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a. CARPENTER,
.NEW BOOKS ar II. j. SMITHS.
TEVHE SEPARATION-A Novelty the An:


TENHE SEPARATlON-A Novelty the Au.
u thoress Of Filtration
Free Conversation the unpardona BILE SIM where
IN the blasphemy against the Holy SPIRIT the Final
A7ostacy, and the Sin unto Death, are shown to
have been originally distinct: BY James p. Wilson.
Elements of Mythology; classical Tables of the
Greeks and Romans: to which are added some no.
tees OF the Syrian, Hindoo, and Scandinavian SUI
pcrsi,lOns, together with those OF the American
Nations; the whole comparing Polytheism with
true Religion. For the use OF Schools: BY the
Author of American Popular Lessons"
A Treatise on Fcvcr-By Southwood Smith, M. y.
Physician to the London Fever Hospital. Also
another supply of
Doug on The advancement ofSociety, in knowledge
and Religion
ltenfy.s Commentary vols vo Best Edition.
Rev Robert Halls Works-completc.
Now Testament Royal vo superior edition.
Pearl Pockct Bibe--eegan and plain.
Peter Parley's Tales of Animals
Bonnycastles Mcnturation.
Cruises Digest of the Laws Of Englund, on Real
Property.
SCOTS Commentary, VERY iow.)
Southcy's Life of Nelson. Family Library Edition,
&c. &c. &c. ian 10
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We offer for sale.

We offer for sale,
10 a ahds sugar St, c.oiz, Porto Rico and N
40 brls do do
IS boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
20 hhds West India molasses
10 do and 60 bbs N o. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguira S.. Jago Rio a.
St. Domingo
soOO sacks Liverpool blown salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do
40 tons bar iron, Swedes English and American.
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistered steel
10 tons pig iron
so kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascotla grind stones
SUI sides soal leather
Calf skins and upper do
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Fort Scuppernong, Muscat, : WINE
And dry and sweet Malaga
20 tierces rice
II tierces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by 10, by 10, by O and q
oy IL, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Copperas, alum, salt petre, birthstone
rlnieh'o' pepper gu: ging and Bai acE TEA
Segars, bottle corks 1'''A LEA
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
oIoe thread IN balls and hanks
Dale rope and cotton bagginu
Slters, soap and candles
bluscatel raisins
Flax seed
% 900 lbs bacon
200 tierces Thomaston lime
so 6bis No. ). unaea
Letter, writing. and wrapping p9Ek.
Casaa, pearl barley
Glass, earthen and stone ware
Whi,more's cotton and wool cards
Linseed and tanners oil
Domestic goods sheetngs, shirtingi
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted from the Appomattox Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WF,RR 4, (,O
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THE LADY's BOOB.

THE above wofk is presented to the public, md
more particularly TO the ladies, for their patron
age. IL muy with the strctcst propriety be classed
among the first periodicals of tho day; It embraces
wide field of entertainment III every department of
literature and usefulness, and truly the Laliys
Book
CONDITIONS.
The work will be issued in numbers on the first of
every month, comprising ify-six large pages
printed fine super royal paper stitched in coourod
covers Every number will contain piece of pu-
sc one copperptdte ENGRAVING and at least four rood
ecuts illustrative Of Of the contents. and every
three months coiOured plate of the latest fashions
The subscription price IS three dollars per annum
payable in advance: Is per cent semi annually will be
added TO all subscriptions that remain unpaid at the
expiration of year.
Embellishments IN the January number.-Phila-
tephia fashions, handsomely c0ioured, the cabinet
ounc two subjects Of embroidery, calico print
works at Combyville, a Spanish dance, Cadets mon.
u1cnt at West Point, two popular English songs set
tomusic, two French medals.
Subscriptions received AZ the Book, Stationery and
Ency Store Of r.. ID SANXAY
en %
vNHE, FAMILY TEMPERANCE MEETING;
u or, an illustration Of the nature, symptoms, and
DIGGER of Independently the author OF sabbath
Scool Teachers Visits" Just published, for sale by
&c 80 COLLINS g. Co.
Winter Oil, Candles, &c.
10 Caslss New London winter pressed OIL fresh
80 boxes sperm candles
so do Lees soap, landing from Schr. Fair
fed for sale by OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co
jai9--dt
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j anuarY Fashions

