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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
.1Er. Demon IN relirewen,.

r your paper Of Saturday last you TO- npbl; a
ron 'he New YORK DAILY Advenher ci,oT 6o1, Ws,b, ?"
d some account Of The late interesting debate n the Sess,S
"nu ~ Ine sad communication there is ,e fJoius ss,'
'MI Benton recently wrote letter In Sen9s ssssh'enct'
winch was published at ST. LOUIS which he states Ibs ~
us intention 10 retire 10 priro HS ms no ha. 10 go
10 be separated from IT, after he sha have carried ~ S
'on o whch he Expect: ~ do ~ the present sessron
IN reading Lord Baeons ApophiheEnis ius me, ,. a.,
ioiowng-wl'a shall call il II you think IL snn,c,i 's
=, ~ h1otCiRg One.
ondomGI sad 70 his Lordshp, that he would ,el b,
tae OF an OLD htT that ould needs enve Inc a ia
'ns Young rats that he would retire lotto hi, 6ss sd
sPehu VI usys sotnny and Commanded tbem uno, hs
mgh nlspeasuTe, not TO Offer come in unto b,, T ns
pore two OF thIse days la, that was more hardy s
VIC ,ncea some OF his fellows 60 IN with him and hS
Mouih venture to sec how his father did for no ic - a..
RoH PAHHTsAN CtrEst!" '"b '' '"o "''u''V
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na-.se popsed ur the Non L,s, tia, woald bn. ,a,,
enssa plan into reconside aion eforr Committees sup
roeu oy ne arguments al the scnsnsn from New Iiamp
soe' ana should cote for his proposed amendment.
Il 10 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
KENTUCKY LEGIsI, AVIrpr H. 20

~ GbTUCkY LEGISLATURE, Jan. 10.
-! ne y pof, Of tho committee on Internal Improve
ma resolves, was further considered in tho house
Varlous attempts TO change the argument Of ,b,
preamble, To strike ont paris, or tho whole. ,vc,o
mnde, but none Of them succeeded Tim 80
graph IN which Mr. Clay 10 mentioned was Yo,1gin.S
Ny majority ofi7 against striking il Out, twn 80
three gentlemen who profossed to be ffionSl, VI VI
Ge"erai jackson voting with tho majority. RS ,e
Of eighteen. "'J9H'"
,,Ry =" rl,shna Tho aycs and noes ycstetdsy aod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

W Mr. Websters fret speech appears in the Ma.
.'onal- lnteibgoncer of Tuesday. We shall rcpub.
Ilsh it with what expedition va NAV.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

~ ~ r'"lshina tho aycs and on ycs,e,dny ,oi
c'rrr - 't ~, '',naon', Nl' Gnllsad of FniI ~
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CARE.

~ J. ShLDBN & co. Auctionesrs h Gomm;s-
~. sion Merchants, opposite the Eagle Hotel, Rich
mond, thankful for the liberal patrunsge they havo
experienced avail themselves of redindin9 their
friends and the public, that they are prepared to re-.
ccive c~onsignments of Goods Of snyA description, and
to make liberal advances. Their Establishment ae.
lords many facilities both to The seller and purchaser,
the principal Hotels and public business Prom tho
satisfaction which they fatter themselves they have
hitherto gwen in sales, they can With confidence re-
commend those in need Of their services to give them
a call, with the assurance, that nothing shall hc
wanting in Enrthering their interest.
Orphans, trustees, and out door sales, prouapEy
attended TO. INV
SLAVES d EoRsEs.-Mr. Jas. s. Smithcrs. who's,
experience as a Salesman is extensively known, will
devote his attention to this part Of The business, and
any instructions LEFT with him will tneet with partcu.
lar attention.
Regular sales Of Groceries and Furniture every
Tuesday and Friday morning.
10 22-ec6t If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

IT you obtain s>ser fsom The James River Canal, VOW
run the ri:k or the breshiac Of the bank, of there not
oelng At Oh times an abuDdana supply Of water, and
me certainty OF the water being occasionally drawn
would have 10 pay il seven hundred and twenty Dol.
iers Tor all the above named privileges, while the
James River Company charges me one thousand dol
iare Tor only We hundred inches Of water At the Basin,
without land or any advantage whatever. reserve
to myselfthe right to raise The head of water hereaf.
ter to the extent OF my fall.
lam, gentlemen, with great respect,
Your obedicnt servant, e
J..B. HARVIE"
A copy. Tes,e,
jc I7-eo4t WI. p. SHEPPARD Crk
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@Mrtt0M 2W41.

