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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-05
THE PRESS.

We have received the two hrst Nos OF lhe In'on
Democrat" published weekly .: Washington by Amos
Kendall, Esq The paper IS well printed, and IS cheap
50 year, u copies for one year, S2o The repu
tatun of Dir accomplished wrIler dec'ded lie
nocra and al industrious and saSacious Journalist, IS
too well known the u s to require word OF
panegyric from our pen. lie dscalns at once looking
to the Government for patronage or profit, whatever
party may WELD ts administration, ana declares his
firm determination not "to compromit (his PoJtet IN
dependence for any pecuniay advantage II IN the
power of Congress or the Executive 10 beslow'
The Globe has issued lis frospec,uS tor continuing
the publication of :she Congressional Globe and Ap
pc milk" The following the Terms (rn'5rac'ng
the important Proceedings Of The late Extra s-sson3
For the Congressional Globe and Appendix for the
last Extra Session, 81. For the Congressional Gl"be
for the next session. 81 per copy. For the Appendix
for the meat ses."n, 81 pei cepy SY copies " e'tner
Of the above works vii! lie sent for So; twelve copies
for S0 and SO On in proportion for greater number.
This series contains volume Of interesting aud va'u-
able information, which ~ nowhere else to be met with,
since GaleR and seaons Congressional Register mas
been discontinued fo. tl,.ec or ioar Yeas.
We part with MIR. Haroid SmyLh, the Editor OF Inc
States Righsman, at A!sngdon, with great regret lie
has made his parting box to The Public in neaf I'M
pressve and orthodox Address, in which he rcerates
his devotion to thnse ga, State Rights Virginia Prin
clpss which his father General Alexander Smgth ior
mery defended with such distinguished ability. The
"Banner has succeeded the "Sta,e R;shtsmun," and
its FIRST No. has been issued under lie auspices OF
SIR Robert Latham. 1t bespeass great energy ofac.
lion and unhnchng devotion TO me ae principles OF
the Constitution.
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We are sa.,2 - c.ano pisaac the National lnclli
gencer, even by turning columns TO miscellaneous
matter TO the publication of Love Tale and BY 'e
suspension of political artillery fer day tw"
of our artillery, and asks Us, snow ioag is il ago. that
when he opened his batteries upon the Wing enl:encIl.
menls ali his shot fell short reby sped, tina,
they rebounded to his own confusion and di<coa.
future Hardly has year elapsed since his artillery
was not only senced by the steady fire Of his Wing
opponents, but he and his party WeIs debated, and
driven from, almast every contested point, and vic
tory achieved over them which has rur.y been e1
cecd in magnitude or brillisncy "-ofs The victories
that ever were won the Wings have surely the least
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,,,,.,s from, Montgomery, appeared ana
s,l,.,', as ,s
Aiies. sn;,,ee. appointed yesterday, reported
-, ,w,nr resolution; 10.
de 7rnat the best interests OF the country
a':s .ss completion OF the work eniros'eu =
r,ad ~ n'.., and Kanawha Company, and that 70
ilnes =, The opinion of the Convention '.'a. -.
stos" STATE shall! be freely given to ths '"e't' ~
.t' ,I ,,tent as the Legislature may desm "'Se'
s4nasf s"a
so oh resolution WAS on motion OF '' 'A''
w. fable for the present ~ c..:.
c,rysut;on proceeded to the consideration Oh
TIE lonse aa ~ resolutions, reported by the Com
m 49, aud they were unanimously adopted ihe
ai@e' san James Mcdowell, Peter {. J"hnstnn
talfn I'D II. To!er, the Committee under The 81
s|a' ,,,on Of MIR Fulton, the resolution in relation
va n,.,ion OF the james River and kanawha I'm
"' y. reported BY the Committee this morning.
p'o" .,Len IN, considered and adopted
n. following resolutions were oi1eieu ""o "N
rsly adopted:
,ss-,l That the thanks Of the Convention be ten
h,, ,Is Committee of Arrangements and citizens
Cbr,s,isnsburg, who have so well PROVIDED io' '"e
..'.,,lls accommodation Of the Convention.
