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The recent elections are full of encouragement and
promise To the Democracy, and to conservative Union
men of all parties, tor the triumph Of such II ''w
identified with the fortunes of the Democracy. Della
ware ha. reversed her decision against two years
sgo, and now for n very small State, gives very
large majority. Connecticut seems 10 be returning
to h-r ancient steady habits, and gives large Demo-
cratic gains. Scattering elections elsewhere show
tina. the tide ia setting strongly in favor of the Demo
crsry, Constitutional equality and the Union.
We have been beaten III Baltimore, for Mayor it Is
tuc but we think but little quemce il TO be al.
tached 10 that result. We had all tie patronage of
the city to contend against, yet we gained considera-
bly, in tho Councils, ind nearly 200 OH the vote for
Mayor Ms compared with the last municipal election
Maryland Democratic politician told US some weeks
ago that shoud carry the State, though we should
lose the city, perhaps by 2,OGh majority. We are
beaten much less than that.
The fact is, Baltimore is great mob. and no one
can tell what freak ii may take that although they
have beaten us rather more, and thumped each other
rather less than expected, the result covered by
the margin We allowed. In short, We consider Mary
land az almost certain for Buchanan. The same re-
mark will apply TO Florida, from which the first re-
ports are reaching US hcrnnGr'a Sentinel.
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TiioRoi Gii-BRED no tSES FOR S,Lr
WILL sell low the iolIo,, n. valuable =
III a

4 HORSES
|. The celebrated horse ,lliun princ, 49,
AlLert-is rich dark chestnut 80, .l hor.. ur.N ~
81 nv" f"c'. four inches II H. Of uu b,dy ,r.,
sI2s and most elegantly formed lie GOT by imported
Margrhrc. II EUruw'- dam, D. Sir Chh:ir, Iie 49,
Of the beet horses D hi day H. received 4, the
Virginia Agricultural Fartwo pr NUNS one tor the b.,
stallion Of any bred on cNbl,i and the other or N,
second beat rhOrnu-hbr"d iui. also, Rnppasnnork
River Agricultural Fair two premiums for the beet tho
rOuglbrrh stallion.
Monarch, lie years old, je; black Ii hands high u,
iEr sy" anG appearances. bO.l Ter saddle aud ia hat,
nr-s perfectly KIND aud docr IN every respect. n" IA,
sired by the famous Black Hawk. of SINNERS cre
brat. trur,imG mare pride OF the West celebrated 70.
her great speed h:.d b".uI and by Flying Cloud
3 Tdly i0 Jr, brnU'itu ch'r:u sorrel colt yc4r.
oil! three feet. n,h hi-h and 20, by Mr. Jane.
Tally g:ra Lor. Tally HD, by Old Boston. aud u.:
II iIuncnmunkH, Che prize mare Of ls.bD by Import!
Prlam.
Any dr-irin: any further r formation, will sirr,,
me- Al Bowling Green, Caroline COZ MY. Va.
They will hr offered ior sale State Fair II nor 'o4
prvn"lv before thai TIM. G. BOULWAkR
~ Il o.. lu,yr.
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EauEsTRIASIsH.-At the recent Far OF the Brooke
County Industrial Society, there was spirited dis
rlay OF equestranisn, by seven young ladies' two of
whom were from Ohio. The Virginia ladies' lin the
ring" were Miss Agnes Miller OF the vicinity Of Be.
;hany who took tbs third premium. consisting Of one
dozsn silver ;en spoons, Miss Cunningham, of Jrfrr
son county, Miss Annie O'Brien, of Hancock, and
Misses Fanny Waugh and Sally Richardson, Of
Brooke county. The last two only rode through
courtesy, but their riding was highly commented
The first md second premiums were awarded to the
laij
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.SINPORTANr LETTER

The letter from well-inforined London cores
pondeut AGnIcoL, will attract the attention OF our
readers. 1t should be read by every man who seeks
70 nromote the welfare and stability Of the Cnion-
r. ,,,b .uch unmistukabe evidence and so repeat
edly urged upon the attention OF Nor'herh people
they still 60 biiniy Oh in the path TO des'ruc''"h
the South has plain course TO pursue anu seitpre
servu,on will enable her very distinctly to see and
to follow 1.-THE pillar OF cloud by day and the pillar OF
fire by night"
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kANSAS AEEAlkS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. "a letter III the Democrat Gated
Lawrence. Oct. !, says convention las Deem chiIed
AT Topeka Oh the 3Oih, 10 form Republican eec'n-
ral ticket with The view Of ascertaning the strength
of The party. 1t the ticket Is elected ana haiisns
.Lnud he admitted as a Stale in December, the cleo
,,r. will Ask seats in the electoral college. The pro-
slavery party expected TO nominate Fillmore and
buchanan electoral tickets.
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DE BOWS REVIEW FOR OCTOBER.

