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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28
Avri Masonic.

hNtt ah A"ONNCs
Tho An,i-mosons wi, never
abandon Mr.. Wirt for Mr.. Clay.
He was not alluded 20 In the
Convention as a possible cardi-
date. II was then known that
hs was opposed to Aniimasonry,
ard if no could not renounce
Masonry before tho Convention,
II W certain no cannot ofter-
wards, to secure the Antima-
sonic support SIR Writ il "
terly incapable OF disgraciny
himselfby abandoning the party
whose nomination he accepted,
with n full knowledge OF all the
circumstance connected with
IL, and with most explicit un-
Outstanding that ha was under
no relations or obligations that
rendered IL Incompatible for HIM
to bo n candidate without any
reference to Mr.. Clay as such.
Where then is tho forlorn homo
To como from? II cannot come
from tho adhcring Jackson men,
and those who havo cooled in
their ardor for tho hero will give
a decided preference To Mr..
Witt, third man, over MIR.
Clay, with whom they have
bcen brought in bittor conflict.
The Calhoun party may support
Wir,-,hey never will supper,
Clay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

DIED On tho 9th instant fsthers rrenea n.., go
eesief tps House, Mr. MN H. DAWES Of the County
oge about Is after three day,
Suen " me- u rarely 20 be found He In
N.Y. and dsd WITHOUT human trpoaeh 10 was elect,
'eIN 1' no"''s'rr oni'y Court
'lon, In NE place q" hi- father, Nr a s. Ger
Of the county IN. q cth the dis,,et c,,,, ~ N
ga tho E1'h UT IN Anspr voun,v. n e ur HIRAM
JENNINGS. native OF Veaa lie was :, ma, ~ -, ~
sprc'aeiy ani died POsss Il s,fahe n oo.,,s .y
% children. 'NtN'N! -'"''
-, o. the ,Ch in, Eft CT NBoRyE ,..,.s,..A
10 months and II days 100 ~"
- Al P,,.vfs ~ the l7,h inst JAMES 3 srevrvsox
E.1 Formerly krse ia'ive ia Congress, the Th,.br,
District, erd for sevtai yeGrs pfrt'u-l fostrn, CIV
-. Ga Friday bat Mr.. NJ AIRY d RANDOLPH WIFI ~
Dr. T. O. Rsnaorh, late ChisfCck of War pineu,
HNor"sh NErgRNS oosr-Ued, Smith County q on 1,
me" "a year Of HI, RopEar nsvo
OF Nhsas n"d when hot
Y ~ ~ sage otthe vOuionsry which he Sawed
w Iensniown, ard Monmouth, tho
stonng tstony pui" Gs'cs of Carndca md
,hst Du ing his long Rrduons
h"r WIN g"at T"ufry9ni with TIE
81 the officers u1dsr WHOM he krt mo of
the war, Mr. WRIGHT To,urnci h
mil IN the employment that
iional
poeu" he r.sed family of respectable a. somc ~
whgm now Nv" "a Hmh county md whose hha uen,ions to
the ofsprirg of such sire In W,,
moved from umbctand county, Virginia Smith cSr.,y
"nd comforts liza and OF colfiencs knew him
aie. sustaining nert chsrrror hon.
es', h"notahlr, hzhmndrd. paoic nnn until was tao
prnsu0 of Him WIN had nd tho
exert himself sUccess, against the his Country,
rights call him away aud circs ipsn,,sbe
rom ms state n rS'rncs 70 ,hat of immortal ny pcace
Irs FR.-crs rAyLoR Mr. Robert
sh~ctonoi" hushond and family AMI Ginds
chan which his thus bncn social relations
Exemplary her domestic sf c,ion,o n,
ws anna mother md usghhot friend
pored. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

the Editor becomes OF tho main charge admspi
tory prophecy that Gen. Jackson could not get the
vote OF this section OF country for recollection -Upon
this part Of the subject Mr. Slaughter is prden,ly s
lent II has been wisely said, that ne man is prophet
in his own counuy-and he votes OF 1892 will prove
how much credit may be attached to this"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

