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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-01

FMNHE Sherids OF The counties Of Ameiis, Powhaian
III and Chesterfield; Bedford and Franklin; sporsyl-
yobis, Caroline aud Essex; Albemsrle Nessn and An
her9i; Fduquisr aai Prince Williams; Augusta and
Rotkofidg Shenandoah end Hardy; MonopgsIs
Preston and Rspdolpb and the Mayor of the town OF
Petersburg, will take notice, that elections are to be
holden al their ccottouse', and other places appoint
cd by law for holding elections In the month OF Au.
gust next, choose Senators repre- their sespes
tive districts, ia the NEXT General Assembly
ADDISON HANSFORD, G. O.
Asyls Tvs,
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STEAMER JOHN NORRIS. Captisn HIasAap-
for me James, Elisabeth York and Pamunkev

STEAMER JOHN MORRIS. Captisn HIas1an-
F0' me James, EhSa6eih York and Pan,unkev
RtUers
S83S$N This boat having been recent.
~ fitted up for the aceommo.
*xbfssx1GSsllxD da ion OF Passenger as well :,
Ez2fHs +. eight, will enter upon a new
arrangement on I'd instant leaving n hmcnd everv
thursday morning, at O'Clock, for Norfolk and M.
,o'K al me same hour every Saturday Tor Piping
Tree on the Psmunkey, receiving and ,.nfnss
freight or passengers such nermedate places az will
not SUBJECT the bat too much detention or deviation
In returning, the boat will depart from the Pipinr
Tree every Sunday morning at 6 O'Clock for NorioII
add from Norfolk every Tuesday morning Tor Rich.
mohd' thus completing the trip boh way, in one
wseE, ana all her passages by daylight. A, con.
siderable facility Is offered to the public by this con.
veyance, il is hoped tho J. M. will receive a dus
share Of encouragement.
~ The ediors OF the Petersburg Intelligence and
Fredericksburg Herald, will please insert the above In
hef Respective pspers month, and send their nc.
counts TO the Office Of the 'roik Beacon for e,Ilse.
ton. JOHN A. RORERTe 49,.
NoRfoLk, June III l0-lm
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~Nof be election of Mr. Monroe an efficient ceumstane,
~ our en -Four aud twenty ycas which be will accomplish,
o 10 republican orms and principles, will
crave mem W inc eyes Of the Poopie them against
dssgef o. sbengs 10rs0Ht 70 Lafayette 8ay IA,
s,sIlsea Political and Historical Assoso, Of tho United
Addess Of DE Genera Assennba OF Yrsinia ni A. 40
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ram he C5Gsiids .ldUotnt.
= po.tmg,,srS.--.Ih The lolltw,ug ek rac'
pa ,,n,, the +. VI. General settles must
i ia dr6nipls yer, inbprtaat pahis
csafh ~ l., ,.nirh Ne havr heretator~ saits'.
H'a,,.ly from the nrglect oi too many
- giF..s,, In ronply With The law. and Their
f a'"n. on the subject rnfn'ian d. ne
a Ah,th the Postmaster Grn-iF n has
/ raf9, hal We are en,tied, IS ia exact sec"'-
'ef'' what ~ hnvr long believed 10 hr
p' l,y and the rqIiis IN The case, ana i
III, .lIitient and satisfst tory. II posi-
a'v II, not give due notice 10 lie phbtisHeH,
~ .av of orr papers are nut tak"n tfom
ao;sss. F." hey are habfs 10 pay The sum
Pr ,.suLd be due from me subscribers
0rricE DEPARTMENT Jtig IL, 1885,.
H,..us,,,t:-Yonr letter of tee 6ih Insiani,
Ing one from r. T. Bridge, is received at
aI'gn ,',,lmrnt aud the Postmaster ~ saw.
AN. NJ. viii be Immediately witch To
The runjeet
-, ,tnty oi postmssters is very piainl,
,'i,vn. upon rne 81 ject of which You speak
~" i2,h secu ~ Of the seventeenth insithc-
= ne Past off is~s. THEY are bound
90" - immediate notice 10 the publishers Of he0s-
/. -, ,elic,l aruUt At Metr gDite. and Which are
5,atsa oni By he pe'soH 10 chom they are
5..,,i IN case Mey neglect hls daty. they dft
s5s 10 Dny the sum Thlch WOud be due from
,brtibtr A ID the iIghi oi fosimhs,tts
utoe p.p-rs ior the postage, as mention ii
Air. h ,dge, IL does nJt dec1He nhtH ujfeT
-, months from The notice befme spoke" Of
n ma, reiettnce Ofy 10 lie pages seat
.r,,,p AID aheI tna, u,he.
, I am, gentlemen, respectfully, your "hedl-
I'm, W. /. BARRY.
= u,.1s. J. EMORY & B. WAUGH"
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from eounieaaueing - sisolt tsstrIue n are
those oil Kro,utEy. Inbred. itey we're b. III
TIE offspring OF tina same pnIfy. aud Their sfa.
t,nents ere ,ntended Ia he, rs they are, RE-.
hsclinns of each other. By enlhuz DETACHED
sen'eaee. from Mr. Madisoa's Rspor, aud
Ge.oluiirns forced construction a,ay ar
u these sentences The semblancs OF such a
meaning bat ake ultog ether. they not only
10 no coanienance, bot absolutely reiiRe ,hr
doctrine OF Notification. AID, independent o +
this, their author still lives, aud denie, that
they were ever intended In hroach such n " Il.
centions principle OF sanction such +" climax
ofpolitlcal heresy.' 10 subo,n argument 10
his denial would be the ridiru'ops excess Of
adding perfume la the viulrt iuI whosoevrr
will MOI be satisfied with ,he solemn asseyera-
ton OF HE pure atd sporless patriot Of Mont
peler. " woull not believe thoush one should
rise FROM the dead" Sueh persons must b. lelt
to their incredibly, and 10 its consequences
IL The n. V. Amsriean Advocate furnishes
statement of the strength OF part ties on the
lnrIif question. ~ the nen Congress. ''carc-
fully prepared, and belle, ed TO h- ,er, npatly
correct from which ~ appears tbnt the Senate
Is divided thus: For the Tam so against il
Is: Aud the II muse Of Representatives thus
For The Tarf II \, agains, il 10, free duty II.
The injustice Of ascr,bing the Protecting Po.
LEY 10 the New England Stnies i. made eppa-
rent by reference 10 facts. winch exhibit tbs
! folloNine result:
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EON isEEI.
Also.
TRUST SALE.

