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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23
Trust Sale of ValuabIe Land ami ~; o,-3e

= uot cUES " FOtud6!e Land Qyld NtSr0eS.
execution OF deed Of tust, Lew Jones aud Pru
deee ms w'ie, 10 secure the payment various debts ue
HoH' me tale h'm OF Morris aud JONES' the subscribers
proceed u SET pu5ic auction, the 10Th dsy of January
IeA Tan, not The me- fair day. the residence OF CIV
"He "a Inc county OF Nottoway, the Of land on which
ne esie', on Big Notioway ver ang 1913 I2
d'e portion oil Hat aud timber ed land the upland fertile.
'sh state OF Improvement, in good condition Tor artninr
s"d wen adapted 10 toe culture of com wheat tobacco
o"uo new ana commodious dwelling housr, ice h use t
all necessary out house,. THIS situated IN heab,
a"a aSise neisnhourhacd, and within nils If Peter,
1ufS o one other tract p land
portion ni ani lying IN the Lunenhur and Motto
way on h't sides oil Big Nv.oway> river adjoining the well
known aus Mills which have been sold for The
nentht OF The creditors" IF the late firm Morris. Lone.
& one other tract OF land Containing 266 acres wing IL,
me county oil lunenbug, the road leading The Fall
81 Holloway river TO LuuenbuTg CouTthGuse.
In execution OF the Aforesaid deed the same time
place, tue Subscribers will proceed sell like manner m
and also oarsge bat little used. Tie suiser,e,. viii
sell under The provisions - the said deed the aforesaid l.
Jones stock OF all knd winch considered To be yaa
consisting Of horses, (nciulng pair Of hu,sesj cows hog
ini sheep Al-o, all his household kitchen furpit,
"Hins utensils including aud land viii,
nc ''ii on acrtdt Ut and personal ON
cFedii OF twelve months The pui ela.eis giving bonds win
approved security Tine sale will continue from ~ T. d,y
until Completed - '
EDMUND IRBY d
Nov. "a. 90 -,
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HopkinspiHe for Sale, under Deed Of Trust.
flY virtue Of deed Of bearing date Esd day Of
ID March, 1926, executed to US by Charles l.. Woodsou
and wife, will nc sold the 2h day OF Dec next il fair,
II net the fair day, for ready money, The well known
Tavern the Buckingham R.ad in the County vi PoShaan,
called HOPKJNSYiLLE: Also the following slaves, viz.
Phil Esther aud her children Julian Billy aud Rich
ard, much OF the said property be sufficient
the amount due under the deed aforesaid The sale to take
place the premises.
SAML. TAYLOR, r,.
Nov "a. SIT WIN. 5. DANCE. ii"'Ves'
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will sell upon Accommodating terms tracts Of land Lying
in the county Of hooway, containing between eleven
aad oeive hundred acres, situated Nooway River, and
containing large portion Of first rate bottom land well adsP
ted 20 the growth Of Tobacco other CROP the high land
good aud well suited for The culture OF cotton. The other
tract containing between and eight Hundred ares lies
deep creek and bounded by other creeks, which afford
large qusnty Of very exeeen, fat land Al persons dis
posed 10 purchase invited TO view The premises, which will
btlhewn by the ovtrseefs hy myself application.
Anruf H2--tf nIruARu Y. HAHUANAY.
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COPPER .dND IRON FOR 1927.