II ChtHontfe!--The Opposition have been ringing
he changes upon the recantatioD Of a Dr. Mcconnell
VINO recently made speech TO meeting of the friends
OF Mr.. Clay in New Orleans-in the course NJ which
he abandonJ the OF General Jackson that he had
once vehementIy supported. His constituents at Baton
Rouge have take the matter in hand numerous as
semblage was held the 9th inst, and unanimously
suop'eu the following resolutions, expressive OF their
resentment at the Doctor spostacy:
"Resolved, That we deprecate and contemn the Ian.
guage anu sentiments used and expressed by Dr. A. f..
Mcdonnell, in New Orleans, late occasion; where
in he published his political defacation, and assailed the
integrity OF our present Chief Magistrate.
"Resolved, hat having lost all confidence in the said
Or. A. f. Mcconnell, and being thoroughly convinced
that he Is no longer fit TO be the organ Of the maiory of
this parish IL be requested OF him vacate his seat in
me ota'e Legislature, which viii be the only service
we ask ot him, and the only benefit can expect at
his hands. "
"Resolyed, Tbat in he should resign II Is our
wish to see him candidate for reelection in order
'nai the party to which he has attached himself NAV
porie0ce their defeat with his
"Resolved, That committee be now appoin,cd whose
duty II shall be, in the sad Dr. h. Mcdonnell
does not resign, 10 take the proper measures 10 make
known to The Legislature Of this State sti,s next meet
ing, the will Of large majority of the peono ~ M
parish, in relation TO the ensuing election Of senao 70
Congress, and that said committee be authorized bv all
lawful means, TO influence aud counteract the political
measures OF DR.. Mcconnell, should circumstances i'm
their opnion require IT,
"ResoIyed, That II shall be the duty Of the s.id .o
nee to instruct our representatives TO vote for The can
dtae Tor Senator 10 Congress, whose principles accord
WIN the Just ana wise policy pursued by the present
Chief Magistrate Of tho ". states
hesolved, that our fNiance on the zeal, patriotism
ana Incorporating inegriy of Andrew Jackson Is FIX
eo and undated by the false accusations and ptvste
SANDERS, Of his wiliul and shameless dersstors.'
ne Orange Court House Gree Press admits tina,
VT eiaughters vndicstioo, AZ far II respects hi
own Ne''' Is perfectly satisfactory. But wha, (ssys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28
WHICH Is THIc .iANl

The Anti Masonics and he C,ayltes are dspu,ing up
on the choice oil candidate they ace both sticking
for their man. The following articles prescn, a
pretty fair specimen OF the of the
rival parties. 1ho 10 the LETT Is from the ssProv
dence American edied by late Secretary ct the Bel
timore Convention the moroccan 10 Inc rigb, n from
that COOL old Federal Journal the Boston Ceninel:'
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* IAiLiONS.-Several CAPIrA1 STALLIoYs for
~ ale: among them the noted horses GAscoyoNH
and WILpFIRE.
GAscoIGNE, got by Roanoke, out Of the imported
mare Lady G. tFlora's daul by ambeionisn -her dam
Golden Locks, by Delpni, out OF Violet by SHARK
Qnioks charlotte by Blank Crab, SC. See Stud Book
GoLUEN-i.ocKs was Jam OF Lord FoLny's famous
horse SoorHsAYER by SoRcERER. He won the great
ST. Leger stakes, and next dsy the Doncaster stakes
He covered AZ TWEEN Ty-FIvE GUTNEAs, and stood
NINE sue C EssIvE YEARS New MARKET.
Gascoigne IL beau iui animal as any OF his spe
cies in Virginia not tell caough suit The present
depraved taste for leggy hor es being rather under
hteen hands, but lie i, taller than old edley or his
sire Gincrack, than old Janus, or Jolly Roger AZ
Stallion ne is untred.
Also, WILDFIRs, by Roanoke, ont Of Wildfre by
Gracchus out OF Young Everlasting, which was got nv
Sans CuIoe, out OF Old Everlasting This il very fine
horse, we'll worth attention from HI great size and fine
action
II MOI previously sold, they will be shown on the
Capitol Square the day Of the meeting OF tho vir-
ginia Assembly.
Also TO sale, many thorough bred brood Mares
colts, and fes Terms low and any credit given OF,
good securiiy-the owner having no further use foy
them.
W ROANOKE il dead
Apply (f by letter. posipa TO
JOHN era DD0CK, Ogerscer at Roanoko
Charlotte C. ~. Virginia
H..
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SJGNS-Erfygc, OF a Ietfer from, Louisa

