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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-08-04
FoRT MITCHELL, ALABAMA
June 90, 1886, Z

June ~, 1880.
Dear Sir; We have the Florida scenes
enacted over again. This war ought TO
have been ended week ago. commen.
ced operations on the Alabama side, and
have succeeded in tranquilizing the whole
frontier. Our principal hostile chief, EDes
Mico, came in with many of his people to
camp which had formed for The pur.
pose OF feeding the starving Indians, pre-
paratory TO their removal. Another, Enea
Methla, is prisoner in my camp, and
was in full march with force sufficient 10
have terminated the war 10 five days, when
my progress was arrested by order from
Gen. Scott he has censured me in the
most unmeasured and understandable man.
ner. and ! shall be compelled to have the
whole subject Of this campaign inyesiiSa-
ted
There was force sufficient at Tuskegee,
Columbus, or this place, one week alter
our arrival, to have put an end TO this war
if it had been properly used but it was
thought necessary TO adopta splendid plan
OF campaign upon paper, and make every
thing bend to it. 10 have waited the de-
velopements of that plan would have lslt
nothing to defend boodshed s. conaagra
ton would have pervaded entire counties
of Alabama: II not arrested by General
Scott, shall apply to be relieved, for !
disapproye entirely the course he has iho't
proper to pursue, aud believe that bis de-
lay has been destructive Of the best lntef-
ests of the country.
Let the President see this letter--he,
am sure, will approve the promploess
with which have acted, when be shall De
sensible that have, by the movement !
have made, tranquilized the whole AaOa'
ma frontier.
With my respectful compliments 10
Mrs. Blair and your family,
Yours. most truly,
THOMAS s. JESUf.
francis P. BLAIR. Esq.
Washington City. /.
Endorsement on the back Of the lsi!sr V
the President
"Relerred to the Secretary OF war 'ne'
he forthwith order General Scott 10 'a''
place, in order that an inquiry be bad -.
TO the unaccountable delay 10 prosecoaSe
the Creek War. and the failure o, wv
campaign in Florida. Let Gen Jes'P
assume the command. Al
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-08-04

RIGHT OF INsrRu CTIoN.-Chiei 'as,00
Marshall's opinion about the right o.
struction. a..
Judge Hopkinson Of Pa. says, ina. s .aH
last words the late Chief Justice Mafs maj
spoke to him, about week before nc u', :.
were these-'The Virginia doctrines
bout the right of instruction, are ln,0 II
patlble, not only with the goyernmena.
the United States, but with any uos'''
ment.-.4Lee Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

conscience affect his character, and concern tic eternal
interests of his beloved country.
Nor is this ALL he declares that he considers inc e
forts of the uboiitioss strikng the scTcrrS. blow
that the of liberty and self government could ever
receive" He trusts that and the public OPINION
Of the North will arrest lie agtaoTs in their mad career
bnt is prepared to put them down 10y constitutional
remedies" And in a letter written by him seine lime
last fall distinguished citizen {" Virginia, extracts
from which published in the Enquirer OH The 18th
of Octosr last, he says:
" Public sentiment will douhtno be sufficient 70 ac'
conpsh it, wiz: PIT doi5n the aJcunStsJ and int
should prove inadequate, the consideration which
have made it what it is, will in due time: create n
general desire that the Legislature should exercise all Its
Tghlful powers to the same end.
Herc tolio,cS M Pan Bucas Correspondence published
in last Tne.dayS Enquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

MIR. Rivxs AsD JUDGE WmITr-Ne :, roon p
whggery in Virginia is at work to .p'WIb White ou.H:
vconIe. Of the Old Dominion, that Judge nIyrs y
have the preference of the State over ht sr ciaim;
Whether, who is one of The nitras anon . cppg.
to be the State Rights party, in Il late sPs Ss;J:
the election of Alr. kives 10 the sena" ImIl .H
but The gentleman thinks my cpr"s's ,r~ tm.rato"2
in this case is inconsistent, because nc S"y w. E"
porl and cote for Judgc Hhte, 'eA0; "S "'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