Nary COMMISSIONER Office
November S0th, l626.
Proposals. until the 18TH January next for the supply Of
the following quantities OF Copper and To be elveed at
the resp. Give Navy IDS, before july 1922
COPPER.
1T BOSTON,
Not less than 400 Sheets OF COPPER.
Not less than 10000 ihs OF Bolt copper.
At NEW YORK,
Nut less than 5000 Sh,ets OF copper.
MOI less than 10000 lbs. oi Bolt copper.
IT PHlLADELPHII,
Not less than 800 Sheets Of copper.
II NORFOLK,
Not less than 5000 Sheets o copper.
Not les. than 10000 l'p. Bolt corper.
All the Sheet Copper be f. ON % 81 ounces tie
Boh Copper from SO 81 inch, may be resui ed.
IRON.
Ar BOSTON,
10000 lbs round,
Not les, than $4,000 Hat,
10000 C. square.
1T 4NEW YORK,
$4,000 lbs. round,
Not less than $1,000 fat,
10000 sauaie
1T PBILADELPHid
$4,000 lbs. round
Not lees than Z 10000 Hat,
At WISHINGT0E,
$1,000 lbs. round,
"0' '''' wa" sOSSo so. square.
AT NORFOLK,
{ 5oOoO ih,; round
10000 square.
All the round be from 34 10 - inches, may
he required The fiat may be reqnred aid square, ro
81 10 = IA inch, may he required
The proposals Of the sueties 10 he given
the Contractors Ohgae them. elves iunsh regur
ed, additional quantity not exceeding 70 cent on
INK sixty days notice.
All Copper Iron be subjected such nspec
aud proof present adopted lie respective Navy
Yards such other inspection and proof ihe Cvmmssion
es Of the Navy Board may direct.
Dec. g. 62-td
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Farners' Bank of V;rg;ni,

'yNHE annual meetin; the Stockholders for he elect,
OF Directors forthe Bank, for the Office. of Dcoun
pepot, VIII be held Wedne.day, the Sd day anu
aiy next. VIM kEkEkvIS f,,st.,
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FILL GOODS.

FTALL NELSON has received by the Richmond Packet
III and other late arrivals from New York aud PhsJelphs
part of his FAIL GOODS: Amongst which are London
suPerfue aud cloths and osssimere Vaena, Flo
rtnine aud swausd0wn vestns rose, point and Whitney
blankets white, red aud yellow a,nne earpetngs and hearth
fugs Irish linens ,beegs aud Diapers German oznaburss
and thread aud cotton checks and okng do
bricks anI cscoes India, Swiss aud Scotch NULL hook,
and cambria puus with general Of no
ey silks san, laces, and other fashionable Fancy Goods
which he will sell at unusually low prices.
Sent. 20. 4t-U
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Frederiok cnun,r. Nov. .


" vIiueoi deed oi trust Ed,l.d lIarI.vu 1-
- hatha w MS wle, 10 me, dated the 29lh dav of Oh a.
oe e25 ani recorded ia the Court OF ib. county of Au.
sha sell. on the is day of January next at public auction
10 me highest bidder, for ready money, slaves
WIN tue increase since the date Of the of the fe,
aso tract OF land called the Greek Plantation couan,nr
soo"' TO acres and lying III the above mentioned county
ne 'sle "'ll ne made npon the land III. NJ ROBINSON
Zen John H. Ccokc for whose benefit the sale will be made
disposed to give upon receiving from or
eha'rs approved security credit of twelve months, for so
inuch oil The proceeds he entitled 10 receive after de-
Quoting theIeirOm about $3.50 this a, his r,uus
Wv. % % IDS NJ ~ snN
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.Mcgrnes for .Nnie

Ill be sold for Cash public auction On Monday The Is,
uiy OF January next, Al Greenyiiie Courthouse, being
court day, 10 or 10 likely young vauahe SLYES be
longing L. the estate of Simun ruIner, ir. dec.
Dec.li 6i.tds ]. q. LUNDY. admir-
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.uRS. .MaRGaRET COIy.aN.

4 you NOT resident OF this Stale GU will please to
~ take n'iee, that shall Monday the h of February,
lS27 aud the 9Th and 9th og the month"; should
necessary between the hours O 10 a NJ aud T. H.
at The Tavern OF Thomas Gary AT Gloucester ouuu,r
take The dispositions and adav of Messs VIM JOnes, Ar
thur l. Davis, James Dabuey and Others, he used
dence IN suit pending IN the Superior Court OF Chaucery
Tor the RchnOud DIict, wherein you, administrative vi
Alexander Coyysu plaintiff aud an defendant.
JOHN IL. HAYWOOD, admir- Of WIN. iiA wood, dec.
Dee 3.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

VIE tract OF Land called Hill Grove, containing abe,
r'Vo aeies lying IN the lower end of Amelia county, 70
~eI advertised, still for sale 1t would make an escelle
lion plantation. 1t Will be sold all sshsr divided .n
PATS rs Inc terms will beaccommOdating.
"irwsn,. n.ar-h4. ao-tr RIM n CIR rs
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EALL GOONS.


