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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28
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WUST PUBLISHED, and for sale by j. Warrock the
% PTgnia AMI .NOTfh Carolina .4iniaHdck, Tor the
year OF our Lord, 1883 calculated by David Richardson
OF Louisa County, Matchmaking a number Of useful
and entertaining articles, Courts of Virginia and
Caroina-Census of the United States, exhibiting each
description of persons and the number of Representatives
in Congress ioreach StaeasO Census of Virginia show
ing The population ia the four great districts Of the Slate
Members of the Senate and House Of DeeeatesA sum-
mary statement St the Primary Schools, Militia, LunaGc
Hospitals, and Pcnentary Institutions Of Virginia
written on the day Of "dsng, humiliation and prayer on
account OF the ChOlera-Diyne lmpress-An interesting
account Of The proportion Of nutrmeut in the different
kinds OF Ood-Visit TO Nail Machine, (comc) kissing
with appeite-Yellow Leaf What do we live for? c.
Sept. 2I. 30-3t
NOTICE. Charles williams moved from Sussex county
y 'hirty-cght years since Matthew, jesse and Allen
Williams, his brothers. left Sussex county in 1905 The
widow of their father, Nancy Williams has died. by whose
death, they by the last will and testament of their father
Charles Williams, have become entitled 10 portion of his
Estate. Neither Charles, Matthew, Jesse or Allen vii.
lHms have been heard Of for number Of years II eli.
thrror them I've living by application tic Court Of Sus-
Sos rouu'v they will receive the portion Of the Estate Of
Charles Williams, devised to his widow for life 10 which
hey entitled IL they either Of them be dead their
Executor Administrator heirs on proof tha they are
such may get possession Of said legacios.
TYie Agent NJ me either Distributes
NJ Ciories TViHiaDis dccd
Sussex Court IIousc, Sept 6, 1882. SIT
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NOTICE--For sale or lease my tavern and plantation
~ containing 250 of land, on the Three Chopt
Road in Louisa county, 30 miles from Richmond Ills
supposed to he as healthy situation any from Richmond
TO the Blue Ridge The water is good and convenient
Three Orchards Of apple aud Peaches selected
Fruit-builinEs suitable for public business ANY per.
son DESTROYS to purchase privately may vtew the promises
by calling at ny residence. not sold privately the sale
will take place Tuesday the 9Th day Of Novenbcrucxi
IL fair, ore next fair day. Also, will be sold ms house.
hold and kitchen furniture; all my plantation utensils
stock OF horses two yotcs Of oxen cattle hogs sheen
blade and top fodder, stacks OF OATS and straw forms
made known on The day Of sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The sub.
scrber is DESTROYS TO dispose Of The property which
lac now resdcs-lyng on the North side Of the Turnpike
leading from hlrloesye TO Meiiweher's Bridge. being
the same formerly occupied by the Rev. r. w Hatch.
1t consists OF very valuable aud commodous brick house,
wui all The necessary houaes 20 wits Kitchen smoke
house, ice-house wool house &C.. all i'm perfect repair
and pump Of excellent water Attached 10 the house
and Immediately contiguous, Two lots, which have been
highly improved, containing, together with the one Oh
which the house stands than acres Of land This
property lies the Eastern extremity Of the Town dis
tan only about two hundred yards from the Court House
aud Public Square and has been generally considered one
Of the most desirable esidencesin the Town Of Charoes.
vile u will be sold advantageous terms and posses
sion given Immediately. WILSON NJ. CARY.
Sept 2S. 4I-2w
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WILLIAM PENICK,
JAMES ADHESION.
3S-f23.hS
September

TIC above sale meets tIe 0pproUaIoU OF Ile subscn-
her, aud as he designs moving the West forthwith he
purposes selling the premises, the same day. one
valuable brood mare, with colt by Johnson's Medley 3
others OF good blood lis stock Of cattle hogs and sheep
about $50 barrels Of go bushels Of wheat, large
quantity Of oats IN stack. 'odd ~.o1t and ducks
household and kitchen IS ai,... 'rr ,l aud one
clock. Nine months c. Voc lad. ..'.. i',d
approved security. JOHN .rT.
September 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

N Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county
OF Powhatan pronounced on the 18th day of September
1887 in the case OF Woolddges heirs against Baker
others, the undersigned Commissioner will on Saturday
the 9th day OF October next, at the house of Benjamin
Watkins, jun, the premises sell the highest bid
der, at public auction, tract Of land of l67 3 acres w.
ing in the county OF Powhaan, the Buckingham road
about ten miles below the Court House, occupied by
Robert Moseey, and that part of the land of Tie
Col Thomas Woodbridge of Powbatan, which allotted
TO his widow as her DOVER and will be sold subject her
life estate therein.
The terms OF sale will be half of the purchase mo-
ney payable in six months and the other half payable in
twelve months, from the day of sale the purchaser to
give bond with good security, and the title be retained
until the purchase money be discharged.
WIN. 5. DANCE, Commissioners
SeDtcmber %,
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VI EMONAla-lhe subscriber has removed from his
~ former residence, few doors b.oyy the old Market
directly opposite the Mansion House and few doors be-
iOw the BellIaveru, where he intends carrying on Tie
manufacture oil lin and Sheet Iron Ware in a It's vare
ties and extensive scale than he has heretofore
A Hn and sheet iron work done ORDER and on short
0ce. lie has also on hand top wagons; aud will keep
constantly cast iron stoves OF different patterns The nhd-
bimus OF "ichmond. well country merchants are
respectfully invited TO call before purchasing elsewhere
as lis s determination TO sell low be bought in
dis city. DANIEL WELLER
September ~. 86-Ot
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HhAVID ANDERSON, Jr. viii continue the Sales Of
NJ Groceries, domestic goods, cotton yarns &C at the
old stand Of Anderson Lcoke. fSepi. PSI 4i-u.
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RAJ fSlpN TgTnEel. CsOOfIs.

And arc daily expecting considerable additional supplies
which they expect to arrive be in by the Oh
instant, when more particular notice will appear In
the mean une, they will be glad 10 see such country
merchants, and others may be ready to buy-aiI
OF whom arc assured that great cxeron will be made TO
give satisfaction. r3I-0 Sent 4
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&IOTlCE.-I wish TO hire Immediately from II to 20
strong common Laborers, for which liberal plce
will be given, in cash. w. TIMBERLAKE.
Palmyra, Sept. Ii. 3g-2w
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September 2I.

E AND FOR SALE.--Will be sold to the hig hest hid
"a der, credit OF one and years Friday 2Sh
of the present month, at b. s r. Goodies Store in the up
per end OF Chesterfield county three four land
all IN The neighOouood whcrs Captain Il. Goole former
~ resided, ana belonging to SAID estate, Of hch have
pretty good buildings, suited 10 the sccon-3- cf Ia
miles The lands in cultivation. ar l...... viii fe
given TO purchasers by the 10Th of q, on.. s M 5.ir
crops of wheat and full possession at Chr,is rur.
chaser giving bond with good security The lille never
lheess VIII be retained till the purchase money M paid
Also, will be sold on the next day 29h instant one Other
tract, whereon Edward Goode resides near Behiah
meeting house, in said county, belonging to said estate on
the same terms. BY THE EXECUTORS
September 2l. 39-2t+
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VA ANIED, az an Apprentice TO the Printing bust
ness an active, intelligent youth Of respectable
connections, from II TO 10 years OF age Apply at the OIL
fee OF Ibis paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

