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COMMUNICATED.

=" WASHINGTON, May 81. 1880
You have perceived, that common sense and com
mon honesty, have long since been set at defiance by
re more active assaanis OF Gen. Jackson's Admins
tration. But the repeated denominations Of imbeciiy.
Dishonesty. slsebood, and sb urdity, which have been
practised throughout the ranks OF these political de-
rsuders. will recoil, in the sequel with accumulated
fnree, upon the heads Of their vile perpetrators. l.
would he az vain AZ IL IL unnecessary, 10 attempt 10 fol-
low 'hsse men with exposure Of all their arihces
only wi.h TO attract your attention TO single instance
OF recent date.
" Abon week ago, the temperate Senator Of Maine
offered an assortment Of resolu ions. Of variegaed
abuse Of the President under the petext Of calling for
he reasons Of his removals from office, &c Th redoub
able beryaced Senator, supported HE resolutions with
long speech, fully in keeping with the recklessnes.
OF his Vengeance, against the depity Of the Senate and
OF the President, and In utter disregard Of the consu
uonal rights OF either. He cited number Of instan.
ces, in which former Presidents bad accompanied IN 4
removals, with their the same; but neglect
ed 70 show That they given compuision !.
Nor did he pretend that they ever eslled for BE-
tore, or that The Senate had any right make the call
more than the President had 10 call the Sna'e for
their reasons Tor rejecting nomination. lie protested
70 on the resolutions, without any expectation tina
they wo1d he adopted, hut with the avowsd object o.
making Speech TO he People, through The Senate.
HE SP ech obtained liiue attention from his audi
enee Many Of the Senators walked about in the lob.
hy Others read npwspapers, wrote letters, aud con.
ysrsed together, until he pleased 10 take his
from exhaustion, and permit the Senate consgo his
isooursd ASSAULT 20 the contempt deserved, ~ yus
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Extract of a letter from

'WAsHtNGToN CITY, May 9TH, 1880.
owe have just got into the midst of debate upon the
Tariff and unless il should be arrested by the previous
question, it may continue for days yet TO come
The discussion will make impression upon Congress
Mr.. McDuhe's amendment will be rejected, and fear
the Bill reported by the Committee Manufactures
will be adopteG that instead Of modifying the law of
1928 by reduction of duties, shall have that tariff
OF duties riveted upon This is bright prospect
OF relief to the Southern planers woulc not an in
crease OF duties progressing until it amounted proh
btion settle the difficulty Of dsposDg OF the surplus
venue' The revenue might be reduced by reduction
OF the duties; il may be reduced by increase of
the duties, and il would not be at all wonderful f the
latter should be adopted in preference the
mcr. Compl to protection would then be afforded to
domestic industry according TO the prevailing notions of
the mes-i e. the greatest possible protection could
be exend d to manufactures, and the highest degree
OF oppression inflicted upon the agricultural interest
Extravagant this idea may be deemed, is neverthe
less possible that this very state OF things may occur
"The bill appropriang money for the removal of the
Indians has not been taken up vet in the House. This
Bill with the Tariff debate, II is expected will occupy
much time, that IL Is plain Congress will not adjourn
until the last of this month"
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FOR THE E.NOIITRER

