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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19

Boston, Dee. 0.-On Monday evening, about
u O'clock, IRE was discovered ~ tie extensive
aud valuable DIStillrry owned by MT. ISRAEL
iHOBN Dixie, jun. and situated near Bcyerett
street, in tili, tOw1 ; which. vita much Of Ito
cOnttnts, and new aud improved machinery,
we're destroyed together @lih Dwelling
house contiguous. ApleBtlial supply OF wafer
gtiHDltd the tiGemen TO COBfine the destructtu
TO the above premises. .>lEeaftnei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19

lN0 THOMAS LOCKWOOD, defendant. :. .SiT-As Jeu
are not at present resident IN tkis STATE and
no Known agent OF attorney within the same, to bon
thls Zee can be given notice hereby giveu you
that or e25b day of DeceirbefnexI brtWeen the hours
OF ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of same
day, at the Variety Mills ~ The souniy OF Nelson shall
proceed To take the dePOsons Of Robert Ryes Samuel
Hansbfough aud william Cox, and continue from day To
day oil all their dispositions shall taken the ZS
day Of tie samemontb, between the boaTs ofcB O'Clock
tue forenoon aud sunset Of the same daJ atkng William
COuriiinuse ~ The tavern kept by Thomas PeubeTon
shall process 10 take tie dispositions Of Robert Pollard
Jr. John Camn Pollard, Thomas c. Hooues and Thomas
DaOneY, aud continue from da to dag till all their depo
soBs shall be taken on the 18Th day Tie
beween the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon and
sunset Of the same day. at Ubauna in the county Of
MiddeseN. 10 the tavern kept by MI. Owes shall pro-
coed 10 tale the deposition % john chOWnng aud con-
nue from day TO day til bis deposition shall be taken
ard on the 10th day Of DcceEbeT 1915 in the Eagle Hotel
IN The city Of Richmond between the hours OF ten O'Clock
~ The forenoon and sunset Of the dag, shall pro-
eeee 10 take the dispositions OF RcharJ Jones Others
and continue fom dag to day Till all their dispositions
shall he taken al Of which said dispositions 10 be read
az eydsBcs ~ suit depending the high tourt ofcban
Gerry for the Richmond district, Virginia, IN wbic an
plaintiff ahh YOU are defendants Al which said tges and
places you may attend IS yOu phrase. 5S..(2)Iw
GEORGE VI. WEST. Ey'OrOT TOJeyf IIesk offe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19

Linah Minis, John Preston, treasurer and John Bur.
loot auditor OF puhlic accounts Virginia Deffs n
The defendant Linah Minis not having entered lis az
pearance and eiscn security cording the acl Of as
seuby and The rHies Of this court, aud il appealing by
satisfactory evidence thai he is inhabtnt of This
country: III Is Ordered That the said defendant doap
pear here OH the Seventeenth day OF the next term and
answer Tie Dill OF thu Plaintiffs aud ibat copy this
order ne forthwith Inserted in some newspaper publish
cd m the city of Richmond, for
aha posted al Tie ont door nj The Capitol in the said
Guy. copy-Ieste, WM. w. HENlNG, C. C..
No'eH''ti ~. 5l..wSw
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WIFI such extraordinary sA ana pain 10 ieteive the
mortal exuvise Of The tuteiary dstes; aud those fn
ineuse masses, In which they we're TO have
solely owed their boundless cost and aguhcenee to
rcverenai regard for the brutsh forms" Of Apis OF
osiris Unless, indeed (Which do not think at all
ipfobable) tue fanatic severeigns OF Eyyrt, like the
wTelched deyeiees who, Ia seal into heaven
- DYING, pa, on the weeds OF noInlmek.
90 or IN Franciscan tLink 10 pass disguised"
chose 10 he placed IN Ike with their
gods eiihrr 10 shar. their esitLy donors to ems ure
heir divine pfoisciol. lLcadOH f0Tsr.
Letter to the Editors Of the Petersburg nteiigcncer
Bdrtfef9, HGrSs re1s'fg, Va. Nee. III 1918.
StRS-i sea piece 10 the National lnieiecMcer tab.
en ,T".i yunr paper, gv.ng OH SpIins
discovered IN the state ~ $50 which leo be-
iieTe you were not acquainted with the similar
oil Ia he found Ia yvpr itis tact that
On the waters OF the Urchanan Ky,r, 81 soaie its
auh psHd"yh, thtis las been OIL collected Pc
troiuni Aind. have sceu several horse tvads VI n
packed iuto this comfy foI ssl.-siNteD ar twenty gal
Ions nn horse. Four years ago II was dee,uc
sovereign remedy ict all complains 10 which the hui
man bOoy subject; however IN tav Oh thee years
tfiai. hscae Of lees repute, and would not Sell ana
have "", ssei; any for two years past enanir.
OF person WHO Called TO sell som how ihe,
chircteo II. lie said they made small ditch along Tho
bstgm OF The river, d. the gravel some si.,a
s'nuc next tue cntrent to prevent ITS ava,
OIL witch runs out of the bank aud remains the to
IN lie siii pool or ditth. When this collect
Ell as they think snc'ent they pr, wooden cloths or al.
bianheis To VII ch adeTes when they wiring int,
vessels PREPARED Tor the purpose. What purchaset
was about tue color ofnew tar but nLi thick Ifyot
"sn ini'er Information, have doubt hut YOU cai
ger from tue meGibcrs Of the Legislature thes
'""eohhueS. aim, viii respect, yours,
A. sEYmouR.
| N. y. Those that sell IL call in Rack
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19

