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VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.

By virtue Of q decree of the County Court
of franklin County Tennessee, pronounced
at its February Term A. d. 1859, in the case
w. W. Brazelton Admr, ct ais, VS.. Ross b.
ct ais, ! will on tho 4th Monday IN
March next offer for sale before the Court
house door in the town of Winchester, the
If lowing tracts of land, OF which Wl'llem
Brazclton died seized and possessed, as lol'
lows !.
The Bell Tract and Gillespie Tract, (No, OF
| crcs Will be made known on day Of sale.)
The biddings to commence at Slo per
are, upon a credit of one two and three years
except $500, which must be paid down. The
! Purchaser required to give bond with two or
mre rood securities. and q lien retained un'
tiEhe whole of the purchase money is paid.
Fo % +. F. SIMS, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of John
Read, deceased, are hereby notified to come
forward and make settlement. Those having
claim. against the same, will present them to
the undersigned. -
A. BUTTERWORTH. Admir-.
MRS. MARY READ, ADMIR-.
March 3.
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E0IR SALE.

I wish to sell the place on which | am now
living, three miles fouth-east from Wmches-
ter, containing about fifty acres of first rate
land. On the place is u Saw ard Grist mill,
and Cotton Gin, all in good running order
Also, Il good dwelling house and stables
And rs for health it cannot be surpassed, 1t Is
one of the p%rettiest and healthiest places IL
the county. have lived on tfor five years
and have had but one spcllof fever, and tina
was the Texas fever. For terms, call on thu
undersigned. X. T. phiGh'
Narch3 0v. Franklin Co., Tenn
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rs u Nm
BLACK HAWK K.
NIT IA 0JN

'VU mohNANJ'
vii stand the ensuing season at the stable
of Mr.. J. L. Baker, near Salem, Tuesday and
Wednesday, of each week. The balance oil
the time at Winchester, at the stable OF Dorse
Elliott, formerly owned by Mr.. Black. Young
Black Hawk is six years old this spring and
possesses as much bone ant muscle as any
mans horse; is as pure Morgan blood as any
Stallion N the Union, is halfbrother to Ethan
Allen, the fastest stallion in the world-also
half brother to Lancet, Hard Road,I Thunder
bolt, Lady Litchfcld, Bell Saratoga, and tlo,
IA Tenple-aIl first class t%rotters; and
say, when young Black Hawk is trained he
can vic with the best ofthem. Come and see
him-he shows for himself. He is purely Dem
o~cratic in politics, won't steal your negroes
had to leave the North TO save himself from
persecution from Henry Ward BeecIer and
Horace Greedy. Come one, COME all-lt
costs nothing to look at him:
DIR. L. A. GAGE.
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The purchaser to give bond and security for
he payment of the purchase money and a
ienrctalned until purchase money IS paid
W. w. BRAZELTON,
Feb. % 1859. Commissioner
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TERMS OF SALE.

Said lad will DO sold on o credit o.
me-, two,nd three years, except Si'V.
which NUT be paid down; the bidding,
for the lah to commence at seven doli.'
per acre; 10 purchaser required 10 gnS
note with 10 or more good and suillclen'
securities, ,ud a lien retained upon wv
land until the whole Of the Purcn'''
money is pid, c,.,t
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NONICE.

The Dr.. holds himself in readiness to treat
any disease the horse is heir to. Splvins
Splents, Fistula, Poll Evil, treated successful.
ly. No cure, no pay.
DR.. L. A. GAGE.
March 3. I'm. Veterinary Surgeon.
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\Feb 10.
NOTICE.

W virtue OF a decree Of tho County
Colt Of Franklin county, Tennessee
pronounced at its January Term, lSoy'
in til case Of Margaret Martin and N,
r. Martin against Moses P. MaFoef'y
and life and others, | will, on
Monday, 7th Of March. is'''t !,
offer Sr sale TO the highest bidder ln'
tract { land which Joseph G. Maf!'n'
died, sized and possessed, lying in clSi
d;s,riotNo. 8, about five miles north Of
Winchester, sold subject to the widow
dnwar.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Cures Guaranteed.

