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BALTIMORE RACES.

~. r,c.. ov.r A.. e....-.s 60 -.
nsnrcA on TUESDAY ths as,sA nh. a.d ver,
c,--,~roo.Iv and f,.h,-,-hs~ -ss..a-E -.
are -. x.. . .v.s,--sslI. - -. -
|trsBcs 600, half fcrfeit-ssven yubscribers;
foor pakd forfsit-threc started. Tho follow
inG IL the result;
Col. w. n. John.ou,s b. q. Her. Ci;,.If
J. g. Craiw ana p. P. Corbios m
siIy PEssas
ss.Sel w. sni,h,. q. n. q -a.k. ! A.
Tine Isl heat I'm. A.. 90 h..,S- a..
vsu TEE ,ree., &C
n LsI;<,' c. two-mii. 800. ...x,-a
]. G. Cr.iux B. ~. J;r~;.i. T.-ir- \
DIR. Charlcs Duvalis * N -
W1lfinson q
J. N. Seldens Sbvi.~ Hsu an. Az
rime--lst heat 4n. 36s--sd he.t I'm. sa.-
I'D heat Am. IS.
st.Les. i95o eptrsnc.. = ssoo ..sI.S Y.
ths proprietor, four mile heats. threc ,tart.
Cd, viz:
Cod: w. =. Johnson's eh. b. .s.drrs I I
n ~. =. sesaens en-. .. SpsyressA@sak .
T;ms-i.s heat sm 3. % ~, O. W.
ru,pn NV tn. -. Gun
asoo' three nile heat, VA. Inn Son ~. purse s
IN two heats, by Mr.. Jas. Heth's ch. m. A.
nffis, heating Mr.. scldcn's Oh. IN. z4fsi.s, Mr..
LUZ ooso1sn = en- n. h'kses' ana MP. Buffers
Tims~is, h.., Ga, O. o. h, =.
LAST DAy-rh,. Az A.. -. -.
tod with the Jockey club BUR- ~ aiooo
four mile heats. which resulted .. follows:
Mr.. Badgers b. b. Flying DsfeAmsn,
by John Richards, years old, I 2 I
Ar , Cosons .. n. .ssa.fer' BY Z
cnpss, year, old, 3 2
Marylander, 4 years old, - >
Mr.. Seldom en-. b: sParrowhawk,
y sr Cns a., s . year, Old } DR..
ID be., an ' 'A'' $50 neat Gun. Is
sparro~hawk received m injury IN On. a,
prevented him nom running for the third.
THE WEATHER.
w., H.. .s 'vNs :: :,
va. - ':eIs Wasn s',gas ,ai'
-. 49, ~ - .n.s Guy ON Weanesdey
g, 80 on1 "or'e-~ess ysoas
~. -. s.PsuIe .lco nave pre-
49, se.Is "e i.ss Two oays. Ger.
-" pIssAs eose y sne ensraeter o.
the mrs. Gays o. spring than the open
PRoyIDENcE, r. ]. MAY 90.
The weather has been so cold for
several days past that we are credibly
,nformed that large numbers Of Swai.
is I'VE, ana Hed Robins have been found
eeiIIed 20 death. In some instances,
.: asa i0snu nearly exhausted. snima-
ZION mas oesn restored by carrying them
S!o'e NORM 90 fhe 24fh Of Asy.-
y. ws T resan ..o% IN Albany paper that
C...L:,i a. ..s. sno~ Ieh on the
- . ";.n. 1917; mJon'a'ns % me depth Of ak
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Treaty sOith tie Seninoies.-Ths
treaty e0nclutled by Col. Gsdsden with
the Seminole Indians, on the 9th cit. as
PayRe's Landing, provides for the re-
hnqaishmment by that tribe Of all
their IsBds in Florida 70 the Unitsd
States, and their remevsl west Of the
Mississippi.
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THE WEATHER.

