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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22
COHAiUNttATEON-tor me bugm,oa.
MtEllNG OF kEEOKAlER,

Al mrctIa- Of Relarners, convened agree
ably 10 public nolice. al the Methodist Fps.
cppal Church, ~ iynchburg, on Thursday
evening, lSh 81 September. 1928 Chrisio.
bhtr UbjreS, esq. wa CALLED ~ the Ghau,
an Johu Ioio, APPOINTED SECRETARY
The mcriIna was opened with drawer 10y thu
Rev. Wm.I Hoenmhe.
After tcw preliminary remark the Rev
Mr. liolcrmbe Offered the following Preamble
aud Resolutions, which, on motion, were II.
dup,rd
Pursuant 10 the advice Of the committee,
appointed InNuv. 1927. by the general con.
venlion 81 the TREND, 81 reform, held IN the
Cry oil Baltimore. Tor the purpose of taking
into consideration Whit measures may To-
necessary for tine prompllon al the grent prin.
ciple OF christian llbertN IA the Methodist T.
pl,copal Church. and Tor other purposes ct
Importance to the general interest at The ne
ihodi,t relDrmrrs, we have here assembled {;
aud, as in accordance with their rrcumutenda-
ton, we design 10 appoint delegates II req
resent Us ~ general convention OF hriho-
dist retormers, 10 be nrld m The CIV 81 BALI.
more, on The l2tb OF Noy. urtl, to Deliberate
On lhr course 10 bepnrsurd IN the present pos
ture Of FAIRS, y. rnn-lGcr u due 80 our .clVr,
II our brethren, nj 10 the public 10 declare
our sentiments, and tie rrpsous which Tor
bid us any longer Ia torbeer aud he silent.
W. sincerely AND armly cherish ard ,ncnl-
cate the spir,i n ruIss III primitive Mcthodlsnl.
~ sci iorth iu the general rules Oi the book et
discipline, aud we are cuusClrniIously devoted
~ maintain class meetings, tuvr ieasis, and lhe
known doctrines, aud ,oeIsI regulations ol
H.lhodlsm We cordially, aud from princi-
pla. express our decided appreciation OF, and
attachment 10 an lfeneraut nIiuntry We re-
In,re IL the success inal has hitherto attrnd-
ed their abors, and We are firmly resolved Ia
tnaiu ain that order IN our church, conceiVine
il emInenlly possrssed al facilities for geHer.
ri usefulness. Bnt We consider il highly de-
,irahle thai II Should possess as lI.iIe po yer as
possinIn, Of a nature To be easily abused, or e.
yer become dangerous IL the liberties OF the
LaietV 50 that - may have nothing 10 dread
from the ppcuhaI,tV oi lis constitution ar thr
danger oi CLERICAL usurpaliun, but witness an
increasing approximation 10 its own origiaGI
simplicity, aud growing conformity 10 the
intention ri It's venerable tuunder.
To- al bat the human part 81 the pol,y %
the church of " hich Ne are members W. give
our decided arprnbEilon but, from that ia
tnrp IN our PcunomN, winch We have lust hin
ted Al, We IN common WITH retormrrs retust
our appreciation ; aud cUnreive il gu
duty 10 raise our VOICE against the high pre-
negatives cIaimeh bv nnr ,iineranl brethren
inrnsmuch A. ihsV consist in arrngntng /.
themselves the whole aud exclusive irrespnn
sihle power aud coniroul in she legislative
Judicial, and executive departments OF OR go
the right OF representation in the .law-mak'nt
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p.OSpEgTrS.

