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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-26

I rules hpdrn IN the Clerks oee OF the Circui, supe
n dIr Curt oi Law CHANGER, for the County Of
Pstrs X .onti' first DAY of NAV, -:
Fielding Lewis and Elizabeth h> wife, late Elizabeth
HAYNES Elicnm hyre and Tempe his VIII. Robert iaynes
and Joshua liayner which repe, Robert and Joshua
children AMI h.ir5 Of Joshua HAYNES, 81, decd
dciiHH
Martin Cloud anil JOHN Boyd in their right and
sdmfs o Jnshas iinyne<, 81 ded. Ice j Snow and Ma
~ his wiie, Robert Haynes James " Smith ex or o James
NJ Rcdd decd Hardin W. Reynolds admir- of d. H. Rev
nolds dcsd., T. J. PENN Hardin H. Moor John Moor, Sam
uel ID. Moor, Jacob Clark and Charles johnson,
Defendants.
Il Cu4xcrRY
The defeaaani- I;- J. Sno" AMI Mar, his wife, Robert
HAYNES, John Moor Samuel D. Moor aud Charl, johnson.
not having entered .heir appearance and given security
cofding In the act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court.
anu appearing by sati-dctuve denrc that they not
.aoants Of this tomnunwea ia: On The motion OF The
plaintiffs by counsel II is order, thai the said defendants do
appear here the s Monday In July meat and the
pninn sbl and ata copy Of this order b. rthv it'll b
lshed in the ynehhrg Virginia ,r month Successive
~ md posted thcirmt door of thu Courthouse Of this toun-
~ on SOME Count day. Cnpy-fc>r.
SAW FL. G. Staples, n Z.
NAV Il WIN
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y IN IL ~.

s'lit subscriber tat his old stami. near p1es Tan
yard has IN hand lot 81 W AGGDNS of allsl
as, from lNolesN hofsc made ol good timber and b,
cAreurured w5r',men. Also, gr1d assortment Oh
Plot Gus, ol all SIZES, with Wrought shears laid
iod painted with slre warranted 10 Work we'll all OF
NlHeh afe offered tr Pan AT prices suit the times
Also paapg III WilEEiN RIGHTS WORK and
BLAC kSAliIlllNGd done AT short notice, with neat
ness and fplch. DAVID 7, RES,
Nay - .,vo,
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commissioners SAFE Of Saiuab;
Property.

Ebt Rs1 MT 10 the Provisions ola dceree pranonn
cd 5s ibc Circuit Superior Court OF the tosn Of
yueIbrra an the 18th at May. lsf3, In tho casc u
-Dasis rs Davise # al lhr undersigned, commission
n therein nslnrd. WILL pfrre tue premises on The
S,h DAY Of July ueNt 10 sell. by way of public
thr highest bidder the iDf on tho baslp in the nwn
Of l.,ncl,burg NJ is1 being 10 feet On the margin
4 the csnal. and about - teen wide lying the june
,ion Of Jersbn street and sh alley boing the same
lot .iie occupancy OF David b. Phelps.--Tcrms,
cash
The tits /, believed be COOL bu; the unAersi1rcd
selling - commissioner, will convey the title vested
u HIN by the decree af4fessld.
WI DAVIS. Jf. Comm ssionet
June wisluly
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'N"scncry nnd Mani ,sya, aI,n..

No nAMt.N ELL bcgs leave 10 inform her
A'h friends aud cuslomers that she has r,yaI l,
residence to the first three snry brick honse ,o,e Plan
'ctN Warehouse. (belonglug To Rev, J. Early near
We upper end ii Main street where she will at fines
o. na1l and pleased To serve 'bcm every baach Of
~ BUSINESS 'n neat and fashionable style Chblrcn,s
Clothes made and trimmed in ever, variety NJ s,,i.
Bpnne'S hle7chcd aud trimmed in neat manner and
hcrprccs will be to suit the times "'''
Anil 10
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IA ~ ~ az ~ ".
~ NiVAi from the subscriber living at Amherst
Z Cautl liusc. abeut The LIST Of February last, ne
gro man BY the nnme Of
o
about 20 years oi If age bright muaito stout built,
with dnmnc7sl bnlt-h" expression of ls countenance
somewhat sly lie may he regarded likely. lie be
longs 10 the estate Of the late Nathan Turner decd.
of Amherst county and hired hy the subscriber for
the present year. Any in r,naiun concerning him
WI be Thankfully received. and suitably rewarded
RICHARD POW ELL.
Amherst Courthouse, May y WOW
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@3SG* TRACT OF LAND,

