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Fresh Dry GOOds---in Store.

IENHE Ship J.Drrson, just in from Liverpool having
IA brought the remainder OF our importation OF Sprin
OooDs. except, few packages-and our receipts oi Do,
nestc and other Goods from the North having been very
heavy within few dsys-we now prepared to offer
10 our esomers and TO all who may choose 10 call en- ms
one OF the largest supplies of Goods have ever had i'm
store and which equal in style any thing in the Dry
uoods line we have for many seasons Goods are
indeed Goth handsome and cheap A more general adj
versemeus will.sppear in lew days.
+. s. J. S. JAMES & CO.,
'Pli' II. lllo-uJ Market Square
fENO The PUBLtC.-JoHN DAVIS, naive OF Allie
"a ghsny County Va, lett the paspf the State
was engaged in business His Pafenh no, knowing ,vhat
has become OF him, are in great affection They learn
ia be passed through Of the counties below the
bie Ridge, ourney wing loot Surgeon Dcniis-that
during The mouth OF April, he in Charlottesville AL
.oehae County They suffering the deepest anxiety
from his absence and long silence, which they believe 10
be occasoned by sudden aud heavy Rsiotune Hitherto
every enquiry and exeton 10 obtain further intelligence
about him, have proved unavsng which thus connect
hem 10 resort 10 the present painful alternative in hone
a through benevolent community, some iidings NAV
al length be had OF their absent sonor, happily should
this meet his eye, I've would hasten home where every
consolation parental tenderness besow awaits him
. JESSE DAVIS.
hieEnahy county, va, June g. S-ii
r Editors generally in Virginia, and States adjoining hy
giving tho above ineIton will merit the tho
bereavod parents e " w
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GENERAL AGENCY-rhe undersigned resi,ing
~ IN Fredericksburg, Virginia. having opened an oi
nee Tor be purpose, offers his 10 the public "A an
AuENi Tor the prosecution and collie c,ion of accounts
ao G'ahs geher"hy-'he investigation Of Land Tides
purchase and sale oil Real Estate redemption of Lands
sntectto sale Tor non-payment OF Taxes Sc &c In anv
par, oil We State oil Virginia. the adjacent States
he las given particular attention the VS. and R.pu
ia'ions respecting claims Tor REVOLUTIONARY SER
VICES, both Continental and State; and will nn,r,,te
Bounty Pay or Tensions, Of Officers aud Soldiers of tho
Revolutionary War: OF the late War between The II
STATES and Great Britain. He respectfully invites Tho
correspondence OF persons having lille to such claims
eiler against the State OF Virginia or the United States
Residing at a convenient point between and "a Thin
rev hours travel OF the cities OF Washington and Rich
mond, aud having attentive and experienced corrssuo
-n lie will be able 10 business proptv in os.
places. " ~
In cases requiring legal aid advice ne will he assisted
oy aO'e conhsean| the utmost diligence and attention
viii be given bring speedy and successful issna
business that may be conlJed 10 him.
FOR the satisfaction OF persons a, distance 10 whom he
Is UNKNOWN snd who may desire information OF his char
aeer and capacity Tor business he is authorised to refer to
s re"s's" he f. " GRAY s1 hereto e,
REFERENCES
Hon. Francis T. Brooke, Court of appeals, ia.
Hon. joint. Lomax, General Court
of IA.
Hon John Coalisr,
John Scott, E.q. FTeaeTlckS6Wg.
John $. Wexford, Esq.
john l.. Marye, Esq.
Hon. VIM. It. Barry, Post Master General
y on Samuel l.. Southland, Senate u. s.
Hon John NJ Patton, House of Rep. U. States
Hon VIM. p. Taylor, do. do.
% S$, H S+:s:: e e. Esq
May 6. 1I7-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-10

