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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

Teyy PaiuaJ!e L.lNDS for Sale

Iery Fdiuub!e LANDS for Sale
THIiE Undersigned intending TO remove TO the West,
h take this method 10 notify the public, hat tIty
wish to sell the following Tracts Of Land. To vii:
One Tract lying Beaver Leland creek, containing
52 acres Of v hch about 100 acres is bottom lund, wi
comfortable dwelIInghouse, and other necessary oHi'
houses
One other Tract adjoining The above, lying imm'dl'
acly in the FoIk Of Naro aud Dan rivers containing
80 acres. Of which is 1866 acres of bottom land with
comfortable dwelling house and convenient ouhousf''
adjoining the Town Of Madison which IS one OF the most
commercial and enerprsng villages in the Upper coua'
One other Tract lying on Dan river aud Beaver I.ari
creek, containing about $50 acres. large portion 81
which is bottom land and with COED Improvements
Two other Tracts lying Mayo river, containing '1u
welt improved, and has on 1t gris, md saw All,
the site Of wh;ch is equal TO any in the State.
One Other Tact lying Beaver Island creek, con-
tanning GOO
One other Tract continuing about 400 acTrs, lying On
Beaver Island creek, with a very comfortable rs" so'y
house just finished and other convenient outh"usrS
One other Tract containing between Is and l4lO "cn''
upon which several improvements. and could ot +'
vrdei several purchasers, wing on Dan rTrf,
suj bounded by said the North west nearly
niles supposed b. about 200 acres Of bottom i"nd'
aud dwelling -house "a feet long. and ~ !et
VIDE, together with all oher necessary ont.hous"s
Also, q half acre Lots in the Town VI Madison
4 part of which well improved.
he mos, of the above Tracts Of Land arc I"inF@
each other, and situated in the county OF Rocking
ham and State Of North tarolins. and IN the mmediae
n.ghboihnod of The Town Of Madison.
Also two other Tracts, known by the name Of Ai'"'
Delight, one part Of which is in Rockingham. ard hs
remainder in Stokes county, containing about h'lscT'''
bounded the South east by Dan river, tor about "'
miles, has about 22o oE bottom land has s''
good for a mill II situated TO SUIT eHe: '"e
two purchasers
The above Tracts OF Land are in q very healthy sec
ton of country. all berg well waiered, with plenty"
good wood land and the soil is suitably adapted to ID"
culture Of tobacco and grain Of every description
The undersigned being determined TO sell, eain'..';
solicit those no may wish TO purchass IN Us f'''"
the country, TO come and examine for 'hems.iF''
RICHARD WALL.
WILLIAM PERIL
Feb % !2-"m
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PRINCE GEORGE
Ara very numerous and respectable neelI;.g Of The
Democratic Republican citizens Of Prince George held
a, The Courthouse Tuesday The l2ih inst, motion
john E. Meade. Esq, was called 10 the Chair ana Ihcs
Ii Daniel appointed Secretary
WhereupOn, tie Chair IN 4 brief and impressive man.
ner planed The object Of the meeting be. NOM.
nale suitable Democratic Republican candidate To
present said county in the mex; session OF The General
Assembly of Virginia, and 10 appoint delegates 20 attend
the Democratic Convention 10 be holden in The city oi
Richmond or The 18Th inst
Doctor Robert Harrison then rose and offered pre-
umble and resolutions, TO Which Timothy Rives, ESD
offered The following substitute, which gave rise a
debate in which Decnr Harrison and MIR. Rivrs ie
s2eciively addressed the meeting an animated and
handsome style in defence Of their respective resou
tons.
Whereas. tie Republican party Of the General AS
semhIY Of Virginia have by address and resolutions,
called Oh the Democratic Republicans Of Virginia in
each county, town and borough OF this Common
to appon, one delegates 10 unite with hem in
rnilng conycn,ion Ia be held at the Capitol in the
c,;Y of Richmond On the 81 Monday in March TO con.
slGpr OF tie best means restore ancient harmony
and 20 advance The great principles OF fee government:
Therefore
RcSrrsd. That this meeting highly approve of The
call g. sad convention, aud appoint Delegates 10
attend hs same.
3 R,so'r'd That said delegates be. and hereby a.e
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
being DESTROYS to move to Alabama, offers his LAND
for sale 1t lies ia the county of GreensvI G. on the
Three Creeks miles North east Of Bclied, and l-2
miles from the Petersburg Railroad, containing ty recent
survey GES also interest Of 392 acres IN the
estate Of Edwin Adams adjoining the above tract Also,
Ia acres lying the Bnckhorn Swamp in the couniy
or Southampton. 9 miles West Of Jerusalem. and mile
from Bethlehem = Roads "A further description OF the
above Land is deemed unnecessary. those wishing TO
purchase will wish view for themselves Any person
wishing purchase will please call on the subscriber
who III Ike pleasure in showing part nf the ahnve
Land. JOHN NJ. = NV AM.
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Be.lIrs Driz3g Of l.IU.NIU-DU- TVW---U--UU-O U-
40. ard lowest priz" %
Is Drawn Numbers out Of IS.
Tickets only $50, halves No. qmarcr> D. eieh'hs d.
Certificates OF Packages Of 26 Whole Tickets $500
do d, ~ Half do 100
do do q Quarter do %
do DO 81 Eighth do - 30
~ Ord,s for TIcEe's and ShGr's or CrHfea"s IF
Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes will receive
the mos, prompt attention. and an official account Of each
drGring sen, immediately after 1t is to all who order
from us Address,
y. S. GREGORY & co. Managers,
Richmond. Va
Tickets in all other lotteries under our manage
meni constantly fer sale as above.
81 IN SS-2 awtd
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ESigges's 5'ri=e office.