bALTIMonE, JUNR J.,
We learn that there was slight fall
Of seetc U this city on Wednesday
night. The strong north-w syinds
and low temperature which have pre-
vailed during the last two days, GER
tainly partake more Of che character Of
the first days Of spring than the open
ing Of summer. -.1merican
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More OaGsrage.-We have seen, says
the fredericksburg Arena, letters from
Washington, which give an account Of
another disgrsceful g9mV, between two
members Of Congress. NJ. Plummer,
OF mississippi. taking offence ct some
remarks Of Ar. Slade, q Vermeas.
made in debate on the case Of the Wis
easset collector, upon meeting him,
spit in his face, ard airing his vocabu
larry Of blaekguAriism, applied Q few
Of the choicest OppSobFioas epithets,
and then placed his hand in his bosom,
as u Tor the puFpOae Of being resdy
70 use arms Of sOme description. Dir.
Slade passed on.
The above is fully confirmed BY va
rious aeesants.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

bAFCADAfs JuFE =.
in he Senate, the Fssolatioa sasred
by hr' benton yesterday, calling (og
TOE monlhly returns Of the u. stalss
Bank ioy The nonths Of April and Alsv.
was taken W. snd agreed 10. NJ. nj,
Ias presented = menoSiai from shscisi.
1ens ef Philadelphia, ramsassrssico
against the faEiG sehtme Of Tie re-
sury Department whish uas laid on
'ss table. The Senate then preceded
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The Lyehburg Virsinian states that
the Stockholders in the Ly nchburg and
New River Rail. Road Company, at a
mseting held on Saturday the 26th ult.
IN that place, determined BY q vote Of
1919 to lO25, 20 sasrender their char
ter. The object 10 20 unite in the new
James River scheme.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-06-07

The Senate, after acting upon a "a.
T'e'y Of unimportant local subjects,
resumed the consideration Of the u.
States Bank bill, and after discussion.
sod the presentation Of various amend.
ments 70 the bill, the Senate adiougnei.
The House Of Representative, shogt.
y alter going into session, proceeded
again % the consideration Of the bin
lrom the Committes Of Ways and
Mea9s reported by sc. AIeDuiie, in
Telation to che Tariff, and the remain.
DER Of the day wss Ocsepisd in dasul.
tory debate thereon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05
TRISI SALE.

gpY ,iftue Of tvs decd executed by William
- A Gambler 70 the subscriber and Jas d
Gambler, BEARING date the e'ih NOV ls29, ana re,
corded IN the Clerks office Of the County Court oi
rapnlfu and for purposes therein mentioned tn
s,lserber as acting trustee, VIII proceed to seby
,y Of u1hlic auction on tire premises for ready NO
aeF.aat IA. Iga, day alNnch 1882 the following
traaLs Of land lfIneIu Tn County Camp1eIIio"a
one ,rart containing y arc be the same more or.
l.ss Formerly conveyed by james { andler n i.lza-
bedl lls wife to William 4. GaudIer-nIso anoJ'-
ar tact containing 20 acrrs. b the same mon 81
loss. lving on tn north side Of the Richmond Road
IN tha County Of Camrb.ll--also tn toIlo"ns
personal property to VT. ail the creP of corn, tod.
dsr and oa,s. ) heal ofeattIe, 4 hogs. t'oti.-
,r beds. cheucy bgr.m. . Walnut tables
Poplar tah.-pine eubhourd, doz chairs g.
The title IS believed toba unquesuonahIe be' TN
subscriber Will ron,eY tnthr purchasers only such
title as IS vested ia him bY f.ue 9th ,ust decd
aforesaid ! Y RiaQGE. artHs trus'e".
Feb Is I'm
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E.NEE3g&TAENAE ENT.

T8lllE suhsc,ln'r hus commenced krtpinra house
49, II Public Entertainment IL Lynchbury, at III,
web known stand on Yam St',r, near ihe Mork,i
Hoasr. mtrv occupied tr Mrs. Mary Lew,l
In. Hemvitt~ his trieut4 and ,he public to give
INN call, hoping by hy u.wearitd eAcrylons to
accommodate them. to ny, thom entire satisfaction
lis stable Is Lugt and eommolou~ md attended by
trasry hosrlcr HIS house is p1tergong repair
chat VIII reudsr il comfortable and couycnieot,
His charges VIII be as roderut. ITS .hr cirounstat-
ees ot the tunes viii admit
JOSEPH {. IIENURICK.
Jan q. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

