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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-13
Eram The N.p lori. Nal.ynal Ol.ele.r.

Phitosophyot LaU.-Nc hear OF he pbiloso-
phhy of hlstory--the philosophy OF nai1rHi histo-
ry--the phil sophy ut lauguu.c--aud Other
branches Of science Which have their poGuIiar
philosophy we nave now " give a s,,bllmr aud
beautiful specimen ofthe philosophy Of law, as
exhibited in recent decisions. few wccss
s,nae, gang OF Williams convicted oi Kidnapping
free white citizen were sentenced for that
crime, to from one month To Two yeas imprispn-
neat IA 4 county jaliw hereas, al the last SESSION
oitle Court of Common PICS. for Een5.'lle4r
county held at Troy, one Abraham Deer>tpne
wax indicted ~ grounds. one Tor s,caling
IA iew potatoes and IA 6'" beei5 in all nearly half
ii bushel--thc other ior stealing theo st!c>s Vi
wood, duTng The late severe weather, the s,gpr.
estaimost cgct known. Decfstyne was conxic-
ted Of thr,e numerous Offences, and sentenced 10
the STATE PRISON for TuREE. YEARS. It
was proved ILM he Mas lUboiine man, Nth Il
iamih and very pOnr--anl when detected with
the ,nrcc stick OF wood offered t. pay for them
moi being able, itom nc snow On the ground and
the unparalleled severity Of the weather, 10 pro-
cure wood At that moment N any Other Hay--u
was on the 3d 81 January, one Of the biuGrfst
DAYS of tins bitter season. No. j. uot this Il
grand specimen OF the philosophy of our law
winch rates tle stealing Of aail a busicl Of yeee.
tables, and three sticks OF wood. In Il ciae Of a
deeper dye than that Ito use the lanr4t,e a.
Judge 1iuoop. when hc sentenced the dnap-
pers at can1sdaigua) ''ofrobblng The STATE d. i
ctizen---a citizen Of his libcry--and q vile and
children of their natural guardian and protect
or - Glorious law Divine philosophy at law
which makes three STICKS oil FIRE wood, and
handful OF heets aud potatoes, Of more yaiae
than the liberty and edirty Of u free Given Of
tie great state Of New York Verify We aIe tie
most Enlightened nation onthe lobe We have
boosted OF il on the floor OF Consress--and sc
may nov boast OF ii on the foor Of tho county
jail Of Outiro and the State prison at ", stca s.
ter Let II be written in letters of gold on TO,
portals offaese criminal dornitories-ard IA al
people aud all nations, come aud admire our
wisdom. iustlce, and humanity, even as the
Queen Of Shcha event Of old, T. behold the work,
and admire 'he wisd6fuof Solomon seri,lsly
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abused the people OF Eerfoil. eolleciiysy. aad
had signaIted himself 10y slandering Their ania-
bic representative to Congress. (Sewton) aud
their fellow citizen Gen. Pryor. in the most I'M
measured terms. He was afnid ola cool reccp-
ton, no doubt, well as meagfe company
tn had been otherwise, Norfolk would have de-
served the abuse with which he assa,led her III
one Of his vindictise moods--We observe, too,
that the people of Milton u. C.) are about 10
diHer.t,e their representative, Mr. Romulus NJ
Saunders. What an age of great men Is this /;
aud how singular Is our method Of cauonlzation
There should be some distinctive appellauon as
signed To these recipients of beet aud mutton
VINE and brandy, al other peoples expense
that they may hereafter be known; for, We We
rlly fear that they will otherwise ou,ii,c the me
mory of their greasy honots 1T is absolutely
ridiculous. thus to be mal,ing u great ma, of g
very 'jack-leg lawyer whose nnpndcnce stands
hun IN aid OF sense, aud enables HIM To dcnouIce
measures the reasons Of which DEFY his effort, at
comprehension. What in the namc of common
sense, has Gen. Floyd, or Nr. Saunders or GOV.
Tyler done 10 merit ali this overflow OF feeling
this importing OF wine, and outpourius Of ad rap.
tdndtpn appeals Listen, aud wonder Gen
Floyd tired to get the namc OF Fortress Monroe
changed 10 PoWhptaa, we presume to graft, Il
private pique. llr. Saunders has set himself up
as an lnquis,tor-gencral, to extoit from Nr. Clay
his reasons tor certain conduct; and GOV. Tyler
wrote letter in 1924, expressing opinions which
he does not entertain in 1927 II there he any
act in either of the gentlcmen's lives, which en-
title them To higher praise. than those above re-
cited, " this deponent" is not aware of them.
