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N EW-yoRK Cheap, Wholesale Cloak Stock, and
~ cf0hng w dTehouse renortd.--The subscriber
mas removed his Establishment from No ~ ia
Walden Lsns, 10 the spacious store, No. I3s Peal
street, over Messrs. Hyde, Cleveland & Co., where
he viii keep constantly sn hand much nore ex,en
sivs ssso'laen than formerly The style, make and
ma'rais OF the Cloaka will be greatly improved, asd
VII 10 sold at about, the low prices as hose ~
the iaat season. He az also hand large assor.
ment OF low prited Ccthlbg made in good 3, vIs cx
Ptesiy Tor he southern aud Western Tfdde-hat viu
De scd al about the usual price, Of The most Inferior
qnaly, Also, an a'soflmcDt Of Stock, with maoy
o'her desirable asticles--Those who will take m,
trouble to examine this s ock Of Goods, will probablv
'alsIy 'hemselVeI, int they cannot select the cana
au'un, from any Stock in ths City, that viii be .afr
CONANT, No. 1ss, Pear SFee', New-Yoik
iEhms-sS months for approved noes, payable at
RVS 10 COED standing IN any psrl OF the country
ne oT Cry aeSepiaDcs 5pef &C. NJ Discount for
asn. ~ Az Cases where the time IL extended inter.
esl VI" be sh,rged, al the rate OF per cent per an.
num'-Any goods purchased al this Estabi.hmrnt.
MAJ 90 not sui, the Makei for which ih-y were To-
ENDED, viii be exchanged ior o.her'.
.npi q 1l7-W12wif
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SOIJTU CARpIINA

The situation Of this distinguished State excites the
deepest have given many of the Proceed
ings OF both Parties the 4ih of Juy-as we'll az the
resolutions subsequently, adopted by bothIt appears
excitement prevailing in Charleston and 10 some obe
parts OF the StateA fact has TRANSFERRED which is cal
cuatcd increase This feeling IL said in
in the Charleston Mercury that Mr. Frost the Attorney
OF the u States, appointed by General Jackson him
self, has declined to bring suit on Merchants
bond, upon the ground that the Tariff fct is uucou-
sHfufiondI.--No sooner was this circumstance knows
In this city on Saturday morning, than ttgaye rise 10
great eeiingand in the course OF the day the
exravsgant and startling reports such as that the mill
ia had been called out, blood shed, &C., &c. Happily
Tor our country these but the creatures
o over-exciied iinagnations new fact has
ed us IN me charleston Prints since Saturday las--1t
is probable, that Mr.. Frost has resgHed-bnt we pre-
sumo II certain that IL he has pursued the course a.
triDuted to him, he will be removed by the President
and that the Pfe,'en will Appoint successor Here
we hope be viii slop-anj lssve the matter 10 The
hands OF The judiciary -esrstUIiy avoil,ns any oef
which is ro strictly tqured Of him by tie law, OF br
laDd, any expression which caicuats 70 rouse the
feelings Of The people. We can SCARCELY conceive Of
any situation, 10 which the Pfesid- ut youIl have more
occasop all his discieor ,'ot al bic ,eJom iron, o
ihs wisdom Of bi. Csbne,, In sry new Difficult y
ehould ocsur, than in the one before US A sosl. "a
ac' stretched beyond The sici Inns Of his eff duiv
may arouse spirit which II msya be extremely dir
cnt 10 srpeaseDot only IL pr y but In bo h-not
only 10 South Carolina, but 10 the surrounding States
Toe same oi bearanee Is also 10 DO hoped for ffoo n
Crizens OF y Carolina a single drop Of blood shsd
who knows what may be the eopsequsnct, ersa
man has said, years ego hat drop Of bocd bel, IN
IN civil eommo icn she Union i'ssll might 60 down n
hiord
We have no hesitation In expresiog ihs 0pi,i n ,hs,
the 1arih lac canrot remain " isU pom the yiehf
Of 'hs Ant-TsriB ate, there Is little difference OF
opin'op -ihsygh mers Is upon the Re~sdiss They
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ere shan remain ,paIs of liberty so long their Nance
will Be vsneraed When the marble shall crabis into
soul-.
o. General Laiaye,,e-H. Ia. offered sacrifice at
hs 5. ar OF hbery. wbish - ipstaeled in tho sSus;s
Uoior-Un we stand tut divided we falL
May sec tona elirg Snt psty sPiti, u sps die.