S9NSs TRACT OF LAND, 48
-seA
formerly owned by Capt. Thomas A. Cobbs. lying in
Campbell county. Seneca creek. five miles FROM the
court honsc. aud about fifteen from Lynclburq con
tanning thousand acres, halt Of which Is cleared and
Is very productve-lhe soil being generally OF a red
Gloss urr which renders II we'll adapted thc growth
Of crops ofeyery kAd. particularly wheat and clover
aud l. susceptible of hg state nj improvement, with
the 81 plaster which Is sad To kindly ul1n this
land OF the land 10 clear trce hundred acres are good
Tobacco Land. ecl limhcred. There about one
hundred acres Of FIRST Meadow Land portion now
in grass Ten = Twelve hands be worked to great
advantage upon the plantation: bat the tract can be )
divided make two auud settlements, which will be-
done If preferred by purchasers. fhc land is well wa
tered with two creeks aud number of good springs
The Improvements consist Of comfortable dwelling
house aud other necessary houses large harm with
gppd FtiRESlllNG MACHINE attached. Asa a
good GRlS'r 4 SAW MILL. npw IL successful opera
Inn. fhls is considered of the best tracts OF
land in that part 81 The county, and, lying 50 near
Iynchhntg. (now Of The best wheat and tobacco
markets in the United States il undoubtedly presents
many advantages TO land buyers lands at more re-
rote distance from market. which shout! he object
when buyng. Any person wishing to purchase will do
we'll 4ew the land before the day Of sale which will
be srown them by Mr. Dowiddle no resides near the
place, OF by Mr. Wallroo tenant on the land.
TERMS
One third Of the purchase marey will be required in
cast the balance upon credit ot one Two and three
years the purchaser cNernna his bonds for the amount
decd of trust will be required 10 he given upon the
the land, 10 the purchase money aud the title OF
the land wllhhed until the last payment is made. The
purchaser will have the liberty Of seeding small grain
this fall in time aud full possession given by Christmas
GEO. PANNlII.
june - W m; 2awtI5A.
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SQ'g'st't'.

FHNIE NDFR SIC NED would hereby tender their
thanks 10 the inhabitants ot Liberty. and vicinity,
fer former patronage. and would say thai they have fur
usbed themselves with rood llearse aud viii endeav
or 10 Accommodate all who apply for Collins or to
attend burlals b. FARRlI M < co.
Liberty, April 9th. 1873. w3m
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The COMMUNICABLE Il Iogi.ia 10 the ShoB cfNfj
son County, Grcetmg:

