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General Jackson was hostile strong Tariff anil sgainat
Internal improvement by the General Governments or In,
MT Ciys own language, he had cfushed IL by the pow
OF me Veto In treating OF the Bar subject prepar
Ell al every point lie she wed expedirnt as
well as Unconstitutional lie painted in glowing language
Tvs power 10 create panic 10 raise aud low the price
property and depicted The suefings many the com
mify living In the neg hboriood OF the large towns A.
being swallowed up by the influence the Bank Ia his
close oil This part OF the, sub-c h- took beautiful II CHIT
IN which he the Rank il. conyulsive troes
shaking the Temple of lb.y 10 its yery bun,t;on
III giving T. w oi the words do injustice the subject
AMI more To The speaker.
lie d~tlt At length the subject of South C,tolina
N"'r"hont "hd contested IL Nth The State Rights
ne oil peaceshe ssinn. The disincI,n wa. drawn
VIM n"ie cleanliness AMI precision than had ever heard
ne Ahihed IN bold '-Iei he great inndan at
oi % a'o SS ana vent INTO lengthy detail oi the con-
s ueton oil these iocIiin.s cAhibed from the w,itu,s
OF their AUTHOR we'll those his Is no
had done so much 10 establish them The sp. sker on this
branch o the su,l~c did Justice ed how
opposite II the led orttiue of y C.,oin
Nnihcd'on.o or the doctrine OF the Hartford Conve non
"sse 's'er doctrines could no be found in The wiing
0, sf Madison, Jefferson, Giles no' Taylor ln his
euon he made most happy appeal sther- Of the
sons aud daughters VI the ing generation TO is. into
meir minds The impnSiafse o hi. blessed Union: s lie
ma'rons, like the mo her Oh the Grarchi might saw TO
hcu these sons jrw els anS should h, r couu-
ny or Their country ughs be invade they should AT
any moment Hook 10 the star pangled bsi,ner OF their
county and rather than give This boon OF bey union
ahh independence the bae ground sioul he their hurry
ing-pacr and the SHIPPED starry banner ia ir winding
sheet 49,
lie represented our Foreign Relations prosperous be-
yond example Ills u. kuce OF the Bei cl reaiy was
seien and he remssked with severity on the con
duct Of the coslion. alter raufyng the same lie pok.
our commerce and our revenue b, ig in prospect
condiioi and oil ports beng OPENED our
which he,eoios closed, and our siiped banner de.
coratng the seas in every cline.
Central Gordon sn-~ered aud understand from his
hehds lie DELIVERED guud speech. did not have an
opportunity 10 near all OF u, a. 1t was getting iae.
A CORRESPDND
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AZ meeting OF friends Of The present Administration OF
the General Government, held Porter Precinct in the
couniy Of AlbensrIr, the Sb day Of November, 1884
for The purpose Of iDsirucng the Representative OF the
District Of Albemae, Amherst aud Nelson, IN tie senate
Of Virginia, Mr. Jno Morris called 10 tie Chair, aud
Bel NJ Perkins appointed Secretary Of tile neeiing:-
Whereupon.
Carter II. Hui.on, Thos Dsnisl, Tucker Coles Jesse
A. Jopling, b. NJ Perkins, James Hsrris, AMI Jno Nor
us, appointed committee oprepsre Address
pressige Of he Of this meeting, AID Letter Of In
siructons 10 Dr. Charles Cocke and the committee having
perio med hat duty. returned and reported by their Chair
man, e. VI. Harrison the following:
Jo the Qualified HOfers ef The Sepotorai District Of
dibemarle amherst and Nelson.
FELLOW fTIzgNs: ~ = lei'ef 10 iie Editors Of Tie
Iynrhbufg Vrginan your representative in The Senate
Of Virginia has signied biz whdrswd from tie Pfesent
Administration OF iie General GovernmeDtsn bic deter
limitation not vote for VIM c. Riyes a. one Of tie re-
presentsves Of tie Stale ~ tie Frders Government II
appears that Dr. Cooke has been lei TO these concusons,
not by the convictions Of hisown mind only, bot also by
The belief that your las Spring Elections the House
Delegates, have indicated him tie pfopreiy sacb
course The letter Of your representative. above
referred 10, was designcd TO the people Of Ain
hrrs The trouble Of taking ino consideration be pro.
preiy Of i.sfucdng their Senator TO vote for Mr..
