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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-12-20
STRTNK'S HOTEI.
HILLSDILE EXCUiNGE.

OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SQUARE-P. STRuN ,Tro-
prictor This House islarge and commodous eccut'
y rebuilt and furnished and located in corscnicni
and pleasant part of the village iun"l 81
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Clocks. Watches & jew c.ry

~ VI. .wARRING, JONESVILLE. has received The
!. largest assortment of Clock = Watches and Jewel
nv. &c, ever brought in flillsdac County, which h
will sell at the lowest eastern prices.
q Clocks Of all kinds, prices tron 81 20 TO $50 %
All Goods warranted "a represented.
Jonesyillc. Noy. l. lS5g.
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STRAY TAKEN up.

NANE into thc enclosure OF the subscriber about III
~ 10Th pi August last. light red Cow, with bell on
SUPPOSED I" b" six years old The owner H. requested Il
Prove propeI tN, pay charges aud take her ava,
North Adams. Nov. . 1850. II HICKS
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ID AILROAD STREET BETWEEN MANNING AND
IL West streets The subscriber Wishes to return his
- hanks 10 those riends VIII have favored him
stfh fhHir p1rnunVe. NJ the time time, to all
u irr' fen' on n the and welEnlectefstocl of
GtOTuS, \SSINERES. yESC.CS. &c,
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B. BROW y.

.sMnA WATCH AND CLOCK VA ,EE
IL "a Respectfully informs the inha tan',
IN of HillsdslG COUNT tGn, he has Gy%Ia s
riug Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Fans, ,Paras' ,Nusi-
c / Instruments. Nc.
hi work warranted. Shopat Farnams biuc store
uillsd,le MAY 10Th 1855 Il. T. BROWN.
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yNRUM all sections sections or he country subscribers
to tGis popular Art Institution, (uoW iu its >Ntu
yoa) being received in ratio unparalleled with
that ui any previous year.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-22
OUR CINCINNATI CORRESPONDENCE.

To he Editor Of TIE Who:
Our State elections are just over, and the result shows
a large majority for the Opposition party, or rather the
Republican party. The county, of which our city forms
a part, las gone largely Democratic. The excitement
usually attendant upon elections has come aud gone, and
our citizens are now quietly turning their attention TO the
domestic interests Of the country.
Money matters are tightening UP very much. and none
but strictly e~ilt-edged names will pass over the counter.
and that az the round rate OF lOa II per cent. per an.
mum, mostly the latter rate. Good outside paper' which
would be generally sought after, has been sold in our
streets Al laa2i per cent. Tie dry goods and boot and
shoe manufacturers are the grertest sufferers. as their
credits are longest, and consequently groceries and pro.
ticc are paid first. The wheat of the present wear is in
the farmers hands, and they won't sell. The Banks of
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky have been contracting for
the last six months, until their circulation has been re-
duccd at least six to seven millions in that time. This
u causing much of the StTinCency now felt here, but the
West owes the debt aud it must be paid.
We have now the best crop We have had for three
years, in everything At least onC-fourth more land
than usual has been planted in corn. and it has never ma
turrd letter. Our hog crop will be fully up to last wear
Il II does not surpass il, and with these prosnects we
have nothing to fear. Provisions very quiet and dull
Holders OF bacon arc anxious sellers at - Toe. for Shoul.
dcr' and Sides, a price refused a few days back. The
stoSN OF cut meats Is now estimated at 1000 hhds.
hehsrbais and his wife again appeared before the Po-
lice Court on Saturday. They had been released from
the Hospital, and the cry Of murder was heard in the
room. A. the same tine DpMarbais appeared on the
pavement half clothed. Upon Investigation IL annr,rrd
that Deharbais suspected his wife of not being faithful
IL him. 1t i TO be hoped that this couple will not soon
again force themselves upon the public. The great svm.
patty once felt for them is fast growing into a disgust
from the evidences they now display of their unworthi.
ness.
our street Il .iIroads are now in full operation. and NJ.
ready give evidence, not only of profit to the owners,
but Of great convenience to the public.
Yours truly, RICHMOND.
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Ten years ago, fi Of hopc and ioy, l stood before
the hyn'cncsl altar. In the sight Of God, aud ia the face
of a large company, ] vowed " to take N. 20 Dc my we'd.
ded husband, to have and to hold, for better for worse,
for richer for poorer, in sickness and In health, to love,
cherish aud to obey, Jill death US do part" NJ husband
has proved himself utterly unworthy OF my Affection
He Is \ tyrant, a d~runkard, a gambler. and a roue. after
Bul~er's most finished model And. to saw the least. I
ana now entirely indifferent to him, whom I have sworn
to obey, love aud cherish forever.
MY object nov Is tn beg yon not To place Others In INV
in. There u no oath 50 stringent as the marriage vow.
All Others have some conditions annexed. We swear to
things that are past. " according to the hest of our ~
collection, " " the best Of our ability, 40; hut here we
make oath to do a thing in the future, over which we
have no control! I..#.....
1 beg you TO revise the " colonization OF matrimony.-
Add TO il, $50 long as he or she be worthy" or ac-
cording to the best of your ability, or that little word
Z" try" or some such modification.
beg You, l entreat YOU, to attend to this matter, and
millions yet unborn viii rise mp and call Won blessed.
II WIFE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-22