u uRAL sHADEs.-fok sAIE....A valuable small
~ farm containing 33o by old survey stuated
nechborhood OF westoyer The land lies we'll is pIo
ouctive, aud admirably calculated for nproyerneut-
The buildings consist of dwelling house with rooms
suu all convenient outh"uses. 40 situation in the low
country smpre healthy. immediate possession may be
had-appicstion TO be made to MI. wm. L. Hit, In
tue Ncinity, or 10 tue subscribe. HENRY Curtis.
Hanover, New 10. 55..(.M
s.uE INSURANCE. The frankiln FsTe ID,a,e,nrs
n Company incorporated by act OF III, legislature
OF the state OF New York. fr the purpose IT nsane all
kinds OF goods, wares, and buildings aasu.
loss on damage by ire have established oice nj No.
tom an, part OF Tue United States will be
attended 10.
he.r capitals half million OF dollars which is am
ply secured ahc as this company does make ma.
Tine OF sea risks considered aoiding additional
security % the assured.
ihs following are the names of The directors, who
ibeIal,, adjusted.
nsasy ' ). %ss1oa rn,,n si rsass,n
George Griswo,d <: James walsh
W ,snnw saysra,jr Stephen Whitney
james Booinian Perez Jones
I Benz ,, /; Swan :: Iehn Aasn,,
Elias 1ibbiis, Presden....J. worhns,on, Secretary.
II Persons In the vicinity of Richmond Va. who wish
formation from, or make their applications ROBERT
AeBarr,jr OF that city. hov.i7. 5o..(alam )
| SNissoLurIoN OF PARrNgRsiiiP.-The CO part
- nsishp OF .idanis & paa LeW being this da, dis
soVeu ny mutual consent, Samuel g. Adams is appoint
ed sole agent for paying and collecting all DEUS the
concern and for making sale of all property belonging
10 tue same. SAM'L 6. ADAMS,
JOHN VAN LEW.
sep.. 3: 35..C)u
| NOTICE.. .On The sIsf day o, Decela6ey 11-7 4,
Haley Colestavern in Chesterfield several negroes
belonging to the estate of John FORE will be HIRED
10, me ensuing year. Among thenIsa good milwr,sh,
| IT.. =. of..l1Jh' JAMES FORE, Adm'r.
| Ohm VAN LEW * CO--hTe TvceIvinr INV The sL,,
| - lever. from Liverpool general assortment ci
a"wMe, cutlery, plated, hrass ana iiuea SaddI-,y
-oVo ios pest Englis. seine Twne-AnJ bay. i'm store
90 Preeboin's patent Ploushs
90 Peaee's do. do.
| loo Cary do
WIN an assortment OF BoliiBs Cloths Of the most
approved quality and stamps-A of which they on, r
| on ACCOMMODATING terws. Dec. ~. 6I..(l)3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19