'n.i-,d That the thanks Of the Convention De ten
,..s n the trustees of the Presbyterian eho's" "a
a,.,.,,sn,burg, for the Use of their Church -,
'ln'.,,r,s That copy Of the proceedings OF the
h's b. furnished to the Lynchburg Frgnlan
.oa Rpublcan, wha request that they be paoisn.o
h,se paucrs and that all other papers IN ths Sta'e
- - Tennessee friendly to the improvements De re-
-rs,,ed to give them an insertion. ,~,
Esered. Tha, the committee appointed to prepare ARE
H., ,..mnral tn the Legislature on the SUBJECT OF Inc
,.mn,,,.d Road b. directed TO procure lis preseh'a
com LONE with copy of the proceedings Of thus Con
snon, 10 the next General Assembly Of Virginia, Ia
Resoired Tha, the thanks OF This Convention De re-
,nrd TO the President and Secretaries thereof foi TIE
5,n.fed and satisfactory manner in winch they nave
,l.cbsrged their respective duties.
o, motion of James Mcdowell, Esq,
Reso,rsd That the members OF this Convention u
,sr individual character most respectfully and ear
as,ly appeal to the Legislature to give its early aten
nm 10 the condition Of our Common Schools ana U
,4,, such measures as shall in tsudgment be deeme
n,ssary to place them upon the most useful ana ell
sen, footing ,.a ~.
And ,heseupon the Convention adjourned, sane de
EDWARD WATTS, PreSt.
JouS P. MATTHEWS, s,,y,,cy;es
JAMES w. SHEFrEY,)
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PITTSYLVANtA SUPERIOR IOlkI.

TIC COMn0HWt0tR Fs. 10S'p a ~ ie'y
The Circui, Superior Court of Law and Chancery
., this county, Judge Saunders presdlng) convened
- sessions Wednesday, the goth ult.
ph Bib Terry, late Teller Of the Farmers Bank
N This place. against whom the Grand Jury had found
true b.!,, on an indictment charging him with robbng
that institution of 900 The night of The 2lst or
~ AUGUST last was arraigned for trail on Thursday
morning but owing to the great difficulty OF procuring
Jlrv, the panel was not completed until o'clock on
,.dlv evening The examination Of the witnesses
g,s continued until - o'clock on Monday, and 1t was
n, until nearly sunset Tuesday evening that the
-. was submitted to the Jury, who in about 10 mi
a...s returned INTO Court with verdict OF AcQuiTTaL
We hope to be able, of distant day, TO lay before
al, readers the evidence in this case, which for the
mount stolen, the skill and cunning displayed in the
.,ean. Jf vllainy The interest which manifested
aas the trial. the number Of counsel employed by the
scussd and the grounds Of defence set his BEHALF
ve e!eve has no parallel in the history of criminal
u,.cscnons in this section Of country.
Ths cause was ably argued by Geo. H. Glmer and
Il. Garland, Esas for the Commonwealth, md by
Ness-s George Townes, Richard Logan, Norborne Ia.
,aierro Jas NJ. Whitlle and Joseph NJ Terry for the
PRISONER.
We hare no room for more extended notice this
wses.-Danu,Vs Reporter
ira. Of Richard q Cocatkias.-,rhs Rocking CHAR,
Gsse! OF the 10Th inst says the trial of this unforiu-
nate Individual, charged with The murder OF Pi.man,
ia. te, a postponed until May next.
Captain Charles Dmmock was yesterday reelected
President Of the Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad
Company. Messrs. T. T. Watt, William Collins and
Arthur Enmerson were elected directors.
Portsmouth Times, Oct. 80.
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CON.fGis2C7Ti.jh
In Hanover County CONT. Br;Jacr, at I'll:
announced, that, Of this Court CuI Pan,
departed ihs m AMI this Cont being rsl.ely H.
pressed Ion. -ni efficient rubc aai thc um
lnrm and polite private character ccccas d.
plainly iceisng tAr loss hri Essn ruufr,
family and rrslo0yL and n u whole ~ hi death
kesorsd. That the Cont regret own acroirt. o.
a o his taG. and his Lssihuts, the death 81 rllh
Rrored That til. preamble aud resolutions entered
.hs court and cory % 's forwarded
the deceased by tile C.eI TITS Court
editor IL the Richmond Esquire: io publication.
s. Crpy--Trst-,
P!!iILp y. WINSTON, C. H. {.
I5n
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m ,.p,prt .r,.c 9 ~ =" >

- TT .t1KiIi IT EtI!sTS.
The following The produce Of small lot Of ground
belonging 10 Hope Batter, Adams Valley, 100 feet Is
70 feet from tie planting oi the grain Of Two
Tree Corn the rows feet vide, stuks drilled feet
apart III The tire stalks were from - .
