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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-07-13

ou Will PROBABLY have to depend upon the
average military talent of the country. Un-
der such circumstances your only course is to
avail yourself of your numerical strength
and your superior military resources resulting
from your greatest progress in industrial arts
and your greater producing capacities. You
must have reserves and concentrate your
forces on decisive points, and overwhelm your
adversaries by disproportionate numbers and
reserves"
His advice was not taken, but he had the
satisfaction, within year after it was given,
of hearing the Secretary of War acknowl-
edge it's wisdom and lament bis inability to
secure its adoption. With the peace came to
Mr. Tilden the most important political labor
of his life. With the assistance of Charles
O'Conor, who followed the members of that
band of conspirators with all bis usual vigor
and adroitness until it was not only broken
up, but its leading members scattered to the
four quarters of the globe, he assailed and
overthrow the combined Republican and
Democratic Ring which ruled and ruined
New York. This "ring" had its origin in an
act passed by the Legislature of the State of
New York in 1857, in connection with the
charter of that year, which provided that but
six persons should be voted for by each elec-
tor and twelve chosen. In other words, the
nominees of the Republican and Democratic
party caucuses should be elected. At the
succeeding session of the Legislature their
term of Office was extended to six years. This
gave Board Of Supervisors, consisting of
six Republicans and six Democrats, to change
a majority of which it was necessary to have
control Of the primary meetings of both of
the great national and State parties for years
in succession-a series of condolences which
rarely happens in generation.
Early in September he issued al letter to sew
enty.six thausand Democrats, reviewing the
situation and calling upon them ito take
knife and cut the cancer out by the roots"
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Harper's Ferry District.

HAMPERS FERRY. August II. 1876.
Pursuant to cali of the County Executive
CommltteP,t hr emOcr2tIc-Corss vativc voters
Of Harpcr's Ferry District assembled in School
Room and organized by appointing PHILIP
EMILE, Jr., Chairman. On motion, JAMES Con-
WAT was appointed Secretary.
Ihe object of the meeting being fully ex-
pialned by Basil hYIs, member of County En-.
Non.. 1t was resolved that the Chair appoint a
Committee of five to select Delegates 10 the
Comfy. Senatorial and Congressional Conven.
tioTs. {" he held at CGaTlestown, Marrinsbnrr
and keyser. The following named Delegates
were submitted to the meeting for the different
Conventions. and were unanimously elected IA
mt and proper to represent the interest OF the
nemocl atIc-C conservative voters of Harpcr's
Ferry District IN said Conventions, viz:
William II. Moore. Basil Avis, Jesse Graham,
Inlilp EnEls. Jr., and Gibson c. Johns, to
County Convention.
james Conway, Joseph r. Martin. L. a. Nom
taGUr, VIM. E2ner and ThOs. Il. Tail, to SEN
ato7Iai Convention.
DR.. \. MarnIon. T A. Kirwsn, Joseph n Rem
neT' ". Walsh and George R. Marquette, to Con
grcssional Convention.
Prior 70 adjournment. the meeting. which was
one OF the largest aud most enthusiastic since
the war organized itself into Il Tilden and Hem
nrlcks Hetorm Club. and appointed by acclaua-
!Ion tue following officers. viz: Basil Avis. Pres
iuent ~. Gilbert. Vice President; L.. A. Mon.
taGa"' Secretary ; James Conway, Treasurer.
On motion, tie meeting adjourned.
PHILIP s ENGLE, Jr., CLm'm.
SAAES CONWAY Secretary.
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KearneysVille Precinct.

