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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

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hS aouasy. Tn. sEfh ~ Axmr-ru R<15,
~ ! gill SlIsI fsr s.ls NJ n. -zasti.sss.- an
she tsT'equDu rTr.k. ~ AirHs R1ssn uxuusr-.i
wurh tIOr-ea. El,sr- istss-p sr.esCs,sss- u-ua.Is
~fssch sFr 80 ~ ssssss, sai.ssh 6s-~~- afAsf
Farming tft~usia. vsR asFt1itas Ssst-s uptfi
PVs. s~ssnal ~tspss - iss-sz. usse = anlsnfa-r-
20 otfsor srisusss 500 1~issts. m uutussEn
TcrBss - Saln-sBir.s asurFtiss su,nAn ss ~
-us'- - 6~e .asi~sa -sss tg-~~xa. as, usi
suass under fI~s dniisr- flsx r.-ih u.aiT -
Qussed Bend sfse sscuvi - ,sfi ~ ry-uar,.n
40 pyoperiy So ~ FeuBsysrn unit u-sass 90 -.l,
~ coatpised ~ith eas ~ srsFSusrsl.r,s s-s.-f,s
81 tise dsy. ~tsrn stssHissFr -iN ~ snsH ~
ne BctBf% gI3s3NHX
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

"A YARN 20 hrs eouaiy. uDos che shs-
a nsedos.h River, opposl,s ksyess Per
-, end noe oeeupIed ~ nsans NeShsrry
Possession gissn upoa ths lea q nsfoh.-
F0s iaFus, ssquirs q
EDWIN g. HEDiNcER.
IAN ,, 1913 .Nssv sssgAsyfsfss-a
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Ebs Ehuvs ssls q pusfponsd unfu Nslnss.
~ Bsbu.ry rs,h. 1876. ~ whirh bsass
fstssa ~ ne prspsrtY stH nee piece. - e.
nI -s-siis asdtsts a. hsow sNssflv ukaf pa.
s-rsF rhsF 80 1ttiiag foF
ufD 1873
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km MarA.ra

Am MARKET
ut ~liNsG 40 rlss,s IInS Tin srnIHfs-~
- ''rNt -Ir'sE. utis1r IsH .sss- aisr ,s-sy-Eis.
on ~iii,'h q hssr Ss-ssfluB aur sr--sIr1i vazE-s
pest tire 1ssru al S'harl-xals~-f
TITO LOT -OatanS rTse nupx.. sIrEst-Sf ~ y
hSSh sud -uisstarIl al IN .uE ls.ig Viz slsg ~
= OF brsck. sSosa Is NJ ~ riszss .s-s5Ilasliis
and nesil, fn''-t'od r1siasu,Hrs nsi ,EImE .,,nsl
m-rst-- Tire Uut buildings E< ~rsrnmaz nl.f
e"nspirte j be saTnsB tsistissms5s lhstE
ou1- ane sbosfnn~ ~ Mo ss:isossFsu asuaus-tf1ss
~hoAs shordH'g atse nsasz obr=srssisss s'sh s,a.-
le~l recommendation aur . g,rrzsssr azusl. -
1scre - Also uzt@rn en- .eisr irusik u.vs-l
Possession germ rs. a-z ~ A1rzi uu.s
Terms mssdsnHts. sud I.s~s~-sas @.-w
ANSp Aa-NNaSH
Ian. 8. Izgs
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WAUEBHu.
Love AND vRzRNDsaxn

~ vsszaan xD.sHry-
TA< A;rds. 49,, v;.Ar sA.erssA< ~.
YSy or - - sssv.
Whrvshs-g<swi ssess. S.sLi.< ~,
Asd s>.ss sssrsrs pa.y-
A.a de- - fr;<sAs a. a-a-s .>~.
WAsse forss><S q. % vs..
Ar~ sssrvs-d n . ssssS syPs.r.
Asday srfsrs o. s&1
Boz -A<s fro. v;-s-x-s hsvE-x ya.i-s
Esrh o<krS vsrts<sS -.
Tke bss3< s.s~-Aira an sx~>s<s.
As sAw~ps SiA o. No.
Lcss. lsk~ a. Era. vAs~ Gsr,S-Ai,s sA-.-~
Via frs..<s s.a arv~1
SIN h-g1S vi<k - eArrsf.i s--x.
AID n<s<lcs O - karl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22
VI. - RRO W.r - GM-

