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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03

" of the superior court of chancery for the Rich.
mond district the 5ih day of July 1885: Mary Car
ter plt'f. against Joseph Tat, Edmund ". Rootes
Wm. a. Eliason aud Mary his wife, and other dts.
The defendants William a. Eliason and Mary his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according the TO act of assembly and the
rules OF i!s court and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that they inhabitants of this country
rs ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the first day the of next January term and answer
he bill OF The plaintiff and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond, for two months successiveIy
and posted the front door of the capitol in said c,y
% copy. tesle, WM. G. PENnLErox. G. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03

\WiHGlNlh:-ht rules, holden in the clerks Office
~ of the superior court Of chsncery for the Rich.
mond district, the 9th day Of September 1870: VIII
liam Smith, pitt against Austin Watkins Peter ri.
and other dts.
The defendan, Peter Rison not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of
assembly and the rules of this court, and appearing
sy satisfactory evidence that he is al infa bant
OF this country: is ordered, that said
do appear here on the first day of the next January
term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and ina,
copy OF tbs order be forthwith inserted some news
paper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted az the front door of
The capitol IN the SAID city. copy. Teste.
o. WIN G.. PEspJITox r. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03

NVlRGiNiA At rules holden in the clerks Office of
~ the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district, the I'd day Of August 1880; James Neal nl,f
agans, Samuel Morgan, David street, adm,r of
Mereweather Hurt deed and Champion C.. ST. Mara
bic, dts. " ''
The defendant Champion &. NJ. MsrabIe not bavipc
entered his appearance and given security accordir~
TO the act OF assembly and the rules Of this court and
happeariog, by satisfactory evidence, that lie is not
an Ihabiant Of this country; il is ordered that The
SAID defendant do appear here the first day Of t
next January term, and the bill Of the plain
'l, and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert,
ed ~ some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond for two months successfully, and posted al the
front door OF the capitol in the said city.
~ copy. Ieste, WIG PESDLErox, c. e.
iiN'".tb: 81 Iutcs, UOideD III the II, rk's Off =,
OF the superior court of chancery for the Rich
\ mond district, the 9th day of Scpte nber $50: WIN
Jones Barksdsle admir- of Frances labb, decd mfr
against iheodric Blair Bannis,er and sclgniota his
wifi, John Bannis,er and other dts.
The defendant John BaDnster not having entered
MS appearance and given security according to 10,
act 81 assembly AMI the rules Of this court and il an
pearng by satisfactory evidence that he is not .n ~
hso"ant OF THIS counry it ordered that the SAID
defendant do appear here the first day of the
January term and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
mat copy of THIS order be forthwith Inserted in SOM
newspaper published IN the city of Richmond Tor tu
months ccessveiy and posted at the front door Of
the capitol IN the said city. copy. Tes,c,
10 Wa s. p,1n,,rn"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.

IVHNHE subscr Der. in reference to publication in
IL previous paper, con'emn lates the esfabliyhmept
OF an Institution where the English language alone
will be taught, comprehendng all ihr most useful in
sructioH TO be derived from COMPLETE knowledge OF
The more perfect knowledge of history ancient snd
modern, with it, Application TO and ihing.-gsog
ohy'nd the practical of 6gure- in heir slmos un-
limited extent with the whole round of
phy-wil be esteemed valuable exchange for the s,u-
ny OF the dead languages especially "a even curo,itv
i'self can hs gsfi ID in the reading Of tansIaous
from all The most important, L,,in and Greek authors
professor will he employed whose reputation has
he tested by the p tcal Institution OF General Van
Rensselaer, and apparatus furnished for course Of sci
eDtihc education. As the prevailing motives Of the
sub cber 4, educate only under his own eve
oni to have afforded him fair opportunity OF dsmon-
strafing the advantages his mode of education will pos-
sess, he would be unwilling TO engage 10 the undersk-
ing other than under the expectation Of obtaining
class ef one dozen boys from 8 10 10 of aye The
sum OF l25 dollars per will be the charge fo board
aud tuition Every eff9rt will be made TO make the
theory and practice oil agriculture agreeable and inter-
eshng to the student. and, far will be easonab
subsrtu'e Tor the ordinary plays and amnsements The
natural and moral advantages OF this of country
with The enlightened vie and steady habits OF lis peo-
Pile. make il every way desirable TO he education of
youths, and the many institutions in this vicinity will
be more orless under the supervision OF the Rev VIII
liam Meade, Tho conducts CLASSICAL school on the adj
joining farm and TO whom reference is here ma l. for
further Information fhe subject TO the
living near the White Post, Fred, rick comfy Virginia
RICHARD X MEADE,
Lucky Hit Farm.
III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