Cures Guaranteed.
nR CIOPTGN HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
tie last YEAR remedy for CANCER-purely
- table and perfectly harmless Persons visiting him
wi ~, he r,qnired pay any Thing nnt! is effected
eases tia, lave been rendered incurabe or at least
Srb;, hv The Of Mineral poisons. He also treats
srnla .mo:s disease Of the throat rheumatism, nervous
af rI;rnS. &c.
;url.!sfs containing testimonials of the highest char
.o;.r L.rwardcd i, that may wish them.
Address, j. 4. CLOPTON,
Huntsville, Ala.
March 1s, 1888. 22-
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CANCERS, ULCERS, TUMORS, SCROFU.
Y IA, and ali ohtr Diseases Of the Skin, cured by the
ue ',r. Ciopton's remedies.
Pam, eS crining testimonials of the highest charac
fer f.: :wa,drC ilit wish ihcE,.
per<,nrs w;>in. IL test ;he wonderful efficacy Of DR.
C.pi.l cc:iic must "crrec:iy describe their diSas.
giving Il. e PARTICULARS from i;S c:,encenlent location
e,rnr Sc" Medicines sent BY mail.
Address J. a. CLOPT0N Nd
Huntsville Ala.
J.,rary s, 8
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HREESSUOROCGu MUTUAL LlYE N
NISCRANCE AND Trust COMPANY. Ihi. C.srn

n. c. Mutaal Life Insurance Coapasy,I
Estsssa. Nay iIth. i>S>.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH a RESOLUTION
Il uf the iatd 1t b.rvcters. adopted April ID. IsS% th
Cumsny will insure the lives ~ healthy rvssu. bweva
the ag of u anil a. tayablv when The sry sysehs The
ag, Vi - wears; and bvtucu the ascs II u and 20 whu
the PARTY rselcs the ar p 50 years. tn Lts legal rvy
rcsCnai,vc, should he dc brf,rv rvsshipe ,.s svs
The Cnn,Iany will a'ss sell snnas,sss far hc. Vr Sc
term II yrars By thus cnsrrnx us c,~vs;ans and
tending usefulness the CsaI.sny prssrps sisias.
To tia, public svrntasa sc''Ira 3, 's l<sa'1'y and
Prouipt compliance with all its sn.s-vu.sutss
u Il. BATTLE. Sse,y.
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INSURANCE CoNPAHIE.

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL L.rE N.
COMPANY insnrvs the lives Il r year. term
oi years fr Et the MsrAt rsixcsvts The ssssvd
Tor life participating in the prhts u the Conpsny. Foe
pccs granted for the whole term Of lse when h- pr
minn therefor ts mute may be given s
half the amount of the prcsom bssrne interest," ss pc
cent without guaranty. .
The prumpt manner in which ai losscs have brss aid
bv this Company together w,h>hc Low II psvmism.
prcs.t great Endorsements to such disposed Z. 10.
SIAvrs insured fos of from 10 tvs year..
for ,w,-,ir,is their vs,ur.
All losses are paid within % days asr satisfactory proof
DIRECTORS
CuAalrs Z. ioaxsox, VIZ. d. Coosa.
WV. W. RolpsA VIZ. II. Jax.A
Jxo. g. w,tiisxs Qsixs.s Brssss, ..
E.w. ursrrp. X. J.. BssftH,
VIZ; IL: Mckss, nG. !ewta-
rrr r.;srs: m: H. n''s.-
OFFICERS.
Da. CuAalsS E. ju9xsuS. Jrsssess,
wnLi,s ". Holpsx, Tses Pr,si!sss.
X. II. Eslrts Ss1,'sry.
WILLIAM H. JoxIs. Tscsssy.r,
II. ". llrsrsn. .tsars.s,
". II. McKsx, N.d.e.i Esaaissr.
Sr':s:: . ]! noo,. x..s..;,. o--
cuaslrs Z Jenssos ". b. N.i.ssi
w,tuas Il; MeSsr. ": y. is.s"iss
far further information the vabl.e referred To The
pamphlets aud forms II prcs which be ubtsiasd
al the Office of the Corpsny. any gifts AsyneiesS
Communications should b. addressed tT~~, paid to
Il. II. BAI1LE. sss-s.s,y.
Raleigh. juno. as
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BUSINESS CARDS

