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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

Aprn i. 1l0-Ct
HMPORTANT TO TRAYELLERS.-The subscr.
IA bes beg leave to return their thanks tEeir friends
and the public generally for the liberal patronage
tended To them since they have been running Stage
Line between Richmond aud Charlotesville and they
have the pleasure to announce that they have this day
started Il Daily Line between the above named places
connected with the Richmond and fredericksburg Rail
Road, fifteen miles from Rckmond-They have also n
Line, branching tri-weekly from this Line at Lousa
Courthouse, for Fauquer Courthouse and the Fauoucr
White Sulphur Sprngs-there connected with the Mail
Line for Washington.-They have taken considerable
pains in rendering their Line this Spring inferior to none
many OF their horses being and their coaches are
all OF the first ordertler drivers skful sober and
accommodating, and the accommodations upon the road
are not to be surpassed by any road in Virgna-Ths
road is one of the best natural roads in the State
The strctes personal attention will be paid by the sub.
scribcrs TO their business Families will find this Line
desirable, ii being travelled entirely by day light
Seats guaranteed all travellers bound west of
Charlottesville in the regular line one equally expedi-
tous; and they hope TO receive liberal share Of public
patronage.
Fare for Charlottesville 81
Hours IF Departure-Leave Richmond at Q o'clock
a. NJ; Charlottesville at clock +. M stay at Louisa
Courthouse that night and arrive in Richmond at 9
o'clock, Z. NJ next day.-For Seais apply at the Rail
Road Office in Richmond; and p. Nj. Powers in Char.
iottesville Il. NJ. WEIR 81 CO.
April L. lI0-St~
the weekly weeks and forward the Bill for tho
Tor lec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

"a OTlCE.-On Tuesday, the 29th Instant will be sold
by The subscriber, executor Of Greed Taylor de-
ceaser at flames Tavern in the county of Cumberland
TO The highest bidder for cash. about twenty Slaves
of them young and very likely All persons having
claims against the estate of Creed Taylor deceased
rqueseo produce them to the subscriber in order that
preparation may be made to pay them
:, SAMUEL TAYLOR, Executor
mdtch d. gD-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

EDICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 70.
1U IOmAC RAIL ROAD AT meeting Of the
Dire c;ors Of the Company, on the 9Th March Is9G
IL was
Rcs0'red, That further amount Of ten dollars on each
share be required from the Stockholders to be paid a.
or before the 18th day Of April next and s. ON or
before the 18th day Of May next and to be deposited as
heretofore, IN the Bank Of Virginia 90 the credit Of the
Company. VIM. r. SHEPHERD Treasy,ey
March ~ I03-u5M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

THNHE SHERlFFS of the counties of Isle of WioLt.
II Prince George, Southampton Surry and Sussex;
Mecklenburg and Halifax; Buckingham, Campbell and
Cumberland; Accomack Northampton, Elizabeth City,
York and Warwick; CuIpeper Madison, Orange and
kaPPalannock Frederick and Jefferson Tazcwell
Wythe, Grayson and Smyth; Greenbrer, Monroe Giles
Montgomery and Floyd; and the Mayor of the city of
Williamsburg, will take notice: that Elections are TO be
held, in the month of April next their Court-h houses
and other places appointed by law for holding Elections
to choose Senators TO represent their respective Districts
in the next General Assembly.
ADDISON HANSFORD, c. S.
MarclP24, 1886 iO9-dt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

SSaLE OF LOTS IN The 7o,cn Of Farmciie-On the
~ 2lst day of April, 1886 will be sold at public auc
uon on the premises, near Farmve, twenty five acres
OF the Lands of st. George Randolph, adjoining said
iown IN lots not exceeding half cach on Gre
dt oil one and two ycarsthe purchasers giving bonds
with approved personal security and lien upon the
property. BY THE COMMISSIONERS
Narch "a 107-tds
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HOYT's LOTTERY OFFTCE.