AT a meeting of a portion OF the Opposition party of
southampton county, held ON the l1th day of October,
1859, BENZ. DENANl was called to the Chair and
Tnos. II. CRouHAKr appointed Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object of the meeting to
he TO enlarge the delegation from Southampton TO the
Convention to be held in Richmond on the Iith OF De-
eeEber. and the following resolutions were unanimously
passed
Resoirei, That DIR. Thomas II. Powell. Joseph w.
Gland, VIM. A. Jones, Junius Person. Dr. John X. Ro-
ehene. Saml u. kello, C.. =. Urquhart, II. NJ. Butts,
Thos. 5. Summeren, j. ID. Preilow. wm. II. Pretlow, Ir.
win Griffin, James Il. Urquhsrt, H. B.. Urquhart. Dr. j.
Cox aud DIR. John II. Parker, be appointed delegates to
said Convention.
R'Soircd, That any member of the Opposition party
from this county who may he in Richmond during the
sitting OF the Convention be requested TO act as a dele
gate.
Rrsoiro6, That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub.
hShcd in the Richmond Wing, with a request that the
Petersburg lntelligenccr copy. Il. DEVANY chm.
THoS. IL. TEQUnARr Seciy.
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THE HARPrRs FERRY DEMONSTRATION.

'.'"' 4sW''VF = ~ WWlV.
You are right in calling on the people of the North TO
rcpndiate the movement At "Harpers Ferry" II thew
are silent on the subject, We shall construe il into acoui-
e>cence. And If they are willing To endorse il and to
force upon us the alternative OF submission or resistance,
We are ready for the issue. The RESISTANCE Of the .ycn.
deans shall be nothing compared with ours. Every man
az the South will be- a soldier. and the cry shall be 'War
10 the Knife, and the Knife to the hilt." All Yankee.
dom canuo, frghtcn or subdue us. Patriots and Gentle.
men cannot be intimidated by fanatics and knaves. Let
the issue come now, if it Is to he. SOUTH.
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,r,. fOR TF WWG
MEMORIAL To TdE EPISCOPAL C%ONyFNTION
H'rIs7f Sin-I u I'd tGfBs you a pe1ured woman
~ not . - contest n cuse yOu 20 shrink from me. A.
the 1eS " " he lep-cus bi other. Ihaye aiready quite
enough 10 ber N Conscience. ft6 Al impisc,bis
R%slosoam, Is e,p'ihuspy O~ha'tsng me With sbips Of
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M OTP0sITION CONvENTI0N.