Charles Car o VI Car clo,.- The only surviving
yner OF he Dsrlstsii al ireep.hd ute: MAY peacs
and r'nqp, an.ni til "a agr.
s. l. Tozs.en aud bn Ttl-i--Thc Virginia
S-us a. ,i- Ccbyres- O: the Uniisd sies: The
va e ID II III, Cnsiu'itn, The palladium OF our H.
he ~
9. D.. r Al kiln pattern % the American youth
ard al .xampl OF What may be do"s By perseverance
iad irdns,ty-- :, Philosopher and The stesmar.
TO- "sreo and Mo- soo' ry-r.tr oSm-s Deed
90 nonumsnt a mstbi They are engraved on The
IL Opress,d po,snd--May her arms De attended
by suse,'ssnd victory; May he fod s,lios espouse
~. l.. W. T,z.welj srd p p Bartout-Tbeir sp!.n-
lid talents and ito nothing zeal wnh which thy
de.erd tie Cone iiu,on. eniiile them 10 the highest
Off, he people can coulter on hem.
Is. The American Fair-Ft, M tie ecm'o't OF tby
hesv,i ly b. amipg ,unieDaDee, o woms! ua i, sup
ported in all HE trials aud rdversiies:
And q hermit sighed til woman smiled.
by NJ. S. Warren Our represent alive 10 Congres',
Rich.rd Coke, j Ne .ic' him again he viii serve
us faithful v.
By shua Bean " the wLeels OF liberty never
want a hickory exi,trce.
BY E'nund Tsylo = james s.mp., jr: The cans
ia"ye mey he lie our Tcpresetfat!se ~ The next r.
< mia l. 'sisla
BY Roberi u. Taylor -Tae day we esebra'e--may
II b. KEEP Ia "a b. VIII Ia a besfs
plant OF ihs see rolls wave
By Johu M'Fl thing W.siingon a"d La'aystte
have famed the fans OF lb4ty In The Uuiej States,
wh,.h al Europe esnco' qu,ueh
| BY Wa. I. niseg-Gst. Andrsw Jackson: May he
| be ~. Precedent
! by d. c. M HuSharS--L. ". Taxeel': The true
/ VMgiDisn--Argus like. he e, ss over the C1ps,r-
ton Il The Uni ed ae; iiks Hercules, he srsngles
all mons'ers Il "a attack az We'll doe OIL acJ iaith,ul
servant.
BY JimesJ No r,cosn- X cpmy 'ricads from me,
and my eDeme- will guard "a ms
BY George w. Tru-b. arr, jr.-Washingtcn, Jeffer.
snn Adams, anil Fr,ukn-1hc tcur srea, pillars 4
he temple OF reedon: May lis elifse be considered
sacred and nviolabc, md he Il lite al, never
cease TO bl,ze.
BY John r. Pierse--A Government Of the people;
the bes, tried: May ell ion. ths globe fol-
low the exsmp's OF he U.i e. s,es
BY cher II AK ns-Msy peace and plenty crown
pur happy lstd
BY Thus'cn Jamts-Pa rick III nr;: Ths Demos
hsn.s o; Ato rec; he d. 80 20 dsies 10 sound The
aa'm Of ip the hou.e OF .rgsse;, snd ~ Give
ne Gber y give death.
BY Nj. 8. Wsrreu-Y rgina ia ecnati.utiou Il
chat on which shonid tie enscrbtd, in cepia letters,
I Taz Il and Tyler
II ARCHER HAWKINS, President.
JOHN PIERCE, Secretary
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MARRIED On the 18Th instant, Rev Johns Pnirr
Hsssr EcHoLs Eco OF mo- eeo GCorga Miss MARoARRr
NJ BrkRIKE daughter OF John Berien, Esa VI
Georgia
Oo the 2Slh ult by tho Rev John w. Kelley, Sir JESSE c.
cArrrR to Miss Lucy L. NEAL
AT the yo1xsoc to
Many A. NEAL all OF Pit,sylvAnia
Az HARDWOOD Seminary, Stafford county, on The Isl OF
July WLLoUoHBr ~ THiPLETT, nged ~ youth much esesm-
cd for his rect habits and nfable department.
At meeting ca He'd and held Harweod Semi
nny for the of paying tribute memory
81 their deceased schoolnae, Woughby r. Tripic 81
Doct nPlett, OF the county o Fauquier Bartholomew Smith
called the Chair AtheTal Ball appointed
The object OF the meeting being hon explained
II unanimously
Resolved That we do most sincerely the young
friend and in consideration of his and the bis6
which held him, wear Gran. on tho ien
for tho space @ ono month.