7HfbE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE
II FOOT, will stand the ensuing season, (Which com.
enced on The ls OF February, and i'll terminate on e
Isl oil Juy) al my Farm adjoining the of MAnches
ter and opposite TO the City oil Richmond The terms are
my dollars the season, discharged by the payment OF forty
"i,hn the season--and sixty 10 insure mare with foa
aiu one dollar to the CToomConpanics or individuals
sending SIX mares will be charged but five. There
are lois aud sheds prepared for mares and pasuragc with
out charge Every attention will be paid TO prevent ac
dents or escaPcbut the subscriber Will be respons.
ole or either Mares will be fed grain % cents ay
anu no charge made Tor the board Of servants accompany
ing them Barefoot ioaed the property Of Mr. w AT
III IS2O Zone OF the most successful sporsmen and breed
ers OF race horses in all England who sold him to ord
Darlington, from whom he purchased by his present
owner, Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, who sent him 10 ,s
country AS racer, Barefoot dsting ushed ON the
English turf as any horse Of his day, having beaten many
OF The best runners in England, and is 10 be the only
morse ever imported, that had won the GREAT ST. LIZ.
GER For detail Of his performances, see bsnd.bIs
Bsre'oos pedigree is equal 10 that Of any horse lie
was got by Tramp out OF Rosamond by Buzzsri her dam
tosebury sister 10 Hubby by Phenomenon her dam Miss
west, by Machem, Reguus Crab, Childers Basto
Tramp was got by Dick Andrews out Gohanna mare
her dam Flsxinela by Trenthsm, woodpecker Eyerast
ing by Eclipse Dick Andrews got by Joe Andrews
out OF ilghiycr marc her dam by Cardinal Puff Tat.
Ter, snip, Codophn Arabian Joe Andfews was got bv
Eclipse, out OF Amarands, by Omnum; er dam Ciouly
by Blank, Crab, Partner, &C.
Barefoot is red sorrel, FIVE feet two inches hieb OF
great bone and snew and highly formed as any horse
Richmond, April rs. [I14--tf1 T.. G.. MAYO
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affOissielgs' Tbsss0ss

&N I'LL stand the ensuing season, my stable In the
Wv couny OF Chesterfield, about 20 miles from both
RICHMOND and Petersburg and within mile Of Moodys
overn-he IS now at his stand ready TO serve mares At
sou the season, payable Isl August next, when IL
VIII expre-$lO0 insurance, payable as soon as the
mare IS known TO be in ioa parted wiione dollar to
the groom In every Large and very extensive pas
1r"gc sown 10 small grain, expressly for mares left with
we morse separate lots Tor and colts, many new
mem ~ bad weather. and board of servants gratis
- nose senuing from distance f convenient, will send
servants wib er Mares that they may be attended TO-
agreedbly TO their own Instructions Mares fed il reauir
ed at 20 cents day. no responsibility for accidents or e
capes, but every prccau,ion TO prevent them
GEORGE w. JOHNSON. .
PEptGREE.-.MOnsieur Tonson was nv pseoI,t be
by the Imported horse Citizen he by Pacolct Of EnglsnI
I've by Bl10k, and Blank By Godolpin Arabian nj dam bo
Top Gallant he by Gslaln, Gelatin by iinpof.ed Bedfofi
&c &c, bis grandefn by Grey Medley, imported Oscar
imported Fefnoughi, &c.-Monsieur Tonson il the 1di
brother o. Sir Richard, Henry and Champion Sir nd.
enard aud Champion h,ve proven superior race horses
and have never been beaieu ~
Monsieur TonsOn has made Iio,SeIcs en- ,ofU k,o,c t
ms unooHed aehieremenis the tut as TO render uf
er notice unnecessary Those who desire see moro
detailed account OF spedigrec and performances are
iefred TO ShDners Tnfi Register, January No 1881.
Wonsieur I0nsois colts have sold ~ very leh prices
saw their improvement he having had last s more win
ners than TIE get Of any other horse Americte best
evidence however, OF my opinion Of him IT, that paid
last November ten thousand dollars cash Tor him
w. II. JoHHsoN
Chesterfield, slh February 1884 SCI
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ANoLD MINE TRACT In BUCKINGHAM. 70,

