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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

The bachelors IN Nashville. Tenn.
have published a Declaration Of indie
PendeBce. h commences its allegations
A" that all men are born" unmar1od. and
then q goes on 10 reason. a priOrT, that
they always should remain so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

\ scholar IN one a the inian, Scl.a.sis
y a. asked yesterday Rat y Easter
The child ansNered. d. . eggs
IN sh-Ose Iacslsrf fruas .st,,, csy paper
SD sssaiisf - ctressast .t.cs tksf s-re.,,.,
uf''isF cur osa n1a,es We ue-~ dIscu-rrz
s'ii.iry grave msttsrs stm hfiis ursAr..
tShich b. ~ - = far u.a.r- rsi>r,.,.ss -
us ihrn - renerairfy a g-oi.iac.l ii-,a,as.ls
si'''ns s1osn-uP childrcn nd sa.uz oti.sr
thmrs, 30 spuke q Cari,tas. ESEass,
sst ~, /" ~hat = 80 fa-ssu.r 81 Cars-ss...'-'
o Cbrist.ass r. .4sd ~ hisls f,Isss--- wky. 9
means, ssissi-g psspk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

D. t.s furrroax tshls. vs have eouesded
fiesr'cs 2na Fg~kst.a - or oppsasnss. a.
iA1@rA ~ pro,,shsilis- are strvex p.st ne
sszt LsE-iss.r. um dsesse n asos q ne
WAag ess-sslzses n &c. e0gus,S Caroline
10, Ill FsoAably - ranss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

C4n 80 ot.s III " sLeti.sf tss kHsl a
scsihsf j. - eoutsusc 81 sgrux SD az s..r.-
mr. TO- iIsr, - o. is,i q AprI. snd 80
haze 80 seen siH.si ef'iirsiy slsi-asi ssrrs
-esf.sf s.la,tiu... o. so -oss eo.--
osii s--a ..ias lisssai.tly 81 hsIf d.. 49, r
80 otly D. tant4ii4< a. Tie la.s Zee 81
AFra q stsrss.. ss-i ~; &c . l.ssis ssrsrs.
tas' sseHsed sias-i affasi - sgg-sr. us r.,.st
have sagF'o-e9 49, Noyeah-r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

Col. Benlon, some years SINCE, desiS-
mated Gen. Jackson ~ the "get,er Up
Of dispositions"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

n paragrssi IL You-g L-I.es.-I
arm sorry TIA; needle-wusk T. 80 much
out II "a HON. u . grnseci employ
neni and ought not b. "a elected. 60
peciaily by those who have many bro
Tiers and sister. and Nho-e parents
arc not noh- Many girls. I an sorry
10 say. despise their needle. aad aiErc,
% ihIns work unfit occap1;i1.n 80 grn-
teel Or intellectual beings. rriete
for. and am anxry Nth such misses.
] can tel them that many h.rh-t.aas
aud noble ladies' employ their far-r.
ia making ol1ihc. e. TIE g--a add .le-
ISOLATE widow and orphans ~ So rosrn-
try. lean tell them that Miss Ifofand
Milford and Land1n tinnk u ~ d.
grace O. form. tbcmsclses. the rafts in
winch they are alasts fssciaaiiog BE-
cause always unaffected. One adean-
tagc II most female orcur,a'ion o. that
the mind NAV be engaged. sI'her m
hearing ~ rejecting uhen The fingers
arc employed ~ plaza SOL of e-ssbfoi.
dsry and nothing D. 'uofe pieaant
than a party enlisened bv alternate
reading and music, where tie eresser
number arc at To- - 90 ioo gssfs.l
20 b. industnous.-- Waifss'T Porff5i.o.
Senator Buchanan gave la'elg a. l.sn-
caster "a th's toast. a. q % l,sfoxy sus
Of irony:
" W.. r. B1rvy The eloquent Dis
eiple of Jeherson--the pure painsa snl
honest man u has generous nature
has been deceived BY The sides q ths
designing. the energy and talent With
which hIs Department - nov adnsnis-
tered, viii soon relieve Il from everv
difficulty"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-30