HOY, ever anxious TO serve his numerous patrons
'is carry opportunity of laying before them one
OF the most splendid schemes the ,anaqers have issued
ior long time Forward your orders early to Dame For
tunes only Agent, Hoyt who deals out the golden ca
ptals with an unsparng hand
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v,S'V'ovV' S2U,UUU J! % Of 8 600 y
virginia State E<Ofderyss

TOT tue dement, OF the Mechanical Benevolent Society of
~ Noriolk--Class No. I, for 1886: SS
40 &c a'a'oH at 7s1and,ia on Saturday, april 3d. 1896
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
yNynE BuCKINGnAM nIGM SCHOOL ron

@ The Norfolk Herald and Petersburg will please
copy the above weekly the M for tho
same to the Enquirer Office for collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
DHXabN,S spaSaSaalM

FHNHE subscriber, having taken the Lottery Office for
III meriy occupied by George II. Tompkins requests
call from his friends, where he will be prepared at all
times TO furnish them with Tickets
GEO w. DIXON
.4Rother Mammoth Scheme
$50O00-$20 00O-SI0 OOO-and so of 81 Ooo
virginia Norfolk Lottery,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

The Albany Regency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01

/ The Aforesaid Regency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

EniANO FORTE SATISFACTORY, at Farmville,
Fl the only one South of Baltimore.-l have opened
a manullctory Of Piano Forcs at this place, ard am
Terms Having procured first rate workmcn and mate
RAILS can assure the public that the Pianos made at my
manufactn5y are at least equal in tone and workmanship
to any made at the North 1t will be apparent that my
EXPENSES here are much less than those Of manuiactu-
rers in large cities and in consequence Of which, ain
enabled to sell M Pianos lower than any other maker
In addition to the above keep constantly in store an
assortment Of Pianos Of the most celebrated n!1nuaco
RIGS at the North which will sell lower than the Rich
mond prices Also, all other kinds Of musical inslru-
menls strings every kind of music instruction books,
&C.. &c. | will send all new Pianos, bought at M
store free Of expense and ct my risk any distance
not exceeding 30 miles keep them in tune and 'arrani
,Lo,, for - months repair tune and hire out Pianos
on The most reasonable terms. GEO. +. kNAUtF.
No.15 cl--latI2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
.9a0iicr neat Scheme, to close tic lcar!
VirgFGaEa State AoaGcVy, 40. =,

To be drawn at AlexandrIa, Dec. JIkt.
CAprTALs-S3O 900, 10 .0U0 $780, 5000. 200: 300,
% Of 0D0 each; - Of 500 % Of 800, and tO OF 200.
&c &c.-Tickcts :2l0-shares in proportion.
A certificate of 4 package Of whole tickets, will be
sent for 30; Of halves quarters and eighhs IN pro-
portion.
n B--Certifcates of packages in any of the above
Lotteries will be sold terms as accommodating as
those Of any other vcndcr in the city.
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lotteries,
may be had, usual in every variety at The Lottery
Office Of GEO. w. DIXON,
Opposite the Earle HOtti.
r. R-O'ders from.the country enclosing The cash or
prize tickets will be promptly attended TO- if addressed 10
GEO. W. DIXON, RichmOHd, III.
Doo GO-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
ALL FRIES!
Maryland Stale Lottery, Glass "a;

To be drawn at Baltimore, Saturday, Dec p. 1886
Scurnr-S3O,G00, s,000, 1000, 1900. 2.CC0, 10 of
$50, 20 Of $50, &c. &c.
Tickets only $osIarcs in proportion. go,
certificate OF package Of p whole tickets will he
sent for SllO-packnges OF shares in proportion.
NJ In this Lottery all those tickets having no drawn
number on hcm will be each entitled to three doGrS,
without discount.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
I,,norI1,jou nj Gcuuiuc Wi.NES.

