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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

ELtract Of Latcr trOm .NOHtgOmny. datN .Nay3
THE chances from all appearances, very drcIa'
with MIR Craig for Cungrcss-and, without some Ir'.
urxpec,rd change ia the sentiment Of the voters a-
will be elected Hs will receive mnjorlres in fayt
Montgomery, Roanoke, Boteonrt and Allegheny. i.
Augusta and Rockbridge il will be otherwise.
.Mon,gomery, Floyd, Roanoke, Boletourt and i. r.
ghany WILL in all probability, return friends OF Tie j.
lnnislration 10 Tho House Of Delegates
''lr the Conservatives would f ht under then own
flag, and no, use tina, of the Republicans, they
not have strength 10 bear single fire from the Aca.
ns,Ia,ion line"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10
Uhiu .MDrGmeRtS.

Mr. Clays Kentucky organ, the OjScrrer and T.
porter, is last sounding the LugIe 10 arms-Thr H.
loving appears in It's last No.
.N,lrS a. y ma CoSvE>TiOs.lhc VIII. mcnsc,- Of T.
gr-s a.. II. recommended rst National Convection ,Lau
s,n. al iI,i.hu,s l'rMa>y iviGis, the GS Of Irr
purpose selecting IT.. Candidate n
PrsiIrn, Ui Imposition 10 TIE pcSrui ucunh. -.
10 h, Cun.fcs distinct, k,..uc
my rouy, Grcui, select De-" .acs aul .oy M
II. rom..riltc- iarr,uL Respectfully. &c,
Is. ". DUhLLY, Oh W. Z,
y b. The Why pagers IN Kentucky VA. please IT,. .
IT,"
No exception Tie Whig members-aIl, We prcsga.
those lt"m Virginia among The rest. Bot. the WL,,
o. State lay sr!l and keep dark a, present AS.,r
pending ricCI.n Is over then The 'irntS Of II.
Clay may hrgrG to III the busiut 1hru wr - ,r
probably who b.. friends - BIT the V hlr. a. .
snOu find that mamy al the State Rights men of = 49,,
they Counrrd-and perhaps some 81 the Cnnservs,,y.
VIII be found wanting. AT al events, he never can -,
the vote ut Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10
NIVtn uNuFt Ilv hnnf a. EHrcTnoT, and Cndet
SEAL the lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, ii
Richmond, this 7sh DAY 81 May. lS:3"

Description r Frederick -" He is Indian conred
mn'ait", lOw III stature, not more than Eve feet in height
supposed to be between hryyP and forty years Of age
large broad teeth in front with eaps between ihemiace
wrinkles very much when smiling or laughing hair
black and inclined 10 he w0ny very black. with
fierce expression Confidential look-when spoken to
rather complainant than other otherwise Of body
for his height, Ill legs, prominent ankle joints his
feet nclInng on'wads -hceis very shnrphis .c'r from
the ball Of The big toe to the cxllces thin aud il4l
&c fl-wiw1 MAY TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10
LLccTiyu Sims IN the Vest!

The star Of alar,in Van Buren, is in the ascendant -
In Tennessee Mr. Polk is sweeping before hm-and The
last Nashville Union states fom free conference with
several ot the Republican Editors that fhe prospect
is glnrinus-That Col Polk will he elected Governor by
an overwhelming majority. That large majority Of
deli CATION in the Congress will be opposed TO
Henry Clay for The Presidency and in favor Of the Re
puhican Administration. is already morally certain -
TIE PEOPLE ARE Up, and We shall not be sur.
prised, If they ceany sweep the Slate Of Wing
ism.
The adsices from Mss ysrpi are, that the two De.
mocratic candidates for Congress, Will tnumPhanly
succeed.
The spirit of the Democratic press of Indiana is e1
ceIie" They have engaged in he approaching
test with great energy, and with most audabe deter
m'nallon 10 act tremendously. In the last Congress
their whole delegation, with solitary exception were
Federal Wings We feel certain that their next cleo
ton, the Democrats will at least have equal division
Of the members Of Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

"s the dinner the 20lh instant, there were l3 =,
GLIDING - students and boys"-A goodly GONNA,
enough, ii The boys had only arrsd lew day. Igng.
al Jericho 10 have their boards shaved {"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

