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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

GsprgrtpNn Metro 3t N state, that il is rn-
n'oreI that Nj. LowRIt Intends To resign his sitna.
ton as Secretary OF the Senate At the commence
ment of the next session. NJ Dickens, the pres.
able and active Chief Clerk OF the STATE part
meni, is nnrnlIoned, among others, likely To be
prominent, AMI most probably, successful oaadi-
date for the vacancy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

Mr.. Van Rensselaer,. ol New York. ha,,no.
from ur!ent family re,son,, declined tir appo,ni-
n,rnt OF Secretary of Legation. Tor which he va,
confirmed BY the Scnal", thu place has hccn gwen
10 Charles +. Anderson, ESP, oil New York, who,
from long residence in France, is well qualified
to discharge the duties of the situation.
metropolitan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

The Hassie iusetts Stare edse.-Nc learn from
the Boston Gazette, that measures are IN loi-
wardncss fu carry ing tins case INTO the Shpteme
C,nrt of The uijcd State, and that eminent
Counsel have halu employed By Mr.. SAFER, the
rwoer of In. f.atlc sl1>e-als prop rty, wrc,teI
from, IN, possession aader colo 81 lac. We are
srrv LAD Ia learu thjs, and hape n" to test The
accuracy OF our 80 iiou, on tlls SUBJECT ~ Other
words, we are dc,irous 81 seeing decided, whrth-
- a mans property Is not protected by the Con-
.fllaflaa ol ttu United Stlies whether II !, found
.poa Ia IA his oAn State or IN State which he
chg o3es 10 ,ls,t witl his tamy and domcstics. II
il be mol So, matters o very grave consideration
may grow on of the circumstance The righl Of
property in slave /, - complete - the 'drolinas
and Louisiana, aud Is is distinctly recognised by
the National Charter, As his rghI to hold his horse
or his bank stock IA Massachusetts. II Mas,i-
chuset,s can thkc away the domestic OF the Loui-
sianlan tn" moment thai domestic land, on the
wharf in l. 5,iJu Or crosse, the bridge at Pdntuc-
kei, Louisiana has good ueh 10 seize tho pocket
book OF the Yankee Merchant when lie reaches
New Orleans, and the course ol judicial reasoning
in justification of the Outrage IN til latter cAsr may
he ma lie qui,c convincing and abundant y more
plausible HAN dat ol judy Sa", IN sanctonlng
the forcible abduction of Nh Skaters slave. l.
slavery IS 50 very abhorrcm III tho,e New LuclaaJ
States calling themselves pr t1ceiienct-ir,c II
Curran', famous rholomonadr /, ally the law OF
those States, and t,c slave b,con,cs "d.enhral-
led" the momrut hc tou,hes lhei, sol, We ad> isc
acme of the SnprrGpc among the pail luluopht,"
ont then babeas corpus, or the thirty OF for.
1, hlaek gentlemen am ladies' who are At ,hl, mo.
men, held IN ~ thorough slavery in Ceunsc i
cut as any slave j. h'id in Louisiana.
4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13
Dl~SOEJT iDN.

I'lif firm OF Wauhop, Barksdalc & Co. is this
u day dissolved by mutual consent. All the debts
due to the firm, transferred to Elisha Barksdale
Jr. & Co. and all the debts due from the firm arc
assumed by them.
WILLIAM WAEGiIOP
ELISHA BARkSDALE Jr.
X. ID. FOURQUREAN.
Octobor6 w3s #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

lie place al t.e eenl, winch Is TOO bulky and IN
slightly Tor saeh "a use. hese arc 10 he made OF
q mixture OF SILVER and copper; one, the hall cent
will be OF tic size OF 4 silver halt dime the cent
piece viii be- OF fie SIZE ot the ten cent and the
Two and = half cent piece will be OF the sizs of "A
anafi.r .lollar.N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

Inc Peopie, AGAINST oJheiai Dietaf'o".
REPUBLICAN, s.l.E- TICK .i.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

