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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18
[Sar ben DaterIanbsfreuno.]
On Die 9lreer Don @5tarf gountp


cSm Starf @auntp Democrat bonn 4ten
IlsBten Sebruar erlbien eiue MobreiIe an oas
Wublieum, unter3eibnet Don SEQ. 81. Bebb,
(lporin er Ib lbsr elniae 8eriotte betla9te,
Bic seaeu i'm in rnIauf sebraht wOroen
lepsn, incem CT belbulciat werbe, in tfsnt
libsr Court onreb gio befrdftiet ~ babsn,
oaB Sanr,sl McDannea fsine Surp pcu 12
Mdnuern in Start 60. befcmmen fbnne
libm @eribtiafsit III tbun--relbe bslagte
8eibu!t isnns Qr. Webb fir cine lnfams
|llumabrbsit erfa5te. Snosneu f6nnen mir
Dem publifun, anSeiseu, oaB bep Der Sis'
|ung Der Supriem Court i'm October 1884.
Elm Nftoapit beraus'am unb perIelen puroe.
pie fclst:
georse 81. 8sbb befraftist our6 eios
ibwur, oaB oas in befastem @auntp ge9en
eenannteu samusl MeDannsu sriftIreuos
Dorurtbeil Elm foIbes it, oaB er obne 9roBe
gbwieriefe;t tein Deroidt er|ausen Fam.
unterjeibnet
0eorse g. 2Bebb.
8eIbwpren uno uuter5si6ust Dor mir,
Den 8ten Setober 1884, in tfentIIber Court.
lluter3eidbnet
Sno. Mpers, Glerf.
pr. Mebb noue nun bic 8efdQi9teit ba:
ben, Dem Vublifum 30 ertldrsn, tpeIobe Soee
ct oer Court eur6 obr9es Nfioapit III BE:
trabt Der @brbareeit Der Surors BON Starf
60. beDsubrinaen whni6te.
Cine QInjabI oemocratiibe Dabler.
0Der lang ertpartete 6 m ct, befannt
l,ttsr ben, 9lamen QalIep's, bat enoIib fei-
ne @'f1eiuuns 8e,nabt. gr >puroe am 81.
Qlusult BON ben profs6oren Slmfteao uno
eosmis, pom gale College, 5uerit benerft.
Der s0net ftebt 3piiben Dem Vlanet Supi-
Ter pno Dem Ylelaoen Uoer Siebens' firm
beYnabe in elmer 2inie, ndbert lib aber msbr
Dam griteEu. 8isjsbt bat Ct, curb Ssrus
rSbre beObabtet NOD bas Aniebeu elmer
ounteln Wolfe ODER Rinses, uno perbreitet
ben spsiten, nibt 70 ptsI gibt alS bic Ylane=
ten.
3err 6 arI q auabau, Der brittifbeI
Winiiter Ia ben 0ereinietsn Staaten, bat ..
leiner Re8isrun9 llrIaub erbaIten, unb 1T sc.
IOnuen Nnfan9s October nad @nelano abs
ureiisn. perr 9 auebeao psrbleibt
pdbrene (einer Nbpelenbeit ais @sl1dfts=
;rdset in oielem 9anoe.
Der philadelphia 3sralo fast, baB "aIte
stefeI uno Sbube" se9snwdrlis bsp &ar=
poll in Weu Yorf auestauft,
nab 3asrlem 8ei6idt, uno oort,u Wreuf1l:
Ibes 8lau (eiue b.aue MabIerfarbe) fab,i:
ilrt weroen,-eine Sabrie. relbe erlt felt
Rur5em in oielem 2anoe erriobter wOtoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18

0alisnaui's MtGinssr BON, soften fa9t:
saB Die Sabl Der gefallenen unb Derpunce=
ten ftb 5u "a belanfe. pcu rpsl6en 1e To-
e!e'eb ltarben. [Mab. 9Ins.
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DIR. RELIES
NJ BOTANICAL DROPS!