YhNES RIVER LAND FOR SALE. .. The subscribers
wish TO dispose ola tract oland lying the county
0iFowhatan on James river ah0nt "a miles above Rich
mend ana W TIE neighhoboOa Of several
mills The tract contains by ale survey 30Gl acres-
one thrd Of which 10 we'll tm5e the cleared land Of
prime qualify, clay Foundations aud may be greatly i'm
proved by the nsef plaster and ciovcr Ell adapted
To TIE culture oitobacCo corn wheat aud other Kinds Of
produce raised IN this paIi 81 The state II is thought
unnecessary to give any further description presuing
prisons disposed O. purchase W view the land which
viii be shown by dr. w.wILsoN, who resides on the
place ~ Terms literal, and made known on appica-
uont0 PULLtAai & SWAIN.
Octobefi3. ls .lpuf
u IhOhAS LOGW OOp,...As yoU are Hut resident
~ THIS state, aud havc 40 suor- attorney,
Ia whom can give q notice you are hereby no;iged
VA" shalouthe l9h % March IS o. aud fre A. date
rom DAY 10 day beiwcen DE hours ~ A. " sndI T.
n Cheatbems tavern IN the t0sn ~ Huntsville Madison
county anG Aabama territory. proceed 20 the dcpo
suions OF SAID Cheatham, l0hn Martin, Henry Brown
and Sa'nne Meade esq 10 be read n evidence IN my
pehaH iu my snit against yOu n the District Chanoery
eonFiof Rtchnond-wher ypnmay ilyon choose attend
GtoR0E ~. WEST. Exor 81 Robeu west.
OeceFbct =. 6l..(2Hw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19
kNRhehm"na f,'eiu2s CUuit, Octoher 27 ,feI7-
n Christia.a Martin furn,stiv Chris -

ENhfCbUi"aH ftitirEs CCult, October 27 1917
Cbrisiiaaa Martin, formerly CbIis5N
iaha Bowies. ........... PiaiHtiD,
AGAINST II. tp.Ncrpv
William Martin, 81 Thomas PowIes
ex'or OF Thomas Bowles dec. OeGfs -
me defendant Martin not havIrg entered bis appear.
bee and given security according The Assembly,
M Tie rules OF this court aud appearing The sas
action OF tie cent that he is nliabitant OF this
commonwealth; on the motion OF the plaintiff by his at
'orncN II is ordered, that The said Martin do
appear here on before december couriuest and an
swer The bill ~ he psini that copy of this order
pc forthwith inserted IN newspaper printed IL this
cry Tor two Months sccessey, aud another copy post
ca az tnejroh door OF the court house ofhis CITY.
%. ."SWf AscopY. J. w. DANCE, ID. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19

LII persons who have claIuis against ,he rstait a..
- JOSEPH CALICO, dec. desired 10 mike
Them known 10 us without delay-that ii found corIect
they may be speedily discharsed-and these indec,, To
ne estate are solicited TO pay what they owe with as
lte delay as conveniently can he, as dos6is oi
paying The several egacies of our tesiaor as exped
tiouslJ rs possible. JOHN RICHARD
PETER J. CHEVALLIE,
Executors Of Joseph CALICO, dec.
h"shst 70 SO. If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19

IN cHANCEIY.---If a ceu1T of 0ToJferID ,eSs jo1,.
heSd for Lo@iSa county, Nondoy, the 9fh OF
NOUsRrGer, 1873
Charles Thompson. ...............,.... plaiptiG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19