More ResigaatiOas.-Tha h,i Army and Navy
Chronicle gives an account Of eight additional re-
''gnati ny IN the army. A year hence ,hrrr vail
be- scarcely officers enough 10 take com n.nd of
single regiment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

ceioxIzArIos.-f The African Repository lor
Senr.nber has rca he'd Us. II is luIl OF cncou-
raaenlrpf 10 the evidences afforded on every
la5d hat the good oanse is prospecting and 10
prosper. AuNul1ry sosfelles are springing up
II every direction, and Tho donations, subscrip-
Tons. aud col, ctions d money are mast liberal
The receipts OF tlc New York Colonization So
cisty. from the l2tI II July last amount 10
&, 10 SO, mostly from collections in various
ebuiehrs un the itll July. lhe subscriptions
during the same psrod, as vel unpaid, amount 10
E 1000 au1 upwards. The receipts Of the Ameri-
can COLONIZATION Sociey from the ooh Of June
10 the , ST Of Ju> amounted 10 81 800, principal
Is Obtained D., NJ Gurley, during his tour through
tic Western aad Southwestern STATES. These
receipt, are independent Of those obtained BY liz
Naty1nd and Philadelphia societies.
Tie Repository announces the brqueI OF Two
leeacics 10 the parent society one OF Il thousand
dollars hy the late Mrs. Elizabeth Colt, of Efie,
Penn. ,Ivania, aud the other, $250, by the iion.
Brnamin Tnllmadrr, late of LtchGcld, Conncc.
tut.
Two expedition. for Africa with cmigrants are
announced Tor the neN two months one from
" Wilmington, n G., for Liberia, m November, by
the Anne. lean Colonization Society, the other Tor
Cape pdnds by the Maryland Society, on the
18th Of October.
y
gained at Louisville, ny and another at LEX
lGston. . her auxiliary societies IN that Sttte,
eeady organized, have been stirred up to active
cAefion bv the presence and efforts O Mi. 6nfef,
aud the first iruit has been remittance oil one
lInnsan dollars 10 the parent society by the Men
lucky tolonH ton Society. Meeting. have been
held in various pnits OF tie State, at which great
zeal was DISPLAYED. AMI determination ovnced
not to rest rela, from exeltion; in word
the cause was never more prosperous.
" y Com. Ide.
The people of New ! ork arr striving with mich
aud man 10 elect rs mlpy communications viii
the west possible. The directors of the gieanli,
LIE determined on Thursday last On tho selection
III Dnnkirh the western terminus Of the road ol
Lake Enc. Ihe president read Il cheering report
and stated " that donations in land and lots hav,
been made 10 the company, equal IN value from ON
aud a hallto two millions Of dollars, equivalent l.
al least 81 per cent, on tour million, Of stuck. -
his. IN it>el, makes Investments IN tbs stock We
~ desirable. Not more than three miiii0ns ,
stock Will be issued until the road is ready 10, III
sup structurc, when another million will Le I,
qaiIed, and may be issued directly To tho En-
g,ish mon masters II. payment"
50 much for the Aorlll-but What Of the South
Will we sec these thngs,and not 20 and do like
wl,e NortoM Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

E...'TgEzsgFsG !EgGEs'E.

THURSDAY. October %, 1ee0.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

The Philadrphi L. ). Gazette says:-Ihe
following account OF most painful accident on Tie
Columbia rdtoad, "as left d. oui oiilco b, friend,
who it will be seen, ad,a witness Of the painful
Sr,uo Which Ia. dpNfriIps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13
FOR r., .@lDEN

uuGu LAWSON WHITE, Of Tennessee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

