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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03
ALrx. B. GrIeoS, Secretary.

At meeting ofthe Citizens OF York County assembled
upon notice, at the Court House in York Town on Wed
nrsday the 25th June, $50 William, Rowel vas called
upon IN preside and Bolivar Shield appointed secretary
Upon taking his seat the Chsrmin announced 10 the
nesting the bath OF Judge Thomas H. Bayly of Accoac
County on Sunday last and stated thai thereby became
necessary Co some suitable individual 10 succeed
him in the representation of the District in Congress.
Upon consultation il appeared that there one
opinion in relation TO whom that individual shou.d be and
thereupou IL
Resolved unanimously, that Robert Saunders ESQ, Of
Williamsburg our present State Senate; be recommended
to the people Of the district the proper person 10 sup
ply the vacancy in the House Of Representatives In
grsss Created By the death Of Judge Bayy; and that
committee OF three persons be appointed wait upon
Saunders aud communicate to him the views and wishes
thus meeting and oreques him accept the nomination
and 20 proceed early practicable address
pie in tie respective county localities the subject
The Chairman appointed Robert Shield William :.
Aalcoe aud Nathaniel TAYLOR Jr to be OF tht commit.
tee.
Resolved That the proceedings OF this meeting signed
by the Carmau aud secretary and the Eltors
journals circulating in the District for publication
WIN. R0WELL Chairman
Sutr
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WING MEETING IN CUMBERLAND

At amee,ng OF portion Of the old Line Wings Of
Cumberland held at Stony Point Mills on motion Captain
James HObson called TO the chair and WIN T. John.
sou appointed Secretary.
Onmotion OF DR.. G. r. Panore the following resolu.
tons were unanimously adopted
Resolred1 a, That the Wings OF Cumberland approve
OF the convention " be held in the city Of Richmond on
the 10th July for the purpose Of reorgan zation the old
Wing party OF the State.
Rtoiped I'd, That twenty Ave delegates be appointed
by the chairman u represent us In said convention
Under this Resolution the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed
DIR. WIN. s. Morton, DR.. Edward Hughes VIM Per.
kins, Rev. Jesse < Armstesd D. D. Capt John Miller
DR.. John ]. Miller, WIN. E Glenn Lawrence Barton
John X Palmore DR.. c. X Pllmore Hugh johnson Tbos
NJ Powers, Eppa Hobson +. b. Foster, b. b. woodson
Captain Hugh, NJ. Pettus. Joseph r. Woodson
George Mathews, Col. James ~ Austin, Beuiami n
Powell. p d. Irving DR.. X p. Walton Thomas Anderson
Thomas Page VIM Irwin and J. u. Jehres.
Rs'olsea 3D. That Stephen X. Egglrston Robert Rde-
way aud Alexander Moseey Esq5 ,eauested 70 act As
alternatea
Re'oir'd al, That Any Wing present in Richmond
from THIS county during the convention be hereby appoint
cd delegate.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary sdasd 70
the delegation aud the Secretary requested 90 forward
these proceedings 10 the Richmond Wing for publication
JAS HOBSON, Chm.
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WING NETTING

At meeting of 'old Line Wings" OF the city OF Rich
mond. held at Goddins Hall "Wednesday afternoon ed
July, VIM ii. MCFARLAND. Esq, was called to the
Chair, and Mr.. AEN. b GuIsox appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting having been explained the fol-
lowing resolution submitted:
Resoped That the Wings of the city here assembled
retain undimnished their attachment to their party
and would deplorc the Abandonment of ts organization
surrender Of invaluable element.
Therefore they congratulate their Wing brethren ON the
proposition TO hold Wing State Convection in this civ
on the 10th inst and indulge the hope will embody the
Wing strength of the State
Mr. Marmaduke johnson offered supplemental resolu.
ton, authorizing the Chairman appoint az his conye
nence seventyive delegates said OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
five from each ward.
The resolutions we're unanimously adOpted.
Mr.. John Gr;eme, r., offered the following resolution
which also adopted:
issoired Tha; the Chair appoint committee of ten 10
make arrangements Tor the Convention to meet in this
ON the 10th int.
On motion of Mr. Johnson the Chairman and Secretary
we're added to the list OF delegates
On notion the meeting then adjourned
WM. H. MCFARLAND Chairman
ALEN Y C,rtcoS Sec~.t,rv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03