q NoLD MINE TRACT IN BUCKINGHAM-For
sa'e or lease the dover interest OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Lewis in Tract of Land. lying waltons Fork in the
county OF Buckingham, about mles from the Count
mousse belonging to the estate OF her deceased
Tie late Col VIM ]. Lewis This tract sometimes CALI
ed the Gold Mine Tract supposed to contain about 100
acres. Cold has been frequently found upon Tin one
Instance. single nmp said lsve been worth ards
oil 500 COL Lewis some short time before his de ,b
and before searching Tor Gold pursued as profitable
business In virginia. had commenced preparations on an
extensive scale Tor washing aud separating the ore A
more particular description is deemed as
none, is presumed would purchase without examining
the properly Persons disposed conrac, for Mrs. Lew
ss interest will please address their most
paid, to &c b. W. S. Cabe DAnville, John Robertson
Richmond or the subscriber Concord p o.. Campbell
STERLING C. ANDERSON
Attorney in fact for Mrs. f. Letpis
3.
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Spring Goods.

VIE subscribers ave already in store large portion
"A between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED PACK.
AGES, oil their Sprirg Supply OF Dry Goods received
mainly by the Horhaway from Liverpool by various
'Seeni arrivals hom Philadelphia aud New York The
remainder OF Their portdfions daily expected by
Tie Jefferson from Liverpool and other large additions
WI be made during the ensuing week by arrivals iron,
new York When all thcse get into store, fuller and
more genera advertisement will appear. In The mean
,iine, we olier on our usual ern the supply now ON
hand ami invite City and Country Merchants 10 call
Oh Us. mere has been rery great decline in many
ddg drficfes, aud almost all others lower than last
year-indeed we have rarely Dry Goods generally
as cheap a, they noU are. The styles patterns &c are
new Tor the most part and many of them good.
+. s. J. $. JAMES & co
April I. GIO7-ln M,rL sn,.,.
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l- The ENtlU is published week gene and
three times during State esislaiue
Price, the HERETOFORE Five Do pei payable adj
vance Notcs Of chartered specie will
sss.s ~ pay men The Editors will guarantee the
@ No will be discontinued the discretion the
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up.
@ Whoever will the nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis. - "
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, less, hrst
os assumed in is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-10

VACCINE AGENT.-DR. WIZ. s. scorr, has been
y re-appointed by the Executive, Vaccine Agent for
the State Of Va. As directed by law he is prepared 10
70 al persons within the State desirous Of obtaining r.
Personal applications st his office lain Street ne,
opposite The State Banks by letter, postage paid ,,i
be promptly attended toDreciors Tor Vaccinsioo ,,il
accompany each parcel Of matter distributed.
MAY 20. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-10

GaBLEGO MILLS CITY of Richmond
FHthE subscriber has tie pleasure Of informing bis
former customers and the public generally, ia The
saego Minis are nearly completed, and will be n foil
operson with the growing crop lie IL now ready 10 con-
tract Tor wheat from ali parts Of the country
nc business WI be conducted after Let July next IN
PETER ). CHEvALLIE
way o. 1I7--I6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-10

a NASH FOR NEGROES.--l shall be absent two or
~ three months from Richmond. During nv absence
MI VIM III Goodwin will attend 10 my sil and the rur.
chase Of slaves Tor Liberal prices will be osid
Nov 20. t5S-t9 LEWIS A. COLLIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-10

MRR. VIM. a. ABRAIAM-sIR :-As YOU are no
lYH inhababt Of this State you viii plesse lake notice
nat on the 26th diy Of uly nex Buckingham Court
House, va The county Of Buckingham, sud Slate Of Virgil
MA we shsl proceed 10 take The dispositions Of Edmund
W Hubbard aud oilers, 10 he read evidence in a snf
~ ehsnceIy now depending he Ccui, superior Court
Of Law s1u Chsneefy for lie county OF Buckingham In
which suit, we plaintiff and you sud olhes are de-
endsnis And, u hen aud there prevented we shall or
The ith DAY Of August Dex proceed 10 take the deros.
Hons ot the said Edmund W Hubbard and others AT the
said Buckingham Court House aforementioned where
you may attend, " you like. SAM'L FORD & co
May 81 eNusg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-10

