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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20

de,Pefei,ia One OF lhei editors recently declared that
virginia may vote iar Mr. Cay-just the sky may fall
and then we may catch lsrks.
Correspondent Of the Fincsse Pairo, states that the
Meeting OF Botctourt consisted of nine members
The Phil. U. ). Gazette reoices the goody spirit
which is at work among the National Republicans Of Vr.
GINA. However g09dty it is, it ia teeak-and utterly
powcrless Rely upon il! Its somewhat like the dccla-
ration oil the Telegraph: The election of Mr. Tozrwe
II decided declaration OH the part OF the Senate That Mr.
Van Buren, can never be elected preside that boy
by vote oil theirs Ii L. understood To be decided a,J
deliberate declaration that point and puts the seal on
Mr. IAN Buren's chances. He be elected by the
people and he will not be elected by the Senate" Ihe
Telegraph would defeat is object 1t is among othci
reasons because v b. cannot be elected by the Senate
that The people will elect hin They will let Sergeant
be elected by the Senate, that they will concentrate all
certainly be the result The People will never trust the
Election OF v p. to body who rejected v. b. as Minis
ter and was near eleeiag Pondcxter their pre- diug
officer.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

ENrRAcr 9 letter from JPdTTeHton JtilV IL
"HT. Macon was not PLACED our Electoral Ticket
from disposition TO extend TO him exemption from The
performance oil duty which his near relations conceived
might be inconvenent to him. As 10 is preferences for
PRESIDENT and Vice President, there cannot the ca.
doubi-iic is more open aud unreservcd ON This than hc
has been on any other question, cNcrpt PERHAPS the U
~ Bank for many years. II lie hcsiiaes not at NH tcs 10
say, that il he lives, hS shall Tor jackson and Van
Buren,; and that he very much fears we never Shalt have
such another President General jackson.
MIR Macons opinions on the subject of the TaiT are
wei known. tie early tDrrSaw tile hucnahc con,..
gnenccS To which would lead anil cnpimtcav warned
Mr. Caihouuin 1916, TO beware OF the evils which mia,
necessarily result FROM any thing like governmental inter
ference wH the abouT and pursuits OF the country Hi
counSclS were then treated with supeTciois conicu,p
Ills sage advice Then viewed as the idle surge so.
y. man who far behind the age in which he lived
lie was dsrcgarlcd; the tide swept on-and what now
~ The state OF affairs This very tide now about 10 be
made suddenly rcccde and leave the Shin of State
stranded wreck Mr. Macon il and always has been n-
conproisingy opposed TO the Tariff principle He /;
equally opposed TO The mad remedy OF Modification HIS
remedy Is TO strive continually for relief ia the council,
ol the country, and until il IL afforded, live entirely
william ourselves. o. him at leas, il may be said tl,a hi
PFecept' ami example together. Et thing lac use,
- the product OF his farm. "TUuch not ti>tc no.
handle not, IS his motto. o 81 sic oR,nesi
"l IS calculated that The former friends of Mr. Croy.
ford and the real original friends OF Gen Jackson will al
Ie next election support Jackson and Van Buren, If So
mere cannot be doubt of the Of the Ticket in
North Carolina" "
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DIED

1'0taeT RcroNopGry Pdfrot hos tom6Ane 40.
we're an" obstinate Illness which he buro moro manly fo
,uoc departed TN, me on Thursday mornings the 18th Mai Ed
wa NioSy OF Powinau, the 1i
b'ndc tho devoted hutanhc tender hteho kind and
osne3h9aT, and iio faithful friend. lie Of
ana Tor more i9ag forty years Magistrate his ro,
" but olas Tho bghtng hand OF death
' i 'G9.o iam, TO bemoon ,cir irrcpaablc loss.
iis on "wednesday morning last,
NchcrHbio and ighy
as'l 80. lew individuals Virginia not one
o1'p OF tho of
with the history of countrys glory In tho eay psrt
ne soldier
naepSndehco lie afterwards Gd various Responsible
cN Stations aud member Of tho f s,o.
ng the Federal Constitution. And present ration lac
ven SHOWN rs an a1e on impartial Judge Of the Court Tho
'om the irmnes and dgnifcd
ueG 81 ms Official duties io him renernon and
teh on an VINO knew him. As and
ana tender husband on parent he surpassed none
fis virtues SfdUg'oN Spectator, ~ ~
Died. Sunday the Sth inst.
tohc Tate, the o
tho Revolutionary War, company commanded b his Soc
capt James Tate, WHO fell at tho battle of GliEord
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FOR TIE E.Nn,ILREP