~, - Senator Parrion-1he Triple League.
=, Inc triple League of NulIiGers, Aboi,ionists and
fennsyrana U. s. Bank has its agents and ins,ru.
men,s Of ell kinds and Of every character actively en-
gagrd in influencing the Elections in Virrinia The
grea, object of their Combination, under the general
nane Wing, to defeat lhc election of President by
the people, equally opposed u each and ali their corrupt
DISCRIMINATING and tanatcal schemes. The Southern
Nucr CO operates with the Northern Abo,onis, to de-
feat Van Buren,. The Pennsylvania L. S. Bank will
use BOTH to r,ake "a President more prophious 10 their
Interest," achcu Pennsylvania 'c renQush her charter 10
Congre.s!"
TO what will not some Of these Wings condescend,
that their point may be carried: when Virginia Sene.
tor from distant district, busted himself at the Henri
CO election persuade the Henlco people that " Buren,
Ii III AbolI.ion!s telling them that he (SenatoI Parrlo
would prefer tie Devil to Martin Van Buren,: II a
private cisiIen dared open his mouth Senator farfIot
would tell hin what his GRANDDAUGHTER had told HIM be-
iorr) That nc had two and tongue !. e. he must
be silent, and hear Senator Parrott with and
double tongue, praise the Devil, and make him out q
much fitting character for his President than that
Democrat, Martin Van Buren,. Blu, Senator Parrott is
Of those iniaible, irresponsible agents. who are
elected for term of years; and who cannot and will not
violate the Constitution by resgning when the cons
tucu, nsructs him to ri0atc tic Constitution, COM.
init act Of morat tu1p:tude -!
AN EXPUNGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
Tie IIhirliNin SlQnu. rkQNgcr.

The Wing is sill al its understanding msrepre-
senting perverting-dong all sorts Of tctststedtton-
raising every species of humbug-and ringing the chan.
pes upon Van Buren, AbotonIsm, free negro votes, and
al, such slang. What contemptibe opinion It must
have formed Of the Judgment Of its readers
The Wing is attacking GoodalIs Circular. It might
as we'll attack Gibraltar viii, pocket pistol. No con-
empLle slang. whan ging-no- pictured pocket hand
kercbef.-nor scrbblers tando can shake the Voters
of Hanover.
The Wig knows that Harrison is TO be pressed alter
the Spring cecons-tha Harrison is The citizen OF non
slave-hodinr Sate-tf,at Harrison canaot view the mi
mediate aboiilionss with more scorn and Indignation
than Martin Van Buren-but that Harrison goes for
direct application Of funds of the General GuvernWen nj
10 the abolition Of slaves The question in Virginia Is
not between White aud Van Buren-Gut between HaT-
,ison and Fan Buren,. Even if White could be elected
he would he mere Of wax in the bands of the
Whies-For, as the Wing says. JHdse HHae elected
If elected OF ai) Gy tie rotes Of Tic Whtgs lie 1eM ma
,ain md necessarily select his (DuasciOrs from ei'
ranks aud modiy lis according to er ote'es
Every one now secs tLis-Erery one eau see what
Idge White is athow anxiouSy lie is suciag for The
Wig vote by sacrificing all his ancient friends Like
the foolish ostrich he may hide his head, but every
one sees hin-Yct Judge White s NOT Tue n1a TO ce
elected Harrison will be the great Wing candidate IN
Yrenis-and the People of Virginia will have IN 'ac
to choose beween hiu,-a FeGersis IN his prnc'Pes'
Bank and Tariff man. &c, DC -and Inc magician o.
N. York. The Wing knows that to thus eonP'eSion
We must come at last-and still it sometimes gaooie
about White though il scarcely conceal It's a''1
! Teut and preference for Harrison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15