VENHE Subscribers Tavern, at Hanover Town
M Hanover County, IL nm iersoing repair, aud
sill be in few months offered for sale priva..ly-
There are about fifteen of Land, and exceleni
Kitchen smoke honso, dairy, stables an5 all necessary
onthou'es tirhed to it-and Spring of excellent
water within 60 or 10 yards Of The .orsr. Persons
wishing 10 purchase, will apply TO the Subscriber on
the remises..
Terms made known on application
JOHN c. ANDERSON
OF &C. ae-we,~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

TN cHANcERY In shani County Court Iolb Of ,Iv
n. ' O''' '''' " 'uy
Ann Wyatt Ssrsh Wy,t, M,yF W,rs, Spuel H.rri. ,ni
ms VIE Bnlsoin iiarfU and Elizabeth p hi, Msr-
W W"efofe PEEK %, aud Cafs s. his WIFE Nsoty SH lion,
N'in Perkins and Sirah A. his wife, Pc kn .nd Susn
ny ms we, which sad sms'e, all ssuI ehrdrsn 5ohe
"ue,aeo: Plt6,.
Aan u Fowler William Harrison and Susan hi, wis,
Rhsd,on snd Bsty his wife, which females grand chill,
dfen OF John Wsrei dec Defdn
This dsy The PIsnHfby their aorn,y filed hill
assnd the defendants and The sail defendants h,vnr entered
their appearance snd sven security according 10 the Act Of
semby sud the Rules of this Court appearing 10 The s.i.
faction n the Cont hs y nhsbsn 81 hi common.
westb, % the moonv lie Plaintiff, " their Aornsy II . Or
dered Thsi the SAID defendants do sppesr here
Jsuu"y Court n'S sn sn'wsr the bill n the plaintiffs
ccpy OF this Ter he otbs III iuse ted public
printed 10 the Chy Of RehmouJ for months and
SIS posted the front door Of the Courih use NJ This county
Coy. Tede, w. mILLLR, O &. o.
Oet.2b. 40 -wsw-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

DIED The sdvneed ~ up~std, vars IT rs,
dence n tf~ 0 Brunswisk on the "a u the ~ I'm
Lho1as Fsanagoa ieavf1s bshnd him circle Of
irienf sol felai'ys 70 m urn Their Irrerarsbfe loss
Ahu 81 yss $50. becsme nismper huseh
md shortly sefvsd W nnfed Minister Of the Gonei; ,nd
emsnei ~ Inst capacity, with enbismhed chssctor until
TINE his Death He sl-sy' remarkably realous for hs
Welfare N markud and resiy aintcf their fepo
raj asrei TIE writer n
cell aequsin,si With hin upwards Of " years truv
That genuine pey eon11epd f,vsmr 81
he tuh, he now eri yns the 'me Of his m,kr.
The 81 obgnr ntbt our the sdeoio iou
ssot spd truly good ard vracu, msn fconntancaA
II The residence ~ hi Father IN rsnrve,. IN the
nt Ppifa Bsrcsu Phi1oeke n Nc Chsrls, wbic
tn - ~ h., Mo. Wbiioeke ssversl yar
been hs tutor Of nunsfu' sni ,s'peetsb seho ~ VS.. be-
Vediy he puri, respecsd ~ the psons and believed W
his scqoa'sneei genersy u sssmp,iy chweste
A. Son, Brother Ffie6d could he ptefersi ~ him
Communicated
m Tuesdsy ~orBns list, ~ her sidence in this city
I'm Broom, NJ Jsmss Brown, Esq, fate Minister Plsn
po,sny This l,dy hd been iax sasaIna y. but
Der dsogion wa not supposed Be hiss
trhN 70. .aSr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
YIRGINIA ELECTIONS.