We are not surprised that the patriotic and conser
vstve sentiments of Mr. Fillmore, noby expressed
in his recent speeches in New York, should meet
with unfavorabe acceptance from the free-so
presses of that State The New York Times is es-
pecialy disgruntled by what he declared at Albany
with relation to the danger Of forcing sectional
President upon the Union. 1t Introduces the sub
ject as follows
n .sruE .woSr SuBxIr' PARrr.-Mr. Fillmore is the frsi
in the United States who that the South iroat
submit the election OF Col Fremont He made this de-
clauation Albany and repeated IL at Rochester Not
only tins he ,uslfes the South for submitting lie
advises them submit We have vet TO see the Inst
man-the FIRST newspspcrthat Joins him in this decara
ton The Won't Submit party yet is very small Mr. Fill
IL the head of IT, but he lacks followers We
curious where he get recruits What journa
in the North will be the first To echo this illumination,
THAT the South ought not aud riH not submit defeated
IN the Presidential coptesti What h. ~ Council will
tax" the lead in giving in its adhesion 10 this platform
We not sufficiently in the confidence Of the h.
N "Cduncils" to undertake to say which of them will
be the first to respond to Mr.. Ellmore's ''fulmna
tion but we do hesitate declare that it will
arouse feeling of joy in every true American DO
som With the saivoes of artillery, which are to
usher in tomorrow the Sabbath of Freedom, this
Inflammation" will roll from one end of the Union TO
the other, every where awakening sentiment,
thai as people the idea of sectonalism
should he scented nj and driven from the land. The
Times continues
''No. Southern paper-no Southern man-has yet ven
tred declare tha the South wont submit the cleo
ton OF Col Fremont. Mr.. Fillmore has volunteered TO
perform this service for them We curious how
they viii receive il We should like 20 know from the
Richmond Wig, the Louisville Journal, and other Sou
thern advocates of Mr. Fmores election, whether they
ready back up his assertion and declare that the
South won't submit TO Col. Fremont's election
As the Times is DESTROYS TO hear from us on this
subject we will crafty its harmless curiosity. We
have, therefore, to say that should consider the
Union, under the domination OF Black Republican
President grievance too weighty 10 be borne-or
thcr that we cannot conceive of Union after such
result the election of Fremont mas been accom-
plished. la our judgment the triumph Of free-soil
in the Presidency and the sundering the bonds which
unite as would be simultaneous, and we should he
sorry To think otherwise. Mr. Fillmore has rightly
said-"the South will not submit" Is the TiEi,s
satisfied -... ...... ..
We trua the people Of the South the Union-lo-
wing conservative. bun reSolute OF the South
States mark how the shafts OF the frec-sn
party directed against the who has the
rage to defend their rights now, he did when in
the Presidential chair. The hatred with which these
Northern fanatics pursue him is the surest evidence
Of his fidelity and patriotism.
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NOTICE.

The public hereby Informed that one is autho-
rized to sen copies Of the Wing at the railroad depo bo
tels where else; and make this announcement
% protect subscribers against the unPrnepled boys
and negroes who believe have been stealing thcr pa
PER- and Offering them for sale Any gentleman and friend
who may witness violation Of this rule Of the Office, will
render M ard the public service by making it known
20 aud reward Of Is will be paid 10 person who
may convict any of selling the Wing AFTER this date
Citizens who wish 10 subscribe 10 the Whig have
IL left for them regularly by calling the Office and lea
wing thcir Persons desiring single copies may
lib cwise obtain them at the Office d
June 2l-f, 1856. 49,. .rI
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Tax WASDEEEE A TALE OF LIFE's VIcIssITuDEs
We have received from Il Long Brother, OF New York
copy OF the above work 1t is by the author of "The
watchman, ''old Doctor, &c, and is simple unvsr
nished story OF life in its various phases We have no
doubt will be much sought sitter by those who have pc
rused the suthor previous works IL for sale by Mr.
q NJ West
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03

