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fourteen hundred dollars, principally in one hun
ired and twenty dollar notes. MIR. X. Immediately
upon discovering the fraud. chartered the steam
boat Norfolk. then at Norfolk, and proceeded in
pursuit Of the steam boat Richmond, which had
but few hours before, left Norfolk with Newbold,
arledse, and the negroes--He succeeded in reach.
ing here in time to have Arlejge arrested and get
possession OF his property. Newbold's surpi-
cions being excited by the unexpected arrival OF
the Norfolk. immediately left his boat, on board oil
which lie slep, the night before. and proceeded, as
Is supposed, towards Fredericksburg. He is abou,
10 years OF Hge, 5 feet, 10 inches high, hair
somewhat g'ey, his speech mild and rather effemi-
nate he travelling in a double gig, with re-
markedly fine chestnut sorrel horse. He is said TO
be from Richmond county, and appear ~ TO have
in his possession a considerable sun OF money.
y, perhaps, of other banks, he offered TO pay for
the groes in either Virginia money United
States notes. Arlejge has been sent to Prin
cess Anne jail. We We just heard that Newbold
has been oveitaken and arr eeted IN Fredericksburg
NJ Zane. letter wall he found ith page. Ilsvint
published all h- letters of Mi Beverly, III. subject,
proper that ar Zane should he heard his defence W.
regret the several BY him. reply what
Mr. H. had said lnthe this matter H.
the part'es, that as they stand equal, wis.,
dept in paper. II we have to publ,-h -.a.,
sa exercise the night Of striking what.ver,
sonal character.
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TRUST SALE.
Au.u,t "a.


virtue Of deed made the 5 day of MAY 1926,
between Wade M"sby, the elder, aud Ssannah Blosby,
his wife. of the county of Powhaaa Of the first part; William
w. Mostly and Edward O. Moby Of Henieo county, and
Richmond, Of the second par and John u Moby ai Wade
No.by the younger OF the OF -nrico and Susan M
Spsrd, Mary Roya and Lttlebury IL. coun-
Of Powhatan OF the third which deed duly
counties of Henrico and PUwaa the month of May
1926; the updegned oil the ia said
with full aud authority act the Of the
declared, will SELL by public
county Powhatan ate the rsdence CT said Wade Moby
the elder Thur sdsy, the 9Th day of Septs mbsr
fan, If not the fair day, the following property
LAND. One piece parcel of Land contain
Powhaian, the south aide Of the Csrsrsy Road
bounded by the lands Of Palmos, j. Miller j. SraoD
old courthouse the CdrtrTve Road bein
part which remains unsOld OF the tract OF land estimated
500 acres which said W. shy the elder lately
resided, and which conveyed by said deed Of
SLAVES Also II Slaves TO wit: Peter, and his wife Kitty,
with their two children Mary and John; Jnny, aud her
chdr. Lucy, Judy, infant Joe Harry
Jimmy Bridget, Nancy, Hebr aud HagaI; among which
good plantation hands, aud valuable house SERVANTS any
in the commonwealth,
Horses Stock Furniture, &c.
Aud slso all Horses Mules, Catfke Hogs aud
Saetp Wagons and Carts Mouse hold and hehe,. Furniture,
w ade Mosby the elder conveyed by sand tut
deed with one Carriage and Harness..
TERMS OF SALE.
The Rsat Estate to be 'od ON credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months-equa Dsalments-bonds with approved
CURLY aud deed OF the property the pay.
The Personal Property Of twelve
months Equal instanens bonhs with approve ersOnsl
PuTC bases exceeding ten dollars
believed that the to the above property perfectly
clear and free from all aud
under which this sale be made. But the
acting eniy will convey only The title vested hun
AUGUST "a 81 Id,
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August "a.
PALNTS s. OILS.

