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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

SALE UF lANpSW he offered for sale, al buckingham
- Courthouse the highest bidder, aud TWO years
credit second Monday in November new. tbeing Court
M of Land ing In The county of Buckingham one
anc loo acres Spears's mountain adjoining the
M Syrs Estate, and the Estate of David Kyle, deceased
t ohrs ard formerly part of the Estate of Jn'epa u Mig
s deceased: The other of 900 and odd
Hac.. geek adjoining the lands Of Martin Bryant, John
y others within -four miles OF James river
asa inber,d with valuable native growth of oak, pine
lopr-pari of each is good tobacco land The sale
.tvciy made the day above named unless prevent
t Ipncy OF wrahe-in case, the next fair day.
These ants vii conformity To decree Of The snc
Co, Law and Chaucery held io The county Of Buckng
an term. n cbancey, wherein Edward ~
tr BuJiraa ~ = cthe, and others, heirs aud deyise=s OF
-h ahr deceased, plaintiffs, against Charles fanoey
A+asior, will annexed, Of Joseph cabc lreeased
.a-ai.rt. CHARLES YANCEf.
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and after the s Of July The connection with the stannton
sencers for stanton by leaving in Iyncnrg Boats,
which Richmond Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
O'Clock NJ will arrive the same hour as IN sc
per Railroad. BOYD, EDMOND q DA'ENioAi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

Office hereby given public that the undersigned
~ will petition General Assembly Of virginia. io lne
massage Of law rerase him and his heirs the Common
weah's ., TO half lot Of land lying in The Town OF
Chrstiansbrrg Montgomery county, known IN the present pan
az sad tow "a ioi No the on which ne now re-
s,des The said was, the 9TH Of July 1897 ny deed o
record in the Clerks Office of Montgomery eny conveyed
Jlanc oyty and Susannah his wife, Nicholas Do-"n
uesner WHO died heirs and without ever having con-
veyfd any prrson undersigned WILL also, ut the same
,ne nrtion for release The Commonweas claim TO oi
of land OF nine acres adjoining the town ana
which was By date Bird Of May lslf and OF re-
cord In The Clerks aforesaid conveyed by Crstana
rrwey and Jacob Walters Michael McCrsta also 10.
reisne died without heirs and thou having enhxsyea
set forth In his petition. JEREMIAH ~ i, In
Christlansburg, Aug. 10, leia '-'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
Oct. ls

IOUSE AND LOT FOR SAIE.-ln pursuance Of Deed OF
Trust the subscriber by George smith and
". hi. wife, the ah day Of December re and duly
the Clerks Office Of tire County Court o! Prince Eli
ward purposes therein specified shall Ia
sac lie auction credit ~ l2 mou;s House and Lot
y ar the Famvlle. just beyond the limits Of tie cor
IL nou.e is two stor, brick dwelling with excel
lent r floor, and passage through
the middle Tie place Is we'll hxeh with out buildings OIL every
tnl - ed 70 the place. The lot H. 400 yards
The sale will pace, the Premises the sgh day OF No
yembrr lri1 The present occupied By william w
lIcser Esq and viii shown mys"if dcsn.
elaain the property. WM L. FLoUkNol, lfs ee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

WILL Sold Claremont, in the county nf holloway, On
w Tuesday 29h day Of November next the aee she
periShabe Of the late C"nrade Webb consisting OF some
Stacks of various kinds and the Crops After the sale I" STOCKS
and Gro, will hesodswillout reserve hr Hol
ians between fifteen hundred and Two Thousand acres ie
sold cred; c nne nnnis ana inc
Land On Gre dill one and three years Persons DESTROYS
of view the premises will s., en- s s me as'
Of the Estate. HENRY WEBB Aomih's,i""..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