WAsHlSGTUs, March live are graIcd 10 :"
nouncc the confirmation OF the nominations q! T. b. u
ncy Chief JUs' nee ui the States J. Z Barbour asI
cut and Associate Judge, and Amos krn"!l I"s"-'
ter General tn: vote ia favor ul Mr. T.m'y, va :
in favor Of Nj E';rbuur -; for Mir Kendall, -. ~"
some ahscnters, who, We understand, wou!1 49,
voted for the nominations. The Injunction O! seer
was taken of, aid We will! therefore, be enabled to
the vote from the journals, Tomorrow -Giobe. r,
MARCH 1.-The following nominations, heFcIc'
made, were, yesterday, confirmed by tic Senate:
andrew Stevenson, Of Virginia, to be Minister '
Great Britain.
John II. Eaton, 10 be Minister to Spain.
Arthur Middleton, 10 be Secretary Of L"Sa"'" %
Spain. ..r
Richard K. Cali, 10 be Governor Of Florida, 10
II. Eaton.--Nat Int. -
W,sm,xCrox, Ma:c. j..
APPOINTMENTS BY TIL. PRESIDENT,
BIZ and lriik the adricc aAd cVRSrHt .t Tie Sen"N
Roger Is. Iamry, 10 be Chief Justice Of the Su?''D
Court of the L li,cd States. -.
rhiip f. Barbour, TO be Associate Justice OF tie '''
Court
Amos Kendall to be Pcstmas General. r,
Robert X. Reid, to be Judge o.. Tue United s'a"'
East Florida. 81,
}. a. Cameron, to be Judge oC The tai!cd S''"'
West Florida ,.. .,
James Webb, to be Judge Of The United s'''''
South Florida. ,s..s
John Forsyth, jr., to be Attorney Of the D'eO
for the Southern District Of Alabama =, s,.%'
! Thomas w. Oldicld, to be Consul OF 'He
! for Lyons, in France. ,..,sI sla'
Richard Z. Waters, TO be Consul OF Inc 90, ~ I'm, -
| for the Island of Zanzibar, in the tonnio"s -
Inn Of Muscat.-GioLe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

very lately made vi sit to Booker Gold Mine IN
This county, and trust that tho great interest taken by
ynur readers in such things, will be sutaclcnt apology
Tor my trcspnsslng on your columns III o'Scf'n"s
/, is situated between Willis mountain and Bucking'
ham Cour,-housc eight milS from The latter,
and one and half from tho former place There Is no.
thinr nee uIiar Interesting In The face OF Tue COUNT
Just about it. The ridge is very poor, ana apparently
very dry; owing great measure, to It's elcEalioh
The shrubbcry (or the few and lar DetWeeh(
with which is covered, is similar 10 the descIPu"h OF
that growing in Lapiand and other countries aF tn"''
The direction of what is called The Ciod 'fs'"", t'l
RESPONDS generally TO the course Of the Western noun
tans that is running n. i. and 5. W. ms goid 'hc
was discovered about three years since by
and was thong be the richest OF any N VII
But as the owners knowledge Of mining was quite limit.
ed he has never worked il extensively, and PEnoaHy MOI
so advantageousy it might have been. lie coHn'e"e
cd by digging pit few feet deep ard washinS ''e oe
merely by hand After working in this way SOME Tune
no then sunk shaft twenty five thirty icet dccP III
lilo distance west Of the first pit and tunnecd about Tor
ty-fye yards. He has never failed TO obtain go 1T %
time or in almost any parts Of his pits and tunnel ne
nature of the earth under ground, IS clay oa,' '
with other white flint rock-and frequently IN DulsV'5
them open large Jumps of solid gold are olscove'ru
worth from one TO thirty dollars. Several pans OF oir
and pounded ore washed while we were thcfe
which yielded gold very pentituy in small PaFtlcIs
and one piece was about the size OF 4 iaf9e s.
Another shaft has been sunk sixty feet deeP-anu way
has risen in it fifteen twenty feet but the miner 'l'
us that the rich below the water Us any o'e
Mace suppose the Inconvenience and expense OF ua"
mo off the water renders it less profitable thar tnoSt
pits where there is none-The number of hands is nine
and they make it is said from thirty TO three hunae,
and fifty dollars day-averaging about fifey-aitnougl
the laborers TO pretty much at their e'suIe
understood while there that Mr. Booker had sold trec
tourhs of his mine condtonay, for seventy-hve thou
sand dollars and that the gentleman who bought H. mac
sold several shares in a very short time. AS mace III
memoranda while there, recollect nothing else
consequence, and therefore close, ,,,,,,. .,,Dr
Respectfully, &c, AMIOoo ''oNi'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14
DEATHS.

