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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02
COMMUNICATED.


At numerous meeting OF the citizens of Meek.
enbufg county, assembled at the Courthouse sc.
corling to notice. On The 9Th instant, being courl
day, Major Thomas Nj. Nelson being first called
TO the Chair, and w. L. Harris assigned as Sec
Rotary:
o. motion Of Mr.. Nathaniel Alexander, It was
Resolved, That committee Of i've be appoint
ed TO draft resoIuliops expressive of the isslngs
of this meeting upon the existing tariff law of the
United States, aud also upon the propo ed increase
Of the tariff upon woollrus, and other articles re-
commended by the late Harrisburg Convention.
The Committee named By the Chairman. Consist
Jog OF the following gentlemen, viz: Nathaniel
Alexander, WIN. o. Goode, George larry, Job0
w Jones and Col. Erasmus Kenaon, retired, and
in few moDeeis, reported the following resolu-
ions by their Chairman, Mr.. Nathaniel Alexander.
RESOLVED, That equality Of rights was the foun
dation aad 10 The cement Of our Union; and all ls-
gIsauve acts IN violation Of it, are violations also
Of the Constitution OF the United S,a,es, and
should be resisted by every friend oil the Republic.
Resolved, That both the principles and the
practice Of our government are oppo-sJ % the pro-
lection Of one class Of the community, AZ tbs ex-
pense cod TO the NANTES, injury Of another.
Resolved, That individual wealth is national
wealth, and the only wise doctrine OF politicsl
economy, is that expressed w MT JefFer-on
tina, agricul urs, manufactures, commerce and
navigation. the four pillars Of our prosperity se
most thriving, when left most free TO individual
enterprise"
Received. That the increased duties on wool.
lens and oher imported articles proposed ~ the isg
and recommended by the Harrisburg meeting 10 ID,
aex Congress, WILL If adopted, work distress an,
ruin upon The agricultural class. aud are we'll rsl.
caatsd 20 alternate The affections Of one portion o.
he Oaion from The other: Aud ws deem IL on
duty, w the most solemn manner, 20 protest sgains
al such meetings aud al such mssstue-
"es lYejj That commiits ''c o1Yoi.fod q
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PLE-4S.iN'1' GROYE FOR SIZE

q LNCF u II.
tth virtue VI deed OF tIu executed {. the Subetiber
by Metweter HUT aud Amy, his wife, to secu. the
payment oil wv" debts therein nenOncd will be o the
premises, at public sale credit If twelve mnnh. the
hieh"'.r g"ing adeed Of the said land and bond
anu gp9d security TOT the lie put chase money on
we 81 day OF oetose 1897, valuable aud well known
SITUATION, IA The county Of Lunenhurg called PLEASANT
ohOVf on which the SAID MetseIher Huri now tri.,
au ".o WIZ ,htw tir same 10 any person may wish TO
view IL Containing about hundred acres with cunyc-
nen aud eonpodous dwelling house aud tavern good
store house. ace bose aud well the sans aud ia
hsn ne'shoo'hVod aud good situation public house
shd eoint store Lying Immediately the leading
.,on Buns Ferry, on Sianuoh river, Peersbure-and
soou zen OF Twelve miles II Jm the house. The Lnd
wen adapted Tor the culture WHEAT oats cation
an u9aoco tue plantation good order cropping The
'ie IS oei'ev-d To be good but such title ony ,e.t.
W me- :uuslee, wall be conveyed the agree h
70 deed OF trust which Of record the county court II
Lunenbafg. by VIM q oVEyTnN
Ostobei =. 47-.1ss 49,
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Ou'"cei! Al itus huld oI.,k's office OF IA.
county court 81 Charlotte th 81 day September 1897
1eois. O. f'irnd, executor VI John gillian, dee. rrf
Allen Gillian, Thoma, PeIus, uora,io p.,lu. and R,,,
D.is
me "etniant n alta Pttus not having entered las
p.aaac", according 10 the Of Assembly and M RuI, of
s court aud apPeais ~ the OF ,e
u. Is ne, an nh1hant o tnis State, motion of the
plaintiff ~ counsel - pider. that the said defendant do
appear here on the 1T Monday December next and enter
' u taIante and answer the piani's bill give security
ioi PEI forming tie deere. Of the c"u that copy
ti' order he inserted ~ the Richmond Enanirer far two
"hs excessively, and posted at The court
ne 1-- OF tie sad county. copy. Tes;e.
oct z i(-wSt' WiNSLoW ROBIN SON, elk.
VIE Pies'teu aud DH .eois y nth Auna Conpany
rcqutst meeting tUe Stakeholder AT The lsy.fu o
AT Man. Waller IN the county Spcttsy vana on the frs
Monday No.eniher d.te,n,n. ON
10 the company WALLER HoLLADAY, pfea'
HUMPHREY HILL,
JOAN LEWIS, Dire.
JOHN ELLIS, 4 tors.
JOHN JERDONE
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NEW STORE,