We have already Says tho Petersburg OH rro,.,a, - -.
a hcte was no opposon 20 6eofgo g. Dromgoole for Inc Sc
nate but for the House Of Delegates contest sys
In the annals Of Virginia elections, in ,h sec ~
Try II was connued four days Aor the day Me- ~.
seau aud Oliver withdrew, aud left the 6eIdto Messrs B,o
and scott and gay did they Tor rather their respective on
maintain the contest during the three succeeding DAVIS N
icn undono to get every the polls onIv ;"~
die but the neighbong Countless wherever was ,;,
striking distance Tansackcd for friends. and To 6o
polls Victory alternately favored EACH squads from ten 10
would occasionally tho Courthouse ADD y lie.
vote change the face OF asirs On tho morning IN dsy
BtodnoS vac shead soycn votes The renewed
with undnnshed nrdor Indeed there could
eesa'ion y the struggle night or dayo the polls
were closed for the day parties off, riding night search
cfrocus for the decsys battle which fought ON Thurs
ny the aPpoioted hour the competitors
'o both animated With hope, and whatever
en eoum DO would DO done by their respective friends tbs
maj bous spproached the strength Of
the could b longer Brodaar ss a.
ciaffd the victor by the following vote - - ~"
Fer William n, Bfodnex,s 400
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

NorICE TO DROvERS OF HOGS -Tne Sab
scfiber begs leave to inform Them. tha, he has al.
ready commenced purchasing and selling Hogs at his
large and rommodious Pens l7h or Valley Street.
"h re he intends carrying the buiness exlensiveiy
an respectfully invites all those coming TO this market
TO call npon him. JOHN WYSE.
Oct g. Ae0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

WAS committed 10 the Js,l Of Norfolk rough a, Run,y,y
w on The id dy Of Fehra 1880 man. WIN state, nj,
n'me 70 bsJoSEPH JOHNSTON and tb,t he rec 10
the oounyo S1r, State Of Delaware. ,ut so yss,
# are ave feet esh nine che, high hls,k bs,
be- following Toe for time the above
Gases, otherwise be will be dealt With The law dpct.
N CURRIER, Js'cr
coC 20 A 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

ICoMMUNIcATED !
.Aneedote.-When The Mail Contractors waited up
on the President, old gentleman from n. Carolina
gave toast wishing that he might continue tour years
more Stop, my dear sir said he, that ,hiaE Wit,
The people to decide, you know, offer Tor any
Off e"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
~ the Gope,nnr of the Commonwealth IF Virsfnia
A PROCLHAI4TIOM

AMTHEREASa vacancy hath occurred In the Reprss-
Wv eniaoh from this State in the Cen OF the U.
States, by he resignation OF Philip p Barbour, u O.
member OF the House OF Representative o, the United
States for the District comHo'ed OF the Counties of o.
range. Madison. oui'a ard Sp,tisyvana: Joha FIoys
Governor OF the Common ~aIih Of Virginia, have
therefore thought properwith the advice f,he Coun-
Gil OF STATE, TO 'b" Sheriff. of the several Counties com
posing the said District, To cause election he held
on their respective Court days in the mon Of Noven-
Der next, tor suitable person to m said vacancy.
Given unjrr my hand as Governor, and und =
lSsaJ the Seal of the Common wealth a, Richmond,
this 23i day Of October 1880.
=. JOHN FLOYD.
Oct 20 49-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

