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u Docrrr BLAIR has r. moved his Office
20 2 rnnm in.Inning his residence. Anril 27-2i

ropes Fluent 1hresh,ng .Nachtne- uanpiea
to Hand Horse
VIE reputation Of this Machine being established for use-
tor sale. - - '"e''"
The machine simple in its constructions ro, Iihhre IN
ee' o"t OF Order eh-a, powerful, in O, era.
"ni anu iis !reshng principle III the TEST OF lie
most criicai investigation, relative mechanical com
phatons, Tor originality IN ecpnbnsinb POW With the
"'ui"N haugh or power horse and with enc man
oeeu tue machine, and anoIrr remove the straw Inc
inventor guarantees shall posss capacity thre,b viii,
easy iaoor eight bushels If wheat hour Other gain
Hnn steo, snch as oais, mri, III hie,b
WIN me sane iacsiiy Although the inventor doe, mot
ws"' from motives o prudence only guaranty the uer
OF Tue rphchine beyond the quany stated .loye
"s nfh proved 10y The Va iuus agricultural societies who
nave Witnessed us oprrafitu, rc IL their bipbes,
premiums, mat its capacity Is much more -xIensite
Spg'e machine aapiPd to the one Sc we'll
htuc urahr and eficicn he iurpshed AZ f25 collars
ana machine, is in respect like the above with
out the horse gear he wOrkeu by ha nd n, AZ nars
Privileges cf the pat..t righr for maxi, :, and ; si
IN state or county, will lie sold moderate Terms
rs an iucemen TO mechanics TO become
chnsefs and will appear obvious uson rxamnaon az
th's valuable and nporismt thai its sipIr ON
.rvanee, areLmmrddiey understood, its construction
he arnVe machine is In operation, AT this time M Mr.
otuts OoachnlaherS shop on the PENNSYLVANIA
public. - " ~ '"sPe0"o" Vi the
Application for patent rights be made In tho nbsrri
her next door to Mrs Peyons boarding House and onpo
u,,t: CARY SELDEk.
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FONTY DOLLARS KENAnD-

y ANAWAf from The sufscribpr ai,,,,t tI,r.s ,,s
~ raes nan Married GEORGE. Who sonrtir,e. csns
icet inches high very bark y,iu, , g. Sse' au""t
,seos p1rchastd bin Of Col WIN t,oirr or s6oebis,S
,an'w,y also WITH George, (tcm Col Wc, g,nin, ,.-
wife EVE avery black woman rsf,.., ,,s ,,sihEO h's
E n % ye9rs od had ~ or wfme plains 1890
-s,'k Considerable other ciofhinr The sh,yc ,...t
WI ~ ei'en nr their apprehension ahd eor,u,;,,as ~,
jaw OF twenty Tot eiher Masters Of vessets ne ~
against hafbofng or taking thctn nwav Wv ''"''"'"
rmhn7rd Apr;j .~ ''-'"" 'HhH
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

-DELEG4FES 70 THE NEXT LEGISLATtRE
III 'H hIchard hooker los, todOphii Jeiert i03.
nota-oamuei v. Hamilton,N William hictylinti.L
P'fI,-amorose r I'M 49,. John Turner SSs--Isseph
-. nansbrough 262 William u. Slaughter a.
dfts-N tiiiam Ross, Thomas u. WYNN.
aJ"F Richard C. Mason 24O RoIert L. ThoInpson HI
. John Moore 1856
Efranhin-Joab Early Thomas Il. Greer'
~ nTy--Jarnes NJ. Reods James T.. Rn,idu
hmg Ge"rge-John Hooe, 81. Leger L.. Carer
A'ud'",IJoshua osborne' 577, Il. Is Powell 4iijnnes
O. Goode+ 29i Nathaniel Alexander
234--Edwin ii. Peate .O4 '
rsnas,on-John Dice PSI, Harmon Hner. iai--Thonas
Jones lSi, Abraham Hinke 1875 WIN. Over inn "a
-. Thpnas u. Gordon s. - -
rttf'ytran'a-vncent WiIcher 35s Benjamin W. S. cabe
DO K Inc cid inenibrrs had no Opposition. wh,ch
M,n account Tor the small number OF votes iaken-
imere were probably $40 voters tue ground W no
did NOT vote at The Coutihouse.'1
ocou-Messrs Dickersont FuIens
o0rfhdnipton-Join Mason 263 Col Carr rowers. 20.
Col I'd Gray 1903 (Col Bower, wa, NO, n ran,i ~. =
Not eI The last Legiuatnys
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, From me Fredsricksburg (Ya.) Herald
TO The EDIToHS

