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Dict ~ the residence Of her father county Of Hanover
on !a day, The h install, ihr i year ace Mrs
u. WE oi Mr. Geo Il. Read Read was
r exemplary member of Presbyterian Church
During her last illness, which protfacd sever her
und % her views elevated, and her faith her saviour
she ptr whom le had believed, and persuaded
that He able keep that winch she had committed
TINS language 81 her lips but short tine before
this world Nhls; >sc wJuid vrd IL: ir sake Of
my and friends slc yelclr>. perfectly resigned T. the
VIII OF the Lord She :gs lrtt aiIcoate husband aud yr
rlidr'n 10 hcmrn her los but thrs d. not mourn io-
That have no ope.
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safe u he Eayte iotet und four Tenements adjacent
X virtue Of in.er several Deeds Trust.
abncr Robinson and Henry kins John ockcnhrongh
anthony hcbin-"n Jr, Trustees, dated lih October, ,Sl
iceh ny The ganor> Charles VIM. Dahncy, Trustee
uitri 2ri December, l-.3-aui deed l>lam
fdnrt H. In wlr Samuel 1ayor Holden Rhodes -
ices Gated i January lj. all record O.tt
MUSINGS Cont ot Richmond, Viii h. Sold upon the premises,
~ public auction Monday, the 1T day 81 November
eil, u Ear, not, tie far day. three
MAN street, IN The city Of Richmond, including the properly
called Tic fs=ir inrl with t- applrrEsnorS, described
The two n- leeds aforesaid i>p. equal,
I" Two o'-r ens-nt>, and " appnrenan,cs. hrn:
rbl OH I'm street, ~ The SAID formerly called tie Prom
HOUSE and tenement fronting ~ rtt 10 iatr lt
III sdl rity, bring the
scbrd ~ the last deed aforesaid. The sale VIII
purpose rii>in. ,e sums Of money due uuc the decd aorr
SAID, ahd ir expenses ~ ae. The subscribers, acting %
tees "! cnnvc! only The title them they believe
IL ~ da.s brann. Interest llll
due m y monihthr last in>am,u 10 bear interest from
the DAY y! >ar Approved negotiable be required ,r
tr two last instruments, and deed o property.
The sale VIII br made under said rallv and IA
their "irr an" such shares and al the property
tanned III the sald deeds, respectively, vi" be- sold
which part aud shares VII appear by
aforesaid. And, II aic shall liz made ptpr
cdnbrlE',s, aforesaid, .a,c und.
both ~ the latter snci be under
them JOHN BROCkENBiul GIL
v ROBINSON, JE,
4. W. DtGNEY, Trustees.
Samuel. TAYLOR,
H. RHODES,
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Macon 7. O., Va, July u, 1884,
IL cHANCERY-n rnMhalan county conIi, July the 9Th,

~ CHANCERY-In Powhaan Comfy Court July Tue ''h'
i lsI -, -, ;,,
Thomas Perkins, Administrator dr. 5"n', non WIN ne WI,
annexed Elizabeth ncpr deceased, aud Executor 81
Perkins, deceased, i'a'"."'
against ,u a.,
,..a,.o. III -, n.nn l. ...rl Defendants:
his ia came The plaintiff filed his h against tr me
PENDANTS aud process sAl-d against Them 10 ahs"
same and on The molten ofc plaintiff. ii is ordered BY THE
Court that defendant Roy Martin, Executor OF Jonh Dep
deceased be restrained iuhhicd from paying away, OF M
posing Of or in any or eecls ~
hands or which may hereafter into his hands, ane Sii
hanging to- or which may due TO- the Defendants "a
hurry Depp Miles ncpp ard Either I,pi either oil inrh, u
ri; the further 81 Court Ana appearlng 20 tue Inv
f,cop ~ the Cent that I'D defendants Salisbury ePp'
Miles Depn Esther Dcpp, net inhabitants 81 ls I'm
Inonweallh therefore ordered ~ the moi ION o se p r
M ,., the said absent echdpnts Va here on or
Inc 6rsr Monday in October and answer The piain p,
and give security performing such decree rs .ne Lou
herein and that u copy Ibis order be forthwith ineIeo
IN some newspaper published the city Of Richmond ana con
nu.d f Two nonhs successfully, and that auhe copy pe
cd m a, The 'front.' door of the house of this county
w WM !. DANCE C.