TTNHE subscriber has constantly hand his Drug
l. Nedicine Store Richmond supply OF PAINTS, Of
every kndj among which are the following:
Linseed OIL, Spirits Turpentne
White Lead, dry and ground in Oil superior
Spanish Brown, dry aud q ouni ia Oii
Vsrdigrise, dry and ground ia OIL
Venetian Red, Yellow UehTs
Lsmphlack, Stone 0chre
PruSsisb Blue, Chrome Yellow
Chrome Green, Chinese Vermiilicn
Copa Varnish
The above articles waTante good and soiI y hOls-
sale OF retail, at the lowest prices.
CHARLES GODDARD.
N u. aromatic Snuff for the head ache and calarTh
article for sale above. Also, general
fresh Drugs q Medei.ss, of the hes; quality.
sst
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TO CONES FOR ORDERS
"a THF hip THOMAS WILLIS, Capt. Adsmson,
HM at bermuda Hundreds, FOL freight OF $50 Hhds,
hs~ sppyo 4. Il A. WARWICK.
IS. We are receiving by the above vessel,
direct or Liverpool $3.50 sacks salt for SALT 81 IS per
T.. Il A w.
An, -stx
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

we understand that I. +. Ahedge, (said to be
Of NoTiolk') was yesterday taken before the
Mayor CoHri' on suspicion Of being an accom-
pliee with John NeVbold, in pss.,ne c,,,nt.rfsi,
United States Bank notes on Nj. John n. Rec.
ling Of Princess Aane county. Va. Having por
chased number Of negroes Of NJ, T.. he ps,a him
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.

Krnfucky-The returns from Kentucky have
not been fully received. We learn that the cleo.
ton has been Que OF great violence. The friends
oil Mr.. Clay are most cIsmorous against the yio-
lence, scsuse they have been most dissppoini ed
IN the results II is expected that Messfs. Met.
cslfe and Clarke are re-eisc ed. In the other dis
iricts The results not known. The majority
Tor Wicklfe, "a Jackson csndidaie) over Whine
IN the Louisville district was, on the evening OF
he fifst day, S0I It was expected to be incfeas.
ed on the nex DAY OF 600 more
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IL persons having sms sssrst Edsfes &c Bcbeeca
~ sud Richard M r. Bsfnes, dec. efriy requested
brihg thes i ward Tor adiumcn, being about 90 close
eeuat,, Accommodation 80 they presented BY ibe
t'y Of September neEf shal pesd sn0ce 90 BAT Of such
fffnsy bef sitter thst dale.
THOMAS Y. BARNES, Ad'of u
tsht,ts Richard ~ 4. Bsrnes.
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Tennessee. We have only heard partially from
his state. The elections turned upon local ques-
tons generally. In the Knoxville district, lately
repfesents,Fby General Cooke, and in which Mr.
william, isie chugs d'AGairss % Gusleuals
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Of the St.,e Of Maryland will take place 10 the cav OF B
more Oh Wednedsy The I7h Of October, will he completed
on h4l day Tins Luery y the mps raj liant in The u ss,ss
coAning be.ides the espa's Of 10000 DOLLS and 10 ooo
IV 4; ne Ie,, Than TEN plies 81 TJgO THOUSAND
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resides. The Candidates and their votes were:
Mr.. Lea. 1854 MIR. Arnold 1916. Mr.. Reese.
22O7- MIR. Arnold is the author of a pamphlet
against Gen. Jackson. The other candidates are
for Jacksonville. J. q. Mitchell is thought to be
reelected in the SD district.
MIR. Blair is reelected, over MIR. Upton by
1897 majority.
The returns of votes for Governor, in Tennes-
see in fifteen coun,ies, (out of thirty-eight) give
to Mr. Houston IL. 230, and to Mr.. Cannon 6067 =;
% that we presume the former gentleman is elect
ID. Nat. Int.
The Congressional elections in North Carolina have result
ed IN the election IT the folio wing gentlemen
Edsnton District Lemuei Sawyer
Halifax w Illis Aiston
ELgecoplhe Dr. Thomas Hall
Newbern John II. Bryan
Wilmington Gabriel Holmes
Fayetteville John Cuippper
Warren DANIEL Turner
Raleigh Daniel L Bsrringer
Csswen August II. Shepherd
Ssii-bury John Long
MeekleDhu,g II. w Conner
Buikr = p. Carson
Swry Lewis Williams
DlED-n WaTr.nton Vs.. the 5lI inst, DR.. Stephen
L. Frer.h son al Sis?h.n k.nch, Esi ei France William
ia the Esd of has
Tao tate DR. Hosy- The New York papers the
cath Of Horace Hoy, ID. ID. late President Of TIausy
University lie died the SIS. July board the ship Lou
ians, her passage from New Orleans for New York lie
undoubtedly Of the scholars Of the day lis oss
will be k-enly felt by the public well his family.
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EdTfhenDGe Glass and China
Am opening n, No a. North Fonrth 2 door slo,v Ash
Sreet, PHiLADEIPHiA, general assoftrneDt Of Ear.
thenEoare, Glass aad China which offer Tor sale st ,nds
ate price,. wh 'esse aud retail My virginia friend. Az
re'Pe -,iuiy invite to cali upon me.
An.,., o. JOSEPH GILL.
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Esfsti Of letter from Kew West, dated july IS, 1871
The Mexican hammer lying this hsrhot, hoard
Of The seven vessels captured from The SPsnhs tenderto
the oonmodores itirstc Libeftad.
Key West IS At present yey beathy--ths msHisan aiE
conspicuous ~ Is hsr 1ni the cofnod5re gone
"a Vera Cruz, thought TO- the purpose u bringing
mole force 10 the station"
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From the j. A-r,on n. W Post.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