T. kNERAL combinations have induced ia,
~ bu,on sneiiy of the Methodist Epfscops'
Church. IN baltimore, a. modif. the pstl,a rni
entitled Mutual Right All place II in the hands
~ AZ cdupr. Ii.y have satisfactorily found,
that i"r larse pfapui tion ot IS. rnlrbss of tb,
"ork. II Is dasirahlp tin u should assume IN.
inr'n al II nv =papet. aud he is-ned more ire
- Hity than h'irinfrr". They bslieYe i, vii
he more extensively crculatrd aud pat, ~ pd
IN Ihs form a. II vi" cost less postage, and a,
the same iinr FURNISH mo,r matter, aud great.
81 variety, for the same price
From ihese AMI otlirt considerations the L.
non SccieiY Ihssed Resolution That, rs, ~.
the tpIuiin al The society the Interests of gen
rtHl representative church government woul0
he materially piomoirdby ihe publication OF
srnu.,uantbly pHpsr ilr, IiiprftnIe reeainmeis
liHt The h,si nu,nhrs OF such paper. be lssied o..
the fist iridlv ~ September nexi ensning, 70
he c"titlcd DfinH Riak% AMI Christian Inieii-
grncer aud thai DfsSis Il DeRsGf be- ihe rdii
lor ~ sand paper AMI they aheeiIonarely re
qncH the sub e,i,rfs Ior tie Mutual Rights 10
give II thr,r paltnnsgr.
Tie MjtHei hilshts and Christian IlteHigeH-
ecf viii hr ssunh scnl-monthv an " medium
sheet, ptintfh on new vpr commencing on u c
hrsi frt'as IN September, II will eoninin -
says ons srtipinal and liberal ecclcsiHsIical poi
~ biographical mtnioi,s of eminet1y nsciu,
aud religious pe,soes IheoloRitsl aud literary
dissertations, Tor the Improvement Of the mind (.
MISSIONARY aud Sabbath school information
frVivals of the "oik of u ii n summary of The
principal nrws oi The times aud the prograSs Of
reiorm, original and select process for the im.
ptovr'nent ot he tr,nsle character, 4e.
'iWce plEfs oi this paper will contain more
matie, than thr Mutual Rights, IN lis original
form. The ionrih page may therefore be deyo.
ID To ndseftisemeiils.
The paper will he promptly forwarded TO
81 sctiiors, hai mpnthl, ~ the follow mg
'efn'; ~. 10 BIZ pad NJ ne iuue oi subscl ,bing,
OF Z 50 II mol fdd before The expiration vi
sik months.
My person who sbnll procure ten ntlr subscr
h'rs, aud forward the monr, ipr hem shall re-
iccivc eelesenth copy gratis,
No isciipiun To i,r tiks, fn lees than one
,r"r. TO ronmenee ~ the dne 81 subscribing,
un'rs, called mf'w,ihin the Grst mouth.
Babinore ju.p 80, 1923
N u All COMMUNICATIONS concerning this
papcr, mn, be pot paid Direei 10 Drunis y.
Dorsey Baltimore.
III Editors nj Newspapers aud other period.
cals, Wi please do US the favor OF Inserting the
above.
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painfui inintuCe end opnrasSion.-N ia various
iaisnls. bs united and individual cinli al rtch
and punt Il, the silent sish and the load call for
emancipation have We thled, hui alas m vain.
II. n any time. hope hs- ,i,eered rs ah snn,e
Frightening prnsir'ti ni i. ise,ancr. i,os giad
wefe W. ihai irose nnhs shsuih nni b, broken
tlihi we,e ma'le IN nnfnrsncs, aud Will n-u =
psciing charity, hoping all things and chewing
all thing oi the church of our choie''.- M
noneh NJ this gloomy picture. We ne the
iaor,ls trremrn; Ne ~. sill americans - name
which sounds with mote eShilratiug lalInenoe
thu did - ciiz,n OF Rome IN fofmrr avs an
nonnced bv an apostle when sorrly beafn.
Isl. Re dberefore Rssoiped 1ha, Ills meet
ing deem, IL rNpediein I ri they should ie rep
re.snied Ia tnr General Con,s ntinn to he holden
IN the ciIy OF Balnntae, on thu 18Th oi hosein-
bei nesi 10 del heraie oq measures of ..ar,n-
ianrr TO the gcnctal interest of Methodist Re
lormrrs--anh that Tiny will le regulated, IN D..
~ II nmarr n'er,ures lhey may alvpt, hy The AL
Vier oil that iddA.
: That they deeply svuperhivr with our IT,.
forming htcthren ~ baltimore aud elsewhere,
Win lave suffered fr1m lhr potent energy Of
thu irresponsible IioMer which uur discipline
VS. ~ the itincrant ninlsrv---aph ih,tNe ter
der au ailrcIi1uate regard 10 our lpru e. hRhls
esteemed townsnan thr Rev. Sausel X Icn.
ment Of the" Mutual Rights ior the high and
disneresicd sacrifices matte IN defence OF CHRISTI.
/ an liberty.
: hat we approve nf the determination Ia
keep up the publication ot paper IN which. the
subject If church government Will be freely fN-
, cussed. aud nat ae will phtrouzc aud reeon,-
mtnd 10 the patronage ri others tie Mutual
RighIs aud Chrl-u4rn inlellisenCrr.
18th. Aud lastly, lhat VIZ most edrHedig and
nBeet,opnftlg r"rumnrnd 10 our reforming bfeili-
rrn ibe cultivation aud exercise al lhnse shris-
tan glaccs which will alone tnablc them 10 hsar
with paiirucc aud toIfHnde the prescription.
persecution aud expansion with which their in
fnluaicd opposing hrrihren ihrrntrn them
That we he deVou,ly engaged Ia prayer IN IL
mghig God i1r the shnctdyiug Influences ri his
gfaee--snd N Shedding forth OF that luyn,
winch will enable IA 10 ptay faf those WHO des-
pitciuIlv use and prosecute rs.
Agfrrdbly 10 the first resolution, the meeting
proceeded 40 the election 81 Delegates 10 repre-
cnt them IN the General Canyrnti to b. hold
rn IN Baltlmore--when lohn PtrciUdi and JOhH
Iirior were unsnnonsl, appon. ed
On motion Rcs0ired ! hat copies of the pro-
ceedmes ofthis mreIiug he furnished 10 ihe Ed
tors - I the papers III tins town, aud also TO the
Editor Of the g Mutual Rights and Christian In
telIigencer." with request that they publish
them; aud also thai certified copies of tn pro
ceedtnes pf tbs meeting he furnished the Dele.
gates, ~ credentials III then appointment
CHRIS TOPPER NiNFkEE, Chm.
JOHN NlC1OR, Secretary.
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OI.IpL v.