-, .2-wJwt
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M .
I,IRsAS Ia the provisions o the charter Of the James RI
r.r and Company aud IN obedience IL the resol-
,ops uf lie Beard Directors the who has been
uly appointed Agen, for that viii proceed on tRai
In. J doy of August ei commencing al ~ ucuck, - M
-,r. The front the Office Of the James River kanawa
1mn,ny in The CITY Richmond, sell. At public auction, for
,sh rhc shares Of The delinquent Stot khocr ageeaby 10 The
annexed list shows the names Of The Stockholders tc
ares ~ - si,epc they known, the number Of
owned hy each The 81 principal remaining unpaid,
mi, res; thereon up the 18th day Of July, ISL and l-
-, .,our, in arrrar from each,
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RIO FARMERS AND MIlfERS-EIayins large iife.fr1ol
Il Ware house Immediately the Basin. N Richmond
tobacco" grain, Hour &C. Canal fire. expense.
raya:r AID sell the usual
Communications being and airy, farmers could pro-
better depository their grain. Liberal
cousiruusn;S rendered promptly. Insurance
y;n BE- III Ctrl, when desired the very lowest rates
LEWIS l.IDLiM < son
Rtrraccs Kerr Ca.kic Co., James Gc.s, Richmond: II
nuel Miller, John lloin>, l,ur!rHr..
We keep constantly hand supply al Lump Plaster, aui
,t>t Liverpool saoa salt. l.. l.. SOY.
IL
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foR TN E.E4rlRER


he W.T. "a tie Senate ~" Loan E Wa y and -
NAYS Where the oi.sr SENATOR'S Where Rirrs
M Archer The Representatives Of the Sovereignty Of Virginia:
y mere Wa tlr Sa:crci. OF Virginia Was dohenc
.l">il', with hrr Senators afraid ashamed 70 speak: ""
y wa IL hcr absent lcomnry Who viii hold their ecreaa Re-
pic>enlascs t. awful account. WOMAN.
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HORSE FOR SALE II wish sell Gedlng, equal proha
hly in elerauc- ia any in country. lie i five years
old Of most color, wlih"lt wnte m me
action strength aud activity 81 'e p 'cn
nrr and of the nurc. and blood IN the world No
person apply willing 10 pay cnou pf'cs i"f '
TcrrrsEhcr cash or Paper satisfactorily eh"o's'u'
~" f"s MY " ~ = wv ~ " AGNER CRUMP
r. s This horse has carefully broken 10 WORK WIN per
ie'' eeh'o"'ss - :" sun. ' " ~ A. C.
,,no -. ,,,, 10, Or
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n ihcal-s be moi conprted Tst day they viii be
tinued from day day, until completed; mn. ,o,
William b. chitenden, Secretary Of the james River IA
nawh Company hereby certify that James learce Whose
name ss rbrd To advertisement IS the Agent
Of the said Company duly authorized ny the President ana III
rector. 10 make sale of the Stock 81 delinquent Stockholders
.,u,, :, H.. rh,,,.y w. Is. ClllTTEApEN.
Ju ---St
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Mr. Arnolds ,elltale speech has appeared in the Ma
tional nielgencer. We are sorry that We have not
room in to-day paper for its revelations may here
after become necessary to record il in the exraordina
~ Chronicles Of these porentous times But the fol
lowing extracts must suffice for the present:
"Mr Speaker. have induced make Tins melton from
information have obtained since the House adjourned
nus have had an interview with gentleman Of high poica
n well AS moral standing this community This gentleman
placed Il have the most accurate information upon
gtea questions Of The d1y-S consider hi ni"rnatni
itself That gentleman said With the
deepest humiliation spirit and confidence, that he bclrved
thai hIs would result total aboron-
Tha, the hopes III the American People were
he totally disappointed That from the best information w'c
he could Obtain ofh- great measures u reform expected
by the rrorlc would lie carried ihronsi''
Here Mr. Weller of Ohio, e,csiaed thank Cod }
Towards the close OF hrs speech, the Orator raht'
thus against the Virginia principles, much as he does
auainst the "few decetul and uniahul men who have
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n We have devoted our last Page (of this day 5
paper to two able and interesting communications
We can give nothing more germane TO the times.--
spencer Roanc (No. y and "'felesnus' no. y
are emnently worthy Of attention. They are both
from the true Strict Construction School: both Nir.
