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pool will be regarded o! the most expedIuousa-
tavorte conveyances tina: ever tTaversed the rct1m
She has upwards Of forty berths engaged. Th" i
yerpool brought the Presidents Message to Er-Ia''
and she will be the first TO convey the Queen Sret'
the opening of Parliament, across the Atlantic
[LirrY00t Garner.
The Paris papers Of Friday February LIST, annonh''
that Cabinet Council had been held at the Pailrr O
the Tuilleres when it resolved that the ChainVoi
Deputies should be dissolved
Accordingly the MonIrcur Of The next day coaa.Hs'
the following royal ordinance
"Ccusidering article AZ Of tho CONSTITUTIONS! thl;''
considering the law Of The lgih ol hPIil, Id -''
the report Of orr Minister, Secretary OF State q" 'r
Department of the Interior, We have oIdaIaed a"~ -
ordain q: follows
"'Ar,. /. The Chamber OF Deputies is dissolved
"'2 The Electoral Colleges aIe convok"d i'' = "
March next for the purpose Of eIectng each cfp'H
1.-THE two Electoral! Colleges Of Corsica are G."
voked for the same purpose for the 9th OF hfTch h'1
'''3 The Chamber Of Peers and Chlmbcr o! Dv?-
ties are conyoked for the 26lh Of March next
This step was considered of a serious character B? NJ
Of the Partisan papers. At the EGGrse the fHrc'
duced b. it unFayorsb!e. The funds fell more '
hall per They bseqnen.ly rallied. ii'h'
understanding that the dissolution was not tr3!y
ed but left off 30 ceHIimes lover taa on MeI'''I''
The papers state that ihe Ministry w0uG G""s'-
slight modification before the commence"', ".
new session. Genera! Bernard and Admiral No'''..'
would retire The Ministry al War you'd De oHr''1
Marshal Vaee and tha, 0: Marine 10 Admiral bl'''"
twas no, considered likely, however that either %'-
accept Office.
The deputies of the left, 10 the number Of o. as.
ted al the residence Of II. OdIi!on Ba!'6', ana q
strong observations On the steps taken by '"e 49,
adopted a series Of resolutions, Of which vas
support with all their might, and 10 secure, II poe
the reelection Of the 2l3 deputies who Toe' go,
the Ministry in the several divisions wIIc" 700"
in the Chamber on the address in answer :" lhr
Speech" Ia order 10 gva effect to THIS reso W.,
opposition papers publish the unmes OF those 't
The ;roniteur, after long review OF the e'rh' 49,
led 10 the dissolution arrives at the cohccs'" S,.
became the duty Of Ministers 10 resume the ir'"s
er and 10 dissolve the Chambers, in order 70 '"'
the country the government ola Parliamentary I &C..
The opposition journals state that very s'o15 Il,
ing Of indignation pervaded The pubic IN 9r,,,
dissolution, and that by every man except '"e , q
! of Minister'S the affair regarded as c0n" i.,5
! that which led 10 the expulsion OF Cha's' -
! France. -, ,.,rr-t
All parties, actively preparing Tor Tue s,..ca,,
! al The genera! election. As usual on sHen '''
both parties express sntcipations OF success lr,5E
| The deputies Of The LEI. Centre, VINO a:'S"'
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ICY directions uf the last " AID Testament OF Inc s o"hc
ausu,tinc.Cuihonc, OF Gtcrnssn cnuniy sha mfr,' Al
oubc sale at tho Tavern Of John ~ Morgan Hicks Fod on
18th October his entire Stock OF Blood horses
Horse, are of tho The United States and
extremely kc promising, owing The religious scPcs
of their on ner none oil them have '!err ;a'ned.
Clarence Linden splcs! stallion years cd next spiin:
rot by Winter Arabian Of Flora Melvor by Ssin'nn-ay
aniolph town sister Caronan ySir hrehy-od FOIL ny
Druid-Symma's Wilds-amercus-od Jsnns-oId fnf'nef-
Jo,ly Roger, out of the imported mare Kitty III heI
2 Sally Sable about IL years old, by Wikss Monroe, out oil
Lndy Randolph. ,,r
g. Serena oJd 1885, by Luzboousb, euto Fou Mclror'
4 Jefferson, on!cd 10 lS31, by Marion out Of sano.
s Day Colt fnaled in 1858, y, Ptem. out OF same
Brow Fley years Z. Margeemx, dan by Ditecot
ansos-Dnro Dcv--Symmr. Wiids-ssliD-f
ycrase-JulIy Roger, oui Of imported mare Primrose
T. Psde Colt ualed 1887 by Clarence Linden dam Fol
by Csroinan-- dams pedigree unknown . -,
Poll Is old by Curohuian with MY ny hcr
side po Clarence Linden The pedigree OF the dam OF Foil Is
unknown.
No this country have better BLOOD and THAT almost
as we'll, whose prdisiecs so authentic
Trras-Tweve mon,hs credit Will he giycn, the purchaser
SIS 80 EDWARD B. HICKS.
Inwrenceyilc, Oct. ], 1899. I'D
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Tn. Diebaid OpposltiOn.