am farmer, aud live in a section of courtrv ;rb.rs
Us principally cultivated aud have experienced great
Inconvenience Tor the want of n good IN eG ,t
my crop have tried several different ones ind nave nrt
ofeh sole To- hhd one 10 effect the July hay laiey
ropes thTesiHg machine, IL an fui one "a
@ ON" 'eei convinced that IL is adequate all The nur-
pcs proposed and, with iri0ng addition ,ny be- r,a
,1I o'Der objects The frame is construrted a IN
ADMIT eJ"n Tor ~innowine the horse gear is so cor
% aT without any alteration, IL can applied TO the
Is stared, that The machine, NTH the bo.r orone horse
c"Pnie 81 threshing from 30 100 bushels OF ea,
uay. IBIS fact attracted my attention All
Io"nd that 1t moved with such perfect ease as 10 reoue ,h
power on tIDo men only TO work 1t with facility. -
p consider the machine niusi useful inycu,;on nj,
rope, me INVENTOR merits the highest encomiums or Ills
min?h. Its simplicity in construction does AWAY lire
oS ~heh So justly exists against complicated ma
W Hhu us powerful effect combined with m, seeno
ny III IHnorN renders IL valuable property 10 every lsrner
Lsronmend 70 all who have not examined l., TO do so
r ;lnoptleor : present. as every inquiry can be-
",'s,'cto,ly answered 10y bim hope SCION 40 sse tie
great ie", gsnerS use believing y il will er the
our country. go P " VIII, LIS s t,. OF
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VALUABLE PROPEKTY E1N SNI-L

NV virtue Of deed sfrust, execatr, 10 the s,,.r,r
- on ibe hfst day Of August 1873, by Michael GranIlsnd
80 @ e nls wiie aud ADMITTEDLY record in the Hus
ing Court for the city Ricnmond on the 7l dsy of 40
g. esio secure lhe payment OF certain sums Of money
merlin meniune,l-we Wi sell public a'e,ion an ~
premises for cashbn Friday the fouteeutI ,v ~ msy
neEI ~ I've hour Of " oeoeka certain or Parcel 81
land situate, lying aud beiag IN The civ NJ R;cb,J ~
y ADD SIKH streets the eAt corner Of lot No
a.l hs houses, ienemenis aud spJursnances t,sreto
belonging, being the same houses a. Sc sfeIS o y
by John GfHndand, Esq now deceased '''"P'eu
THOMAS Taylor,
s,. ,.l,,. THOMAS RItCHIE,{ trustees.
seIucheiy ,.ua1ie The House is admirably br,y coy
Veniept 20 the Capitol Situated IN the Tnidst Of n % .
h9rhpo corner lotSc ~. The premises MAJ ,k
Ell al aus tine before be day Of safe by application 70 ~
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Richmond, Aprlsi Zoo 80 ~ Mr.
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FOR THE SENATE.

RVN IHE SENATE.
Scott Couny-Col. John d. Sharp 1863 Peter Msya al RI
Francis Preston 49, "'o 49, oen'
'"Pep.rIToi s. stonow iss, Dr. Philip Thornton 81
Col John Thorn i6s, Jeremiah Slroti.r a. ~
uae Senatorial district, composed OF The counties Of
1Moh Essex, &c three counties, Csr,linr Iss.x 49,,
King Queen, have vnte which piye ,i.rna, az - "
500, and Armsiead 3l7 So ""'" 1oo' h"ane
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kENTULKY LAND FOR SAi.E-