-, N TIE .fusfriaa Observer.
y "a tPerial Majesty has been
address the following letter
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-31
HARDWA ARE $
1885, FOR SALE Br F''
5S.AsVXUEL P. BOLkES,

SAMUEL n. BOAkES, -
LITCHFIELD.
BARBER g. Gems patent, cast steel CIR
~ cuLAR SAWS. of 81 and 60 inches diane
eter, and smaller sizes. ssg aas 9HaeAa ~
English aad American, German and Cast
Steel Mill SAWS, of g and Z = feet, and
Cross-c.t and Iennaa dittR.. .sss,~ ss..soss ii
Wood Saws and Frames, with all other
sorts If Saws Plane Irons. Hsssa's.s x.
Firmer's, Turner'S, Trainers Chisels and
Gouges. Flies and Rasps, fat, round, halt
round, square g. triangular. Of all com. lengths.
Blacks smiths Vices. Bit Stocks and Bits,
from 19 to 48 bits complete.
Door Butts and Handles and House Trim
mings generality Screws OF all sizes.
LOCKS of every description. s,-
Cabinet Makers Trimming Hollosc Ware.
Brass Andirons. cast do. with brass tops and
do, with wrought bars. and commoR cast DO.
Shoyels and Tongs-C hopping Knives.
Knives and Forks Spoons; Walters.
Waffle Irons-Patent Iron Tea Kettles.
Harness Makers Trimmings.
Carpenters AIDES, Hatchets. cast steel and
common Augers; Veers; Glass Curtain Pins,
GLuE, Sand Paper, SIC. &c. with almost eve
~ other article in the Hardware Line, which
will he sold as low as they can be bought in
the State OF Connecticut. go '@5.S4Fs <F = ips
Litchfeld, June 4. y col. 'aF7'8 90 % e
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-31
Drugs and Medicines.
Paints, Oils, Wines, &c. 1.
AT WHOIEsALE AND RETAIL.


u.s., 1T. G.p BECKWsXZH ~
OFFERS for sale complete assortment
~ of the above articles 10 quantities tn suit
the purchaser. on as good terms as they can
be bought within the state. for cash Or credit.
Including an assortment of Bronzes. Gold and
Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums Copal and Shell
Lac, Alcohol, Japan and COpal Varnish, Ia
Ioarinds, Nader. Cochineal. Indigo, Ameri-
can aud Russian IsingIass, Spices, Sal Eratus.
Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and SeIdIitz
Powders, Congress Water. Superior and
cU..-...an winter sperm, Castor, pure Linseed
ffest6H f Safts, bay 6sTes AND .ppih Wash,
5llsEsa a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaiu's
Panacea, Bateinan's Drops. Weich Needles.
mentum, Thompson's Eye Water. Pills VI
various kinds, SC. &c. afssi ~ sl4g 3sgs.. t'@'
s9xt Also, a complete assortment Of 83t
English & American Paints,
among which are White and Red Lead, Witt
ing, Chrome yellow g. Green. Prussian Blne
No. and Q, Dutch and Rose Pink. Terra De
Sienna. Vermillioa. lamp Black. SIC.
Land0n Brown Stout--P orter--old Madei-
| ra, pure Port, Samos and other, WINES
Purc ,Cogpiac Brandy. Holland Gin, West
India Rum, &c. as medicines. ,Y
Physicians, Hatters. Painters, BIC. supp.ied
on as good terms as they can purchase the
| same qualities In New-York.
! Litckfeld. June IS. V3
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-31
WHICH IN PART CONsIsTs I