I'VE receiving and opcung large proportion OF
w Fall and Winter GOODS amongst those VpeLins,
Bales of rose, punt and juie blankets
Bales uapt cuttons, various makers
Bales faineis, feaTnots aud bearskius
Bales bleached aud unheached domestic sheegs and shirt
ings, complete assortment.
Broad cloths and ca.sinsres of all qualities, tile most
superior imported
Pesse cloths OF all colours
'Nestinys, TO suit the
Silk, cotton aud worsted hosiery
Furniture cambria and garment dimities
Gases Irish linen, long lawn and shee.ins
few pieces Flanders beautiful and cheap article
Cases sattinet he'd ticking. checks
Boxes Ut looking glasses put dozens. for wholesale
trade
Cotton shirtings, cotton camhricks
Muslms, bon.hazines, bombazets
Diapers aud linen cambrics
complete assortment vi merino and cashmere shaw AMI
scaris, some beautiful
A small tment nerno snd cashmere hdsfs
\ few beautiful PLAN black silks
TIN cad laces flat bobhin and
Canton, nankin and Italian grapes
piece beautiful gauze flannel.
They expect daily additional supplies from New York and
Philadelphia all which will be sold much under price
WIN. NEALE
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81 Irncher IInnted

A Teacher ~ anied.
'HHE suhcriiers wish to employ for the ensuing year,
4 teacher that well qualified teach The Ensish Lsn
su.ge gIammaiiealy Geogisphy Lan III eek Dlarema
ticks: ANY gentleman producing satisfactory evidence Of his
perfect knowledge the above branches will
eouragemen ny sPp, ihe Subscribers living the up
per eBd vi Chesterfield county.
THOMAS BRANCH,
HENRY COX,
Dec I. 59-n SPENCER WOOL BRIDGE
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Luuafic HospitaI. UiIIionsb,,ro


~ OTICE hereby given that all the ctl institution
occupied and that patient will he received
until Of the said cells vacant due notice Of which will
be given. by order of the Court of Directors.
Nav 26. 5-if LEO HENLEY. cd.
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fEE annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the Bank
Virginia will be held at their Banking House. the City
VI Richmond, on the first Monday in January.
w. DAADklDGE, Cashier
her l..
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Sale of Cn[uobIe .SIorcs

Thur.day the 2sh OF December next will he sold a,
- Annheld, the late residence oi Matthew Page dec IN
ihs county, abon, seventy valuable slave con.n OF men
women aud children credit OF will be all
bond with srpiOved security beng given.
WILLIAM r. PAGE
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OMe(al 3savers.
On our Relations ,oih Great Britain.
DOCUMENTS

FROM me Department Of State, accompanying
the Presidents Jnessage)
No IA
10 .afoerf Gaiiaiin, ENJOY Extraordinary and
.hnister PienipOtentiaiy eff the u. States,
London
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23

Tobacco Ttcisters and Steamers.
WE wish hire for the ensuing year 80 good Twsers
w Stemmers Of Tobacco For such liberal price will b.
given application 90 Mr. X. q. Gillian n Richinond
tae subsc ribers i'll Manchester.
JAMES IL. PATERSON CO
Dec H. 61...u
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WISH to hire Fifty Sixty ho,s, 10 he employed in a
Tobacco Mandatory. COLIN MACRAE.
Manchester, Dec. 10. 67-tf
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n The ENQUIRER i, published twice generally
aud three week durus the of the State Legea
Price, tn. heretofore, Five Dollars per annu,
advance. Notes Of Chartered specesyny banks
ouy) will received payment. The Editor, will
safety of RENTING them by na the postage Of all let
ers being paid, by the writers.
r No paper will be disc n,inued (hut at the discretion Of
the Eji,ors,) until all arrearayes have been paid up
" Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
shsii have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
6 One square, Or LESS-Emst nsertion rs cents-each
continuance, 80 cents
Nv advertisement inserted, until has either been paid
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A NEW SEHEME.

