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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02
(Irom The y. \. Ercning Star.)

Mn. JUSEs or NORTH CARoiISA. ASD EfRGIHGA.
.Er. Edi,m: Your proverbial affection for the cha!ac
and principles Of Mr. jefferson: has attached 10 your
name the best feelings Of The South, and | therefore
send you this for the columns Of the Evening Sta hay
ing doubt but that it will meet your appreciation. The
Of jefferson has been Of late years the subject Of
much vtupcralcn that many reasonable people who
yer examine ;pr themselves conclude from The num-
Der of his asailants that great sin in his life has
been but recently brought to light The last n c. Mir
ror contains extract from The Memorials Of n Carolina
by Mr. Jones Of that State; and there that that gen
llpnan continues his abuse of Mr. jefferson under The
euse Of defending his State. He hates Mr. jefferson
for principles and hates Virginia because she sproud Of
her native sd ge of freedom According him. Ar.Jcifer
sou stole sail the opinions and much Of the language Of
the Declaration Of independence from the Mlecklenburg
Declaration According 10 him Sir Walter Raleigh was
uothe Lord the sacred shore az jamestown and accord
ing 10 him the name Of Raleigh is connected with
other territory of the Union but that Of North Carolina
All these are and startling points, and contradcted
by every historian of any note and this historical Rsro
tuiioaisi expect Virginia to sit quietly, and wit
the degradation and insult Of her pIoudest feelings
MIR Jones sneers too, at MIR Randophs title of Gro
anoe, and says, he purIoined it from the annals of n
Carolina, But how this is he does not tell US. The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02
ALL PRlIGS!.
7EarssaEies state lottery,
Class -. =. :nL i-.iU.

Class 20. 70 ;0T i-5U
To he drawa at Baltimore, Sat"rony. Dec. ~ icI',
Srurvr-s:iO 800 Oti', 1000. 2:A'u, 2Fo, ~ 0'
I j;.n ~ Of ;,U0 20 Of 21G. 30 OF $50. Nc
Tickets only $40. J.,
\ certificate Of Il package Of p whole tickets viii be
sen, fIr ITO; packages "t shares, in p!nportIon
NJ In this ,:tcry all those tickets having no ara%n
number on ,icn, Will be- each entitled [" - "i'n '
,n, Ynu cannot 10 bette. than adventure IN tins
scheme. ,..r,
In all Lotteries for sale by 'he packing" or single ic"'
Ly the nuriy nj - : ,r
At The Virginia Lottery G"ec, directly amer me S!h
F,L. E7rr - no E#s and is nov: srI!:ag Capital
Prizes than a;iy other Ycpdcr in the known world
i. T. OT,!;rs in alt strictly conIial ~; >.
m Oiirts for TicMr;s from any part Of inc Ih'f"
States by Mail or otherwise. enclosing cash or pr'@e
tickets thankfully received and executed " fani"
a;i viii, the sane PROMPT attention personal applI-
cation aud The result given wtca rcqUested) nnedl-
arly after the Ir"wiGm-it addressed 10 ,,,
Ecy - iJ:t--2ij -. ~. NV l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

Roon0ke IS in tie Stale 0l Yirglnn, uhu B"ee
over much wider extent of that State than 1t does o.
EoI,h Carolina The estate of Mr. Randolph was sol o.
recy upon It's banks and there he was SoE ana 'O
J tt Tho name q slccco from the spot Of his BIRTH
rbc suiril with which, Mr. jones assaI!s Virginia. anu
every thing connected with her history eG'isi h;,,r
he must haze sau:r ;cnl concealed reason Tor ms
hatred and long as lie docs not m'stp!eset 'e $'
f. ar Ljs,u- be nuy Justify himself i'll the EYES oil
MANY: bu, could not permit his claim TO e' S!'et
Raleigh, rs the founder Of North Caroline, 10 pass ~
cnnlfadctcd nor let this occasion pa; 81!
ing word Vi de!rnce for the ia'nenlr y a,r;, "l
| Randolph. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02
September 30