importation " GchHHtc " i.hLo
FHyIIE subscriber having, on former occasion, an.
4 nouncri 10 he public, OF his having made arrangc-
nenls with one Of the most extensive Wine Dealers III
London (iicss7s Smith, Woodhouse u Co., TO be sup
pIicd .crnIarly with genuine and superior Wines he
would inform his friends and the public generally, that
his stock Of Vines nj this time. very GO0d-bnt b.
1he snrinr he will receive additional supply. which
will RENTER his assortment inferior to none i'll this place.
and will be sold al very small advance for cash. OF 10
punc;ua customers Country Merchants, Farmers and
Dealers generally invited to call aud examine his
Stock In addition TO his Wines, he always has on hand
Old LIQUORS Of every description: (;raTraH;ed ccnninc)
and selected b. Of the best judges iii the Boston
market-Orderj from all parts Of the conntc:, will re-
ceire prompt al;enon and every article put up in the
rcatest s:yle.--corsisting OF the following KINGS:
Choice Old l.. Z. Madeira
Superior DO. do. d..
Do. Straw CoioTed Sherry
Do. Gold do. d.. WINES.
Do Sicily Madeira
Do Old Port
80 baskets Champagne
Old Champagne }RPANDy
Do London Dock
Do Holland Gin,
D. } h"!issa }RuM
For sale. wholesale and retail By
RICHARD S. MAsSlE.
Dec IL G4-wSw
EIOR Sale. at the Richmond Enquirer Office. John
son 6; Durant's best Philsde phia News and look
INK, (wa,ranted) al fair, moderate prices.
NJ n constant supply Kept OIL hand 10 sn the sfasons
und crsry disposition shomn 10 oHig~ distant Printers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

K5ISNEYW0OD FEMALE SCHOOL, take his opportunity
-: infmn- the ruhIc that have employed bliss Cuthane
TO ,nkc school next year. to he
FIRST Monday January next continuing ten months N me n
will 10 limited, wishing encourage She so
well TO make early application "a,
Terms-5oaEl, washing, ana candies, S!9o
For tuition in The English brunc:es 20
Drawing and painting, ~
sIusic, with the Of the Piano, 49, . - III .
Letters directed subscriber, Wy:cshuts Charlotte Co.,
y. shs, rar .ivc ~ omnt attention. MACK GOQDE.
G,'I t3-ylnwN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
Es;.E0ss's -EoSse5'y Office,
RICHMOND. VlHGl:IA

Drawiur or Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No !!
- - Il 75 - 81 ii II
Drawing Of Virginia State Lottery, Class No.".
80 10 Il II - 10 IS l ~ - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

EsURauAST to Decree q: Rnsknsf11mT l' s!:"i
G'"r'' W W hu the ssh d.y o.. December: if
r51eifa s IL" e." c nsS, SIR r;cats = sS
On he premises: p"H: @c:i'n t. nc l's"< Arcs Of
on cr., Of = Is. ant ~ nonIhs, IHty six ,srGs
Land on Hunts Creek, in the County ol | oaIcI
T CIV Bio Quar-, and remarkable for the Quantity
and guilty Of the slate which it y;esIhIs PcopF;j
i valuable and should attract the attention oil csP''"
isis. ,;,,, J , dooa e trust 70
-.,a',r' ,hs nurci!sse money will be required.
seN''I Wv BALDWIN NJ. PAYNE.
Commissioning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
oaa poLLAraREwAPD- Penaway a.n,i., r,...

oAG DOLLAPa REWARD -Rerhwny :san t. ..:.,..
~ ing ri Charlotte Cont house, E.r.a.r ;La,i,'I
.,., last, negro Har.cH ROBIN, rLor tH,, ,.~..
ar. cu.ircxE.,, WIKI '.rol .r teeth. ".:t. -: . ~ "
r.rs I;a.!, i..gt .E' III i-A slc.C ,-.
-..,s-d i.;.r o.. NJ. :. ,...a... E":-. -. q.
be- Il! :lg a.a,i: H. Ia. .:o moo, 81 H. l..
t., .ur:. fee .l.Iu-;.c:g. ia.h Il y,.. u r
r,s An i;,ri - -: to james i,v.r he Ln,ga..r,
on :la r,,, !, a 5osiasl.--! :" i! .i.r 1.. aaa.-
taken ,,.: 81 Tie S:.:r ,Scny-.ivg to .s. :: .
in auy j.iI IN TIC State: 50 Tia, Sc: him s-.la.
THOMAS cAGa,..
Oct25
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

