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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-03-07
Taken tn,
On CONSIGNMENT.

TENIIE subscribers have just rceivpd a
lu, of prime BACON and LARD, put
up by Mr. Robinson, uf Fairfield, which
the, offer at the lowest prices fnr cash.
MURRAY g. BONNEY.
F,b. 90 3''3
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that the party opposed to the present adj
ministratiun of the general government,
will, generally, be the warm and zeanus
advpcates Of tie assumption of the state
debts by the public treasury, in order that
a public debt, which is considered by thai
party as public blessing, should be crea-
ted The argHt ,cHts advanced by Mr..
Calhoun against the plan in question, and
the reasoning Of the committee of the
Senate showing the danger of the assump-
ton Of the slate debts by the federal gov
ernmcnt, are so sound and unanswerahle,
that il would be presumption in Us to add
our OWE opinion 10 those so ably express
cd. But we must he permitted to remark,
that no plan can be adop:eI. as the cnc
under consideration, which is better cal
cuIated, as the wings believe, to place the
south completely at the mercy of those
who are in favor of a protective tariff
The fact is, to carry on the government,
aai % nee, the public expenses. resort
u1usc 90 had to loans, or to large reduc-
tiop il the public expenditures and appru-
r:ist!ons by Congress. II, under present
circumstances, The revenue cannn be snffi.
cient to meet the demands OIL the public
treasury, much less will be the revenue,
when it is curtailed "f theproceeds Of the
sales Of the public lands, or much less
will the revenue BE-, when the public trea.
sury will have 10 meet the interests ON the
state debts as sumed by the federal govern
rncnt, and 10 create a sinking fund for the
evtinguishnent Of the principal Of the
safe debts so assumed. Could the wings
c':,t,2A il their design of assuming the
l'bis ii tie states, high tariff will inc
vi;abiy fl!oW; The federal government will
undertake 4 system Of internal improve
ci national bank become of absolute
necessity t" assist in carrying on those
extensive and extraordinary undertaking.
BY the accomplishment Of these plans, the
state governments will lie under the control
Of the federal government. and the whig>,
if in power, will be able to govern the
country with All absolute sway. and to
maintain themselves in power, until re-
rolution drives them from it. TIE sub
iect is we'll worthy the attention of every
ci;izcn.-Augusta Constituencies.
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QIsrATcu.--The Steamer Anson, left
this Port on T'Fi!av morning with GOO bales
cotton, & arrived in Charleston al 3 o'clock
p. Nj. same day. Discharging her cargo
and taking lrciyh, to the amount + sl23
she returned to her berth here NJ,
next day, having also, towed the scir wac
camaw, from hali way between Cape Ro.
main and our Bar.-Ib.
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utlcc.

U.EE bscrib, having to meet large
rnga zen ems, "arncsIy calls on hi
friends an ru-' N rs tn av their 'ntes
and accounts; those of long sanding :" il! be
expectcd before Return da'.
Feb %. ALENANDLk YOUNG.
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Torn Ye.,.a.