Resolved, also That
to sdS 'hs names TO the proceeding OF i. meeting
SMITH, Chairman
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AZ an ADJOURN m--nns VI he Citizens Of Wy,h.
County, held al the Court House, Monday, tn. lit
OF JIiy, 1881
Tn mosinp &C David M'CCmas,
Resolred That this meeting proceed forthwith u
eiee, siI ;l~ss:es 10 repres,n, this county in
vsn len TO be held al Abingdon she 25 h Of Augu,
nsx TO take into ccnsideia'i ,hr situr ion OF
rsii-rcrd rem New p Yer Kug,Tor,, in the STATE
Tenn .ssce, such her measures shall ne psopos
in the sad Convention, Tor the improve men, OF ID,
country.
J hn p. Mathew. joseph ID sp,-, Hsrs'd SrDytl,
Andr " S. Fulton, Shepherd Brosn n, and u. vI M ,
Comes, were cho,eu Delegates represent i. coun.
~ in the said Convention.
RESOLVED, Tea, Harold Symlb, Joseph Diaper. ID,
vid M'Coma-, john Foster, Andrew s. Fuller, l.aac
J. Leh~ich. and Thomas j. BAyd, who ware OF u.
l2b dey OF Nay last appointed ecmc,i,iee rrspa G
ns morai 10 the Legislature OF Virgil is, on the ruii.
j"ci OF rs!l-rcad Rom Nav River TO the Teuuessee
line, be discharged from The performance that outs
Resolved, That Copies of the foregoing rcsouuon.
and seedlings be communicated TO the e tors OF
,hs Iypcbbnrg VTginlan, Virginia Rspub lean, r.
meis Journal, Knoxville Register, Western Virginia
Argus, aud Richmond Enqnir-r lor pnbl'c.iicn
ANDREW =. FULTON, Chsir7nan
JOHN FosrER SECRETARY.
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Of the invitation OF lbs commissioners fT the city Of
Rishmopd. under the act Incorporating the Lypehburg
aud NJ w Rvsr Rsi-Roid Company, TO take Into cen
alteration tho prcpriety Of appointing a Delegate or
Di-sa'es, to meet Delegates from other counties and
town,in Virginia. and from Tennessee, at abingdon
10 he Comfy oil Wa-hiDg on, on the 2f'h Of August
ue,t, TO deLerae en- the best means OF forwarding he
improvement OF The country by The extension OF Rail-
Road. or Otherwise, from LyncLbutgh, u the Boat
Yard u T-nues te. o. notion Of ihr q W lism-,
ESQ. .epb fa,e. lMay~J took Tie Char, and John
III. Eu tae-, WAS srpeintrd Secretary. The ct-cs II
ht m ing were suecine'ly stated by M. William s.
NJ Fu on .sp ess-d The grts, interest he took in the
subject, and regretted tibet the ins thin,
which he e'hi1uted 10 wan, OF roite &c tie liens
and suggested the proprieiy Of ali .nng that general
cotic- might he gwen Thi, wa. ,po ed by Me o.
Viii ms sn Sc T., who're % ION. committee MAS
raised TO take in con RATION hs chi OF IN. meet
ing, and ip-t,c ~ to report 60 meet ns OF the ct-
ZEN 20 be called by the Mayor on Tuesday mex he
Goth ios'., 10 be held the C.piio .is o'clock r.
rne following gentlemen eons,i;rt. The & 10 m-e:--
Rober' Pollard. Roter, q. Scott Nch,ls Mill, Cha
'Eiii, WIN. II. III zwhyls nv. Col. Ia p P-.sen, I'm
End-rs Rand, phi Harri'on, aud Peter J. Che, allie
AID then the m Q ing icu ned
JOSEPH TATE Ctm'a.
JOHN II. EUsrAcE Sec'y.
~. &c a'ljo armed W~eticg Of he Ci i2.ns o. c.
moLd took Place last eUtning, ard The following gen.