E17EMALE EDUCATIoN.-The subscriber f%vl;g
B engaged female teacher. with high Recommended
lions from Troy Seminary New lc!k, IN o:'r 70 e'&
cate lis daughters Al home will take ten female Ioar!e:*
as members Of his ;iiy, % whose morals and cduc4
ton particular attention Ill be PAID Inc SciIo! vi"
commence the first Of January next There w'l! be
vacation Of six weeks during the summer; and tao weeks
in December.
Price of board and English tuition, $liic
tlusc, ~
Painting SO French $40, -
Wa>lGr and candies. &c, &c. gratis Letters VIII
be addressed 10 the subscriber al Sturcons"". Bruins
wick county, VA y. W. - I'LL
Kay ~ Jj-w:}W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

To be drawn at NeXaid!ia, saturday: Tic I1th Dec
1t is seldom that so many rich prizes are embraced in
one sricnic viz: grand capital Of Sl0GoO OF lo0Q
Of 5000 Of 3.0GU Of 1900 Of 300, and 100 Of
lmjO.-Ickets $40, shares in proportion.
4 certificate of package Of - whole t!ckc!a III this
attractive scheme, may be had i0r SllO-pacsages o.
!IayrG and quarters in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
No G2.-.'!r. Diciins to .hr. G0rOsii-a.
DEPARTMENT Of STATE,

washington,
The undersigned, acting Secretary OF State Of The
United States having laid before The President the note
OF Mr. Go.oslizl, Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
penipolennry of the Mexican Republic dated the 10Th
nsaml has heen directed 10 transmit the passports re-
ques,cd by r Goroslza, and they are accordingly en-
closed.
The President regrets that mistaken view Of the 'ea-
sures which lie deemed his duty 10 adopt for The defence
Of the frontier should have led Mr. Gorostiza TO terml'
nate his mission The President still trusts, however
that they will be more justly estimated by the Mexican
Government and that proper effort on his part shall
be wanting 10 prevent misunderstanding on the subject
Mir Ellis will be instructed to offer such explanations at
Mexico az may be found necessary.
The undersigned araiIs himself Of Tie occasion 10
nrw 10 Mr. GGros,iza the assurances of his most disn-
gu;s,rd consideration ASBURY DlCklNS.
His Exccency
Senior Don NJ. f.. DE GoEosTIzA, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

2 PETITION viii tc presented to the le%t Legs
"a larrr OF Virginia. praying tina: the h:a"Ga F.'tr
NAV te made ! lawful fence.
%nv II J!--Wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

,tAin .rr'I., ga! also i" his own right, lia"''';
CarI Atkins James Atkins, lioiccni kmg.on AZ Frances
lis lie. aiu McaI. 'gg and Elizabeth Us "i! ii'Zc
kia Atkins , aud Nary his "ir, i;:A;:"n MAN" d
llr.rr li> wife. lirrry A.Gs, GCof.c ithn+ l""" Or"
au,i i.,ii 6. -" phrIl, . DH:r!'",'S:
Tie Defendants. M,caa OF and Elizabeth rs vac, "d '"'y
1Ej# no, having ct THEN appearance raG @':cn .rr"y &C
corlU. the Act o. Assembly aud tie H!!' " iS L"" nn
10 satisfaction he Court that they arc no! n!n-
MI Of III! STATE: On the motion To" Pa,nlih y his c"iscl It
: orced that the sal! i ajiI ugg And Elizabeth las VII AL
IL, - NLjs H., arnear before Justices Of sai C"nrt 81
he our uu.e day Of the n"Xt January t"T T.! sad
Court an! answer tho EnrS Bill: anal that copy at tn, amer
No y;r Inserted H. PAPER printed il he ri? {" Rich
,ana months UrrS'Ye!y, and posted II ih ifoH' Coo: o
IL. Cua::-aous oilh- conas. - t";.E-i este;
JOHN II NTER. c. l.. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

lElNIiF.N .N.!NI tD
FETlE Subscriber, residing Danv;!!c. Virginia;
Il wishes 10 employ yoang man competent 10 teach
tie Latin and Greek and the various branch
cs Of an English cducalion as private teacher III S
iIm!y. 10 such one, with satisfactory Testimonials
OF correct moral characcr he SKILL give liberal wages
~ to climate, health &c, his residence Is one os 'he
most desirable in the State. Any communicating on ne
subjrct addressed the subscriber nj Danv!c, Va W
receive prompt attention. ROBERT WILSON.
UanYillc. Dec. :. OO--WlW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