utleruuce ana our strongest
Nes School ~ 1907.
"Resoieed, ]. That se CT
ceedingly deplore the work
ings Of the whole sVstem Of
slavery as il exists in our
country and is interviewer
With the political institutions
OF the slave hclding States,
a. iraught with many and
great evils TO the civil, polit-
ical aud moral interests OF
those regions where iteIists.
%. That the holding our
fellow men Ia the condition
Of slavery, except in thosc
cases where IL u unayOida-
ble by the laws II the State,
obligations Of guardianship,
or the demands VI humani-
~, IL an o6epc,, iH he pro
per- import NJ thai tenn, AZ.
uscd in the Book Of Discip-
line, Chapter !, section 3,
and should be regarded and
treated in tho snne manner
o. other ofeaces
~ That the Sessions and
Presbytcrics, are by the
Constitution Of our Church,
the courts Of primafy jpris-
4ion for the ifial u offences
80 That after this decla.
ton Of a'rrirnent, the whole
subject ~ slavery, as her.
isfs ~ he ChHrcL. be re-.
ierfed to tie Sessions and
Pres5Vfeyi,s. 10 take such
action thereon A. ~ heiy
Judgment The laws Of christi.
anity require AYES a..
noes lG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03

The correspondent Of the st. Louis RrpubiieOH wr-
ting from the Upper Missouri on the ltb inst. SAYS:
THE tomahaSk is buried and all IL peaceable and or.
Derby smongt the red and hong knives on the Upper
Missouri Gen. Hareys campaign last fall and bis Judi.
ous management since have brought al our Indian trou
bles in the West 10 most happy termination. Gen
Harvey " nov encamped With two companies Of dragons
Al old Fort Lookout on miles below Fort Pierce await
ing INSTRUCTIONS from Washington, 70 NJ Opposition ol
the troops OF bis command lie has under his COM
mand four companies second dragoons ST. companies Of
the second infantry and four companies Of the ,rb
infantry, nov on the Mississippi, will march across
here this Spring which will render he four Of the
sHth unnecessary here and they will probab bly, proceed 70
The Platte. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03

p THG OCrHREAE ~ VESEzUELA.-7,co Briiid SuJjeefs
Shof-The Georgetown British Guianna) ROYAL Gazette
OF the 10th nit, has the folowing
Another outbreak has taken place IL Venezuela and
nom The particulars which have reached II appeara W
DO Of tthcr formidable character The insurgents are
led on by Generals Brcho Morine and the two Fgaros
They have already taken four tOwns-Maturin Tobasco
uaco and Barrancas. They their way b. Bolivar
which i not in 10 offer any resistance oil the guns
Hng dinOunted The insurgents appear have II their
own way aud the president General MOnagas Il unable
% resist their progress The robcs have already invo
we'd themselves into difficulties with the British govern
mont by seiying English scboones and sbootng two
British subjects They vpl be called account for this
and will have 70 pay sharp reckoning
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03

Mr.. JoHS ARcHrR CulLrs-This young gentleman,
son Of the late Simon Cullen, Esq, Of this city, arrived
here in the Southern Tuesday evening, from New
Orleans and will proceed to Washington, in the OF
few days TO solicit the Intervention Of the Government
in behalf of seventy odd American citizens, who have
been imprisoned in OF the interior cities Mexico
ON suspicion OF having engaged in fbustering expedi-
lion along the Pacific coast about eighteen months ago
Mr. c arrested with the party and incarcerated
several weeks but finally effected his escape and after
enduring prvatons has a, length returned Rich
nond--thc place OF his nativity. We will publish in
lev days account OF the wrongs aud hard.hips which
lac encountered while in Mexico.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03

