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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-25
Shooting and Fishfn 6
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A COMPLETE Assortment at all times on
"A hand, at w. GOFF'S Grocery and
Variety Store, cad Of Gardeners Wharf, in
Thames street, a few rods south of the Gus
tom House, vss--Superior double and single
barrel Guns, (made by the most approved
London manufacturers) and almost every
article connected with the use Of the Gun
Also, Fishing tackle in all it's variety.
Gentlemen who are not provided with
Guns, are informed, that coed assortment
is kept to Let by tho day, with equipments
necessary for shooting--and Strangers car
receive information a. TO the best places
on the Island for finding tho different kinds
Of game.
TIE Subscriber has made arrangements ir
New York, that will enable him fifrequired,
to furnish any article in the above line, (ex-
pressly to order) ut few hours notice ant
assures those Gentlemen who may pa,ronizt
him, that no cxerton on his part shall b,
wanting to crafty their wishes.
0F Shooting and Fishing Parties can b
| fusnished with Refreshments and Liquors o
tl>e best quality, at short notice.
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NOTICE .

r HEREBY forbid slT pcrsons karbouring
u or trusting my vito Patience on my sc-
count % shall pay no debts OF her ccn,rac'
ting sffer this date. JOHN N. CAkh'
Newport Sept 4, le32.>
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-25

IN HIS opened the store No 03,
corner rofmrket-square, former
~ - ly kept by Benj Marsh, Jr, with
all ikindsofB ROOTS and SIfO ES
- Of the best quality, and on the
most reasonable terms. All kinds Of boots and
shoes will bc manufactured TO order by the best
worhnsn and warranted good. Rips mended
gratis and repairing done at short notice. Also
a quantity Of boots and shoes Of various kinds
and sizes, which can be purchased less than cost,
Iio feels grateful Cor past favors. and solcits q
continuance f,he custom Of his friends aud tho
public.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-25
NOTICE.

THE Subscibcr has during the past week
Il received largo additional supply of
European and Domestic Spring goods OF ev-
esy discription--w which enables him to offer
to customers a very large and elegant as
sortment at prices that cannot fail 10 please.
THOMAS FOWLER, Jr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-25

OUPERFINE. CLOTHS, in Variety, and
~ really Cheap, arc now Opened at
TiLLEY'S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-25
diana, Illinois, and Territory of Michigsn

diana, Illinois. and Territory Of Michigan.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives ofthe United States Of .amsri.
ca In Congress assembled, That the sum Of
twenty thousand dollars be, and the same is
hereby appropriated, for tho purpose OF hold
ing Indian treaties, and Of finally extingush-
ing Indian title. within the State Of Indiana,
and SO mnch Of the lands Of the Potawsiam.
les as lies in the State Of Illinois and Terri
tory Of Michigan.
Approved, July 9, 1882.
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To Let,

ON BsRisters wharf, a convenient tepc.
~ ment for small fsui'y, enquire Of tho
whsrhpRes.
July 2ltk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-09-25

Public, No. 721
AN ACT 70 smsnd an cot s'sislss "As Get for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29
ssODM AUCTION.
NOTICE.
GDlfRSU ANT ton docrcq pronl

I'D RSD AMI tda docres pronounced by thr
" circuit Superior Court OF Inv and Cbuncery
Tor the county Of Amherst. Oh tho lih day ofScR-
toh,bcr, 1879, in the Of tho fros,den Diref.
tors and Company ni'ihe Bank of Virginia, and tEic
President. Directors anil Company Of tho Farmcrs'
Bault Of Virginia. against Richard Harrison, Mao
~ Shelds, John Penn, James s. penlle,on. Rich'd
| Dalts, VIM. Tufper, Henry l.. Davis, Sterling
Claiborne, Red II. BuIi,s, Wn. Morgan in his
own reht and III lfo surviving partner ofJohn NJ.
SHue Is co Chapman johnson. John l. Haynes,
, IiDrnas Adldse, 6,ustayui A Rose, Martin Lori
don, Wm pe;it an Nm MeDanle The I'M.
pers'gned tumnnssoncr appointed for that pur-
pose, will On tho ga day Of January next, upon tins
promises in the sad decree plenoned and at tho
dwelling house OF Richard Harrison, IN the county
Of lehers proceed 10 sell, Al public auction on q
credit OF one and two years, to, cqun portions Of
the purchase money ;ahIns from the purchaser Or
purchasers, notes negotiable and payable at one Of
tho snn,s N L.ynehbutg satisfactorily endorsed,
tie traet ol Loud situate IN tho county Of Amherst,
Wherein The sad Richard Harrison now lives, and
conveyed aud described 10 the decd Of trust Of tbo
2ls "a August 1871 and tlcd IA al lNhiDit IN said
cause. Ash. the following Slaves uaTely Biz
Ben auJ Fanny his @lie, aud her wo cbdran, Ma
~ uia Solomon. Sophia woman, and .cr child
jcorgc, Ja0a and Little Bon, Kinda aud her child
Tbe pgsl tile TO The s,d Lobd VII ue retained vi.
III tbe purchase money il ull,
CHRISTOPHER ASIIf0NY, Com
Nov 81 ft4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29