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BUbllC SALE.-Will he sold al Plain DE In,
n the county Of King and Queen, being the late Ios-
urnce OF Richard Gaines, de ascd, Wednesday the
lO'h day OF DeceMben BeSi, IL E, and il not, the next
is day thereafter, the whole OF lie peIishabIe pTopeIty
los saLdaeeeui, conspg Of the present years crop oil
corn and fodder 4iie isuing utensils &c. toy
with ~ large and exceedingly valuable stock OF cattle
sheep hoises, several yoke OF very ue oxen hogs
part 81 tie latter beng already lal,ed Tor pork The
stock oil cattle aud sheep ~ part equal in quality and
breed 10 ia Nitgara nsidsrable trouble spe aso
having been incurred m procuring the original stock from
whence thry Produced. Tie sheep, which are of
the Blackwell breed, ia fine order, and excellent
healuand among the cattle there many OF lie full
blood De, Oh, aud fourth, hall ourihs
blood Of The Dmham breed, Of great beauty. his sleek
originally procured rom T. Noel 4. Essex who,
has des'r vedly attained much celebrity Tor raising fine
cattle
P-rsons wishing TO procure stock of this yaua, 10 do
scIipon III iind nu'h TO their advantage attend dis
sale favorable orr Oriuby may peraps Tor
'lo lime. ever again., alluded them lD Among
Tie sock OF HOr'eSs Is very hho and young chair
horse, kably hand, 0ne, well broke 10 harness and
geBiie-oIso asyera fine blooltd Colts and Ihoi ough
tired filley, Who trained Ills fall.
Bonds i'b approved security will be required OF pur-
Chs-eI al suns oi ~ enly Dollars aud upwards and
ra-h Tor oIl purchases under that sum.
MARY ANN G. GAINES,
.ddAiniSiJ GfTir.
N. B.--The Plain De0Hng Tract Of Las,d may also
Ge l upon oating i,Ins IL purchaser can
ieb valuable NJ calow LAND situated about tho
cenJe Of the county, and about midway between Tappa-
hammock aid King aud Queen Court house. The soil
is Ell adapted TO The cultivation and growth of Corn
are large story bnsk DIVE cling, With suitable aud
con, eInsni Oul.iou,ss all OJ which IN good repab--
aud Is every aspect desir5e and handsome iarm
Dr. Nian Kleming Esines Of Islo, is, Essex and MIR
Ge0rge X. Carlton, Of kng and Queen authorised so
contract Tor its sale
Nov. " 56--hIs
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re 1ms EDITORS or 7rF fMoUIara.


GeNrLEMEN: wehad Nj. Garland FROM Nelson will,
Ne JeHsrday. Tie had been selected by the Convention
OF Delegate. who had short time previous met ~ Char.
lO'tesvc, from tie counties composing c Cong
District represented by General Gordon, aud is re-.
commended by them, sniiatle candidate be voted
Tor 10y the Jackson Democratic putty in this distfict
next April Election. Between and O'clock Mr.
Gafland was introduced 10 the company by Mr. Richmond
Terrell one OF Tie delegates this conn 10 Char.
lOies'ic Mr.. GsflSnd spoke Tor nearly hours; snd
tie oy hing that surprised IS, that possessing
such uanscendaDi rra-OnnE power, couched wi;b such
eoqucnce, should not have Of public lie than
he has. The young we'll as the old Wcfe highly de-
lighted; many OF the old aud middle. aged declared ,s
although hey had listened with delight on this Court
green, 10 he e0quence OF their Barbour, ther Mercer
aud lhsif Patton. they btre had heard 20 clear aud
elaborate expos TN Of the powers Il the different
branches Of tie +, defa GOvtrdnent.
lie ext biied II the wings o. Jcilcron, Madi.
and Giles, showing thd they put tie cOnsnuc.
tn the powers OF Tive Executive branth Of tie Go.
tcrnDcni he did. On Tie power Of removal anil psfi
culdtly he noval OF Mr. Duane, he exhibited clearly
that II had been lawfully aud consii sfionally done.
