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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-06

n ;,c Court of Chancery of the State CT DclaS
Il ware, held at New Castle in and for the Couil-
y of New Castle, OF the August Term, Ammo DOM
in; 1923,
Thomas Roberts,
as.
James NJ. Broom, Jacob T. Broom, James Roberts
and Sarah his wife, John Roberts, Rachel Ro-
befts, Asa Moore aud Ann his wife, William
Lyon, Rachel B. Lyon. George Lyon, john Lyon,
and Jacob b. Lyon.
And now to wit, on this tyenty-fourth day of A.
pill, Ammo Domini, one thousand eight hundred and
tweniy-four, on motion 4. Joshua g. Brinckle Esq.
conIplainants Solicitor, aud on Anidavits filed, IL is
ordered by the Chancellor that William Lyon RAJ
;hael II. Lyon and Ann Moore do appear i'll this
hGourt and in the above canse, on Thursday, the
18th day Of August next ensuing, and the Chau-
ceilcr directs tlias n copy Of the foregoing order shall
within thirty days he published in the Delaware
Gazette published at Wilmington, and the Consti.
tuticnai Wing, published at Richmond IN Virginia,
and hr Continued in such newspapers for the space
of three months next after its first publication.
Ncic Castle County, SIS. 1 do certify that the above
is a true copy ofthc record .hercof.--In tes~
timo.y whereof, / have hereante set my
L. s.. hand and affixed the seal of the said court,
~, at New Castle, the Sd day of May, All
no Domini, 1924.
DAVID PAINTER, Reg'r
3a3l in Chaiccry.
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AN RDINANCE
.f'thoriSias' a loan for the City Of Richmond,
and directing the application thereof.

.f''fho'1SD,s a loan for TIE City Of Richmond,
and directing the application thereof.
[~rAssED JUNE 14th, 1924
Be- ordained by the President and Common
Council in The CITY of Richmond in COMMON
Hal assembled, and it is hereby ordained bythc
authority Of The same That the Chamberlain of
the city of Richmond be, and he is here
by authorised and required TO advertise, that
he will sell to the highest bidder, on Tuesday
the 2Gth July, a loan for the City of Richmond
for the sum of $4,000, or the terms and con-
ditions following, to wit: No bid shall be ~recciy-
ed for alass sum than $500, nor for a fractional
part thereof, nor at a lower rate than par.
2. And be iJurther ordained By the authority
Woresdid, That upon the payment in cash by a.
ny bidder Of the sum due by him or her, for any
stock struck out to him or her, to the Chamber
lain OF the City, he shall issue to such purchaser
a certificate OF stock signed by the President of
the Hall and counrcrsigncd by the Chamberlain.
withthc seal ofthc Corporation annexed thereto.
3. Ind be Hfurthe'' ordained by tse authority
aforesaid and IL IS hereby ordained by The same.
That any loan made to the city of Richmond,
under this audinance, shall bear an interest at
Tie rate of SIX per centum per annum, payable
quarter yearly at the Office of the Chamberlain of
the city in gold & silver current coin, or the notes
ofthe Bank Of Virginia, or of tho. Farmers Bank
of Virginia, or of the Bank of the United States :
and such loan or loans shall be irredeemabIo I'M
I'll on or after the LIST day of January, 1885.
4. lind DC At farther ordained, That the faith
of the City is hereby solemniy' pledged, to set
apartannuaIy under the controulof the Commls-
%sioners of the sinking fund a sum sufficient for
the regular quarter yearly payment of the inter
,cst, and the redemption of the principal of the
loan aforesaid on the said Ist day of January
1885.
$. Tho proceeds of the loan aforesaid shall be
applied in the following manner and TO the pay
ment OF the following debts due from the CITY 10
wit: There Shall be paid TO the Bank of Virgin
ia Sl4,34O; TO the Farmers Bank of Virginia
Sl,G6O, and 10 the Bank Of the United States
nine thousand dollars.
G. This Ordinance shall commence ana be
in force from and after the passing thereof.
y copY-Jeste,
n. SHEPPARD
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FAIREAX CoUNrY MEETING.

