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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14

august Elections. The Richmond Enquirer
calls on The Jackson men t. rally at lie polls
nj tue eosning ell, ctIon,, and vote only for
men 10 HE neAt Legislature who 60 the whole
hog" tor the Greatest and Best. We intpnded
TO have made some commtut on this article
to day, but we find we have not room. II is
Ibis interninslnS OF national with state politics
which la, been the bbne Of our prosperity
heretofore, aud which wdI continue 10 he,
as long as " permit il TO exercise such an un-
due influence ov,r our Legislation. lie rea-
soning Of the Enquirer may seem siiIl more
strange To US. however, who, ut the very mo
ment ofseeing its Article, were aware that
nearly the whole Clay party in this county
were exceedingly anxious 10 secure the servi-
ces iN the next Legislature Of one Of the most
unhinchlng of their political opponents. Nav,
more-oi the SIX or seven candidates IN this
County, only Que is friend Of Mr. Clay. and
he will not uuie the support OF his patty, Nv
less, INDEED, the claGHi,h advice ofthe Enquire
Is 10 be acted npon, which We hope will not
be the ca Sc in this or any Other county. nov or
hereafter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14
--latest from New York.

FEAIlE Subscribed i nov receiving y second
n supply of flshioushle Ssmn,er Goods,
comprising tue following articles:
10 pieces pink. PLAID svd bull striped Cling
hams
so d. Light. fancy riinis. new patterns
10 d. Checked Musi,os
y do B~st msuions Silks
b do fnre, ehaperatls do
2 do pink snd straw Gfo De Nap do
/ doz. Ladrs' Undrr-skfr's
? do Fancy Ganzc and Grape Bdkf.
20 pieces plain aud figured Swiss Muslias
10 do Nankeen Grapes
do black aud white Italian Grapes
u do oolored Gamhfies Tor BDnoen
80 do Cd Jack onct Muslins, very 6ue
1 do Cambria Dimiiies do
1 doz. black aud white Silk Hose
q do White cottun do
2 pieces 81 plain Bobbnel Laes
I do IL do do
% gross small Buttons
boses narrow SILK gralds, all colofs
10 pieces heavy PLAID Domestic
do IL Apron Checks
do Scarlet Bandannns
do Round Renting.
Scotch Lawn
The above Goods with many others will be
sold for much less than former prices Those
wishing TO porchase viii no, be di.appoio,ed
either IN prices o. s,Jlts ol 6ood.
q b. faTE,
July II r3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14

~ The Funeral of MIR. Monroe in New
York, was worthy Of the patriotic cnizpns Of
That place. II was attended by the military,
by the civil authorizes, by The sever
ii learned societies, &c. &c.-ln Rich
Gsond. the Lieutenant Governor ordered the
bells TO be tollrd, and minute guns to he fired,
from 3 o'clock tall sunset, and We perceive
guished Pauiot are in contemplation In that ci
ty.
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-01ZfP

W The Monumental Committee Of
Fredericksburg, acknowledge the receipt of
1915, to wards erecting monument IN memo
~ Of the mother Of Washington. or this sum
1855 we're sent from New Orleans" o.
las f. Burrows, Esq. of Ne" York some weeks
.;,ce offered 10 erect the Monument a, his own
expense this not conpor'ing with the designs
=, III. committee, was declined. lie has sibse-
auen,ly tskea upon himself TO furnish me
Who'll. If the ron railing that may tie want
ed"
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WHEAT.

There has vel been no new wheat 10 market.
Tie purchasers offer rs cts. for what may be-
delivered in this month, bat do not seem will
ling to engage al tina, for wheat deliverable
afterwards. In Richmond there have been
some engagements for early delivery at Sl-lt
is very uncertain what Will be the regular pliee
In this market.
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DIGGEs' oFFIcE.I

Lynchbnre, July 18th, 1891.
Draw" ""'nbrfs !" The Virginia Wheeling Lei.
", Class No. s. for 1881
10 Ii 81 SO 20 Is IA 90 %
TOMORROW
Ths Dismal swamp Lottery. No. ii. draws n,
Richmond 10 600 dollar. hughes, n,,ee- r,,h
cts going ~ ilu very low ratr of gi--sh4se. M
proportion al DiGGES' OFFICE.
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ERzZIs $4,000
B'sldFs, gJO'-4V ---3Us-- ~ NJ.
MODE OF DIR A WING.