George Harris. Rich0rd Halter and E9isaBefA ME
0Je, formerly Efi-abcth SHi{fh. Ehaily Smith ann
Lhcis SD,iLh, whicf said RIclard 81 alLfr a.d Eli-0
beth his riff, Emily SlRiih art Lucia Sssith arc
heirs and legal rePreSeH!ofEoS 81 nm. Smith dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19

iA--hi lio!ss bolden The Clerks Office OF
" tbt superior CoaTi % Chaicery for the Richmond
district, the i5h aa} % October, 1878
Reuben aud WillisL. Burton. PGaigtjGs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19

-. peitndants.
rye, Emmy Smith and LO "a smith. not haei9g en-
teTen he'r dtPedTGHce 0Nd ere secHgffy according
10 an act Of The Generdt assembly ana ne rnk,s Of
ms co~rt-dad 10 appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
me coiTt mt they ar iHhabif0Nts of Ills fafS
on me motion IF TIC ptaintlD by counsel il is dered
thaf me said detHddntS RichGrd H0ifey ard fffso.
beth MS srJe, Emily Smith and LHcie Smith dc an.
pear here on me TSt day Of j'GrCh court neat agR
6hsUer me Piai'fia's BIZ; 0na fhGt CORY o. fhis
order 6eJo'ihrifh inserted in Of fheneMs-
papers Pr9affd it the city Of Rfchmoid, for Tsco
months s~cctssivcty Misc yosted at ne mont Goo,
Of TEE courthouse cfthis county Il c0py, Taste
gDec 8. 50 ns,gs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19

o'y, John C"'v'li, Peter !. NevDs Archibald mcVck,t
Sosepn ouohs... Thomas c. Butler, president; John
"neilei, assistant wilIsia McNcal, secretary.
rug snpsctibrT having been duly appointed ic ENr of
tht Nf~ york F1Tene., Insurance opaYV with ftrIj
power IN the behalf OF said company effect insurance
seains. IRE on goods, wares and merchandise houses
MINIS, vessels III port aud generally on Vii
nov Ieauy u receive Applications aud effect Insurance
"shs' hre, IN conformity with the powers his agency
al Aiohmonu--wNefe terms which will be AS liberal as
a'nthsf Offices, may he known personal application
o' ny PAID describing accuralei, the premises
dna property required 10 beiRsuied AIiossessustain
EDDY this eompany will be promptly and iib,ralh All
Justed and settled. JOHN q. LAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19

TOR SALE-A Jr0cf NJ Lond lying IN the csnny Of
Goocbiand, on Beavetdam creek, containing lois
acres adjoining he courthouse tract and wasofgnaIly
part thereof. This aHd lies well The soil good and
thefe IS great abundance of good OAK timber it,
The neiehborbeod rs wealthy aud agreeable aud the
situation Of the land healthy ia purchaser choose
not TO purchase the whole tract he be atcOmmoda.
TED VIII hiee -four, or Ave hundred Immediately
ADJOINING ne courthouse tract be lad az The
upper end the tract adjoining Mr. Archer Payne.
The lana VIII be shewn by M self living adjoining or
by Mr.. Amos living on II and The payments viii be
made easy TO the purchaser. This laRd really worth
The attention Of those wishing to possess valuable real
estate. Apply 10 WH. MILLER.
GoochIsnd, Sept.iI 81 ,wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-19

49,, ~" Sdfy do.
WIN an assortment OF Boiss Cloths Of the most
app'o'eu q"aity and stampsAll of which they offer
on accommodating terms. Dec. ~. 6i.(l)3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-01