PURSUANT 10 the provisions deed Of ,resf .recu,ed
20 Us by John g. LiitePagr ofihe county OF Ilsno, e
man sen by public nOeiiOn The hiphesi bidder fr
pT,e lhe front door of the Eagle Hoiei in lie civ ~
In mo 90 Monday the 25rb lay Of April next AZ
'. H-ii not lair, ~ hour upop The me- y, 80
.b y, res OF land tnlrre iess) living and hene ~
'e norm sue ~ MAR Liekn ghUle river In a,e,,e c%
~ tbe sinte OF kentucky. The ahuvs Iayd ~ ne
we sh LitiePhge by Charles Scott Eso (;oyersar ~ 800
~ gi"ni bearing date the 2et dsy OF 1r
lnndis said TO he very fertile and or cfli ys.
aimee Z sy SUCH iitls as Is vest in by the derf
'O"e" IIaSHARD yMUkBls, rrs.,sss
March %. """i OAMbLE.
May Z, s,t |',, uesoAy tie 4th
April II. ft5-tfs 7 $500 >, Trns,ees
vi q. yoitN D. nSLMEs--sr: I0d Not iciire an ioT61g
-" OF this Commonwealth we faIe f,iS r,e,b a ~
gS"g you n9,iee That we shall, on tie 7sh dsy ~ NJ
eh ~ tne once OF Philip ms,O EsI IN the enc ~ ~
n"nno uttwren ten O'Clock IN tie forenoon s,,d n 20 ,.
T as'n1o' proceed to take be dsbositiofs pf b,oist
'ul oefs, 10 he read evidence in suit bocy rc,f
s ~ we superior Court OF Chancery Tor the Hisbs,
ss!t Nneieip YOU are painT wc ndo'ors ~ D.
Dance, Ite together with certain Edward r. gront
you think proper $3.50 ''' my "Wha
Yours respectfully,
WN. S, DANCE Asm,ots ~ r.s
A.-,,., JOHN W. DANCE. kiei Dance. 5rs
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L.
falsehood too for know there single phioohr
10 my class In any class the school I 20 TO and
never played with one In my life. will hove Linn 4,
know, tina, don't choose be ciassed with anv sue,
chaps And if he make us an apoiorv ue,i n
BIN for IT, the meets and we pet IN,
upper hand And III tell you what {, is my belief I'm,
that same Flag ef Tu copies, ss ever was
am sure he took the hint OF sentence abou, the " s
and Philosophers from Dean Swa-ir in my Guili,.r
travels, he that in tie Of the orse there er.
no lords hdler judges, dancing Just so
this Flag y Truce puts Philosophers and youths in the
same to degrade and make people laugh at
US. covnr,,,,s.
TO THE EDITORS.
1heperson who communicated that story or the Sour
gefdsr and his Pig, forgot make the ,or run upop all
tours as well rs the pig defect in the Apologize which
mas given r's aversaries such advantage him. =.
doubt he little dreamed Of and quite AZ, For
my part only wish tile story had original am sure
have heard Il bef,re.
The only design of this nucky imi,ator of ,op r IN,
rather 'hin) Of Pppay have BEEN to sheu the
persons complaining OF yeoyts provok
cd by their own nttaets and comparison of them
e apologize worthy Of the OCCASION or suit.
gu "e purpose, doubted-un OF The sore.in.
gered family took the pains the exact fitness and
application Of IT, by coming out in the very p,,, amor
with Damn the Pig" And now am well persuaded ,bey
WI" fep hrP so that likely have lille fun GU,
OF this Convention question which we sadly want,
SCUM.
ne Adams Meeting in Rockingham wa, inca.
gre IN point Of numbers, though personally highly
.sspec,abs; From Is 10 s5 are said to have at
tended! They have given ms an en,;reIy ,e, r., mic
.. nom'nat'on.-Mr. adams as President and Mr.
crawford as v. President Resolve as much as
you please, gentlemen-you cannot Grange the vote
OF virginia She is fixed for W. III. Crawford. A
thousand circumstances establish it beyond contra
n, ~ IS calculated by some Intelligent politicians n,
"ashing'on, thai on the tariff bill the Senate in all
probanty will be equally divided. The v President
must thea give III. casting vote u is said mo one
KNOWS, how he will tote. Both sides ella n, him
pu surely wi'hont the strongest possible reasons
MI ompkins viii not sanction a hill, which is ,es-
''ned TO produce fluid mental change in the whole
po"ey o. Tue nai'on--and wirh has passed crowd |
20 ~. OF H. ny votes only; and ues the other branch
good i't OF another V. r frou the same state To save
"! MS casting vote the constitution OF his County.
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CONVENTION.


