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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
UNIVERSITY OF YIRarnrA

We are rejoicsd to state that the un.
fortunate differences, between the Fa.
Guilty and Students Of the Uniye risty Of
Virginia. have been adjusted, in man
ner satisfactory to ell parties. The dis
missed students Published in the Char
iottesviile Republicans, Of "Wednesday
an exposition Of their views Of the con.
strueiion Of the Statutes, and. a. an act
OF justice. the Editor prefaced them bv
she Circular prepared by the Facultv.
Inc same paper. however. in Postscript,
announces that the Faculty, on Tues.
day Evening, bad passed The following
resolution. In this aspect Of the case.
We do MOI think further publicity ought
TO be given, either 10 the Circular or 10
the Exposition Of the Students. We
hope all will Immediately enter. and
that the studies Of the Universitv NAV
not be sgain interrupted.
lFSstsrieksssrg .srssa, Nee. IS.
Fsa iAs ck~rionssviIis RspsS.issa-
POSTSCRIPT.
Tuesday kigh - s'sisek.
The Faculty in passing the follov;n0
nave placed themselves in the proper
attitude. No student can now hentate
to return. The company being dis
miased and disbanded, the st,sdenfs Tor
whose use the arms were intended
have disposed Of them for the present.
and that difficulty has been removed.
~ the afonemenf mentioned. onlv
that apology which IL due IRON. one cen.
tiecsan to another for an assauit. ia In.
teaded. Papers which have noticed
this affair will please insert this.
Whereas. by resolution of The lQtb
INST; the Faculty dismissed from the
uaiversity, for introducing and keeping
arms within the precincts, in violation
OF the Laws Of the institution, the fol-
loving students-i
And whereas the students of
the University in full and general
meeting assembled. have unanimously
represented that the said dismissed stu.
dents committed the act for which thew
were dismissed under the impression
mai they were authorised In do so bv
the laws Of the institution, and PROPOSE
IN their proceedings to obtain the sense
OF the Board Of Visitors, as TO the true
construction Of said laws, and in the
mean time pledge themselves that no
arms shall be introduced within the
preeInets--and whereas, whilst the Pa
Guilty are perfectly Satisfied Of the cor
rectness OF their own construction Of
the laws, and Of their duty 10 enforce
them according TO their construction.
ihey ere nevertheless willing for The
reasons above stated, add under the
special circumstances of this case. nov
70 se-sdmIt the above named students.
Therefore
Resolved. That these students who
think proper 10 Teturn. oftbpve dismiss.
ed, Aforesaid, be admitted upon appli-
cation 70 the Chairman Of the Faculty.
and upen diselaiming any participated
IA the principal acts Of riot aud violeoes.
OF u they cannot discIaim such paslici.
paiion' making proper aiouement there
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

Ne. cIASTox, = distinguished whIg Senator
n Congress. frO@ Delaware, has resigned hIs
seat Ia THAI body.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

Anporfatisa II Brsad--Thers su;v-
- - TIE pogt q New Yask. on Thurs.
Day lest, eisvsu thonsana sseks -
wase lsen diasFeat paFis q Eapoos
stz 80 sesp Eoa I.ondoa; ala l.sr,
o !. s,Aa rem llsuburgh; 80
$50 - Fye.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
THE MAILS.

me Aisxsodria Gazette Is eonpliuen,isx
Mr.. keodali Zoe ~ promptnsss and iibsnIisy
which do him honor, |" In establishing IN .Ex-
ira mail for The ssnvesisscs Of ths ci,ixs..
OF mat town. For our Own parts, No have no
such eeap'insns 10 bssaov. These iser,,s-
% sceo@nodssioos % Aisxandria and el,s-
~hsFs' have been nsds. We fear, 81 ne en-
psase Of other pisees. Herr, for instance. nm
III The Presidential slectiou commenced -.
received = mail daily fron The East ana now.
"hsn iss inportanee b greatly increased. j,
70 seen creeping In twice OF thrice q week only.
The mail from Bsiiinore, Washington. &c.
arrives daily, - usual, at Narpso-Fery-s
miies east Of Chsriestswn- -and The portion Of
e due this place, lies thcre three DAYS. gene
rally. before Il 10 Forwarded --tha. Il, from
Monday morning tiii the following TAur.-
dsy' This . The arrangement, and these the
"naii accommodation. "ss, eiiizsss are f.
voFsd with, whilst Others, no moro entitled %
Extras" "ExPresses," &C., than ve, ara
ooassing Of tbs .iiberaIiiy" Of The Post aa.,.r
0eaerai. and Of their great mail fsoiliti.. -
This state Of things. We think, inseribes, On
the lat OF Mr.. KendaiIs duiies, In character,
too iesieie 70 bs overlooked, tho task Of r.
5'r". aud The correetion Of the abusss Of
which our citizens 90 Justly complain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01
RESULT OF rsE ELECTIONS.