AT a meeting of the frocfolders of Fdiffax. co.,
vened agreeah!y to public notice, Gor the purpose OF
considering tie best means Of cooperating with
othcf sections OF the state, in organizing an opposi-
ton to the nomination of candidates for the presi-
ucncy and vice presidency, by the Caucus al
Washington, aud to the nomination Of electors bv
tue cattcHs at Richmond, George Mason, of Guns;on,
DeInS called TO the chair, and William Robinson.
Esq. appointed Secretary, the following preamble
ana resolutions wcTc unanimously adopted:
Whereas certain members Of The Compress or tI,o
United States (not more than one fourth of ll,e
whole number comprising the two housesl did. on the
i4thday OF February last, meet in C0mcUs. in t,c
nan of the House Of Representatives, and nominate
Wan. II. Crawford and Albert Gallaiin as suitable
persons to be elected by the people to the two hiat-
est Offices in their gift;
and whereas certain members Of tie LEGISLATURE
Oh virginia (and among others The two late deIc sojes
IRON this county, having, at a previous ,,ee,i,g
recommended d nomI LatIou OF candidates for Tho
presidency and vice presidency by the democratic
.'eIiocfS o. Congress, did at Il subgcoaent mectiun
rs Caucus, confirm nd enhcayor 10 rive cficacv 10
the nomination which was made jy G. ,c,, ami
mt1oFtG n those neD,jers
Aud whereas this meeting, comnosol ev.1,.+.of.
OF those VINO, from tire constituent BODY Of tho ,nE-
tion, did not intend, in e|Icciinr members of Cor,,css
aud OF the State Legislature, to givc 20 e;;hcr Tho
power Of interfering q3ieiaAy in the presidential
election, in any other mode, or to any grs,tcr 80
l't'NftDt' III I'VE constitution: tupN
icci themselves therefore justified in protesiiur in
'he most solemn manner against the proceedings
referred to-, as acis IF resumption agatqsi me rioEts
Y NE PecDie, DOT only not authorised by the consfi-
tHtion, bat III direct hostility to some Of lis proy;-
sions. wv
Sud whereas, from the known scnfimen,s Of
l'gc majority Of the individuals who composed tbc
Co'gressioaat Caacvs, as well as from The prjnci-
PIE avowed in iiicjr pJ5lic address 10 The people OF
the United States, there Is reason to arnTsbcnd
-, ~ ooicet to be- to throw the administration into
,lJ n'ns' OF q party, d~isfinguishcd mel Tess by IFS
P0sfteet "t7Herqatc, Han by Me nQryoraess NJ n,
=. w Fs4fson 70 Me constitutional gowers uni
"e SfH,rg1 Poicg eCMc Sore,qgeof,
I5'. 4herJore r.sohreL That wbile the r,o,o,,cr.
~, !, -. aio "iSrp"S cvi"ee 'htii decided p,cfo-n nco foJ
= e'o'''oh OF Gen. Andscg jackson and IoLn = /
Calhoun, they nevertheless consiJrr ,b - s'nn =
ny gi5ct,on as invoking principles TOO i.nporant e.
~ en''hse'ed ny a" -untonpgoai,;ng ali,crsrcc :.
particular candidate. Ga1, dcrIsT5c "t Irene 20
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In Amelia County, Nay Court, 1894.
Thomas Mamford aud John C.Ifin, Merchants and
parti~rs, trading under the firm of Mumford and
Hill, Pms.
AGAINST
John Roberts aud Thomas Roberts, Defs.
The defendant, Thomas Roberts, not having ell.
tered his appearance and given security according
to the Act of the General Assembly, and the Rules
of this Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court that the said defendant, Thomas Roberts,
is not an iniabitant Of this. State on the mott
on of The plaintiffs, by Alfred o. Eggleston. their
counsel, it is ordered, that the said defendant, Tho
mas Roberts, do appear here OH the fourth Thurs
day in August next, and answer the compliments
bill sand that a copy Of this order he forthwith in
serted in some public newspaper, printed i'll the City
of Richmond, for two months successfully, and also
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
county ON Two sn ecssive court days.
Acopy--Test,
>. T. LEIGH, c. A. c.
: june j. w8wf37
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therefore, prepared toinGke any reasonaoic saetihcet
of tbc;r Individual wishes, and to cooperate with
their fellow citizens thro' organising and Supporting
n si,.le opposi,ion ticket, to bo dcnominated the
Anti Caucus Picket.
2d. Resoired. That for the PURPOSE OF forming
such a ticket, the opponents of the Caucus nominal
ton in each county be invited to appoint two dele
rates. to meet in convention at Charlottesville, on
die first Monday in September next ana that Wm.
Robinson and VIM. IL. Fitzhush be authorised
to represent the County CT Faiiiax in said conveh-
tion.
Sd. R,so7scd, Tha, the said delegates be dirce-
ted TO attend the convention OF the friends of Con.
jackson and Mr.. Calhoun, proposed TO DE held II"
F,edcricksburg, on the Goth July next, for the pur-
pose OF cxllaiuing the views OF this meeting and adj
yi-inc with the convention rs to the course most pro-
per to he pursued.
l,h. Rtsoired. That VIM. IT. Fitzhugh VIM. Ro-
binson, jennings Bcckwitn, VIM. II. Foote and Geo.
, Mason, OF ;unston, be ii committee otcorrespondence
on the part q. this meeting, to confer with the OPP
poncnts of the caucus noa,indtto1t throughout the
state.
Resolred. That the foregoing preamble and reso-
buttons be presented for publication III ;te different
papers throughout Virginia aud the District OF
Columbia.
GEO. MASON, Chairman.
VIM. ROBINSON, Scc'y
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TIE EDWARDS AFFAIR.
Large streams from title fountains j7ou,
NIuN OnfS GrOm LLIe ncnruS nrn,rH