xm.ue OF a deed Of trss,. made By grsseridk
sn.scI'eer' dated the sth day of Aueuss, Isao. srd -.
I ~ ~. .os:9ord in the county court of Heasiss, tAs
.i.na.y o. the ssnne month, for certain purpoeasthsre,
IN mentioned, shall, on Monday, the sfa dsv ar i
.s0 ,sn between the hours ofs-a and twelve e,ciods,
pubic auction. TOR ready money, a cer,s,p See II
, re- containing about twelve acres, lying ON -
Mestham Cre,k, and between that and t6s nm
land Of D;rk.rs 81 SU;n:.9 %I.S0
Ano' two Tote Of land lying near Mitchsu's Spri.r. in
a'o eoonty, and Known in Mischsll's plan By Nos.1
or 90 much Of the said property n
may ne necessary to sstisfy the objects of the said
aeed or trust. Acting as trustee. I shah convey
Of trust. iGHAS. COPI I'm q~ns"A
.ioi No. 81, conveyed to said Pleasap.s BY Wm.
M.cneh' and No. 80, conveyed by J. H. Eustsce ana
Wife TO said Peasants.
~ In consequence of the indisposition of,he frrus.
tee' the sale OF the above property Is po.tponed nj
nIuay. the 18th instant, when it will take place be
je 22-2xw2t
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Union Hotel.
VNHE National Calender for 1890, which has ;n.r
" Issued from the preas. thnuah rather La. q

THE National Calender for 1880. Sbicb b.. ;,.r
Il issued from the press, though rather late in com
ing out, is highly acceptable to the public indeed.
thsugh always useful, it has never been more wei,
come than 1t Is this year; for il Furnishes q fund Of in
formation in no other way to be got at. or n ~, -
no other place to be found collected. We arTu3e e.
pecially to the lists of public officers, of the usmes oS
many of whom, recently appointed, this volume furp-
lshes the flrst public record. There is much new
matter in this annual, and tie whole spkesr. "a b.,-
been arranged with great perspieuity and o.re.~
Whoever wants to know any thing at all accurately.
OF The organization, occupation, and enoluments al
the several departments Of this government, cannot
do hotter than possess Themselves OF Mr. Foree,s er
cellent publication. -IJNationni ks~teHixnser Por
sale at JOHN r. Ma
| je % Bookstore. Riohmord Y,
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from the Norfolk Beacon Of Tuesday.
ATTACK ON kLGIERS.

~ Wv hbplEN
We have seen a letter dated u s Frgatc Constellation.
GrnnALrEa, May 2, which says-"Thc French will, il is said.
attack Alger by the middle or last Of the present month, with
nearly 100 vessels Of war, and upwards Of 700 vessels Of all ,des
criptions, sustained by an Army Of 10 900 men. Should thev
not be baf1ed by the elements, and effect a landing, I think
stinacy ofa Mussleman, and is therefore fana,ically confident.
Public attention here is fixed to the issue OF his formidable
expedition
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je i7-eo4. WIN. ?. SHEPPARD, CIR.
NAYOR's OFFICE, @Ms Cao Off
Ricaynoad, June 10, 1890.
"CITY OF RICHMOND.

Is ConMoN CoUNcIL, 18th Of June, 1880.
M President WILLIAMS. from the Committee ap-
OF the expense Of supplying he city with good md
pure water, made n report. (See The report as pub
iishsd in tho proceedings of tho Conmon Council,
6sc.1
R~esoired. That the said repor, be laid ON tie ,ublc,
and that the Mayor be requested to convene a meet
ing OF the qualified voters for the members Of tho
Common Hall, on the Gath day ofthe present month,
at the Capitol, Tor the purpose of considering and de-
termining nn the expediency Of executing the work
referred 10 in the said report, or devising the bert
o."
In pursuance Of the foregoing resolution, ''the
qualified voters for the members Of the Common HALF,
are requested to convene in the Hall of the House of
Delegates, in the CAPITOL, on the s4th day of June,
1880, at 4 O'Clock P, II., to take into ton
the subject Of said resolution
Je I7-2aw 1t JOSEPH TATE. Nayor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

Extract Of o letter from a gentleman in Norfolk, to
his friend in Baltimore, dated Goth instant.
sour great PlenipoteDiiary arrived here, Friday
evening from Richmond; and the Secretary of Stale
on Saturday. in the Potomac, from Washington. You
will no doubt admire the idea Of an Hon. Secretary
ofSta,o trotting about the country to wait on a Minis
Ter with his instructions; but any thing rather than
keep such a troublesome snarler as B. in the country
during the tendency of the greatest and best Of Ad-
ministrations. As the mountain would not 90 to
Mahomet, Mahomct went to the mountain"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

a commission merchant named Elias Warner. was
tried in New York las, week for perjury, in making a
false return Of his effects as an insolvent. IIc was
aaent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24
TO MILLINERS