~ ~ BXO NV u QA
&N E~fEC TFCa1A Ipilr-n rtisr s.sniIa usias
u y ries have purchased aiu nr-snrtsnruc al
>PIeud,c
JrW~sBrET * Fancy Gs0.k.-
nexi dour Ia tic tslui,e .sss-u m -sirunrrris.
town to ~hich fissS ave nsIiknGS fts.Sf .nti-
i"'ir>. and tifirDr 4npPnsc GIiH zn,H sum-
plrir s--orisefn al ali -Isiit,S IN THAR liu..
such ~ ti,- nsuz1
fs>h'ouabl- aud -JileIsfiiH gtHHuHHRN
Guild aud >iiV,sr "A sls,i,--. al -S-sr-. ursaius
CiOcls rad NHIns.l uIns fsuus
LIsxir-h Brstl-nfs n sp- II fisr --si az uss-sr,
f'-ioI-. bTrA-. Gun-- sIu Wings.
Pen. fO,A 4 and hIrk AnsDr-
kazwr-. kAzu hirtp--Hanr4 f,EnSr
Perfumes uf e~xsrs <s-E1hs
Aud every utiser kmn az a.nr4 1srluiar rfiur
~ tie callsd fur-
Ihes hsSr an tiIeu ruusas. dirzsl<=.Eir uurds.-
men. manufacturing sih.ur Nn-z. Bft.faE ar
-"ch ss sPse,ss. lIafiiss. Sugar Bmg>I. sun-
bO-sed ur RAISED Eca <srs--E-an B4-siw~ ~n.t
Bs>kei~-En1 esNrs nfiSrr a-isrisr il aT-t,sr-
Asi1.ise- czrrfuIs pzI,4rssd sun e1--.ln-
I'D IN run sneil luz II mnIftz
t.R<-ssusS upon GsI-r-. uzsssrsIh.... Balsr
Truuk aud arG E'izir-- &c. &r u.zssrl. 49,
cuicd.
figured oT tlTokrn Ae.ssllrrs -ruar.sf win
de-p-i-h and tisr t.sisr-1 g,rg-s = yDzr aIr
old C.uid and SiiSnr
LADIES' and ;.rrasemsn nv INA NAT m GIL
aud eNamItsr - tisrs mr-s b-l--IlH au,in s,-.r
~ srt'cie b-nsg oiiusud fiIs lns-tss lns.shIss
pr,oe..
sh-Pl'erdsiown. 9sn. :. aEaa-M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

n CasnoI Era.iasfioa--A Cam
bridge tutor Gays Horace w.lPoie.)
remember had been examining some
Lads In Latin, but IN little While ex-
cused himself. and sad he must speak
English. his sosfi srss % sor,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