Al meet held Mt Kearnevsville Precinct An
gust i2th, Tor the purpose of electInR Delegates
10 the Several Conventions, Hon. J. Il. GROVE
was called to the Chair, and JAmEs HAMILL Rp-
pointed Secretary.
On motion the meeting agreed to appoint two
delegates u each Convention.
,Nrss1s. Isaac II. Strider aud Jas. flamiIl Tnro
chosen Delegates to the Senatorial Convention
to meet at Slartinsburg September LIST, lS76, and
the sense of the meeting taken rs to choice of
candidates and Mr.. G T. Butler was unanimous
~ chosen, and the Delegates requested to cast
the vote of the Precinct 70" him. AIt"rnates,
John w. Roberts aad D.. T. Jones.
Hcssrs-C NJ. Stump and J. r.. Trussell were
chosen delegates TO the County Convention. to
meet III CnaTlestown. AuGusc 18th, for the pur-
pose of nominating two members for HouS- of
DG!eEateE. ami 1t was tie sense of tho mcruuS
that Dr. Is. Tanner and w. II. Lewis would be
proper c2nGidateS for the Legislature, and If an
opportunity Is offered, to vote for them. Al
ternates, +. III. RubeIts and James IanIlI.
On motion. Messrs- Jas II. Grove aEC James
hanIIl were chosen Delegates to the Congress
sio1aI Convention To meet Mt Kevser Guy, Au-
gGst 24th. 1916. Alternatcs, Isaac II. Strider and
j. G. Wyatt.
On motion of Mr. strider. Tho nomination of
hAgistrat" aud Constable was postponed until
September 81.
1t was ordered that the proceedings of tine
meeting be published IN the county papers. No
tL1ther business, the meeting adjourned.
JAS. II. GROVE. Chm'n.
JAMES HIATLL, Secretary.
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Osburn District.

In pursuance of notice, = largo and ~cntilusi-
sstic mesting of the Democratlc-Couservative
party of Osburn District met at KabIctown Sat
urdaY evening. August 18th. On motion of Geo.
Davis, WM. II. T. LEWIS was called to the
Gil:IlEand SA%ILL R1ssLEK appointed secretary.
The Chairman having explained the object of
tie meeting tie Selection of Delegates as
by Executive Committee.
On motion of ROb't H. LOWS, it was Resolved
that tho selection OF Delegates Oe mad" by bal
lot, and the Clair appointed Albert +. Davis and
Sam1 L. Rlssler tellers.
Nominations were then announced by the
Chair as in order. Rob't H. Lewis nominated
Dr. w. w Brown and Hall Wilson as Delegates
to Senatorial Convention. Logan OSburn. Sr.,
nominated rs Delegates to same convention
Logan OSburn, Jr., and James NJ johnston
Upon countlpG the ballots, the Chair announced
tbst DR.: ". w. Brown and Hall Wilson. having
received Il majority o. the votes. were duly
elected as Delegates to Senatorial Convention.
Nominations to County Convention were then
made, and after the ballot the Chair announced
as elected, Logan osburr. Jr.. and SamIL L. RIss-
Ter.
On motion. Archibald McCarrell and Charles
L. CouklTn TeGc unanimously elected US Dele
gates to the Congressional Convention.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
w. II. 7. LEWIS, Chm'n.
S. L. RIssLER, Secretary.
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THE TEMPERANCE CAMP.

All Temperance organizations, all friends
of the Temperance cause, all religious de-
nominations, are respectfully requested to
pitch their tents with US, on the 9th of Au-
gust, in the beautiful grove of DR.. Balch,
near Leetown. This e~ncampment will be
under the supervision of the l. o. G. Tenn
plars, who will have a sufficient police corps
to preserve perfect order. Innocent amuse-
meuts of all kinds will be allowed on the
grounds.
The exercises during the week, will consist
of Temperance Lectures, Essays, and Ora
tiOns, by sOme of the most popular and gifted
orators of the day. The Sabbath will be set
apart for religious devotion. We have the
promise to be present with US, some of the
very first ministers, of the different denomina-
tions, TO preach for US.
Music by a fue band, or bands, constantly
on the ground.
Boarding tents, &c.
Refreshments, Confections, and Fruits to
be had on the ground.
We wish alrmoral and good people to come,
aud aid us in furthering our cause which is
the cause of humanity.
H0NNTTTEE
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.
CharlestoRn District,