W EXECUTIONS will h. .s:"cd "r all
~ Taxes due the Town and not pald
b, the H., March next.
iIy order 'h" Council. w
J. W. LANG, Re. Il Tr"as'r.
Feb. .',
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against
IA. the Estate Of Dennis Gaskin, deed.
will do we'll to hand in their claims rror-
Nv a:tested by the lst Of Mar ch next, or
Wv M;!t not he Tc,:,.s ..' ."Ni H'f'.
al whn are indebted l., :Dc I.+!d:o "l:l
sind ii to their interest TO make payment
before Return Day, or this notice will be
accompanied by Writ. | am compelled
:, pvrsne this course in order to settle with
the heirs, who arc pressing.
JOHN GAShiN, Jr Adm.
Feb. l3 4to
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becoming zoafcrs, or what would be worse,
lOafleSS, if The dull state Of affairs con.
tinucd much longer.
A walk through Ha!ne-street, ycstcr.
day really cheered us-the iinkling of the
hammer, mailing up boxes-the rusting
of the straw, :'acking up crales-the rum.
bling of drays, removing of gouds.-a
Showed that there was business doing
The care worm countt ttnance of the dealer,
had changed To a more business-like as
pect-the clerks, instead of listless y lean
ing against the granite pillars of the stores,
their eyes fixed on vacancy, were hurried :
ly running to and fro, apparently in an
ecstacy rf delight, that they had some
thing 10 do. The Whole scene had chan
ged within week, and favorably. That
this briskncss may continue and increase,
is our fervent hope, and firm conviction.
There is now in Charleston stuck of
goods, as extensive and varied as any mer-
chant need desire, and purchasers can re-
plenish their reduced assoTtments on good
terms, and at low prices. This, then, is
the golden opportunity to lay in their sup
plies and in The name of the Charleston
merchants, we invite the country dealers
to come forward, with the assurance that
they shall receive every attentio ), and
every facility. that could be "ff;red in any
city in the Union. n.-CharleSton Courier.
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We are authorized to an
nuuncc Lieut.. Col SAMUEL $. TAYLOR as
a candidate for Colonel at the ensuing elec.
tion.
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Charleston. Feb: 90,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES


Mr.. RAMEY offered the following resolution, which
was opposed by Messrs CErrcnrIELD, SMITH of |. Of
w, FLOOD and DoRMAS, andisupported by Mr. RAMEr,
and rejected, without 4 division:
RtSoircd That the Committee on Militia Laws, IN
the performance Of their duty Of nqnring into the
cxpcdcncy of revising amending the EXISTING Mill
liza Laws he instructed TO inquire specially INTO the
rxpcdcncv Of restoring ls"adc Inspectors, :" that
they may perform the duties cnloncd non them, and
receive the compensation allowed them before The pas
..- ~ IL" low dirp"naing with their services
\ report from the Committee OF Roads &C. concern
INC James G.. West, was agreed to.
A report from the Committee of Courts of Justice,
that il is incxpcdicn TO alter the law concerning grand
and petit jurors. Agreed TO.
a report from the same Committee, that the prayer