Would that We could hurl tn. shaft Of Juvenal
or Boilean, or Pope Ii should be stepped in bit
tereSt gall for such deserving subjects of castig,,.
ton as these gverS OF dinners 10 every day men.
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Did, "a Monday tae 2ath ult at the house
Of NJ Nathaniel smith, OF Gooehlanh, the Iry
THO As iiON hhn. Presiding fidei in the
Mefhodid Church, aud formerly I'm stationed
preacher in this place. The circumstances
which led 10 ,his event. so deeply deplored by
those acquainted with Nh. Howard, wcre these.
The torn ofthe Saturday preceding lis death
overlook HIM travelling IA GU from the Con-
ference winch had Just al journed IN Petersburg
To his allotted station, about quarter vi mile
rom VI Smi h's residence II cannot be IN
defstnod Ia what manner he received the blow
winch ended ~ his death. Nmu lac reached
MIR smith house, be wns seIy blood, covered
with mud, and his clothes eefy much torn, lie
remarked 80 Nj Smith that he had been that
day twicclHrry ntatl, killed first by the storm,
and then 10y being en,nnglcd IN the reins. tfs.
; advised hnu To lay duWu, Which hc did, aud
Immediately conmienced vomiting, which pansnd
hs tlte 70 swell to such degree is 10 pf,1rcu
total blindness From thu time, he never aeail
spoke nutii he died which event occurred on
Monday afternoon Meee Jung The pnly wound
discovered Was nn IN, nose the bone Of whic',
seemed To br brol,en H. was IN great anguish
from thr tune Of reaching At Snnh's until
bout an hour before he expired lnsrruiiblf ate
the waysot Heaven 10 man: sudden as was Nj
lIoMalds death, however, 1t met hun not uuprcs
pared lie had been long a Jealous nhotef in
tie whey ard Of The Lord, and was just about 10
renew hi- axerlions when he WIS summoned tp
his rrwa q
- very suddenly in tins place, on mo
18th If .ebruafy Mss CAROLINE X AN
pENsON, aged Is She was uni,r rsnlly rs-
teemed while lsinf, and died universally regret
ted.
DIED, ON the evening Of the 2sh nlt ut his
residence lthc PocEeU IN the county of P.ttSs isa-
min, Mr RALPH SMITH, SEM, in tho 9TH
year OF his fge, RECRUITED b, oil who know hm.
Inc deceased was remarkable through life Tor
tempela nee, which, no doubt, added 20 his lda
many days The complaint Of which he died
(the meosies) had been frequently in his faulty
he had also been several Tunes in youth. with
persons having the small pox, IN all stages of
thal distressing complaint yet owing u bis uni
luf.n temperance, ficlthei could lind a hold o d
winch 10 iaston, until old age ~ Gar impaired g
system, that hc Tell - ,lelim rs above. Ills ~
tend'ng and most feeling physician, WAC en.e
Uniting IA his eNeitions watch by his SIDE
both day aud night: but alas hc could uul pr, .
vail. The deceased had been predestmarian
the greater part OF his HE; bnt a small tract q
ven by "a iflcnd To ms mother, tnho died onl, u
few years since. > enttled Predcstnation calm
ly considered changed his views OF The econo=
my oi Heaven (as indeed tins hitherto unnnswers
able piece will all unpfrladlced mindt, he ihen
became SUBSCRIBER aud constant ieader OF
Hloas Herald " and We rcall, believe, Nus pre-
Slouy 70 his departure. mndc meet 10 b. partahuf
OF tiie inheritance of the SAINTS ia leht--aad We
tlust II We ave found worthy. he will be among
the first 10 hail rs on the bani.s OF e,ernal deli
yeiIuec Mas the Lord grant II.