4. ~, a.
"1uH oaks from hMe ac0rns groc."
we nave ever been under the impression, and we
are still, that more Importance has been attached
to the ABB. Plot" Gas it is significantly callcd,D
throughout All its stages, than it deserved, either
from its intrinsic Importance, from the cha
ractcrs OF the persons enga gcd in it. OF from the
consequences which arc likely to arise from the in
vestigation which it has elected. We have no
doubt, as we have before said, that the report OF the
committee ofinvcstigation will completely cxculuate
MIR. Crawford of all intentional error. But of what
consequence isthis:? What is it but saving that that
gentlemen has performed the duties of his Office
duties marked out By the laws, which he had sworn
TO obey Shall a false sympathy b. excited for MIR.
crawford, and appeals be made to the generosity of
the people, 10 repay him with the presidency for the
prosecutions of MIR. Edwards Such is the course
Which has already been pursued, and we have no
"oubt 1t VIII be followed up. But j. cauuo. have
any effect on the minds of an enlightened people.
Ii 1t snail be proved, Indeed, that Mr.. Crawford has
not only done his duty. but that he has gone far be-
yond IT., IN order to promote tho public interest, then,
ihaecd, there will be some ground for looking for
ad TO his prospects from this source. But, we re-
peat, when he has done no more than he contracted
10 Go, when lie agreed 10 receive a stated salary as
4 iull 9ald pro quo for defined aud spccifc duties
ne Is not entitled TO any additional reward, because
he Is enormously charged with Il NEGLECT sf those
duties. Ii il paying him twice for the same thing.
As iof hir. Edwards bimselfwe are glad he has re-
signed. But what becomes of his out fit and first
quarters salary? We should be 10th to hear that
he had Pockctcd it when lie is not TO render any ser
wee therefor. 1t would, too, be a blot, more diff
CUT TO wash OIL than any which has hitherto at
tached to his character. He owes IL 10 himself. ~
return the money to the Treasury. and retire nom
public life. He will only cease to be a mark for
me cnmity of some, the compassion of u few, and
The scoFn Of Others, when he ceases to attract atten-
Ion by his high station He is too timid for the Of
ice oil Censor .H0y1tE,, even if he had a strong case
ana was oackedby a large share of public opinion.
Under the circumstances of his. present situation.
every day decreases the number of those who have
been really MISUNDERSTANDING them into con-
'enners OF a man who, with indiscrction enough To
apply inc torch to the magazine, had not bolduess
'n""9i 10 meet Tie consequences. JirgIlian.
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orANTxuo cAMAL. r.orrERx.

