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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
VALUABLE LOUDOUN LAND
We R x z II IGIB LY
sat u a ED.

SfT u q q e d,
TO BE DISPOSED OF, AT PUBLIC SALE,
ON VERY ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
Am SATURDAY, 10th OCTOBER
W next, several small farms, of from
100 TO 800 ACRES,
embracing in all about 1000 acres, or
more. viii be offered, at public sale, a.
bout mid day, at the Inn Of Mr.. Thomas
Muse. opposite the premises.-This land
binds for mile and half on the south
side Of the Turnpike Road extending from
Leesburg to Georgetown, and Alexandra
six or eight miles below Lees burg, and
from twenty, to six and twenty, distant
from the three cities Of the District of Co.
lumbla, and is within mile Of the Po,o
pac River, and Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. 1t is known as the
BEAFERDAM TRACT,
has beautiful aspects healthy, and &C
knowledged to be of excellent quality
highly adapted 10 grazing and to dairy es.
tablishments-is well wooded and water.
Cd, and much Of the wood lies along the
Turnpike and near the River,
The terms will be oNE.FIFTH ofthe pur.
chase money in hand, or in so days from
the sale the residue in three equal pay
ments, OF one, two, and two and hall
years, bearing interest, and satisfactorily
secured. Title unquestionable. This
property offers strong attractions to in dus
trious and enterprising men.
@ An opinion has long prevailed that
Coal might be found in this land, at nc
grea. depth.
!. L. M'KENNA.
Broad Run, Sept. II, lS35--ta
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
CASH I'M MARLEY.

RI lBERAL prices in cash will be pait
H-A for number oflikely negroes. En-
qulre at the Bar Of the Globe Tavern.
December 25, I834--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
1aEDTNeTow rgTx,xg.

EsHE subscriber having leased the Bed
FL ington Mills. formerly occupied by
Mr. b Darby. respectfully solicits the ma :.
tronagc OF ITS former customers, and the
public generally. He will at any time
manufacture Wheat into Flour. for cn.,o
mers; and deliver barrel OF superfine
Hour for every five bushels Of mefchapta
BILE wheat, at the Mcssrs. Forman's ware
house, free Of expedse; also, exchange bar.
reis Tor ,he otial If desired. Every dsscrip.
iion Of COUNTRY Work viii be done
al the above mills.
II. |. SHAFER.
N u Cash will at all times be paid for
wheat II delivered at said mills. Ii 5.
September II, lS35.-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
DISSOLUTION.

Dl'1oSIO Il lC2N.
fESHE finn OF Jacob Hamme &. Co was
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent.
and the subscribers. late partners would
take the opportunity of returning to ,aoir
customers their warmest gratitude for the
very liberal patronage experienced nv
them. The Books, Notes, Sc are in The
hands of Jacob Hamme who is authorized
TO settle the same.
The Public's humble servants.
JACOB HAMME,.
ISAAC BAUGHER.
August 81, 1885.
The Business will in future be conduct
ed by the subscribers under the Firm o
liamme and Stephens. They would here
take occasion TO return their grateful &C
acknowledgements to their friends and the
public generally for their liberal support
to the late firm Of Hamme & Co. and hope
by selling them Goods at most reduced
prices aud unremt,ng attention to bust
ness to receive continuance Of past "a
vors.
The Public's humble servants.
JACOB HAMMF..
JAS II. STEPHENS.
September 10, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
FRESH GROCERIES,.

ENRST quality LOAF s. BROWN
e. SUGARS
Strong Rio and st. Domingo COFFEE.
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
G, P. Imperial, STEAS.
Young Hyson,
s. Black
New Orleans and West India MOLAS
SEES, Sugar House, do. very superior.
Ground Alum and fine SALT &c, foI
sale by LAUCK & STEPHEN.
September, IL, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24
ALIENS IMPROVED PATENT

TIME Subscribers having purchased the
Il full and exclusive right OF making
using and vending. in the counties Of Ere.
derrick, Jefferson and Berkeley,
SAMUEL g. ATKINS TxyxaEsE-
ING I'VE IiTNU,
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b . Z o X i n TN a .