WHICH In PART CONSISTS OF js .tl,ss
TNNGLlSH aud French Merinos, Salisbury
IL Flannel. French Calico; also thr,twjlled
English Prints a variety Of Silks for dresses,
of different qualities ami colors, from so cents
20 III IS per yard wrought Capes and Col
lars. Thread aud BObbinett Laces. Musiins Of
different kinds, Tiiibet and ra,s silk HaDdk ~;
and Shawls, Fancy Adk'fs and Searfs. short
Fur Tippets, Belts, Gloves, Hosiery & Sh0ss;
Corsetls, Cdrls, Combs. &c. &c. Also al ex-
stensive ASSORTMENT of MILLINERT, such M
velvet and silk Hats. Caps, Ribbons & Fioi
ers, Ornaments for the head, Nets for ladies
and n1isses.' aii Of which will be sold on real
sonWhle terms. ssfM 1850 = 81 q ,faaHasste SSsY
G5eAllkinds Of Millinery and Mantuamsk.:
ing done 10 the neatest & most approved style:
Customers are respectfully invited to call and
examine goods and fashions before purchasing
elsewhere. sf..f Il, 80 "a ssi3sas3.s ss. y (.
Mlliners and Mantuarnakers from abroad
can be furnished with goods and patterns ON
terms that may make il for their interest TO
purchase, instead fgoing to the city 70 obtain
them. 4@ 10 Lilchfeld, Oct. is.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-31
w. e ID. PORTER,

III AVE accepted ofan agency from large
- Chandler's establishment for the saIeef
CANDLES by tie Dor, and now hare ON hand
q number OF boxes Of Nos. 6, 8. e 10. noalds
and dips. ofthe best quality, which they can
sell to merchants and Others on better terms
than they can buy them ia NeiS- Haven or
elsewhere. Orders from merchants, In any;
part of the county, are solicited, and win be
.Esaap a|l; q saxseoled. n 'ssss - ..s.'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-31

Also on hand, 8 diner
Ont, patterns DC Guide
Patent. with the Rota-
RVS, and an assortment
Of Parlor FRANKLINs,
Fire Frames, and Box =.
Stoves. an excellent arr
ticIe, which will be sold
1T reasonable prices
and terms Of payment
made easy. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-31
|. N0TICE.
sa1 iss NOTICE. aa.s
Rtbseea Tsri.. Wac, Rsh..ea Ter ::
kEiLliom IerriL.l Lilch1eId county, has brit

Rtb'eea Ts'ra s,r Rss.ssa Ter :;
IFiliiam Isrrik Li,chields county. has bro't
----. her petition TO the Superior
Court to be holden at Litch6eld. within and
for said county. on the third Tuesday Of Feb
ruary, 1898, shewing that ON or about the LIST
day Of January, 1875. she was lawfully mar
riesa TO William TcrfiL then Of said Water
town. with whom she lived until on or about
the ist day Of SeptembrE, 1881, when the said
William Terrifdesersed her the petitioner. and
has continued his DISCRETION up To- the date OF
said petitions ID totsl ueglect Ut ell the duties
OF the marriage easeaanss and psgyine for a
bsii of disorcs. which petition il dated Novens-
ber 96th, 895.aiis ~ .,sae 81 sssae1s4
Agorder af notice a0ahe respondent Of the
pendency ef said petition has been made by
oss Of the Judges of the Superior Court OF
the state Of Cenneelicut. and said order Is in
the words and figures following, lyiz.1
!" State Of CoDascticnf. Sc. CITY and county
of Hartford. Nov. so, 1885 Ordered, that no.
tiee Of the pendeney ri this petision Be given
" publishing the same with this order III !
p0Olie newspaper printed Gil Litchiela six
weeks saceessiselys the iiyst of which shall Be
sik weeks 40 nsase hef0Ee the session Of she
Coast to which il petarDahle. ssss as ia
Ssaa H. ss TIL 0AdASs 3. WILLIAMS, \,
sts7 6Jadge q tAe Superior Coprt."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-31
SnETM EaR.NaS