SIGNS-ErfrGet of n letter from Louisa.
You need not feel alarmed, because we had Clay
Meeting in ousaNot than 80 OF the 500 Voters
in Louisa, will support Prince Hal"
To the Editors 81 am now, during the OF
the Legislature entitled to two papers week; and
scarcely everreceive more than But this ari.
butte more TO negligence some here ese than TO any
msmsnsgement in your office. ITO Is human -
and that Mr. Barry has erred in Of his appoint
ments, there is no doub' but they OF the
head, not Of the heart, and would be readily reced
could the delinQuenis be discovered
"Recenuy there has been good deal said regarding
Cen Jacksons strength in this District. AS far my
information extends upon the subject, in Orange, where
he is weaker, think, than in any other county in the
District he will receive at least two-,hirds Clay one
third, and Writ the balance"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28
Oct. 25.

nsy7 ISIS ANN r. TAYLOR viii continue her School
IVE atmy house The ensuing year, commencing on
tue LTD day OF January, and terminating on the SO.
cond Friday in December following with vacation OF
one month in summer In This School sill be taught
orihography, Reading, Writing, English Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geography, and History; plain Needle
work and 1heorem Painting The prce OF tuition win
be SIS except for painting which will be addition Of
So. The price Of beard will be $50 for the scholastic
year OF ~ months; borders furnishing their own beds
and bedding, addition OF s. if furnished them hy
the subscriber. My Post Office is Poiesvills, Louisa
couuty. Persons wishing TO encourage ibis School,
would do well 10 make early application as the School
will be limited. JOHN l.. COLLINS.
Oct. % 40 -wI0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

hi, esrrag", s.. Iii, loss IL said 10 DO eop,Jsrse
IL s conf e'aed 10 both cares TO DO the d,bolical
weis OF insepdia'Ns. Compiler
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28
aT GLEANINes, No . Postponed tin Tnesd.y.
COJW.WU.NICATED
TO THE CLERKS OF THE COUNTY AND CIR



You have been addressed, presume, by one of your
profession, through the medium Of the Post Office who
proposes TO hold convention OF clerks, meet at the
Metropolis OF your State In January next for the pur
pose OF presenting to the Legislature a detailed and
plain statement OF the services performed by a clerk
the injustice done by the late revised fee BILL and the
injury likely to result from the law. The plan in my
humble opinion, is good one and may probably ensure
that attention from the Legislature, which The justice
OF good cause demands The writer Of the address al.
proposes 10 select clerk in each Congressional lis
ci TO represent The others in the convention, and that
information OF such selection be given in the Richmond
papers Some time having elapsed. and notice hav.
ing appeared IN The papers, IL is probable that the adj
dress may been received by the clerks general
~, as IL IS the custom Of many, 10 take from The Post
Oice unpaid letters. The writer OF this brief notice
designs only to call your attention TO the suffice, aud
is willing 20 unite In the proposed plan, in any other
which mai be deemed better. a united, respectful APP
peal TO the Legislature, with the necessary Information
connected with the subject will be disregsrled by
that body, and certainly none can better give the in
formation man the clerks ONE oE YoUT NUMBER.
Oct goth, 1881
FtREs IN the CoUNTRY.--W ere inf rmed ihas
on S1nd nigh', the 23sd inst tbs dwelling house o.
Rfhagj 40 ms, + q OF Woodstock, HsDsi4s county,
vas tot lily eon'utned by fie together with ali his ia
ptufe, H., pspsfs. ST. M'.Aiaos, with BIZ FAC /.
ly were absent, h4vhg boon 10 Ihi1 ely for the las
ak wceks.
On lhs sans nighi, in The county Of Hsnover WIN
ID. Taylor, q. OF Tsylofsvie, had his barn burnt I
consnsda large qn'nHy Of whss', plantation uispsls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

