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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17
SPRING SALE S, 1855.
II .EEOKEES,

r c ]! NJ o n p V A.
PUBLISHER AND Wholesale DEALER IN
Books, Paper, Stationery, & Piano-Fortes
VXTOULD invite the attention of Country Dealers
w visiting the city to make their Spring Purcha-
ses to his large and gentee assortment of Goods ap=
pertaining to his trade, which will be sold upon the
most reasonable terms.
Worcesers PIANO FORTES and Princes HE-
LQDEONS.-A. NJ. is sole agent for the sale of the
above celebrated Instruments, which are unrivalled
and unsurpassed, and sold at Moderate prices.
We A general assortment OF Musical Instruments
and Musical Merchandise
Having Bindery attachad to his Book Establish
mcnt he is prepared TO manufacture to order, every
descrIptson of BLANK BOOKS, and execute bind
ing in every variety of style.
Nsa. All orders from the country will meet prompt
attention. and be executed faithfully if the pur
chasers were personally present.
A. MORRIS, Main st.
March g. 1875, Richmond, Va.
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II u S r S A L E

TN pursuance of a deed of Trust exccutd to the
i dersigned by d. 4. Pitman ON the LIST day of Go
tober 1854, and reeordedn the County Court Clerks
office. there will on Monday the 26h Of March. p
front of the Virginia Hotel, be exposed to public
A STORE HOUSE AND LOT.
on West of New St., and occupied in part by VIM.
Kerr, and being the same property conveyed to the
said Pitman by NJ. Quinan's executor,
TERMS-Sl20O with interest from LIST of January
1853, and costs of sale in hand, ssni balance III six
months, bearing interest.
Col. J. b. Baldwin will give any information In
relation to the matter that may be de. desired
March 8. JOHN l.. PEYTON, Trustee.
VIRGINIA !: AT rules holden in the Clerks Office
' of the Circuit Court of Highland County on the
9th day OF February ls65.
Jacob W. Stewart Plaintiff,
against
Thomas Mcdonald and Nancy his wife
Peachy IL. Stewart, Edward Stewart
and Margaret his wife, John Stewart. De,nd.,t.
David G. Stewart, Edward stewart
and Sam Mcdonald Exr. OF Maran-
da Stewart, decd.
IL CHANeERy.
The object of this suit IS to obtain a title to 2oC
Acres of Land, lying and being in the County. OF
Highland, ON the watera OF the dry Branch And II
appearing, that the Defendants John Stewart and
David Stewart are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth. On the melton of the Plaintiffs by his At
torney, it is ordered that the said last named de-
PENDANTS, do appear here within month after due
publication of this order, and do what is necessary
to protect their interest and that copy OF this or
der be published once Il week for four successive
weeks in the Republican indicator, newspaper
Published in the Town OF Staunt5T, and also posted
at the front door of the Court House of said High
land county, on the first day of the next County
Court.
A. STEPHENSON, Clerk.
February "a, 1s55.-4w.
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r"For preserving and I eansing the Tee,h
ZERMANs CELEBRArED TooH WASH is the best
preparation sxtant. and should be in the posses
sion Of every family III used by the most
eminent Dentists all Of whom speak Of it asa
most Invaluable preparation for the Teeth, Gums
and Breath" Sold by all our drussiss, at IS
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THE MARKETS.

RICHMOND, March IL.
We quote Flour to day quiet Superiine SO. 75a9 p
$500 Rye ST.. lOal.l5 Corn s5as7c. Glover Seed
S. 25as. 3d.. Oats 55a58c. Meal s0a90c Rock Plaster
in small lots $3.50 per ton. We apprehend rise in
plaster. Ground 5000. Salt $500.
BnowN Shook, Commission Merchants.
In Richmond, Cattle sold, So si.50 gross
nogs, SG.5Oa$7-supply moderate Sheep S2.50a$5
for ordinary and superior.
Butler s Co., Staunton, report--Flour, SIS. 7saS9.
Wheat 1.40al. 80. Corn 65. Rye 10 to 40. Flax
seed, sl.00. Oats 3711. Clover seed $3.50. limo
thv seed So. 25a$3.s0.
The market for Butter, Eggs, &C., continues at the
usual rates. Butter from Is to ls cents. Eggs, la
IL. Chickens l6. Turkeys 5Oa6215.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Val "A a bic Prop rty

