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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
JOHN H. NASH. AGENT FOE PIRGLNTi

JOHN H. NASH AGENT For TIRGIVI1.
IuNHE Westminster Review Is work instituted for
u the advancement OF these great objects which
in the highes degree common To all rood men IN
ali countries IL may be considered as portion of
the contingent OF the British Islands towards the pro-
motion of The general interests which frequent
ly disguised by the prcjudiccs of the COM
minIty, and injured by misconceptions ofleir gain.
In the present day is hardly necessary to insist On
the dreadful havoc ofAaaa. " b.. ,, w..c has been
Ia-' o"sn the application Of territorial proiudiccs
and national dclusions Men have been taught to be-
iieve that merits and virtues the creatures of
locality and that 1t was possible for nations 10 worry
and destroy each other, and both be giorousv riuh
w hat was morality one side OF the Atlantic was
crime upon the other and till the appearance of Ben
than 1t seemed TO have been forgotten that there is
one Law and one LawgIvcr, whose rules are IDde-
pendent ogcogrnphy. and prescribe the happiness of
n as standard unnfluenced by climate or by creed
With America The connexions of such work arc
many and mighty. Viewing the American peonle os
a baud OF BRETHREN who vino under the -uiLance of
Providence, have gone forth into better und hammer
land It's authors have much of that sympathzng feel
ing expressed on the rustic tombstone,
mot lost bit gone BEFORE
They are conscious that OH their own part they
have much TO Offer which may b. useful To their trans
planted kindrid. As America increas as in population
and III power It's citizens will discover more and more
abundant sources of Observation-Disclosures to warn or
to encouragc-in those struggles and collisions of n-
terest which our community has passed through and
at which The other must arrive.
In the Westminster Review the interests of the
American people will be always afTcc,ionately defcn
ded to the fullest extent consistent with hose laws Of
general good, which make the morality of the Uni
verse It's conductors desire in to take place
among the publications by which such portion of the
fruit OF knowledge as from time time shall rpen in
he Oid World may be exchanged for The hcrycsts Of
the Ncw.
The work is issued quarterly, at sis dollars per an
NUN, ond Will usually be received in the United
States, about month after its publication in Lon
don. Subscriptions received by
ma j. II. NASH, Richmond.
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THE BLuE ROOK

a REGISTER of Officers and Agents, Civil, Military,
and Naval IN the service Of the United States, on
the 30th Sept 1929 together with the names. force
and condition of all the ships and vessels belonging to
the United States. and when and where built. Pre-
pared at the Department Of State by order Of Con-
gress. a few copies received by
ap ID COLLINS & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

NtKGiNiA:-At n court of appeals, held at the capt.
toll in the oity of Richmond, on Saturday, Feb
9Th, 1880: William Edmonds, plant, ff against
the Franklin Bank of Alexandria, defendants the same
Piain'ii, against the same, decentralization writs OF
superseteas to judgments of the superior of law
of Fairfax county.
The wrts OF scirefacias heretofore awarded, TO re
vivc these SUITS in the OF William Bell as admi-
nistrator de bonis non with the will annexed of the
plaintiff, not being returned executed; and il appear
ing, to the satisfaction of the court that the defendants
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth on the
motion OF the said William Bell, by counsel, it is
Sau defendants do appear here on
the first Monday in June next to show cause If anv
they can, why the said suits shall not be- and stand
revived, IN the name of the said William Bell as
administrator aforesaid, and proceeded in to final
Judgments and that copy of this order be forthwith,
inserted IN some newspaper published in this city, and
continued Tor two months successfully, and another
copy thereof posted at the front door Of the capitol m
the said city.
20 copy. Tesie, J. ALLEN g. n,
NJ OOkE,S LIFE OF BYRON.-LetieIs and Jour
1Vn mails of Lord Byron notices of his life Rv Tbonn
Moore Just published for sale by COLLINS g. C.
uar w. W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

Old News for Sale
ATlONAL lNTELLIGENCER Vols q d,
IN for 1890 - -
naty do. do vols. II, IL, for I8ll-ic
tchmohd Enquirer. vol. "a for 1917
virginia Gazette, vols. Is. 10, 20, 81 90 70, 1905,
i-5-6-7-3-9 - - 'O' 80
10 -TT-ffe1 ir55nrif29i. vols L.?
The above in strong binding, and for sale at
the Book and Stationery store of
may r. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

Brown Stout and Porter
HIBBERT'S brown stout and porter, in oua,t
u u and pint bottles. For sale by
ma r. II. DREW AIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.

SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.
n - Hhds st Croix, Porto Rico and N. Orleans
Il ~ Sugar part of superior quality
80 hhds new crop New Orleans Molasses
81 do. Trinidad do
30 10. st Jago and Martinique do
ID do. good Baltimore Whiskey
so bbls do do.
90 do. Apple Brandy
80 bags prime LaguIro green Coffee
IT'S do. superior Rio do
so do. Mountain st Domingo do.
80 do. old white Coffee
700 sacks Liverpool filed blown Salt
For sale, very low by
ape RALS'rON g. PLEAsANTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
COLLINS s. CO.

Who have also just received another supply Of
Moore's hife of Byron. ByroD's Works one VOL, New
toms Works, ono vol, l,Insley's Lectures the
Relations and Duties Of the Middle Age with ma
nv other valuable works. up 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

SACRED SONG.-Tbe Home of the Soul, q.
- much admired SciIi Air, arranged for the pi
ano- Forte, by NJ. II, PurnelI, Es1 Professor of Mu
sic OF this city. Words from the Dover Selection OF
Hymns. by A. Broaddus. Just published and for
sale by COLLINS a. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

n Newspaper for Tie Ladies.
Proposals fnr publishing in the City of Washington
aWEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat 1uarto form,
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis.
semna,ion Of intelligence useful and interesting to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

8 AWRIE TODD, or The Settlers in the Woods;
"A BY John Gait, Esq. Il. A s.. ii o. ~, L.
D, p, II. o. n, N. II. s. b., &c: author OF
The Annals Of the Parish, The Ayrshire begatees,
&c.--Just published, for sale by
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RECEIVED AT Washes

hEOEIV I'D nj NASH'S,
Nos. 81 and So Library of Useful knowledge
" Do . Maps adapted to do
o. continue TO receive subscribers the above as usua
Vol 10, English Com. Law Reports
No 9, Farmers Series, Library of Useful Knowledge
No o, April American Turf Register.
Received at NASdS Book, stationary and Fancy Store
~ '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

NVlRGiNA;--ht rules, holden IN the clerks Office
~ OF the superior court of Chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the 9TH day of Janusry, 1850. Thomas
G Howard and Richard Whitfield. exors of Willis
Cowling, deceased, pitts. against Elizabeth Jeries
VIM. ID. Wren, admir- Of Robert Bell, deed, Robert
w. Shelton, deed, and other dts
The defendant Robert W. Shelton, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
70 the act OF assembly and the rules Of this court
and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he is
no. an inhabnan ut this counry II ia ordered, that
we sara defendant do appear here the first day of
we next June term, and the bill of the plain
tIsi and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted ~ some newspaper published in the city OF
hchmond, FOR two months successvely, and posted
AZ the front door Of the capitol. in the said city,
copy. Teste,
I'D WV, q. PESprEror, e. r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13
Prime Cheese .