70 o,c of the most ctlicacious compounds IN the
vN,,,r,a Medca, Tor the cure OF that class OF nvet
-. diseases produced by an impure state OF the
,tJ and ytated habits OF the body and usually
L;;,;no themselves in the forms of Scroiula salt
phenm, Ieprosv ST. Anthony's Fire, Fever. Sores,
i.x.r when the bones atlected,) White Swcllmgs,
" ,nned with Dir. Jebb's LlnmentO foul and obsti-
u,,eIlcers, Sore Legs and Eyes, Scadhead iii chill
Jren Scuryy and Scorbptic Gout, Plmpled or Car
hnncled Faces, Fostering Eruptlons, and Ienereal
T,,nt, Throughout the body, in which last case the
HONS often cure when Mercury fails. They are al
40 the best Sprlug aud An'umnal PhySic 10 purify
md cleanse the system from hun,ors which frequent
~ ,ppear at these seasons of the year. They also
aid the process ol Digestion and by purifying the
blood prevent the secretion oil malignant lnmorS on
the lungs. The proprietor confidently relies upon the
vast number OF surprising cures effected by these
Drops not on, IN Boston and its vicinity, but
tbroup bout the MON, for the best proof of their
eclence as an unailing Alternative Medicine, in all
the cases above specified.
This article has recently been pronounced by a
physician of the first responsibility, who had witness
ed its surprising efficacy as entitled in his opinion.
to take the lead OF all the popular articles known for
the above complaints, aud indeed is fast gaining thus
point in public estimation, throug bout the country.
Price 81 a Bottle, SIX Bottles for s..
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To M Continued
.S'VTEGE.

p virtue OF decree OF the County Court OF
, Campbell, pronounced ou the llth day of Sep
tcmhcr, l-35, certain mattcy, wherein Albert e.
Long and MaIa his wiie, Edward Boiling and Ada
line HI, wife aud Leroy W. Cralle are plaintiffs aud
Armsiead Long and Casta his wife Nancy Cralle
George Ragby. l.. J. Grail" and Elizabeth Ann o.
trale are deiendans the undersigned, who is there
by appointed Comnlssioncr, for the purpose, will
on tuesday the eth day Of the present mouth Zoe
tobef proceed, on the premises, to sell By way vi
public auction, the tract oi Land that Lindsey III.
Crallr died seized WITH IN the County Of Campbell,
near Falling River, adjoining the lands Of Capt yohu
Rosser and others. The land is heavily timbered with
pine, and is about one mile south Of said Rosser's
Saw Mill. The terms oi sale viii be half in sis
motnls, the balance in twelve. Bonds with approved
personal security, will be required. ...s.-ss
JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Commissioner.
Oct.5. t21Oct
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--77-l7l----
FOR SALE.
WANTED,
A LIST OF LETTERS
Aug. 10


Remaining in the Post Office, Liberty, Virginia,
la Of October, 1885. II not taken ont by
the LIST OF January, 1896, uW be sent to the
Post Otite Depa tment, as dead letters.
A-Janass Austin. Andrew Alexander.
b-Elzabch Burks, Henry Bell BENJAMIN Bolls,
Rev. 5. j. S Blsscll.
C-iienry :. Christian, c. c. S. Court 3. Elsa
Cheatwood Walter Christian, Joseph Cro"der, Ro-
ley Crouch.
D-Jessee Dane, John II. Dennis, Aaron Doc
Icy, Griffin 4. Dobblns
G-WliS Grisson, Charles Gill, \. G.. Gordon or
Haiham, Peter Grant
h-Col. Samuel Hancock, Richard Hudson, Ed
ward Hoffman, John Hurt, Peter Hunter.
.'-Marla l.. Jones, Thomas H. johnson, William
A. Jeter
,,k-Joseph NJ. Keys, Stanfeld Keys, Fanny b.
keIso.
,,L~ReN, Whitehead Ief,wlch, John Lazenby
nessrs l.. logwood * Co. ,, Sarah 4 Lambert,
Rev James Lewich.
M-lucy Markham, Charles Munill.
n-Erasmus d. NOEL, Dir. Nelson.
O-Mrs Mary Oliver.
r-Wllllam Page, Betsy Pnrkus.
k-Dr. J. 7. W. Read.
s, Mrs. Belinda Steptoe, Capt. Charles Stewart,
Sheriff of Bedford
l-Ihomas TAYLOR John Turner.
,,"-Nlartln Warrck, Berry Wright, Alexander
"su. REUBEN PARKER, p. NJ.
Oct. ) q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
a LIST OH LETTERS
Remaining IN the Post Once at LgnchJnrg
the LIST Of October, 1888.