'iepen were Apo a,ed DseSs es 20 attend the Co =
ven ion at 40 ngdon-v'z: N .,srs. Richsrd And~r-
"n.J Is. Harvie. Jas. p. PRISON. Jobn ELders, john
Allan, Berna P=yon, ard i'm III. Eustac..--( PRO.
eeetins - hereafter
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WALUABLE pLANTATIoN Tor 49, peiea =

AZ ALUABLE PLANTATION for sats Roin- -
ous TO remove TO the western country am desrous
o. dsPosng CT my tract Of land lying on tho three not
ca Io61s 20 me county OF Goochlsud twenty.oDe miles
aoVFs Mcnnond' The tract contains between seven
ana eght hundred acres Of land and has or II large
snd oommodious brick dwelling house. in all secesss
~ on, houses requisite for the comfort and convenience
OF a lsrge family, besides good grist and saw.mU
.o,n o, which will be sources Of profit TO the owner
lu''ner description Of the property is doomed uane.
cesssty ~ it's presumed that none will purchase With
our nfs viewing the property which, those wishing "a
purchase are particularly invited. For the money
great bargain will be sod
July ~ IL p SG
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COMMUNICATED
WALHERroN. KING s. QUEEN,

July I'D, 1881
GENTLEMEN THE belle I, that l am a candidate
Tor Congress- having been strengthened by mott
ces in the Wing, justice to myself demands that should
correct this error. and courtesy those who desire
should represent them, jusiifes in assigning my
reasons for refusing TO become candidate.
Without intending to argue any OF the prominent po-
tical questions OF the day, may briefly state, that il
elected should either he placed in unpleasant, at
tude towards majority OF the district by opposing their
known opinions "a course not TO be jus flied i'm repre-
sen,aive) of be under the necessity OF acting and
ing against the deliberate results oil my own judgment
II is the duty OF representative TO sustain the views oil
his constituents, and TO do this efficiently, he should
agree with them in opinion.
prefer President OF the U. 8. Henry Clay TO An
drew Jacksonville people OF this district prefer Gen
Jackson--and II may become the duty Of tue membe
now TO be elected, 10 choose between them.
believe the laws passed by Congress for the procc
ton OF domestic manufactures, TO be CONSTITUTIONAL
and that in the past and present state of the CONNER
cial world sound policy has required and still requires
the exercise of this power
have no scrupes as TO the consuonality of tn,
act chartering the Bank Of the United States. and un
der existing circumstances think IL should be sustained
On these questions, think Il probable a majority O
| the district differ from me. Respectfully,
CHARLES HILL
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CLERKg ,sOIfV1s

courts; without opposition. - 80
SoynampoH J. Winde reelected ss clerk Of both
courts that ~ County aud Superior Courts without oppn.tion
TO THE EDIT ORS OF THE EyvQ UIRER
PirrsTLvAra 18th JulyA. Psyivania June Court Sc Mem
oe present. Wsn unstai the former sndaaousy
appointed CLERK lie had been previously appointed CLERK
Superior Court Law and ehancery this County BY Judge
Saundo under the act OF the of
Office ofCle IN this County held BY tho present Clerk
and his Faihe from tho existence oftho county
late appointment is tho bost answer. - - ~ w.
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.iFued nefsiy to aunoancs The fact 81 my being
ddate, did not fothli II. And 10 tho less 10 be
GREETED by me, as propose afford the Disfist the
fullest opportunity Of an nterch nxe OF opinion. which
the short period between this. and the time OF holding
the elections will admit OF.
In the mean ,ime beg leave to say, that whatever
may be youi pleasure 10 relation to the election shall
submit with tina, sbeerfnlness and deferense which be-
comes good siizeo. Ii elected. shall enter ip,o the
puslis service with zeal and industry; and sing lie
eye TO the welfare oil happy country aud the pet
pe,uaio ion OF its iree institutions IL unsuccessful shl
persuade myself The, the peop.r have tssiled rag
aud hat have been ros'pOnei lor en- al 80
JOHN W. NASH
Powha'an county, July 20t. 1884,
" 10 the sDnunsia,ion Of Mr Nah as candidate
We -t,onecusy stated his name 20 be John II. N ash
ins'ead OF John w Nash [EpIroRs
COMMUNICATED
To the Ffeshoiders Of the Stnotorial District IF Ches
toJieid, Sc.
There being no candidate before YOU at the ensuing
election il is proposed to open Poll the day OF
lection for VIM. Od.-Athough Mr.. Old is unwilling
to seek political employment OF any sort this time
Is confidently believed that il elected, he will cheer
fully and faithfully discharge the duties o Senator
MANY VOTERS
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:, UJ We have JUS heard ifoD our Engraver, a. New
fok, who have experienced rome univoidabIs delay
IN The ex culioa Of our CDmmissior Bat we can pyo.
uise to bring paper in an improved and
fOfm, 10 he month Of Aue1st.