Id Y virtue al ~ g. ~ tin dred oI trust, erPcn.
. Ied To the oudcr ignrd nv jeremiah D.
lnr IN, on the l7tb dty of My, 1880 aud
daily oirrcOrd ~ THE Clerk . office uf the coun. .
" court OF Amherst. for the purpose of Sc
caiIug Ihc deht therein mrnti Jned, will I've sold
Al ppblIc auCt,"" upon the premises, for ca h.
IN Friday thu 9l,t day ~ Dctober nrX' # ihir #
not, on IheurHf laIr day thereafter. TIE trace
flaud, conveyed hy snid deed. Described H.
rontihtng 3s7 "etes, moe 81 les, ~ being
,hc sane land rpoo winch SID lurpn nav re-
-de., ~ Amherst comfy, rear tue Bnhaloe
Spfings, AID al Jptnlng thr binds OF Wm Denim
,ey, oodtrry Ioer aud others.
This hndls sad TO tie valuable and the itle
is believed 10 begood. hut acnng asiruslee the
undersigned viii only convey the TILE vested
IA hIm IA trustee.
JAMES +. rALLiAFERRO, Truaee.
C,nt a.
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Blurs. Beverly DfinkaIJ, Captain R.de Vo'-
"ntesr. !. Y stsckjel Captain.--Tt have
Two skeletons Of volume er Companies. Appa.
ren,y o"ly serving Tor purposes of dhpisy.
and nmusemsni, such associations are Ell.
fectne safeguards TO the people. not only Of
the towns IN which thy eSi't, brt of the sur .
Rounding coa"lry, aud they ought 10 be cher
shed b. public s,nliment. Recent occutfen-
ces speak in u voice not TO be misunderstood,
ON this subject, aud Ne hope they have moi spo-
ken in YAM.
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RLchnIniId Sem. 9.