~. prrsons -, limo far lct,,rs !, tho foll,,v;,,
LIST will nlcosc say ,I,,t thev arr. ,ay,,t,,.J
III II IN. ~, On.
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,'r' '"rh '"uNlhS, ".'eV N'aIh' 'ohn ,a'''' y
Jonh a. Cra"''rd y Nhdre" 'fa"'ofa' ,"l.,h
Co'cma'' hopI. ). ''tson' Joseph etith' MISS MI
herva Cn'er' hrnhrn l.. iafhNnh.
D-M m. ~ Dirhen>,n, Amy pA'n, nm' J..
Dana, W. Haf!h Is. b DINER James ". D'nIel
'"hh - D'V'>' Lna"'ll L. DAWSON Ian,s Dog
gan, Mrs Jane =. pePrlcst, Mrs. l. pyefie, John
Daily.
E-Hhoda Ems hoo'. Il. Evans, h'eh d. NJ.
Evans, Nicharl tmmorY.
Nv alter &: frceldnd, Miss Judith Ann Ia
RS :, Benz y. Farmer, John ID. flshbaol 3.
H-Gro. W Gaines, Bernard Garrett Mrs.
Martha W. Goode, llorato Cough, Ms. VI. {.
Gordon.
H-tdward ). Harris, Iae'ar'ah Hill, John \.
Hatcher, saul Hobart Edward HUGHES, Henry
Hatcher, iiodrrby N Mrfheelon, MIS-. Elizabeth
Holt, James Howard Miss D'lphl lla"hlns' o.
way llN, M"hall Humphrey, W IN. /. ltazicwood,
:. w. n \. W. Harris l.
J-Sam'L Jennings Ldbourn IL. johnson, \.
u. lngc, Miss Mary Jordan, NJ \. Jenkins :, Mrs.
SILLY Ann Jones, John Jones, Miss Elizabeth
Jackson, Miss Emily Jcilries, llobson Johns ,.
Nv M Kyle Jr, VIM. :. h.le.
L--Richard \. Lee, John l.lttle, Tristan
Lighn'r, Mis-. Jane H. LoPcr, A. Long, Joseph
Long.
M-Chas. G. Mills, Mrs. Mary +. Motley, Miss
Lucy Ann Majors, lhns. Mason, Mrs. RANGES
Ann MnSely, VIM W. Martin " III. T.. Munroe,
David Middleton, James {. VI .orman, Miss Fran
ces Ann Mc'"rmack, Sud Manly (, M Nc
Daniel, Howard Martin, Mr.. Nancy Martin, (cold,)
Walker g. Nlerwcther, Dan l. Morgan, Miss Sn-
san W. Mathews, Nath !. Mathews (.
N-IhoS. VI. Norton.
O-W m. Oliver, Geo Oaks.
P-NIiSS L. S.PetcrSon, Miss julia Ann rom
dexter, MIS-. Mary I. 1tatfoS>, trro. ID. l-hlltpS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
The Commonwealth NJ FUgihia to The Sheriff o.
imhorst County Greeting.

EHYE command YOU that you proclamation
w to be made according to law, warning David
= Garland appear before the Judge Of our Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the Coun-
~ OF amherst, NJ the Court House, the LIST day
ot April term nesi TO answer Alfred II. Harris sur
wing partner Of The late firm of George Perkins.
de ed, and the said Alfred :. Harris, late mere hans
aud partners trading under the firm aud style of Per-
kins and Harris. of plea of debt for si6 so and
- .!l5 OF protest damage $3.50; that if he
doth not appear Judgment will be rendered against
him. the said suit, in said Court depending
and undetermined. And have then there this writ.
Witness John Thompson IT, Clerk Of our sid Court.
this 10th day Of September. 1885, aud in the Goth
year of the commo ealth.
JOHN THOMPSON, In.
Oct : 81
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TERMS.
Tbe LvuchbHrg IfrTiHiGH'