The pnH sepson seems to have been favorable le
the production OF this valuable vegetable ihe
Galloway ia. oflhia eoIinty, acIeeied seven hon
his crop winch weighed - lbs. 3 oz--twoof tbe
largest weighing lbs Goa--'ihese We call very
large tor tins country bat not to compare to some
described below, raised ~ Genesoo County, IN
\ Yorh
The eienescc I'almef Of the eth u.t, met
tons pots,o lei, 1T ae Office IN @hlch that paper
IS Published by MIR klmball vi henrietta weigh
ny II lbs and continues But our neiRhUot5 at
Panyra have procured one which brute al sta'
80 have ever seen OF leuid Of The Palmyra
Sentinel says, Mr. John Rogers OF this town raised
thc pas, snasan, pntntoo weighing ilis. 10 us
We chaileuse the whole 6cncsco County, To teal
liz. p
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GOOD BARGAINS.

"a VIE subscriber IL determined 10 scii Oh h..
i" Gstis Of n descr F,ons ~ r,riartably low
pticrs Ia assortment 10 general Tho farme.s
arc inrlisd 20 cab aud ec bargains in Wmt,f
Goods md the Indies are invited 10 call and eH
annie ms S,lhs sand other artices In addition a.
bis s'oeh Of Merchandise aud Saddlery, ne keeps
ou hand surlIy Of carryslls, and at present Lo.
. Of 3 sets Mahogany Dining Tables, or Side
boards aad Bureaus, @hicn lao VIII SCH very low
for tie ea5 atdmaay othes astirles too ,edlons {,
mcplinp. RO H. GRAY.
y H...fto1l wages and constant employment
Willie given 10 Il arsl rate Saddle hand, and also
to GOOD Shop and Harness hand RIG
Nov. 80 Is
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saAtsdsalAdn s1S.

MARRIED, On Thursday evening, the .5ih
inr. by tn RI ~. Bishop WhlIe, JAMES VI.
WILCOX E,q of Virginia. TO Mlsa MARY
ANN SHIELDS, Only daughter oi Joao 4 LafS5
NJ d. Vi FnuIaiord, Pa
--------. On the 3 i.s by David p, Reamer, esq
mr JJ,tpt Rafkcr 10 Miss Wnrihe Patlr' Also
al tho samo t,lne aud place, Ms R1tate HcceeS ID
Miss Ei-u1eih Hlrlet- also, al the sumo time
and pinee, M Jlaas Ptm1@ to Miss llL-a3eA
iayhsr, al Vi Sea Hanover, Burlington coan,y
What tefliJie inc aolons tho haIhe,s and Pun
kcIs
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OBITUARY..