n ~ Crvxfs sxpesto~ Court Of Law ADD
CAsss<sy ss~ Ss9<ssss County, January
Rsses. Is35s
W.iss A~-&-G. P,AnrrTv,
AGAINST
~. y B-A-s. Is~x-s D<rs.. Erse-svir
- IAs D<rs-, &eix Hr~y Sfyskrr, bssc
SS.x~. - S~>-st Ssi<<~. Drrrs,
CA.rf-s l. S<~~s. PLAnruv,
N 49,, Dssr's-
H.-sssry Esy-. P..nrSv.
La E>.sy - CAvi<s ID S6s-i.G. f,skss<
~.Au - 50 # E.ssy & sis-<f.J.
SLAnTUys,
AGAINST
n sr. Dsrrs
L>->I r Ss1s,Lsss a~f R-zs.a:I p .Saelr,sa.
1890 ssf r--f.rs. ss-sas ssair- AZ f,n
Fl n Ssspi<s-. So. PIIsrIrss.
AGAINST
1Ss sz.>. DEyT',-
R~s-s Ssz. PtArsTIry.
IN CHANCERY.
HvHE tefseisat. william v. Buskirk, not
- hssag saisnsd hrs appearance, and
ytvea srcurity seeos4nx 20 the oct Of assem-
~ I'D ne ruies Of thss eo1rt- snd IL appesr-
i,g - ssfisfs<fory ev,tsses thss he - not m
nssosesse 81 ths eoossry: d - ordered, That
sAs SD ssfseAsas 10 appear here on the
ersa asy % rAs b<st ssru.. sn1 answer the
hss,s 81 Ne PisinnGss nd that . copy Of this
oress - fsrfAwifA ssssrted In soos nc v,ps-
D<s ps>isAeA IN Chsriesssvn, Coz 2 moarh.
.ssrrrssss~iy. nd pssssd ss The ffoat door Of
tAs ooars- hs1ss N ths said town Of Charles
t5wa- a eopy-Tssss.
ROBERT 7. BROWN. cIrk.
Iss- Is. ls3S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

VIRGINIA. TO WIZ
~ Rz,es hol5en n the Clerks Ofies Of the
Cresa Superior Court % Law aud Chan
eesy for JsS<rsea cosnty, the Hrst foaday
n Jessary, IsaS;
C4trs C.pe s.f 1aa Pzearrv, enh.e-s s-.a<r
~ # C2<s Cspr q Cs.es.y.
PfAisrTTy,,
AGAINST
H~yH BEf1[ and .Sdkkzssiei a Htnsie, i1se
e~earrs ns<Aay E',-kv ar frz Of Hs,iax q
An1a&e. GaS l1ns - HaSr-, DssxSpASrs.
II CHANCERY
1RHE tsses4sat, isary H. waring, MOI
- kssiag catered ks appearance, and
gives ssssFisy seesreiEg 20 fhs oct OF assem-
kly saS tho ruIrs % tAis court; snd 10 CD
Ps1rn< - saaisfsesory syideses that he !.
sss n iahshitsns Of this country: 10 10 or
dared, That he said dsfesdsss do spposr
Aess q ths frst day % the hext term. and
sssser sAs bGi Of The piaiatIGs; and that q
esHg of tAis order be fogtAvIth asserted in
so@s as~sPaser PabIsshed IN Charleston n for
toe @aafAs excessively. sa4 posted st the
freot Soor Of lie courthouse IN the sasd town
% CAarsssf0wa- A eo0y-Teste,
A0BERT T. Brown, CLsTk.
Jaa- IS, Ia35l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

RrUn and ShtPssaG.
WlIIE subscriber hss quaraay ~ hrsr
u and ShipstuH for sals
JAMES e FORD
Jsn. q, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

vIRGsINEN. - VT:
Ne RzAes hoAt<a ~ o. CI-Sk's Once Of the Cir
60 SpPesbag Coast ~ Bsw ssd ChsaerTy FOE
1e9eT.1. Comfy. ne krss SIo-dsy in Jsaaary
1853
GAs F~&AsvSs, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Lsesrr BrElEsy 81 CAgkes RI-e1,
DsSsSDANrs,
~ CtsANCERY
EHE dssea4sss, LaiheT BsadIey. not hav-
"a - catered his sDpssFsses, aod gwen
seswIry sessrdinx 10 ne s<t a ss-enbly sad the
V~ses - tas sasEs sd q spp-srsnx By sssisa-so-
y evaSk@se 49, ~ ~ SO 81 iuhahsssns 81 this
ess~aEy: HS s-dre.< Thss the sssd dsEensiaaz
- sPYnE A<rs - ~ srst dag - IN neHt trru
80 sae~eT tAr III - tAe pasinsiG, s-sa tAas .
sSyy - tAss sFsiev ~ fortAS Oh isserted N uBu-
aSSVApes PshiisAcd N ChsTi<ss0va. for too
o.ahs ss<resasssIy. saA posss,l - Tho froas doos
e - esHRs-Aos1e - ne said tn~n q ChsrIes-
ROBT. r. Brown. cE.,k
Iua -. IE55
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

