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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-06
.VeseiArrG2s gem east.
HGew-9Iaven 8teamN oat Line.

Edew-Aaven SteamN Oat Zine. nNE of the New Haven Steam. Boats will 0 until further notice leave, New-Haxen day and Friday at ie o'clock rssua noon. and on Satardays at o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock F. M; and cne of said Boats will leave Pier No. sS' foot of Beck man. street, New York, d0ity. !sundays excepted,) for New Haven at ' A. M. and Ut { o'clock P. M. on Saturdays. By this arrangement there will be two boats from eAch place on Saturdays. viz. one in the morn- ing and one in the afterpapn.,
 STAGES will always he in readiness on arrival of tho Boats Ut New Haven to convey I,assengers to Hartford. Providence. and Bos- ion-slso to Litehfeld via Waferhary daily, and y.a Woodbury on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. sfleel x }sssae fo 9ss Freight intended for the boats at New Haven must be delivered at the office at least one AoHr before the time of staEtings or tt will uot bs ttRwasded uniil the next day. afls rs. 10EE ROOT, Agent
 s Ness- HdseS, MavsR Sa6. 60
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-06
NO1TIGE.

"HE subscriber is about to have Dam
 IL constructed, for the purpose of forming a Pond On; the north side of the South Oyster bay Turnpike Road, at West Neck. about 10 miles east from the village of fHempstead-the Dam is to be 6 feet in height, feet in width on the top. 20 feet in width at the bottom, $50 feet in length, exclusive of the fumes or waste gates (which will be built before the dam is commenced.) Probably more than half the dirt required for the dam can be drawn up by scrapers from the intended Pond Such us will require to be carted, will be taken from each end of the dam. mostly from the east end. The work is to be commenced about the end of August. ~sas5 sa-9% as-
 The esubscriber is desirous ofhsving this dan made by contract. Any persOn desiring to contract will be pleased to address a letter to the subscriber. stating the sum for which he will do the work. and direct such letter to p. s. Jones. Esq. Soath Oysferbay, Qafens comsn- m
 The subscriber may he seen by any person desiring to confer with him on this subject, at P. s s. Vandewater's tavern, on the South Oystefbay Turnpike Road, nine and one half miles east of Hempstead. #s
 mav saa .a CIV | Y D. s. JONES. (
 July ss, 1885. st7
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-06

INE Lump. White Havana, St. Groin ~ Amd NsNs Osleahs EuRsrs. nt flls.I lgT '- g..lg . :: :a......-. n N. D Q. PORTER'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-06
NOTICE.

THE copartnership between the subscribers J under the name of E. ". Bolles S e. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts and demands will he settled by E.. w. Bulles, by whom the business will be con tinued. E. w. BOLLES.
 PHINEHAS MINER. Litehfeld. July a8, 1885. os.1 aaea 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-06

x Esst of iH Breeding. The swaggerer is invariably an siasposter-she man who calls londesi for,the waiter, who treats him wosse and who finds more fault than any body else in the room, when the company is mixed, will always turn out to be she man of all others the least entitled, either Ry rank or intelligence, to give himself airs. The people who arc conscious of what is due to them never display irritability or impstuosity; their manners ensure civiliiy, their ciTiiity ensures respect: but the blCck-head or the coxcsmb, fully aware that something more than ordinary is nee cessary i0 prodnce an effect is, sure, whe- thsrl in clubs or coffee rooms, to be the most faatidioas and captioss of the commh-
 pitys the most restless and irritable ameDgs.
 his equals, the most cringing asd 'subseF7i-
 ent before his superiors.- --- Gigbert G7afneS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-06

THEREAFTER stage will leave New AA Haven on the arrival of the Boat from New York every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday. and passing through Naugatuc, Wa teibuFy and Watertown, arrive at LitchGeld to lodge. Retsrniag--leays Liichfeld every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday morniog at { o'clock, and arrive in New Haven at I2, in time to take the Boat for New York.
 5 A stage will also lease New. Haven every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday on the ar rival ofthe Boat, for Naugatuc and Watcrbu- ry. and rcturn next days. leaving Waterbury at A. M.. making ., dGily lias. between New- York and Waterbury, and sri-areekly hetwecn New Y 6rk and Litch --shroIgh each way BY DAY-LieHg. = s. ssgss.r sf |.
 Stage then leaves Litch6eld for Albany on the arrival of ths stase ff0sn New. Haven, and srrives in Albany next day to dine. A Extra Coachea always nreadiness at I.itch- ,feld. Waterbury, and New Haven, to eonvey passengers to any place olfthe route.
 Inquire in New Haven at the old Sfage House, opposiie the Tontine. and at LitchReId of Q. Wadhams, Agent. Fare from New York tes Litchfeld 6 co. N al fsss
 4,s ..s.,~s JOHN ". HARRIS. &. co. ! NSag1FMe, yaRe is.iyss S& < Prepristcs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-06

