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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-14

COMMUNICATED
In the Richmond Wing Of the 3lst u there is
communication the signature of D. The anthor
is unacquanted with the people of Louisa and their
two candidates, or he has knowingly published things
palpably untrue The authors vanity is, however, as
treat as his ignorance his mendacty What effect
could he calculate his pen producing in the county
of Louisa when, have been visited and lectured by
the Sarqson of Whiggcry from the Eastern Shore OF
nv OF War from the Lutte ncii.J'mnnd-thc Sccreta.
Of Rappahannock beyond the great mounta'ns'-Mr'
Ryes and Mai. Garland-our newly converted wing
Senator, and the nominated Harrison Elector rom
Charlottesville! All, ALL have been here ana ma
ranpued the people, but they will find, that they nave
been barking up the wrong tree. Louisa is SOUND TO
the core A large majority of her freemen are attached
10 the Administration of Martin Van Buren,, because
thew believe it supported by the Constitution, and they
are determined to support both against the combined
forces of Wings Bankmen and Abolitionsts. They do
not envy their opponents the pleasure of enlisng I'M
der the banner of Gen VIM. H. Harrison, the rencwn-
ed Hero of Tippecanoe. No, they have higher objects
in view they 20 for that constitutional liberty, wnich
tbev inherited from their fathers of the Revolution
The Democratic Republicans of this Union have YET
the landrope in their possession and they will sacrce
upon the altar Of their country every personal cons
deration Of pque Strife or luminosity; and like oanu
ne brothers. united in common cause, VIII oppose
| and rout the common foe. Union enabled the Tree
men of 7 TO defend and protect their rights against
the military forces of British King The same union
Is now necessary to protect and defend our deares,
RIGHTS against the nsdious attacks of the capitalists OF
.ss, n,tion A VIRGlNIAN.
| Iou;so .ipriI 3, 1910.
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GROCERIES, AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.

WE arc selling goods cheaper than we have ever ne
w 0fr them before having laid in the same al very 'o ~
We otrr the following: ,,s hv
D hh4 Orleans sugar. from Lot % cents per pounu y
). lheharrel, cash
- Co. Porto Rico, AT very low prices
a. DO prime -. Croiy Sugar
49, 1ags C"Hrc from 10 l-2 cents, up .,,. ;, ~
~ oe " Orleans Molasses first rate family ai'ie "
- cents per gallon by the barrel, cash
:. hhis PRIME Wrsi India do.
:. bills No. Gross Hcr.lngs, at 50 5o-perfecty souho
~ Packages Loaf Sugar, as low as IL IL Genus ,ohe
y 0e mos, beautiful Clarified Sugar. perfectly
q, eW.servng, sc.
!. packages splendid Teas
- eo1es very fresh bunch Raisins
.htese Of varicus grades
), ;u'plee, Black Pepper, Ginger, Mace and Cloves
WV lhs, Cotton Yam at reduced prices
vans Of every description
lion Of all sizes
gan, Of largest and best sacking
IA" Cotton aud Wool. Cotton and Wooi Caios
lamp Oh, Sperm and Tallow Candles
Powder aud Shot 1mrpen;ine Soap .... md
osh,r '''' - '''~ s0
We determined 10 sell any and every thing In our ine
ae very lowest prices for ea.-beie wing that all trade mn
sIs:sb 10 80" lQl--tf
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.H.aUSTC.7TED
I'D
TO THE STATE RIGHTS MEN OF VIRGINIA.


