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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

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safe and sovereign remedy for Bilious com
plants, pains in the head, stomach and bow
eisi IN removing distractions of every kind
by dissolving and discharging the morbid mat
tiers helping digestion, restorIn4 lost appetite.
and sure relief for costiye habits. They are
20 accommodated to an ages, seasons and
hours, that they may be taken il winter o.
summer, az any time OF the day, without re-
gard 70 diet, o. hindrance Of business. Their
operation Is 50 gentle. pleasant and etfectuaI.
that by experience they are found to exceed
any other physic heretofore offered 10 the
public.
Also
Davenport's celebrated EYE WATER.
which has been used with great success.
GT-For sale by MERRILL a MITCHELL.
Feb. 2. cop 6n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08

PROCEEDlNGs or TBE HOUSE Or DELEGATES.
Monday, Jun. "a communication was re-
crived rom the Senate, stating that they had
passed the bill, entitled, An act tOamepd the
thud section OF the act, auihorising the ptlr
chase and emancipation of Lucy, q slave, th.
property ofPtolr1y Powe."--Also, the bill,
entitled, An art establishing ferry across
Gauley river, from The lands nf William Mr-
Chung IN Greenhrior" with sundry amend
nrnis, lin which thr House c0ncutrcd0
fihe residue NJ iiis day. employ ~ she
Eisciiun % The R,gsfcr ard Iytrsurrln stihg,
Hst the result " the keciun Coz Eesister the
wpr dre* ouWhicb cau.rd o.sion B iiie
nc last ballot u shoa'd s appeared i Eos jafst,
,.ooct'sOr, ~. iiO, io, tsn. v. Hsndcioa cal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08
. Is not This the law in Virginia at this day
COMMUNICATIONS

TO CHAPMAN JOHNSON, Esq. efIhe Snote Of TI-riaia
must beg leave 10 address this oniy
the attention Of the Senate 10 the subject OF
bill has passed the House OF Delegate, authnrizng
separate "ect-n 10 he held in the &c an
fauquicr you, thai the people o Eau.
quier never heard of contemplated the passage o
bill before this day.
believe It's object is give the Federlt>
cv in the county
Gail upon The advocates of this measure the lower
House, and ask
How came Fauquier to he attached Lee in this bill
Where is your petition for separate election
Did the people of Fauqner know of this bill have
they instructed you Ia obtain it, passage aud il tey
where is the evidence OF their instruction
Is customary in the House Of Delegates pass hills
relation To mere county matters without petition
THE PEOPLE oF-FAUQUIER
Fauquier, December So 1928.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08
OHIO LEGISI.ATI1Rr

GAINESVILLE, D"cember 30.-Our cores
pendent 1T Columbus, under date oftle 24th
ihsi writes mat " Certain resoinions were
ssn' 10 our legislature from the legislature of
TENNESSEE, disappearing of congressional eau
crsses, and wishing our concurrence ,hrre;c
upon hirIi much debate arose in the House
bu; the resnlt was that we would express moth :
ing atmu' The matter, hut leave the good peo.
PIE at Washington 10 do as they Ilease-ahd
ms IS he answer we sent 10 Teunc sscc.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08
iCoRlnll,,icnt.,Il

IN me county OF bar NE the 25tb Of De-
n, , i,'omas y Epu'in. FIR ear'y three pre-
ne>s, during the wh.e of which ,ie Size was enrr, e
p'r o. Tue use OF her limbs aud fer great OF II
Tue sulJsct oi the evereSt suffering; br hrnt she
submitted TO the affecting hspeusaon OF Heaven with
resignation which nohing short horst pietv could
have inspired Her devoted husband family aud relations
WIZ ever depiore her loss; and her circle of
itnh' WIZ long hold in remembrance many endearnp
v"rs Her life daily exhibited discharge uf every
GUY OF "ic, mother, relative, mistress, member OF
ann her dying bed presented bright example OF
he power oi mistaken faith in The er
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08
TRJ ST SNT.E IN I-IND