MODE OF WING.
To be drawn on The A, Is, plan
The 1000 prizes OF 81, 10 DO awarded
to the first, second, or third division 10
be determined by that which may draw
the capital prize OF $1,000 50 tina, the
holder Of three tickets, one in each d.
vision, is certain te draw one prjze, and
may draw -four. All tho prizes above
the denomination Of 81, in Que wheel +,
and all the numbers IN another AT once,
the whole 10 be drawn in few hours.
Prizes payable in cash forty days alter
the drawing, and subject 10 the usual
deduction OF fifteen per cent.
Tickets S4-ifaipes S2-Qrs. 81.
To be had in tho greatest variety Of
numbers, at WARDS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. All orders from distance, en-
closing the cash, or prize tickets, will
be thankfully received and promptly at
tended to, ii addressed TO
q. WARD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14

u The Enqarer is very sore in relation 10
mond on Ne recent Anniversary. Those given
elsewhere in the State are not calculated 10
give him any oopsulalon.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW
Vi the lynchbur1 Markets.

Ot the lynchburS Markets.
Corrected Jof he IHgaiian, BY
THOMAS A. lioLcomnE aud RICHARD Tyre
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prievs IF passed obac-
co, from SO 90 to | | On
Inferior TO common, 800 To 4 tn
Common to good, 4 oo To q 90
Good 10 hu', 6uato II %
STRIPS, . 20 to q %
Refused. 2pOio2 90
COMPARISON Of Inspection, JAY 1t, 1880, 1881
No. Pas. No. Rel Tor lns Stock.
JuIy 30, 1920 2202 1899 d72l
July 81, 70IG a5s2 Il2J Jll5
Inspected the past week 3Dp hhds. passed
tobacco % hhds. refused total Ivl.
The inspections continue large. The guam.
hty ~ Vety tnietior aud thus TAR the Croi Is
perhaps the nieanest evrr made. Accounts
10 the lst June from England Tho tobacco
market waJ Tather dull and not much doing;
previous rrices had bttn sustained.
+ lour vofy Hde OF mono coming
IN 4 % to 1 60
Corn. is scarce 400
Com Meal, by the Wagon load 81
Nhiskey -
Wheat 20
,ie"P, 6Dto 90
Bacon Al -, =
''oi 3I1 10 ID
Freight down the River per hunlred 20 cts.
Freight up tie River 80 cts
flSsiet and leoo IN the river 4 90 IA ton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14

NEW VARIETIES -~f,ench il.
L v 1hbe fa.is az peetUrai 6BiB IN Boxes
aud by ihe dor OF pound
Powdered ipecae, Itne
DO JAlup do
English Windsm Soap, frue
% doz. French Sulphaie Qainine
lannn, the pnfnst aaiinetnl prin eipie
Po"de,ed Vanflln benns,
Pearl Powder. small borf,
secret tonbinaIiDn Iouhg
Tooth Powder, Boxes,
Duo srushes, Euglisn assorted
Coloted Smelling Vnl., new STYLE
Irecn Shngrern Lancet Cases,
Preston Salts, glass shoppers
Rhatnnia Root
thermometers, vnriopa kinds
Oen,isfs Coml oaion. new ariicis
LnmpOn
Playing Card,
Waiting do
Blank do
Latter Paper superior
k,die,'s lndeible luis
Violin Strings.
Dncemore do
o"'"f doac. Be- for sale a, tie Iowa, orr
Ccs. l,n,vr, ,..., ~
ii3t
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OBITUARY.