10 Tie Frencs end Patrons q " the old established
Fortunes Home
II Four Capitals in one Lottery
THIRTEEN CAPITAL FRIES, ~ ore week, sold
and paid as usual al sight by bigger. ...
Ticket Nos II 90 3D. the GRIND Capital OF SO nOu
Do do II q 50, the second Highest Prize OF 3.UOo
Both Nos sold and paid usa.I Al sight by BIGGER
al "a 81, the Grand Capital Of S2).oHO, sold 10
Member OF the Legislature, and paid usual a. sight at
Fortunes Home, Bggtr's Office.
'rb, tickets IN the $4,000 for the 10Th March, and
II 900 for The :Oh Apr received and can he had in
the usual grea, variety Of fortunate numbers For large
n,izss send TO TuOS. 3 BIGGER,
March e Il6-rfl Richmond, Fd
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POET az 4.
ayrcu YET REMAINS rS,rNS.

CHAMPAGNE ROSE.
"Praisr Who willthc du,ier liquor,
Juice of Portugal or Spain;
F,iI "a. M with. liehtor-qu'cS''-
Fill for me with Rose Champagne.
See the glass us :oam oP2,'rs'
C-rar,in., beading round the u''"'
such. were old anscrc"H hrir2
S,,cb .boulI be the WING for hr"'!
En,;, blcs,. Bccehus and Flora, ...,.o.
,Twe. lie proroscd--Shc smiled co'hPia"'s-
rbsc-.a .,,eil for mortal sorrow,
Thee DEVISED 10 gay alliance.
IN" me- oS,hc nina, ,hry leap: delighted
e. Ic,f, ccucb. Where each repoSes,
Add while they piled theiT task uni"h'
;1o. rYvc the grapes and one the rns"sl
yonor Love STOOD ncaI, with curious eye,
Ard bsst,ui watched the chemic union,
sn;, smiled 20 think hos. BY ond by,
TIE NAV OF Looks, the souls communion,
And the tied tongue. fist liberty,
Should thrive beneath that ;na:'c essence
And what, thou glorious alrhSmt'
Wha, though Thy primal ritefv""G' need
Like L.oys's, too bright, TOO dcaf g" stay;
Liz. Love's-dcs alirosi in the tasting
Ye, teach snatch, "a best mly'
All! wby are both su title lastIas.
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go UEREAS n1 AZ Act G! the GcE"rl Assembly,
3 3 passed March 9Th i-.}- entitled IAN act P;ov't-
in1 Inc Assessment 1T binds ~ ms t""!!"n",
H.. Executive qnrtt tie assistant asst $
sos shall nave finished e!r assessments rrsPecrv'iyt to
ssur proc ,aug"n CGrng The srVcr"! Boards OF ram
cipal Assessors assemble az some CONVENIENT Tine ana
place within Their respective G;stfcs I" o" d"s'gHh'f' IN
the Poe. major; d. therefore, IN conformity "!ih me
rcay,on, the SAID Act OF the Grrrra. Assembly, mere.
bv rtqur the SAID Principal Assessors 20 assemble on Tie
fist Mondiy in May next al the following places "HG T'
coed To the execution oI the duties required Of them -
law VIZ JOSIAH llu. ui Isle "i " gh,. BckeFl'n
r. Winston al Louisa. " i!iam Harris Of Peg, ond
Wm Carey OF Creenhrer counties Principal Ass''soi'
10 constitute Board for The first District composed q" e
counties of Princess Annc Norfolk, Hans'n"nd Isle G"
,rht Sn-ry Sussex Southampton, G!censvii". fuDcc
Grotrr Brunswick Dinw dcie, Chesterfield. lienuco,
Hanover. Ncw Kent, Charles City, Janss City, lo'k
Warwick Elizabeth City. Gloucester. Mathews, Md