The Commonwealth r iaginia 10 The .ShciiH Of Nj
son County. Grcrtmg:
NJ llEREAS, in an action of debt lately depending
w incur Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry, tr the county al Nelson, between Nathaniel lar
low, assignee OF john Ware who was assignee of r ii
'i w Nord. who slgns his name r, w. Mood VIII
Nas assignee OF John Wnpd. who signs his naalc ] w
Wood. Plaintiff. and Hudson Marin Jr Defendant tho
sad action Of debt was 50 far progressed in, that al
Circuit Sunerlor Court Of Law ana Chancery held f.
the said county, at the house. on the 2nd day Of
October. 1854. The Defendant pleaded payment and for
his tral, put himself upon the country and the Plain
MI likewisc. And The cause brnt thus situated Ia,
S'a Nathaniel ilarllw drparod this life, having mad
aud published his last viii and testament in writing aud
thereof appointed John =. Harlow aud Gcor,e V liar
low his executors, and Jane Harlow eNecutrx who re
fused 10 take npn themselves the burhen ofhe exeeu-
uan thereof Whcrenpon ii being certified from the
'ouny tonrt oi Nelson county. that the estate of The
SAID docedent with the will annexed was committed To
the hands of Robert j X ncaid hrn) Sheriff Of Nelson
county, 10 bchy him administered according 10 law by
vrtuc Of which order. and of the Act of Assembly in
such cases made and provided the SAID ebert J. kncaid
ale >hcrli as aiorcSall is administrator with the vii
annexed. OF the said Nathaniel Harlow Jr deceased en-
Titled 20 al tho rights and bound 10 perform all the dn
tos on srch administrator: Nevertheless Judgment in
the aforesaid action sill remains be had: and whereas
the sad Robert }. kinead. late Sheriff. and admnislra
'of as aforesaid hath duplicated Us for proper remedy
we, therefore, being willing that what is o6t and ost
s saIu hudson Nl2tiln Is that he be before the Judge
sa'n o'rrnn SnpsI1 aQaEl Of Law and ChanccEaE
ats9 .coar!honse aagth2 = T.. = snbcr
vi s 's,s Ia s INN q 1 know !;
maj J1,Sfn. aueeri,as fdsl c N Askmbfy1 tsif
cases gIa,sAad provided. Ito n&FsaRN Ia Kin'
'ad eie and administrator as ~.
Npeasn, ssafnr'her to do and ssi,
n = shali'tn ,ai part consider. tvnss then there
ls MS writ Nifness, Rseg G ~ .lkrk ofs ausss
. suas tnn,' Ilc seufh9S s7ss juno. Z
~ !" IS s. ' 70 81 ca1 = R;.s ssIE. -
asas2s = - ssI "a .N2in sk-
kEDss A8XEE! 49, -
Ali Ts.so girl. ss1s Ma wear, .lJ
Z = u GoA W.. 'eFAAn', npSAsks'. MelAI BOZ
' "a '' -. = Is. |,
a E
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A. y. MONTGOMERY.
6. M.PAlNE.
J. w. MOSBY.
Elk Creek, May 8, 1913. tl7Jv
EOHKSE.SIN. TOr,E,,,

fcRDf.5IS! commas,
4 iiAN FIN Store aud will continue to receive =.
large 4nlniuy OF Cordials, manufactured by an OK
~fiencfd German, which will sell by wholesale or 70
all. " -
Country Merchants will do well 10 call and eyan,ino
the article CHARLES pIIEIpS
Nav -
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.salles River gros, WORK. aor ,alc.

hNll undersigned Will sell 10 the highest bidder on
the l.Ih day ct july next, tho Elk Creek Fur
mace, ami between Il and lS0O of Land connected
Herewith. About 90 of this Land are covered
with heavy growth o forest timber and addlronalspp
pies &" Wood Land, luany extent, may be had at price
not exceeding per acre. Between and 100 acre of
le Land immediately contiguous 10 the Furnace are used
l"r arnine purp1srs potion of which has been aioh
" improved aud converted lnln meadow, now yielding
lnlLl. Il LIrL.L. - H.
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Valuable land for sale.

InlE SIBSG RllifR will sell without reserve on
the promises. Ia the highest bidder. on lursda,
the 10Th day OF August next, II iaf it the neal fan
IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-26

L'ret e9'pi"'hts, .7fthnd, Broneit,t,s Pam. ar
me 6'fast eh'""p Coughs, d,Dtelfy f h'e,,as
sPtt"g # 1tood aad Ill eyecton Of N. "."e""s
gdas ""'o""Y N
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ECksr EgH w.