addressed you in the month OF February last IN re-
lation to General Harrison course upon Abolition
Nothing has occurred since that period TO alter my
opinion--to remove weaken the objections, then
urged 10 him upon that ground:on the contrary sub
s.oucnt Developments have strengthened and multi
piled the evidence against him, and confirmed me IN
The impression that at this crisis when Abolition is as
sunng so formidable and alarming aspect, IN open,
uncquvocal and explicit declaration of his sentiments,
upon this subject should alone entitle indvdua to
The confidence and support the South-General Har-
sison opinions are still shrouded in mystery, and what
we know of them, is decidedly unfavorable.-Ihongh
repeatedly addressed in relation to the power OF Con
orc,, abolish slavery In the D'otrict Of Columbia"
he prefers to keep dark-t Will not 90 10 indulge IN
varue rcneralities, and speak Of the constitutional
rrht of Congress- interfere at all with the subject OF
slavery Protested Aboltioniss, have almost done as
much He must come out, tshow his hand, and say
whether Congress processes the power to cgsae upon
The subject in he District Of Columbia; md ifeected
and one should pass Congress, whether lie will veto a
Bill touching this question Nothing, short OF thIs
bla IS ;si, vour minds. The District OF ["ulli-
directing the whole force or rIrri oGonists are
acL;cpsd here is but the entering wedge OF
,b ,nnIcation of match to the magazine to blow th'
Government 10 atoms.-How important is II tne'' uia
Tho views of the Presidential candidates upon inns SUP
iect should be distinctly understood; that thele -
mental reservation, no equivocatIon, no disguise
~ day brings to light some new circuinstahs, -
lated 10 throw suspicion around General II. uu man
nm more and more objectionable In adut'oh :
what has heretofore been presented, the H.
mnn;cation of Bloodgood; the language OF the -
Row Gazette recently published IN MI nyn erh;
speech; the mass of evidence which that speech en-.
bits and the correspondence between ne
the Union association of Oswego and zen. ,.I
G;,tae A. Cincinnati; all lead to important d'scio
sn1es and beyond doubt tina. harrison is til
candidate of the Abolitionsts-but, ieilow.ciuzehs
to has .nnas5 nn
but to ho~ ordinary share nau
Of the facts prepared to deny that &c
nbnI rs il may best subserve his purposes No
,sh., are the facts: In ls22, Gen Harrison was car
Sdatc for Congress in his district and as the 'man'ie
tations CT public opinion were against the BANK VINE
;n,errouatcd he SAYS, 81 believe the charter given
The Bank of the L. States unconstitutional; II nc
being necessary carry any of the expressly granite
powers into effect Here is an opinion IN reieien.
to which the language plain, that there is no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-14
ptM ISLE NAILS AND rRoN.--Thc Agents ar. no

REl ISLE NAILS AND IRON.-Tho Agents are now re-
= ,"r'n4 tom the Bell Isle Works,
'Al,"i hti sic5, fr,u Il, a" g" ~ N
kad, and Finishing Nails, from ny 10 L ny
Tobacco Nails Of all descriptions,
AMI Is Mil Nails for Flour barrels
>aiSc s | . % : inches long. -. ,,,ori,r in
trlh. Iron used for Nails AT this time mnch supes d.
Sa that used for several years past, and thr ~ ~
Va changed and much improved. They are also recefhs
sa Iron from Ia 10 inches wide 80, 80, =. made
Boiler Plate, Slab and Band Iron. All OF Which, '' "
order, a, Short notice. -, ,,h conf
ae with reference 10 its uuality well hammered unIG
&a Tilt Hammer before passes through the rollers, MINI h
NNss t,h much Of the character Of hammered Ho"' ~"
'9s ness and regularity Of rolled. ,o,b The
aIers are particularly invited TO call ana s4 SIr SON
i'vn and Nails JOHN X. TRlPLEi5 q So
11Q-2aW2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-14
;T-557, p,onc,g, corner Of E and l4lh Streets, at

.7uctt0R.
,y,s.t. the day Of May next, O'Clock In ~.
a virtue Of authority vested in US by the last VIII
~ ~ lrhca dec. shall sell at Public Auction, 10
h. MAN. bidder, the premises the Brick Tenement NJ 'ht
and lith streets, together with the Lumber Houses
ss attached present the occupancy OF Mr. John ~
adm. The House fronts 80 feet inches ana e3-
sf covered shed a6 feet back TO the Isl LUMBER
House Lumber Houses fronts So feet inches on l4th street.
set Tobacco Alley and IS feet on Calls Alley FROM me
n, Of this property be very justly considered
isnr hear, Of the city, and the centre OF business ana
ron IL immediate vicinity the Exchange Hotel anhother
Improvements that IN that part Of the CITY VIII
tf capitalists business, fine chance for pr"htane
contemplated div idc into TWO lots: the
Hs aud the shed extending l4th street ieet IN
m lot and the Lumber Houses in the other. Mr. Gordons Lease
c property will expire the Isl day of October NEXT nc
ac will possession of the property from the ia! oil
~, mi be cG,:ird 10 the accrnng rents ,
ht 'm u sale VIII he third cash. one thid IN s HuhS
al the balance l2 months for negotiable notes. WIN a
rd .ndrrs and the title retained until the whole oil te pu-
a. H1ney paid.
D. TRUEHEART,
C.. :. TRUEHEAKT.
EI'rs of HIM. Truehe0rt, deceased
Ii" Plat Of the property at the office of L. D. &
I" Until the >ilr.
LANCASTER, DENNY & CO.,
ip3 Tiio-w4wI .4ucts.
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G,ntlc,neu:-I see in your paper of the 7th lns INST
over the signature of "a Louisiana, this remark: ""e
heard nothing of L. candidate for reelection untl
after DR.. Anderson declared himself before me Pev
No must be permitted to say this is mistake II
The writer. never did declare myself before the peo
ole since my election in the Spring of 1885 It's true
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, APRIL IA, 1910