ItLccotoes my painful and melancholy euiy to
announce 10 Re public, the intelligence ot the death
Of Mrs ELIZABETH MARTIN, the interest.
M, inrelIigen, and amiabo consoa Of Captain
G,orgc " Martin, and daughter Of Thounns Star,
ling. Goo Of Henry. She died Of consumption :
aud numbers he fourth % that excecn, family Nlio
hive, within tue las, eight OF nlno years, fallen a
victim 10 Ills relentless ard obstinate disease.
How unfoiona,c--how luncntable The destiny ;
Why had Il not been o'hcrSisy WHY 20 .hcs-
rabc. thy judgments, Oh %alHc}-Why eofc' as
it were, with one sweep }euC OF thy creation, 20
lastly and so cu,inen,y meriting The prise and
a.mn aioa Of tbs world : But, lhahk I.agen,
they have oil gone prepared Thur bo"Is VIZ
flied v lh glory, sul abin.alng erilcucus @ofe
giyca Of the happy cheering situation Of It's III
mortal principle the spark Of ehs,al brightness,
eternal IN Heaven MI. Elj.abelh Martin bad
ust ,eechod the meridian Of he aad fus the lasl
fifteen months had rofne wth Christian res enttion
tie gradual decay Of her system rldef he wasting
influence OF ~ ncsoratie dscHaf ROMEO,
plED Of The prevailing epidemic IN the ID ht.
on boalj TIC steamboat Express, on lis way iton'
Louisville 10 s, I0u., LieGt. Gal VILLA NJ
NcnEA, ofthc 2d Ee2t. {. S. Artillery, aged 81
yrars, upwards DIAL of@hieh had baen passe1 IL
the ssrylc. OF MS county,
-, at Gov inc'on, (ioni3ana,4 Dr. JAMES
EWELI., amhorof The Medical Cnnp7e'on,
sc. recently Of New O,irars, !orlles!y 81 Wfsi-
lnston Cfy
49,, after n short i'ncvs. ou ii.e .rcughr oftie
9th inI. MIS-. FANNY ". NQHLI%, csaaai,
of Cart. BRYAN W Nov ia n lis tfsalcGce, mem
Erool;neal, Compbc!l county In t4e 95'h yeat OF
hel are Ms. y. bad ns.c.iit', u be'joi adst0
..J If "A d,
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L Nteytain.Ment.

VHVHL ,ubscrher has opened I,oafo Of Enlrr.
n toinmeu, tttbe larse Rs',i tiousc on the hi
al The west erd ~ lhe town. oI Salem BoicIoi, VI,
ut the asn al tho Golden :.cti 49, r1.ueclfully 4,
heats The patronage ot hs friends and the publ,
generally llts t,Jle ahiiIi BIZ Furnished with ia goot
Al The nslsh lorloe1 vii afford, ard his Stable,
Will be Weil furnished ~lh pft"endeY and fra
g1Ic Ostief. i1t:IGA X (. GROWN.
taitn NOV 10 w6w
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EW FALL AIsIeTVALS.v

y 'ihe saascfltsi I, mao receiving aud opening
his .'a, Supply e: Medicines, Drugs, Oils, Paints
nyc>ltidS5, and oyeWoods ground and in Sticks,
" mes Soar, Window Glass, per'unc,y, SnuIs,
-eee-s l''ishos. Shop i'arn1usc, Nsnis!,e> Farhy
-i'o.4, T'.r,, AIoissses, Rae, Ginger. Pepper, Ait
slr,, Etdft. surgeons, Ob.teirita and Dental In
,.t"nclS,. w'i, niaay ohr articles not mentioned,
UiorraB'ed y,.-e and trrst Of Tie 4a0ss Superior
quau.g, pAty cfihr atiees eyt ef ai4ecs uTortf-
iiru sn 81 Lasacc s,trIasc, IN the Giles uf Des-
tori; LScw York, .hiiade,psia a,l Baltimore, with
the cle1t9 rarc md ~ .lc lonest Cash ly,cts My
f.icr.Js, customers, "ta tic public are very cdr.
Mostly invited To cal! sa'c they purchase; aud sup
Ply then selves with eini' e;f,eies by Wholesale OF
rclalI NJ tic i's.I rel: II lsicta.
Nc. u az iE'WE1. rAglEs.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALi,.

AZ III. be Yl1, or Thursday tic Oh dag ~
w December, nj tbe residences OF Tho nre Ar
Jorson n. Wadiil'. oil TIC Household and Kiie.ldn
Furniture and Plantation Utensils, rl.o stock Of
Horses, Cattle aud H., the crop Of Com Oats.
Fodder. Sc, and ono ofigo Sezfots belonging IA
tho estate Of sand WadIbI. Tclips pshe know,
on Tue day oisac.
JAMES sAcsbEEs, Aim
Nov - guf
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NOTICE.

