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,-,., WILLIAM cot NTl.

h1hNE - tsfffHs
Alta meeting OF tie Democratic Republican party OF
King William, held c, the Courthouse; on r ,i'"~a! al, II
nm Of JuI". 40, james I, Shadwrck' hsq was sa..-
ed to Tie Char, and Ro. Byrd Pollard appointed srcfe,
tary. The object Of the meeting 'eihG raP,a,'I I'd
motion OF Capt. Samuel Robinson, tl. mar LII,
10 the appointment OF The following gent, : i'm
rates. 10 represent this county in the State I" an 81
proposed 10 be held IN Charlottesville. On the :"
September next, 10 wit. -,
Gen. Phlp Aylctt. DR.. Richard W. Fox, DE- rent
all Gregory, Frank CT. Rutiin, Roger Gregory, .. :
Dabncv. Tho. " :. Gregory, James koane' M%, ?
Fon,alnc, Dr.. Aylet, EIawes, Capt ko camPGcl, VIZ
y. GrcEory, Capt. Saml. Robinson, Geo; hdwaro-'
Col. Edmund I.ttIcpa-e, john Dettqrges, J"nn s ~ d
Robert Hil. ST., P. Croxton, J u Edwards Ma,' I d
L.i,tlcpagc, DR.. r. B. Lyme, y b Hhi, Dr.. u h pg
ms. john P. Lacy, DR.. Wm. T. Bra1ton, kdWafu ! o q
lard. II. b. TomlIn, Samuel P. Trgnor and samae' D
Pollard. ,saaf
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were aoce'
to the delegation. ,rs &c ,b;s
On motion, ResoIred, That the proceedings oil 'h's
n,.e,inp be sioncd by the Chairman and secrelafy, aho
rnrvarded 10 the Editor of the Enquirer, with a Request
TO publish the same. !.
JAMES T. SHADWlCk, Chairman.
.-~tur
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To tie Editor, 'tSIoS, Monroe co, July 81.
81 have this moment received yours OF the 2>th inst,
the following extract from the Petersburg
lntelhgencer:
''Good -7irice-Wc understand, that NJ. Erirnr, the member
of Congress from IN. Grernhrirr district. on hs way from Wash.
inCton, passed through Richmond, and len with the clerk uf the
Enquirer office. the following piece of good advic- for Nj. Richie
Net IL bel any more, or he would be i ruined man
"lt | made such 4 communication 10 your clerk, he
must have known it was in a ocular way. The de-
claration Of my convictions rs 10 the resul; OF the Pre-.
sidential election, nude 10 YOU and others, publicly
whilst in Richmond, will, AIN sure. furnish ample
means 20 correct any misunderstanding a. 10 the fore.
going extract, and afford a guarantee tina, II is not en-.
.itled to any credit. No person ever heard m- seriously
express u doubt as TO the result Of the Presidential cleo
ton, from the day that Gen. Harrison became the no.
minee Of the Harrisburg Convention. entertain too
high an opinion of the intelligence o; the American
people, 10 suppose for a moment, that iA-Y would elect
4 man President Of the l.. 5, whose OPP onions, 50 far as
have seen the record Of them, from the year las To
the present time, are at war with the principles Of De.
mocracy, as laid down by the Apostle Of Liberty, Tho
mas Jef erson, in preference 10 u man who has from his
youth to tins day, advocated those prime plies zcalously
and uccessfuliy-a man who frankly avowcd them,
pending the canvass in l-3G, and also the course he
would pursue in administering the Government, If
r~lected-and against whom, no candid man can, To this
dav, bring u charge Of having violated 4 pledge he had
then gwen. Not like ms competitor, who refuses to
make any avowal Of MS principles, or the manner he
would administer The Government, lf elected Add to
thus cnncealment, the political complexion fins friends
and advocates; and il would seem 10 me no Democrat
can doubt the policy which an Administration. com.
posed of such materials, would pursue. | earnestly
hope and pray tina, their motto vii BE- that Of the Ro-
man Republic, "Careat ne quit dcirtmcati Rsspnbitc a
sasiReGt. Very truly yours, &c,
sSDRFW PFJRSF"
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Ro. Byrd POLLARD. stcre'ary.
