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What is Direct Taxation by the General Govern
nentt

What B Direct IAXatlon Uy Ino oouoia oS'oiH
menti
We call attention to the following extract
from the reported proceedings OF the Demo
cratic Congressional caucus, Of Tuesday night;
..Mr. Barksdale, Of Mississippi, was opposed
to all duties. He favored free trade and DIRECT
TAXATION.
"Mr. Miles, of South Carolina, spoke to the
same effect"
We would respectfully ask Messrs. Banks,
dale and Miles whether they have yet studieo
the issue which they seem so ready to push
upon the deliberations of Congress. Does either
Of these gentlemen really know what direct
tax. such as the Constitution authorizes Con-
cress to levy, really is? We are willing to
wager the gross proceeds Of an entire issue OF
the Enquirer" that neither gentleman is at
all prepared to render an accurate definition oi
the tax which he proposes. This involves no
exposure Of which they need be much ashamed,
for they arc by no means exceptional in their
ignorance.
We can we'll assume that such men as these
would not kaoringly advocate system OF tax
alton, which would restrict federal burdens to
a mere tax upon lands and an additional per
capita tax on persons; making land and slaves
the only species of property in the Union sub
iect to federal taxation. And yet these gentle.
men have undoubtedly placed themselves in
the attitude of advocating nothing more nor
less than this precise system oftaxation. Such
is the identical proposition of the two lcgisla
tors representing CONTINGENCIES mainly compo'
sed Of large landowners and shareholders
There is no question about it. Not only
does the letter and spirit Of the Constitution
leave room for no other Interpretation, but tht
Interpretation itself has been Enthusiastically
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For tRe EH1oTfr
SHALL WE HAVE A CONVENTION IN TILE
TWELFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT!

Mcssrs Editors Several communications
have appeared in the city papers as well as the
provincial papers OF this district, advocating
convention to nominate our next representa-.
tive. and that, too, after our present able and
efficient member, Hon. H. A. Edmondson, has
declared his intention Of becoming a candidate,
and when there is no opposition, neither Wing
nor Know. Nothing.
have been surprised at these communira-
TONS as we'll rs at the convention meetings
held in ono or two Of the small counties of the
district, and cannot believe that gentlemen
who are conducting this movement have fully
considered the object and end Of conventions.
and the reason why they have been sometimes
the policy of the Democratic party.
think will be sustained by You, and hy
all impartial Democrats who have reflected on
the subject, in saying, that conventions were
instituted, and have continued to exist in our
party for the great purpose Of organizing and
strengthening that party against the Opposl-
tion, and that such bodies have not the sane
ton, nor can they claim the usage of De'nocra-
cv, when they are assembled merely with
view Of preferring one Democrat over another,
at time when there is neither opposition, or
the fear of opposition:
Such, sir, is now the condition Of affairs in
the Twelfth District. Log cabins and culyerts,
Wings and Know -Nothings, all the Opposition
have gone down. horse, foot and dragons. hc-
fore the Democratic party.
Then, ask. why hold Convention: r"'
homo, Is it for the purpose of supplantins
Harry Edmundson? If So, it is another rea-
son for my opposition to the movement Henry
Edmundson first went to Congress f:om this
District when there was great and fearful op-
position to our party. Gen. Chapman had
been beaten at the previous election by Hon.
Ballard Preston, and the Wing party was then
numerically strong, we'll organized, and flushed
with victory But Edmundson, with bold
ness that did not stop to count its adversarlcs,
abilities that supplied the place Of experience
and firm adherence to Democratic principles
entered that contest and redeemed his District
from the captivity into which our party had beer
| led
{ Again, sir, in 1855, when the Know-Noth
! ing organization had assailcd. at every point
| the strong political mind Of Virginia; wher
with insidious steps it had penetrated the very
strong holds of Democracy in our beloved
: State; when it had in its ranks not only the
Wing party, but from our ranks, had seducet
some and frightened others; when it had callef
to its aid love Of novelty, native pride, ant
religious bigotry; when many Of orr bes'
men were nerveless and aghast at the port.e.n
tous storm that was gathering-Henry 20
mundson was found in the front rank oil De
mocracy, fighting for its principles and making
every hustings in the District resouno with IL
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THOMAS W. WALTON, ESQ.