Lynrhburg, 18th February, 1882 {
The parties in this cause will taksnotice, that
have appointed Friday the thirteenth day of March
next TO commence the accounts directed by the fore
gong order of court, on which day, at the hour of
nne o'clock IN the morning, they are required to
attend at my office in this town with their accounts
vouchers and copies of court papers, prepared for
examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH, C.
February % w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

GER JOHN llcEElNOLDS-takc notice,
VIZ thai shall on the first Monday in April
next, at the Court House Of Gamphc County, Viz
ginia, proceed to take the DISPOSITIONS Of Elisha
Collins, and others and Ion the succeeding Satnr-
day at the Court House of Campbc! County, Va
Of Thomas II Franklin, and others. to be read rs
evidence In the chane,ry suit depending N the
County Court of Campbell, in which am comlia'-
u.ut and you aud others uedctrndants
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Feb ~ Nv
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VENaH Commonwealth Of Virginia rotas s..aa

VHNIE Commonwealth Of Virginia t,d, ~4,ri
N ii County. Grleuug y a.r,a,
Nicholas Harrison trustee for the lndrnafgs..oa
of john Il Smith and huus,f as securities Tor
jamie Duuoston, Admr of Walter Dquaotaa.
deceased for the hclrs at law and Distributes eli
Walter Huntington deceased fer the creditors OF
James and Walter Duuuagtoo. and tar lam.s
Huntington, under an agreement Of the lin IN
gust 1879 ofrreo-a in The Uosungs Cour, of
Lynchbmg, al Superior Court of Lew. held for
Campbell county, on lie day Of .pramber.
ls2I by the iul rnIcut ,r 1h,t Gourt rer5ys-.I q.
Caiust Joseph Buudrant The sum Of ~2l5 qi cents
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Fnlafr,art -

"a igSfsi&sA at Circuit Superior
o Gouri q law aol ..Apnrcrg, continued end
had Tor thc town # IHnehbWc, II II, Conrt-houe,
in the sand town on ii IHlh dry Of January, 1892,
sitting Court of Chaurcry.
Magh Anthony and Amelia his wife, Hts
G$aiua
Augustine Lcft"ch, acting Executor Of Thomas
Le0wch, dee.d Iomcs Lcitwieh William Lett
wich james Anderson, Alexander Lettn lch, So
PIMA Dobyns, joe LcttwIcI James Brown and
Cathariue his VII, Joshua Brown and Giucy lis
w.ir, and Thomas Lcflweh, AN infant by thc
said Augustine L,tVch, specially assigned lis
guardian, Hett>.
This cause came on this day to he heard pursn-
not to the reservation contained IN tie decree rfo-
unced thereon on the 10Th day of October. Isl
on the papers formerly read and sundry atl'djats
and exhibits since filed and WAS argued by ,run-
sci On consideration whereof the court doth re
commit TO Commissioner Beaa9h, the reports made
by linn Ia this cause pursuant 10 the orders OF the
lshday Of May. lo20, and the , It'll day of May
la23, and doth arrl ti,a he taxi account OF the
land r,laa Porter Mountain, ALLEGED N the sand
a.r ol.sto have been d by tn Defendant IN
e1Stuic L.ttwieh also an account ofthe interest Of
the Plaintiff Amelia, in her fathers estate, prefer
mit.d n the former settlement also, an account of
the sum Of money received by the SAID Defendant
Augustine Lettwichot David Saunders, as set forth
IN the ailidasis of the sad David Saunders and
William Green also an account of tn hires ofthe
trust slaves, also pretcrmitted in the former settle
ment; and the said Commissioner is directed to
examine state and settle the same and make report
Thereof to the court with ony matters specially sta
ted, thoashtperttnet by himself or required by the
parties to be 50 stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05

r WISH two black Boys as Strikers in nv
-. shopiu ibis place As nothing Is done mi
shop but Coach work nbtNtdeseupuan. owners
oibogs designing 20 bind tlem o0t to trades woalI
do well early to embrace tbs opportunity.
LEROY >aIAIS Ar
d, -JG
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DO NEySVFG GOODS.

A NEORGE CAREY, corner of Baltimore and
~ Charles Streets, Baltimore, has for sale ge-
neral assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS, con-
slstinS IN part of WALrHAM, APPLETON, Low
ELL, HAMlLToN, NASHUA, EXETER, Avery. and
plrTsFtELD MANUFACTURES (which will
be sold on favorable terms by the package or piece
B2lmorr Fc5raar~ 8 Ban
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PoErICAL.
srANzAs -tfom ae Aratss.


