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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-10
Mr.. Calhoun 10 Mr. Hamilton.
WAsHINGTON. Ijth MdTch, U

WAsHINGT0N. 18th MATCH, 1919.
DEAs SIR: Un reelection, it has appeared
20 M tsslr bic, on several accounts, that, u
an attack On General Jarksos IS meditated
in the manner supp,seJs should putin pos
session Of The fact, rom which IT Is inferred.
NJ knowledge Of the facts. might enable ne
to ascertain from what quarter Tie blow
might De expected, and to take measures -
parry it
II Won should concur in this view, and
should feel yourself - liberty TO make a com
municatiou Of what you know, il might prove
ultimately serviceable TO the cause What
ever you may communicate, will be received
in stric, confidence.
With great respect. SIC.
j. G.. CALHOUN.
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ABRAHAM BRADLEY.
March 1881


We publish below two extracts from the
Harrisburg lntelligencer. charging General
jackson and his private secretary with hav-
ing, the one rrttien, and the other frsnked,
letter addressed to a Senator of the Penn
sylVania Legislature, previous to the meet
ing OF the members Of the Legislature, for
the purpose of nominating the General for
re election. stating ''that it tvas proper for q
Csmmit!cs eftAe members Of The Legislature to
dddfess a!cHerto Jackson ,,requeSting him 10 con-
sent TO are election" The tone ofthe letter for
bids rs lrem questioning the accuracy of the
statement, unless we could persuade our
selves that the Editor OF the Intelgencer is
unworthy of the station which he orc spies -
an alternative which we have no right or de-
sire to adopt. AS it is probable that this
statement may be denied, we trust the proofs
viii he forthcoming. There has been deep
conspiracy for some time, to injure The re-
putation Of the press, and thus to destroy its
legitimate influence. We hope, therefore,
that our friends viii be especially serupulous
rot to make charges which not only are not
sustanabls by facts, hut which cannot be
readily sustained by evijencc.---.Ast mt.
From The Harrisburg htcIigencer, Ftt. 81.
HYPOCRISY UNMASKED
The ridiculous professions Of Jackson that
she neither seeks ner ceclints Office" isu
character with tao Inconsistency si IA, nhoie
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gETMOTHY Hay FOR SALE.-Ths

.FETMOTHY HAY FOR SALE.-Ths
q subscriber takes this method of inform.
ing the public, that he has twenty tons o.
first rate TIMOTHY HAY fer sale, cut
and housed before harvest, all in good cosdl,,
tioa.-He has 5000 young PEACH TREES
ola choice kind for sale, fit for transplantpS
nav. At the same time, he would men'l9a'
for the information Of the farmers and pubic
in general. that he has established BLAC@
SMITH SHOP, and has on hand a gees,
supply Of coal, lirst-rate Iron and Steel, arr
in his employ an excellent Smith The pnD,
lie would 80 well to consult their iaterest aod
have their work done at his shop
Feb 10, 1881 JOHN BURNS.
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From the Georgia States nan.

