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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22
SOUTuAnIpToN C,oTTNTy

10 THE EDIroRs-Fr0m JorusdIeni, january 10.
''Thc polls have just closed, leaving Goodwin ma
jory of 81 votes Six hundred and sxy-two votes were
taken Butts the most popular of the party
had been Sheriff for fifteen twenty years. acting with
the greatest integrity and indulgence towards the people
He rcceired, is said, many Jackson rotcs There was
no public discussion. Yours truly, and in haste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

Extract Of Letter from PetersJurg-1 Tuesday night
"Burra for sdei have Just time to say TO you
that we have been-no Jccn but that we hare BEATEN
the enemy in Southampton DR. Goodwin is elected
by majority Of 80 votes Butts and all the inhu
otser than POLITICAL in his favor which was great
Between six and seven hundred votes were pocd AS
the %Dcvil should take Of his own pray send him
express to --- and the -- in order thst they may
know the crumb of comfort Southampton has dropped
into our laps Truly yours &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22
sMYTLI CoIINTY

TO TIE EDTTORS OF THE EJVQUIRER.
GESTLEMES ! this morning received from the Chair
man Of the Committee, appointed by a meeting of the
people Of Smyth county, letter containing copy Of
the instructions to David McComas, Esq. signed by
about 4O4 Of the qualified Of that county In con-
iormty with thc request of tho Chairman waited upon
Mr.. McComas, and delivered them TO him He received
them, and expressed determination to give 90 the in
structions that consideration TO which they may be en
tied. Concurrng do most heartily with my cons-
tuents in the which they have taken il IS source
of the highest qualification to find that the result oftber
efforts approxmats nearly unanimity in reference
to the subject OF the Senatorial election
Respectfully, &c VIM. II. HARLEY
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HE.HDS UP

In King q Queen have beat the feetcst horse in
the Wing stables-and John Robinson, friend of the
Administration, has been elected Delegate, by majority
of 40.
In Southai1PkOa, where last Spring, DIR. Harrison
Wing, beat S Parker Unsatisfactory 80 votes the Ia
bes are turned-aud Dr. b. Goodwin (Adm) has beat
Capt Edward Butts (perhaps the strongest Wig in the
county,) 81 votes.
In the Senatorial District of Halifax and Meckenburg
which voted on Saturday last have no doubt of the
success OF Baskerville lAdm) Spraggins (Wg)--
An extract of letter appears in Yesterdays Wig
written from Boydon, in Mcckcnburg on Saturday of
which the following is Extract:
Our Senatorial election going shall be beaten by
great ann OF opinion, that half people
eckenburg, knew OF the election, and that
friends knew that Spfaggins candidates.
oil them have mnde their appearance at the pols.'
In Lewis county-wherc we were beaten before
Hoffman "a Wig) is returned by majority of 30 over
llays-but he confesses his county is for the Admins
tration-and we have hesitation in saying that in
voting for Leigh he will misreprcsent the great body
his constituents,
Thus
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VIM n. HARLEY
Rlonnosn. Jnn. lho 2lsl. -

DEAR Sin; J take this opportunity Of acknowledging
the receipt, through you, of the letter Of James p
Srother, enclosing list Of the Of those citizens
OF Smyth, who desire that should vote against b w.
Leigh as United States Senator. That communication
VIII receive respectful consideration by me- any thing
coming from any Of my constituents shall fail q
receiving, long continue 10 be their Representa-
tive take this opportunity Of rendering through YOU
my thanks 10 James r Sirothcr and the other gentle
men, composing the Committee of Smvth county, for
the polite manner in which they made their commuDca
tom and to YOU sir tender my thanks for the verypo
cation 10 me am glad to Sec though differ in poll
tics, that il has not destroyed that private friendship
which has heretofore existed between
Yours respectfully.
DAVID McCOMAg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

INsrnUcross to Darid Nc Comos
M Daoid Nc tomas SfR--On the 18th day Of De-
ceinbcr last large portion Of the citizens of Smyt
county. held meeting al The Court house. aud passed
resolutions, approving The leading Of the pre-
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Richmond, Thursday, Jan. a2.
THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