July IS. 1856
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Broad Run. Sept. II, ls35--ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT o""oS


hamostng Of the members the Bar AT Clark sburg We ,,
non ohn James Allen Chairman and BsyerIy "a
uy Soesiary WheeoPon Geo Hay Loo Esq, and in
appropriate terms announced the dcuth
tie late JoHS MRsHAL Chief Justcc IT, States
ana whch 10 had concluded Col Geo.
committee OF 1--WE be appointed dra of tho
OF our late distinguished fellow citizen. " "'"A'
Nhcreupon, Gcp Hay Lee, VIM l.. Jackson
James McCsy ana g. d. Camden appointed such
VINO reported tho following resolutions which
"N'N unanimously
Resolgsd That we have learned with feelings of sincere c h
dcath oil John MnrFha late Chief Justice
tehning do profound eminent
and the private virtues which
Resoied That token memory of Tho ,Is;
Gus dead We viii badge mourning the len n, for h
DAYS. 'e ''O Wv "''" 0i 'hify
Kes0rsd, That Col Geo. DAVIDSON r. w Mooe lana. A.,
Cay w M A. Harrison, T. Chaplin, Chairman and sscto
~ OF thH noetng be appointed on The no f hio
meeting, to unite with their brethren in The ora
Onon IN carrying the foregoing resolutions into effect
orfa nat Of the adopted NJ nscn
" 'hc pr OF fhrIphia, recommending of The a. s. 10
monument TO bis memory city of Wash
nsso ana that we do concur in that
hssoleed That the Chairman Secretary do l cons e
proceedings and communicate
OF ths meeting TO the family Of tho deceased.
ibnt
Pnpe OF inns place. m the National
hm"nd Enquirer" and that
iuIIy requested to comply with this resolution " F''
n n -, - JOHN JAMES ALLEN, Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
Richmond, August 70. Isa5 ''-'''

W., q. FOR TIE EJNQUlRER.
would It not be well, Messfs Editors wink Mr
L'sn and Governor Tyler busly engaged IN set
ung themselves for dsncrcstrd patriots snd warning
over the iacious disposition Of the people 10 enquire
somewhat into their disintcrestedness Some tour
years ago Governor Tyler and Governor TaSewe made
visit To Richmond while the Legislature was in session
ana Directly alter the adjournment If short session Of
Congress was very we'll understood ut the time MI
Calhoun making visit aso) that the object was to ma
some Impressions against Mr. Van Buren, aud tlle Of.
cct was soon afterwards made manifest by n omen rnn
ut IN me Administration ranks for the Vice Presi.
dehcy' Governor Iazcwel found in due time that
inc sentiment Of The State for Mr. Van Buren, and
having taken stand against him. he resigned his
seat IN The senate like ahgh-lninded honorable Viroi
nian Governor Tyler has remained and has thrown BE
weight against the Administration and favored most Of
TIE schemes OF the analgamaon Of Federaliss Multi.
hcrs, and National Republicans By a combination Of
these parties, before they had assumed the name Of
wings, as name common 10 all they clul,bcd their
forces IN the Legislature Of Virginia, and gave Mr.
kivss (who was by this time in the place Of Gov Tsze.
weJ such instructions they knew he could not under
the circumstances, obey, without detracing from the
merits OF his speeches in the Senate and his avowed
opinions As an honorable man they could not doubt
he would resign before he would do this which he &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
NfN
ANTl-PANIC
COMMUNICATED.
CARD.
VI false report, hear not the blot:

VI ialjc report hear not the blot
What Is your neighbours coyc not,
nave been informed by an ndrpendent honest Plant
err from N"ttoway, that when on his way 10 this Citv
ne had heard II rumoured that the subscriber had hcen
wrhng IN favor of the Fanatics; and was earnestly re-
quested not To- deal with snch a man or buy orocey rios
from INN, ut any prce.Whctbrr the n,isreoreseota.
Mons originated from motives of the bascst nature or
from fanateal deusion the present crisis iinprriosy
calls Tor refuiaion of SANDERS which have already ooe
ised against The interests Of the subscriber affecting
ms business with Planters and others at distance Ear
thr more ccctua refutaon thereof the subscriber con
N"ers adccarauon Of his faith absolutely necessary
lie, therefore declares that his opinions are II, er,
mon IN perfect accordance with tie departed Father OF
american Dcnocracyi and as matter of course le
uie subscriber, Is Fanltca anti Abolitionist anti
"nai chicai auliPrestcfa; but particularly opposed
70 al PREACHERS ard Deacons, with without iiccn.
ccsD rh0 sing, preach and nculcate the dcniocracv
OF he scriptures to the colorcd part of our inferior or.
gansrd population raising their minds above their con.
oiion and hurrying them TO characterization anar.
cry ana nsorrection II opinions in accordance with
S declaration should TIC considered anti Virginan the
subscriber will with s0rrowful hcart mourn the disgrace.
iul, fanalical fate Of the Ancient Dominion
- WILLIAM WALLACE
Richmond August ~ Ig35
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
RICHMOND .WEDTC.3L SCHOOL

. We lay before our readers the Prospectus of n now
MEDICAL School To be established in this CITY IL comes
ior'h under very favorable auspices DR. johnson was
me Lecturer on Anatomy in the University of Virginia
'Ie mas since VISITED Paris. and has brought with him
most extensive and splendid collection of Pren,,,,;
The other Physicians associated with him. are gentlemen
OF great success aud standing in their profession The
the advantage of Richmond. We understand that !,
mas the good wishes Of the Faculty generally i'm the Civ
why should IL not succeed, = well as the Medical
Schools OF Charleston Kentucky and Oho-each Of
which attended by 2 or 300 students each session
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
COlLNn.A16a1rh

In obedience to resolution passed by the public meet
ing OF the citizens Of Richmond and Henrico county held
at the Capitol the 4th inst the following gentlemen
are appointed TO form the Committee of Vigilance
District No. l-Henrieo county. Richard S. Cautlorn,
John G. Crouch John $. Ellis Stephen Duval, Shad.
rack Avis, Thomas o. Burton, Alfred Winston Seth
Duval, Samuel Cottrc ST, and Thomas S. Dcken
District No 2.-James Hill, James II. Hawkins, Ma.
con Ford, James Drien, Miles Carey, Close Maxwell,
and Zachariah McGruder.
District, No. 3.-Wlliam Jeffries, Richard Reins.
Daniel Dan N; Norton, James O. Breeden, John Young
WIN. Is Price, Ambrose Hutchinson, John Ford sr
Fleming Patman, and Robert Courtney
District, No. 4-Thomas NJ. Ladd, Algernon Storrs
l.yddai BSwles' John IL Davis, Josiah D. Smith, John
NJ Carter, and Abner Hillyard.
District, No. 5-yacob B. Kezee, Josiah b. Abbott,
Thomas J. White, VIM Catn, John Shore John ]
Werh, John p. Schermaliotne Edward Sydnor. Curtis
Carter, and Joseph Brown.
District, No 6.-Charles l.. Price, VIM. M Fulton,
Richard Ellyson, Robert A. Mayo, John o. Goddin''
Boiling Starke, and Philip Harwood
Dist. District No 7-John o. Mosby Thomas c. Kezee,
Jesse f. kezee, Henry Sharp, Richard Burlington VIM
F. Gum, William Gay, Elijah Folkes, VIM b. RAN
dolph and Richard horton.
Crouch Claiborne Gathright George Savage Robert
Carter, Christian Alien, Williamson Allen, john Haes,
Carter Gathrght, and julius A. Hobson.
District, NO 9-Robert Pickett John Fussel Phil,
Frayser, Stephen B. Sweeny, Charles L. eIcCoul.
Nathan EnrOughty, Robert Johnson, VIM ID Jennings
John L. Burton, and William Depriest.
CITY or EIcuyoSD.
District No First Battalon-Francs j. Smith,
Samuel Snhlett, Simon Cullen, John Enders John Van
Lew, litllebcrry Carrington, William Burke Joshua
CF1mp, Richard o. Haskins, and William J. Clarke.
- District, No John Goode, Samuel Freeman James
Kinnard, Ezekiel DAVIS, John A. Lancaster, Otis Man
son, Archibald Armstrong James Williams Nathaniel
Charter, and John S. Myers.
District, No 3.-John Thompson, John Cosby. VIM.
Sinyth, VIM McCrcery, Samuel S. Saunders John H.
Eusiace, WIN Mitchell, jr, Thomas b. Bigoer James
Allen, aud John Brockcn6rouqh
District, No. 4-Thonas a. Rust, James Smell. James
H. Po'ndrxter, Poitiaux Robinson JOS Atkins Francis
Wicker John Sarvay, judah Myers, A. b. Preston, and
Thcodorick Robertson. ~
District No. l.-SccOnd Baitalion-J Bosher Robert
Gwathincy Charles ~. Hyde, Samuel s. Myers. john
son t.nbank, George w. Dixon, Nathaniel DENLY VIM
C. Allen, Thomas Richie, and Peter " Daniel
District No 2.-Danicl Trueheart, james Sizer jaime.
Robert c. Scott, p W. Grubbs Jacob Shook, and Drury
Fox. -
DiStrid, No. 3.-Ifenry w. Moncure Philip N Nj
choas, James Lyons, Robert Stanard Philip Duyal
John IA Pleasants, James Wickham, j. b. Harvie John
Tahnan, and John b. Richardson.
District, No. f.-Bcnt Scott r. ID Sanxay James
Evans, William Allison, II. b. Haxall, Anthony Robin.
Jr, James Bridges, Samuel Hawkins Samuel Shep.
Pard, and John Hitchcock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
ELECTIONS