MANSION HOUSE, RICHMOND VIRGINIA
THE subscriber having purchased the lease o. ths wen known
d stand of G. A. Hodges, which Is wei aiapcl TO The
accommodation boare we'll AS To gentlemen ana ladies
VISITING The city, particularly 10 students attending is
Medical nerc as IL the convenient BOARDING HOUSE
lenders 10 his friends and the public his grateful acsnoweds
mcn or the many extended 10 him and Mrs "wiet ana
would he peased them ut their NJ stand, where ihey
win he lri,rr enable accommodate them Having more
lou the subscriber aiers himself rom The long ex
n,eee he has had he will be allie tn give salts
faction as he determined every eAefton win e as
ssancr o Mrs H. to make all may Call them comiorla
bic and happy Arrangements will be made Ia accommodate
Members of Legislature Charges very moderate TO sun ,he
times. "''' INV 90 1,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

yALijABIE LAND FOR SALE-I offer for sale the tract Of
Land IN the county nf Hanover which reside contain
ing by survey 1905 acs called the Roy Mills, distant s
mile, from Richmond The buildings large brick dwelling,
with the usual complete repair
l:ick au thfa>lng machine tobacco houses, &c.
large portion land highly improved, and Is IN
cecnt condon great part Of enclosed with oak plank
fences Wood abundant the farm well watere aud has
tcnsive There thriving orchards
potucing fruit The situation is remarkably healthy,
and IN every respect il u desirable residence.
For terms which will be very accommodating, apply To james
Lyons Esa Richmond the subscriber on the premises
t. l. WlCKiiAM.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

T10R LEASE the Goal Mines, we'll known Bounts Pits,
sometimes called Ena Pits recently worked by WIS
B-oyn Co. Immediately adjoining the Black Heath Mines W
,cmuiy ot Chesterfield The coal from these mines stands
nnaueoned quality has tong been used for manufacturing
nrrposes and especially approved forge and Smiths Coal
The recent Of III. Tariff giving The Coal business ea
snnale protection. renders this property nj this tune nm avan-
,rus object persons disposed engage in tile BUSINESS
With the Mines The Lessee obtain upon very easonaDe
terms two engines top, the other underground engine
M bnh of these engines good working condition. me
mines can al nconsderlbe expense be put IN WORKING cod
;on The lease liberal time and rent For nrfhrr
,,tiruar. appy Alexander Dural in Richmond or the SUBJ
scrber, living al the mines ELiJah stso !, NJ"
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

VNUyER FOR SALE.-Tha valuable Estate on James kiVer
- known as "Doyrr 81 miles above Richmon WIN be sofa
cnlr ar divided Farms of about $50 acres in ench Eac
farm 10 have $50 If low ground lg1 acres IN woon
land ard 80 acres high land About oo bushels wheat
all he saw This Fall each farm About half Of the purchase
can remain unpaid for several years by paying the inter
est punctnally.
The Estate will he shown by my Overseer
ro' 'e''"' "Pf' " ~ CORBlN WARWICK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

BNAUCiIER COUNTY COURT Sept. Is, lsia-on the mo
ton Of Joseph and Martha C. his wife, to have ne
viii L. Lane deceased proved u
ordered that Alfred s. of farQner county William IT,
county Mary " Lane Of Fairfax county, Francis Lane q" Alex
andra in tie District of Columbia Julia Lane of Prince William
county Abraham Cox aud Marian his WIFE o. lhe tyn OF
shnre Mortimer Adelaide his wife Of Fairfax
county, Susanna Of Fairfax county Fa,c fnck ana
Elizabeth Warren George g. Tyler and Jna
his e of Prince William county cofGela easc O Missouri
Ellen Mcdonald, wife of - Mcdonald Of Missouri, susan
sIoCahr wife Met abe OF Missouri William ~ Peakr
Of Lane of Kentucky Helen lane "i Filiicr
county, aud James Lane OF Faiquier county be- summoned 10
aunr day of November Court, ISL that Is on
Monday said month, to show cause against Tue pohat
OF said will and contest the same u they please
And IL is further copy nf this order be published
the Richmond Enquirer paper printed in the city Of Rich
mond, until the 4lh Monday in November next
a Copy-Tesie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

,,IsNN SWAMP LAND CoMPANY.-The Annual Meeting
~ - S, stoIders Dismal Swamp Land Company, viii
r t m thc STok, according To law IN Thursday,
-. l.., of November next. EO. BUTLER,
Pusideut y. :. Land Company.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04
BANGAlNS!!! IN BOOTS AND SHOES.