We have seen letters from Washington published i'm
the Charleston Mercury, (NaH1er, and the New York
Commercial, crank Fsderoi,) which state that the pre-
sent Virginia Legislature will probably nominate Judge
White for the Presidency But we begin shrcwdly to
suspect, that such will not be the fact The Wigs can
not IS sad, o together in favor ofany candidate
They have strong disposition, doubt take up one
Of our own men (Judgc White for nsance,) to break
heads Without he is not exactly the man to
suit Them especially that sciag eth Wig arnay called
Che Nullhes because of the support he has given
Administration in the Force Bill &c. &c.--Bcsidcs the
mongrel coalition do yet know whether he would
the "available candidate" TO break down-and still
more, whether it polite for them TO
wait, and watch, and whether they get one
OF their own politicians into the Chair. At present,
some of the very men, who lately pressing the
Legislature into a nomination. crying out against
any premature commitment. They wish to keep
dark, worthy Delegate from Lewis said
One OF their party, member of the H. of Delegates
and an Editor withal proposed the other day in his pa
per- ticket of Mr. Clay for President, and Mr. John
Tyler, for Pee Presideha curious combination enough
of the very curious elements of which the Wing Party
composed But, the proposition coldly received by
the Sir Oracle. which once supported Mr. Cay-pro-
nounced him of the first of the age-and pre-
dicted his final ascension to the Presidential chair
The truth is. these modern Wings have materials
enough to choose from but the misfortune u.s. that they
have also too many persons to please They have too
many cooks -and their broth may be spolt They
will take one OF their men, if they get him.
either by uniting upon If they by attempting
TO throw the election into the H. of R.But the Multi
flying wing of their Party very much disposed steal
secd oi of our stable will ride Judge White
Exclaimed Virginia candidate for Congress- the other
day, AT Washngton) and my opponent will have ride
Van Burcn-and which of W will beat but we
doubt very much whether Judge White will suffer him
self thus TO be used against General Jackson and his Adj
ministraton, by their enemies. We should not
be surprised, If three four of the bercst enemies
OF the Administration would try to get into Congress,
IN this State, upon this game. But very much
doubt whether IL. L. Whit, will permit 1.-THE Judge
has great prctcnsions-but one of his Tennessee
be ripe enough not'-and at all events he will not
place himself under obligations to his enemies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22
RIcIlMoNp. 10th january. Is35.

RICHMOND 10th January, 1873.
Dear Sir: In conformity to resolution adopted by
committee appointed by portion of the citizens Of the
county Of Amelia at meeting held by them in Novem
Der last there has been forwarded TO by the commit
tee letter of instruction TO you Senator from the
district of which that county constitutes part TO vote
against the reelection of Benjamin w Leigh, Esq. to
the Senate of the United States and vote for any
other person, who in opinion may stand the best
chance to be elected who is decidedly friend the pre-
sent administration of the Federal Government.
have likewise received from that committee, their
letter addressed to you upon the subject of Instructions
both of which papers am requested TO present to you in
person. They will be found enclosed.
BY the letter addressed to you by the committee you
will understand how far they consider you bound by the
instructions from their county, of your district
They have not by resolution, required of request
you to state whether in the event of your receiving
stIuctions from majority of the consttuonaly quail
fed voters in your district you win be governed by them
in the vote to be given by you for Senator of the Uni
ted States; but should it be your pleasure state the
course you would in that event pursue know it will be
agreeable to the committee TO receive the information
Acting as now am the organ of the committee I
have to request that you will do the favor acknoyv-
ledge the receipt Of this and the papers enclosed with
your first convenience
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your most ob't. humble servant
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WILLIAM oLD, Esq, Senate, Richmond.