1850 tickets. II blanks toa prize.
This Lottery is formed by the teruary Counbina-
ton and Formulation of n numbers. The fate OF
the above 1850 tickets will be dc tcrmined in ii few
moments by tho drawing of 4 Numbers out of % put
into the wheel. As the present Scheme varies ii lit
tie from the former ones, explanations may be 30
tel, Richmond.
u The drawing will take plate on THURSDAY,
:hc 25th day of November, or AT a much ca,i,cs
day. if the. sale of tickets will warrant il.
Tickets and Shares for sale st
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WANYEN.
rex SALE.
TuE TRACT OF LAND called Ora

TRhGf OF LAND called Gravclly
= HUI, IN King William County, about six
n'leslrom the Court House, containing one iiuntlrcd
ana fifty two acres. This Tract of La nd is well
worth the attention of any person who wishes a de-
'ifaoie little farm. II is convsnicm to a good bold
navisaiion, beiiy abou; two miles from The Pamlm-
Ky RIVER. The buildings arc IN pretty GOOD repair
ana amply sufficient for the accouamov atm Of o
small family; no place can beast Of bette : water. A
iuh proportion Of it is in original Tin,be oFfbc best
quality. The neigbborhood is good and iha soil is oil
that peculiar kind III that section of 4is cc..1.ry
which srhls, it is congcnialfo tie govt, of sm, u
grain, almost Invariably insiiros 20 the O. lfiya,oy .
good crop ofCorn. The tcTms OF salc aye oua dr.,
cash, one tlfir1 in twelve months, and ore fbird -
two years frOm The day Of sale, the two las, ~
ments TO be secured by a Deed OF Trust on The
Land. Ifthis Land is not sold privately before.
will be offered for sale publicly, at Ring william
Court-Iiouse, OIL The fourth Monday IN july nav,
The tile IS unques'ionable having been devised ~
Blackwell Foster to his wife Susanna. toey, !
Susanna China. ""
THOMAS CHTNE.
ICre 81 -
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June
NOTICE.

Ercc"aire Department, esM Nay, 1924.
BDKoPoSALS will be received at this Depart
ID ment until the 1st day Of July next, for the
sale of five hundred and eighty copies of the {. Re
ports Of Cases decided IN The Court Of appeals O,
Pirgfmia,( from he 1911 .4prH, 1920, 10 o8h .Junc,
1921, GY r. ". Giimer, Counsellor at Lap."
BY order,
Wm. II. RICHARDSON, G.. c.
ttstJ SO
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June 25
TnnAsvny DrrAnrmEnr. Juno 81. 1a24.

INV 10y AOSIs
N oiiCE is hereby given 10 the proprietors of
~ The Six per cent. Stock of 1913. Loan of
S~l6,oOO,OOO, and Loan of S7,5OO,OOO, that Books
VIII be opened at the Treasury of the United States.
and at the several Loan Offices, on tho frs; dav If
July next, to continue open until the first day Of
octnoel .nefeai'et, Tor receiving subscriptions for
such parts of said Stock as shall, on The day oC ent.
%scription, stand on the Books of the Treasury am,
on those OF the Loan Offices, respectively. n,,Isnar,
to the provisions of the Act of Congress, passed the
1oth OF May, lGl1, %entitiedt " An Act to authorize
" the Secretary of the Treasury to exchange q s,orL
e" bearing an interest at four AID a half per coz,
Z" for certain Stocks bearing an interest at six Der
The subscriptions may be made by the pronr;e-
tors Of Tue stock, either in person or by their at,or-
mics duly authorized to subscribe and ,ransfo~ ~ -
the United States. The Certificates are 70 he sor,
rendered at the time of making tic subscriptions.
WM. II. CRAWFORD.
tIOcf5
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N. SHEPPARD, c. c. II.
NOTICE.