IlY virtue ~ deed ~ trust the ifsr-ior
- by Josiah Goodman and Susanna his wife Gr H. p,y
poses therein named deed BEARING date the ran d.,
oi Dscfmiier 1921, and duly recorded CmmierIas
county will he sold 10 the highest b1se on Fridsv t
ssh ~ February for cash without reserve trst
land lying In Cumberland county, both sides ~ a.
Guinea RIAL and irinediaely the north side Of Am,
nlaUOx river, ad0ieng the lands NJ lac Goofmsu a.
Mrs Jenhius and containing Two hundred aud thirfv -
acres more less. This land lies within one nis III
good manufacturing null, and snuhsasf Of Cnmherrr
Courthouse six iatles well improved with good dW.t
house aud every other BOISE With good ,
thfeshiHg inse ineths dad IN gosd crnlpre
This iHd . well North the attention uf person wf.h
10 n1n leru u this sz The ale will al. rlace eii
prcisses- aud such right az the trustee D.,
Is believed 10 be unques~naie. viii be cors-terl
3nhu"fJ F. f5-w4H" SAM. Robson, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08
IMPORTANT FROM PERU

we can state on good authority, dat Off
ciai intelligence reached the seat ur govern
inent on Thursday, confirming what appeared
.n this paper some days ago, namely, that the
President Lihcra,or, General Bolivar. had
made trinmpha' entry into the CITY of Lima.
on which occasion there was a general and en-
'husaslIc reIoIcing-lhat a Congress had as
seinbird, President elected, and that Cen
Tai Bolivar mad been nominated TO the "iIpreme
command and dlrec;;"n g: m the armies of
Peru, until the Spaniards shall be driven from
ihr soil OF that important section of South
Amerca-the greatest Joy was manifested,
and every one, relying on the talents and
principles of the Colombian Chief, anticpa-
TED speedy and complete success
Ball. Fed Gaz.
we learn from Captain Smith, of the shin
Wm. PeDn arrived here Yesterday from ST.
Cbcs, that numh"r of Constitutional officer,
were sent over 10 Lisbpn 10 he tried-most Of
them were taken out Of the Castle. and priu-
cInally officers of distinction under the Con
stitutional government. I'D.
Mr.. ADAMs.bas Ereu elected Presden, of
me COLUMBIAN institute. al Washington. His
next elevation will be that Of President of the
columbian. Republic. At the Anniversary din
ner, AZ which he presided, the following among
' ''''S '''i' Pih tU
By Hr. John Qsincy 4fnms P,,,ia,,, NJ a, s..;,,,
lamp oI liberty lighted by the torch II SCIENCE
sy ~. John c. Ca.aS4u-BniversaI suffrage with uni.
VeTsal education ~ W."
81 AbdhS gave the following ioasi--Th, Ster,tayy of
rae IreaS'try, ond his speedy restoration To health
oir. Adams seIfha.ing retired. his health
was drank and then the company separa-
.eo IN much harinony and renewed good
feelings.
COLUMBIAN Institute,
Washington, Dec. 81, 1928.
AT an annual meeting, held this day, tue
following officers were elected for the wear
1874:
President, JoHN OuIvcy ApAus.
zee PrtSident, EDWARD CUTBUsH,
,secTdhTJ AsRURY DfcKiEs,
LTe0Surtr, WILLIAM LAMBERT.
CoUnsefiors- William Elliot, Henri, Hunt.
Alexander McWilliams, William Thornton,
and Bailey Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08

Bank Of VUginio, Jauu1r7y 8, 1924.
6'lE president and directors have this ay declared
dividend Of three per on he tapitai stock OF tIe
1nkfsr the last half year of which quarter he.
long TO the Commonwealth
January O. 75-e WN DANnpIDGr ,,,sLfor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08

BY accounts received Nv The last nights mail We
nave the unpleasant intelligence hat Tho Rcyoiuiio
IN Brazil has taken rev a~pec'--,he Emperor has
as-"nd the most arbitrary s--,Lc ile rty OF l,e
Cores rotlen under foot. WA the Bsaz iI,a.s sui
mil {" tins dscrnda,iou Is America 10 6e cursed
by one ariiiii.,rN uaunatcr?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08

u few remark on IN ,r,irlo in the lac, Nor
olk Herald. on The i-jeripd ut Mr.. rvers Res.ln-
mons IN lie II. Of ID ----'W rcxt We shall seze
IN same oplnriun;v-iu. notice agaIn the Cunven. un
"i Monday Evening. We wouId lo il toNuay hut
We have certain reasons iur posponing dnt S.,us-
day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08