RIcnMoYD, 10th January, 1895.
DEAR SIR: In conformity to resolution adopted by
committee appointed by portion Of the citizens of Anne
la, at meeting held by them in November last there
has been forwarded to me by the committee a Letter
of Instruction TO you the Delegate from that county,
TO vote against the reelection of Benjamin w Leigh
Esq to the Senate of the United States and to vote for
any other person who, in your opnion may stand the
best chance to becected, who friendly to the present
Administration of the Federal Government.
have likewise received from that committee letter
addressed to you upon the subject of Instructions both
of which papers am requested TO present to you in
person They win be found enclosed
have not been required by any resolution Of that
committee to ask OF you to say, whether it will be your
per TO do So know it will be agreeable to the commit
tee TO receive the information.
Acting, as now am, the organ Of the committee
have TO request that you will do the favor to
knowledge the receipt of this and the papers enclosed
with your earliest convenience
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your most ob't. humble servant
FABIUS LAWSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

The foio,oing copy Of the Letter Of Instructions de-
iircrod TO WILLIAM On, ESQ., Senator from The Dis
rict Of .9n,eiia &C., and RicmARn Booker, Esq, the
Delegate from tie county Of .1neiia:
"Having undminished confidence in the virtue, into
gritty, and patriotism of Andrew Jackson President of
the United States and approving the general of
his Administration, have viewed with mingled feel
ngs of disappointment and regret the pursued by
Senator, Benjamin w Leigh in the Senate of the
United States; and the election Of Senator that bo
dy will again at the next session of the Lcgsla-
ture-we, whose names hereto subscribed, being
constitutonaly qualified voters in the county ofAmelia
do instruct Delegate Richard Booker, and Sc
nator, William Old, and they hereby instructed
against the said Benjamin w. Leigh, Senator of
the United States, and to give their any other
person who may in their opinion, stand the best chance
to be elected, who is decidedly friend to the present
Administration opposed to the restoration of the depo
sites the Bank othe United States and rc,chartcr
OF that institution"
[Signcd 6y 292 constitutionaliy
qualified cOterS Ia .7naelia County1
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COMMUNICATES


the Committee appointed by meeting of portion
of the people of the county of Amelia friendly the
present Administration of the Federal Governmen mt met
at the Clerk Office the LIST instant and after making
progress in the business assigned to them by said
meeting, adjourned 10 meet again this day, at letters
vile They accordingly met and organized themselves,
by appointing Major Rodophl Jeter Chairman and Ben
jamin Brdgorth, Secretary: Aftci which, the following
Resolutions We're unanimously adopted
1st. Rcsored, That the letters addressed TO Messrs
Old and Booker be signed by the Chairman, Secretary
and other members of this Committee.
I'd Resored, That the original Letters of Instruction,
signed by many of the in the county, be deposited
in the hands of Maj Rodophil Jccr, for safe keeping
TO be subject to the inspection of any person who may
wish to themand that two copies of said Let
ters of Instruction be forwarded to friend and coad
jutor, Mr. Fabius Lawson, in Richmond with request
that he will hand to MIR. Old, Senator, and the
other TO Mr.. Booker, our Delegate, in person..
3D. Rcsoffed Also That the proceedings of this COM
mttcc be- signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
that true copy of the he forwardcdto Mr. Law
son, with request that the be published in the
Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Wing, and Petersburg
Constellation. RODOPHiL JETER,
BENJAMIN BnIDoFoRTn, Sccy. Chairman.
December 9Th, 1884.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-22

AfORday, JdHaary 10.
Mr.. Grundy, from the Committee on the Post Office
10 which the had been referred reported without
amendment the bill reducing the postage on periodical
pamphlets and to extend the ranking privilege to the
Engineer Department
Mr.. Webster, from the Judiciary Committee To- which
the same had been REFEREED reported the bill making an
appropriation 70 pay revolutionary and other
OF the United States without amendment.
Mr.. w. also gave notice that he would move TO take
up the bill tomorrow.
Mr.. Webster, from the Committee on Finance 10
which the bill 60 exempt merchandise imported under
certain circumstances from the operation Of the tariff
law Of 1875 had been re-cOmnittcd reported the same
with two amendments
Mr. Webster said that the amendments were i'm truth
but one amendment, in his view, and went to modify
tue btu 50 as To limit its operation To- such imports as
were made prior to the 30ib Of September instead OF the
5Oth December 10 place the act Of 1893 in all its
sections, upon the same footing il placed in the first
section
inc bl was then taken up on motion Of Mr.. Web.
ser, considered as IN Committee Of the Whole and or
dcred u be engiossed for a bird reading
The bill granting two per Of the proceeds Of sales
o. public lands in Aabna sci apart for purposes of pub
nc Improvement 70 purposes Of education within that
state was taken up for consideration Committee of
the Whole
protracted and dscursve debate ensucd upon This
bill which was participated in or less by Mcsars
Moore, Webster, Pondexter, Frelin0uysen and Prem.
tes who supported the bill, and by Mossrs King Of Ga
King Of Ais, Kane, Porter and Black who opposed ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