u AN about To nnoYo from Lynclburg--.l lsAvb
- my professional ehet gcinehts to be condmca1d
by Massr4. John Wills and Charles l.. SlosbySv-
In taking leosc Of my clients, buye only TO say
that ths gentlemen To whom ] have coofded the,r
business, need nc further recommendation Of mid
than the assuransolbst 10 know ihrm, is 10 approwf
them. JOHN D. UkQUHART
Nov - at,f
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Tyler - ~
presea majority Tor Jackson a2,c67 and seven
s,,;f,,ics TO be heard itonl
f,saetasstlr-Th following is the vote Of
Massachusetts,, nearly complete
70, cay. $1,000
r,r Jackson l5 600
Cor Antl.Masonis li,70o
,|,ass4-Thc ...r.inn tool, place ii, Vernon
~, he le.h ius.. In litowrs tlercsuit Gas
Far tte Clay tickel, llA
j,ej.sonl ct 10:
Wirt ticket G.i6
T4His6rga.--5Ve have received 70 cc'urn, from
tbs State, except from the city of Srw orlear
where it, Will be seen, the vote was very smili-in
consequence, NC presume Of the cslanties with
which i, las been vhi!ei Tie voie stood thus =:
llc,,,n 5:3, Clay 3TT5.
OiD.--9 ijcial retar3s have beer received ffon1
dis ST., vhiaA exhibit the follow ng result
Eos Jackson Sl,?;5
For Clay 1859
Jacksoa's m ,iorl,y 4T61
f.;idrer,-M ajo. Bannet,, Jne!,s,n,) has been
tiactcd Governor o, this STATE. A. Nuldain,
Isl ut present A Senator ~ Congress, by ma ier-
,ty OF 81 yotes-Mr Mligaa, The Clay cardda,
~ the H. r. has been elected by majorty Of ii',
sAI the Clay Electors rs an average majority Of
IS, Strength Of part-s, on joint ballot IN The
Ssa:e Legislature, is sa:d to be 81 or Clay and .
10Y Jackson
N4rgtind-T The particular rcturos fiom al the
col,es say Niles 5 l,es ster) no; yet received,
ha,thc general rosu, Is known. Tic vote Of this
State will DC : for ClaY, AMI 3 for Jackson, "With
rcicrcnco to the election in this State, (Ndis Mr.
Eil 81 We do not see am IA giving details be-
cau,o Tie strength otpagtes eaunoi be shown by
Them IN ,ac Is. district cntlieG 10 electors t c
majority Tor the Clay candidates " as abon 5000
ii tha . district, {, cerors) the Jackson majority
was rTT--in the 81 district, Gao Cay opposition
oas eleetor, in the 4lh, having :, electors, the Clay
NJ orty is 3 or doc. The question as 20 the Pres
i,oa;y heiae deci@qi. anu well knoen bc!ore lie
eoc,on in Maryland took place, dumped the ar n'
Ct o)ih pasles except IN two Of the countss
inwAeh victory was tan,cndcd for, usual. l.
,A.rs, there was no regular opposition, excite
mcntn
hca.nea g--The lieal returns have not set
reached Us from Kentucky but il Is esocrtaiaet
that Mr.. Clay majority viii exceed 6o92.
Ncrfb CaroiiH0.-Gfieial returns from this STATE
STOW the following result:
For Jackson and Van Rnren 2i,0oT
Fof Jackson AMI Brr',o;r, . a55
Fu Clay and Sergeant !,3n5
We havs IT few scanrlrn- returns from Ah.aa.
ina, Mississippi Illinois and Missouri, which II !.
Unnecessary to publish as in all Of ,ho>e States il
j; certain tha, the Jackson aad Van . IN ,cle
as sacccaicd
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LYNCIlBuEG AND LEX.NGTOes TURN
PIKE

The section ofibis importan' road, from Lynch
bur; to thp iaat OF tie Canal IS now under con
tract, md from the well-known energy oi the con.
tractor, it viii De speedily completed Then, VIZ
SINH have a continuous line Of communication
FROM Richmond to the OHIO river, turnpi6cJ the
whole distance from the last named point 10 this
place, wiki the exception OF tho toa path of the
Cona winch the state Is already pledged to widen
md Improve. The suhjoined Memorial 20 the Lc-
gslntnrc which NH he circulated for signatures in
this and the nelshborinS counties, is deslgaeJ 10
hasten the action ofihc Legislature on this sub ect,
aud to procure AN carly redemption Of the pledge
gwen by thai body, nta former session. The -
cessity ofth,s work, well as It's advantages, ure
so fully Sc, forth IN the Memorial. that my remarks
from us, 10 show the suspicious influence which II
must exert the prosperity OF tits place, as well
as the convenience which it offers ~ the entire sec
ton Of country through and in the nc shborhoed Of
which it viii pass, would be supcriuons We will
barely express hope that gentlemen TO whom co
pies m0y be sen, will procure signatures 10 The Me
mortal, without delay.
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IlUaIORS.