Mr.. James Bdrbour-Idte Minister to LOndon
When the farce got up in this city, of public
dinner TO this gentleman in November last its design
assiduousy concealed openly denied by his po-
tical partizans II assumed the character of gener-
Gus Offering to retiring servant The synpathes of
certain subscribers pahetically addressed upon
the occasion; and they told that Mr. Barbour was
about to retire into the shades of private e and that
this last tribute of respect paid to him, for the pur
pose Of soothing the wounds and "smoohing the pill
low OF declining age."-Mr Barbour himself kept I'D
the mockery until the curtain had fallen for in the mag
niloquen speech, which he delivered upon that occa
sion, he declares himself follows: 90" will carry IL
with me into the retirement to which Fastening;
where amid the dspensations Of fortune, whether adj.
verse propiiious, il will he DeveriaDg Of
consolation to me- and finally most invaluable legacy
to my children But man, who acquainted with
the ambition Of the Orator the intrigues Of the wire
workers, could be imposed upon by such thin disguise
IL was so evident maD9uvre to bring Mr.. Barbour
once more upon the turf that early manifestation Of
the desyn expccted-and accordingly, scarcely
"the baked seats cold" before put in the
Coalition print Of this city, nominating him for the Co
vernon Chair. That maggot however, would not bite.
The Legislature determined NOT 10 take the hint
and MI Barbour hastened to the retirement for which
he sghing-But he seems TO be like the politician
spoken Of by Bub Dodding,on "Put him out Of one door
and he viii soon knock At another" And io nc Is now
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
WHO ARE VOTERSs

The Of the people completely puzzled to un
dersand how the New Constitution fixes the right of
suffrage. Now if any composition in the world ought
to be so plain, that he who may read, and that he
who can't read may yet understandable the law de-
claring Dhe sh1if be uOters. Many and many quail
fled freeman has stood aoof from the polls this month";
for want OF KIN wing that he has right TO VOTE Coun
ties containing or 500, have furnished but or 4O0
and it will be nothing wonderful, if this ignorance and
apathy the New Constitution TO be reiected-the
fabric reared by 10 years abeur be levelled in the
dus-the state thrown back into strife, prodgality, and
uproar.
The following definition Of the suffrage test has not
the precision that technical words might give: but is
ineligible any body; exact enough for practical pur
poses; and may have the utility of letting many know
themselves TO be voters, who would else suspect
as much-Please 10 publish it, and put it about among
your brethren:
Persons tchO may u0te upon The .Ne,c Constitution.
L. HoUsBK EEPERs s. HEADS FAMILIES, who
have been such for year, and have paid their last
years taxes
2. TENANTS, whose leases (worh $40 YEAR, were
originally for years more, and have been months
recorded.
g. OWNERS LAND worth S25, no matter how small
the quantity. IL several joint owners, each share
must he worth S25.
4. REvERsIoNERs &REMAINDERMEN, to the value
OF $50 This is, where person has but life estate
in and he. TO whom it belongs next, is repersioner
or remdnderman The helder for life may also vote
D. All who could vote under the Old Constitution.
But II must be noted, that only free white male c-
Zens of Virginia vote: None, who are on the
POOR LIST who have been found guilty of any nfa
crime.
All persons thus qualified, are earnestly invited TO
their courthouses at May Court; where votes may be
notice among their neighbours and get them 10 vote.
A COIJNTRYMAN
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PRINTING

Ao'I1HOEL OHEPIERD lT CO
lCRoss STREET NEXT below THE EAGLE HorFI,1
n b ESPECTFULLY inform the Public that ,b4y are
Ia no" better repared to execute work, than they
ave ever beretofor- been Besides having MANY new
tonts OF elegant Type, Book and Job-in TACT their
oihcr IL almost entirely new) they have recently in
'he Composition Roller, for applying the Ihk
10 the Type, which il among the greatest inprove-
men'S yet made in the art Of hitting These Oilers
do much better work than any thing heretofore dscoy-
sred-their execution is beautiful.
Their hands inferior to none: and their MATERIAL.
being OF The best kind, they With confidence p-o
m'e which they do, 10 execute all work, OF every de-
'rf'Pu9n, winch may b. coptiie 10 them with
cy, (Which is OF the first imcortance ness and dis.
p"Ich, ami on the most accommodating terms.
Ihey return their thank to heir FiIanhs and the Pub
nc 70 past hvors, wi rromisr 10 exert h ms elves
possible, more than heretofore TO der prefer.
They keep on hand general .assor tInent OF Blank
on good paper.
.Aprl 27. I2O-wl,yf
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yD 0NElM STIne

