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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10
REV ADVERTISE ENTs.

A SITUATION WANTED.-A gentleman capable
IA of giving instruction in the Mathematics and if
necessary in the ruecns of the Greek and Latin Lam
guagcs Is al present in want of situaiion Letters
postage pai addressed s. the care of the Edi-
tors of the Norfolk Beacon, will be attended TO-
February 10. S0-1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

bfANO THE LADlES.-The Subscriber would inform
the ladies' of Richmond and its vicinity that he
Ii continues at his old stand few doors below the old
nlarKetnouSe on For Main street. at the sign of the COL
den comb, where he continues To mend old tores sRc
CORDS 50 as TO make them look equal appearance 10
new ones, and cannot be discovered and viii he war
rnicd 70 DC as strong when mcndcd as any other part
Of the comb, and az durable Large combs Of and the ioo
doubled over and put in tic latest fashion Those hay
ing old broken combs would do well to have them ncn
fol as 'hef atC o. look equally aa ncnl - acyy
ones hna on .ueh fa,5, b. hopes, as sin I'D ~. TO
please iliosc 1isi paifonxa him II pE1sFlts
Feb 40 - ID
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AUGUSTINE l.. DABNEY,
THOMAS G. AMORY,
WILLIAM III. ROY,

u Since the date of the foregoing advertisement
Mrs Fox, the widow of Thomas B. Fox dec d. hath de,
parted tins life; consequently the purchaser of the land
above mentioned will get AN immediate and absolute
ulc 10 inc whole estate We are requested TO state,
that the place contains about G5O instead of GOO acres of
land and in addition to this there extensive marshes
containing several hundred more Purchasers are
invited to view the premises
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

Nm Observation-Disclosures. Rules held in the
Il Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
1895:
Elizabeth Lowry, PltG
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JOKDON SMITH, )
JOHN GODDIN Commls-
February s. ids

ENAECuTORS SALE--Will be sold to the high
EA est bidder, "Wednesday the 18th February nrrt
at the Steam Saw Mill in Charles City county belong
my to the late firm of Royal 81 Garhrght-of which
hrnl >. u was surviving parncr-a large quantity of
Ptdak and Scdaaing. 1crn,S-Ninety days credit
JOHN p. BURTON, acting Error. Of
Jan. 81. ~ 1a,,,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

q AW BOOKS, JOURNALS. MAPS, &c, for Sale
"a Lcighs Reports, vol 9TH just published; price So
Also, Giner Randolph and st 2d and Sd Icirh's Yir
GINA Reports licnings Statutes large Journal of
the Conventions of l775G, and 1873 Journals of the
Senate and House of Delegates, from I776 to 1890
few copies of the large Maps OF Virginia at $40; and
OF the small Map, at iboh rollers and in portable
eases Separate volumes Of of the Reports can be
furnished
1t is proper TO guard the purchasers of the Virginia
reports against pirdted edition of the 9th Randolph
which has been printed in violation of copyright and
thrown into the market 1t may be readily distinguished
from The genuine edition printed by Isl Shepherd 81 Co
richmond, e2l by the infriority Of execution and il
is scarcely necessary to remark that little reliance can
ne placed upon The book which has appear
ed under such circumstances.
The undersigned has it in his power TO supply any
number OF Law Books TO purchasers Of the above of
the best editions and at the lowest prices and will prompt,
ly attend to all orders, without compensation
The Journals OF the Conventions and General Assem-
bly, contain mass of interesting and valuable nor.n-
private Library
WM. H. RICHARDSON, Sco Com. &. LiJ
Richmond, Jan. ~. s0-2n4sov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

HNOR SALE the imported Bull YOUNG TROJAN,
n three years old this Spring, imported iii 1889, and
was selected in England by the Rev. Henry Berry ono
OF the first breeders in that country This breed he
iereordshirc) is celebrated for the yoke and the sal
bles, and also good for the dairy.
Having another Bull will sell bargain in this on
twelve months credit, to any disposed improve
their breed of cattle lie be- my farm Bca
yer DAM ON James River, in Goochand county.
Feb 10. [S0-w4wfl CORBIN WARWICK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