was called upoRby some of my feow-citizens to be
come candidate; 10, which call intended to yield,
should there be no other Republican candidate before
the people of Louisa, and delayed responding to the
CALL TO ascertain that fact In the time, business
called me to The Metropolis" when | was informed
by M -Lpscomb, the present delegate from Louisa,
thal DC should ccrtainly be rnndidNc for rer'cioh
winch, from ny previous determination, decided the
course should pursue, which was, 10 decline being
candidate, TO prevent division in The Republican par
ty, The result Of which would have been defeat at the
next election While am correcting the msstatement
OF "a LonisIan, with your permission, will notice a
report which is circulated in this county, and have
been mformed has been published in the Whg though
have not seen it; IL is that | covenanted with Mr.
Lpscomb to withdraw FROM the canvass, if he would
vote against Mr. Rives for the u. S. Senate This is
papabie falsehood there understanding either
expressed or implied with Mr. Lipscomb and myself
upon the subject. In the conversation had with Mr.
Lpscomb while in Richmond, the Senatorial Election
not mentioned, neither the of Mr. Rves,
and vns entirely ignorant how Mr. Lipsuomb intend
cd until saw il announced in the report of the
proceedings of the House of Delegates upon e Sena-
toria Election. As il regards myself, | Tor
these unfounded assertions, but believing that they are
intended to do Nr. ii pscomb Injustice and to operate
injuriouslv upon his election, thought it nothing but
right to ask OF you place for this brief statement in
your paper, that the antdotc might go with the poison
am, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
ARCHD. ANDERSON
Louiia Co., Feb. l4,h, 1870
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER
Sirhe above Is of the original which transmitted
10 the Eo-s al the Wing, with request that might
l>hed their mirh have bicvc has been
done. viii yoI give insertion in III" Enquirer
Ana obliee Your friend, &c.,
Louis, Co., March 10TH, si0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
PEIn 8ApM8RlMa.

They've 'ousing, they're rousing IN valley and
glen,
The noble in soul. and the fearless Of heart;
All freedoms stern call, 10 the combat again
They rush With real she alone eau impaI,.
From Wild Madswaskas dark forests Of pine.
10 the far fertile kiadss where the calm Wa.
bash COWS,
True sons Of their fathers, The people combine
To shake OF the chains Of their iyrants aud
foes.
They're gathering. they're gathering ON hill sid,
and PLAIN,
They swarm every vale and o'er,hado~ each
nver.
Each hamlet and dell !, made vocal again.
With the soul-thr.lling cry Of "our country
forever"
The nag Of the free 10 the bre~ze IS unfurled.
Around II ihey rally 10 guard ats fair fame.
And well NAV the foes Of corruption bc bold.
In the glory and strength Of their HARRI.
SONS name.
Where the noble Ohio in Wild beauty sleeps
where the swim Sasquehanna bears onwar
And cen where the Hudson in calm grandeur
sleeps
There are thousands Of freem-n who seorn to
be slaves.
Arouse. then. true hearts to the battle once
more,
And the sroilers shall quail at your gallant
array,
Despair fades behind us Hopes morn dawns
before,
II will brighten full soon to a sbsdowless dsv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
F.om The Hager,ie,ea Tsrek LIN.