To Major General Brolca: The undrrsign ed,
in behalf of their fellow citizens of tina county OF
Jefferson, seize with pleasure the occasion Of yout
presence among them. to welcome your arrival, s.
TO evince, by come public demonstration, their un
sbsted attachment TO your person, and their CRATE
fuI- acknowledges for the signal services you
have rendered your country.
Al the darkest period of the lac war, you, sir,
by = brilliant succession of victories, animated
the deepening hopes of the nation. or you, 1t zsy
be truly said, victory never deserted your -jsndard
The brightest and proudest ornaments of nation,
the virtues and talents Of her statesman her
warriors. and her patriots.
We are we'll aware that the parade of a pubic
dinner add to your honors or increase the
sum of your happiness; but the calls of duty hav.
long separated you irnm your early friends and
neishbors. end they now anxious on once
pleasure and pride they evince in calling YOU
/" neighbour" and bringing TO recollection, tthe
place Of their occurrence, those interesting events
which have endeared you TO hem, and laid the
foundation of your usefulness.
1t was in this county that you commenced your
successful career OF glory, and although the backs
of the Black river do not bear record of CIV enr 8
equal in spiender with those which characterized
your campaign on the Niagara, yet they bear high
and honorable testiDonT OF your achievements a. a
soldier, your worth man, your tolls and enter
prise as a farmer, and OF your kind, social and o.
blising department as a neighb6r.
/. Actuated by these sentiments, which are as
unanimous as they sincere, we invite you IL
behalf OF the citizens of this county to parake OF
a dinner with them at the house of Major - Reel
in the village of BTowDville, on the 3 LIST inst, We
are, sir, very respectfully, your friends s humble
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NO U.VCE-uE.N'T Of lie DRA U'T,l'l5i..

COHEN'S OFFICE-ft4. Mstket,,eet
, BlffmOrs d,fguH 6ih, 1871. {
~ we nave tue pleasure 10 annunce that the drawing Of
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Eaoiumsnfs Of Office in Great Britain "A London paper
ssies thaihs Lord ChsmeilOr $4,000 dolls per
Attorney General $4,000 Solicitor General So OO0 Mas
Of the Rolls $1,000 Commadder- in h,ef my
81 0OOi Foreign ani Hone aiics % 900 Lud
Admin 49, Master Of the Horse, and Ffst OF the
Treasury $4,000 eaoi Lord Chan5e lam Chancellor Of
the Exehequer 1900 eseh Lord Lieutenant Of elaod
$4,000 L,rd Chancellor ia Ireland 5000
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For carrying As Mails IF ths " 81 On ths oiirag ro,d.
u DC received until the 22d day Of oet nsrs, usvsiy.
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yhr. Clay. The Louisville Advertiser states.
~ unqualified terms, that pending Mr. Gays nom.
nstlon before the Senate, yar. Branch Of ~. G..
spoke against it as corrupt, and matter Of bar
gam MIR. Clay asserted that objection was
maze IN The Senate to bis appointment a. Secrets-
~ OF State, and his friends have blamed General
Jackson Tor not Directing himself, otherwise than
oy MS vote. Upon these points there are differ
ences OF opinion smong candid men. ii General
Jackson had objected, il would have exposed him
10 Inc Reputation of being disappointed 10 HE
v'ews' and OF seeking this mode oil taking official
revenge.
But il the statement of the Louisyille paner
correct? We ssk for information.
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CLEAVELAND, fOhiol Aueuts.