DEPART Ed Ihs nj, on tuesday. 9TH inst
al ME house oil Mr. john MeCabe, (her father
in Brd'ord county, hIn. SARAH STARR.
wife OF Rev. VIM, II. Stare, Of the greiain
Conference. Sue died in pence and Chrisrlan
l'lnmph' Hc'ng 81 yents Of nee, and having
been u yr"fs an exemplary Chrsdan, aud
wMorhy me'"brf OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
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Extraordinary Luck at
VIZ a EsD'S OFFICE.

=. LYNchnURo, July II, 1881.
ihe following we're the drawn Dunihers Tor The
wheeling Lottery, 81 clas,. Tor 1881.
10 Ii 80 SO - Is 1S 20 97.
~ Iicke, number. f--27--15-a cspilnt
PRIZE was sold ~ n Hhoie Ticket 10 gentle.
man OF Lynehbnrr NJ WARDS OFFICE.
henaw yonf small piizes for I,ckei. In The
IAN pi'nsi swamp Lottery which draws ON
the 10Th ins'. Il, Hiehnond and The dra.,ng
will be freeved here on Tuesday ne.t, TIcLe,s
in this beautiful scheme ooly s3, capital prizs
SlO,OO0. heme,nbef that w ARDS OFFICE
~ now ~ luck ana gets capital every drawing.
Now Is the 'imo 10 bay Wills fortune smiles.
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Eunefsl Ronor,f NJ. .ntnrse.

To compliance Nth the wishes ofmany
persons. the undersigned soliciis meeting Of
AFTERNOON. at g o'clock. 10 make such ~.
engagements rs may be deemed proper 10 par
suitable respect TO The n"soty Of The lat.
JAMES MoSRor. T.. FLETCHER, Mayor.
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Office.

>esuz~r61S SlTRAYED from The ssbseri.
k4 ISber, l'vingin the uppsr end Of
" hi Prince Edward county, on Wed.
s~isi1szzssess-- nesdsy thu oh inst briei, bav
ho''n % o1fars old this Spring, has small
blemish IN one at his eyes, and a wound under
his ibro"' p'oduced from he dis,empcr-any
person 'ah,ng Up sa,d horse shall be literally
rewarded, Tor trouble aad expsnss.
july a. Or.
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I. A, iloLCoMBE, Marshal.
pOstpOncment.

MEuR UANr toad crpo Of the couu Of
u Amherst pronounced IN u sui therein
depending between YIN, u. Jthns and Frances
his wife, and others, the hcfs At law II O. rge
NJ linslee, deed. panlilf, aud Alfred iIns ey,
another Of the heirs nj law OF the saii George
NJ. Insley, decd defendant the undersigned
VIII proceed, on Thursday, tho 18Th day Of
August neat, II fair. II not tha nekt iau day
'hersai cr, At The Mansion house Of The lale
George NJ. finsley. deed. IN iha .oun Of Am
hcfst, 10 sell The real estate al which the said
George NJ. iln,ley de 81 zed consisting al the
following TIA eis OF lanI, situated IN ,hr cuunty
aforesaid, TO vii Dnu tract being that upon
"hIch ia. sad George NJ. Iinsley resided at the
iime ol his death, adjoining iso lands Of Dab.
ney Philips aud other, containing 2 81 acres.
Onrtncr on Onci Creek, gjoinlng the lands oil
samuel ilogg, Richard ,. Els and others
containing l36 ac,es. One Tract adjoining
the lands OF W IN. H. KoBne ~ others, eontdln-
ing Oh ncIcb One tInet adjoining the lande,
belonging 20 Spencer Sorvelfs estate COZ tain
ing ss4 ace. One tract, adjoining the lands
OF Thomas Bh oOUr Alexander 1insley aud
others, containing 52i AGRA. And one Other
uaei |, ing ON the Cold Mountain, being The
same allotted 10 the heirs ofihe sald George
n. fiosley decd, hy tho decree ol the Supe,,o r
Cunt oil Chanee,y, IN - suii tbsreln depending,
Clemoni vs.. ihsley and others.
credit " III be kiVrn, of one two aud three
years the pun chaser TO .nIe, INTO bohd ~ secn-
r,t, viii, lien upon HE Iand TO secure HE poy
nen, oil the purchase money.
JAMES LEE,
JACOB HAAS, Commis.
EDMUND WINSTON sionsrs.
ISAAC HuCKEt,
Iuy IA ida
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1nuRSUAN NJ to decree oi the Sup Iiof
x Court Of Chanrery, held u, Lynohhoig,
pronounced on the l3h day of May, 1891, IN
SUIT thete,n depending between William Chill
ton, stephen Chiffon and others, plaintiiI. and
James Marin aud others defendants the und
detsighed. Marshal of the said Court, VIII, on
the 18th day of Jolly next, II tar. " not he
next tar day, proceed 10 sell. upon the premi.
scs, near the Long Mountain, Gampbell coun-
~, aud coninns about lluO aud 20 acres
sell Ivy way oil puhlle auction TO the highest
bidder, on auredt of ane, two nnd three years.
the real estate whereof Richard Chiffon, the
elder. died seised, and which WAS not disposed
Of by his will. The purchaser or purchasers
wll be required 10 give hond, with approved
security. lol the y,nent Of the purchase mo
neg, aud the ulle will he retained as "a further
security, subject 10 he resold In case default
shall he made IN the pay uent Of thu purchase
money, o. any part thereof
IA loLCoMBE, Marshal
postp0ncment.
The above sale is postponed III the 1lh day
of Angust, 1891, md The tract which consists
OF lA26htIes will he divided into three OF four
lots In suit pufchuson 1. A. II. NJ.
JaneY lids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14