~ Several A. 5. S. 6le.-NuTluS shall appear
ii-u. ~ '
w" ibis day lag before the Membrrs Of the Legislature
several articles which specially addressed 400 t,r e
sideraiion. The Press Is omen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08

steps Save o.. 800.
formerly Treasurer Of this state, -". i',.tirh,
thousand Tour hundred and forn -onr ,nllr- aud =,
We" cents, deh due by him The literary fund 81 p
Nov. i3ZS, as appears by account acennpan,.n ihs
Sovetnor- Communication of the liih Dec ,ahs,
l32e, (Lrtter aud Ihn further sun, ,f ,b,,c ,,,
SAND eghi hund'ed AID bfly dollar, di,tl~ui
drawn by ham on U. 5: Bank stuck in fgig ans, j3Ig
as nppears from same account /: ami that H..
he requested 10 inform Tins Honse what stems have
nern inkcn TO recover from tie Bank of Virginia.
S59,OOO due tue srie on stock owned Wy il IN sand
bank, aud declared as its dividend in Jn;, 1914
u" the motion oi Nj. Gogg'n, the hill tn susr. r6
the piocessionng of land in the count, nr Bsdo,h
was taken up The question was, on the a,lupiio,
oi an amendment proposrd by the committee.
wr. Moore, OF r. opposed the amendp,en,, aud
read IN his plsae by way OF a,gumer substitute Tor
The bill, which he wshc. 10 Offer
Mr.. Jones, oi Y moved isdpin,e postpone
ns"' at The ''ll and anne nd.,ent This motion gn,
rise 10 n discuss'on, in which Mcssrs Jones Gravrs,
AM Winston, took part in favor OF the muon ; AID
Mess,s Gncgin, Raymond, C"ls,u-. Morris, or H.
aud Morgan, ia imposition 10 ~.
On motion uf VI, Morris, OF u. ~. bin was ngain
comn,iiIrd.
In the lis, Of members given iasr renrn,e
present at the caucus, Monday night the Mr Ri,es
ported a' present, was from Nelson county.
The Tennessee Resolutions have mot VT
met with sn favorable reception as Mr. Grt,n-
dy probably expcctcd--In Georgia. they were.
pnt 1" seep-ln :. Carolina, Tie two Houses
differed about them, and were non concurr.d in
by the Senate-ln n. Carolina, not yet acted
ON; but before they were submitted, -quiva-
lent resolutions had been rejrcteL---In yr-
gnia, the members of the Legislature rather
against them-ln Pennsylvania, they have
been as yet refused the honor of commit
ment-ln Ohio, disagreed 10 after a long dis
eusson-it is only in both branches OF the
Naryland Legislature, that they have sue
ceedcd.
a resolution nominating Gen. An,lrew Jack
son as The most ft prrsnn as President "f the
Us. has passed the LEGISLATURE nf Alabama
IN the II. of II. bya vote of 80 10 rs, and in
the Senate by 10 fo7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08
LAND FOR RENT.

HTfNIFD IVTt NUN
NDER m order ~ the Superior Court 81 Chancerv for
"A ihe hichmuud district made IN the Of Mann vs.
macon viii be offered fot Friday the Gih inst on
VIZ premises the tract of land which VIM. Mann lately
'n ~ The county ~ powialan, adjoining the lands of
i Rope hq aud others Bond witt approved security
"ii' be required.
). GUERRANT, N. S. Ger y
January 3. 75-td,
SALE OF NEGROES. UPON CREDIT
w sidence Of William nirslnson dec IN The ~ per end
81 Cnfolne county between 70 and vs. slaves conne 81
young men buys, young and children The terms
81 the sale viii he nire mon he credit the purchasers e.
give bond syith approved terurffc.
- ,. y.plCRNSON Adni'ors with the viii anuex
+. DIOKTSsON, Cd Of WIZ. Dickinson dee
Caroline. Janrtys y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08
DIRECTORS

Fauquier, December so, 1928.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-08

DIbECI OKS
OF The Bunk Of Viginia and B,anci,es 1- ie present
year.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-02
IECLSL.37IjE C.IEcTS.