~ 'f ANf'"I ~ N"f hH|W.
Your views, in reference 20 the improphetv If recon.
uouling, 90 our primary m~ee'ngL ANY particular person
l1r the next Pre-idrucy. meet with the cordial approval
Of ul-sgc m1IOrIty Of the Opposition party Of this c1ur.
tT. We b1tue isr measures NOT Tor men.
And while We regard che Hon. =. ". Bolts DE- one Of
the plrcst patriots. and one 0f the most Tar seeing and
profound statesmen NJ Gle age and would support him
with a cordially and ze1l which he so justly merits. set.
We think tlt 30 obi. 'Ilv dly, tha expression Of FOCAL
preference. NNi only tend 20 fanmsi and rUhsrs- TO-.
tnr' seton. aud result Only i1 arJu-inz bitter prejudice.
rroduciiFroi 10 good. even tD Mf BJ'is himself while
they vii evidently ter1 100 ablfe the ar1sr Of che FierIs
ut other gentlemen rh0.o rlmcs have been .ugge.Ud
apd be- productive DOLLY of division and discord in our
fllks.
Harmony and units VI action are absolutely nsre.4au
i' success. We have no friends 10 bee tv INV etpraa.
sion Of preference The best Interest," lf our common
county require Che sacnhce Gf recsssafgJ Of e,orsttiug
tI principle. f'r these, and the-e alone. d.. us .ping
'Nelf UI'e, cabin every auxiliary. aud with uuinng
feal and gn. t,erug faith iu tLe justice and uIdnaI.
1"ngh % n'r ciHs' fpFr.l w cgery man whpta pgf,
"f'sw b. above h' p1,iy,im q, unite with us loo fes.uiIe
our country i'"m thc hand of he apoHamcn. and f..t..
ring hiuts Drgia1i purity. eH-ctigcuc4 agj ec,,ort
tF4Vnf 10 he mirumelci action uf our National C,r
'eGuOn tf election of Uat standard bearer mod Ei,f,
o. e'ue Triumphant scscss.
We pfoP"'c next Monday, az our cl.rtv ,opr, t,.,
point delegates I0 tie State Convent ODD e., NEE, ..
gfN nu lith Ut.rmber ue1i.
Melon COUNTY, 18th October, 1859.
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OOn1nnHRorAI.
o,rc. 90 IN. w.ns, Oct "A, 1850.

orro- 90 TIL. wss. Oct "a. 1850.
The ark Lane Express, 10 It's Agricultural Review for
septsubs. saoss Nf
me weather having been somsuhAt hyorsbl, far ,s-aso, ~
lAbou. neatly or quite the whole Of the crops Of srsln nav. q
been secured In the tnited kinEaom. Cen.ii>rins the .e.rrt,s ~
lAoer In many districts. the result Of the harvest thus IA Isy..t.
hf.etory In our last months report, We lntinat 10 thai \. much
wheat had been grown this year ~ In ISIS. and far,hsr. thst ~.
general qualify and eondiuon OF the samples were yariou. AMI
eenparsiisvy Inferior. Such 70 our opinion shn. and th~ Account
Inland IRON nearly every county In England continue Ia eonarm
uns Impression. Here. ho.sses. We may observe that the new
shests do bot weigh ~sn, the difference la them. comp.r,i Win
las, season, ss'ns hon s ns to 4 n. y bu.hsi: henes they viii
Yield o much n Hour. OF course there arr exceptions. sine 40.
h.vr seen some very noe vhe.ts. both red and While. disposed on
Wy e3Hs'm auan'y . lo., u which season, ID viii be recolieet.
ed, some unusually nne ~heAts wer. grown, e.pcCiany In sssrx
aud Kent hut. taking a dcaoleacy =. The Nal. 81 asr s,ir.i,s
ton, We may consider the enee, which n Is likely {, hs,.
prizes. That there Is abundant room for an upward moyem.nt IN
the quotations., considering that scarcely any foreign nour /. nos
competing with homegrown wheat, and thai our x,an.he. M by
no mean. heasny supplied With the unmsnufarturcds article from
abroad. q evident; hu, against a falling OF In the growth this
year " have 10 place a large supply oi old knsilsh wheat I'm .tosk
nj supply vii, Of course, Influence the mnher' oprrauon,. anil
any increase In the impoftAtions OF nour from N, Tinted n a..
TOW ards the end q the year, win no doubt throw . lars. ou.n,i,y
OF homegrown wheat out Of steady consumptlon NJ im.yIn.
therefore, that though fine qualities will keer, up their Naiu. viii,
out dirneulty, there Is no prospect OF any lmport.nt mos.m.,, n,
the quotations for some time.
Throughout the Continent the grain trad. IA. h..n d.xold a.,
snihnAtion' nevertheless, very little change has taken place In the
general quotations In the United States, prices have Continued
70 aSs,os,e; ea, at present they are too high 10 sdmi, OF prontA.
oe smpmenu Q ths country, not~tth.tandins that the result Of
the harye.i generally Is represented as very hvorabis.
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This eertne. that I have recommended the use ~ Wissir's Rii.
Nng " hid Cherry for diseases % the Lungs, for tuo years past.
aud many bottles, TO my kno~tedEe. have been used by my pa
uenc, all with beneficial results. In two cases. where II va.
though, confirmed Consumption had taken place. the ma CAsrrs
effected a cure. v BoYDFN,
Physician at Exeter Corner.
ph fHEtffGH, OF saurerties, n. Y, says he cured Liver Com
piant OF four years standing, that would not yield TO the usual
remedies.
AHs,Hss sxtiNAS. NJ u, Of R~oundhrcok, n. J., says u ID the
known
Meme ssnalns unless signed 1. BUTTS on the wrapper.
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iam AGRucULTUHAL FAIRS. "a a.
kRH 1859. - -