AWANTED The situation Of r'i ::,,,5 III. tie
w wanted by i Gentleman aclH!i"'e" "''' ~,
Greek ard Roman Languages the higher DraTcIr' u
an English Education, and who has some Ah9"'D5 n
the Spanish lie vas, for several years. rN:' ornr
families Of the highest Responsibility to pre- , H.
rcntlrn,en for the University o: Dublin ana ",
arrival in this country was resident Classical s
in one Of the most DISTINGUISHED boarding schools i" H.
city Of New York Would have Objection 70 c'"?'.;
men, in a schooI-Can produce unqaesilona'e "''''
mails. Apply at this office. =
Nee 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

ER RUNAWAY IN JAlL.-Con'm'tted to ii'S 49, ,.,,.
Va Rockingham county, Va, Oh the -" o. II, :! ye,y
Der. 1886, sEcRo MAS named HARRY lie ,so ~: );
black, and about feet high supposed l" 'I rn
years Of age marks pcrceiTabe lie ''G %, r,n,,.
Committed to Jail, blue rans coat grey cassne PAM.
looms, striped vest, and black fur hat. >, y,,pr.
He states that he is The property OF Mr.. henry
Of Madison county. ,,opef.
The owner is requested to come forward PFc;e ds,i!
i, pay y he I.y dTects PETER IRlCk
'(' " " JaHor Of Rockingham eg""!
November Is To-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02
.3notAsr spiea"M h2nerM
40, 600 AND s'E's, goo.
100 prizes Of 81 900.
Ni1smilhEa A.GrMR,saE.% ElGsaeYN

Class. No > to be drawn December Il, lc:6.
Sr!rudid Capitalist Of $4,000, s;l5.AaD, $4,000,
81 GN0 , Of : 600. > Of 81 .2uG 800 Of m!O. &c.
Tickets $40: halves -: quarters 81 -.
Certificates will be forwarded fer ;Sl23-Siiares in
2Gan Capitals Of $50 o0n. 50 oao 2of S2n 600, Of
SInUnG, have brcn sold within few months, and ali
paid, as usual, n, Fortunes Lounge by BIGGER,
no has sud and paid more Capital Prizes than any
other vcnder in the u. States.
- Orders, as heretofore meet the most prcmp: and
confidential attention. and in all Gases the original
(Managers Tickets and Shares will be torwarded cen
sccuenLiy not liable 10 any mistake or dispute. The
Cash for oil Capital Prizes be had usual at Sg
the moment The drawings received.
NJ Please address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Corner opposite Tic Eogic Notc!
NJ All kinds Of uncuircnt mcmry bought at
BIGGER'S EXCHANGE.
Nav 20 J.'-ti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

SiTRAYED OR STOLEN, from Edward Nunnallys,
~ in Chesterfield, on Saturday. lie 9Th day Of Novcm.
Der, SEVEN BEEFES-four young steers. between 3
and years old barren and buffalo spotted
heiier. will give any reasonable reward for nnrn,a.
ton concerning them, or their delivery me near the
Nunnally, also near The half war house Ircommunica
ton be made by letter. it would find me- if addressed to
the Richmond Post Office
CHARLES B. QUlSENBERRY,
Section No. 6, K. and P. Railroad
Nov. 1S 56-4t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

