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polarity Of an the conpasses, causing them

polarity OF an the conpasses, causing them
to vary from the true poih. and between
each other. They gradually assumed a
bearing, by which we have s!eered, though
still three points out, az we have Just dis
covered. The Captains thronorne:er was
very materially affected it usually crosses
the Atlantic, not varying three seconds; il
has now proved 10 be out as many degrees,
Curious as are these effects, they are still
more interesting in an experimental view.
Such facts, carefully noted down at the
time, afford useful data in the cause Of SCI
ence. Thus collected, they are at your
disposal. When il is considered that not
one vessel in fifty is prepared with con-
ductor, cases of this kind ought To admon-
ish ship owners oftheif utility. Capt. Ben
nett is determined TO 20 well armed with
them in future. II would he well to have
one ready to be rdised at each mast in case
OF emergency and, for the safety Of the
chain, 1t ought to DC h,lfan inch IN diane
ter.
ave hsve visited" says the editor Of
the Liverpool Chronicle, the ship since
her arrival, and the traces which remain OF
the operation Of the fret shock, together
with the concurrent testimony of Captain
Bennett and his mates, and the state Of the
iron rod, and such portions of the chain
conductor az have been preserved. which,
for the present may be seen on application
at osr Office, have served to convince US OF
the general truth Of the foregoing letter,
and ofthe singular good fortune attending
the timely application of This simple but
philosophical invention of the admirable
Franklin, which no ship should be without.
Many additional particulars were recount
ed to Us by Captain Bennett, which the
pressure Of other matter, and the shortuess
OF the time remaining to US, prevent US, at
present, from repeating. The following
circumstances, however communicated to
~ By Roskeil s. Son the chronometer max
ers, IN Church.street, are too interesting to
be passed over. Captain Bennets chronom-
eter, after observing, for a considerable
length of time, a uniform rate Of 7-lOthS
of a second gaining, aud, being nine min.
utes iorty-twO seconds slow Of Greenwich
time, when the vessel left New York, was
found, when compared in Liverpool, 10 be-
twenty four minutes thirty three seconds
fast Of Greenwich; and three lever GOLD
watches belonging to three gentlemen pas
sengers by the ship, contracted the mag
etic power 70 such a degree as actually to
require the principal part ofthe stee! work
TO be removed.
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NEW CNCrS.

MHTO.V HALL, has just received
VA from New, York. blue and black
qroadcloths, grey 81 Oxford mixed cloths,
Circassans, Silk and Flag Handkerchiefs,
Calicoes, Cotton Shirnng and Sheetlng,
Black silk Purses, Batting.
ALso-Case Knives and Forks, Pocket
and Penknives, BARRIERS old English Ra-
zors, Androns, Shovel and Tongs, Gilt and
mahogany framed Looking Glasses, of all
sizes, Watches and Jewelry, Flag and
Wooden bottom Chairs, Paper, Quills
Boots, Shoes, States and pencils.
LikeciSe Constantly on Hnd,-COm-
mon, Russia, and Live Geese Feathers, all
which will be sold very low fer Cash
short aud approved credit. May 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-04
RUSSELL'S
Itch Ointment.

This choice and safe medicine is said 20 So
superior TO any now in use for that disagree.
able and troublesome complaint tho itch /.
ls so certain III its operation, that no person
troubled with the above disorder, ought to be
without IL. II is remedy for cutaneous e.
ruptons, scorbutic affections Of the head salt
rheum, or any other breaking ont which ari-
ses from the sharp humors Of the blood. 1t is
highly recommended for the scratchers on
horses, and is said TO be a certain cure if ap.
piled in set son Price as cents box.
The above medicine is for sale by Doct. x
Il. nASARD, and Doct 4. 7. MooRE, Newport
with Geo Hammond, d Co. Wexford and
with the Druggists in New-York and Proyi-
dence, and IN the principal stores in the north,
ern states. Newport, may Il, lc27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-04
Anderson's Cough Drops.
e most valuable Medicine ever in use:

Inc most valuable Medicine ever in use:
FOR
Coughs, Consnmptions, and .7Sihn,ns.
T'llIS new AID healing Balsam bids fair
l. TO rival every medicine heretofore
discovered for coughs and complaints OF
the lungs leading to consumption, and even
III seated consumptions IL has lately been
used by many with the most surprising sue
cess. II certificates from persons of the
highest responsibility or the great and III
creasing demand for them may be called
proof OF It's good effects it's proved. Scarce
y case of colds, coughs, pain in the side,
difficulty of breathing, want of sleep oris-
ing from debility, or even consunptions,
but may be relieved by the timely use of
this medicine. Every genuine bottle has
.4aderSon's Cough Drops
stamped on it, and the directions are al
signad by James .MeUen.
These Drops generally give ease in
most cases Of coughs, colds, difficulty of
breathing, wheezing, tightness of the chest,
consrmptions, and pain in the side. The
aged will experience relief equally agreea-
bic and instantaneous, even when the
lungs are affected.
g. BE particular, as each genuine bot
tie has Anderson's Cough Drops" stamp
ed on it; and that each of the directions are
signed in writing by "James Mellen"s
no others are genuine.
Price One Dollar for large, and fifty
cents for small bottles.
The ADORE Medicine IS for Sale Jy
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
DRUGGIST AND APoTHECARY,
No. l1O, Thames-street,
who has for sale constant supply of the
best kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs, Sc.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George
II. Tillinghast, John Fl Mason, Providence;
DIR. Tibbitts, Warwick; Benjamin Bateman,
East-Greenwich; Daniel Carpenter, Tx
bridge; David Farnum, Smithfeld DR..
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little Rest,
Rowse Babcock, Westerly; DR. Tillinghast,
Wexford; Jeremiah Williams, Warren.
Daniel Brewer, Taunton, and the Post Mas
ter in Slatersville.
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RUSSELLiS
Stomach Bitters.

NHESE celebrated Bitters are composed
Il purely ofvegetab les of the most nnocens
yet specific virtues--they are recommending
particularly for restoring weak constitutions,
cleansing ard Strengthening the stomach, ans
increasing tho appetite /; also, preventive a.
gainst the cholera morbus, removing nausea,
vomiting, heart burns, weakness in the breast
pain in the stomach, and other symptoms oF
flatulence and indigestion they possess pro-
perties peculiar 10 themselves, of converting
new rum and Ihiskey into stimulating ard
invigorating stomaclnc cordal--ons box wiz
tlncture one gallon of spirits.--Price IS Ctl.
q box.
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fJennet DrummOnd,

HAVING just returned from New York
- offers for sale great variety of FASH
ION3BLE GOODS, among which are the
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20 ID LIB ~
BEHAVE YoURsEL' BEFORE FOLK


AIa-.. Good mOrrop to your nightcap."
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
And dinna be sac rude TO me,
AS k.a5 me sac before folk.
II wadna gi'c me meikle pain,
Gin we were seen and heard by name,
To taxi kiss, or grant you ane;
But, gudesake no. before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
Whate'er you do, when out o. view,
Be cautious ay before folk.
Consider, lad, how folk will crack,
And what a great affair they'll mas'
o. naething but simple smack,
That's glen or IaeH before folk;
Behave yourself before folk;
Behave yourself before folk;
Nor gle the tongue O. auld and young
Occasion TO come DER folk.
It's ma through hatred o. a kiss,
That sae plainly tell you this;
But, Josh TAX il sair amiss.
To be sue teaz'd before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
When we're alane ye may TAX ane,
But fent a ane before folk.
I'm sure VII you I've been as FREQ
As any modest lass should be;
But yet, it doesna do to see
Sic freedom used before folk.
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk;
I'll ne'er submit again to it.
So mind you that before folk.
Ye tell me that my face is fair;
II may be sae--I dinna care
But ne'er again gar't blush sao sair
A ye hae done before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk;
Nor heat nay cheeks wi your mad freaks,
But ay be douce before folk.
Ye tell me that my lips are sweet;
Sic tales doubt arc a deceit;
Al any ratio it's hardly meet
To pr,e their sweets before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
Gin that's the case there's time and place
But surely no before folk.
But, gin 20 really do insist
That should suffer to be kiss'd.
Gae, get liceose irse the priest,
And maxi me yours before folk,
Behsve yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
And when we'er ane, both flesh and bane
Ye may TAX ten--befOro folk.
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Striped gro de Nape;
Plaid and fg'd do;
Straw, pink, blue and
white do;
Black and color d Sat-
tins;
Levantines,
Black Mode,
Plain Italian Silks,
Black Silk Dresses,
Battice Dresses,
Barsge do.
Seersucker ginghams
Battice do.
Lace YeIls,
Hair Puifs and curls
Corslet Rings,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-04

