc ucc it has never ceased for hour
=" make wir ui i.lo ustitutit. the South, to
n the motives and hrrniyu the conscience, al rfe
Si"va der, to tra"h IL 'lj,gr" and n avoid" him.
h'id n"uaillrr Tic MON NJ compact with BELT
Il II r p"S>Ibic ticr part " wl they cnll the gn
.rc'Sire s;rr "f slavery iry -. rcac ton against our
own n-fc-.ion' Mry il not be ,int ~ thi. rec.imna-
i'n "i t!.r :rc'ns and - the Judgment u h!s:n nrv
iirre may hc blows 70 take wei; flows tn yivsi
- hat 2rrTt ngI Df whom have svukru could See,
i:' ' cared ~ Hirt, the -f:nrs nt both s.ct:ui,s.--
In ti"sc errors, il This Very l: unL ;s very dread
which the nrw party would crsnnis4, he tho -u.
pre!ir inn%cr of lis country. 70 correct these
"""". 10 nil'y ut dread Ia rurn rhnt hate 20 love
"as The shhE.e aim Of ha last und robe.t .uJOr-
81 I'm ' Einr uat," lac seys "ant for lcy uwu secur
~ "r safely, lpr nn fragment u which - Co.. ave-:
irtl tie 'TTerk. ii wreck ther2 must b.. ~ ur tI..
good u, ihY whole G!!l the preservation u al. |
rpcnE today for the CnInu ilcg- ms for M GAUGE
Ill" could not hn"s abandoned hl,pscli be never
sew ~ b"r IL which .ig cUuid uEy NOR, abandon
hiinsr l." inls gloomy enterprise OF .Dctoma-u ;l!Gn
w nsImgtpn cuad have duDv it, sinolu:, from the
i,rewr! address; uGn the leader o Israel could have
d".e 1t. n" he stood i'll tbat lest hour psgah Hud
Surveyed, in visions. the hespread tents of tils kim
drsd tribes rejoicing hGefher iu the peace and in the
iight of their'iutuns God. o, for hour OF such
lie, aud lll were not Yet Lost i
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SECTIONAL. PAETIES

Dahi"i w rbsie:, III Il letter In his friend John Inv
or wr"le from Washington under dns "f March l7tL'
lS,e, us follows:
Il am GLAD that you have chosen Mr. Pike repre-
sentative. He is true man hut there in New
hampshire many persons who cal! themselves Wings
VII" are no " .i-3 az Ill ard 10 better ihan disa1io
iHs". ANY r:ln "h" hr,itHie, III granting aud s-yWr
!iI IN every pnr oi the country irs lust and coustr
t"Hr rights, IS enemy 10 tie whole country. John
Taylor II ono ri y"u" nnys shuuld say hn hunors his
lIlh"r ana mother ana loves h- brnthcrG aud sisters,
but still lissts that orc Ut ,hrn .hal! hr Grvon ni
q! " family. what yUn odr Ot han but this, ;ha
iner' - n" rca! fanny n"r IN him I"n and | arr
'arlr'r.. wC E"."r tGk rnI.;ir7-orrtak i OF uAru-
hat rnn"nhc: tbs that any nrn vino attempts 10 ey
c'r one part OF tins cDumtry against I"tirr l. IiSi
as wicked IL hc would hr 10 should attempt !" "cr
up quarrel between l"IH Taylor AMI MS neig bor
old MIR. John Sanbnrn 81 LIS other n-I-nhur. trpt.
BuririGh. There animals that liz brstin III"
hrs. and there rP men that d-l!gh. in heat smoke
c"nG':'iuu, and even general "uuu2 In,'y
N" follow the things THAI mike for rac-. They rI soy
only controversy, contention, mat Strit". Have L."
coliiiiiIvI WttiI such persons, either IL h-!-ntors
"f p".ElrIGu-. lUu nH,r II" more right Ia say that
lnvrr! ought moi 10 rI' i'll Virginia than EirG!niam
Ia, 10 h;Iy that riave:: ought - east IN New Hump.
Hii.c. lh!> IS II QUESTION: lei, 20 cYcry State 10 d".
cdr Ipr i;-rI and II w" IeDa To- keep the Sgt' To-
.,,cr. IS" must leave io every S;a': this power al
deciding for i,sc! think n.yr- wru,,. yOu wore
hr"r" "m pDl.;Icz. ] shH! 10. Gu |; aga.a. on!S
say, love your country; ana when aciHp. pei
suatc yon I" get mo qua:r' with he iams 81 other
States, tell them that vrn mraH To m!m, your 0wu
hu'ines'. aud advise them In mind 'lI"ir-. J"lI
TnyInr, yuu arc n Ice man. you yu-srss god prlnci
plrs; You hav" ia:g- iH!av 10 aIu provide !oi
by v"Gr labor Br aukini 10 the gcv"rnnr.!; Which
G'm, not opprrSs yu which docs not bear "ua down
bv r.crs-!y,. taxation, i,u! w,irl hold. out 10 yUu
and y"r:' r hope "i all the blessings winch liberty,
industry, and security may give. .Iumu ay o" ;ham;.
tiu'!, morning aud evening. that van bDr,! il.
,urh Country. John TayIof never write nr another
wuvt! politics. E!vr ny k!m..>I remembrance =.
Your wii, and clEireir ana wh,u y"u "ci from you
cgNi":n windows upon ;i!c gra"rs OF my family, re-
nc,ther that lie who i the author 10! this letter
Hnnn in,IniY innln D hIlnihtr Mnrin."
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fGU ERs:C.tNs. InE ttStCM
HOUSE At WHEELING: VA.
TRTsSI'EY DEPARTMENT.