1TOREIsTDIY% BOARDING SC!lOOI.-This Institution Is
- euincncc about nrunrih q" mile b"io" H."
borough OF Nosowh, kii.c Koaa tnhflA",
ii miles lhIiar"lpha
and heniy, the
picturesque the Sr!uykilL
with tho Seminary several Of rIcnanty su-
dcd land which steal exercises Of the pupils will bc limit
eL as no pupil will be allowed leave tie premises without
The pupils he make
frequent either tho principal Of the teachers
principal will devote attention to the health morals
The
OF study is thorough discipline parental in aud
effort &c render tho Institution worthy OF the conf
dcacc aud Pm tnnasc Of the community
Instruction VII! be carefully given oil the English
branccs-u Geography, with the Globes the projection Of
Mans: the Mathematical; and tho Latin Creek French aud German
languages and also il iacacsy Buay Natural fhosophy AID
burn, the winter of familiar Lectures Nau-
raj PHILOSOPHY Chemistry viii be- which will n iir'rtr
by appropriate experiments, Tor Which purpose tic SCHOOL oFcd
witt: The requisite appais:us ~
C. McIat Who will ni,o duri, g:
Lecture. 8otan:. M 81. graduate FROM the University of
Bernie (Swix. tine member Of FrecTs' Institution
n, lIo~v his practical su"w ledge OF teaching is
q'a'i'H' to be "sc'" i" I''s: TEK in1'"'''a'
Including board, wa.hin-, mendng: feel, lights
unl in the English branches, Si50 annun.
For The above with the Languages and Mathe-
mriirs, $40 DO 80
PAYMENTS quarterly in ah;nrr".
charges will he made excepting Tor class book and
tcnary, which WILL probably be from five dollars per
Norrisown, 1895. WA. n. HOUGI, Principal.
.Naritor', Fal sanI Jami:on Mr. Rot IlamiIl Mr.. Jas
i!oovcn Rev. Rot ,da;r Jas. NJ PawIns Esl Dan H. MrSe
~, Esr
i,,res: .cr,a, Pa.-Iona,aan Roborts, f:.l.
Bethlehem Pa--Dr. Stout.
Sar1egtcEcn, P!-Iir. Daniel Jaroly.
.Nrr pc Pa-Flon. sla. D. aShnm, Rich. D. Carson NJ D.
Hab0roarh PaNat b. hu!icau, Esq? Geo. Ii. Pawln. ESD
john II. IIiU, NJ. y.
Phialhia.C.C Cnyer D. D.. Alex. Henry Esp Ambrose
D.nc D. d. John X. Mitchell, 81. d. md Wn Gibon, II. D.
July IS. 20--wl2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

l.. 50! ima HE I ii: ID; ~" 80 - I
90 rl Net Lc. !rr i.au.'r coary. eight rc 49,,
(. orsr in the -u:c ri Ni!ci!t, Thursday. iI;s @ nj
p.rrn,,.r n-A if.ir, If mot. ia" ~ lar In. 1t! e -
5.isccH - aui 50 vG.ul;l' ai' !';"!@ N,GUtS
.,,iy r.a t.usu riTy tracts .; i.-Gi. h.,-
H.. nil i."i"-; %: corn, '"i - ha'- - ,l'. @
%,~. &c.: GcrS krly Ira.! cattle IL" ar..f :4, . ~
,.cr, &c, Heat ins and >Irir: u'hr: a!i: Re-. al
r va!ua!, still, 3 wheat :u ani maH! othcr @ r, f.
,,a,, - ta.,:iua Il,:r made hr0H Oh tie a -.,.
''''' E!l>i HH..T"H
yim;aty III i"rie ~ ;ir rsi .se.~--f
J.sIi iIc;.::.EE. de- de- amt .:&.:....r-. r..
EIl!,F3 MotsI,s. .,,-..-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

AIES LIVINGSTON, Draper and 7cior, opposite the
Of Messrs Z. j. s. James & Coz aud Charles Ellis
received from the North, supply of excellent and Fashionable
Cloths Cassmcrc md VenSs. He will make them up order
in style which be neIs himself cannot fail pcnsc lie ii"
vcs tine examination of his old patrons and the public generally
His LIBERAL they will probnhy with elsewhere
He is thankful for the lie has met WITH and will
his best deserve it, lie would
solicit the call Of tho public, confident that better acquaintance
wauld make them better cni All lie asks is fair trial. He
Hai excellent Of BnSors, Col
Gloves and Hosiery of rsnfc quality and Of dcEcp
ton. which liz offers gentlemen 10" prices
J i! for the Iuors Magazine published in New
York, hy J. ?. Williams & Co.
5l-ysw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02
saEasesEiss'ss
EnErFsuass'e es2aGI E2ES2sy Chsce,
RICHMOND. NlrG!HIA.