Waited i,cjce a rick. al 81 pr annun paya1fe in
P,,n'" No paper ,cH BE discontinued, fbut at The
s s'ection ohs Editors until all arrearoges are paid
- EMBELLISHMENTS ,oiH BE- inserted at
N t,,tt psr square or iess The rst time, and 374
~ .'" far zach continuance. Those from distance
a", raid for previously to tter Insertion uniess The
"''"m,ri be assumed by some responsible person IN
Lyrrhbwg. =. ,,,;,ar. .nus, he ros, p,,p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
To NIcrch ants, Planters, Saiilers, &c

WE are now opening our Fail Stock Of English
w Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery. Guns, &c, i'm
ported BY the ship Iaiy Ho, direct from liverp DOL
and also stock of Domestic Goods purchased from
Il c rthen manufacturers. al thar io,resf rdtS.-
We truly say, that such inducements 10 pnr
chasers never before offered this place as our
present assortment affords. Our nportqtions tbs
Faii are unusually heary and Goods are cheap. We
earnestly ask purchasers 10 give call as We feel
confident Of giving perfect satisfaction both inequality
and prices. II. B. RICHARDS. co,
Sign Of the Golden inra,
Sep. 81 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08

next friend, PHI, vs.. William Meade and Fred
crick llohSon, Committee of ST. George Ran
do'ph, person OF un>onna mind, dts.
coNrNurp.
JuDGE WILLIAM Lrron, Sworn Il think il
was IN The year 1918, that Mr. Randolph first
spoke TO on the subject of hi, will. He wished
me To be his Executor, and told Inn there might
he some difficulty in my dong so, as | did not
like to ask others To be my security for 81 large
an Estate. He said he would remove this difficult
! ". While he was in Washington, about the year
! 1919, he wrote me that he had determined 10 dis
pose OF the prncipal part OF his property, for the
establishment OF "A College, and asked me to send
! him the best form for a will for that purpose. |
wrntc him and sent him the form with some blank
clauses for the disposition Of part of his pro-
perry ohcrwise-and stated to him that did not
think he could carry LIS object into effect, without
obtaining charter Of Incorporation from the LIE
elslaturc, and that he had better consult other Law
vers on the subject. When saw him afterwards,
gave him similar advice, and he told me that he
would consult Mr.. Tazcwcll, and think the Chief
Justice. heard no more from him al that time
IN relation to his wills.
In March 1922, Mr. randolph wrote 10 nc from
Washington that he was about To embark for Eu-
rope, and that Mr.. Alexander would deliver mr. his
will. In the cousr of the same month he sen, me
from New York, codicil to his w.-Thls eodlc
was written upon half sheet OF letter paper, and
came 10 me folded ih'hc way notes are usually todd
ed, WIN ono OF the ends open. In May or June,
received from VIZ Jones, thenilvng AZ Haitian
oour' HOUSE. sN'ra' packages OF papers, which he
'"io me WI y. mad requested him 10 deliver me.
\mohs 'hoNe was one sealed with wax, with the
Impression on the way OF the letters NJ \.
IN large characters ana endorsed IN Mr.. Alex
amer mana writing do not remember the
"o'uS u 'c chn"'scmch', b"t tile pnfPoft vas that
'oh,aih'd 'nc VIII ana coalei III ). H., directed
Ia De dri'''rcd TO WIN. Lei@h, ms eNccn'or,-
i" men received nus package, hndlng IT endorsed
pN WI N'cN'ndr', supposed he had enclosed the
"',,' oeo'uSe hc n'' NOT oerh aolc To come nd
ne'N'i TO me- h'"nNcl', ana broke the seal. !
'o"ho ~ -hr' N'eN'"der 5 envelope another pack
age sealed win way, WITH the impression OF Mr..
nahd"'Pn sea- ana endorsed IN iIIS hand writing
, 40 not 'c"nemncr me precise words OF the en-
oo's'''"'' nu' '!,e PurPor' was tlii II confirmed
'lie VIII OF hr hanuo'Ph' WIN request TO Mr..
N'cAahaer to denver IT To me, the executor named
u! II. + ihohg me VIII sealed up, dld not break
ni'' IL SEAL ana Immediately placed 1t III NJ.
AlcS'lne' envelope, ana sealed tins with Wa
/ 'er MS VII! ana codlcl are the only testament
'afy papers OF Mr. hahdo'Pll's which ever had IN
my possession, except the VIII OF the Isl OF Janna.
IN, loo<' IN NAY 1874, Nr. H. wrote 10 me from
ne" ORR 10 destroy 'hc codlcll. dId destroy II,
pn' TOOK a copy nave oot'l inc letter and copy
Oh Tue cod''h IN court In May IS2S, immediate
" amer ne go' nome from Washington, was At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08
III. SI.NkTER.