" j.. & Dc-r'cr y. .-yJ
DR0rOSALS "il be rrc"iv - Il; 'h- berHr;i!''" u.'
:.c .c;a DAY q pcIenIUrT ieJ. y - . S."'N
.rLc c,n.,ia,.:c: OF lhr El..c!:n. Cu''cI House
Court Rouul etc according tue rnn> n'! sllHc'lca
,.yu relsrcd BY ths Department. said propa"i- tn DC
rr ,,r the vlle b!:n. Or for tt" diic,nt KINDS OF
xot. y:ms of va els shCIlj accompany 'nch oU' 'n
-. s,u ar, o; .ach ci: and iGe to:a amount I" "-ch
-.I ,. -. t-..:rtun; -cservng the II :at Ia r)ec'
n.ooy,a hereby invited should III" !ut"ic.; OF !Lc
mite states scguIr it. Ninety pc. cent ot ne amount
wy:k DOH 4GQ n. erals devcrtd dccur".he 10 con-
r>c t-ad -,oumttO Uc ascc'ni'ci ny i' eSHum'
a ~ Agent 81: tie Department, appointed ior ;Gnt put
i'"I,G ~. tc !: :gom: ume 20 time Gs me ""FH pioS.
.a! -u .! cent retained un;l ~" cV'n!'"h 81 ,'e
:2a.;ac: al rcccrauce Of tue ""-h &C. hy TIE h:e"'
sa.:-ss:i ,,
1 C,.:.t twil tc awarded only 70 Naser Builders ana
r aaG the .-s.s snrnr: thereof except ny consent
=. - Secretary oi ib Treasury, VIII be forfeiture c'
r. ",ae "
r. pr5posgl rnra: Oc accompanied by Srtca -ua'
..ari By rcsYoms!o" p"!-pn tt'f'..e,' :" ne
pis:rI;t Attorney or pi,uc: jcogc O ihe .niN
H.. IN TIE .,r of $4,000. tn. he bidder r!.! 'Een
2:rl = lii p-np,-. r accepted. enter Into contract
h1 bond ,s PROPER sufficient securities ic: iis !'
=. p"rtn~IuSa e
plsns, slecGrno-4 sui working i.swnc-, cen 'e "x'
Mined oa aud r.;,r Tie .5 day c! NTr.:no.r Gnd on"r
crmH:icn "bs'!' va Hpp.rsl!o tp lie department. Or
i: iac office OF he Collector - r:ac".iri.
The contract viii rot n~ ca'"g- mt ua; rrc state Of
i sc:t sha.l ha7" cedc F-d!c';nu ! s-:Qu aa a.
~ 10 TAX in tnr rss"ss -, tro cr,. oi
u.-l Stsn. or &c he buildings IN; :,v ~ ,Gc:ers
I~ proposals l,ils; Oc i- Dcst;cn niHr"as.
;u.hc Secretary "I the Treasa:y endorsed i:op
L. l- Whe i1s Custom HU;s" E;.2 will be upcacc ~
g,.,cs P NJ OF The last day nHGcd i,I r"ce.Ta, Tie
sc" ::- presence @; the Oddrrs !! ~: c;oosc % IA.
4tIi JAMES GUTHRIE.
a.. o A,-,SG If ,I;
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,,curoNp ESQCnkEH,
,rp;,snrr DA';r, ssNiwE1NL'' 'H,.SS.v.xr ~ro
y,r,.y;y. PRYOR N DtNNA'ANf'