NAANfED, for the present year. a sober. steady
w Wogoncr-hpply NJ the OlBce Of the Richmond
enquirer. jan - S2-wU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

n Court, January cd 1875:
Henry Walthall, Peter Nalthall Lewis Lcath. ST..
and said Lewis .cath administrator of John Walthall
dec d., William Marshall, Thomas Marshall Nancy Mar.
shall, John Bransiord and Elizabeth his wife formerly
Leath, pl,;nGG:,
against
Peter Leath, William Leath, Henry Bradshaw and
Mary his wife, John l.. II. Walthall Thomas T. wal.
thail, William b. Wathnll, Robert H. Wathal GEORGE
w Wathall, Martha Wallliall. Benjlmin Johnson and
katharine his wife John Poland and Elizabeth his wife
Richard A. Risen and Elizabeth his wife and Marty IT,
"athail ana Nancy his wife, Dcits.
The defendants, Peter Lealh, William Leath Henry
Bradshaw and Mary his wife, Richard A. Rison and Eli
zabeth his wife, John l.. r. Wathall and Thomas L.
Waltha not having entered their appearance and ven
security according the Of Assembly and the rules
OF TINS Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth IL
is ordered that the said defendants do appear here on the
hrst day OF the next April term of this Court and an.
swcr the bill OF the plaintiffs: And that copy Of this
oraer DC forthwith inserted in newspaper published
In the City of Richmond for two months succcssiyclv
and posted at the front door of the Court house of this
County Gu two successive Court days
a SoPy-Iesie J. r. LEIGH, elk
icV' ~ S.l-Ws,W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

ID S1ALNCI1fl--fI RGINlA.--At Circuit Superior
IN Court Of Law and Chancery held for Cumberland
county, on tue LIST day of September, 1884
Crawford Crensl.aw and Frances d. his wife, former
y Frances Bag6y, Henry Finch and Mary d. bis wife,
formerly Mary Baahy, Martha j. Bagby in their own
right right and po n 1 10y naat, by Crawford Cren.
I M Is iIef 4L5>1atte,n, Pleasant Bagby aud
against alia.saisi
James isheil, IN hia Own Ight,,gnd nc seer of
Lewis Isbell, deceased William isbcil. fho.as n Is
bell, John M sbell, Lewis NJ Isbcll, a. lcnshaw and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Isbcll John French and
sally his wife, formerly lsbc Polly Miller formerly Is
bell, Edward Walton and Marth his WIFE formerly Is
BELL Edward Lewis and Jane his wife, Formerly sbell
William Hagby, Lewis G. Bagby, and James 5. Bagby
~ Defendants.
The defendants A. lIenshaw and Elizabeth his wife
Edward Lewis and Jane hs wife, John French and Sally
ms wiie, William Bagby, Lewis Bagby and James Bag
ny not having entered their appearance and given sccu-
Ty according to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of
inns Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants ofthis is or
dered That the said defendant do appear here on the
first day of the next April term and answer the bill of the
compliments, and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond, for two months successfully and also posted
at the front door Of the Court house of this co nty for
two successive Court days Copy. Tcltc
H. Is. WOODSON, D. C. c. S. c.
February 10. SJ-wSw
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sEss GE.V's.E.

q \ pursuance OF a decree OF the County Court of
~ Chesterfield, in Chamcery pronounced ON the l2h
day OF January, lS, in the OF Ta,.y and others
rs. John Arch r, Sheriff of Chesterfield County we
the undersigned named Commissioners for the pur
pose OF carrying into effect the object the said decree
WI sell at Public Auction, the premises on the
18th day of February next if fair If otherwise The pct
iair day) the Tract of LAND in the County of Chcs-
lerhed, upon which the late James Ialcy resided near
the Bellona Arsenal James River containing about
800 acres On the premises are large Brick UWEI,
LING HOUSE, two stories high, and all the necessary
out houses. '
lcrns-O, II and Is months credit from the day Of
SAFE Tie purchasers to execute bonds with approved Sc
curty and the title of the property retained until the
purchase money is paid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