The Conserratioes of The North are becoming despe-
ra,e The "Honorable" MIR. Smith Of Maine, calls upon
the sfour primary elements of the Opposition 10 me 90
ninis,ration of Mr. v. TO unitp: "We are OF oplh.
ion (says this Conservative organ they CAN nn'e
and will unite on The Presidential election and aout,
because they can Then upon whons" (ae finally nnuy
upon ern Is
n,use as we rpcte them. Two Of these primary ele
p,ens are LIGHTHOUSES and Conservatives Mr.. sm',h
holds, ha, these are united whit the Wings in opposition
10 Mr. Van Ruren What desperation mas seIzru upon
ration Q, only of The Wings. but of the Abol'''onlss
We conure once more, The Conservatives OF vtgn, No.
to beware of this excess and to cast OIL ere II oe 100
late, the meshes that assduous'y craving a'oo"'
them. -
In Jiotion-A meeting of the merchants ana olne'
citizens of Norfolk took place on The 80 oeP'ehur'
The Mayor in the Chair--and appointed 20 delegates 20
which is to be held in Raleigh, the I'd "Wednesday OF
November.
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NnROPOSALs for publishing al Wythe COURTEOUS,
VIRGINIA paper TO be entitled The WYTliE
JOURNAL In presenting The prospectus OF paper
is but due to The public that the publisher should give,
in brief forecast OF the principles anu lee!-
inRs tha, govern him in The enterprise.
The Political Department Of the Journal shall DE de-
voted TO The support of he present Administration wh
the leading measures that have characterized w. parcn
laly that feature denomnntcd the Sub or Independent
Treasury.
HIS best efforts will be used 10 advance the interests
and principles Of The State Rights Republican Party;
and 10 maintain. in calm aud dspassonste manner the
Jeersonan creed Of Politics. avoiding at The same ine
as far as practicable, al party, political, and personal
strife.
The election of Henry Clay, or any ether candidate Ct
the WING party The next Presidency viii be opposed,
and the reelection of MARTIN VAN buren, sus-
tanned as at present advised Ii not designed nor IN.
tended TO 90 into an Calculation IN presenting
this prospectus OF all lie grea, principles Of The General
Government Suffice il 10 shy, that we are 10 favor OF
a limited construction Of the Constitution OF The u 81
and opposed that alitudnous mode of construction
md pocy That Congress the right TO char
ter UNITED STATES BANK-To carry on splen.
did schemes of Internal Improve by the General
Guyernmcnt-amd 10 lay and collect heavy farm ict
protective purposes.
A part Of the journal will be sct apart 10 Miscellane
Gus matters comprising variety OF subj ecs calculated
10 advance the intellectual as well Us moral interests OF
the country. In lhe mean time, The Inleress oil The
Frn:cr viii no, be overlooked; but the bes, selections
made that tire country ai,Si5 tte srh"ci OF AgE
cultural pursuits.
|, is desired that the first number Of the Journal shall
be issued the first of January next, and The publish
or is induced 10 believe that il true TO the faith, and de-
serving that such is The chnrac,cr and patriotism of the
people Of Weslr Vrgna, that he will receive at their
hands liberal patronage. ~
Terms oC PnLiicaiiOa The WYTHE JOURNAL
vii he published a week a super royal sheet at
81 per unrum advance payable in six months from
receiving the frs, number or So so after the expiration
of six months w G. SMITH.
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By The Lieutenant ti0rsrnor Of The Cp1glnonucaim "
Pircinia.
A pROCI AVIATION