Beasty. Let me see female possess. ing the beauty of meek and mode.t de-. portment ofan eye that bsspeaks intelli- gence and purity wiihin--of the lips that speak no guile lot mo see in her, kind and beheSolent disposition--a heart that can sympathiSs with distress ! will never ask for the beauty that dwslls in ru- by lips. or dawing' tressss, or snowy hands, or the forty es cataras spon which our poets have harped for SO many ages. These fGde, when touched hy the hand ol Time but ih0se ever enduring qualities ot the heat, sball optlixe tha reign of Time, asa grow btig liser and fsfslsr,,as the ages et Eternity roll away. 14s.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-06

ReGsOa 0f E1Es ghtsRg O1a thesF Jeeg sN fgllfsES. -- The instinct that all animals seem flI possess in bringing the line of direction 0f tH6 centre of pressure within the base, is admirable. It'is this instinct which ren- ders tic wild goat and chamois so fearless Of danger in the terrific leaps they make among Alpine precipices, and which e1a- bles cat always b alight on its feet in fall- ing from lleigfns that appear sufficient to render fall fatal. Now, the operation ot instinct, though in many points of view not little miraculous, are always regulated by some ingenious principle, when that can be discovered; and in the instance of the eat always falling on her feet, it appears to nae that the aanle principle operates which enables lla to walk upright by regulating our centre of pressure, attending to the things aro6nd us. In learning to walk, we jHdge of the distance of objects which we ap- proach by the eye, and by observing their perpendiculariiy determine our own Hence it is that no one who is hoodwinked can walk in a straight line for hundred steps together and for the same reason most people become dizzy when they look from the summit of tower or battlement much raised above tho object, in the sphere of'distinct visions. A whirling wheel, or the current of rapid river, Q: the appar- ens motion of the sea iii. looking over the side of a fast sailing ship, have often sim- liar effect. When child can first stand erect on its legs. ifyou give his attention to a white handkerchief extended like a sail, he will stand firm; but the instant you move it, he will tumble down. It is for this reason that rope dancers, who have 2 very marrow base upon which to maintain the line of direction perpendicular, keep their eye fixed upon . point of framework upholding the rope, by which 10 regulate their centre of pressufe l; and for the same reason, those who perform difficult feats of balancing; keep their eye fixed on the top direction within the base. MI -------7
 It may be accordingly inferred, that the reason why a man loses his balance when tipsey. is that his eyes rs,il go unsteadily as to prevent him regulating his balance by the things around him, while the muscular feelings that assist him, when hoodwinked, gre also deraDged. It would be curious to ascertain whether eat, if rendered tipsey, would fall equally on her feel, when droE- ped from height, as !. sober cat. The diff liculty of the experiment. would lie. in get- ting q cat te drink beer, wine, or spirits, all Sf which it greatly dislikes. have no doubt, indeed, that it is by fixing the eye on the things around that n cat falling from . height regulates her centre of pressure, So asafo fall on her feet. She is however, aided ih this " the form of her body, sonne- whatsthe reverse ef that of a grey hound, the centre of pressure lying far back from 1lle bead and consequently, brings down tIsS Hind feet rather De fore the fore feet
 Nafsra1 Philosophy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-06
GENEVTEVE

adbsastfhl ;-- t sL.l Te4f ' 70 si seais GENEvIEvE. Maid ef fmylose. Swes, Gsnefieye! .;il qfhbsassysa igAt yoa glide along
 Your sys igIiks ihe sIhF ofege'
 Aad suss. your voice as ssFsph's cong.
 Yet not your .lsaFehly beauty gisse This heart .ith pessioa soft lo glow WiihiO your scul . voice there lives! k bids you hear tbe tale of woe. .ug.
 Whsa siaking low the SuGeser waa
 Behclds no hand ouislrelch'd 10 save, G Fair. as the bosom ofihe swan
 That Fises graceIpl o,ss the wave,
 I've seen youtbseas, with pity heays, And theretors love you, sweet Genevievs. S
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-06
IO0K HER,EI

