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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

no. S. Walker, Ed G. Chapman, Capt Jos Early, Alb
ner Berry, Antw. Carprntcr jr Col. Jas w Walker.
Col. Nathaniel Welsh, Jas. T. Hll Morris D. Newman
John Bnoton, Richard Bonton, George A Rurkcr, VIM
J. Wright, be and they llrnbY appointed delegates
to represent this county sad Convention. Upon
ton, the Chairman added to the number.
3 Resorsd, That Robert a. Banks, William Finks,
Iandy Collins, Dr. VIM r Banks, Brllied Cave,
Milton k'r,ly, Thomas Humphreys, Thomas Clrpen-
ter, Francis Milan Capt Tbomas A GORDON John
Hnnion, Thomas Hume, Eli Yagor, Dr.. George n.
Thrift, JAS I. Hill, A. BIrkev VIM, T. Foushee, DR..
- "ynan, Simeon Murray, Ja,.es rwyman, sr.,
Andrew Carpenter IT, Joshua Miller, Thonas Miller,
John Harrison, jr., Alexander Reed Wm c. Liuscomb
Quintus Barbour, Patrick H. Carpenter Cant Josrph
Hume, Joseph Good, Aaron Gar Gcorre W Pendie
ton, George Miller, Adam Wayland, Ellio, Blankrn.
bigger, Ephram r. Fray, aud Hiram Carver, be, and
they are hereby appointed Central Committee of VI.
glanc" for tins county, Ia d; tbs place
4 RcSOir'd, That john Bnut"n, George Ruckcr,
Edmond II. Lewis, Capt Jos. Early Nm. j. Wright,
James Blakry, DIR. - Morgan, VIM. Early, b f r.
Conway, Ahran, KmtIy, G,bbon Conway, and John
Conway, be, and they are hereby appointed Precinct
Committee of Vigilance, for Rapid Ann: that Ed.
nnnd Chapman, Abnrr Berry, John Weaver, r., Benz.
Crrslcr, Thomas Clorp, Renbrn Thomas, Adam Wal
hor, Simeon Blank"nhlgger, Elliot F,nks, and Maj w.
Chapman, be- and are hereby appointed Precinct
Committee of Vigilance for Robinson Meeting house:
that Col Travis Twyman, Col y. J Welsh John 5.
Walker, William Boswell, Benjamin r. Jones' Aaron
Lacy, John T Tucker, Thomas Sparks Isham Talum,
Richard c Booton, Merry Aylnr and Capt Joseph
Hume, he and are hereby appointed precinct commit
TIE Of Vigilance for Iocu>tdale
.. R'SOircd, That the Central Committee and the Sc
vrra precinct committees be and hereby earnestly
requested 10 organise Immediately.
d R'So'rfd, That we highly approve of the faithful
manner III which cur present Representative IN Con-
has discharged his duties and that he hereby re-.
qne>cd to address the citizens of this county all the
election precincts, AT such time suit his conve-
nicnce between thus and the first Monday in November
On motion, ordered that these prc ccrdings be- signed
by the Chairman and Secretary and he published in the
Richmond Enquirer. LINN BANKS, Lhmu
\. r BIAkEy, Sac H.
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II be otherwise; Ours tho Of The people anans
'hrr vrst foes and opprcssors; aud will the people
ahandon such cause No, Sir Rely upon it, Little
tennessee vide awake, and viii die under The Re.
publican banner, or carry II IN triumph.