We t-arn. w.h - r.gr.t, the d ssJintiO" OF Will
liam TuIor T. O.. who h"ii the the ditfinguihed sta
ton Of Charge dee afaires OF the Um'ed States, az
the OF Ro ,n-irI. Tt. jefnnc gsntle-
Of eu,sn abiiies. variou an sold information
lively pa'rio' ism, refined leflinge AMI excellent
tenpef ard mann re- IL had given m,ny years
TO general h'erdiu e dnf p,uc@; acqri'e ed much
Sepute an author, by number Of instructive
and eieg mt prlicat o. al wa Away d'"med dor
iDg ti- OF poIca seevce on- Of the most &C
complshed AMI esim hi sgens md cs nd mt oil
the gov srnme II. conviction Of ha great tii, iu-
duced the present President OF the Unit aies TO ~
gust him TO remain at RIO, when he abon, 10 re-
turn last year. Nat Gdr.
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(coMMUSIcATED.)
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
II with have TO record the death of ano
Their brave and yiruous revolutionary socr-Cap
ut departed for home OF greater low nor Inng lion
and disease tie attended by his
need any here medicine as long
could be puenty taken In the death Capt Carter
that be restored 10 appreciate nissan
hrope minor or deP ovcd fellow man. requires neither mental
copoca; exertun but the other side
the widows aud the orphans friend his house poor
resoed for comfort and relief Tho morning
@ has always manifested indefa,gable industry Ills
brave, benevolent and hospabe his head
crown of lauels only to BIO worn by few.
lie well known his county require any
Ills and elevated
dePravy His ears stepped to the unfortunate
world, and hope come When visited nv old
friend few days before his DEATH memo positive
ssnaion and his entire devotion to his God in the evening
e Induced his friends and mysefo boieye his had
spoke OF death with all the of Christian When
complaint he looked if God nd that could
not last long all that could give suffering human
v-a small contribution to such Oh shall part
,rs finished the conflict is past,
The hcavnborn spirit is fled
HIS wish is accomplished at last
And now he's entomb'd with the dead
The months of aniiction DER
10, The days and the nights of distress,
We see him n anguish no
DEpyesterday afternoon about o'clock at an advanced age
Col John Nivison thorough This venerable ady was sen
eay aud Justly esteemed in this community fulfilled
deIminsng their discharge aectionate soiciudc
and Tenderness for all who the objects her care and the
of her bencvoleuceShe took interest in tho happness
and comfort OF all around her, and by dispensing with liberal
buied largely to that end AS neighbour could better full
itho DIVINE injunction. fNIcf1k Beacon, Nay o.
at Audey, her residence, in Frederick Virginia. on
Good Friday the 9th of April $780, year of her
Mrs Berry CARTER Ieci of the late NJ Charles Carter and
daughter Of the only sister of the Father of County
George Washington
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966t

II thus oppea~s that the present majority in favor OF
the Consu ion is 966i; aud that there are trans
Allegheny, Valley, Middle, and Tide water
ties to be heard from Ii Is arkabc, that Madion
and Brooke the only counties which have given
unanimous vote side or the oiher- NJ allison in
favor Of The Constitution aud Brooke in opya.iion The
number OF hh rto given in, is fewer than cond
have bern expecttd-The votes on the que son OF III
Convention in the year 1928, were IS $685. 2fs96
or il, and lG 637 az ,inst il.
The counties from which returns have been recently
received, gave in 1928 aggregate Of 3f.l40 votes
The conn i.s, FAR az tn returns hav. come to
hand, have fallen short Of that number by 1884
and this too he extension of the
CT suffrage. We have dcubt that the finally
registered will exceed that number by (e,c t,ousa
and hopes enter. aimed, that the voters will
turn out during he present p'onth and show, by The
record Of their suiags the value which they upon
,ais high privilege, in of such TRANSFER dan i'm
portance.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Richmond County-Maj,r Thomas II Barnes 90,
Carter Mmeh-I So (No oppo-i'ion)
Fduquer-Thnm~ Mushai.' lOi, D.. Aldidge
James 92-Scaue,ing 20.
BroOke-Jtsse E!giog'on 1872 John c. Campbell
l70-Samusi III erdman 40, David Push 90.
Uood-Henry l. Prenlis 263, David Is. Spencer 2l7
"A. Samuels 2ll.
Hanoper-Feix Winston, Charles Thompson, Jr.
No,fhuniherldnd-Sam Blackwell" Rcys,on Belts
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May Z