- NIstHF ELHNII lDhIo) Aneust 8.
There arrived here in te steamboats, Superior and Ns,al
M Sunday, anJ IN the schooner K0Hng Lion, on tuesday
b. u 200 emigran,s from the Isle OF Man During the last
week large number Of swiss arrived this place. These
parties appear To well assorted
an what Of some consequence there probability
their becoming Paupers, ssthey lave GOOD supply
Article which will uru them 70 ID aud friends Tbsy rep
that nanyho their way hher, who will arrive heI
III Tie course Of the summer They principally defined,
believe, tor Stark aI4 COlombiana Tie eigra
ton to Ohio dunk, mach greater the present year than
has been lof raj preceding Thss owing small
degree iothe facilities for moving o,shed by tn Erie
nal which are extended aud extending BY te VI
0ui owD Herald.
The sioop Paragon, Capt. Hubbe which left here on Sun
day mor ns for idgepo with rwaids Of SO passengers
most Of them aud children. stuck with yntg
STOUT o'clock ~ The afternoon The fluid struck the topuas
ctsce9dedth nainmast taking large piece nearly the
whole length, aud entered the hold where shyefed @ Of
NE stsuncon. Plovdentia!y noncOf the persons
were injured, though several " the shock the con4tera
tom naturally excited by the ooeafenee ~ rrestmss-
sure relieved by he excellent cOniuet Of s captain who
fsyeia remarkable pftsence OF mind and VS. thereby e
bed aiisy the feifs d his iinid passtngft.
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IN OVERSEER TVa.VTED
'TNO mango for West Han; single man preferable,
n None need apply unless 81 hst ssuabiy uudnbt.
ed integrity, aud moral character. Nm SH1fPdRD
august ~. ~ --wfv
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loan Of 10000 dollars this work has heen II. suefibrd n
APremium Of 100 pef ceui. The Oilers exceeded the sum
required ~ very cOnsIdefablr amount
Craion The editor ofths Deswsre Ws,hmsu, IN his
paper OF The 18th August The public are esutned
against receiving 20 dollar bills purporUg have been issued
by the Branch Bsuk Of The United States ,ddtowu They
are signed ~ Thomas WILSON, cashier snd NJ BidJie yres
DENT They have various dates ind numbers letter s. and
there sPpears o. he moie red IN The the paper
which gives on fret view suspicion, they differ from
genuine " s. Bank paper ~ lh The notes well initiated
aud must deceive many"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-29