FEN q ROOMS OTER OER STORE
n PAYNE, GREGORY s Co.
April II ia
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~ nv VIZ w 'lIe pace.
cssF$ .I.V'D LIME S1'Sl.v'E

Rich aud lneNhaustlbIe beds OF magnetic aud hoem
tte ores abound On the land, and through the nerhbo
h"od--the most remote of which hitherto used is d-ta
less than a mlle--the hmc stone of fine quality is -
tanned al The distance Of 500 wards
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ALL THE GOODS AND ErrECT>

or'@"g,ng TO- and dots doc Bj RTON & ROBES
ana RoDEs Y BURTON. nptlce * hereby aIyen
mai t19 stock Of Goods belonging to kales and mr.
ton, and amounting 10 about '''
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EGf.lTEO.9'.

lh' property lies in the COUNTIES OF Nelson and Am
horst Adjoining nearly the Canal on the margin Of James
River, ! - nalrs from Richmond to which Mace
he Metal Is carried al cost oil hide upwards OF 5! per
ton.
The advantages tins property. beyond any other of
live character IN Virginia. grow of lis nearucss 10
mafkei-qmn'lty, quality. diversity and ncafness If
me ores aud lliht s'one--ihe adaptation of the Metal
to Foundry purposes ehoapness Of adjoining wood land
Sc, sc.
Persons disposed To buy. are invited to examine tbi.
property thoroughly the assurance that the proncrfy
VIII h sold ON tie day above stated the first tar day
thereafter Possession Will be given at the close of the
esent year, The day Of sale as may be agreed an
he purchaser will be permitted, IN either event To pre
pare 'or crop aud procure supplies of ore coal Sc
lefns- About $500 will be required in cash. or At
uo days secured by good negota 'le paper balance IL
va equal annual PAYMENTS, properly secured by lien ON
he property or oth,rnIse.
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June 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-13
WATCHMAN G. STATE JOURNAL.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, Is4s.
wArcHMAN = srArE IorRNAI.

ELEVATION SONS, FuBLsHERs-E. WALTON a., EDITOR
Relieved as are from publishing hereafter the laws and
resolutions of Congress, intend occupy space thus
gven with interesting matter-pootry mcella
noous extracts Without relaxing any thing our purpose to
make the Waterman and journal efficient political paper
always devoted to what deem tho interests of the poo
pe and particularly to the main doctrine of the true Whig
crecdrRorEcrioN TO AMEHoAN INDUsrRY-t our purpose
let number pass, without something in the miscellaneous
news and political departments, render it welcome and
profitable visitor to every family which may roach.
Commencing with the New Year va intend to give weekly
LITERARY REcsrER of such Magazines Books may DO
brought to notice. and BUSINESS REGISTER containing
regular aud sufficiently full notices of the Boston
and Now York markets. other matter as may come un
der that head.
TERMS
81 in advance $3.50 at the end of the year.
QPosimasicis and agents ten or moro now sub
crbers, paying in advance, free Of postage entitled to retain
ten per cent or Their services receive the piper year
icPostmastots authorized by the Post Office department
TO remit names of subscribers aud money ubscrp
TONS free Of postage Any pcOu wishing subscribe or any
subscriber wishing to pay io his paper therefore il
through tho postmaster of his town, free Of posago.
Montpelier, Dcc.,3O, 1912.
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Reduction Of Postage, and .4bo itim Of Frank
ing.-The Boston Pot publishes the following ex-
tract OF II etel from Arlington, from winch it
appears TINT The Postmaster General il about 10
recommend some mpu tnut chabges ia the Post
Office Law.
"The convoca'ion Of postnnsers have agreed
upon certain GmcnIments Ia the present post OIL
flee law, which will bn Immediately submitted to
the action ol Congress Ivy Mr.. Alerrrk Of the Sen
nie who expresses himself favorable to the pro-
posed alterations.
The Postmaster General has advised, and in
conjunction with the postmasers from New York
Philadelphia aid Boston, has determined upon
the following changes ALI letters writ EN- 10y
heads Of departments, or by members oi Congress,
shall he charged to the Guvernment. No post
master sha he allowed The privilege of Thinking
any letter Otherwise than business Of his office.
The highest postage shall he len cents for amy let.
ter from or to ANY place in HE United S'alss.-
Some other less important alterations may he pro-
posed to assist in diminishing the expenditures of
This branch Of The public service
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-13

Before you have fallen down more than twice
on the ice at your door, cut it up or throw some
ashes on il.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-13

soiu genlieuien on all nands n greeu
as TO the grand principle tina. the people are tho
soyeregns, and the source Of all political power !;
and still il was not strange it. in their rsasonings
from this principle, they arrived at different con
illusions, While the principle was fully admitted,
principle, OF notifications Off, were e,ory where
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Adjourned to this evening.