ginians and though now separated BY nearly the
whole breadth Of the Union, yet they agree in princ
PIES. Parted as they by several degrees Of long
udr, yet they point 10 the same pole. We request the
reader We request Mr. Tyler, ii he be pleased 10 cast
h's eye over this sheet request every member Of
Congress 10 read both carefully, and read The whole
series through They both agree, IN these fundamen-
tai POSITIONS that no iationot Ganh corporation be
constitutionally established in the States directly
dirrc'iy-or IN the D.srct-or with branches thence
lansp planted into the States, with without their
To this last part of the fortress they direct their
battery and they show their sagacity by tr attempt
and thelr wisdom BY the manner Of liz execution.
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The Richmond Wing and its followers are attempt
inc to weaken the moral power Of the Buckingham
meeting by saying that the meeting was thin-only
40 or 80 in tendance Of whom loat least were Wings
DO or 80 why did not the Wing Correspondents
count them if there were no more? The very ground
he takes casts doubt upon every thing he says But
could full meeting of the People be expected al this
time When were the Farmers more busy, than they
are now with their wheat harvest their crops of corn
and tobacco, Let our good folks at Washington be as
snred, that the People of Virginia iirl true, de.
voted to their prnciples-let hollow and factious poll
ticans say what they will.
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= MARKETS RiuaNo>p. July -
eh - CO. There i change prices T. notice Ln.S com
mon 81 ! better kinds =! as Leaf, common. - X
am" - mddi'ns So y ami :, good. :, and u tine u
per day.
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fully firmly, and indomitably. Mr. Tyers prnci.
pies, duties, policy, interests, all with us If I,
only them. But Will lie them: We hope and
rus; that he viii not throw himself into the arms ofthe
Frderat Ehss-but that lie will do his duty fearless
Of all cc,seG,,enccs
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% There wl 81 useful and fancy articles on Wed
tr h Of August II far, otherwise next far dss
Evansville on the railroad for the purpose aiding mis-,
% episcopal Church, now beng erected Hanover
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Marriages..
Deaths.

Married The 7 int. by Rev DAVID : Do--ett. Mr.
burg Va.
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t)tAlTEAIlARi SHOES, &c.--A large and well assorted
stock Of heavy plantation EfusutS, Side Leather kp aud
skn Shoes, SC, ucnnen'iars Manufacture, made 81 the
oest material, Tor sale. at The store. 18th
~ Wholesale pu bases III BE- made and the
credit given 10 punctLa dealers
Jmlk -
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NhEATfANS, and other Agricultural! implements, APP
~ proved hind>-pr al. Al
PENITENIIAEY STORE, LA strut
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H,cuIy IMPORTANT FROM WAsniScTo>-.'o rdr
r;h Finland We have Just received private ntelll-
aencc, by express from Washington, OF highly m
nortant nature, relative relations with England,
growing out of the Of Mcleod.
> The intelligence is pacific in the highest degree
The opinion Of the Supreme Court was received,
in advance of the regular mail, at Wash
inaton on Tuesday, and We learn that Mr. Fox, the
British Minister has given assurances 10 our Govern,
nent that no further steps will be taken BY HIM unli
the case goes through the Courts Of New ork IN the
enular Way York Heraid, Ertra, RI ih"rSaay
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To YHE EDITOR or TIE ENQUIRER,

bdsAiH1fOH Iity JWH ~, icil
Ny Dear Sir In the concluding paragraph Of a
long Editorial your last paper, dedicated TO the Pre-
sGent o. the Gnied States you conlure hun earnestly
and eoqmen,ly II the Of common country
and her Constitution 10 10 the rescue-to stand
by his ancient principles aud never give UP the ship
As Virgin an, proud of our common mother, ] re-
-pond TO a Vrgnlan and speak with the freedom Of
brother. Cat your dstrust to the winds and fear not
John Tyler, ly the voice Of tho people, and the Fro
ydcnce Of CID, stands upon the ramparts Of the Con
sl.iu,ion, and sCch ccntinc will never violate his
duiy u either Let petty party whipsters and Bank
bought myrmdons denouncc him for an honest deVo-
tIcn 10 ll.cr reat principles OF Constitutional liberty,
For tia; keeping with their vulgar vocatlons-bnt
lei Nirginnns dstrus her proud and patriotic
Son. until he siUli prove recreant u the biddngs OF
duiy And b,C you, and through you the friends o.!