~ IN I,vFS y. goI-I.pIN.

S-I: am not very much mistaken, on your e.
49,, r,,r ia. l1s, Congress, for SO ne reason, you de-
lined taen giving an account Of your stewardshP' %.
,nn ack ed red your obligation 10 eve that accouH'
a ! more suitable occasion. Recently, Nj " y
R,ves has been into TIE District you then representa-
nd has frrcclv assalled that financial measure r.
emily adop.ed Jv Congress, known as the lnhePeho"e.
Treasury scheme; which scheme, # 'nIs,aAs No.
you. as a member Of Congress, then s'pP"tlea su,.
III nix, SIR. the reasons whrch 'ndn.So 80 "a hy the
Dor, tia, measure may properly De drina ,ha-a ear be
people you t"sn (, Er furnishing the reasons, than
no occasion NOR - denounced BY Ex. Senator R'ves
as s"s = G ;oF sS"""ss seah, a ssi=HIs Of he :, pubic snc,c R1t ths
an iasreaient Of De~spoiism.-s sy.,em 70 W ye'e srnan,
'thce. hoIGeis ''1 b,va snnported a scheme ifaush
y i; !, you sosb conseousnces: We are wiling to susPen'
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TO THE EDITOR Of TIE ENQUIRER.

MOUNT CARMEL, July ~, lciu.
SRI was at Goochland Courthouse on Monday
last. tina, being court day, at which place and time,
!, win be- remembered, it had been announced IN the
Enonirer. that a Democratic meeting would be held,
and also announced in the Richmond Wing, that a
Wbic meeting would be held; and It was ascertained,
on comparinr the notices. that that OF the Wings mad
priority. After the adjournment OF the Court, VT.
Watkins. on the part OF the Democrats, made the pro-
position, that the Wings first hold their meeting IN the
Court. house-aftcr which, the Democrats proposed TO
hold theirs in the same place. 10 when proposition,
Mr.. John II. Peasants, Editor of the Richmond wing,
(and bv and by yon will find was the hero OF the
day.0 objected, and in 4 brief, courteous manner, SAID,
that, as his Democratic brethren bad a large majority
in the county. and that his Wing friends were but
few. they could procure a rooE, IN the Tavern, IN
which thev 1.-THE Wings could transact their business
He proposed that his Democratic brethren should mold
their meeting in the Court. house, while, at the same
time, the Wings could hold theirs IN the taT'Th-tha'
he wished both meetings held at the same time-that
he had a proposition 10 submit to the Wing meeting
and, could II meet with their appreciation, that u might
oe submitted to the Democratic meeting-and tnat hr
further hoped The Democratic meeting "ouia n"' az
iourn, until the Wings could prepare the propositnn ne
wished submitted, and then took the voice Q! lHe " n'.s
present. which seemed TO be carried by acclathati'h,
at which time, the Wings commenced moving out IN
der the shouts OF their Jeii- utather, of "Cone on wings,
come on. and stay here no lnnger. Immediately afttf
the withdrawal of the Wings, the Democrats com
menced organizing their meeting, and od 50 oy ca!in9
Mr. Trevilian TO The Chair and appointing Walter Leak
Secretary: after which, a Cnmmittee Of iVor II wasap-
pointed 10 prepare a preamble and resolution 10 De sup
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.Hcctiuy of Me .Lcfsryonton TipPecaHoe Ct'b, C.NtFcPtr
T0yyty. or thr 18th .JaiH, $40.

run g.Is
ucr,;,g of tc .Lfrrsonton Tppcoaaoe Ctub, C.StPcpT
C0matg. on ,hc 10th J"dW, $40
Mr.. Editor On Saturday last. 10Th inst, had the
pleasure Of attending a meeting of the Jetiersonton Up
pecanoc Cuba general invitation was gwen, soH''
three hundred ne rsons met.-The Speakers on the part
# the Nhirs were Nrssrs. Samuel Chiffon and 10. r.
Scott OF Warrcn,on. Fauqnier county, ard John ,.
Pcndletou, Esq, o. Cuipeper county. On tie part o.