The mott IN to reconsider the vote rejecting the
second amendment state officers TO hold ovei I'M
Ill Others are elected WAS Iosl-ayes Al noes l7G.
Mr.. Field Of Newianr called up The motion to
reconsider The vote rejecting the fiji, and siArh II.
mendmenls on election Of sherifIs and higL ba-
lifts Supported by Messrs. Rice of Somerset,
Barlow, and Dexier-opposed by Nlessrs. Clark of
Mlde'own, Jones and Caloon, and lost ;uyes 80,
noes l2l.
The question next REQUIRED on reconsdering the
vote rejecting the seventh amendment, ION the e.
lection OF Iustices,) and the ayes and noes were
called.
Mr. Field Of Newmne hoped the call would be
Withdrawn. lie would mol spawn ont this liule
brat upon The people
Mr.. Poland supported the reconsideration OPP
posed by hlessrs. Jones aud Rice Of Somerset and
lost ayes 81, nors 100.
Mr. llunt wuhdrew his resolution for rall Of
The roll tomorrow morning. Adjourned.
THURSDAY, Jan. II.
After prayer by The Rev. Mr. Scott, the coincn-
ion wa. d solved
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neinuuis VI mo LO6'S'u'u'S s"~...ss.,-t I'.t W.
pressed their open opposition TO Mr.. Van Buren,,
and it will require no little skill 10 whip them into
the traces.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-13

----t@-I NVIIIUouU OF
i2b members "a majority representing a popua-
ton OF e0,o9s, and Of lis members representing
population oil u ,O5O OF the Justices the i26
towns now have TO every 10 inhabitants, and the
lis towns to every 20 inhabitants. Thus in
fact, was urged, that small minority may make
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-13

hereafter an equal voice in The decision of all con-
slituIiona questions. II seemed to him mons,rous-
y unJus' That a single freeman Of small town
should have fifty times the power OF a freeman in
the largest towns and he asked opponents of his
amendment 10 explain aud defend the reason Of
Wis injustice il they could. lie said he under
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-13

Deiapare-This siaunch little Wing state owes
nothing pays literally for education, and has mon
eyt lei.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-13

ana uo'. rouo, s.y- nut aachsrps ..
liabilities just not0. We think il very p,o..a...
thirty 'eigh, millions is quite sum Of money.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-13

ui7@Onr neisllbor Of The Patriot took consider.
able pans 10 tinl fault with our opposition +" -.
funding 10 Gen. Jackson fine which he n,,r
paid, and which was inflicted iof tyrannical
ecuilon of martial law after he knee that peace Il
been agreed upon wM Great Britain, and after The
British troops had commenced their retreat from
New Orleans To be sure we III The same time
expressed entire Willingness 10 grant the old Gen.
eral handsome pension for services rendered. if
he needs il-but that ayailed nothing with the Pat.
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2 O'CLOCK, ?. N.
Election Of Justices oEMe Peace.