This number is unusually interesting to Southern
readers. The following comprise the couten's:-l.
Slavery and Political Economy, by South Carroll.
nisn. . The Republics of Mexico and the United
States, by IL. Yoakum, Of Texas. 3. Mr.. Madison S
Allegory Of the North aud South. t. Notes of Euro.
pean Travel-France, by X. l.. Gibson, of Louisiana.
D. The Vital Statistics Of Negroes in the United
States, by DR.. Dowler, of New Orleans. 6. Seut-
ments OF the South. :. Book Notices, Internal I'm.
provements' Home and Foreign Commerce, Agricul.
ture.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS undersigned wishes contruct
for 900 Crossics to BE- OF white or post oak feet
l- inches face and inches thick: third TO be- dc
hrercd by Is, February 1857, Norfolk ind the remain.
in. two thiri- the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
Coupauy's wharf, South branch OF Elizabeth River
FIVE miles above Norfolk.
Parties wishing propose for the whole number any
part had better do person. az the Office Of the
undersigned.
Oct l-c4w Norfolk Va
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POLITICAL.


,;o,, the Inner MARLBOROUGH (Md) Planters Advocate
!, rrrrp rpnv COY. WISE. OF VIRGINIA.
r., W..
ne loo"ms r,a =, cnm,n,,.a N ,h;. mace
OF Nfsina' was written 10 co'ih.se !" i'.'s PM :,
VINO hSu inv''eu nun - az, a W.. r. ,n;mar,
o" he'd mere gu 'ne if.n ''Ir,,,d :, anJ w.
Southern tone oil feeling ~,'cn peruH1ss ~, aIu WY
shtes! 'ppea, "nI u, ,ss ,b;"r prof"cs r.tIac.
by their own friends must we lh'!h, piouuee ieleo
ITO" al e"st IN Tue minus y. SUM ,ti'h NJ w.
~hn are PURSUING .he COURSE 'e"'''' '"''' ''' ''
60 strongly pro'e''
kicHhoSp' Va, Septeuiner ~ io'o.
SIR; have tue honor I" hcHno"leoee your INV,
ta'l"n on behalf OF the Communities 10 a1ena ,ne urad
Mes Meeting at upper marlborough. Mu., On tue
Ian pr"Nmo. Ahu n'.hlng "ou'u give Sie more
pieasur. Than 10 meet the peoPle " .ie oou'norn
counties oil Maryland upon Inc Terrible ISSUES OF 'he
political canvass. we are LOOKING WIN 'me deepest
anxiety tn your state we ASK her: >hh'I me TX,
ecutvc power OF the Federal 'Ioverhneht De piacec
III the hands OF Black Republican. with all open,
pvsrt uf war against our y,
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THOMAS =. CILLIAM.

riHO'' 'ihEL AND NEAL WAREHOUSE
no; -; n'LLiNGbsoOK SrSrEr PEryKsgrE. +
n HAVE established iL, .e. tor IN. ,rsr.,r',,,
General lr"H Steel and ."tgi Ru,n..s md , ." W
arH,ion OF VIRGINIA aad No. h Carolina rcrc5so, we.
ing thi' market To an rxnH Fr,u OF nv Iu-re s, ,
me- 20 sell at the loves: RITES " wa" c"s1.'
mar"tns Mnca1nis., H"c nhs, ,,nd the ,rsie go,.
rally, viii hnd Il "a their inrer,s rc se, % gene
tore purchasing c-"whrrc 'S '''e" oe'
Sou, '! nHy received ID promptly attended "a
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l promptly attended IN
ThOS. :. GILLIAN