The Wings of Norfolk Borough have denounced The
EXPIRE ssinn Of sink SVim in The bierrs terms. It
is The FIRST lime, that the Wings have perverted the
exPression-They first msrepresent it, and then abuse
1.-THE true meaning Of the expression has been FREE
queniiy stated else by more happily than
III political document which came under our eye yes
trtay "Let US nail flag TO the mast lie, lis 'sink
swim with our principles, and Of course with that
candidate for the Presidency, who will be
most likely to sustain them" This is The true reading
OF Tie e1PressIon-e, the Wings OF Norfolk ran, and
resolve much as they wiil-Or, as we expressed
selves in May last in another FORM Clay and The Bank
Van Buren, and no Bank; pom such and issue, what
Republican can hesitate: For one, say explicitly. We
prepared 10 sink swim with Martin Van Buren,. -
End 50 are ICE nOr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

H. We are requested 10 say that the cant.4aes f.
the Senate in the district Of lienrico, New Kent, q
will address the people Of James City County, J"
amsburg, the second Monday in the present nloaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

NJ Cores pondent in Southampton is n!ome.
that 1.-THE Louisanian is the Admins ra''on P"' n
New Orleans; and has the reputation OF being one lie
ablest journals in the county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

One Of The Travelling FOslmaserS, attached 10 q.
Southern Mail line, called Us last evening, as a.
were going press, to contradict statement made
TucsLry's Wing, that owing 10 the misconduct or psi.
teal tick Of the Post Office Agent, the Wing t4c:1
arrive regularly at Of the Post Offices between Gts
Ion and Raeigh whilst the Enquirer vas received t..
Agent declares the statement altogether untrue
lie also Declares that neither he, nor IN his oP'nT.
the other Agent, ever concerned 10 selling apps
oranges. &c, as stated by the Wing i'seI:-Ihr =.
agents having enough TO do 10 attend I" their ow" -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10
TO THE EDITOR or TIE Eve riHER.


Nhw KENT, May 9th, l>al
Saturday last being the day If our GencT.! Muse,
and very propous one for the OCCASION large 49,
brr OF persons repaired the Forge, the place OF q
Regmental rendezvous and TO our very agreeable SUI
rse the candida,eS iU: Congress and the Safe Sa--
all present. After the parade was over, Is vs.
expected, they addressed the assembled multitude VI
Lyons OF the candidates for tho Senate frs, ascf"-.
ed the Llock and in speech of great length, On ne
fashionable pIraseOIogy Of the day. defined hs Pr'
ton at loss howeve 10 Iaiofm You wh'ia''
his opinions are most Republican or Frdsral-!nar'@.
they were so nearly balanced, that the uPpei.aon
halt horse and hall alligator, will, think, very Sc
characterize them. Whilst he pro!rssrd devotion %
the doctrines Promulga by the Resolutions and Il.
ted States Bank, and the supporter Of Henry CIaf j.
the Presidency, who, of all men in this cnunif.. ''
done most 10 subvert these very doctrines Mr.. Rosie
followed Mr. Lyons in neat little speech. winch h..
quite happy effect and after him, Mr. SrldrG ar.'-
and IN speech OF Two more hours IN duration. ri's
ed the attention OF the audience. II was speech ICa.
huI IN conception, rrplete with sound atgumrht, 81.
happy in delivery. lGGeed, Sir there but orc q
nIou with reference to it, and that was, that "ls NJ
best speech by far delivered on the occasion. Gorge
tuate you, Sir, aud the Republican party Of The Nr.
potan Congressional District in having able ard o.
cumplisIrd champion To maintain our principles v
Bolts next addressed us in speech OF great length a'
earnesntss; hut he measured swords with an ania'
vas Iy superior 10 him. His speech was interior To -
drns. both IN GIcon md Argument R"iy upon It. ; f.
Old New Kent will do her duty the 4th lhufs'-y 80
Sriden and RepubIcansm are orr walch@o!ds
ReSupct.ulIy yours
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

Thanks 10 the Charlottesville Republican far the din.
statistics which he has furnished 1t is polite enough
to inform inqrisi,ive correspondent 'hal the din
given 10 MIR. Rives FIVE years ago, there be.
so and GO persons present. including students and
boys; who were there 10 "eke the number and that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