u
HE7iIEREAS certain ELY EDWARDS, who was
w confined in the Jail of The county OF Isle OF Wight,
charged with Larceny, has made his escape theIeiFcm
and going al large:
Now, therefore, l. Henry l.. Hopkins. Lieutenant Coz
vernon acting the absence OF the Governor from tho
seat of Government, have thought proper TO otter
reward 81 hundred dollars to any person persons
who will apprehend The said Ely Edwards and secure
him in the jill Of III" of Wight county. And do
moreover require all officers both civil and military, and
request The good people of this Conmonwea 10 uee
,hrr best exerons 10 apprehend The said Edwards that
he NAV be dealt with according 10 law.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, and
GSFALl under The Lesser Sea- OF the Commonwealth,
at Richmond this 3uth day of September,
ls30. h. HOPKINS
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iSyrlat5ClaiS office.

YEyICKETS in all the Lotteries and the really lucky
b Numbers for sale al STRaTToss Lucky Office
Look 100 Capitals sold mud cashed by SrKATros, the
all Prize Seller. in a lll,le over II months.
Drawn Nos in Maryland State Town Hail Lottery,
No. l. drawn Sept %:
IS II 50 | As l2 ii G3 . &c 81
Whole Ticket Nos ~ IL, prize Of $1,000
H,r do do II a., do 800
Tickle, do q II 20 do 500
Ticket do II 10 do 500
An sold nnd cosbed bv STRATTON.
Drawn Nos in Va Norfolk Lottery, No 8 drawn
G5 6s 3 40 ca % 10 10 80 ~ 81
Ticket, Nos. 10 G3, prize Of 81 900, sold and
cashed by STRaTToS.
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Grrgi Syir Of .Voyss NuIficnulis Trees.

SAh FHyHOUSAND Genuine .Morus .huiheau.
eeUU q lis Trees will be sold at Auction IN
lots suit purchasers in the town OF CentreVille East
ern Shore Of Mary land Thursday, the 9TH OF Novem
Der next al 10 O'Clock These Trees from 8 to IN
feet high. with heavy side branches.
ms-One fourth of ali purchases will be required
in cash all not exceeding one thousand DOLLARS
credit of and l2 months will be given on the residue;
on all sums exceeding $1,000, credit of s, 10 and "a
monhs-to be secured by bonds with approved security
WM II WILMER, .7ueiioncer.
y B. A Steamboat, runs 10 Cenrcvil!e on wednesday,
and another returns on Friday.
Oct 42-w5w
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More S;ons of HE Coalition.

The National lpelllgencer considers the two oppos
ton parties closely magama,ed-as bone OF one o"'e
and flesh of one flesh. II calls upon the wings anu
Conservatives of Maryland to "hod fast 10 theF IN
epiy and vote for the Wing candidates OF Congress
10 morrow 1t warns them conjonty TO give no occasion
10 charge themselves with neglect in The Wsones'ay
con,es,-snd il speaks famiIiary Of "the wings ana
,;T allies Such Developments are calculated 10 rouse
some of the Conservatives in our own State. we an.
destund that some of them are ronsng-and has .nsy
are determined to plunge into the sane mao
into from which there is no return
Tbcy arc running the course Of Judge "hte-ano "'''
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AInaanacI1s for RS40.

rrIsT PUBLISHED and for sale by } WARROCk,
ID Tie Virgin;a and Nor,h Carolina ai,naneet 70, The
wear Of our Lord, 1870 Calculated by Richardson
Louisa county Va containing IN part me @ y ono
~ =, ono view The independence OF the Southern
Euse MIA de Mrande, celebrated French anec
do,s founded on fact-Account Current with Woman
This Husbands Grey .Hair-Thc Miniature, &c, &C.
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Eg0vg's Es0nk of E'IiSes.

yryHE Numbers drawn in the Grand Consolidated
b Lottery. the 10Th inst, are,
"a a. So IA ! 81 l2 l6 81 70 CT 43 GO 81
The Nos in Virginia Norfolk Lottery No. $, are,
65 G5 Z 43 "a ~ a 10 ID 81 ~ 81
Orders for Tickets in all the Lotteries should be con
lnupd to HOYT. He is selling and paging lots OF Ca
pitfalls now.
Oct 42-lt
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DEATHS.