VIE Subscribers taken the house forneriy oeeun,
~ Sies'i:. NJ ensfes Co., where they hsyt aus,
opened hsndsOie aud general s,rtment Of Fresh Insrt
60 Dly Goods among winch the following
"nirn ur.ihae blue, hlk aud fancy cloths ts
49, = -
bsuEuP cords
) AMI 4 IL point blankets
% 40 II rose hiAnLe . v,ry cheap
niaeh y fancy eoloured bUn.baLelis
Whte led green iiuneis
Ensiish French prints new & beautiful nattsrnx
superior seaeie~- iustriass aud sarsueit.
lSiei Gros de Naples silks
Tauboured robes
Rich iigd silk hik(. a great variety
DIS. y whHe hoLbneti L gRuz- wis
I '.u!ec SATIN, itsahtne .aiSnsus
"a. ese sesris--Cniiian srpsd dIess
's n'l'n points aud ppe-Lid,ss lid, beaver and dog
IL iiish inen-, grass bleach
Sd ii 6 bro. ,huInss & she.tinys
Bt!t Rlbbons STYLE
tn u a. and hpib'n.. isees and edgils.
0HPs na"'s ani scarisand variety Of other handsome
- u,ie', winch At Is unnecessary To mention;
supply Of
cutlery, Coekey aud Glass Ware and general
". all vi which they for safe
c ior 10 PunctuAI cusIomers ON credit oil ~
months The business will be conducted under the firm of
T. Juan y Go. ~ N ~ "
ne above goods were selected particular attention.
III h''a ieiphid New f"h aud Baltimore thi, fall which will
tio. usn. to sell at such prices give sstrs-
'A"0" +. JUAN,
TT ALEX. LEVY.
H. The farmer cust Of A Levy, are particularly
| requested T. give thrm a call. 10y
1ui'a CO., o., , 4s-4
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f0rrHafr fcnfsd.
Died. -, B,tt IN Mi6dleseS on the 30h Hneost a..
Sn'ah BakbTH, az The 5tb ycT Of her Her lie W.,
exemplary and h died uil ~ religious f4ih aBi hone
----,iu Spousyivsns on the OH Sept. Nirs Ws,gays,
Lcnia, 81 Dit J1o. W. Hsfrr afler an fire. Of
ab"u 10 h,u She hsi lived fhe lie christian ard n
be- sudden the world of pifn, vii, ehri,ilsn
10 ittuds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02

III Y T. NASH, have received extea,ive .dIuiona,
supplies 81 Writing and Letter Parer ,onmonrer AMI
fo,1saP Wrapping Pass asoa general MT Of hool
aud ns"eaneou. Books purchased trade sale. he
North for cash. which viii be sold at such ejcrl
es1no, tail please those whp .ai an nien, to
J. H. T. NJ will manufacture short ntt, e. every de-
serPi,on Of Blank BCok,o the .nateral ana
ship, inferior ~ u the State.
Oct. .. 4, a,
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NOTfCE.