4 e Casks, received this day. and for sale by
I'D IAN 10 WM. ID MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13
srpRFNE COURT UNIFIED STATES
NoSnAY. JANUARY IL, 1880

The Court met pursuant to Law,
p,,yst-The Hon. WILLIAM JOHNSON, GA,
mir, DuyALL. JossPH STORY, SMITH THoMp
-, and JoHS Milan -ANsociate Justices.
Proclamation being made, me Cour' was
opened.
On mo,;on OF Nj. CooEy GREENE, {. BRoN-
,ox D,xigL Lord, Jun. aad WAsHISGToN
orncr MosToS, Esqrs, Of New York, were
admitted a, Attorneys add Counsellors OF this
Court
The Court proceeded 10 call over ihr dockeI
No 8, Jonn Motel and Moses Herbert rs. The
po,rmas er General of the Uni'ed States. ln
.,ror ,he Circuit Court Of he Y States, for
he District Of Georgia This couse having
ben improperly brought before TN. Court, ii
WAS ordered that sid cause be discussed
Adiosrned i'll o-mnfrow llso'ciock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

10 attract the notice Of men Of standing and
character. If he can in no other way draw on
a correspondence with the great men OF his
party, he insidiously assails their character in
such way,as compels them TO request that ed-
tor 10 correct his statements. Thus they must
submit, in silence, to his injurious imputa,ions,
or commence a public controversy with The Of
fetal organ Of the party. When his base E.
nesse succeeds, as il too ofen has, in drawing
letter from the assailed, he treasures up the
commune alton as a me mortal of his own con
sequence, aud afterwards seizes the slightest
opportunity for lrumpeting forth his ans,cer-
and The dup ed and insuled correspondent too
late discovers the giaring truth of Mr.. Jones's
picture, which presents the EdilOr Of The Tele
graph TO the public as politician Of unspeak-
able aud unapproachabie infamy.' That the
course pursued towards Mr., Baldwin is pre-
oisely Of This nature, Duff Grecu's long letter
to This gentleman, which is os,entaiiously pa
rsded in the Telegraph, ia answer 10 the re-
marks Of The Editor OF this paper, and The cir
cumstances attending it, must satisfy every
one.
Tha, Editor has often assai'ed us indeco-
rously and bitterly. He ha, called US The Bull
Deg Of Mr.. Clay; AID he shouid have consider
ed THAI our rem nks, in r,fereoce to him, we're
conss,en, and legitimate, and, therefore, not
fairly chargeable upon Mr.. Baldwin. We have
no anxiety concerning mis- genilemans ap,
pointment His strenuous support Of General
Jackson, met our mos, strenuous opposition.
His persona! feelings IN ia, or OF Jackson, occa-
stoned an exhibition, as we believe, al unbe-
coming tos'ili,y towards US; yet we could not,
aud never did, overlook The claims which his
talents have on the respect o his fellow
zrns nor could we, for moment, hesitate 10
p, .fcr an original, though TOO ardent, Jackso-
MAN, distinguished for his talents and for his
services. TO whipper in on the Jackson side:
10 an eleventh hour convert, who claims as his
only merit, and as a sore passport 10 flee, his
profession of respect for JACKSON, and Of
hatred against HENRY CLAY!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

p.s,;dept. The votes were7 ioF
70, o,I,,. Of Cumberland, 7 for Mr. Kings
Mr. Tx e. T.pnebee, and ? scattering iae
'ih' Z" -, w.s had through .fsx success
eta: .." " when the Senate atiouraed'
s's jim" ..mb,r, of the House Of Representa-
'"' o, n. hole day and par, OF the even.
" ;, 5,ba,ing on the qualifications Of one oil
~ III ,.r and he mode Of organizing the
. Tn. Portland Courier thus remarks
-. ,.,vl, os hi, hrs. days session:
y "a. davis sitting Il the Legislature has
", Efficient 10 disperse the pelilcai
: i '''" sbich covers that body, nor the more
'A', d,,kr,ss which covers the people, That
F'' -. ,r,rnoon and evening were taken up
'' fits of one party TO decide on the
. w., w. If a sasgle individual before The House
'"-.O lied, and of the other party 10 secure
vas - Of he individual till after the House
o.g,'ized. sufficiently proves that edch
' .'', 5,Ijry.d they had not nan 10 spare. II
- ..,,orsd TIA, at the two caucusses held on
r. = Law eyenios ba,h parties counted ma,
bsncr The singular and unprecedented
INV, .....dinrs Of yesterday. We r"ec'ect nc
''y, h,f,re this, when The two Houses were
>, ..,,oized il the forenoon Of Wednesday
r., We. erday, after si;'ins ill seven O'Clock IN
:. evening, the House adJnurned ill o'clock
=. morning without eIecting any officer or
~ ,,y question on The subjecI under de-
-,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13
WhiskeN, COrhage, sc.

