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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

Exiensive Executors Sale Of Siases and other Per.
sonH Estate.
Shall oter Tor sale at Public Auction al the Plan.
n ation OF the late Daniel Grnusn deceased, called
PRESQU' ISLE. in the County Of Culpeper, on the
9th day OF December next. the sale to continue from
day to day until the Whole shall be sod all the
Property which belongs to the Estae of the
on that Paoaiion, consisting in part ofbetween F|tu
and Srfy Sares, bet,oeen 20 aud so Horses several
Brood Mares OF the First blood, about one hurdred
Head OF Horned Cattle large Stock OF Sheep and
jog-, about 700 Barrels OF Cora. large quantity 4
hay, Fodder &C., Plantation Utensils, Carpenters and
bIae ksinhs Tools Househo'd and Kitchen Furniture
Copper SUI enc OF Chsndl,rs best Surveyors Com
passes, with Chain and Plot ing lnstrumenswi many
Io,ber articles too tedious TO enumerate.
IL confidently believed. that in proportion the
quantity OF Property that will be eferr for sale, lar
ger proportion OF very valuable Property OIL
ered a, public sale in Virginia The Slaves gen.
orally likely many OF hem very much so; and anouy
hem is very vanahIs Blacksmith. young and hea.
Thy Amongst the Hotses there is s be eved TO be
OF the Best Blood in the Safe. The Stock OF Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs, are OF the most improved breeds
many OF them now iii for market, and we'll worth the
attention OF Butchers. The Furniture OF superior quail
~ ~ Farmers and others, DESTROYS, o! procuring
'alufble Stock, will do well TO at nd this sale,
Opportunity OF procuring such will seldom occur.
The terms OF sale follows The Slaves will be sold
Tor Cash, the residue of the Property upon credit Of
IL moths Tor all sums above Forty lars, under that
Cesh, the purchaser giving Bends with approx ed Sc
curly, TO bear interest from The date; but is
poIant to the interest OF the Estate, that should be
able TO command the funds at specified tine, will
agree to relinquish the interest to these who shall pay
heir Bonds when due. No Property TO be removed
until the terms OF the Sale shall be complied with. To
prevent sacrifice of tie properly that may he of red
Tor sale, reserve the right making bid every
Gaze, Tor the benefit OF the Estate. Persons DESTROYS
OF viewing any part Of The Property, before the day
sale, can do by applying 10 Mr.. Joseph p. Hippo
the NJ anager on the Farm.
II Continuation Of The Executors Sale
On Monday the 18Th day OF December mex will be
offered at public sale, in like manner at the late res
idence OF Daniel GriDnan, deceased, in the Town Of
Fredericksburg. All tho Personal Estate Of said Grin
nan, in said Town-consisting OF Several House Ser.
wants. Gardener, Cook, Oster and Sempstr. So, &C.:
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture Carriage
and Horses, light Wagon, Riding Horse, considera
BILE Stock OF Books with variety OF ether articles too
tedious 10 enumerae. The terms Of Sale as stated in
he previous Advertisement
JOHN s. WEXFORD Ex'or
OF the last Will and Testament of
Oct g 11-,ds D,N,r, Cn,,.,... 49,,
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4 AND FOR SALE.-The plantation at the fItk nj
IN Rockhsh and Jane rivers in Nelson county call
ed Rockhsh, wherein the late DIR. David II. Patieson
resided is offered for sale
This, in the estimation of the subscrber is a very
Tine es'ae-It contains about FIVE hundred and six v
AGREE; one hundred and thirty OF which are low.
grounds; end the whole of the high land red loan
equal otgin5y 10 any in this country and susceptible
oil ths highes, possible degree Of Improvement
About two bundled bushels OF wheat will be seed.
ed on IT, most OF which has been already put in the
ground
Purcha'ers Will Apply to MIR. Thomas Taylor of Rich
mond VINO is authorised to cell liz or to the subscriber
living in Blcking ham-And II will he shown 10 any
one wishing 10 see ~ by Mr.. Spencer Turner, who
lives near II, or by myself.