neral Government is vested with the power 10
nro,eet the manufacture of cheese. Nay, gen
tlemen, appeal 10 you, that the wora cMessc %
not 10 be found in the Constitution. W.T.. va"
Buren,, / thank you for vindicatng TINS resel'-
ed right" to the individual states. Poy, TAKE
the white oak from the table, and never lei me
see il again, till the duty on foreign cheese -
repealed. In a crisis like this, VIII, al .eas''
have the consolation of being innocent oil ,h's
pr;evous oppresson Of The southern states
"Call it no, rrievous o ppr. ssion Of the South
srn states slone," &id M, Cambreling, 81 have
written letters to the eityHsf New.York, OIL the
subise,, and let me lay before you the astonlsh'
ing Ssul,: a result ominous 10 the great navl-
eating and commercial interests Of the country.
This iaiouious tax was srsl imposed 1870, and
waaieS4 cents. pS.Pa4a: .t$as since in sls Oeen
r1',sd 70 s s;se i poor op;
PRESSED s5sr pays ':tsppamp ., ,h da ;n,
haitian habi,an,s oEAG.i.sdss,stes ea ope with a.
mother three HoSSds cfcheese each,per aanum
Taking at millions, ibis is ,G Sc
millions OfQm.ls cents spana ion On e"n1
quantity giytSi.ln\ lols su'sol $1,000 ="
annually paid 10 ppF the Sasese,ma ,hiF mr.
terest OF the county Aga pu' Tor TINS 'hi
outous tariff, Sc millions of bunds OF cheese
would be annually imported, at about 10 Genus
per pound, and, principally, thtpugtig port o.
| New York, Here is a capita! 81 - MtEon 5 90
dollars, in the single article. - 6 lfeeset9 wv;
drawn from commerce, and ;Slt 4ralvH tnt
overweening avarice ant! as2opqt zfsesp'rise
the cheese manufacturers. .. Svs Sstf i've f'ar =.
dens laid upon u.s. It's, lSsEfSfe, feculsr ~
gratifying, tina, "the Patriot S!a!v5. are AWAKE
to the common danger" &C., -"
The company were astonished at sHks3ia!
of Mr. Cambreling's "genius and application,
and CONGRATULATED zach other, that chance had
brouph, these eminent travellers (whose object
is health and recreation, not politics. to enlight
on tbe pra,i6ed citizens of Warren, North "a
rolina. -,
Mr.. Van Buren,, in rising from the table, Oh
served, that when he had finished "the improve
ment Of the printing presses, OF the country IL
should so to work with the cheese presses; ah'
he believed, for his own part that II MIR C.al
hadno, thrown away the Colonial lrade,the bri
,;sb government would have admitted our mill
and cream into the West Indies, where we coui'
have got bills of exchange 20 pay Tor imported
S,il,on and Gloucester
This conception of shipping cream to TIM
tropics was too much tor MI Camnre'ih Wn'
looked reproachlully TO Van Buren, Tor in'adih!
his province. Mr.. Van Buren,, however re
turned him wink, as much as TO say, u know
nv audi,ors;" and in fact the company orok
IN, in the firm belief, that~if General jackson
could be made President, and Van buren, Sec
re,arv of State, we might ship cream 10 basoa
does and Antigua.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-29

alexandria Museum,
Open daily. from y 70 ia. NJ and from to $ r. "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-29

The HecIa, discovery ship, carried, besides
an abundance of preserved meats, . 900 pounds
weight Of pemmican, conceHnYIed essence OF
meat dried by fire of oak and elm wood, SIX
pounds Of the best beef being reduced 10 one
pound, the contrivance Of a Mr.. Holmes, sur
geoh, and late resident at Hudson's Bay. sam
Piles of this ,luiDiessence Of animal food have
have the appearance and somewhat the flavor,
of German sausages. The expense Of is sald
to be Us. per pound. This is intended 10 be
used in the boat after leaving the ship at SPIn-
bergen, as well as the buiscuit powder-lhe
strength Of the rum is rectfed to IS per cent
above proof.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-29

See his speech to the merchants of Liverpool.
Strawberries are said to be very useful i'll removing
tartar from the teeth, when eaten III considerable guam,
titles, and ass to dissolve caleuli.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-29

We are indebted to the politeness OF a friend
for the following letter from Genoa, the con
tents of which will be found amusing.
Baltimore Chronicle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