o"hudiy dSHlOnS.
X iCll changeable and igured Lyonese and Fou.
lard striped silks, of new and elegant patterns
fahcy figured and striped gouzes and grenedene
robes, of various colours
Tancy painted gouZes. for evening dresses
Whrc lemon, scarlet and green worsted barreges
Elegant pink and white blonde causes, and white
India satin
Rich cod French satins
superior black Italian lutestring gro &c maps, mar
s"iiines, sarsnets md ilorences
LADIES and misses white and coloured long kid
Superior quality white horse skin ditto
Embroidered and fancy coloured silk hose
AN extensive assortment of all kinds of English
thread and boblnet laces
insertngs, edgngs and footing lace
VIDE ard extra wide rich bohnct trimming laces
All The latest style gauze, Grape, and silk barrege
dress handkerchief and scarfs
Plain and figured lace chomSselts Of various nat
terms ~
ne above with many new aud fashionable fancy
Dry Goods will be sold at reduced prices. at
L. II. JENKINS
Merrno Shawl, IRISH Linen
Jan 20 and Fancy Dry Good Store
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BYRON COLL.9RS a

A 7 u. ~. JENKENS' Merino Shawl, Linen, and
n Fancy DRY Good Store, the Ladies' will Hnd an
extensive assortment Of all the new shaped Byron
lace surpliee chemisetts lace caps collars 6oreIIas
and qullings' Also lace cuffs Of the ehanty work, q.
educed prices An
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Bonnets.
To Gentlemen.

Gentlemen.
pATENT IMPROVED STOCKS Sc sc
-. H. JENKINS is now opening (received by the
f.xit from NewYork,) an additional supply of Stocks
oi nnch richer fabric than any yet offered
Also-Gcn,lemen's Silk Pocket IIandkerchjec Of
every d'scrption; black Italian SILK and Jacone,
Crayats; ambs-woh, worsted, angola and silk Hose
ana half Hose best black and wash-ea,her Gloves.
&C &c-tor sale at the most reduced prices at f
H. JENKINS Merino Shawl Linen and Fancy Dry
'"ous SloIe feb
~ OIlCE.-The co-partuefship of Manson g. Bib
- Der is this day dissolved by. mutual consent
All persons having claims agarst the said firm will
present them to Warren Bibbor for settl.ment and
thosc indebted TO sa firm. will please paw their re-
spective accounts to him. OTIS MANSON
req ''l83i' WARREN BiBBER
Inc subscriber takes this method of informing the
PUBIC that he still Continues occupy the old STAND
immediately opposite the Governors where all or
deTs III the Carpenters Business will be thankfully
received, and punctually attended to And being
anxious TO settle up the affairs of the late firm Of
M anson d. Bbber, and having engaged the services
OF Mr.. Thomas Glenn, for the purpose those who
are indebted to the said firm will please settle the,
respective accounts with him.
Ieo 9-9t WARREN BIBBER
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r,, .hirrioS to the DALy RicnMoNp Wse 4,
10y S' year, aud for shorter period at th,
mah $40 year '"'" s'"' "
80. ~ s.Ne ror one square of 10 lines less, Quo in
very ding insertion 33I CENTS " - "
Thrice a week first week 81 d, ,y.,, ,,..L 4.
Twice week, first insertion ~ cent. S. T.
seTtion so cents '' '' ''s W.
Oace week, first inseti;o, rcns
ssltion SO cents ~ '' s "
All advertisements are aso ,s.,,,d =, the
TMa ~ " " 'N
a Transient advertisers must pay in advance
ne number of Ms or they
tordngly -
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars squares
I'D IN that proportion for Advertisements greater ength
Sxcept Atonees and Lottery dealers who charged S0O
II The CONSTITUTIONAL WING ~ published twice
week, (rucsdays and Fays) Ave dollars per annun
Sayabe m advance
cents square, less the FIRST in
tertion, and SO cents for each continuance.
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No Mistake.
BOOKS AT COST