W APIe'byte'ian Camp Meeting will be
held IN The vicinity of J., nchbnrg, commencing
on the 10th OF August neIt, nj which Chris.
Ian brethren of all denominations are res
peofully invited TO attend.
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Il NEW RIVER RAILROAD.


Board Of Coma,isioners for Lvnehbure,
July Yh 1891.
Resolved thai this Board approves the pro.
ceedings of the Committees of Washing ton
county. on The eeh aud Goth June last aud
particularly of the proposition for a conv ention
of Delegates from the towns asd counties of
Virginia snd Tennessee, interested inthe eaten
sion OF the Lynchburg aud New River railroad.
from lis Western termination 10 knespon
tlennessee,) TO assemble at Abingdon on the
25lh day OF August ne,t.
Resolved that the Mayor ofihis rowo be re-
quesled 10 solicit n meeting of the citizens of
Lynchhnrg aud us vicinity, On Friday neat
the 10th inst Tor the purpose OF considering
the proprie'y OF sending Delegates 10 said
Convention,
Pursuant 10 the request OF The Commissions
ers of the Lynchhurg and New River Raj
Road, and many Of the citizens OF tins place.
| hereby solicit the inhabitants OF Lynchburg
and It's vicinity 10 mret Rt the Franklin Hotel
TOMORROW EVENING, AT O'Clock, Tor the pur
pose OF taking into consideration the propririy
OF sending Delegates To the proposed Convtn-
ton nj Abingdon on the % h August next,
and adopting such other measures MS mny be
thought eApedleot 10 further the improvement
oil james Nvrt. +. FLETCHER, Mayor.
u Several Communications on hand
which shall have place Ia our next
W A Presbyterian Camp Meeting will be
held IN The vicinity Of L,nchbnrg, commencing
on the 10th oil August neIt, ut which Chris
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u Several Communications on hand
which shall have place IN our next.
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V4Is4I1(IA
FIR EE ROAD LOTTERY

SECOND CLASS, for 1881.
To be drawn on the A, b, G plan al
Charleston, Jefferson county,
on tic 2lst day Of July
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14