"'aV @''er the polls were opened and about IS or "a
"'es ia" pee. loi"d, IL was proposed several ui
Tue electors that should be taken nm ,,s s,
geet OF convention. A vote was take,--the r.sn,
'ur convention 8, for a convention " i'm Limited
powers ., against A convention 10. There WAS mo
opposition Tor the Assembly, IN consequence az q, lir
w. tiecon was not full one but il is con fden y
neheVed ~ all the in the county L,,i ,oIIa1
mere wond not have been many more for a cuuyrn.
~ :, non -L.effer to the Editors)
"PF,'.-t mere was very great desire manifested NV
tue people, as well by OF the candid, es hn,
poll should be opened take the sense oI the nsn
pie on The proprieiy Of calling convention tn am md
Tue constitution but the deputy sheriff who in the
absence OF the high sheriff, conducted the riectian
Iensed TO take the poll or cry tue vote though most
Veh-mentiy urged There is NOT The least douh,
however, that more than three ourths of liz i,.1n
Hsraid) ~ "''e' 'ea
Bath( "a correspondent states that ,Ia s.,sa e IT,,
was taken on the subject OF a convention and IN n
SSerwhemlng majority was found to he against itr-
Stapnton Sp,etator)
PhtsypGria-ht Dabvle, for a convention ,o7 ;., co
l87, against 1876. '|" ~
~ mr. ulLES-The unexpected length or the Edwards
use eompes u.s. again. most reluctantly to suspen The
5Ih OF mr. GUESS Interesting Leers-t Is ON Inc Tar
10 enable ourselves tn complete the Series before the sur
Jec can he finally acted u the Senate we sb, Eve
place TO two Nos. on Friday. 'A"" give
MARHIEDl-On the 22d inst. by the Rev Mr. add,so,
CHAkLES, son of GEORGE HAY, Esq In IIIf,V si,'e.,
daughter OF WALTER S. CHANDLER Esu of 6enroe
town. '''S-Sf ~, "ro'ee
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Tlearcdt' II i said, TINT the r:csisst means tS come
OUT IL Is nid that Grp.J. has or red a copy ofhs letter
:" 'r L. along with large budget papers (anong
em Mr. Ms repiy; hut he refused read 1.-THE original
was rst Tor some rmebnt il is said the President h,s
i"ce tund It among his papers. 1.-THE President has IT,
why cannot u be published Why does not Gen. j. call
upon him to do 20 10 all doubts and clear up all
ns'akef As mtuer> stand the wisest To
the copy OFT Presidents reply the letter from
Richmond &c is indeed mystery. good cause abbors
all such exPedient Meme but knaves fools will think
OF employing them. ''~-",
Iii impossible that things resi- so much longer The
whole matter must out IL the President will not pub
sh den j. owes IL TO the Of 10 strp off this
mask He owrsit to his own high character to do tito
urge the President SEND forth original Ietterand n
he will not TO call for IL and himself to tue
Away with these mysteries
THIS said to hacs prior 10 he LIST b,-ek, and 30,
20 "a" h;'' nenher MI Monree Gen. Jaetsea hare seen
f 10 go of"re the prorfd, aud
surrey u as high time TO
coNGhESs-on Saturday, in the Senate the bill Of Mr.
John Taylor (sf provide settlement of GER
tain peeanary claims against u. was lost ayes 10
nays 25-The hill to provide the necessary
plans aud estimates, the subject Road, aud Canals
passed24 to 10.
H. RMr. Taylor, from the joint committee to inquire
what business ought 10 he acted during
sion, reported sundry resolutions that the House meet
atioin the morning, and take from till in the
expressed wish that the House would not adjourn until
the matter Of Edwards Memorial should have been COM
peteiy sifted.
CrThc proceedings OF the Senate of the u S. on the
Road and Canal BID shall be detailed in our next i,
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PRICE or SToCKS.-Coryeeted 6y j. H. Lvnch.
United States Bank Z ia
Bank Of Virginia, ~
Farmers Bank rs
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TREAsuRY DfpARTNt Nd.