Pursuant to a call of the Executive Cons
mittee, the Democratic Conservative voters of
Charlestown District assembled at the Courts
House on Saturday, August 18th, 1876.
Maj Jas. Law. Hoof called the meeting
to order, aud nominated CLEON MOORE
as Chairman, and W. W. B. GALLAHER and
GEO. W. HAINEs as Secretaries. The OBJ
ject OF the meeting was stated to be the
selection of Delegates to the Legislative,
Congressional and Senatorial Conventions to
be held, respectively, at Chsrlestown 10Th
of August, Keyser, 9th of August, and
Martinsburg on the 1st of September.
After an interchange of views as to the
number of Delegates to be appointed and the
mode of selection, nominations were made
aud twenty gentlemen elected by a viyd roce
vote, to the Legislature and Congressional
Conventions, and thirty to the Senatorial, as
follows:
Delegates to Legislative Contention, to be
heH an CharIestoea on Saturday, l9M.-
Geo. II. Turner, j. NJ. Mason, Fl. n. Gala
her, Vim. Phillips, Warren Eby, Jno. C.
Wiltshire, w. II. Moore. ST., ] N. Gallaher,
II. B. Davenport, Geo. T. Light, DR.. T. w.
Tomlinson, B. c. Washington, DR.. j. D.
Starry, Samuel Engle, C. f. Beller, J. ".
ReIler. a. W. Hawks, Col. j. T. Gibson, j.
Ed. Duke, Jas. Law. Hooff.
Delegates tn Congressional Conrentioq, Au.
gust 24M, lS76-W. l.. Wilson, g. A.
Por;eIfeld, j. NJ. Mason, NJ. w. Burr, Jas.
Law. Loof, DIR. j. D. Starry, V. NJ. Firor,
j. Ed. Duke, j. N. Gallaher, Col. j. T. Glib
son, DR.. T. w. TomIinson, Warren Ely, Jno.
Moore, Wm. II. Moore, Sr,, St. Geo. 7.
Brooke, Geo. T. Light, DR.. Owings, d. &.
Lucas, j. W. Coyle, w. D.. Briscoe.
Delegates to the Senatorial Comrention at
.Mart6rsG"ry, September Isl, 1S76-Dr. j.
D.. Starry, a. w. Hawks, Jno. j. Lock, ].
n. GaIlnher, j, V. Moore, Henry Moore, G..
a. Portcr6eld, Geo. II. Turner, b. C. Wash.
ipgton, j. NJ. Mason. II. B. Davenport, DIR.
T. w. Tomlinson, W. L. Wilson, A. Nunna-
maker, s. D.EngIe, Jno. Strother Moore, An
drew Aldridge, II. c. Moore, Davenport.
Wiltshire, c. f. Beller, Warren Ely. Col. j.
T. Gibson. j. Ed. Duke, T. X. Starry, Geo.
w. Haincs. Gustav Brown, DR.. o. Il. Owings,
VIM. II. Moore, Jas. Law. Iloof, C. W.
Trusscll.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
CLEON MOORE, Chm'n.
w. ".B. GALLAuER, co
GEO. w. HAINEs,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-15
THE SPOTTSWO0D HOTEL,
HARRIsONBURG, VA,

c.
THE new hotel, THE SPoFrswooD, under my
Il Proprietorship, IS now open and ready TO re-
ceive visitors and guests. The establishment has
been r-ftteo from the cellar to the root, and is in
complete order. Itis emphAticalIy q new house,
and 1t Ia determined TO make it stand as one Of the
very best kept hotels in the State. The propri-
etor has had very enlarged experience for Is years
as a hotel and springs proprietor, having kept the
old Columbian HOter. and the new Spottswood
Hotel At Richmond, destroyed by fire in Decem-
Der, lS7O,) and the Jordan Alum Springsin Ruck-
bridge. He il quite sure he may claim, here in the
Valley of Virginia, TO be able to keep a hotel
He therefore invites the travelling public generally
to call at the Sputtswoud and see whether he d ea
not we'll uEderstsnd the business of his life.
1t is scarcely neCcssary to say that the table, the
parlors and the chambers will always be found
agreeable.
My Omnibus will always he ready 10 convey
passengers to and from the Spottswood.
4. r. LUCK.
Aug. l5, 1875. Proprietor of SpOtts~ood.
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DIED.