~ inches long, and from 10 each stalk, NJ tsnai
wli! weigh I'D lbs 10 The busel; the produce - baT
,e!s Of Corn And on the sane ground Potatoe fumq.
kins OF which, weighed by Mr.. +. Diddcp M,
shown At The late Agricultural! Exhibition, sixty tive
pnn"ds This IS independent ut the very Lcsl wafer
melons and cabbogcs abundance
(tope Butler is Respectable Of co.or. He la
placed ~ our hands oi his large ofcorn and
IS one Of the very largest ears There
rows o. grain around i.-ord from end of The
TO the other there are abou; 81 grains. II wall
a few days al onr office for Inspection. We have tea
other ears from tie same patch, which short
e. ~, exceeding - grams i!cm end cnd bat
l!lcm is ~ grams cIrcutnrrenct - Eal4irer.
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"Newnans majority paro in The four eonn'ies FOR
TY FOUR
his glorious result gives Tie scrndencyN the Virginia
Legislature. ,.,.,
HUNDRED"
The Baltimore Patriot says, "Parrio,t was represent
ed to be as hard to beat Boston, he never having
been defeated but he has found his match; aad come
out second best. Nothing Stop the orwqr. march
of Democratic principles
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:Sov. :. leil.


Married. Gainesborongh the ef Ianirs r. BOYD VI H.
Wcdne sday evening the nth nii By tie Rev. Joseph Day
ii the VI. f. Church. J.MiS us irrrr, ESQ.,
tin. Iuci A. BE, second daughter ufc Francis Row
Of the county oi King aid Queen.
Ills i jay mot thrilling sweet,
Now lanes with l.ucy'> lave y besi,
Thslf lipa 10 lips iGpassuncG meet,
While hearts - ..lit- G,;I!y pressed.
Married. Tucs!at The ID Ia Chesterfield, c.n
Yard tn r-icnr. II Mr.. CnS hy the Rev George Wnfrc
Mr. JEREMIAH lio.b IT,, bliss N,ty T.. daughlrr v William
u'lnlr-r, dr,, a.cd. late of ch,s.s g. n.
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nv n more Piano Fortes just rcceiced by E. r. Nash
The schooner Juliet, have received more Piano
ny es which, added TO the twelve lately unpaeked, make
very large and complete have beautiful variety Of
dollars all Of which will be sold subject TO be re
lot realty good, and with uncomoay large soe
@ q ~an, IL the article. No steps liz the dark,
purchasing Piano Forte from the subscriber, as he
ullt purchasers should Withhold payment until they
''s .lat s +. NAsH, Ps;srsIarg.
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Ispai ~.

Died, on Iucsag evening" tie lil u!i al h ro,ience -
tulpcpcf ro,n,y after PAINFUL h;uess nr weeks Mr.
loLsIS, in The 12i ;Car Of s !r.,.n. numerous
AMI ali innuufait number c fitnis their betas
and 10 tho trnts that hsrr have
tlang city M CnivEs c.atscir needs eulo1i,.ic
present u N !afGfih snt 10 those no knew him,
~ntcr Of tbs feeble tribute 10 his memory, dccs 10; pppo
nd-s in m, snch Limitations; but for le Information Of
iaay not have hat intimacy with lin, Il rot he sup-rH
declare t!t A Cuv.n atUg, lrf upright and
viy Of The business Transactions Of fc
Kind and 0bi.ng his ods and Eclehhors. aI unusually
iccoac ana iudceB u s Iniiy Is ne swollen Le:s -
Children the ral regret ." h nei..ars ami lie
rc-pec: OF hcauatners ss' aii-i,eioi demonstrated
-Tiaush he I'D make public ptr.tG Of religion,
hirsc .,ii the Christian curc he declared, dnrn
last days. his confidence IN ,;t. EGG las reliance
CHRIST earnestly desiring IL suffered - depart mi hc Nh
HIN. Thus his friends a vel! hope Inst his eGrncp1iGi
spl iae Paradise field, above, aad ',ac
the aic.aetnc-. oi Col. -
Died SUNDAY iu.nin. IL a nit'mo, Gen. E,tsit D"r.
If M.rtH,iurs Va aged about - yeas Cen y. ~
inc ion and .a; from small beginnings, ionorcd
many ,ah winch he discharged VAN fidelity aud hone
many IL J. louise ii ii. Legislature. aid d.
hr late EID Cicic. Rd popular cOGaa.a
Of regimen. &c militia service At Norfolk.