9 80 ssrreIs Baltimore wh'sey
so sacks fine salt; 90 bags coffee
so coils Russia coriage assorted sizes. For sale by
ian IL CHAMBERLAIN 4 HARRIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13
MAxAIEU.

On Sunday evening last, oy the Rev. L. Robbins,
Mr.. JoHH WATSON, of Baltimore, to Mrs. CARO- IL Z.
Krrs.Rs Of this place.
On the 2S!h ut. by the Rev VIM Jackson, Mr. LIND.
SAT-. Of Old Point Comfort, to Miss MAur CAros, oil
this place.
On the 3lst uIt. by the Rev. j. w. Fairclough, Mr..
WIN. PoMkRY to Miss JANE, eldest daughter Of the
late Alexander Bagget. Of this place.
On the 9TH inst BY the same, Mr. MAURICE HURLEY
to Miss ASs O'NxAI, both Of this place.
On Thursday, Sd December, by the Rev. 8. Corne
Illus, Mr.. WN ID SELEcMAs, to Miss MARaAnEr, dsugh.
TER of Thomas srLEcNAs, all of Fairfax County. Va
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13
C0mMissi0Mer's Sale

TN obedience TO decree Of the Circuit Court
4 of Alexandra County, shall proceed, on the
18th day OF February, 1880, the premises, at ~ o.
clock, tn SELL for cash. FIVE seventh parts of certain
lot OF ground situate. lying and being in the town ot
Alexandria bounded the north by Cameron, and on
the east by Patrick stress. being the lot which belongs
to the heirs Of Benz amin Brown, deceased The title
is believed to be unquestionablc, but will conve,
" such as i. vested in under the authority Of the
decree of the court IF the purchaser fails to comply
with the terms Of sale, the property will be mmedate-
ly re-soll at bis risk and expense
ANDREW SCUO! FIELD,
ian 10 S,awts CommiSs oner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

district Of Columbia,
County Of alexandria, set.
NOVEMBER Tenn, 1899.
James Green, Complainant, J
AGAINST , IN ChANCENf.
John NcCln,ie, Defendant }
TIME defendant, John McCfntie mt having entered
his appf arsnce and given security according to the
statute and rules of this court and appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Court that the said John McCtntie
is not an inhabtan Of the District Of Columbia. on tie
motion Of the Complainant by his counsel is ordered,
that the said Defendant do appear here fore
the first day of next April term and answer the bill Of
the Complainant and give security for performing the
DEGREES of the courts and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in the nubc newspaper printed N
THE town of Alexandra, for months successfully,
nd that another copy be posted at the front door OF
the Court House, of the said county.
Test, EDM. i. LEE, " y.
janl I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13

ARNAuLp NAUpAIN has been chosen Sena-
tor for the United States ofDelsware, TO fill the
vacancy occss stoned by the resignation OF Mr.
Nc La e, now mini.ier 10 England
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13
This is to Give Notice,

INHAT the subscriber. of Alexandria County, in the
u District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of said County. Letters OF Administration,
on the estate Of JOHN MUNCASrER late Of the Coun-
t, aforesaid. decd. All persons having claims against
said decedent are hereby required to present them
the subscriber, passed by the Orphans Court, on
or before the 18th day of January, 1881 and those
debted required TO make immediate PAYMENT
Given under my hand, this 18th JANUARY, 1880.
WM. iUDWEli. HODGSON,
ian IL 3w Administrator Of John Muncaster.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-13
A Servant wanted.