~, FOR 7ILE ENQUIRER
The last papers from Richmond have furnished The 90
pie with the long and anXously looked for intelligence
oil the hnai disposition OF the evoked" TaHa least for
the present On reading the ayes aud noes was truly
sorry and disappointed 10 the vote OF the representa-
tive lfom this district (ifax) lent to sustain the excite.
nent productivity what deem the niadmcn of the Soulh
Ahho believe the truths and facts contained i'm MIR
McDuhe late speech The tariff yet cannot sanction
TIC oDduracy OF those members who would not and did NOT,
yield something for The sake Of fe harmony of he cotrv
hat representative from This district should vote ains
peTB reasonable and 'udirous modification of the tariff is
indeed astonishing The vote n think can sa with ahs,4
lutte certainty did not accord with the wishes of Mr. Da
yenPor constituents; and suc in these neros times
would take the liberty, through the medium of the
Enquirer to bring the OF Fineent UifcIe, before
NC people TO represent them Qu hs stcd) ia The next
Congress
Mr. Ntcheris man Of strong natural sense; possessed
oil good Judgment, and in every way as well qualified TO
represent us as any in the dsct;-in fact he is NJ IT,
DhvenPorts superior an eUey respect Witchcr cannot be
cozehed by the lIotspus Of the South from The line of
III, constitutional and patriotic duty. trust that thc con
stuehts oil those seven members OF the Virginia dclcea
non WHO voted against modification Of ie tariff and in
effect, for the dissolution OF c Union will call them 10 an
account Tor the they have inprudrntly pursued
That they may for themselves at Tie bar Of Public
opinion NM is me time for Vrgiuia ioher d,ij, and
Soce ms hdPpy thrice g0TOHs country from The horrors
81 eiUH rUi 4 VOTER.
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deing much afflicted with the
Walk mp TO your office, will ON
0h9s INC through the columns Of
ton tnt sits on Monday last Monday
Convention ola Mems have .fS,y bec,
duccd 20 believe II Convention
ing my eyes over the columns Of Clay
TOOK place at Wesmocaui Court House, sending
the aid convention, and find that
mceting having u Of county
hc, unih short time back and do
young man ~ u, with the exception George ~ LAWS and
tny hte NOT even gwen bin tho honour representing them IN the
Convention but have appointed men ro those oI men IN
~ u purpose OF Keeping The children mis-
chcI' az understood from New York
~ nob alarmed IN Washington in waking
s ~ n'eg ~ bed with them, and another
pu 'o snumns CANDLE that he whining
ulo. " VIC une TIE Convention
power 20 sy 70 you, that IN tho
sor INC oack, wherc this OIL Mons
ou{n ne counties OF Essex King King William aud Ia
% se9tomen om vanous other countless and They
sy hs nue Magician, Won Buren, extremely we'll with
VIC reogc so We'll tbst think II will purevo oc6
el" ,he OHed Stntos, With tho prescription
q - WP.Ise MN out Of thg minds Of the
Iy h,e Sir, that the
~ oloo' WIZ supply themselves with plenty Of mill small
@ oaoeoso understood tho children very In
m consequence Of being able
Wy M E 500 hey snJournod much otherwise
' ''' 'one' rl5ui,ttn, s3r.tyoIs, With respect, -
" JUS not IN our power 10 inform correspondent Of
tne character Of tins holy Que thing seems certain about
~ Wsl scarcely did any representative holy ever have
iewer constituents II viii give Us bowayer fuIi-shcd
ana Ueseasored address against Old Hickory resolu.
TONS enough, and an electoral ticket Tor Messrs
Ciby and Sergeaut-a least The Jefferson Free Press
20 geems 10 assure Every hing IN due form, 40
9eoo' well we Ike the pitt OF Tic Opposition MI
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no TIE EDJrops or. ~,