" S committed 10 the Js Pe,idi.ton county on
., gay ot July last, nesrv who calls huns
..oo''on aud s,ys that ne belongs Mr.. john Jor
us ''ns IN The equity Ot hockbdgo Va Tne said negro
-. '' aiSh, stout @iie, black complicated, large full EYES.
s ssioiei htd when coas, one
." blue cloth, WITH gilt bu,tons-h, other bi,e svner
ae Jssps pau al ran'aloon vest par
s"o. Vhe tor sh'i' anh sfu half owner oi
ss'h negro r-qhes- To or~,rd prov. pr,r.tty
sha'- a"i 'aAs ATM away, ae will he lie ait 1hh a, The
IA" directs EEZEkiAu SuGARrS,
oo Jt,ior OF l.. q.
otc :. i2-wt2wS5s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02

lF The sale VI The rog ery advertised by Francis
Ex'r('es 4h ysgcj losiPyusdo Tuesday the Esd met al
Which ie entire will Re o6sIed srIs aud te
tef much of the Wcba "nty will be cfs-
1T, viii be made tr,en. FRANCIS FOSTER, Exf.
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ROOhS ~ -
OLD AMERICAN NURSERY.
fr"H and OrH0meNfai ITess, &c.

- 'EPliEN r MILLS co. (f,rmsiiy rf;n,e 4 Mill,
- ohrrfo sale, al ihfm EHthlf.aisni, net New Vol
MOI selecitnd ctce aHotUtnt Of Fruit aai namrn,t
free aud Pan Gfecnloue Pi7n,s, Ioiou Flower Itat-
SC; ne c'ferti5n Vt tfnf Trees Long Isisud hem. AZ
vel kuown, - The m extsnvs snd .seft 10 our ogpf,
nePropnei have oeij a. refer 70 hsif os,iota
at s'fl9' hthe f,ne Tine pisdEius tensclsV. Tor the
meit olgar-t yey large they have been tfoyef 4, ,o
inrr 80 n'sey-Tas collection 81 rosrs embrace. .I
hpndrsd ~ dc most slsn.i rave v,,ieti.. In f 81,
20 1v.y Dse,me, vii BE- by the csin.
otes 10 Dc 80 - chn0 fs'l q interest
odsn c'n he scot direct e. the Pfs,,r,sf,, ~ r., ~
y, = a''an Hhn9H' Of whom dialogue, may he obsned
OeL - 4z-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02
.NEW GOOOS
.NEW GOODS
1--WE 'ui''ef'bsr' have received the principal par,
d tiii.urfy Of
FALL, GOODS

AM viii receive by esry armal sJdouai supplies auiI
th-lr sssoffntnt completed
'hey cVcnns extensive etou Of re, ,ol
hs'H'fiu' en,,d8. WILLIAM HEAJE 4 90
ocin5-rf. fLu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02
-d.f.NO U.N'C E.uhyNTf OF fie DR-8 H7TV1-
COHEH'S OFFICE-II4 .lafket.fee,
M, baltimore, Aaglsf 6fh 1927.
IITER a TURE T,OTTER

the STATE Of MsIylsnj viii take paoe in The eis 90 1,,
'1oI 90 Wsdnesdsy The i7h Of ober, viii he
~ that day. This LVGiy the n,st rsn, ~, u. r.
Ssg,',1Hs bsdes The capitals Of 1000 TOLIs aud io e
D ~, no les ih'n TEN prizes Of TRO THOilSfN1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02

" III. az OK ER 2 DR-7PER y T.fILOP,
c,r,, SoJ ths late arm II Hradiey, ~ cyery & Cos
Ill continues at then old sislL " w corner VI i2h 4
Z streets, where h very bs,, exsrons shall be used
n continuance OF the hbet VI patronage
ie opened very handsvni. aud eIne OF
rAIL oooDS quite .i1ai TO sny iseeivei-consst-
ns s.n.tsi.y of bise. J'ack the me,
80. is cAsSihtkES, OF vArr"as axi.,,e. -snous
arc mny OF the veiy G,ssrot.; also, hindsonr
'otnen oi YESTiN6 asJ svey other el~ a. Li, i'm, all
OF "hh he wi ak. up Tin. very hes. aud most fa,hons-
pi. s'y's, and on seiy reasonable terms
Richmond, Osilber 2d, 1871 40 If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02
by ths C0peTHor ofthe Commons allk OF p,rs;,;o
4 PROCLAIM pJOV S"''A