coun,ybn the yeonanry proved too powerful for FREE
dericksburg
CAROLlNE-u d.
Archibald Samuel (V. b. is reelected by majority
Of 4l over Pichegru Voolfolk, ("hig)
The Wings still more disappointed at their de!rai
in this county. They resorted 10 every drVlce-they
Piled the Free Negro Panic Fote-"A resident Of Caro-
line county got up pamphlet on Inc OCCASION, winch he
p!rsscd to address The Presidential Election, To the
Voters of Virginia but Love Labours were in vain
The first flying port in this City ON Tuesday was cheering
to the Whiss-Woolfo!k WAS elected by majority q {
Blu, the report came; and the bubble bu'st-Sanne!
rcclctcd by majority OF 4l-belnS ~ more than
he received last Spring.
Tile .lrtJ If the HhiyS-onc SpsttMen-l7 the rest t
their tr;ehS Ike ~
To The Editors: "GoLASsvltLE, LIB April, 1850.
- send you conn ele return O the slate ut the poll
a, each Precinct election in this county |, was feared
that the would BIZ very severe one, III conse-
qucncr of the great cIctuns mad" W onr opponents,
&c It was impossible to7c,cl what effect their false
statements and frghtfu pictures would ultimately make
upon the minds Of the ttn in our county, as there were
three or four orators riding 10 and fro throughout the
county-al:cnding every public meeting (evcn warrant
trying distributing their false productions, and address
ing the people, in such strains as were never before
seen or heard have been informed, that during the
las. week (prcceding the eleclion many OF the Wing
people have been engaged in riding from house to house
ior electionec ring purposes From what lase Beard
some few individuals aiuri.ed, in consequence
Of their representations Of the situation Of our black
popuaion and the almost certainty las they SAID II The
Administration carried the day. oil the Tree negro f"uh
and ruling in our Safe that they could n" be persuaded
10 vote Some would mol leave their homes as tls y
were Informed, il tie Administration candidate succeed,
ed the free negroes would immediately be IN powei She
Nil Tia. whites who did not 70 with them would come oh
nourly. indeed am informed, that Wing, "a Jus
ice OF the Peacc after it pretty certain that The
Administration man would succeed, stated IN presence
of many PERSONS that all the free negroes in the vcn
~ Of the Courthouse had raised their hats upon SUCK
~ token Of joy al the success of the Administrative
candidate The conduct of the Wings during the can
vass was more reckless, than ever was before witness
cd on any OCCASION; but during the latter part OF the DAY
of election their feathers began TO nland alter imtor
mutton was received from all the precincts they were
completely chap.alcn: their eoontenances wore tie
gloonest appearance The battle was serere at first
but the conquest easy. We have lost lew t''nd an'
gained many valiant soldiers. Our strength is CREATE
Than al the election in l33o and duly increasing. Many
who went against US, now say they will 60 with u.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
DAUNTLESS REPUBLICAN.
OK UI1Ez.71'
(E-o.a The Richmond Ifii., Dlcrm5:r !, ISL.

(Froa The Richmond Igiir, D.crm5:r /, lc3I.
t remains TO b.: considered wlicr the people likely Ia
thine Dup, Martin Taa pnr.n am his uimou W tho
Elm fail om their cycwi they awake 10 the true ind nelAnu'
designs OF that dc "sue will they
under the pno, influence Of the drugs which they
uL,ninster-JACKSON, NEW ORLEANS AND GLORY: llea-
ven only knows, For ourselves cou every Wing be
onsrquences shoul rro7c the base strc
", slavs auao, ana the bcasy worship Of the l'ne
punished mad esefsey punished by '1e h:'S OF 'Hs hundred
years Of srinin. and i.nomi"Ious s!avcr:." . :.
When the WhrIyig now expresses such deep feelings
of aIt cton for sevrry true Wing and demon like
hatred for the friends Of Mr. Van Buren, and General
Jackson is it matter Of surprise that he and his lIege
subjects should really attempt 10 ter'iy the people OF
the South by REPRESENTING that Mr. Van Buren, an abo
ltonis and that he sought TO place The free Negroes Of
New York equality with white men: All ot
wlic they know to be false When free negroes were
precisely the footing with white men, IN regard
to voting in Tennessee, North Carolina Pennsylvania,
New York. &c, &c, Mr.. Van Buren, Yolru IN N"hVeh.
tim TO require freehold qualification a" Inc value or
SG, clear Of all membranes, not required OF whi'e
men. Thus he took from thousands the right WINCH
they had always cuiyed under their former Constitution
The Wing too knows that Mr. v B. is as much opposed
10 The exercise by Congress OF any power over e
ipct Of slavery as any in this nation n" man has
20 much 10 lose by IT, There objections lsays Me.
v b. 10 the exercise Of this power against the wishes
Of the slave holding States, imperative IN the! ne
and obligations as lie most PaPa"ie want VI c"!I
s,,u,ouu power would be- in the District OF CouaI.-
bia.
Bu, couple The sentiments in the above extract from
the Whg with The threat Of the Editor at another tirs
UUO men IN virginia 10 resist Inc autho o!
the election OF MIR. Van Buren,, (f made by the peeps
of the IT, States according to the Constitution and n.ss
and also, with his known opinions in favor of dsaHioI
and he in his person of tie ga
racter Of the dcroagogue tan any other in Eraes
ca There is not much of that among the cke: est o
the ab"lltionss. Void Of all that might seem 20 e!e
va:e them the scale Of philanthropy 10y these "hc
do not understand the true effects Of their scheFeso
he acts ayowedy upon principles of undoubtee iaisa"
thropy. lie would punish with some fry ia,
Hral, sc d.
counrymen for the exercise of that choice ID e.ss''.
which is guaranteed in lie Constitution, an1 res s.
basis Of all freedom. Nothing bu, the love e
those who hate as he hates restraints hun f9or
the Gods to visit this county with the a~Gs'nPssca
lions above indicated But this was not the result 6
mere vararey of dste.np=sed imagina.i9n iori s no
long since he invoked the powers OF HeaSea 10
every thing belonging to It, ,s,a,
Is j, possible that people who shcH: ihe unaou9'e'
glory Of Revolutionary Vitginia-ef g'sanc:sas aod rt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