gaCNTTN PONY LAND for SIDE" II be s'u II nc
IYa Eowiins Green OF Jany Caroline Court day next
10 tie highest bidder between 2and 300 acrTS' or inI't
@: low grounds Oh the Matiapony river. ms lana Is
,i,, 3lorl 5cpot. II adoina the lands Of Nlcssr< De-
ir st,n Todd and ayor and porto" Of it H.
sL,. TO occasional oycrlows from the river, bat peFil'
nrn dam Of tie Raroad across the inlet ana PF!I!.
GyrI. Will secure the greater part from inuntaon-
he subscriber will also grant the advantage 10 P1r'
chaser of making dam any where on his land 10 MAKE
the improvement complete. The land will be sold on a
credit Of l. = and 3 years-thc bonds carrying interest
from ,L. date of the sale Further particulars VIII be
made known b. reference 10 the subscriber and AFtI"F
B. CLAYTON Esq, who will show the land at any tImr'
Nov'25 I5--w4w# GEORGE II. BAY Lux.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
CAPITALS
SiSgiEsEa State Lottery, Glass 3,

Tickets and shares, entire packages IN TIC too:"r
splendid schemes, vii! he furnished at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
NOTICE.

g PETITION will BE- presented to the ncZt L"gs!a-
"A tu!c Of Virginia. for L divorce from my hus5nnd
Clement Vanzc, for causes which vii! be lad before
il ELIZABETH J. VANIlLE.
IT,rorar 60 Dec G0-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

NTOTICE.-All persons are warned and notified, net
q To purchase OF receive Psomssory Note executed
by the Subscriber TO e. Jerome g. Co. Of the city Of
Richmond, for $35, and payable the lst of January,
l7 is my intention not to pay the same, because
il is not founded on good consideration.
THOMAS G.. ROW.
kim William Co. Noy 20 J9-"4W7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
r.IS-HtGSi

s7DE SALE will sci! bargain in my plantation
q r9c; Castle 1t is situated on the NoFtl anna
-.,yo and ksow ScIauglins mill, a manufacturing
a and s,% % ij about quarter Of mile from the Lou
ii.road, and six miles from TaylorsEi!ie large
nro2orton Of this land is yet TO cearii me r., tisra
''T i;, "' : ana ss for the RaiI.road. The timber
y Ge '% sr ti a vanae as ste is lS or
Fam Tayorsyi!e up to this tract and good judges InS
TIA! the price a for the land NAY re1ay oe ia
E' ..,rs .,cr = harm and some other OF: houses on
t5e iaMi The tract contains six hundred and ''T'y,
rce Gc.es and will be shown To any person dispose ~
p:,ciase BY The subscriber, who resides !;nenIt: III
the neghboshood. JAhE0 ~ r
Nov l. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
December -

DrscRlrrIns- Golhorn is about six feet one or two
inches hi Oh stout ana round shoudcrri. about thirty TO
thirty five years Of age, and would weigh about 200
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

rE'IIE Subscribers hava. 2s:uri acd tbom'eIS to-"''
L firm Of CNurcu & Ni,I>:p exclusively fox The r!';'
ryny u tine DIV Goods hEsiGcss, 80, wholesale 1i "
taken i" house 1fiaaty occuP."lhg VIVA. < I"v& ~ ''
recently BIZ Jennings NOLAN & Co.. lr,c they Will q"
opor an rI;cIr-;vr auI desirable assortment ut stop.
,hcv feel assured that they shall able sell tt'
terms rs aav muse in The city.Ey kcpug Art; ~
be their liue.y showing ihc!T ."o"; II al "
the greatest and pes ic.";~ To toy
cro IL suited they Ga,"r themselves that :h So"
induce country me .chmis ayfs !ac4 and
stock before they SUPPLY themselves Ih,,S'> ;,,I,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

JOSEPH DlNNS,
EDMUND BlNNS,
in lis o;ra righ!. and as eror cf .Mr'ta Bans,
and almr Of .|nry GiHHS.
D.c IA Gi--wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

