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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10
Law Notice.

AFH9 HINTON. whose place of residence -
~ dhNiic"h II, l. hereby not lvI that. the State RtIk %
Quo dis oR The third day 81 May \. d. 1850, Ne IN tLs
oin0e OF TIE Clerk Of the Court OF Comncn Pleas, Of PC!.
aware County, Ohio, its petition against said Hinton ahi
otliss3 setting forth tAAi on the 9Th day Of November, A.
d lSjh, the said lntpn executed and delivered 70 tbs
SAID The state Bank 5f Ohio his certain bond, sealed whh
ms seal an dated SAID 18th day OF Eovember, lS46, where
~ ne b52nt himself 10 pay to said The State Bank OF
Oh'o, or order the sum Of tso thousand dollare-bc.hE
part ci ms safety tond of said Bank-on demand, wHh
interest," 1t the rate Of seven per cent. per annuTp. Tbs
interest % be pad on the first Monday in May. l64e, to
tnat TINE, and from that time semi-annually. That "a
saiG lHth DAY Of November, said Ohio Hinton aud Rsboc-
ca hinton ms wife, executed and delivered 70 said The
sttts iEaiiiS q 9i..o, a mortgage upon inlet No. 80, and the
Wcsf nan Of u in-lot No. Do, in the Town OF Deiaw are,
county o Delaware, AMI State Of Ohio, for die p1r pcss
81 securing to said Bank the payment Of said bond with
tae Saa lhtSrcSt, ana Conditioned accorAingly. That ty
the said inorts age has become absolute. That said Ctko
Hntol co1veyed away said premises, subsequent 70 the
making VI sdii mortgage, and chat said premises belone
to Daniel Collins, Bs1janin Powers and Hosea Williams,
defendants to said petition subject to certain incumhrances
lhcreia mentioned. said petition pieys judgment against
othc Hutton upon said bend for the sum Of 5000, with
seven per cent iEtsrest payable semisnnually fren the ise
4an1sy II E2rsnbsT, 1858, and that said mortgage he
fo-oci-scl aGl the said m~ortgaged premises be sold, znd
the prl-as1s 1pp!ied TO the payment IF the amount dne
said F1nk upon said bond, that the right OF the parties 70
TIE said acton may e. sseeEtainad, and for general reiaG-
said otho Hutton is required 70 answer said petiren On az
s2:ore tho third saturday after the 10th DAY Of June, A.
L. 1853. By q CARPER,
Attorneys for PlsntnR
Delaware, Hay s.-sew. (S7Dol
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New Goods New Goods

~ Q. CHAMBERLAIN, has just returned from
Ne New YORK, and If now receiving en- extensive stock
OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Tools and AGRICULTURAL INrIE-
NESIs, with great care to suit the wants of this colnmu,
nifty, and at the present low rates of freight he is enabled
TO oiler them TO the public at very low prices. Don't
forget to call at the Upper Hardware store, ON Sandnsiy
street. Lib.
Jure 3, t5a-+3m.
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FOR SALE.

offer for sale our entire stock of Millinery
wv and Fancy Goods. The store IS in one of the best
locations in town and has q good run of custom, Itcan
be purchased by any one possessing a small amount OF
means, and who can give security for the balance in
payments. For particulars inquire of the subscribers.
jane 3, '59,-%tf. L. EASTMAN & SON.
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Estata oil Mioholas cooIk.

NOTICE is hertby given, that the Undersigned
In has been appoInted and Qualified as Executor OF the
ate Of Nicholas COOK, deceased, late of Delaware coun-
ty, Ohio. All persons Interested win govern themselves
accordingly. CARLTON G. SCOVILL,
Jnne To- 5e-@3t. Administrator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10

Civilty is a fortune itself, for a court
man generally succeeds well in life. and
even when persons of ability so~F>*ip@
Tha fausous Duks
"a 80 AccaNAna9-An accident occurred
in the Western part of this county, Friday
morning last, which resulted in the death of
two persons and the serious, perhaps fatal, inju-
ory Of a third. Mr.. William Andrews, resi-
ding on Mill creek, in Concord township, on
morning of that day started with a two
horse team for Sulphur Spring Station on the
IS. M. & F. Railroads.&c. occupants of the
wagon being, beside himself, his wife and child,
and Miss Whitacre, a sister of Mrs. A. Soon
after starting Miss W. raised her parasol, at
which the horses took fright and ran of: All
1.-THE occupants of the wagon either jumped or
were thrown out. The child (aged about Is
months) was instantly killed-Miss Whitacre
fell in front of the vehicle, the wheels of which
passed over her, breaking her arm and jaw,
and causing other injuries, from the effects of
which she died Monday morning-Mr. An
drews was terribly bruised in the lower portion
: Of his body, and is regarded as in a critical
condition-Mrs. Andrews escaped without Sc
rious iniury.
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STABLE and Fancy DRY Goods,