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.. THINGS IS IHI.N ARle

We solicit tn attention OF our reHdelS 10 the
following calm, dlspassonatc, aud rational anti.
cipatiOn of the ensuing Presidential vote. The
idea, we are aware, has gone abroad aud 1t IS
difficult TO conuteract it, effects, that Jackson
vii DC the ncIt President. We do not vet be-
lic,e it, Whether II Dc so or not however. we
havc" ual d our colorS 1.-THE mast" II others
choose 10 abandon good ause because they fear
b.mg Ia IA nllaoaty, w snail not follow their
un.nylting example We espoused John q. A.
dams 5 Cause from principlc--wc see nothing IN
his conduct, or in the conduct and character Of
Andrew Jackson 10 induce us To surrender our
preicrcncc--and we shall therefore adhere to il.
1t is time, however, fol- the friends of the
wake from their ietuargy. The noisy advocates
Of the Gen. seek to carry their Cause by accla.
nation Sto deter their opponents by vocliefation
but this ought not to be permitted. No vet
our opponents are holding meetings, aud lis
ScmminatIng circulars filled With ioul-fac' d re-
proach' against the administration, is it not
time, that they should be uet--not with their
own weapons--but with those Of Irath aud lea
son The war, on the part Of the friends of
the administration, has hitherto been defensive
IN its character. When they have been SANDER
I'd. they have notslandered again nor even urged
the rounds of their objections 10 Gl,i. Jackson,
They have either " borne ii with a paicnt shrug"
or have contenled themselves with attempting
to counteract the effects of tue ISLANDERS by de-
monstratmg them to be SO. II is time, however,
to pursue another course. We must make it an
oGensre war-we must no longer regard only the
safety ofour own frouIers--wc must carry the
war into the enemy's territory. Our .jnstGcn-
ton will be, that such course is forced upon
us by our enemies. II after using all the ex-
crtlons IN our power, VIC arc dlscomfltted-wc
shall be satisfied that We at least, have done our
duty-that we have strained every nerve to res
cue our country from the evils of military domi-
nation--to save it FROM plunging into the road,
which all history and experience tell US, must
end in ruin IfMr Adams be defeated, howcv-
cr much it may be the source Of triumph to The
little Writings who have already made themselves
so merry in anticipation Of the event, he will
doubtless retire from the tur,nos of office with
as serene an aspect and as joyous a heart as did
the Roman Dictator to his plough: for,
"NIore true joy AHe!ius, erRea. feels,
Than CESAR, VITA 1t Scaate at has heels !"
FrOn,tte Naiionnt JolHa4L
We now state, on information derived from
various sources, carefully collected and weighed
that, in every human probability, MIR. Adams
viii obtain the follow Ing cLertordL votes, VIZ
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NJ Wesiyc place to-day to the speech Of Mr.
TYLER. sc. at the dinner given hmm Richmond
Mr.. Randolph also received tins great compli-
mcut. whose very commonness IN that renown-
ed cit Of wise men and pure patriots, must rem
de, it very valuable Mr.. Il. was also offered a
dinner in Norfolk but he declined il on the
,lea Of III health He must have recovered very
rapidy. that the same cause did not operate to
nreyent his acceptance ofthe Richmond invita-
finn. But more rational solution, we think.
mas, be found for the refusal to eat In Norfolk,
i, the facts that symptoms of oppugnation to
the measure were visible, and the propriery
Questioned Of giving Dinner to man who had
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New Arrival OF Medicines, DC. DC.

<pHE suBoChlblk hos JUS, received. nom
- New Aoik and Philadelphia, a very large
additional supply oil fkLall MEDICINES
az 40. Among which dle the following, w.
30oboiics bcst Castor Oh, nj, sizes; 13baillss
common Castor Oh 1000 lbs. Glaubcr aalt.
lOtDlb Epson Sslts % lbs. Culomc 90 lbs.
Jalap 90 lbs. ltlmbatb % lbs Borax so lbs
Cdmphor 40 lbs. Cream laltur 90 lbs Ia.
quonce ~ lbs spanish Flies - lbs Apos +
- lbs. Arrow Root (supeuor) DO lbs Lamp
Black loo lbs. t'uu. Cupai 81 lbs hlHgnes,a +
% lbs Calcmcd hlaRnns,a 30 lbs. Super. taib
Soda; 30 lbs. Ialtmic Acid ~ lbs Rochelle
salts /; 2oO lbs Gum ohell.lac 90 lb,. Gum
A,aL.. 80 H.. Sal, pouc, 3Up ms. Aqua o.
rs 800 lbs. Roll Sulphur; 100 lbs Flowers
Sulphur 20 lbs Sponge, hne and coarse 81
lbs. Castle soap iUO lbs. trrdiglis; 80 In.