DRY GOODS-SPRlNG, 1858.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL 4 CO.,
Wholesale DEALERS IN
skENCH, GERMAN, BRITISH L AMERICAN FABRICS
AVE NOW IN STORE A COMPLETE ASSORT.
s.. ment of new and seasOnabe Dry Goods, for the
spring and Summer Trade
special attention is solicited from the North Carolina
"nd Virginia Merchants
JOHN STEVENSON,
JAMES WEDDELL,
WIN. H. CROW,
March 8. 1855. 90
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS,
NOTICE.
VUNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
IL the undersigned under the style and G,ni of A. u.
Mchecsefs CO., was this day dissolved by mutual
scat.
W. Martin having disposed of his interest. the busi.
ness Of the late r will be settled by the other parncs
only.
A. N. McPHEETERS,
HENRY GHSElIN,
J. W. MARTIN.
August 9, 1858.
NOTICE.
VN\HE UNDERSIGNED have this day farmed Co-part.
IL nership under the style and firm IL
McPheetcrs & Ghiselin,
and will contiuc the Wholesale rcrry and Commission
business ut the old stand of A.. N. McpLccscs Co., Wills
Wharf,
A. NJ McPnEETERS
HENRY GlliSELlN.
August 9, 1853.
We beg to call attention to above notices and solicit
continuance Of the favor extended To the old iirn
We shall keep always ha full and well selected
stock Of all articles in the
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS
Which will Sell On tie n,St accommodating terms; aud
all cunsgnments Of Fircr, Hkeat, tiya, Ct'os. Ndral
Stores other articles Of produce shall have best and
prOmptest attention.
McpHEETERS 4 GGiSEI.IN.
Wills Wharf.
Norfnlk, August 3. 1858. Ss-,f
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Gu u n q . - % A l. EFT.
fsbS.hsss ssd wkssessIe psss.ss 10
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Ne. 3ca oaistoess Sssves.
Orvussss ussossx ssssss. hsssssosss NJ.
OG.. fan sssssss~~s e SCHOOL Ct SS~iCAt Law
MEDICAL ass MISCELLANEOUS B-yukS Yxsv ssv
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THEIR STOCK ov STATIONERY sssssssss en- as
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Jsaassy IS. tsss. t-sssA
HENRY .. TURNER,
Dookselles. PshatsAes ssa sssstsoss,
No. !. Tsssssxsssss Ssssxs.
/ 0aletsA y. e..
HAS FOR SAFE STANDARD WORKS N ALL Yut
IL osrsees s<yssss.sess ef
t.tse1assses
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rfANk ROCKS ss su sssss. fsss he ssssrsss 10 sAs
largest lsisx-s Jsssssas psyussAss fssrs~Aa esrssa
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sas-s<sss sssryskssx sssssa . s<As~ rss 80 s.ssss
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Law CcHartnership.
II. W. MILLER Il G. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH. N. c.,
HHAvING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
Ed in The practice Of the law in the County Courts will
The, VII attend The County Courts Of Wake, Johnston
Nash Franklin Granville, Person and 0ransr
Office Fayetteville Street above tho Lawrence Hotel,
wlrre one or the other may be constantly found.
Jan g, lS'S. S-f
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, ". c.,
Will attend the County ard Superior Courts Of Wake,
Johnston and Chatham; the Superior Courts Oi New Ham
and Sal.sn. and the TeriS f the Federal Courts
and >ul1er,e Court Of Nort,-t ta"lina at Raleigh
Office Ike formerly occupied BY the late Hon. WILL
q. lsaywcod. Jr.
Raleigh Stay e. 52-sw.
JUNIUS G. SNEED,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SoMEEvILLE TENNESSEE,
VIII attend to all business entrusted to him in Western
December u, 1858. 1o5-lypd.
b. Il. MOORE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SALISBURY, \. C.
W7III. PRACTICE IN THE COURTS OF ROWAN
w and adjoining Counties Collections promptly made.
April ~ 44-swtf
w. l.. SAUNDERS,
ATTORNE AT LAW,
SALISBURY, &C.
Will attend the Courts Of Rowan stanly and Cabarrus
November 10. 1ol-ly.
SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORN RNEY AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD NC,
VIII attend regularly the County ard Superior Courts Of
Wake. Johnston, Cumberland Harnctt and Wilson.
sn,,hfeld. Feb 90. es-t
WILLIAM J. SAUNDERS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Raleigh, N. c.,
VIII promptly attend to business intrusted to his care
the CouI:s Of this and adjoining Countless or with the
Executive other departments of the State Government