THVHE IMPORTED HORSE FYLDE. will make
ID his next season at the farm ofRobt g. williamson
miles north of Richmond and Immediately on the
Brooke Turnpike leading to FredcricksburqgP orticu
lars in future advertisement. TJan.Gl l4-2awtf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-04
-

".
Gal,ur'. tai =, Iprr1. l..l'ar Euctic Blue Mass,
EhuLarh Powder U,fo Tt Noes Lquoricc Bali
i,iqaorict ieoi. Nleugsia. i.umpanl Calcned Gun,
taul hot, ttHm Dlutle, Gun ~hcllar, Gum Copa,
Br1I.tone iiors. sulphur Cream Tartar, Balsam
trlu.aa, EPSON SAILS, Glanbsrs Sails Senna Man
na. Arrow Root -npcr. Gafb. soda, Tartarie acid
BoIaN, 'aatharides = pint, Anc Spirits !iartshorn
S"c'f Dd, ol NiuIol, Aqua Forts, Alcohol, Ace
ttr Norshla, SHl hate NofPhIa Iodine, Hydrodate
Potash, ct.e'ed Aaii, Pepperiue, Suphate Quininc
Z 'tanchl BifA 'id }asHi.h, gputs, pnts and half
9nts, tapeater's Compound Fluid Distract Of Sar-
sapa,il'a Carpenter. Compound Syrup tdvcrwort,
il31h Ink Red do. Rcd Ink Powder, Curtis's Chcmi.
cal do. RaWiaada Genuine Macassar Oil, Florida
Natcr Virginia Water, Lavender Water, Cosmetic
Nrh Balls, Toilet Soaps, Visiting Cards, Playing
Cards, Cont Plaster, lerIard's Maceaboy and
Scotch snuff Snuff EoXc5, fncy, i.ucers Matches,
Fancy Ne.tlsme Aios, Pocket Books Percussion
tar. peoel Points, Drilled and Silver eyed Needles
Beads. aad Ever pointed epncil Cases, Plated do.
do. Bead Needles. Fish Hooks and Fishing Lines,
Letter and Cap Paper, cohen's Quills, Diamonds,
Shaving boxes, Shaving brushes Tooth do. Hair do
Flesh do. Cloth do. Shoe do Horse do White
Wash do. Floor do, Busting do. Paint do. Camel
Hair Pencils, Walls assorted, Allspice Black Pepper,
Race Ginger, Ground Ginger, Cloves, Mace, Nut
mcgs, Cinnamon, Fresh Tamarints, Glue Window
Glass, Putty, Lamp Oil, Linseed Oil, Spirits Tur-
pentnc, White Lead, Red cad Venetian Red Span
ish Brown, Nenmllion, Chrome yellow, Chrome
Green, yellow Ochrc, prussian Blue, Spanish Whit
mr., Ground Yerlegris. Cmpeachy Logwood, Ground
LugWuod, Cnnwood, tustic, Redwood, Indigo, Mad
der, Coppers Blue Stone, Alum and saIt Petre.
Together With various other articles, too numerous
tomrnton, comprising a large and general assortment
all Of which he natcrs himself he will be able to
sell rs low rs any other house in Virginia. Physi-
clans, Merchants, and the public generally. are re-
queScd to give him call before purchasing, as he is
determined to sell on the most accommodating
DAVID X. LYMAN,
DuVai'S Old Stand. sipu of The (,odan Mnrtav,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-04
NOTICE.

NY virtue OF deed of trust, executed TO the
- subscriber, on the Did day of February last by
Arthur Newman and Catherine his wife, and duly re-
corded IN the clerks Office. Of the county court of
Bedford, shall on the 18th Monday in June, 1895,
lbcng count day) before the front door Of the court
house IN Liberty in said county, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the said Ncwmans interest in two
hundred aeres of Land yineiour five miles east Of
Liberty, adjoining the lands of Mr. Harvey MITCHELL
aud others; aud also a set Of Carpenters tools The
sald Ncwmans interest III sud Land is fee simple in
four hfhs his title to which indisputable but
will convey 10 the purchaser such title only as is
vested IN M. by the deed aforesaid
lNO. +. SALE, TRUSTEE.
Iuf e. to2J
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Nes'E'Es'E.