ERNGAE2 SEMINARY
THIS school IL designed exclusively for fe-
u males. Il will open onsSV Wednesday, the
nth Of N0v'r. in the hriek building near the
Meeting House, nDder,t ears oG Miss HAR-s
RlsoE. daughter Of Rev. Fosdick Harrison. =.
young lady, the trustees believe, every way
qualified ID take charge Ofsuch an institution.
Al the branches of education usually pursued
ia female seiI.tnaries will receive attention in
this; and whatever may be the apparent prn-
gress DC the pupils, il Is Determined that they
shall understand the studies to which they give
their alientipn--0rinO other words, IL u design
ed to have u thOrOMgk course Of stndy pursued.
This sch0ol, as it's name would Indicate. 10
located in S0nih Farms. Litch6eld. CT. a place
on account.ofits purity .of airiand beauty Of
scenery well adapted for such an institution. 4,
Terms Of tx;iion, So 90 PER quarter. 4, 81,
N. B. R3ard can be procured 10 respectable.
pri. ate families On terms ~ favorable AS in any
village 10 the county. instfUction viii be Civ
en- ID Music and Drawing tor areasonatIe ex-
ira charge. =
4. s. CRAMPToN, Trustees
"a. 4aey IN. PlERPONlT .s. - - t,s1{i
IS FRED'K WHITTLESEY, SoMth Farms
NV ~ EDNARD COWLES, Female
qs9,s 81 WILLIAM HARRISON, Seminary.
!Souik Farms. Oct. 60. 1885. 7njs.S 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
FOR THE E.TQ UIRER

Let it be borne in mind by you, that George Harris
your present Representative in the Legislature will be
candidate tor reelection, in the Spring. Concerning
the longiricd and welIestabshed political PRINCIPLES
ihe peBcvering assiduty and untirng zeal which Mr.
Harris has nj all times manifested in your service il is
perfectly unnecessary to make single remark Mr.
Harris belonged to the vanguard ofthc Democracy dur
ing The last Sfssion and very little doubt need be enter
tanned in regard to the position he will occupy during
The approaching Ardent and evcring he Yields
TO no man in sngleness Of purpose His greatest object
IS 10 do the Will OF bis constituents, and to pursue that
course which he deems best calculated to sustain the
principles which Unidentified with the interests honor
and prosperity Of the county Mr. Harris has oopcat
CD With large majority Of you for thirty years or up
wards, ~ sustaining your political opinions, aud has
fought SIDE ~ side with you IN all the political contests
winch have more recently agitacd the country, and in
winch the Democracy have signally triumphcd His
nlexblc support Of The Administration Of Jefferson and
Madison, and Of the present Administration moro
pecsly IN relation 70 the Bank is unquesiioncd and
nnfuesonabc. Dir Harris will very shortly repnir
e station assigned him, undcra deep sense Of gratitude
for tie honor conerrcddeclarng that the appreciation
Of his conduct during the last session. implied by the SUI
irages OF his fellowctzens the last election is 10
hun, source Of great consolation and will increase his
exertions TO fulfil their expectations aud retain their
commence a. Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
MARRIAGES

Married. "Wednesday Instant by Turner
David Niche Esq Abomarlo, Miss FrGnco
sf ~ Anderson Esq, Of this
Married Wednesday the 18th nsi by tho Rev T. w. Howe
william o. Overflow Esq OF anenbtg county to Mrs Martha c.
Wick, of AmeliE.
Married on Tuesday evening ho 18th iast b. the Row
butn Hon G. c. Cunhrclong,
York; Phebs Glover, daug OF John Glovef
The Norfolk Herald that the Hon. G. c. Cambeeng
passed through iLat place saturday. with his brde) q
TO Washington IN the residence his moiheT.h
Married. the 10Th instant, Mr.. VIM f. Matthews CuHbsr
l0nl, the umable much Miss
county Powbatan. May every yInuous effort
With prosperity aud hng ,iucss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
DEATHS.

Died at the residence of sister, Mifed Anderson in
Louisa county, Va, Aoajay the 10Th addy IT,
in the 4sh year Of his aee.Snce say he as much o.
tecmcd bis friends ofcxecon capacity and considerable e
sttliamons
@ The Editors Of papers in Yves. Tennessee will please pub
lish tho above.
Diet NJ This place, ibe morning Of The 18Th
Baxrga, Ei, Of LeXngtonA whose genius
excited the sdnaoa, whose qualities comnded
ta ooem and respect Of al WHO know bmtrcae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
AMHERST MFETla V iis'" ~ "a IhD

Az Meeting Of the people of nihefst county friendly
to the present Administration held at their Court house
on Monday the 10th NJ November 1885, being Court day
IN pursuance Of notice duly published FOR the purpose Of
taking into consideration the proprety Of appointing
one more special Delegates represent then, at ae-
neral meeting Of the Republican members Of tie Iegs.
iaufe ct tbs State, TO be held ia the city Of Richmond
sometime during the ensuing winter frame an Flee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
MARKETs-.yarea5er 90, ls35.