Assaiiptida ; % lbs. Opium 81 pots tcrdiglis.
Ia oil % lbs Sab OF lartar 800 lbs. Pearl Ash F.;
loo lbs Candle IN lis. isinglass ! boNts
English Mustard 80 bottles Stewards and Hen
rvs Cacmcd MatnesiA - lbs Cum Myrlh !;
o sets Surgeons Pocket Instruments luU lbs.
Fresh 'iamarinds, 6Olbs. Balls Copaisn 30 lbs.
Cinnamon 50 gross assorted WINS; 100 gross
Wal. Both, and Dumllohn Gorls Jupnn aud
Gupal Sarnish Alulr Fern 'Os-Srpip, II.
pers Morphine Cor The active principle u OPP
un) soda aud slidhtH PoWdrls Large as
sorinrnl 81 Pnul,, IT. aud IA oil Il large a..
soItincIt OF PANT anl oihcl brushes an - ten
siyr supply Of surgeons Instruments; an the
Patent Alt,Gcincs now IA use a supalb ebllee.
uon u aic, Soaps large supply Of Lamp
and iiusrnd Oil Naietsi a great variety OF
Oh, and other preparations for the iaii an rles
gant assortment OF Fancy ard Plan snuff Box
e, a great variety ui Fancy n On. Gius ~tnph-
M Bodies, Mead auditucs pls u bysppp.
sia Or lad resiion; AiuIdpD.s fmHluto Ii pyss
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41p7 prizts, amounting IN S5l .n0n


hodt d DfmeiHg The nntnbeis Nili be- pn,
~ OH wheel as usual aud IA another will b. put
the prizes above the denomination al Three Dol,
las. aud the drawing 10 progress IN The usasl
mannef--ihe $500 pfxes Of Three DoIlnrs
vii he awarded TO high o. low number to Re
determined by that which may draw the p,ize Sc
= lo0OO.
Low numbers | Ia 1000, inclusive
High numbers bia0l 10 1000 inclusive
holder oftwo tickets, High aud Low iriiek
OF necessity draw ont Prize and may draw 1w5
Capital PRICES also.
Whole liekeio 81 , Liberal allowances
Halves made to larst dealers
Omllgs ~
Orders by Mail post paid. OF private cons
ve1nnec, ehciosing The cash ~ prize tickets IN ~
ny ofthulaie drawn lotteries, Will meet tbt snn,e
attention rs bn pclsonal application
The above Lottery win be- drawn nldel tbs So.
pellnlendanc. Of the following gthilein,n
Charles VI lndue, John Hihiunls i & Snsacy.
Edward Pekud, Joseph Cooper and Robert no:
beftson
Alt. LLFTWIcH
IAN H. Manprer.
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ASroTlCF --iianawey from the subscriber.
~ on the 22nd 1enuffy, a nrgto lnsn named
doctor, about - years old, g feet or inches
high. very stout made Of dark compleSio !.
quick speech bnt rather dull rountenanc
when he LETT home hid on white hat aud dseb
y1tn Clothes. Ills father aad mother Hse e,
Ms lales near Lynehbut where expect he
u lurking liberal re~ad vii be given Il,
any person that vii deliver BIN To me in hs
county Of iiahink, OF secure him Ia some j. n,
SO that gethim again
AGNEsS NJ. WHIT ocK.