N. Carolina, Kentucky. Tennessee. Alabama. and
Missouri, &c, elect in all this month"; the merchants
~ carolina --ln the Warren District Hawkins (pan
6nren Is re- elected by majority of lois over Crudup
In the Edgeconbe d., Peitgrrw Jackson aud Hlfe)
mas beat ran jackson and Van Burrn) by or 500 ma.
considerable msjrrit y
Kentucky In the Fayeti. D.. Allan will beat Iawcs
inc Mount Sterling d., represented last year by
without doubt :" - - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
DEATHS

e5 At Little Rock A. r., the 18th July Dr. J. w Potts late
OF ihrbofougl NJ Carolina. Dr. NJ orc
ana skl IN i- prof on, SIS own Stnte s
meDcr her lessaurelI exemplary conduct ,oueb life e
way o. mutation end secured to him tho esteem, and
hdn'rntion OF oil who knew him. lie
ts herna) who administered 10 I wants aud G
situation comfortable as possible ' ~ ''H"e''" "S
Dc ~ htsissiPp the 18th July, Mr.. Cicero JeFeon M
Fayetie. " WV nut u Ns'e"eH ana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
TNc E.rqinia Spriars.

we should be obliged to any of our friends who are
now al the more Western Springs. for description Of
e number OF their Visitors, &c, &C. We understand
from various quarters, that they all doing wcl-and
al tne white Sulphur has been throngcd with Visitors
rom the North and West, and the Eastern part of Vir.
w nave line only from the Fauqucr Springs,
(of the 10Th inst which states that there were n
wards oil 400 at dinner-and crowds in the adjoining
villages and neghborhood anxious TO get in"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
No Political O,,,s,;o,