Died. her residence 9th instant in the ODD year Of her
age ELIZABETH, wife OF DR.. Ehclbcr A. Colemans
daughter Of Capt John Sims oil Halifax. On such ocecaonss
carried by the tenderness OF feelings,
the faults ends bat
present there such nhuemont M Coleman I" bond
intelligent and we'll informed mind
Mild reiu her worth known on 10 ho' most
friends Fitted h her intelligence and
modest and dbdcn 10 ut
standing which she justly cntlcd and she heIao
knew not vi.or u mn shn employed ~ bor
alone have the fully 10 de-
yeopc the pride OF her laihcr and the JOY
husband Just entering hfcon what she had beea shs
ihcr and mistress family She lett infant daughtcT hereafter
and large csof friends and relations 10 amens
berl u-s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14
CO-H-h CIV III fsI.
SCASTEp COUNTY.

Alta meeting Of sundry citizens Of Lancaster county
the 18th Of Sept, 1856 Samuel Downing, lr, Esq,
was called TO the chair, and Thos. Norris appointed St.
crclary. The object OF the meeting having been cX'
p!ancd DR.. G.. II. Leland Col. Arustcadj Pan"r,
and Jas. w Gresham, appointed committee to re-
port preamble and resolutions expressive OF the 'nirn-
ton Of the meeting; who short Time having returned,
reported The following:
Whereas, sundry counties in this Congressional Dis
rIC have held meetings aud appointed delegates to meet
in Convention al King George Courl.hoas', on Inc first
Thursday i'll O:tohrr for the purpose Of nominating IL
Congressional candidate TO br voted for III Ibis District,
at Tie clrclion and feeling disposed 10 co.opc-
rate with hc do adopt the following resolutions, VIZ;
ReSoLrcd That we approve Of the object of the Con-
venli0n aforesaid
Resulted, That Joseph a. Carter. Dr.. William Jones,
Capt Thomas Armstrong, VIM. II. cambridge and De-
lavius Lawson, Esqs., he appointed delegates 10 repre-
sent the Democratic Republican party Of this county, in
the proposed Convention.
Rc$oiecd, That til proceedings of this meeting be
signed H. the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded
for publication to The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer
and Washington Globe
And then, on motion of Vim. II. cambridge, Esq, the
meeting adjourned.
SAMUEL DOWNING, Jr., Chairman.
Thus NoRsls, SccTctaFy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14
MARYLAND.

o., y" other Elector has followed tho example OF MT.
H'nan. The Annapolis Republican OF Tuesday hopes
~ '''cTs report prevailed IN baltimore, that W.
D" Tone Of The 10y would join the Electoral Coilege-
|n lie has in the Baltimore Republican OF the
''n under his Observation-Disclosures all such lnten-
' lie declares, that 90 The issue OF the last .lcct'on
'e ought 10 satisfy every reasonable and unpreluoceG
| thal C0aver!ion ought TO assemble 10 revise anu
amend The Constitution of this State. The Election was
IA some degree trial of strength between two great po
ca parties By Of them twenty, and by the otner
" members Of the House of Delegates have been cho-
81" and by examination of the returns OF the Ecc-
"Oh' appears that the twenty Delegates elected by
C party, represent about 100000 of the free white IN
IsO''9Is OF the Slatc-and the sixty Delegates nave
gu CHOSEN by about 1900 free white inhabitants -
az says that great pains taking by many men 10
'"'he The public mind and ntmidate the friends OF a
convention. These articles for that purpose have had,
."u snail have, influence on my determination. l
'o" .he present constitution formed by conven-
Oh delegates chosen by the people. If tho people
W yland in the midst Of revolution, could calmly
assemble by their Representatives, and form constu-
""n In the Of common sense, why cannot we do
"O" We are at peace with the whole world, and have
~ cause 10 apprehend that shall not continue at
pace with one another-And if so, with the advanta-
So VI experience under constitution, anG with
opportunities 10 observe the action of governments all
US, such the people Of Maryland appear 10 De
why may not peaceably, speedily and harmoni-
@ proceed to do justice TO all parts of the State, by
ing constitution well calculated to protect and tos-
". AL Its various interests: He concludes thus
D., 10 the people of Montgomery by whom was elect
beg leave to tender publicly my heartfelt gra-
uue Tor their generous and prompt appreciation OF my
and 10 invite them to unite with the Republicans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14