ror,unc's Lornsr, he piarc far CspitnlS
Drawing OF the Maryland State Lottery, lass No. -
in this lottery nil tickets having q: the drawn mum
brrs on them ale entitled 10 nett 50
- Is - q Is II - - II ~
Ticket II - 81 snug prize Of 81 900 sgd and paid
as usual At sight b. Bt'iht;,'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

NOTTCEA sooh Tailor wanns and very much wann. at
s Now Store Amelia The citizens of the place
accommodation of family
though would 10 pTeier'sbc-One that well
hesitate saying ill with nnch
believe that employment ba had
far Two hands. Address II. ROWLEIT & Co,
amelia c. r.. pa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

i|emnn', speech. His language was Simple, yet pure
md classcul-his manner easy and GRACEFUL and the
pea chsr Of his eoqusnce his manly and
honorable sentiments and the beautiful tone OF moral
feeling, which was mixed up with and Pervaded every
idea and expression. The effects upon 'hG meeting
r rowrrn, at the time and cannot be easily e:hced;
and atinusL m7ny neat and appropriate speech"s were
delivered by other gentlemen during the evening: II
was with rain hat tic company their distinguished
rurs, at length rise 10 leave them Mir SpndieI oa"o
Twice played Good night"
[-2tridgsd Jrorl Starring J""Tnat'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. val b: Presented I" IT, & G.l !
" :,,u.lv praying removal IL iisv isc::"' i.
~ II liz; tu#t DR.. Facets to- .r u a:a":i sos 80. II
III. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02


Jeffrey T. Davis and Sarah G. his wife, aud r""'''''
w. Farley, D'irn"ai>
This day TIE plaintiff By his Attorney @h' IT,.
his bill Against the defendants, and the G'!""@' 49,
frey r. Davis and wife having entered itir aH''
ancc aud giycn security according TO tie ac! OF :'S
bly, and IL" rules Of tbs Court and appearing b.
factory c?idencc that they not !"hl5an!a "' '''
Commonwealth on the motion of The pIhintl, " Is -
dercd That the said dp;'riG'.!s. Irt';"r l. 'a's '.
wife, 90 appear here on or h"Ure ~" :fsl Ni''','' "
December next and answer the pla!alI: h az" z -
security for performing such decree MS Ia" 1""r, 49,!
make heren and that copy Of this oT'' nc ioI:i'
inserted in some newspaper published IN the CAY 't %
mond, ANA connnc, !0r itioHtis "uccrs.i:''; 90"
that another copy be posted u? at the front '''' "a
Courthouse Of this county: .!ad IS jm;d'' "'
That the defendant, roshatan -. Farley !e u.
from ayine away or in any manner d.>ils:"Z t" o.
crcng. any money, goods effects, !" as n'. +, al
longing owing TO tie other defendants. :" - -.
t!icn 10 the amount Of hundred a@H r!Z''! ".,,
until the further order of the Court: an" !'''''
! awarded accordingly y Copr-Irs'G; v,.r G
! co,.;- On i2-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