DHNUAINo! =! TN BUUIS AND oUOEo.
ENllE subscribers would respectfully inform their
and all persons wanting article their line that they
ar now selling, and will continue sell Gat bargains for
Few days only, close their and for
their LARGE, ENTIRELY NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK,
which will be received and opened al least by the LIST November
Their stock will BIZ purchased for cash. and by of long
perience in the business.
The subscribers ater themselves that their facilities for doing
business will enable them purchase advantageous
other house in the city, and pledge ourselves to sell
reasonable
M WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT FROM ALL THE
OLD FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF THE HOUSE a
CONTINUATION OF THEIR PATRONAGE, AS WE MEAN
TO DO SOMETHING EXTRA FOR THEM.
j. r WATKINS & co,
fF At SqmHdl Patary's Old Stand, 90
Opposite the Ruins Of the late Eagle Hotel.
Oct, 25 49-it
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Sept. l6

~ POSTPO SElENT-For the greater convenience OF The
p,Yties Interested sale will be postponed un Monday
,, asna r. Noy.n,,er next THE TRUSTEES.
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Fugitive SLAVE.

FUGITIVE SLAVE
The Boston Courier of Monday snys:-Applicaticn
was made to Judge Story this morning. by E. G. Aus
tin, Esq, for certificate of ownership TO be given 10
Mr. Gray, to enable him TO remove George Latmore,
a colored man, claimed as his slave, TO Norfolk.
The application grounded upon the Statute of
the U. S. of February ~ 1893, which npov e.s tie
of fugitive slave his agent attorney, TO
take such fugitive before any Judge # any Circuit
county where he is found and upon proof that the fu.
gtve owes service labor TO the claimant, il 10
made the duty of such Judge Justice TO give the
claimant certificate of that fact, enable h'm
move the fugitive TO the State from which he fed.
| In the case Of Edward Prigg, decided BY the Su
preme Court last Winter, it held, that SO much Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

NoTlCE-The Franklin Manufacturing Company have an
pointed A. s. Maddox their Agent who will he furnished a,
hs sor., below the Bank of Virginia. with larre
SUPPLY of all varieties of Writing Paper made h. Mil
VIZ fscap acap, packet post and letter Paper all which
WIZ sell By wholesale and retail at such prices fail
the public City and country merchants, and citizens
M State generally respectfully invited examine his stock
a see IL their interest TO domestic
''tues Richard WHITFIELD, Presdent-
oe !, lsil. 42-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

Tie creditors the Estate particularly invited to attend,
az, NAV he IN te int do discount To- the amount
~r purchases viii be allowed all claims they have against
N. E.,,. HENRY LEWIS, Executor.
A.. Jl-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

81 S,E-By Of Deed of Trust, executed To The
subscribers by Thomas Goddn. bearing date l5'h day Of
Ms li and duly recorded III the Clerks uhce al Hanover
oiniy Count, SHALL Wednesday, the 9i Of November
m the residence Of said Thomas II. Go1dn, II fair ether
day thereafter, expose Ia sale 10y public auc
m the highest hdder NIL Of his stock Of Horses, Cows
Hog. xen &C. his crop Tobacco Of the last YEARS. grow H.
eG 10 fou six thousand pounds, crops of Corn
M Fodder and Hay fr years growth, wohotse
T,ng Machine Bugsy and harness two second handed
CARRIAGES Wagon and Harness, two Carts and fixtures,
morse Cart, six double fouehs i've single do Axes, Hoes
air, Maiaxes &C. Cutting Machines, Carpenters
,> pn. double Gun Also, his Household and Kitchen
nufe consisting BEDS, Bedsiead and the necessary
,n- implements Terms of Sale viii be- For all sums Of
,ui vii: be required, for all above that
vii. TIC cven the purchase! giving bond
supposed good security.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