Dcpaed This life Sunday the 9Th inst 81 his residence
county Nelson the list oil HI,
He kind indulseHt son Neighbour uad gh! no
dealings Tie urshbnthvod IN which he Ire"
lament the toss OF kind ami 30 ready
o alleviate their T.
Died. Raleigh the 18th instr Miss REnrscA CAMERON,
daughter Of lion. Duncan Cameron .
vicinity OF Fayetteville, GU the 18th ins,3n', Mrs
CAMERON, relict OF the Hon John A. Caneon Tor
mrrIy Of Thai town. and recently Of Florita.
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TEACHER WANTED

4 TEACHER YANTED.-1he snbscriber wishes I" engage
n tn. services Of single Of experience, who can iu
ub moral character, onh Hb 10
teach Greek iansuascs and ne o,un
English Educ 70 take charge ct s7 sehoo
ia HE family furnish 'cnon'als rrGuten
liberal will be given. Address the soberhsr,
=. - ~ '''N ''f " 3o-w4w
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will find themselves fighting the same ranks with the
Wings lsituo, of the mot astonishing phenomena
Of The day, that MIR R'ves shodd find himself destined
10 l"n Inc banners OF the Whe' We fear That he has
not the Equaninity hmtrom snch mnns,rous
association. The victim of his avn passions and of that
false pride which binds him to "hy snGacious and pa
,ro,ic friend, Mr. Tallmndge he viii, We seriously APP
p'rh"nd become The ally of Mr. Gay Political revo
buttons can scarcely go further.
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.e,,nr ch~ers;) performing the yet harder task OF
pa,ence OF iudomitnbie foriitnde, OF exhaust
VS. Of %"nasrs is
M az, ,bwsr,ed him with III considered advice neg
al % all hostility. he knew it TO be grcundless-
iN' !, sccrn revilinS enemies. jealous competitors
,m1rn frirrds-aye, hardest OF all. to nessc-des
seen a tickle public. Cloud cheers. )-cnsting his
i>'; ,uard as a man ought, else he deserves not 10
"t ,,nd mrn-cas,ins hi eye forward TO The time
,b,, momeu,ary 6ckeness at the people would
y" LAY: welt knowing iha, in the end the people are
r'>. ;ns, 10 merit. tL"ud cheers)
rs,t to say tha, the voice OF the people would
-, wellington 10 the Ministry-and he Orator
:. ,h,m, is prepared 10 go in with him!]
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Fifteen drain numbers out Of Serenity fire.
VIRGINIA state lottery,

For the bensti, Of The town Of Wheeling.
Class No 5, for 1880
To be drawn at Alexandra. Va on Saturday. 9th
October, 1899.
GRAxD ScHEMr!- S35 295, l0.5l5 5 0DO, 1000, 5000,
25nO 2 $50, 5000, $50, 600, 500, l.400. 800,
$50 200 so prizes of 600, so Of $780, 80 Of 300 &c
Tickets only SlD Halves SIS, Quarters 50 30
Certificates Of packages Of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
DO do IS Half DO g.
DO. do % Quarter DO SO 90
$4,000 $50 Coo $4,000, CaPIT3LS.
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY THE.
state OF maryland
To erect To,en EaH and other buildings in Baltimore
Glass No. ., for 1889
To be positively drawn in the city Of Baltimore, on
Hcdnesday, October 23d, 1889.
Under the Superintendent OF CommIssioners'
d. s. GREGORY & Co Successors OF Yates end
M'lntyre) Managers !.
BRlLLl.sr SCHEME ! Splendid Prize OF S5o,Go
Prize of 600 | of 10000 Of 5000 OF 5000. l
of 973 U5O prizes Of 81 900, SO Of &c., so Of $50,
65 of 200, IS Of $50. IS OF 100
Besides Prizes Of S6G-50-40-3O-g0-ird lowest
prize $40 roo
l3 Draicn .ruaJcrs in each package Of Jieke'S.
Ticke,s only SO Halves > Quarters 2 so
Certificates OF Packages Of % Whole Tlckels $3.50
10 do 2G Quarter do 1880
Far Tickets or Shares or Certificates Of Packages in
;he above splendid Lottery, address
\. sTRATION, Richmond, IA.
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Deseription--The said Ely Edwards is about 26 years
Of uep abnn, feet 10 inches high and Of dark complex
ion large full eyes, dark hair, nearly black, his front
teeth are narrow and very long and projecting
Oct 42--w3w
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.n1ueU .NyyEet or Me-, VI, J.