of Henrietta Perry for DIVORCE be cccted was agreed
Petitions were prcscntcd-By Mr. ALDERsoS, for a
precinct election in Nicholas County-By Mr. CoSS,
from citizens of Hardy county, asking that portion
Of that county NAV I've detached and added to Scnan-
doal--By Mr. T,YLor Of Lancaster and Richmond, Of
the Clergymcn of the Protestant Episcopal Church. for
an act 10 incorporate The Society for iii" relief Of WI
dnws and orphans oiclcrymen Of the diocese Of Frg-
On motion Of Mr. CnrTcurIELp, the bill concern
ing supcrncndants of elections, was taken up amend
mcnts considered and the bill ordered to he cngrossed
On motion of Mr.. STErnESsON, the Bill concerning
the jurisdiction of Circuit Superior Courts, was taken
M, on its passage. After opposition by Mr..
CRurcurIELD, the bill again laid on the table.
Mr. JAcKsos moved that the bill providing for re-
vision Of the laws, be then taken up MIR. j. was in
different what bill taken up but he was anxious
that the House should be doing something. The table
was grooming under bills, but gentlemen would not
aGrcc to their consideration, because the House was
thin He asked The attention OF the House and coun-
try to the evils Of the recent recess, thus cNcmpcd
Mr. SourmALL hoped the bill would not be taken up
and hastily acted on, it most important one,
and at his suggestion Mr.. Jackson withdrew his mo-
ton.
When on motion of Mr.. TAYLOR of H., the House
ndiournrd.
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the why he had voted against laying ii the
table. He wished TO vote upon the resolution directly
and TO reject it. He satisfied with the power which
the Committee possessed and which he had no doubt
would be duly executed.
The resolution then rejected By the following
vote
7ycs-Mcssrs. Carpenter, Hannah, Jackson Of B. &
L., Haskins, Thornburg, Cox, Burwe!l of c. X w.
Wilson, Roanc, Powell, Howell, King, Carroll, Butts,
Allen of Hampshire, Lee, Armstrong, Smith Of l. of
W., Wright Fontaine, Ewing, Banks, Scott, Clayton,
Evans Chapman, Wade of NJ. & p, Myers of Nor
gan, hIassie Hudnall, Fitzgerald Hden Aleshre, HI
ncr, Carroll, Heath, Sturm, Snyder, Shpman, Smith
of Russell, Quillen, Conn, Bare, Grcvcr Ridley, Fz
hugh Prince, Stephenson, Goodson, Jackson Of Wood,
Stangcr-50.
Noes-Mcssrs. Gilmcr Speaker Chopper, Southall,
Wood, M'Cue, Stuart, Lcekrdge, Burwell of Bedford,
MITCHELL Myers Of Berkeley, MMillan, Kyle, Flood,
Toler, Fox, Corbn, Coleman, Cardwcll, Broadus,
Whitworth, Marshall Scott OF Fnnquicr, Anderson,
Hale Wade of Franklin, Erskne, Clarke of Halifax
White, Seymour, Hamlet, Worthington, Kennedy,
Reynolds, Tayloe of King George, Tayloc of l.. * r.,
Beard, Rarncy, Harrison, Smith Of NJ. * j., Hodges,
Watts, Staples, Tunsall, Keen, Taman, Vcnabc,
Walden, Robertson, Leyburn, Crutchield Spots,
Wakcr-53
On Mr.. CRuTcurIELD's motion, the Committee of
Roads and Internal Navigation, were instructed to in
qure into the cxpedency of increasing and regulating
the tolls on the Powhatan Rail Road
On Mr.. CHArMAS'S motion, the House adjourned,
0 Monday 10 oclocE.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
lNSTRT,oIION MEETING is AILEGnANY.