We expected that the Mail would be
good deal discopcer,ed and frsued at the
defeat Of lis party in this county wash
/ ington)-but we did think that il would
bear its misforiunes with more forii,ude
and equanimily than il has manifesied.-
II charges many naughty things upon the
Whigs, and among the rest, compelling
laboring men 10 vote with them, contrary
10 their declared sentiments, under the
threat Of being turned out OF employ
meni." We don't believe there is a word
OF truth IN the charge, and We challenge
the proof. But, admit i, 10 be correct TO
the very letter. for the sake Of argument
-wha, right has the Mail TO complain OF
III Does not ono Of the editors hold an
Office from which another, and perhaps,
better man was turned out" 10 make
room for him, because this better man
would not vote for them. contrary 10 his
declared sentiments :" Was not almost
every Wing magistrate, and constable.
and judge Of election, and every other
Wing officer in the county that the Co.
vernon could get his hands upon, turned
out" because they would no, vote for
/ them, contrary 10 their declared senii.
ments; - Were not Mr.. Fisk and Mr..
Stone. and other able and experienced
engineers, and superintendent. on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Csnal-snd lock.
keepers, and poIlmen. and contractors.
and workmen-all -all--"tUrned out. F."
because they would not vote for them
contrary to their declared senlin ents -
Were not the workmen on the canal in
the Clearspring District marched IN a
body TO the polls, under the Superinisn.
dents clerk, and their tickets marked and
they compelled 90 vote them under the
threat Of being turned out Of employ.
menif' Were not three hundred OF
Frank Thomas canal hands thus mar
shailed and voted IN Allegany county -
Has not the whole line Of the Canal. from
one end 70 he other, been converted into
complete pariy maciine; Yes. The
Z Mail knows all this 20 be true ADD yet It
has the consummaie folly-not 10 say i'm.
F.. pudsnce--to charge the wing party with
forcing men 10 vote against their senli-
. menisll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
NOTICE.

uIlTi constitution seme~batA
w the rigours Of cur c.imsrr, sntN -.
silious prosecution or a lstofious professton for
eighteen years, sm warned 10 seek, in . mild.r
region, ahpsiness more conducive 10 my health.
and By Which nay obtain some Aosiemeni %
professional labour;--Of this have already in
formed nv friends. and nov respectfully ask.
for The last time, the amount due nc of every
one. - resri, al have beer ,nduged for
number uf ,-st-, - bat Few Owe ne over tri-
he. sod a. have sirsady lost two months IN
slmcsi unasaaiEE sGosis 20 w,nd up my hrs'-
rsss those upon shom COS, and trouble Gene,
siicT zoe ''gih ef aszf mosfh. rust hlsme the-s-
tsicss To those Who have extended - me- 'hstr
confidence, and ebserfaii, p,ii for set'ices rr1-
derc3, offer ny grateful s~knosisfr~weri.
SAMUEL 4. SNYDEG
Cb1r'csiope. oct 22 Is4p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
BALTIMORE MAnKEr-rue.s,, De, p,

BALTIMORE MhHkET-Tue,dsy. Oct ~
beef Cattle ranging from 81 so to &C. Is nett p~r
100 lbs; sod Live Hogs are selling a. SO per 100
Sale, OF all descriptions Of Flour ~ S4ssS A. 90
sod $500. Wheats %, 100, iO2 srd los cents, ae-
eording 10 quality. Corr, White. - 50 cents and
yellow 81 81 cts. Md. i've IS eta. and Penn. 90
cents Md. Oats IS ets- Whiskey wagon price. !
% cents. exclusive Of the harr,I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
adRREED

Al Mount Lebanon. on Tuesday, the 18Th ins'.
by the Rev. Mr. Henning, Mr. HrSRY W.
MooSr, merchant OF Unity, to Miss Lucisp.
ERICKSON, second daughter Of MIR. William
E'ehiSon. all Of Montgomery County, Md.
On Thursday the SIh inst, by The Rev Lewis
+. Wilson, Mr.. GroRoE wAsHrNGroS T.nn 20
Miss MARY c WILSON, all Of Berkeley county.
On Wednesday evening. 2ist inst, n Turbuu's
Hotel, Frederickiown, Md by the Rev John
l.. Plus, Mr. HIREIsoN 7, GLOVE 10 Miss MARi.
fouso, both Of HarperS.Ferry, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