DIED, at the Red sulphur Springs, IN Bulb
county on SUNDAY the litb inst. MIR hEAhh
CARLTON merchant ~ l.yncnbi'g ~ 'he
ypar oil his age, after lingering illuess winch bod
proved on h,s constnniien lot many months,
and the atilictioa. Of Amen he h"rr with ioti-
luae aud rr,ig nation Lew men have lived ~
died, whose mo,al character and department
were more exemplary and becoming. 1"as-
-uhnnp in his mauneTz. irank ava hnnrsf a.
his dealings with hi, fellow men, the deceased
had Iusll, acquired the esteem and respect ol al
vino kne~ hun NJ. Carlton leit a wife aud h,-
mucous relatives aud friends TO bewaIl Their me
patNlt bereavement.
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~I5SOLU1iON.-l coparinrrsbIp here
D iofore existing under the fr" of Lark
ford x Vetl,ier is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Sept. 10.
Notice All persons indebted to the said firm
are hereby requested 10 cali aud settle then ac'
counts 10y the Isl Of Oct. neu, with td"t" I +,
Landlord, who is aloue'auihoriAed 10 receive all
debts due said firm.
=. ). All persons having claims against SAL"
'6rm viii present them 10 IL &. Lankiofh 'of
sritIement.l EDWIN {. LANhtohb'
ELluu VEDDEk
Sept. %
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;TIyE, yssg9saNaAN.
LyNCHBURo. SEW. =, Is.s.
,,,r.T NATIONAL ELEefioN
an 0uths first Mondag ~ N"rsnioer.
CANDIDATE foa PRESIDENT
ADAMS, Of Massachusetts

,.,,., h5nastx wisdom and ability, Four
Ma " 80. ff,.,ed State, have Borne ample aud
President, whom the great Washington IN
itge lo,aced onr most valuable publie eharacter
~ S,hom the philoscphic Jrttrsoa and tue pHi-
s,ntdd ifal,soa delighted To honor and whom the
antirop. Uuroe after appointing and rnntinning h,n
sag De.i office wim hs gift for eight YEAR, pun
ii me me that Whatever there was OF excellence IA
Icy siGisstrion. was greatly to be attributed to ans
c'na,.,i,I h1s eyiueed Ike excellence with that OF
tlmcessnrs; and during which, after having applied
~ bitgas ofdollars to interesting fah1c ilnptoNe-
,,ad OF as documents show, mnte thah HIN
af"' ~ ,tT MILLIONS oftho National Debt.
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nnsirnhh RenI Estnte for .SaLe.