HAs tO0AHH II KXR,
III 40 Just received most superior Stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of
Black, Blue and Fancy Cloths,
DO do. Cassneres,
Nclvets Plain and Figured,
oatteens French and English, (plain and
fancy,)
ireeble Ribbed Doeskin, superior article,
WOODEN Nett Drawers, Especially suitable for
- the approaching season,)
snrtout Cloths, of an Extra quality.
" orders from distance, will meet with prompt
attention.
Oct. ) H.,
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Lea. NJ.
WILL OF JOIN RANDOLPH

John c. Bryan, an infant, by John Coaltcr, his
next friend, pltt., vs.. William Meade and Fred.
erick llobSun, Committee of ST. George Ran
dolph, person OF un>ound mind. dts
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DIR. RELIES
VEGETABLE SPECITIC-For Sicl

Headache Ne Prcc 30 cents
- None genuine unless signed the outsid-
printed wrapper by the Sole Proprietor, r. KID
DER, immediate successor to the late DIR. w. r.
Conway. For sale at his Counting Room, over No.
80, Court-strce near Concert Hall, Boston, and al
90 BY his special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
J, T. 81. +. ROiALL, Lynchburg.
ADrl 30
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+, T.. BOWEN.

Is now opening, in the Store two doors above
i Mcssrs. Williams Il Nictor's an entire new Stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c, suitable for the pre-
sent and approaching Season, which he will sell low
tor Cash.
lie particularly requests his friends and acquain
tances to call aud examine bis Stock before purchas.
ing.
Oct. Is
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FALL GOODS.

~ SUBSCRIBERS are opening the most extensive
~ assortment of FALL GOODS, they have ever
SI = among them the Ladies will find some bea IL
and nn' twilled rich figure, just from London
AMI d ns WIN great variety of useful STAPLE
~ ANCf GOODS tie best blk SILKS, &c.
NAV nave ever had; and we are determined to offer
'"s'n at very reduced prices
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
" Country Merchants and Housekeepers are
mo-. "atiy requested to call and examine our assor-
Oct ~ r'
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DIR. RELIES
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
For ndigestion Aoss Of 1ppetite, ListlesMess
Headache, Costireness, Fiatuienoe, ChoHc,
Bilious 1fections DC.

Two comment on the efficacy Of these Pills, after
i asuccesstul experience OF many years IN Eng
land and America has established their reputation, is
needless: Suffice il TO observe, that for redundancy
of Bile, Flauencc, Costiseness, Headache, &c.
&c they will undoubtedly prove far more sercea-
Bile than those drastic purges too equenty employ
ed and will not only At the same time tend to
remove the offending by gentle motions, and
strengthen the digestive organs, but improve the APP
petite and renoyatc the S>stocn.-Prire ID cents.
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NEW AND CHEAP Goons

/ AN now receiving my supply ol tall Goods
L which will comprise neat assortment OF Fdnc'
and StapIe DRY GOODS, and notwithstanding tn,
advance in Goods of most descriptions, am determn
ed to sell prices which cannot fail give satislac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-08

T WISH to hire good Blacksmith for whom
Il beral wages will be given. ,
r.. c. iNKFORD.
Sep :"
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o. Persons asking for letters in the following
list, will please say that they advertised.
A--Thos. II. Allen, Thos. Allen, +. \. Allen
Jesse Asop ,, Thos Austin, Capt. Robr. ARMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17
TO TIE EDITORS.
ELECTION OF UJDGE.