Is op,ning . general assort.
Oh good quality, bonnet wire; lawn battice for bop.
ne's' coiored battices, low priced book musiins. one
case cotton riband wire taste, white six do. White
Italian grapes, foundation muslins, white satins, &c.
&c for sale at reduced prices, ut his
le IS Fancy Dry Good & Irish Linen Store;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

The ship Washington, at New York, from Liver
pool, has the small pox on board; eight of the pas.
sengers have died with il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24
AsscmbIy's Digest.

A Digest, compiled from the records Of the Gene.
"a raj Assembly ofthe Presbyterian Church in the
U. states OF America, and from the records Of the
aud other proceedings that appear 10 be OF permanen,
authority and interest, together with a short sccoun,
of the missions conducted BY the Presbyterian church:
by order OF the General Assembly. For sale At tho
bookstore of r. n. ANYAy
10 %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

Tickets 81, Halves 9, Quarters For sale OF
P. CHUBB'S Office.
Dismal Swamp Lottery. draws on Friday next
Capital Prize Sl2,5oO.-Ticket 81, shares in pro.
portion 10 %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24
Leghorn Bolivar Hats, DC.

Leghorn Bolivar Hats, DC.
WE have just opened a large supply Of Lcglorn
' Bolivar Hats, free from blcmishos, and remark.
able Tor smothness Of texture, from No. ~ TO 40.
Ladies open straw cottage bonnets
straw bands OF various patterns, and a handsome
assortment OF new bonnet ribbons.
y. S. L. JAMES e. Co.
mo se-cs Market STrorc
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Irish Linen Store.

ITIsH LIHeu St0TG.
wanting 4-4 Irish linens from Is cts.
Il per yard to extra superior, will be supulied With
them in any quantity. BY the piece, half piece or ward.
Amongst the assortment is one case Of vsry szrsrior
ton of gentle nen wishing q FIRST rate article. AIE.
mems purchased from the subscriber, arc warranted
pure linen. grass bleach and freq from any iuperfec,
ton, for sale at very reduced prices, at
3. Fl. JENKINS
je % Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
ENlNE FRESH TRAS.-Gunpowder tea Of yeev
l. first quality, for sale by Il. n. DREW"
le Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

NAVAL We have seen a letter from IN officer
of the u 8. Frigate Brandywine, dated Vera Cruz,
Goth May, which states that ship would sail on Satur
day following, (s9th) for Tampico and thence would
proceed to Pensacola. The general impression on
board was. that the Brandywine would arrive either
at New York or Norfolk, by the latter end of July.
VIM. Taylor Esq u. S.. Consul, was to embark
in the Brnndywine, on his return to the u. 8.
Another letter, dated 27th, states. that Mr.. Tay
Tor hnd embarked on board the Brandywine, and wa.
expected to reach Washington by the LIST July.
I.Nor. Beacon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