-, cr'"''d demand upon ,- Tor Richmond Gro,,',
IT," "S me superior parity and richGr.. In So
lection 81 lump and the propc : puvryil,t " =
-'I"n'' ''"1"- ia" t" offer ny ;rlning ~ reduced ra
'id :pr'cnnf!y 10 thc trade with pur ssrs Of hrrs
lam, es '"Aa n""ts can 10 Mt the mill door ne. r.
'nc Danvi!I" depot Loose p' ser 81 r,r f,n H. d.
pHrHrH orirrs lett with Wo. Die 4 tlsborn, No ~
Pear street wal! have strict At, u,;on ''' -
=" 'm,''' go" s''OHdi!hid afrrls wanted
'-'II .'-''I .LJNN Il Il
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TO HOLDERS OF LARGE LANDED
PROPERTY

I6NTIE ANFK7TAN NNU IHFN"H I'm TIC LANN
II AND MINING COMPANY, IL connection with some
nt ,h. newly rstul >h,i Institutions Credits No.
b.r-) ui Europr and especially OF icrnaTy will
,,r purchase aud sell lhEde and mines also Will employ
fund.- good promising enterprises. DiscoveFcr, OF
minerals or conls will ind grcr;lytD lhcr advantage 10
call or nirr-. Us Office, H. Nassau street New York
city y. ANTON MILLER General Agent tor the United
States and Canadas. Per +. " boz, Secretary.
hlnl,t N--INlNt
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RACK REpUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

BLACK REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
New York, Oct 1.-THE Republicans have nom.
pard for Congress in the third District. Guy X. Pei
ton, the present member; in the 18th District, ). W.
Rckmaii: 5th District Geo. ii. Andrews Editor Of
Courier and Enquirer: 9th District. Joseph Is. Still.
man; eth District, James W. Sye; 9th District, Iii.
ram Wakeman, the present member.
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THE DEMOCRATIC Fires IN CONNECTICC

THE DEMOCRATIC FIXES IN CoNNEei'Ioi
The following letter, giving an account oil Tie eFea'
Democratic mass meeting which was held at Dan
bury uu the Sd instant, appears i'll the New Haven
Register:
1--WE hive lust had glorious meeting of tho cleo
tors of the old lth the district that never surrrndcrs
Full 900 persons met here to day to testify their de-
yo,on 10 buchanan and the Cnlon aud TO hear TIE
principles OF the Democracy discussed. II WAS a
grand affair. Hon. Isaac T"ucey, ll"u. d. Is. lay
Inr, John Cotton Smith, Roger Averill, VIM. ID.
Bishop, and f.. b. Goodsell, addressed the tree
men.
THE people are aroused Look out for a large vote
for Buck and Breck in November. We are deter
mined TO stand by the Union in Fairfield county.
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r. Nr Ed,lor< IF he EnYSrrcr:


Our able and talented r-ctnr, Hon. Sherrnrd Ia.
mems pursuant I" appointment, addressed the De.
uocrary ut Pl-a-auts, on Saturday, III powerful
speech ui four hours in length characterized, ~ thht
geEI.euAnS addresses always ARE. ly rrinhrkhhi-
force and felicity argument and brilliant clncntInn
Mr.. Clemens commenced by showing that The Dem
ucratr party the only National party III eS-
istrnce aud that Of all the great parties {" t's cn
Try il sn. .tHIs now where ii sODd more tlal nan
n century ng, battling for the maintenance oil liberty
and the tu.rrc rly OF the States lhnt II Is 10 inns
great party in the hour OF The Union DAGGER we
must look for safety. He showed that lis p"oy ana
its principles have guided anu cnutroi'eh 's eoHc,n
ment in lis dazzling Of glory AMI prosperity
and that now upon this great Democratic party tile
patriotic men OF the country, throwing ASIDE MI par
tizan feelings have reposed lhc!r hopes lot Tue
vinLca,Iun uf the Constitution and me preser'"
ton of the Union. Nj. Clemens exposed III Il
mas,erly manner the iniquty OF the Missouri restrc'
tiuu and proved conclusvely that II was unconsl'tu'
uonal lie defended the Kansas bill, and showed itS
JUSTICE its necessity aud lis constitu"iia!"y: lie
showed that il carrying out The prlhrpe q" hoh'
| intervention established by the Compromise measures
| of 1854 He said that Mr. buchanan aud the Demo
cratic purity were in favor vi sustaining the measure
| and would resist nil effort. al It's repeal.
| H.. proved that Mr. Filinor. Wa an aboionist
and showed from the record that he invariably roleu
with the abuliuiss IN every question touching the
.rri.rt Of slavery while he was II nsinber Of Con.
press Ii is unnecessary 10 pnrIcularlZe iurther th
that hi. viniicatiun of Mr. Buchanan record on INC
great question of Southern rights, was thorough ana
| complete. The speech was listened 10 WIN hiarkeu
attention BY large audience and gave tutlre sh''s
faction 20 the Democrats and excited the admiration
| for tho most part, Of his political! opponents. MT
Clemens has II high reputation hs ali e"'lue"'
and iurcbe popular orator. Ills manners hrr grace
| full aud winning in the extreme. lie speaks hueu'ly
with animation and zeal, is choice and accurate III
his language, exceedingly quick at repartec ana mp
at anecdotc. You may sci this district down safely
at 5000 for buchanan and Brccklnrldge b.
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SLAVES observation-disclosures W. Johnson,
one of the large Sugar planters the Mississippi be-
low New Orleans, who died recently, has left IN es'
tate valued a: not less than S1O0,0OU. He has by ms
will manumitted all his slaves, 20U in number. They
are all to be- sent to Liberia in four years from his
death, aud each one is to be furnished with $50.
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avery LIKE A WHALE"