seq thai n Friday next, tie vacancy occasioned bv
III death ri Mr. Janrs Sempr. Judge Of the Ctcrit
Superior Court of Law and Chanrprv is to BIZ filed by
tho Legislature. Mr. Jas. D. Iallyhnrton will trust,
and doubt not be- pnt in nn.nn1tirn. MIR. H. is too
we'll known for ME 10 attempt his rurgy. II profound
knowledgc in the law, and in the sciences: if honesty
and sincerity without shadow Of suspicion; if unafrct
ed modesty If stern Justice egrty and imparliality.
the nsites to fiji man for that Office. call the
world TO witness. that James D. llayburton has
peror. TO say the least of it, in the District if in the
Slatc.-Will the Legislature pass over Of such
virtues and qualifications. because he is better friend
to the Administration than the gentleman who
temporarily holds the office by Executive appoint
mrnt: Because he has hecn and continues TO be- the
STEADY, firm and consistent and powerful supporter Of the
principles fthc Constitution? hope not for he is
titled to his opinions. SOLOMON JARCHY.
December l3h, 1885,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

Tho cote stood--for Mr. Richie @995fot Me. Sfiep
90 So that Mr. Ritchieis elected public printer
Oh, r:,len,p",aty joy and satisfaction in his re-
"s .,;ou 10 pnst which he always faithfully filled, and
r which he was removed last year principally on &C.
., oi party Considerations" (Iae last, true BMl
,csnSi ,u OF Mr.. Shepherd ably supported BY Mrss
1 t;imv Parker, Wit,her, Gregory aud Bowu-hut the 81
-: m las cumpeti established ever, voted as
49, without this r's hcsaiion -aud in pursuance Is ia
,c, in ofcr, Mr. Eitche again reeeip oil
ne Suln aaum"y iu"i the Treasury The reader viii be-
,h tty with which bears succcss- is uuJx
y lsaty with which Ia, bore his det.nt last winter
=. ...- fredericksburg -4rtna.
WIN, DOES the Arena call 4 handsome sam wv
, II. ossy. that lis Editor greatly overra:, its am unit
S., We viii bore readers no longer Oh this sub
-savs to ourselves only The rght briefly rsecsc-
II, SprecrS "i t,r Orators uf the General Assembly
Ry lie b., The itlcha,ud Correspondents Of the M.
p ln.ciiscncer and Baltimore Patriot are putting in
18Th St. e their exhibitions the hoor-aud the su.
,;t,ty which the Wing party claim, sin point of Ia
nj. nbot!l HOUSES And this we take it. is their plan
Il tie cai:.faign They have uuGueSunably soar law
m anong them, who will talk by the Shrewsbury clock
long aud loud-and deal in al! sorts Of sophism and
a.laon These they utter, in order to circulate their
lid assertions Tor effect atoad. They expect to oyrr
us:n The understandings of an enlightened People BY
,,:.r~ts OF sound! But VIC question very much, whe-
ser The merits OF the Republican, speakers will not L,.
u..al!ry found equal to their nodcslv-and whether
are not several gentlemen among l"in of strong
:rase and polished manner, and masculine clio ucncr
VIZ, when the occasion demands and subject comes
worthy OF discussion. will prove themselves able to
ure allh all their Wanting advrrslr:cs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17
CUHEU.NICETF
GLOUCESTER MEETING.

Alta meeting Of portion of the Democratic Rennb
Of the county Of Gloucester held in the court house
the 9TH day Of December, $50 for the purpose Of ap
pointing Delegate to attend the proposed Convention to
be held in Richmond during the present winter. the
subject of farming Electoral Ticket for President and
Vice President of the United States;
Emanuel J. Thruston called tosee Chair; and
Thomas c. Amory appointed Secretary.
On motion of Robert Yates. Esq, and seconded,
Rcsoired That Captain Mann Page he appointed Dele
gate to attend the Convention to be held in Richmond
for the purpose aforesaid
On motion and seconded,
Resolred, That this meeting prefer William G. Rives,
Of Virginia. the candidate for the Vice Presidency Of
the United States to any other
ResoIred That these proceedings be signed By the
Chairman and Secretary, and published in The Richmond
Enquirer.
The meeting then djourned. sine de.
EMANUEL }. THRUSTON, Chairman.
THOMAS G.. AMoRY, Sccrrtury