~ lX 7yHE spbscrihSr ofters for sale an assort- mept oFI WeNg&QAee, and other srti- cles. such ae Steel SPripgs, Hoes, Axes, s,Adzes. Bush Hooks. Shaves, and Chissels. not sur!! pAsssd by any in the country, all of which will be sold as low, for cash or good credit as at apy shop EhateYer. 51 aaa... fi,s se zt s.t et hNa ALSO, ,fs bss,s 1iE A number of second hand CARRIAGES, ,SULKEYS, Be. fOr, sale at cost. GF@W0od-wOrk to Waggons of sll descrip- tions done Ut short notice. ts17 F sj sr& HOrse-shOeing and all kinds ofcOuntry work and repairing done with care. ...<s, yi, Most kinds of lumber and produce taken in payment for the above articles, eby @"f i'@, ss@ ,a2 VIM. RODGERS,
 ,a ,. Spencer- Street. s.l
 Am Apprentice wanted
 AT THE ABOVE BUSINESS.
 .LitcAfeld. May (. .4a $
 COPARTNERSHIP. ,s THE subscribers having formed a connex-
 Siou, in business under the firm of MosEs MoRsE g. Sow, would inform the public that they will continue i0 manufacture, ''3 z'Sn 1gsd, Sheet lc0ss Ware, \ as usual. -&ss@ MOSES MORSE, a @ B. H. MORSE. +2
 Litchfeld, Marck 1e. .,.1.... ... .sr......ta.
 Moses Morse q Son,
 WILL KEEP cdNsTANTLT ON HAND A COM s'97 PLETE ASSORTMENT or ....L PLAIN AND JAPANNED TIN,
 Britanni;G ,Iea- Pots and SpOons, with variety of other articles suitable for PedIars, who will be furnished on reasonable terms. 40 March 2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26
DEATIIS-