NJ THE AIT OF - q HUN An
HuR 10 bat inpsrfsetly undersiood even By thoss
e n.hs As greatest yrsesnsons rs popular Hail
o. tSs day nay Tor the time color The han. ban
snececded ~ tsrned other
boeiet Electric Hsr Dye void noxious prop<rsiss Ia
instantly dyes the hair beantu vhleh
nrfAsr sunshine ana
doah sure his refund hr mo-
nsy the most perfect sasfzetou cru,
and 30 p. case invensor w. Boyle, Boston. By
80 XssE YOU GETTING RALD,
yoer h.h turning Esyf Do wsh cultivate rood vh
kss aud moustschesf Your hair
fonr head 70 be cool comfortable dsndruGf Motr,
your ehiidren have uxuant no
strtp which unerrng rdc,s-
rr,se 70 cts ~ e 20 CT. aud ~ 80 boue
Cytberis stands unrivaed
th- complexion. Price % Inventor and prvprietor
pooLk eoson; aud sold by Druggists everywhere So
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UNHE undr,ned having Withdrawn from DE Concern Of
- rHoS PKIuE CO. brgs leave % the public thai
In Sonpse'Sa ,sh others he viii es%msnoe
be found Tor the Of p o.
or At Price CardorO's, opposite the American Hotel
luS-2t sIMI-rI NJ bptrpf
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UKMkRLf
NJ KEPT BY JAS BILL Co.Te would respect
iuy call the attention Of the public
qsL' WISHING ts Mountains Of Virginia in search Of
ere ted and newly furnished within year. IA h t-
nAle immediately the Virginia Railroad toshen De-
miles west Of staanion, Alun
miles from Ahboro' Is from Alum, n fpup thp
Nsrn Springs Pesons visiting would Greatly
~ spending portion Of their the RocKBDGE
which located In
found In Virginia IL will Of po,te ana
obigns gentvns effonx experience Keeping
generally favornbly
nifty than any other public nan o he State
Pe-ons stopping the Hotel daily facilities Of leaving
S5 any OF ~. sa,srns place. In the mountains ,O
Mrs Saan within miles OF the RccK G
TIL II place Of considerable for Inyads and 10 om.
handsomely mp we'd - "
NY charges will be reasonable ev-ry effort will be used
bfnske Comfortable all who may suj9urn with me
iuS-2aw8 UTNRy Cnnnror
- Proprietor.
Paper and forward for payment Post o. A. al.
place Is "Go.hen Bddgv IA A ri
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Jacs sst ~, ISL e. her rsf.. County Va.
- year other ser. -
ROGERS aesd O. yrar- 49, w. -~'"
yesterday nernlas EDGAR vENros .s-l va, ,..,.,
AID ~ deys sAAa u Is.ae ~ Jcsuks ~
ne rsAves and kssds 81 the f.y sfieud M.
S.. q and Nam s.. .s.s the s,s..s.
tce. ."
Egevcc Henreo county Thursday morning. sssh Jun.
1855. 81 oeoek THOMAS HANES y,Sr on his
AnusB tr - xtust0uz and 49,
called lazeni Nh sAdcn death u osass IL m,
PERSONAL and Devoted friends easily alsd.
Friend he uAs true snd oourtss..
and honorahe those rho knew him hs
ons can byst testify bis worth bothsr h. wss
snes ne IN and hope Of the domestic es; = trooper.
ne adaptation myneer Of the "Hsnreo
Ne vas from early byhocd the intimate xer
ms oss obituary noble. With feelings Of pds.
removed By DEATH % those Who him review his
we why one % ycuns Esurea. honorable pure
down many sosS BE- III .ssSsny .rss.a
sho knew hs see and bis o. ssssr.d that
ns exsenee ceased Earth 10 bt
lived We Of morality snd honorshle
o. sns and We may auis viss h life and death
Long win his memory cherished By all Who knew him With The
most sincere estssp and
Win him cese 20 regard his noble worthy
hsn constant and cherished admiration He vim live
May he Och sssisi,od q p,,o. .s. ,.... N, v.u Mid,
esosen hearts Of hs deaiaE deep rs
bis devoted sisters In h their 10 Them The warm
ypathies Of every who knew kndy sE,nsd
my tno. hes great and sp.r.b,s Be- 70 ed
psrni devoted sister. and brohs By reuds and s
Rchnond Soth June, 1850
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following Is statements OF che coinage for JuD.,
The Newburypo,t Herald ,.rs.