Alta meeting Of the Democratic Citizens OF the Coun
ty of Allegheny, Monday, the 10th day Of Deccm-
Der, 1889 On motion, Douglas Il. Laync, Esq. was
called to the Chair and James o. Hobbs appointed Sc
cretary:
The Chair having stated that the object of the meet
ing to devise to get Instructions request
ing John r. Anderson, ESQ., Senator in the Virgi-
MIA Legs aturc 10 vote against the reelection OF VIM
c. Rives 10 the u. S, Senate
On motion, the following persons were appointed a
Committee 20 prepare Letter of Instructions for the
purpose above mentioned, viz: Col. w. q. Holloway,
Mai Henry Anderson, Lee Pcrsingcr, Esq, James o.
Hobbs, and Stephen Hook, Esq, who after retiring for
short time reported letter of instructions, calling on
the aforesaid John T. Anderson to support James Nc
Dowc Esq, of Rockbrdge, for The above-namcd of
fee, if he is not the Administration candidate then,
Judge John Y Mason, whomsoever the Admnstra-
ton party shall unite upon, in opposition TO VIM. {.
Rves any other Wing candidate that may be nomi-
mated.
On motion, Rcsolrcd, That the Democratic voters
present sign their names forthwith the said letter of
instructions.
On notion the following persons were appointed to
circulate copies of the said Letter of Instructions IN
each of their respective neghborhoods, viz Capt Chas
King, Major Edwin Jordan, Mr.. John Hansbarger, Col.
W. G. Holloway, Mr.. James o. Hobbs, Capt. NJ. II.
Mann, Charles Callahan, Esq, Mr. John Stone Mr.
VIM Boohc, Lee Pcrsingcr Esq, d. b. Laync Esq,
Mr. VIM. Robinson, and Mr.. Lewis Payne.
Resotred, that the proceedings of this meeting be
quest that the Richmond Enquirer, and Fincasle De-
mocrat, copy On motion the meeting adjourned
d. d. LAYNE, chm.
JAMES O. HoRRS, Secy
We learn from gentleman just from Allegheny,
that the Instructions have been signed by large
orty of the Voters of that sterling Democratic County
that the Party perfectly unitcd-and in lo4O,
will give their usual majority for the reelection of
Democratic President The people Of that little county
are too intelligent, TO be dccevcd-and too honest to
abandon their principles at the bidding of William c.
Rives Zcaonsly and faithfully have they rallied
around the Democratic flag. pas. occasions-thcy
viii prove themselves equally Jealous and faithful in
future contests.
We lay before our readers iii" proceedings Of their
meeting, which have been kindly furnished for
publication aIicy star.
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These times that test the genuineness OF men )
political principles, and it bchuoycs when We select
individuals for public Office call upon those who hav"
been tried and found fnihtM; therefore, You are re-
qnestad TO announce III your next paper, that poll
rM be opened at the next Spring election for Dr. Ar
cibad Anderson, to represent the county of Louisa IN
the next Legislature. When the Doctor declined re-
election last SPRING his health declining; since that
time, it has improved, and We have doubt, from the
knowledge we have of him, but lie will consent TO be-
candidate again if called upon which we here
by do. We think it almost useless to make any re-
marks to his political opinions, they so well
known in the county. He is firm Democrat of the
Jetiersonian School OF polticians-opposcd TO T. >
Bank Tariff for protection, Internal Improvement by
The General Government and strict comstructIonist
OF the Federal Constitutions and moreover, we believe
he can concentrate more Republican votes than any
other individual III the county.
MANY SoTER< or LOUISA.
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4 .Wghty Prophet! ~. c.