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FIghhS,
Fos Sale ty

y.
FIRST below the door Ct ibe Ege HEEL
lJ' Orders from the country, encissp g c,sh or
frizs ucket' VIII he prcmp'ly teuded 20 Ad.'res
July %. 2i."T.s
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~ vs. bsve reserved serIe. Of Nos on IrrEp.
NAL IMPROVEMENT, from q Fespsesed Correspond,n,
which We shall se ~ the earliest opportunity Of ay
ihg before our X sdsFs "
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did make sssa 4 prstsnsisn. a,srs = also evidence
quite conclusive that this belief was founded In
and emphacally disclsmed it-tha he never intention
ally afforded ground for that belief
In relation then to this charge against the President
the evidence furnished by these publications strongly
confirms that afforded by the character OF man. stamp
ed as Is, among Its strongest traits with the most jeal
Gus attachment TO and respect for individual rights.
Mark This letter 10 not from any mercenary scrib-
bier or dssaiected beer like Leo or Cutius, whose
oul SANDERS penned Washington, and disgrace,
ii that tcere possible, Of contemporary Oppo-
sition Prints, but from OF the sctest honor, aud
respondent whose has been associated with
this papcr.we attach also the following article from
the Globe Of Monday morning:
From the Globe VI Monday
"WAsHrNGToN, July rs We lay before our rea-
ders to- sy, Nj. b s,riea'. address % he pubic. w,
will review "a deliberately, aOa show iro0 m,s,
oil clreumsauces, il al luton 20 Johnsons positive
testimony, that tie charge which NJ sssr.. Berrien,
Branch I'D iDgham urge aganst the Pr. Mt IL
utterly uuf,und-d. We will show rom iss con q ade.
tcn Ut well kaovn fac,, sucep ible OF the eleare,,
proof tha, Mr. inghsn abatement is essentially ircor.
rect; and Ia, n withdrawing Messrs rren, Branch
aud lng~am. tbs Interested parties. who make this evil
dsnce, unie in saying taat l., is taken from sde
AT thu time by Mr. ogham-and that in their
cd conversation" they eoncufred in its de,a l.--ye
that II Ia n shes liz sell clue from which We viii
prove IL is not record We will chow more over
that l, sends eooradeied. ro only by the impsrh TIA
witness, who communist ed between the Pre,idsn
and these parties, but also by the Knowledge OF al
those mar the President, ani acquainted with hi
views
to thus rsussc ion, which would cali public a.
teation IL H. that hess parties should have slept
ciscumsts n:es OF such "awskeDng in,eres, to the
tne'tcan people, Tor more thao lS .nonth..! NJ ay
the incina sal ihis long delay doing pub
lis jus,cs have p,ompl,d Mr.. log him TO give his r.
cord the date OF 9th Jiuuary, 1881, whea, Mr.
Berfion says, ''thesc notes taken at the tim
AMI shown 10 him .hordy after. the date would bav
been January, 1892"
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NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LoTrERY

NE" YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Est-a C:as:--N, Is. ior 1881
HIGHEST PRIZES:
S5o,oOe-$io 1000 $50 900 $50 400 SIC. 900
Drawing will lake place on the Ellis p'en.b-rpex,.
30 number L>n@ry-6 drawn bllct5
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Atthr last term o, The General Court, the follow ing
Exchanges Of Circuits we're mad:
l. Between Judges Richard RI. Fi,ld, OF The Illb
circuit, and Lucas p. ThoU p'oo OF tbs IL circuit,
from The 3l't OF August 10 The Oh Of O:iober 1879
perod embracing oil The Fall Terms OF their re.pecy.
circuits.
= Between Jodge' Robert n. Taylor, Of the L. cir
emit and VIM. Browrs OF the 4,b rircujt from ibe 10
O'fotef 10 The 1ph November, 1881 Uud,r this ar
rsngemsn', Judge b. Taylor will boli tie Fall Term,
" midnie'sx Gloucester, end Mathews; snd Judgs
w. Browne will bold The Fall Terms ia Nsnsem ond,
Princess Am. sod Norfolk.
o. Between Judges Richard +. Parker, OF IN. 10 b
circuit. and John Scott Of The 9Th circuit from the Is,
70 me zOh OF September, 1881, both days inelu.ive-
Under this arrangement, Judss ps,kst ,yiII hold m.
