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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ALL those Indebted to the estate
of Sarah Wilkins, deceased. are requested to
make immediate payment, and all those hav-
ing claims against the said estate are also re-
quested to present them, legally authenticated.
for settlement, within year from this date,
The estate is supposed to be solvent.
ROBERT MORRlSSON, Admir-.
March &c. 1896. 12-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
9TH ELD.O.

PUBLISHED in the Turf Register Hol-
leys Cherokee, viii stand the ensuing sea-
son at the stable Of Teneick L. Hiatt in
Milton.
OtheIlo was go thy Cherokee half broth
er of Bertrand. and both by Archy--
Cherokee's dam young Boxana by Hep
hestian, half brother of Archy, being out
of the same dam, and he by imported Bas-
sard. Othelio's dam by Blackburns Whip,
and he by imported Whip For refer
ence see Turf Registerl
ANDRES SMALLEY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

FOR the cure OF Rheumatism
Scald HeAd-Fever Sores-Wh ,te Swellnxs-
Headache, OF all kinds-Bowel Complaint
Piles-ChaIs and Fever-Livef Complaints-
COushs-LOss OF Alphabetical Pains OF all
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rns-Coeus On tn e.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

state %.r of c c"s,,"'' IS.
Ordered by the Board of Commission
ers at their February Term, 1886:
THAT there shall not hereafter be
any Supervisor Of roads, elected for the district
Of roads in Wayne township, comprising the
Town Of Richmond. Witness.
SAMUEL HANNAH, Clerk.
March %, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02
.v'esC T0ilOr6Mg shop
* AMI1EI LIZ EDEII .acoa4Iu f-o..

= AMUEL f.. 1REDELL, recently from
~ the City of Philadelphia, has locate
himselfin the town of X chmond. az opene-
shop on Main Street directly opposi e
the Bank, adjoining 4. Siddall's store
where he intends establishing himself BY
doing the most fashionable as we'll as plain
work in a workmanlike manner. He hopes
by an assiduous attention to his business to
merit and receive a due proportion of pat
ronage from the town and country.
January 9th 1896
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-02

sv ~
out before the first OF
10 the General Post
rs.
Rooms Samuel
Knapp William
King Elisha 2
King Lewis
Lloyd George B
Londer John
Lyon Jonas
Lamb Barna
NJ
Mofett Jane
Martin Jane
Macy Edith
McWbinney Stephen
McLain David 2
McLain Lewis
Mitchell Henry
Moore Ebinezer
Murdick Sylvester
McCunn Jonas
MarIett Ann
M;ddlecouG Daniel
Mills Isaac
Morrow EIihu
Moore Edward
Morrison Daniel
Mason Edgar F
Mcwhi"ney John
Nixon Samuel
Nordyke Ellis
Ogborn John
Oliver Elizabeth
Perry Josiah
Pryor Amy f
Potts John
PetenOn John =
Patty Mark )
Patty s. Davis
Parcel Henry ID
Patterson John
Pyle Thomas
Parisher f Miss
Park Harvey NJ
Park Samuel
Ruth Henry
Reid Samuel ,
ROberds Walter
Rich Joseph
Russau David
Reaman Andrew
RaiISback EEOck
Rife Daniel
Ratray Matthew
Swain s. Carr
Stute Robert
Smith John
Stone Dudley
Sigman Benjamin
Scarce Jonathan
Stephenson Joel
S,lsby Ne wton
Stratton Simri
ShepPen William
Spencer Charles
Scott James
Stafford EnOs
Sandenon Alexander
Sufrins David
Sh,pley Morris
Seek John
Stevens Hugh
Smith Comfy
SwiseI Jane
Smith Nicholas
Smith Sidney
Sbuby Daniel
SuffrIns John
Scarce David
Il
Thomas Aida C.
Thomas Stephen
Thompson Charles 1
Thornburgh Henry
Taylor John Boston
Taylor Anna
Tucker Caroline
Thompson James
Thompson Mr.
U'ery isaac
Underwood Lewis
Utter William
Wore Josiah
Vance Samuel
vaton Benjamin
Vaughan W II
tadzilo William
Williams Sarah
Wv,nbe rce,a
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ALL persons indebted to the subscriber
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,sr OF LETTERS, remaining in the
o.. o6ies at Richmond, Wayne county,
i.d;.os. on the lst dav Of April, 1880,
-L;cL n not taken out before the first OF
I..Iv v,ll be sent to the General Post
o6;ee - dead letters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26
4 Sir Oracle.