H. y q. hs fishermen Belonging to this have arrived
ing dd slxuee hundred they night
esghl pohE Very fee Of and
"Ns'tier the nset have lost Siderable money"
Mr. B Is. Minor. OF this city, offers m investment by
which eight per cent ast viii 81 oGdria,d Tor i've yr.r, on
fOu $500 to $1,000 This opportunity and win doubt,
ess receive the attention OF monsyed u,enool Andrew IL
Johnson Of Union honros has oa the
Farmers Bank OF fness independent
operatonrhe Farmers bank dividend Of the pron for Oh,
last sx months oHr dividend Of the vrsnI. Rank
10 the
The Alexandria Sentinel publishes the following brief
statement Of the Inspections Of place, signed r. T.y
loo, Inspector:"
Auan Of inspection OF quarter ending on the soth
day Of June, 1855, ~, as bbIs. Flour"
We again Invite the inspeetor the
Code which expressly Inspector Of nour meal
or BRAD shah publish quarterly Of the quantity and
erAiIrf Of the said commodity inspected by him.
We annex statement of the receipts OF wheat nj Rich
mond IRON LIST Of stpt inst last
Although tr receipts OF the h.y.
Considerably exceeded those year. figures do no, eouel
svy Indicate that the crop larger than tbs. Of -
because the fact Is we'll h.d back their
wheat daring the while reservation. did no, mr.
Vent very free deliveries In July and Apr
last the comparison OF receipts last but
after that date the farmers into MARKET and
the preponderanee Of course ncrrs.,
as exhibited BY table Is 26' $40 bushels. 81 81.
t..
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old School "a is4s.

80 -
Old School "a Is46.
The question which this
Assembly is called upon to
decide, Is this Do the
Scriptures teach that the
holding Of slaves, without
regard 70 circumstances, IL
a Gin, the Remuneration NJ
which should be made a
condition Of membership in
the church Of Christ ?
ut J.. impossible 10 an.
swer this question in tho
affirmative, without contra.
dieting SOME Of the plaiuest
declarations Of the word Of
God. That slavery existed
In the days Of Christ spd hia
Apostles Is an admitted fact.
That they did not denOunce
tho relation itself as sinful,
ne inconsistent with Christi.
anity; that shareholders we're
admitted tO membership in
the churches organized by
the Apostles; thar while
they were required 70 treat
their slaves with kindness.
and a. rational, accountable,
immortj beinee,snd ifohris-
tians, - brethren IN the
Lord, they were not CON.
nianded n cinsucipstc tlietn,
that slaves were required to
be- "Obcdicnt a. their mas
tiers according ~ the flesh,
with fear and trembling,
sith singleness Of heart ~
unto Chris, are facts which
meet the eye ofevery reader
Of the New TcstamenL This
Assembly caun0t therefore,
denWnce the holding Of
slaves a. NECESSARILY a hei.
mons and scandalOus -in,
calculated 20 bring npon the
Church the curse Of God,
without charging the Apps.
ties Of Christ with conuiving
a. such SIN, introducing into
the Church such sinners,
and thus bringing upon them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03

AFgqrtth OocuHHKSoEThe Providence
N
~ YORK having naued 0sorF saith via n.'y
dogen ufa boy sho, hayiu purchase .or
sed hss,f % boAId ard eIsyed III tip srspiopy when
ont 10 Ne Bay Smother fe overheard, steamer shof
shead esvng hin drovnog IN ~ Wste Young srne that
20 o rcae VS. ~ hsnd eap oyfecard sud ~ The
tardy crew had aancied boai pk him up Had ab H.,
playrd iruaoi ne bog would have been drowned. ~
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ToN9UA HEAss,-Tooqu. n..a,, q Y.ip. qualify, ~
sse@ PURCELL, IADp 3 90
~ pugrs,h u Mse u,
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MI ~. SAMUEL N. PRICE withdrew, aud his inter~st
" IN our business eeased on the nrst instant
l.S rH0s r. PRICE CO.
Gent assistants
The eusne.. =, usual sn the ersi day Of January Ms
poposed 70 sdnt some Interests In the will
ousr unusual Inducements the by M, P.
'hey propose to show their usual select variety.
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NoINTAIy HOME scHooL, noTEToTE1