6tOXCH MAkiNG.lhc sulse'ii.i-, having cseI.d i..
house directly The spot wh:fe Charles L. Chappc
IVA burnt arc prepared manufacture Carriages, apu
Burrcs Gigs Sulkirs aui Harness OF every description
bev have selected their haais principally o III" Northern c
and careful! I" cgr!oy no"" bet Tie f,! s.i
,rauc a. their business. Tr"f mac!'Hf hH"" b"n O-u
cue of the frm with ras ia the N":iIrrH mas VII II COZ
lilo ,hcr, 10 furnish rio rry &c "?cr :" 'H"'a-, !"n
low =, they cad PC sprrr :i<"" h.rc. ~ &n 81 ,. "
. III, rcy,rc.s Gnl IGspaic,I ErWtii ~ ri r,"s .-.c
Of rnlerin 10 car i;ar. which MI" II =; -;" rr, p
.:Gappc .y! Gitcah ;u,:h"i' fr;lre EI":i. .,
Cous an: il! ai,rGd ~: or":s "5 ~ @
e. =. = Il. =. Cii..I;f.3!
NR We would :Le 81. 4: 'o:s tc"" ;I s,",
H.: iacss, on y To- H. vcnrS old /. l. :; - Z. - e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

q PETITION will be- presented t. "a" 's'%' ''"-''
a laturc Of Virginia. praying ,llt II" tEa"na 'f
may be made lawful fence.
Nov II .i-wIv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

A ccrresonndeul OF the g. I. Courier and Enquirer
writing from New Orleans under date OF the DIN ln'
qi"cs the following interesting information IN relation 10
Ihr stale of affairs al Havana, Mexico and Texas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

Err. iliY Wl!.k!RHjE-E'"t E"l!"r: iHst -. .. -
'-- Lr, Eiv tn" - !ay Of u r":rr I.'- ,3
r<" o! robert !. r?c:hy. ia The r""rt oI r'. G-: r
m v.iuj . take the rp0uus u rl Gl. Ja., fa,. sal
!,r. To- ~ red yl"Hr", uroa n" t.! Z! . .
4 rulci. :!p.,!. ia" t"rrc!r ~ hs at ' 'ai'l t.g
i; y;,.! in rr: inaIt. #ai y":i--"! .Gt . l. U,.
l defend. a,s IT, from an" c:asc tie Ni" .u 70 s-,
,,.iory >h,Ii h. ':hcn "i tn day AIS" ' 81. l,g WI
IT, ,t.o &, Tie >aiYr place. .turiry. H.. ;.' r.hr;
nrE, i!.b.j y: wI:"i, tim" and i, "T .,: ..l .o,
,r,,.r Yours, g..
- JOHN NJ -. NGTrrfNGIp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

EuIin 3 2 mjts RI E;shmo.d, in..hghc iDage. orl
ulcwt II Minutes ridc IN tie H;rhmond G"A Lrt,;..
Ga,g R@1.rogd c"rs rhch Pass ii! o"gL lis ie.tl.r
i,r, or three HmrS nr!"g
VIE subscriber Offers irr T. H. Nursery " va;ii. o., &c.,
pes y Pears il do Pna:; II 10 Pe@rts': - C-,.:
In ,yg.ui. Nr:.Hrac; 20 &! mnna: Ii-: 20 ,.
M q ,nx.,"r,ic- Cuiar>: Eas!I.;:! saI ,.r
H,Is!y all gated from Trees in III c:u& ~
,l enhances n,haps. s@lrcli" OF Fru Trees, .,r -
s,.,.. u u, H., c.i;r OF Virginia. the Tree -.rJ.
~ ,ua,y ri ,hrar !aIr fruit Il tII- Kim.
l.nri.uos ~ ith 'ir, Tor ran''". 1Hy g. ia i.i
,n,,, E,: niicr: q; r:c Sur" -. hoo.S T. ~ ~ i,,N T. g.
@ Al Nr, prsmot seed ,u; rcg. si":,H. ...r> M
lrt .n, uiil5 ir,n::uly ri'ru"cd -.
Wv IL. n--v24i JOSEPH INT, =
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-17
PENNSYLVANIA.