yNO f-Oiittcut question.
Certainly il ought not 10 be so treatrd-ond the
ynchbnrg Virginian has claimed the homer of so treat,
ing the subject for the Wing papers But if no Whig
paper has used it a political aucston how coo, !;
about that the Telegraph has treated it2 thai tbc
Charleston Mercury has falsely represented Mr. Vim
buFen as the Candidate Of the Abolonists. that After
we had Penncd the article, in which we accepted the
Olive Branch from the Vrginian NJ NJ Noah shonid
have denounced Mr. Van Buren, in the same colors 80
anu mat we have since receiv the Romney nellgen.
Ger, asking in The most nsidous terms whether "here
Is IN Eastern Virginia slave holder So infatuated a,
nnder present circumstances to support these men IVAN
buren, and JohDson) for the Presdencies?"-If n
was favorer of the Aboonisis-f he was in anv res
poets their candidate--we too would agree with Tho
homney Editor in scouting his pretensons-The Bos.
ton statesman has treated this subject in masterlv
manner lie has yindicated Mr.. V. b. from any such
suspicion.
We have just received letter from Saratoga 18th An
GUST that refers to an interview which the ritter mo de-
voted political friend by the by of Mr. Van Buren, had
Just mad with that gentleman. Nj Van Buren, declared
himself entirely opposed to the movements of the Fam,
ucs; MIR. " b. assured Correspondent that he does
not Know personally individual of respectabitv " no
was in iavor OF Abolition lie added that The state
ments made in the Enquirer Of his sentiments ON The
SUBJECT were precisely the views which he entertained
The g Wing" objects to the appointment Of Mr.. Ia
ney, Chief Justice because he is Roman Catholic
The Kennebec Journal (aso Whg) objects on Other
scoIes-bnt E" who objects Says he5 to him simDlv be-
cause he is Catholic! We have seen no one If the
lima, NC, NC, we would h Id up both hands The
Georgia Journal (anoher Whig) also objects TO MIR n
n'y put says me unhtncss OF such appointment is
not That he IS Roman Catholic The time is not vet
come, hope when any mans religious creed i Ia he
the criterion ofegiby to office. We still cling 10 The
hope OF It's weighing not feather The same Journal
says, DANIEL Webster IS the whose elevation o.
that office would commond the assent of lorcr nori;
OF the people OF these States than Of an other
son "A strong Democratic tribute to be sure But.
the Journal tries TO get off by saying THe aies d mar
looh 10 The Supreme Court for protection when The c,
is, ihe decisions of tie Supreme Court have contributed
more TO change the whole theory Of the Constitution
ana merge the Rights Of the States i'm consold,,cd ~
vernment than all the of the other Depart
ments pat together. f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
POSTSCRIPT.-Y Yesterday Errning
PREClNTION.s

Inc Committee of pigilanc for the CITY of Rich
mona ana Comfy OF ienrico had long meeting in the
Ssptoi yesterday They adopted strong resolutions.
lh.y organized Committee of Correspondence TO coll
.eel anu oliuse iniormation-and among other things
"a rosi Oihce Committee to take measures for detect
ing, destroying or returning Inccndary publications.
aNo't"e oil Registration, to detect and publiyh oh
noxious visitors. They recommend TO the merchan,s
mechanics, Nc, not TO deal with the Abolitionists or
snch persons IN the North, known to favor their
lace ct the City, &C. &c a determined spirit was ma
estcd without distinction of party, defeat the de-
Signs oil Tie Fanatics, and arrest Essaries Inccndiary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
MARKETs-augpst 1871, 1885.

MARK ErS--.9ugpst 1911 1895
TOBACCO Breaks at the inspections diminishing-due
ton prices lower this week for all qualities
Some of the shipping buyers havinG com.
pleted the execution Of orders are not dis
posed to extend their operations unless in a
limited way at reduced rates.
rttopH-O.d unsaieable nominal price SO.
BAGWELL SMITH e. ZONES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
The Proposition.

TIC TTOVOSitIOU.
The finosstlc Democrat seconds il in the following
manner; .
REPrsticAS CoSvESrIoS.--A proposition has been
made ~ spondeni Of the Richmond Enanircr To-
hoid Republican Convention, in the Capitol in Rich.
mond on the first Monday in December for the purpose
OF determining candidate for the Vice Presidency
to be run on the ticket with MIR Van Buren, in virginia
he plan proposed is 10 constitute the Convention OF
the number OF Dcegatcs IN both branches of the Legiss
tnre me Republicans IN The Districts apd counties FeDre
seHt'd ty Uhigs, Tsqcsfed 10 hod meetings. oad siei
Delegates. 49,
owe heartily approve Of this suggestion both 20 fin,
Objects plan Of forming the Convention and the time nj
place Of holding IT, and recommend its adoption by The
party throughout the State"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14
BAGWELL, SMITH & JONES.
By tie GOtcJEoy IT The Commonwealth of D;ro;a;,
a PROCIAMATION ~ '"g"'a'