A country squire ,sked his own son.
who had been II Latin school. what
Was the meaning OF the words ae=iai
se,rndss- Why father. said the boy.
that Is . man who has never secoa1ed
any one In q duel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

A&@s~SY Go@S11S SfOPeS.
VIZ undsrssEnsd has been appointed
f1Bnt fnr tho saIs Of StaaIey's ssIs
aEzfEt RigT SRT COOKING STOvE-aa Ar
nria uH~Irp~sssf IN the lisa % domestic Goa
~zhEsESrsS ASPro0f OF IL high character. .
csrsitiEzfs - suhIoSBsd Of tboss Who have
dsss1t Il n kEYES
Ghariesea~a, Ian ., 1875
Has audsrsiEusd have bean usiaR the Ps-
szHr RAstzry CoohinE stOss for some time
Rs-e md dad thss svsry hina 81 Caoh,nx
mnF h psrfbrEns,f By ths1 in . manner far
Gapsrlor IN s1Y Stovs - have sss1 in 49,
Rasastsn< sa9 oski8x - dsMsufs to seeo~-
pisa ssrutofsSs 10 ssoSss. ere done 70 eur
sassrs Slflsfsrnou, - ai.s every othsr Do
~rnVtion Of eoohisg ~ addition TO whieh
uasr o1nssfms @ish Isss hlsi thsa say oshsr
stn~S ~ tee sane sz2asity.
hBtn esisna. Lsssph VyiIkias
S@BgzR DaaabaF Gen. " Nab
- Hsrrsnn, Lobe " hitshkrs.
I@neR C0rnsr RI Crosn
or u--oDd-hsni COOKING STOVES
al suautissr- bat sPProssd vsstsrn, will ~
~si'f as-ssss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

March cf Eafelzecf.-One @ cur
barriers presenting . New Years .d-
dress. = subscriber said, "Whnt Am
10 give your "why. sir. leares IT
AL 10 your Gainosify-"-lAcGs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

ne Liffle Euopem-The New.
Lealandeu ailege that the Flea. which
II seems. - MOI an indigenous inhahs
tanf OF thar island. but . SOFT or free
smigr.nt intruder. was introduced hy
the Engiish. and they consequently de-
s,gnate Il 9 % hoAa soii soAi-fse 10.
ne Ewgpezi-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

II EnArSrsG m fi-- r-r csff.r- n sa.v-
- hnra<so.sa. Angina. I'm tix n.z Of A.s-
nsry. 1s3s.
s1krsrssus calling frn l-ztar--x IN rftsr a.i-
lowing is<z ~in Iir.ss ~ss iirS nr Ht-sp-
tired
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22
a I.ISr or T.TTXR1.

ID EMAiNiNG in the Post ofice n fisr-
~ pers-Fsrry, Va, on the 3ist Of Decsm-
bar lsJa
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y. e.A G>nsvss .Wks<eu~.v
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Jan 8. 1875.
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A "a R ID.