70 TIE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER
In looking over the Wing Of the 9th
ameotiag of National Republican Ioung Men of J,.drj %
P"oTg to give the sentiments of that and popuos
but as happh TO know something Of
must beg leave to statements IN eir Ai
III Tue nst place. iho meeting not Of
men between 10 aud 41 for know OF them Years Of
agej and the meeting made Of
counted d, the county, nearly correct pnc se,
ssih be- srtc IN saying that there Gth ockson men a.
CURED a CfYfzr or urn,ss-. S'n' gu 10
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we understand that on Saturday, the President nomi
mated John X. Kane, Of Pennsylvania George Camm.
pei OF Iennessce and Thomas NJ Williams of Missis-
spPi TO the Senate Commissioners under the Conven-
Non Tor settling our claims France The nomination
was unanimously confirmed. Mr.. Campbell was former.
~ secretary OF the Treasury, during the administration OF
'. NIdo'sonS ana mr' ilams has been Senator ia
Congress from Mississippi The merits of our fellow 81;
zen Mr. Kane, too well known to require our fri
oh'e. AS lawyer, man of business and a scholar he
rs peculiarly qualified for the station which he an
pointed and the commercial community especially will
ieei every confidence in his ability and zea-Peins,I.
0aHidH ~ '"'''y''
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WITHDRAWAL, or IIDCE TIicvrp

WITHDRAWAL OF JUDGE TUCKER
I've S@ay and patriotic bearing of this gentleman in con-
Senttis 70 two separate reerenccs-one with Col Biz
and another with Mr.. Wels-boh looking TO a conpro-
mise oil their respective professions i'm Congress-
asshewh 'hat the triumph OF pineipe and not individual
aSgrandizcment his controlling incentive W. nccI
scarcely add that his course in this respect elected the
universal admiration of the republican party this quar-
ter-and will be remembered by then Irouobout to
Statc.--Fdyeffe (.1fiss. Monitor
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C04l.sfl .SYc8 TED

CO!l.sfL STCy4 TED
AZ meeting of the Officers Of the 10Th Regiment and
nose attached thereto held at the City Hail. July I2th
Is52-Col George NJ Darlington called to the hair
and Lieut. Geo W. Dixon appointed Secretary.
On motion OF Lieut. Col hyde The committee appointed
nj former meeting TO draft memorial 10 the EegisIa
ture was discharged from the further OF that
duty.
The following preamble and resolutions were then Of
Tered, and unanimously adopted
The present militia system being, By common consent,
admitted TO be totally defective, aud it is fundamental
principle OF oar government, that the defence OF our liz
berries can only be safely rtrused citizen soldiers
Therefore,
|'eS0ced, That II be recommended 10 The several Re-
ei"ienis OF B1gades in the State, send Delegates to
Conven'ion 10 be held in the City Richmond on Mon
day the sth Gay OF October, 1882 suggest 10
Inc next Legislature such system for the militia MS will
render them more useful TO their country and honorable
III the eyes OF their fellow citizens.
ReSGired That thc Commanding Officer of this Regi-
meni, be requested 10 call meeting of the Officers Ia
elect Delegates to said Convention wien he shall deem
cypedent
HF$0fped That The Proceedings OF this meeting he pub
i'Ied IN me Richmond Enquirer and Constitutional Mig
1EeS0Ive, That tlis meeting do adjourn.
g. NJ. CARRINGTCN, Chairman,
GEO. w. DIXON, Secretary.
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RH ESSRS John Williamson and Robert II,iIIiar,sou.
1V1 AXE notice that shall, the 3D. 18th and 9th
dayso September next in the Court house of the coun-
~ OF Charlotte between the hours of sunrise and sunset
take the dispositions of Archibald d. Alexander George
tooers' Joshua T. Crump, James Hamlet, and Thomas
W Cox ami others, TO be read evidence in suit in
Cahcery ana injunction, depending in the Circuit
superior Court Of Law aud Chancery for county OF
Charlotte, wherein plaintiffs and you are deel-
dants. PAUL G. VEN am T.
July 20. 2I~wa,,
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BILLS RETAINED. OR RrJ1crrp