M GIIhNCEGr-vIFciSs.-n Louisa Cu.u'y CONT, ucotcf
Iy;a JOHN H. - COL, administrator d. iy ~" {" "/rh:""
,,,fr. I..'L an! .l.o il his own r,ll, riaaiA:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
TEE>BUNG EE.NIi" >j.G!.&.!AI,

flriil. @: il: Graz, uth viii rNer hcns !vrS t. '
r,nvcn,c: Of tko who are pia"'i u1or Ter care. h"'
iais "rc15c VII cm tn GuHhir advantage OF "a'i '
an .fcrin"iitc rttrr'ion IN" cN:"H'- IA i"!' .'!
sion Of i!,;h- paya! ~ a!'nHrn va" b. t' "''""'' 80
Lrr Tit"u u, La ii-h brHI!ci,S.
French. drawing painting. "nLr"id"Iy SC at extra r :.
irsr-!n.:":, a" "prro:r ed reputation" w be en-! ':'"'
For 'oariiDg, bedding, feel, light, &.
Wr.llir,
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-29
ELECTION RETURNS.

We have returns from forty counties in
North Carolina leaving % to be heard
from. In these counties the White elector-
al ticket has 1888, Van Buren, 1903
Majority for Van Buren, so far 3,G44.
The same counties gave in August for
Dudley 1867 Spaight 1909. Dudley's
majority in these counties in August, 6oS.
This makes the Van Buren, gain so far
43 2. 1t is highly probable Van Buren, has
carried the Stete.
The Raleigh Standard Van Burenl OF
the 18th thinks that the Van Buren, ticket
has succeeded beyond all dispute. The
Raleigh Star of the 18th says the result is
not ascertained.
From Georgia, the intelligence is more
favorable. 80 counties give White maj,
of 1853.
ILLINOIS. We have no information from
Illinois, except what is contained in the
following from the Louisville Journal.
A letter from Vincennes, la. dated on
the 18Th instant says; "Ro,rrns are this in =
slant sent to me from Lawrence Co. Ill. on
the opposite side of our river, where, ] re-
joce to say, the Union ticket has prevailed,
and the general opinion is, that Illinois has
cast her vote for the Old hero" We learn
in addition that Mt Carmel has given a ma
jorily of 100 for Harrison that Crawford
county has given a small majority for Har-
rson, and that the majority for Van Buren,
in Sullivan is 10.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-29

and corrupt the morals of their children.
They wish their families to enjoy the bene-
fit of access to pronsr sources of general
information, but IN will not suffer such
papers 10 enter their dwellings. And l
am very confident, Mr. Editor, that n news
paper published in Vermont, say if you
please at the seat of government, land
there is no more suitable place. whatever
political doctrines it might advocate not
at war with the Republican Institutions of
the country, conducted in u style and spirit
calculated 10 improve the taste, to refine
the manners, to socialze the affections, to
promote urbanity between men of confc-
ting opinions, and to purify the morals of
the community, would receive more OK
tensive patronage than any periodical ever
published in this State. w.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-29

Extract Of letter from an &teNgem friend
an Caledonia County, 10 the Editor.
81 have just returned from the South,
where / have seen Slavery with all its
denominations. 1t is no place to cure one
of abolitonism. 1 have become more
confirmed abolitionist, What was before n
mere matter of opinion, has now become
an abiding principle"
I'VE hope the writer will favor the public
with an account of his recent observations
at the South, somewhat in detail.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-29

Rev. Alva Sabin Of Georgia, Rev. S. NJ.
Wilson of Craltsbury, Rev. Guy Beckley
ofNorthfeld, Mr. lcabod Codding, late OF
Middlcbury College, and Rev. James Mil
ligan of Ryeele, have recently been COM
mssioncd as Agents of the American Anti
Slavery Society. From personal ac-
quuintance with each, we doubt not they
will be cminonty successful instruments
in preparing the public mind for the over
throw of American Slavery.
We see it stated that Rev. DIR Beman of
Troy is about TO visit Great Britain in fur.
therance of the cause, and that TWO gentle
men will soon be deputed to the West
Indies for the purpose Of collecting the
statistics of British Emancipation in the
Islands. 1t is also stated that FIFTY agents
are now in commiss OH or on duty in the
Free States. (See speeches on the first
page of this paper)