Yours truly"
Fran "noiher Correspondent, RnsseH a., .3ng 81.
"On Thursday last the great Rlres Festival came
Of IN this c"uny-lis friends from the surrounding
counties here 10 well the aSsembag.. At about
II clock c company repaired 10 the grove selected
for tie occasnu aud consisting Of some 1O9 ladies'
aud gentlemen
SCu! Hopkins returned home the evening before
rom the comfy Of lee. The friends Of Rrves, know
ing that l." address the people of Lee on Mon
day, did >. expect Inn to reach Lebanon III time for
tneir Festival and of them had circulated a
port that be would make his apr earance for fear Of
it.v"s In tals they disappointed. he arrived
at'rr forced RIDE and thu first movement oi the Com
-n;lire 0: Arrangements was, to hold meeting aud
adopta resolution that the Colonel should not reply
On the day oi the festival it was reported tint Mr.
R!vrs dfsued linn 10 reply, and after some difficulty
the mairr arranged, and 1t was agreed that Mr.
Rives should speak Two hours and Col. Hopkins reply
twO hours before dinner, and then that they should
ply alternately - m,nutrs.-Mr. Rves opened The d
cnsS"n, and spoke upwards of two and half hours.
20" H. followed for tw" hours when ne was promptly
called to order, and promptly yielded tn the call
RIvrs aean arose, and spoke for than AN honr and
half, IN violation of the agreement, and continued
until after night thus atordrng time Tor reply
Ills spcerhrs well received; but let his friends
send FORTH one has done, samefully false and rX.
aggrrated account of the matter, yon may rely upon
I. that It The proudcs day for the Democracy
which have witnessed in Russell. | defy any
friend of Rvrs 10 punt Ia single change in his
iavnr. driy them IT, point to one who mad been
doubtful before he came, who is not warm and
zralGus Democrat. Mr. Rvrs and his friends well
know tina, defeat, glazing and pal pable defeat, attended
them, and majority of the voters present will de-
clare.
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.,,.s Ina, Mr. James Mcdowell would addres.
~" a,nn,e Of Grayson on the LIST Superintendent
4" r. IN The 4th The Wythe paper contains the fol
oW- We, the undersigned, persons who heretofore
tIIf names 10 erased from the list Of the democratic
Gt VIGILANCE fcr this county, desire that they should
n III. We have been acting under mi>ap
4 ] m c gard the measures Of The Administration, IN
If statements uiide H. ~ BY the uprslton, winch
s discovered 10 who'll. unfonded You viii
"r - ,,,.,r h, inserting thi> IN ynnr paper
fia'', Respectfully yours, &C.,
HENRY EARHiRT,
WILLIAM nGAk,
JAMES DOhk."
n,,,w,rr SrArE--We have a letter from one Of
La,,l,r counties Of Maryland saying that the Stale
u !. Delaware would assuredy 20 for Mr., Van Buren,.
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EXTRACT ETA Letter .trOm Washington CO., .1biugdon