The following States, wiih ne aansxsa
number OF Electoral votes. are Jet 10 b heard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

U. .. Ssasiov Jrs~ GssVgiG-TAe Hon
ALSsEO cvTHsEar hes besA reelected U. s
seostOs from this State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

The Legislature Of North Carolina met q
Ralsish on the aiss Instant sush waddIs
Whis. vas elected Speaker Of Tho Senate b,
two votes majority. s0d william u. Haywood
V. B., Speaker Of The House Of Commons, b,
ssvsa votes majority. An election Gor U. 3
Senator viii take place IN . Esv days. II h
stated thss Mr.. Mangun win not BE- . saudl
date Gor reelection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

TIE Pagtsszship AssvtoSsrs .zi~si-v E.s..-,.
- unsEFalensd. ~ - paAsisaaioS ~ -
.,cansse CSussna AHs CaNRsnRa. n a. 49,
e,serssrs ~ naoeaal eeseeaf ia r..haf-asf~..
80 seetlasaea ~ WEAEEAa %. Davis. - -.
easaa SO - - sd. 80 - 49, - -
agaaaea y Sili ~ assiisA. -
gOaN q. aAas.AMRR.
assA@ead. Nov. ". Isss. '''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

JsHs v. l. M'MAsoz, Of Baltimore, and
WH' PAies, Of Washington county. recently
elected 70 The Senate Of ssryland, decline &c
ssPtiaS the appOininsal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-01

MAhYLAND--rhs old Senate, which had
PronPtiy ooeysd the call Of he 0cvesnor, %
meet on Monday the 2ist dispsrssd again On
hndins that nev ssaats had beea appointed.
= quorum Of the House wa formed on Moo
day, and officers appointed on Tuesday. A
the House could not adjourn withou, the
agreement Of the Senate. they had TO await
until the new Senate arrived. On wednesday
they were employed oD the sub zee, q tAe pub
lie printing. appointing committees. &c.
TAs aosss e Dsiegs,ss Of Asryl.ad. slter
vsitiag for week Eor the srEaaiz.,ioa Of de
Senate. sdjoarRsd @ Saturday last, 10 The dsy
arsd - Law for eo@measinE The sssslons Of The
Gessral Assembly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19
TIE ST.lU.NTO.N CONTE.r1ION
Buick Spirits and white. .

The last Stanton Spectator furnishes the oIcl' ?,
cecdlngs OF this aboriive Convention. IL appears -
there were only 10 counties, out Of Ii counties ana
roughs represenled-and only IS Delegates pIrSrr,i'
told ,Incudingcven Mr. Jno McCuc the deicga:ro OF
ngton College, They nominate Gen Harrison as
vori,e candidate; but they adopt The WINE ,,a
Ticket, and in their address to the people Of rsa' @
pose consolidation Of the interests oil ii'r!s'"
White, and assipn their for running this o?u
bic sho,,ed Janus faced Ticket. They set ouI ~a,
narrowing the candidates to three, McssFs. M Daniel
White and flarrson.) remembering totwsa hs DI
Webster. who may bear OH some o! tne om
considerations of local character decided pe'tsI ,be
has been exhibited for Judge White whilst a.s,s
Western part of the State we have witnessed ..;ms Of
lions of an equally strong partially for the ci ,,"o,o
Cen Harrison They dec are, that they I'e Of par.
Conyentionists) are engaged, not as the for
tcuIar individually striving to effect their e'se''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19
HONORS 10 Mr.. Madison.