q NHCKAHOMINY LAND FOR SAIL -Tae subj
u scriber being DESTROYS remove viii sel . .aru
on Chickdhominy accommodating teri.s his rrd
lies the swamp the New Bridges, adjoining Pow1it
The residence Of MIR. Edward Govan-thc road from the
city Of Richmond the lower end OF Hanover passing by
it, not than miles from tie former place, which
distance will he reduced - miles by change Of thc
road in progress The contains 400 acrcs 200
Of which are low grounds; 40 being meadow land,
bali OF which Is now set in herds grass The land is
well tmbcfcd and within mile Of mill. The inn
prOvcments sufficient for a small family " sale is
not privately effected of which due notice will be gven0
the land viii be put up at auction, the premises on
Monday, the 18th September next Those disposed to
purchase, will in the interim view the premises, appca
ton being made to Miles Macon, the premises to
the subscriber, on the spot SELDEN G. MACON
August 81. 3O-U
~ The above sale is postponed until Monday, the lst
day Of October next ISept 1877 s. c. VI.
H0HN J. WERTH, CSign Of the G0idG, KEN has
% just received by The ship Equator from Liverpool and
j. NOW opening part Of his Fall supply, which, togc-
Their with other arrivals, daily expected from England,
and the Northern cities will render his stock Of Hardware,
Cutlery and Saddlcry very extensive aud complete
Country Merchants viii find bis assortment to embrace
every article suited TO their trade. at the very lowest pr
ces, aud on accommodating terms.
September 4 3j-6t
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N1OTICE.-Fhe subscriber will sell his good and well
known stand in the upper part of Goochand county,
lying the three chopped road 80 miles from Richmond
and containing 100 acres OF land with very good improve
mens good dwelling house with FIVE rooms, all in ex-
ccient repair for the reception Of travellers tavern,
stable, hrst-rae store house, with counting room, all
IN good order for business wagon yard with ganary
AMI house for wogoner 10 stay in aso fodder and hay
house. all at the wagon yard; also, gran'ry the
stable rstrate garden and orchard, all OF the best fruit
&c. &C This stand has many peculiar advantages
almost any other the road it has the advantage of
The road leading from Winchester, Culpeper Court House.
Orange Court House, and Louisa Court House from thence
on to James River, through Buckingham and to Carers
vile, Cumberland Court House, sc. SC This is one Of
the most healthy places in Virginia, being conveniently
supplied with good water at the edge Of the yard well
Tor business. Any person wanting such place, will do
well TO come and view il, bargain be had,
for cash, part time Possession will be given im-
medatcy, if desired For apply the subscribers
JOSEPH b. GLENN.
SrDteinher A. Aft
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M OI1CE-Haviug sold that part OF Cary's Brook Es-
tate which the ManSion-house is situated in the
county of Fluvanna, yet offer for sale usual Gre
dit the tract adjoining ii called White Rock containing
about 600 acres, 100 OF which first river low
grounds and also another tract adjoining the Mansion
house tract and White Rock called the Cary Creek tract
about the same, 90 of which are lo,y
grounds equal TO any on tho river.
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with the will annexed OF W l. Cary deed
Palmyra, Sept. If. 39-iw
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81 . ICHMOND SEMlNARY.--rhe Public are re
z O. specially informed that the duties of this Scmina
ry will be resumed Monday, the first of October next
and will be conducted by the system energy and
industry as heretofore. VIM. BURKE, Principal.
Sept %. 4O-3t
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81 3 iCHMOND FEMALE ENiNARY.-NLRs. c.
Ek G. BURKE respectfully informs the public that the
duties OF this Seminary will be resumed on the first OF
October next [Sepl. Psi 4O-3t
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Opposite Mcssr7 L. webb s. Co, Main street, Richmond
September %. ll-Iw
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EhFERSEERS WANTED.-The Subscribers wish
" 10 employ, for the ensuing year, superin-
tend their plantations in New Kent and Charles CITY; men
with small families will be preferred. None need apply
unless they can produce satisfactory testimonials OF hcr
Characters as well as abilities TO supeiintend large
tate: to such liberal wages will be given Application to
be made TO the Subscribers, living near Pouiesvle
Louisa County. FRANCIS JERDONE, ir.
WILLIAM JERDONE.
Sept. II 37-6is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02
100000
! Ma00