The Constitution throughout this Union, to dismiss
rnnr ,ars-for verify believe, that john Tyler vii
r,y.. ~ an Administration, which, for selt.denyng
policy Il steady devotion 10 the general welfare and
Rod and punctous regard 10 the strc,est rules OF
Constitutional interpretation, vii compare with that o!
NIr Jefferson himself. Who will not then bal hun az
Patriot Starsnan-a National Gcliversr and bene-
factor And who wlil not say that ne who has proved
hiseequal touch crisis, IS not worthy to BE- trust
ID mow, and heect'er BY generous and masnanI-
mons p.oulc: y NlRGlNlAN.
T. s. As 10 lie Wing slang about Mr.. Tylers being
pledged 10 carr oul the principles Of that party, It IS
absolutely ridiculous. In truth, Iyter ores htS nomt-
nai,on 10 his site Rights primaries.
I'VE give lie foregoing address without hesitation
|, is from one Of the most high-minded Nlrglnians
N thu land We hope he may prove right about Mr.
TYLER: but wh does not perceive the dangers which
surround HIM We 90 against National Bank III
any form wlltsoever--we 20 against all corporations
Which sap andlndermine the Constitution oil the coun-
nv Bin, VIII does not see that Mr.. /. is besct by
sinister ;uDueres of almost every description HIS
ear ike that # the unfortunate Eve, Is assalled by
casu,sts and sohis,s who would have ham subscribe
ID a Bank Is ich is frauduenuy intended 10 cheat
the Constltutin--nnd would let IN new source o.
construction tat would establish a central Poeer
N every yarcy OF form. calculated I" seducc the
States, 10 scatter the Federal power over them
IN fact, 10 hange the whole character Of our
limited Ins;i,utins T,esinns demonstrates this pro-
n ,.; WII Rlr. Tyler have nerve enough 10
ress, not only Gays Clique, but ''e arts Of The So
phlsts and cquiYc:a,ors: VANS frfo".
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The New York Courier, uhe redoubtable James
Watson Webb, the $4,000 beneficiary and tool Of The
United States Bank, has renewed his attack upon the
Cabinet The Courier says
"Mr. Webster is publicly given the authority that
Mr. Tyler will veto the Bank bill, if presented 10 him
with provision that the Institution may establish
branches without the consent of the States; and we
now repeat that every hour winch he or any a his
sociaies known tn be in favor Of a lational Bank
NAMED III The Cabinet after this knowledge,
promise n principle 10 piace. Such too, aver, is
the opinion Of the Wing party; and in proof Of it,
refer 10 the universal approval Of Mr.. Clay
lie his place declared, that, 10 sustain the treasury
projess which Mlrssrs. Webster aud Granger called
upon their friends in Boston and .Nn lork 10 stand
by eouid be an abandonment IF princpr and We need
point the fact hoy enthusiastically and univer
sally from Maine 10 Louisiana, the people and the
Press have sustained and approved Of his course.
Let Mr. J. W w. Glamour much as he will, tell
him that Mr. Tyler will sign Mr. Clays bill, nor
can we believe that he will sign any compromise bill,
which dspenses in the slightest degree with the po-
siiive open, unqualified assent "f the States. In de-
handing the District Bank scheme Constitutional, MIR
Tyler crrs, we humbly think. But il he has taken
that position, no implied assent Of State
Walton OF power to Congress TO establish Branches,
without their assent, can, dare TO think meet his
approval. lie could not consistently with the ground
assigned 10 him thus irittAr down his position.
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r, n. rd;,or. "WasmlxGroS, Jrly ~, lSil.