The Administration, MAJOR ". " Wallace and Ihas
Chiffon Of Warrentnn, %FauGuier county, anc 'FI!ia"
Smith, Esq, of CuIpeper county. Jones Green, Esq,
presided over the Club with salts faction to all ana no
nor to himself. Zach Speaker was allowed one h"h'
and a half. Major Wallace led the way, and gave q
brief but pointed view OF the origin and growth OF Tue
Two political parties-he proved C 'nclusiVeiy taat ''f
present Wing party were the adams and hamilton
Federal party IN principle, their pol icy beng tne sam
precisely, to wit they contented 10 T a great Nati'h'.
Bank, for a revival OF the Srdttlon Laws through ."'
Gag Bills Of Bell and Crttendrn- and he icr'''''t"
Harrison with the party most clearly, by ms vo!uneee'
sperci, opposing the reduction of \ dad!ss Stah1ln-
Armv, lsithpugh in his letter TO Mr.. Lyons NJ SAYS u
promised to take no par; IN politics Il I thai time, y
ms iavorin- 4 high protective Tariff IN every oc'""
form in which It had heen presented to- inc COUNT!
Major Wallace gave Mr.. John ;. Pend, "t"n ! very =
eere cut for his consistency in dcnounc ING and aonsiha
Jackson Tor his Proclamation and Force Bal, and no"
pleading .o- HARRISON. who termed that act a more ID
nous one than Jacksnn's victory at New dreams ah'
who. III rough Daniel Webster, would CT ns.rue u N"
l more od,ons form than was its author 5 intentIoa.-
lie brrapd the gentlemen who were ~ follow nun -
come our and discuss the primo pies VIII Gu nov olFiu'
he two great pa.tes;-that declamatl On, abuse, TO-
cabins, hard cider. coon skins, &c, could notdrhne pos'
tIcns and e~n!,ghten the people upon thes' highly lhpof'
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democrats OF New Orleans seem to be going vigorously
10 work. We have not witnessed so determined = sn;;,
= among Them, as now prevails, since we became n
res'oent OF The city. 1t augurs well for the cause. In
~ iase number We urged upon the Democrats of tho
country also to organize. We know there is but Itl.
Necessity 10 urge ~thcm-they are always ready Tor bat.
re OUT We desire 10 see the work commemorate
sooner the better-and therefore request them to ac,. :
me Augusta Consiitutionalist SAYS, 1.-The result os
me elections IN LOUISIANA, IS now pretty well ascertain
"a. Last year, the Wings had n majority IN hnib
branches OF the legislature, and a naipritp Of Il on
)"'nt ballot. The three Representatives to Congress
were Wigs. The result OF the elections this rear, is
y majority OF one IN the State Senate, for the Admin.
's'raton party, and a majority Of four Tor The Who's in
Tue House OF representatives., giving to the Wings a
majority OF three on lo,nt ballot. OF the Representa-
,,ves'o Congress, two are Wings and one DeGocrat.-
ne democratic party Of Louisiana calculate very
strongly on a majority in the House on all questions con-
nected with the general politics OF the country"
4 Siga.-W atcA the lbDitionists!-We extract he
following article from the Freeman and Messenger"
published at Persia, Cattaraugus county, n. Y, OF the
sun uit. This paper hics from It's masthead .'fIarri.
son and Tyler" See N this example the affinity which
IS sought 10 be established between the .lJoiiuouist,
and the HhjgS Of Western y. York:
abolition Contention at Lodi.-The convention in
behalf of the amellora,,on Of the condition Of The en-.
shaved, met in tins village on thu Sth inst, and cont.
nued IN session two days. Delegates from several coun.
t"s were present. among wiinm were the flon. Myron
Holley, of Ontario county, F. c. d. MKav, ESQ, Of
Grnesee county; and the Hon. Mr.. French of Dun
kirk.
1.-The Convention was numerously attended BY ci,i.
zens from the surrounding country, who listened with
much interest TO the various resolutions under discus.
sion. MIR. Holley related a number of facts, winch
shed much historical light upon the progress of slavery
and upon the present suffering condition Of the slave.