REUBEN B. PATTESON, ~ or of
Nov rs 55- 81 David II. Paitnson dnc,h
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HEU BEN b. PATTESON, eX or of
Nov. is 55- 81 David II. PattcsoD, deed.

YHNHE r,ceouy invented Current Mill Of Colon j
n Houghtn of Geo. (the patent of which I have
secured Tor This sta'e, the public ha' lately beer
informed by advertisemeDt) being equally adapted to
Tide as well az current streams, in way simple and
natural as neither to pond water ohsifUc naviga
shall maxi petition TO the next General Asse mbIy
OF Virginia to grant to TO the discretion of the
Courts, the privilege OF establishing sad mills char
ered streams wherever they may b. desired by those
wishing to prohiby the invention. G. NJ. STONE
N. B-l have model completely eIucdaiing The
beautiful and efficient principle which The cuFreni
mill. is planned TO be exhibited al the Capitol At the
meeting Of The next Assembly. G. NJ s.
Ches' et6eld, Nov. 9. 53-7,s
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Groceries, Siep- Clothing. Paints aud ais,t OIL nd
NJ (HundfeytI

Groceries, Sep Clothing. Paints aud Pais,t OH nd
Ship !fhdndiery.
NAVY CoMMIssIoNERs' OFrIcE
18th October, 1880. {
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of.
- fee until the 25th Of November next, to supply
all the Groceries, Stop Clothing, Paints and Paint Oil
and Ship Chandlery, that may be required during the
year 1884, for the Naval Service, to be fur nsh-d upon
the rsqusuons OF the respective Commanding Officers
Navy Agents, aud to be delivered the Navy Yards
Portsmouth, Boston, New York, Philadell hia Balti-
more, w ashngton, ard Norfolk
GROCERIES.
Superfinc Flour, per barrel.
Alo,asses, Cider. Vinegar, Winter Strained Sperm
Oil. per gallon,
Rice, Spermacei Candles. ter pound.
Drab Pea Jackets, Blankets
Blue Cloth Jackets, Duck Frocks
Do Trowsers. Do Trousers
DO Ves,', Black Silk Handkerchiefs
White Flannel Shirts, Wool Hats
Do Drawers, Leather Shoes. sewed
PAINTS. AND PAINT OIL
White Lead (Am.} Is, qua. Lamp Lamp Black. ID.
DOtEar)lo in oil. 10. Putty. ID.
Red Lead, do do in oil, h. Black varnish, saI.
DO do do dry, ID. Brigh, varnish, gal.
Vel 0chre(Fr )'o in oil ID. Paint Oil, boiled, gal.
Do do do dry, 10. Do raw, SaI.
SHIP CHANDLERY.
Printed forms OF offers for Ship Chandl-ry, will be
furnished TO eppcantsby the respective Commandans
at Boston, New York, and Norfolk the only yards for
suppl, which contracts will be made. Offers for
Slop-Cothing aud Paints, and Paint Oil, are requesed
tor all the first mentioned Yards eneept Baltimore.
All The articles contracted for be of the best
quality; the Stop Clothing must be fully equal to the
sample of the year 1880, in the OF the seve
raj Commandants; the Cloth Jackets, Trowsers, and
Of clean picked curled hair aad thick cotton tick
ing-they must be 6 feet long, % inches wide, and
must weigh not less than lbs. svOirdupois of hair.
exclusive OF the licking Bidders are requested TO
send 10 this Office samples of indiPo dued thrilled
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entously believed them both, to be uncon
and in their operation uusQus therefore unjust; and
uarly oppre'ive to the Southern Sates, without al
fording those a'es any Of the benefit ended 10 flow
Rom that system OF policy. And turtle rmore, because
in that policy the degradation of my country
commenced my opposition 10 Internal Improvemen n,
with my hrst political breath. opposed the famous
Bonus lSl, in my maiden speech, within three weeks
after entered the Senate. commenced my OPPOSE
tien to the i'll the next session hereafter on pro
position 10 lay additional duty iron. have per.