INCaBLE LANDS AND OTHER PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WILL. residence Finch Srrupcs
w Saturday, the 10th day of December the lands be-
2lr. tec.en Estaethe tract which he lives, contain
& about FIVE hundred lying the waters Of james and
ale tsetsbe Slate river, adjoining She above
''b ana 'hlti! -ioui an" "i''c ''''"
V" Which he ;mery lived, lying ho;h sides Of ~ late
about tive hundred aces-a!so, ifact Of three
I'M. 80 ,ns the o Hunts creek, known a.
iau he asve lands well adapted IL the growth
@ "nH "''co, aud from their proximity 10 market,
seg NAnat'c. ~ persons wishing purchase,
H prefer IoNnE ~ me lands themselves, particular
DAY Vt ~ ~ ~ " ~
Al the same time and place she Crops Of every descriptions
Furniture, Plantation Uten>Sucs al ali ENDS in also he
sd on credit Of x months For over ten dollars uur.
,trs giving bond, with approved Srcury-uns pd.,
dollars, The sale Of lands wiz he ny m.
s sale OF the peshabe portion of the Estate by The Admins
traitors. ~ '''"''"'
"'|Ic Ads
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

~ vuue Of a Deed Of Trust from Edmund f. WicSham To
- TN Carter John y. 1azewe and James Lyons, bearing
- III" sth day Of August 1912 and Of record III the CLERK
- Of the County Hanover, shall proceed 10 sell
" hi auction, the residence of the said Wckhali III Tie
' Of Hanover The oath day Of the next month Aovtm
10y r. If fair day thereafter, and Immediately
Ac sale mentioned the above advertisement signed John
iahewe and James Wickiam,, much of The property
n described providing for the objects ot
"cd 10 them of the 2ih July 1872 also, All the Plantation
~ Horses "s, Sheep and Cattle and tie Crops on hand
'l" dag sale valuable Slaves. The land
% mol he sold under the SAID deed I'll the 2Gh Juy, LAP,
M e d hy credi, and aud the slaves
i 0her property cash Should the sale he completed
'ar ti,i day, Il will continued until il finished
JOHN y TAZEW ELL, 1,x,.,.
DC; u 4s-,d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

Z. r'rustnes
JAS. T. SUTTON, ~
V h. There eight Cots Of which are
q good blood. also, good brood Mares.
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NOTICE. "A petition will he presented Ia the next General
Assembly of Virginia praying for the Of law de-
ciang Meherrn River, lawful fence Chrcon's mill ~
unenburg County, Virginia. through the C"unty Of brunswick
~ The Greenve County line. SEVERAL CITIZENS.
Nov J:-tlD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

DCDliC SAIE-Will be sold the 2ls November next al
tie lic residence Of DIR. y. w Lewis, IN the county OF
lfuSyyek MIN, miles West of Court house and three North
VI Eud.- Negroes among them several hrs rate
servants good oSier and carriage driver and fine cook
are cg1n, Household Furniture, embracing most every
,e necessary comfort and convenience Al the same
a 40 he sold of every kind consisting of nine head
~ heixeen and ~ Cattle, 50 Sheep. and large Stock
three fine Bears al the improved breed
u l. kshre-ahcut 100 barre OF Conn., loooo pounds
Gotlrt $50 bushels Oats, Hay, Shucks, &c
he cash for all sums of SO; over that
mount of twelve months, tie bonds to carry Interest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