"Ihe debates on certain political resolutions before
the Convention were spirited, and listened to with con-
siderable interest. Resolutions of censure were passed
upon Martin Van Buren,, for the utter Indifference with
winch he had treated the outrages ierpeira:ed in the
post Office department, under pretrnce OF attempting 10
prevent, the circulation Of Abolition documents: and
also for his neglecting TO bring !" Justice the mo5ocra,ic
tnurderers of Lovejoy and others who had exercised no
other right than that guaranteed 10 them by the Con.
Stitut,on. Immediately following this an attempt was
made TO saddle a resolution OF crnsure unon HARRISON;
but il was M go''
Fed. member Of the y. Y. legislature, fuu. Chatanouc county.
81 Various Communications are unlyoidably nmi,,rd-Amonr
thre i the Letter To Lrtleton Waller Ta1cwril, Esq.-ihe Letter
10 WIN. T. Taylor, Esq, &c, &c.
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NOTICt.-Ni person., having claim aEau-t me wall present
Y them for payment, and all indebted VII cum fJrw trd and
settle their respective accounts, n hal I'as" Richmond on the
1T uf September, and M further Indulgence can b. cIr"n. Those
accounts which nave been held rs Nr james \. oliver, who has
been mv agent. VIII be Withdrawn, and must h- -riilf d b fore the
WM. :. OLIVER.
y. B.-The subscriber intends leaving r Richmond on the ~ OF
September for Tennessee and iiIh1nI. and VIII tax foncs ~
open accounts against person living IN either Of the above states,
G,r cuHct ton. hayIn. BEEN Engaged IN collecting fr u months
past. and gwen general satisfaction. Collecting y h- business n
Richmond At this lInc. Reference can be had of any person Nv
iug ~ Hanover, IN, native cOu"ty. W = o.
Aug II 21-"E'
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THAN EyER::
NEW ARRANIENL.NI'

IN .1ppe1l 10 Me n1f ~ 80 r IN. Political Re-.
y :. 6,., of kuruSr next. q new -ert' - -" -
y the ri Haamm.,r.t # Nil! be Tor" atded 10 suiscn-
hers ~ ~ All raj of the Union, weekly, Al u u ~. ..t,, E,.c,ton
p'te ~ 60 /. itar-twrnrg three '"pls- l' ~
nv OPP "a .r.r. The very rAt@nstS- ci'lHali"h "HA'n
hfy copies Tor i'" n" ,s-.lvyd. uabIrs the Pr pnrtor To ps
"a ,W io' n"n.naily cheap rate Il WI eon''nna, = , S%r,,
It al 'h!- a s"a 49,. ,rinrpI-- If J-hsr-nntah Drh"'.a y, annei,ns
adV"'"'r ~ =. rr"'st,rIn landmarks Of cur poItsa' IN WIN un'c
Z inc ~. ~ I,,. " effort. I'll b. spared IN enIsaN"l ns ~ !" , 80
WAITING y. - md ~ the muG-trs!s p.rve''loH' 81 "u' p"''''l
hh-'' ~ = ,,d !, presenting IN IN" cain, uhoa."'" u-N
.pp '",.i INT prupir, rao-e sa'tns u"t.s e ',,',,I r ,,ory '"'"
u ~. ~ n frr,,,er wi steadily and |ra."t.i' = ~ -, -,
", 49, 49, van Bur-E To- the Presidency an = Msp'Is ~
ZION ~ -, -. Of the nabccHs, Supernatural" ma h1n !" ~
p"'. ~ n mt, an noininatian ir thar hi-h One =! .pe
ma been ~ - ,",ry The Unparalleled low pure ai "tt'h " i
i'" ..I ., ~. ,Ehif-hSd, wIi enable all those """-c III ="
,",n,rad 10 become gatuus OF IN" !a,tr. -" n'1.+ No.,
=" ~. r-nu .t-d To "a. Their rHerti'h- ~ pf"'H'"s 49,.
,-,s. which they vii please hand u t.rlr I",ua'',' - ~.