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MoRrALLTY IN FLonIpA.

COL Charles Downing late Delegate in Congress,
died on the 24,h at St. Augustine. He able and
respected man. Major Brown, Paymasser,a promising
officer and SON of The late Gen. Brown, of the Army.
died on the 9Th Of October. Capt. CAREER at the Sd
Artillery, (sonn.aw Of Gen Arnis,cad,) died al Pr
cola!u on 23d October
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n DiSwippiE will appear Tuesday.
n Among The articles which have been unlvo da-
bly, postponed, is We have prepared on a new
scheme Tor female Lectures proposed 10 be established
by Mr. Pcrsico.
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CONFERENCE.-THE.

4 GDtNts GIANT
James Franklin SINS (son Of James 7. Sans, H.,
Of Greene county, Virginia, near The Blue Ridcrl 49,,
Is years old the 18th u last December Weighs 81
lbs.-upwards Of feet inch high-Guie handso {
aud well proportoned. ic gentry Of the Osirr Cam
lies, beat that II you can
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...,,, !. ,....,-..,,i - ,,.s
- "P - " -:
!. " ' 's,''' = . :" 'see'' - ','e'' " - -
sn"'c..'. a'''"'.!s - p''','" We" 80, =. 90
pi'''s Hdhss''e'"oi' !, e"ao'e !. 80 ett' a''""'a
seous'y 70 Tie extent OF II: necessites: I'"rshh"nt
pays hoti!'hs m tue 'orm oi postage NJ" i"f ''''
TRANSMISSION oil us funds wnen they consist OF paper
nor ought 1t to pay any thing 10 lis own carriers Tor '
transmission OF those funds when they CONSIST OF liz
precious metals Such may, perhaps, te the customer
e~ now tor aught know. II is surprising, if be ~:
$3.50 evident IS s propr'eiy.
In III amount OF The cIchonsc op6ratioas the Gort5a
ment shoafd be limited 10 ph"i ,50id 10 sufficient d,
modtTd'c Sue ri pTemiamS ~ dttfay ii, ncc5>$ltl
srpsnses nj lie .tteaic 50 far 40 ;ley would be H.
the tendency would be u ce.osn materially iha real
rates % rxeba.Ss
4 MEMBER pF THE nth CONGRESS
n The preceding Communication has been drawn
hY letter n: enquiry which ,ea thou H.. pfoner 1,
address to lis very Respectable Author We ,ub.l his
views on this very a;e.estl. ami d.n:cal; subject H.
tie public at.entlsi-And we ara,n rrspec,uly invite,
discussion upon lie Scheme proposed EDgyjrfr
The spproha.ion with ,h;h ~ ~ ~ o., -. Z Z, ~
ron ,.r nI,c. !, ,', - @ ~ ''s ''S''
build,pr me- r,:scon,l Chnrnh :, nIa w TT. =
duces m. 10 trssoass once moro - 80. ,:I ' "
! The annayed lp,ter-ap,nrmous no ,nr Ill sa:
-copt,;pir, ro,v l,hor,i ,o,,,,o, =: - ~,
100, nronosnJ nos .n;raa 49,, :" CO y, ''e ~
- 80 ~, 80, 'o'' i'e a'''i 'iie pun
| 80, =, I - yo"' - 'pe"Hs piev 80
-" tu'"'' anu o'ea.'es SPril SD '"iy ahn
NH -, i4. sin". restrain longer 'he Inclination
! I M, aiI, = IN. e p"p''' eye. :" oo'hs 81.
command md hnno 49, a,,s"n ~ Wv ossI ""n. -
| \ mom,, ,h,n,. ,,,p ~ 10 us'o WI 'o' 'of
ioyad his n,,ya mna - .. ~ us t VI -
marked from !, s.c,;on ~ co,n,r,. g., IL III,
contributions havc hoo, ...,:rcl' .nd 1T ,,
prominently DISTINGUISHED ~ ~ ,,,-,o,; ~ nt1.
spirit. "''N PN'''e
1,,o,,, ,s,
Dear Sir ! ,c,ce;v. ;,r, n,,,r, -. ''',
pun "'t'et, saat Nti
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A. Miscellaneous matters Last Page and
our FIRST, The powerful Speech Of Mr.. Woodbury.,
addressed to The Democracy of Boston. Ills scythe is
keen, and takes wide sweep.