..vr, collars per snnun,, and at the
- - to,,-> > taken tur si'or:er perioe th'n one
rs:c 'i t,' -,n, WcrEr, irr doh:s per anr"ri' ana
ye': si< ,nrnjr-. V"y""s III advance 20 os P"u
- =, r tr.lt"t 1S H!"'' f"''F"'N' - '
& 10 - -. the, rui vi ne S..'d. ,. -. 49,,
ycr '"":. - w., ct extending tie circulation OF the
W.. ~, ~ SUiRti il Tie Southern states, iIe
ri h'''. ty, ..iue:rc the lssNc vi " rt.hi't
fiel''f f,.. ,a.vr~ ucr:!r all t-e readiiS matter VI
,n nav At. semi WN caai d.; ,'aT,;ol cs,roc,c, of the
W.. - Slla !R. which !. row VA; !; WAS hni
NChAV. u my ,:ute ris, i; is tie pu:pos, OF the
r"'E ,g,.c -! rir energies 20 tue dscI-son o' N,
:;nlv No,..i:., ,:sa has brought before TIE
cosarsr -. ,.. :: .v,o, .y.-v w,incsdsr
rpa. ~ - per il paid III sdTancc, or os e. ~
vssn ayri-,.l :Hs!s III advance a "''"cto" s
in favor oi cUvs N the following ratio ior SlVs!N
,l,s u: the Wcrkv L,C'ircr will hr urn!-ici Ior ="
,srlve copies; Tor 80 tcy four copies, and 50 on III
;se same prSpH-i!cn -,,,,
rs rEy DAILY ESsv!RrR-for TEN lines or less. Erst
rtin atty cents ana every succeeding Insertion twef.
tvtys cents IL inserted week or tfee Times
- i.y.scvsn and tnl: for cnch Insertion HiteF
tr., and when inserted only once week H') S'''
i.r "iCa !a-eFt'o, ,, r.cs or ,.ss f-., i'm
.a,r;rv five rrlrs tor "rcA subsequent Insertion
-. .c1,,. wnan Inserted on! one" week scNehtE''e
.r,.. ~ .sr, Insertion
-u~ WrySiY-For TES lnrs ot less, irst Insertion
,,,v.. 20 cents tor each { ntinrSnce hity cr'hs.
' .jY,-,,.r-> er,. charged r:Iv dollar Tor TwEIvE
u, hu proportion Tor aivcr'!.en'a o' greater
80 x,,,. H,.rgv NCnjrrs ,.ui Auc"nCsra. WHO are
eb -.r. slD,' ,Tup"r !H' 'G'"' .r .,;.
All Ua,,.rl.s rri T'!"ut"s at Respect rN'r"dins
S,-tr li,,s are yErrF"i :or ~ advertisements:
rri.,s ,rpn a,..>nrrH nIusI br accompanied wHh the
. - - s.rr'nrv r.'sr"ncH- 20 insU:o cNect!!,r u.
49, i, ur, To tia. O:hc" may n" rrmn""i per Mi"i! 'h
s,s;,, blc Bank ro,e- 'lr r.'A u: the Ed:or~
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TIE LONDON TIIES' WAX.

IN" foreign papers by the Asia, furnish us with
me bT''icose article of the London Tunes in relation
10 Tins couu'ry, !rcrrred t. i'll teeg,sc dispatches
ana tiie Comment. thereon of other E:,sh pa e.
Coming ut time wien ali wss peace and la: 1t
thought entcrtoiued Vi any menacin- dtrultv lie.
tween lie Two countries This, singular er,,ru:om fou,
the Times will attract ,nuch sitcr:.on, AMI in this
country cHuse high degree o: irrilcun against the
BritSf government aId people. Neither the fears
n"r the threats Of tie Times appear however to he
responded to by tic English press, though wc pre-
-Hne they viii hcet with abunnnt sympathy from
certain classes who i'll Eagand, as well Ii. in this
country, carry their national nn. ,sitcs on their
slce"cs md Keep them excited by constant rubbing
The i'i1es rGdden d-GUEciGl:on o! hrnrr.cnn Sill
hu'"iism at time WHEN it hns been most Tcciray
repr"Sscd hy public sentiment u tuia cou:sy, is ryi.
dcii!| only Precrcs which aervcs il to .ek of prac
w!ii.t II iEces tnwar by AZ acrimonious and insult
ing TRADE toward people who have ~ wish to iriurr
En9!hnu AID 10 cHiis- Gel taiuiy to ..hr IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
FOT4I,ITy OF TIE STATS.