We are requested, by number Of iniluen'
tial Democrats in Pittsylvania county, to an
nounce Thomas W. Walton. Esq, as candi-
date to represent that county in the House Of
Delegates. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Waltan led forlorn hope for the Democracy
Of Pittsylvania, in 1876, defeating the Opposi-
ton against all odds and expectations. In 1857
his nomination for reelection was defeated be-
fore the nominating caucus. The consequence
was a defeat OF the candidates nominated
Relying on Mr.. Walton's well-tried popularity,
his numerous friends ardcntly anticipate his
triumphant election next spring
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CAPT JOHN p. TURNER.

The Democrats Of Henry will soon be called upon
% select their standard bearer for the spring cam
pagn, and in looking among the Democrats Tor t.
man suited to iha, position, no one presents s''Ing
Claims than the young gentleman whose name hca's
,hi, article. Capt Turner, though comparatively
vcnny man, has, like his ancestor, tie a,e MlIvr
Holland Of franklin, ever been ready and wns 70
saeracc himself in defence Of the Democratic party
Hi, gcntlemany bearing and sGa'y 81 a9ns,i, nd w,
nmmer",,. conrecons and friends, 10 one can pre-,
sen, ssongcr Claims to lis paTy and j. ,a I2min.sGd
with or withou. 4 caucas, will redeem old Henry
from the ire-werns Of he opRosiaon, snSt i.S car
ih bovo M: and can never bc realized. We say,
.ben 70 he Dcnoerat and all, that il they wish
-, he comfy rally 20 the support Of Le.cher
for Governor, wr ~ 1redway for Board Of ,. Public
and T. p. Tu.ne. .or House OF Delegates. and or
"..o.s i certain OAK LgygL
OAK Level, lirSEY COUNTY, Jan. 25,h.
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,n,hnr,,.i TO sell that most valuable aud well.
II IAN Tavern Property at Louisa Courthouse. t be-
~ = tavern III the vilageD together with about Zen
Az. :! iAGi ,o,,,,,. ,.v.,r ,,,o,s,,v
Virginia. possessing advantage, which but few
- ,:a'ion, 10. ... ..,,.
-, cottages and oGicrs. render il well adapted
,...,- uoiI;oa OF the numerous persons stopping
!. M pup c occasions aud peculiarly so for the re-
-, =, bo.r!srs during summer
- rom pA. anl stables abuadantly supplied
80 s,,er which also affords constant fountain In
"a s,tpnc tank containing 400 gallons, constant
- zach will supply waite. for baths gardens, wash
Ts stables containing S26 stalls do not afford suf-
:,s. accommodation for the public on court days
-, AZ. a,o store room and saddlers shop, which
-. r,l be oagiug 20 the tavern.
Lsin; situated immed edately upon the Virginia
-! E.l,c,d {. miles north invest Of Richmond, and =
- =. yrio..,ve-;hc junction Of the Alexandria rail-
.s he e, lrai-ihe mail cars passing 1t twice day
=, ..rs,;i5n make i: accessible from all points.
paa aea!;h O;y induces me to dispose OF such vau'
.s.s p-9Pef;F -, ..,,,,,oa.,,,r
...,a:ed .oF railroad bonds stocks or other real ss'
,g.,r.oJ c CANNACK, Louisa cour; Iious:, or
at9:, g, GODDIS 4 AppERSOS
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>, .cnls9oyEsNoR OF VIRGINIA.

urry Is vacancy has occurred In the Judiciary Of
49,. Tommonw ealth by the death Of Green B sainues,
w - I.dc.. Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals, Who
.-s o uice Of the third Judicial Section. composed
., o: Culpsper. Madison, Greene, Orange, Abe
&c n.i., rluyanna. Goochiand. Nelson, Amherst,
.-;.e' Augusta Bath Pendleton. Highland Rocking
.h.Dsndoah, warreu Hardy, Clarke. Frederick
a Morgan berkeley. and Jefferson; therefore, In
A',y % law. the sheriff OF each OF said counties Is
10 cause an election 10 be held therein on
:'s,! :- li:h day Of April next, at the places pre-
!l-' inv for Judge Of the supreme Court Of Ap-
sT and under .h. seal of
s''' com,ncnwesl ri Richmond this seventh day
= ~ j,nu,ry iSj? and 10 the SD year Of the Com
/. = " va.a,,h HENRY A. WISE
o ..::r0rc,r ". MCSFosD,
>sr,.iry of The Commonwealth.
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rur co,1Ecr OF WILL1AM AND MARY.