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a Correspondent oil tie Columbus % Statesman
is putting the screws upon the q Hon. y. G.. Pendlr
ton O: the Cincinnati Congressional District. lie
points out the majority which the Democrats have jis,
exhibited in the Disr;c,--rc!nnds him Of the frauds
and pipe-layngs from Kentucky, &C. by which he was
elected 10 Congrrss-and calls upon hrm, "lke IN ho-
nest and honorable man. 10 resign your seat and if y"u
electors Of the district offer youiself candidate for
rerrcon, and if elected, you with honor and Jas
lice take your seat in Congress The first Monday oi
December next Robert Lyle pursued that course
in 1-3i-Dnt because there were any frauds alleged
against him-bu, because he had doubt whether he
Tic tavorte Of the majority Of the Electors But
Will JUDGE Pcndcton do the Ike. Va.
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ALNASACkS for isi2.

y.., ,sl,shfd e.I S,r sie La T. G.iRROcK
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA ALMaNaCK.
a.. the war ISL calculated h, ID. Richardson, i.oui>,
caur,v Virginia containing 10 p, the laie Ce>is Of Nl,ni
showing population Of eac Of tc Iuur great divisions @
state. Sc. IL. aIr III
pOBS 81. GREGORY ATTORNEY Law, ttg,c st Hd.aas
j 5nrp removed 10 the city cf Richmond, with ~
himself his Profession All bnrss conhded him
psactnaiiy attended to- For the lie viii
tend loden The city md county OF enrcs. lila
Office tie seed ana cuilnc store OF NJ. YIN. Fam-.
on Main
S-v2 GA
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.b.iylSrR trk!y'5 SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
V" he sod, the ete residence Of COL Robert uoode,
,-,i n Chesterfield county, fo, in the Beetbornooa o.
s Bridge on Thursday the Bud day of December, if fair
% s f,ir day ali Of The crop Of Corn, Fodder. Oats
ts. stock Of Horses Mules, Cows, Hogs Sheep, FARMING
. 20 Household and Kitchen Furniture, Sc, &c.
len twelve likely young Negroes, consisting Of men,
s'-h AMI chill ren Til. Negroes sold for no fault.
tt."i- Negroes viii he sold for eashhe Crop. Stock
credit Of nine months the purchaser giving
~ WY. approved security
~. above sale will commence nj 10 O'Clock
JACKSON F. CHILDREY,
Soys 'ts'' 10f '"'''"e e. '''' Sd.
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SirtAFtoS WANTEE-1 Gentleman, who has been a sue
- ee' teacher r The last years wifes employ IN neal
ny shia"' ~ teacher Of Academy iii somo village or az
sae tutor 10 the country. lie w to teach thorough
AZ N conman branches together with Mental ana Natural
philosophy Chemistry, Surveying. Algebra, Geology, PhrSlon
latin &C Letters addressed to W. r. Fowler Richmond,
~ receive &c attention. Testimonials from distinguished men
~ ic pcSuced
Lac an;e ssH:en, has is nd VINO as taught with success
w htec and VIII teach a above except Lat,n
Hass and Physoior, He would cheerulIy recommend him
= i=h- both coh,pe,eni and lgrecaGic
SJs.a s2-It-
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SEIZURES cx THE CoAsr OF AfgIcA.-The Salem
Register publishes a correspondence between Mr..
isaac Chase, American Consul at Cape Town, Africa,
md Rear Adniiral King, commander ;n-chief of the
British naval forces that station, relating to the
ea,men, of Capt. Webb, of the Salem brig Cherokee,
which very roughly overhanled some time ago, By
boat from the British brig Curew the old suspi.
con OF being engaged in the slave trade
Sir Chase forwarded copy Of Capt. Webb's state
nenl to Rear Admiral King on the goth March. The
answer, which is all that could be wished or expected,
give below
II. 3. NJ. s. SOUTHAMPTON, !
Simons Bay, o3d March, ISL.
Sir have had the honor TO receive to day your let
@ Of the Goth inst, with its enclosure, reporting the
.,p-ehensble conduct Of officer belonging to her
majestys brig Curew, while boarding and examining
hs brig "Cherokee, under the flag of the U. 3, and
tel extreme regret that any officer Under my orders
MOULD have acted in the manner complained OF by MT
mett 4 strc, investigation of the matter shall be
made on the earliest opportunity, and should lind the
complain; established shall certainly nG!ct severe
sD.oo upon the offender, my instructions TO the squad
OIL assuming this command, beng that every proper
moderation and courtesy should be observed in per-
I;nog the unpleasant duty of boarding the merchant
ess9s of riendly nations and especially those OF The
Is
is gratifying for me to observe the temperate lam
galge used by Mr.. Webb in his representation, and
friendly consideration you have expressed tor Lieut..