The COMMITTEE appointed by The citizens Of Rich.
mond on the 9Th instant, and charged with the direction
Of the funeral socmnes of the eow-citlzen JAN Els
MADISON have performed that duty, and adopted The
following Resolutions and O.der of Procession in COM
menoration OF event of such deep national regret:
]. RcsOlrcd, That Monday, the 18th instant, be set
apart day of pnblic mourning, and that upon that
day. the merchants be requested TO close their DOORS and
tic citizens to suspend all business.
,. Rcs0ircL That the Executive be requested 10 per-
nit the bell to be tolled from sunrise 10 sunset Of that
day, and to have minute guns fred IN The morning and
evcn!ngtlc t0llng Of The bell to be suspended during
the ceremonies on the Public Square.
,. Rcsotred That those who have the charge of the
Churches and Public Buildings in the CITY be requested
the bells OF the be ol!ed during the pro-
crSsinn and until the discharge OF single gun at the
Dollhouse shall give ignal OF the commencement OF the
ceremonies the Public Square, when the toing Of all
the bells will cease.
A. Resolccd That il be recommended to the citizens
Of Richmond and Manchester, and the neighboring
ties assemble precisely at 10 o'clock in the morning
Of the said day at the Union Hotel TO unite in funeral
procession That the Military, the Masonic, and other
organised societies, he requested TO join in the ceremo-
Of the day; and that the Executive he requested to
permit tle Public Guard to attend and unite with their
trl!ow-ctzcns the occasion.
;. ReSoiscd That the Grafton appointed to be deliver
cd this occasion. be delivered the pitol Square
That suitable arrangements be made for the accomno-
dation Of the citizens attending; and that committee OF
persons be appointed 10 direct and superlntend
such arran gcu!ents.
&. Ecsoleed That the Reverend Clergy be requested
to unite in the procession, and to open and conclude the
soemnitics Of the day with prayer:
I. ReSolred That the order OF Procession shall be as
follows viz:
/. Tie Committee Of Arrangement, with military
detachment in front
= The Executive and Officers of Government
g. The Officers and Soldiers OF the Revolution and of
the Army and Navy of the United States.
!. The Reverend Clergy.
s. The Relations of The Deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19

6. The Judges Of the State ana Federal Cor r,,...
and their officers "',
7. The Aayor and Corporate Authorities o. Eich,,
and Manchester ''a
{. The Masonic Societies.
.. The Teachers of Soho Dis and their Pup:;
lD The Citizens of Richmond and hanchcslr, >,
the neighboring counties; AMI Strangers ~"4>
H. The Military, with wh1 IN the Chestrlfcid,ro,
Cavalry are requested 10 unite I"
r. The Procession 10 fora at 10 nclnrl. L,,.,,,
Union Hotel, and move iroL thence al la!f M, "e
through street to the cornI ri 9th stre,,,IS"
through 9th street II. street ihencv down r ,,"
tn. Capitol Square entering this square at the oa w
poste to the City Hall. r
- So soon as the procession shall have Reached =,
Square and the citizens shall be canged in ur,, h. =.
Committee appointed IN pursuance q! the 9TH rrs,l,,;I
the RELIGIOUS Exercises shall comm nee the sj,,,i
Lay::c been fired. after which ir Dtat,n si,5I I' ~"
livcrrG, and Tie sonl"tirs CT the Jay concluded H.
prayer.
A. There shall be one Marshal anl eight ass;s,,,,,
appointed order aud conduct Tic pr, rssion
-. Tho Marshal and Cavalry. with such pc: ao.s .
are unable 10 attend on foo, viii be on lr!>r..rt--,
latter vii! take place in Of The Cuvah
IT, Carriages to fall in o. Tie proc,. sion.
Re$OirrG, That Major General liarrie he appointed: -
act rs Marshal, and liza. General Lambert Crl Cay.
ton, Col Rutherford, Col. McCrcr-Y, Maj. T4Imas
Capt. Wren, Capt. Bigger, and Capt. }. B. ilc.llg4,
be appointed to act assistants.
RcsOiccd That Capt. Boiling, Mrs+rs. r. G. SGT,
Robt e. Nicholas, James +. Heath. !,rchd P.r1>,,'
Major G. II. Hyde, and Captain VIM. Il! Richardson
appointed Committee Of Ar:agyement-in pu:su.rc. -.
the 9th resolution.
The Committee announce to 81" public tia, tlev Var,
in pursuance of the resolution OF The meeting q, ina
Citizens, on the 1th Instant. co3!elrrd Wit! u !i!aa 4
MaciIriand Esq, ami that he has Kindly culS.:L =.
deliver the Grafton the twenty filth Instant
By 0rdcr ~ IT.. Cc:Hm'HsC,
JOHN. BnOCKEhBEOUGll Cha!rna,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19
TIE Y .lS