s the T s ' Of MY s sa
~ shs,m He is about ~ emit -seven years OF aye,
about four feet and egh. inches in height; he has
.n,d shoulders and thin aachs and his right foot turns
out and his left in he has cot ACROSS his right wrist o
The inside and n sca7 over bis left eye.
p S.-Ile left Inc OF ,ic~lIth Of December last.
April 10. 1l4-laf4t'l WILLIAM. PHILLIPS.
TaWEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
lYE The Lectures in this Institution wiltbegn on the
rsl Monday in April, and be covs,naed till hoTemoe1
Is With the pon Of August, which is "scs'l0''
, Dr NathI Cbappan, on Practice Of Med:ciner
Dr.. Sanl'l Jackson, ..... Nlateria Medical
: Dr. Jno K. Mitcheil,... Chemistry,
DIV Z. Homer, ....- Anatomy
, A-S Institutes Of Medicine, and
Dr..John Bell. .... Med. jurisprudence,
D.. HI Hodge. $500; M'dW,le5y; e.
. ,,o -lG5-l2i
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Old King 4Wiiiium-sufc.

William Spo,swood Fon,aine Zone Of the Republican
candidates. has withdrawn from the canvass, and leaves
Sandwich, single-handcd, 10 contend with Tonpkns,
the White Wing We received his excellent address to
the Republicans Of King William, late for publication
in tc-days paperL SHALL appear Tuesday tie con-
:. But who am tina, should weigh my poor interests
in the scale against the for which you and are
both contending I'VE understand that Shadwick =
election is considered certain. But, Republicans,
be 700 certain, against opposition like tho Wings -
Never think enemy beaten, until he is beaten. The
battle is until the last shot has been fired
Lose moi then shot-but 10 the Polls every an Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
Majority for Samuel, Al
KING AND QUEEN-Q D.

In April last, we were beaten in this eonnty-and
Fleet (Whir) was elected. We then poured out our IN
.Iiruanl feelings in the following slraln
L. YcI-UuI has been beaten M hing AMI
ro,ly, slamriui!y bcaicn 1hcg dersa Sha
seat III The icS'auIe-
neither Of iLcni willing |" yich ~ S!ea
c;x ike hi, their TO the public souinor sub
mil brir Respective claims impartial aamen-a sn Tor
uy of their icn u Themselves to- oued und IL cool
in the then TO select candidate who was so
~ Is pupuar nAin the fssttst nag IN The
then become fune IN 1e CONSCIOUS
while they Oh
counter WHO is 80 un,ifns nIea,isabcand 10 let
iii, ISLANDERS tho Whs1 work th and 'o unconadIcted
what better could They have expected
imam 70 be shsmeluv disulucey heatcn There scarcely
King Queen but ought on pilgrimage TO tho
noble little county Nooway and learn es'on O! public 'pirt
Tram her sons If the Of Old King an Queen be
herself aud redeem her nnoTI Lei her
like tho Suspended Legion oil Da-aH Rmo
the their disgrace, let them swe tn 20
deem tlr a themsr to thci cnse
their ~ FatetS majority t.e"
With what pleasure do we give the light han d
of fellowship, and hail King and Quecn redeemed -
We understand that David 7. Wright has beat Fleet
Ivy thirteen majority. This time d" the race Is moi 10
the fleet though the battle is to the strong; and The re-
suit is Ripht What avail his Whiggery-and his white
Caucus-and his letter of the 3d. to the Hon Hugh L.
White" of Tennessee and the Judges autograph reply
Of the 9Th "a few moments after It's Ieceipt--ano
it's publication in the National lnlellgencer-and the
snccrc respect OF the rnumbitious candidate Of len
nessee: /, is all in vain The Suspended Legion has
recovered its arms and lis honor.
NANSEMOND-Q d.
Benton. (Nhig and iaIs Delegatc0 ei9
Kelly, Rep) ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
.Nunssmond-D.n,un' s uainrity y.