$3.50 isss. FAIRS 60 q
GENERAL sUPERINrENDESTs OFFICE,
VIRGINIA CKSrRAL RAN Roam.
Richmond, Oct u. iS9 \
81. BY a resolution Of the Board OF Directors Of this COMPANY.
Il the usual rates nf fare viii be charged on all messengers going
10 either Of the Agricultural Fairs; bat thote person. who have paIl
Their iAre upon this Road, going To the Pairs, will be allowed 20 re
turn free, AT any time between the 2Cth IL October and the 5th,day
OF November, inclusive, on exhibiting 10 The Conductor q certIf-
cate OF membership, Tor the year 1889, Of either the virginia Cen.
ber-tdp In either Society.
~ Stock and all oth-r articles Intended for exhibition Al either
OF The above fairs, will be charged the usual rates Of frrirht roInr
to INC fair; but " sent back the property OF the same owner. th.y
the Fairs refunded.
Notice must be given 10 the Agent. At the Depots from which
stock i TO he sent, OF TO the undersigned, at least six days In al.
vance, so that suitable accommodations can be provided
ociB-8w TUOs nODA Nr.n %. G..
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IRON CUBA.

Nrw oRLEASs. Oct. 9f.-Thc steamer Cahawba. with
ad'iees from Havana To the 18th, has arrived. The
health OF the city il good. Sugar firm and active.
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TBLEaRANGS-
netie Telegraph Lines, once No. Iss Main 81,
THE EUROPA At :

BosroS. Oct. 2l.-rhe Europa reached this Dor, TO-DAY.
and her mails went South by the early train.
Hewitt 4 Cos. Circular quotes hiddling Orleans cot.
ton at Q l5.l6d. and Uplands 8 s-s.
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BILr~cak, Oct. si.-riour nrmer wh.., Arm Nth ,neh.n.
Prime VI ~ Sdrs iOa. Whisky Urn. N
Nsu losE, Oct 9i.-Sccks closed doll and heavy; Virginia G..
Wy. Flour hrm; Southern unchanged Wheat Sbse. higher,
shie lssc. Corn buoy ant, New Jersey yellow too@l tUakc; mixed
held at ioA Pork. mess Toe lower, tla9o0ioSa whlsky-no
hayers Z. s'S. Groceries duh and unchanged. rarpentine duh
anu rnehansyd Resin dull aud unehansed Tea sale offerings,
lSS, Young hy'ep tissSslSik Imperial siH0iSs; Gun,
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ST JossrH's, Oct 2l.-A party OF Pixies Peak miner
arrived here to-day, with sloo,ooo in dust.
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w Notice 60 Country Merchants Visiting
this Fall.-we would most respee FULLY call
their attention to our stock Of ROOTS and SHOES, which we win
sell low for cash OF to puneiuai customers on Tx months. credit.
ALEN. HILL a co,
sei6 leT Main st., Richmond. Va.
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nOVEHNEss.4ln sSp1isncsd English Lady desires ~
fpfn aH enfYepen ~ = seuhsr htny. sRf leachg the
faf, phinnnr 81 M nd ttfef 'e8i6rt, ttsftles nom Ann. le[
~ sond hont1sa - thhsf nrasfne nepsfn 81 b. 4 3ckobt
ylr sehs sEsnsspta, PO't ONE, ssEbuvPaHl NYI
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TO

WiL.
Arhctss erfnes on botA sides Of ns pGpsr trfl not espahhsh-
ct Thb d q rHLs Of long strHdirg, oagAf % % knoten % az,
asd sfu ~ no oass De departed Jrc9l obituary notices eroeed-
eg eight hnes ara ohdryodN for ~ Gdrertase'aSnt~
TO- We canaot sRdevtite % rstuya rejected communications
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tp- n YOU want Boots, Shoes or dsters, Of good quality, ~ to
ALEN. hill A co.'s. and II you can't get them there, I 10 no,
kno~ where you can hnd them.
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DIED,