IMPORTANT FROM TEXAs.-Mr Hill, gentleman i'm.
medaely from Texas passed through city Satur.
day last, and has been lind enough to furnish US will,
the following interesting information from hcxio and
Texas. He states that Immediately previous 10 his de-
parture from Texas The proclamation of the Mexican 70
vernmcnt handed him, containing call for - 900
and 81 0G0 900 for campaign against Texas Urea
was appointed conauder-n chief OF the Mexican fu
to lie sent TO that country. Both the civil and military
authorities Of Texas, were pre- pairing for vigorous
pagn i'll the fall Volunteers are still needed. Mr. H.
states that the people of our country need indulge
apprehensnns for the security Of Santa Anna und Co.'S
that Santa Anna Is ever permitted 10 leave Texas, it
vii! be under The guarantee Of treaty Of peace; and
that Cos is certain to fall victim 10 his dishonorabe
violation of the faith reposed in him BY the Texian
mander The farmers are planting corn and repairing
far as possible The devastation wrought by their enc
my-haySciHe (k) Monitor, Juiy7.
(tromMe .Naichitochcs Gazette Of JunelS)
General Samuel Houston, COMMANDMENTS Chic + Of
the Texan army, arrived in this town in the Caspian and
has taken lodgings at Cook g. Porter's hotel.
Extract of letter from a. Hoichkiss TO 4 gentleman
residing in Na,chitnches, dated
"SAS AUGUSTINE, Texas, June 10
{" have arrived from San Antonio-The Camanclie
Indians came into San Antonio and nsued the hlex-
Garrson,-sole their horses and other property;
after which, the Mexican Garrison blew up the Alamo
and also the fortress Goliad and retreated to hala
moras."
The following from the New Orleans Courier of the
10Th ut refers, suspect 10 Col. Wisoa aud the La
dies Legion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19
ssasX,s,'S
Exchange ssiszs EOEsea'y office,
RICHMOND EIKGISIA

lloYT anxious to serve his country friends, who
parunIzng him so literally. lays before them the fol-
lowing splendid schemes, that they may have oppnr
tunity Of enEiching themselves we'll a. e==
nearer the Lotteries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19
$50 .OG0,I C.3PIT.YL PRIZE.

S30,0C0!! CAPITAL PRIZE.
Virginia LerSbnrg .4cadtmy Lottery, No. d,
Draws Both July, ISIS.
Grand Cap,als-s3O,00 900, 10000 6,0Oo 5000, 80 Of
LOCO, &c. &c.
Amounting 10 SlSG,l2 nearly half a million of mo-
ney.-Wholc Tickets SO, halves 50, quarters $! o.
a certificate Of package Of - whole tickets IN this
magnificent Lottery will be cent for $40, and shares in
proportion.
s2OOOO go prrzrs OF s20GO-s40 600!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 81, draws Sd Au.
gust drawing received on Friday, the 9Th.
Splendid scheme, prize of S2O,0UO 20 of 1000 max
ing no. 900, &c, &c, amounting 10 :S27O,l 100.
Whole tickets IS, halves 50 50, quarters 81 p.
certificate Of package Of % whole tickets will be for
warded for SG5. Shares in proportion.
To be had in packages single tickets in the greatest
variety, at the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the
sign of the Eag lie.
n Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States bv Mail or otherwise enclosing cash prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention as personal appl!-
cation, and the result given (whcn rcquescd) iin;cdi-
atcv after the Gra@ing--f addressed to
July 10 [2l-Hl D. NJ. HOYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19