The Wellington Correspondent Of the y. !.
lofha, Of Conlmetee a.ludes to ruuors which,
lowascr he has been unable to trace TO an anthem
tic source, nfoat in that city, relative to new or
gani2aton oithc CDbinei. " The mos, feasible is
one which is 10 prru,de for Mr. Wilkins Of Penn
Sylyania in ca C he shall decline his nomination
for Vice President, in favor OF Van Buren, Mr.
Wilkins and Mr.. Dallas will both rcc,yo offices
t'n Gen. Jackson before the let Of June ncx., or
VIC have IN ,.ahon the figures or iiie horoscope.
they have performed their par, oi tac contract, "a;
'e,a,
1t is also runored, we learn from the same
source, that Mr.. Ilayne is to hs appointed Cover
nor OF South Carolina. in placo Of Ho,spur Ham
II,on, whose constitutional term will expire during
the prcsen, session of the Legislature osha; STATE
aud ii is Intimatcd tina, Mr.. Calhoun viii be elect
cd TO the Senate as the succcsso. If Mr. Ilavnc.
The new Vice Presiden, will .e in bo, water Hike
4 Dear, chained to Me stake continually eoadod,
without the power OF resistance, by The giants o.,he
uody over whom he will preside. We suspect
Here Will be considerable demand .or a President
'l the Senate Yro lem during the next 'our years.
Ihc Baltlnore Patriot says, tha, y,alors were
quite current in the city that John Quincy Adams
was TO be appointed Secretary of State, in place Of
mr L'VinSs on, who goes DAT as Minister to
France " il was farther added tia, MIR Van Blu.
'eh favored this project, and had already sugges-
"'ihe propficty of naming Mr. Adams for the next
ffosidpncy, as, under his broad Natona. Banner,
- l'ltt'es nigh, uaie." We shalt believe this,
t''cR ne see IL.
another ruihor is, tina, Mr.. Barry is 10 resign
ps' Office OF Postmaster Gcuera md 10 receive
'''ne other appointment and .tat Co. Richard N
Johnson is 10 succeed him as head Of The Hus Office
epa'mcnNwhch is quite probable,
'"'s'o" AT meeting hell in Pnncfseep-
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James Rue and haao 5Aa LProreas Il
may W. We, asain to reta,ad our readers that the
charter oi tie Jam.s River ard KpnaWlla company
vii be forfolt. On the - MONDAY OF December il
Tie requisite quantity Q: stock Shall not be at .hai
time subscribed for Such Of or citizens Therefore.
IS intend to aid in this scheme, should DO scat once
A few shares have bsen taken N his place,
and the book are eth open, at the counting oooi
Of Icssra. lImcoek and bfo&n.
The Lcwlsburg h!e@i.anian Of the I'D inst
snys 400 shares have a.cn taken by tbe citizens Of
Homoc county and 1t anticipated thatlhe su5scsii
ton in Greeubg.cr would be cousid..aty increased
on the succeeding cJnt-day.
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North Cnroltno.--The Legislature Of North Car
DINA con, enfd Il, Ralsgh On tie 18th inst In the
Senate WIN. d. MoseIy, Esq. of Lenoir, was elrcs-
ed Speaker on the u ballot and in the House Of
Commons, Louis D. Henry, Esq. Of Fayetteville,
was elected on the ,he Ist ballot. TIE Message Of
Gov. Stokes is commercially brief and what is
better still, is confined almost exclusively to State
affairs. His only alluson to national politics is
tanned in the following patriotic sentiment;
al is no, to be denied nor disguised from our
selves S,at the measures recommended by an eXcil-
cd portion Of the Southern people, If persisted in,
must have a tendency 10 weaken the ties which
have heretofore s. happily united us together as n
nation Whatever may be the issue this stag
gle, rejoice that the people Of North Carolina have
wisely avoided any interference calculated 10 DIS
urb the public tranquility. II IS IN vain that we
look for perfection in any human institutions. An
overriding Providence las ordained il TO b" other
" Sc But SO far as we have been taught, by tn
experience Of nearly fifty years, under oa7 prs srn'
form of 20 ve,nmrn VIC have had ieason to hc sat.
isicd with il aud i. is hoped tha, We shall cling Ia
the Union of the States as nov Connected, without
odycnturIng upon hazardot's experiments Ia ct,ll.
the terms Of that connexon."
Trouble in Tie WgrGm--The Augusta Con
riere Nov 10, says, tina, Mr. Forsyth and 2G OH
or members of the Convention nowsntpg in t.tor-
ga scccdedo on Fiid..v lAfer~6Nys ta,ry Sc,
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,ys.Iii3UI.. NOV. 20, 1882.
,,,,ESiDENriAL ELECTION,
VIRGINIA