The Elizabeth City Phoenix of North Carolina says
The nomination of Cen Harrison, the most suita-
ole candidate Of the Wing party, BY the Harrisburg
Convention, showed the wisdom Of that body Had
Clay been selected, the Wings would certainly have
been defeated. Clay popular at the West but not at
The North and South Harrison will get Pcnnsy lvana
and New York; Of the West, he is certain and John
Tyler will carry Virginia and the South If the Wings
cordially unite they should do, there can be no
doubt Of their success, &c-This is cold comfort for
the Wings Harrison will not get Pennsylvania nor y.
York. nor the whole West Ills colleague, John Tyler,
Is 10 "carry Virginia and the South" Ridiculous
Mr.. Tyler canno, carry the South for HIMSELF much
less transfer it to Gen, Harrison. In such cause,
Mr.. Tyers will scarcely win 100 votes for the
ticket in Virginia 1t has not the slightest prospect Of
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,SgiUr,IHU. ,J1BudrH 4.


Mr.. CerrcurIELD and Mr.. SouTHALL made reports
from committees.
MIR. SorrmALL gave notice that on Monday next he
should move 10 take up the contested election from
Marshall county. With view to get through with
that election; he moved that when the House adj
ourncd to-day, it adjourn TO meet at III o'clock on
Monday. ,a,,,. ,.,.
Mr. FoxT,IxE moved TO take up the resolution hx.
mo the day Tor the election of Senator. He made the
motion because Yesterday, when the vote was taken
he was absent engaged on committee, attending 10
business in which his constituents Interested
He called for the ayes and noes, which were ordered
Mr. CnUTcHrIELD said the gentleman object seem
cd TO be to let his constituents know which way lie
would have voted and that object will have been at
tanned by his motion He called the previous question
The vote on taking up the resolution, was ayes %
noes 45, as follows: -
4yes-Messrs Gilmer, (Spcakcr,) Carpenter, WOOD
MCuc, Leckridgc Hannah, Jackson of b. and H..
TIaskins, Thornburg, Cox, Burwell of c. and W.:
Powell Howell. Byrd, Carroll, Butts, Clark of Hall
fax. Gibson, Allen of Hampshire, Lee, Armstrong
Smith of |. of W, Wright, Fonainc, Ewing, Banks
Scott of NJ, Taylor NJ. and NJ, Clayton, Chapman
Wade Of NJ. and p Myers, OF Morgan Hnanail, rnn
gerald Hidcn Acshire, Hiner, Venable Heath, Sturm
SNYDER, Smith of Rockingham, Shpman, QuIlien
Conn Bare, Grcver, Ridley, Prince Spots, Jackson
Of Wood, Stanger-52
.foes-Messrs. Chopper, Southall, Stuart, Burwcii
Bedford, Mitchell, Myers of Berkeley MAlIllan Kyle
son. Whitworth, Roane, Marshall, Scott of F., Alder
son, Erskne, Seymour, NJ Rae, Hamlet, Worthingon
Kennedy, Reynolds, Tayoe of King George, Beard
Ramey, Smith of NJ. & J., Evans, Hodges, Massie
Watts, NJ Council, Staples Tunstall, Tallman Wal
den, Leyburn, Dorman Crutchfeld, Stephenson, Wal
ker-l5.
So the House agreed TO take up the resolution xn
on the 18th instant for the Senatorial election
Mr. JACKSON of w. had voted for taking up the re
solution and was az anxious any gentleman That Uni
exciting subject should be settled But he had vote
for the taking up with any intention of taking an
decisive step the present thin state of the House, 6u
TO give due notice when it should be taken up. II
therefore moved that the further consideration OF tn
resolution be postponed until Tuesday next, and
made the order of the day for that day.-Thls motto
prevailed
On Mr. CHAPMAs's molten, the Committee OF Road
and Internal Navigation were requested to inquire INT
the expcdency Of incorporating Company to cor
struct turnpike road from the Salt Sulphur Springs
the county of Monroe to the Sweet Springs IN thi
county.
| On Mr. KEES's motion, the Committee of Courts
Justice were instructed inquire into the exPedene
Of so amending the 18th section of the General Ele
ton law as so provide that no Elector be permitted
vote more than once the same day. and at the san
place or any other place within his county or electro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

we do not feel ourselves at liberty to notice at this
.ae The extraordinary Resolution which submit
led to the House of DELEGATES Yesterday. CONCERNING
an alleged declaration of the President of the Bank 81
ssFgn'a. Respect for the Legislature prompts US to
,o'oea5 upon matter, Of such character, which may
" sun pending before them We feel ourselves autho
aeu 10 state, that whenever the Legislature shall make
.slr cal! upon him, the President Of the Bank will be
ready TO answer them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED
The people of Buckingham friendly to the Admins
traton are respectfully requested to meet at their Ja
nuary Court and then appoint or TO consult on the
proprety of appointing at February Court next dele.
Gates 10 attend the Democratic Convention to be held
in Richmond and for other purposes 1t IS also respect
fully submitted to the Democracy of Campbell and
Cumberland to appoint delegates assemble at Buck
inrhanr Courthouse a, February Buckingham Court or
some other more convenient time and place, to consult
with delegates proposed 10 be appointed from Brcking
ham on the best measures 10 be adopted to secure nj
arents to rive effect TO the cause OF Democracy
MANY DEMOCRATS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

circulating medium by furnishing the assurance that
We had specie enough among ourselves to supply the
banks, 1T should become necessary for them to buy it
up 10 fulfil their LEGATIONS Every man could instant
~ test the value of bank BY comparing with its
nominal amount III specie; and if the banks were guilty
of msdrmcanors, you could then punish thcInby rcius
ing to take their notes i'll payment of taxes, and not be
reduced To the dcplorabc and humble attitude of shcw
ing the disposition TO deal harshly, without the power
TO enforce your intentions for, specie would
he much diiused that the taxes might as in days OF
Aud Lang Sync, ..be collected entirely in specie-if
the situation Of our public affairs called for it.
INNS POPULI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
Wing Movements.