Nothing is in yiler taste than the letter which have
zen published from Joseph NJ. White" elpgate from
oTda IN the Il. Of r. In letter from him TO the Tai.
@Ssee foridan. he says: 81 am tired of petitions and
;rm'nsranccs this subject, with civil answers, aud
Ia'S little regarded disobeyed. intend to 90 10 the
resident IN person. and to insist that the regular forces
'% al Columbus, be placed under the command Of Go
''"or Call Courteous, indeed } 81 believe the Co
'"o OF Georgia will be glad to have the Creek lhdi-
ans ans escape to Florida TO get rid of them" tCan Mr.
NIKE abour under such lalucination y "and General
:c'.' Notwithstanding these orders has kept his whole
fGe TO: ID days lie North Of the Nation, and by
@ ''ne Grand .lrmy is organized, the Indians will
ave disappeared, and with his baggage trains and three
hGS they will march far in day he will in
Does not Mr.. White know, that the principal
r2' OF Gen Scot, has been TO line the Eastern banks
" me Southern Chatahoochee with troops fast as lie
Hd arm them-and with the aid of steamboats,, cut the
'"ss "' from Florida; One might have supposed from
e." amenGs honorable which Nh. White made to Cen
'o'', some time suce he would have been more can
'uS IN throwing rash and indscreet insnuations
t:a!ast him.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
WHIPPING IN!

"Honesty has one jace-dishOnesty t,co.'
The good friends of Nicholas Biddle, ESQ.,, are
alarmed for the interest of the Bank candidate for the
Presidency. Well they may be alarmed The people
know that while the Wings would make Harrison nom
naPy their President, Bddle and Clay would, in fact
administer the Government. The Richmond Wing has
already pronounced Nicholas Biddle Esq, TO be I'M
questlonaby the first in the country"-the con-
queror OF Gen. Jackson! H.. is now whipping in the
sraSg"rs Of his party in Virginia. that they all rum
neck ami tail tgrler for Harrison the Devil pro-
Vided they run down :" ltc Magician" Wings cal! the
recunmr ndl'"n Of Martin Van Buren, by CONVENTION
OF the People q" all tie STATES Except ouc dictd.ion
And yrl, they would apply the odous cpitIe deSt5trr,
TO every freeman who da'cs 10 reject the dc,ao.I Of
Bidde and Clay, through their organ the great Conyen.
ton Of fl Wings! Hear them!
"Any Wing proessed-any who the prcteuons
this Administration darling
combination public officers
these taken his
Why's shall asIi- their csctsuch man
heart avains hm.rl Of the first that o4r,
sneak back o he believes the maJo!Iiy-'
Is this addressed tc Virglnians: the sons Of the IA
theirs of the Revolution! Aad will they be the crouch
ing trembling slaves Of the Editor Of Wing paper
who darcs Thus shake the rod over their heads: Wings
neutrality-suspicious. never. Republicans will not allow
themselves to be hindulded by Stanton Convention
and then whipped into Biddlc service. No, not by all
the bcaglcs he can muster They, like freemen, will
vote for whom they please, and they will know too, tor
1rh0m they ia yole-Let proud wings 60 oInaioIded
to the polls a KEY bLlCAN.
Anned'' BY the memorable Bans panic ard
the fai,c uvircips Of llc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26
Com of q [cttkr. dated