On motion OF M Austin, the convention wen
INTO committee OF the whole, Mr. Needham in tho
chhlr. on ihe Sev"Hh resolution md the d.hai,
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o", HSAio', rleid, Galusha, -"u Lyman VI bur.
ialngIoa' supported the amendmenls opposed by
Fdlan. '>o"''''' a"'
Ill ia mo'on OF ar Clark, Of MiddIslown, the
SoAppn"es rose ana The convention adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-24
VOLUME 30. NUMBER %.

place IN the State within the last twenty ye,r, M oh
mas itself OF such deep and
50 vitay essential to the integrity OF the Cons,i,
uon the security OF public liberty and the safety and han
P'ness OF the people, ss the repeal Of this act
am dear SIR, with much regard your ob.a,.,, $500,
w., DANIEL WEBSTER
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WiLL1M DAvfs. E
From the National Intelligeueer.
PENNSYLVANIA

are atlength able to state with certainty the election
OF Mr. Reed, the Wing candidate in the twenty third Az
uict Of Pennsylvania. His majority WINS ,bor, 400 -
ms gratifying information completes our return, from an
the districts Of the State, which exhibit on the Who'll.
cheering prospect of its early and complete ree,n.r,o,
we have earned twelve of the ds,r;e,. an,
one independent member who, under the nsme of Loco
roeo pIossses good Wing principles The folown, I,
correct list of the members elected
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RICHMOND, VA, OCTOBER "a, 1913.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERMS oS srnscSiruos-ro City year
ana Tor shorter period OF when by mail sIopsyabe
all cases in advance.
ApvrHri-iHa-fo nneen lines Tor le-) insertion cents
TWO insertions VI isi three insertions 81 So and
Ing insertion, u cents.
Transient advertisers must In advance.
The number OF insertions Of Advertisements the
AS- they will be inscrt. stopped and
cd accordingly a- Orders to stop N writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 line. ana in TINT
proportion for advertisements o eng and $50 for IS
hne'; except Auetoneers and L. dealers who are
sioo. (papcr ineluded)
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GNoFFEE, CHEESE &c -------------
~ 100 bags Green Laguayra Coffee
10 casks prime Cheese 20 boxes DO do
10 boxes Sperm Candies
10 hbds Porto Rico Sugar
Is do Croix Molases y.,. .,,u.-.-- -.-
for sale by oc 20 WY 'lprIloI-Teceived and
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Is. Henry Neutrality-suspicious..
The Harrisburg Intellgencer accomponie, III. rssn q
'he eecuon with these encouraging remarks.
II Inc result OF the recent election in Penpsv,v.;. -
DC regarded IN no other light than glorious trinr,nb S IL
wing cause. "eentered into the fight without even A.,
mig vi inc victory that was follow Our Stata ,:,
eht mao been so long under the domination of Iococ
@ ana our Congressional, Senatorial and Represep,,,;
were So UNANIMOUSLY gerymandered and nnnor,;o.J
3e1s, US uat the hope of being able TO cleo, even 20,
pectaoe minority OF candidates scarcely entered
t0uauons oil Inc most sanguine. The issue has sbo,,,
however that the tendency of Locoocoism is donyo,d -
state that spirit of inquiry il abroad anon,
' people, ana mat the true character of tho .froe ,-
anu currency unkers who have heretofore held b. 80,
III lehhsS'ania Is becoming every day more nppor.n,
Inc issue OF the late contest has astonshed our fenJ n
most as much as It has astounded our opponents In ~
ia us'lcts we have beaten them in their H.
uey never dreamed Of, and in our most sapo1,o 49,
rnents never anticipated such a result w
-No'"istanding their gerymander Of the di-,,;cs ,
70 SUIT themselves, hare elected ,na,or;,, 40
-dehcers Of Congress and had not been for fbeir Al;
gseeiuI and hagranty unjust apporounle M of Renrss
Nes' we should have had n majority in the low, uo,-
suhcent for oil useful purposes ~
We assure our friends, both at home and abroad ,b.,
nm ue recent trlai OF strength, have not the Is,s,
' o the mgs being able year 10 route the oco
nose ioo and Dragons. In view of the feelin IT,,
aOoao ~ requires no prophet oretel that in In cor
@ " tcf+ pennsylvania will again assume the nroud No
ol Vi 'horough-going WING STATE The eec,ion ne,
pas, may be regarded earnest of what NAV co, 80
oe Done II the Wings make of proper exertions for
It's accomplishment" O4' ior
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-24

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-24

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