Goblet, in one of his late Registers
makes the following remarks upon the sub
Ject OF the late political changes in Eng.
land -
"if had tho power to obtain the atten
ton Of his majesty upon this occasion, Can
ming is amsngst the last men upon the face
Of the earth whcm | would have recon
mended, except as man ominently quail.
fed 10 pull down the whole fabric Of the
present destructive system. Bot, if the
King had chosen a man still more unfit to
be minister; II he had chosen II do not sup
pose probable) the right honorable gentle.
man by whom I've was seduced, by whom
Job was prosecuted, by whom our Savior
was tempted, and who is continually roam.
lug up and down seeking whom he may
dovour,--l would say, 1T is our duty; il IL
our interest also; bat, II is our bonnden du-
~ 10 uphold the King against any comb
nation, or combinations, that may attempt
that may have the audacity to attempt. to
htcrr his will, and compel him to yield t.
theirs Ii is as the ground work OF
great struggle between the King and the
ArlstOcracy, xhat we are to view this ap-
pointment Of Mr.. Canning; and | now sd.
dress myself you the Parliamentary Re.
formers in order 10 induce you, whenev-
er and wherever you may have the means
to support the King against this Aristocra.
cy, who, as we have a hundred times over
aledged in our petitions. have, in fact, long
and long domineered over both King and
people. If Canning be the cause of put
ting all end to this domination, or If II be
put an end to merely by the use Of his
name, he will be entitled, or at least he
may expect from so good natured peo-
pie, forgiveness for all his manifold sins
committed against us for the last thirty
years; aud that is, think, saying as much
for this act of his, as an excess of the gen
erosty of human nature can possibly sug-
gest."
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Leghom Bolivars and Bonnets,
Open work and plain Straw ditto,
a great raviety Of the .Nswst Patterns.
NAV "a
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has been appointed ad-
l. ministrator with the Will annexed,
on the estate of ELEAzER READ, late Of
Newport, deceased, and is legally qualified
to act in said capacity All persons in
debted TO said estate are requested to make
immediate payment--and those who have
claims against the same, will present them
to him for settlement.
WIN. STEVENS, .idn'r.
June z. ,Ciih the WM annered.
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: Shell Combs,
: Imitation do.
{ French Baskets,
; Ladies Thread Hose,
/, silk and Cotton do.
5 Super Gloves,
s Plain silk Shawls,
! Plain Cotton do.
!, Small figured prints,
{ Swiss msslin hdfs.
|. Pink, blue and straw
|; colored Gro de Nsps
: and Satin Ribbons;
y Artificial Flowers.
I, Long & square shawls
; Fancy Silk & gauIe
. handkerchief.
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Black, blue, olive and
MKT BroddCloths;
Black, blue, olive, and
mkt Cassimercs;
Black and cold Cir
cassians,
Brown, white e. stri-
ped Linen Drillings;
Striped cotton do.
Black and cold Bonn
bazines,
Black and cold Nan
kin Grapes,
Do do. Canton do.
Black aud green ltal-
ian do.
Black, French and In,
dia Levantines;
Black Satin LeYan-
tines,
Colored Levantines &
Florences,
Pongoes,
Black N cold figured
Silks,
Plaid and striped Bat
tice,
Striped Berage,
Battice Gingiisms,
Seersucker Stripe do.
Chillan dresses,
Plaid X striped prints
White and colorCd
Cambrics,
Jaconet cambrics,
Corded do
Cambria dimity,
Common do.
Furniture do.
&,ov Ol
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NEw-YoRK.
t.
Harvey Sessions,