BILLS RETAINED, OR REJECTED
Inc PRESIDENT retained two bills the close the Ses
liyersand the bill providing for the final settlement OF
claims oil States or interest advances TO the L. States
made during the last war"
ihe LIST bill made appropriations for NOR than half a
mutton oil doars-and among the items the ~. Inclli-
penccr "hdppenS 20 remember the following;
Thousand Dorafs VIZ '"' S'''D y Wv 'i"''" ''''' "e''"y
For the improvement, Back Creek cuty Thousand Dollars.
THOUSAND Dollars ~ "
For repYyng Par River, below iehncud Twenty Que
The Back Creek il ono Of those water courses which
The New Fork American lately said contained i'm
The J'Tsf External Improvement Bill of this Session
Getn h's the American was m:staken) it GER
ed two Sessions ago.
congratulate readers the faurc of This bill
II seems that this system Of wild and wantou appropriation
Tor internal Improvement Is about TO be arrcstedAs for
the pttancc Of S2l 000 for tie james River OF
f2o,cC0 which Mr. Clay so anxious 10 allow us--we
can do without it, Our citizens will do the work for them
selves As great Western Improvement sue.
ceeds, the swelling commerce from above will burst
through every barrier 10 the navigation below We shall
nave the sft and the means. TO sweep away every bar
mat Is between Rockets and the Bay.
ne Interest Bill was debated in the H. of Representa-
uvcs on THURSDAY, and very different views taken
H. Mr. Polk OF L. wished TO lay il the next ses-
son. ior more mature consideration lie conteRdcd. that
is bH VIII involve expenditure OF about millions
anu at the appropriations of the session had already
ceededehe estimates OF the Treasury by millions
mr. Seinmes, on the other hand, affirmed that the bill
would not exceed mion-and Mr.. Mercer said that
INC money appropriated Tor Internal improvements fell
mort Oh lhe average appropriations OF preceding sessions
ne b however, passed but The President retained IT,
lie had mol time TO return them with suitable Mics.
sa1e-dh they are, of coSc rejected. lie vii! return
ic at 'c next session when he yyi rive hi. reasons for
not having signed them
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FoR TRE EvoUfREB.
FUH TIT f-NRJINLB
THE BOrETOURT SPRfNGS-SARATOGA &c.
Extract If letter rom Southern gentleman 10 his

EStTcct If letter from Southern gentlemen 10 his
fricnd az This city.
---" Well, AZ last, my Dear l., have reached an
abiding place. Here, iu cushioned chair and a bottle
Of the coolest J. c., with lofty spur Of the Blue Ridge
on one side, and beautiful, velvet unduatng rotptrv
Oh tiIe other, propose that correspondence
which NY 1pd transitions from place 10 place have so
frequently suspended. The Ch0'era though suffice
alarming, id not Tighten sway from Sar,ogo The
truth il, found was no place iOf an invalid ,J moi
there, you know, 10 sport noustichr or iapl,v Az
equpage. went with debili,ated frame dersne.d
system, evercd though palliI check. what ryh NV
desponding spirils-my cobwcb tenure On human he
what was tbs tlnuUou5 tide ti rolled 10 the Boiels
every hour in The day. What did care for he covey Of
splendid adyonurefs and shabby fslonabes hat Guicr.
cd fouDd we spa and pouncc3 like Yirgii's Horpies
upon Tie aee" Varieties Of Character 20 Very ee1 of
Philosophers but lho oclu5n9iiso seldom 81 pogta 70
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The Observation-Disclosures are indebted TO- certain,
gentlemen whose oass have been forwarded to rs for
publication, for certain squbs which they were kind
enough TO aim at us upon the fourth. Never having
heard of such 'le fish" or 'insect," before we knoS
not how to eturrLstem the "homage of our consdera
non. Among thrse Toasters is one John L. Newly of
MhecIins-lo use the words of a distinguished man:
Nv no cares tor the abuse of those for whom you entertain
sort of respeef'2 ' ''
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UD EMEDY FOR DPOPSY =