..My dear sir:-IIad declaration OF War from Great
Hr,r,,n been received, citizens and Hsidenis could
not have been thrwn into more lnte1Se excitement
clock by notice placed upon the dess OF some y
~ II If the gentlemen employed in HE Office Q! The
Com,n;ssnnc5 Of the General Land Oicc+f which the
iollovinu rs n COPY:
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RrrraL'. WORD 1t the Democratic State Con-
yenon recently held in the State of Maine at winch
Ike Hon john Fairfield was nominated As candidate
for Governor the following resolution was unanimous
II adopted: ,.....
Rf..,,d That the creation IL Nat"n1I Rank under "l'
cyr nam, disguised i papabr violation u th" Constitutions
I ,r m, circumstance. OF the late Presidential contest, 10
that such an INSTITUTION CulGfha-
,ncr aud ann more rci.iyty engine o >upndnus poll
neal rnription ard bribery: That IL existence !, Gcopab.
, pnnlar Independence hy 'onc'nr;n. and organizing Inc
t.er cai-and lint VI now established i1 " tn dIy -
an cood trerg constitutional "eiF' 10 stt"r ~ .es
ortr'brOT, = r,
At the vermont State Convention, series Of resoiu-
lions were reported and adopted with great enthusiasm
amonr them was the following showing the unanImlty
Of opinion which everywhere prevails among the De
mocracy on the subject Of repeating the National Bank
charter should tie Federasts have the temerlty 10 pass
Rsoirri, That should me present ."i-'e> X" ~, :,
prndru Treasury. Incorporate National Bank, CONTRARY I"
c u ~ lr noodle the United States expressed IL every
election winch that question has hecn presented 10 the'
wil lie Tie iuy of subsequent concr, : u repeal H.
Previous 10 the adjournment OF the New York l.c-
risla,ure, the Democratic members passed number
Of resolutions declaraory Of their attachment TO Demo
cratic principles; one of which, after adverng TO the
msnanarement and fraud Of The late monster, con-
cludes follows
With such example :" ~ practical results anu WIN 's'
larc that i, i,,, i: ponrr >al such ~ institution" hr
no, !, II NJ the earliest when popular Il=i'> '"
ar lie ascnacncy rcpc:i ami GsREt u edfiF d"' hurry %
N from
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oclnck by notice placed upon the dess OF some Il
or If Of the gentlemen employed ~ NE once Q! lhe
Commissioner Of the General Land oi!iccF "hich Inc
following IS cory; cs.. ,xc o,,,cr. .ry j.. IN
-. instructed by lnr secretary Of lie ia,ny say,
tla, yo relieved from i"hsi ~ Go"e
rom ',, n ny was Immediately made 10 ihe'rcsldcn 5
Jy.nss h. The clerks, or by their wIves { by their
friends IN arrest if these could not entreylvert the
stroke Of the Guloline. Each was storpd al thr
dnor bv The Porter who stated that Mr.. Nester hau
i,,occd No one to be admitted, save membts OF the
~at;.o # CONGRESS, The Secretary OF he Trra.
sury had left the city early in the morh'hgF bat'-
more ,ect,,. -
rbc next day, Sunday, was not day OF ~; Tor
"a pes;dcnt Monday was ushcrcd III ny the I'D I'd.
mrs tha, Mr.. Tyler had arrested the odions rd'c'
1.-TWO Cabinet Councils were hc1d ycsteiu"nn one
early in the morning, The other IN ihe ,o
,a.as that The clouds thicken over our affairs "tLn-
nIard-thut Sir Ewing talks Of resIgnng-uha'f r
rsler saws. thai If Mr. Clays Bank Bill and The Ind
mn mss il wall be rho holds Inc veto .r.