Charles J. Wilson, Goodwin w. Tucker, D. Vaughan,
William Mason, Thomas Deane, Rev. VIM. d. Goode
John w. Clark, Rev Theodore Pryor, Lewsllng JONES'
Thomas Vaughan, Richard l.. Forrest, Archer Worsham
William J. Draper Robert w. Thomas, Edward Farley,
Richard Summons Reuben Hawks, John Hudglns, Bur
well Hudrjns Jr. John w. Williamson, John O. Nc
Cloud Isaac Oliver Thomas Howson Branch Orsborne,
William BoruIp, William DHnnivant, John Bradshaw,
Edmund c. Wynn, john e. Hardy, Daniel Justice, Jas
Baldwin, George Baldwin, Wiiijun Baldwin, George
W. Baldwin, Matthew 3 Petiis Freeman Jordon, Sa'
mncl j. M"rgan Archer Barton, Jr., John NJ. Barton,
Archer Barton. Srmr Joseph y Muty, Robert Cole.
man, Walden Willis Robert Jennings, Jr NJ Jennings,
Thomas j. L Jennings, Robert Jennings, enr., Hall L.
Gallon, Spencer Thomas, George ~ Seay, Sharpe Car
ter John B. Ingram, Fred 4. Ford, Anthony w. Crow
der Ralnh c. Downs Robert l.. Fippin Richard l..
MarshalI Wn Vcrser, Miles \. ellis, Sterling Akin
son. Robert F. Ward, William f. Ward, John +. Ward,
Rober, w. Roberts Garland Wngo, William R. Mills,
Robert NJ Fairly, John G. Jones, Francis Epps, Jr.,
Francis DYSON Timothy Workman, Thomas Nelson,
Anderson g. Miller, Joel Aloty Robert Fitzgerald, ST.,
Francis Fitzgerald a. a. Campbell, Robert Fitzgerald,
Jr., John Rudd, Thomas DckcIson John a. Robertson,
james Nj. Taylor Samuel Cary. Henry Wingo, james
J. Fcrscr Richard II. jenkins, Willis Vaughan, fcter
Wynn and Joseph A. Molly
Reso!rcd, That the Chairman Of this meeting procure
rs many Democratic Electoral Tickets for this county as
he may deem necessary; and that the COMMITTEE mere
tooTe appointed distribute thcu among the people.
RcSo'ccd, That Dr. Archibald \. Campbell and Capt
William Fitzgerald, be requested to address the people
at their November Court, (rhursday, 3rd lnst0 The
subject of the Presidential Election.
RcsoLred, That the proceedings CT this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and published in
w. w. HARPER, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14
RICHMOND COUNTY.