At the reSldsncoof James VI. BROWN, ESQ. near
Ch"r!estoUn cflers9n County. ~. Va. ON We'd
ne1dHy mOrHTGHS usust9th. 1876. Rev. N ORYAL
WILSON. in the 18th Year of his age, and 5bth of
his ministry.
Near Ciariestown, on Tuesday night. August
5, 1s:h, Mrs. C-iTHERINE HURST widow of the
late Capt. James G. Hurst, of this County, aged
20 years.
On Monday evening, 18th inst, at the residence
OF Mr j. II. Rodrick, in this town, MIR. DAVID
oIDAN, IN the G5th year of his age. formerly a
highly rcspected citizen OF this county, but re-
Gently 0i Clarke.
At Halltown, Aug. s, 1876. LITTLE CHARLEY,
son Of Winfield s /. r. Morgan. in the 3rd year.
Farewell. Charley, We Will mss thee,
More than tonCie can ever tell,
But we hope W 18th jov to meet thee,
III the land where angels dwell.
F. N.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-15
MMITTEE.
LEE H. MOLER FOR TIE HOUSE
OF DELEGATES.

I desire to present to tho people of this
county Lee H. Moler for the Legislature
He is a man of strong natural sense, and will
not be influenced in his vote for u. S. SEN
ator by any selfish considerations. He under
stands the wants aud needs of our people ;
lie is a sound Democrat and those who know
him best like him most.
This nomination is made without cnnsult>
ing Capt. Mokr, and he never will fud out
who takes the liberty of suggesting him for
this place.
One VINO WANTS FIRsT-CLAss Men IN
THE LEGISLATURE.
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CHARLES K. LANDS,
Tinaland ~ 4


Free of CoPt.
The following is an extract from a description
of Vincland, published an the New York Tribune,
by the veil known Agricultural, SO!on Robinson.
All tho farmcIS werO of the well TO do" sort,
and come of them. who have turned their attention
TO fruits and market gardening. have grown rich.
The soil lie loan, varying from sandy 10 cIaysy;
and surface gently undulRting, intrrSected with
small streamS and occasional wet meAdows, in
which depositS of peat or muck are stored, SuI-
heient to ~fertilize tho whole upland surface, otter
il has been exhausted of lite natural fertility.
1t IL certainly one OF the most extensive tracts
in an almost level position, and suitable condition
for Pl.HSant farming, that We know of this eide Of
the Western prNirie'. We found come OF the
oldes' farms apparently just az profitAbly produe-
tive az when fret cleared OF forest fifty or hun
drcd years ago.
The Eeologist would soon discover the cause 81
this continued fertility. The whole country 10 =
marine dePosit. and all through tho soil We found
evidences OF CRlcArcOus subEtAnccS, generally in
the form OF induratcd cHleareous mari, showing
many distinct ioTmG of ancient shells, Of the ter
uary formation and this marty substance 10 scAt,
tered all through the coil, in n Very-comminu tsd
form. .nd in the cE'ct condition most easily AsSim-
Hated by such plAnts RS the farmer desires to cuI:
tivAte.
August J.. lST6-Sm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-15

In Zion Church, CharIesto~n, on Wednesday
evening; august 95h,lSTG; hy Rev I'm. H Meade,
MIR. JOHN FORTERFIELD. Teller of Bank of
Cnarlestnwn. to Miss ANNIE l.. GREEN, dauph-
t:r"f Judge Thos. c. Green of he Supreme Court
of APp"alS-all of this town.
On the 9th inst, ut the residence of Mr.. J.
Thomas, near MaTtinsburg, by the Rev. r. Il.
Snepherd: Mr.. $. WALTER BUSEY to Miss Ann
E SEtBERT-bnrh of Berkeley county.
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Other Districts.
JAMES CONWAY. Secretary.