4 NASH respectfully informs the public that
- he intends reducing his Stock; and to accom-
Psht, will sell at cost for cash only. till the first Of
MaTCh Inn q
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- ron THE ENQUIRER
10 The Hottrs nf The Cliuitu nj H.nr,ca

GENTEEMEN :-On the frstd day OF Augus, |, :, iIl h..
your DUTY to elect member OF Congress- AID one for
rue ate Leeisa'urs THERE'S no opposition 10 our
worthy representative Andrew Stevenson, Esq Mesus
williams Moshy, Msyo, Bolts, and Randolph are Can.
eidstes Tor the Hue OF Delegates. The mex. L. gis
T' re OF TIenIa WIZ be an important soaion to the
Snisens oil ms Commonwealth. The Electoral Ticket
VIII be made QUIZ il 'hsro should be maiori.y of the
membets OF the Legislature, favorable 10 The eIeeon
h,nry lily, aucket viii he recommended: or sup
pose mere should DO minority for Clay and Calhoun
against Jaek'on, iis evident they will unite and sum
port one OF the first nam,d candidates 1, IL not ab,o
'noy osees"J 'h'n that every voter in this county
snou'a attend The pole on the day OF the election and
give th'ir undivided support Que OF the gsntemen
nieohly 70 The re-eecon Of Gen. Jaek.opi hi, true
,nM Me',r'. BIt'' s'd Randolph would, If instructed
oy majority OF The people Of this county vote for Gen
1'tx.on; but much prefer eiecng a man who will
require no instruction upon that snbi,c II viii h,
.ssofesd mat Henry Clay ted ibs people Of Ken.
fueky tnai no would represent their wishes however
aseeriaioed." Did he IL! Certainly not The L.,
gisature OF the STATE OF Ky instructed Mr. CLAW by ..
overwhelming majority 10 Tor Andrew Jackson,
but dinegsrding those Instructions he voted for J,hn
W A'ams. obsbly shalI be told The I,,i,lat,r,
mao no rght'o instruct him. admit he wa, not bound
10 oo,y nose Instructions but II certainly rood
sr"efion TO Judgs tho sentiments Of IT. g psoplo he i'm
msda'ely 'prssspted-wbo,e opinions eotre.nopdsd
with ths majority Of the Legislature TIE so,bor NJ
'hs imperfect communicated would not have yti,l,n
one word on the sui ject bad he not read bs losrs
Haid TO have bssn) dr9bk at CIsrk's S,rins nm ,bs
Ceieba.ion OF our last Aanyersary-ike,s w,s ons
-n. n ny a man reluctantly absent. Andrew Jack
son ms hobeeilly OF this which units him for
me ,'aIsn no ellis, being imposed upon BY the 10.
"'sueso eyI advisers, he bis done much LarIn and
go'o; may ne be compelled before it be too late to
Iohs ron en- o. The evils upon us by hi. mis-
rule, can best be cured by the elevation Of HsnTv
Gay, o. NY. 10 the Pr sdsncy.'S I hope The gentle.
man Who cent this toast will acknowledge the sntho
sh'P it-ss dReoyu lbsre WIRE several Io,.,s sen,
~ oy sb,ett friends win their names attached ia hem
~ ns CelebrAiion OF American Inde pei snce around
~ e.lye DO I'd, here should not be sentiment do.
mS' would create The least unpleasant feeling:
pu' ~ should be alad 10 hear zach end evsrv s,nti
msn' proclaimed from end e the tahlo n m.
o'p"," " Do me Iime for parry excitement and divi
Hon o. oP'nioD. How Is IL pc sible. that men VII
Wsmy fuppo,tsd The election Of G. r. Jack, n and
are sI hVoratie towards his re.e1esuoo could si and
"' 'Ve" '"as' r. were puhlhbed, 10 have been d.
% 70 .x oa,. now admittedly the person himself who
YET II was pv6d by thai YER, L
~ W. Ieumf'sneos, having been sivsn-pubjbed M
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
virtue OF a deed OF trust, executed ~ Doctor
Me- Beverley s nth, and Ann hi. late wife, 10 the
sabrcribers,' and d vid weiiger now deceased ns
Trustees. b-aIibg dale the 2is, day OF April, 1919
duly r.co dst in the clerEs t:e Of the eouu court
OF Chese field will be 'o'i for The purpcsss .S&e a
10 tho said deed In be premises, Tho highest bidder
cab, a o'clock in the at ernoon of Saturday tho
3o'h instant, II fair, not on tie next fair ,y a, the
same hour, part oil two half acre, los with the i'm
proveiDens thereon, lying he man sire & Ia ,hs
town OF Msnehts'er. ard di tnsuhed in the plan Of
The said town by Number. 2s5 sud 2Is. containing
81 iee' 'r'nt oa III said street. and running back
the dep'b Of hsi lot The snb.crbers will war
rantto the purchaser such Il l. only the said pro
", as !. vested in them by the said eeed, Su which
Is believed 10 be perfectly good.
NICHOLAS Mills,
SAMUEL TAYLOR
| ,,a Swr'ring Trustees.
| 'uiJ o lit
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'S'''" TO a v HtFEs UTFU
ffoe to Constitutional InfJacfions
'seo Gov. FlOyd's toas, last Fourth Of July.