iCorrespunGcncr Of the y. y. journal of Conan rec
WAsHiNcroS, Tuesday Nov. G
In recent cases subu,teI IN the Attorney General
for bi. examination, and especially in cases Of titles
to the cites OF forts or other United States establish
eus iu the Territories. he has given opuions, which
ARE included in the points snted in the tri0n OF
the ID.
The L. S. Supreme Court has, by long series OF
iecisous settled the doctrine that the Cnited States
never held any municipal savrreignty, jurisdiction, "c
right OF sl in the Territory nj which the new Stntes
are formed except for temporary purposes aud aso
that the provisions OF the Orinarcefnr the "ranl2d-
ton of the NorhWcstr." Territory were t&:inSush-
~ b. the Consultations In conformity with t!ics. de-
cisuns il would he necessarily held tina, p"ri::aai
rule oi municipal law for all that portion Of Lons"n"
WHICH ss North Vi tue parallel Vi 81 deg ~ W. was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
NDTICE 10 C,tEDITORs

|HH JEFFEh>DH MlNuH and Virginia. his wife. hUS.
~ M. hy "rei II, trust duly rcc"r"! IN Es.> County
."rN- hi'r" conveyed r"rHif pruCrtvtn ihc Sab.
". trustee, 'cr The IGrp"." uf securing The -nii
- '''f'rS. have nos I" r"IG",. sil persons 70
0" II" - 'h'"''" other 'hNG tii"" wn have uhtni,rI
'hh" III w" '"Er', a. FsscS count 30 Furnish mr.
.ou' delay, .r"m., IN with. O; S ''.,
=" resP'''' "r.r, ''"ln- III" nature. 81 ,n. ,jrL,
'a"a"T due ny hoi, np'" account naA wl,o.rcr ,b
"" personal -c'"FiS lHn' may kno" w!at ,rron,y.
ssi =! >"'
ape all 10 whom Dr Nin"r i indebted ~ .a ,,
~; OF complying with th!- -Cqu">' is HI. ,:.r,;'
% Wrs, immediately a;'ct 'c -u" under tn. !..S I
IA not placed in possession Of tho Information nhoy
'':' she'll plead :his notice il bar .: any recovery
S'.,' ne
i. persons indebted sud Minor requested :,
sSe Hncd;nc payment 20 the subscriber Ny address
T. !1i?a"nnnnck. va
n j. T. WElTLOCN. Tru.,""
81 u" above notice is with my conse.t and aru:obR
a. a'5 a NV rrqu.-i. JEFFERSON MlNDi;
4 tif
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NJ -mE GOVERNORS on virginia


A pOrriO& @! 'lr poo. !" O: TIL Comm ~" 'H 'a
~, rausi.,. -; hy ~ li,vHc's"i Z P' "
49, ir M. ,nr.., o Ii.frry, hE "!i''' t!ic t'h!cf
= c 1 i, asyr hcrt! -'.r"r'd 'iIr w"Fi'''>' "''
- -, 49,: an, In >ou. .T-,"nco every ',rii-" "' m
'o ;,r ,>ccp: :.rir ao"r-i 'T"u!oI"s. ri'rrrd ny
''s - .r-..l.-. IT,. :'H"n stopped. pri'"!r hi-rH.
.xu., ..a mn ,l'",Ii-" rendered h"p""sS aHa
;,.;.- necessarily r"grrdrd. hN which >S''p"'hH
" ., ,-,...i so n rTcry p"ii u "|G own s','t''
.'" 80. bono O.! humanity in ever" -;'c wG"r' klI!'
u . AID The 5qcr,,; bond of Union prevail, r\nai'iH
.g Sv s2u,.sna0G- yc:'nss from inGrn,uaH rna com
10 :"vr 'ir .gI!srin.> al IN" distressed; hi'I Il
pva. CDj II G mercy, - Say II" "snd "i 'c
..rr.v". ~ H. 'EC N.G.uc- O! til" Gl>chsc ana 10
rr. .. win yc ;hst confidence ai sci!'iy w!is DC
.:r ;.G ip@css tah" tae place ot a:!.!cioE u being
., OCCASION uau,,.a as. extraordinary. wE"n becomes
,l.a 1iogyl..l 9 rucud"nrr anon II" Almighty, and,
g.iy - ,u,ym ..n;r:uj rEanN- 'oT blessings 'A".'
,,;r.ru...y nrs;oN-, upon pc0I! nnh especially
ir li: mercy IN spaTin. orr :"'" citizens t"n i"'"E
.!-c:lns: .,...
5,rc;ore J! Joseph Johnson Governor Of Virginia, .X-
r.,y 6isGa:rln: H'Au:ity ~ require or control 40
s;,hv on behai; OF tie people, earnestly reronnei
.,, without Distinction d: creed Or party, i"h one nc
,ori ., u! rcIjt:H. n"a." aa thanksgiving % uo'i
10y b., blessings, and ia cryan prayer 10; continuance
i ~ .Idsuc. Md protection hHi 70 :!:s eat suggest
Ina =. f!:rsENru NosENBrH next D" set ai"rt'
20 10 a,-iy uL-r-I.G. III freedom iIom p"siEe'1 or
c. l with proper !""l.n: of !''aEH"n """ f"Fe''
-.Cr ~
In p.a..:n,ony whereof nave h"rr,,uIo s"h-crH'i my
JOS. JOHNSON.
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NOTICE TO EIII.DERS.