I'D EMEDY FOB DROPSY.-Tbo Subscribers GgeI n
n a pleasure IN announcing 10 the public HAT they have
IN iheir possession and for sale af cr Apotlrcarv Store
Sing street, Alexandria uied and ibyauale rou,eda
or The above named distressing, and too often fatal dsease
As safe and convenient fiydagoguc its efecty are A.
copousy as an Alternative, 1t restores the equal action of
me VeSse and establishes The tone Of the system and
nefcby secures ne patient from recurrence of attacks
he undersigned uel confident tmi i all cases where bo
will bc sure.
nc confidence VIII which ihc AnG.hydrophc pills
arc recommended, is founded on ez pereuce in cases nj
ready tired and upon the fact Of cr being the result oC
genus founded upon science, and not Of ofnpiricism
Iwcny.iOu Of the pills, in most cosos effect cnrc
Applications from distance must be post paid ABpIi-
c"us will be furnished win the medicine NJ five dollars
box on beIr orwardng tic money, and paying the ex-
pcDsc Of ITS conveyance.
WILLIAM LANPH1EB r. co.
accountability l3 2l--I2t
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~ OIICE-Wiilbe sold at Chesterfield house ON
on lne second Monday III August next (being court
day for cash, negro man named Billy who has becn
committed to jail as runaway Billy is supposed 10 be
iory years OF age-coor, black his right leg has been
DroNe lie says he IS the property of negro trailer
whose name he does not know; his mind appears to be
somewhat deranged Billy is sold under an order of the
Jail fees. F'''s
July 20. [2l-wdl JOHN GooDE. JaiIor.
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"What do you think of the Veto message?" said gem
ueman 81 think much of it," said the other s.You
come to the point said the first, "cvery honest man will
think you do
we puosh the above Tor general use among those per-
sons who may he DESTROYS of giving an opinion but
az yet not prepared for themselves 1t is am exact
expression oil the sennen the mental state of great
nany men.-.N. Y. Jour of Con1 o
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July 20

"a ollCE.--Undersandin that it has been rum,oured
in the country, that ain not in the market for wheat
hereby give notice to my friends the public i'm
erai' that my mills are fully prepared for manulactune
on an extensive scale and that for good wheat
my mills, or at my warehouse The Basin will give as
much IN cash as can be obtained in Richmond.
THOMAS RUTHERFOORD
Richmond, July 20. 2f-6t
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July 20.

ENOR RENT-HUNTERS OLD TAVERN AND
Il FLANTATION.-Thc subscriber will rent that
wen known establishment in Campbell county, 10 miles
below Lynchburg, on the Main Stage Road, and now in
The occupancy OF Capt Scruggs. This establishment is
believed to be inferior the upper country Those
disposed 10 rent will please with the sub.
scriber at buckingham courthouse, Va.
July 20 .[2l-w3w' ROBERT SHAW
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WILLIAM LANPIIIEB r. co.
Alexaudris. Jnlv 49, 2I--I2t

lNH ATCH RACE orcy The central CotYse far &tOO0
lY@ o5idc.-fhe celebrated marc y1risgfO owned bv
Nessfs Joluson and Crg. and ercy horse from Ken.
lucky Composed N bc equal in speed 10 any Soyse in tbs
United 5aies) viii run match over This course az
jne ~ saturday IN august next thousand Yards for
s 1000 aside bail forfeit The forfeit already Deposited IN
BN 70 he order Of hc judges The judges 10 DO selcc,ed
Hon llo h'iyland Jockey Club. The celebrity Of the
&c -osi and y IS supposed will be a great betlps fsrs
"a. SALDENi PiPria'of q lie Central Crfso
''' ''@ y4-N
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THE VETO.