January s. is35.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-05
Richmond, Thursday, Feb. s.
TO IIIE P0IISL

party should succeed IN Ap and a
,sy soS have majority !, the next General Assembly Mr.
hrats Dc ssonS mon. or abide BY the instructions they
by h" regard for the right Of all high
gushed There danger then the election of MI Leigh;
and all this anxiety TO postpone that the people PREJUDICE the
Fars sA "a dc H. y d. on dc @' as Sa%s,y '" seer" b.
We take Mr. Parker at the first issue which he presents
Mr. Leigh is bound resign, should the instructed men
be turned by the people He will be pledged this by
hiS regard for c Right Of Instruction Mr. L. knows that
he could only have been reecctcdby their votes and the
people prove at the polls that these members have gone
against their Wishes and disobeycd their tons he
VIII see at once, That III voting for him. they did re-
present their constituents and that they gave their votes
contrary TO such instructions The act therefore, is
trary 10 the most sacred principle of free inst-
tons; and MIR. l.: should owe his seat TO
such violation. Their act is against his own nr;nc;
Pies should be considered null and roid-and The re-
ceivcr would be as bad as the offender.
This is of course, Of the greatest points in issue at
the Spring Election Shall Mr. Leigh take his SCAT is one
OF the Important questions TO be decided Han indignant
Cd their orders they will at i%e v set aae shc
would have been against Mr. Leigh, as their Senator
will snow it efiectuay by theii votes IN April Ii will
be- IN fact, but the question in another shape
lhcy VIII as much attain their object by their then
as II the election had been postponed till the nc x
There is only this difference in the They will in
fact substantially vote for the Senator themselves the
Spring-nstead OF having him elected by their repre-
sentatives next winter To the Polls then-To the
Polls Leigh OF Leigh Instruction or no Instruction?
are the questions before YOU
writer in the Petersburg Constellation of the I'd
makes up isSue-and let the worst come to the
worst may make up that issue also at the next
SION But we cannot believe it TO be possible that Mr.
Leigh VIII wait for such triacar the proposition of
an taicrrifed Freeman,
10 al Republicans and Friends Of Freedom IA, Vfreinia
The election of Senator is consummated-the first
principle OF Free Government, CTHE GREAT RIGHT
OF INSTRUCTION. has been trampled down i'm con-
tempt. The arbitrary will of the Representative has
be- exercised against the " sed will of
his constituents. Those nnuIn the
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defiance 1t is difficult to imaginc ass we con.
Jc gilmore arroar-n and officious interincddlno;
nor can any proposition be more suprcnicy ridiculous
nan that this volunteering to judge between members
member from Buckingham, (Mr Yancey;) himself stand
ing on the meagre majority of fifteen or twenty votes
procured by accident and representing county which
according TO every probability, is at this moment de-
cdedy against him. and from which imagine he does
not himself believe he could be returned in April
the wing Will treat this subject canddly as cyerv
Republican must do, he will find abundant evidence
OF ue truth and purity of every position taken in the
preamble. In fifteen counties and one corDoration
from the best Informaton appears there were yen nj
the last election 1891 votes; that from these counties
&c Letters of instruction have been sent signed nv
o4oo persons-makIng the majority of given only
70 exceed the number of sgners to the Instruction m
pers o1 and only about Ol0 of these sinners are oh
Jected to' as not being legal voters. will venture TO
say That the Wing cannot shew that 600 persons Of
al Sorts ever signed memorials TO the Legislature on
any one subject for the session-not even for call
ing Convention The Wing itself saws awe have
known no parallel TO the public excation even durno
the most critical periods of the stngs of the late Con-
vention; and yet says, ave should rejoice ot The So
on ~ 1ator and, then, in the Of Heaven rive
ue lis hearts content of rejoicing on this subject
In 1871, IN the 1oTny contested election bet,yeen
ItioaH Davis and Col Jafncs Barbour tho yybi,, La.
no kAn Of difficulty III deprvng the people OF Ogansr