The proceedings of the Primary Meetings at
the following Precincts were received too late
for publication in full. We can therefore only
give the list of Delegates. as follows. which in.
ctudes all in the county save those from Middle
way, which have not been sept us:
P3rqMHc-T the Comfy Co1vention-Capt.
Kearney. CSpt. E. G. W. Herr, and James A. Os-
bourn.
ConGrossioral-J. F. Welshans and Newton
T. McQutIken. ~
senatorlsl-John H. little and J.B. Rogers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND CENTENNIAL EXCURSION!
BALTIC. 81 Ohio R.R.
FROM THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA!
On Monday, September 4, 1876,
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES!

Tickets Good for Ten Days and on any Train
except Limited Express.
Ereursioni,fs Uiii hare the p, iriIrgs Of Stopping orsr
at Harrington CITY on Return Trip
Special Arrangements have been made bv which
FIRST CLASS HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
near the Centennial Grounds can be obtained at
the Low Rate of 50 p per Day, Including Sup
per. Lodging and Breakfast.
For further particulars, and for Guide Books
and Pocket Schedules for the Special Train apply
TO 5. Spencer, Supervisor of Trains at Rockville,
Md, J. H. AVerlli. Asst Supervisor of Trains at
Winchester, or to any Station Agent.
AnpuSt TX IST6
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Jas. H. Moore.
C0ngressiOnal-Capt. ]. h. L. Hunter and R.
cOnnty.--A. c. prarbaugh and Geo. N. Lynch.
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SHEPTERD.-Connty
Knott and D.. s. Reptcb,
Senatorial IL. :. Entler and w !. Knott.
CongreSsIon2l-Lse II. Moler and D. S. Rentch
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THE SPIRIT FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

In order to place our paper within the
reach of every citizen of Jefferson during
the National and State campaigns, we will
furnish the Spiritcf jefferson from now until
after the Presidential election for the low
price of Fifty Gents to Clubs of Ten. an
extra copy free to the getter>up of the Club.
Let all true Democrats subscribe, ard get
their friends 20 do the same.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-15

SUMMIT Po1NT.-ConGressiopa! Convention
Col r. P. Chew and Frank Beckuirh.
Senatorial Col. R ". Baylor, w. c. Frazier
and DR.. A. P Thomson.
C~ounty-Thomes Lock, Maj. R. V. Shirley. Dr..
J.E. Wilson, n. II. Willis and R. o. Allen,
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nal-G. F. Cross. T. W.

BoLrvAR.-consressional-G. F. Cross. T. W.
Beale and r. H. Percival.
Senatorial-T. W. Beale, Singleton Chambers
Joshua Cox and s. w. Strider.
COunLy-A. SoOncsiler, John G. Cockrell, T.
PercIval, VIM. Rider and e. b. wentzel.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W. Strider.
CONGRESSIONAL X. n. Duke.
seuatorlal-Jos. L.. Eichelberger.
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Hea1th

for some years Past for people suffering from pull
monAry affections. Asthma, CNIRrrh, Ague, and
A new Brick Hotel has just been completed, 100
feet front, with back building four stories high ,
including French roof. and all modern improve.
ments for the accommodation of visitors.
Price OF FARM LAND $500 per Aero
payable by instAllmentS, within the pcriOd of four
acres OF land will count fully as much As 100 acres
further north
Persons unLcquAinted with Fruit Growing, oaH
become familiar with il in a short time on account
of surroundings.
FIVE ACRES, ONE ACRE, and TowN
LOTS, In The towns of LAndisVilIo and VinelAnd,
also for sale.
Whilst visiting the Centennial Exhibition Vine.
land can he visited at small expense.
ApNper containing full in iOrmAtion, will be sent
upon application to
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-15

ONLY REMEDY FOR
HARD TIMES.
CHANGE YOUR SURROUNDINGS.