The result of the Presidential cleo.
tial in this State is still uncertain. The
Philadelphia y. S. Gazette of Thursday
claims the State for Harrison by a ma
jority Of about 1000; while the Senti-
mel, OF the same day, claims it for Van
Buren, by o0OO.-In both these esti-
mates seven or eight counties remained
to be heard from. Other papers speak
OF the result as extremely doubtful: the
contest is considered so close as 10 rem
der il probable that it may not be known
on which side the majority is until the
official returns are received and com.
pared at Harrisburg, the seat Of Gov
eminent. This may be the latter part
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-17
Diu;sion IF Deposites among the STATES

The Secretary OF the Treasury has no,i.
ned the Bank of Virginia that he shall draw
on that hank, few days after the fist OF
january, in favor of the Treasurer of Viz.
glnIa. tor abou, $50 900 dollars, " ich " in
OF course, he previously deposited in the
bank. This ratio will give to the State
about 1900 900 dollars 10y the lst Of Ocru.
Der next, and make the whole dis,ribulahIe
sum about or upwards of 36 900 900, includ.
ing Michigan Rich Eng
Note by The Globe.-On inquiry, we learn
That similar notice has been sen, To the de.
Posile banks in every State in The Union
giving TO each which will he called ON ncxi
january, seasonahle notice of the probable
amount il will then, and quarterly during
1887, he required 10 pay over, either TO The
Stale IN which il is situated, or to some other
State near, where IA sufficient share of the
public money is moi deposited
Besides this the extraordinary calls on the
Treasury TO meet very large appropriations
at The most distant points, whether 10 specie
or otherwise, have all been provide for sea.
s"nahiy, beforehand, and punc,uaIIy met.
without, we believe single exception.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-17
MORE RESERVATIONS IN THtr
ARMY

Investigations in the army continue.
A late Globe furnishes the following Off.
cial list Of designations, which have been
accepted BY the President, to take effec,
at the date opposite each name, res.
pectively:
Captain IT. A. Thompson, ith Art.
Oct. Is, 1886
LIST Lieutenant A. Beckley, 9TH Ar
sillery. Oct. "a. 1896.
LIST Lieut.. L. S. Brown, Corps of En-.
sineers. Oct. 81, 1886.
LIST Lieutenant G. w. Cass, 7th In.
fantry, Oct. 26, 1886.
End Lieutenant J. III. Leayenwar,I,
end Infantry, Oct. 81, 1896.
End Lieutenant G. G. Meade, Sd Ar.
tillery. Oct. 81, 1896.
I'd Lieutenant d. P. Dewitt, I'd Ar.
hllery, Oct. Sd, 1896.
Bvt. I'd Lieutenant r. S. Smith op6
Infantry, October 10, 1899
Bvt. ID Lieutenant 4. p. ChiIfeIIe
1th Infantry, Sept. 30, 1876.
Paymastcr Neville, Oct. "a, 1896.
Paymastrr Hayne, Oct. %, 1896.
By order Of Maj. Gen. MAcomn.
r. JONES. Ad't Gen"
The reason Of these designations we
nave given heretofore-being the APP.
pointment Of citizens to distinguished
stations in the army over meritorious of.
iicers long in the service. Ninety off.
GERS IN all. are stated to have resigned
since the LIST Of July.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-17

BY letter from Vera Cruz, publish
ed on the Exchange Board. we notice
the arrival there Of a Government brig
Of war of 367 tons, mounting eighteen
Founders, and we'll armed and equipped
tor six-months' cruize. This vessel has
oeen recently built at Baltimore for the
Mexican service. We notice further.
that Gen. Bravo is about to put himself
at the head Of Is, 900 or 2O, 900 ri men.
to make grand descent upon Texas,
and that the Mexican Government hay.
raised a loan Of 500 600 dollars TO defray
the expenses Of their belligerept move.
mehts. BuStamente is also TO be recall,
co. and will shortly arrive, it is said,
from France, where he has been in ex.
lie, TO be placed at the head Of the adj
nInIstration OF the Government.-Nfw
Oledns Bulletin.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-17