Il invented Nursing Apparatus or Artificial Nipple.
aud suljoins the following certificates of eminent Physi.
cans relative to its importance and u ty,
June g. [9-4,l JAMES McKiLDoE.
have examined 'Dr Pralis Artificial Nipple, and am
e' opinion, that IL "l answer The purpose extremely
we'll We have no other conrvancc of this kind which
affords The necessary relief; and feel confident that The
Nipple p'efared will be lound eminen,ly useful
Cincinnati. Aug. %, 1898.
To Dr. Elijah Pratt.
Dear Sir As feel it matter OF much public import.
ance to possess means OF essenng the terrible surTngs
rom sore Nipples. have much pleasure in being able
to say that the Shied you offer Tor the preventing and
the Of this maady, is better adapted to the purpose
than any have heretofore In the or three in
stances have known them 10 be used, much satisfaction
has been expessed aud have station 10 believe il
will generally succeed. well persuaded Of this
a, this moment, that cannot orbear express wish
that our city, through the various Apobecarie may be
@M p. DEVICES, NJ. D.
Phadelplia, 18Th Jan, 1884.
To Joshua c. Hayker
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, 1884.
Dear Sir--l have used' DR.. Pratts Art fetal Nipple
and Shieli. in OF excorAted nipples with entire
success aud believe tat in every instance Of the kind
" properly applied, will fully answer the expectation.
oil The patient and the practitioner and entirely supefsrde
the hitherto imperfect instruments used TOR that purpose
In those cases where, ifon marmation other cause
there Is total absence OF the rsnal nipple this
nen' The only one calculated to supply the deficiency
1t requires assistance 10 hold on, gives no pain and
~ never refused by The infant wo appears TO disin-
guirh II from The natural nipple
Being con~rucied scientific principles cannot fall
TO be generally adopted aud is calculated .evA much
suffering in very interesting clAss Of the community
Yours, &c. CALEB b. MATHEW a. b.
have used DR.. Prsus artificial Nipple and Shield in
cases of Nipples With great success aud take great
pleasure III recommending their in ell cases oil CORA
ton, tenderness or malormslion OF Nipples
M CLARKE, NJ. ID.
Richmond May 20b. 1881.
Having directed and used, Dr. Prstfs Nipple and
Sie ~ several cases OF aud perfrrtly
NIPPLE, affords pleasure its superiority Owe
any coh'flvsnce that have employ ed aud ts pere
adaptation 10 the oljcc in view. J. CULLEN, VI. ID.
Richmond May 30h, 1884.
a. HURT PUMP--Thc subscriber having rented this
~ wei known and healthy establishment, IL miles
above Tie cry Of Richmond, u prepared entertain ira
Ners and others upon reasonable lrrs and in such man.
ncr 80 I've trusts viii give general satisfaction lie
t"y socs The patronage Of The old customers of fe
tabshmeni, aud begs leave call the attention Of tie
Pubc, and OF The citizens Of tie lower country particular.
W, 10 The well known healtiulness Of the sitaon lie
bar - well supplied with the best Of liquors. and no Labor
or expense will be spared promote The comfort Of ali
who may favor him with their custom.
May 0. I"nSs
GdLLEGO .MILLS.-C ity of Richmond
/, a. II. a ~.
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AW/lLLiAM Il MARY COLLEGE.-rhe Visitors
w OF this institution hereby notified thai their
Annual Meeting will be held the College, on the 4,h
day OF July next, at which time, tits expected they will
give Their attendance, business oil much interest TO the
Coi,ege. r. McCANDlSH, Rector.
""udnsDurg, 9th June, 1881. O. Ct
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NOIlCE.-H aSing finally removed my laniy and Sc
urinary from my late residence tie river Potomac
We located at this place healthy pessant a
iuaion, 10 lhe county Of Fairfax, on the Stage Road
from the District OF ColUmbia Winchester where ali
communication. w''l feach me VIM. BRENT, in.
sully, near Chandiy =. o., 18th Apd 81 I-l2
a 4 ROCERY AND COMMISSION BISINkSS
IN The subscriber has leased one OF The tenement. i'm
medisiely fronting the landng Of tie Pssin ne ar the new
Mill OF Mr.. Chevaie, for the Transaction Of Cgoceyy
and Commission Business, where he is now receiyino
hne sssanenoi every article in the Grocery ne aud to
which he invites the attention Of purchasersand will
give personal attention 10 all consignmcnis that are en-
trusted 10 his care. THOMAS T. JOHNSON
haich -. 1871
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The parties 10 Tic above cau,e ~ take notice that on
ne ION and lob days Of July next Buckingham Court
house on ne 22d 23l and 24h dSys Of July next At The
Taysfn ~ Bent Creeks aud on the 5h 6,h and 7h DAYS
OF August next al Warren Ferry Buckingham the Com
missioner wi proceed to the Of tie above order
JOHN 4 BOCOK, Con'y
June o. g
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Having directed and used, Dr.. Prstfs Nipple and
Sei 10 several cases OF sore aud imperIrry developed
Nipple il affords pleasure TO attest its superiority ove
any confvsnce that have employed aud s perfe
adaptation 10 the Oljcci in view. J. CULLEN, NJ d.
Richmond, May 30th, 1884
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have examined DIR Pratl's Artificial Nipple and am
OF opinion that it nill The purpose extremely
well. We have other conrvancc OF this kind which
affords The necessary rele and feel confident that the
Nipple prepared will be lound eminenily useful.
JNO. EBERLE, NJ. ID.
Cincinnati, Aug. % 1898
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Dr. Pralt's Nipple aasei st,ieId.