p~s'e mrs residence, in the county of Nottoway. O n Tucsdav Tho
ioh Hs'y tiw JoSEs, IN the esd year of his age, amer n protracted
au ehct~fat'hg disease, which be bore wrb great resignation and
&c. S .n aml With"ut a murnur-leaving a faithful and afeetionaie
~ Ieauens, to dcplorc his loss. lie was a natiN. nj T,ncnLr,,
county, whic I've occasionally represented in the Legislature. from
me ear loo antili e year 1916; and the writer has been inforred
tut N VI electien, received alfthe Votes but three. Few men were
o great energy and industry of character, uaited with tho strir,os,
mHa uptigh,nsss ct sonduct. His be, from tile eatlest manhood
wa one conthlucd scene OF usefulness. lie was sinxero and candid.
IN rs hiendships, faithful aud constant. Re YVES generp.,s and hos,
"uct,h d strrtest ruks cf propicty, he wns the first 10 e.cuse ana
eS'enuate The faults and folics Of S;hen- No one valued the com-
pany aud society 81 their friends, highou than Mr.. Jones. lie Wa.
nIaJ"si mtefssting, ehtettaEiSg-and wheurpen his convenience
lie ie' Tor the miseIics nnd misfortunes of others, aud was alwsys
Wiling 10 nAe rEte thcS wants aud suncTinss. Rstny hiuasoif h,d
hearted and COOL, the whsS eni orphan found in him a benef.ctor
ihcmi- 1t rs confidently believed, that hc died with q deem ,epse
Lord aud Saviour.
innd, on the morn&ng af line l5h instant, ut tho house of DR. Bsr,x
4" DaviesI !"hcro she had gone on a short visit Miss Nary
.ashaHne Henry ouasies, in the Goth year OF her agc.-The death
eeItainAy OF hsnau Me. IL was but yesterday she came 10 tho
county OF Amherst, young, beautiful and interesiing. in IN Lloor roc
heahNNn WIN every prospect OF u long and useful life; but q A
IA lie slembcnns IN the cold and silent grave For sotne months
80 SUI ml cen Sm'ctsd with a pulmonary consumption, and her
friends had iadaiged the hope, (which she disease Is Sc well CALCULATED
u insplsei) that she nsghb yet Teroxer; but als the salieitnda of
inenashIP anal the ad of medical skill were unable 10 vert tbs
Astbdah- Her leng and continued suFeings were submitted 10 with
pss"lEe AMI resolution; h"l1 few moments bes4e death made his
appearance, Sbo bcEl eaEn,ss communion with her Gsd. and In a
burg FngiR5sH.
Died, on Wednesday morning, i'm tho 52i ycrr h.
chh''eTSner N"nHend, an et snd respectable inhab -
Cny. Inthe crowd which attended the balloon o TuoaS&
insi no r,ccivcd n blew ~ tbs back Of his neck vsL;nA cnrsa ~
o'Ath'-- u person who dealt the bow, has been arrosted-is o ~
IN nc "a OF the civil authority, AMI wflfbc tried for il.
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May he live to enjoy the honors thus voluntarily bestov,.
eoo y the representatives. of the people.
by Jacob Reinhart; Col. Edward Lucas. We hail
WIN pleasure his re election-may he still continue 10
triumph over his enemies.
BY Christian Reinhart. Col. Edward Lucas-A true
specimen OF Virginia Republicanism.
by John G. Cockrell. Old Hickoty-Uc bas prod,c.
ed hard nuts for his enemies 10 crack.
ny David Fucker. Our Representative in Congress
cameleon, no weathcrcock: unchanged and IN.
changcable. "e ;"
Daniel Hendricks, jr. May Americans always find
lire from going out.
ny John Rokenbaugh, jr. Andrew Jackson-A
ngh.ning rod to the temple OF liberty, that conveys all
ohe pontical iuiics harmlessly TO the earth.
ny John Simmons. Jackson and the militia M New
orI~eansIEveryc citizen a soldier; every shot n pigeon.
David Comer. Gen. Jackson-Thc hero of Orleans.
his consumniate skill and bravery displayed ON Thai oc'
casion will immortalize his name, till liberty, in this ives.
crn hemisphere, is utterly extinct.
CoRRrcrioS,-in the volunteer toas,s, at tho Democ attic Fe.,I.
ral we credited a 'e9s, to Major Bcdinsei, which belonged to Henry
I nSansI p.i h;.q., OF shrphe,d.iewn; aud two other toast, credited to
These are reasonable requests, and we are happy to comply with
Saset~sapg%s. i" : 0si''' '' neither OF the" are disposed to "eas-
II .Nec Mig Qui6ue.-It is contcnded by some of the
papers at the South, that Mr.. Leigh cannot be instructed
10 resign ms seat IN the Senate, because he has not vet
received ms credentials as Senator.-lndeed, it seems ab.
soluteiy impossible to ascertain whether he has received
ms credentials or not, and MIR. Leigh stands pretty much
IN the stnotion OF the Bank of the United States as de-
scrited by Mr.. Everett, that is to say, he ia a sleoaI All.
stracslon. The democrats, however. managed to rive
a death-blow to that illegal distraction. The BanL Of ,bs
united States, and the legislature of Virginia will be
aoie TO manage the other "legal abstraction" Mr.. LEIGH
! ! he is not a Senator they can easily elect one in Els
pace, and II he is a Senator they will put to him the old
'rginian test, the Right of Instruction. A bubble will
mol save nm, nor secure Virginia to the Whigs.-N y
NoRroLK, June 23.-A pilot who came up from Hamp.
ton Roads yesterday informed us that a French Man of
War had gone up the Bay.
We afterwards learned, by the arrival of the Steam
Boat Hampton that the pilotboat Washington. of Hamp.
ton, boarded a Frigate, supposed to be the Consutyf;ar
on Saturday last, 10 the Southwark of Cape Henry.
(Bedcon
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MARRIAGES.

Married, Oh "Wednesday, the 18th instant, in the cn5 orCbs.
terhrh cenntyr % HE Rev. Benz. l.. Gvodc, Mr WIN. a. pasxsn-
10 MASS LA'inna Goode, daughter of Mr.. JUhn Goode, SEQ.
The beanieoos bride her face did cover,
10 hsde he's bushes ifcD her lover,
NhiIr hope around her head did hover,
Oe her wedding day.
May he whagave her personal eharms.
Guard her fnoEn this woflis alarms.
While fonIy Ia BIER husbands arms.
Her life shall pass nway.
Masiisi, on Thursday evening, the 18th mat. by thS Rev hots,,
rIncanh, MI Samuel Edwards of Wnrrenton. M.s in Nss L.
hufst, OF Northumberland county. Va.
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Y,yJ we will unite in erecting TO hs memory a Monu.
Acnt. suitable 10 his worth.