fH1. -.
"Wc have recently had amongst Of the speak
ing and eating orators Of the Wing party, Mr.. VIM c.
R,vrS Mr. j. i. Anderson and MIR. Edward Johnston.
The Little ExpGnger held forth for four sci ID hours
large audiences hut, far know and have heard,
he made no impression against On The other hand
have heard of some changes IN our favor. Many o!
our friends would like to sec him here again and let
HIM make another effort TO cnlIghten US feeling per
trcily confident that every effort would be aiding the
other party | Disappointed. He is 1T least not
tn" gTen man before the people that Ind been led L"
believe he lie trl! far below my expeditions,
from hat had heard Of him. Mr. R.vcs dies hard,
but dr he must You may rest assured, that this Flee
toraI District viii do lis duty the first Monday in
November, and handsomc sustain present patriotic
Chief Magistrate Our majority Will not be less than
fifteen hundred. although our Wing friends brag high
as the always have done heretofore.
DEMOCRAT"
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Sent !

..L - iii he Illuminated Wednesday, the -'
WEI ,mn.r 1870 with upwards OF IhS lhSa H. nsuaf
w oi .r has bcrome the sole propi r"r o. ''
A inc ,y celebrated wonder al Nature, ne "a s,.s
re- lin addition !" S Comfort
20 the Iaphe, rt successful arrangements gu -, ron
orr f The Of perfect ",ae Sm@ bestowed IS when he
tinnaneeh % srs,eu Coco admitted
rein, , a. ,he cave and for the iiaiiooi'
eut ,ns Cave for one Doariadies s'a JACOB MoHLER.
INV W 3l-w3w
| Aug IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

Mrxrco-Yes;erday' Compiler, furnishes US with
some interesting letters, of the 2d and .9h July There
had been twelve days fighting in the Captal, and
much blood shed Both parties had about lotto troops
each The last letter (o the 2)th) says, 'The R"vn-
luton which broke out the morning of the 10TH has
resulted in the defeat nf the FcLerasts after twelve
DAYS hard fighting. The most excellent President,
(uslauen Cd again in possession Of the Palace, and
ihe administration of public affairs has resumed lis
wontrd authority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

srm.4 [:sl-et srt>' s'.eo min.
,s,hp Subscribers have received by packets
chester M'!m"i' an" ~. '"' r' ni. 1nrn ia XII
TWENTY PACKAGES Of fresh and ,cua"mallc DRY GOODS
the cash enables tov'r than similar
been sold At former season. They are !"
:S;,a srrnr Wool blue and dy,a hrck Cloths
d.. I,h p"rId" Invisible an' ii' GREEN h"wh "Ns
pallm, 0xfrd, steel nr>ci md dram Cloth.
DO wooi.dyc hack. blu, and fame, cord cass'mcres
super figured sriino 1olimrrr aud wanslown Nes'n..
SuInr idug, low priced a,ne;E and Kentucky Jeans
GLASGOW, Washington and Canadian ker.c,s
sj7A: ai'.tls .lH 81 ;ffdR ,"s y,',H.",
rnd.rr', ,lrnkinga>o ontts and Canton fann'l-
E , a' ir~ nlacS aiys and Nss, ne de Lame
S:up.iigr and me hack and blue black 'omba"'nc
Rol!n CifcasSan and Ca>lmcrr Plaid
i:rntruru'S mh-wooI shuts and Drawers
super GO d" Rhine Gro dc SWISS and Go d" Ncssina
!it:rn ';ran, Tor ladies aprons; Gr" de- Ms'rrs
Black, Hack aud fancy co",4 raTl a de Sol
Tibet, ilerino ,nlr SIX and nry '"dker'ht"f'
""t i'~% m.rno noi and nsm mere, lIoss o,.
Fis,, in: i'% S s saS s In avn .' and
White, ntrF brown" ~. >sd and ',ni"%, =, ,,,. DO
pn AMI rmo'.r,rd "n% It,; an, and cav E." ~"
Fanny nrl To Sf 5 ," an '1 thread a ean"e dSis
Line" "m' I'- lTm N "a ,,%. ana "a l%"F''
ni aS Tr and arona, Mnl Book and checked MusInI
l%I.s super G" nett I-hn and sin Gloves and Mns
( ~ element Etrk do do 40
"a N, ,un, ~praield ioncre and ~ l!cd silk lldkis
y" hi,"' - A.. an, do
," Ton rs A.: % %' WHIT al" and %" co Grape
Thread and Bubinrt Iaacrs, tisin.- ara th>ttniss
Do Beading, l:uhiu,ti, Guiliiss ana S'',nP L"7'"S
= L., r,,l ,nad wash Blonde and silk Nr't nut,
White an, black >iIk Lace, Blonde Sire an" '''' '"
80 !. and ca lnir EdgingS aud inscuhss
Whit. and c,ur,d corded skirts
SIX and r,'to Umbrellas
vrlyrt six lasting metal and log calm bh''"hs u
,,I locks SHIRTS d
nm, blar k " nfr and assorted color eW''I u. ,. az
I II 'rauS p,lbn<. .ik an" tOroihliuh p'''
Victoria 60 >c,., Plus and At' h,s ,,vn and bleach.
- ru;;,u Diaper, He'd Ticking, apron an" '"'
IA Checks and retail nj n mo
i,,rr. /; ,a.l or acccr,ncrs III town M'."', a,,c
assortment, are hN"'n '"
'v'n - " 'I v.I lind many desirable hnh cheap "''''i
winch nave nee" ''' " ''' VALENTINE & BREEDER,
= BLur Bu!Gtrgs, street, >h"c'oe M"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