DEATH OF THE REV, Or NCE.
II WI be seen from thu sui nusd eaHsct oi
II letter, that this lshorinn- nnd useful servant
~ a"d ~ moe. he died on S.,ud., eve.
ong Last, la h. jra the Chorah ~ VTg,-
MA Ia, los, onr of Is Il NEST pillars ;--,oti,ty,
one ofiis brightest ornaments, aud the cNusr o.
30 Id learning, it, sbest advocate. he nd.
ence al hi, plans for doug good, aud OF hs Ia.
bUrs aud pray,,. will be itn IN fugtntd, when
the marble, deunrd 10 prtprtuaie has msmof,,
snai, have ctumtled alto r"in.
bsion Semfnay aa0bdlh stPL An, 1854.
DEAa sIR;-
|, has brunme nay duty 10 anndunc u you a
most aiil'enog d~proseIan OF ftosnieace--D,k
RICE Is no moru=-Ie hlcalhed hia lasi al il
bout p'.laok ,o.lofdaJ eyunhs. LIS remains
Neiv uttered ihis iAy.
The sickn,ss Of this servant ot Gui WIS at
tended With great sailerng. he disease n,eli
ani tn highly n,r'oas euaiaCicr which II put
on caused not only much bodily sun ring, bat
great meothl drpiess lon. Ye 10 the last, MS
mud wa o"lee,ed aud perfectly Itself batn,-
day morning he revived from "A drath-llke slus
POI, md stn"he tina Lac hand al dratn ms
upOa hIn,. lac remerard tina, ih,r ~nte IA ifN
ihIrga which lie wished 10 shy. lie then bid
lhpsc who stood FOUND bis bod au HHruuonaIe
farewell: commenting his nov deeply afflicted
partner Ia thu hln,s ~ aud projection OF iicav-
fn; aud expressing, VITA icgnd Ia all his
irends, M undl,n,n slrd hnrclOn. lie spoke
hbont 10 minutes, nnh ionni himself unable 10
proceed i",th"I, During The day, he sad very
II lie, aud was eNiuenllv Ia BreHi botiii shlldf.
ng. This Inu,.a.ed io"nrts night. A. nne.
'oos'ng iAssci again, h. said" ~ reg Is In.
mmPham. - he ln.i word dird upon as iiIs-
liz g"s, ,ed Ion u few moments and expired.
Dr H.. ~as born Nov. 2sib, III MOI
ve . years OF age. lhete was 'oosD hope
| ria Ia ...4It IA. ala,
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OBITUARY.