RIcuuoNp, Feb. 90 The members Of
fhe Two liauses Of the Virginia Legislature,
eon,rn, 4 again last r,sI.,ng, O'Clock, n
the Capital, asrccabiy 10 her adjourn'
inent.
The meeting being organized, 4 motion
Ma made aud carried. thai the uaipes d
the nL-rn1,, -, day., ,loIt .Ioaki Or
called over, that the, nsisbt bnr an o.
nf I.a,.,r,;'a ,i-,i, names, win
The names Of the persons HON 1ey pre-
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rsaat.t spirit cfae fellow ei'izefs - he.
lls.selsr a moment. i1ai ts9 WI ilt9s ~
cass .upes ta the hIsfnin efH.tl 81 i'efa'fi-
1T I4er.is4. io1=4fs fold tsaiau Anfifeisi
rsHss.. sIiike voted incl cttiSea ai ~
!. 4s.t.#it 5s4dIfr,tar 81 bunk. Do th'-F
unconstitutional i,efaf tiuak 40 afe %ucb
fa4ais - % be- Ignorant of that adhe# = -
Is aIeh q bsak cucefaf isarpanird : Dc J
ie,t .nH he .pitj azlfH,t tin - feE1si'r ~
the lad eIlirr fer reelection. Do ""
Ll4ase 20 inau l1f voting against - EailH de.
Ian Ter rhry eiflia gtcai deal al gfanl5
tell yau tlzR 4r differs With his COLLEAGUES
IN f5auy 81 hfa VOTES. BY What system "i
logic or incfaph} jos eau sc prove thhl
ft,.. nrlpfuas 81 our m1u must be- aubseFh-
rt,f l., HAL 6fauutaer2 Thu, iu long
string of o. irtliuaa, Too contemplate Ia
a., ll'f. these generous republicans are SIN
,iea IL undermine Inc lnterest OF man,
syha. riliIa fiiiblily modest t. human
intelligence. has undertaken 10 accomplish
a responsible duit. Their ATE tcW sub
icefs but cau be presented Ia our re" "a
different llghts. LII Us then view every
rulor bpi1r,.nr pronounce which - cotrrci.
shauid be sairy Indeed, could bfles my
prlf To The bfliut thai an election for my
naif4o county j. to turn upon HE influence
of such men rs THOSE Who hase been hinled
M. have a higher opinion offs citizens
md feel unnIrl confidence that they viii
.hll. and aci Tor themscIFea bot ii IN
h heue and cunning are 10 regulate our
.otta, II caucus Bc4 .tnd meetings are Ia sct /
~ dafards 1T us still 80 ON, until the elgc- .
nom al Amherst brcomc proecrb fcuu- |
.~nrt. and the Nise hall cbfistcn rs il land
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toals OF fi1is institution which 1Tas anrn-
died ,n motions ~ Sir. Watkins Of L. l.
and NJ WiHston. Aud tie bII and rider
we're on III. Tuvlnpson's notaa laid On
the fable. Enstirrr
E'arpers' Band .fJdsiata.
The btll extend the charter 81 lbe Far.
mefs' Baas of virginia, a.ier beH5 some
LAYS hrGlfp "A committee oil tho senate,
nas repufted TO thai body and lnaliy actcd
On b. ihcin yesterday. Ihe COMMITTEE m
the seuafe Proposed 30 10 amend the bill
as 10 extend ihr charter JfifeH years Ion
Eer instead Ut sir A. provided by TT orig
nai hil aud that, III consideration OF his
additional estcu. On. they require ihat III
individual stgrkhaiders Of the baHh shall
pay, on the lst day Of May next, fhe sum
of 950,JO0, II he appropriated To Ia I'r
ella "a ct sueb ilbfafy and apparatus a. may
he nrco 5ssfy Ia put4he Jnfsdetty ot Flr-
giula into lull aud complete operalion.-
These amendments, proposed by the com
millccc, were Yesterday taken up n Tie
Senate, aud adopted without further a
mtndmcpt er discussion.
Mr.. Chapman johnson proposed 10
strike out The seclian providing for the rs
tablisbmcnt Of Il branch or agency nj
Daa,llie. THIS proposition gave rise 10
some d bate. II was advocated by Mr.
Joinson, and opposed by 81, ssr5. CaheIl
aud Claiborne. and decided IA Tie negdiire
--a1,s 10. noes II. several other amend
tnrlIfs welt Offered Ia the bill aud rejected
According to provision in the details Of
tie amendments agreed Ia, there is Ia he Il
called meeting ct lhr stockholders of the
bank previously To the lstday of May, for
the purpose Of accepting or rejecting the
provisions of the blll lhc decision OF that
meeting is to be- certified To the executive,
who ara required Ia announce the same by
proclamation. The fnII question vas then
Iahen on lts passage viii, the amendments
before mentioned, and the biIl passed,
ayes =, noes8
Ii The charter IS to he extended FOR fl
teen instead Of .iN years, As originally CON
tpinpliud by the bill from the H. Of -.
(and certainly the bonus proposed Ia the
University strongly operates in favor of
the extension lit Is Impossible not 10 re
gard THIS ulta -urc rs productive Of some
important fousruurpcr, The demands
,,i,ol, ,,',',.l, h.. 81, ,,.,,,,,,,,;f,
~ -. 'oo'o ." ~, ,,,,''t
* 1nn he tani A.. 6nt 70 he uaiJ duIin
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Virginia eglsia,ure.
HOUSE or Delegates.