March 10 xto2
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10Y virtue of deed Of trust executed to the
- Undersigned, by Hai Jesse Le, wich, bea,-
ing date the 2bfh day OF Jdnuars, 1921, aud da-
" recorded IN the county court Of Bedford, 'or
lhe purpose of securing to Hcdry Brown aud
oamnel Hancock, Ex'rs Of Dani"l Brouu, decd
The payment ola certain debt therein mentioned
We shall proceed TO sell or cash, on the premises,
on FRIDAY, the 9th day OF April neht, one CERTAIN
"aet or parcel OF land. lyng and being on both
Sizes of Goose Creek and on Back Creek in the
cnuniy Of Bedford, adjoining the lands of Tho
'nas Ieitwich, ir. Richard Lee, and others, and
ohthnmg bip acres, more or less, OF so much
"iereoias win he sufficient 10 pay the said debt
WIN legal interest thereon, land the char yes al
ending such sale. This tract contains a consi-
I " quantity of low grouais on Goose and
p!eA creeks, and is considered very yairtibic.-
Inc title IS believed to be ndisputablc, ba' actng
y trustees, the undersigned will only convey
ETast SAAiI4rI ~ >Yirnp
:. DAtIUh QU8RLES,
March 49, Swtj2
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Feb 27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :. SHELTON
u intends opening q School IN the Brick Of
6ec nearly sppo.te thc Presbyterian Church
and respectfully soilells share Of The public pa
tonnage. licwiIl teach o.lhography het,un5,
Writing, Arithnene, Gees aphy aud English
Grammar, tof ST. ! O Lltn iang,Ing aud
Mathematics, Ion Sl5 PEI srs,iop. which vii
commence on the 1910 mt dn1 end On the Ism
OF august newt Satisfactory "lihi3ulais u
competency aud conduct can be exhibited. M.
ply TO Mr. H. fletcher.
March 4. Ito
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Without extending this article too far by II
particular examination ot earh 81 the above
states, we shall notice the three FIRST oniy Aud
It may he stated with perfect ruth, that the
vote 81 10 qne oil the States put down 10 Mi.
Adain. Is open To near 50 much controversy ,
Is the of these three States, and cspevial-
~ Pennsyi vanih and Virginia, Our Information
from all OF Pennsy Iyaua, from East to West,
aud from North 10 south assures us thai tins
great state has undergone the most extensive
change: Aud that the People there now see that
they must either give up thcif principles Of ma
liounl policy, OF give up the, productions ior
GCn, Jackson TINT the two are absolutely IN
compatible; aud that the present Administration
is in favor OF lhose principles, while the party Of
tho General Is against item. They say that
whenever they can see IN Congress psi,,srn
Of General Jackson they see an open OF GOV.
ert opponent TO the American system" some
prctext Is found toOpposc every proposition IN
favor of that system. And the honest yeoman-
~ of Pennsylvania art too intelligent, too faith
ful to themselves aud to their cotA,try. to sacri
hce it, sound policy in the elevation Of any mat
TO the Presidency. We believe on the Whole
thai the vote Of lennsy lyana viii be- finally Civ
en- u Nh. Adams. With respect To Virginia
and North Carolina all agree thnt great diver
slty of opinion prevails tbcIe. Virginia betole
Yvted against Gen. Jackson. What reason 81
evidence cAisls, that she will no" support him
The probability that she will vote for Nj Adams
IS infinitely greater than 1t is that Aew-l ofk will
vote for Gen. Jackson
Thciiends Of Mr. Adams have abundant Cause
Denomination aud confidence. They have only
Il pursue Il firm and decided course, leaving TO
their adycrsafies the weapons OF abuse and
scurlity, and resting on the virtue, inlclgenc,
and uprghtness oithe People, to secure u sig
lal triumph.
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10000 DOLLARS for A.

I6fifli " Low SYSTEM adopted ii cani
~ seqneOre Of lis unliynlled popularity
ihr rplendid plawng of,he Virginia SaNigaU.
on Loutly, Isl class, viii Iako place Ia peetE.
burg, an thu It'll daS oil April neat ehth tile
following Grand Capitals will be distributed 10
dsCntunbrs
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CONVENTION

We are compelled 10 defer until our next the
Report and Resolutions adopted at Il meellng Of
the members Of the Legislature friendly to thi,
measure.
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To M. Toma, ils.9...

To NJ. Tiomdt hit+f.. -. -.
(.lIR--As you arc cot au inl1asitanf offhs
y Staie, iake his method 70 give you nc
ice: That on the ION day Of Aprif, is..7. shsii
preceedto take the deposition Of John spascs.
at the house Of Ialnes : pundle' on, in tie . tf
of Amherst TO bs read n evidence on tn ,.I1
ofa suit. depending ia The superior Court 81 -.
hcrsi, wherein am plaintiff and you afe defet-
dani. IHUMaS LANvRAN
March ~ te4wG2
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spLENplD SCHEME
iip7 prizes, amounting 10 SOL 900


Modf u DraViHg. I'll numbers viii be pst
~ one wheel u.ual aud ia another will be uus
IT, prlzos above tie denomination 81 rinac Dol
'lls, and the drawing 10 progress in the usnm
manner Tile 80 prizes VI Three Dollars
viii be awarded 10 high 81 low uumbel, 10 lie
detcnioedby thatW hleh may diow the pt'se of
AlOe~
lo" numbers 70 . BOO. iudnsiye.