"a 4sefa' iye Until the election could be sent back
.t $3.50 osS q TT ','s 'As' SIS friend Col Ia
electai IS at length disposed Of and in the way per
haps most sasiactoFYby appeal 10 the people &c.
lhs as often occurred, where the House had doubted
%beihff Che aense Of the people fairly obtained in
yi--A tie Wing taunts Major Yancey with his ,naio
rity OF ~ vii recoect that similar accidents occurred
on 10 side Of the House King Willan fnaority ~
teen Nottoway, four; Pendicton FEE Prince Edward
dereE; and Surry Serentecn in all, fortD-fu0 Whole
number Of votes given last year. about l947nstuctors
about l7eD. All accidental e
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the Senate and shows that the Sd reading of the hill
vote yeas -, nays i6Mr " ID. was ono of the 10
MIR Chiffon quotes other proceedings from the same
Journal, OF similar character.
The To4ch-hole .qrgunenR--Thc whigtms;sts upon it,
that Lawi,ncc intended TO shoot the President
AMI that the touch! hole of his pistols have been de-
signcdy Slapped Otherwise. says the osportsnan
I'd iOr the percussion pistols must have gone off We
siggestcd the r.ason that the pistols might have been
50 badly charged. that the powder had found It's way
iat' the nilc The National Intelligence of Monday
ms snothr article, from another Sportsman who il is
sd his at be en- trying the virtue of firearms which
supports the solution. II is part of dialogue
after the late attempt upon the ic of the President
81" Thea think that the Ifs OF the pre-
S 2" ' Sif% a r si sSsass IT,
the OF peculiarly which all pereu'ioa
had for several years. For week after bought ,em
"i T.. l" "S' S@'''-
w. Tae assure YOU Amer rcGee'ine for
In order be- hSs a t 1 i tube ss1"
male Scpeacd espcIi%co,' poured tho powder slowy
IN order that the through
Id. precautions which repeated several %cs a Ssn s loaded my
hcT anm% @ putting ha ,e powder and ball ~ sSe
charge lid not isnc more than twice in twenty trials.
phenomenon supposing that Lawrence put the per-
cussion cap, before he charged the pistol When the
powder was introduced, the tube became hermrtcav
sealed the air III 1t could not cscapc-and when the
cap exploded the enclosed air rushed out and prevented
the Ignition of the powder.
TIE NEXT PRESIDENT
The National lntellgcncer throws too thin veil over
It's designs, concerning Judge White 1t wishes him to
rum II Tor no other for the purpose of dividing
disiroctmg u.s. and hence it appeals covcrtly to the
Judge spride Nc &c We leave Judge White to decide
between usf he should dcign all take any notice
ofour respective wishes and specnations We profess TO
be at least much his friends the Editors of the In
tellgencerwe have high opinion of his worth and
quafcatonsand it is for him TO say whether he paws
most regard to what the negcnccr calls our inpied
numdations, or the sympathy which they to pro-
duce in the bosom of its editors.
II will scarcely escape of Judge Whites sagacity
that II many of the Wings take him up ut ALL il is not
somuch from any respect they entertain for himself be-
cause they wish to use him against Jackson and against
Van Buren,. So far the last gentleman is concerned
the Judge might be very little disposed consult his
interests But certainly not regards Gen Jack
SON. He his personal and political friend; and certain
y Judge w. would not wish to be used as stalking
horse for of his berest enemies in Virginia or
other parts of the South, to bring them into the public
councils r
But in the second place. Judge White will not desire
to assist any of the Wings in their scheme of defeating
an election by the People, and carrying it to the House
OF Representatives We have already seen one candi-
date nominated in Ohio--anothcr in Massachusetts-
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votes amongst them, multiply the chances of corrv
he election INTO the House, where the greatest
ana intrigner may again carry the day.
But will the Republican Party be induced Tins e, cont,
Ter their votes! Wilt they not some method for
ununs and concentrating their orces-so as 10 Secure
he success OF the Electoral vote Had the Constitution
been changed as Mr. Gilmer proposes 10 do IL tbere
would have been decision for such an expe,l,ent
we urged thlssmatter iaNfc tban eighteen months a