HOUSE or Delegates.
TuesdaH Itb. la.-On motion Of Mr..
Branch, the following resolution was adop-
ted
Resolred 1rnanimotsl,J That THIS House,
rtum "A grateful scuse 81 the Long aud taiih-
/ fulpublic serpcps Of the Late y IN. FLEMING,
one Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court Of
/ Appeals, feel the deepest sympathy on ac-
/ count ol his death.
! In Offering this resolution Mr.. Branch
made few handsome aud apprQpriat" ne
mari s, in culogy of the merits aud virtues
of that venerable and beloved citizen. Ills
i fthfnl aud gallant services during the
whole of the revolution, both in the armies
ard ia the councils of the naii0n--his aide
and upright services for mote than half a
century, without the internission of a day,
iu1he various public stations 10 which the
admiration and the confidence of his Gcl-
low citizens had cuiied him, ware alirelcrrcd
to by Mr.. Branch, II giving him jail elmm
| TO tlais hibute ofrespeet &Sralltudc. Bnt MIR,
! y said, his amiable and gentlcmanly de
pertinent, his merits ns = mn es "A patriot,
and As the friend and servant ofhis country,
were too well kuoHn 10 the community, to
require of INN the least illustration or com
mendation.
! On Mr.. sections motion the House re
,,i.,.1 -, ,,,aa,.,d ;o,n,Iy ,,tb the ze,,,e
on Tucsdiy next, 10 the election ola IN se
Of the Court Of Anprals in the place OF
Jude VIM. Flcn,iag, deceased.
! % nr I,r,i.', ,,nii,n tI, hill Ia m.
point a board of officers to revise The MI
! iiriA laws, was taken up Mr.. Smiih mo-
we'd tha3adeGnite poslponrment of i4rh
nonc was .eg,,,l151.o ,ho ,,ation Ia ua4t.
Ssyer.l an,aadm.,,s ,nJ .aL.,,o.,s-
having bren offered and rrir,f,d
Alr, * i,chcr rencwoJthe motion for IN,
INDEFINITE nastn,neu,.,,, arm. h,ll.-.,.,,,,,
sa1 bV Mr. HARM. a,J decided ,n.,b,. me-.
.-.,t,.r ~ 10
m o,,.s,;',,, ~. -. ,.....a,,,,,.., a..
.bdl was l6rp ta.,n. and d.riJcd =, ,G,
"et'''t % l" -, 30 Il WIS '3satd.
mn ,1' ,,. ,""' 1' 49, ,af ~ 40, on =, rJ'a
,I,a ,a,,, nf ,...t,,,. ',''''''.i,',' y
;ns,5c,i., - 'ss,,,' - - ',n ,"I '','
G , ~, s,1 u" ,, ,g 2"'i,ot o"U,l 81 La"
~ ,.'g SUI ,u"'' ,','S o. 50 P"lf'la'u a
,,,'; -, NE, nv tou't 81 ACTOR
It's present ari,dielg1 was ,a I'1' ~, ", a,
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hl1il hbND lAI( | =.
In the Enquirer of the 18th THURSDAY
a notice was addressed To the members of
the Legislature, friendly To- the election I'll
William u. CraN ford rs President Of tit.
United States, To convene az the Capiiol
On Saturday evening at O'Clock, for the
purpose of forming an Electoral Tichet-
Tins notice, from lis hclnG confined to the
friends of Mr. Crawford, excited some sne-
colaiIon as welt rs anrtnddscrsiou, and the
gentleman who inserted IL Colonel Lee OF
Norfolk county Vas subsequently prevail
ed on to enlarge II, 50 as 10 comprehend
nj ia" memh, - of thr General Assembly.
, Accordingly, darioS The session of the L.
5ist'ture oH Saturday, printed haudhlI,
were stuck up at different places, iu,ila.
the general attendance Of lhc mplahcrs.-
In obedience To- these sr,eia, notifications.
large collection ot members appeared at
the hour appointed, wbcu, nn nIptiuu of
! GgM;,l iqqEtriurd, Alr. Speaker Banks was
-, ~ hafr, AID On mutinn nf Cd
Lec' iholhds htehlc, esq. Was appointed
Secretary
The Chairman addressed the me,t,,r j.,
/ 'ttnnE and appropriate terms lie sand
mat Inc present crisis called poo that
/ 'a't'''o ior az lis attention and ri is nat.
'i",7"l--. tfSluia, in the ulust trytu.. re
'ieu5 OF The Rrpubic, had ever be- n road,
'"a foremost 10 sacrifice her inani7icaI
/ ieea'6~ : preferences to thcWill of fhr .,,...
10y an" u'c common good. he hoped
az" "'''fn gu mat size was still DISPOSED 4o
- rs" 'iefct""fr, we had assembled IL
"'"'h+"tet Oit nbircl we now has., ia view.
"ne'I "ihefeht circumstances. The sons
:" "s'hl" lad long welded the dpsrioi,s
- n'' nation Inc ~c"ptre was now about
Ia ia I;lTt ~ l.
Voluntarily aud with the same r,.,5,'
'i'..'''1"a'ss, a,-emhird 10 aid in the cl,.-
',.i u an''"'r, HAT they had formerly
displayed 10 promote the claims of nr, :,
The SONS ii Tgiuia.
undgi these circumstance, bc do,,r.d;,
-'ai1t traaafy I" aculcue on the rcrt;na
I.e necessity for the preservation or u,J.e
and dtcorum, Hoy Owed il To ti.ir
country and thenst Ives. There vcr, il
VAS tue, 10 written rules for the Govern.
meat OF The meeting, bar there was Il rulc.
deeply inscribed in the bosom5 of all
sense q ProPrlety.
1ol. Lee said, that, as at his suggestion.
the JFt'a1f q NJ. Cfat3o,d had been inv
tea 10 assemble at thus time for the uurnosr
OF forming an Electoral Ticket, il became
iiiin l" olief ils reasons fora departure from
the original course. Warmly and unrestr-
NedlS rs he was attached to Mr.. Cravr,rd
hc WAS WILING 10 surrender his individual
P''uht'uohS GA the altar OF his country
booa. Tn consultation with some of his +
friends, he had determined to alter the na-
'afe OF notice first given, and 10 caIl ON
-" :" "nI'e On llils occasion. lie hoped, /
therefore, that the vote would be taktnz3i
that every man would exercise his choie.
IN voting for candidates, and that the s,.nss
VI The majority would be adopted. As a T
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y = 7 II " ~ II :
AMHERST ELECTI0N-