severed with atdour in that up the pre-
and in,end 10 continue my oppos ion with the
same undated ardonr, until both those systems are a.
polished, 30 long a. stail remain in situation to ex
ercise any control over public II have
sii,ed my policy shubk from responsibility upon
this any other public question, in the worst OF
tmes, and whilst In small miro,es, shoud like 10
such detection pointed out and exposed. will
ak il Mr.. Smith hns, II could done more. that
he might have done better will OF con,rover-Then
Mr. Smith and mysei! perfectly agree upon all the
principles 70 be opposed. That have equal patriot
ism and equal ardour in opposition those prin-
cipes, will both ad.i; I say equal, because in
ardour aud patriotism on those on. s,ons will Weld
TO But Mr.. Smith and myself dirfer as TO the
to be employed to defeat those system. And 10
consequence Of that difference Of opinion, Mr. Smith
sees i'm me an urhne's TO represent the State OF South
Carolina any longer in the Senate of the United States.
His RIG ht to do so shall not que stion
will not suppose for a mOmen, that Mr.. Smith in.
t-nded TO coetce me into his opinion. He is gen.
tleman of too much character for that. But he will
allow ne o say that, although he may, cannot per
ceive the bearing OF such rule of action If do my
uuty I'm the Senate IN opposition to those unjust and
oppressive sys'em-, that Is all the duty have TO per-
form But as regards my reelection, il be of lit
tie Importance to the Sac, and can assure Mr.. Smith
u VIII be ot'bu' itle Importance 10 myself I have
high sense OF laudable ambition any gentleman, aud
as much pr de in serving my country, bat have no
ambition to purchase lis honours at the expense of pr
va'e opinion. And more especially when that opinion
relates 10 subj OF vital importance to the fu.
ure des'inies OF this Republic than any subject, that
ever agitatea this community. trust man would
appreciate the honour of reelection to the Senate
NE United States, than myself, feel more gre-
ul Tor such di tncion. But as highly as shou ap-
reciate this distinction, can make compromise Of
my private opinions to attain it. And il Mr.. Smith
thinks deserve to fall victim to diversity Of private
opinion only, when public principles involved d.,
am ready for the sacrifice AID perhaps | may APP
proach the altar with few murnuinge and as little
reluctance as that gentleman could wish.
VIM. SMITH.
York c. H., s. c., November An, 1880.
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OF the last Will and Testament of
Oct 8. 4i.ds DANIEL GRINNAN, deceased

IHNRuSF SALE.-in pursuance of deed OF uus,
n executed 10 the subscriber by General John
Brown, deceased in his lie lime, bearing date the 81
day oil March, ls20and ofrecord in the clerks office OF
Augusta will be sold for cash, before the front door
Mrs Ann Chambers's tavern, ia the town of stanton
on Monday the 9Th Of December next, al The Land,
belonging TO the said Eate OF the said John Brow
ceased, lying 10 the right hand of the Warm Springs
road near Siaunten and containing about six hundred
and hity acres-A plat OF the land may be the
day OF sale
Also, lot 10 the left hand OF said road containing
bout nine acres, on which there is an Orchard Also
four hundred acres OF land, lying in the county Hanp-
SHIRE, n ar The North River Ms-Also, 100 acres iy-
ing on Middle Mountain, in the county Of Morgan.
he utle to the above mentioned pr operty is believed
t. be good, bu, other title except such a. ia vested
IN the subscriber by the deed OF aforesaid will be
conveyed TO the purchaser purchasers.
Nov. 53-Si DANIEL. SHEFFEY Trustee
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Fl Z an order of the Comfy Court OF Cheste. field
n - pronounced en- the Jlih day of Oct. last shall
on Friday the 10 h day OF Dozen Der next at Edward
Bass Tavern. in the County OF Chesteri I'D cell I,
containing 100 acres adjoining Tuppony Church This
land will be shown by Mr.. Il. Bss. or Doctor joseph
Cunlffs. SPENCER WOODBRIDGE, Comm
Nov. IL al tia
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To the Planters IF PUgtnio and North CdrOiind
TMNHE high fa'e OF duty paid Tobacco in England
"a Ireland, and Scotland causes great consump.