A LII wanting FRUIT FARMS, especially
"A adapted TO the growth of the where it
tsAn established success and pays Large Pr6Gt.
The land Is also adapted to the growth OF Peaches,
Pears, Apples and small fruits AlsO, Grain, GrGsP
and Vegetables.
Many hundreds Of excellent VINEYARDS, Or:
ChRrds and Farms, can now be seen.
THE LOCATION is only 81 Iniles south Of
PbilRdelPhiH. by Railroad. in a mild, deliRhtfuI
climate, and at the very doors of the New York
and Philadelphia Markets. Another RsilfoGd
runs direct to New York.
THE PLACE lie already LARGE, CCE
Full and PROSPEROUS. Churches, Schools, and
other privileges are already established, Also,
manufactures OF Shoes, Clothing, Glaze, Stra Y
Goods, and other thingF, ct which different mem
bers of a family can procure employment.
Il has been
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RuPTUnE CUREp in from 80 to 90 days by the use
of tbs Triumph Truss and Triumph Rupture Rem
edy, manufaotgtsd by the Triumph TrussCo 1884
Bowery, New York. This Truss and Supporter
took the medal at the late session of the great
American Institute Fair. Send ten cents !or their
New Book. March IA.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-15

John f. Kenna has been nominated for Congress-
by the DemocrAts of the Third District.
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Stone-Masons, Attention!

'INHE undersigned, Committee, having b0en
Il appointed bV the County Court Of jefferson
county the Smlthtield ,Char!estoWn and HArper's
Ferry Turnpike Company. and tho Corporate
authorities of Chsrlestowu respectively, for
tho pur pose OF having repairs put upon tho
STONE ISISEDGIC
over which the Turnpike crossos Evitr's Run 1t
CharlestoTn. VIII receive
Sealed Proposals
for the execution of said work. Each proposal
must Btatc the price at which tho applicant will
put mp 100 FerCn of St"nc-H asOuTy, more OF less;
and supply the material.
The STONE to be he beet Blne limestone, Of
good Biz; Mortar to be made If bcSt Stone
Lime and Sand. The work to be dOnc accord
Ing 70 the direction Of the undersigned. Pro;
posnls shonld TO directed to US at c. arlestown,
aud must be- III bv the l5rh dnv of August, aud
All aDpllcants must meet us 1t tho Bridge on tho
18th of August, at 3 O'Clock. Z. N.
ss- HENRY Is. DRVRNPORr.
DAVID II. COCKRILL,
b. c. WASHINGTON,
AUG. ], IS7G-St. Committee.
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NOTICE.
CORPORATION ORDINANCE.

A T a meeting of the Town Council Of tho
II Corporation of CharleStown, June q, 1916,
il was
Ordered, That all owners Of property within
the corporate limits Of CharIsstOwn shall have
their psvements repaired by the 18th day Of
September next.
By order of the Council.
HIRAM OIDAENON,
Jniy 4:lsT6- Rccordert
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MA

A'abama give. 80 COO Democratic majority.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTES given at the Sale of James watson,
IN decd, Will be Due on the first day of Sen.
TENDER next, prompt payment expected. All
persons knowing themselves Indebted otherwise
to the Estate viii come forward on the above date
and settle. E. C. ATSON
August ]. 1861.
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TRACT OF LAND,

East of the Shenandoah RIVER IN SAID County.
adjoining the lands of Joseph Anderson, William
A. Roper and others. beng a portion of what IA
known as tue Palmer Tract" and beinE one
undivided half part of