VALUABLE HYCO LANDS FOR SALE-The
'uhscribrr, "a agent of ID Ict. Joseph Jones' late
OF Halifax county, Va. OF Tennessee, is an'hor-
I'D to sell two adjoining Tracts OF Land lying on Hyco
River, part in Halifax county, Va, and part in Person
county, n Carolina; one containing about 600 acres
and the Other about 250-here il probably 100 acres Of
low grounds on these trac and the upland il mostly
rich tobacco land: also Tract OF about 400 acres on
coleman Creek, Halax-ths tract is very good; and
Tract oil ABOUT $50 acres in Person county NJ Carolina
mostly in woods and well mber-d The Hyro land is
very re, and valuable. and good bargain will be sold
in any or all CT them, if early application is made
THOS. EASLEY.
Halifax, Nav 7. 1890 wSw.
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nEEAfILTER.

The public have long been arp led of the removal
81 Col james Rot ertson, from tn office OF Collector ot
the por Of Peersbur and that zoe gave ss our opin-
Ion that n ed his removal 10 hs extreme polite al
violence We now learn with regret, that Col. r. IL a
defstsr 10 confederate amount, process having been
served mon him. son time last week at the suit Of the
Uoiied Stales, Tor about twenty thousand dosra We
forbesr comm snting on this unplenssnt su Jet
fPeiersJu,g old Dom.
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Y ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FoR saLE-Rr