tleScx Essex. King 4 Queen. h!ng william, Caroline,
Sporrsy vana. Staiord, King George, Nes'mo''!and,
Lancaster, Richmond, Northumberland. Accnmac, and
Northampion to convene al the Borough {" Norfolk
Mathew " Kemp of Gloucester John II Knight OF
No,,oway john Kern, jr, Of Hampshire and Benjamin
Brown OF CahelI counties Principal Assessors I" con.
slu,e Board for the second district, composed OF nil
tie other counties East Of the Blue Ridge to convene at
Charlottesville in the county Of Abcmnrlc:
Samuel Alnt!tti Of Rockingham. Burweil Wilkes #
Brunswick. james " Walker OF Madison, and John q.
Snuer Of WOOD counties Principal Assessors TO co1s''
;n;c Board for third district composed OF the coun.
ties between the Blne Ridge and Allegheny: 10 convene
at the Court House of Bo,etourt county:
Thomas McCuoch OF Washington, William Lewis
Of RockbrIdge. J,.ab Early of Franklin, ard Charles
Thomson Of Hanover counties Principal Assessors to
constitute board for the fourth district, composed Ct
all the other cOun,ss o.. the Commonwealth. incircng
Mnn ronery and Monroe which also lie on both scrS OF
the Allegheny, TO convene at the Ccu;t iouSe OF Mont
Gomery county
All he said Districts being arranged in the act o! A.
scrbly fist herein rccjtcd, and 10 which The several
Boards referred to ascertain their respective limits
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Eisa'S
Exchange y LOttery Office,
Sir Capitals IN the tteo 'asl LoueritS'

Sir Capitals IN tie ttro 'ast LouerieS'
~ Ten during the pas, wcek-F0m IN ono LottTy II
Drawn numbers of the Sussex County Lottery, Class
5 y d 80 a3 10 50 lG 81 As CO so.
) IS i2O
10 AZ 81 all sold and paid, usual At sight; by
- 50 SO BiGGER.
30 IS G3
Drawn numbers Of the Virginia Norfolk Lottery,
Class No. l-dtawn February 10Th, l:3o-S5O,0OO ca
pi!a - ~, r .. .
Ticket 3 G7 a. with numerous other smaller
DO. a d Il }prizes, were al sold and paid,
as usual, at sight, by BIGGER
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Yyyfia SILK MANUAL-A Treatise "n Sin N all!
& its various stages containing III condensed lorm
Im- wisdom a.t experience gathered from Tie works OF
i:oun, D,nto.o, " Psrrot!1 Dr.. DtslouchamPS, Dr.
Felix Pascalis, " l.. buchanan, hrnEtck OfchaFd'5'
GIDEON Is Smith, John ID HomeTgue, NJ De tiaz' OF
Munich Fessrnden's Silk Manual, the SIR Grower
Farmers Register. Joshua Gee, Esq Ba tiouI Esq ,
and Macy others Sd edition Received ard Tor sale 6y
J. II d. LOWNES,
r.bH [S6-,7 Agent, Richmond, Va.
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girmipja State EOtacfy,

For the benefit OF the Town Of Wcsburg, Class No 2
for l-39 TO be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on SaiuI-
ScmrMr Capital $4,000, 10 600. 600, $780, 5000,
$500 . eco, 30 prizes Of OU0
Tickets only SO Halves 5-Qnart"rs 80
Certificates Of Packages Of - Whole Tickets $i"O
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,aiyAst0N's Office.