! 4 TROcy> SWJrJo az" ~ F"siaia.
~ hEkEA mas been represented to the Executive by
io'h 'n'tani, the following ponIs confined M t J o
sid county :'ade Their escape beeirC are now cons
AZ srse w; Daniel Hainr, charged Una lac ,,, =, nm,
lawful shooting -Isaae, black man. charged viii, uaurdp
Shtc iS h'ss On charge OF ,rdemeanos have
9se' 10 'n.i reward OF 500 sarh, fo Dame lne ami
Who will aPPrehena aod convey jail Of Henri" en
" aforesaid, the sail Hane ssae aud H5sr; and do
good people Of the comonwea To use Their be- m
H. e1s me sad aslst to he sPPehended, they may
yea under my baud GoveLor, and under the seal If
s.peser, ,sa7 at N'eh'oIS tins 2s'h day u
DANIEL Hline aged IS years dark hair feet ,nchr
,sh; marEsd On ms lett 4'n D. H., sh Iu4 Ink aud a
Lac s,ck man slave the property of John Sheppard
pindrdse Hogs aboa 30 years did, ah"ut feet 10 inc
ugh ia complexion, sandy har, blue eyes walk LAM,
4S-wiv
- g. '@G' Ra &c sI.sriiiesS' F'cs'"'
~ hEH az ea' been repi'se"cd TO the Executive h,
<o'h uftsni, ceaa hn T. Samuel who had been re,
80 '"ihe ial On cha'se OF petty larceny nsie , oscar.
= ON he sd Jai and gong large have there
ode. reward Of $50 to any person or pr."n' 81 SIT s
APP eiend and convey jan OF Caroline afyreaJ ~ I
civil and military sn cho,t The good peoP, of.e common
"eS''' - 'e t he enieNof 10 cause The SAID fHgaiy,
10 be apr ehcnded that lac mas be dealt with the law d.
Giiysn under my hand =. Governor aud r,de, h,.,
IL. ne Oomm'nwrfitb, at IT.. hmrnd, th' 2th day 81,
September l8l7 WN. 4 GILES "
Johpj Sinuei issbout Is so ,ars of sGe about r.
10 oI u ~ hes high light HAIR aud eyes, ihn v.sge, .
MAZE aud very large lie generally hon M
clothes 81 variety OF coiouts. e'P"'
Oct = 4e-w4y
az rs BRoOAt respectfully ni1sihS . ,oi,, ,5-
October. - -N''"Uay Toe 9th Of
s-pt %. a. .,
ROOhS - PIPER -
COLLINS Co, aI.rse Bridy, ,hIy, feeriv,l,, ,.,
- ran snppt,-and haye now ~ store a cOmulss ,,,
"'tnt ~ bfdat BgoEs. 81 The vatons s,lst ' "'''i
FoofseGp. Le'fcr, DrnsUii,v md lsrlr ,V,i.;,-.
stock ' S'o" h"eehaneous
All we'll suited to The usual demand IN tb;, Nit,
bli"& bpok Ruled aud D,unI 70 any p,ue,n ,nd L.,
' y. os ~ description lone at the shortest notice
~------------------ 4i.-SGf
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tRESH ELL GOODS

~
NE seize the 'ariir oppor,un,y sppr euor,-ts
,ssi We az nss .vny aud openiOg all Supply
.. Df GOODS exceed ding " quality and variety any %
Nious supply They have
ee in he markets Of Nss York and FAadphia mv.t of
too 10 iien eAe,ee AID recent Expectations 50
val adu" ad-h of the leading articles will be
given future sdsert,s'msnl
F.& T. JAMES ha,set B,iase.
U IL f2-n
~ 81 ,lHDS. 81. UfUlh snd Porto IlIc, sus.1s
30 y,s. ii.rsan. s s.d Porto Rico coffee ~
90 do old white 40
IS B usr.i. Jamaie. 10
81 Iihi,. 1t sii.h Island nois.sc.
cuuei,on old An,yaa rum
90 pi?.s French brandy
a. n"rrei. Rye wh,,tey.r.,. old
o 5id' fo S'as"'f
sss,l Malaga WINES
Tons shot
10 hdr LEAD
40 Kegs Beatty gun powder
=. 20 Tons t Swedish iron, well as'o;,,d
do ADerean bli,,-rsd,tesi
do English do
90 German do
do plough noulls
ss BOhvs imperial gun powder young hvsnnf.as
% boAes candles, Woodruff
~ do Lees
Letter, SAP, aud ~rsppiuS psrer
pea soids, i'nrs and twine
Cotton aud wool
tstPei, Siuger aud uEtmecs
indiS', eoppeIas u msddeT
Aiuin, bi'nstoas X salt p.ue
O.aun.i salts
suO Sacks salt
oDa. Lsasy 81 inch shettinr. aud OF col
'1nyhnsO" consignment tie union uanuaciu,iux
company oi Maryland,
For sale by
90 ANDERSON GARTH e co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02