w hbChDlSE hESL ESTATE FOX ShEE.-BV
virtue Of deed OF Trust executed 10 me by tie
late DR.. James Lyons, and duly recorded, shall Of
Ter Tor sale. at public auction, ION The prem.es in the
City Of Richmond, Thur,dsy, the sixth dsy of Nav
NEXT, at o'clock in the afternoon two half acre Iots
known in the plan OF the City by the Nos SIT aud SIS
together with the dwelling house and all other house
and improvements thereon. This property is situated
upon Shocke Hill, not far from the Shocke. Hill Mar
ket. House AMI IN the immediate neghbourhood of Mr.
Robert Pollard and DR. Tten Its desirable and vaIu.
able residence and is believed TO be so we known that
minute description Of II |. unnecessary. Mrs LYONS
is entitled TO dover in the property, which will be
commuied, II the purchaser chooses, for fair annual
Allowance
A. tie same time and place, will he sold an undiv-
ded moiety Of two-hal IOts in Dnvas addition in
ID nsighbourhj od ofJame, A. Grant and Others. known
by the Nos and q The title TO the above property
bee' ed TO be UnquestionabIe but acting az trustee
shall convey only such title a. j. ed in me The
saIe viii he made upon credit Of twelve nonths-thg
purchase monsy bearing Unrest from the day Of sale
bond viii security, and deed NJ trust mon the pro
peItv, to secure the payment. will be required.
The sale will TO ccnduc' ed by Thos TayIor Fen
RICHARD MORRIS, Trustee.
April IL. I16-~tds
Circumstances which were not foreseen, and over
which the parties had no controui have made II ne
cesssry 70 postpone The sale Of the above propetv an
~ the 2Sth day Of this month. at which time ii will
certainly be made, at the hour above neDtioned.--
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MARRrED-On Tuesday evening last, by Philip Court
Mr. JoHS ORGY, to Miss CARoLisr WISEoARDNER all of
this city.
"Wednesday evening, the oSth ut., by the Mr..
Goding Mr. JOHN PRIsroN of Abingdon, Va Miss
Ia of Columbia, ).
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EOHN FORBES, jr , ATTORNEY AT LAW, hay-
o. ing removed TO Wilmington in the County of Flu
wanna, WILL in future, attend the ureror and County
Courts of Henri'o. Goochand and Fiuvanna Coun,ies
and the Superior Courts Of Chancery for the Rich mond
District.
May 7. I2e-u6v
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EcR,rioSThe Jubilee, Liverpool l6t passengers;
Emma, from Rye, e7 the William Thompson Liverpool 50
tho Concordia, omd do. GIL aud Charles Joseph do 1874
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SHALL eel totbe highest bidder the 1t Of
'uhe nextif lair otherwise The f. ct fair Jay there
"fier The tract ofland which reside ua,ed on the
southern bank of Dan River and on each side OF Aa
ron's Creek, (Which is the dividing line between the
Counnes OF HALIFAX aud MeckIenburg) On this Creek
and about the centre OF The tract IL weIl-corsrucied
1riS' MIN, which affords yearly profit OF ESQ barrels
OF grain. Also, a Cotton Machine in a separate build
ing iO96 acres, Is the quantity Of land contained in
The tract, about two hundred and forty of which il low
grounds The most substantial evidence can Offer Of
ht value OF this and H. that my average crop about
TWO thousand pounds OF Tobacco, and eight hundred
pounds OF Pork and Beef to each hand: besides super
abundant supply Of every grain crop which is nscessa
ry Tor the plantation, that add to the comfort of
large family.
My terms will be, four equal annual PAYNE nts IN
lake date ofo the first day OF January next ( which
lime possession will be given and each payInen mt 10 be
sscureu by BOND with personal security, aud lein
The property.
ROBERT NELSON.
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ROBERT NELSON.
1I1---tyfITaif


HDUBLiC SALE OF NEGROES.-By Vi--0e Of a
- decreta order Of the County Court of IA snoyer
made on the 30ih day Of OF April 1890 in the case Of
Maddy, vs.. Chishome, shall proceed 10 sell on
Thursday the lOth day oJuns next II fair II not the
nex lair day, to the highest bidder, at public auction
a. MI hael Anderson's Tavern, commonly called the
Brick House, in the lower part OF Louisa County FIVE
nkely and valuable young negro men, viz: Ned Ram
dolPh Wilson, Miles, and BurweIl, which belong TO
The Estate OF Walter Chishome, jr. decd, hut have
neen Tor many years past IN the possession Of Betty alias
Betty Cbisholme, free woman Of colour
The terms OF sale will be a credit nniI the let dsv
Of January next, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security.
GARLAND T wADDY
Com'r. & AR de bonis pon with the will amazed
Of Walter Cbisholme, jr. deed
Msy7 1889
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NPENJAMlN III. MAGRUDER, ArroRNFY AT
ID - LAW, having lately removed to Scottsvilie Al
bemarle County, will in future the Courts OF Flu
wanna Aibemarie, and Buckingham and the Superior
Courts holden for the County of Nelson.
May 7. I23-wsn,
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We are indebted TO the N. IntelIlgencer for some
late passages Of courtesy and good will.-We may pay
respects TO its worthy Editors in our next.
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- ALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES - BY virtue e.
~ ID ed OF Trust executed 10 mr by the late Dr.
James Lyons, shall cell, at public auction. 10 the
highest bidd r. for cssb IN front Of the Eagle Tavern
IN the City OF Richmond, II o'clock, on FRIDAY III
zStp dayof this month"; the following slaves 10 wiz
Jack, Ben, Robert, Toney, Frank, William James
isaac, Hannah, Betsey and her two children Lucy
and her two children, Nancy and james jenny and
her two children, Peter and Rossnnn--Polly Wanna
and Henry small boy; many NJ them are very likely
Msy7. iss-I 't.''ee'
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NoTICE.--All persons having claims against the
~ Estate Of this late Mrs. Mary A. Goode, are re.
guestod to present item, duly authenticated to Rchd
~ Baptist Esqr. Of Mecklenburg county that provs.
Ion may be made for the payment Of the same.
TIL. GOODE, .advfoy
MayT. I2B--wa~
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AIay7