MISUNDERSTANDING % 1896
ToBAcco-Suppies Of IooSs ns'o have come in freely
this week, and bought With aVidity by ma M.
facioreTs-ordinary Tugs at s5-rnixed leaf
and lugs so 7~lcafy and good z 30 a IS
80. Very little oiG Or Rete inspecting in hhds.
FtoUR---Snrphes still moderatc--sales OF snperfns
this week SO 50, g 90 ~, 10 and 6 a 3
Holders are sanguiue, and generally ask 81
in store.
WnrAr--Supplics linitcd-red 100. white 135 cts.
BACWELL SMlTn q JONES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

Mr van f;ren atci, prtla AR.
pesons, OF "APahios To han the whrh
pi" 10" packed C"asenisoi at ist.nioi-
ns sd give "a. psct renee TO the Who
farton.--jt icstary i~fsigeaser. -
=, ~ same thing is inlcd al by those decent journals
Ne Nharoi'esviie Advocate, and the k,ni wl Banner
Now. these ingenious Editors are all out Not one nrd
was Exchanged between Mcssrs Rives and Van Buren,
about tue nomination of Vice President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

- FOR TIE EMO UTRER
Nothing has pleased me than the activity with
which the James and Kanawha Improvement has been
undertaken by the State the citizens of Richmond and
others interested in it, 1t is outlet of the trade
of the West and VIII be- decidedly preferred TO the Phi
ladcphin and New York line of communications. 1t is
indeed the NEST central shorter aud direct May
It's euerpEispg contributors continue they have
gun!
Baltimore appears prcemnen in heI schemes of i'm.
provcment, and is pushing them the very extremities
OF the Union On late visit up the Potomac Canal
was struck with the degree OF commerce which prevails
on her railroad The entirely the point
which you taTn in approaching the bridge, and she is
rapidly constructing piers for yiaduci the river
in connection with that To Winchester the line of her
intended communication to the Ohio.
is RicHSoSD 10 be made PROSTATE Ale&andra has
been, by the superior activity OF Bamore? Or, rather
s.she not destined to complete improvement which
gives her the command Of the trade Of the West There
is every believe that canals preferable for
several reasons. The expense is less understand by
fifteen cents ia the barrel from Harpers Ferry Alex
andria than from the former place to Baltimore.
by this improvement, too, of the James River and Ke-
nawha 1T not improbable that Norfolk will made the
emporium of this trade and thus alarm Baltimore for
her very existence city Commanding the entrance
OF the Chesapeake with the finest roads and habors in it,
and at the very outlet of this communication with the
West nothing prevent her from fulfilling the drsti-
ny predicted by Mr.. Jefferson. VISITOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

FOR THG ENQUIRER.
and Nathan said unto David, thou the man,
TO those pchOHg Il may
VIII some kind gentleman please give the public an
onne OF The Speech Of Mr. Leigh, (lie Iinerant Ora
ior9 at the recent dinner IN Mecklenburg, N CT You
may in vain expect it from the Gentleman own pen
lie IS too buSy-he cant cJme. VIRGINIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

NNT HEREAS, The heirs Of Daniel Ford dec d. late
Wv OF New Kent ooaDty, made Benz b. Ford Of
Kentucky thcir power of Attorney TO settle for or
sell their interest in the Estate Of said Daniel Ford
dec and whereas, have the interest Of haIfo said Es
take and having dispes 0 sell at this time, there
fore Gar three Of the heirs Of said Daniel Ford
dec d. concerned, do hereby said power Of
Attorney far authorizes TIC said Benz u. Ford 10
sell their Interest II said land. NM. A. FORD.
November o. 59-2t@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
len,ieal words ia you, Petersburg speech.