Mr. 5. NJ. Ball has lately published an Address 10
the Waters Of Fairfax in order TO clear up certain
against him for having "present"d petitions from por
ton Of my fellow cit zpns in relation 10 The employ ment
Of fee negroes the Potomac fisheries, &c &c -
We have no desire TO enter into this controversy at all
aud only motive in noticing the Address, was 10 call
the attic n0n Of readers 10 some high matter with
which concludes II is well expressed and PRETTY in.
renously put-and beg leave Ia adop, the following
passages (utnnS mutandiS)-f the ed.cution Of
own Republican friends:
=. Ill conclude, by asking if ii does not not become
US To meet adveGsaries with corresponding activity
All determination! Never did patrut engage IN more
holy Permit not yourselves 10 b" deceived by
the stralagems Of willy adversary. But with manly
ii rinrs, and independence. the polls maintain your
principles The next Legislature will be important
one. Several high political offices to ill, aud it is
confidently believed that the (Oiv) hopes Of (hr Cay)
for erc0n rest upon carrying Virginia this sPi'ng
LIT be united firm, and energetic, aud victory will
purch upon banner in lc40 There is lime Tor
hesitation; while slumberng our post the
my entering our camp-Importar rrsultsaie involved
in The issue: and in the coming contest patriotism calls
upon every man who beevse that ours is Govern.
Of limited powers-who values The (prinripirS Of
tie Constitutions amt The STct DOCTRINES If tie Rrpubiicga
schO0i } In buckle his armnr. And Virginia appeals
10 those Of her who profess the principle she has
maintained, 10 those who are for TgId economy IN
tie administration of the General GDyernm nj. for
strict ability of public officers 10 Republicans
Of the cast Of those who furnished in your paImy
days when her star was raised alo beacon to guide
and direct her sister Staes; and expects every man 10
do his duty"
The Italics own-and never did an appeal suit
lily The Party. TO which Mr.. Ball addresses himself,
better calculated TO the Republican party, as
the expressions "Vrgria appeals 10 those of her
who profess the prime pies she has Gaintaned-
These principles are strict construc'ion-nntiB Bank
aaiTarf-anh TO those series If measures which cha.
rnr ri the uolcs Of Mr. CLAW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10

GEN N.7LL.7CE, Democratic Candidats Of fa"qwcr
The Warrenton JefersonIan thus dthncs Tie PoS't'"n
Of one who was opposed the SubTeasnry. and init
mate friend Of Mr. Rives but who goes nr his principles
and his country are happy 10 rec"griz" IN this
patriot gentleman with whom, for the lastly moatls,
we have frequently compared political lngbooks:
"He is opposed 10 the Snbreasury but would take II
in preference To National Bank; he is with The ADM
nsra,ion in every other important PARTICULAR he regards
Mr. Rivcss course of determined hostility tn the
Administrations and therefore is content that he shall
choose his own company ns he is Of those who
will sink or swim with this Administration. in opposi
ton /" a revival Of any Federal dynasty. We have now
defined his position; hnmbly hope, that those who
are disposed for party effect, TO misepres'nt him in
future will first read this definition Of his position, be-
fore they conclude TO do him such Injustice. Captain
Smith is as our e.pondent in the last number re-
marked 'emphatcalIy the peoples CANDIDATE the same
Yesterday to-day and 10 morrow; bred farmer his
feelings his principle and interest are al! with that class
of the community: n man whom nature has endowed
with strong. discriminating mind, which has been pro-
perl" tempered by good education.
Capt. Smith runs with Gen. Wallace on the same
Democratic ticket. Our best wishes attend them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-10
,Ey The Corc mar IF The conference.-the Of iHgtHta.
A PROCLAMATION

ERTllEREAS II las brcn represented 10 ME upon The
w authority o! the g. rpner Of Clarke county, that
murder rerrrinied in ;ha county the ID uI,no
upns WilIiam II la;vr, by negro man slave named
FREDERICK, the property rf VIM Wiley who mme
tiaely d aaG is now going at large: N0w, therefore"
David Campbell, Governor Of the said Common wealth.
have thought proper 10 Issue ihs proclamation, oirrg
reward Of One UHnGJd UHarS 10 any person persons
who will appehend and - The jail o? Clarke
" the said slave Frederick and do moreover CURE
all officers both cvii and military Cud request the good
ci,izrns Of this Commensurate to their best
TONS 10 appr bend the said FIR, Geck, that lie may be
dealt Nth according to law.
In...l q L.
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To Reuters and CorrfsponGents.