ssJlhl1 ND
Tho remaining two millions heine exchanged tor
Unprotected articles 4 tax Of one Gilion would be
PAID on the consumption by our southern and Nes-
tln brethren From this state Of the case it would
irow that, lfthe consumer pays the whole tax,
We Would pay ds CONSUMERS three millions out Of
ulese tour imposed upon the foreign articles recciy-
~ IN exchange for our productions, though We
sooWd consume only half of them. But il We
lux II iof granted that the tax cannot be added To
t'e l,rlee We would OF course get back no part of
.uo duties pald at the custom house; and in that
,''se we should bear TIE whole burthcn. IL has
'e" Ndia mat the duties on imported articles ttil
,'e',y on The merchant ard the foreign manuiacta-
~ oot hold this to be impossible for surely two
"a u'Fee per cent, is the utmost reduction than can
- in''e from the profits of the merchant, and not
"uti more could be taken of from those Of the
.3anotaeturer Indeed, how could it be exT ected
u1l Tue American demand for British manu(ac-
S'es would materially affect their price, when not
E0 probably, than twentieth part Of the whole
mus market IN this country 1t is on the Amer
Iah roacer, therefore, that this tax must chiefly
,L'' or the duties upon imports are either paid by
"a, ennsumer, or they are not If they are paid hy
I'f have shown that the far greater portion of
we does on the goods received in exchange for our
cotton falls upon the planter and that for this he re-
,''S no remuneration whatever. the duties are
"' P''a oy the eonsumer--thet is to say, if they
I'e n'i added to the price-thcn it is manifest that
=, ,p' "hoie amount "fdates falls upon US without
w. s possibility of relieving ourselves from any part
VI TIC burden As to the popular notion that all
,Io must pay equally, will ask any gen
Imam To tell me- how it is with those who co1Sunc
' ~ 'aL Here is It tax of sixteen millions i'm
, tos5' directly or INDIRECTLY upon southern produc-
ourteen millions ofthis amount are transfer
= We Eef.ff aa5 Erzc eQHs ~, A. II coa-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02
oo.D CONGRESS-.
DEBATE ON TIE TARIFF.

nrRATE ON TIE TARIFF.
..,,,,,,ttI nP AR HAINE-[ Coar'03ctl
- -. tfsre Is another view Of THIS matter
'2'' l,,,..tratrs. tlink still NOR, plainly the
~. .'',,g,,orfle system alude to It's effect upon
81 ii If the South, as producers OF the articles
D o' p. exchanged Tor foreign commodities
-, .g. very able men, Sa, Who have underta
,,.,,r,ye tia, we suffer from this system chief
-, -, mn, character as producers To my mlnd, It
.5ar,lIy certain that Inc people OF The South Ell
,llza..f,.ga 1erS ofovnsamffS, support a buthen
~ # no, entirely, equal 10 the whole amount
.,.,he INK levied on then Importation lhe precise
,,,r m winch his operates, IS problem not
',.,sv Of solution. vii! crdeaver to explain
,,u,.ler. yory LlIcly, my conception OF tie pro
We will suppose petactiy free trad" Ia be car
,,Ietyecn the Southern States aud Great BIZ
,,;5-tat IS to sag that the articles On both sldos
,,r. aIattrd duty free, In tins state Of thuigs, Il
,4-.,sirc iRr equal to five Der eeIst. per anrua.
a,po,ed on British manufactures Tor tn pfotcc-
.o,foor own The tiIat duty of five per cent
~...l4 doub.less be added 10 de prize Before his
,,.,5..isigc duty had advance many st'ps, hoWev-
:, ds period would arrive when no additional
.t,rrs could be substantially the cons umer without
,-sdQcton Of his Consumption, The nett fvepcr
nj ihca imposed would have L De sustained by
t..m-rchant OF the foreign manufacturer, OF the
nnallscr Of the cotton, and Wouldmost probably be
1'uyldrd among them. In this manner, as the sys-
t.n progressed the profits Of the merchant would
Ir reduced to the lowest scale; those of thc mult-
fcfnfrr would also b hro, Ii down aud the South
nm nroueer would in his uau, be compelled 10
,,at 4, Il reduction mthe prce Of his productions.
isb successive step nt the further progress OF the
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TERMS.