Ts The Editor, Of n. Free Prs,.:

- ~ f-2aSft y AAr frre Frfr1e
GESrLExES-BeinS a ssIs@,riher u vnur
paper. consider mys-lf p,c-~,e-s.,i Of = rlzht
To complain against tbe too fr-i,len; 4dan.--iot,
into Your oolII-lnS. al long StlfsGSs toticss and
communications No one can ssnpathixe ~ ih
more earnest feeling IN the trbuBies and Nar-
ross of hrs fellOs-cresiar,-s. than DO: and
especially m those >orros. shi n are dAiiy en-
tailed upon Va oy the I0ss u = dexr relative or
friend; but. a OFT . ard expression - 10 prof
al sincerity, deem the ARTICLES jtist named A.
mere matters of unfell cOn;,liaseat or a. tie
products OF an :" itch for scrIs bling Passing
without further remark. tis- siyi- "A ~hsch
these Communications arr conan ssaiy HTsttea,
and particularly that Il the y,s.etiraI eda-Ers>-
defective both m rhyme ard ns-4SIre--t.aat -
often occupy large portion 81 war yar-r. %
the exclusion 81 matter Il infinitely GREATER
interest and utility 60 the community. 4 Er.-
nouace them e. be NJ brit. ussI,ss "a esery
sense Of The word The deAGl require so usex
paper monuments 90 establish their reeolIec-
tiOn among those with whom. they have pa->ed
their lives, and il may be fairIy presumed that
what answers good p1rPD-e al home. will
effect much les abroad IJei the ut. hos
ever, be viewed a. making here sny DasfionIry
or psrssaaI ailasI,Ds. nor do lere5y iafend
offence Co any iDdis dual; bss nv remarks arc
designed for a general object and If yosIr 40
seribers generally arc willing 90 receive ts,e.e
obituary notices and communications AMI con
sIder my complaint unjasiihai,Je. Z - ish n.a
10 Intr1de upon the remembrance &c the SeaA
by any MEASURE tending to destroy 81 .-rp@tss-
ATTY, bu; Will certainly sacrifice nv wlsI.s-s and
pleasure % their conception Of risht afsI pro-
Priety. PIIII.OS.
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BALTIMORE, ArRIL "a
CATTLE-Contin.es scarce aud ~anie d;
We quote At GAIA cents.
FiSH.-Aboat loo bills. Iyerr;.r. h,x.
reached the market thr, week. aud a. tier,
has been IN animated dc naand FOR the art,eI.
nearly the whole have been .oId from The
wharf ~ - per tbl cash 4 lot af 400 It'll.
N"rth carolina Shsd. trimmed No 4 the
only parcel received this season, n >old nj
- per Dol cash. Moderate sale, of NJ .
Nsekerel al So 30. and Of No : al - b.
per Dbl. The inspections Of the week com.
prise - bol>. Naekerel; 43J bb!s. 81. AID
sc bills Herrings
H.Es ard sbosf flour.-SaIes from .to-e.
we're made IN the osrls part of the ~,
al -, but the market h., .iace imnro,-a -
,aies have been made 81 s. CO., aud rhs,o-
orancs at - 12l. We quote NJ - OCi "a
ia The wagon prise nov ranges from
~ 57i TO 5
GRAIN hsat.-- The only transaetion IN
Mary land whea At we're sales Of two or three
parcels prime at the b ginning Of The week
al 81 IL per bustei. SINCE then The rnarke
has been without supplies The sales 81
>H-qIehanna wheat have ranged tLraux,.ou,
the seek nj 81 llsSl - per buSbei T~o
parcels were odd To CAV nj 81 IL The
Ps-s have been but mode rate
Cora Sales 80 tie early Part Of the q .,~L
o. ,eiiow al 7is75 cent.. sod Of white At -
A11 cents Within the IAst two da,.. the
sales Of yellow have been At .6A77 eents. an
Of white 81 77a75 cents
CforsT.''d-sAles Of good 10 prime 1t - 81
sS' D. from siores-Dose receiving by Hs-
gon..
fIar'eed Sales at 80 per bu.bei-searos
and snted.
Rys-is usated-none al market fpr some
days The last sales Serr al IS eeats
oai-Ar- scarce. We quote the range ol
the market 37sil cents
ALEXANDRIA, AFEL %
FLOUR -Te.terdAv the waxoa ,r,,- A
Flour Nas 81 7J.a -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