Sec Gov Fioyd's toast last Fourth Of July.
AZ the conductors Of Free Press we do not tn inh
ourselves al loery to Withhold from tho public, tn
rema ks CT fren nd TO the Lieut., C,ov.rnor ard a..
20 constitutional infrae,ions." We however, rsgre
'aat any differences should have ari,en between The
members OF Inc Slate Executive, and fear that di,
ouohs OF this character, are not likely reconcile
mem. Bus Tor the Pubea alton. in the Telegraph, and
'ne attacks upon ono OF the parties. which they have
hce esed IN ano,her quarter. il is possible that the
"noie ahar might have been satisfactorily exclaimed
Without troubling the public. These publications and
seem to entte the fri aids Of the Lieutenant G
vernon TO be heard in his Defence and we cannot under
ave, 10 question Of his character relating TO the
pubic conduct OF public NOR, prescribe the tone or
the manner Vt conducting the CONTROVERSY.
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:, VI An n'ou did repor, has got INTO circulation
.nA ne toast by "a :euctsnily absent man" wa.
oy an tJeer Of the u. S.-Thsro 10 no, ihs rh .dow
VI run IN such sugge'tion-Noi Knowing how far
suen report may have spread, ;hirk il an act of
justice to that gentleman give it ihi, explicit contra
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IA" doeIin'd the Cicrk'hip Of the General Court.
WIN inc purpose OF dsvoIing bis time wholly 10 hs
Profession. He W Ii Praslice 'he Circuit Csurt OF
Court Of Appeals. Should any of bis cases in the lat
Cooi, re 'ran'tsrred 10 Lswisburg, his attention to
them will be- sou,inusd here
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.. CHohnd-We bave bstore some OF the speseb
delivered at the Inner OF the State Rights and U,io,
fsfy OF Charies'on-We shall lay some of III: m here
sIsr before our readers. The Orauous Of M.s.r,
publish hem also. "
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CLERKS

'oen Leigh, who had been clerk of the County
court oil amelia for twenty years, was at June Court
again appointed unanimously Twenty members unon
tho bench: No opposition. r
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Pendlcton Is. CO. paper in,ima,es shat Mr.. Cal,
noun VII shortly give lis sen men.s in relation 10 The
doctrine Of Mobilization. " " "
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VI JUSTICE on the 'utjsc, Of l." The Lisutsna nj
Sovernor and the Telegraph'-was received too I.ie
'o' 'h' days Paper-i' shall appear in our next.
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BY John 7. JArvis--Ths U. s N,vy-May II eve;
sail on sea OF Glory. waited by the breezss Of pros
peIiy and safely enter The por, Of victory.
by John w. Jarvis-Tbe Psosidsn.--by the 70 nov.
al OF the discordsnt membess oihis Cabinet IN. be
be able 10 resorganizs one. which shall DO
cd for It's unity aud wisdom.
by Alfred llaps-Hsnry Clay-,he sia,e.man o.
the west.
BY Francis Armistesd-van Bpren end Calhoun
let them DO quie'een' until the peopl, require their
ssrvess.
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q PLANK BOOK MANUFACrORY.-The sub,cfi-
ES Der respectfully informs the Clerks of Courts
Merchants and others that he still continues to manu-.
facture to order all kinds OF BLINK BOOKS such
as Ledgers Journals Day Books together with eve.
ry description OF Record Books used by Clerks of differ
en Courts throughout the State. tIe further assures
en mat the paper used by him for Blank Books of
the very hest quality, and pledges himself that the
"okmanshP ahsl not be surpassed by any other Binder
in the State. WILLIAM pECK ETT
Rear OF John Nash's Bookstore; Richmond, Va
N Cld printed Books neaIy rebound m morocco
calf or sheep binding
July Is. 10 a,
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CON WAY R0RINS nN