A LAD of IS to 20 years of age. as dining room
n servant, will be hired or purchased, it apP'ica-
tien 10 made soon to the Printer dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03

tyrant that exists. wv r VIZ s
DO NOT intend this rs the beginning OF CONTROVERSY with
renerai Srceu intended myself iu,tcs nv unreins
his msdious attack. Mud therefore saw To him he viii
CONSIDER me as done with tho subject aud may continue
as he pcase. keeping this Away. view that he in
the fr>t place. for these error. WHICH h.,s
charged upon hun WN SN,,ris
York Court House, S C.
.NJreHiber 18th, 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03

..a'1e' orooneto' General in chief of tho :. 9
,h np"uIlr charged with'exccutvc power. Sc po
w .' m"ao,en's of the Department Of Couca
s,bnri, vs. Misfortune has placed you under Tim
Ann"y W INC assassns ofthc GRIND Marshal 20
nyncurhT end hey now arc abusing your bannr o,
r. CAucANs! WIZ you permit your names 10 co dov,
c,,,p;ni, associated with those OF distnou,sbod
, ''''""is' mo- even liberty, that boon Of Uca,.n
~ oou'o not receive without blush from band. -.
cor, sa'ned with the usrious blood of an inno'
ana no one, without doing Injustice q, anS, cIImc'
Of Justice 30" oe'ong 10 tho cause
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19
MR.. DRaPER'S Politics.
The following is the address promised from the
newly elected Member of Congress

The following is the address we promised from the
newly elected Member of Congress
To The People If Wyfhe, Grayson, Taxe,ceH, Rus.
sen, Scott, Lee and Wdshfngtou
FELLow-CTTizENs: presenting myself az a
Cdndiide oreprestnt this stct in the Congress o.
The United States, to supply tie vacancy, occs onrd
by the death OF our late able, lsi'blU and much la
nen,ed Representative, my vanity l. such as TO in-
duce me to suppose, that, should he elected can
bill the void occssoned by this mourDfui event in the
councils OF The UDio0, with The same ability with
which 1t has hereiofors beep filed will, however
endeavor TO initiate bi4 fidelity, industry aud ZEAL in
the service Of the District
Il your right to know, and i, is the duty Of each
Candidate fully TO make known hrs political sentiments
In relation 10 tho mateis, which, II elected will be
delegated by you TO him. Admitting this right IN it,
fOIest latitude, viii eBdeavor to espiain 10Y sen-
ments az fully ss The nature Of this short communcs-
ton will adult aud by personal zmUpcston, will
endeavor TO maks them more fully known, with the
reasons ON which they are founded before the Eec-
lion.
In my opinion. the General Government is Govern.
mFnt possessing oniy limited powsfs bsse towers
granted by The Constitution, either expressly. as be
'Dg nseessaiy aud proper, 10 carry into fleet some
power speeiJy granted. They ought 10 he strictly
construed That this the iateSiion Of the people In
soophng ne Constitution, I. manifest from The kow
h"ory OF the timss the discussions 10 the Genera
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! Not in the last Legislature
COMMUNICATED.