we called upon every fieua DC The country 20 mite vh
rs IN snrh an amendnssni We pointed out the con-
teieehees o. negiecrng ii-oae Of which obvou,'
.v-T ~ yE7ls-'solne mt = pi0ui'siiig p
-ona un4-8i movements lspi tlc nCasGie3
pursued with spirit b.-.ose VINO able To
plish Il. Last osesns u IS ifsc, the alncndnt
ifoPosed he WIS laid on the table and some SAM.
eaueeie little politicians ought no 70 rule tie rca os
me same proposition is brought ug hy M Sinner
but IS too late to carry it through we apprehend TO
regulate the election Of e35 Nha. them is to be done
Inc people themselves must concentrate their votes or
Else e election must go to the House. In this aspect of
TIC case, I.I,a whit ~ .,
other RI ~ -
fragment
create
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I'M
not unit Bsccrtained that they could not suc-
coed at secret Instructions did they discover that il
mean and undignfed
But they would have Col. b. to sacrifice his own poll
ca Opinions and be scduced from the party with which
he has always acted, upon hypothetical case What ;s
the evidence in regard to the public Instructions that
have been gotten up to Col. b. in King George do
not recoect that the number for instruction was pyen
In Lancaster there were thrtysix for instrucng him TO
vote Tor Leigh. In Northumberland one hundred and
thirty eight instructed him against Leigh and
twenty-scvcn for him. In Westmoreland they have
not let down their dignity enough to let Col b know
how many there wcrc but they say 'that the meeting
was quite as numerous usual, &c This is a vac
garlsm that IS quite in keeping with whiggsm In Rich
inond county, meeting advertized as | learn Inv
the Leigh men, to be held January Court There
was no meeting OrganiSed In Stafford il is said Thai the
wings have so far compromised their dignity as TO be
guilty OF the meanness of attempting get up secret in
sructions but poor fellows with all their dirty work
they could not succeed '
WIN view OF these facts can any man. with justice
and Propriety, say, that Col b. has any satisfactory
evidence of public opinion III his dstret at least
unequvocal character, which should induce him TO sur
render his own, and prohlcmaca majority of his con
sttnents opinions, who think with him; say no-ond
the genuine Do1 PopHi will say no.
pLiIo-VOV
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incur the bitter Iotnt
ca the cost All shall go. con-
tribute 10 reScue my country frohfU1U gcrful
faction, headed by artful and ambitious ue: If
lean contribute 10 Virginia from the wiles Of Ii Clay
my reward will be complete in approving conscience
nthe first paragraph your letter spcakng of the let
ter OF insructions you sayI has received all the
sderahon that paper cmanang from high a source is
justly entitled to- Some persons who know YOU no better
than do might mistake this for irony If you meant to
apply 1t to the rcspC cabe gentlemen who handed you the
Instructions will MT dsparagc them by limiting that YOU
were not Serious H. however you intended its appcs-
u IN to these "secrct Instructors who ogcd about in
ho'S and corners through The county the sntrx of the
paper must be permitted to suspect that your Whig
friends when they take this in with other pa
sges OF your letter will at least discover lurking
hunonr IN your gravity One prominent trait in the
character of the ''Whgs u.s. their loud and
LESSONS of openness of candour You well -
from Clay down and practice upon tAsrul ESQ I
eer,re @rfem Plain folks 1i'ical honesty you
call magic and Perfectly understand you.
Your neStrsgr5Ph requires to be stripped from top
toin, in order to set forth all of its beautcs-Not
Is literary bcautesfor with them have nothing to do
hat you may not be fatigued by much at time we
sill defer that Tor another letter
am your Anti-Bank Constituent,
PUBLlUS CURTlUS JUNIUS.
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TO THE EDITORS or RIM, E.NoDygg,5s
-LLIE :. a NJ - NJ a NJ 81. AZ 10.

GKSrIKaEN TO the series OF ;,its,a winch with
your perussion propose TO address 10 Mr. otts beg
leave RESPECTFULLY to call the attention Of my Republican,
brethren throughout the State especially the Rcpub
cans Of llcnrco county; not much on account of
<$>shSX may POSSESS account of the facts
fako f,;s occ,,:.., A..