AxorHEn DsEApsri AR Na---we cory ts<
subjoised ,rtiele from Tia Natisa,, lu,-Iisr,s-
Ger. We are anxioss 10 know that ths cSsh<
~iii make Of 4. What pity Poin.sexi-r Ia.
ieft the city Cone, Blair. ti.os exoelLai
man.-~bere arc thy Coitm,r.s, IA, Michel
fo,s. Thy DAVID s,e~artS Drum them .p.
Such an opportunity ought not u be L-, A
conspiracy can be proved. and sl,lso-a<h Pom
dexter r. absent you can. arssng you. ea,il,
I'm upon sorne other Individual N the ia..,x,-
tor.
We hear that on Friday nigh, last
nj the Presidents Manson. the Sum
bers OF the family were disturbed by
an incident. with all the particulars Of
which We are not acquainted. but We
believe Is substantially described thus
The sleep Of the President Wa broken
by the noise Of some one af the door
ot has chamber, endea,oring apparent
~ to obtain entrance into II. On the
Presidents demanding who II uaS.
and what Vas his object. the INTRUDER
answered that he was irving Tor v antcd
TO find the way) to- get out The no.~
having reused some member OF the
family sleeping in an adjacent roorn. they
promptly repaired 10 the spot. and
succeeded IN arreSiing the OF nder.-
On being examined the first impression
that ms object. IN attempting IN gc,
into the Presidents room. Was rcrso-
nal violence. entirety gave way before
The TACT that he was without arms or
weapons Of offence Of any Kind he
wa an ordinary person. OF t.,r sptear-
ance OF day laborcr. who had. 10 all
appearance, got into the house with a
view TO plunder, but missed al the same
time his way and his object In order
Go keep the fellow safe until The morn
ing. when he could be sent before n
magistrate, he was locked up in An
apartment on the premises usually oc-
cupied as stable, but al the tune Va
cant, where II was supposed he would
be safe enough till morning. When
the morning came, however. the bard
had flown; having escaped out Of
window or aperture OF some sort. which
Was at such height from the ground
that no one supposed he could posi-
bly, reach it. This Is the substance Of
the story as we have heard IL. Should
an authentic account OF the occurrence
appear, differing IN any material par
dculars from tins version Of IL, ~e
shall place IL before our readers. We
hope some clue will vet he found 10
lead TO the apprehension OF this depre-
dator. and bring him 20 Jus. nun
ishment.
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Carslimg & TmIiimg.

~ csfding sBd Fsiiiax Nal near
w ChariesisaH. q nos ~ con.f iete Or
der. sd resdy O. ths reception 81 " otI
have procured Young usn. Mr.. G~a.
stsves.. whom beii.ts a. b. oosapstsnt O.
sarry u ou. vho sd. sad~r 49, asa cree
siuaai snG~rtntsndenct devote rs uhoie tfas
suf attention. % q
Hsstng fsond th~ assssfts'sriar e Cf.fa.
SC % interfere 18th. snd delay SIC otter
sork haze detsrn,inst ~ disrortinas fhst
brace "a q ne hustpess snd eoafns tie ogs-
fsti1ns ofths Mi " ths oountfy -crk si0s.s
such lsCardios. ioiiinE Dying sd Dres.rs.E
ant 20 prssent dssa ppoint ashts a. sauch -
po-sibie. 81 vofs shsIi bs doe D. a.. order
~ o. tnle. n vhfch % shsii sosas o. har8
ANOREw kENNEDY
arrg n ta7s
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TO thar LasRSra.