High runhef4 1901 70 lsO0o inclusive
A holder oflwo tickets, High aud Low nust
Of nfees7ite d.e" one pilac aud may dia" Two
tapltal prizcs also.
Mgole 'i'ehr" - riberal allowances
Qaatters ! "'''' " '''s' ''''''''
o. Orders by mail, posi- paid, OF private con
yeydncc, enclosIns the cash or prize uekcrs in
any Of the late drawn lotteries, will meet The
same attention MS on personal application
The above Lottery viii be drawn under the
superntendaner OF the following gentlemen
Charles N'lndoc, John Williams L. 6. Yaneoy!
Edward Pexus, Joseph Copper and Robert itf
beruon G. 4. HiTHERS
March z
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y Dor TED IA consequence O as uHfiYnllst
TT popularity --Nll,GISlA hAttGA1ioJ
LOTTERY. fnst Class. viii be drawn in Peters.
butg, on the ithof AprilncSi, undt, the sipstln,
tcndennc ot 'nnntsspnels al ~ onv dty.
Highest Ptl1e 10000 Dollars.
Alnre rrixrs than Blanks
IIIENDID son. AiIt
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On the slippositiOn that tits statement IS accu-
rate. aud without taking into view the probability
Of Mr. Adams obtaining the votes OF any states
which il omiss, ne vii have twenty-five votes
beyond the number necessary 10 "a choice. The
onl, States in tie above enumeration, whose
disposition to vote for Mr.. Adams will lie cunlro-
yerted. are, LIST. heW- York. Tins State 1t will
be- recolleeted, voted for Mr.. Adams at the last
election, giving TO him large majoriiies both in
the electoral colleges, and ii the House Of Re
pre,enatives. Why Should II be believed that she
ha, changed 1t is alleged that Mir Van Blren
and MIR Clinton are in opposition to him With
out pretcndn. 10 know whether such be the fact
or not. We may ask, ifii be possible that those
two gentlemen can control the wishes OF a million
AMI half Of people and lead them whithefsp-
ever they might please 10 carry them Be
sides, boh those gentlemen, aud may add,
almost every other prominent politician in the
State Of HewYork, were against Mr. Adams
AT the last election, aud yet they did not deprive
him of the vote Of that State. and why Be
causf tie great body ofthe r. he Of Newly ork
were for him, and they controlled instead OF
their being controlled by, the politicians. Nh
A lams' s reliance AWAY has been on the virtue
and intelligence ofthe People. lie disappointed IN
the past lie will not, hereafter he disappointed
But il is now well known, that several OF the en-
inent politicians ofthat state who were former.
" in favor of other Candidates, (Alr. Clay and
MIR Crawford are now supporters of Mr.. Adj
ans reelection. 80 that his strength with the
People of New-York is undnniuished. while il
is increased with the prominent men of that
state. Ifh0pes are not substituted for reason.
and assertions for facts, IL Is absolutely incred.-
bic that Ne8-York should place Aerss.f un1cr
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W We have ON hand, unpublished, two or
three communications, winch shd have a place
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,,NhOTICE-1he articles Of co-pattnership
~ heretofore existing u',dci tho d,m ,fiipah
Hontso,arrie. Richmond, aud Head q .1onieo-
nsric, l., nchbafs and bciig|d, nave Tins Gay
expired The books are placed m the hands OF
sam Read wh9l, duly o';is,'sd 10 &cttlr and
collect all jeDts due TO u, aud pay all debts duo
ly us. SAN' ~ hi.aD! ,,e,,,r.
March l3 TO-
Il The Editors Of t1e Richmond Enpil,cr,
vii usett the above twice, aod forward theii
accour, 10 this oiice
g,A ROAEk q COMMISSION BUslNEES -
- fhe subscriber has taken an office iou
doors above the FiarllliH i!otei, where h con
tintte, to SOL Tobacco AMI other produce on
commission, and will in future, also, transact
business as a Brokef--He hopes 10 be able 10
give satisfaction to all who may conl,de business
10 MS care. ,lteh. hAibiith
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