49, ,a, +. .opuId forward them 10 WASHINGTON n.y. '"S
mocth, Va, 10 IheoThHn- 8 49, ''''O' .--rr
Inv 81 |
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FErpEuicE, Nd, August 3, lSio.
ny the man % ms evening, an endorsement was ON the way
bill, that Francis Thomas and Mr. Price met near Path, and ex-
changed one shot each, wItholt injury, when the fieuds OF each
party Inteftercd and settled the c0ntrover,y.-GOb
The Hagerstown Mail publishes The following:
A C>Ro.-J understanding, tina, the public are aware Of n mi-an-
Outstanding between VIM. Prlce, Esq of Washington county, and
Francis Thomas, Esq of Frederick county, IN this State, has re-
suited IN a hostile meeting, the undersigned, who acted a the res
PrctISr friends of the parties upon Tie ground, take pleasure in
stating, win a View 10 correct all error upon the subject, that. az
ter an ticnang" Of >hctS, NJ our instance. the difficulty was ad
lustcd 10 The entire hUnct of boI srmt'e Ieu.
WN II. NORRIS.
JOAN N'P!EESDN.
J. HDiLl\sSLtDkff;.
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Deaths.

Died, IN this city, on Wetne-dry, the 5th inst, .a,thr residence
Of her grandfather, Nr Tn"- Rutherford, 'frt M attack of -
we're Illness, 10 which he had AZ tmr>b ~ subIect tor many ysrr-,
Miss Erry,rErH R,~uutPH, IN. only rlult nj Nh Nm. r. Ran
inlyh Of ChgtSwurh. She mtnf tod Throughout her illness g"at
patience, and such perfect resignation To the val Of God, a. 10 de-
note u SINGER. Christian.
Died. on MONDAY, the 10Th inst, AZ the house Of MIR. NlColson,
Jrtl, NrroL,u> Bow ELL, daughter Il Cul. Thomas \. Bur~"Il,
B"i-tuuu cuGnty.-The FRI. nd and acquaintance, ct ca. Burwrll
and Mrs.. Nc"l-on arr respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
lh. evening at o'clock, without further invitation.
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rho, HeJOHN H3HPDE.N P~LE.iS.ArTS, has spen,
ms nh'ic hTr IN manufacturing lies, Is nat camgeteqt Ia
JG62r ~ hts ~neightors r,rdrtty. docs he take" One
word more, and shall have done. trust that. !. i,
should ever be ~" good fortune % visit the good old
county Of Go"cilird again, land | expect to do $,
ni'rn,i may be- ~ fortunate as was John Randul,,h Of
I1nanoae, VIZ: 70 keep Oh; Of the path Of the punpy.
SHELTON +. LEikE.
Charlottesville, August 1th, I-iO.
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sIiR~HALLI.H Ol<E. ri. u-ONo Nh-iEr attention u
vi mi. HUu-s Is tGrasd principally ~ transient customers. NJ
Lr4lnn j. equal to any IN th- ~. hriug IN IN mlt-t nf the Banks
and nearly central to ih- Democratic ASSOCIATION ilil AMI the Log
CABIN. G. n.rquerrS< IN" hr.r Ight"! pft of III" city. The BANK
r,Gr. huru all nf.n; aurat IN. latter places halt general y. N"c'
rurnal meeting, are frequent At the Hall ard { ahtn 10 TIE course
nj rhe w-.k ana wn ircrra-- ma doubt mntl Nov"mh"! neA.
Ii,it of a dark night h. very desirable, particularly ~ ~" streets
of Richmond r., 7rcnmmr ia;on- oi thu House must speak
'' W." a7-am
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Marriages..

Married, n half past seven O'Clock. r. VI, on the Sd of August
1870, by the Rs". John Byrd Al Poplar Grove, the residence o
Mr.. MARY y. Eoyd. C,FrEE b. FDa., E-q. To- the beautiful, anna
bile. and universally admired Mrs. Lava, A.. DAVIS, all Of King &
Queen county. Va.
9rThe Whigi, requested to COPY the above.
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u We understand that Gen Jas. W Pcgram. Pre-.
sident of the Branch Bank of Virginia at Petersburg,
has been appointed Cashier of The Bank Of Virginia,
aud accepts the appointment.
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"Money obey say is the s'news OF war" Weare
engaged n the hottest battle that We were ever engaged
we want the means OF carrying It On. Ia PLAN
language, eve wan, money, and we must have it
We, therefore, respectfully but earnestly call upon our
subscribers 10 remit their dues Ly the earliest mail 10
this Office. We ask il. in the spiyit Of justice.