IsSHE DIRECTORS OF UNION SEMINARY, III he
d county oi Prince EGwrrd Va, ~i buiI 't"Ht -pra:
handsome -:oIird brick dwrhn with "1t:saS%r
aal enclosures, !ur wlt:! Proposals from hpusro. .r;s
arc now irv.tcd. The pau= aud specifications Tor the
unove ".!, will be hUwn to all anpcn,l'- hy H." sGI.
scribrI dr.rrd TIN, the preparation OF materials md
erection enclosures should e commenced Immediately
afe. The ciosng OF corracs ami rhnt tie nnn buildings
.n erected early in the spring The br!c& ca be
ulhlc.
Proposals iJr furnishing Hll msrcsls un1 workman
ship r ,hc abC"c Job Will be received mill uhcr.
,v.c iii DecciheT ;hc 18th, when tic contract will
be av ardrt 70 he most eligible offer.
/, drsrcd that the proposals snail state tie times ard
lliodcs Of payment demanded.
favorable and undcrn;r offer will secure prompt Hud
puuc,raI pay and security will be required Of h
cu.r,y;ur o- the w0rklnu.!kc coap p>tou .: the Job
within stipulated I:'ne
ADDE'S ;!,r s;bscr!bcr, e: Hanpd"n Sidney. Va.
Nav elm RUET. !. nifNEi.
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compelled n rani tie irfr',.Is- not Gsrrr.s
has M" srr:ons dispute riti 'gn :-,y..n.rrt nl l,
Tree AZ! Lr!r! cpmmCnijr. Lu; lerc - 80 ......
ihent l. nn"ihlnR pr unnni, - ,'"v0.; T.. ,.'..
:rh ,-"ng !n:;!i {" inurirr I'D :, I..,;e 70. :..
in'nl"ns III nn inoi Ming "''v .,~c Dr.. e.. y
Iaii"s "h "''i6n ta- 'E"r = :c'', ,' a:...' =. )
r:csG the .grrrs :.'' ;:ic., -: ,.. .
"t the goo .ss ri:":i! h- t"c.d England i,r- 1901,
claim 10 b. c:.i- the nursing iaot.,.y @! g.! .. rs:
her citizens arc free hn,nS tl"v sf'rsY hc.. =. - ::
how - Suhr",rrtr their 'udi;ir w.'l - 1T
law tie suI.reI!r"v "f which - ;,s ;... .:;.,i
~ Q civil a.. rM,nn:uui,y.
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VIZ. EliNAIE'S SnEECu.

IN gncther c"lHmn publish, extra !'on Nj.
eii"ni', recent speech /" he Wing D! Boston, 4
specimen nj ii, ,tyr q! III" orator. umd r>pos-
ton q! ,,n" o ;hr VIEWS 1f ;h"-" whose sc;Ijin~u-
he r,rr.enis, III opposition I" The -n-c"!ir "hupuG.t
can Fusion II; he N0r;t-wuirl !, Imihius more
nor los than thr coalition o! III" ODDS aul "id-. ana
fragments unl division: Of various parties il wha;
may be properly termed 'hc kuUw-N";;s!ns a. Ab"i-
ton party. Mr.. Chuac's d"nuarin';nn o, this coHI.
nn is .-verc hut mrrl;"l aud rhr gcirra ton" -"
hi remarks elevated and patriotic.