In pursuance of the provisions of the fore
gong Ordinance, l shall proceed TO sell the
stock thereby created at Mr.. Carter 3. Pages
Exchange, in the city of Richmond, on the 2Odl
OF next month, at the hour of 12 O'Clock.
n. SHEPPARD,
Chamberlain City of Richmond.
June 18 aOJA2
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REMOVAL.
B. TATE & co.

y WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
- V removed their Sale Store 10 the boo.e
- recently occupied by messgs. CoITov ana
CLARK, opposite the Bell Tayern. They feencon
SANITY on band a large and general assortment of
= iHEh' which they Offer on reasonable terms.
June %. os,rSa"
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SUDDEN DEATH

On Wednesday afternoon last, Mr.. MICHAEL
CLING sud lcnly dropped down in the street and
expired His death is supposed to have proceeded
rom excessive exercise, during that and the two
preceding unusually warm days. Mr.. C.. was a
native o fIrcland, but had been for some time \ resi-
nent OF this Country. Re was reccntly from the
ncIghborhood Of Beaver Dam (Coochland,3 on his
way over the mountains, and had been attacked a
day or two before in a similar way.
riio,g iHpoicd and rain
=" Is man, 10 boasf him ofhi$ =ephwis breaM
" Nun, wtosc 'ctoie rncc ofHG is on Ne rer,c NJ
dcoNt' ~ .
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TRUST SALE.

~ 10
HeIRSCANT to the provisions Of a Deed Of
n Trust, executed on the 23ti day of May, 1916,
by Scawall Osgood, to William Writ and Thomas
taylor, Trustees, for the security and indcmnifcati-
OF OF David Bullock, duly recorded in the office of
the Hastings Court Of the City of Richmond, will
be offered for sale, at the premises, to the highest
bidder, for ready money, on Friday the 9th dnv OF
August r2xt, at $ o'clock, P. NJ. a certain piece or
parcel OF ground, lying i'll the City of Richmond, be-
Ing a part OF lie half acre lot distinguished in the
plan OF said city by the number (522) five hundred
aud twenty-five, bounded by the James River Ca
nal Company on the South side, one hundred and
niiiety-fom feet, and Is Il part of the same lot OF
ground conveyed by Jaqueline B. Harvie and Ma.
~ his wife, To The said Ossood, as may be fully seen
OF record III the Office Of the Hastings Court of the
city aforesaid-Mrs. Osgood, the widow of said
Scawall, is entitled to her dover in this property
and the Trustees will only convey suci, title as IS
vested i'll them By the decd aforesaid.
BY THE TRUSTEES.
June % tdsa1
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INTYR

ASA AA A0m8
VIRGINIA LOTTERY OFFICE, RIclsNoSD.
Whole Ticket S. 90
Half do. Ia. . 80
Quarter do. 25
Parcels Of 8 Tickets may also be h@d55+A4purcl,as S.
ed i'll that way they will cost $15, and4fe Warrant
ed to draw $50, less 10 per cent.
Should a parcel be purchased by certificate. il
win cost only sse
OF Whole Tickets sstS xs,&z9
Half do. nx3d
Quarter do. AE44HxSe7
Prizes payable 80 days after tkeSsdrawing, and
subject to a deduction of Is per ceit.
Orders from the country (post paid,) will mec,
with prompt attention.
IL p izes in the Lotteries of New-York, Jersey
Pennsylvania and Maryland, will -be received IL
payment of Tickets at this Office, and any informa-
ton respecting the results of the drawings of sai
Lotteries, can always be obtained.
June 90.
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JUST PUBLISHED BY J. II. NASH.
(Prsee one dollar)
TNE VOCAL STANDARD,