TN pursuance of two Deeds in Trust, one dated on
i the 22nd, and the other the 23rd of February
1855, executed to the subscriber by VIM. Beard.
will be sold Thursday the 9th day of April 1853,
on the premises to the highest bidder for cash, the
following real property, to wit tract oftand
tanning 90 estimation l224 ACRESin Augusta CO.,
adjoining the lands of Col; VIM. Wilson, Wm. );
Stanton and has it all necessary buildings, an
orchard, and good Tannery now importation. Also
will be sold at the same time and place, upon the
terms. the following personal property, to wit
All the stock of Leather in process of tanning, be-
longing to said Beard, all the tan bark and tools of
every description; l Bay Horse, Cows, Calves.
head of Sheep, Sow. Pigs, | three horse Wagon,
sets of t.ear, Cart, Saddles, Side Saddle,
Brides and several Poughs, with fixtures, Wheat
Fan, Cutting Box, 5000 Shingles g, quantity Of
of Household and Kitchen Furniture, and also a
variety OF farming implements, including all the
property of said VIM. Beard, at the date OF said
Deeds. Such title oply is vested in me by said
Deeds, will be needed to the purchaser.
Ia Spec. and Rock, Register copy times, and
forward account to this Office.
March l0.-tds. JOHN CuURCHMAN.
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UNITED STATE MAIL.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

JANUARY II, 300.
DROP SALS for carrying the mails of the
L United States from LIST day Of July, 1855, to the
30th day of June, 1859, inclusive, in the State of
VIRGINIA., will be received at the Contract Office
of the Post Office Department in the city of Wash
ington until p. IN. of 10th April. 1850, (to be de-
cdcd by the a0th April 1862 on the routes AID in
the tines herein spccitied
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DtSS SOLUTION.

TNIE partnership heretofore existing between Jas.
L G. Laird q Geo. d. Trnible under the style and
hrin Of Laird 4 Trimbe. is this day dissolved by
rnut ua consent and the business will hereafter be
con Quoted by James q. Laird alone.
JAMES q. LAIRD.
March II, 1855, GEO. b. TRINBLE
Spec. U. Rep. and T. Amer. copy.
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NOTICE.

A Housckeeper Wanted Immediately.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, well acquainted
~ with country Housekeeping. who is good
seamstrcss find situation in the country, in a
pleasant neighborbood about II miles from Stann-
ton. Fair wages will be paid for her services. s.
There are servants belonging to the establishment
sufficient to perform the duties out of doors None
need apply without satisfactory references to com
potency and goodness of character. For further
particulars enquire of the Editors of the indicator
or Spectator.
Staunton, March 10.
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A HANDSOME lot Of Fancy cassimercs Just re-
"A c~ved by Express at
Feb. Ill, ". A. sIkRkETTS.
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Valuable Real and Personal Property,
i o II S 4 l. E

Valuable Real and Personal Property,
+ o II S 4 l. E
4 s Executor of the wills of Thomas, Sarah, Jane,
n Mary and Nancy Hogshead, viii on the 18th
day of Apr 1855 proceed to sell upon the premises,
at Public Auction, to the highest bidder
A Valuable Tract Of Land
CONTAINING about 400 ACRES. near Jennings Gap,
and adjoining the lands of Hite, Rnbush, McNsir,
and others.
This is one of tho most desirable FARMS that has
been in Market in this County for many years. The
and is of the best quality, and in fine state of euti
vaton, well watered, with comfortable Drehng
House. and all necessary out-houses upon it.
will at the same time, sell at Auction, all the
Personal Property belonging to the estates of said
iogsheads consisting of family Of valuable. Ne
groes fine lot of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Farming Utensils, Housc-ho and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
Terms for the Land, third in hand, and the
balance in one two and three years, the legal title
retained as ultimate security. For the Personal
Property credit of nine months will be given, with
bond and approTed security, upon a.! sums oyer ten
dollars. GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, EXT.
Spectator and Rock. Register copy.-tds.- send
Account to this office.
March TO- 1s55.--tds.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

HEN DULLAitS HEW AitD.
GTRAYFD, or was STOLEN from the subscriber
~ on Saturday night, the llth inst.,a
DARK ,SORREL HORSE, 90
with drool ed rump and slender tail, lV-%fH1
with one white hind hoof a sore on III Aaa kH1
the right shoulder from the collar, VIZ N I'M
and his foretop rubbed off. l will
give the above reward for the return OF the horse to
me in Staunton. 1t is believed he stolen and il
so will give $50 for the apprehension and convic-
ton OF the thief A. W. HARTMAN.
Staunton, March II.
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Look 10 Your Interest.