- s. CoNRADT inform. the LADIES' o.
AAs HarT'ers-ferrs aud IL vicinity. that 4l.s
Ies ot The AiiifncTs aud hautrs alskssE
oSsi"e>s. an Bolivar. DeNt dooF Ia Dr lIA.-
deus store, ~hsrr sLr 0. prepared ta.H.~ut-
al the shortest bOi q. eli kH,d. Of fs.h.ous-
De n'iiisnerN aid azanius msknaE. s4x Boz.
bets OF all k'isds. Cay and I grissu~. Ladss-
H'c"E Hadn't, and DTe-se-. alter tise aat-si
rht ts>hs"rs. Size siso usaBufsctures a..
keep on hand. tlssisc Brisii. rsusr -tsck.
CO The ls'est patterns. sud of even a,s-ln,
~hieh NIL DC scid b. the sinei- stock OF &c
merchants ~ the do7ea. OF. res,,rs.-bis Iera,,,
stocks fep.irrd NJ tie shortest notice
April 10. lH1S IL
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The Richnsond Courier
lied .Sezsi- Ws,Eiy ComDiLer.


tSVl1E EiItors of the CoxrtIER, in con-
II frn'ag tn sh-t thu, b. I'ese u be il.- pub
ii< ts'' have dstrrn.'ss,I ~thost Changing ti-.
ErHeF-i sts4s7.StrV 81 th-ir PAPER to give a. [.
.SfEsAEEy ~ fob0cs Ib~, Know tI,rTe o. ...-I.
ufiHS 80 sErf s''ss thc rrs.sl-r 9TH polite Il
.N'strT, vet pss,-r r'trsiy devoid u pssiigsS o.
IsN- ds>A -'tt.aet sr.sosins. or. - L.s Lc-,.
ap'iy sald, - ptss.'i'rg ~uiaOut ..acr." o. h..
80 sissrnsfr P<,pls Mo t.ks 50 sls-Sia.J ~. is-
<rv-t ia p'Ttrc ztsIirs TIM I,,,.<, u N..Klai.
zsa&lIy tx.
ksxhsEint.t - licked ~ tn centre Of the No.
iHsS1i ~ sscn. tn poitr ~herr st L-.~s .Ias,..g
t.r LrStsisi'se ss'tioss the concentrated ts.a
- th SIT r->ss:.A, -d from th. ,,,.,t a., A
i~trtiI<v~@~ - SsiVtssi e. 10 s<.atered over every
VsFt % the C1ssITz4. slth.
Nc sI.@Il. therrtor-, take q der..l-d- ,hoa-h
S~SeSDas p-rt tI.< poI.si,s II the de-, ga COZ
p@p~r tSr tA< ss1airy. ~L'sh ~r prrs. III unsI-r
tn tftr ~ - 1he k1cAzsoHJ CssYsrr s...,f N~sa,
~ XII Compiler" W. sh-Ii 80 Nc L-., .It,.
~ ss-f-s, batrI Lsr tIs.- pSihsit,lss e N,rrni.
saf CSastitatroa.l CEsss. w b-Ii~,r ,h,,
= IN arv so- snpsT.llssI. .si as.sier th-i LsI,.f
Any hop- th.s ossr Soss.try &c . . .k-u-.l
fsO-D tis- t-t-t s<Sar''y IN ~hish ti.ey Eo- sem
~ - r~po>snx
" Iti. tkss hSisf rxtosst,oa a.f osr ,,--, aud
p"~y"-ss. &C ,asoAs the ssPpost ~ rensros.
Paalb<-
Eh- n-iiy Co@P.l-r -,H b. /. .-par..~ eoa-
sSTS- .sai pes>ar th- susIrss sLISL ., h, .t,,sr
us.-b re Prrs-Hf cotdu-tar~
H. PEIs- 81 ta.< Co1s,.r anal S.-ui-W al,
C@aaPfI q, Five DiLsss pr sssuGs; h,ss sssJ a.
SiSsa-<- al b. TrSstsed - P.s aa-St ~ full 10,
EsS s.abssr'psIcas-
JOHN =. GAILAHER-
JAMES a.. WALKER
Ri~hnsoea. April -. 1855
E- sub-enptions received AZ thi. ofic.