The Alumni of the College Of William Il
Mary will celebrate the lGtth Anniversary OF
the foundation of their .ihaa hater, at the
College, on the 10Th Of February, instant. HIS
Exceilcncy Jouy TYLER will deliver an Grafton
on the occasion, and Sr. GEogGE TUCKER, Esq.
will recite Poem. The Alumni, generally,
are invited 10 attend
On behalf Of the Alumni
Committee Of Invitation,
THE FACULTY.
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LINDEN FARM FOR SALE,

,UuIs arr, formerly known as Chapmans farm. now the
,-op.f,y Of Ared y Carter Of Mississippi eon'aining
-gu ssr huadred and orythree acres, lying within nan
ias Warrenton JUNCTION. on the line oi a. aud H.
go,d rich, miles Of the hournishing town Of Warren
~ ..i through which the Warrenon Branch Rail Road
SO, aos for sale and will be sold ON such terms and
=. Ia =. vii no; fail TO attract those desiring farm IL
.y Improved well taken In grass, well in,6ered and
..,si In an agreeable and healthy neighborhood, and
., upon tue dwelling house newly built. eonT Tenien
.... all usw, and good dwelling house for mana
- . g. the whole one OF the most desirable iarus 10
. ..cl.un ana must he sold even al 4 sacrifice.
=. .ria. il sold by THURSDAY, the 18th Of Apr'
~, Nj ca that day together with large amount o
.:5sa property. be sold at public sale For iurthe'
.-,t.;.-A;.sa apply in person or by letter to
ROBERT RANDOLPH.
An Attorney AZ Law. Wnrrenton, Va.
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SIIOCKOE MILL.

EIVWNUND NItUUND u. .
,Eg subscriber has completed his Mill for grinding
Plaster located on the dock at the mouth Of Shoekoe
:,.S sh enlarged and complete machinery sufficient 10
7p any demand for the present that may arise In many
,.., TO come He Is prepared to supply orders for
PrgE GROUND PLASTER, (pulverizcd to degree that
.-nc n- supposedly from heavy stock Of superior No'
a Lump procured with the greatest care with the u'
,.al-!.. that great deal OF Lump Plaster Is entirely
,s.ss 10 the farmer and Gaers himself that his long
.,.srnce 10 this business, with the close attention and
49,. gwen H. win enable him 10 supply the demand from
ai adjacent States with this valuable fertilizer in is
:.-sr acd richest state. aud at satisfactory prices
VIE fal determination sustain the established repu-
oa ti, house for rrarr ASp RICHNESS he resp.Guiy
,rr;,< o-,s-. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE,
xoy 1,-r.r.,N. No. IL Pearl street.
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VIRGINIA, TO VITA Court of quarterly Sc.

Ah1iNiA, TO Wlr:-At a Court OF quarterly Ses-
- continued aud held for the County OF Powhatan
,,l Ga.''9le thereof Tuesday the 9Th day Of De-
NJ r H''.oa Of William c. Scott. /, |. ordered that
Le.aeut the executor named 10 the last will and
Gu, VI Peter Lesueur, deceased, OF record In this
Y,,. acraoasd 10 appear here Oh the first Monday in
70, ~ aud say whether he will qualify such execu
c.. '.-Ald IL appearing to the satisfaction OF the
az t!e said Napoleon Lssueur Is inhsbtant Of
n, IS further ordered by the Court that copy Of
civ =, ~ te published In newspaper printed in the
-! ~ Richmond. once a week for four successive weeks
70 'he said frs. Monday In March, 1885,? and that
aop.e e,py be posted the front door Of the Court
J.nSi "-s county. copy teste,
xo.-eViw X r. GRAVES CIE
oD LIVER OILS.-We have in store fresh sup.
Oil, ~ ~ The most popular aud approved Cod Liver
~. 10 Use. For sale by
80 p JOHNSTON 4 BRO, DruSri.,s.
III SHhA GRASS SEED, for sale by
"N. PALMER son co
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C0MnTIoNEIi,s C0MnTssIoNEIi,s OFFICE,
WARSAW, JANUARY 50, 1sa9.
IlW lllE CIEllrnRS OF pIIIIIp 4 HRANIIAM. DEC,