hic CtdACs Iidtl'
Gambling give have been politely favor
ed by n friend with the following copy Of a
confession, written upon the back Of one
dollar bill af the BANK Of Daricn Ii utters
a more keen rehuke than could lie expressed
in volume. 10 IN ,se who sanction, by their
example, practice so inquitous--more es-
pecisily should il smite the conscience of the
individual, whoever he may be-for we knaw
neither the writer nor, his despoiler-that has
been Instrumental in causing this wretched
ness and ruin. Let Young men. yea and old
mon, follow the ADVICE he gives, asd take
timely warning ircm the fate Of this .'ruined
young mani" The original, we arc inform
ed, is in the possession Of Mr.. w. Crenshaw,
Of this town.
MILLEpaEvrLLr. Nov %, 1880
"Ths is the last dollar which can call my
own out of an estate of $40 600. and what
have lostp Not only my fortune. but my
character is injured, and my health impaired.
Now young men take warning, beware of
Gambling! ana this day twenty-one years
sd-far from any friends or relation, aad
without place where to lay nay head!
A RUINED YoUnG MAR.
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the Moen has more sense than thought
he had" said a Coalition croaker-'it
he had vote, thibk be would give il
for Clay or Webster" ale is not such
inaat;c as all that comes to"--retortsG
the jackson man " Y Mercantile.
Demand far Wtcal We learn FROM Che
"Sieubenvilic Herald" that, at che flourish
ing town or Massiilon, on the Ohio Canal. IS
mics from Steubenyille, wheat is worth e.gh-
teen csats pcr b,1hei more than il bears on the
| Ohio riveri This is an important difference,
| indeed, and shews the new curTsnt Of trade.
The editor Of tie Herald we'll accosnts for
this advanced price al Ma,sIlon. The grain
! passes to Rochester. by tic lake and The ca
n.Is, where it is manufactured. and tie -four
| is sent to Canada; from thcnce ii passes, in
| British vessels, to The British West India Il
| lands. free IF duty; but If It were forwarded
70 New York, and thence shipped in .ameri
can vessels TO The said Islands, il would pay
| duty of 81 33 per barrel--or, IN other words
! says the editor "liour shipped al Montreal,
| f,r the British West Indies has an advantage
| Of 81 50 per barrel over flour shipped from
! New Orleans for the saae plsce: The oh
| Jet OF the BrIti,h ia 10 give employment TO
| their osR shipping, TO the exclusion Of ours.
| This Is tie result Of the late arrangement, a.
| bout which 50 much has been said And if
bel ng can Ill wind that blows no where, g
this wind that bows ourshipping merchants
out oil the trade, will blow something into
| the pockets of such Of our farmers as can
reach the canal with their wheat II is tho't
| by some that Congress will adopt cosnter-
yalling measures MITES Rezisfes.
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RICRMorn. March Q.

Yesterday in the House Of Delegates, af
ter the despatch Of SONS local business, the
House, on motion Of Dir Leigh, again went
into Committee Of the Whole, Mr. Mason
Of Frederick in the Chair. and resumed the
consideration of The Judiciary Bill MIR.
Leish continued and concluded his argu-
mcRt, ia support of the Grst section, cstab-
hshn$ twelve Circuits and providing for
twenty four Judges, 10 be commissioned as
Judges in Law aud Eqnity, and in opposi-
ton to the substitute offered by ,Dr. Chris
tan, proposing twenty Circuits and twenty
Judges, to he commissioned both As Chance
ry and Common Law Judges. When Mr.,
Leigh finished, the question was put, and
MIR. Christians substitute rejected, ayes 10.
noes So. The Committee then went through
the bill, made some minor amendments, hRd
reported it to tie house
Thus far, this important matter has pro-
ceeded more smoothly than was anticipated.
The plan reported by Mr. Leigh would seem
TO have gained eroand, and the prevalent o.
p'nion IL. that it viii pass the House with
some notifications.
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Fareiga Massive give the following
brief abstract Of foreign news, from Pari.
papers Of tie 18th January:
The Poles are preparing fer war The Fl
nances Of France are in wrctched condi-
ton. 1t IS supposed that a continental war
Is lnevfah!e-ii so, up goes flour in the Uni
ted States. Ireland is in an alarming condi-
ton. The lord lieutaRant issues lis procla-
nation on one day, and Mr.. O'Counell his on
the next. It would appear that the anti
union cause is gaining ground, and that Ibis
meTement for legislative independence, which
IS advocated by nsajagity of The PEOPLE.
wlii SSitate Old ireland 10 The center Los
tIiles between Holland and Belgium are on
the eve OF re commencement Gen. Nina is
now IN Bordeaux. and intends gain 10 in
wade Spain in hopes Of re-estahlishiDg the
constitutional government Sutherland is
IN an "proar. King Charles Y is intriguing
powers, and hopes agaia to revisit beautiful
France. SpAin lis SAID, favors the project
OF counter revolution ts the north Of the
PEraneese. General Lafayette althoush9Ae
has retired iram the command Of tie natisn
al guards OF France, still. II IS evident, wiods
her de'tinles. II is apparent that two great
parties are forum Gene for sustaining row
atty and exclusive privileges: the other for
modelling the government, more on a repuh
hcan scale. Laiay tie, aud the elite OF France
val carry On The last TO completion gradually.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08