June 2>, 1875. So
QUENT. BUSBEE,
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law,
FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH, n. C.
Will promptly attend 10 any business intrusted to hin
the United States and State Courts; and with the Ex
een'i'c oro!er departments of the State Government
Juyl 66-H.
E. BROCK HOLDEN,
ACTING OFFICER FOR CASWELL CO.
XYTIIL ATTEND To ALL CLAIMS ENTRUSTED
w to him with accuracy and despatch. Post Ollie
Le sburg. NC.
March >, 1858. IS
WOLFE & CAIRNS,
MANUFACTURES & DEALERs, WHOLESALE RETAIL, IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS, &C., DC
Is BOllingbrOOk Street,
PETERSBURG, VA.
July A. 7-ly
n. b. COBB,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
GIeenyillc, N. C.
August 49, 1858. 66-6mpd.
HENRY V. NIEMEYER,
PORTSMOUTH. VA,
CO OLMlSSION MERCH A n 7
LUMBER, PROVISIONS, LIME COAL, SALT, AN
NAVAL STORES.
October %, 1855 s7-tf
z Register copy.
DR.. DANIEL DuPRE.
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE Ar MRS. DupREs
Boarding House,
H.. fayttee1e Street, Opposite Ba"A of Cape Fsar)
AdoIphus E.. Smith,
T o Il N EY At Ia W.,
TooNER, HARSE1r Co, n. c.,
W" attend puncuay to all business intrusted to his ca
November lS 1855 93-tf
BUSINESS CARDS.
OCEAN HOUSE,
PORTSMOUTH,, VIRGINIA.,
r.. ]. WHITE.
Sept l, 1885, lily
DRY GOODS-SPRlNG, 1885,
STEVENSON WEDDELI, i CO..
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nERvrAgaYS-Ayty FINE srrrty % trstxr.
ii FNAlOx~ ANp nAxDx~ psvs~.sy - nsy
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a MEMOIR or TIE REV. EfisuA MITCHELL,
"A D. D.. hic Psuets~ns II Cbvnis'ry. M'ssssLxy ss.s
Gencsy IN the University u sexvssss ssA
m. Trbs,rs of Rsspccs ta hs psmosy BY tsss fseis
Meetings and L,essry Assesi.uos ssd shs Aedss. -
vrrvd at The rein,esus.s II bic ssnsiss b ,ss sss
James r. O,ey D. d Hsp of 1esessses. snd uee David
I. swain ri. D. President Il the univsssisy.
Pries IN Paper 10 essts- Cs:sh SO erssA
n. q. TURNER,
x. z. BOD Ssess
Ralsigh, De. 10. issA W.
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DANIEL. O,DONNELL,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
STREET,
tone door oLore N.sr Custom Louss.)
Richmond, Va,
HS PREPARED TO FIT UP DWELLINGS,
CpuRcu.s HorgLs &C. with WATER and GAS. and
lens on hand a kinds uf articles the above uc
STATIONARY WASH STANDS, BLOCK TIN Prs,
with Marble Tops, GALVANIZED lroN FIFE,
B.ru Trns SuowsR BArus LIT aud ToRcE PrsFs.
CoPPER EOiLERs, HrpRArLic HAss,
WArxR Cl.ss1s All kinds of BR,Ss Cocxs
KITCHEN RANGErs and PLArED woRx,
Surrr LEAD and LEAD Pre-, Gas FIXTURES, &c.
All work done reasonable tcrns dmd aru'Sdsssd 10
gice s1ti.faction. go
Particular attention paid to all kinds of Hydraulics either
i'm the city country =.
REYxRExcEs.-Rev. Thos. f. Skinner. Briggs Dodd,
and VIM Percivul, Architect, Raleigh, n. &.
~ ALI orders LETT with Mcssrs. Briggs Dodd pune
tuaIy attended to.
June 4, 1854. S-N.
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NOTICE.
eUNnE AUCTION Ov JOHN ". wtC0tx~ STOCK
II II pky suOps kssssoss~w sdssssSstS kssSss ssys
p~tpseed The sss~sisex sssss e ssss s-S sss
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fssia. CaIas, Gssxhss. Csss..ssvs CAasks ssS 5000.
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fuRNlTUREI YuRN1TCREi
1v0uE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
the Ci,,srus uf Wskr. and sl the sarSosndSnx eaas.
ties. ,ha, he s,iu kcvps ua hand at hSs
Furniture Ware Rooms IN Raleigh,
(sSg.srss Es.s sf tiss fss. EsslJ
large and extensive ss.ssment II the bst Fssutusy
such as Bureaus CSutrv Tables. Servartss Chairs e.
s,rad. Wash Stands &c. &C. all " Which be ~tll sil
the nusi reasonable ssrms Al artes> pan sssly and
'' HENRY J. BROWN.
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND COAMON
Nu Wu,d Cosns made cses. The shostsst nesiss.
c5S- Al.o rtSkS METALLIC BURIAL CASkS ksps 40
hand The Sabserbss has tpe Hsarss. as fsnsvsI
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O1tGN AND MGUtCpNGA.
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Of Ot4 OWN NANtFACTGRC.
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JUNIJS c. SNEED,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SoMEEvILLE, TENNESSEE,
VIII attend to all business entrusted 10 him in Western