The Publisher Edition of the of Arernon
Sidney thinks that ie r Lezh) declined
ing further Ia the business susceptible consruc
lion Mr. requested engage take an interest in
Tho publication otherwise could not Justly he
said to i,ce The Publisher L. fwss moi
requested lecy indirectly to any part
In their publication" -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

MAS COMMITTED 70 the jail of BOROUGH ~ KD,.w.v
o. The i5h Of Fshrps 1880, mao, h..
naneo he THOMAS EVANS ani that BON fee in the
u,yo Ph.tephr rhowa Of tsh comp.xion, i've feet
nv nche' high between twenty AMI twenty yest, old
The owner Of the shove any will and com
Ply wb the Ia" 10 such Other he will with a, the
Nv hrcc'' N CURRIER, J.iIor.
pf1,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
"Tsksthe 1925 when the British W. Iodi, we're ops
10 u,. ,nd 1879 shentb'y we're shut sint flag.
of nnf dnnne. LIE nrnLuca

:. Sif222665 StfO77,i51
Here difference h'y worth nsuns, which hi 6sve
hsprensd under any eircuus.sneu."
Now, contra, the Georgia Journal has also gone TO
the Documents, and presents its Exhibit Of the loss
we hare suslaAed by the suspension Of the direct trade
Mark the result
tine EXPORT. 1926 10 all the West iudis Island.
aud the British Norlh American colonies,
SIMULATED 10 SIC i2s 800
The exports for 1879, 10 The same places,
amounted 10 IL or s3O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

MARREDl-inth city, Monday evening the 18th instant
by tho Rev. M Post General DArfrL Doxrsor Of Tennes
Mis-. MsneARsr daugher Of the Hon John Branch
tary ofihe Navy IU 7I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
BIGGER,S OFFICE

THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL COMPANY,
GLASS rs, FOR 1880. b
To be drawn at Richmond, Friday, Goth Oct. 1890
at half past O'Clock p. NJ.
S1xTY-sIK No. LoTrERY-10 DRAWN BALLOTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
627 o55

4'ozI O55 doiars worth less imported when ,he poe,s
were smut Making difference Of 81 7776l5 10 the
u"ds carried on previous and after the closing OF The
n',"sn west India ports 10 Amsriean commerce.
10 1929, the exports to the Briii,h Wet IoJies
'"V"o ,ea 70 S21t0s0.
10 1919, 70 s 5z2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
THE WEST INDIA TRADE.