several al the Banks have determined 10 draw hills
on London, Ia the amount Of S20utn Tor the purpose
"l s"persrdins the necessity shipping the specie BY
The British QGern Their bills are al 90 DAYS and are
put up n lug ! . nj 81 days
Tue y Express says, it these are lakrn up, the
amount viii he grra;er Than will be required by remit
tances But on Saturday, money maltrs we're os tight
at New York ever Stocks have been nun down TO
so low point that large have been pressed on the
market to raise money The Banks discount with ex.
tr'me caution "Thrre is a constant de for silver
TO ship to Europe Half dollars comma nd one and Mex
lean dollars md half per cent. The Great West
ern touk large amount and the Queen will nc doubt
take large sum. Our banks in good condition TO
part with specie; they have three millions on hand
The large receipts in England Of specie from the w.
5 and Mexico. Very little from the Continent. The
receipts from this country have 10 know, have
benefited credit The announcement that the banks
will draw England at 1903 4 for 80 day bills, mny
check The exports, bu the rate hardly low enough"
TO TIE EDITOR Of THE ENQUIRER.
Louisa Court.house, Sept. %. 1899.
Please mention in your paper, that several dstIn.
guished Gentlemen have been invited TO the Demo.
cratic Dinner TO be given Of this place on The 5th Of
October and are expected 10 attend.
Respectfully, COMMITTEE.
The Wurrenlon Times of Saturday says that" Thomas
Amber Esq of this county (Fan9nier, Va) lately
said $40 coo worth Of Macaus Trees, the produce Of
less than haitian acre"
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s'HE subscriber has taken the well known Fonshee 1ist %
miles from Richmond on tho James RIVER
Families viii 10 supplied al their houses With 'ea al me
obtain the City Mills and ABOUT 10
pe cheaper than they purchase from country carts Inc
attention GOLFERS and particularly called as oc
those huy large quantities al tho
Reese Thomass Apothecay store oPpo
Lo ,uncinpIy attended TO- THoS. RITCHlE, JR.
So, a 3i-tf
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iser from Kanawha assures Us, that hir thompson
our able and high spirited Republican candidate for the
Senatorial District has very at,efiog prospects OF sue
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young Gentleman who is willing 10 undertake Inc
management of Press in the Western pact OF virginia
can obtain establishment the most advantageous
ppfms II will be warmly supported by the RepIot'eon
raF will be The only Press in large region OF
m as county COMMUNICATIONS may be addressed 10 this
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.Mu,ns ,uuilitaaL.s Hss .