4vA COUNTY, NAThe Subscriber reopen school on u.
en- OF August next The Of study
~ oranehys OF an English education together with
nanra Philosophy Latin Greek french and Germun
ds wiz be taught scale sumo eny pr.par pupils
Colleges 10y - 80
The number Of pupils viii tvenyave and uey will
resde In tile he
to such system Of discipline VII best develop sr intellectual
poser, and secure moral and genilemany
1Eht1 Two luOdrei and thirty donars Of
ns-s payable on tie 4tn Of Aug st, and oB-hsl
Jnusry, 1851 New pupils vii be enter
inE TO the end NJ the session
These Include al
nished ~ Richmond prices. ... + -
No ddus,ion for for proraetsd sehnrSa
Parents Guardians who Wish further Information viii direct
tirleuers 70 WILLIAM n OAIT.
IuB-c2aE4E Patonsbarg Botetourt o.. Va
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NM BCssr.-Mu No J. ofth. Nssbs. ro,.o.,,., -, 49,
~ sssburn IN he ist Inst ne apsrslgs. ss :,
~ 80 esiatef 81 t3o0OoJ 81 which tnsured
sn. budngs aJaosnt derroyed fnsl. vss
Vby Injured y Jumping from = Uinaov ~
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us season OF the offer all price,
A. must sales, without regard many artIcls
W" te sold much below cos Purchasers sramInr
Lawns, IAconss Organdi,s, Baregcs, Tissues 10.
P4rasol. Ribbons, fnbroLIsries,
Prints, 6lDghams, MantIlas,
Boys styles,
Hosiery Gloves Jaoonet aud Swiss Bands, ....
Irish Linens, Linen shreting,. ToveIngs, &C. &C.
AZ the CAsh Store. CHRisTIAN 4 / ATURop
~
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~ snocEiso AcciDESr.-A teegrapbic despatch, dated
Fhladrphia, july ?, o'clock, M, ssys:
The newly erected Ebsff AZ Reed street in the 6rst
san OF this city csved IN this evening csnsng the heavy
sbears used by Nessrs Merrck Sons for raising heavy
maonmery, W tall among the crowd Of men, women and
children, promenadng there Twenty 70 thirty persons
arc reported crushed maimed or drowned but owing Ia
We a'ene Of ie hour aud tho distance Of the scene n
we disaster ~ s Impossible 70 give further particulars
Great distress for want Of food prevail. AZ many Of tho
ouposs OF NeTioundaud Large numbers Of the people
we're ~ state Of actus starvation Erten i've provisions
we're made by the Legislature, during H. session for the
aesu'ute ass buii, reported that the sufferers At b
outpost have NOT received their fair share n their
provisions. wv
Neare Informed says the Newark Ragl- that young
huy % years Of age daughter az a sidowed mother
named Eaton, residing 81 Est Bloomfield on Tues.
uay evening last eoped With her Uncle Vho leaves vi Re
sno child ~ New York. They supposed 10 have
~, = WI No J. ofhs Nssbss corporation :. Ma.
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con. ROBINSON.
As IL should be

Ii has now become we'll established fact that the
editors OF this paper chew the best tobacco and smoke
the best cigars that Virginia Cuba can produce
and for the very best rcasou-they are known tc
possess most discriminating taste in such matters
and an undoobted relish for the choice article
Lynchburg, and Richmond particularly, have exhi-
bited their appreciation Of these good qualities by
lavishing upon us the very cream OF their premium
brands until, indeed, it is difficult to regard with
composare the complacency with which the outside
world will tug at an ordinary cigar, or chew quid
OF common tobacco.
Our young friends, Meade & Baker, Apothecaries,
ls6, Main street, who have recently fitted up so
handsomely, have shown that they will not DO out
done in the good work. They have sent us box of
their Operas" of delightful aavor-one of which
enjoying at this writing-for which they have
our thanks. -. -, t-..--',
We can only say that other people may avail them
selves Of the opportunity to supply themselves with
some OF the same sort-for the money.