ton OF stemmed Tobacco in those countries and our
buyers require the leaf in such state AZ that il will
stem freely. We, therefore, recommend you not 10
prize your and good Tobacco Ouch az IL now
used for rips hard to make IL difficult 10 sstn-
great portion Of thu RICH large, strong leaf Tobacco
converted into strips, well as the Thin .bor,
leaf, and II either these kinds priced hard az TO
be at all suck tog'ther, they rendered much les.
viluabr-The aw allows the togsheads Of sufficient
size adui, Of IL TO 1900 he being priced in without
pressing II 30 hard as 10 itjure il for scanning
n & +. GWATHMEY
Nov IL bi-tlttDGIJ COIuDIissiOu JfpTchaufs
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n pursuance OF an order of the Superior Court Of
H. Chancery Tor the Richmond District offer for sale
Tract OF Land on Crunp's Creek, in the coun,v Of
HGnoUer about four miles below the Courthouse con.
tanning 2O acres, which laid off into four lots and
will be sold jointly or severally.
Also, Tract OF Land in the county of GoocbIon5
on the waters OF Little BYRD Creek, containing 537
hcres-adoinng the Lands oi Mr.. w. Payne & others
Inc Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish
ing TO purchase, by Mr.. Laney Jones' who lives near
1.-THE GoochIand Land, by Mr.. Payne
For Term, which will be accommodating anpIv IN
me near Hanover Courthouse. WM. F. WICKHAM,
SurvivngTruste OF the Estate Of Sam'i Gis; DEF
Aug. IL. DIT
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MOI ICE.

AAIANTED at The Penite nGsry, the following Bill
w Of Timber, viz
600 Willow Oak Felloes, 3 & 4 inches wide.
900 Garry Log Spokes, y IL inches on the heart
edge, f. long. young and tough, free from
knots and splits.
400 pair Hame Timber.
600 White Oak Spokes, and
5000 f.. Birch Scanng. in. square, 10 be cut before
Chtistmas--aso, 100 600 Flour Barrel Blleis.
Oct. 20. 50-d THOMAS NELSON, p. A. p.
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WRANK STOCK AT AUCTION Will h. on cold
y y Mondiy the 9th Of December, at II O'clock al
the Coffee House 10 the City Of Rchmoud 165 shares
0f stock NJ The Bank of TrginG, aud 60 shares of
stock NJ The Farmers Bdnk of IA belonging TO
the Estate Of the late William Gait. Esq; and will he
'o'd by order Of his Executors. JAS. n. LYNCH
Nov. IO 56--2t
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q hNE UNDIVIDED EIGHTH PART OF THE
a y COLUMBIAN MILLS EOR SALE-PnrsnanI

" COLUMBIAN MILLS FOR SALE-P Pursuant
to decree OF the Superior Court of Chancery for tie
Richmond district, pToyOunced on the 18Th day of A.
phi, 1880, in the case OF Moore Bell shall pro-
coed on Tuesday the 7,h day of Decembsr 1880, AZ
IL o'clock on The premises in tie City OF Richmond to
offer Tor sale, at public auction the hs hest bidder on
credit oil six twelve and eighteen months, one und
vided eighth part OF the Co!umban Mills with the an.
pun rnances conveyed by John Cranberry and wife.
William and Philip Haxall, by deed bearing date The
I'D day o. August, 1909 being the interest OF John
Bell therein-BOnds with approved security required
and The title retained until the purchase money be ali
paid J. GUERRANT, NJ 9 C C n
Nov. g. 52-tds or one of mis- Denufi,s
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York c. H., S. c., .Nropember An, 1880.
CL.aLlTS on FR4NCE.

