Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

George Turner, James D. Turner, Joseph IT, Turner,
Pleasant Turner, John NJ Trcvllian, George Thomas
Thomas Thurman, VIM. Terry VIM. B. Terry, Joseph
w. Terry, John Thurston, Francis Thurston, Reaves
Tlnselcy, Anderson 1ner, Craddock Vaughan Thomas
" Vaughan, Edward 5. Valentine, John S. Utley,
Reuben Utlcy, William Webster sr., William Webster,
John Webster, Hic'll:d B Woodbridge, Minor S. Webb,
l.'sby Wade, Jacob Woodson, Linneus Woodson Thos
Woodson, John Ware, Samuel Whitlockc o. G. Whit
locke, benjamin WoodMar ard, Nathaniel Woodward, Will
liam W. Woodward, Joseph Woodward, John B. Wood
ward, Wyatt Wright, Garland Wright, John Waldropc,
Frederick ). Willis, Joseph Watkins, Joseph D. Wat
klns Thomas Watkins, Thomas P. Watkins, Lucian
Morton Watkins, Nivson Watkins Jno. Watkins, Jno.
L. Watkins, Hezekah Elis-32S
NoTE-The whole number of voters in the county
IS generally supposed 10 be about 800 but the proba-
bity is that there not many The largest vote
ever pol!cd in the county in the contest between
Col Watkins and Mr.. Bryce in the year 1881, when
4O2 votes were poed. The contest between these
gentlemen was very animated and the most unprcce-
dented activity manifested and the greatest cxcr-
tons made by the friends of both parties bring every
man TO the polls. Wagons and carriages were en-
poyed to bring the aged and infirm the polls,
md was believed at that time that there but
very few voters who remained without yotng-cer-
ta:nly not more than 90 30. The land book itself
cannot afford any precise data because some whose
names figure therein are persons of unsound mind,
others are Dead though not yet marked as such and
others have long since removed from the county 1t is
probable, therefore, that the whole number of voters in
the county varies between $50 and 475.
New FEDERAL CALcrLAroR-Or, Hhig assistant TO
the Presidency; being political arithmetic for the
use Of Wig office hunters.
SIMPLE ADDITIos-Erqmple lst
Harrison men.
Clay men.
Webster men.
Rives men.
Iappans mon.
J @. Adams Abolitionsts
Gerrit Smiths do.
w. SHADES do
Changers do.
Anti masonry.
High protective Tariffs.
Extravagant Internal Improvements.
A fifty million Bank.
Hungry Wing Lawyers.
Hungry Wing Editors.
Hungry Wing Schoolmastcrs.
Hungry Wing South American travellers ria Eu-
rope 81 900.
Price for Webb $4,000
Sum total of Wing principles and patriotism:
00O0O00OO0000000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Example 3D.
Country ruined in 1884.
Ditto ditto by Specie circular.
Ditto ditto by Suspension of 1887.
Ditto ditto by the Expungc.
Ditto ditto by the election of Mr.. Van Buren,
Ditto by the Sub-Trcasury.
Ditto ditto by the dcfalcations Of S. Swartwout once
Wing candidate for the Vice Presidency.
Ditto ditto by the dismissal of drunken postmasters
Sum total: Wing impudencc and lies, one million and
half
SUBTRACTION
United States Treasury.
.Mnus Tobias Watkins.
J. O. Adams Administration.
MULTIPLICATION.
Abolition Tncendiary Publications
Multiplied by Henry Clay's vote thereon.
Product Dissemination all over the Union.
DIVISION.
Diride the Wing force into States Right Wings and
Fcderalists, and see how many 90 to each;
OE-divide the Spells among the component Ele-
ments of the Opposition, and determine what proper
ton goes to each
SINGLE RrLE OF THREE.
This rule called the rule Of three because there
are three terms given to find fourth; for example,
Scott, Clay and arrsou being given to find the presi.
deRcy multiply the second and third terms together
and divide by the first
VULGAR FRAcTIoxs.
To reduce vulgar fraction to its lowest denomina
ton, divide the numeraor and denominator by
mon factor, which will divide them both without re-
maindcr For example, Suppose that the vulgar frac-
B w. Leigh,
ton.
w. G. Rivcs
is required TO be reduced to its lowest term Rule D
vide both the numerator and denomination by conliion
measure such as J Il . and the Ees st, is