SrANzAS PROM D.c iratie
gricht. bright is the eye fthe wild ga1cile,
Aud her footsteps feet andfrce
Ana white IS TIE pcarl when is native vel
Mirrors the husnof the coral ben
Onths pomogran'ie teei
Ru know, know of a h shicr oye.
pfa STEP more graceful tre-
pfabrow Ike tn pearl N It's purity
ola iip q a decpsr coral tiye
Than ihc rich pan granite hre'
yI.r lprks ar the purple cloud II morn
When their fold, il,o tansr, float
And h,r soil celestial ya.re As h7n
ASrwcre Of IN Rug,st, n",s=
IIer sleep is tbe calm ofa hl#a.i.ft' rose
Tbc re-, OF lonely 'sa's
Whenthe .eaves arr luiltl ia tn ,eht that NV
Rom the mellow skies above
We sat l,y the fopnt attn evening lose.
Tbs ar VS. softly trjsh,-.
Aud a WHISPERED dream from IT, wave f.p1.f
slni1 IN IA. err ofn.tH
srsst. tee.s. sud - lhe fluntan.s d'#am.
les..t.- 7as tias sHf lHIilr s75'#=-
- VEN '.44.-. and ny ri AL .fs'.
.t#..l.. s..a aal NOR, Al ply blss
Il. 4aa.la. q .i'os, eyes q. tl4sue
sli 80 ~ Do antelope
ENa.aA - = H ualv eid5
.ea.a ~ sr b.m. d.leas IN the f'aaenf
-
~. ~ h#s-a -. hop.
f.l.t'-- uud.n OIL Wider ST.
.a,.. 90. s. efnH spat b..
#4+=- #t..# tsHt htfi a3ld. {Ire mIu, hHih SIT
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I4angilornes .,ills

In HE corp0ratt0n Of Lgacitary.
va H. L." IN readn.,s 10, a.. ree,tt..o
w Of Wheat hy IN 20 OF :. ".
vail give thr hignss' { 81 pm. { at =
II preferred, a barrel f sue hre lleer "a .s,s
the iachmond INSPECTION, ior ee,h Il, ana =
half rfush L..
hn'r NI!ls are SITUATED on tbe haer ~
Ri * Wa'er Cteek ju.. above III, | 81 b.. 49,.
In" creek beng a,ephle, viii emit af.aaas
delivering aud receiving IL. ir !, ats hn..oar
OF the Mil, ana tslug Drt very dsia tom
ihe business part OF town. fomars g. Win.
ont mucb Inconvenience gnG d,Ls Htpra In
the discharge vi tbelf aggons.
W" solicit an interview y m the grove, an
s. llers VI Wheat. before TIN, n,sk dlna,l
Of IT, NJ. n II. 6. LANGHORkE
n. B. Srr'aot- charged with o.. f,.Nafy
OF wheat viii he promptly attended u, AID II.
missed WITH all possible despatch
N. & u. l..
Jnl, H. -
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HORSE BILLS

NEATLY EXECUTED WITH NEW AND
ELEGANT CUTS At THIS QFFICE
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Burin1w h. times are altered gute
o. Reformation rate
This mndsn den of thieves, 10 niaat
Eecumes holSc Of prayer
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SEfsSODE..

N,wCilasgnV Frh.I3
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Mondqy, Et5 27--On motion of Mr. McCue,
leave was given to bring in a bdl to amend an act
incorporating tho Stauuton md potonec Rail
Road Company
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Respectfully, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-06