BW ARS1ALS SALE-Pursuant 10 a decree of the
lvA Superior Court OF Chancery for the Williams
burg District, pronounced on The day Of February,
1850, m the cases Of Brown ps Turner-Corton rs.
same-Gunter pa s,me-Moncure rs same--Parrish
ps same-Russell Us. same-Sheppard ps same-aud
Wicker Us. same-I shall on Tuesday the Sth day of
June $780, at O'Clock p. NJ the pre- misses offer for
sale at public auction and years ere lif the
lot aud houses on Church Hill. in the County OF Hen
rico, near The City of Richmond, belonging 10 the es
ate OF Anthony Turner deed, suhjec, hi. widows
dover iheren-Bonds and security and De ed OF Trust
TO be executed by the purchaser.
J. GUERRANT NJ. s.. c C. r. D.
or one OF his Deputies.
May7 I2a-,ds
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MANAGERS

& kn REWARD Runaway from ,he .uescri-
70 oVU her living in he city Of Richmond, on
Monday, the l9-h Of April, black bpy named walker
rs or IA years OF age; he is straight AMI well msd
rather prominent peaked nose and full eyes, H.
taken ont of Tobacco Factory (of which he il now We
ry fond) and for The last his exclusive has
been that OF dining room servant, and 1T any thing
else, seems TO he perfect novice. He had on when
he went away gray Casinct Coat AMI Partsoons ard
Wai'coat OF the sams but he had other cloths which
perhap. he may have substituted for then. Mr.. Plea
SAINT Wmstons boy, Charles, went of about the same
time that Walker did, Charles il free at the age Of 81,
an has only years TO serve. He is about Walkers
size, but lighter completed. well made, shire wd and
artui, his mother lives in Petersburg: IL more than
probable that Walker and Charles together. az they
were great croniss, an il not lurking about Peters
burg, perhaps have been taken cff by some boamaa
to Lynchhurg, where Charles has paid some visits be-
tore will give the above reward if taken ont OF this
Commonw ealh, and secured in any Goal 40 that get
him again. and twenty five dollars II within the State
andtweny miles from TIE City OF Richmond Mas
tiers OF vesFels forwarned from carrying off said
Runaway at their peril
SAMUEL GATHRTGHT.
law
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The Philsdepbia "Caske presents fac SMILES Of III"
impressions OF cent and half dollar, which were
stuck und"r The administration OF Ws-hingt ton in 81
aud 81 They had the eagle side, and on the
other he head OF Washington. AZ soon they were
eseted for his n'pec,io and APPRECIATION, he directed
the dies TO be destroyed another evidence of ib-
re'fec' he paid 10 the tue prn plea Of government
He pref rred thu egies Of the American eagle and Of
liberty a. the enblems OF coinage TO that Of the
man who might, perhaps, from a1veniitious circum-
stances, be placed At the head If the nation"
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
Bv and Nth The odcice aud consent of the Senate
RosERr Y. CANFIEJD. to be ArprAi er 81 Goods Tor
The port OF O. ans. the State Of Louisiana vice
Rot err NJ. Welrsu, removed. u. Tel
We-tssrn Gay. the wics.sel Ipfeihgrreer) that
Leonard Jar,is. E.q will probably reign the oics
OF Collector Essipcrt 10 which he has iselv been
sppoinst. ard arqui'sce With the wishes Of his Repub
Hcsn ifietds 10 Tue easearn Congregational district, by
represenns them in Cong station 70 which they
have Just elected bin.