Tennessee.
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WILLIAM j. SAUNDERS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
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Marion, Ala. - Howard College =
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MARION, ALA. March II, 1859.
The town of Marion is situated in Perry county
There 10 Q railroad running from it to Selma, on
the Alabama river. Perhaps no road 10 the I III
ted States has paid larger dividend than this
during the past fall and winter. All the cotton
crop Of several counties Is sent over it, on its way
to Mobile, all the merchandise for this and sev'
crai other towns west aud south OF this point
passes over it, IL is the most direct and expedls
tious from Baltimore Philadeiphia and New y rk
The legislature has chartered road from this
place to Cahaba, on the Alabama river, at its
junction with Canada river, % miles below Selma.
This road 10 now being rapidly built, and Will soon
be completed.
No town 10 any state can beast of better and
more nourishing schools than Marion. Here is
Howard College, a most Hourishing institution.
with al able aud efficient faculty. l have seen
no other Male College at whish such perfest order
and deeorum 10 preserved. The discipline OF this
institution 10 unsurpassed by that Of any other,
North or South. Having visited almost all the
Colleges in Virginia and North Carolina, besides
others, we speak from personal knowledge. How.
ard College has Theological Department, of
twenty-five students. The College is under the
control OF the Baptists. JuGson Female Seminary
and Union Female Seminary both institutions OF
which any State might welt be proud. are also
situated here. The former has two hundred and
fifty, the latter one hundred and hfty young la.
dies obtaining education from learned and accou,-
plIshed Faculties.
There are also several high schools with from ~
20 IS pupis-itis estimated that in all the differ
ent schools there are no less than 500 to 1905 pu
pils. Marion has been called the Athens of the
South, and 10 certainly entitled TO the Dsme There
are Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, Episcopal
and Campbslte churches here all we'll sustained.
Here resides Rev. p T. Nuby, u. H., one OF the
finest pulpit orators In the South. Town property
10 exceedingly high, made so by the large schools,
railroads, and many wealthy planters seek ing
residences here while their plantations in this
adjoining counties.
Farmers are very busy planting corn; indeed, l
saw some up TO- day The flower gardens are sur,
psssingly beautiful, adorsed with full blooming
jsponicas, eape jassamine, roses, iiIacs. &C., &c.
Tho woods along all the streams are looking very
green and yellow jsssAmine vines all in full
bloom, aud pertaining the air a considerable dis
lance. will write again soon giving you dis.
criptioa Of the country In Perry, Dallas aad Green
counties. J.H.S.
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C0urt-Spseches-W Crops-
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WrrHEvILLE, Va, Marc

WrrHEvIILE, Va, March Is, 1862
Court has been sitting every day this week.
On Monday, Hon. BENZ. Rush Floyd and Fayette
McAullen, candidates for Congress from this dis
trict addressed the citizens of Wythe, in the
Court House Tuesday, Hon. Clement c. Clay u,
=. Senator from Alabama, and Hon j. n. Saudidge,
member OF the House of Representatives from
Louisiana, delivered political addresses here -
Yesterday, Q1th,) the gallant standard bearer Of
tho Opposition, in the present contest for the Gu
bernaiorial seat in Virginia. met. the Courthouse
and upon our soil, "honest John Letcher. the
Watchdog Of the treasury Lstcher having had
a1ay OF rsaf, and Gozgin being much fatigued, it
was expected that the former would excel ip the
debate on that occasion; but, We presume, that
HoI impartial listener would say that, even on
thAf ocoasien, the powers Of the two gadiators was
equally mstchsd. think, however, that Goegin
possesses more eloquence than Letcher
onf mountain. are assuming the beautiful ap.
pearance OF spring. The brooks begin to laugh
among the green meadows, asd wheat fields, aud
sns warmth OF the sun, % stirs the hearts Of the
oires, that their notes begin TO resouad through
ing. HARP.