Pistols and CoDee for too. THE following
paragraph, from the u. S. Telegraph, will shew
ihg desperate state Of society at Washington.
II nerds no comment. = It is enough to make
the people pause and reflect, before they again
give lhpir suHrages for the reelection Of n
mao, to whose agency, direct or indirect, this
dseracefuI aud alarming state Of things ls al
iribulable
In making or statement yesterday in ie-
lat,on To the purchase of pistols by the friends
of Mir. Eaton, It did mol occur Ia us TINT il
might have n trndrncy, p,ejudlcial 10 tie re-
spectable gentleman who rs the proprie tor OF
The store, by creating IA belief that he had U0k-
,f,,t,ered information on the subject. II is due
10 bim tina, we should say, that aying inslruc.
ted one Of Mr. Ingham's fIends 10 call and
purchase a pair pistols on our account, we
were informed that they had been sold. We
afterwards called vi the store and asked Tor
anoihtr pair which we had seen aud wished 10
purchase, and were told they too bad been
sold We then inquired TO whom ! The mer-
chaut smiled, and sad thai he h I'd odd 10 both
sides, bot declined saying TO whom. From
these ii, cums,auces we Inferred that they had
been purchased by Major Eeton's friends.
Since our publication ofyeslerday, II has been
sugees,ed 10 US that il may nave tendency 10
ini,fe the businrss OF an excellent and respec.
table ciizrn by creating belief that he has
he en- unnecessarily communicative aud we
state the Ge.s as the we're, Tor bis Justice
tiou,o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14

Chr FLOYD. ". Ltem. Coz. DANIEL.
,nmor has been some weeks prevalent
:. mi. place that Gov. FLOYD, Disguised vi III
an, occurrences at Washington city, had, in
cannon with many of The considerable aud
,i.oas.ona,e portion Of The Jackson party,
.,,,oned the ranks of" the Hero" We we're
,b.refore no, much asinnishea at finding the
6.Iowing Queries, bearing somewhat hardly
anon the Governor, in the last Richmond En-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14

TO which DUFF returned the annexed piquani
reply:
WAsHisGFoN, July :, 1881.
SIR: Upon my return home,aitfr an absence
Of four da, s, ! found your no'e OF the 3oth
ut. The cory Of the Telegraph to which II
,eiess s intended for the Governor and not
the Lied. Gersnor, Of Virginia. Under OK
sliug circumstances" you will please to re-
turn such copie. as may have come TO your
possession during his ABSENCE, 10 the post OF.
fee in our city, 10 be placed with his private
papers. ifhe ha. not brought the subject OF
his subscription tothe U. s. Telegraph before
the F" Council Of State" presume It was be-
cause he considered it a subject on which he
vas not ,eQuirsd o ask their advice or II
may be that he inends hereafter TO do so. II
will be IN time for sou, as one oil MS advisers,
TO refuse your content when II Is asked.
Yours, &c.
DUFF GREEN.
Hon. PETER v. DANIEL,
LtMsaom Gosrlur Of Virginia,
Richmond, puginin
hsoula appear mi the spirit Of Jacksonisp
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~ The President of The United States has
returned to Washington, from his trip to Old
Point Comfort aud The Rip laps. We suspect
he met with more raps over his knuckles, than
comfort. in his journey 'or in the language
ot ioast drank at Washington M ths recent
Anniversary. "rhere is no Point Comfort to
conscious guilt aud imbcciliiy. Iiher,ns re
tired to Cap'n, bat not to become more wise,
prudent or virluous"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14

~ We Gnd the FOL o"iog Communication in
the National Inieiligsncer. II coroboraes n
paragraph which lately BpFea'ed in the
National Journal, and upon winch We com
mented in our last paper
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DOME TIC.