"A ME snbscrber oilers Tor sale, Doctor Pras newly
n Invented Nur'ing Apparatus, Artificial \ ppIe,
aud suboins the following certificates of eminept Physi.
clans, relative to lis importance and iii,y.
June g. [9-4il JAMES McKiLDOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

n'1!o,ny 'or RAVES, 30 Majority for Dabney, IS
HAYES addressed the voters At lie Cou,, tIo,,s1
snort speech, IN which he explicitly declared himself a
nrln ond decided advocate OF the Virgins doctrines Of 'gs
ana w; ss being opposed to the re-. charter Of the o.. &
BANK on constitutional grounds opposed to the removal Of
'ne DepoNies IN the first instance, but ~ they are remov.
ca, would not restore them; and concluded by stating. that
" would at all times be a pleasure, as well as a dntv. 10
comply with the wishes Of q msjorily Of his constituents
when ascertained, &c. ! only give the substsnce of his
remarks Mr.. Ihos. w. ). Gregory follow ed in A lengthy
ana argunentatye speech, IN which hs condemned ihe
U,S Bank as being In direct violation Of the Constitution.
oeteodel the Administration against the charge. of usur,
psnon, &C &c. IN relation 10 said B.nk; tidicvIed the svs.
TEN OF warfare wsged against Gen Jackson bv the nre.
Tended opponents Of The Bank, who are indeed in frui, ia
friends, when he (Gen. J~scksou) wss doing more than sny
o'"eI man 70 pvt 1t down, whilst they were by this every
day act giving II all the support in their ooSye5 I dtJ ~,
near we conclusion Of Mr. Gregery's spesch, bot that pof.
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AN OLD PETERSBURG REPUBLICAN.