RICHMOND, June IJ,b, 1880.
Gcntlcmen:-AgrecabIy TO your request, I availed
myself of tho first opportunity the situation of the ri.
yer enabled me, 10 make an examination Of the site
from whence you wish to obtain a supply Of water
for the city OF Richmond, and now reply to the ques-
ton propounded TO me by tho Committee, yiz:-Upop
what terms would ! supply the city with a sufficient
water power to work their machinery. as well as the
necessary quantity Of water, say six hundred thousand
gallons each twenty four hours, for the use of the
city. fthc corporation will pay me twelve thousand
dollars, payable as the work progresses, aud tho ba
lance, If any, when the work is completed, II moan
the dam and cana) / will build a dam apd canal, and
supply the above named quantity Of water, under a
thead often or twelve feet at the option oftbe Common
Hall, a site for the building for the machinery, and
allow them the privilege of passing their pipes through
my land TO the reservoir, and from thence through
my land towards the city. I prefer TO do the work
myself. for then l shall know that It Will bo well and
securely done, for I intend IL to stand forever, but for
some providcntial disastcr | think no ono can say
| have required too much to be paid towards this ob.
jcct. for in tho first place, ] expect it will cost me ful
y the sum ] have named to accomplish the work; in
tho neat place, you obtain the most convenient site
which can be had; and thirdly, q never falling supply
Of water at all times. together with the privilege o.
psssipe ycur Piccs through NY land seo Of chargs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24
MAAIA1H AZ 8.
PORT OF
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICTzMOND.
ARRIVED,
Schr Virginia, Price. from Old ? clint Comfort.
Schr Newbern Packet, Middleton, from Widen,
IN CO. with tobacco.
Schr Richard, Corsop, from New York, with bal.
last.
SAILED,
Schr Tsntiyy. Couch for New York, with tobacco
and -four.
Schr Hope, Miller, for Boston, with tobacco, and
-four.
Schr Freedom, Robinson, for New York, with coal.
Schr Dandy, Cole, for Providence, with coal.
Scnr Adrian, Sharpe, for New York. with wheat
and tobacco
@ The Steamboat CoLuMBus, Capt.
Turner, will leave Rockets, for Norfolk & Baltimore,
on Friday morning at 6 o'clock. je GIT
~ ARNITURE'S Gauze Ribbons
~ Figured cnte Palais
Worsted barege dresses
Worked muslin do
Damask shawls
Raw silk ladies' hose
Do do gentlcmen's half hose
Mems and women's brown Is white thread gloves
Bobbinett laco
Real French fancy soaps, &c. &c.
Now landing, and for sale by
sc s4-6t DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.
AIDES American Kid Slippers. made in a new
- aud superior style, just received by
GRANNiSS, SON g. BROTHERS
Fashionable Shoe Store,
Jce4 Corner Of Min and I4'h strees.
GENTLEMEN s Buck skin Summer Pumps for
~ l dollar Just received q fresh supply, BY
GRANNISS, SON g. BROTHERS.
Fashionable and cheap Shoe Store,
Corner of Main q the street leading to Mayo's Bridge.
je %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

Cost OF tho whole work complete, $50 600
Without allowing for hcad-racc, which
was estimated at Sl0 ,000.
The want Of the necessary data he's presented OBJ
staclcs to any thing like accurate calculation, which
| have no means Of homecoming until the precise stu
atoms Of the pump-house, reservoir. line for the main,
&c. are pointed out. | am however, confident that
the estimate will not exceed the work, and by proper
management in the execution, viii rather fall short
Of it.
am. your most obedient servant,
ALBERT ELI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

NoHroIE, June 81.
Phe Hon MARTIN VAN BuBtH, Secretary Of State arrived
te,e on Saturday afternoon, in the steam boat Potomac, from.
Washington, and left here last evening in the steam boat Poca
hontas, for Baltimore, on his return TO Washington II BEACON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

MARRIED,-Ar Stanton, on Thursday the 10Th
instant, by the Rev. Joseph Smith, DR. JAMES IT.
BARCLAY. Of Charlottesville, To MISS JuLIA, dauuh-
r Of John G. Sewers, Esq. of Stanton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

|. JUNE TWENTY THIRD
More New Dry Goods.
OPENING this morning, by the packe, Hornet,
~ from New York, the following new and elegant
Dry Goods: .,
Mourning, half mourning and fancy colored new
style gauze hdkfs
Extra wide and rich figured bObbinet trimming
laces
Very cheap lace capes
Needle worked muslin bands. on thick and thin
muslin
Black raw silk hose
Landscape pocket hdkfs, a new article
Best jet black paimyrncs
Do do do Gro de Loon
And all qualities black bombazines
With many new and seasonable Goods, for sale at
reduced prices at r. FL JENKINS
je24 Fancy Dry Goods & Irish Linen Store.
TODD'S SMlTHFIELD BACON $40 900 lbs
Il OF Bacon, cured BY M nj r. Todd, for sale on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

"ORSE BUCKETS.-6 dozen horse buckets,
Ii just received, and for sale.
Je 70 JAS. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

P. CHUBB'S OFFICE.
I d
Phe drawing of the Main State Lottery, No. Is
will be received.
90 Numbcrs-9 Drawn Ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

Clarence.
A Tale of our own times-By the author of "Hope
IA Leslie, &c. &c Just publishsd d, for sale by
je "a COLLINS e. 60
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BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

nRAWN numbers IN the Union Canal Lottcr,
IL Class No. 10:
II Sd So 10 Sc 10 sc Q 4s.
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DC. DC. &c
Yackets 81, halves 2, quarters I, for sale at
lie Cd p. ClIUBB'S Office.
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

VI '"c ocI'eHsU tHe DisTHoI oWunIp Chnhl CUmp
ny, Class No. 3.
TO be drawn at Norfolk TOMORROW.
GO Number Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-24

Tickets 81. Halves 2, Quarters J..
80 For sale in the usual great variety at the con-
slant prize selling y prompt pay lottery q exchange
Office OF THO. Is.
10 %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20