We lay this day before reader. many interesting ,
cites ION our Last aud L rria hea) touching IN. OH
aud Che'"P.ske Canal Company. we re.pectf,7y
mend them to The attention Of rel ders.
alase Poln al our columns his been recently devoted
I" Ms Uies's Speech. The conclusiun of II TO Isv I,v
"a scme iteles, which should have suh 10 our
TefsIfy tis cVn,euts Vi paper. - L"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02

HE newspapers are swarming with " Signs OF
The fimes'-as, Tor example, In Pennsylvania
he Signs are most decidedly against The Admins.
tTaIion. In Dsuphin, Chester, Washington, Lsn
caster, Union, sc. &c the strongest nomioation MS
hsve been recently made OF jackson candidates for
the Assembly. IL IS absurd TO whimper about any
thing like serious opposition 10 the cause OF
jackson In Pennsylvania. The Signs are jnereas-
Ing in New Yoik. TIC 5lsier Republican peaks
oil Capt. Rings company Of militia giving only 3
o. votes out OF aDOui 20 TO Jackson and OF
steamboat With upwards OF 20 passengers beng
unaH'mrsiy against Jackson--snd ol the Gland
Jury Of Etie county giving 10 ballots for Adams
and ior jackson. On ne other hlad, irepub
iic.n meeiiOg ~ Tioga county adopted resolulion
10 favor Of Jackson. Mr. Bsu,ley the chatham Of
tnis meeting, was one Of the Ad,ns Electors in
ISL Oi the - delegates tbl; attended the late
Convention 10 this county (say- The Seneca Bepub-
uevn) - were Tor Jackson. AZ a meeting 81, ?
companies ia the village ol Dryden, IN y ere for
Jackson aud three Tor Adams. AZ = parade in
browne county, the Hero Of New Orleans swept
all The votes except 4 a, a mceting OF odieefs,
non-eommisroned officerr, sc. Of The i3Ist Re.
s'me"t' :" Ulster county, Jackson had 80, A.
dams 3.
The tvs Officials al Washington are swear
ng ionhdiJ ahou, the Adams Convention and fhs
changes ~ public sentiment in Virginia. Pe,bap.
ttess mOFCfi gfstfetD.o t,fufI r. a., ID s.tr, 90
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Mr. tor'yth Is candidate for rhe Governor
Chair OF Georgia. The friends of Col Campbell
a. nfs' started him in opposition bat Col. C..
w'hdr.wine, MIR. MlitieIv Talbot was brought
out against MI. +. --I'he election takes place in a
few days but, on the ITlh instant Mir. T,lho,
hrea'hed his last al his residence near Washington
u. alter an indisposition of a days. Mr.. T
emisratej from Be !: nd county. Va to Georgia in
the year 1855 and. after filling some distinguished
Ounces IN that state, be has sunk into the tomb.
amid the deep regret. OF his fellow -ctiz-us No
other opponent has since been brought out ayain-,
Mr. i.
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h Is hoped lhs on making due search. other rsrls
OF the skeleton may be found. " T. inns.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-02

one of our own national vessels. The Chiefs consider Captain Percival as much the instigator of the attack as though he had headed the mob in person. Karai- moku, the most energetic and efficient of inc chiefs, is almost gone with the drOpsy, and can no longer hold the reins of gov ernment-and, it is probable the Chiefs will never again act decidedly on this point, till some American officer of higher rank and better principles than Capt. P. comes to the Island, and, by his example and authority does away the evil causedb by him. fought, in justice to Capt. P. to add, that he caused six or seven of his men to be whipped. have given all these par ticulars that you may be able to correct a. ny false statements on the subject in Amer ica. We feel that our situation is critical, and at all times truly perilous. This is certain, that if many more such vessels as the Dolphin visit the islands, there will be no hope for our lives"
 After this, and the other testimony be- fore the public, we have no hesitation in saying, ,that the Head of the Navy Depaft- ment should cause an immediate investiga- ton in regard to the conduct of the com mander of the Dolphin. ;.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-02