FAIRFIELD RACES-FIxsr DAY.-TUesDAr April 30, 1891
FIRST Raee-A swecpstake for three year Old eoIs aud FLIES, milo
hnats-SiOO entrance, half forfeit, nine cn,ies-thIec paid forfeit.
w. X. toiSsoa's z fby Medley, dam by Vrsinisn,
Richard Adams g fSpdte by Medley, dam Sally Drake, 3 2
WIN Il. Whites C c by ynnIs, dam by Trafa gar, 4 9
Geo n C'ump's br fy Medley, dam by Shylock, . 4
w. w uitamson'+ b { Ruth, by Medley, dam by equity, 5 dis.
ia. Toy'oe's b c by Rockingham, dam by Tom Tough, 6 8
Time list heat, I'm. 5ls.-2d, I'm. SOS
AT fho start on the FIST heat, the horses wero called back, but Mr..
'OHP,s my ran entirely round tho course, aud Mr.. Adams GIy
nen'iy fousd, bsiofs They were stopped.
second Raec-A sweepstakes for 3 year old colts and hies, milo
meats 500 entrance, play or pRy.
-. r.. Iar-'s h c by Sir Afehy, dana by Hal, I
John teth's ID c by Monsieur Touson, dam Golfers dam. q o
John Eary's b c by Monsieur Tonson, =
p.B Siarkc's c C by Timoieoa, dam ty Virginian, Q dis.
Iime-lst heat, I'm 53s-2d, I'm. 81 LIS.
The Iimoleon colt the favot to before starting.
SECOND Day.
PropietoTs Purse, $500, two mile heais-entmnee sI5.
dam by Allied, 2
WIN J. Whites c IN Katy Did, S yeur, old, by Gohanna,
dam by Goo!y, 4
Smes 3 GatIisous c m Eliza Drake, s years old, by Shaw.
nee, dam by Sa'usm,
P,B Starke's 6 C Patrick Henry, 4 years old, by Medley, dam
by Remus, . .
''Vhnn rs'h c ~ hhnette, nsed, by Sir Charles, dis.
ley, Il,
wn. Wynns c c D'oae, 4 years old, by Monsieur TOnsOn,
VIM. Wiiiamsns's 6 c Batl Grey, q years oh, by Diomed,
dam by Buzzafd, 8 G
Richard Adams c c John Minor, 4 yeas old, by Monsieur
TonsOn, dam by Independence. G 8
Jime-lst heat, 3n. JOs--2d heat, 3u. sos.
Third Day-Won by o. z. fafe's Ironotte.
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- FUN TIE E-VGUJRkR.
NICIQN In uAIIE.X


81 told you so. - And ! am certain hat | shall never die
cohtented, unless communicate 10 you, what a victory
The jackson and Anti Bank democracy have achieved Tor
their country. Sneed and Cdningion, are ele cted by a
large majority over Bruce and Sims, the coalition ca,HIi
dales, particulars OF which will be furnished no doubt ia
'iDe, 10y others who have the lsis. Such a victory il
worm taking OF: II should be published especially in all
the Journals 10 Woshtugf0n, hat Halifax, the largest
county IN the State, in population, ard in extent OF terrific
~, equal TO Senator TyIers whole empre-lhat HALIFAX
noted Tor the quantity aud the quality of her Tobacco
That HALIFAX which is proverbial from BAiin's Bay 10 CAPE
Horn, aud all along The coast Of Massachusetts, has rome
out triumphant Tor the good cause. We had a great deal
10 encounter, Tor before we had time 10 think. a Tour. ,esm
Wagon arrived IRON Richmond, heavily loaded with
Leighs and Tyiers coffin bsnd-bill speeches about mail
contractors, and the Lord knows What; printed expressly
by order oil the United States Bank, at an Office og ned by
II, called, ! believe, the Richmond Wing. Bot il would
not do-tbe more Leigh abused Jackson, the better the
People liked him They asked where was Leigh 10 the
last WAR ! cannot describe TO you the exeriious that
were made for Messrs. Bruce aud Sims, every sore " was
turned, every wind was raised, every leg was in motion.
aud the very dust itself was kicked up. Mr.. Sims bears
his defeat with much %iortitude. but Mr.. Bruce badly.
The latter injured his election by issuing a circular, az.
pesing TO the very worst p~rejudices OF the People; indeed,
many OF his friends thought il injudicious- II could tell
)oua greet dssi more but mus iofbesr. We are all in