TII. NNKNNW,
l"IHE CREDITORS OF PHILIP A. BRAMIiAM, DEC ID.
~; 10 decree Of the Circuit Court OF kichmnnd
l'fnounc.d At the October term, 1s5s, In the suit
--p y Hriiaalns Executors, sgains, Lucy A. Drani-
az 9iI'r-. th. Creditors Of Philip A. Bramhan dec q,
COY notified 20 produce their claims before me AZ
Ss properly authenticated. TUESDAY, the sth
a. s.hlsry l>5 to enable me TO take the accounts OF
'-'-iaaiins ordered In said decree whether such
49, are i'a!nsi the Of the said Philip A. Bramlan,
:: - are such provided for by certain DoSt-
i'. s""'rac;. /. W. PENDLEr0N, Commr.
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expounded by the decision of the Supreme
Court The points decided are
lst. That land is the only species Of proper
ty, which, as property, can be subjected to n
direct tax by the General Government
End There is one, and only one, other spe-
cies Of property, which may DO made the SUBJ
ject of direct federal taxes, not as property,
but as persona
3rd That direct tax may be laid on per-
sons, and that such tax, if laid at all, must be
made to include slaves.
Let our Southern Senators and Represents
tiyes study this matter with the reports of the
Supreme Court before their eyes. Then, we
guarantee it, we shall soon be rid of all the de-
clamation about direct taxes which has of late
been lugged in to embarrass questions of
finance and revenue
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JUDGE CHRISTOPHER c SCOTT, OF ARKANSAS.
OUH't
.JAxrAEY 81, 1859

We see the death Of Judge Scott, Of Arkan-
sas, announced in our Southern exchanges, -
Judge S. was a native Of Halifax county. Va,
was tho son Of the late Gen. John B. Scott, Of
that county, and was connected with many in
tlucntial families in this State. During his fif-
teen years residence in Arkansas, he has been
four times elected by the Legislature Of the
State to the bench; and on the 18th Of last No
yember, was reelected to the Supreme Court
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Ac0UITTAL OF MIR. DENEALE.
tn M, EJjfor,of tie ENQUIRER:

To Mt Editors or Ne En?nirer:
SrAuSToS, Feb. 18th, 1859.
Gentlemen The trial Of George f. De-
neale, Esq. for obtaining money under false
prctenccs from his fathcr-in-law, Archibald
Brock, commenced on Tuesday last, in Harri-
sonburg. anu was concluded to-day, and the
party honorably acquitted On the rendition
of tho opinion Of the Court, the Court House
resoundcd with the applause Of the crowd.
Cr,I-STOS
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,.-zr RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
-, : SLED DAILY, SEMI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
: - p;rCuE, DUNNAvANT. TYLER & WISE.
TTH Ms.


--nrv r ,rsR seven dollars per annum, and al the
,sh, dollars II taken for shorter period than one
- - The SGsi-w4EsLv, Ave dollars per annuui, and
rss H,r for six months, payable In advance For the
- rcr aunun. six copies for $40, to be paid In
'",r IN advance. When letters containing money are
ei- they mus; be registered, they will be Al the
''S - ,,iy,rti.ements inserted on liberal terms.
- "rruyoxp ENQriRSR ADVERTISING SHEET is publish
'~ n. W..nesiay: the monthly circulation Is twenty
-. .opcs. Advertisements inserted at twenty nSe
Al dues 20 this Office may bc rcnit;ed per mall, In
,>.iabe Rank notes A. registered, az the risk Of
obituaries and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
Ar. charged for rs advertisements.
- - rom distance must be accompanied wiia the
go, go. r.y. or satisfactory references
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Of Appeals. He was a Democrat Of the States
Rights school, and for thirtyone years sub
scribcr to the Richmond Enquirer" a let
ter from Judge S., Of date November 3Oth,
1858, now before us, attests the interest he felt
in the prosperity and principles Of the 'Enqui-
rer." When written he was in the enjoyment
of health, and the hope of continued usefulness
in the sphere to which he had been elevated;
but scarce two months have passed away he
fore we are called upon to note his denth.
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NOTICE.