Striking RsJuks 10 NJ. Frank Thomas
aad he Petty TooiS Last year. The four
rvef counties through which the Can 81
passes, viz: Allegsny. Washington.
Frederick add Montgomery. sent 10 Loco
Foco members 90 the lowsr House and
2 10 The Ssnate--making - out n 20 and
giving a msjoriiy q 10 on JOINT ballot
This year, these four counties send ~
WHIGS-nof one ioco--notwithttanding
the influence that Mr. Thomas brought u
bear in every one Of The fouf--remoyins
from Office old. experienced. veil trist
add faithful o6hcsFs, and appointing %
their yiesd party tools and boisy dsms
goSues - Cuatviaad Cirtfss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
Committed 60 ihr fail

fNF Jefferson County, Virginia. on the Isth
~ october, lsi0, Negro Man who cali.
himself Js'rmiah Morris. lie .. abou, feet =
inches high, quite black, tplsrabIy high fore
head-has small whi>krr~, lstel, turned out.
nearly meeting st M. ehin-hs. three Of IN.
upper teeth out, rather pleasant looLinr
lie says he j. fee. that his f.ocJotn va. rf,,n
him by Daniel Emory, formerly Flour Iusrec.
tor of Washington Cry.
The owner Of s,id negro. Or there De- an,
VIII please come forward, prove prpp-rt,. "a,
charges and take Lim away --o,hsfNtse he " iil
DC dealt with according 70 law
WA. ~. GRIGGS, J.ilor
Charlestown, Oct % l-4D
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
Maine al Rixhti

The quesuoa IN regard 10 which, party 2olled
the greatest number Of votes al The recen: cleo
lion IN Maine, has been setiled by the Van Bu-
rem Governor and council. On Tuesday the
20,h. Gov. Fairfield and his Van Buren Cosu.
ell, opened and counted the ballots given a the
recent election for members Of Congress. and
have officially declared the following results
For the wings l53lT
For the Van Burenites 4S.IlO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
rom u. .il.4andc. ca.,,t
4 ToucnING INCIpENT.

lbDitlNtf lNClDEN J.
Mr.. Gusts, OF Arlington. while address
ing the People al The late Festival 10 FAIR
fax. alluded 10 the objections made 10
General Hafrsop's fitness Tor the office Of
President Of the United States, on &C.
count Of his advanced age. In the Anne.
ricsn Republic" observed Mr.. c.. "a
man must never be 100 old 10 serve BIZ,
County T. Then, tuTnisR 10 Col YRoAD-
wArER, a yetersn Of the Revolution. he
was seated on the platform, snd who y
upwards Of ninsiy the orator continued
Say, venerable man. thou being Of 1
by-gone age Say soldier of the Rsvo.
luiion. Thy eounirys defender 10 bel
hour Of trial, blessings be on thy sllvet
hairs ard may the choicest charities o
Heaven cheer The remnant Of ihy days -
Say. . an American citizen ever too Oh,
10 serve his Country -
A pause ensued when tie veteran
slowly rising from hiss seat. and resiin,
pon his staff. exclaimed. ~ a firm 90,
audibls voice. NO Never too old 10 fefv,
be country 2" And here ensued a seen,
7 proudly 70 be remembered by ihe peopl,
Of F.ffix. The Ladies waved ihsi
seafis, bile ihe enihutiasm Ola thousan,
hearts blrsed spontaneouSly from
thousand pc Loud rang The Wild huz
Fab 10 49, magnificent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
STOP THE THEMES

Two HORSES were stolen on S.iuriay
night last ffom my farm--ore .orrrI
horse aged about 10 year. win astaror smail
oi'Ze ~ his fsee-one hind foot Whue ~ me
'euock' or Itise above ~ PettaP,--rtics p'eg-
sanity snd PAGES very well. The Other. zr,v
mare. belonging to nv fsiher--a-e NOS a-a,. d.
nor any particular m.rks WITCH lie ma, have
abou, her. She trot. Greiy sud perhaps PAGES
a liItle and = Of good caCrtsgc. She d. blind Of
an eve, and no shoes IN.
These horses no douh, were stolen out 81 nv
pasture, by two negroes, who ran away from
this neghbofho0t on Saturday night last
! viii give $40 reward for The horses or SO
Tor either, # taken and restored TO ne. sr.i ~
reasonable charges h~st5es And q viii give
the further sim Of $50 fJr The detection aud
conviction OF tue thief or thieves
TIRE 3DHEtL SWIM
Berryville, Oct. -, l-iD--3i
g5-Higsy,io',n Toreh LisLs 81 al.g Clrtrt,l si.i
10 lhi' Office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
.N'O TECE.