Mr.. Editor,
Laokiu. over late number fthe Ma
tional Inte!ligencer, I'tiscover that the
citizens Of Washington are making every
arrangement to celebrate The approach.
ing anniversary Of our independence, II
a manner highly becoming free aud in
dependent people. 1t formerly was
great object to the citizens Of this place
TO do the same, but there does not appear
to be any arrangements making in this
place. to hail the day that ought to be a
Jubilee to every American, whether at
home or abroad. 1t formerly was the
delight Of every cla,s Of our citizens to
hold that day sacred, and show the wcrld
how much they valued the memorable
event that caused it to be national les
tival. There is no nation, Mr.. Editor,
that can hail the birth day of our inde-
peudence, founded on su h heart cheer
ing principles. as that of America then
why not join as becomes Tree people,
aud LET the wor.dsee that We know how
10 prize our ines,imabse blessing A
merica justly has been termed the asy'
lun of oppressed humanity, Of which we
have undeniab!e proofs by witnessing (al-
most daily the arrivals Of lnnumerao'e
Of the oppressed and ts1-wOrn of almost
all nations.
Then Why not join heart and band and
with ore accord hail the day that gave
freedom and independence to America
1t would no doubt be gTarhca'ion t."
The citizens. both civil and military. to
see some arrangements made to celebrate
the birth Of our independence,as becomes
a people that can claim the blessings
which were secured to US by uur forefa-
Tiers, on the ever TO be remembered An
day Of July. 70
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-01
ALEXANDRIA:
WED.NESDAT. JULF I, 1873.

II, az IS generally understood. the Lon
don Courier speaks the sentiments OF the
British cabinet. it is reasonable to later
taa' the courts Of Europe, notwi'hstand
ing their silence on the subject, are not
indifferent observers Of out dealings with
SPAN. If General Jacksan therefore
shall actually have taken Pensacola, the
chance is, that We shall hear OF remIn-
strances and perhaps Of something s'lI'
more unpleasant. should that b. the
case, we venture to predict that the "es'
tern orator and bis train Of ,urbulents'
silI ia,eigh against Mr.. Munroe tor hav
ing incul red war unnecessarily or IN
other words, will impeach him o. pro-
voking foreign hostiIities BY defending
the lives and property OF the country
from savage agsressi"n; Though he had
himself endeavored to make him declare
war, ~ grounds scarcely less eAua'a-
gait, unjustifiable. and prePos;e'o Gus, t'an
Don Qlixot,e's quarrel with the wind
nills-lcss ladicrous,y erroneous or mis-
chivous than his cutting the wine skins,
imagining them u be glant.' heads--or
les, dangerous than his challenging the
lion TO come forth and Eight him. and Or
dering the keeper to threw open the cage
door for tie purpose. The difference be-
tween the two things is th's-'hat he
pour old Don of La iiaRcha. being crack
Drained, seriously de ied TO fight and t.
do rood-while our adventurous citizen
being Of perfectly sound and shrewd
niud. never tborght seriously OF elthe'
goins to war for the PATRIOTS or dong
good b. his Qaixotism'-unless to hlmsei'
and his partzans at future election.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-01
INTERESTING Discovery

A
In the history o. mJicine. since '"e
discovery Of tire circulation ct The Iion
BY Dr.. Hcrvey. we have not near" q
any Of equal importance. except u'Ics'
crv lately made in England BY Sr Eve
rarl Home, which will mist piobaDty t.
verturn the whole Of the present prau &C
in medicine.
Il has been a prevailing ides, az q
drop Of any fluid introduced or 'rlef''n
into any OF III. reirs. produced ar In ne
dia.e coaculation Of the blond butsF
Evera,d Home has ascpr'aIned BY re-
heated experiments. that medirlnss II
rsctIy injected rr introduced INTO lie
veins, pr, duce their effects mere raFIf!''
with more benefit, and itlI less ilJu'! u
the system than hen thry are snsll0"eG
and then pass from the stomsch into tie
circulation
Sir Fyerard iIomr has asce,tsired ~
only ON experime: : MADE urot iIt'.
sell. but upon many Others, that ru9h'
infusion Of the eoichicam autumn;
or meGGor saffron ii ,otea into the se,''
Of the anrle nr the leg will cure the t!U.'
violent Gcut. Sir E,ersri states ira;
~ completely recovered f. en- \ mast W
client attack Of tie Cost in less tan
twenty hours, BY injecting into tie CT
culs'inn sixty drops OF this medicine.
Sir Evarard meI tons. that iniu.lOH u
ipecacuanha and Jalsp irjectsd into To
Jugn!ar vein. produced their 'especs's
effects OF vomiting ard PursiDg muH
more rapidly, and witt NOR ease t" C.
patient. than when taken by tie month
An infusion Of rhGbsrb aben IiJccte :
causes proruse flow Of urine. H. shor'
according 20 the eype imen.s ct .Ir t."'
rard Ilome. al. mrdlcines wba'ercr b.:
better, a-c less irjgrious TO The c"u'fin'
ton, hen injected 'r'o the veins tho
yhcn swallowed b. the mouth.
Although the reputation OF .Ir EreFari
Home IN the science IT Medicine is g.
the irstrauk, vet We ogld wish :" ha>
more satisfactory evidence 1t ihe ,hets
Of his practice. before We should recoa :
msnd a trial OF i. We have no dOIt.
that all those SCIENCES immediately cut'
nected with the animal and ,egetalE
kingdom. are yet in their infancy, a'pI
that great improvements will be mad,
before The lap>, j many years Ps' me
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-01
GENERAL PUTNAM.