=. COMMUNICATIVE
on he hf't day OF the election IN Fsuquier, Ia
Pa he ouy Inc forenoon, about ndJsy, the
In the showers bc,vy 49,
aoeon panied by thunder anl lightning the forenoon ,b,
time the polls ned Of the Tho
h 10 make FrJoanson that the polls would kept or,n IN
der that time might he allowed the inform 81. T." ,h
precinct elections Proc lsmsiioo accordingly
'i That Col Gibson objected polls were k-rt an r.
three days In OF the proclamation d the sbs,g
MARY persons let ca place Of election, Monday wtut ,
j. ~ '''"'"' nav
At the clos. cf the poll Mond.v Col Gibson ,ha 81,
Co" Waaet I'm The Ditto shout 50 tn close of th
poll; Oh "Wednesday, Col Wallace nv q, os
tts On the Saturday the Sheriff Fuau,ei and On. Of
the DrPuiie, IN Prince WisU Brent.yle and
The polls when WAS found that Col w. tb.
OF the " ' "'J'i"}
Col Gibson demanded certificate election uuon n. or ~
that the pol FAuqui,r had heen .ay kept III 80 h
the ve IN the District Monday night had ec,yd M,
majority U 'NNN''~u "'
Col WsMce dsmandeds certificate Of election bec,u,. h.
ed that the poll taken Fsuquer,
OF the Shsihitst hey udges of he ,eon
aug hat 'he du was panty pointed by Con,tIuon
And the Sheriff., &c, within FIVE dsy, he, after the Lac,
county se'ion ~ the district shall Li,Dt
and from The polls taken iH their counties
as Senator the h0 shall haze greatest asmer of ros
tte ohois district" ~ " '''es
rhe Sheriff Of Fsuquer declined an ssum.pt
he had made up opinion that he hsd nothing DO with H.
question at the lersy Of the Of The oo. III
III Of Prince William b., ard 10th She,G If F,,.
being Teen'--td Dol Gtsons h.
vote Of Prince Wsm, aud that OF Fauquier up 10 III nd
The Shsrf OF Fsuque gave COL Wallace esft6e.ts on The en-
| poll "" ''s Wv
Thc,e are believe TO be all the material facts. n
N The pTJyfie Il n coninu Of the poIl
hi She ~ Of So,
lend Of Col Wallace, he being absent r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19
POLIITC.9L NE HIS.

''NEw- YoRK, 18th Nov, 1880.
"our elections are over-we know our ground and
can speak confidently Of the future. Gov Throop's ma
Jority will be about S,000realzing what | wrote Won
when said. "I hope we shall sdUe our GOVERNOR
we could have commanded majority OF 80 40 900
tout Tor peculiar circumstances which the writer sne
hes and proves But it is we have saved our honor
and our Governor. The excitement in the west wa.
as anticipated greater than in other parts Of the State
lit was the apathy in the latter that feared for had
we poed as many votes did in 1928, our MAORI
~ even Tor Gov Throop would have been SO, OOO-Our
jackson majority in this State cannot be put down al less
than so 6O, 900.
sour Congress ticket is repenerated-,v have M nm,
t" nnD lett but Taylor-elected by 23S msiority and
Jor me 'dsf hme-he knows that and will get an office
from the s. Bank before his election returns again
We have % out of 34-of the eleven we NAV adj an
other (W heele) to side-altho he run against our
regular nonination-he thought to be entitled IN
the nomination, and lost ii by manaeemcnt-be was the
o'ng member III our Legislature who voted for Jackson
Ill loZ4-We have 10 TO regret his election par
hcuarly as our regular candidate was a Buffalo Road
man. Including him (Wheeler) we stand "a & 10
Pendeton is one of these 10-he is one of the famous
o. VINO struck the federal banner some years ago-bs
county is for Jackson. We lost one of our members in
this neighborhood by 20 votes onIy-The deleoation
will on the whole stand thus:
Regular Jackson, %
Irregular do. l-24
Doubtful,
Clay, 2
ADti-masonic, "a
spencer and Dickinson were run down-Storrs and
Strong could not get nomination.
This is our last contest against combined forces-We
nave hereafter no fears Of Clay, Anti masonry wor-
kies or Agrarans-The Clay papers may say what they
wilWe did not get 100 votes from his friends in the
whole stae-tchether or not then all rote for
Granger Dhom they kno,o to bea Clay man The
Convention Baltimore next wear IL DESTINED IN dssoo
the Union with the Clay men-the And-masons will be
blown up by II, nominate whom they maybut INV pre
sent Impressions that they will their retreat by
nominating Mr.. ~ ans, who will find "nothing in the
constitution to prevent him from accepting the norni-
naton!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-19

BANK STOCK Ar AUCTION -Will he ON soIJ
-H-@ MondsY the 9th OF December, at III o'cIock =.
The Coifse House, in The CITY Of Richmond 65 sbo,ss
o. si0ch NJ the Bank Of pirgina and 60 shares Of
st0c6 ~ me Farmers BaHk n "a, beionging ~
me Estate oil the late William Gst Esq; and will he
900 by tri'r OF his Executors. JAS. III. LYNCH