Desir0bh Rem Estute far SHE.
N win sell the house and 22I feet of ground
81 fronting On man street near the market,
bo,,se. now IN the occupancy Of MIR. james
Jones. Also, 2 brick tenrmenis, ~ the neleh
b,thood ot Mr. John Mallory. Also, wood
en- housr, on Fedtiol Hill, near Mrs. h'ggm-
bo,ham's, and s2b ieer Of ground on Diamond
Hill. lfthe above property IS not sold by
"Wednesday the 9Th Oct. privately, the whole
excepl the house and lo,, on nam street, will
II. sold. without reserve, AZ pnbIc auction. on
thai day. 81 ." ~ y ~
Sept. % 'aSi<
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Preserved Ginger, &c. &c.


I. par ,nhsel,ber has just received, mud offer,
- Tor sale,
Dnubtr fffnei and common Lonf Sugar
Sparkling Champagne, Wme. q c.
Oid Port do london Peiter
PIrsn Ginger, C,uon
Brnudy FRUITS, iuiIani Jelly
English Mustard
f;nnch aaizns soft she'll Almonds
Aicsanl,a aud Plnlsdvlptia C,ackets
ic@ : genuine Windsor @nnp
Shaving brushes. (badgef han)
1repau Tooth do
French Cologne Water
Elegant box wood Stuff Boxes
Bead kelIeofs, (ve'y sope,Io1)
20 Purses, Shaving takes-'
Fancy Boses, lnrw fHlerns)
completes assor,men, OF Tnys, &c. Nc. &c
SAMUEL ASRES
n, d. Also, ! pipe old Cognsc brandy. equal
il noi superior to airy esef IN Tins market
SA.
Sept, IL. iGsil
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10 N, Ediios Of Me pirrinion.


Gentlemen -unlersiandingtlhi the proree-
dings ii meeting, held in The VI lhohst
Church ~ this place, IN The evening ri he
18Th insl. are about 10 he Published in the
prginian, wc think II due Ia tie friends of
Neibodism to say that the following per.
SONS were al. Orom whit we could ~
iher SEQ or le"rn,) of ,he mcn'h"ra ri the
Methodist Episcopal church that composed fh-
association which transacted the buriuessof lhai
meeting. Il adopted the preamble and Irsplntions
ordered TO br publishrd viz Ncssrs Z. Nm
free, Jno Nrctor. w | Holcombe, Jno. feici.
val. George re,civAl, Richard ) Iden. Kohi.
n. Gray, Edward Brown, Nm. o,mp,er Nn
bennett and ID. fearman
JOHN EARLY,
~
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IN the Ter (Ene paper, We bnd an &C
conui II the celebration Of an Anniversary NJ
Nre,haio. which Is worthy notice On 1ues.
ddv, the Ladirs Club held their annual meeting
Al the Bowling Green, Workman. After heaf,ag
diraf serrice the ,nrmbers took tea, Uhen daHs
ci2,z copDrarcd, and was Kept up with great
splrt though the evening
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III
ELEC 10

Ia3iG,a.--It is at length reude,ed rtIioin
that RatI't Boon IS elected to Congress from
this State by a 'naJoriy Of II votes over 1hos.
II. Blake,
bamt - he administration candidate. have
prevailed by large maio'lies in tbs State.
u The cornerstone Of the new Baptist
Church IN tins place Was laid last Saturday with
masonic aud religious ceremonies
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22

1hs King Of Prussia las 'causcd the sum Of
loo dncni, (about 1920 to be paid, 10 asst. II
rfecllng The French Evnngelical Chnrci,in New
Orleans. lhe money has been 'eceIVedin NJ"
York.
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LEWIS ROPER,
SURGEON DEA JIST.

bESPEtifULLf Informs The ot2cns Of
VI u Lynchbnrg aud ns vicinity. thai oncour-
hgrd by the patronage heretofore received, he
is now ready 10 piaGise 10 the In. OF his procs.
sion ~ all lis various branches, ~ the Franklin
Hotel, whtrr he viii rrnaln lot short time.
Ladies AID Grnilernrn waited upon al lheit
houscs, II tegaesied
Sept. ls. 1mnl
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The well known Joseph Lancaster whosr
name has been given 10 the system 81 mutual M
struciioo for children, is now iecturng Al Mon
treal.
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Bread Slufs have taken rise in Richmond
g, well rs this pace--Corn is selling here
ron g. 30 To g 75.-Flour has likewise
advanced--this rise may he ascribed To the
anticipation of short crops.
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Mr.. Clay reached New London last evening.
The committee appointed To invite him T."
parake of public dinner at this place, have
Earn, it is not expected he will consent
4, accept the invitation. He will probably
slliye mere to-day abou, II clock.
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ihslI