me @sNhRAL COURT Adjourned on Tuesday
dssi.ions " "'e''
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BIGGER'S

EXCHANGE s LOTTERY OFFICE.
RICHMOND, w.
W TO give an opportunity 10 distant adye htureys IN
send forward their orders Tor Tickets in the q, and ~
YORK Concentrated Lottery extra Glass No iS which
was announced to be drawn 10 July ant the Mana.
gers have thought proper to defer the drawing Of ,b,t
SPLENDID Scheme % Wednesday 2lst s. ptember 1881
ON 2ld SEPTEMBER,
$4,000 S40000-S3O 600
ANOTHER SPLENDID SCHEMElu
VIEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
No 1s-ExTRA, for 1881,
L" DC dra'0" IN me cry Of .Msr York, on Wedns,-
30 No. P,rmuiaiion-6 Dawn BsIlots
BRILLLa.VT SCHEME
Prize of $4,000 IL s500OO
90 4O,OOO 10000
90 $4,000 10000
90 2O,OOO 10000
DO 10000 10000
o Prizes of $500 1900 5000
10 DO 1000 $4,000
IL do 800 soon
&s Sc. &c.
Amounting in all 10 1856 920
Tickets Tickets $40 Quarters, 81
GJorders from abroad meet the mos, promot ,asn-
ton from THO. r. RJCCER
Try, Richmond, Pa
~" CONTINUES 20 sen an1poy most Of the Capital
Pr,Ses jays 17-wM
NJ EW-YORK Cheap, Wholesale Cloak Stock. and
Clothing Wdrehouse, removeds--Ths subscriber
mas removed his Establishment from No IS i-2
MAIDEN Lane, TO The spacious store, no ISs Pearl
street, over Me'srs Hyde, Cleveland & Co, where
he will keep constantly on hand much more extern.
sVe esso tmeni 'bsn iormerly~@The style, make and
materials OF the Cloaks win be greatly mn,ovsd snd
WIZ be sold at about the same low prices 40 those OF
the Isst seasou-He ne also ou bs6d large assort-
nent OF low priced Clothing made in good STYLE ex-
Presly for The S.u hern nd Western T5ade--ba, viii
De sold at about the usual prisep Of the most inferior
quality. AieO, an a'soriment Of Stosk., with nsov
other desirable articIes--Thoss who will take the
trouble TO examine this Sock OF Goods, viii probably
satisfy ihemseivef that they cannot select The same
dmouni from auy Sio<k in tho City that will be safer
or more desirable pnrchass.-For sale by y 4
CONANT, No. fS5, Pearl rect, Ncw.YuE
TERms-S.x months for approved po'es payable st
u 'nks IA good standing in any part Of tho eoUbtfy-S
men bs ior cry aetepauees 6peT discount for
cash 10 all cases where The time is extended, inter
est VIII he shdtgsd at the rate OF per cent per an.
num'--Any goods purchased at this E-tsbIsbmspt,
ina do not sUit the Market for which they were n-
ended, will be exchanged for Others.
April %. II7-U12vH
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JulyS

n NDERiAkiNG and Cabinet Making by the sub
u scriber, ms usual, will receive his immediate at
enuon' at the shortest notice. and on moderate
FOR large mahogany collins, $l5 will be charged; for
smaii Ones from TO S7--A neat Funeral Hearse with
gentle horses, furnished within the city for So
GEORGE HENUREEi
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House, M ain Street.
no keeps on hsud. and is constantly munufa curing
every description of Cabinet Furniture made In Tho ht
manner by select Journeymen, and of the best mater
ais which will be sold low for cash. trade or good pa
scantling shade and crotch vaiee.s for cabinei ,.
WIN hand railing, co'intertops and new-i posts ON
hand, lew half bales Of South Carolina moss
July ~. tswta
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THE MARKET