GEO W. ToLER GrsEaAL AGrSr Asp coLLEc ron R"hmond
u Y, attends IL renting out hiring OUT negroes sell
in. produce collecting bonds, accounts, &c.
Persons IN country having negroes TO ire ont produce
sell &C.. would dn well To give him 4 call!
ofrc opposite Exchange Bank s.,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-04

II Deed Trust from Edmund F. Wck'am, bear
N. late the 2th day of July, lsi2 and OF record IN the
C Office Of the County Court Of Hanover made for the
@ therein FORTH Shall offer for SALE by public auction
t- gems county aforesaid. Thursday, the 2lth
Jay n-y month (Noyenberl fair If the first fair day
eeaer, the Tract of Land which The said Wlckiam r.
rs Containing l,a6i and called the Rocky
Mil. large brick dwelling, with excellent ont
'' hck BAN and threShing machine, the whole IN
complete rr,nr Much land highly improved, great
i cc luoSed plank fences is remarkable Tor us
'b!N, a. residence few situations are more desirhlr
Il h same lime and place aud pursuance Of The same deed,
Vs. snail sale Slaves They are remarkably
" and having always lived the same land are particular
valuable thuse who establish plantatio Among
e many servants and mechanics, black
'iil>, carpenters,
The for the land will a credit of aud two
m purchaser giving and approved security and deed oi
' property The will b. sold for ready money
NE sale lie completed the first day, It VIII be continued
JOHN ~ TAZEWELL, lr,,oos
JAMES NJ. WiCkiIAM,
OCT ~ 4S-,ds
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TARIFF.

The Tariff ,oiH be passed in the House Nth the
Distribution clause unless a miracle ntervenes. The
Wing party has been canvassed and agree to stick TO
Distribution at first, so to force the President to
veto the BILL and afterwards they will pass it ioitout
the obnoxious cIause.--Boston Mercantile ADJ.
We see the above conjecture in many Of our
exchange papers. For our part, we doubt whe-
ther the prophecy will prove true. We have no
expectation whatever that the present Congress
will do anything f,r the good OF the country.
We are thoroughly convinced that the People
must elect nep Congress before they can get
Tariff Mr.. Clay wants no Tariff at this
juncture, and his Charles will obey him. 1t is
idle to suppose that this Congress, unless the
Caucus system is broken up, will pass any Ia
riff bill that can. by any possibility, become a
law. Such is no their object.
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"OFF WITH HIS HEAD %

so much" for every one that undertakes 10
express an opinion differing from that OF the
great Kentucky Dictator. Wing or Democrat,
II is all alike. Unless his devotion 10 the grand
master is vouched for by certificate, his head is
made The forfeit, and off it goes. That dignl-
he'd body" the U. S. Senate, cares but little for
any qualification in public officer so that he
advocates Clay This is the grand secret
which nsures confirmation, and we perceive
that many who now hold on, do not hesitate TO
exalt their Magnus Apollo to the greatest possi-
bic height, at the expense of those TO whom
they owe their positions.
Yesterday, the axe was put on Mr.. Clinton,
Of New York, who had been re-nominated as
Postmaster at Buffalo The day before MIR.
Robinson, nominated TO post in New Orleans,
and the day before Mr.. Birch Receiver, Fay
cite, Mo. Ii any body wishes to know the rea-
son why prescription" was not prescribed
In this instance, he has only to ask what man
ner of thinking was exercised by Mr.. Clinton.
(This Mr.. Clinton is a son of DE WITT
CLINToN.) If il was similar To that OF the peo-
pie, just cause can be shown by acting Vice
President Mangum for his decapllation. The
special edict has gone forth from Ashland, and
no ye that thlrsteth for office, come 10 the
Cidyey waters
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TWO MINISTER'S STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
AT THE COMMUNION TABLE.
J. III. II.