ifu Wrought Sheel Comb n adj been meJs bv AZ -
jones, at Wiard's extensive Comb establishment Ia
this city, which was TO bs presented 10 General J,,k
son. The following is the correspondence on The sub
jec;
BosrcN, JuLe g. 1881.
Gen. ANDREW JACKSON,
Dear ST-in accordance with nv oyyn ,v;,bas a,d
az the suggestion OF one or two gentlemen of this cv
nave recently manufactured Wrought Shell Comb
on wn'sh nave bestowed considerable labor, AID
"hieh II you VIII be good enough accept, End pre-
sent TO such lady OF your household az yon NAV desg
nAteJ II VIII afford me very great sa fscion The suc
cess ,hat mas attended this particular bransh of our
manufactures within Lew years past has been aston
shineiy rarid. But comparatively shor, petjod nl
time has elapsed siuse American Wfoush hit Comb. were
altogether unknown in our market, while we are now
ooth IN qually aud price, enabled place all compo
Ieiiiion from abfosd at de rance The design nj IN.
Pfe'idebts Comb, as you may perhaps have sean nv
some Ct the public journsl' has been materially alter.
cd during US manufacture. III was originally nv in .
en'ion TO have placed IN The centre full Iongb live
ness OF yoursel, but ind ibis would oectIpy large
space add thereby prevent me from putting as much
work in the article wished, was c,, ne I.t A..
sbaudsn the idea, aud finish il in the s,,ls n no,v
For tbs fine portrait Of yourself which aceomn,ris,
The comb, attn indebted 70 brother mechanic of ib,
sry' VINO engraved u some three or four years since
Tor work entled Memoirs of Andrew jackson corn.
piled by citizen OF MsssaehBsetts.' You will psr.
ceye that on eash ride OF your own porirai, ar ., h.
seer also me portraits oil WisbiDso and Lafayette
was 1dused TO place, as il wers tie names of bs..
great men In eonjnuc i'm " IA your own eoDepcuou,
~ upon The comb, because believe the lau,e OF the
ro arc n'epafaeiy nnecicd aud fast boun % o ,he
hsar" OF 'ho America peopis. The Eagle Which sur.
moua's The comb, snl WHO hol in 10 besk scroll
with the words Now o lgaDs Inscribed upon II. /
nope spssk for IN smselves. The irilns tre,.nt ,r
such s' IT, now otI you, not practical usrA
zion OF he benefit Rowing from the " American Svs-
TEN bu' a. token OF NY urdmin she'd regard or the
man who, In the cabinet and H. iha Esd has shed an
uniad usire upon our national history, aod who la
The memorable words Of The nlustfous Jsf.rsop cha.
hlled the measure OF bis counify's glory"
with an ERNEST wish 'ha your HE may be prolons.
ed for many years TO come,
iemsin sir,
Wy respectfully,
Your nb-'t sefy't,
XXX JOHN JONES
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near ST-~Ihs beautiful Shell Comb which you
nave ~ Kindly presensd 10 me- and described in your
si'ef OF TIE 6H insts, has Been received and s os
which Is sure to at end Am4ifsan xiii, wherever 4,
meets On tq11l terms that Of iJrsgD competitors In the
various departments OF manufacture this Comb sir
possesses value Tor above hat which ~ derives IRON
to q1siies a. mere rro3Uei Of neebasie Jatoy-a
value @fich l. iusTa1v9 q Gaonsi rfcrpsliiy, en-!
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JIy g..
LAND FOX SALE