II viii he Dpos'ibie 10 the hns oi letter. 70 give 20
much outline Of ibis admirable eofi; or tie speaker
touched almost every political subject thai has setsed
The public mind for many years he eniion Of The su
dience seemed 10 be entirely taken with lie magnitude
and importance Of ihe subjects discussed The cogenf
reasoning sud thrilling eloqnence al sovers times seemed
tie magic Influence OF the electric jar.
One Of Mr.. Gays long speeches exhibited, sud a
part Of il read; showing lfom Mr. Gays words, that
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Of the whole ycaran.l the temperature ofwhich a. ee
NAL that Of the Spring whoutit ia alton Ills
TO BIO pecxkAs 70 climate One OF the ries days
this Frid yand we fear may be the last For
Saturday, the wind shifted to the North and brought
by rapid vicssitude. the colnvs OF winter. Tie
rain which Tell IN the early pant of the day, partially
changed into hail stoin, by the evening The hail CON
dnued TO fall all nig-and Oh Sunday morning the Earth
The trees were coated with seets and the chry
and roofs OF houses covered With thick lin oi ice.
which had made gardens cay AMI beautiful looked
as u they were literally embedded in CHI ystai. The air
was keen aud codbu, yesterday torrent o. rain con'n
ued 10 Tall, which has carried oil nearly every vesge Of
che ice and hail.
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INSTRUCTIONS.
rs The UoTrts of JTc,.fes ~,

10 me TOTtIs u WcnIIcO county,
Fellow 81 liens observe in tie Richmond Compiler
OF Saturday, that the letter took the liberty to address to
you fell upon the Of the lnoc Ol The Wing edios
The little fellows squeakng piieousy, u by
proof Thai he y 80 much hut he would pretend Ills
bot slightly brushed alter ALL therefore pray
you 70 suspend sour sympathy, you have better evi.
dcsce OF bis wrong, than bis noise. he IS given TO
HAT fashionable system Of ethics, which teaches there Is
harm IN iabfcaiing and publishing Unr0b provided,
" be gross alsehood, that bot the ignorant can
be imposed upon " b Not protesting 70 BE- critic
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TO TIE EDITORS or TIIE ENQUIRER
pROCEEDINLS In IUNEN RURlI- Ius,,l.ciin,,n

n.
PROCEEDINGS n LUNEN BURG ns.Iucfions
Pursuant TO notice given al last Court many cIti.
z"ns interested in the result OF the effort getting up In
siructicns assembled ia the Court house and we're rey-
larly organized into meeting Gu motion a COMMITTEES
was appointed TO get together lie several Letters OF In.
sHction, 10 emboy them aud strike off such ere
illegal aud place copy OF them in hands OF our
Delegate, Senator, and Representa- i've in Congress A
complete return OF the letters o. instruction ma
bul sufficient number exhbi,.d place success
oil the design beyond question II is remark thai
the committee OF scrutiny composed OF gentlemen OF
both parties to whom added the Coms sioher OF the
Revenue with the obs design removing the slight
est appearance oil un.arness in The procr e,lngs.
Under the circumstances have fears but that our
high minded Representatives. will give this paper all
weight TO which il is entitled, aud would piuI
prcext reorled 10 by 10 evaie the Instructions by
saying they oht,ned by misrepresentation made
up OF Illegal votes. The Right OF lnsiruc right by
the by, IN bad odour with certain party, whol,ss
ly raised Glamour about Slate Rights other sor,
o Rights !-would becJm- nominal aud IAN
tia privilege, IL the Representative be allowed white
down the list of votes, dd ibiiunl, to suit his pur-
poses
1t announced, that Col Dromgoole had consented
10 engage in the for ia the Congress
The annunciaon received with marked sasa ction
by the meeting aud but little doub, is entertained of Isis
A LOCKER on.