! the "Boston Ceniinel:"
THE NATIONAL RErvsLic,Ss
Within doubt. the cyes OF
large majority of that party, both
OF tho East aud tho Wealth.
middle States aud the South.
are turned upon iixSsy CLsr
Al present, he bids tar TO carry
moro votes than any o,he- can
diduto that could be named OF
him, the Jackson party have
ever bad, and sill have. moro
dread than of any other man
tina, conld now be brought into
the field Ito IL powerful in the
Fast, the middle States. end the
West, and no Won Il doubtless
receive the support OF some Of
the Southern States. Bc, waiy-
in: this topic for tho present, IL
behopycs tho Nations Reuub-
J cana tn remain united firmly 10
their PRINCIPLES and their rUR-
PosE, aud whes tho Convention
shall have made it's selection
TO abide fast by IL, uni,s their
energies, aud success will
crown their efforts. IL mny be
that the Anti-masons will en-
bsrrass them at first, in some
State, but when IL shall appsar
manifest, rs il sssutodlv will,
that Mr.. Wits election IL inn
possible, tho mnrs indicate
Antics. who have been National
Republicans, will csst their
weight in favor of SIR. Clay,
rather then have jackson re-
elected. Even Vermont, which
has how small plurality of
hnit-mas0ns, seeing the ineyi
table alternative of Clay or
Jackson, will, We think. in tho
end, produce a plurality for
Clay. Indeed thero is tho moro
reason To expect this, because
Mr.. War himselt.is as much OF
n Mason rs CLAY or Jackson.
IL is therefore incumbent on tho
National Republican or Clay
party TO remain firmly united,
and meet the corning contest,
with a determination to cary
,hoir MEN and their Pr scIPtEs
tOqethar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

EAj orr r Toe ffys,sss ITGstingfon Heary
L y dcademy, 10 iha G unity q ijanoVer, are suxcn
10 dispose o. tnoW lot cry privilege rsi's $4,000
gfsnisd them By The last Virginia L.gisIaiufo Gee
ls'sieo acts I'D and will do on sseoDmod,t ms.
Application 70 be rp'ds, 10 person. thr ueh ths Rec
mond pou.offiss,to HENRY CURTIS.
Oei. ~, i7-s67
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

The Washington Correspondent Of the Philadelphia
U. = Gazette lin 22lst letter. states that according TO
calculation he has seen "Virginia may 60 for Mr.
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III the question were left TO Mr. Clay himself, we
shrewdy suspect that he would be willing Withdraw
himself from the next heatg into the Senate for the
present, aud lay by and train for the race-In.
deed, the last Philadelphia sentinel states that s'There
is rumor in the city, that Mr.. CLAY declines being
candidate for the Presidency But he hasp ut himser
INTO the hands OF his friends and they will again put him
upon the turf, again TO be beaten OF Some per-
sons, recolecnS that this is the age OF Coalitions suC-
gest that the two parties will ultimately fall upon the
compromise. OF running Mr. Clay Tor the President
and Mr.. Writ for the Vice. The meeting at New Or
leans held for the purpose Of appointing Delegaes
the Baltimore Convention, have already recommends
such an arrangement. But il the Anti Masons stick
to their text, this bargain scarcely he effected The
providence American holds that the Antics aban-
don M r. Writ, and that he cannot abandon them But
when the Congress Of Vienna meets, shall see how
es.s Of fhe Powers
The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, and The n. Y.
American now concur in one thingthai the nomination
oy the Baltimore Convention should be postponed till
later period. The Advertiser advises that they should
make no nomination in december, "but rather that
(hey) adjourn until towards the close of he Ses-
sion of Congress-say until the month of May next"
i he American in like manner, suggests that the Con.
vention should postpone their assembling until after,
about the adjournment OF Congress, il snow
late TO prevent the meeting, that they adjourn
without attempting nomination TO future day" -
Again, says the American, ''let pause. We not
recommending any abandonmcnts, but Gully protesting
against unnecessary and injurious commitme The
American denies having said that "in a certain contn
gency, sit would be act OF magnanmity in Mr. Clay
Withdraw IF il has not leave il 10 the Nat. Jour
nal and the u s. Telegraph to explain whence they got
those words "but, Says the American,) have said,
and now repeat, that in such that pend
Ing, personal predictions should be made Yield an
Enlightened view Of and regard for the public gond ~
Nous oerrons!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