DID. on The In tnstatt, . oc4ges. =. VI.
GuAkLEs WILLIAM. thwd son If Kehad
5 hli,s 81 IA I'LL. Ahhr,.i count. eyed a
bout ~ munths
A the sweet flaw'r thai scents the mefn,
Eh wfhsrs IN the ,i>ina day
Thus lbvsls sas tbs Infants dawn,
linus s~ lily Ged IL. I,lr away.
----, n, I.erwood. IN The neiehhara oed Of
Lvnohbufg on last bufsday anesouan. An
uEL CLAyIOR, Esq. IN the - h yeaf Of
his age Air. &. was a member 81 he late
Convention of Virginia. aud !, the sub Of TIT
dIstnguishtd body vho has drparfrd this lite.
lie was u gentleman Of fne intr lrelu7l rn.
dow nents, aud Of spoilsss mural chafaetef--
aud wBs justly esteemed ~ all 'hs relations
of lIlr. DE has lett w,s aud tbtee children,
vi h numerous tram of relatives. 10 retrrl
his los. lis illness was lfnlrsctrdan severe,
aud horne wiih thal fortilude rhtch coz STUFFED
II marked urait IN his character. Peace 10 his
ashes
-, on Saturday the 10Th ms nj the res
ideace OF Nj. ". W. Rsese, ~ Brdsri, anera
lew da,s illness. ADRIAN BOOTH. Of the firm
of Booth Il Hatcher, Ffauklu--rhe deceased
had entered nn u mercantile career a lew
months previous to his death, aud aas IS eemed
10, all mo knrw him for utbantty OF conduct
aud uorrcc, moral dcportmeni Mr.. u. parie,.
phied IN the revival oi kellg Inn, now gong on
III Bedford, and on Sunday previous Ia his DIS
solui on made "A pro iessUu ol Religion, aud Mt
tachvd plnstf 10 the BapilI Church, with the
OF following. ~ near n NOR.
tai tan, The lop,stops OF our Lofd aud Masier,
VINO died that all might live.
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FALL RACES.

rHNIiE ,aGrs over the Nnw Giasgow course
N VIII cOm,DrnGe ON Thursday he 2Oih oi
Ogtnber, and coptlnue ihree days, free Tor any
horse, maze, or geldInB.
Ensi day s~tsps,Hke racs--ope mile and
'prat-enlrance p25--two COILS entered, aud
spbsCiIpiIun open.
Second day-Jocksy Club Purse--lwo mile
best,--eotrance ! 10.
laird day--the rropri.tor's Purse--ouo mile
heats--enfrance 80.
A frst rate Saddle will be run for on the q W.
ing Of each day. Many horses IN training
aud good Sport ANTICIPATED.
WIN. Ii. KNIGHT, Proprietor.
New Glasgow, Sept. 10. 600.
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Votuleer Companies.--rhe Fredericksburg
papers inform ns OF the organization OF new
Volunteer Corps ia that place called he Fred
ericks burs Guards, COMMANDED by Hugh NJ.
Patton. The Petersburg Inteiigencer says,
there are now five efficient volunteer compa-
MES in that patriotic and public spirited town,
viz Petersburg Grays, ID, II Branch. Cap
tain Light Dragons, WIN. Pannili, Captain !;
Senior Volunteer Asso ;at;on, (composod OF
e1empts, Robert Boiling, Captain Petersburg
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AyrI rArIfr M.ErlNGIN Nashville