LAND FOX SALE.
GA/lLL he sold on tbs premises, on Thursday the
w the 18th OF August mex, il fair, If not the 6rst
fair day thereafter, tract ofland, belonging 10 the es
tate Of jams Jackson, deed, Brch's Creek in the
county o Pitsylvana, aod in the nighborhoOd Of Ha.
goods Osid mibe', containing six seven hundred
acres IL will be s1ld together, or divided as may suit
Purchassr'; il will be shown 10 persons wishing TO View
u, 10y William Jackson, WHO lives adjoining. The priy-
Iege OF seeding whea and possession gwen at christ
mats.
Terms, credit Of one, two aud three years, will
approved personal security Tor the sfst payment end
deed Of trust to secure the whole.
HEZEKIAH JACKSON
As Executor vi amOs Jackson decd
July l7-wtdss
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which. as sceh ernro, fail % have wsis in e,rh,m.
, us n, ",suom OF mai policy which serks TO en-
al veal h. va ~ "a"oH-
II ,hal be highly rriz'd also. ,ir at token Of your
parha regard Tor my own character ard IF IN. unde
served honor which you have paid me bv nia.ins ms,
likeness by tue side OF those Of wAshinS,en and Lsav
etc. ~ $500
L, VIII be wcrn by my niece. Mrs. Doae,son, whc
viii take a prid IN Presorvi git.
Nriy esree fully,
four CD d. ", servant,
ANDREW JACKSON
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FOURTH or July

Toe Anniversary q our Independence wac ushersd
TO- usual, by the day break gun and the o,nins s
lu'e' three Volunteer Cofp' Of The City
under aTm', and forming the line the Cpol Sarars
bred The national salute after ~ o'clock. The Cover.
nor had left o~n several days before, and was, o.
course, not present at tbs Review Of the troop T.e
day iSeli was varisd, by sunshine and by ,howets
There was no lengbened procession Of The eiizsps-
Of tbs dsy, John n Coleman, Eq Of the UniverssIi.,
persuasion, delivered an Grafton in tbs Hall of the
Houss Of Delegates. There was 10 public dinner llr
tie e. izeos-mosl OF whom dined at their houses
The Ligh; sgoons dinsd NJ Clark, Sorinr with Ibs,
gues'' tie Light IofsoTy B'ue' The faye te Aulls
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prD nj hc residence IN Lsmber
the 18Th June in the 7Jd her age Mrs ANNE SNmp
son, cct OF Mt Samuel Anderson dcc-Ms Anderson h.
been for ma years the subject of n6my and c
severe nhcons the loss of her husband children md
children but under u these trials, she an
degree of christian iortitude and was
by the consultations of religion, hope of G
departed friends in better wordShe
Of the religion of Jesus, nui member the Presbyerisn
Chuchand when after nearly ten yoeLs
She her end APPROACHING guilty. gloo
dumped the calm serenity of her the
confidence h. Cod and the most
out struggle aud IN her perfect she gently her
last" She rests tom her labous do follow bor
-, JOHN JAMES, of New York came TO his death on
Monday last IN attempting place the slip Rail ON tho
the Depot of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The
steam Car from New York. rushing against his body which eaus
e his immcdnte death
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RHODE ISLAND-The li-rJ. of M C,,v;,,,,
a, te have minated Tristan Burges end Dutee !
Pedree candidates for eIt elton Congress Tn,
nds OF The administration bave al held ,onve ptjor
ihry passed r"s Inons expressive OF ,heir cor J
n General Jakscr, but nude 20 nomination of car
diiA,es. - 80
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G7-wtd