VTIC Ar Ran away from the subs. aer, hs I'M,
* 90 G,.en. county, Tuesday, the ailh :" ,m, ~,
- ,n, aIEERT He j. about !! years "i age ~, n,tsa
w! a, Mi blue bright complex ia, M.
f IL exact II in length lie y m ,ob wi,h him
'o" ",nvn and very fun! rhy face ne .oon co,hng
@ ,,n suit Of clothes, hi" wool nav ,,hn thc county
blue '",n viii pye dollars taken "i',n ,an - ~.
nor -, IN any of tho onin. c"untirs' anu @ - ,ha,
M, Of The state and delivered to M 81 m . deliver him To Dr.
art nm ,o,,rsyilIr Orange county, OF 10 hc
near lie, Greene county itRKIN FUCKER.
3i-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

IpTR PAPER! The Franklin Hal'"'',lhe ~, ,,.T
p;hn,nJ hive now hand good asst rtieh' ~ 49,.
ga, r,nt Erok Medium, Printing ana otErt hPa' -, and
knd- they believe WI bear 'Ian, m The mon.
49,. ,,,,h ~. work uf similar establishments " = ~, ,,
hc, therefore confidence s,rt me % y, ,rrute or
@ r-;"nL. and lie public generally, and are "n! , ,v
.r. lar any description paper that may y" 10, III ,r- or
,n furnish on reasanabI. ntcr. TnSy f'l ~, , AGENT.
' ~. NAV addressed c'ncr !" .
Wrs Lanes Szrr & son, OF Mr. John lchafa''
the Paper Mill
Richmond, sept. L. leil
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Charlo,,esviile. sert.mher !. lsi1.

EnN Imp0riationS, lc4O-ChtGm, Qmc'nS~arr, &c.
HAVE and aoli per ships Kh"dr Island and sea-
Liverpool, and hatrr Earnest G-avr, Bremen
of & ilNA, al EENSN ARE, GLASS
which o'r dealer. original packages rpacktd 10
order the hest ur cash. the usual credit.
WILLIAM f. BiTLER,
Lgts SMITH Bi.isr. 3 doors dbJrs the BsH ThrerH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

SsTRhN Ed suh>crbrr living parr
- bay Flf, old rising J. wLith round the mouth,
with white hairs i!r her tail, aud
Sprck- her fore shoulders and her body Her name
MANY Wr and easily b" told 10y calling her 10y
she VIII "w that knows her viii give
dollars Tor the apprehension "f the aforesaid Fry, and also
dollar for The ihc Any person VIII" shall hear from find The
said FIlrr, will wIitc Ia Charlottesville. virginia
JANEi JAMES
lharmtrsviilp Se"t sm,pr ), lS;1, .t-i
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r;r;,ia Lcesburc. Class =.

W ss,..ax County l."'t'ry, No. =; a. y" a.
Drawing 0: ne SH- ~ - ~ - - IL - ~
~, So- y % 81; another one 80 - STRhTTON.
y;;,i, Ieeshurr Lottery No. ., Hnsus' 2
Drawing of the Virgin, n ~ ~ " 20 4 81 6l
Ne Al 20; prize Of $50 sold and CTR RRGxrroS.
ct 5000 toF 'o"'": STRATTON'S,
1-cr.ts elc-for sale ~ litt Strcei.
go 3i-I
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,ITr Fan and Uiulrr DRY GOODS.

THE rlscrib, inform hi> and the Pubic
Morally received by the last packets from New
York pladcl,hin aud neral "f
,- DRY GOODS such viii enable him To
al prices cash Al persons want
most respectfully call riurc purchasing elsewhere
THOMAS ID. eIARIES,
sem, f:J-f:l N Sres, s.sT mn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
Slrut;on's Office.
Iirrinin MclisbnrG, n.