NJ DEAR SIR Tile election of natives TO the
State Legislature terminated yesterday, and am so de-
lighted with its result in this city, that cannot deny
myself the pleasure Of communicating it to you. The
Parish Of Orleans sends seven members TO the Leglsa-
lure in the last Legislature She whole seven were Up
position men, or IA they pleased 10 call themselves,
w hrs Four of those elected, and probably five,
will oppose the. election OF Porter 10 TIE Senate and
will support Mr.. Van Buren, for the Presidency. Judge
Porter cannot be elected; MS political prospects are,
think blasted forever and every honest man OF genuine
American feelings ought to re ioce at IT. do from Inc
bottom Of my heart. an, my dear SIT, :,
Most truly your friend, &c"
n What does the Wing SAY ~ this sign hoe
sigH0 Nos rinceS'
Official dispatches from Gen Gaines, dated Camp Sa-
bne. June o. 1896, communicate the intelligence, that
The irxcan army at Aaanoras, under Cen Urea, had
bern reinforced 10 the number OF 1000 men, and was,
On the 18th Of June its march, and rapidly advanc
ing towards Gaudaoupe Vctcria and the headquarters
Of the Texan army. The motto TO which the Mexican
army sworn, was " eSteT:nnaon to the Sabine, or
death"
Before receiving this intelligence, Major Sterling G.
Robertson had reported to General Gaines that two men
had been recently killed, and another wounded on the
waters Ct the Navasola, in obcrisons colony, about
twenty miles west of Nacogdoches, by the Indians OF
several different tribes, {Caddoes Kitches, and others
who had taken and carried away several women and
children of the families Of the men killed.
General Gaines considering that these recent acts OF
hostility on the part of the indians were prompted oy
hlatarnnras and by the expectation that the Texans
would be driven off und the country given up to them,
has called upon the Governors Of Kentucky, Tennessee.
Mississippi, and Louisiana, each Tor Iegment OF
mounted gun.rnen to cooperate with the regular force
under lis command including the four companies OF
dragons from Fort Leavcnworth.
II was his Intention if he did not in the interim
ccive satisfactory that the Indians upon
borders had hand in the late murders the Navs
sofa 10 march TO Nacogdoclcs as he obtained
tae immediate operation OF the three companies Of
Dragons and six companies O. the zt infantry at tort
Towson.- Yesterdays Globe.
The President reached Salem Bou!eonrt county, PIr
ginia the Nth inst. The roads, from tie excessive
rains, rendered almost inpassabe Although the
journey, in consequence has been excessively iatgung
the Presidents health has improved -B:
j letter from an officer in the Texan Navy service If
recent date, published IL the eropoItan says 1--WE
sent down in the transport, 0" Sunday last loo y1un.
tcers from Oho tomorrow 2!0 hunters C hcntucky "a
nh .N .;il leave to Join the army. Col Felix Hous
ton crossed above and has gone down with fine reg
ment of Tcnnessceens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

REPUBLICAN, NEEIITGS.
EAVSTrrE COUNTY.