70 would thank yon to let me have an
advance of Sixty dollars on this Invoice OF
goods" said a man yesterday to an anc-
fioneer. The Goods are in the store."~
The auctioneer looked over the Invoice,
drew the check, handed it to the person,
and they went together into the store to
examine the goods. As they walked
Through the store, the a%uctioneer saw and
turned to shake hands with a friend the
man with the check, took French leave
The auctioneer missing his man, ran with
all speed to the Baok to stop payment of
the check. He was too late-the check
had hren presented and paid. He had,
however, the good %fsrtune to arrest the
,windler as he was fastening down the
steps. He handed over the cash to the
slclioneer, and once again took French
have, lPhil. Press.
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MARRtED-O On Sunday morning last,
IN the Now Harmony Hail, at a regular
meeting Of the Society, by the Reverend
John Burkitt, PHILIP NJ. PRlcE, late
of Philadelphia, To MATILDA GREEN
TRrE, late of Washington city.
-On the same day, At the same time
aod place, RoBEGr RossoN, late ofWash-
lpgton city, to ELizAE. PAHvlN, late oil
Princeton, lad.
In compliance with a resolution adop
ted at a meeting Of the Community. tn,
above parties, previous to the performance
+ THE marriage ceremony, entered a pro-
test against the usual form of marriage
IN the following manner Each coupl'
standing up in the meeting. 81 taking "acl
other by the hand, severely, repeated
- 4. 3. do agree to take his nI2lnsr
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RAOTiCE.-For saleTwo Black mltha,
" one between 40 and IL, and the other
between &c and 81. The oldest has been at
tie business about 20 year, the other about
Is years, aud are considered a. good %pisnia-
tion' blncksmiths Us nny, aud tue elder rather
better upon the temper than common lhey
will be sold separately or together, as pnr-
eba.efs may choose, and II not sold privately
by Amherst June court next, will he then
offered publicly for cash or a short credit.
Il. l. DAVIES, For
y. Franklin, adgr. Of Jno X Franklin, deed
May Ia, tlctd.7s
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LynclburS Young Ladies' Sc
mIIlAfN.

y this lnstltni 10. conducted by Nj.
y and Mrs. LFn1r, Mr.. II. l.enba md M
ASSISTANT, nre tuosht ali the branches oil In.
gll'll education Including, Natural Phileso.
Thy Chemistry Nytlolupy Chronology ,
rhetoric CemPos,tfou the hnlhc MATES ,
aud, moreover, DinW ny aud Painting OF po.
per and velvet landscapes Music, yofht
and On thr pIeno.torte tHr tftbch, Haitian
aud German languages all kind, al Needle
Work, a.. ~
Scholars 1cjH be reesiutd. at anu
hmf dnrsag Me present session. maj
me Oh day Of august meet. uphen II
ro'H terminate ; payments m proper
hoa q The time.
Al the end OF every session there viii be u
public examination. under the direction 81
respectable gentlrmen Of lhis town which
viii cunble the public 10 judge Of the I'm
pr"Frmeni OF The sclloiars.
ll" sessions otter the present, will be of
hNc month, enrh nud commence, regularly,
on the ii 81 October aud 1t of March
The month OF Aul Isl and September, will
er tho only vacation gwen cncl year
PE1Ek II. LIUBA.
May i6. ,,7s
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AZ the P,i2eS paid IN Cash.
The Drawing will be superintendent by
the following gentlemen: Judge VIM.
Daniel, ChisweIl Dabney, ALBION M'Dan-
ell, John G. Meem, John Bullock, David
q. Murrell, VIM. M'Kenney, VIM. W. Nor
veil, Ammon Hancock and Robert hy .
Esqs.
A. Very few numbers remain unsold
which may be had at the low price of 81,
so and shares IN proportion.
o. Orders from a distance, by mail,
post pad, or private conveyance inclosing
the cash or prize tickets in this or other
Lotteries, will meet the most prompt az
tentinn, if addressed 10
AUG. LEFTWICH, Manager.
~ Distant adyenturers will be furnished
with lists OF the drawing
LynchbWg. Ffb. OF. 1926.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