~ Term 10 FAuquisr ard Judge Scott The Fail Terms
IN J,heTson and BstksIev
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AZ mee,ipg o. the cI,,zsns Of n sbnonf, n he
Opt On fossdsy, sbe 2Is' Jgy, 1881 N rufuspss
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.

TO THE EDITORS OF THE E.NQUIRER
veritas has denominated the argument OF " Czen,'
In the Wing OF the 1lh inst, Tho strongest
proof OF the justice of this denomination, will be found
in simple refer the second a,temp,o the same
writ in the Wing of the 23d-Veriias under
take to with who contends for the prepos
ferrous position that either the Governo? OF this State,
or any other officer possesses powers which he derv
neither from the Constitution nor the fatDs nav
makes this assertion the basis OF his whole argumen MT
Those powers, 1t is presumed, Of that jpe dvino
class, which MIR. Adams claimed for himself as
paramount TO all human authority and by which he
threatened TO demolish the State OF Georgia One Ell
feet OF the criticism OF VeIitas has been the
Fox from his cover; TO demonstrate plainly for
doubt that Mr. Citizen" with all his hypocritical
cant about moderation and mparali,y, was from tho
firs an envenomed bigoted and committed partizan
In proof of this let he asked who invited MIR titi-
zen TO add TO that surfet and disgust under which he
decid's that the public abouiing Nothing, save
his anxiety TO finish the good work OF his worthy asso
ciae, Pleasan's. Yet this volunteer is exceedingly
disguised at its being shewn how magnfcently he has
played the fool, and is prompted, (aiter the uniform
manner OF that associate, upon any retaliation for his
wanton revings0 to cry out persecution. II was the
und0ubts right of Citizen NEEDLE In this NATTER
but attempt in " Veras TO defend an individual ma
| lignantiy assailed, was persecution further evil
dence OF the temper with which this writer has voun.
teered his exposure TO ridcule Is the assertion in
which he comedies with his co-labora,or that the pub
lie has universally decided this against the Lieu
tenant Governor. II was then in the pure spirit Of
Temperance and inp1Ttalify, that Ciiizen' under
took TO convince public already convinced So far =.
this public is composed of Duff Green, Hampden
Peasants and the Citizen" there can be no doubt
that the decision is unuesni Veritas appeals 10 pub
lie differently constituted. VERITAS
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We understand, 'ba' The people Of Amelia Psince
tending tbs ChesieI field Rail II, Dad TO G.Di,o on the
hPPomai'x, and from Farmviils, ia Prince Edward 20
,he Rianeks--and that the Citizens OF Prince Edward
nav- 40 douo' OF their being able scnirbus 5000 coo
to ,hs offset
~ gives us great pleasure 20 state tina, JuDeE
WRIGHT, the distinguished Engineer Of New York
mas accepted the proposition for ,urvsyng the James
k,V.r and oil suggesDs the best plan OF improvement,
ne ~ noto in this city and will mmsdis,eIy lake the
mos se'i"e measures tor the Of THE work
The Judgs will consult all the surveys already on file
made by others as we'll az hm,ef. He will prob,bly
femaIo 20 employed upiil The mon,h Of s. niemher.
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ANOTHER SPLENDID SCHEMETI

$50 coo $40 600 $40 600
-NEW FORK con SOLIDATED LOTTERY,
ExrRAClsts-No. Is. Tor 1851.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-27

-uessrs Richie C0ok-in publication verta In your
last several inaccuracies found Whether these
chargeabe the the
haste with which the article turned or and from
tionai CT that press
full portion Of those inaccuracies justly imputabs doubt
to tho writer Most Of them merely
designed for the detection
display they will not DO noticed Ono oil them affecting
tho authors meaning Leave requested
In the sentence from tho beginning
spet TO the rulgar t'rade neaasd should be
respect TO the author Of the vulgar trajo &cn the
snee OF tho first paragraph instead ofhe words assuredy
tho belief necessity &C. should be
belief OF necessity for vindcatng la
sentence OF the second paragraph speaking the
Justice tho printed language oows shat
the spontaneous productions OF honorable mnd should
that production tho ofsrng
mind, &c II repeat gentlemen notwithstanding these o,hnr
accuraces that blame imputed the press;
would he very rash with MS hastily
corrected The here simply supply
Ing which, il expressed, certainly intended
July % 1891. XERITAS.