,,,IcEETs in all the Lotteries a really u'Ns TRaTToN
| Ir The package single ticket ny i.M STREET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

81
,,.,;rr of n pnrlion oilhe Democratic party o,
40 cunt. Of Monroe, held Mt the Courh"u :" 90
count. on Wednesday, the l?,h day 81 Angus,
t;r th.. purpcs,. OF taking INTO CONSERVATION wy no
-. .n4;u,, dclrua,es to the Convention !" ~
- I.h,rlSitesyie on the 9th day OF next month
Wa, an motinn. the Hon. Andrew b'hhs Wa
,,.d 70 The Chair and Benz. F. Steele appo"'su &c
rt,ary-uhrrcuPon the i""",''g Feso
f.rej and unanimously adopted: ~, -orr;e,v
" piJ That we heartily concur m INC PI"iiyJ
d importance Of the Democratic Conven''Jn 81 SEN
,r, he holden in Charlottesville on Tue '''' 'l'
{. cyabcr next. ,,,,o, bo Amounted to
r eprescnt the Democracy u i
D osrh Convention. an motions seve-
> n, made were delegated 10 represent w .nd,ew
" onroc in sad Convention !" WV Mcdaniel, Col.
p e;rnr Mai. Samuel Clark, Madison McD' "drsw p
IL, Rernc ir James A. Shnnk''n' Ii ~ alo-
r., .irne. BENZ F. Steele, Col VIM. hIis ou" Henry W
=, der Capt WIN. Ada'r Andrew suit unrvcv oliver
e;Tne ST.. Hugh Tiffany, jr, Capt; h"u Samuel
JrL E,,.ler Esq Augustus a. onap,n'" Il, wv
Ham; lion. Michael Alexander, AieSa" W.
/ Hoarl, III. Rich,rd Johnson, Annrew -, 10 s;rned by
| p.,irsd That the above prncec"'i'. AZ, p;.hmopd
| the or rlirman and Secreta'y' ~
| Ennu; ,r for publication ,.oa s;o, d;e
~ ,oiion the meeting ail oG,neG s. r a rro,
On . ''t'"'' ''> ANDREW BElRNE, Charm0n.
:, RryJ.a:. F. STEELE, Sccrefa'y
/ ,,,n,soy COUNTY. -,
The Democratic Republicans OF iht
/ At meetin G O. tt -, bous, on the 27lh day
county of Mad son. a. NV 80. orqanzed BY calm!
Of August, lo'nr we to the Chair, and appointing
the ion, Inn ,'," The object Of the mGetns ~. -
ing been explained BY me o' 'In ',"'
snIn,;ons WIRE unanin. 'usly adopted: h;ect Of th
soiu''o"S I'll, ~. approve of the orr Snran
w. an,ocru tic Republican on 81 ~ SOFTEN
ton, TO be held at Chariot 'es'''''
Der. ~, Madison, bdniona :
ese w:;;y lSis 7sy 8 s.5 5s' 4ss%
S HsaPs! xSss' Angus g aEsy Capt Wesley :
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rtSTEp-A ou :Srrvan,;her hoy, from ten totw
w al ar n less than fufy who
well recommended honesty and sohreiy Apply al ll> oicr
Sen, 3i-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

NAREETS-RIcrM"~p September p $50
COUNTRY FIOtR-Stotk lght and receipts >niallsaIrs II
new S,i. OIL ~.
CITY NiiIS-Sf.
WHENl-R"d, lO5crntS-wntr. 10 cents.
rDRN-ia Same demand f,r shipment.
TDBAcCO-insperi0ls lIgln-hut q change in prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