Ross, while bringing the subject under notice.
have the honor, TO be, Sir,
Your most obi, humble serv't,
Signed +. d. KING.
Rear .7dmiral and Commander IN Chit.
10 Isaac Chase, Esq, Consul for The u. s., Cape OF
Good Hope.
Tmg ARxASsA, LYscugss-A short time ago, m
sccoant was given of wholesale murder by the Goa
Gml Lynciers a. island g.. Later accounts from there
represent that most of the Lynchers were the former
atcs of their unfortunate Victims and that they
combined TO murder them and drive them off in order
7 ge their property. Since the murder the Lynchers
tlye driven the women and children from their homes
nCoahuma county, burned their houses, and sold their
l.ads aud property "under sham Judgments Judge
ilcy Of the Supreme Docrt Of Arkansas and some Of
e NOS, respectable czens, have been threatened with
death they attempt to bring the Lynchers TO justice.
worse state of society than this exhibits could not be
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DISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.-Thc Animal Meet
- ing 81 Stockholders in the Dsnli Swamp lad COMPANY,
h according law he held The CT Suf"tS on
.ag ~. ,y,h Instant RO BUTLER
President u. S. Lard Company.
-C;hne,I Sn, J,d Isu g2-id
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From lie Hhseling .7rgss, E5'ra, o.. %
100 GuBSi The beat,r h,Gi

From tse Hatfa"g .71g's' f"',a ". wi
100 Guns The brute heGt! -
..SEwMay AND nENucaAth TRIl MPHANT.
"nnt lpe ayin. Of III ty dragged that Their
candidate beaten; therefor head our sip ME beat
beat.
Notwithstanding, The combined i.nrc and -'renuon eyer
uariiaiiy used BIZ the Whic Judges aud CLERKS the Federal
Is Of lno and lii. WING city Of Wheeling, Democracy ever
plant. =,
.The following includes all the hut Riggs precinct ~.
Ter county Which the result but few votes
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A Public Dinner was given 10 Governor Polk at
Nashville on The 25d October. Gen Jackson invited
and be promises 10 attend il, II The weather and his
health will permit HIM In his reply he congratnlatcs
the Committee and "our country at large, on having al
the head of Tie Government President who, upon one
question: at least las strict and conscientious regard
ur The CONSTITUTIONS has not s%efved from his IL
eerily IN c discharge Of o. Tie highest duties de-
vuly1g on tine Exccntve-who has preserved his owr
consistency ny avertng The blow aimed a, our liberties
through attempt to establish another moncyed cor
pora,ion with powers enough 10 destroy individual
freedom 10 elections, and to overshadow the blessing:
Of Republican instituiinns-who has iearcss as
serted aud faithfully exercised m Constitutional pre- roga
tive, that this free and most psec; system al ci:il 6"
vernulont may be administered by MS and not ~ 40
str. And gentlemen, may add that i'll the ability
and determination of the President 10 maintain The Co.
vernInent on principles purely Republican, have the
most abiding coniidt nee
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fIEWIIALS, &c.
TUE scrber has jus, received by direct importation from
iaaa"n additional supply Of the above, among whic,
:. tie following:
~. Ca,n.T!is Hyd. rutass,
;silaauuna I1..rS res.bl.mcd,
Aconi,e, sirychaiGs,
Ssrsap. Simp, 1annin,
Jaap Pulv Yeratrine,
Seal Cu,nus Git Pit. Efc,ves,
Spi..!ia Rad. Cnichcum Select,
:" orassla OIL Wine,
tul. n,giialis, Cyan Pu,ass,
GelsdnDHa, Lac SuIphurs
h.o,,aE., Rochelle Salts Chryst,
sem " Cart. Loiass,
" Rismu;h, Ni oliver.
R. r. DUAL,
Corner Jelotr The Banks
M. 52-st
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we understand, that in the case Of the Bank Of
~" ~ , against Steenbergen aud his alleged hndorser
Col. Andrew Ieirne) in The court Of Roct;n',,,,,
county befre JUDI" Smith, Judgment has gone in "a
or Of the Defendant. Tie sun in question was very
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