Having before us the ponderous volume stating al
large, not only these claims, but those also of ci-
zens upon the governments of Naples Holland, Den
mark we have thought it not Improbable expendi-
ire oil time aud space TO present ananaysis of them
to the view readers.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE The sub.
serber oifers for sale his Valuable Estate called
the Piping Tree, lying in King William County on tho
left Bank OF the Pamurky River, atout twvGty miles
from The City of RehmoPd TIE tract Of ldud contains
i've hundred and try i've acres, from thirty to fty
OF which reclaimed marsh Of nex hausible fertty
The rest OF the Tracts OF good quality river Land
well adapted TO the culture OF corn, wheat cotton and
tobacco, with due proportion Of wood Land Attach
ed to this Estate, all the buildings ard improve.
men's necessary for house Of public entertainment
store house and gfanary, all 10 good repair and val
liable ferry. As The NJ ain Road from me seat of Gov
eminent 10 the North Eastern part Of The ate passes
throneh ms Estate u renders Of The best stands
Tor Tavern 10 the Lower Couuuy-a and being in a
wealthy height onthood, desirable situation for coun.
~y Merchant The Ferry i'self is worth from six TO
seven hundred dollars per annuin, clear OF expensea
ne e u believed TO he inlisputsble and therefore
u VIII De conveyed with general warranty. The
erms are ;-One-thifd OF the purchase money in cash
he residue ~ two payments Of one and two years. from
the Day OF sAle-the last payments TO be secured by
DEED OF Trust or otherwise, to the satisac,n Of The
SUBSCRIBE Persons wishing 10 purchase, will apply
% erling j. Cfump, Esq in the City Of Richmond
or TO the Subscriber, AZ he Piping Tee.
Nov 8 52-St ROBERT + KING
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MOIlCE.-Persons indebted to the firm Of KYLE g.
Cochran, are requested 10 come forward ard seuls
their accounts.
They are dosfoos Of closing their busness az early
AZ Posbe, ana y hoped hs notice wiii meet the inn.
mediate attention Of these concerned july a. 2s,f
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a NHlCKAHoMINY LAND FOR SALE-The
" subscriber is empowered by deed OF trust from
Judge Hay and others, OF record in the Office of the
clerk OF HenTco county 10 sell, aud he offers for
SALE the estate called Ashhed, aiming about nine
hundred and thirty acres: situated Cbickahomny in
the county of Henrico, about seven miles from the
city OF Richmond.
The estate consists OF two parces the upper separate
ed from the lower by slip OF land about four hundred
yards wide. The upper parcel contains about 4sO, and
the lower abou; 500 acres.
On the upper parcel Their ia an excellent brick dwell
ling house, 81 by 81 feet, having elk large and two
small rooms, add four large closets. The house was
bur about the year 1914 and il said TO be good as any
III the county. The stOre-rOom aud gardeners house
are also oil brick The other houses Kitchen servants
apartments, stables, and house. sc. are of wood
called mud land, 40 40 of which are cleared
and In meadow, which may, with little trouble be kept
constantly irrigated.
On The lower tract containing about 500
nssabes &c bUi no DIV Hing house, but that intend
ed Tor the Ovefseer II has good settle for dwelling
house near an excellent spring and most abundant
supply OF ire wood There IL also an orchard ON H.
II Represented, that OF this tract, between one and
two hundred acres are mud land that NAV be easily
aud that equal any land on ChckahomiDy
The district OF couniry in which these lands are s-
udted, s said 10 be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague ard lever.
On having the purchase money, and the interes.
thereof, payable semi annually, satisfactorily secured
literal credit will be given to the purchaser. .
The parcels will be sold separately. if The purchaser
should 80 desire ROBERT STANARD.
auction, bet t. the doGr Of the Eagle Hotel in the cty
Of Richmond, on Saturday, December 18Th, al IL o.
Crock M. r.. s.
July 27. 28-U
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NAVY BREAD AND wHisKEY.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,2
18th October, 1880. {

l3tb october, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office till the 25,h November, 10 supply all the
Bread and all the Whiskey that may he required for
The Naval Service, during the year 1881 be furnish
ed upon the requsiions ot the respective Commanding
Officers, or Navy Agents, and TO be delivered in bar,
res and in casks, at he Navy ards Portsmouth, Bos-
ton, New York, PhiledelpS, Baltimore, Washington,
Norfolk and Pensacola.