~
The opposition have been singularly unfortunate in
their course upon this subject.
First, They pretended that the Administration were to
purchase the trade by sacrifice of the Tarif-tha a
Caucus TO adjust the propositions to be held at
Wilmington. But no Caucus was held-no concession
has been made!
Merit, They laughed at the very idea of our opening
the ports-they said, il was all trick, quiz, hoax
fraud upon the voters. But ii turns out that the
arrangement has been actually made
3dy. They said. that the Administration has obtained
il upon terms which Mr. Adams had rejected, because
they violated the dignity of the U S. Now, it turns
out that MIR. Adams at last offered these very terms
oiee, and twice they were rejected by Great Britain!
4thly IL 10 urged, that the trade is OF usethat il
is new bubble" But then it turns out, every Ad
minstraon from Washington downwards had attempted
to secure II: that Washngcas pronounced to be benei-
cial--so did Jeersons and Madson'snay thatthe ac-
credited minister of Mr.. Adams himself wiz Mr. Gala
tiny officially subscribed TO its bene6sl
5thly; They now urge that direct trade is not so
profitable as circutous oneas novel discovery in
Political Economy as il would be in Mathematics to
prove, that straight line is not the shortest that can
drawn between any two points, that any two sides OF
triangle are not greater than the third!
6thly They founder most terribly in their arguments
against the benefits of the trade when they attempt TO
show, that double freight commissions &c will never
fall on the seller, but always the purchaser in the
West indies-as If, the higher productions sell, the
more they would be boughtas il great many articles
lumber live stock, sc. would bear the expense and
trouble OF transhpment-and as If the fact not that
the expense OF the circuous trade does Immediately
TALL upon our own merchants. writer in the New
Haven Advertiser makes out this clearly enough:
"The case ht) trsd iy Madison Of vessel from
N Haven't ST Bnthoiomtws,
~ British droyhef, but 10 General farther Insa
Of Britt irosh.r coming there buy the cargo,
Obliged Mt onfrrquenfy for doshef srry in
der that the make the hest bargain the
lroshrf MI Toby hut 70 take Bitch
tsnd high rate Of freight smohas in instance Ia
much as has been paid from nra S. Barts hsse 10
siy Mr. EdS', inst iul sevcaghis G from
he uaed States he neutral Ianishs, su,hpped hom
hence TO the British hland Of the
400 hempoft and export duy the al Islands,
merchant there Pid ny him 10 addition tbs
h trade he woui have been informed h,t they consider pi
ysss going dect TO British Ilsbd avoiding
something" : 80
7hly. They have been ranssckpg the official Doc-
ments, in order to show how little we hapeo,t by
The ,ub'iItuie OF the ccuiton. for the di rect trade
There is not hack Of the Opposition. which has not
euckooed the following deceptive cement from the
Haven Register
"Tksths 1926 when The British w. lodi, we're opsu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
ssiSo,seO

2,f5O $50 dollars worth less when the ports were
shut.
The imports for 1926, from The same ps-
ees amounted to Sl6 500 425
The imports TO- 1929, amounted to IL 935 $40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
GEORGIA ELECTION.

The Poll in Sc Counties for 7 members of Constes.
Is as follows 90 counties only to be heard from " bcb
are not expeced to vary the resn) viz: n H. Tpiids
2i356 : Wiison Lu,npktn 23s2s- Daniel .Ne,onqn
227It Henry q Lamar 200I5 - Thomas Fostr
20552-JaDies M JVoy,e 20lii Wiley Thomson
2oii7-C natles E Hsvnss 1892 -Tho-. u. p. Cnsrl-
Ton 1901 Robert J. Gamble 1926 Sc atom Grapfland
1898 c, Shorter 1869 (5h .We,onan !. ,he on.
~ ne,o Member; and Mr.. Hnynes The only old one
excluded-For Reduction OF the Dum or of the Lesi,
a;ure, the vote was 1874 Nor Reduction 1850
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

John Y Mason, opposition VIM. b. Goodwyn no oppo,-
SSH FRANKLIN-Two D.
Delsgass-John NJ Holland, Charles Powel--re slsetsd
STAFFORD -OSE D-Cofrected.
Thomas Moncure John Il. Fi,zhugh 40 In our former
report Mr. Moneures erroueousy printed jain Mon
YORK COUNTY.
Polls kept for daysIho following the
Tuesday night ..fr.
FoR Page about 100 c. Joynes about &C.
ii. Robert Shield 49, Griffin IT,
Semple 9.
Shields majority Griffin in City York counties
80 Semple ST. Williamsburg o
LOUDON SENATORIAL DISTRICT Corrected.
For Mr. WIN Nc 633 votes instead OF 49, Fairfax
heard from but opposition.
I'm fhe last Ieoisjaf,fre f. g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26
q loi2si

Iu 1876. the imports from the Same pla. %
ces amounted to 81 20t 4I2
10 1879, to 24o,224
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