New YORK. October lO.-The Herald OF this morn
ing says that Fremont has received, within Inc iaSt
few days several letters threatening him with assas'
sinaton AZ his enemies are determined to prevent his
ever being President.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
CoLUaBIA, 5. C., Oct. ia large aud enthusi.
astic meeting held here Inst night. The Hon.
Mr.. Boyce delivered III address of upwards Of M
hour and half long, advocating resistance the ad-
miuistraton OF Fremont, if lie should be elected
His remarks were received with immense cheering
aud alnids. great excitement
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l w
OHIo-Gpyernur Chase writes 10 gentleman III
this city tina; "unless men and money ," "'n"a"nc'
are sent us the State is lost We Thought that thr
Frsmonters expe"t.d that they would surely carry
Ohio by a, least $4,000 mnjority.-l N'~ l0r" Jo"'
rQl Of Commerce..
We have reliable information (says the Washing
ton Unoul thnt letter similar to tina: alluded To
aboy. has been received in this city. When such
appeals as that made by Governor Chase are made
III, citadel of Black Republicansm must be in i'm
minent danger. All the late intelligence we have iaa
from our friends in Ohio has been OF 50 encouraging
Il kind that We have not heeated TO express strong
hopss, bordering on confident expectation, OF GIo
rious victory in that State. Such victory would be
the more signal and gratifying for the reason that II
will have been achieved against heavy odds ana ny
IN. uunided e,.erges aud perseverance ot the Sa'"
National In.u q, Ohio We have endeavorrd 4" keep
our readers advised of the unparalleled popular De-
m.ustrs,ious made at the great mass meetings l tue
Kuck.ye State aud we now beglu 10 SEQ that These
demonstrations indicate urheaving "t the popular
masses that uretcl!s the doom OF the reign "l SUCH
dangerous sectional leaders as Governor Chase.
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NEW YORK, Der. ll.--Fiour has improved :;
sales OF Ohio at So 81 ao 20, Southern = a ~
red 81 asa So. Corn is unchanged. Stocks are
dull: Nirgiuiss 81
BALTIMORE, OCT. ll.-Breadstufs are un-
changed.
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MARRIED.

MANFRED on Thursday evening. the oh inst. at Grace
Street Baptist Church, by the Kew J. Is letter. Mr. JOS
A. FAlCONER, OF Orange county, Va, to Miss MARCEL
LAP ARNALL. Of this city
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uU.Dsrs0x o. ysaatsGA HArHs.
uauLorrrsyILLr o.s. i.t. l.iG.

CHARIOT rESViLLE, Ocs. lst. l-iG.
10 iiis ExCelloncy iEsRy A. MISE, Esa. Governor "!
Virginia
Sir-IIcrou enclose the quarterly statement OF the
condition Of the Monticello Bunk tor the quarter ending
September 80 1885, compared with quarter ending sep
tender ..,th, 1855 Respectfully submitted
B. C. FLANAGAN Cashier
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ALBEMARLE COUNTY, TO WIT: 90, -.
w ID Davis, Cashier Of the Bank vi ScottsTie,
ally appeared be- mo- Justice Of Pence tor said cou
Is ami State Virginia, and made oath that tn ~ "
statement OF the condition OF said Bank IL correct " "
best OF his belief and knowledge. ,.,c
"'en ui'ue' my MANU- 't' " w. MASON, J. p.
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Nx7ANTED TO PURCHASER tract of timbe,

w land or wood land, my from 50 to 500 acres on
James River other navigabfe stream Address,
with ull particulars stating location. price, distance from
Richmond &C. also price Of wood per cord ut landing
w. Valley Forge Post Once, Pennsylvania.
Aug lQ-cd
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slU.O1G u9
SuG 10