Has just recejOed from .Ftc- York,
4 great variety of Now aud Fashionable
a GOODS,--among them arc the follow
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Major General Brown,with his aid Lieut..
vinton, arrived at New Orleans from Pen
sacola, on the 26th ult. On the 25th, the
General reviewed the u. 5. troops station
ed at that post, which consist of four com
'panies of infantry, under the command OF
Col. Taylor.
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4 ; Meriuo square shawls
: DO. long do.
} Cashmere do.
: Plain Silk Shawls,
= [, DO. Cotton do.
{ DO >Aierino and Va
: ! lencia do.
f; ; Gauze handkerchief
f; Silk do.
Berage do.
) PLAN white Grape les
p ; SO do.
Z Bandanna & flag silk
}. , hdkfs.
: 5 Black Levantine do.
: do. Italian do.
. A; Plain book and Swiss
{, muslin do;
= ; Brown, green g. MKT
: Lustrings;
! 5 Marseilles vestings,
I Valencia DO.
I! Black silk do.
] /; Plain and fringed Pa
5 rasols,
: Cotton Umbrellas,
F.: Pink and blue Satin
5 Ribbons,
4; Beltings,
}. ( Black and white silk
s llose---and half hose;
s : White and mkt cot
! ! ton do;
Black and white silk
/; Gloves,
: Plain colored do. DO.
s Horscs.in and kid do.
f. Brown Linen do.
) Brown Shoetings and
Shirtinss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13
vInGEMrA LEGYsLArIInE
HOUSE OF GATES

Saturday. Feb. l0.--A communicated was ,s-
celTtd ifoiB the Senate, that they Il d passed the
bills --concerning VIM. Lynch, and for the relief
OF the sur cites uI John Preston.
EngrosSed bdts passed Auhorizira the An.
diior TO liguidste certain accounts-to establish a
new regiment in HE county of Loudoan- 10
amend and revise the act incorporating co.oa
ny Tor The purpose Of improving the nsyieation of
Iuckahoe Geek--incofl Grating the Winchester
Library Company.
Bills reected To amend the act authorizing
cum oi money TO be raisedby lottery; 10 build i
ioil bridge across Cheat river.
The order OF the lay for the election of a Go.
vefhor Oeing read, Mr. .H0ncure moved lis execu-
uon. Mr.. Urine moved that IL be POSTPONED nm.
VI tuesday next He assigned as a reason, tbs,
he understood Gen. Floyd v oud be Withdrawn.
and hoped some tine oUld be allowed for maxine
seleclion)
Gen. SmyM rose ard expressed bope that the
clectioa would be postponed. lie had in common
with many other members of the House, decided
upon supporting Gen. Floyd Bot, he SAID. he
bad received the last evening letter from tia,
gentleman, which, he hoped, would be decisive
with The House on tie subject. He had received
other letters on the subject; but asked ths,
Two letters Only nigh, LeTesd Ly the CIelk from
Gen. Floyd.
Some conversation cnsucd, in which Ness,s
! Gitfiond, Uiisoa, aud SMITH took part. an,
tbe question being made as to tie p,op,,etv o.
reading The letters, the House decided that tbe,
should be read.
Gen. Smyfh thea handed TO the Clerk two let.
teTs which were issi. I'VE have got copies O
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NCOVT 3. FKY.