The following letter irOm TIE veneer
abe president Adams, will, says the Bos-
ton Centine!, lead to Communications
which vill Iadicate r.. fame Of the
veteran General Putnaa from tie ohio
guy lately attempted to be cast over it /;
and may furnish important facts in the
history O. the Revolution, Of great inter
est to postcrity:-
QuIScY, June ~. 1918.
OrAR SIR-I have received your let.
ter 1T the 6tn. Ny letter 10 Col. Dan
iel Putnam ot the 5th, i, n his and your
disposal. You may publish any part Of
il, " the whole. at yeUr dncre..on.>
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-01
FOR THE GAZETTE.

lSatuS reipu0Hc4 ShP'sma 'e'' s''o'
Had Rome always regarded thus admo-
nit,on, she might have preserved her Ii
berty and indspendence--but her sons
despisins the ma1ims Of their fathers, lost
their virtue, and with it their freedom -
Thus it appears, that nations, like indi-
vidual,, are prosperous and happy only
whist they scrupulously regard such
laws and rules Of conduct, as wisdom anu
experience have recommended and clear
ly proven 10 be most conducive 10 their
welfare. The Romans hal nos entirely
lost their liberty, till morality aud reli-
sion los, their power. And when men
are iuEueaccd by neither, is it a subject
# worder that republics have bcsn short
lived. Our constitution as Washington
lett it, was good-it requires his rirtus to
sustain it; but too frequent attempts at
amendments, by faction. will destroy
even its own likeness. In order, there.
tore, TO preserve at least some of its tca.
turys, we should tase care at our cleo
tons to initiate the example Of the best OF
men. the virtpous Washington, and vote
for principles. =
In our Intercourse With men it is natu-
raj to form attachments for individuals
OF different political principles rom our
own--ia this there is no error; on the
contrary, it is a mark of dis"terested
and genuine philantrophy-it tends to
preserve society, and forms valuable
link to unite man 70 man in harmony and
friendship But still, our reasons and
sober judgments should not be made sub
servient TO those predictions or Pariia.
lilies that flow spontaneous from the
heart. Her voice should therefore lie at
tended to, and although she counsels IN
silence, there is safety in her aGmoni-
tions-they are as audible as il conveyed
in trumpct's blast. Let US then.take
her for our guide, fellow citizens OF
Charles county, sons Of federalism, over
shom, confidently trust, the willy arts
of sophists will always lose their inas-
encA Trust not to demagoguss, nor
suffer the present calm to lull you to re-
pose-'tis often the harhinser Of ill-then
credit not appearances, fer the most fiat
tering is not to be relied upon. lis
true We have four federal candidates for
Rongres.-believe me you would have
less to Iear with but one. The votes O!
St. Mary's vii! b divided between her
native candidates, and the sons ct
Charles also have their separate interests.
What better opportunity (when every
tongue is as silly as vo'uble, in proclaim
ing a union Of parues) can be afforded to
rest trem you seat in cong ess p
None--and rely upon i, it will not be al
lowed to escape. Already democratic
candidate courts the peoples favor let
them BE- aroused from their siumber' or
they will open their eyes to witness their