?i.ICATI0N viii be made TO the Farmers Bank OF
A yi-;ns !or the renewal and transers OF the follow
- atrB.4;e Of stock In the said Bank which has been
-
C.;as,;e No S, dated 2ist December, ls2, for one
la, 70 "a. LaEe oi Yeamans Smith, Of Spo.sylyania.
A. ,rso., are hereby called TO show cause II any tney
"a, certificate shall not be Issued In place VI
:, %. lo,i AZ Aforesaid JOHN L. MARYE,
y,.2-i,,vyx Fsecutor of Yeanans Smith
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IN rur DEMOCRATS OF HANOVER.

There will be a meeting Of the Democracy
Of Hanover at Hanover Courthouse, on thu
first day Of February court, to nominate
candidate for the next General Assembly. \
full attendance is requested.
MASY DEMOCRATS.
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THE MARKETS.

Nrw Yogs. Feb 5--Flour is firm; sales 300
b,rrcl,-Statc s. 2oaj 30; Ohio 8 2Oa6 10;
southern at s. 7jaG 10. Wheat is quiet; sales
? 900 bushels: red winter western 81. Corn
ouiet-sa,cs 1900 bushels yellow soasl &c
PORK is firm; mess Slsals 90; Prime l3 ga
10 -. Lard is quiet a, l2tal2sc. "hiskey
is firm at 30 cts.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 5--Flour quiet but firm.
Wheat 81 90 for white, 40 for red Corn ad-
vanced-dry yellow So cts. Whiskey 9s a29c.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Flour steady no sales
of consequence. Wheat unchanged Corn hrm;
receipts light. Provisions unchanged
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90 a=s=s7--s
l)EuOy.A AL.

DEUOYAL.-Thc subscriber has removed to Cary
II ,..s.; adjoining the OLD Columbian Hotel second
:]5i bs3s 18th street leading to Shockoe Warehouse,
Ss N As heretofore attend to :he sales OF all kinds
:.so:.;-, produce. Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Corn: &c
Va l.,s a, usual keep constantly on hand Perusian,
:, Z. l,.,al ani Sombr.ro Guano, Ground and Lump
5,... G.,,sri-s &c ALEX. GARRETT.
G. Miller i, still associated With him who VIII give. as
u: : PEI, ja,l ai;=niion 20 the sale OF Tobacco
as, .aS. I'll, opportunity OF returning my sincere
.Ss v LIBERAL patronage extended to ME heretofore
l.,..c.. a continuance Of the same. ,
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New Jersey Legislature on Quarantine.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 4-In the Senate, To-
day. Mr.. Clifford offered an additional reso!u-
ton on quarantine, to the effect that Consress.
has no right to authorize the city or State oi
New York to establish quarantine station az
Sandy Hook. or on any other portion OF inc
territory Of New jersey. without her consent;
and that any attempt for that purpose should
be anu will be resisted on the part OF Ne" 'er'
sev by all lawful and constitutional means
Tho resolution was referred.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !.

WISH to rploy for the ensuing year male Teacher to
,4.a ctarg. Of small private school-who can give
roJ-h Instruction in the Ancient and Mode Languages
g.htaa,ie- and the English Branches graduate Of the
t.v.''y =! Virginia preferred restnohias S 70 &
A.! :h.-ic,,r required gentleman who has had some
1p.r.n,e in teaching would be preferred fair salary
.Jb.y.y,n AItr.-. J. A. b.,
Et. .,-c,t Brandy Station, Cupeper county, Va
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REJECTION Il COKE.-rhe price. in [

~: Lump Coke - 90 per load.
~ Hall CoAe ................ - do
as'e price Coke Is, all things considered the cheap
i-s ao~ oGerel likely TO be offered in the market
ii:ie ;he Coming season.
....s.-CSsh delivery or on demand
iar! i0,h street and Ba-ip and corner BYRD
s.tt !;-a,f IOuy I wERTU Agent
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lin A HCTCHESnN.
Y AOXiCE.-Tne Amt

NoFiCE.-The Annual General Meeting of the Mu
.I Assurance So;iety Of Virginia. will b. held ~
J.' oe. Ia the City OF Richmond on Monday the 18th
'.S'-i'y lHJl, a; ii o'clock. A. VI.
is5 !--":I j. RUTHERFORD. Principal Agent.
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GEORGE /. HERRING,
Al ~ f.IInltEHK