At meeting of the friends Of the present Admins.
tralon of the General Government, held ut Richmond
Courthouse, Monday, the 9th Of September Col "
Bramam was called 10 the Chair and A. a. Glasscoek
appointed Secretary; when, on motion OF Samuel VIII
lIans the following Preamble and Resolutions were una
nimously adopted:
Whereas, there has been meeting Of the friends Of
the present Administration in Stafford county, Tor Tie
purpose of appointing members IL a Convention. pro.
posed to held King George Court house, The LIST
Thursday in October next 10 dcs gnae suitable person
bc voted for at the approaching Congressman! Lice
ton who will represent the views of the Republicans OF
this District
RcsOccd That it is the opinion of this mcctng that
the proposed Convention is well calculated 10 produce
harmony and concert Of action among The Republican
voters of this District.
Rcs0ircd That it is the belief Of this meeting that
their present Representative in the Congress OF the u
States does not fully represent The views Of majority OF
his constituents
Rcs0ircd That will all honorable means TO r!-
feet the election of The nominee of said Convention, pro-
vidnd that Representatives from ma cry OF the c"un-
Ties COMPOSING the District shall be in attendance.
RcsUircd. That Col. John w. Bclfc!d, Cuonr! L. a
raullanl Col. NJ. :. Brockenbrough a. y. GlaSscock
Cant Joseph laimcr and COL s. d. liur: be appointed
Delegates the part Of this meeting 20 The said Convcl-
ton.
Rfso'rcd, That the Editors Of the Richm"nd Enquirer
aud the Virginia Herald be requested to publish the
above proceedings in their respective papers
Y. BItAMtliM, 81, Ctrm.
S1r'I
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For saie-Ye,y ruluubie Property on .aain Street

For saIs-Ve1y ru7ua5ze Prgpefy on !dal a., a,esl
Y,E Of Main E. apd 18th streets, a.
d present occupied us n s.ore BY NJ. Thos II. Drew
I'll. adjoining street, occupied by hr kcsnauh
And brick houses oang 18th street, II inc rear Oh UT.
D.ew's store. - goal, ...-., r... ii.
now occrpied by Mr. Robt. Gordon 80
The above p;opeI,y MUM or street, As eet Id %
,ab street 6 Ginhennd deemed Sno OF me oes See
@ @ ,iness in the city, well worthy the a'ten,on Of Bier.
chants ,, c..h;., =, .bs af6ro or the Rank NJ The
United Saa.s"i .h Oct, 1856 As-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14
TtItI TRICK.

The Mobile Register lashes the design Of the Wings
to Struggle in Gen. Harrison, under the name OF white
With how much greater force mig ut he have unmHsked
the scheme if he had before him, as we have, the dou
HE sho,lcd ticket the phases which it in different
sections of Virginia. the lures that held OUT and the
tricks that are daily practised under our eyes,
WuG TRlCKERY.-Havlng ready access, through
the medium of our exchanges, to many OF tile leading
WING papers, and pcrceiving in many welI'accredco
organs of that party, an evident design SO 10 ,DPtss
the public mind with the necessity OF defeating n
Buren, as TO prepare by degrees tor one OF INC mus
numerous and daring political frauds that has ever been
mcJa,ed in the country we feel it incumbent on US,
soemny TO- warn the people Of the desperate game TO
which the snew-born whig party is about to revert 10
abridse their privileges and impair their most saceo
rights. .s ,,h,t
lt is now so plain that he ''who runs may read, lhal
the support of Judge White at the South is mere cum
ming Device adopted for the purpose OF elcct"g nam:
but preventing fpossibe, the success o Fan buren, ny
| takiuu away from the latter certain Southern Votcs
which he could not fail to receive, were the confess mar
rowed down between him and the abolition canata"ES
Harrison and Granger The plan is, and has been most
uuwitlingly betrayed, by some Of the wing papers IN
their awkward attempts 10 parry the charge OF design
10 throw the election into Congress, 10 eject Us many
While Electors as possible in the Southern States, So
as to exclude in those States the tlckets lot MI, a
Tin Van Buren, and ,hen after the people have lost all
a,,rol over those whom they have elected, Tor thes,
White Electors meet together IN ther coiieges ahu
| cast their yutcs-lo whom: Judge Wh1e, lor wnonl
the people had supposed they were Young No- c,;a
c,s their votes for Harrison; man VINO mas ITO iIe"
in common with the South, and whose who!e PouI i
life shews that he has always been the earnest II hot '
able advocate of those primo ples which, above al
have been most obnoxious to the Southern people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14
PETERSBURG MARKET, October 10