TUE VOTERS or JEfFERsoS COUNTY
II are notified. that Mondsy the ~ Of No
vemher ensuing. is the day appointed BY the laws ~
virginia Tor the election Of I~cnty-t FL rtors
tn choose President and Wee President OF the
United siSes To serve four years from the fourth Of
March neSt-snd that polls ~iiI be opened on thst
day 81 ~ Nov. al the Court House aud al ,r 80.
Ner.i election precincts Of jefferson county for the
choice OF said electors of President Hnd Vice Prrs-
dent JOHN AOi.ER
JACOB MORGAN
WM. e. wORrHl<GTON,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

S,NRON t.c rarm 81 Ms. Mtfv Sb.tlrv. near
tsmrro1's Depot, about tie l0'h q sep
teu.ler iss'.
II RII -MIRE COLT
One ar OIL last Spring No white recol;sr'-
ed about it S,id eoH wa. purchased b., the
unders'-Urt a. Toe sale Of III. John Pet, rear
lerinwn AHf informatinu respecting sod
'ot icH ai ihr Free Pres Ct5cc or directed by
letter % mN 40 NildIewas. Jsgsrson count,
NHsiHia. u'I be thankfully received. aud 4s,-
soosa-u is~lrd sssn, &C. fs4a.get.
J1HN SHIRLEY
Orfrrc- % t-.n -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
Wanted.

a SEkhA Ant WpMNN from ? / ta = ,rsrs
: u Of age. Who q, 4 good cook and N.,Ls,
OF good character ard tisgo.il.n ore uiih-
out husband CT child u would be- preferred 49,
For such sorNart liberal price will oc pad
II earl! application be made 10
} J. & & 2. MILLER
October % iain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

on his armor in defence Of bis home and
his coun.sy's cause.
II am, gentlemen, very respectfully
your friend and obedien, servant.
II. G. RUNNELS."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
.l\Ck

JACK.
S'.i Nerro '' aaou, q years 81 s-r. 5 feet :
aud bali inches .sh. dark CO. n pie, ION. smooth
skin-rs'her siop'iS nui,t-not YER, quick " BE- y
spoken to-hss one tooth out IN fruut luprer
tooth l--aiso one UPPER ,aW tooth out 90 he
right siee--vsSl slight scar GA ihc lsil c,e brow
No other matbs reculicc'ei. lack mossurcs
% ibches around the head. $50 i5nnd hsif
inches from point 10 point across TIE sh1uilefs
Length Of foot. 10 sDd three quarter inchcs.--
Had 81. ~hon he left, straw bat. drs5 frors
coat of fIlicd hrsey. No other cloth trs rscol-
leeicd. though be may have takcn other cl0jhirr
With h.m.
The above reward o. soc viii - given Z
lakcn oui % me State and secured m soy iati.
- thai ati bin again or $50 n tatcr IN VII.
sinIa, hn4 secured go thpt ! rrrovcr b.m a-s in.
JOH.N EfCHiRDSCN
nefnL.r - l.sn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
Vhir majority.

This includes all the scattering vote. ri,en
by wings on both sides-but " oil TIA scattering
votes, even those given to wings. were count
ed for the Van Burenites. the whiss would
stu have majority This settle, the quss.
tioO IN regard 10 Maine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

.fnother Rteanfafion.-T The New York
Commercial Advertiser says tina, A. b.
johnson, ESQ. Of Utica, long a most
Jealous supporter Of General Jackson and
Mr.. Van Buren,. and one Of the ablest
men in that State. has publicly announc-
ed has intention not 10 vote FOR the Ad-
minislration ticket at the approaching
election. The main point OF his reason,
Is that Mr.. Van Buren, has, time and again,
set up bis will in opposition TO the will OF
the people