in all their variety, including an unusually varied and
line of Ladies' Dress GoodS-not forgetting the Gen
tlemen and the Intermediates-Boys AMI Girls-tor the
outward adornment of whom in the best aud most salts
factory style he is also well prepared.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10
WARREN

By the Rev. II. Kangundy, at the residence
of the brides father, on the 4th inst, Mr.. H.
7. RoBEBTs to Mis- MERuLA STURDEvAHT.
On the 9Th inst, BIZ the Rev. Mr. Webster. Mr. JosEpz
T. " ARD, to Mss CLARA MOORE, allof Delaware county.
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Important to Females.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
PREPARED by CORNELIUS CuEEsMAN, NJ.
NEW YORK CITY.

--@ NEW YORK CITY.
THE combination of ingredients in these Pills are the re-
suit of a long and extensive practice They are mild in
their operation, and certain in correcting all Irregularities,
Painful transformations, removing all distractions, whether
from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side, Palpita-
ton of the heart, whites. and all nervous affections, hyste-
RIGS, fatigue, pain in The hacK and limbs. &c, disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption of nature.
TO MARRIED LAnIES--Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are In
vaIuable, as they viii bring on the monthly period with re-
ghlariiy. Ladies who have been disappointed in the use of
other Pills can pltce the utmost confidence in Dr.. Cheese
mans Pills doing all they represent to do.
NOTICE.-Ther is one condition of the female system in
which the Pills cannot be taken without producing a PECU-
LIAR RESULT. The condition referred TO is Freeman
CY-the result, Such is the irresistible
tendency of The medicine to restore the sexual functions to
a normal condition. that event the reproductive power OF ma
ture cannot resist it.
Warranted purely vegetable. and free from anything In
furious. Explicit directions, which should be read, accom-
pany each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on inclosing 81 to
the general agent. IS Sold by enc Druggist in every
town III the United States.
R. B. HUTCHINGS,
General 4 gent for the US, 165 Chanibers-st.. New York,
To whom alI-Wholrsale orders should be addressed
Id b. B. DICKINSON &SoN DelawaeI d-7l1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10

Among the distinguished strangers in at
tendance during the late Commencement exer-
cises, we noticed Gov. CHASE.
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Sheriff Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
L o Wilson & Co. by virtue of an execution to
vs.. ID me directed from the Court OF
James P. CLARK Common Pleas Of Delaware county
l shall offer at public sale at the reside nee OF James r
Clark, in Oxford township, on
Mtnday the 1SG day Of juno, 1859,
between the hours OF lie O'Clock q. m and 4 O'Clock p. III.
OF said day, the following personal property, to-"t:-
l bay colt two years old, l bay mare six years old, l
black mare FIVE years old, l sorrel mare eight years Old,
l two-horse wagon, l log wagon, l new buggy, and i
mich COWS.
CHARLIE SHERMAN Sheriff. -
June 3 1859. f$2,o0l
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EpecSacles.

Tn Gold, Silver, Plated snd Blue Steel Frames to
q suit All ages. Old frames rehtted with new glass q
suit all eyes. At No. 5 Williams Block, by
April is, 1881. C. PLATr.
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h the Press Saw.

stCosrAR's" Exter minators are invaluable remedies for
clearing houses OF all sorts of vermin. With all conf
denee we ecommen them.-N. I. Ddily State Register
"CosEARis" remedies for all domestic pests, such as
Rats, Reaches, Bed-Bues, Ants, Fleas, &c, are ipyalua-
Bile we can speak from actual knowledge OF their merits.
DRUsGIsIs and DEALERS should send their orders early if
they would secure a trade in them.-NeE {CTk Journal.
al shall write something about your Fxterminators, as
1 can do so with propriety. They are selling rapidly here
and destroying all vermiD--Ed. q Banner, d Fuydie, Ne.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10

His stock is large, and an inspection of it will satisfy
the most incredulous that in variety, quality, style and a.
bove all in that which most interests the prudent purcha-
seF-CHEAPSEss-hls Goods will not suffer by a compari-
son with those to be found m any similar establishment
in Central Ohio. His assortment comprises
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10
Fine Cutlery.