corroy.-Several small parcels Of the new have ar.
lived and sold at 6 I6 and lG So cts-9uality good.
The crop s ate yet full receipts may be expected by tue
lst or 10Th Of next month Old cotton is IN more de.
ma nd in the las, week al - to 10 cts as IN quality
TopAcco-Thc receipts are very light, and prices
we'll supported. We quote,
Lugs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIS . 50
Leaf, y a y
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for the vacancy. requested to ask, whether the
Acting Governor has issued new writ of Elcct!pn:-
and our Correspondent suggests, whether the election
should not take place Oh the November curt day:
FOK WE Enquirer.
lEACCUSERS ACCUSED.
" Tie times rife OiM inscations Of cunning AMI
cDrcntcry "-CENTRAL VINO ADDRESS.
The supporters Of Gen. Harrison, the allies Of S'ade
d Co, are making great noise about Mr.. Van Buren,
failure refusal The question propoundcd 10
him by certain Mr. Collier, and certain other sct-im-
portan qurrsts. ''"hethcr he would veto bill to abo
lish slavery in the District Of Columbia Now, as
holder, and humble supporter of Mr.. Y. Buren,
do hope that he will never again any such qcrIsts
upon that subject lie had already answered them as
fully any liberal mind could desire. In his letters to
Gwin Schley, and the North Carolina Committee, he
had complained that any should be uncandid, rs
to charge him with entertaining opinions and designs
nmica the rights and interests Of the slave holders
of the South lie had declared. uncquirocalIy, his in
flexible hostility TO the designs of the District Abolition
lists lie had declared it his settled opinion. that 1t
would be breach fah, and dangerous, if not dcstruc
tive TO the Unnn for Congress to interfere with the sub
ect against the of the slave holding Slacstha
the objections the exercise OF such power (Supposing
1t to cISD were as strong as the most pa pu6c want
Of constitutional power would be-, and that il lhc
sacred duty Of those entrusted with the control Of the
General Government, to exercise their constitutional
power to prevent it,. He had given his casting cote
in the Senate, thereby aifodimg practical proof that
he would faithfully carry out the views TINS expressed
After all this and after combating the designs of the
Aboonists and sustaining the rights Of the South. by
''o,e 49, , IJ '',i ,,n, 'i .1,;,
!, n' ,nro "',p s. ,,nm nnahn ;rsn ~
WIS ";o h "riJ :. r", or s,rI;ou ij 10
h',i,I I,"r" in Tho D;sirc, nr Cu,unL," A<k;uT
,Io ,o.;on rnsnnrosrJ ,hn, hr was nnli,icaIIv dis
hnrnl, or th,f H., wnnJ DEGRADE himsrlf bv mokin,.
nrniss and nlcdoes 10 those who would not cou., in
his fhnIIv ac,in upvn the settled opinions and con.
yiclions Of duty" thus avowcd Silence towards such
';", ~ al, ,,h,, ,,ycrv IihrrnI and bonoraIr
I:i - ~, ., Lo,o ny,aoc,,I ~ liz,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14
WHOLESALE PRICES.

WnEAr-l3O 10 100 cents per bushei.
FLeuK-$S so s. IS.
CoK7-Scarcc and in demand none coming in-may
be quoted % to 100 cents per hushcl
OATs-42 TO 45 cents.
SALT-S2 80 TO G2 | : crsack
CorTox-I6 a u cents.
IIrsp,,os-Gross 81 to 9-nett, Sc Id.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER s. co.
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Married., Newark, ~ j. Wednesday, tho 9Th inst, by tho
Rev. Mr. Treat J"X e. DASrOnTn ESQ., Of Richmond w. 10
Mss OF the c Nicholas DclsPane, ESQ.,,
of New York City
Married. nj the Bower Jefferson unity, Vu Tuesday
min. Ia the Scptmus Tusn OF the University Of Vir
rip, RoBr r. IlvSTER ESQ., Of Essex county, Va 10 Miss
Many f. DAspRpGE, daughter r late Adam s. DandIidse Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14
NATHAN WARD, Secretary.
rniTEfJNJH 9TEn

LUHHI.N3L-5IED.
~ 4 meeting Of the Hanover Van Buren, Commit
tee and Also all other citizens favorable TO the election
of Van Buren, to the Presidency of the u S. is request
ed at Hanover Cost house. the day OF next Court,
(25h Ocober-wEen matters OF importance will be laid
before the meeting.
MANY MEMBERs OF THE COMMITTEE.
Oct II 45-wtm