w fdriher compliance with resolution ot ne
House VI Representatives of the 8b Of My, 1879,
The Secretary Of the Treasury his The honor {.
transmit copies Of sii he official correspondence he
tween lbe Secretary and the banks in which hs pub
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presented h.n to lie people, amidst the
shouts OF we Ia rui, Nl.e 10 duke dAu-
g"ni"n,e At Ills moment, the sun, V L.ch
had brcn Unsecured during thr morning,
peam-d firth IN its full splcudor, adding
greatly IL the interest and f.>iisity al ihc
sce1r. The tr"nps then dcilrd btfare tie
royal party. hi, majesty seemed III rx
rellent spirits, frequently c"n,ersins with
the princes and prlncrsses, aud evidently
felt great pleasure iu witnessing The impas-
ing spectacle
We observed the duke to notice The dis
tingnished persenagcs Who stood behind the
kings seal, and among them prince Tai
leyrand. In the evening the king dlncd
en- fawtite, as usual on great occasions.--
The palace aud garden of the Tuillrrics
we're illuminated in II style of rNtraordina-
~ magni6eere. Tin public Offices, aud
many private hotels WIRE Iikcwis., ilim,-
nated with much tastes The hotel Of the
Gardrs dn Corps presented n rich star ia
lamps, with The Inscription Nee
sluribuS impdr. 9he palace Of the legion
ii honor, displayed the cross of the order
n coloured lamps. The phlace Bourbon
md the hot,ls of the ministers were re
narkably brilliant. The expression of the
public Joy was kept up till u late hour and
perfect order and good hnmor prevailed.
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NY AWAY

INRON the subscriber on the Sd instant,
a TWO NEGROES, n hoy aud giri--ihc
boy is about - years oil age, nnmed SIMON ,
he is about . feet 10 or II inches high, black
complexion, has down look when spoken to.
He carried away with him two suits ot home
spun clothing his coat was MIXED, white
warp aud blue Gllins-his pantaloons pale
yellow THE other suit was blue warp aud
black miNrd filling, IA wool hat not hail worn,
white wool stocking, footed.
The girl is about IL wears Of hge, very
bright mnlatto, named EnN, speaks quick
when spoken TO. She carried away with her
three frocks. one old yellow ground calico, :
striped cotton. Any person combining lhem
in ial or bringing Them 10 me, shall receive II
reasonable reward JOHN 1hINf.
Person County, " c. Jan. %. 3t'2l
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Vive No\lars Reward.
A Strawberry Roam Mare,
LEAKSVlLLE ACADEMY.

TsHE Trustees having resigned to the
subscriber the control OF this Institution,
he proposes opening the school again on the
first Monday in February All the branches
usually taught in academies will he taught
here, and the regulations such as 10 afford
each student M opportunity OF studying WIN
rnch recitation and of each failure, which
will AT nil times be open to the inspection OF
parents guardians and those interested. The
Il, At session VIII expire on the 18th June.
Terms per Session, payable in odra"ee.
Latin and Greek Languages, Mathe-
MATES, &c. 81 10
English Grammar, Geography, &c.
Boarding may he had for from 30 TO $40
JOHN SiLLIMAN
y. r. There ia, perhaps, not more heal
thy place To he found.
january q. W2W-f
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T.1LU.1BLE L.1N'D