ain III. matter Of the Clerks, Mr.. Wise poured fGh
tho INDIGNANT feelings of proud and nopie soui-
Nessrs King and Clay Of Alabama went beyond an
ectatons of the victims Of this Infatuated party spur
ITO Commissioner stated with the utmost diShct'''
,ht the Clerks were expelled solely on parry ef"1"I
aJ - beipu hostile to the administrator. Eacn :"
nod most positively the Truth OF the c'ai III
claimed to be the most ardent trends, noth Pc
and politically, of Mr. Tyler. lie, Inc Soi''' >
ayowed the declaration that Mr Tyler was mol 'he 1T
,,;u;s.ration! Whew Where are we now =,
81 would that the President could see the name ~
i burning in nv breast. My associations ior tls "a
!, ,ears have placed me in situations favorable 10 We
III The passing scenes Never before have my ears VI
aed with such horrible denuncatlons, or my eyes eee
blasted with schemes so iraught w'ih rum to all Of 9
nerous feeling, noble principle, and cherished 'n'eses'
as are now urged upon the nation By the present SCI
Al,
81 pray YOU to encourage the heart OF Mr.: yer
run with diligence the race before HIM IL IS ms, Il
ueases, first 10 reach the goal TO wear the Seeo'
MP We would do any thing fair and honorable
cheer Mr. Tyer-but We will never sacrifice one J
If our principle, to soo,he even him we must
yba, is right and leave consequences and men 10 'he
Cae. With what pleasure we wouic nnsnea.h o
sword to guard Mr. Tyler from The attacks OF his en-
mics if he would b., stand up for God and the hg",'
how glaGly we would stand hy hun II he would :
stand by his old State Rights Principles, We nave
The words to express-But if he does shun lie pa'i
du,y and the Constitution, We Will observe ou' o.
nrinciplss and obey the Constitution FOR every >
dicr ho deserts us becomes the more important ~
those who remain should do their duty the more i0''
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slid into Office az Wings" hsor,h, !,

siin INTO ONCE az Wings: But hear the pnnop IN
sprali"ns 81 the ninraIe Pythoucss upon her rrtpod
ne hced iiat ihis Government WAS m, sn nnn au,i - H.
crrh anu ihihtl with Virginia distractions which
thh9 ~" ht's Htiilt is dc,otces look al measures A.
,'',ue ~ ii'at ~, i thing after manner ii narrow
"'f" f's hs. -, sih Mr. H., from my inner soul Al,
"r tbr d"lni " l. distinctive II The i Interests ~ ~.
Nh'' country! " ne deadly uas IN politics liza, b.ts ana
nf!iews i:n. tid within r.,r,, ~ H.
'h,an'r. 'nh WI ~ the people believed when rnearrd
~ ihe tate elins iit ltt Struggling MAINTAIN y.,
IN ,l>iaci"n-: " was nat Sir. know il w,s mn
hk YOU, ~ 'c wings ." Tins nation viii 1--WE IN .a
u s'lhy mr!Shi'~ 81 rrnrn. which tl,ry 50 arIy AMI !,
aiany e"n'c"a"a" WIN Their avrr,acs: Why give ,l. mn:
sH they s'n ihel ~ b 'a,sc few d cu,fi and uI,;,i
men have slId nio :c Wings IN, who Inv. poy sln,
IA " 'i"Vci nt ahd are "usinc tr and eyp,r. 81
VI an n',it'y III the people III tins nnlitn:''
In Tue fsi pr. 81 ms speech he boasts of the m3io
ry o! the II! oil Il beng s'sound 10 the core World
to God (exclans h.) that could saw the same or the
other coordinate branches of this Government"
What is the key 10 these mysterious Revelations
Is il that MIR Clay IS his informant that Mr. 9 - do.
termincd never I" yield his Bank BILL 10 that rcje,
thing which asks the assent of the States and ~,
Mr.. &. lays The blame Of lis defeat at the doors ~
alessrs Tyler and Rlves, aud Archer, and Preston
and perhaps Mcrrick-And yet the face of these de-
velopements TO be told that there is no snl, IN
the Wing party-that nothing but Cancellation and
union prevails among them. To confirm the predc.
tons of Mr.. Arnold, we may add that Mr. Rives, who
has returned 10 Washington, let drop upon tie road his
prediction, that no Bank bill be passed this SEES
sion, that they could moi agree, &c, &c.
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D. VI. ltOYT { CO., R,chnoHf
IL.
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.l:s AND BAGGING III the KIND for sale At tir
) PEAiTESTIiRY STORE I'm s'rte'
:, =, hl-G