The Bread must be composed of finp -four and cross
middings in equal proportions samples Of the Bread,
not less than three biscuits each, must accompany the
oifers. The Commissioners having fixed a standard of
So 30 per hundred lbs. for the Bread when fine flour
s 80 5O per barrel bidders taking these prices the
standard, are required 30 STATE al what below or
above So 90 per hundred lbs Tor every dollar that fine
Hour may Use or tall from SIS 80 per barrel, they will
furnish the Bread that may be required-the pro-
ton governing should flour fail than 81
per barrel The price OF the -four be ascertained
by certificates from three respectable wholesale dealers
in the article, stating the day the requson lie made.
Inc Whiskey must be oil the best quality, first proof
copper distilled, one year old, and made of one third
rye at least, all which must be certified by three re-
spectacle PERSONS and must be delivered in seasoned
OAK casks, but no allowance will be made for the bar
res or the casks in which the Bread and the whiskey
sh'l be delivered After the nspec tion and examipa-
lion upon delivery, the respective must put
The barrels and casks in good shipping ORDER at their
own cost and The casks containing the Whkey, when
required by the respective Commentaries or Agents,
must he furnished with four iron hoops each and the
Who'e NUT tie delivered free of cost 10 the Govern
nfnt and mus, undergo the inspection of the respec-
ave faTds or such other inspec tion the Commits
sionets OF the Navy may direct.
Offers not made in conformity with the foregoing
will not be considered. The oilers mus, be endorsed
OHer for Navy Bread" or" Offer Tor Wbiskey for
1887; and each article be offered separately and
distinctly from The other. Oct. %. 47-i25N
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THE NEU CINE.

In alludiug few day. since TO the fac, OF the cleo
lion OF John Quincy Adams TO seat in the 22d Cob-
gross, we did not &C bs courseso unbecomiog one
who had been honore with the cief maRisracy of The
Uni"n, 10 any thing beyond passion Tor public life
which sought its qualification any sacrifice OF repti-
talon, and desire OF passing the winter at the seat OF
government (Which il MIR AS cuslom) at the public
expense rather than his own.
Upon reflection, we apprehend that there other
possibly Of equal weight in the estim alton Of
the new Congressman. Il not the starting post Of
new political cGTeel Was not The appreb epsion of n
tire neglect in the "du pursuits" at Quincy, added 10
the hope, that by appearing again in The political
ma he might he remembered and he taken up by some
new party, wanting canddlte, and craving power /!
And wha' party is likely to take up him whom the peo
pie bAye put down, the political Anti na.ons! Indeed
may not this movement of the Elk. President he taken
az an assurance thathe again in The political Fl Id
hat he Is ready TO become the candidate OF any party
hat will accept OF his and that Anli-masonty h
TO I've the last hope OF the House OF Braintree? And
i'll not the Anti masC Irrational" convention 10 b.
held in Baltimore next October, for the nomination Of
an Anti-nasonic candidate for the Presidency follow
the course which TO be naturally in the order
oil ihings? For whit can b. more natural than that
The followers in the footsteps Of the B)urbons the Fer
dinanda and the Don M gusIs OF Europe, should take
to tn embrace, and attempt TO re.esiabli.h over the
declared vii oil the pope the political BourboDs Of
America?
We perceive that the candidate is already in train
ing. III supported at The recent cleo ion in the
Plymouth drtict by the Aoi-mssous. At meeting
held IN Abingdon, the 18Th Oct. (p'evious TO the
elecuon) Mr.. Adams nominated for Congress, and
the following preamble adopted, the for civ.
ing hiD the support Of Anti-nsspns--" And whereas
we have reaio1 10 believe that he (Ir. Adams) has
already been MAIDS 10 drink Of the bitter cup OF ma.
sonic prescription for daring that rs was not
never had been, AMI never would be, mason" &c.
&c These are the iniliaory Steps. The sequel will
show how fdr they have been well taken.
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Fire-About IL Isst evening FIRE broke ont in
the grocery Of Hicks & Company, ccraer of Ludlow
md Bfoome streets II got under without mater.
al damage