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COBLBU67cgTFD

COlWNbAI(9TER
We authorised announce NJ. John Roshe, ST. Of
King W iiian. csn,dafe Tor the nest Congress IL
hot wi'houi gteat difficulty, fai Ar Rosne could be-
ducrd 80 offer his the people lie has received
many and earnest sOlicia ous from every psFI 81 - Die
tfic aud vt length consented to brcome candidate lie
says that lie o. fds about and elgcioDeef; his
friend must 10 hat Tor hst MI koane j. well know
the people. Tie " lie last wing rlccio ol tie ats
President AID Fire President Ws-hingtou ab5 Clinton
le has opposed every Na,Rs Beuk have had. ~ al
The stages OF lteiJ PIE u uncompronsBg
enemy The present Bank aud believes that e Preside
in the late Executive proceedings. orcd wis, " and
sci pursuance 81 ilie Constitution. lie pledges himself
iovo against Ibis ail any Nitonal Bank Bsnks what
ever But Mr.. Koane IL wei known Ter 20 make
any sfther exposition ri bi- political senmets; they
known 20 The people. asd II thcy know What their in
terest, they viii ~, port him Hrs FtfENDs.
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN, IN THE FIELD.
We Understand HAT CoL PNrHtsS ~ F0STAINE.
Of Henry. is candidate l0r ihe Cufg,rss
iejoieed OF IT, There will lie doubt 81 is eecii H.
Ills u he j. Repabliesn Indeed Ysfin. Anti
Nulh6cation. An internal improvement, Ahi Bank, and
warm supporter OF the present. Administrations n be IL
elected the Bank viii not have hrm and eloquent
opponent in Congress The tines indeed calling
OF VifgDiss uoblesl into hc hrM Nothing BIZ, =
sincere interest ~ e welfare ~ his county could induce
ibis veteran repuscan 70 leave lis retirement, ard ex
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MARRIAGES

Married tho lerh by Martin Mr. Thomas
( the EatRock ayen Miss Frances all
o ,"'whnan eounty-nnd all OF the Fench Hugano
nsed nj EhilnJepl<a, Thursday Dr.
y, "pcey hobrit Wash Esq, Editor tho 10
MIS- Elizabeth IL tockef.
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OUR CoRREsPoH DENIs-Crowd upon us so rapidIv
thai, Notwithstanding the large space aIIo 10 them
10 the exclusion OF our Editorial mattel az unable TO
meet The drafts they make upon columns. We must
OF course hespesk the patience of"4 Friend be
cause DemocraI'--Oi "One IF The People We shall
publish ia our next the Proceedings Of the Republicans
The county OF Morgan. who among other esuutions adopt
ed one, Tor approving the proposition Of the Berkeley Meet.
ing, TOR appointing Delegates TO Conv enon TO Sc.
cure the election OF member OF Congress friendly to The
Admin, Ialion = -
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change the sweets Of domestic happiness for the vcxa,ons
aud turmoil OF political Suite He has been earnestly so.
hced oppose Mr.. Clsbone. from every part Of thes.
uc' and We rejoice 10 hear that he has at length con-
sened 10 De candidate franklin, Bedford, Patrick and
Henry. will bear him to Congress upon the OF their
Fra
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GENTLEMEN: Your letter of the 81 instant informing
me- that you have been drpued CowmiI-rr, by large
portion OF the citizens o. Isle OF Wight, invite me To
public inner al their Court house Wednesday the l2h
recri, eel on " sterday.
am unable TO convey, in adj dliae Terms, the impress
sion made upon 10y this disiugui.h marx OF appro
baton, coming from quarter OF Virginia at al tunes, u.
der every trial and change Of opinion. seaasiIy uphold
ing the true principles OF democracy and a4uIy resist
Ing every assault upon the Constitutions To meet you
gentlemen. aud those whom yea represent, on the occa-
sion proposed would be the highrs srathca-
ton to me; but an pTeclued from doing by cosIe
raon' " lcii have induced me decline similar inv
taion from la &c number OF ny fellow. citizens Nor.
folk ani Portsmouth,: aud, as in thai rely Nth col-
hence upon the indulgence oil NY rns ia lse Of wight,
whose par,iay aud Kindness have experienced
heartily concur with you, that the present c-is in
wolves, most deeply, the essOnel rights OF the people
and that their liberties and happiness Staked upon
issue. AndsI the frequent and saious party si;ifss
which have agatrd CoEntTy, have never befDFe
heem subjected the humiliation Of Witness ny lehe.