virginia Wclisbur@, n. a.,
., ~ Jersey Lottery Class B dawn Aug. 2'd:
Is A. - 20 81 IS "a 81 !" 10 40 " : .
-, - T;,tc, Nos 10 - -, A prize Of SlnT'
IN -. 95l54b do 90 s,rr ,rTox
Roth sold and cashcd by SlhAi 10, a.,
,ho y,Sinia Petersburg Lottery, Extra, No. II, au
gus 2.th - :, . : /, 40 "a ~ 90 - II
Ticket Nos % 80 "a another eata' sou -" SrRATToN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

n, Wcarc compelled today over many articles which
we are anxious publish to-day. But in our next, We
hill hn ur mnrr snarOONl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

u7Ae .4bplitioaists-A Mr. Myron ll"liey IS max
inu n tour through the Western counties OF ~ York,
callinu county meetings with view to distinct or
panization ofhe AhoItionsts the Presidential q"es-
ton A meeting was held in Buffalo last week to ap-
poipt deeoates TO one of these meetings Alter full
discussion of the whole matter It was resolved, (out
one member dissen,ing,) that It was lne1pcd'en 10 Ia
yor the plan Of distinct organization and 50 instructed
their delegates The dissentcr wasa Van Buren, man
This fact speaks volumes,
Yes, indeed, it docs "spcak volumes 1t shows
hat the Aboltonis,s in spite of the Syracuse Conven'
ion, &c, &c, are going for w. H. Harrson-and Mr
Brown shows us that he is nothing 10th.
The Norfolk Herald is rather mistaken in the feeling
,scr;bes 70 the Republicans about MIR. Tazewefs al
eady celebrated letter We are all extremely please
with it. The New York Post, the n l. Era me ~
ANY Argus, the Globe, Baltimore Republican, &c.
&c, &c, are loud in their commentators o. 'ne se,.
spirit the masculine views which are "sraysa
vb;ch is ANNOYED by his developements II is Inc
Norfolk Herald itself the Ss;l ., I"S1 The si HsSa
nav take one thing for granted: If he is not pleased
With the letter. WE are.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
T,cPsburg. CLASS W

ICPsbWrg. eIHSS y a. ,,rusI lf
Drawing of MARYLAND state q i~'! 81 10 % i -
Tict,, So: 3 10 81; another cap'a' sou sTRhTToN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

We have ~ room, for the remarks on the Hooe
,s.or for the structures on the Wing press on Mt V.
s's letter about the militia bnor on the reckless
etcr Of John NJ Botts the compeer OF lie thfee Exc
u,ive Abolhonists By the by, they (hat Is 70 say,
sce Garland Chairman, Y. Clark us 'e; ~
Whs andnay do these two
Washington nG display in this psdane and %Pe1Gsn'
reduction Only think J: G. Clark, an a,o,', ,ha
IT. prcsuming to flood Virginia with documents 'n M
ddrcss her-and pretend TO dispose Of nel so'' =
l. Harrison A little civet, good apothecafy
We have confounded the Rev, VIM Bryan o, h" ~,
ngham, with Major Bryan, OF the same couhy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

l. Mr.. Clay has published reply I" Gen Jackson.
We have room for it to-day. The Wings cry it up
as model "'dcccncy when he couples with The name
of Gen J. the cpthcts nlikc imnornt, mAlv"icn and
drragatory from the dignity, &c,-and talks I'll lbs
SOON and cnntrmnl.' &c. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
To THi EDirOE or INE E.vQ UIRER
,ETtIS IN HOrLi10Lglv

]. S. is the opinion sc very intelligent mir,
ia, country is DCmocratic by handsome ma orty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04

Politics. now, sweeps almost every thing else bfirrr il;
or, we should not have long delayed iakrg
tce q" the enthusiastic and noh!r ry-rtons Of tho Is.
raelitcs III various Towns for Inc rci"i Of l;,r
prosecuted brethren in Damascus. The hotter >; III.
Forsyth 10 Consul in Alexandria, calling upon han
10 Inierpose his good offices III their hcIa-thr rxrr-
tons Of Tie Christian Ministers. fpart,cularly The rlp
qucnt DucnrlctD and the novel spectacle ci c.r ad
dressing Hebrew congregation at rh !adrlpha, are
events winch do honor 10 The age, aud our cu,.i;r:.
J. Mr.. Clay has published reply I" Gen Jackson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-04
MONROE COUNTY

P. J. BrA>,u, SCI ry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-12-03

There is a man living in the state of Indiana. aged 30 years who has been married twice. having had by his first wife l9 children. and hy his lass II, tho
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
Moral and political.