-, 4. per tnnun, t'agahte Ia sdvance.-No rub
Nto' - - ,asavel for les time than SIX months
f'1i viii h., sem tuued lbut at tbs discretion Of
: a,2.r,aapp. .' al arroarsres are pad.
IL Edt''. a..fts vail uu inserted at 80 cents peI
tue. aud n !cehts orc uct con
'ts ' ,r from ads,sc. must he paid Tor previous
alass .9t,op or the payment assumed By soHe re.
lanig Ia lfes.cd the Editors must DO poSl
II =, they will nothe attended To-
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| - - - i'N''.''''' - - ''
'"'m Commerce, s'i restricted even rs she H.
o'tn' mas peen Tue great ounce oi eNlh1au9h dad
f,hnemeh' all over the world Next To The hrs
''an idls'on, consider falf rR'nE m la Iaftssi
"ensn as the greatest blessing that can he COMIC
| i,d upon any people. i'or, SIR, what iaulfh
liehry the gfcat orator OF Virginia, whose soul
was INC very temple oil meelom says on TINS SUI
| l''t
nv should we letter commerce II II man
is IN chains. he drops and bow 10 the tarih he
''ase his Nfl" arc ploh'n nut let nm h"''t l'h
1'.l'oht ms hgS, and h' VII Stand erect. f'llei
! ""l commerce Let her bt If'e us the ar she
WI tah&E Tie "ha'' 1lr'uon ana rum on lhe
loul winds OF Heaven To o''as the idld with pen
| ~,
hn', II mas neen Sala' tha' tfe' tiode "oulu 10
very wei II all uauoos "e0I 9o'1 II ha, as IT. Is
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nrotils con,l,,, s.,,.,, ,,,,eL ,n do the o,b,r
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| IN which ,,.r,,,,,.,t ,,s.,i,,i,,. -. ,,,.,,,,,
., 'e,''2l'i' 'oal pe I''a''"''. II every posi-
o'e situation" 'iao'' "o''h'r more 81 less fss'',e.
''] IS l'f"n'aD'' On II 10 not ms s'n only he 1t
Iae3 10y 'Nfef'''e'' am " me n'o' o' tel 10 ,'&o
| ,'' n',h Wa'e' ""'' not n'o'e naturally seek It's
,'''' 'oan loe intercourse ADJUST i'el to the t9' IN
'fes'' I'll uIe Pmt'S On as 10 'h'a lo'' oil III,
''solI''en ny government o' The pursuits OF m'of
ro,s'"'' Il as remnant '' na1'"i1s"% o'ss,'ge.
'' to o' 'oi'sh&hco aSr aoo lo'on.','sn' win The
| ''at Prlh''pes "i l"llohm ho'flA. mona Govern
'''h To p' o','fiy "e7I''1l', nom '' l'o''lo'h u
'M't,9'n9 So'h power W's''y Ioo'nuy' OF Jos'y'
A,e 'ne I'"'Is "' tnv N"''7 uls "'lo''i"I'5 o' us
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lae tax, at 80 per cent, would be
S'ppose two millions exchanged with
oHnorthern brethren tot proictiea
c.7ielc&the increased price ofwhich
would be equal to the duty, this
Nguld be
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-07