Drawn Nos in Sussex county (Del) Lottery, No 10,
dawn the 7,h March,
81 % 81 l. 6 50 u q IS 81
Ticket Nos. - II -.
Do do "a II, o,,hcabv
Do do u %. '' SUN "
DO DO Il II 81 ,,.,l,,.
Drawn Nos in the Petersburg Lottery. No = drawn
II 60 % to II 90 - 81 | - CA )
y hole Ticket Nos. - g. aaoI!.r siaai T''2e Of
5000, sold ard cashec hy sTRATToN.
:, more capitals, making capitals sold and cashed in
davs and making 27G capital prizs. besides bushels .!
small ones all Sid and cash.G in l''ic over II months
Drawn Nos IN the Richmond academy Lottery EX-
,rs 80 drawn 'he l2.h Of March:
4 % 81 80 - 81 Il - - 81 u 10
Whole Ticket No 4 IL -, prize Of $3.50
do. do. II % q, CO. DO ~
d. DO 4 81 81. do d.. 100
All sid aud Casi.sd by sIRAIiON, the Al! r''ze
Seller.
Tickets by the package or single ticket FOR sal" at
STATIONS Lucky Office, llh Street
March ii &c"
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Feb %

NEAIL ROBBER.-Fr!ty dolors reward vii! b" pa.
I'VE by me. tor The apprehension aud securing :, u =,
Jail in the United States, certein WILLIAM V
TURNER, who esca ped from the jail of l!enfc" c''",,
on the night OF the second day Of March llhe pre-
month and had been committed uncer The ch"ss
robbing the mail Of the United States "A
The said WIN. w. Turner is about thir?-h8e year
FIVE feet, SIX or seven inches high, loeiably 1871
black hair and eyes, large nose, and thin 'isage.
per teeth on the right side Of his mouth pfoJrc
his other teeth ard two three al his upper a." 81,
have been extracted He is considerably ma.H.'
the small! poX aud has lost part Of the hai' 81 wv
eyebrow is tailor by trade and believed to D. a. b.
man by birth. Il is not known what ciec"'" ~
taken but has probably gone norhward ,rS
EDMUND CHRISTIAN .NaThai 80
Richmond, March l2rh, 1899 49,
SANCHO My Jack. s,ScHo, rising , year foa
- now for SALE or to FARM orT. lie desce"TIL ,.a
David Rnsss celebrated stock OF Jacks, so %'' ,rs
in Virginia. He is vigorous end active, anu tao
color. about 4 feet inch high Also ''h" .su )
of which are first rate The subscriber ""' ,
part or ell. His address IS Dabneys MINIS; ..".ITE
ELLIOTT DEJAhHA,t
Feb ~ -
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u tdCTl Ut =,
Are few of the leading capitals sold and paid las usu
al wi,h BIGGER) gh,. The same good fortune and
promp, pay await all those who parchase Their tickets at
RIGCFn'S NJ Orders meet the mos, prompt atten-
linn: and in ali cases the original hlsnagers) tickets
and shares i'll be forwarded oueny not liable to
anv mistake or dispute. The cash for oil prizes can be
had las usGaD sight the moment The drawings are re-
"aireJ pIssse address THOS y. BIGGER,
Fsh 70 ras-2t&wTnl RjrhmOnd, Ia
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Alexandria lottery,

Bigger's farorite Loitery.
Grand Capital $50. 000-UJ So 1000 10000, lo,oOO
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SYiEs. sVTO.s",s Losiery Office.

Rich and Splendid Lottery, for 2O,t April, Soo,OV0
- 0G0, 20 GOO. l5,ne0
Alexandria lottery.
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Class No 2, to be drawn 2O'h April, leo9-'o num-
bers - drawn ballots.
SpLrSprp CAPITALS i prize Of $50 600. Of $4,000,
of 90 OOn of 10 OOO of 10 900. 9OO0, 5000, $50
7Ol6 5 600: of 5000 8 Of 1000. Of 5000 of &c.,
10 Of 1000 20 Of 500. 80 of 600, &c, &c-PrtzsS
amounting 10 orer one million Of dollars
mr. Certificate of Whole Tickets in this Splendid
Lottery will be sent for $780, Halves, Quarters and
Eigh,hs in proportion. Whole Tickets S2O-fialves
SIO-Ouarters SJ-Eph,hs 81 30.
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FIR .!prii 29M. 1880.
FIR .!pTit 2,NH. Ic.'''
$500 .0U0-2J G0O-2O .GUO-lJ, UUO.
Alexandria lottery.