"rom Cummns teIcd ne a orlG story
conserving Of you to,her evening, but
woodenl listen to his sicknin tail"
The above paragraph Cormed The pos
crpt to a letter written lately to her
lover, by young woman in The west.
And there is a certain amount Of phiio
saphy deddcabIe from il, which it would
be wen were il better understood among
sIanderers in general, especially hose OF
influence who have motives of rivalry to
urge them on. This young womaa was
not so distrustful of her swain as TO be-
licye every thing that was said about him:
She knew him: she had good reason 10
suspect the friendship OF Tom Cum
mlns;' understood his motives; and was
MOI to be diverted from her regard for
the absent, by the latter's 'scknin tail. ;
Now this generous principle OF disbe
lieyiug Islander and calumnious prophe-
cies until some good ground IS adduced
or them, has just been signslly opeya-
i've in Tennessee, aud with tho mos
triumphant consequences. Whsn the
canvass for Presideu approached, Gen
JACKSON was found mounung Successive.
~ half the vacant stumps III the State
his nose with spectacles bestrid, and his
voice fierce as ten furies--we should be
justified in saying eleven, we think, bat
prefer the original smie--breathlng Out
ihreatenlngs and slaughter against Gen
HARRISON. He prophecied the immedi
ale downfall of the republic aud the
everlasting slavery Of the people, in the
case Of his election; he deprecated his
military capacities; in fine, be a5i,sec
him, that's he word, in all possible
ways
And what was the RESULT The people
saw his motives; hey knew and c,t II,
injustice Of bis sIand rs; they hnd ca,
the history OF the country Tor Themselves
nor through has specs; sud when q,
time came for action they drove hu
howItng 10 the Hermitage with majou
ty agalnsi us prot sc, and ia favor 0
the Hero of Tippecanoe, in The Roaring
Lions own township = they woodea
listen 10 his Sickaen tdil'--Pha Gas.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

TIE Law or NEWSPAPERS. - We
learn from be Boston Courier that Judge
Williams, 10 late case before the com
mon pleas, Land down the law in relation
to question interesting 10 editors Of
newspapers, as follows;
l. Where a subscriber to a newsps
per orders il to be discontinued, and it
continues to be lelt al his residence, the
presumption is, in the absence Of any
evidence 10 he contrary. tina it is lell
by the subscribers orders, and upon a
promise to pay Tor II.
9,if newspaper is left from day TO
day for person at his place Of business
with his knowledge and consent, though
not with his expressed consent; and il
he has reason to believe thai it is so lei
under his expectation that he is 10 pay
for it; in that case he can be bound to
pay for it, unless he gives notice to dis
continue IL
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26
Tic POST Office nennriment.

Complaints against The hardness and
irregularlty OF the mails, are universal
throughout The country, On Tic great
southern route from Baltimore and
Charleston, failures occur every week
punctually, aud sometimes Two, three
and four daysin succession Tho trans.
portallon Of the mail beyond New York
seems not to be under any better ma
nagement. The Providence Journal
says that passenger gong from phila
dslpha o Providence BY the ordinary
Conveyance, wilt, half the time, arrive
twenty four hours ia advance oil the
msit - ne presaniarrangeman,s. il
Y eetassa 4e4 ,ae ggeai mails he IA na
New YORK Pos Odice twelvs hours, bs.
iofo 'ney are despatched 10 their desti-
nailon--ior what reason. NJ. Niles best
knows Rad As i The condition of every
Department uf Government, there Is
none which needs a more thorough over.