STIR SPANGLED BlJv:NER;
(EiNG the latest aud best selection ever offered
- TO the public, particularly of American Par,i-
otto Songs; as well as Sentimental, Humorous and
Comic Songs, Duets, Glees, &c. many of which arc
aud not 10 be found in any other collec-
ton.
.1noris pairiic '%a.trir, carmen.
"Song is the nurse of patriolis,h."
u The above selection was hot nude by an in
%divklual, but by ga Committee of Taste consist
ing of Ladies and Gentlcmen, of this City, aud will
be found more comprehensive, diversified and rich,
perhaps, than any other yet published.
June 20. Visits
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III %VSN'Fr ' 80 1880
SyR I'VE take the liberty Of cnclo sing you IT,
proceedings OF Il meeting, of the Frcchoiders OF
Fairiax county, opposed to tic nomination OF cam
didates for tho Presidency and Vic, Presidency.
made BY The cGucWs III Washington, and TO the noMai-
nation of candidates for the electoral College oil
Virginia, made by the caucus in Richmond. The
meeting was attended, unfortunately, by the
friends OF all the candidates, against whom the cait7
cas- system was intended to operate AMI the plan
suggested in the resolutions, was agreed TO without
Il dissenting voice. Should you concur with us in
opinion, that the approaching Election involves
principles OF the greatest Importance {; That we
are now TO determine whether The people or Il small
majority of the Members of Congress arc to elect
the Chief Magistrate of the nation; and, whether
those principles of administered ton, which have uni
ted us at home, aud procured for us the respect of
the world, are to be Abandoned. We invi.c your
corporations, III procuring the appointment of dele
gates from your county, to the proposed Convention
at Charlottesville 1t is only by an union among
those opposed to the caucus system and its princi.
pies, that either can be resisted with effect.
Your obcdient servants,
Gee. MASON,
WILLIAM ROBINSON, :,
w. III. FOOTE, So""hn'ec OF
JENNINGS BECKWITH, correspondence
w. Ii. F~ITZHUGH,
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THOMAS CHiNE.
susanna Cm%N.
w., ~
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Aud a large variety of other articles not remember
ed all which are offered extremely low TO the pub
lie, with grateful thanks for previous favoss.
June %. wts1,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04

I. Ofths 2sI meo.bers ef Congress Mr.
Crswtord's vote. smoun,ed to no more than
siTfy.fpo in Caucus.
O. Wi,h the addition Of ,ve votes by p'oxy'
his whole numbse Of votes appear " DC e11
sixiy Hour.
. This leaves against him i97 votes, seea
MAJoRirY against him OF sae hnndyes and
hfrty.fbree votes.
=, From TEN States. he bad no vote.
S. From FIVE STATES, no had ss' me vote
each.
6 From TWO States, be had bu, Two Vo,ss
each.
7. F,om THREE States, he had but ,hfss
volss each.
s. From the remsining four States, he hsd
= 'nsiority IN three only.
9 Three States cannot elect President.
10. No man Of sound mind in be couu-
uy can now believe Ms. Crawford will DO
p Piesident--
ii. Unless the National Intelligence Geo
MAKE it appear .hsi Lhres 70, ns msio'iy cf
irvsnIy Jour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-04
Tn. National Iu,elIigeoesr having asserted

The National In'elIigeneer having s'ser'ed
th, ,here we're 90 republican members OF
Cooste" in favor Of ME-. Cravferd, . mem.
her Of ths, Body, in Q eomnuniestioo 10 the
Edilors has denied the TACT paslcy, ard as.
ses,s The whole number of BIZ C0wtotd's
friends s,teadst tho esucu, excepting six,
among whom s'e he TOO proxies from Vic
ginis srd Tho West ln6ies. notwithstanding
the eoa,t sdieiion above referred TO, We 6nd
tho Ns'ioosi Advocs,s, th0ngh 10 possession
Of the paper ccntsinig i',rpablishes the OH.
giosI s,s,ement Of the In,enigeneer, ss though
n bee csve, been que,,iooea. This 10 in en'
tire accordance ~i,h the syuems,c nis'sp.
'eun siioes " ~a,eh tho Cause has been sup.
ported
-'..s- y; Y. h,-eriean.