CRocERs A.sSD CoMhIssIoE MERCHANTs.
AVtNO taken the and warehouses; foI NY
occupied ~ Messrs Sam Damn nyite tie atfen-
tou o. their country iend aud The public their present
stock Of GOODSconsisiing part following
Eew Orleans aud 81 CroS sugars ~ iiid and baie.s
Loaf aud Lump, do assorted qullliss
Prime Green aud Java ConeU
Jama'ca Antigua aud ". T. Rum
Holland and country Gin, Madeia snJ ohtI wines
Old Rye aud common siskey
Peach, Apple aud FicBch Brandy
Ffime retsil nsossses Ia hhds. aud barrels
GunpVwdsr. Imperial AID Y II. Teas, (Issil
Spanish stgsfs, writing and wrapping psper
lied COZ ds aud leading lines sole and upper leatGtf
Nuimegs lspice pepper, ginger and eoppcfds
baltpetfe, salts, alum and tx blue
Cheese, ice, chocolate No. ., plumbs aud almonds
Whnfeaofes hest cotton and wool cards NJ. q to 10
No 70 3, rom the hest Baltimore factory
Window glass, tmblofs, decsneIs aud wine eiasses
IIar non, plough plates bIissted snd German STEEL
Got sud WfOue htn nails assorted sizes
Liverpool tine and ground alum salts 10 sacis
wood ware, ifoaed and hound.
With central assortment OF Hardearc. Chin, I4fsbea
and Iin which they offer by wholesale ~ rgs on fhs
most ysrbie teims. Their having house ~ New 1oL 10
purchase their goods, enables them az tey car
be bought ~ THIS ,ty, aud al the New lyit Prices s5ing
cost and charges
County merchants aud farmers will find Il 70 their Interest
70 give ibcm all Auy produce oonsgned th4
nc ptrsonsy attended "a, end dosed 81 he svan-
tage Az orie Tor goods shIll be feJ or ostetoty
sirnctions and on tbe ttst
20 husheis mountain ciof-g iced
sobar,cifan'iy aur
los.g g .axf
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FROM HAVANA.

We have letters, Sc. (ssys the New York
Caz-tte,) from correspondent at Havana TO the
oath ult. The following is extract from the
latest letter, by whicL it will be observed tina, Conn.,
Porter is not very pleasantly situated" Porieris
still at Key West with one frisa'e, brig and
schooner, blockaded by part OF the Spanish feet
I.ahorde, with or frisates. is cruizing between
Cape Florida s, Cape Antonio, with view of in
terccp,ns any assistance which may he sent 10 Pot
ter. There al under The comma and oil
Laborde, frigaes and briggs. in good order, all
having been lately repaired"
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Trust SAFE of Land in Hea,ico County.

psr,uin "f deed Of tru made by William Dsndidso
aid Sally Webb his wife, the ith February 1877, ohm
Stage and Peter West trustees aud duly recorded the
ec OF enoo county COURT ~ % ths late Francis
Lewis The SUM OF $780, trustees, will positively sell for
cash. at the house the premises, Tuesday the 9Th day Of
March next the Tract OF Land named the called Green
WOOD ADJOINING the lands Of Samuel IA BOcku aud others.
being the tract Of Land fha, William DsnIridge
lives raise the 2O3 80 with interest from
9TH December 1879 aud attending the trust We,
the Subscribers, will only convey the right Vested ru
tees but believe The title to be god The tract shout
100 aefes VI good land. JOHN STAGE.
PETER WEST.
g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13