AWHEREAS it has been represented 10 me that In
w the month Of August last number of stacks of
gram, belonging to John Joseph Mays Of the county Of
Greenbfier, were wantony burned and there Is GOOD
reason to believe that the act committed bv Ger
tam Lewis Mccoy, who has abscondcd and is now going
at large: s0"s
Now, therefore T. Littleton Waller Tazeyeu Cavern.
or have thought proper to offer reward Of Finv Dol
laIs to any person or persons who will apprehend the
brcr county And do moreover, require iii ofHce,s
both civil and military, and request the good people OF
this Commonwealth, to their best excrions TO sppre
with according TO law.
Given under my hand Governor and under tho
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, at Rich.
tSEAL] mond, this 12ih day Of August 1886
LlFTLETON w. TAZEWEII,
August H. 20--Wdv,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

tits rumOnred whether true or ouis we know M, ~
at the Merchants of New Orleans propose to offer re-
"aru OF for the apprehension of Arthur Tappan
yet reach him. lie ought be drumned out Of th,.
country We understand, he is scape- gaows looking
ie'owiives handsomeyin Boston-rdes in his carriape
caho iives on the bounty of some female fanatics of
scotland What disgrace to country that such
an instrument so employed by foreign iconen! should
aa'e 10 disturb US by his andacous interference!
The Norfolk Editors have probably discovered their mistake b.
tore tms-kobInson has been hung
neon aA"n He has not been hungno deserve H. HI.
GARD n tho last Enquirer clears lin
same Robinson who wa. LyHehed in Petersburg 1891.
Committee OF iynchbnrg has also
hall of the innocence of Mr. T.. Carpenter ha
OF circulating ncendiary Pamphlets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

IN hc mean time he declares, that he shall hereafter
as hefftiore sustain the present Admins traton in
every measure deem right. and oppose il in every one
,nnH wrong unless instructed 10 the contrary. IL
will at all times afford pleasure To sustain tho
Administration when can, consistent with the para
mount obligations owe TO myself and country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

The friends Of Judge White may look out for SQUALLS
The Wings will be apt to throw him overheard The
declares, in auson 10 the signs in Pennsylyasia Thai
II political results might be calculated from what had
once proven to be political data the election Of Harrison
to the Presidency might be assumed matter set.
tied
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

Mr.. VIM. McComss Member Fleet from tho Con.
gressona District Of Greenbrier Monroe &c &c has
in ar Address 70 his Constituents expressed his eter.
min1ton not to be candidate at the pert Election &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

THNHE SCHOOL at Charlotte Court-hous formerly
noticed N this paper by the subscriber opened the
third day Of August, and closes the FIRST d0y Of July
next, having vacation Of one month in the winter
Terms tor tuition are Si0 half paysblc in advance
Board may be obtained at situations In all respccts de-
sirable, for OF 10 dollars a month
Prompt attention viii be paid letters directed 10 the
subscriber at Charlotte G. "
THOMAS T. BOULDIN.
Aug. n Oft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

Who u this George Thonpon, who j. eni,rol,n, ,,, ..
~. county with the ohoR lie gentleman Who pnJo,
~ was SCOT out by the OLD he
iss so,ten parts Of this confsdacy upon subjee,
'f oi thes1 pifiiJs uniers:andt
" no afrespect 70 fair women 70 10 sneak srieo
~, statesmen Of This country have found subject
antl cus aud eoomg mcditatious N bis
that consider history Of the
pr. D,p 'i nsoien intcficrouce with
so sa political and moral ntefco a strange county
ik'aiins him by When bef,,c
end upbfaid paopc ,ef,
suu,lonT we arc called no55ish turbulent ooosi. 49,,
'fs among any people day fbet Non
the ee vi M. gay could such violation Of the duties which
o. one nationCwe 10 another, n M -
".eyl been committed, without danger 20 tbe ne,oos,.,,
" oroearance Of people. Should American e;
20 ectufo8hc English people fs,,s..
~ their goat manufacturing would bo n,
or saved from that Iato, that cheap and sus,.
J u os Dsy"cd upon him. Which Tom Peno promised 10
& te, 5age OF HURDLE tar, end hioroglyphic fa-
e uanas OF d-cof this country their ngonni-
oou NOT devise their resources
s vn eeo,ge thompson FROM J9oh r. Wliapsoss sls
~ '' 4'''ersa on nc AT ~ (Jgiy, az Hsp Beord Macs.