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THE SPRINGS From the White sulphur Springs,
(Grrenbrter county, Va We hear that the number of
vsiters there is about five hundred, forming a very
pleasant society.
1T lees Springs, near Warrcn,on, Va } there were
on the ith INST, abou, two hundred visitors, and that
the arrivals were IN number equal 10 fifty adav.
TBdN. Patri0t
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Eytraet or a Later from \ bsmoris, .7ug :

"Monday was a proud day for rs. Smith Is, perhaps,
the most powerful man before a popular audience |
ever heard, He completely demolished Garland, and,
as The fruits Of his effort, can give you the names OF
four gentlemen, all men Of high responsibility, who re-
nouncrd Harrison and deci0rtd their determination to
supper, V. B The Democracy are completely aroused,
and now confidently believe that We shall reduce thr
Wing majority more than ono half at The Presidential
Election -
.Jarrets Ford, K0nQuha County, July 90.
eve had a meeting on Elk on yesterday, at which
a large portion al voters of the precinct were assem-,
bled. The principles of the Nv" parties were full drs.
cussed BY Mr.. Goshorn and R. a. Thompson on the
part of the Democracy, and Mr.. John Smith on the
Wig side. | am happy to inform you, that our De-
mpcratic friends IN this section OF the county are firm
and un,erritied; and have no doubt that our precinct
viii give al the next residential election a mcch larger
Democratic vote than for many years past.
From .Nortok county, ing.
s.Onr friends IN THIS and the adjoining counties, ar"
actively engaged IN the canvass. The hig h%unbugs,
as you have correctly remarked, are vanishing like
the morning mists before the rising sun. We have
gained hercabouts at least three voters 10 our ranks, and
there are several who have no, yet said how they would
vo,e-These are all among the Wings There were
several whom could name, who had been with US IN.
I'll this Spring, but then would not vote, and appeared
almost lost to US: but am happy TO state, they are now
as firm as the Grmest in our ranks. We have a change
from the Wing to our ranks in - , who is
actively engaged in the good cause. MIR Holleman,
YOU will discover, is going through ms district by spe-
cial invitations from his Democratic constituents. !
think can discover in the countcnances OF many OF
the Wings shame for having gotten up and used So
many h~umbugs, merely for political capital and guN'ng
and deceiving the people.
They had 4 log cabin come of in Camden county.
North Carolina, last week, about 20 miles from tins. !
am informed from 4 correct source, that one OF the hard
ciderit-s said be was willing to go to Washington and
shoot MIR. Van Buren,. Another has said, on a different
occasion, that if Mr.. Van Buren, IS elected, there would
be a civil war. VIVA, madness think they will have
their ire cooled by the last Of November. The WING
cause is getting desperate, and lis partlzans are grow
inu desperate: but it will not all do
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UOYT & CO.'S Court of Fortune.

MORE IJCK.-HaIt ucker, Nos. 9 ~ IL, a rrtze Of ONE
VI THOUSAND DOLLARS. IL Mouong7ha Lottery, Class T.,
drawn -h instant, wa sent II a correspondent IN the country.
The following arc tn drawn Nos:
~ Il . ~ 81 u - ~ 9 y
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FL EcTIONS
voTE FOR GovERSoi

v Caroiaq.-We have received returns from the fol-
loving counties, which voted during the two last
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our judgments until we can hear your defence from
your own mouth.
Il Citizen Of the Charlotte District
July 80, Ic40.
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- ", have received a most amusing account OF
tie Ryes dinner in Brunswick. Much cry, but ,,ttle
WOOL BE assured, says our Correspondent, that "
L Z has done nothing BY this vaun,ed display to ad.
rance tie dirty work of Whiggery in this part of the
C~ammonweaith. The Democrats whn have heard him
have onlg been confirmed IN their detestati"n of the
.,o-rnp; factions whose cause he adgocates. The above
barbecue coz; you, gentlemen Wings, $500; and if you
have gained thereby one convert 10 your cause, jus,
pom, hrm out, If YOU please, &c, &c. The game is
moi worth the ammunition. In Dromsoole's District,
be- assured all $ well. But we are not a boasting peo-
ne You will hear our shouts of triumph in Novem.