INllE subscriber Is authorised 10 se,l, TIE
- TRtCT OF LAND of Doctor Robert II
Rose, in the county of Amherst II IS sthntcd
on narris's creek, n considerable irAnch of
Jnmes river, and Within about i miles of the
town Of iynchhurg. u contains 663 acres
about 900 ct which are cleared 80 of il prime
Low Grounds-.the balance of the trnrt is
heavily iinhcreA. This entire tract of lnnd
IS very rich, aud we'll ndnplrd Ia the culture
oil tobacco. On the creek, cmhrnc,si on this
tract OF land, there is II hne mill seat Few
tracts OF lnnd, OF lis extent, ran be OF more
value than this. II private sale he not effect
ed before Thursday the 1th day ol March next
IL will on thai day, ii fair, IL not he next fair
day thereafter. Sundays excepted, nj II q
clock, most positively aud uhcondtiopntly be
sold, before the door Of the Franklin Iluicl,
in the town OF Lynchhnrg, nj public anr,ion.
The terms win be made accommodating
II the sale be made nj auction, the Cr dit will
he III cqnnl payments nj one aud two yenrs
from The date OF the snlc. bonds with appro-
we'd security will bc required
RICUARD POLLARD.
January %. wtds2I
H. The Editors Of the Constitutional Hhig
aud BirhH,omd Enquirer, will insert the nborr
advertisement in their respective papers, IN
I'll the day Of snle, and forward thcir accounts
TO this office, or 10 II. y, for payment.
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NEW NOVEl.S.

lust received and for SALE, the PILOT,
- Tale Of the sea, by the nuthor ot the
Spy, AZ IN vols
Don JUAN, Cantos VI. vi. VII. ~. \
VI by Lord byron.
Count de Las tnscs' Journal, vols It'll aud
sll, these Vols. complete, The work
ECIlOLS y NORTH
January - IL
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The defendants Jane Mendor, Jubal Mca-
dor Joseph Mrndor and Judith Meador Sn-
muel Maysc and Agness his wife, Martin
Crcarnnd Mary his wife, and Joel Simmonds
and I,arshnbn his wife, not having entered Their
appearance, according to the act OF assembly
and the rules of this court, aud II appearing
10 The satisfaction of the court, that ihey ARE
not inhabitants of this commonw'anh' u Is
,,a,,fnrc orhtred. that they do appear here on
Tho a,b Monday in March nexi, and answer
the complainant bill aud that copy OF this
order lac forthwith published in the Virginian
for two months successfully, and published at
,hc front door of the courthouse of two seVe-
ral court days. CopY-les'e,
o. IA. STEPTOE, &. b, {.
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From TIE Philadelphia Franllt" Gazette, Q,
Inn q

from the Ihliddetphtd fFdHhth No~ete, "
jan. ..
Yesterday afternoon, in consequence of
call of tie friends of a Congressional
Cancns to Il town meeting. a number of
people assembled at the County Court
House, aud appointed a Chairman and Sc
snlarics. Resolutions We're offered by
Mir. GnRnoN To sanction Caucus. Mr..
EARLE then rose, and advcrtrd to the cir
rular from our Democratic Members of
|SongreSs, declining to go into a Caucus,
tadmg part Of that circular from the
franklin Gazette. lie also took view Of
The sentiments or the Democratic States III
'hf Union against Caucus, and observed,
Wat, without expressing his own opinion
eonrerning the propriety ofthe measure, 1t
mus ne manifest to the meeting that a gc-
neral CauvuS could not be held thai the
%nilmcnt &c the r. publican party WIS
aealaSt II. Mr.. BREWSTER said, that al
,honsh be was in favor of JACKSON, he WAS
friendly to Caucus hut it WAS evident
nam the circular of our Members of Con
s''''' that they were opposed to it, and II
Sas Ho' worth while to I..se the measure
upan them
hr !. RANDALL followed and made a
'hefnrnt speech in favor of Caucus, and
r"'4nclng our democratic Members ol
%oostess for having tied themselves to III.
."' ~ action and federalism, against Cai-
.os III other words for obeying the senti
UNITS limits OF the Republican party. This de
''''t'a''on certainly came with Il good
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MARRlED--on "Wednesday the i4th
inst. by the Rev. Vim. Harris, Mr.. FRAN
CTS JOHNSON, to the amlahie Miss
daughter Of Mr.. Drury Holland,
all of b. dfurd,