ME.sns. EDIroRs: The author Of piece signed
"f )" IN your paper Of Saturday last. annexos to il
note in the following words: al shall not pretend
TO remark on the sFecul ttive propoS'lons such as
York. Norfolk, or Turkey Island schemes, except
That am confident that 1t would cost more to con
srnct railroad from this place to the latter, than
To the place proposed to be situated belaw this
Bar though nine miles nearer this city"
Now, sir, as the two roads projected must neces-
sary be identical for the first 10 miles, dividing at
that distance from Richmond into branches of two
ana ten miles length, respectively, was, at first
view OF the question, disposed to regard the short
er road as the least expensive. But since I, (who
III tho course Of his piece displays nuch exact
knowledge of the localities, not only of this city
ont oil London ITSELF declares himself "conidcnt'
that inc reverse of this opinion is correct. canno
"ouot mat the reasons of his confidence, if known
wou'a prove entirely satisfactory. With this be-
iici' take the liberty Of calling upon Y, through
your columns, and OF requesting him to state IN.
GROUNDS OF ms conviction-the causes, which Will
increase 10 an extent so surprising, tho cost Of
roau Two miles in length the leve! country Of
curles Neck His compliance will afford to those
Interested III the matter information, of very
vel and import ant character; and will, doubtless,
compel their coincidence" in an assertion which
already commands his own. Z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-07
DENTIST.
DOCTOR PARSONS,
OF NEW VOpE

PROFESSOR OF DENTAL SURGERY.
I'D EsPECTFULLY informs the ladies and gentle
Il q men of Richmond, and its vicinity, that
he wall b. harry to attend to all calls in The line
OF his prof al lis rooms, Mrs Southga,e's
buildings, doors above the PoSt Office
Mineral aud natural teeth inserted from one
to full set.
One of the mos; common causes Of bad breath
is ne lect OF the tech and gums causing the
former TO docav ard thc latter To become eponrv
and Of hv;d coioar, and TO bleed from the
slightest injury.
The great importance Of having teeth p!ngg.
cd, fled and cleaned, Ia due time, to prevent
their further decay, is inyc'nable to every ego
and sex. Scurvy In the gums cureG, and loose
teeth made tight, and Will remain sound Gnd
healthy for li.c, If the directions are attended
10. The most difficult teeth and roots extract
I'd with The greatest possible Casc.-Nine-trnihs
If the teeth, that are extracted, and los. from
decay, might Re saved, ifcarly application was
made TO an experienced operator.
Any operation on Inc teeth md cums will be
performed in Il style not surpassed IN any c. TN
try. From n practice Of twenty years, with
success, il the principal cities, he truss t.
give genera satisfaction. HIS stay will depend
on The encouragement received
The Coral ana BeetIcnul tooth powder, NAV
be al.
n. Also. Parsons Essay on the teeth
by applying a. above.
Medical gcnilcmcn grc invited to witness In,
method Of operating.
CERTIFICATE:
We, th" Undersigned, members ofrhe New
York Medical Association, being particulorl,
acquainted with DR.. Parsons, and having hat
frequent oPportuaity of seeing his operations, d,
cheertuiiy recommend bin gentleman ever,
way skilled hlS profession.
| 8. L.. Mitchell, n. D.
! THOMAS Boyd, W. d.
! Dr. Van DcUgcR ". j.
u.s. 6s. .j nsSs"s'''"' ~ D. Arbaoy.
Or. Fr0ry, Hudson.
!, O6-th stu WIN
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heir duty, or voting, were they 10 gulph down an
obnoxious individual, whose appointment thoy
disspprovcd under tho so'cmnity Of their onth-
because New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia de-
tcrmincd TO vete for himl Not choosing either of
these courses, they TO be vitupors;sd beeauso
their States are smalll
Wo have seen scarcely sign ef t5osc rertcn.
ious times, moro sinister than this; not that
argues u moro reckless and anarchioal temper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-07
FROM the WineAssier RcpnI,iconofF,Le

rr, y
ne interest felt by our town and county in tho
railroad to the Potomac continues unabxted, and
even to increase. This was evidenced by the very
iuil attedancs of tho stockholders at the meeting
on Saturday last which has not been eIcelled in
unnbers by any since the formation OF the compa-
ny. MaJoy James Gibson and james Madison
Hite Esq. were elected the two additional direct