I VIII. ael, 10y way oi public auction, on Thurs
day. 2afli instant, nj my residence, near Bethcl in
tn county ui Amhurst between tiGo and three thou
sand pounds If rfti cared Family Bacon. II will be
set mp IN small Lots, to- a any who may wish to pur-
chase Al snms under 80, cash all sums over
500, credllo lhrcc month";. rgotiahe bonds salts
tictor,ly endorsed being required, Also, some Lard
very nice. CHIRGHH EiL =. D.tUSON.
IuuV |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-04

~ NJ Richie wasarerg (3rt@a4'.lg' absent 't'''
u +.,..,l ,.i,.a rhc B'l.imore nomination .fe''n'
hat r..y.. Hence the Enquirer has preserved most
.'''l on tbe snbjcc-elnbarris''"s'
.,f,oso who receive the law from that ora
W. '' W. l,az. ay the time of Mr.. RS return to
g.e' lssiI have sufficiently fell the public
pnsc to ascertain whether he may win sa'e'Y sup
port or opYo.' ti'' NOM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-04

NIRGINlA, SCT.-At rules held in the Clerks
st office oithe County Count OF Bedford the 18th
$ day of May, thousand eight hundred and thirty
r fte.-Garnctt Lee, Pitt against Elizabeth Nanncr-
sou, Dcf.-In Chanccry.
= The defendant, Elizabeth NmncrSon, not having
entered her appearance and given security, according
Ii to the act of Assembly and the rules OF this court,
and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence that she is
not an nhabltan OF this tonmonw calth, II Is ordered
hat the said defendant do appear here on the ltl
"a Monday in July next, and answer the bill of the
IA 'lant aud thata copy this orlerbc forthwith in
g ertcd in some newspaper published in the the town
flynchburg, for two months successfully and post
d at the front door Of the house Of this coun-
'. Copy--Teste,
ROBERT {. MITCHELL, c. II. G.
IA May ii w2m
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IL sam 0s oTROs,cu.

H,7OlNn in the possession Of my servant, on his
return from Iynehhutg about the 2Gth Nav,
purse, containing a SUM oil money which the owner
en- get on application tome by satisfactory descrip
ton thereof and pay the expense of this ADVERTISE
m,nt JOHN IT, PATRICK,
Pbsy'raaia county, ,eithin tteo miles Of Ia,meUs
Bridge.
Iuuc / .,
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REVIEW
OF THE LYyCHBURG MARKET,
Corrected by xIoicombc d Tyrcc.

Extreme prices OF passed Tobacco, 81 30 to % 75
Inferior 10 common, Il 80 10 Z oa
Common 10 good, \ 90 to 10 on
Good 10 fine. (shippine) 10 90 to Is -
Fine Manufacturing qnalities. 10 90 to 90 ~
l.ues. , a5to q 10
strips, taone IA market) II IN to 90 90
Inspected che past week, GIG hhds. passc i to-
hacco, III hhds. refused total 81 hhds.
We annex list of our highest sales this week :
ilcnr, Tory, Of Bedford, > hid. No. !, S209
Nc. ,, Sl3f Robert Irvine, Roekbridrc, No l.,
el2l No.2, Sll3; No ,, Sll NJ. 4, Sl09 !;
No. >, Sl0h Ne. Il. SO; No :, soy e. l..
tobhs, Bedford, Ne. /. SGT; Ne. ,. S13t Ne. 3,
>l24 Ao.1 81; No. ), sig; NJ. 6, Sllt !,
No. I, SO; No., 80 10; No. q, ss4--this crop
was well managed bs J. II. Bailey, the ovcrseci
(lhe above sales were made by Ilorombc * "
re'.)-Edward Butler, of Montgomery, (sold at
phnters Warchoase.l Ne. /, $40; Ne >, Sl3 !;
No. J, $l25 No. /, SLY No. ), (ues) S6l-
tins cfonwas nude by NJ. Butler aud his two Sous
without the aid of live labor.--t OIL Elijah Me
tlauahan, OF Botciourt. No. ! and ,, (each) SIS :;
Mob, So; No, i, $94-Mr. Staples, of Amherst,
No. /, Shy No. and ,, (rach) sl2l No. /,
Nl2 NJ and =, (eaeh) So No. Z. 81 Many
hog>hcads were sold on Tuesday, from Sl2 to l53
Inferior crops, average, ~. Good crops from 80 IL
lo3-iine from SIo3 10 l3t.
We have English accounts down IL the 2lth Of
April Tobacco was firm, and prices good, but
not sufficient to u,tfs TN uti,o. bsr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-04