AT n meeting Of The Republicans Of Fayctte count2,
friendly to the Administration of our venerable Chief
Magistrate and Martin Van Buren, as the Democratic
candidate fer the next Presidency, held ut the Court
house. Tuesday, the Dist day Of June, lo6: Hiram
HILL Esq. called to the Chair and W. G. Woodson
appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeliag having been explained the
following Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
1St. RrSOEed, That rrpGsc undiminisled conf
d"nce in Inc honesty. PATRIOTISM and sound intelligence
OF President Jackson--an that he has earned the graft
tude q" his country by The firm and faithful performance
OF his public duties.
ID ResO!rrd, Tha, we esteem Martin Van Buren, 10
be pure Republican, profound Statesman and an in
trcpd Patriot and THAI as-suc he is better qualified in
opinion, than any other candidate before the people,
to discharge the ardaous duties OF President OF the u
States.
Sd. Rcso'red That approve Of the proposal from
kanaw!a county, to send Delegates from the various
counties Of this Congressional District TO meet in Con-
venlion at Lewshgrg, OIL the 9TH Monday in August
next TO nominate candidate 10 be she Democratic
Candidate in said district at the next Spring Election for
Congress. aud that we Will support The nominee of said
Meeting. believing. do, that he will be
spectacle srnrua1:of tie Republican party; and that
James b. Alnucy, 3h!p 4 Buster, q: L: Waite, Hiram
Ill., +. W. Fanda John Carl"n, Clemen, Vaughan,
and john Gwtn be appointed attend said Convention
the part Of the crunty OF Flyce.
4h Rrsoiccd, T!;al tie following persons be added 10
the Van Buren, corresponding Committee for the county
Of Faycttc IIiram H,li Wilar B!nke, ST., abraham
NanIal Lewis Ceunner. james Burgess, John Mars
Fountain Jenkins, David Wilson, And Ba.:r,' An
,llony Wilson. William Bays, John w. Coleman, Cap
tain John Mckay, Abr. Brenaman, r. NJ. Woodrum,
Peter Bagcr, VIM. Humprrcss William Carnaiix, Esq ),
JOHN T. Clay Esq Lewis stavcr. Esq. Samuel Spar
Esq, John Scarborough, Gibson FARRELL, Daniel sluma!c
John Cook, Jamrs Bry:n, Jas Moor, Clement Vaughn
William Y. Garland, WIN. c. Woodson, Daniel Dagger
Joseph Harper, Esq John Slaver, Jacob Harper, Fiel
den Fcps, Henry Montgomery. VIM. Rgg, Jas. Mont:
gomcry. Patrick HERMAN. Thomas H. Davis, Robert HILL
Thomas hughes, William HILL Edmund pri,t, Spencer
Hill, JOHN =. EluddicSinn, Nathan Hill, P. j. Buster
George i. Iutd!cslon. Esq w 3. Buster Mason Cole
man. lsaac Jenkins, john atin. Z. B. Thomas, Peter
Lykins. Achilles Xix, jacob Smith, Edward Williams,
Esq, James Surgeon, ! }. Murray SAM Pack, Clark
Prince, John Smith.
9TH Resoincd That tie foregoing Resolutions be sign.
ed by the Chairman and Secretary and Published i'll the
kanavila Banner aLi Richmond Enquirer.
Ordered, That this meeting DO adjourn siandte
y. IILL, Chairman.
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Esv last lYcniaa@'s lMaiH.

ELEcrloxs FS LorlsiAxa.-We have the most iavora-
bic auInzp in the result of the New Orleans election.
1t will br that at their very head quarters the Goa.
lition is ranqushcd. The election OF five friends OF
NJ. Nan Buren, in the city Of New Orleans is fine
comment upon tbs abolition cutlery raised against him
III that city by the organs ofhe Opposition 1t is YER
dict of the people against the veraclLy OF the federal
press. No man in New Orleans would have been found
10 the Van Buren, ticket if the tabrcaons of his
enemies could have produced even a suspicion OF his
having the slightest sympathy with the aholonists.
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shatMguakcs-One is said to have been felt in the
i5EiOonood of Providence and Newport R. l., on The
bear5 instant 1t shook crockery and glass as to be
50, from huckmansvile in Bath county: report
that OF an earthquake, distinctly heard in
cnnn places in Pendeton Bath, and Pocahontas
was generally thought be somewhere about South
-" direction. Was it heard no where else pm B.
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Thursday was the 18th June. "A wag asks whether
this Earthquake may not be the effect Of that "Cono.
non IN Tirginin, which of the northern Wing
papers ascribe to the great Snunton Conuenon Ger.
tain we should as expect it to breed CONFUSION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

At meeting Of the Democratic Republicans of Cabei
county held at DarLoursviEe, June 2Gth, lS3G-Joln
lannon was called 10 tie Chair. and John Herman APP
pointed Secreary-Fhe object of,hc meeting being ex
planed by the Charman--on motion, the following Re-
solutions we're unanimously adopted
LIST. We approve of the proposed Convention, to be
held at Lewisburg, the .Ss August next to select
suitable person candidate represent this District
in the II, It Congress Of tie United States.
I'd. That Or. Brnja!nin Brown, Daniel Love, Solomon
1hornhnrgh, Elisha McComas, j., Nndrew Barrett and
Isaac Ianlcy, be appointed delegates said Convention,
on the part 0l the county OF Caiel.
3D. Rc.oIrcd, TIa, the Srcre,;i?Y cause these pro-
Get dings to be published in The Enquirer.
JOHN HANNON, Chairman.
I.,,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

l. M e3andu Gazette qautes from the last Enquirer
~, sun doubts whether Mr.. Madison the author OF
CO. ger portion of the Vaedicory-and asks, "were
snoI W as'ngon and Mr. Madison at the time upon
"a; intimate terms to allow US to suppose that such
,g could have happened? We hardly think So
%at hmeF About the expiration OF Gen Washing
@n ''| term; We believe there is no doubt Of that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26
FREDERICK.