,iienocal words ia Jour Petersburg spoccb.
Petersburg Speech.
I've prophecy nlG.ed add they wrecked before the PEG
PIE i1ft rqriDg--anf niN be also neat SpfiHr.
Now, my Lori, ash Whist M boon
decent sod deate Even "adoceucy
The Alien Law, under 70 Be pisisd
" "'i % ihe ceasii'neais," o1dsf ha record Ad4es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

UNOARDING.-A Mss Afory Turner, at her Boarding.
81 b ilouse the Main street q few doors below the
street leading Mayos Bridge will have, by the
innof the Legislature, several genieclly furnished,
which 10 enable her TO accommodate eight ten
bcrs with comfortable board and odgingPficC 81 per
week.
She would also embrace this opportunity e. say 10 her
country friends md The public in general that she can
give them such accommodations she feels confident
will give satisfaction
November 18Th. 1850. 5J--w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

nc aurora Boseais which shone with such brilliancy
at ~ York, on Tuesday night, last week was seen at
various places ina the North though with s,ne variation
IN The phenomenon also al sea be
Boston and Portland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
eonncots. sith lhs lse and pI0gscss Of Delaooraey

facts eonnrctcd with he rise and progress Of Democracy
aud arstocracy.
In conclusion, we most sincerely commend this vo-
Inine TO the erusai OF every individual after the
truth IN relation 10 Mr. Van Buren, who has bee the OBJ
Ject OF so much abuse that those who do we'll
scrtne motives IN which originated, will lac too apt to do
nm injustice, by cred;ng portion Of the caiuny
which feckhss and unprncpled enemies have l. On 40
inous'ri"usly hcaping upon his good nure. No mar
stenos IS IN need OF eulogy than he docsnll his friends
ASK ~ that he may be judged of fairly and impair tally
confident III iis thus far will bear the n,nst ryiL
test aud csc ont from the al more
aud rtsplendcnt than eyer"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

SAMUEL 6. SCOTT, y1forpey 81 Laso will IN fI-
~ tsrr regularly atteod the County end Superior
Courts of King William County. well those Of Ca
-oline onJ Hanover. Ills Pest Office 10 White Chin.
ncys Caroline.
Nov o. 50-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

wNTM. r. HAMLlN, (iote er pq.J ArroRsey Avn
w CoUssFtto or 80 Law offers his professional scr-
vices To- his friends and Che public. Address Sommer.
vile Tenncssee. &c w3mj New ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27

ability continues TO act in the same ways One would
suppose, that thcs reduction of revenue greatly en-
ceeding the Production of ability" would make the
taxes much easier to pay by the 'tax not
So agreeabiy to Gov. Tazewels logict lie then states
III inc same cause which has cccasoncd their diminish
go aointy continues to act in the Way ere no
mas "diininished ability" when little above be has
redsetoa OF revenue exceeding she reduction
o aoafy OF taxpayers" Patience.l PuticnceM was
IN hopes, when Governor Floyd went out of Office
'nis 'umei,ng, jnmbling, nonsenscal kind Of Lam
guage, would cease II IL great pity but those two
gentlemen had Kitchen Cabinet to correct their
MeSs"ges TO the Legislature 1t would rebound
- the honor of the Old Dominion But perhaps il
Is the " Printers Devil hope il is. for the honor of
our Stale But, quote from the .'littlr gentleman tie
Whig) He certainly crr-hc is 50 very scousis-
tent. why cannot Wbg Governor write an excel
lent sound-srnse Message TO the Irgslaure The only
Two we have ever had could not-Floyd and Tazewel.
The only good reason adducc, is that their prin-
cipes obtained from the fay end Of all pariies
1t produces such tumbling and rumbling in their in
eliects that they write integbly They butcher
The Kings English desperately. | hope the
= stock will run out aud their Messages cease when
farewell goes out LIGHT
WIN the Petersburg Constellation and the Lynchbug Demo
Graf be SO Kind give these
such other papers as are friendly 10 the l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-27
SIGNS oF NiNrER

There has already been fine sleighnv Quebec Snow
iel LAT n York and Philadelphia Sunday last Vast
auan,urs Tell at N York; bu, the greater part of it
uawed as soon as FELL sowing the ground not being
prepared for il by previous frosis -