Considerable oAcunmcut has been produced IN Nash
Vile, ato meeting gifts citizens to coquir. INTO the
rNprdency Of scndag Delegate, I" the Antl Iltn Con
veutpn IN Philadelpnia.
At preliminary meeting. held On Saturday the aTiI
ulr committee consisting oftitoreo WILSON IN Clai-
borne, FoiN Robertson aud w. 4. Anderson. was ap-
pontud 10 prepare resolutions, to he proposed 10
future meeting, 10 he held the succeeding Saturday.
Accordin Rly on the latter dry, tho citizens assembled
ORE olutlons declaring in effect that the resent tam
ldwsare oppressive and unconstitutional, aud authur
Hng the appointment OF delegates To the Philade-
Pima Convention.
When theso resolutions worn read, Chnrles Rldle
E,q moved their indefinite postpoucnont with wow to
The adoption Of substitute, winch he read, ist rocon
inendng modification of tho at system, being dc
manded by the opinion and Interests OF the people and
Idly dec arnr the attachment of the citizens fTonmes
The unioH.--Mr. Bddlcs motion was sec ondcd h,
Andrew Hays Esq. who offered additional resolutions,
ISL declaring it inexpcdlcnt 10 send Delegates To the
Philadelphia Convention; 2lly dsapproyng in strong
sloa having direct tendency TO the dissolution Of
the Union the horrors ofa civ " aud 3dlv extol-
ling the sentiment uttered by the Prc.dont Of the Uncd
States" the Onion must he preserved The reading
of the last resolution (sys the Nashville Banner cali
cd forth strong expression Of approhaon and Us II
were, involuntary burst of feeling from the audience
A long aud animated debate followed IN which tho
resolutions originally introduced wero supported by
Mrssrs Anderson aud Clahp,nc, and the substitute Nv
Messrs. Biddlo, Hays, Robert Foster and rhoma,
Lacy Before any question taken, however, the
meeting adjourned, TO assemble again Saturday the
Ith int. 10 4. M1hc Banner INSERTS that wltl,
regard 10 tho subject Of Modification there il scarcely
a difference u opinion among the people ofTeune.s.eP
Out of South Carolin, indeed, the Nnl,fyer, nre
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~ The Baltimore Chronicle says, n negro
has been eoami,,ed 10 ihr je,l Of tbni CITY IN
der suspicious circumstances, Tnd " soppo-ed
10 have been one Of tie Southampton nsur-
eenls-probnhly General MAJ honsdf. W.
hope II j., in order That sun,Dsry pnnlsbment
mey hr iuIl ,eied UPON hin,.
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"a AArEla sEAA,a nsSAx9 on
~ some ~ mnsI important aTlicle, ui the
Haiertd Nedicn, omprsIng iull account OF
al the neW Mcd,caes, theft preparations, do
ses, Nc. &c.--Io which IS annexed, II Catalogue
o. NJ, dicmss, 5mg,cal instruments, &c. &c,
suited to PhyDCan Al hiI oaiset III praciicc.--
Received aud for sale. Howell DAVIES.
sept -. it's
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From he Redmond Eaani,er. sept. lo.

From HE Richmond Eaqiirer Sspi l6.
In Consequence 81 despatch'- rom tna
conimnudlng officers OF Frncn Wtiham aud
Fauquirt, aod from ComWitiee OF Ofonge, 81
calls made Tor some arms, ". unders aud that
tue nuye,noI hts ordered arms, &c. Ia ba scut
nthose counties. A hi,ck preacher = sridtphnv
been IA Prince William, trhm Washing Oh, aud
some suspicious haIag excite /, 10 have escaped
la the nth,r counties, to'ns circumstances have
"ecprrrd. when were calcuI ted 10 es,i soma
attention, and 10 tni ior precautionary mca-
suIes.
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Vrgiaia Representation in Congress

We have at longth full returns from the Kanawha
Congressional District, Che only b,ch remained 10
b. heard fron,j by winch we lean that Lows Max
well Is reelected, the vots standing thus For All
Maxwell y -, for Gen. Diupl smith 2ll3 Both Yen
tleG.en friendly 10 Mr. Cluy The sutJotne state
nient viii show ,na changes "hieA have bosu Iuado IN
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.sxSg gos rSs,
'So'sssszse *
srREAnof ruI.4N5UnnFc f,os