The undersigned Directors o III: Farmers Bank Of
Fiuca-e have examined the above statement OF IN" con
don OF the Bank and certify the 10 b. correct.
Given under hands this st day OF October, $50.
JAMES MCDOWELL, Prc.ilcmt.
" a. GLASGOW
JAMES N. FlGGAT,
GREEN JAMES,
M.R7lN MCFERRAN.
GEORGE W. CAREER.
RurrrouRr CouSTy TO WIT
Tins day Andrew H. Johnston, Cashier Of the Farmers
Bank of Fnca,tlc before me- Justice of th" Peace
for the county aforesaid and made oath that the above
statement is correct and the best OF his knowledge
and belief
Given under my hand this lst day of October, lsi6
THOS G. GOODWIN, J. =.
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BANK OF SCOTTSViLLE. }
ScorrsvILLE Va. October ith lsjG.
lIrSRy g. WISE, Esq, Governor OF Virginia:
Dear Sir enclose II statement Glowing the condition
II. mi. Bank on the l.. instant compared with the lei dry
ni October, 1855
Worry respectfully, your oht. sery't
W. D. DAVIS, Cashier.
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The undcrsi;nrd Directors OF the Bank OF Commerce,
have examined the above statement OF III" condition oi
the Bank and certify the came tn be correct.
Given under hands this, 18th day OF October leJ'
THOMAS KNOX,
WILLIAM 4. LITTLE,
J. b. FICkLiN,
HUGH SCOTT,
J. WARREN SLAUGHTER.
Corporation oY FREDERIcKsyrnG, TO vii:
This day John ~ Iorndon. Cn,hier OF the Bank OF Com
,u,rcr run. before me- Justice of the Peace tor the
cor,urn,on aforesaid, and made oath that the nblv"
statement i. correct and true the best OF hi. knowlcdg"
aud belief Given under my hand TINS nm day OF oc'o
Der, lr5i lhohhS r. hHof, = l.
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crxTR.f' EAEK OF VIRGINIA. ,

STANTON, Ocr. =, isJo: }.
Ills Exc.lency HENRY WISE GoyvInS' Of ~ the eand
DEAR SIR within please lind statement u .n .o
op al This Bank ON the lat instant Win co'upa:po
stntenoEt OF its condition nt the corresponding pe''o "
lsj5. very rcsPe'W"J TANs C,sb;.r
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT ov THE ooHn'rios oF THE
$500, R..x or VIRGINIA, ON THH ISr OF OCT,
- -, - Dcr 1896:
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Oct. !, ls:i5. Oct. |, 1856.

CoxprrroS OF THE MoSrIcELLo BANK, CIIARLorrEs-
WILLIE. Va, QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 30Tl 1859,
compARYp WITH SEPTEMBER, 1874.
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S5l2, $40 "a SG6i, III G;}