II Ia, been determined after informal consultation among the
wh,, mearrs General Assembly, that Convention he
nil In the c!iy Richmond Monday the 24Ih of February
n- r III. purpose framing Electoral Ticket, and OF
,s r, measures the etsctul organization Of the
IN, i' are respectfully invited 10 appoint Delegates IL
s1a jo,,ito,. Hhir members 81 he tieHcrd 7'ssm&a
THIS IS indeed singular annunciaiion. Not name IS
SIGNED 70 il, w public meeting held openly in the
Capitol Il, was the course of the Republican members
No meeting i, al! appears 10 have been held, and the
number OF those ascertancd, who will for the far-
r;sbu-r nomination. Why is this Why this dealing
IN the dark Are the Wings afraid to test the question,
and byin. their numbers TO count: Why this marked
c9oa,, between their course and that of the Rcpub-
l,ca,s: An .'Infornal coRultation only Vino was II
that consulted-and who were consulted:
A meeting has been called of the Wings OF DmwId-
die 70. this notable purpose sn order to organize and
devise ,raS ami means to unite upon the Harrisburg
nomination, and t. appoint a suitable tommittec OF
Correspondence wt! those members of Congress who
viii AID Us IN laying the TRUTH the whole TRUTH and
nolhins bu, the truth, before the People. THESE
Wings then, il appears are vet to devise rays ana
,,,egs 10 unite upoH Gen Irarrlsonthcy not vel
united therefore; hut they are TO DEVISE 'rgNS an"
orGpS nyha, WAYS aud means , to bring about an
nnion-But the End object OF the meeting is more anus
ms s,il-Thev are to open Correspondence WIN
such Wing members of Congress, will lay the whole
rn;h before the People Arc the members OF Congress-
then the only persons who are possessed OF the Hu'h
or are they about turn the members OF Congress
INTO regular band of Washington Scribblers, such as
belongs 10 the Editorial Corps.
The Wings OF Ohio county go more directly to work
Thcy take the bull at once b. the horns They adver-
,sc meeting 10 take place on the 2't; ut at the
Courthouse On Whcelingl "to respond to the nomna'
,om Of the veteran WM. HENRY HARRISON, the
Peoples candidate Tor the Presidency, and Gov JOE
TYLER for the Vice Presidency. To BE- sure, they
are on, IN two respects Gen. Harrison is not the
Peoples candidate nor is Mr.. John Tyler, GorcrRor-
They are both crs, seeking indeed TO be ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

The Legislature of Maryland assembled on Monday
last The Senate reelected all their former officers
VIZ R. Thomas, Esq, President, Joseph II: Nichol
son. Chief Clerk, J. n Watkins, Assistant Clerk, An
drew Slicer, Messenger, and Samuel Peace, Door
keeper.-The House elected Democratic Speaker
James W Williams, Of Hartford, by 10 majority, over
C. |. Rdrcy-John A. Watkins of Annapolis, was
elected Chef Clerk, Henry R. Long of Somerset
Reading Clerk Jacob D. Hare, Sergeant Arms, &c
Sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

The n Orleans Mail of last Evening ITO Dec. ~
brings us accounts of the operations of the hostile par
ties in the neighborhood Of Maamoras. The Ameri-
can Consul there writes To the Collector of n Orleans
n0th Now that the Garrison at Acr, 600 strong, had
been taken by 300 Texans and the Mexican Eederasts
that they have also taken three ether towns and that
they are threatening Maamoras-whcre Canahzo, the
Mexican commander, with 1860 men, was making ac-
tive prcparations for an obstinate resistance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

ho' often that We have any cause to complain OF
we alexandria Gazette. We never break spear with
I'm without regret There is good, generous stuff about
@ IN spite OF his party feelings: and for this We like
ana esteem the Knight of Snowden But we msst ask
m favor OF HIM. when he pre,cnds to quote us, to quote
US correctly-Why dock, what we SAID about the Sub
treasury and the Mcssnpc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

t messfs. Mel lhany (Whig) and Rust &. saunch Re.
appcanl are the candidates for the Loudoun SENATOR
a. DsIict IN which Mr. McCarty (Whig) has lately re-
Is'sa MS scat We look FOR every Republican TO dc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
EXTRACT of q Latter frop Joujsn

The Instructions to Mr.. Lipscomb are not worthy
OF notice (The number of signatures does not con.
sttue majority Of the estimated voters of the coun-
W "iie has gone through fiery trial. He will act
correctly The friends Of the Administration may de-
pend upon him"