w Il are furnishing at the old Market House,
w twice week, the very best MEATS which
the country can afford. We intend TO satisfy all,
both as to quality and terms. We have unusual ia
cilities for making good our pledge. and all we ask
of the public is to try us. If patrons send SER
wants they may rely on good measure and meat.
MAG. W. ". BELL CRAWFORD.
. IS.s
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MAR R1ED,

On the It'll inst, by the Rev. VIM. b. Browne. Mr..
JoHS CRAwfoRD to Hiss MARTHA MARSHALL, all Of
Augusta County.
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A Likely Negro Girl, to remain near Staunton.
"A The owner, having no use for her, bargain
may be had Enquire 1t this office.
March 3. lsan.- 3D.
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I TO LAWYERS AND OTHERS.

TTAvING received correct copies from the Der art
III mcnt of the Interior of all forms necessary, to
secure Bounty Land, and having printed off num-
bcrsof ',Form of Declaration we invite the atten=
tien of those who want them. k0lNER iOsT.
March L. Vindicator Office.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.

INOR moderate compensation, propose to attend
.H to the claims of those who will receive Land
Warrants under the recent act of Congress.
have much success In procuring warrants under
Me late law and will give prompt and strict alton
ton to all cases which may be placed in my hands.
editors Of the Spectator and Yndicator, .Staunton
Robt j. Giendy, Deerfeld; Col. G. Hull and Col. A.
il. byrd, Highlands Campbe& Cleek, Mborcugh.
THEODORICK h. McRODERT
March II, lS55.--St.
000 TONS Windsor Plaster, on Wharf, ana
!, IUU to arrive shortly, for sale by
lex. JAN 70. FOWLE 4 GO.
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IL G nm q Il

WE have removed our Clothing Store for short
w time TO the room formerly occupied by Mr.
Coleman BOOKSTORE adjoining the Post Office
We will start to Baltimore the LIST Of March, and
settle, as we will need money. We are still selling
off at cost, to make room for large Spring and
Summer supply
March 3. STEINER, BRO. & co.
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BOUNTY.LND.

TMB0DEN i McCUE will give prompt attention TO
the late act OF Congress. March. 17.)
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-17
BOUNTY. LAND.

NJ X. TROUT will give prompt attention to the
IN presentation of claims for Bounty Land under
the late act of Congress. March l7.)
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Piano for sale
FOR SALE.

A VERY superior new Piano of 90 Oetavoss
IA sale. Enquire at this Office.
Feb. -, 1855.
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B 0 u MY L 4 N D..

TTARMAN & BELL will give prompt attention to
Ill the presentation of CLAIMS for Bounty Land
under the late act of Congress.
sstaunten March lott.
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VALUABLE TAVERN HOUSE.
FOR RENT.

DARGAINS.-China Tea Sets, Crockcry and
ID Glass ware, &c. Greater Bargains than ever,
to close out the remainder of my Stock.
Il. S. HICKSON, Main ST., opposite
March 10. Morris 4 Goods
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GCIILESINGERS PATENT GUTTA PERCHA
- COTED PEN" This appears to be an entire
new pen, possessing many admirable qualities not
seen in any Of the old makes; among them its hard
drive into plank or desk without injury its anti
corrosive property and its quilllike fexbility,
bling US to write a tong editorial without inconve-
nienee far as the pen goes. We commend this pen
to all who may want writing implement. Price
ST. so per groce, for sale by ROBT. BELL.
Alexandria, March II. mo. 81, King st.
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tsigned)
Form Of a Gaarontss