stranger 10 any Of my countymen, after residence among
them for some twenty years. il is surely late this
day, TO seek personal introduction.
Sfy original intention, Fellow Citizens is changed
dsappovo OF all eiectioneerng The duties Of the sta
ton to which aspire aduous and important 10 adj
init OF recommending myself for il i'm any way the an
polntmen should be conferred by your and unbiased
suifrages Consistently, therefore, with my notions OF
propney cannot court your favor and to attempt
by arts which practised before every
ing man might detect the sehncss hypocrisy of my
views and conduct. Let me- then, preserve the same
habits and department to which have been
hithero neither affecting unwontcd reserve on the one
other Mine has heretofore been life OF retirement un-
less when duty called me TO the busy haunts of
(no from any want OF due respect for my countrvmen-
and Of this put myself upon the country-buN becais,
my professional and domestic combined with
natural bent of inclination have usually held me in con-
fnement.
Deeming, however, that il your right 10 be ascertain
ed oil my political sentiments which which, was new
err before candidate some may likely be unacquancd,
here take the liberty, through the medium of the press
making KNOWN in the fewes words possible my creed in
politics.
Entertaining sacred regard for the integrity of our
ahcent Commonwealth, utterly deprecatc the idea of
severing her territory or her national interests yenera
ing her rights and those which pertain her sous am
decidedly opposed 10 all invasion of them whether bv
warranted of Legislation at home or by usrnaons of
whatever character, from abroad
advocate strict Interpretation of tho Constitution of
the United States, according TO the letter repudianq
herein all recourse 10 Inference and Implication
disapprove of the tariff, and of all other sectional and
partial Legislation by Congress, especially of such AS
IS not explicitly and clearly authorized by The Federal
Charter.
am friend to the existing Administration of tho Gem
eral Government Here, aware that MANY talented
and worthy patriots are OF another opinion; and do not
quarrel with them on this account. ''Ihiuk and let
think, is maxim which recommends itself bv lis cor
recness and berality to every OF candor and nel
gence Nor is very distinctly perceived, why differ
ence OF Judgment on this point should materially influence
the choice OF agent for purposes OF municipal and do
nestle legislation.
Thus, Fellow Citizens, have frankly disclosed to YOU
such general view OF my principles may be compress
ed into so narrow space. Should il be your In
conde with me your interests in the State Legislature
promise my best and faithful exer,ons on vour he
hai IN return Tor your generous condolences but should
you esteemany other individual more WORTHY of
shall cheeruy and cordially acquiescc in your decision
Very respectfully am, Fellow Citizens your obcdent
servant, w " STIJRNIAN
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MANY FREEHOLDERs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~, COHMU.NICATED
Richmond, O'Clock, p .M.-Scene the Sfreet-4 Jack
son man and Clay man meeting
o. Well, my old friend, you not going to the Jack
son meeting this EVENING"
j. | am.
e. Well, do you not mean to nominate Mr.. p p b. as
Vice President! - D 90
NO do not. am for leaving the question OMEN 70
be decided hereafter may best promote the interests
virginia, and the party to which belong.
L. am surprized TO hear you say So Virginia ouob
10 assert her rights and vote for of her avorc
- Indeed! Now let me tell you il is matter of sur
prize to me- to hear you this language There is no
man VINO has greater regard for p. p. Barbour than
nave; but what is the of your zeal for this
gentleman: Do you agree with him in opinonsi-and
wi you vote for him Vice President if he il nomnated'
e. L certainly have great regard for Mr. b. and
wish to see him nominated; but confess differ with him
on cardinal political points, and cannot vote for him
j. Whom then do you mean to vote for' Now tell me
candidy. ~ ~" "'o
C. Why, shall vote for John Sergeant
j. Very well And why do you wish me TO supnort =
man to whom you are opposed, and whom YOU do NOT
wish elected? ' w '
Z. 1 think you ought that is my reason
d. should suppose understand better how TO support
my principles, than you who are hostile to tbemr
thank you for your friendly adcice and wish YOU GOOD
evening" Monday, March B.
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1,,,rs D,vnn ron TIE E,vQU1RER.

e.I, -, ~ "Ni4N i-olOCh COMPANH.
- pcst 10 nave TWO strings TO one bow."-The pro-
Is Uue IN many cases; but when applied TO the two
schemes OF the James River improvements and the Balt
more nan Road, 1T loses its application.
Witnessed inc discussion OF Saturday in the House of
Delegates, and satisfied by Mr. CabeIl that If b
pans are sanctioned by the Legislature the James River
pam lor connecting eastern and western waters must
oe Jgopdrused and perhaps fail altogether 1t must de-
l wiz De very willing TO vest his money in an enter
ise whch may be superseded by another already part
~ ~ al events, will not considerably les
sen The chances Of obtaining the NECESSARY ca;tsS %
men OF TINS CITY, who correspond with distant CAPT
ass' entertain no doubt upon this subiect-And il we'll
es eLeIG,e, the Representatives OF the People TO
upon the baltimore scheme; and not risk the valne
OF the property which they already own in The Innroc
mehts oil the James River. ONE GOOD STRINc
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To THE vorrps or, G302..ML1tUNTCaTED