Southampton -Jns"ph STgal- (Whi,) l95. SENATE:
Vcspasan Els (Whie} lGl; John Page ['Vhe and
late Scnalur.( G}: r. Anderson iAdm)
james City -McCandIish (Whig) lI3: Garrett (do.)
% City of Williamsburg aud York county yet to vo'
.MnGAecs.-Eloulden Iiodgns, (Adlnl 3I5; Wm II.
R"y. UUl.) Hudginss majority III. At The last elcc-
,,on Roy had majority off, in this county. RepubIi.
can Middlesex yet vote llnds inss election corsi-
Iur.5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

This is their brand They have sprung m inc upon
this Spring. They may carry Oft two or three coun,
ties by tricks, and devices, which Virgnian should
blush TO employ But the summer and autumn are be-
fore us-we shall have time to brush away the coLwebs,
with which they arc attempting 10 bind the limbs Of a
free people. Their arts will he eSposed-heir nlpos
lures unmasked
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

nowncd Commonwealth fame for galluht.r, pa
trotism, phiIanthropy-indeed or every thing which
ennooes the human character and which will perpetu.
ate her name among the arest specimens Of Republican
Government, condescend to the dictation Of mis-.
anlhrupic demapopues
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
IEJItYT. PDIL-.S t1r

Republican, Observation-Disclosures 2-Cnrolnr l.
Charlotte l-Frrdrrick l-GrcrnsviIle Isle Of Wight
king and Queen l-I.ouisa l-Mpn:goulrry Not
tuway l-princc George l--Prnce William l-Spo,tsyl /
yania l-Staiord I-Snssex I-Bucking CHAM 2-lS.
Hhig DnIcga!es.--Chcstrrfcld l-Frankin 2-Frede-
erck l-Gluucrs;er l-iicnrco king George J.
pnwhatan l-Princr<s Anne l-Rappahannock J.
Rnckbridse 2-Camp5ell 2-NoIiLamplon l-Nanse-
munu l-lO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
THE FREE NEGRO VOTE.

Error, The Lynehdurg Democrot)
sfee Negroes permitted 10 vote in New York
' 10 the amendment Of the constitution in 1921
up to that time every free Negro Of lawful age
'sis il now.
%e Convention Of New York, an amendment was
w. Ute Constitution, requiring OF every tree
lure he should vote, to own freehold estate Of
i ae :" S2I0-oyer and above all membranes
Il v.eSoeated this amendment of the Constitution
- vas the effect Of that amendment? II exclud
ss' 'Iree-tourths Of the free negroes from voting
4 81 u'u Mr.. Van Buren's friends vote in Congress
S subject of aboIishing slavery in the District?
q VI Nj Van Buren's friends from New York voted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

Western Indians.-The National Intell!gencer pup
fishes letter from near Fort Gibson, Arkansas lerr
tory, March a., which States Express had arrived
Pownees had murdered all the Traders at Cefses Trad
ing House, on Red River in the Pawnee country-one
man only escaped5O OF GO Americans and some Creeks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

How did his opponents from the same State vote
slavery in the District. '""s
-, How DID Francis Granger the Wing candidate for the
Vice Presidency, vote upon that question,
lie voted in favour of it,