Form Of a Guarantee
The undersigned, residing at, State Of,
undertake that if the foregoing bid for CARRYING the
mail on Route No. - be accepted by the Post
master General the bidder shall. prior, to the lat
day of July, 1885, thereafter may be,
enter into the required obligation to perform the
service proposed with good and sufficient surties.
This we do with full knowledge Of the obligations
and liabilities assumed by guarantors under the 9th
section of the act of Congress OF July 2, 1886.
Dated.
(signed by two guarantors.)
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster of -, State Of
-, certifies. under his oath OF Office, that he is
acquainted with the above guarantors, and knows
them to be men of property, and able to make good
their guarantee
Dated
(Signed.)
The suiciency of guaranters on proposals may be
certified by II Judge OF court of accord, and by
postmasters at the following offices, and no 9th
ers:
In the State of VIRGINIA. postmasters of offices
at the court house county seat of each county ;
and at Ayetts, Berkey Springs, Berryvills, Betha-
nv Big flick bridgeport Brow nsburg Buckhannon,
Ceristansburg, Glarkesville Columbia, Danville,
Eastyille. Emory. Paramount Falmouth, Farmville
Fredericksburg. Front Royal Gordonsyille, Gregs-
vile, Guyandotte larper,s Ferry, harrisenbarg,
burgl Iynchburg, Morgantown, Newborn, New
Market, Newtown Steplensburg, North Mountain,
Oak Grove, Old Point Comfort, Pattonsburg, Peters
University of Virginia, uppervle, Warsaw Wa.
terford Waynesboro', Weston, White Sulphur
Springs.
Also, Boltimore, Cumberland, Frederick and
Hagcrstown, Nd; Uniontown and Washington Pa;
Brownsville, Tenn Washington and Georgetown.
d. G.
Conditions to be incorporated IN the contracts TO the
ertent the department may deem proper
Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate
Office, when not otherwise specified, for asserting the
Nails but on railroad and steamboat routes there is
to be no more delay than is sufficient for an exchange
Of the mail bags.
= On routes where the mode of conveyance admits
of it. the special agents of the department, also post
o!licc blanks mail bags, looks aud keys are to be
conveyed without extra charge.
Z. On railroad and steamboat lines, British and
Canada mails, when offered, to be conveyed
without additional pay also, the route agents OF the
department. for whose exclusive use, while travehng
with the mails, con,modious car, ar apartment in
the centre of a ear, properly lighted, warmed and
furnished and adapted to the convenient assortment
and due security of the mails is to be provided by the
contractor, under the direction OF the depart
men.
4. No pay willbe made for ips not performed ;
aud for each Of such omission enthusiastically ex.
plarsa three aHse tase ras u ne s-sr re. " asAvs
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Bidders are requested to eram,ne carefully the IN
structions, forms % proposal &C., attached to this
advertisement.
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S 4 J. Il OF l. AN ID

p QY virtue of deed of Trust executed to us by
ID George IL. Mitchell, and of record in the County
Court Office of Augusta. We will on Saturday the
2ls day of prl 1850 proceed sell in the Town of
Staunton 30 ACRES ofland being the usual por-
ton of the land purchased by said Mitchell of John
II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. We will sell certain personal
property consisting Of Household and Kitchen fur
niture.--T Terms CASH
N. X. TROUT. r...,a.
March II. Il. J.. KINNEY. iiuS'ees'
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BOUNTY, LAND.

John B. WATTS will give prompt attention to
81 the presentation of claims for Bounty Land, under
the late act OF Congress. (March lI.)
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Z E NJ 0 Y A L

February "a, 1s55.-4w.
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BOUNTY LAND.

II II. ROBERTSON will give prompt attention
II. to the presentation of claims for Bounty Land
under the late act Of Congress. (March l7.)
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BARN Door Rollers.
PIAN0 FOR SAL E!

A FINE new Piano by knaba, Gahel Co., will
n be for sale, for 10 days from this date If not
sold at the expiration Of that time, it will leave here
March 10. 4. S. IllCkSON.
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r AIDES and Gentlemen's Gum Sandals. Shoes and
~ Buskins; ALSO, Gentlemens Calf Congress Boots
and buttoned Scotch ssled Caters, for sale by
Jan. IL. A.. M SIMPSON 4 co,
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VIRGINIA..

Bidders are requested to eram,ne carefully the IN
structions, forms 81 proposal &C., attached to this
advertisement.
1908 From Richmond, by Hanover c. H., Junction,
Verdon, Bever Dam Depot, Second Turn Out,
Frcderick's Hall, Toersvle, Louisa G. H.,
Trevillions Depot GordonsvilIc, 3entivoglio.
Gotham, keswick Depot, Shadwe Char
lottcsve, University Of Virginia, Woodvillc
Depot, Mechum's River, and Greenwood, to
Staunton, 1875 miles and back, daily.
Leave Rchmend daily at 81 q. m;
Arrive at Stauntou same days by p, M;
Leave Staunton daily at a. N.
Arrive at Richmond same days by 2l5 p, m.
Proposals for twice daily service between
Richmond and Gordonsvle are invited
1901 From Staunton by West View, Buffalo Gap,
neerfcld, Green Valley, Bath Alum, Bath c.
H.. Hot Springs, Mlcr's Mill, Morris Hill,
Calaehan's and White Sulphur Springs, to
Lewisburg 1G1 miles and back. six times
week from LIST June to LIST ofsOctoher, and
three times a week residue.
First June to first October.
Leave staunton daily, except Sunday, at ~
pm;
Arrive at Lcwsburg next days by p IN;
Leave Lewisburg daily, except Sunday at
III;
Arrive at Staunton next days by II night
First October to first June.
Leaves Staunton Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at ~ PM
Arrive at Lewsburg next days by 6 p IN;
Leave Lcwisburg Tuesday, Thursday, and
Sunday at 9p m;
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-24
The True Cause.