At meeting of the Corresponding Committee Of the
friends of Mr.. Van Buren,, in Frederick county, il was
ordered that the following gentlemen be ndded to the
Committee:
jacob Baker John Fletcher, Geo w. Baker Robert
Brannon Robt. Barr, ST., 1hos Nj Rnsk Jacob sianker
john Price. William Jenkins Abraham Kurtz, Peter
Koontz James Harry, Iienry F. Baker, John Miller
John W. Miller, VIM. R. J"hnson, Geo W. oeeCeIs'
Samuel Rsa John B. Campbell Conrad S ,,', 'eo'
lam h,r. William A. Baker, Henry NJ. Baker: Henry
Baker, Doctor R. j. Mex. Holiday, Isaac Kser' John
Barr. Hugh Barr, Robert Barr. r Jacob Kige1 Jesse
Myers George Kramer, George Kramer, F ChaE,ss
ps,sr Klinsiire, John Hoover, Benjamin Harry, Har-
.v C,shs philip Amick, Col James NJ. Mason, Phi
i, Williams r, Richard Parker, William L. Clarke
Ierrv M Brent Frederick Schultz, John Schultz jno
srerry, Ephrai,n Hawkins, John BEanncn, Lewis Lind
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

y e arena says, tht wrong scent about Mr..
Du'eh-that II is not Miss Martineau, &c, SC. The
s" on awrong scent in its turn 1t was not who
upon The name Of the English Utilitarian, but
nnilen Or the .:buxom widow." we believe the whole
s'cry an invention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26
Gen. Se0u and tie younger Tan Barren.


he following is extract Of letter from gentle
nan who intimately acquainted with the facts-What
'';s the Arena, and its endorser of the Whig'
"iastington, July 24.-So far from young Van Buren,
his father having any thing to do with the matter (of
H'Vis really can safely swear, they did not even
Know Of it. Young Van Buren, has again and again ex-
pressed 70 the greatest socitude for SCOTS interest;
prompted the publication of articles yindcatng him,
Inc has evnccd, since his w. Bs return rom FI"ri-
rs IN various ways the greatest anxiety for his sue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

The Stanton Spectator admits its Convention was
toe snail but what does it boot says the Specatorl
;hey knew The measure they adopted was heartily de-
@'n by t,,l branches of the Opposition "A strange
,vcence indeed o! its being heartily desired when both
"anches o; The Deposition Indifferent to the
'u<e as to send ONLY IL Delegates TO speak eF Wishes
e. snow their s'renglh' Was it ,ceakness, was it in
dF'rcncs, which thinncd its ranbs' One the other,
Is fatal 10 their ,rosDects
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

At a meeting cf the N.pcbIicar corresponding Com
mit!ec for the county of Cumberland friendly 10 the
election IF Martin Van Buren, for President Of the u
States, aud William Smith, Of Alabama, for Vice Pres
dent held II, ,hr Court house Of said county o. the 9th
day Of June, loiG:
hcsofred. unanimously, That the following persons be
added to the list Of those formerly published in the En-
qnirer, to wit: William England lack Goodman, Ja9
'ihomas Leo Simpson, Beverly Crowdtr, Geo. Stn,an
Roland " Foster, Spencer Brown 0. 2. Pettt:, Henry
Brown, rh II. Bracket. james ". REYNOLDS, Thomas
Cooper Byrd Farmer Jno D. Garrett Thos. Goodman,
Ihos Brown. ST. WIN. Brown, sr, DR.. A: Shields, Da.
vd W. Shields, TLcs Stcgar, Jordan Salmons, Rich d
l. Anderson, WIN. Phillips Elijah GInver, John Sunder.
son. b. R. sunderson, Joe D. Lee, VIM. n. Lee, Ew'd
W. Spears, Ben. Price, jr.
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Chairman.
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POcaIIOSTAS COUNTY.