rate persevering attempt 10 wTesl from L the great
co ordInate epsTmenis oil the Government, lis legitimate,
constitutional authority, and place il in The hands al r.
responsible noneyed cOpo atiOn. Should lie "sifog
ireensons" OF The INK Of The u. States ultimately PEE
vail, its triumph the Constitution H4ws viii be
decisive aud complete Dn the contest wogrd il defence
OF that Institution, theories have been started which, in
practice, would degrade the Executive the United
states To something ~oyse than mere aliomdOn with
out shallow OF real eoDliol those appointed Office
snd yet Responsible To the people for connc Ehou
deriving tie exclusive privileges of it, charter from, C
gress, IL has boldly at defiance the aaluafy power
reserved TO The popular branch OF tie Legislative body
aud Is now struggling TO perp' nae the nest pICsl-
gate AID disastrous monopoly that has AFFECTED
this Union have never. Tor moment, doubted
that the charter VI the Bank pran'ed ia IA
grant disregard ri the limitations OF the Constitution
aud tie whole Of the corporation hrs more 4 an
confirmed the objections Tai,ed TO IT, Of ex
pedienry. The vOince threatened 10 our institutions
hnu III has ietn by Ghe tIpr.
mined spiri' aud vigorous opposition Of people, aud
may confidently rejoice at the prospect OF eboIng.
early DAY, the utter deino On Of this Mol OI
Idlo worship.
BE good enough gentlemen, 10 oAcr 90 NY fellow Gill
zens OF Isle OF Wight, e honage Of NY proOual thanks
or the appObaion fbes have generously xpressed OF
my pot cal and Tor them. aud yOufselv, iudvi.
duality srctpi the assurance Of high respect, wh which
| your ifirnd and 0bedent servant, So.
NoyJoIk, .NIV 6ih, 1854 GE0 IOYAEE.
To Messs GRAY Garrett Josiah Hoileu,sr. Jual Thomas.
Jacob 81 Duck, Augustus Ballard, Willis WoOdey Il.
Arthur ChshDeB, Afch'd. Atkinson, Joel HOllenan ea,
Arthur Smith.
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a. Fed COTTON, FYor Seed and Castor Deems
~ The subscriber WIKI OF an times, way the highe.,
market prices for each eh all Of the above srciss.
November Is. [J6-6tl MM y SCOTT
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POWHATAN

The Opposition claim the victory in this county
but Letter, which we received on Saturday. and
dated on the 18th, from Powhatan, says:
Not having and examined the pspers OF Insiruc
iions in this county, favorable The election MIR
Leigh TO the Senate OF the United States c9nnot say po
filvely what The result will be hut my impression IT,,
from the best information have collected, that the Adj
mnlsIraion party viii prevail by a handsome majority.
Indeed feel well assured, that we have this time,
upon our lnsruetion papers more Than majority of all
the qualified voters OF The county, and sh III he much dis
appointed II we DO not yet otan acquisition OF twenty
must. ihercire, in candour, express it my
opinion Out opinion only that shall carry the Insfuc-
lions against Mr. Leigh, Wy at least 80 Votes This
nent have ende TO make imparii,lly. aud think
IL may he relied but to is human, and IL may
be- that my hopes lead judgment TO conclu-
sonsif 20, all gay is, that am not oil the
effect ofsny iDhniy upon this particular subject. We
shall complete The work OF Instruction IN this county al
next Court"
FREDERICK COUNTY.
The "Winchester Virginiar" Of the 1lth, has the
following paragraphs:
THE INsrRUcrfoNs We announced last week The
entire OF the instructions in This couniy-he
j,rty OF signatures overwhelming, aud all obtained
with but very little effort Since The meeting have
made OF the names, aid find that there
u 10 handed in the day tie committee APP
pended TO each m j. the certificate affidavit Of the in
,icdual who took up the ing that the sig
natures genuine, and t,st they known be those
ol legal voters OF This county. Our sagune expec-
aions have heen than real zed aud yet lists
peeled TO be handed 10 odAy containing 100 200
ames. Tie county has done nobIy hiss discharged its
duty and has shown that is not 10 be driven aside by the
lille csmorsawhic have been put sloat by the enemies
OF the Administration. Our friends seadla, IN their
adhesion TO correct principles, aud have manifested in
cfcsi in the proper msnsge OF national n1sirs
which deserves all pfaise In we shall publish
shall let all concerned 10 they that OPP
posed to The election Of Mr.. Leigh; nshsIl thus carry
ont the principle which characterized proceeding oH
first 10 last TO wit hat good cause required no conceal
tneni."