Barbula. La,rinchevas, Sr- Ai.ieo, La Victons.
.arobobo, Chine Yagual, Macurilas, CaIal.ozao
Quercera, Boyaca, Cartbagena, Maracaibo. Porto
Cabello, Bonbona. Pin Chincha, Junn, Ayachu.
cno' all companions in the field of glory and In
the council of wisdom. VenezueIians Auure
mans, Ma;uriarians. ErH has ceased her dominion
lone OF your own brings you the olive branch
mat we may under its shade celebrate the feast of
Liberty. of Peace, and oil Glory. Let us founder
IN the abyss OF time, the year 20, may its reme,n-
orance be thousand centuries fom us-ma,
be lost forever in The most III ofounJ ohsc,r;,v
i nave myself no knowledge of its events Colon.
blans forget the days of sorrow and may their re-
membrancc be forever blpted out.
GENERAL HEAD QUARTERs,
PoTto Cd6eilo, 81 January, 1927.
(Sgned) BOLIVAR
iOn he llth January, General Bolivar arrived
at Caracas, short distance from I.aguira. and
was received with enthusiasm by the People
General Paez had issued Proclamation declari,r
venezuela under the General GcyeInmtnt1
PROCLAMATION
Jose f. Pace. Civil and Military Chief of the
State Of FeneSueia.
Nenezueieans! All our evils have ceased the
lhoerator heard our clamours from the centre oil
Peru, and has flown to succour with the hear,
OF 'enezuelean and at a native of Caracas, az
PROOF 0t his good wishes, he offers you his nfu-
ences and great service, as a guarantee. lie has
refused the Dictatorship which gratitude FOR his
services had required him 10 accept: but the mo-
ment his native country required him as Citizen,
our Brother and Friend approaches with open arms
10 embrace Us. The most illustrious, the most
gi'rious' The first Hero of Venezuea. (proofs of
which ne has 80 often gave in the field of battle, J
returns with the purest To-, to see hi. ancient con
pan'ons In arms, anL the place. ia which are plant,
cd Tie monuments of her glory He comes 10
promote our happiness to destroy Ike ci vii aud
military power which he received from the people.
tut TO guide, help and advise Us by his sage coun-
OILS and experience.
Prepare yourselves then to receive him, as the
dry country does the fe, tile dews from. Heaven,-
he will exceed your wishes.
Bolivar was great beyond admiration, but from
his day forward Venezuela owes him Apoiheosi-;
ENJOY then the sweet and pure pleasure unmix ed
with fear. am authorized to make you this pro-
mise, ard if more be required, my life, my honour
nay my blood are your guarantees. Let all be
conieniment, Joy and pleasure. Venezuelians!
forget your misfof,unes. - the great Bolvsr Is a.
mong you
Given at headquarters, Valercia, 18Th Dec
1876. JOSE a. pAEZ.
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THE DIXIE or YORK

a gentleman of great responsibility has inform
ed Us tina. on letter received b. him. brought by
the psckei FROM Liverpool. just arrived at New
York, there is endorsement, made at O'Clock in
the afternoon previous its sailing, which states
that news had been received of the DEATH OF
THE DUKE OF YORK. Baii. .Qa.er
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.MOTTrE.

WISH to engage the present year young
good Farm, which IL healthy Aud from The experience
have had hays no hesitation in that think could
give genefa satisfaction 10 who should
their employment. Letters aadr eed to Ekhi Office.
Amelia county, will be attended To-. HARRISON ADAMS.
Feb 10.
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TtOo Dair Mulch Horses.

ON Wednesday instant, will he sold in ont Of
" our Office without reserve for Cash, pair fst
Carriage Horses young aud sound one pair Hi"od Bays
and old and par Mahogany Bays ,ssfs
old 18th handsomely matched, aud work well
carriage, Wagon. or plough.
Feh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13
ELECTION OF GOVERNOR.

scene OF the nomination, are fresh and cbrerioe
evidence Of the attachmen, of Virginia, TO the
Principles OF the Constitution. Until FRIDAY
night, General Floyd principally talked OF
as The candidate Tor the Chair, and in all y, eba-
bility, would have been elerted; but W hen in con
sequence oil his own prblic-spirile declarations
that he ough, no; 10 be brought forward; that he
ought TO he isfi in the r., which he now occu-
pies, TO combat the mscbevous measures Of the
men who rule the hour at Washington, his cores
pondenis came the resolu OF TO nominate hin,
lit was thea determined TO nominate Mr.. Gie-. He
oas nominated, and elected by majority OF one on
the first ballot. All the three y. ntienen were
brought forward on the ground OF their attachment
to the Doctrines OF Virginia TO The Federal Consli
luton. They are all opposition ueu 20 co slider
ed; two OF them boldly avowed as such; and the
bird a. confidently pIonouDceI in private TO be OF
the same character.