.o\bl that drcrtt should s,enl s,,,l ., .I...,...
And,yilh n,i-tapu, izor hide d,e,, ,i,,. =
~. .,..,.,, l.. 1,..,,t..,.... a..
e.,ti. ,,..l.' - ,''.' '""'' u !"
,rr, ,, ,,, ,',o' IS to nj
NJ An,lr,st ~ mr. y, ,,'' 3','
nm, - Wv ,.1,t 49,. ,o'.ln,s ee'eSa
if'c Hlonr' y if1ih "a ef'efalIeafh&, which
mas -, I'eeo''N s'ea' Nl2 'hr', county.
1'ff VI time "hen the pflac of mc
IN vs. ",''asl awarded I" those who
o'S,''ea "hen pePal3r opinion were
ready i unite IA constituting ths character
Of ng'n'a LEGISLATION when haer aud
s''"sn "'"'''a' " h'' P'i'''' prejudice aud
P'FSuna4 ."''','sI'J oVfe u" part ~ The az
P"'''iileei 11 III itir'reotauNc. But
Nmes hive altered. Merit has but feeble
tendency I" elevate on m'l above anolh
81 and through, the tuck Of the cunning
and theaid Of the vicinas, nan becomes
The subject ofpHhiic dlsappoinlmcrt-ar
draws down upon himself he s,ing at
rneriied rcproarh. These observations are
advanced upon having understood the con