S522 $40 ~ sG6i, III 6;
MONTICELLO bank,
Charlottesville Oct. lst l-s6 )
The undcr.ignrd Directors of the Monticello Bank
hereby certify TINT the annexed statement OF the condition
of said Bank has boen carefully examined by them, nn
that they believe the to be correct.
N. II. MASSIE President
GEORGE CARR,
L. W. DUKE
JAMES LOBBAN,
Y. w. SOUIEiAiI.
VIRGISIA, ALHgMARLy COUNTY. To-wIr:
This day. b. e. Flanagan, CasLier OF the Monticello
Bank personally appeared before me. Justice oil the
Peace of the county aforesaid and made unih that Ia"
uexrd OF the condition Of the said Bunk
rect, 10 the best of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hpnl, this October st. ls8
GEORGE CARR, J. =.
Q
FARMERS BANK OF FlSCASTLE,
FIScAsTLR, Der. |, ls56
To His Excelrncy, HEsuY a. WISE, Governor Of Vir
glnlh.
DEAR SIR Il herewith transmit to you exhibit u
the condition OF tbs Fnmers Bank OF Fncasts IN Viz
sinn. the lst met Very respectfully
Your Obedent servant,
A. II. JOHNSTON, Cashier
STATEMENT OF THE fOSDIroS OF THE FARMERS BANK
VI FISCAsTLH, OCTOBER lsr, lr5t.
State securities deposited with state Trra
.ur,r O0D M
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t.uIs ,;at NJ lIhfHARiIs vale !" ihe "e'''"n u
.sa al.a wv los, l!.sH ii W AGy a-.'a',!'; ,
tho ljpru..AE sisdiof. by sgra.u.,:. 'siv'''.
iva racb n larger vote than FLL4oEE, keep FL l..
MORE out Of the House, and compel choice ny n"
Indy between Fremont and one or the otner' ~ 49,
u,I.y or DICKissos. What becomes Oh al Wv
,wnLdls and gAbbe about tho certainty Oh r'L -
Mnnrs election The hope OF getting his nsme be-
Inre the House, the only hop. which It Is o"seu
rh, hope Of gambling him into the Presidency
hone which the Democracy fthey choose can as
crush out they can tread out the HE "i "" "I idle
Isut cancellations Of thus Sort Arc usriess anu w M
Tbs 81, elton will be- made by tho people MI" u,
j,ncu,y,y will be chosen Presld-st by the mns u.,
cded popular vote that ever elevated rAna!''"'' u
,Is Presidential office R'chm0hd ElHm'"'''
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the County Court VI HHiio'''' VI ''' 80 "'
t"ino"r, !e1"; Plaintiff.
Martha Baker,
against Defendant.
James q. Davis, ,I ,, .,o;n,, John SIAN.
lev sdmini.:ror OF WIN. Fleming decd tho defendant
The object Of this ,g is 10 g re- over e. q. 5% the
five hund.e aS Isig nil paid tpr eb, and sPpe 81
bY s u1s sd. ed ;het the i: mol do appe
thu erds5s s1 da. 'Is Of order
WI Gne Enquirer OF the city Ricniohbi . ami,
Tue pcs.saiy to protect his l. 'ere' III
do "H"' 10 A Copy cttrro r. uC
Sept J0--cwiw W." "
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

Z
FREpYIIcKSBuRG, October Ith lcJG.
To His Exccllcncy HrSRy WISE, Governor:
Dear sir: enclose herewith n comparative statement
OF the Condition of the Bank Of Commerce TIE lot Dc.
tobr. 1850 aud lat October, s56.
Yours, very respectfully
j. NJ HERNDON, Cashier.
COMPARATIVE SrATEdYST THE CoSDirioS OF THE
BASx OF Commerce, FREDERrcKSBrRG. Va. oS THE
lsr DAY ~ OCTOBER 1859, AsD THE lsr DAY Of Zero
MEH
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FARMERS BANK OF FINCASTLE, |
$4,000 ~

SrArIMEsr OF THE coSprTloS OF THE FARMERS BANK
VI FIScAsTLY, OCTOBER lsr, ls5t.
State securities deposited with STATE Irra
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DEATH or SIReiNrAS IS k,SSAs.-A letter in
the Virginia Sentinel from Kansas describing All ell
gsseueni between Lanes men and party OF South
eriers, al II ck"ry Point says that ION our SIDE one
was kil!ed-thr glaut L. G.. Newha formerly living
near Richmond, Va. whose lasl words were Fight
.I...1, Ii, In. lat huvs ~
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Fairfield RACEs.-rhe following is !i-t OF Il
entries and the result ut the third day 5 rare:
Third Day.-Jockcy Club Purse S"'''o' three mi
heats.
James Tally names oh. III. Lucy Phillips,
years old, b. Tally Ham, dam Betsy "hlte'
Mni Thnmn. boswell names e. Gre-n's oh. h.
Frankfort, ) years old, by GIencoe, dam
Mary Morris, dress blue aLi blue, ITO lbs.
Time, 5:jl -':iG
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FARMERS AssEMBLY.-The following gentem,
were elected Monday last from Nhemare, as DEL ,
gate. 10 the Farmers Assembly; franklin Minor WI
liam G. Rive- William 5. Dabuey, Thomas j. KEN
d,Ipl X. w. y. holland.
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NNEXGH

NOlIIE.
ON and after the st Of january proximo, the preseut
" of Ieiskeli Co., will be dissolved by limitation,
James a. Petzcr retiring from the Arm
All persons indebted to will please call and make
without delay, and those having claims against the firm
will present them for adjustment.
December 81, 1855.