A LARGE assortment Of fine Pocket Knives and
IA Rasnrs from the celebrated mandatory oil VIM Gi'
ohrist-iust received al the Jewelry and Fancy store No.
8, Williams Block. These goods are warranted superior
10 any others in the market-Englsh not excepted. Gen
tlemen are invited 10 call and look AZ them.
c. PLAT.
Delaware, Nay e.-'H.
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Dissolution.

THE Partnership heretofore existing under the
l. name OF SAVAGE Il WISGET, has been dissolved b.
limitation Mr. Savage has retired from tho concern-
Ali persons indebted are requested to call and settle as
soon as convenient. 49,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10
Liberty woolen Factory.
preDare for Harvests.

Prepare for xIarvests.
TUsT received the following Harvest Tools
u IS Revolving Horse kales,
20 dog. Hand Hay Rakes,
20 dog, Grass Scythts,
6 doz- Grain 90.
5 dog, Grain Cradles,
10 doz. Hay Forks,
Scythe Stones, Rifles, &c, sc.
Ali Of which will be sold low for Cash, at the Upper
Hardware and Agricultural store.
June 8, '59-*tW. {. c, CHAMBERLAIN,
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Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,
House Furnishing Goods. Notions

and various articles Of utility and luxury net strictly COM
ing under either head, but, essential 20 make up a com
plete assortment-au which are marked at the lowest pos
sibie figures. He solicits a call aud inspection Of Goods
and prices. Approved articles Of Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods as heretofore, and the highest market
prices allowed for them.
Delaware, April o., 1859
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10

Our store is filed with Rich, Nice, Neat,
Good and Cheap Goods, which we offer to the
Public at very low prices. 1t will pay you
to take a peep at the above Goods before buy.
ing. j. HYATT & CO.
May 9th, 1s6a.-*n.
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Cutlery.
fish. Fish.

Fish, Fish.
WE beg leave to call the attention of purchas-
w es to our large stock of
Detroit River, se-ba-wins and Saginaw
While Fish, and saImon Trout.
The unusually early demand for Fish has entirely exhaus-
ted the stock of Fall caught, and all we offer for sale now
are of Spring catch, and recent inspection. Our stock
embraces over 200 packages of all descriptions of Fish
all of which are warranted full weight and of superior
quality.
May 20, ,5a.-%am. F. (. HuLS& son.
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Civility is a fortune itself, for a court
man generally succeeds well in life, and
sven when persons of ability so~Sp
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10
Tan Yard

XxTkETTD st the Tannery 3a South udnWaTH.
w NY leu 10 zoo Gods rs " E-~%n
i wal pay ks prime White Oak Bark % 90 and te~
rr@aU Bloek uaR Park $3.50 PEI cor and Asmach msr@
"a others are pnycGe
Delaware, april s, lSSC-stm. J. HULL
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YoUTEE and MANHOOm.

GTG TUsI published, the 25th thousand, in q.
gS-NE - 5-ti Il envGgup. price ten cents or sent, post
EN- PAL, BY the Publishers, for 3 stamps
a MEDICAL Essay on TEE PHYSICAL ExHAUs7ToE
aud Lt'sy oi tie frame from Indulgence, Infection and
I4s iijIllo2f rcgsequences Of Mercury, JYIh The nsodsyn
g9eIstG CzSc- ~ K j. CULFERWELL, N. D., a mem
5r c' I r@ Hcyai College of Surgeons, &c, &c.
ET- s's5tne torrhne, or Seminal missions. Nervous
iuo. = !l.rs0sncy, Loss Of Energy, Depression of SpirIts,
t.L-ttJ, L'sa-s3 oI TIE Sexual organs, and Impedimentl
10 Marriage generally, are promptly and e~nectually cured
by It's y, ;Ear's lovel and most successful mode of treat
iE5Li, hE ;let1s Of which the invalid can regain pristine
Aesi- y ibo.t having recourse to dangerous medicines.
E.ual tao LoDicn Lancet -" The Best Treatise ever
Hctt.n Or = s;3js1o vital importance TO al, well worthy
d .-s "a G15Ts aSd.teG reputation. -
- .ar s. ;as eCi lshers, c. J. c. LIN & co list Aveo-
IL, CDR. l II, Sirs.t, Post Box 1896, New York CRY.
NJ IL, laSG.-Sm.s.
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first Monday in September next, and provided, that this re-
pear sinai not Affect the existing rights or liabilities % any
person or persons, civil or criminal, but the same mag be
prosecuted as # the said act were not repealed.
Sell This act shall take eject and be in force from
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MANTILLAS
The Largest Stock in the County I

Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Flats, In
FAINT Hats, Ruches, Parasols, &c.
Beautiful Parasols for 3 and s dollarst
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10

WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of tbs House Of Representatives,.
MARTIN WELhER,
President OF the Senat
d, .C.a
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NEW
For Spring and Summer Trade.
q. LATTMEH
Good and Cheap Goods.

uAS Just opened at his old and well known loca
ton, bis Spring Purchases, to which he begs TO ca
the attention of all who desire
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-10
Sundgies.


SUCCESSOR TO P. ANDEL
TKT0ULD respectfully inform the Public-of Della
wv ware and Vicinity that he has now in store a large anu
well selected stock of Boots, Shoes, etc, which he rev
offers to purchasers az extremely low prices. HIS ontro
stock is well adapted to the wants OF people OF this VI
entity generally, and would call the attention Of purchas-
ers to 1t before buying elsewhere. He is also prepared
to take orders and manufacture, by experienced wolk-
men, and Of the best material, work of all descriptions
on short notice. Repairing done az heretofore.
May Is, lS59.-*tr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25
Bad for Hunter.

The Jacksonville Advocatc--Tazwell county
alluding to the change in the Richmond Exami'
ner discourses rs follows:
ut is said to be n movement Of the Hunter par
lty, to bolster up the waning fortunes of that slow
coach politician, for the Presidential succession.
If rumor be correct, it will hardly be very bois-
tering movement for tho Examiner. The people
of Virginia are certainly rallying to the grent
giant Of tho age, Henry A. Wise. We wish the
Examiner success, pecuniarily, but we hope, we
wish, we work for Wise, in connection with the
Charleston Convention"
Desperate fortunes of that sow-coach polit
clan |" We call that bad for Hunter. As Letch
cr was nominated by the Hunter men, ms n rcbuke
TO Wise. very likely the defeat Of Lctcher will
finish of the Presidential aspirations of the gen
tleman from Essex, and give n strong impulse to
those of him of Accomac. If the editor If the
Advocate is sincerely friend Of Wise, rs we have
no doubt he is. he ought to be particular about
advancing the election Of Lctcher. just rs sure
as Letchcr is elected it will be claimed rs Hun
ter triumph, and Virginia will vote for Hunter in
the Charleston Convention Was not Mr.. Letchcr
nominated by the Hunter men for the purpose of
putting down Wise, And did not Wisc's friends
resist Lc,cher's nomination Ia the last? Our Taz-
we'll contemporary does not appear to understand
the drift Of things.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

and plasters. We must use the knife. and We must
cut cut the diseased part thoroughly and esctual-
ID. Ka surgeon finds cancer eating into man.
body, hs does NOT wash Il with liniment. lie
lpungss his knife throegh i. and cuts 1t out root
end branch. The canoe. of corruption is now
eating into the body polite and striking at its
vitals. We accept the aid Of every knife which
can help u, to cut i. out, and prevent its spread.
Opposed as we are to the longer continuance OF
the country in state of ''rottenness and corrup-
ton which sends forth an insuferable STENCIL
we may justly lay claim to the title Of the opposi
ton party We prefer that name, in fact to eve
ry other because il is precisely expressive Of our
position Recognizing it rs the first duty OF every
citizen to oppose and defeat the Democratic party,
the name Of Opposition is significant OF our pur-
pose and our desire. We are willing to sink eve
~ other issue until this paramount object is nc
complshed. When the Ship Of State is bcsct by
storms from without, and mutiny from within, CIV
cry rebel must be mad6 to walk the plank or
swing from the yard-arm, before order can be res
torcd and discipline preserved The emergency
requires prompt and decisive action. Let the sop
position to the existing order Of things close up
their ranks, and yield not inch, until victory
crowns their efforts and the motley crew Of spols
men are drivep from the field in disastrous and
overwhelming rout.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