HTrxrAxs-Two hundred and fifty Of the real mint
ess of Kentucky arrived Ibis morning, from Lnu'svie'
on their way Texas 1t is stated that It rs .ne,i "s In,
tenon to try their skill! and The efficacy OF tn@. 's
on the Nlex;cans, and after getting rid oil the warmth
lake the sage advice Of Gen Houston; that Isl liant
Corn :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19

1G0 foot volunteers, and forty friendly Indians, TO him
The Indians in the swamp, who may amount 10 ABOUT o
warriors supposed TO have with them mol only nearly
all the Creek slaves but most vi The Glachs aheh III TIE
war from people. .
think it IMPOSSIBLE for the hostile fugItlves to escape
Below the swamp, towards Florida there "iae tac'
of open fine wood country, and Colonel bea wall nave:
by night about duo volunteer horse VILE MN, tesdeS
MANY individual volunteers of Baker county.
send COPIES of letters addressed by me to Brgadier
General Moore and Lieutenant Johnson OF the Navy.
II srpns howe YER that have not bruug lit with the
copy Of NV communication to Brigader General Woo,
which was despatched from this place yesterday morning
In that letter gave him statement of affairs in this
quarter and said that should probably be able to send
him, if needed, the detachment OF u 5. marines and
some COMPANIES belonging 10 tho upper country o.! Gror
gu and AabamG) Of volunteers.
have report from The parties of horse ordered 10
pursue the sixteen hostile Creeks, who got across the
Cha.laIoocliec the Sd instant eighteen miles below
this THIS party Of fugtves cannot escape.
In haste, remain, with great respect, your mos, ODE
dicEt servant ~
(Signed) WINFIELD SCOTT.
Brigadirr Gen JONES,
.4djutnnt Gen. L. States Army.
Extract Of Letter dated July5.
The report of jim Henry surrender is true-he gave
himself up 10 Jim Boy Zone Of the leaders OF Tic friendly
ndans.) Friday last. Instead of being on the way
Florida, Supposed he i'll the Creek nation:
and but few miles from Tuskcgee. Nea Matilda, TO-
gctcr with 500 other hoslrcs, including men, women
and children, the day, nached off 10 Ar.
kansas They TO travel all the way by steamboats,
from Montgomery, Alabama. The Creek difficulties
supposed TO be over
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19

yEYHE next session uf Mr. Bouldins School at Char
q lotte Court. Hnuse, will the first day Of
August and conclude the 2Oh Of December. Tuition,
S2 in aGcancc besides this each boy will pay dol
lar for fuel and rent No deduction will he made
for lost lime or late entrance.
THOMAS r. BOCLDlN.
july ~. 2l-1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19
S21. 900 C.3PIT3L-Tckcis

Drawing Of the Virginia Welsburg Lottery, No 3,
% 81 30 3 II GG - II 2!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19

500 900 C.iPIT7L-Tickcis So.
.MrWand Lottcry. No. l5-draws !3til Of July,
CaPtaIs-$20 goo, G,G00, 3DUO, 1890, II Of 900,
Sc. &c: amounting TO Sill GEO.
Whole tickets only 50. halves - 80, quarters 81 %.
y certificate Of package Of - whole tickets will be
forwarded for SOB, and shares in proportion,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19

Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. %,
% Ii % G3 G. 80 q 80 81 70 If 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19
GoOd Luck yet at HOyt'S !