NasRet, and thai of anorganized trash which
moved SO profusely from the same pen-Ve referred
W P'tod'e negotiations which believe to have been
sept up between Richmond and Columbia, the design
=, "Aicn mas been since developed by facts. As
GOV. Sales never sticks at facts, assuming them
whatsoever 1t suits his purposes we did suspect that
nc ho totally misrepresented the true feelings of
virginia. IN the correspondence which we beliere hin,
10 nave conducted with certain persons in s. g.
BE the lntelligencer assured-,hat VIRGINS, will,
Estate Rights in her mouth land nj her heorN 81,
semper on her standard, and the memory os 7e,rv
ard Jefferson still fresh in her mcmorv,-,,i cor-
tlnteto t1owD upon disuniou and disuuionists.
aSi Ahe systematic and uncomfortable purpose of
president jackson to reward the tools of his success
mas never been more censrcuously eviuced than in
tue case anu,adverted upon below by the Lynchburs
f"Sihian. We did net know what had STONED
1ardiners mouth This man was expelled from Tho
Legislature of OHIO for 6,i5erq-was nominated ms
Register of the Land Onice by President Jackson.
and unanimously rejected by the Senate. Yet as he
had ba"led loudly for the Hero, tie latter determp
cd 10 reward hin--aud for that purpose acc office
OF $4,000 per is created for his Lo,of,, T. y
possible that this conduct can be defended by the
most reckless partrnn? Gardiner was the Editor
of the Ohio Peoples Press
IL James b. Gardiner. who, some years ago was
expelled from the Legislature of Ohio for 5ribe,v
and whose nomination Register of the Land Office
at Iitn IN Ono was last winter, unanimously reject
ea by the Senate has been appointed by the President,
as sort OF Podtirot Missionary TO the Nor1hwes
tern Indians ian office created by the President for
the purpose ofrewardng Gardiner, and oeer which
lhe senate OF course has no con,rol,) at salary of
feoooo per annun1!. What evidence shall we next
have, OF the contempt in which the President holds
popular opinion, and the decisions of the Senate.
majority OF whom his political friends? And can
1T be possible that the people will continue to lend
their sanction to such hghhanded conduct 1t can
not be- The day of retrbu,ion is approachinr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-20
AUGUSTA, (Geo) August r.
FGR rns (nuHIEn

70 each # The Cand,diutes. S,eotler,e,,
ls hie yo" or not IN favour of NuLLFrcarIoY II no
what are in favor oi2 ~ - no''
End Winch OF line two do you prefer Hayne or Web.,s,,
prefer? ' ''' ""oh' you 90
you so? 80 - yrd' WY are
an what Is your opinion about Acn and Sed,;,, ,
ana what do sol" think OF the Declaration of ,ders,
oil General W aslungon'S Farewell Address N OH"
ON what your opinion of Mis- Fanny Wright and also
OF Mrs. Anne RoydlR 81 anu d''o
6th Doyou onot believe in tire existence Of the e,
IL yea please state the reasons Of your beet5 P'""
Nb 10 you, or rot, believe Capt Sy1mps' T,ao. ,,
EatM u yea, where iO you think the g,ea hole i.s " NV
Sth What do you think Of Gov Housion's senr bl,ptc %
the Indians 'S o'dnActS 10
9th. What do YOU think was the cameo 81 a., -, . =,
Patch? Wv '" o'''dH
oih Please your belief relative 10 Tho e,, f
Bill Morgan? ~ " :" APT
lth VIVA, do you think of the Tsr,xr School,
iZth IN wh'on sde oi jug is the handle of III
13th How many blue beans does il take IN ~ stc e,s
18th Which do YOU prefer vine brandy on, 49,;
And 10 william Brunswick Davis espccislly
Sir,
18th What your opinions relative to rn,e,oo, r,.
menG IMPROVE
18th. What do you think of the Bull-town road gip
I'm Please state your opinion TO the prac,tcab e
making brunswick great Commercial EmporitNT y
IStn Have you rot changed your opinion as 10 DRAINING
great Nof,liern Eskef f's VIC
Until the above queries are plainly hIv and d;s,i,
swefed shall not be able make up my vote and Ibos
The Candidates w, all, come out and lei, ,o o
see "hat are ef real opinions upon the points proposed
One Of The People
supposed tbst the for 1890 will give phade,b,
lwo h'Difed nousaDd Observation-Disclosures hotsand ,,,h
without ~ "" "'oussPn
The town Of Aoxcndtio D G. has population If 2 %,