DIED,
Yesterday, Mis- SUSAN A. RITTER, Of n. \. The friend, and
aequAintaners OF the family OF VIM. Ritter are respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral from Ls residence, Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. EFesa
on Tuesday. the eleventh Of the present msnth, LiZZY rUNs-
TALL, eldest chni Of A. 5. and Emily W. Buiord, aged three year,
and srN en- months
On Monday, Oct II, Mrs. ELIZA HAMILTON HOLLY. daughter
% the late ten Alex nier IIYufton
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RicuNoSD, October 18Th, iSa.
RiCHMOND VIRGINIA CENTRAL,Cnuzrun
IL AND PETERSBt RG STATE AND Union AUIs-&E--
RlCJLTURAL fAlRS Members Of the Agriculture ss,f-II-. ~
itlng the above Pairs win be furnished by The Agent Al m, sts,ion
tat The time OF purchasing their tekcD on presentation Of th,Ir
certificate OF membership, with 4 FREE RETtRN TICKET.
stock OF other articles designed for eNhlbin.n n either Of he
above faiIS, will be charged full fare down hut uinbe returned
nse u charge remaining In possession Of the same owner.
Persons having stock TO send 10 The fAin, will pieasr notify ,hs
sen ~ me s'auahs marx pAhstS ApVANcE, so a. proper ar
rangemenis can he made for their transportation.
ociS-Im
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AAzSs@ea<V7s-FS
Regular Connections with King \ Queen c. H.. and Urbanna.
Norfolk, Vest Point, and all the intermediate Landings ON
the Pamunkey and York Rivers.
IN and aner Monday, Oct. II, the Passenger Trains stoprlng
az FAR oaks, Meadow, Dispatch, Tunsiars, and the Whts
House, going and returning, will leave 2Mh Street, Richmond
daily except Sundays, at GS M Arrive at the White House
daily, except Sundays, at ; 4. NJ. Returning, leave ~, White
House, daily, except Sundays, at 5 =. NJ Arrive az pm STREET
Richmond. daily, except sundays, AT C12P
On Iue-dAys and Saturdays, an Accommodation Train will leave
the White House at ~ A. VI. Arrive at 2Fh Street. RIchmonI a,
w A NJ. Returning, leave 2ih Street, Richmond, At AZ p NJ
Arrive at the White House at 5 p. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond at 6E A. NJ, on Tuesday, Thprs.
days and SATURDAYS. will connect at The White Ioua- With Me.srs
X y Northern A Cos Pour Horse Post Coach stage Line for IRA.
hers, King 4 Queen @. H., Cartons Store, wrghts store. Church
vile, arriving A. lrbanna At 4 y. M. same days Returninr. viii
leave CrbAnna at ! A. NJ on Mondays, Wednesday, and Fddays
5P. NJ, for Richmond
Through tickets to fraIiers. ... SITs
Through Tickets to King a Queen q. H......., 2O
Through tickets to Cartons Store ........ a1
Through tickets ia wrghts Store ..... $50
Through tickets to Churchvule 80. 400
Through tickets 10 Urbanna 100
On Tuesdays and Fridays, the Ste amer SKA BIRD. Cant Thomas
~ souihgate, viii leave the white House nj S A. 81 on IN. nryIyaI
% The cars from Richmond, for Norfolk and all the Intermediate
,snIlngs on uhe Pamunkey and York Rivers. Returning viii leave
NORFOLK an Mondays and Thuniays, at "a. NJ, touching at all 10
iermedtaie landings, and connecting with the train leaving the
white House, atSP. NJ, for Richmond. Yare through a. n. meals
extra.
Freight viii be received at the Office At Rockets. near the lower
dhs Nortt, daily, tu ". NJ and will be forwarded on the follow.
ing dsys, weight In All eases 10 be paid at the Rockets oAice,
before shipment or delivery.
Negroes VIII be required, when travelling aione. 10 leave with
ihe1hk"t AgeHt or Conductor a pass. stating expressly that they
have Perntssion To travel on the ears.
ool4 TIOs. H. SHARP, supt