THE MARKET.
We have tore ice Sigh. ,yrt VEN. n In the p,iee
oil new Wh-'t 10 100 sens for red, nj los en- for
White, de iserale earl W. -h.vs hea d Of TO ..
TIER les NV City Mills Flour, and pot nous h
Coun has vt reached the market to settle III rris,
The cid win log up a. 81 I-2 5-s nd Ter hsni.
ann parcel. oi mountain 81 ST. is ak q, retail
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We will be happy in no small way,
To spond tomorrow as we've spent 10 div

I n COMMUNICATED
| The 65th anniversary of American Independence
was celebrated at Buckingham c. H. by a number nj
citizens assembled for that purpose
Maj David Patteson, the only surviving reyoIutiona
so'aer present, was elected president, and Doc j.
| b Mills, vice president.
Afer Partakng of barbecue provided for the occa.
SON. the following toasts prepared by committee for
That purpose, were drunk:
The day celebrate May eyery revolving An
niyersary find the American people happy and free.
The Constitution of the u. States
The memory of Washington.
The memory Of Jefferson.
O.. o The memory Of Franklin The Philosopher and
State sman. ~
The President Of the United States
z Laayette-The votary of Liberty In two hcmIs.
pheres.
The heroes and patriots Of the Revolution.
The Union OF tho Stftes-May it long be preserv-
10 The Navy Of the U. States--one of our strongest
buwarks.
IL Agriculture and Comraerco-TBe highway IN
~ The MiIiifa-wefl organized, the sureot defence
Of liberty.
is The Polish Pario's-May the hand Of de.potism
II The Far--Their ray fs universal, bu, mild.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
ny Tue president-The opponents of the loan bill I:
ne fiehos oil the people and the peoples interests
by the Vice Presdent-Mai Charles Yancey. o,,r
representative for twenty nine years: The best owl
dence oil his representative fidelity and practical judy
when the above toast was announced, Mai Yancey
arose, and under the influence of deep and grateful
feelings. addressed the company a follows;
9Mr PRECEDENT: The honor just conferred upon me
was unexpected, and I fear more than my services
mefh return you, MIR. President, and every gentle
man present., my grateful thanks, for the high honor
conferred upon In the official discharge Of my re
preventative duties for long PERIOD my very hum
bic abilities, prompted by much ZEAL has always been
directed to what believed would promote The Interests
Of my country and the general welfare OF Virginia On
sl occasions, having due regard TO the principles OF
free government. invite even an enemy TO point 10 a
single act Of mine, tending TO derelicon Of those
principles and countenancing in any degree acts on The
part OF me government Of tyranny oppression against
the humblest citizen In Disturbing your public funds
have always bad an eye to economy IN compepsairg
responsible officers, who have discharged their dulles
faithfully rather liberal than a niggsrdly policy 20.
yefned me- In return, Mr.. President, ask the priyl.
lege Of giving sentiment.
The good people Of Buckingham; Patfiotie, high
minded, aRd liberal as aoy people whatever.
ny Doct. James AUsiO.--Our Guest Capt Thomas
Miller the enlightened representative from Powhatan
Constitution. WV wv
Alter this tesst drunk, Capt Miller arose and adj.
efcseed the company, by eoquen,ly and feelingy dwell
ing upon some Of the important topics OF state policy
mat had been sgtated during the twelve years Of his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-15

number OF volunteer tos,,s given on tho oees.
sion, tho utmost hsrity asd unsuil,y Of feeling pre-.
vailed throughout tue day; aud at appropriate hour
each Other and III, entertainment they had enjoyed
and animated with these glowing feeling. aud roud
rscolie etons Which tha oecsion naturally inspires