The Pafzans OF the Bank and Of Clay arc again pulling
together IN tho traces We request the readers attention
To- the resolutions passed by the Coalition at Philadelphia
nave never seen tic proceedings VI meeting hch
were more inpassoncd and !bera But it III not all do
pehnsy wanna viii never from the old PARROT We
nave The best authority Tor repeating that the news from
Fennsyvania is most cheering. There is now no doubt
that the Veto VIII not diminish Gen. Us strength out of
the elites Fhe friends OF Tie administration ara expcr,c,l
iohave collnier-meeng in few days in phila,lelplt
the aposacy OF the Phil. Inquirer pledged TO ;e Bank
and deeply in debt to the Bank, may fly olr-but tie
rehnsyyanian Will more Than supply its place. IL is
conducted with great ability and zeal The side of the
Constitution "
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b MP0kIANT-TO Dealers Ia Medicines Pants,
& and Dye Stt.G$.-H. W BAMMAN. WHOLESALE
Druggist No III Maiden Lane, offers for sale at tho
lowest prices exit nsive assortment of articles i'm his
ne and hopes TO give satisfaction those who think il for
their interest TO buy of him Those wishing Ia purchase
viii please give him CALL and ascertain his prices before
leaving their orders elsewhere
n. B.-Ifice Currents sent by ma--All orders will
with despatch
New York, June 90 2Is,
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MARKETS-TmURsDAY, Joiy 10, 1872

MARKETS-THURsDAY, July 10, 1882
WHEA1-Sl l0aI ~.
CASAL FLDUR-oh SIS 50 n Is.
New, q
There little flour arriving demand s vorv anst
SO little has been done lately quotation cannot DO
ratoly. w e'''"' wv
CORN,-scaice, 20 CT. per bushc
torroS,-nonc arriving; good would cor,mnnd Q 10 et,
ToDAcco--iu fair deannd a former auotationa
Common cusrd 81.
Other refused, "a 81
Common passed, 50 5OasI
Mdlhng do 00a 8 50.
Good and fno, 50 a 10.
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FHNO BRICKLAYERS- good To,,roe,,,,.,, oil,
~ ind immediate employment, on liberal wages. by
FWmvillc, Va, July "a q
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DOMESTIC.
SEAT OE ~

GALENA, June 27--An express arrived from Gen At
knson at the head quarters OF Gen. Dodge the news of
which may be knownby reading the following letter from
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~%sfASoesFS% ecute all orders which may be con-
hded TO them SGdiieTs and Harness Makers and
where they prepared TO furnish all articles usually
kept by in their line They think their assori
ment good one and believe the prices and quality will
neither be objected TO-
III Is common TO make many professions to the public on
commencing business The subscribers decline sucb
course They would merely remark that they are con.
scos uelr success depends entirely themselves All
work done their will be by their own hands mr.
NOSE OF experienced and competent wormen under their
own Inspections and all they ask of their friends and the
PhOilc Is lar trial GEORGE MARKHAM
July 90 2jN,yaric
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We understand that the President of the IT, s. would
probably Sc, out yesterday for Tennessee nothng turned
up 10 ealn hun ut ashington He requires some quie
and relaxation, alter the harrasng labours oil this pro
racted session.
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t-t
hecing and Danve not heard from.
Since the BOoks re-Opcncd, OH the 9th inst fhorc
have been taken Richmond 266 Shares
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We have said, that the late is the longest Session of
Congress that has been held Washing ton-but Ses-
sion was held at Philadelphia, which commenced on the
I3th Nov, 1877, and concluded lhe 18Th July I19s