Class No ,. Tor I-EI.
To be drasrn 3i,zA"driG. ID c. poSHeey0n Saturday,
2Dh .7prd, lcD
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III, such poiitciansE That there -
Wisdom 10 tin. conclusion, admit; io'' t1n i'su"'
ir,,uue tbs, II cannot be otAei WISE tia' ie''o, .
L., ,o have resolved to SiLs or swim with AaTHn
- b. = :ahi or wrong to maintain any connection
;, ,ho. vim pruiess have more regard !nr primer
,es ;han for men, aud who are determined 10 JuGge VI"
tree by ITS iruit ~ =, IL, r., ,L, Ar
pivs =, The outset received but some fourteen or nj
Tan a. The Eighty odd Wing voes and at announcer
,,sn f Ls c,n ST. but sirge vote ot that party 'n''
he ls 20 be regarded having been "satsnhstgy 'e
candidate OF The Wing Pary and hus InS'y s,'s ass,
lion that The Conservatives voted Tor Inc H"'E :,
dtae he facts are before year readers ana Si'a"
not time in arguing question OF 49,:
y little Importance; bat YOU G!a" az 'h''iF'I' Van
assumption, that will not bs the ts' el sc'u'"y
affirm 'ist Mr. Rves was substantially ~" W -"
Wigs Us tier candiGae-and this was su''!e " ~ ia
vent any tour Of the Republicans from uhi''"S ~ @
Wigs ond Conservatives IN running MN VI h, HE
lend that Mr. Richie is m'S'ahth IN s"'i"s,',1 >,
n"moeratlc te"Gs "nisiair, 'i'Is iI mn, h. de
to voting with The Wings presume II VIII h"' "' We
r:rd that if MIR Riyes VAS al ore tame sn0S""'"'y "
iy The hgs Chapman Johnson "Hs al an1'm'l .",
both in form and Substance. he cahG'e"" u Wv -"
party and yet that circuG'''anee "@ @ un,Ij;r with
The WI u.s. in his although Mr. J"hhS"n vas
an nul ant.0ut Wing, aud notorious u" idI'S ="
monster Of monsters the Rank ct the umiee S'a"
Col Watkins MIR WcooIk, and Mr. Waite ac'uh"y
vo,c,; for NJ, lohns,u and Mr. NJ CIInck declared MS
readiness 10 concur with them. So much Tor hS FFc'
ten.'ca sGueaiushuess about voiing win me nss
Before closing let snya word in reply to tue arc
Of 4 Eepubjiean. in Tuesdays ENGINEER IN when II IS
alleged tina, il was IN The power OF any tour "i ire t"h
seya,iyrs to have made election hy uniting ID me sup
po,, Of Gov Tye ard ha, for failing to do they n1"
a. Justly charreshlr wh defeating the eec"n nj Srma-
tor as rere The Sub Treasury men, no refused 10 a"e
an lection BIZ giving four votes to MIR Rrfs. Not So
fast, raod ST.. have always heyn reminded by the al
tennis SD otter made by ingenious gentlemen to demon
strae the apacy OF Il Wing members HE Lsg's'au'e
to elcc, .he candita e. when there we're - m''is "P
posed 10 him Of The story of the if!sh sodisr VINO;
Lrn ;n,,rrnsalcL os to the quo modo by which he had
succfsd,d in capturing several OF the enemy. r.P''o
Tia, no had suryouadcd them! But The idea that u was
in the power Of -four Conservatives to rrci q
vbo ws. never within less than SG;Cen q" the number IT,
ousi:. T., make q choice goes bow sh", even beyond
the attempt to prove iha, Il could bea! -
FAIR PLAY.
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gDICHMOAD. FREDERICKSBURG AND Lou.
Il 2 lSA MISUNDERSTANDING on ard a;,.
Thursday, February %:
.tHi and P0SScngcr Train
Leaves Richmond FOR Fredericksburg daily at past
, az lpck .
Leaves Fredericksburg FOR Richmond 90. /, I 0 c K.
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THE IRISH IN NEW ORLEANS.