HOUSE or p~ELEGArFs.
CabeH-John Everett, j.. Elisha McCo-
mas.
Cumbyrjqnd-Daniel A. Wilson, Ran
dolph Harrison.
Eli=o5eh 'y- Charles Collier, John
T. Wray.'
Southampton Martini George vii
cox
Creenbrier-Samuel McCiuug,f Joseph
Anderson.
Gies-Wiliam H.. Snidow, William
Smith,
*.got IN the last legislature.
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POSTPONE AIENf.

IN conscoarucr Of the request If
several members uf n Society. The
.fnnUaI ].leetiug of which takes place
tomorrow erening. the Theatrical
performance advert sed for that a.
'cnlns is postponed until Friday {
ycniug next. the l9ih inst.
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DisuaA WaNnp s.ottery
To be Drawn In Richmond 18TH lust
yN1E have n few more Ticket, on hand

yN1E have n few more Tickets on hand
w in this excellent seheme.-Adventur-
ers are respectfully invited 10 call, and sa-
cure the go OoO prize 80 The Goddess q for
tune, as the world knuNa, 10 n lekIe DaHc,
aud frequently charge her plaet Of abode ,
and " We are authorised 10 say TINT sAe re-
mrged, On the 6tft day OF January last, nom
her tormcr residence, wherever TINT wns) to
the eiiiue OF JONES h. iULEk,
Where she intends TO reside ~ least until the
drawing oil the Virginia litrraigfe and DiS
nal swamp Lottefici are completed
~ Order, from u distance (pOsi Paid) en-
closing The Cash, or Prize Tickets in othee
Lotteries. VIII meet with prompt attention.
JONES Il 1ULFE.
Nav .
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395aQQQa

YESTERDAY, the Grand State Lot
i terry was Drawn upon the odd and even
system. Besides The above capital, there was
drawn from the wheel one OF sic. goo, 2 OF
$4,000, prizes OF $1,000, 500, &c. &c. The
drawing will be received by US on Wcdnes-
day nest. when all numbers will be examined
gratis, and cash paid at sight, Mt the Lottery
and Exchange Offce OF
s. * nj. ALIEN e. co.
Nav II. Lyncdhurg.
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inanj to be my wif-. nusband) and Z de

Glare Tt | submit t. ans ollie ceremony
npen ibis orr tsidri. mi i" cnafaruliy wit,
ihr lWs oftlie Sttir." raes Ii wen
titfe gh ttr marriage ceremony Ne IL
an m. r. c r'nouy how ~
llr' hni been I9ln. md "a CIR
gyinnn va plHs IT 10 register The IN ri.
dge IN Il trg1l lerm, ~ r altrihsrds lrarn'
wa unnecessary. IN H. GJz.
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"Hhen Greek meets Greek, them comes thu
tug of Hdrn