~ 1891. ' ' -0" Juno
lane, GARDNER L'Ikn Gardner, Elliot dn- Annah Gsrduer
an nisn under the OF
her next friend and GUARDIAN rws aud Elz,bs his
wife John Richards aud Frances his wife, VISITS. and Fran
o' his WIFE uIsr Phu'On Aunlh Thruon Thus.
ton, Comnit.
against
BenJamn Bake, t. administrator Miller decpsed
rllman Ray avid Elizabeth hi, wife, William Duun Tuda Thru
'o enu 'be' oh!pley, and Nancy hi' wife, Dtfdis
Th. day came the Complainant. Zsohah w. Crenen Esq
their Attorney and filed their bill Of
dsot praying for the sale Of lot 81 land yng u
oapnab snd tracts parcels ofsnd lying
CONTAINING about f0, tue other about As land,
neiui me dseeasd lately died, seized aud possessed, and di
VISION u e proceeds OF sale, according TO tie rights the
respectively en"ed ihretosnd appearing by ssfa,tory
'hSt the d'endan Tlman Ray, AMI Elizabeth hi wife,
w nam Dunn Tuda Thfuun, and Brhert Shipley
b" wife, are not ohsut' Of this OF the
complainant by heifsd Attorney eIdersd that
Sent dsiendD 90 rPe. here the fourth Aondy August
aud tao' Of land shall he aud disdei as that
Of ib order he forthwith Enquer
% two months Uoceyey and ta copy be posted Al lbs
front door Of The Courthouse Of this county -
Copy. Teste,
GEO HEALY, NJ @.
J1ly 8. 10 I7-SS,"
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, mereos' Of Duty -Arco,dn 20 the cxi'in TiriG,
me uun-s on the following articles, vii! ard ait,
ih's day, be increased, Marcy,
Flex, fsom as e 80 dollars pe. ,tn.
Hemp. from SIS to 60 d,I sts per ton
Indigo, rom so to 10 c.rts per ronnI
Sill Dick (oi al kirds] irrr 10 to 10 I-2 cents par
'quIre yasd. nv Y 1rer. MIR Of y,,J,,
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n AND FOR sALE-In pursuance OF a de- Gee Of
n tbs County Court Of King & Queen in Chance.
y-prononneed 90 the 10 day Of May, 1891, in the
Gaze OF C1urcbil A. Hodges and others against lhe
adm'Or cod hiirs oil VIM. S;onS, ir decd, we sal az
Kiok O"een Aosus Coufi next, offer for sale at the
said Cour House, the frs day Of The said Cour to
She bidder, upon credit Of six month (sxcep 90
much may be ntcssfa~y pay e costs OF said suit
ani expenses Of sale, rlch will be required ia cash)
The tract Of land is the bill men 'ioue whereof the
said Wn. Stone il. died I'd aud posEessed-This
contains upwsrds Of two hundred acfesbas upon
commoiiou, Dwelling House and suitable out hou.
'esThe lad Of good quality, and lies contiguous 10
The tsid CJurHu,s.
RICHARD GAINES, Z (,..,,........,.
GED CARLTON I '''''''''"'''''
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The following Queries addressed TO us as Editors OF
Public Journal and involving questions, as the Wri-
terssty observes, not only OF political feeling but OF
Consftutonat authority, wa have not thought our
selves at liberty to s1ppressWc give the Quoe-
rist no information on the subject; having no know
ledge whatever of the facts TO which dluson made:
TO THE EDII ORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
GENTLEMEN lis il true, has been reported,
that the Governor OF Virginia. of his own mere will
and without even consulting his Council, has directed
the disconlnuance Of the subscription on the part of
the State, TO tina, orho ox and able paper the Bali.
more Republican, and that this has been done by him,
although the subscription TO the Republican had been
made by an advice Of the Council
Is II true that the Governor has, without consulting
his Council directed the United States Telegraph TO be
sent on TO the Executive Department, as if such order
had been the result of regular Executive act undc
the Constitution and thur, by his mere arbitrary will
pledged the money Of the State for the support OF that
profigate print
Is Il not true, that during the highest excite.
men Of the late Presidential Canvass, the Executive
would not, and did not, subscribe to he United States
Telegraph; aud, moreover, that at this time majority
u not the whole Of the Council disapprove Of tbs poll
tics Of the Editor Of the Telegraph and have not the
sghesTespect for his character, trust in his prin
ciples
Inform the people Of Virginia, il you can, Messrs
Edors on these topics, which involve at once inter-
estng questions OF constitutional authority and political
feeling CUERIST
July LIST, 1881.
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AOCTOR DAVID MoCAW having purchased
NJ Mliiwood,in he County Ct Powhaan, and intend
oE TO resi- 10 ibore permanently with the view OF pur-
suing bis profession, respect y informs tho inhabitants
Of the adjacent conntry, that he wl', in lew vi ks
be really 10 .endtT bis ssvess.
JrlY q l7-n
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IRON ne STANDARD oJ Lbty!y, JrivI.
HURRAH FOR BUCHANN AMI,