The-re,sr,hurg Way-htll. by saturday eve
nng'. mil had wrtfen on IL, In insmree-
hon has broken sat "a sraipion county, " q.
nmi many murdered" We copy .he ioIog
ing
From bs 2rle III S'ar. Of Ssg,. 10
We undrs.'ana TINT about twenty =pne ns.
gfoe. hive bren ronn tied 10 jill Ia Ei-n,a,
an a ciihrer nj having heen concerned 10 eou--
re'tns n praisrt AZ reh'll \ Sieve has also
hern arrested aud inpteanfd IN Duf'lin coua-
~, upon u sitni,r allegaton Hs had comma
nj ateJ his knowlsdge u Tue scheme IN agtaa
ton 10 n free man ol colo, whe eavofnl diate
Information 10 the whites. Serious reports -,
relation toa revolt OF the slasaS ~ Whining "a
snd SAMPSON county. reached thi. CITY, bs ~ss
81 SmibGslt. on Monday nght AMI Ius.-
day morning lat. On Tuesday evening"
certain intelligence from various sources
feaehrd us of an insarrret,on having oc-
Cured on Thursday pishi last In part Of
Sampson mai Duplin roaniics. he sx,sat Of
the damage dome Is unknown 10 ny. BIT. ~ fns
militia have been cnlled ont Ia the sdj.ctnt
couDties, we natter ours-ivrs ,htt II ~,l b-
speedily suppressed, mad that the Il. ladsd
wrrl ehfs who ARE cooe.Ined 10 the d,tbolient
anemp, will bo made 10 suffer severely lor ,hs,r
ietnpiitY.
On the same evening. n rrsi'n4 of our cl-
zsns tuak place. when snsrgsiis measure, were
adopted ior thr security 81 nateity. H. Hdat-
tiun io The Volunteer aud Militia co,npanlrs ~
the eliy. COMPANY, compo'e1 81 pers "a le-
gaily exempted from military dnly, MIS- Of
gan zrd 10 witch the following genie nua
were nppoiaiet officers Chot. Tho. g. SEQ :.
Capien' Capt ID n B,n shaa,, u Lieutenant,
Mr. II. d. Bullock, I'd Llautronni.
1hs mhernhly deiuded AMI II niish hand ia
a. ,t..iil H.. 14i, A
pi 'ity nnd altocinns wifkedness aud sn' h
vii new ably b" the Int. oil all Who NAV EYER
he So ally md dcpraVeh rs 10 im,tate their ~
ampir. Bat there a'e some, II ssems, reckless
enough 10 etemp, A. Vigilance, therefore,
becomes necessary for perfect, curly.
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VI, AN DIS CL l. Ice
,seNsbur5 Aotter!,

CksSs 40. -. .ior 1881.
.., no drawn at ls,,upoad "a .friiay tae % /
of oeptembrI, 1884,.
n number L,ttery-9 drewn ballots.
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NOHkGE.

A LII persons haFing ciains against tho sub
"A scribet are hereby n"ttied 10 briog them
in. dnrtb with. for adjustment, add all who n,
debi.d To him, are respectfully tcqlestrd TO
make inmadtatn ayneu., as hr is about leav-
lug tne plac~.-he may o. fonn1 81 the store
OF MI 4. Zoe, al anna. anv haur Of The day
- hERES.
N.BI have lelt with NJ, Pr, The remain
de, ofmy stock Of WINES abt Liquors, which
are very superior, Snd win ba soId remarkably
low. s.. n.
Sept. L.. Ills
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~ The extracts from the Fredericksburg
the reader. They snow the necessity OF CON
timed vigilance and warchtulness throughou
the State.
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NGlSR,Dy,,S.
EDUCATION,

~ tk Scnool VII he oprnrd on the 18th IN
~ slant Or course OF instruction will "m.
brace such branches ~ ARE USUALLY iaugh, ia
nnf be,i EUs'rsh Schools. Young eer,ons wish
inG 10 attend II Ma hema'ics cah nav. al good
opportunity wiIh rs.
Terms f,r session of fyo month";
For beginners Sl2h
For those more advanced 10
No pupil will be received for u lrss time than
from the day Of eni,y 10 the end oi the sss .ion.
X. u. TONNLEY,
hAKlIIA " IOWNLEY.
Sept. - ing
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~ General Nat Turner, the Protector of the
late foolish attempt Al msarrecllou IA oout h.
ampto has not yet been taken, aud we begin
to fear he will make his escape. Why has not
II heavy reward been offered for him ? No
pains OF expense ought 10 be spared in order 10
take him.
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- ATS. Pred0u's and Godjfegs Smell
- ing Or aromatic Sahs, IF bea qia'dV, re.
eeired aud far safe BY he dos. or an,ie pini, at
The io0ed prices. HOWEL D.3IIES.
Sept. 10 tHs
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Last COnXreS. heIf Congress.
Mark AicS'adert Mark Alexander,
William Archer, William ) Archer
Thomas 7. BoadIH, Thomas 4. Bouldi1
Ihomas Davenport, Thomas Davenport,
Robert Craig, Robert trug,
Whitman +. Gordon, William +. Gordon
Pheiip Dodar,dge, PAHip Doddy,aige
U4Gdm armstrong, Uii.am .ttmasif0ag
JOHN NJ Patton, jim VI. Patton
Andrew stevenson Ahdtcw stevenson
Richard Coke, jr. Hiohaid roks, IT..
Joh" = Barbour, John 5 barbour
William Mccoy, William Mccoy
RobuI Allen, Robot Allen,
Nath. h. Claiborne, Eath n Claiborne,
Ghdtks +. Mercer, Charles i. AfrCer,
Lt.otS haIE1H, Irpts AIaImsu
Guofge L"yHll, htOtge AtUtoH,
john Roane, lonn J. RrAne,
Joseph Draper, thatlns &. johnston,
John Tdhater,O Chinn,
}. ITezVdd, JOnu \. hiason.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-19