Drawn numbers in Lecsburg, Extra No. Z,
! - d. 80 IS 20 g. 3 II Go
Nos. IS ~, another Capital Prize, sold and paid on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19

ATOTlCE.-Al Persons indebted TO The late firm of
" JEaSlyos, MoLLAS & Co.. are requested to nuke
aylnent Mr. Russell Kennedy at the store lately
cupied by said r or, if more convenient to any, pay
ment can be made TO lis in Petersburg.
PAUL, NOLAN s. co.
Richmond, July IL, 1896. 2l-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19

NTRS. REBECCA ELLZEY will take possession,
I'VE about the LIST Of August, Of The House adjacent to
the Washington Tavern and near the Capito-no" &C.
cupied as boarding house BY Mrs. Saunders, and io.
mery by Mr.. Thomas Nelson. She informs her friends
and the public thai she will receive boarders transient
yearly on the usual terms Members Of the Legislature
are informed that several Of her best will be
served for their during the next session. if timely APP
pcaun he made.
Richmond, July ID 2l-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19
Ertrnct Of letter, Gattd
M,r,.,nv,s Iuur II l.,

FEED"RlcKsErRG, July l3.-Thc President Of The U.
States passed through town Monday, on his way to
his residence in Tennessee -Heraid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19
From tie n. Globe, JuIy Isl

=, SOUTH,
Go. eolumhns, Geo, July 9th, 1876. :
business with his ESceiency Governor schey and Shall
have had no report from Major- General Jcsup since
west, on the Sd instant - '''e'
By letter just received from Colonel Bealj. ls,rn
that he has the party Indians he sent in pursuit f
shut up in large swamp, in Baker county, about nd
miles below this, and little southeast of Fort Gaines
He has had several affairs with that party killed nine
and wounded many more. The swamp being long and
deep, he has called for reinfocements, and am in the
act sending Oft in two steamboats,, which will probably
ascend the Flint river some twenty forty miles, about
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19

1857, Jan. l.-Estimated bal
ancc Of unappropria,ed money
in the Treasury, .........
Appropriations for Indian wars,
treaties. &c, for public works,
and for the service Of 1896,
which will probably remai.
unexpended al the close oflhe
year. 10 10 Is ruillions--say,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24
THE GENERAL. AssrMpI.y

ne business OF legislation concluded yesterday
In both branches of the General Assembly Alltbe bs
~ passed both In the House aud the Senate and the
enroiing was finished last nght-so that nothing re-
as 10 DC done but for the Speakers aix their sig
natures TO the acts The large number of 1888 bills have
peeh passed this sessonl50 of which have been en-
crossed during the last eight days. and resolutions al
most without number resolution for the adjourn
SINE de this day, adopted yesterday by both
o.anches, and will probably be fulfilled about one
or ian The as-and laws perhaps carved out for
e sessions Acts than almost any previous Legislature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-24

accordingly addressed letter 10 Mr. Jones inou;ring
nio uie matter, ia order that might be- enabled to
contradict 1t upon the highest authority His answer
wiz DC found below, and is of character at once TO
move all doubts on the subject OF his still remaining
faithful to his party and the people. The object of the
report IN question, put into circulation at this moment
IN Virginia. is perfectly apparent The spring elections
are about TO take place, Abolition is the Wing scare.
crow, and we have doubt that emssares from head
quarters are securing every part of Virginia. dropping
very where IN their progress such ISLANDERS upon Mr.
van Duren aud the Democratic Representatives. i'm Con
gress from this State that circulated here and which
isiuiiy met and reiuted by the letter of MIR. Jones
Petersburg Constellation.
m "WAsHISoToS Cry 10th March.
Dedr Sr 81 have the honor TO ackno Wedge the
OF your letter of the 9Th inst in which YOU state
,hefe Is report in circulation which represents me TO
nave SAID that having discovered Mr. Van Buren, TO be
violent Abolitionst, | had withdrawn myself from the
ranks ofhs supporters ~
IS que to myself TO say, that person has been
oy me, to put into circulation any such report
a"u at nave at no time used the remarks attributed 10
me, or any oil the like import. My political opinions
nave undergone no change whatever since have had
,ne honor oil seat in Congress- 1t is also due 10 Mr.
van Buren, that should say, have neither seen or
heard any thing, since have been in Washington
wch can Tor moment the belief that lac ay ors
In the slightest degree the views the Abolitioniss
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
j w JONES'"