Or HONORABLE JAMES BUCHANAN h.. h..r an.
ncin'ed by he Pref en', Minister OF the United
a's, al the Couft Of 81 Peer. burg We win hi,
mus ricus man oil bc people, sa'e ,rrney md thar
we could have tie peasur. or aceon,psnv;rv hin, 4,
e o'cr rors our former 'ownsmsn, Nisholaus and
some her cleaver fellows. ~
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TO THE EDITORS-Dated

"OLD POINT COMFORT, July l, 1881.
"Sncc the Presidents arrival at the Rip Raps have
among other subjects, conversed with him on the late
occurrences at Washington. In relation to Major Ea-
tons first letter to Mr.. Ingham expressed my regre,
that he should have put himself In the wrong at the
outset by expressing himself to admit of doubt
as to the .purport Of his communication There was
every probability that Major Es demand related to the
publication, and not to any thing in the course which
Mrs Ingham might have fit to pursue in the Sc
lection OF her society," this howeger had not been made
to appear so clearly as it might have been. The Pre-
sdent replied that careful perusal of Mai. Eaton's
letter would, he thought show it TO have meaning
only but that even admitting its expressions to be am
biguous. the ambiguity utterly insufficient to sup
port doubt on the subject The right of euery mem
Der Of society to the most perfect freedom in the choice
OF hts associates tcds so noorous-so familiar to cue
~ mind-fhaf no man could ercept upon the dearest
grounds, be supposed guilty Of the fragrant abswdity
Of calling it in question.
"Ths sentiment uttered with the impressive ear
nesness and energetic sincerity, characteristic Of the
man. could not but impress strongly than
had before been, with the reckless proflgacy of the
falsehood, often reiterated by the Coalition Press
and It's new coadutors, that the Cabinet had taken
their seats under certain conditions their social
intercourse"
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900 H'y rAp-' /. aront be published In the Civ Of
asnnk 'oh avowedy % sSyo-atc The lee ion Of the
ior. 'shn Nj Len % h. Presidency NJ he Uniol
. 'tp. f'hH l.. S Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08

By last Evenings Mall he Washington Post Bill
OF the 9th, addressed to the Richmond Post Office con.
tains the endorsement, that "Letters from New York
state that Mr. Monroe could not possibly oulive the
4th." What coincidence, if IL should be verified!
Three Of the illusrious men of the Revo'uon-ihrce
ExPrcsidents should depart on the Anniversary of A.
merican Indenenlencel
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ne boson Parrot say; 1--WE rorry 70 herr thpt
Ii f"yeue has los hi. influence with the G.verpmep
End has retired to La Grarg, 70. the summer !,
a"enrs Ill or France, that his pure patriotism should
o' be sekuo~ lodged as setli coin al the Court OF
Louis PhilIips"
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We understand, that some sales of New Wheat have
been made-at Soc. for red, and 81 for white-eariy
deliperies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-08

ny Last Nights SttambpGt-COLONELM MON,
noe died on the 4ih OF July-rresdent Jackson re-
turned TO Washington ON ednesdav
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" We have received, and shall publish In our next
the Toasts from Bru,stcick.-As Cove rnor Floyds
toast says, " The times are strangely out of Joint -
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INTERNAL IMpR0yFuFN

We shall publish az soon possible the Resolutions
Of The Meetings in tho counties of Wythe, Tazewcll,
BotetouSt and Scott.
We should hail with great pleasure the appointment
OF Judge Wright, the Associate Engineer in the survey
oi the James River He has great qualifications and
DIS character commands the confidence Of Virginia Bu,