II IEps a.Ha.s on hand full stock OF Groceries 70
IN which he invites his customers and the public general
Also ps;s strict attention TO the sale OF country pro-
:2s aai s prepared to furnish grain bags TO his
ss.k Shn ash 20 send their grain to him TO sell
GEORGE I. HERRING,
As:t-e,f No. Sc. Main ST.
WANcED-Ar rIE COLUMBIAN uOrEL.-As
W .:eal - open ;h!s house In March next, wish TO
sy ar,; Manager aad two competen: Assistants
Ny oec: .io obtain the bcs; for the several posi-
l' aa r.,h such will suit will make liberal arrange
;-:, ts: pay good salaries give them an interest
as 6i'iaes., as may be preferred
Ap5leA.cas vii BE- received until 10Th February.
=! h9Gss s.l DC newly furnished throughout; aud win
i .saas have every confidence that the old friends
@s C5ciabau may rely upon its being placed fully up
- -1, i possible even ahead Of It's old reputation Tor
i:-' AL good living, With moderate charges
A!!ress JOSEPH H. CRENSiIAw.
!a;S--c:,sFeb Richmond Va.
RHOGuES, lsIsOGCES, BkOG q ES.-6,oot
- par Richmond made Brogu.s. for sale on accommoda
:s.i@!as 5y y. DEyEREUX,
Leather Dealer, l32, Cary street,
-, ?i-cif Between 18th and 18th SITS
NOTICE TO TOBACCO PLANTEkS.
NE lake THIS METHOD OF NOTIFYING SUCH
W PLANTERS. A. have been In the habl; OF sending
- looaeeo 20 ShocEoe Warehouse, that We have LARGE
st.E, EVERY DAY IN TIE WEEK, and the attendance
" layer. : as !g,, as It ever has been
McDrAEMoN & CHAMBERIAfNE.
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RrSAWAY-ONE HUNDRED DOLLAHs

~ Lls w r. -
l'H+ ABOVE REWARD will be paid for the appTehea.
L so. az! delivery to Davis iIu;cheson in the city o'
.-'lc or confined in any Jail SO that get Hmm aSan
'-.s; o.! os-- state OF Virginia. and tol taken ~
=, ~ >i's of Virginia, FOR my man THOMAS JEFfEHsoN
-3a :. year. Of age brown complexion, full head o
:e-h Eve fee, ten inches high, and rather Srun
's-a;rsaace
"a. ..-cwlv I0fIN HUTCHINSON.
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Aiebmon0 Enquirer.

ny RIrcuIE, puNNAvANr, TYLER 1 WISE.
TUESDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY 8.
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W1NCED-AT rue COLUMBIAN m0rEL.-As
NOTICE no .rOH ICCO PLANTEKN.

- PAT AcAn0nI lnlde Drogues Tor sas on AccoHmoux
;s.als ~ y. DEyEREUX,
Leather Dealer, l32, Cary street,
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al OF MOST yALVAd.4La4Gsio a4sioI!1 TA1vEKN

o I;! I,;;!.SrCg ". MrNFosD.
S.y,tlry of The commonwealth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-11

The following flttering notice is taken from the
Portsmouth (Ohio) Sciota Valley Republican,, OF
April J. 1888:
ScavpIvavn.-A friend writes to us for our "rea
opinion OF DIR. Goiack's scandinavian Remedies,
Thcrc he obtain them-and why they are call
ell ..ScsIalintvian." and we are frequently asked
the same question. Scandinavia Is the ancient
name of Sweden and Norway, and scandinavian,
that is Swede Norweg affectionately call
his country ..Sc,ndinavia," in the same sense a.
we speak Of Columbia" or "The Union.'' BY
the way, there are over nine thousand Scandna-
Wan families in Dane County, Wisconsin. Al
though a citizen of this country for many years,
DIR. Rnback is Swcde by birth, and compounds
his Medicines OF Swedish herbs, We think the name
is very appropriate. We have the highest opinion
of the Medicines, and of DIR. Roback himself, who
i not only singuarly skilllul physician, but gen
tleman of the Old School, as we know PERSONALITY -
Our advertisement columns will answ er the rest of
our friends letter. See advertisement Tn39.l