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TO 7sE EDiToRs. OF rnn rA.ouJn, y

ISLE 0s w iGAr, Nov. IL II, 1887
"ENTLEMEN; You viii be so good publish in
your paper. convenieni the folio inp Cores
poi"ience between the Hoaorale G.orge Loyan and
Committee OF the Ciizrns of Lsle OF Wight lin,
10 publ 'iiier IN their county, and ohIyr your Ie nal.
'"u ooeu'e"' servants, sc. The COMMiT1EE.
IsnR OF wIaup Nov. g. 1874
10 the Hon. GEORGE LoYALL:
DEAR SiR-The undersignrd have been d-put,d a,
committee hy large portion tile citizens OF hi. rounv
10 invite you public dinner their Court house on
Wednesday the 18th last Iii often Sir n at they
have permitted ti,h feelings The minor a,ioms Of
party 10 eAclie them TO act, which has too rae r The
appearance Of adnlatiun and aiier, but they consider t
best Interests OF The county be derply uynyed Inv
The political disputes oihe day, they cannot Iorbear
nom selecting proper ocrssion O expressing ainst
oiiat respect aDd appreciation due TO tluse fith
iu public servants ho have nobly vndcaed and sns,an
ed the Cause Of the people under circumstances and al
Times that "try mems souls" Nuriured in The Drnc,.s
oil democracy, they have regarded the establishment
OF Nahoha Bank as an sTpaion upon those nlinriples
ana upon The Constitutions. and they behold lie pcseni
cisi' az dem0nsatin too woully the truth their OPT
mons, and as one IN hich the liberties aud happiness of
The American People hrm too hazardous important %
sake. They have witnessed With deep concern tic ar
rogam pretensons OF u is institution, in arrayng itself
against e government Of their country aud in no
'o'airresponsibhty 10 IT, aud to the immediate
a'res oil The People Rhey have behcld the Shameless
andaciy and the GnprarPled rerkessuess OF all its mra
sures during this eyen'iul contest, with all the horror aud
"ss' Of an n'n'ted naon aud they cannot iorego this
opportunity ni majiesiing their d, those primer
pies which have iii. nnsused the Republican Rarry
ana oil te-ifyng then regard TO representative who has
faithfully sustained their proved hiseI wor h
Of 'he confidence and trust. They beg you therefore
through us TO he assured Of their entire appreciation Oh
your political course, and ia an especial of In. hil
admiration with which they have the f. mness am,
independence You have displayed during this nome ATOMS
Struggle
Perni MS, sir individually, nirgre our own feeling,
aud sentiments with tho-e OF county men, as above
expressed and TO indulge ,e hope that you will niil hen
Oh lie occasion specified.
With sentiments Of respect,
Your obdt servants, Sc.
GRAY CARREEL,
JOSIAH HOi.LEAIAN>
JOSIAH THOMAS
JACOB ~ DUCK,
AUGUST Us BAhLARDa
MINIS -. .IrP<AlaI
ARCH'D ATKINSON,
J0Eh HOLLEMAN,
ARTHUR SMITH
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Correction the Address rom Pow haan publishedin
Tie Erqirer on Tuesday last, The quotation from Mr.
Leighs Alien Lac Letter is thus announced: That no
impartial man doubt that the principles OF that Act
~ds constitutional II should have been printed 'prin
ciPie OF that Act constitutional"
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The National Intognccr upon tho auboritv of
Commerce that the Jersey intended to
expiration oil the
query Vii they resign THEN Or expiro of
hsen, without any act vi resignation their part;
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Sour 0raPsso Boston Commercial says Of tho accounts
Rom Ynk; Never mindths Wigs got along very we'll
without tho strte 81 Nav York H's
And yet tho soisnme
NIcroRY." ~~-