MAJ lLLiAM AND MARY COLLEGE - Inc
w I,rtufe - ihs ustru icn viii commences
ususi On tho "a NJ Jnisy 10 O 'c'er TIE Faculty
not 0uthorized 70 permit : ud u boNd out OF
Coll pc eHeep, o., torif qTss, Of tie psrsR,
su Wd's' cortt Hn he pll nci be dtspaosed With
n euY o. No NOR T. hs p.G ~ uosrd. inc'ud-
OK l5eRne, q inE, fnel, -snde~, et'snd4nee, g..
'ian S20, Of vh Is ouc-. al I. to he piN wheo Tho
Vt: aiion I N -.f.--Eyp,nse. S. iio~s: F,r
Bosrd Sl20 --Na,i=p'a'tnF S. F-e 10 h- Pto-
,tori 10 'ha Iapo' Courr $40; . Ssnier Course
500. Ta"se se4 az e. BE- 100 10 td'snce
IN L.w l. crSes al te co fiau,d IN IN era of
h r 90; aui .h- r-ce.sr' eNPcnse' Of ,h- nd ni.
Including al, & + % = = fssor. nd Ma
irc"l" ifu . rH .- SID. Tas G ~ ma hooi
op-;.. Osots- H.. a,o 20 10 mcufh- 800 and TIL.
lon r.. %. ENPLE p -sdsni.
: o. q 4O-I
" ~, ebmo,d Wig v.'cvIc Or -fver.
N@~os'o rrU+i, % 90 s r, .s,-ok Hsfdip
Lyn. bSb 8 Ito. rw x pr on, ard Wipsh ser
hfp"b'a ~, VII rire.e CIV. fu4f i"' 10 he above
nv rtssme,s ,o.n ~ civ ,ad ..rd iheir account, to
VI ic- mun6 chr, tn mce'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

The Phladelphia United States Gazette, which
Evenings mall states that such circulated
turday; but that IL carried along with it, that
Mr. Clay has nothing do with the Presidential
II is his friends who have selected him, &C., &C.
The Philadelphia Wing S Simpson, equivoca authority
bet the following report which tho
lneiigcncer has no douot is the versionh
MIR CLAr-Wo have just heard that Letter from
this distinguished Statesman which perfect
lngness yield his claims candidate
the popular suffrage the present
s,dent There spirit OF maguanimify
Mr. Clay that oDdears him he But
sti-we must act with deliberations wisdom and forecast
Let tho result be left TO the Baltimore December
NIT Wirt may not be less Cay-and Mr.
Wn may yet withdraw, or leave it the public but we
lear Mr. Witt will his present Ions, an
gays rumor-and fIOm a source entitled O credi,.n -
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BY n. W f6e LHilto0i0 a.. n II VIJgI,1-,
A PNONLAhIAIIN

~ n. Dope,. '-' @ fae CrN'Yto0io dy,h II VCgIT11
A PkOCLArtAT!O s..
&1WT fEREiS ,tns ts-4 r-rs---s ,r -, ~. ES.ru-
w ,v- ny Johr ssil. L q .a, ae.u, p'eio.k
oa i "a i',;, bosom, &c tuv i q cry wan
P:'ers OF ,h- ute ~, ri 10 the IL e. s
'ex ss"a y, sLd seu'e"c 20 tu y. mate Ne co.
an ON ." 'a' "a, oad 7. .o,os a. large: NJ.
her tore, |, 1JNn .yd, C. ve'n ? o. re Corr non.
Seaiih Il" Fi-fi ~ hsyt hugh Proper to of re-
vA'd o1r t"nd~-d coir- ery Maroon - rN-s re
VINO ~ ! tPr.a -rd SAD scav,v ole ] y o. Sr,.sx
'ouny ores"il, shs - B.soN. And 30 pc-e ..
over qIfs all oceTs, VII a"d uii'ety, and exbar,
'h@ go - p O. itz & tuuccNss h. NE dirty
o.s eiiesey 70 esu'a ihe ~ ~ te srprs
'scdsd, ma be be a. nth II, ths aw dirss.a
Civ ""rd = u.y hssd - .gs,nry. rrd rrd.- IS
re ~ sssI of 'i,- C"auno waafsh a n hu on >
Ihi' ~ Gay 90 IT, =, 1881
JOHN FLOYD
ort . c's!k o. tie a1pyc-u snt,c-sd day, az
q "a" adev'p, (sh' "a' se'v z r) ~ n ~ tie
ancr Tor 'he purposes Of -'yia, N Triau~ ino. ,
ia &c o. n. n who 5d5 tie.d g-, ON i.eir
'rons, 'usred out ~ eriuFntd &C ,hc Gird who
was enpdns IA. sud we're inn dIst. " n
I'd o. by n Froaipiag Guards; one kiyr, ano h.
nN'iY w'Urd-d erd KIN, sad tbe a5uvs nam.d ,.on
Wa u "a ~. ~ whs hs5 ~ or nat r. NJ, Ger
oin, a. n made hi7 essape He t. tessriLcd by ~.
late " '-~ AM ctstr, IS he!Rg tEgb' y~ifcv bpa
GOT r1n! Nio, nrar sig iPs; !ise nsds, a
vefv ~ nosa. IT, 'Hrref ~ a. he suppressed
10 weigh rem $50 10 20p wei; 6t II, has 10 marx
OF scar 'Vhie 10 treolIsc e.
o -. q 40 Az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