, rELi'o" -CiTizENs;-When consented TO declare
next Assembly, i was my design al first 10 have sonb
occasions OF meeting frequently with you in public NOT
n view OF soliciting your votes, or Of forming new
acquainances, but solely for the purpose oe Ci n
my Pohuca enet to such might require an exposition
OF mem oask the vote OF any freeman were an ndei
cacy on my part OF which hope to be guilty. and
an nugny' as regards him, to which have no right TO
expect ne would patiently submit;-aud.i am vet a
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CORRECTIONS

In our report of Thursdays proceedings, zoe ram
United an error In the Ayes and Noes on Mr. Chandler,
oon TO reconsider the the cngrossneut of the
phi concerning Slaves, Free Negroes aud Mulatfoes ,vc
nave made Mr.. Berry in the Affirmative when he
voted III the negative.
nc name OF Mr.. Caldwell omitted in the AYES
ana noes, on the passage Of the bill TO amend The
police laws, concerning slaves and free negroes IIo
voted in the negative. 80
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ssbDVy ELL'S OFFECE.
2'SGeIsEisyrS RlOESeI'y, Glass NO. 9
so 80 - z IA D3 3S 91
NEXT LOTTERI.

NEXT LOTTERIES
rr,g2K n@'ch Wh.-M Richmond, WELLSBURG
lottery, Class No. 2.-Capals SI2 900. 1000
l,2IO, 5oi 1000 &c.--1ickcts Al 'VV'
:, fIto"g ;H"Ich l6-At Richmond, DISMAL SWAMP
Class No. 4.--Capitals 20. 900 10 600. 5000 2 ooo
100 Of 1000, &c.--fickets $40 0'''V'
u5 Orders from the country enclosing CASH promp,l,,
""eHucu 10 as usual, by n. BJDWELf.
-, 4th Door beio,C the .uayket, Main street.
N"V' V6-Q
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DEA1IlS

10 Washington the osiIouco Of Mr. Wosbioco r-t r.,
Sueo, on he h me- Mr. Benjimin +. iyd Prfner In Tho Oh
ye4r OF his Tie missed an apprentice IN Tho Eon
o VS. hgy eoenod fof his temper indusitiou
hahus, and orderly De Iur men '' - '"'.s'''ou'
On Friday tie instant in tho G7,, yce, ,r Li.
@' on'Ty OF Baltimore, but for many yoars resident of tb
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W The called meeting of the Citizens of Richmond
who are friendly to A. Jackson, and opposed to the no.
mnaon OF NJ Van Buren was to have been held at the
OaPitoi last night ocock-But the gathering was thin
and the meeting did not organze itself at all
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COMMUNICATED
TO Tile VOTERS OLE CARQI IArE -

FELLOW CITIZENS Thinking it proper that YOU
shoud nave sufficient time to pitch upon your candidates.
and judge of their respective merits and worth Won will
not accuse me OF being too hasty in suggesting 10 your
notice, as candidate for your surages at the next cleo
NOR esq man who ifnaive genius strong and cutya
ted mind strict and undertaking adherence to the good
fashioned Virginia doctrines of Republicansm and zeal
Gus and unerring attachment to present lusrous
Chief Magistrate of the Union, have any claim upon YOUR
iavor, viii rank second TO none in the county Mr. Nj
is young man, known TO but few of you perhaps but
young as he is, tits not from any blind partalty that
say he possesses qualifications for the office for which he
is brought FORTH that would be credabe to far more adj
vanced years. and well calculated 70 maintain the dignity
which Caroline has heretofore acquired in the councils Of
the State. -
Elect VIM. c. Minor fellow citizens and if YOU do not
one is more in error than w "
II The Editors of the Enquirer will please announce
" ROBERT JOHNSON as candidate TO represent the
ciuzens OF Henrco county, in the next General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia, and oblige
MANY FREEHOI DEPS