". arc not yet able to furnish tic entire vote of
=, .,,,;. ple following arc the ONLY counties
i, ri ion, which have not been heretofore report
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ccling ore opposed to NaJifc1,inn, Hoy many

ttulTG UFV uY1IUs4u % NesIlHtl1NFI, IIuN HuH!
members were left
r The Philadelphia Inquirer, q, tie Nth inst.
says" Col. J. w. Webb and c,en. Diff Green,
who have been in Ii is city for some days were to
leave here lhis2morning for New Yolk. Whe'
can be in the wind Have Hoispur and Harry
Percy buried their fcuds Orshas the United
Sates BANK summoned them TO Philadelphia 10
oseanizo its band uf assassns I We wonder tho
Gloilo and Enquirer have not scented on, some
tdns Ike reason or murder in this movement,
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l.ireen s.cy ssus Il .iay ssh,as, IN s4s k'i.if

s.cy ssusir' II sialy Ytsa,sl in .l.As Hfli:i
couzsc, even ny ~ sp.qndid orb aroani whiol i.y
rovo.w@--ahi Which, in truth possesses. as nsay
principles 81 rspu.s,on ~ our TASTE ns IS attraction
% lh,, ofoef Danye ae.sl,bors. =" ~ gnaitas
de.-1he term f" winnie hog" which we pref zetl
IN the word = so,elliie,9 was ROT used by IN sv.
eauso of its elegance ~ much M BECAUSE, ham
one OF ihu legitimate bttnt hes Of Jackson tefelu,e
We imagined We co4iJ not better peesu ono O. II
! thorough. gong supporters thanby tie application
to him OF a term whieh lhe party generally afHt.
PIRATE to themsclves with aueh pppaen, deiisi'
Right glad shall we be, Il tho "reapeetabIo nants
which we have given 10 our nclgaborl, shall b
i tto means of enlarsrg their income ], would
afford great pleasure 10 those senll. men. So
vorally and collectively prospecting III IN. baskt
! and IN their store" Or temntts, which seen II
have reused their bile sonew whit, assure them,
were NO, dictated by any III feeling In rcla'ion 10
Judge Barbour, they were simply designed To sliow
the state Of pubIs opinion in relation 10 his with
drawai and il was accessory, IN order 10 do tins,
to mention tho poitica! character Of the papers from
which We qnotcdln the other case, il was dtsi n.
! cd TO account for the Increased majority Of Gen
Jackson in Pittsylyanio, 10y sitting causes which
might have operated 10 produce THO result, inde-
pendontly of the Vote" to winch tho Reporter
had ascribed his greater popularity nov than IN
| 1923. We cannot perceive that any thing Winch
The Reporter has said on these points requtcs It,
ply--and AZ for the rest, We have no disposition lie
| engage Ia awos Of ,c1s4s.
Conscience The Washington o'lnha, OF The
Gath INST contains noto from the Secretary o.do
Treasury, acknowledging tho reeeipi Of 900
transmitted anonymously by tho mail from lhila
dclphia, = 70, duties so1ds MOI bslo,e accounted
fer
FIFE IN RICHMOND J. We learn In. IL.
extensive Tobacco Manulaetory otSomueI Mye's
t3q. OF Richmond, was destroyed By fire or Saiaf-
day nigh, last Loss estimated at tsous 200 900,
OF which sG0,o oO were insured
| ~ The flolstoin Conference Of the Meiholia
Epls olsi Church ret at Wyhe courthouse On
tho 18th, and closed It's season Oh The 2lst Bah
op Emery presided.
! sn' The MENTORS OF Congress afe Hooking 10
| Wa,hingioa Mcssrs. Claiborne Of Va, Newman
of Geo Arnold and Polk Of Tenn, and KING,
Clay and Matd,a Of Alabama, have passed through
his place
II Tho Richmond Enquirer epenfs OF " the
man who figaed the two Vctoes,' We hope II
does not uesn to nsinaate that tho man who siSn-
] I'd Did moi criks thrm
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