Ut he Ant'.Iarii meeting advertised to be
held in tins place. Ia.l Friday. was postponed
IA consequence OF the r.in, until Friday alter.
moon neat.
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r. AMP OIL. u superior qaahiy, mas
IL d0y 'ectIred and for sate
Scpf. ~ UOUEL D1FTES
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u Major Ea,ou Id. shot his blondcrhnss
IL consis. vi panphIei ot hhy pages, "hl'h
we have not yet read. The Richmond Enqut-
er says" Its style Is distinguished by great
spirit and brnlty." VINO wrote II Tor the Ma.
JUii
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IVA EDS OFFICE.
ALL PRIZE Ferry.
WIR GhIlrIA
ERsGIt ROAD IDTTEHY

70 be drnwn nj Leesdttrg, LpadJan Co,apiy, on
Thursday lie 23a September. 1881.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-19

The names n ltale are friends Of Mr.. Clay The
maiddar jackson men, OF grades, foat the
i" Whole hog u tbs " Up oui ot tai" We snail
know more ofrhelr sentiments the end Of the next
session of Congress than NJ don nov.
" o. p. Q.n-rhe author OF the letters signed with
these ulS, aud addressed on rasIs the I.pndun
Morning Chronicle has no,eed the various conjecture.
which nave appeared til" public Journals. wth regard
nther authorship, all Of which he declares to
He is neither Mnkcs. tbe ex-melnber Of tho Bl
tIsn Parliament; nor Cotton, tine author OF
Iec"n John Henry, the knave that cheated Mr..
Madison out of $4,000, by certain iuRenion. story
about the northern Federalists nor short any oil
the other ndiy lua to whom public sagncily Ia,
cried the aulhorsh of h letters. lie says the real
author of these letters not, and VIII he known,
except by tho initials of o. z. Q"-Wo must therefore
b. write under his masked ysage, 10 unde
that Of Junius " stat Romtais ua6rL"
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n Stephen Simpson says, " Geo. Ja.kso"'.
dttrar in Pcnnsy lsnnin IS certain" lie lh'nk.
Masonic candidate fT President and IN
that event, the contest for Tue soie oil rrnrsyl.
,ania will be between that gentleman aud Nj.
Clay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-09

Europe god tie United STATE, Is proved to b.
a. cheap IN lis construction "a, certain
aud beneficial init. results.
question. as 10 this debt, naturally arises
Is one, which vii justify state. so veal.
my as virginia, IN looking on ii az last
ana thns' molly aeliog, regard It's indirect !;
in.' aud profitable repa, mem, Ia the hen,tc,,
th-eis OF a Rail Road, of which its cnizeas and
hsei' are 10 be The pfopretoui Il so, let ii be
considered as gone, aud to be discharged "A in
the other debls of the Commonwealth.
however, let Us see what, on common and
confirmed calculations. may be done to ea,ln.
g"'sh the debt already incurred Oh the James &
mat 10 be incurred on the Raj Road
ne cost OF the james River ,n-
, I aosemf"' IS $500 900
a., per cent is $4,000
Hail Road To Lyuchburg
o"p per mule is 7ao, 900
at per cent is AZ roo