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LA ID L Il s.
CT % AND FURs.
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO PURcHAsE THESE FASHION.
ABLE ARTICLES OY COSTUME
o. SOW oTnHEb AZ INV
CORNTHIAN MN, NAN STREET
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER only.
The deportation, and manufactures Of
George Bulpin,
5O1 B~rondwaJ, New Work,
ARR NOW on SALE At TIE ABOVE PLACE At FORTY
PR CENT BgLOw USUAL RETAIL PRICES.
Additional articles 20 TIE stock viii be exhibited on
MONDAY, the gan October,
AND 1--WE FOLLOWING DAYS.
Including 200 excellent
BLACK BEAVER CLOTH CLOARs,
MTrsvs, Fourteen, Sixteen and Eighteen Dollars.
ALSO,
An aYortnsnt q mssFs' CtoAKs, and = complete variety Of
LADfEs' FANCY TtHs,
ALL TO BE SOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
10 eon'squ'He, ~ immense surpiu' impor,sdon' In ths Nsv Y'Hs
MARKET
The ''i. l. It private treaty. snd Win ,erminsis Saturday, odo.
Der om.
cOHINTHIAN BALL, oi5 Main So,
orzl-it RICHMOND, Va.
SILKS, VAIENCINRs AND mERINOs,
FOR CASH Only
Unprecedented - Bargains at
CHAS. 4. GWATKIN'S,
NJ. 10 Main stfeet
n nr~s Goods tom Autuon, ~ ~ per cent lss an ssptsm.
nsna,ams v.l-ndi,
lfpJ .ad ms,t sls., ysy eh.sp
inFish and Ffeurh Meduns
ffeneh and Eng. Calcos
Ureaa Tdmings
ne as~,' 80 ms, fs,btonsbis style. yry ehs,p. Buy,n WI
l cau eauV.
Alec, Carpets sery ehsap.
oea-0 cnAs = awATEIs.
LUCIUs HART,
IMPORTER o. and Dealer In ntoch Gtu, AnttmonY,
u sPeIter, PIG Ltad, naI Lead. ..E Tin ln-
sisasr! so,ssr. spsi9sr soidsr.
Aisas msnsiseurer sGd fnperfr - SlFrr figtfa ane fhiAnii
ware The trafs Supplied % 10. most f~svo'ahle sfgna o.
TTnR PLAsTkaselss s %gsssT gssDy Ei'a's
Or SaisIps fGsksuuK.
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GGS. srrr's 0rucE, Va. A TENS. n. r. Co.
AGRICULrURxrLI Pairs.
M EMbERs ofthe Agricultural Pairs OF virginia, on their wny, a
~ said Fair, on and amer the i5h Inst, win present their Ger.
uheAtcs OF membership TO the Conductor Of the train. who viii n,,.
nish them with return checks, which will snutie them 10 return
free Those who have not procured a check on their way 10 H.
'ah sm DC ShArseu u are each way. y n. GILL,
oe"-SE General superintendent
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fdoekholi@rs OF the West Point Land Conn
p ahS mo holding Ia the aggregate more than onetrnth OF tb.
Y % oithe said company, hereby give notice that A r-n.-
AZ meeting Of the Stockholders Of the said company will he isIl
= me onSs OF the SAID company, At WEST POINT, In The eounty
y" N"s "HhAm. m TUfSDAl. the sh day OF November, 1853.
ia JNu. PROssER TABH,
oela-ctd ALEN. DUDLEY.
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THE OPPOSITION Pal

On Tuesday morning, 18th Inst at : O'Clock, hy Rev. Geo "
Dame. DR.. v II. MTItlERS, Of nanyutr, and Mr.. LOUISA T.
MILLER, Of PitisyIvania Court House, Va
At the residence Of the brides father, In Pittsylyania. on We'd
nesday, the 18th Inst, at ; O'Clock .. N by Rev. J. NJ Kirkpattiek.
JNo. W. McKINsEr. Esq, and Miss SARAH c. PANTON, 81 Pitt
sylvania.
on Thursday, i6,h Inst, by Rev. Peter n. Guerrant, Mr.. VIM T.
ROBERTSON, and Miss SARAH T., daughter of MIR. Thomas Browu.
all OF ft,sylVaniA eounto, Va.
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pOLIrICAL Opposition party q
Il suuy County viii meet At the Court House, on the ih Monda
In October, ior the pu1nse % appointing delegates to the Convex
ton TO be held In Richmond on the iuhof December next
Ci MANY CITIZENS.
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Change Of Schedule.