MY we will unite in erecting TO his memory a Monu.
Acnt, suitable 10 his worth.
Rcsoiced. That a Committee Of three be appointed,
whose duty it shall be to select and report to an adjourn
ed meeting, a suitable model for the monument 10 be
erected, and TO attend TO the erection of said monument,
after the model shall have been approved by the GLASS ;
aud they are hereby authorised to take all measures ne
cessary therefor.
Resofrtd, That a copy of the foregoing Preamble and
Resolutions bc signed by the Chairman and Secretary,
and transmitted To the friends of the deceased.
Resoired, That these Resolutions be published in the
" Military and Naval Magazine, > q Richmond Wing,
Il. w. MORGAN, Chairman.
VIZ. G.. CHAsDis, Secretary.
MnrrAnY AcADrnr, june Goth, 1886.
To Mrs. Mary Garter:
MADAn-The foregoing Resolutions have been APP
proved by the Superintendent and are forwarded to YOU
in accordance with the third Resolution.
Respectfully, nc, your obdt scrv't,
WIN. G. GRANDlN, Secretary.
Lisrs on tao Deaf, IF JAnr. G. cAnrrr.
w w. The lsm'd sea, OF science ani Of arms,
W VIA; s ass S.as. .s !; . !sSsd.. .r s!s r ;l alarms arm
Why stream. the silent sympathetic tear
Why droop the Ensisns OF our sister state,
In long procession through the crowded Hall,
Wnh %es.ntod Ioo,s,sp., aud uncovered pail
w WIN s's ss, sns. I ssss &. and Isn MA trailing spears,
And the lons sable from each arm dcscend..
rSs, wssP The "d ySaS ~, the e !. n sd,,n, and the brave,
Fer manhood stamp, its imnse on hi. brow,
Or gave his lips the soidicr's generous VOW
Nor niseiing dea'h,-nc! sicknc.s ciaim'd their power.
Tes GlI destroyer came, con%i..ioaaa iron. oa high,
WA. !, @i,hps, HI. Mighty Makers = ssiIiY
la, no, o%aips,snes i,scli the power,
oh! sad vicissituies OF earthly trust,
nopos-5risht IA scraphs smile consigned to du.t.
Here wonli we drop the vol DER mortal woe,
Sas si sfS, b. io sSs ] d R,s'S' ssi s', %s soa glow
Tepai"' the horror. a. hi: di.t"s, home.
To-. by the patriots couch group appears,
Though atthe eaor, Natures self recoiL,
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IHNliIS science enables those acquainted with IL 20 de.
q scribe accurately the existing character of any in
dividual, by the size and shape Of the head. Those who
arc aeslroas OF testing tie science, and obtaininp charts
OF their choractsrs, are invited TO call on Ms. X. r. BpY-
hans, associate Of Mr. O $. Fowler, Mt The room for.
h9fly occupied ~ Mayo q Davis, in Governor street.
10 r. NJ. u "'"ii
Ladics, families, and parties, will, however. ffthev de-.
sire u, be waited omat their dwellings.
PhyeRoi9gWis a system of Truth. and ito dodoctona
simple ard certain Mr.. Barl1ans is acquainted with
is L~h simplicity, and certainty. Truth and accura-
cy therefore, are warranted in the examinations
Terms moderate. Call and sec. Try il for vopraole
u Mr.. Burians las no objection to having the fnne
81 desired. Take away oil possibility ofmv Tell.
ing by tie pbysiognomy This will save trogble 10 .bosa
who wish to pot forth that I Judge BY tie asc.
June -. Tc n
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A. c,,.,h.tt .o
n5onya o. Arelnball Bryce, Esqunc, the following Preamble ana
NoFoWigns "efo unanimously adopted by the CouH. and orde,.d 20
VIM "son we minutes Of ifs proceedings, to wits
.h'n foPs, ks4uifo, who for more than fnv tb,oo 49,. -.
~ attorney for The Commonwealth in fis Com. L.,i,. 49,.
py .eslSnea that Office, aud the Court aud bar being dc6rons fo s,e
serve "a me least ger3habl0 form, te pleasing fe,eub,..ea H..
e,,1is1s ," h, z ana pfoies.iona virtues; therefore,
Hs,,sed, y inc toat end Bsf Of Goochfand, That tbov ert-,te;s
i9f william Pope, Est, late Attorney for the cetooo,~sSlts i,,I,.
Sout s"smet sediments Of estcem aad pxad founded 200, ts,o