At meeting Of portion of the R"Publican Co.:es-
pondng Committee for the county OF Poeahonas, held
The Tavern Of j. Graham at tunters7ilte on the 9th
Jnly 1876 Geo kee called the Chair, and }. Ora
ham acted as Secretary The following resolutions
unanimously adopted
RcsOIrrd That heartily approve of the Admins
ralon Of present Chief Magistrate, and that we hare
undimnished confidence in the Abilities patriotism and
fmness Of Mr. Van Buren,, and believe him decidedly
the best qualified Of any candidate before the people
carry out the principles on which Andrew Jackson ad
miniscred the Government, with so much sosor to HIM
self and benefit to the country.
2 Rcsolrcd, That will all fair and honorable
means to promote the election Of NJ. Van Buren, and
WIN. Smith 10 the Presidency and Vice Presidency OF
the United States.
3 Rlsolrcd That we add the following gentlemen to
the Com.nillee viz Capt. John Gay, John AlcNeel
3D. John McNecl, o. Moore McNeel, Joseph Sey-
bert. John Euyns, David l. Ruekman. Jonathan GIiihn
H. w. Campbell, J. b. Kre, 7. Clifford, John Clifford
Hugh McGaughIin, o. Hugh Nc Glaushin, CT CO.
Robert Warwick, Jacob Fl. Arbogas Esq. Jacob &
SIavcns, Aaron Moore, Daniel Fteel, Joseph Frce
Henry Duncan, WIN. J'hnsion James Grimes, Charles
Grimes, Reuben Buzzard Wn Warwick, " Cackley,
CHRISTOPHER IIarrold II. S Harold, Peter Harold,
J,scph Mnore, Esq BENZ i'arr"d, Wn. Cacklry, Jas
ELnston Esq., James Edoiston (oiW) james Collision,
Patrick Bruiy, Esq James Red, Esq, Robert Barn
sitl,s, Jonathan Jrulden, Isaac Jourden, a. HIli
Isaac ll George Ill., Richard Hill, George Gay, Da
yd IIann7h john Meay, Henry Harper, Samuel Hogs
head D. !. Cochran, A. Seybert Adam Seybert VIM
Auldridr, John Woodiel Jacob Piles, James Sharp,
lisa james Holden. Andrew Moore. John Moore, VIM
6lunre Andrew Smith, James Smith, Nicholas Summons,
Samuel Au!drdEs Mm E% a i% ah,u "''a"'S John
A. Rrso!eed, Tia, the Committee, and all those friend.
" TO The election of VI Van Buren, meet al Hun:ersylle,
on the first day of August court next.
5 Rcs0rcd, That these proceedings he sent to the
Central Committee at Richmond, and published in the
Enouircr GEORGE KEE, Chairman.
j. GRAHAM, !SccrctdrY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

81 think we Of the Administration will give u salts
factory account Of ourselves in November Van Buren,,
with all of The opProbrous epithes attached to him,
nrIguer. Abo!tonist Cromwell, Cesar &c. &c, will
doubtless receive the vote Of this county Abolition,
the last love Of the Pebalds is rapidly the wane, aud
feel assured that before the Election, The people will
view this subject with all of its bearings, in It's
III the Western District Of Tennessee says, that Van is
gaining ground in that State and will in all probability
carry the State. So mote it be-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26
NORTH CAROLINA EIECTfoN

The Elections for Governor, Members of the Legsa-
ture &c, commence Thursday and Friday next and
terminate the Cd Thursday in August-"Thc election
in the Sd Congressional District Edge combe Pitt, WISH
inson and Hyde is held Thursday. tile 18th In the
Gh District, Nash, Warren, franklin and Granville on
Friday, the 2'lh inst-oth parties appear be san
gune The Raleigh Standard says, A friend who is
well acquainted with the political character If the State.
assures u.s. that if the elections upon party grounds
under the Senatorial arrangements of the new Cunsliln-
ton the Republican majority in The Senate will be III or
II, and i'll the Commons at least TO-"