| GENTLEMEN:
My teniion was attracted yesterday nv wri
er In Jour paper OF the l7'h instant, on a subject
which has before occasionally engaged my tbonsb,:
that is, the correct reading of the 18th article II
the Constitution OF Virginia. 1t seem. to me yerv
obvious, lrois an examination OF that article that
the conjectures OF F." written constitutions" are M,
wiihou, foa1dation. The power 10 snppIy vacan
cies generally is first given, and by subscoueo,
clause IN the same art, the Governor and Council
are authorised TO SUPPLY vacancies of Officers
happening, when Ia actual service. - l. not this
last provision in tie nature of an extension Of tb,
powers before conferred on the Governor and
Council! The very terms, 4" But the Governor and
CouDcil," woul! indicate such a conclusion R,,
rejecting any inference of that sort, let me ask
whence the necessity or prOprety Of such provi
sion as he latter one, II the POI er had been
before conferred the Governor and CouncJ> II
they could supply vacancies" without the re-
commentator OF the county cour;s-and that
without restriction, 10 time or circumstance
they unquesiionably had the power to supply
vacancies happening when IN actual service. ;,
without the aforesaid special provision ,berrfor
We ought IT possible 10 avoid the conclusion. tbat
the conventional legislature had done 30 VAIN anu
useless a thing.
should hnk this reasoning might add some.
lhing TO The confusion. - beb would seem TO aoy
from The facts mentioned by " written constitu.
lions" will take The liberty Of calling your At
'eDt'oh again 10 tue original constitution. Some
years past heard gentleman (now no more)
declare 'ba;, on an inspection OF the original, he
mad perceived an appearance Of erasuro at the
Conclusion OF the word or. lie said 1t was only
peIcspible on holding the parchment mp 10 the
light, and examining The opposite side Of the leaf
HE was gentleman OF verscily, but was possibly
mistaken in supposng that the parchment wa,
thinner 10 that SCOT You would confer favour,
gentlemen, on those who feel an interest in this
mattel by Inspecting the original, with view TO
detect any such crssufe, and giving the result in
| your paper.
- BRUTUs.
| Williamsburg, April Is
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draft resolutions ccniormahe 10 tie views ami zen.
,i;uenis Of this meeting.
The following gentlemen were ,heo n,med ty
the Chair:
-tiideon a Strange, James Ma,rd.r. Richard
Noel, John VIM, Martin Tutwile,, Dru,y w
X Bowles. O"erion B. Petit, William Noolinr,
Basil VI. Jones. Jamrs Currin and John Al Wills
On motion, Col. s:iis. Cay was added to the
Committee.
The Committee having retired for shor, time
the Chairman resumed the Chair, and reported the
following yes buttons:
Res0lutd. Tea, this meeing are OF opinion,
'ha' John q i;ncy Adams Obtained hi pr---n, ex
allied situation, not by the vote Of q majority of ibe
people Of the United States, bat by bargain and
ntrigne' Thereby pervertins the spiri, of the
Constitution, Y -spping the fundamental principle.
OF our * publican Government.
hesofcsd, That we decidedly disapprove of The
general course of the present ad,ninl.ti aton and
sonsid r OF the greatest importance to our ma
uonai "be,ttes that we should use slI honorable
means within our power 10 have the present in
cumbent SPACED.
Reso'oed, That we believe Gen. A. Jackson
10 be the only man who, under existing circum-
stances. is able 10 overtnrn the Coalition of Ad-
ans clay y Co.; and that will accordingly
support him, al the mex, Presidential election, in
preference 10 John q Adams
Resotccd. Thai will -Ippoy, no man. IS a
representative IN our n.tionsl councils, whose
principles co mt auih"rse his being placed deci-
dsdiy IN opposition 10 the higb-bsnded and un-
constitutional measures OF the rre-en, adminisra-
"oh' ana who VIII not support Gen. A. Jackson
IN opposition ia J. q. Adams.
Resolved, That ti.i- meeting hipIIv arprove of
Ire poiiIeal course pursued by cur able Repre-
sentative In Congress. William e. Rivs-.
hesofoed, That the proceedings of thir N Getting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and tor
wafded Tor publication to the Richmond Erc,i,e r
and U. ) ates' Telegraph.
The meeting then adjourned.
MILES CARY, Charm.
GIDEON a. STRANGE, Sec'ry
Alter the Reginsntal parade was over (which
according 10 the Regmen,nl return il five hundred
and .even'y-eisht strons,l at ,he rttlu-s, of the
meeting, Gideon "A. Strange explained the fore
gong resolutions, and read them 10 the Regiment
nreuron' the vote OF The Regiment was taken,
ana i've or SIX only were sgan.t them
The candidates, for a seat in The vi, snis Ispis
nature, were called ON to declare their sentiments,
VINO declared they were dee idejly oppo-e, 10 the
present administration.
MILES CARY, Charm.
GIDEON A. STRANGE, Sec'sy.
April 10 h, 1897.