cNyeHence o. MS worm, and up1n the recollc cGon Of a .,,I...rt
al p'essapt intercourse With hims and, that IN hs re0ro,oof g.
"1s 70 carries With him their bcst wishes fs bic aatofe hso,,s.,s
hs'oisea fhat a copy Of those proceedings BE- fsrsshe5 H. n,
pipcrs f0f publication. "H'' news
copy-Tcste. NA w. MILLER, p. c.
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Szk&MHH1I artsook. Gen. Andrew Jackson-MDv
goou DAYS and a happy end be his for the un.
nd patriotic zeal he has manifested in preserving
rsttutions from dilapidation, and the mos, gids'
all boons, (Liberty) from despotisrn and arts.
sePh G%rantham. A.Jackson, the 6rm friend and
riot oil Amerca-May we always have such Nor
OF war TO lead our forces in the field or ba,,ia
Time OF peace to administer the affairs Of the
II II cdinger. Richard NJ. johnson the nominee
z&&A ice Ffesident-Let there be- no division with Demo.
e cfats; United we stand, divided we fall"
= By John i. Vanmctre. Col. r. Lucas-A warn, ~,
porter OF Democratic principles, he will never dcyiat,
Il IRON the Old original path Of rccttude.
II BY John Maddox. May the branch of Nev, VII L.
u ingraitedinto the Old Hickory orTcnnesscc and tho blo~.
som OF Kentucky produce frui, l%hcrcfrom.
by John Hedges. The late Daniel Bcdingsr-A no,no
dear to this portion of Virginia. The p.moeracv of
Jefferson his native county, and Of her contiguous sis.
Ter countes, cherish the recollection Of his eminent oiGs
i, graees and fidelity in the good cause with the fondesi
e BY Eli Kilmcr. John II. Blopdpl-de accommodated
BY Geo. b. Beall. The Constitution of tls, u. s,o,o.
ERECTED by wise architects, a proud monument of Ma.
BY v. Robinson
. Here's to Gen. Jackson aud al bs free horn hsst.
Lod Boating The enemy sri eleatins og tho ecass;
That it nav be be r s%H i9 Viz rs s, ,%S to y b. na"s'
c ny Francis Yates. The Right Of lHiructioD-V1,op
ncesunendcfed5y the People and the States, the soye-
r fetgniy which pcftains TO hem alone, will indeed have
$ been transferred to irresponsible appnts. Nav other,
initiate the ex,mPle Of Virginia in her late elections.
= ~ James bust IT, Andrew Jgkson; Yhe firm de-
$ ~ } Randolph Cheadle. The Union of the States
ana Their sovereignty: May they never yield TO the usur.
h PauonS and enlargement Of The powers Of the General
= Government.
by Geo. ". Irwin. Our distinguished friend. Col
. Edward Lucas: A fearless advocate Of the present Adj.
q ministration and the rising progress Of Martin Van Bu.
:, rem.
p ~ Geo. Taylor Oar President Peace in hisre-
: tfcment aud plenty in bis stores.
$ ny Wm. " Moore. Andrew Jackson. a faithful
sentinel upon the citadel of his country, always ready
r to give the alarm when aaBacr is near.
By John Rokcubaugh, j.. Col Edwasd Lncas. IT.. A
secure ana unhincfdng friend 70 the rights Of the people,
based alone upon the r~refragabEe positions Of principles
ny ~. Bedinger. Martin Van Buren in succession as
fIesden', unanimously nominated by the Convention.
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NOR SALE-The JcvRRxA Troct Of Land nbo l,,s
y residence Of Elizabeth w Deane, deeeasedl wing
IN the cOufAy Of Cumberland, within one mile Of he
iion at aA seasons ofthe year to richmond conta;ntng
bye hundred and hlgy ~ siuty acres. IT il believed few
highland YARNS, w Middle Virginia. not more extensive.
possess greater advantages than this. To the aOricui-
ttristr V holds ont high prospects ofscward for his indus
ty-to The wealthy gentlemen Of the lower country. a
pleasant rctfeatin sumner, surrounded BY many a0feea4
bic aed s~ntehigent %noighbors. Mr.. Henry Pace. who
Tesiaes on The premises, will take plcaocrc in showing
the land to those DESTROYS Of psrchasing. >
For terms OF sale apply tothc srbscriberin Rich~MN4&
THOs.
Richmond, Jonc 26.