The New York Observer publishes letter from
correspondent at North Stanford Connecticut, which
saws the Sabbath day. the Sd INST, was solemn day
TO the people in this parish The morning devotions
in the house of God ended the exercises OF the
s,cramental feast had commenced the bread broken
and distributed the cup taken, when the house III
which we were assembled struck with lightning.
The venerable PLATT BUFFET, of Stanwick, was
present and assisted the pastor Rev. Henry FULLER,
in the exercises. He had poured out the wine taken
the Gun and was giving thanks to God, when he and
MIR. Fuller were instantancously Frustrated to the
earth. The groans and shrieks which instantly broke
forth from the congregation il is utterly Impossible
for me to describe and yet there seemed TO perVade
the assembly the most solemn awe; all appeared 10
feel as if standing the very verge OF death Inc
bursting thunder, the livid lightning without, the
thrilling scene within contributed to render the gloom
most terrific.
Mr. Fuller was not seriously injured, though
feeling considerably affected in some imbs-Mr'
Buffet is very seriously injured; we supposed nm
dead for some ten minutes; no signs oil lie were APP
parent, until water was procured and thrown upon
him. He still suffers great distress at the stomach
takes no food, but is perfectly rational
The electric fluid entered the chimney top de-
scended to the stove pipe, and exploded Immediately
over the communion table, where those servants OF
God were standing.
Some Others were slightly affected, though not Sc
riously.
The Congregational meeting house in New Canaan
was struck about the time, and several knocked
down An academy and dwelling house in the same
town. and dwelling in this parish were consdera-
bly, injured.
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THE NEGOTIATION.

We doubt not, from various indications, that
all our difficulties with England will be speedi-
~ settled-that the negotiation will terminate
one way or the other in few days-and we
hope il will be amicably.
Bat terminate or not--peace or war with
Great Britain we shall be ready TO look Mr..
Bocanegra in he face, as black as it is, and also
10 attend TO His Excellency, the Provisional
President, of the Mexican Republic" and what
ever "olher Powern there may be to back him
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IMPROMPTU

ilen on seeing the United States Flag flying the
House Of Representatives, UNION DOWN.
Pride of the patriots heart how scurvy,
To turn thy glory topsy-turvy
The union down-lhe stars upset,
The rainbow tints in Chaos met,
As if the demon Discords hand
Were pressing on our native land.
Perhaps the learned Legislators
Believe the Union /" small potatoes
And thus their will make plainly known,
The party up-or the Union down
Sing Hail Columbia happy land !"
Ye offspring Of that patriot band
Who nobly gave their blood to free
The land from British tyranny
Throw up your caps-the nations blessed,
The rich are poor-the poor distress'd
Ruin and discord stalk about,
The public Treasury's run out
Commerce is observation-disclosures falling,
And ruin marks each trade and calling
Still are we bless d with Office seekers,
Stern patriots and long winded speakers-
No wonder then our flags reversed
It's stripes, by party breezes curs'd,
Have strean,d so often to and fro
That" which ways the wind they want 10
J. II. II.
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GIORIF,CATION.

While other central journals have through force oil
instinct revealed in alsehood and ooloquy, the lnle
gencer has sought by its dspassonate and honest con
sderaion OF hatever question or Individual came un
der its notice. to improve, recty, and sustain essen
iia morals poeness and the best traits OF civilized
life Has not the Intelligencer reaped its reward
~ Y. American.
Undoubtedly it has-Parson Cotton is right
When the furious chaplain gets through with
his fight with DR.. Moriarty, perhaps he will fol-
low the Brton's example.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-07-14
IMPEACH MEN i.

Mr.. EDITOR When will you give the names OF
Bots's accompIicesl would not withhold them
much longer, since the lntegencer would create the
Impression that the Wings did seriously mediate
any such reasonable movement. X M
We will give one name now. We mean the
editor of the Intelgencer himself. to whom
Bolts read his articles Of impeachment. More
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