"a OiiChi Is ttr-t y ftytn, nsf -nei Pfssen Pc
ssssiin -, issve, 10 -t.tt Dtn &C Apr aeox ri.
ysf, ajj io =. y own lard, toe Conn 81 Powhs-
Tan, arc stnning on he iatd ( Richard X. R,odclph
IN Amsls iog Ne p0rp0ss n wofkitg WateI Grit
Mia, std bef machinery y . oil 90 ~, pubGo
Osi. a.. 47-vgw WIN CRUMP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

4 rep cable meeting Of tae eit'z ne o K,naeLq
s.uaiy, WHO are cpPassd 30 The reelection OF Gsn.
Jackson. having received she following letter from
Judge Summer, snpo n ed NJ s3rs. J. 3sFoSsnd
Speer Patrick tud ETA W.Iksr as Delegate. 10 he
Bs' imore Convention on the 2 III nAav in ID cemher.
Th,y 5i7o rf med the termination e M@e,r. San nd
aud Johnson Representatives in behalf OF ,hs Sac 2,
crEe: Charleston 10Th Oct 1881
ID sr Sh-I u1ders'snd you are presicrg in a meet.
log of MY fellow ci'iZ Of Ksnawhs, assembled Tor
ihs pr,po's Of nppsinpg d. gates 10 The BaIincre
Convsnia1, AVID have observed in lsis number o.
TIE B'Gner ha' at a similar meeting in Wood -cuny
was wi two other gen men, dssigcs'tdi TO ha; ser
vice. u gder hlss circumstarces | deem /. due 10
thoe whote rsspect ard kind iesngs have aivtn rns
plase iu 'hi' nomnaiiOn well TO my coua,y mrr
now ret 'or ike purpo'e, md who may hs dispos d
her, At. with all proper Difference and respect 10 he
opiaiens and 'vhes OF my fellow ca, not, cor
a's euiy wish my views OF duty, epgsge ia hs ser.
vice ptcpo ed
Toe ,iloaisu II witch sm placed. has ever formed
srcng 'nGUceut NJ n avoid az FIR praelissbIp any
par eaion ia h poliii al PR measures by which
my fellow CT IL ~ esr ofen alma ed, and equen iy
divided. Tat course pre- 'sfibed ny dslicaSy az we
du'y, hi oush' Dot 10 be departed foIn on ,be
pressn' oceca4ion
Be- II a.ed 10 Communicate ihese sen iment, TO IN
zoe higl rssP,ei " ian entertain ho'h Tor Won and
III. ~. l. SUMMERS
nj j. JAMES Dream
Morn CoNyENTIoNsi-I The Ta,ff Convention me,
al Ys.k 80 The 20 b, 800 % ,ltgaiss were expee'.
day =, Pm IaIsil his, oum rou' attendance was ex
ssed and ueh iigt, shed On that vofy Interesting
bTlneh o. buIseB,.
L.. 4. r. Ut
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The tor Il lac S,ae Rga's ard Fee 7 soe
Esenirg Pow" of ChaslsPfcn, shihks that he rer'r
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could name the g-Dieran ic PAi,adephis who re-
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time 70 as % 6tsponi! Toe EssriEg %, rpckes
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de'pace a si9gs!s non seQuitur. as d Gs Chase
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

u ktSNAL SWAMP LAM tONPNN Y.--The
y = annual meeting ~ TIC Dismal swamp Land Com
paw will I've held n TIC town OF Suffolk on Tuesdsy
he 18th November mex. A full meeting Of the Stock.
holders either in person or by Attorney, Is earnestly
quested, business ol much inpo Hncc 10 the Iiurs
prosps,ry OF hs torpauy will be taken into eonsde-
ration AZ said meeting. 10 BU JER, President
Dismal swamp Lsnd Company.
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