The democracy of Pennsylvania never achieved
O moro brilliant or efficient victory, than at the
late election. 1t was a complete rort to all the
isms and factions, that had arrayed themselves
under the banner of Thomas Nicholson, for the
purpose of putting him through, and affords an
other proof that the /" sober second thought" of
the people, is always night, and that the democ-
racy, although they may be yanqaished for a
time, are in tine end invine.ble. We observe, that
a number of our X. n. contemporaries. having
followed SAM to his grave, and beheld him
laid down to rest forever have at length, address
ed themselves to the task, of summing up the
reasons which produced the disastrous event foi
which they weep. We disposed to think
however, that none of them have as yet hit upon
the true reason: estherefore, venture to sug-
gest to Poor Swank of the {" Tribune,e in tbe hope
that it may do something towards alternating his
sorrow, that the " sober second thought of the
people, had more to do than anything else, with
the g taking offs of his chieftain 1t is doubtless
true. that the stale falsehoo6s, anti-republican
principles, aud malignant attacks on the private
characters Of the candidates Of our party. by the
" Tribune" and kindred sheets, had much to dc
with it. but we are confident hat the r. Il
and controlling cause was the one we have as.
signed,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-24
United States Senator.

One ofthe most important duties that will de-
volve the next Legislature, will be the election
Of United States Senator. We have seen the
names of several prominent democrats mentioned
in connection with the Office 1t is a po.iiion of
hi IN honor and of great responsibility. In COM
mon with the democracy Of the state, we desire to
see true and unfiinchng democrat selected for
50 important and distinguished trust-and yet
he must be man Of strict integrity well of
acknowle 'ged ability-such a ma is Henry ID.
Foster of Westmoreland, ono of the members elect
to the House Of Representatives from that county.
As a man, his personal popularity is anbounded !;
his character for honesty and integrity is without
reproach and as a lawyer he is, by common con
sent, without superior in Western Pennsylvania
As matter OF justice to the democracy of Wes-
tern Pennsylvania, insist that the successor Of
Mr. Cooper, ought To be conceded to us, and if it
is, the frosty sons Of thunder" are nosbemfhat-
ically in favor Of Gen. Foster. We viii refer to
this subject again-
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elected by about 1000 votes. As tl fenh-
'sylvania Bigler defeated The Rb1Ds5 s51ysqlt
Johnston, in 1851 so the Califoruia: :Johnskop
in turn worsted the California Bigler i IS
65. s.
On what theatre the brothers VIII appear
next We know not; but We are mistaken in the
generous impulse of the Democracy of both
Statos, if either should be permitted TO live
long without witnessing signal vindication
Of his character and principles, against the
unjust prescription of the now-Nothipg dy-
mast -Penasyleaaian
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To Our Patrons.

uur last Issue closed the second volume Of the
~ Democrat and Sentinel" and now that we are
about I" turning over another Leaf" we hope our
Patrons will not consider US as unkind, in inform
Iug them, that we are almost entirely destitute Of
tl.e root Of all era, at the present time. We
therefore earnestly urge and request, all who
know themselves to be indebted to US for either
subscription, advertising, or job work, to fork
over Immediately. All who do SO, may hence
forth set US down as their obliged, obedient and
very humble servants There is nothing We dis
like SO much as dunning, and we think we have
exhibited as much forbearance in this way, as any
members of the editorial fraternity in the state
But winter is approaching, and we nanst have
money, for it is now a fact, established beyond a
cavil or a doubt, that Printers cannot live on the
wind
One word more, and we shall dismiss the sub
ject since We assumed the control of this paper,
we have labored with all the zeal and abilities we
could command, to render it an Interesting, moral
and instructure freside ompanion, and a faithful
and fearless advocate of the principles and cand-
dates of the Democratic party; and we have tie
qualification Of knowing that oourse throughout
has always commanded the appreciation Of the
honest and thinking portion Of its members, in
shis county confdsn ly relying their continued
and generous support, we enter on our third vol
ums, with the honest determination to labor faith
fully to deserve it.