We are authorised TO announces John Patton 49,
Candidate to represent the Congressional District com
posed Of the oouDIeso Spo' siivapia Louise, Ofange
and Madison in the place Of Philip P. Barbour resign
ed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

tickets SlO-Shares in proportion.
IL BIGGER has sold and paid II sight within n
shor, time less than four Of The highest Capitals Of
$4,000; and no less than eight Capitals in the five last
drawings
For the Capitals, ard cash at sight address your or
ders 10 THO. b. BIGGER
Richmond, "a
Oct ~ 48-8t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

y SA TONS Thomastor Lime jus, received and
Z eJV Tor Sale by
WORKMAN s. McGIUDER.
Oc' 20 49-2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

George C. DronsooIs flor sens'el ss7
brodnax's majority Scott %.
PETERSBURG BOROUGH-Ocr Dr.
eve had Thursday the Petersburg Old Dsmioonl the
animated, and the me tho most orderly election
Witnessed Politics and predilecoas had little
do with The absorbing question Of the contemplated Rail
road moved the people they voted for
the candidate whose most feasible ON that important
addressed consiera-
BILE length and their happiest aud both advocated the
raroad amportant to the prosperity Of
Petaug but they differed to the manner OF raising the uo
and this difference that tho election urnod AZ the
close of poll 10 stood follows YES d. u
L. i-os~. For wm n. MacfarandN 20
WIN. Robertson l30
For Senator. the stood us follows- W '-
aN ft For David H. Branch 'Y tnf 2f3
d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

DE- Far has entire confidence In the remedy and
assures Dyspepc. 1, j. in accordance with phy.ioiogi-
cal principles Dr.. Fs address is Prince Edward Court
house.
| Oct 26. 5e-w3,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

For Congrsss-Draper 65 Smith So Johnston o.
Russell Wythe 657 ahead OF Smith,
Of Johnonrhe counties Of Grsyson Tazewe Scott Loo
Washington yetto DO heard FROM i1.1Ifua trt.H SOS
q. -. HENRY-OSE ID.
The Lynchbug vignan says that "M Dyer is elected
opponents Gavely but
csrtaned by what statement Of ts polls in
founded upon inaccurate inform ton" r.rl.s ,t.
81. PATRtCk-OSE ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

The Wheeliog Compiler repubI, hes our brief re-
mark on the disme rment OF the Old Domnion-and
talks Of our supercilious and Stately ss-o the
su jection Of the West 'to the Richmond party of
which the Enquirer IL the Ofgan'-of the g masters
of The West at RichmoDd," &c. &c.--We assure
Messrs. Armstrong and Green that we were not con-
scious OF being 6 sUpercious and staely'-and of
course that we did net wish intend TO appear w q
might in return fairly Offer rebpke for their mputa
lions Of Richmond party and an Cfgan--But mu At
content Ourselves with rdicuiing any such can't and
denying the existence Of any such phantoms-Aad a.
to masters, would IT. not be well 10 witness the
government Works. aud calmly wait see how lar IL
promotes the interests OF the Wea--ratber than fiy
10 such exrefniiies at oDcvl we assure these gen,l
men, Of hopes and belief hat il the Western and
Eastern rulers will meat each other In the proper spir
All is trusted they will do, aud tril er ezra
viii dawn both upon the Yves, aud the East unde the
auspces Of the " W Constitution. Let us at least IT,,
he expe'im Mt; and commune more, like beth
rem, upon The interests OF The same common f,my
We are authorised TO announce John Patton 80
Candidate To represent the Cor gressooaI Disuict com
posed If the eouDteso OF 500 s,lvania Lousa Oran
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

Vmsinan that SIN of the
the polls in Jefferson kent
open days. We understand that great efforts 10
the of the AMI that nearly 800
polled than any former OCCASION" W
Col gone Washington for the purpose
ing HaIpers Ferry, which ad bsen
rendered him. He take the post assigned him
pie.
HARDY COUNT Y-ONr D. 'tt
Joel Pennybacker l46I WIN. Seymour rrar lis
Moses Walton 4 Ga John Muliu
Pennybacker's maj in the Dis .- ~ m
trict BIS