Il memorial to the Legislature of Vir-
stnia is published in the winchester
Republican praying tina. survey be
granted for route for a graded road up
this Valley, commencing at Winchester,
and running by Croudson's old mill on
Cedar creek, thence up with or near the
back road to Arthur's Iron Works, on
Stony Creek, in Shenandoah county,
and thence by the most direct and prac.
ticable route to point on the Warm
Springs road at or near Harrisonburg,
The memorialists represent the route to
be the most direct and practicable thai
can any where be selected UP through
this Valley, and that "from fifteen to
twenty miles will be saved in the loca-
ton of the sane."
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-17
n EW YORK.

We learn from stage passenger that
Van Buren's majority in the city of New
York was about 500, and that in the
counties heard from, being as far West
as Cayuga, Gen. Harrison was thirteen
thousand ahead. This is unexpected
news. Gen. Jachson's majority in the
city, in 1892, was 5,547, and the com
plexion Of the first returns from the
counties decidedly in his favour-not.
outstanding which he carried the State
by but $3.50.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-17
ABOEITIONfSM

we have received among orr excb,,rs
papers, copy Of the " Friend of Mar, %
paper published al Utica, N. Y. under the
auspices OF the Anti Slavery Society Of N.
iofK; IL contains an account of the second
annual meeting OF that society, which was
attended by 400 delegates. II was voted 10
raise me coming year, len thousand dollars.
, ,u 'n"osahn OF which were Contributed on
me spot, 10 disseminate The doctrines Of The
Society. 0' VI"
The resolutions are of The stroncas, c.s,
and ev'noe a determination TO persevere ~
an hazards. They assert that the crisis CALI
loudly Tor more extensive circulation of
anu slavery publications, and that il is their
uniy u" get at least one anti slavery period-
zeal INTO every idmi!y in The land
Ihey assert that AbolitoBism Is moi on
mo DECLINE, but on the advance in the State
Of New York and .hey urge upon "eyery
county, town and district, 10 obtain sigma
lures to petitions TO Congress to abolish Jo.
Ucry IN the District IF Columbia. and The ter
r"ortes-to put stop TO The internal slays
n q. w ana ,oProh'ot the expectation ofsJuyey
They also resolved, That the people Of N,
York fought 20 petition their nexf J,o,;si,,
ture to memerisiize the National conSrss.
IN IT'S legislative capacity, 10 abolish sl,ve,y
10 The District Of Columbia, and the ;niernst
Save trade now carried on in that Districr
aDo between the several Siates.''
The editor Of the paper from which ws
quote, boasts Of having achieved victory n.
yer The opinions of those who last year head
60 'he Inoos against them, and intimates that
profession OF AbolitioDism is now neco,s.N
~ 10 The success Of political aspiranis He
says AN election is now pending and he
VINO wishes seat in Congress, must no,r
ask ieacc Of Hbolitionists. u ''0'0
Gerrt Smith, once the active p,,ron n
Coicnizatiob, has been elected pres;den, oe
The New York An!i-Slavery Society. VI
Richmond Comp.
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A statement has been published by the
Gierk OF the Richmond aud fredericksburg
Haii ltoad company, showing tie amount Of
revenue received each month since any nor.
tion oil the road has been in use. The 40.
greSate amount is S32 ,4SO 80. Out of this
income The President and Directors have li,
Iected ii $50 81, for necessary current and
probable contingent expenses, and have di.
pdsd the balance of S17 500 among the
Stockholders, being 50 so cents on each
share and much more than six per CEN, Of
interest, on the cost OF tina. portion Of the
road which produced the income.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

Contrary 20 all expectation, Harrison
mas come very near carrying this State.
Returns have been received from IO3
towns out of 1876. which give Van Bu-
rem majority Of 100! The calculation
now Is that he has carried the State by
probably $50.