rtOK SAbE.-Ihr .uhscflber Is anxious %
- sell the traci land op which he NOW re.
SIDES, IN Franklin county, Va. on Grassy Fork
and Ryan's Crrrk, of Snuw Creek, containing
uine huntited acrrs. srvrn hundrc,i aces of
which ~ NV III wood. fhls land Is well wa g..
rered and wen itnbercd, aud a pnod portion og
meadow land anu tobacco land. The d~rling
house very comfortable mud ,oony. With gooA
kitchen, smoke house. dairy and granerv, vita
other necessary houses, Also. se1s, mill and
saw mill all new. good pinulA,ion IN good nrde'.
Any person wanting 10 buv, tan 10 so On the
most accommodating terms ~ am disposed -
sell very low and 10 take the greater part la
property al its value. JOHN fiNkARD,
sent % Az
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a essb.

EAS, 6 5tNKlNs resi- ectiully informs the
ew La'iifs aud Geolrn,rn OF i.ynch1ug, that
u class oi suiicienI magnitude .nould present
Itself u. Intends dividing his lne between thus
aud the University tor TIC pntpuse oi giving IN
.truci,on ~ Drawing and Phmnng. His course
will consist oil Portrait and Landscape IN Oh
immature on ivory Landscape IN transparent
aud booty ooiuns, Flowers, Cihyon, Ebony.
fo,ceAip, Raised, Japan. Velvet SATIN, aAc. &c.
n g. PA iicnlar attention VIII be gwen 60
drawing troni Mature.
Washington Ho'el. Sept -. blo
Mr.. > has lrii u specimen of his Painting ut
M. Norh's Bunk ~iore, with paper Tor those
persons who desnt instruction 10 subscribe then
nain"s.
-cpI ~, iftglI
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UO'" TO AYOID DANGFR.

"Ihe best way" sa,d Sp Boyle Roche. -
uvold dnrsrr Is 10 meet II plump
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JOHN EARLY
DIV ARD CANNON.

It's with narrow souled poop = as with mn
row.neete ed bo''ler The less = ey have in them
he more NOISE they make IA pouring out
Pope.
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The annual income of the Archbishop oi
S1",Tfb",yi VINO dno '",ey n''a u, r%G "" ~"' Il"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22

The wise, only, pfohl by hearing the yis.
dom oi others tPnbhus SUUs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22

Safely guns are made nj Birmingham 90 CON
strucrcd as he completely guarded against ac-
cidenia explosion.
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'''e' ''u''''ua'
'''o' OF I'VE" I'o-
nv eh'h' !" w
'i''' "'''"''
..........z. - -, '''' sup
""'"'
's''t'
is inconsistency
prh' PROMINENT anu grand feature OF his
character Every net Ut his life i "A udi
,.,.,,. -. .,,,,,G,,l r..n..,,.
''''' IN Tue o"'n'noh
sense oil hianh'hu' 'iei"hs ny inclination, II
rs 40 wonder that his habits hay. di.gusted
friend and Ia. No man ,an t,.,,,. ,,,,,
nv I'M "'Sio"dte h''h-
bhtlhe euiogy OF ]'hh randolph has been
long since written, aud 40 new tonch of tho
ma, ,r ,,.,,.il ca,stdi, IL. ,,.z...,..i r..
~ ""U 'o''e
W Wv s'e'o"'
We subluin an extract irun speech dsIIv
cred bv Air. ganJoIui, ia the Il,.,,.. az D..
''"'''NeS, u" 'eS'''''''' inr'hrr s"co'
rug ihe privilege OF the writ of Habeas Cor
nus u on The 18TH February. Iso7 No ,,.h,.
,,,o,,Il ..,..,,. i.,,h ..aa,...a,. -.
f's ~ '''''' w '"'H'
Tor snspen1iag ma invaluable privilege, as
Wilkinson did when Burr aud Jackson threat.
s,.d NV nrl.aas is my, .d,o.a,i,, ,L.
'''''''" u me f'''"e"'y u ma" VINO dlu
the same thing, under much less periious cir.
cumstaaees,
r. -,
:, r., ~ -
y ""''' '''"'' ~ s"y"'S W." "'' a" ""F"o"'e
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n u Hafing beep oppoi0'ed ebanery Com
m tsiourr dm prtpt,ed At m t',ats 10 faks
dcpOniioas any irdoe ~ Campbsh rounig. aud
mag geuero3V bf toe1d 1t my qDtce, n JtW doOrs
aborc br Itanhiih HoieL I H.
NaV Is iGrl3
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CANDIDATE FOR VICE-PREslDENf,
RICHARD RUSH, of Pennsylvania