EDROPosEs dividing his time between lynch
burg, Halifax, Charlotte and Prince Edward
Counties. lie has lust received from filadeiphia
Furnace and other apparatus, which are essential II
the manufacture of whole and parts ofsetts Of Arti6-
cia Teeth.
lie IS thankful for past encouragement, and win
do his best To merit future ones.
~ In iynehbarg, he can be found al the Trans
lin Tavern.
May Is Il. 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-04

Bafiooa t,rcRsiaa--On rhufsda, lat, Nh. zehu
Ion Mitchell made balloon ascent IA Richmond. liz
reached an elevation oi 1000 leet, proceeding ior
about 10 miles ina \. T. direction, and hndtne at
the iatin Of Mr.. ssduer, IN Hanover county. liz
VOYAGE lasted about ene hour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-04

~ The last Charlottesville idgoca;r SINS" We
understand that ilr. Wooloit, on. %! The delegates
L.. z ~ ti...-,h,,r g..
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THIS DAY, 1T O'CLOCK,


fOnnDs. n o. Sugars.
do. Porto Rico, do.
, tierees Porto REQ Coffee, VERY fine.)
10 bags Java do.
Port Wine lin bolllesl old and fine,
Mrsailes Wine,
Malaga do
Teas,
Scgars,
turIed Hair Mprass, ldoublc and single,)
Letter aud Fools Cap Paper,
Also
Splendid Grand Piano Forte.
Terms ut Sale,
JOHN X. u. PAYNE, iuciioneer.
June | II
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Martins,lIe, Va. May %, 1885.
May2s w4w
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WAHTaVeYBa.f.a3 A4AmNm4.

iNdtit@lii. June !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-26
FoR Rivrs.
Fon JomssoS