Our Lottery men, indeed, have fed, But Phoenix pays us cash in hand. Our gaOl is strong as strong can be-
 (We thank the peoples bounty for't.D Our limits to outdoors confn'6
 By our right worthy County Court. The academy has forty scholars
 The Judges schools not less thrifty "Ihe college" has no students yet,
 But calculates on having fifty. Thy streets. when drest in summers green, Are lovely as the Paphian bower; Nor can the blast of winter crush
 Remembrance. of thy twilight hour. But oh, that twilight, meSn, or noon,
 Midnightor moonlight, heat or cold Might know one moments respite from The busy y-body and the scold If in bright recorded page
 One blot is seen, twill vanish never :-- And thus the sin of tGthing sheds Its curse to blast thy fame forever. knew thee fa:-I lov'd thee long But when found this curse was thine, Ifed the lovely scene, and blush'd
 Toscall the land of tattlers mine. Oh *---* canst descend so low,
 So vilely low ?-amend, for shame !- He toyour kitchen-fog your maids
 Or stab your friend, but don't defame. But, friends,-good friends, beg your par
 don ;-
 I've wandered sadly from my story;- Though, faith the subject warns the blood More than the strife of whis and tory. Hail, Litchield! Peak of Bantam, hail !- A happy new year to the people !- A minister who will not run
 A ne,o brick church, with Doric steeple The tale is told-the wish is wish'd-
 Youknow the rest, my worthy friends- Your carrier waits-your purses ope--s For here my new-year's ditty ends.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-02
*Fresh brine.
FOR THE COUNTY POST.


 Mir. SMITH,
 SIR-1n your paper of the 18th ult. I read with no small degree of surprise, an enquiry, signed $ A Farmer" asking you the reasons why the Hon. Ansel Sterling was nominated last spring as aScandidate for an election to the next Congress instead of the Hon. Orange Merwn. My surprise was not occasioned by the request merely, but because it seemed to Sterling. As none of your correspondents have enabled you to comply with the request of the Farmer. I shall myself attempt it, and this I feel myself competent to do, because unless am much deceived, the reasons are known to me. In the first place, Mr. Stir ling has long been known and esteemed as one of the most intelligent, frank, and fearless re- publicans of the County, and has ever been found most faithful friend and able surpor- ter of the present administration ofthe State. As a member of Congress, Mir. Sterling it is believed gave universal satisfaction to his con stitucnts, and an attendance of four sessions seemed to point him out as equally, if not bet ter, qualified to discharge the duties of rep resentatiye in Congress than any other person in the County. It would seem that these req sons were asufIicient justification of the nom ination of Mr. Stirling. But it has been inti- mated inprivate circles that an undue inllu- ence was exerted to produce the nomination. The suggestion is dishonourable imputation upon the intelligence and independence of the respectable republican representative of this County in the last legislature. The facts are these; at the first meeting of the republican members ofthe County, Samuel Church, Esq. was nominated as candidate for member of Congress; a few days after this, Mir. Church gave notice to the gentleman who olIiciated as clerk to the meeting, that he should decline the nomination which had been made of him. self, not having before that time intimated to MT. Sterling or any one else, his determina- ton on this subject. And on tue same day and within few hours afterwards "a second meeting was convened at which nineteensre- publican members were present, when Mir. Sterling received IA votes without having re- ceived any previous intimation of the wishes or opinions of the gentlemen composing the meeting.
 This sir is correct statement of the trans action and the reasons of it, and affords evi- dence of the high estimation in which Mir. Stirling is held by the republicans ofthis coun- ty. ANOTHER FARMER.
 To the Editor of the County Post.
 SlR-I observe that you have published in your paper of this week, the resolutions a. dopted by the late meeting of republicans in Hartford county, with an editorial comment upon them. Although may differ from you in opinion, with regard to the expediency and propriety ofa measure proposed by that mee-