,lculs aud patriotism Of this candidate are better
sou bs and ,"eee,S "eb ihe best T s
aena ,oItry have been earlessy advocated, than III
= euogiuiu We eau peH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22

"a Office iht mbsiibsr NH ronfiiiuts 10
~ sen iobaeeo and oih.r ptottttfe al tomDi,g
sion, liz nil sodp prOaaee o am tnd for u
re,D modtrnf f0nlpfhfdjoH. htepiHg a rgHiac
correspondence Nth He bea n,fItal,fi#s houses ~
Rictmoad from Whih H. rccoirts N, tariiea a,t
most duihertr comm tcjm udrihrtnet from Lu-
rope amt tiferbffe h rW be ennliai 10 Transact
dus.stes nj III ibn,s nth horoneh taouledgr
Of The j,ro,Pn as gtH rs JOh,shc mafk,B
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Sept IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01

nav SCI ere contest bn, leei quite coniicnt OF
success he should fail he may attribute il en-
ut'iy 10 his absence.-The idea has been iudus-
uilasiy circulated that ne has abandoned the state
ani taken up his residence in New York His
presence here for d few days previous to tho a.
nsuoh' would give him five hundred additional
Vo'es: In the second district, where we have
clear and nndi-pu,ed Jackson majority of at least
one thousand, very much fear that we shall be
beaten. The people there cannot be made to con-
slider 1t a patty question. Gurley the u,minis-
trauon candidate is much more generally known.
ana has much greater personal popularity than
ms competitor Saunders. am prepared 10 hear
oau news from that quarter.
IN the district now represented by Mr.. Brent,
We nave also large majority AMI our friends there
nave little doubt of elecvng their candidate, GEN
erai overton. We shall have decided superb
or'y IN the legislature. As to Governor, | cannot
pretend to make any calculations. We have two
Candidates, and fear division will enable the
administration party TO elect Judge Derbigny.-
should this unfortunately be the case our friends
should not consider il any evidence OF the supe-
riority OF the coalition party in the state. Take my
word Tor II, that in any event, the month of No
vember will prove US to be thoroughly and decid-
eo'y Jackson N. Y. Eng.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
TO TIE PNRLIH

tclS Inc ifh u' pat tut bands DAVID Brown Ia,
'9ne tine past resident NJ this place, letter
% W. D. ct An'. Of Mobile containing mote. OF I'll. IT,
Sse Bank, IN. Alabama State Bsuk other Banks, : 40
VITA du-.tion- 10 denet II iniE-aatsy IN HI, ,uty, IA,
anseo'e' io Mobile, directly after his arrival there with
'he eohien's OF the above letter. and other ,u, of
mo."y ewfu,tOd 10 his care, 10y persons living here.
=" s"y person, whO furnish
'mo'matioo respecting has hdtns place viii su,b. IL H.
received. '' may nc
~ std DAVID brown, who by trade Tsyur, ra middle
s~el ma" about 10 OF SO years o age, ret 9,uehr
nsW ms hs quite straight and bu.hyi v.rv than
al rock ke; TIA. SNAIL sunken Eyes. .hsfp
"se MS c"h pitxo pale aud sa!ow. hi, ont
upper tsetn az worn ALMOST cose the guns. ~ round
'houdered; h feet rshe long for hi. .izs u rss, shbi,
pm sd s'ae he 10 Ls dress, and Ia. sent
precise IA has walk; iet ed his hats, avoiding
s"u Va. al svrited "ok whsn ed he Is Il ee oir
T." strong d'ink; h unable 20 " tie and II Is
'onsh he Tann'tresd. There man n, 500 Az
his ~ '''
FROM ~ ,Iatem.nh appears that he live, III
columbus Wsyosbofo Ne~bert, Csu,pdeu and other
Tn S"uth Cafons, an undry towns ~ eorx,a and
oehsf states. wa VI. MAGOFFIN, co.
Prairie St.f, Witcor co., Alabama
~ me National Iutelis aud Warrington T-eersph
WIN insert The above monthly months ese. the u hill.
10 the hohcnd Enquirer, and forward Va by mail
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