-
GREAT BILLIARD PLAYING.-A few
days since, a young man arrived here from
one of the Western States, and soon at
tracted attention by his great skin at bill
lizards. There are many young gentlemen
10 our city, who are great prohcients IN
that art, and they were determined thai
this Northern youth shonld moi walnut OF
having beaten New Orleans without a
struggle. Accordingly a champion enter
ed the lists zone who had hitherto conc
victorious out of every contest IN which he
had engaged, and now stood without a rival
at the billiard table, as Spring, the cham
pton of all England, does in the pugillstic
ring. They played several rubs at differ
snt times, with alternate success, on which
considerable surns We're lost and won. To
settle finally the question Of superiority,
they agreed to play on Monday until one
or the other should have gained ten games
more than his Antagonist, the winner to re
celye five hundred dollars bye-bets were
also made To a considerable amount They
set TO about half past four O'clock. H.
fhe first hour the ". Orleans champion
was Z or 5 games ahead. At O'Clock
she stranger had gained a little, and having
stopped for relrrshment, about midnight
~ was seven games ahead. The New
Orleans veteran, nothing dauntsd then
put forth ali his powers, and vas victor IN
seteH games successfully. Thus they
continued, with different turns of fortune,
ill 7 O'clock in the morning, when each
man had won forty eight games, having
played ninety-slx 10 all, and they sheathed
tnelF CUES, and setired lie sip their coffee,
both declaring that were they to contend
Ill next Christmas III the mauner p~rescrl-
bed by the terms Of the bet, neither could
Garry of the prize. The New Orleans
champion is the safer and more cautious
phyer and makes sure Of his hits the. o.
tber strikes with p4ors boldnrss, and ire
aturnlly relinquIshes a good hazard for the
more doubtful chance OF counting double.
The result of the contest shows that they
are well matched. ". Orleans .fdo.
-aQ9-
LITERARY.-Hliidm THeoJdld HoT
Rone has published at Washington, the lie
bf bis father, well known in Irish annals
as the founder of the United Irish Socie-
~, aud Afterwards in the French and Ba-
tavan services, in which he rose to an
importan, rank. The author Of this work
IS an officer of promise in the U. 5. SER
vice
TIE BUNKER HILL MONUMENT.
lis to be an Obelisk, built of Quincy
branite,220 feet high-a0 feet ia diameter
at the base and IS at the "mlt-thr
walls are to be constructed Of II courses
OF stone, of Q feet inches ia thickness,
and each block will probably weigh from
three 10 five tens. A hollow con vii!
use from the centre, around which a dIght
o'stalrs will ascend TO the summit. The
oase of the cone will be 7 feet. the apex 4,
IN diameter. The work is to
Immediately.
RAIL R0ADS.-The rail road coach
between Darlington and S~tockton-on-
iees, in England, carries twenty Passen-
gers, Is drawn by one horse only, and per-
hour.
"QDfY0QUES.--rhe following Toast
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ion aad the ,tllled policy 81 Ii. country.

rnpiion and dishonesty. md VIZ ask Ia vain
foi the evidence on W hich these assertions
ara riskcd. We a., then, il = pnriy TX,
tbs henr6eiaior .a5nrrnns In the frpola
tlon aud Interest f the country There
can b. no h,sita. loo AS ~ .hr an.wrr.-lf,
IA we c"n'rnl. AMI "a ee hrnevr, thc
coalition Randolph, Cal oun Il Co. Is
TURNED - thu prastratioo IT honrrablr
naeH. al II fof thr defeat or u pernirion
priooHI., alll not thu people frovn 1t into
auniirlattha, and show by their conduct
thai they ar" not Ia be sedncrd INTO an IN
considsrats and indiscrimioatc opposition
TO an admiuistJ alton which las re,s
committed an act mure Worthy of r"nrn-
hafinn than lis pIederrsssofs-an admins
trat,on whleh an appeal, tar = sludic, =
OF lis constitutional apin,ons, however =
r%nneons they may br. n the practice lfnp'
to the prrcspts ofj,tTalsou and Madison
and for = lustDic,flan ofiis foreign polir,
10 the new AID uarxampled situation IN
which The political world IA placed by thu
la..,n..,a,f hu. !.
southern portion aflhr American Cont
,.,, -, H., ~ r
,.aa,., D.,,th.. ,...,
3homdf I.0erSon aud John q .iiIms.-
We h1pr lh't The orthodox will not h"
shocked at the profanity of the conner-
ton oftb"se two names.-W We only pur
pose 10 how, That tn" outs OF every age
AWAY adopt the same slang when thr,
"lsh 10 ahnsr the 1RS,-ohr readers VIII
ltcol'ret That one oil The p1tncfpal ohJec-
tons oil 'he "PpoSlllonlsis 10 Mi Adams
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furthcr-here they stop lie has no
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to, opposition. Now, the very same
thing WIS SAID of that practical statesman.
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