THE BALL TO NJ. ROUX DE ROCHELLE.
~ the supper table, at the BAH given by The ei,i
zens OF Washington 10 the Ex-Mnistsr of France
which was elegantly and abundaniIy suppIi.d bv MI,
Letourno' The MAYOR OF Washing on General Van
Neso presided, and the greatest bsrmony and good
ealing prevailed The following Toss,s were given
en- tie rccssion, and dfark with entbu .j,srn
BY the mayor Of Unshfngfon ION behalf of In,
Board NJ MdndgeTs)-Their NJ ijestIps ,he KtNu
and QUEEN Of the FRENCH Music, Mdys,iiIois,
Hymn. ''"''e
By M. Rour de Rochelle This pREsrp,vr ., ~.
UNITED STATES. Music Hail Columbia
By the MdyoT, ION bebdy Of he .Bfa1ngsys J.
Onr respected Guests, Mons. and Madame RoUx DE
ROCHELLE. Leaving Ne. they carry with then mr.
BEST wishes for their future bappine,s Music "Ou
Peut on ere mieur, q'du s,in de sd 6omHe?"
Alter the applause, which followed the anouocatiou
o' this to'si, had subided, Al. RoU1 DE RocHELLr
addressed the company ~ follows:
tTRANsLATED1
IenutWen '-Tue sentiments Of affection and &C.
TEEN OF which yen give such aHsetiog prcofs 6II
me WIN ers'tude. IL was very delightful IN m. IN
cu'nVI.e 'uth happy rsaiion', aud eanoo part tom
you, Wi'bout expressing my f the bspniness
have derived from your fri nd,bip the nters,, ,ooL
W making myself scqcsnted With those ins,i utic,
"hIch are 30 rapidly Leading you 10 prosperitvand
now srsiyiny has been 10 the m srve Gus an, ca
Gle OF youthful yet vigorous nation graduate adj
vsncing from toe shores Of The Atlantic tou..J, ,t
regoos OF the interior, ace np,nisd nv tb nss.'n,
OF civilization. Agriculture, industry, the Law MOI
ale, march IN her train, and the iunnmsrabIe ,vsrms
oi her population, dhuse life end fertility in the r.,
mo'sst solitude.
have oeD, sss'n bed ~ this place. the Rsn,.,.,
'stves aud the Ssnste Of this great Confedsr,ev
they sat 10 the Capitol, snd The Tber relied II,
tbsir feet! A noble coincidence, which might OF
cue The Tears OF feeble ns9n bat which IL syor,bv
Of the iigb des'iniss promised to you r. sountry
fou are the eldest Of that family Of sislss which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22

V1RGINIA.-The Opposition papers TO the North a.
bound with so many false statements about the sent-
ments OF this State that induced TO notice them
once more. Mr.. Walsh repeats from Virginia paper,
that great maneuvrng has been pracsed to prevent
approval Of the OF Messrs Tazewel and Tv-
Ter, by the Legislature Of Virginia" and then adds.
/" The State ITSELF however, will approve, and ere year
shall eldpse, tciH break iooSe from the car of the IDOL
The Village Record" Of Pennsylvania declares that
the two Senators from Virginia, distinguished alike
for eloquence &c decidedly against the Admin
istration The Providence Journal abiding to the
same Debate upon the Turkish Misson) TO which the
Record" refers, declares boldly that these fear
less Vrgnans have forth from the ranks Of Jack
sonism, and like honest denounce administration
which is sappDg the very foundations Of free govern
ment."-And here we as publicly declare our belief
that our two Senators not opposed othe reelection
OF Cen Jackson, whatever differences the Northern OPP
posionsts may choose to draw from the speeches Of
those geDhcmsD.-And are the movements Of the o..
petition confined IL tho North onyl Have not some
Of the friends Of MIR Csy bern busy even here--haUe
beeni Are they not busy AZ this mom'Dt In blowing
up the flames Of discordl Wbe we're they that were
90 lately very busy in pressing resolutions upon mem
beu Of ihs House OF Delegs'eE Who are hey, ii q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22
To me FARMERS of yHodisen and Orange :

To The Farmers Of Modiscn and Orange.
HAVING become the purcha.er If the Ps,.n,
n " R,ght Of DR. Csrk's Wheat Tbresb'nR Ma
chine FER the counties OF NJ sdson and Orange ,ake
this method Il informing The Farmers of those couu.
ties that am now engaged 10 the building Of them,
and shall he peaed 10 receive their orders for Ma.
chimes. Those who are wanting Maehine., will do
well to make early application, IL will thereby ena
pc ne 70 make such arrangements ss 10 supply the
dem md in time for tbs growing crop.
As u regards The utility end value Of the Msehne,
refsr you to the nunsrous certificates in the Epdui.
fer Of the - Of February.
Al orders (post paid addressed 10 me al this place
will be PuneiuslIy attended,
NJ. sTRoTHER,
Madison Continue, ia.
March 22 lO5-w2,