"Balie Peyton, a very active genius among
the Wings, is busy at New Orleans in exciting
hostility to the Irish, by way Recommending
Federalism to the French natives Of Louisiana,
The prejudice to which he appeals is one thai
had its origin in the engrossing disposition of
Northern Federalists, who, when emigrating to
Louisiana, from the North, seek TO monopoIize
all The political influence of the state. This
feeling, provoked by Federal arrogance, Bale
Peyton would turn to its advantage, by perse-
cutting and traducing Democratic Irishmen, who
have, from the days of the alien and sedition
laws, been marked by the Federal leaders as
the most determined opponents of their princi-
pies 10 give new effect TO their exertions,
Mr.. Peyton and his Wing brethren have
organized "a Native American Association"
[Giobe.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS; OR FACTS
FOR THE PEOPLE.

Who voted Cor the "Bent0n and Mancheste,
Rail Road and Banking Coz" ALEXANDER
.G. McNUTT.
Who voted for the "MissjsSippi Shipping
Co" ALEXANDER G. McNUTT.
Who voted for the "Lake WASHINGTON ana
Deer Greek Rail Road 4. Banking Coz" AL
EXANDER G. McNUTT.
Vino voted for the ''Commercial Bank of Co
lumbus3" ALEXANDER G. McNUTT.
Who voted for the "Commercial Bank OF
Manchester" ALEXANDER. G. McNUTT.
Who voted for the "AJerdeen and Pontotoc
Rail Road and Banking Coz" ALEXANDER
6. McNUTT.
Who voted for the "Northern Bank of Ms
SlSSpm?" ALEXANDER G. MoNUTT.
Who voted for the "CHi2ens Bank of Madi.
son County," ALEXANDER G. McNUTT.
Who voted for the Shank Of Grenada 2"-
ALEXANDER G. McNUTT.
Who voted for the Shank of Lerington 2n-
G. McNUTT
Who voted for the ''VICKSBURG WATER.
WORKS BANK?n ALEXANDER G. Mic.
MUTT. '0'
Who voted for the "BANK OF VICKs.
BURG" ALEXANDER G. McNUTT.
Who voted for the "Hernando Rail Road
1nd Banking Co" ALEXANDER G. Nc.
MUTT. '
;, Who voted for the "7omJigby Rail Road and
banking Co." ALEXANDER G. McNUTT.
Who voted for the establishment Of a Branch
D The agricultural Bank al Athens, Monroe
'0Inly?' ALEXANDER G. McNUTT.
who introduced resolutions into the Senate
o INCREASE the Banking Capital of the State
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS? ALEXANDER
J. McNUTT.
Who recommended The Banks 10 issue post
lotes? ALEXANDER G. McNUTT.
III Is FACT that Gov. McNutt voted
or The chartering Of each Of these banks. 1T
) A FACT that he RECOMMENDED the
ISSUANCE Of POST NOTES, and it is a fact
nat ne is donouncing post notes and crying
'ut "doion Nth the banks" After voting to
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make three fourths Of the banks in the S,n,s
ana alter recommending the post note sv ss>
ne torns and becomes "marvellous nro'
an'i'oank man." and hopes TO ride into of FECpS'
second time. 1t reminds us very lauch ~
rogue mixing in with the crowd who a.' VI
pursuit Of him. crying "STOP THEFT ST T y
Vicksbug Wig. 'o'
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o. We are authorized to announce G r
CAGE as candidate for Judge of the Tbir5
Judicial District, TO fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of The Hon. James Walk
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FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
JOHN CRUSO, Esq, of Lowndes.
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FOR STATE TREASURER.
GIDEON FITZ, Esq, of Kinds.
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
DUDLEY s. JENNINGS, of Hinds.
Richmond palladium., 1839-04-06

answer for themselves | am unable to describe
it, Shall the capital Of your country longer ex-
hibit scenes revolving to humanity, that the la
dies of you, country cannot VISIT It without dis-
gust, No; wipe Off the foul stain. ana let 1t be-
come suitable and comfortable place for the seat
OF Government. The Senator, as If conscious
that his argument on this point had proved too
much and of course had proven the converse OF
wha, he wished TO establish. concluded this part,
by saving. that If slavery Is abolished. the act
on ght TO be confined 10 the city alone. We thank
him for this s,nall sprinkling Of correct opinion
upon this arid waste Of public feeling. Liberty
NAV vc, vegetate and grow even here.
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