the Any disposed contract wi please
msrrary application Ample Becury will be EeQoed Address
AMOS sEEDGEJ ~ M,---
Oct ri2-4t1 Cabin Point, ia. ::
Trust sALE.-By OF Deed Of Trust executed BY Al
bert a. Je'er and wife, for certain horein mentioned
the SUBSCRIBER and duly recorded 10 the Clerks Once Of the
County Court Of Bunswick shall sell 10 rka highest hdde o
cnsh OF Monday The 2S day OF October at BonswcE
bou.c E"ur he said Albert
and wife entitled TO- in the held life BY Mrs
Susan Harrison under the wills Of tho Bebjsnn JONES'
tn! rruarn sad wills bcing county of
Grarnvie death to be ah0d among children.
Tn. estate the updrs' am-, OF
thousand n7cy va!uobie tract of land IN tho
county c nO~n the Diamond Grove trae and from
twelve To fcen ke Negroes The inercs, ODE sod believe
seventh part, but w be uy explained
the day Of sale. SAN u D. !EI En,
or fI3-wiis1 Irrsss.
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VT T. o. ] (Sm'k,J CohsPrVauVe' VIZ $50 ="
Argus Redirirus, has coun,eracted his own wshes-
ossod Of MAINE heing turned over 10 me ranks o. ,e
has rpvolu,ionzed the county of Cumberland itseif-
The Augusta Age of the 24'h Sept, gives the returns
from tn hole S,,re with the exception OF "a SINAI.
towns Nc and the Democratic ntu gain SO Jar 10 VIC
fanf'!ds majority as Governor VIII De more .aan oou W.
The Democratic papers claim majority OF . IN the
H. Of R. of vEnnosr, and majority OF three on JOINT
ballet
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Petersburg Ruces-Ist day. Proprie'ors furse Sioo'
mile heats, Won by .. P. Hares Andrewet,a, beating
Morriss Crab, aud DR. Goodwyns sec by Go'ah;
heats End day, Proprie,ors Purse $3.50. mile heats
" Johnson's Wonder beat Morriss Jubal. and
G"uawyn's CHI f by Luzb"rough-2 heats-3,d day.
Jockey Club Purse. 81 900; inside stake So 600, r.
four mile heats 3 suhscrhrrs-W Juhnsnns C ID
& sion beat o z. Hare's Queen and c. Hacher's m
0mega-2 hes,s-Time. is, heat. SIN 2s-2d hat. I'm.
52 -4m day. Ci,izeps Plate, value $4oo, mile heats;
puct e,ls Bse Pey,on beat HaIes Chimney and NOR
rs r IN no charIes-2 heats.
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for a rpbuke /, the ballot box
1.-The next man who makes his appearance is Senator
Fon,ainc-iha great unn, whose genius and brilliant
whose towering intellect and noble patriot
ism whose independence opposing that od'ouS mon
ter the Sub 1rrasury-aDd whose Indonb'ed claim 10
the title Of consistent man, have won for him The en-
yiabe distinction Of leader amongst that band oi path
OTIS the Conservatives, who stand much hehrf IN heT
,cn estimation than The patriots who secured the brriy
we enjoy He il seems, cnuid moi give them a display
OF ability and e"quence, because iorsoo'h II was linen
after sunset Heavens and earth! what national GAIA
ni,vi WHY did not some of his friends suggest The pro
prjr,y of his remaining with them and giving them
sample Of his power the next day But TO he ser"hs
is il supre ey absurd and ridiculous to hear Senator
Fontane discourse of his powers as an orator and "g
cian2 We SUPPOSE upon reflection that is well enough
far him 10 blow his own hnrn-sprPad abroad his own
character for oratory and ability u he had waited un-
ii, the world found out, he would IN all probability
have gone 10 his grave unknown 10 lame
Then comes The Hon James Barbour by iel'rr Ano
,,,v il This Iohn Quineu 8dams Secretary of War: II
does really look like The samr But Then how thr mis-.
chief does il happen that he and Mr.. f,Ves are an'hg
together? Are they upon The same side ~ PoiiucS no
I'm old times they fought manfny against each oirr-
they held no principles in cummun they nave now
on,len together Well, which has changed. VT bar.
bour has always been opposed TO Mr.. an bnfeh-aho
is oppused 10 him still MIR Rives on thr Contrary was
in The OF his administration the fend Of
MI, Van Buren, but he 50 longer ltseenis pretty
clear then that MIR Rges has gone over 10 the higs
.:Bu, the Toast given 10 the Governor. mark mat
we thank him for his past services 10 ms country
And s MIR Ryes tina nking Governor Barbour for his
pas, services in uphuldng The Administration Of job"
Quincy Adams: Why this is really too bad for an un
ckanged Demoerai' This we suppose is what IS to be
expected from thu Armed Ntutr"ts
"Tben comes Mr. Peyton Of Roanoke, who through
GU, bis whole epsrIe, urges the Conservatives 10 prIse
we're in their efr,s 10 PROSTATE the present Admnsra
ION. We doub, much whether Henry Clay himself
could have written letter which would ha We been more
accountable In The Wings present In our humble esti
ma,nn this le,t.r shows Tint Mr. Peyton off and that
in all probability we shall long that he desires
lie election OF Henry Clay His letter concludes with
,o.st y beb we suppose s intended insult TO Mr.
venable and The Editor of the Enquirer. II 60 doubt
no, when Mr. Fey Ton shall reflect coOy and di.Passion