But little while longer aud the Election will be Oyr.
and "" will throw more variety which Is sad u be
"zes. or r' itself INTO the columns Of the Encnr,,
-Mranwhile we must det.1ae IL 10 matters connrc,
with the campaign. We have thrown upon CO, l.,
page o vigorous Essay from the Gh5r. under ,l.r
nature Of Marcus. addressed To the People If Nfgr..
and OF our first page, the promised Veto Of Preside.
jackson on tie bill for the distribution OF the prucr,
of the Public Lands We have scattered through o
columns a variety of communications We have st.
large budget Of Mss on hand We shall brrnI ouI ..
Tuesday. the last Address Of the Central COMMITTEE
the Republican Convention, IN the Citizens e.! NtgLi
the 81 No probably of The mastery exposition On D.
alcaiions, which is calculated TO dsS'par the WNEc.
NOR on that suhrct-the last and best No Of Jri-.r
Political Whrggery, &c &c. But y" must brsPeak To.
patience both Of Readers aud Correspondents
A. II was especially our desire TO give place to J
ice tins Inoruinr-hul some mIscGuC"ptIon ~ .r "a:
engagements of Ih- office, prevented rs icing put U9
We promise it positively IN our next
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TIIE COALITION,


Did the Prnulr Of Vrnia undrrs the state of The
game. as tie Petersburg lmlegenCer does, W. should
more easily yin the victory this Spnng- hal paper
addresses the Conservatives as ITS sworn ana rg'ar
aIies-in the plan Of pulling down The present acm
is,rarion 1t declares from the very house TOPS mat II
the allied forces Of the Wings and Conservatives h"'
do their duty the evening Of the I'D OF Nay. le.',
will find Marlin Van Buren, political iugnve, house
less ftIendless, puweress and hopeless w" not ~. -
considerations animate you Says The feefsbuIg ".
tor to his WhI compe'iiUs) TO an efficient discharge "'
your duties Can Wing or Conservative be t'nnd,
s. reckless of consequences so deal TO the cas OF GUY
50 REGARDLESS u his country honor, 10 n!ter IN his
course? No! we are such an one cannot be found
-Whn, say the People To this? Will then any Rrpub-
lean vntr fer Conservative candidate. until H. pledges
himself to vote for a Senator Of the VIII" Is ha0"n
To- be friendly to The Administration: Masks Oh We
rlace no confidence in the sprcouS professions or the
varue p1otcsaliors Of any candidate Til who ATE
not now fI vs. are against Us The Pit lGtr!ILencrr
holds the Conservatives 10 be rFi'd with the W lg' III
the holy Office Of putting Go~n the Administration Such
is The general sentiment Of The Wigs Do we not hear al
Il Conservative Senator in a neIghb"rna district moving
Heaven ard Earth deret the Republican candidate, 1t
was he who while lie the white robe Ot Candidate
before the People. last Spring, unhesttngy dtciarrdal
the Wings flushed with the hop" oi repstablsinr
he Bank the ruins OF the present. Admini~'ra-
ton - and they lot So s:)-wbn called upon hs
cGmpciior 10 come cut and "bis preferences Tor
III" Pr. ntIa succesiUn ("eGnote from his own pfln-
ted address, aTd yet he bOgg'es about The rrPriy
OF making such decilrl0n, though anU'ier year mas
rolled on )-and no emphacay asked "why, then, II
they will not support me- for the appreciation OF one OPT
nj II. am |, or any other Republican, to abandon Mr.
Van Buren, for the condemnation Of one measure? !
never did indulge the vain hope Of seeing him, OF any
Other President 30 through an Administrator OF eight
years without rccninms nding some measure could not
approve And yet he is virtually laklnL The field
against the Administration candidate for tn" fi"nSr ot
Delegates and giving aid aud cOnnenance 10 tie Wings
hat he declared in March, l53, was just II was the
r 10 indian n NU
is changed 10 him the appeals Of the 7 lnelIrgencer
may be fairly addressed. lie is TO al ntenis and pur
poses The ally Of the Wings and an opponent OF MI v
Buren,.
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MILITARY ACADEM

MILITARY ACADEMY.
The following gentlemen have been invited 10 attend
the ensuing examination Of the Cadets Of The nIted
States Military Academy, to The second
Monday in next month:
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