Inc votes having MI been given in, Delegate from
Pennsy lyana and stated that part of that Dele
CATION had voted under msapprc cnsion and that 81,
rem oil them wanted to for MIR Rives but
they were not at liberty to do After some debate
the motion withdrawn.
member then rose, and moved that the vote of Mas
sachusctts be recorded unanimously for MIR Riyrs ns
that gentleman had received minority of the votcs of
that Delegation.
The President stated that this could not be done bt
II the gentleman would make motion to withdraw the
vote for corrections he could do so the motion was
accordingly made Some discussion arose and at lcngth
the motion was Withdrawn. The President then an
hounced, that Richard Nj. Johnson, of Kentucky was
nominated for Vice President, having received more
than two thirds given.
motion was made for u recess and the Prcsi-
dent being about to put the motion, gentleman from
Virginia (Dr. X. c. Mason bclicvc,j asked that IL
might be Withdrawn and his request being complied
with he SAID that Ic 10 perform unpleasant du-
W; but one from which lie could not nor would not
SHRINK IL was to announce 10 the COnreaon that de
NIHGISIA DELEGATIoS WOULD NOT SUPPORT Ma R,crt-
ARD NJ JOHNSON for tie Picc Prcs;dcncy! The re-
marks oil this gentleman strung and appropriac
Alter the Delegate from Virginia had sat down (nre.
vous 10 which he read resolution passed by the Vir-
gDia Delegation that they would su pport Mr. John.
SOM member from Kentucky. took the floor in de-
fence OF MIR Johnson prclensOns.
Another member, of the Virginia Delegation. then
sad that Virginia was not content TO take for Vice
President, and would not
a number of other persons addressed the mceting
and then, on motion, they took till o'clock
=. NJ.
At q j. NJ, the President took his seat and Gen r.
M Saunders made long Speech to bring the Virginia
Delegation In--but without success.
me Convention adjourned sine die, about o clock
Further particulars in next
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90, o'ciock.
The Convention assembled. Mr.. Kremcr expressed a
hope that the amendment proposed by Mr. Strrigrc
would DO withdrawn; which was complied with and
Mr. Bell proposed substitute.
The previous question called for ~ Mr.. Ranncy
bcrs
but the call seconded
me vote was then taken, upon the previous question,
which carried.
The resolution as submitted by the committee was
then adopted.
1t was then moved that all questions to be decided
by the Convention the vote shall be taken bv S,n,cs i'm;
stead of per CAPITA if it be desired by any ono State
each State to be entitled TO number of votes equal to
their Residential Electors, which was adopted.
Mr. Harper Of New Hampshire, gave notice that on
the assembling of the Convention Tomorrow morning
ne should move for going into votcfor President and
communicate was then presented nd road ,.h;ol
willappcar in our
twas moved that the communication be laid upon the
table, and be printed in the journal of the
which was adopted. The Convention then adiournc,i
u We hare not received the Baltimore Republican
OF Saturday, but gather from the Chronicle (Vhiy)
the following particulars;
FRIDAY MonSixe.
Mr. Clark, MIR. F. Daniel of Va rose and moved thai
the Convention take till L. oclock-pivng as a
reason for his notion that the Virginia Delegation had
under consideration important Matters yet con.
cuded in relation to the nominations about to be made
and that they we're not yet prepared to act.
Mr. Silas Wright, Jr OF New York, was in favor of
the motion The n. York Delegation had not vet set
tied important matter necessary to be concluded be-
fore they wcntinto nomination.
The motion carried.
:, ~ O'clock.
Mr. Cartwright, of Missouri, novel that the Conyen
the United States. a.
Mr. Strange, of North Carolina, of the Vice Pre-
sidents moved that the vote of yesterday requiring
majority only 10 constitute nominations be rr-consi
dcred, and that two-thrds be required
lie motion OF Mr.. Strange carried in the af-
hrinauvr.-snd the vote taken for President: when,
was fpcln ho
mously nominated.
The vote taken for Vice President and resulted as
fnlln,v.. = - ~.
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JonN NJ PArroN-l sec this gcntlemans political
opinions have been brought before the public MS matter
OF question: with which OF the two parties now agitatng
the country he should be classcd lis really
and could any thing which these modern Hiies do cfc
ate surprise IN the breast Of honest man it would he
astonishing TO the continued tricks to which they re-
sort, TO swell their party. J Nj Patton, WhirI Whv
it's perfect absurdity / know him well | ksos hin,
as the able and efficient public servant aud as the ac
comPlished private gentleman, and know there is no
man Who more cordially repudates the doctrines and
nan~uyres OF the party opposed to the AdministTa-
ton, than himself Can any man, WHO is at ali nc.
quained with the history of the last two years doubt
for moment, TO which party he belongs? No he is
n RePublican-Rep publican, firm and steadCast in bis
principles and opinions. lie Wing Good God lie
despises The name, more than they do themsc
ond he VIII never be found lending his talents and his
influence in support of my of such partv /
speak every would who has any knowledge If the
man; and when the time for action arrives he will be
found at his post doing his duty 10 the people and his
country. The Wings feel the weight Of Mr. T. and
know the high ground he occupies IN Virginia They
would iain win him, if they could but he will ever DO
found in support of the principles of gS and 31-of
Jefferson Madison, aud principles to which
they arc utterly adverse.
n fSieed to Tie .1dninisbaton
a,td no less n Friend 10 Patton.