FATAL AFrRAY AT UNIoN.-On Thursday of last
week, a man named Elijah Cross, living at Union,
Tenn, was shot by William Walters, aud died in
few hours. Walters is a dwarf, native of Wythe
county, Va, well known at Lynchburg, and was
not long Since u resident Of Bristol. The Bristol
Neps says:
He had recently gone to Union. where he had
opened grocery. Cross was dissipated man
and while the grocery gotinto alteration with
Walters, who ordered him off the premises. Re
fusing to leave Walters ran to an adjoining room
for gun, when Cross attempted 10 make his es.
cape from the house by the window, but was shot
lbefore he could effect his exit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25
Return OF tho Paraguayan Expedition

ARRIVAL OF THE HARRIET LANE AT QUARANTINE
Mon EVENTS OF THE ExPEDITIoNARY FLFET-
The United States steamer Harriet Lane, Cap
tan John France, from Montevidco on the 10Th of
MARCH, arrived ut New York quarantine on We'd
n,siay.
The l.. S. frigate St. Lawrence sailed from Mou-
tcvideo the day before
The following vessels would sail from Montey-
cleo for the United States soon rs they could be
prepared for sen, and the entire squadron, it was
supposed, would be on their way home by the l,t
Of April irigate Sabine. flagship, Com. Shubrick
with Judge Bowlin On board soops Falmouth
and rreble; steamers Atalnnta, Memphis Caledo-
MA, Southern Star, Fulton, Water Witch, W. W.
Chaplin. and storc-ship Supply
The Mctacomct has been condemned as an
scaworthy, and would remain at Montcvideo till
orders were received from Washington in regard
TO her.
The following vessels will remain on the Bra.
I'll station under the command of Mr.. Charles
S,vcdman, viz: Briggs Dolphin, cambridge.
and Perry. The storeship Release will remain
on the station Tor few months. The health
Of the officers and men OF the squadron was
seAd.
Lieutenant Commanding F. b. Renshaw, late
commander of the BaipLriIge, is passenger On
! board the Harriet iane. Lieutenant Renshaw
returns home account Of i'll health, and is also
bearer Of despatche, to Washington.
The Harriet Lane left New York October O.
/ since which time she had steamed lb,9S2 miles,
| and sailed S27 milcs-to,al Is 500 miles.
The following are the officers attached to the
Harriet Lane: Commander. John Faunce; Lieu
tenants. A ID. Stanford. ID. G. Constable. and j.
W. Wilson /; Lieutenant Acting Master. B. ".
Frobciil; Chief Engineer, J. Il. Dryburgh Assist.
ant Engineers, Walter Scott, W. Meekcr, Chas.
Dale, and }. 7. Webster Surgen, Angelo Tone-i
Purser's Clerk in charge, Edward Willard; Cap
tain's Clerk, V. p. Travers.
| The Harriet Lane brings from Pernambuco
| five of the mutineers Of the crew of the barque
, Weather Gage, who sent home for trial.
| Letters from Paraguay say tina. President Lo-
| PEE, in his negotiations with the American com
missioner offered 900 indemnity to the Amer
lean company, and to pay for the alleged dam
ages it sustained, at one, but this sum being
below the amount demanded. the matter re-
| ferred to arbitration at Washington. our govern
ment appointing one arbitrator. Lopez another.
and these two Il third. The new treaty allows
Captain Pages expedition for the exploration and
survey of the great rivers to proceed unmoesied.
| The United States steamer Water Witch was sa-
ued at Fort ltapirn.
This steamer understand purchased Mt auction
New 0ans months for $500 and recently Id
Ia overnmcnt for sHooO Before she sold to
government offered the small wager she would
mol reach paraguay.-STArfs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

From HAvANA.-The steamship Quaker City
arrived at New York on Wednesday from Havana,
with news to the 18th inst. A French ship had
landed four hundred and seventy-fve coolies from
Macao. She was ont one hundred and twenty
two days. and ninety unfortnnates died on the
passage. OF the remainder about eight died
every day from the time she entered Havana linr.
Dor. =
fReturns prove that from the period Of the inau-
guraton Of the cooc apprenticeship system forty
four thoqsand five hundred and forty Cinnamon
were shipped to Cuba, Of which number thirty
seven thousand seven hundred and ffty.6ve were
landed alive, showing q mortality at yea Of six
thousand seven hundred and pinety-four-s little
over fifteen per cent. The commercial man who
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25
PittsYlVania

john GILMER. Esq. one of the late Representa-
tives in the Legislature, has consented to serve
again The Opposition have now strong ticket
in Pittsylvana, and will carry the county by at
least five hundred majority.
We learn from the Register that Col. Bocock
addressed his constituents of Pittsylvania on
Court Day, and gave an account of his steward
ship.