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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

W The L"cofoco editor Of The Cincinnati Enquirer;
who has recently returned home from visit 20 Wash.
'ngon. has given such frequent indications Of dssa,lsac~
ton with the present administrator elicit from the
Executive paref an expression Of regret tina, 50 many
J"uh finding articles should gain admission his co.'s
umns. Possibly if Mr.. Polk will ,ca, the Cincinnati
Editor as he did that "yuung Virgnian, ardent as
Sou'hern sun could make him. i. may silence him.
We have no doubt whatever of the efficiency Of the re
cpe-and We tender i, graluiously
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
July 7
SELLING l1FF AT C1IST.

july 2IST, $50. -.
fTVlE subscriber will, frn this time, sell his entire
Il Stock of e nds at COST, and many articles BE-
LOW Gust. for Cash.
Intending in gool faith and really sell at cost,
the original invoice of the Clouds will be shown t. any
WIN may desire it.
This stuck is large, general and almost new.
COUNT. II .NEKCH J.V'TS
And all others in want Of Guods would do well TO give
this Stock an examination.
All The Goods rema ming hand will he sold at pub
lie auction the l4th Oco5er next. Terms. &c. pre-
vously made known. j. A. STlGLER.
July 81 isT
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EOR kE.HH.

VI,HAf valuable cnrner stand situated at the june
L lion o Mum Street. and Sd alley, Immediately in
uht Of Bryant, Tnsley & Lavlndpr. and the next door
@A below the Virgnhn Otlire. This proper.
&sd:srA ~ has JUS, undergone repair. and is now
I'd - Ia good order fr business a large srae.
E8x82a1l3 either for Dry G'ods or Grocery Store.
Connected with the Store IN rear. there is large Bale
li"nse, with good Cellars. on the alley leading The
ianghotne Mills, and To l.ynch's Warehouse Posses
sion can he had On the first day of September next.
For terms. which will be reasonable, and suited TO the
times, apples lion may be made 10 the subscriber
A. LlGGAT
Aug IA is,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

" There has been quite sweep in the New York
Custom House by the Collector about IS Of the
old officers having been made walk he plank That
some good officers have been prescribed in this batch we
do nd doubt but as three Of the members Of the Empire
Club are aiming the dismissed, We shall no, COMPLAIN.
The President Of that Infamous association Of thieves
'uFsa' and DULLES. however. still holds his place Is
the C"lsc"r afraid, in looping of the branches, 10 s,ke
At the head Of this rufian gang2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

LEVER AND AGuE AND ALI FEyERs CURED ny
l. HRANDREfti'S pliLS-All ie,,rs are occa ionrd
b, the disordered motion OF the blood produced b, the -
moral seio, b, hardening the ,a 81 the vessels. The
blood c""laes with greatly increased speed and in.
creased by The friction OF The rnburs Of pa,iccs which
The oi nuds. Then IL that the excessive
heat and ehlis experienced hroup The Whale system
aud npaned ih great Thirst, the bead back
kidneys, aud in ac complete o all tho faculties
OF tae mind AZ well Ms boly
On the first attack OF fever any dsePsc immediately
take large dose OF Brandss Dcgtfabe tairersai Ps
and continue 10 keep up apoweru effect upon the bowels
until u lever or pam has entirely ceased Six eight will
~ most eases be sufficient t dose and dose
Kind not improbable, may prevent months OF sickness
rhaps death.
Dr. Benjanin Bornd,e, Jegetab,e Unircrsai PH,s are
."c' nn,,"''' approved medicine, winch by its peru.
liar action ceanscs ,. blood oi all impurities,
Pans and Ucahncss and ns ly Resfo'csthc Constu
ton TO perfect HeaiM aud Pigor.
81 The ioo"ing are the only authorised Agents FOR III
sale OF DIR. Benjamin Brandreths Vegetable univcns
pills;
PAYNE s GREGORY iynchburg, Campbell.
Henry Hazlewood, Castle Craig, do
J, H. Sweeney * Co.. Marysvilie, do
Lee, Bailey Co, Brooknral,
benjamin Now * Co, Falling Greek,
VIM Mathews n Son, " alkcfs Church, T. Edward,
Good, Bass q Co. kingsyilc, do
VIM. Rec 4 Co, rarm,illr do
Roberts u Brown, Amherst CT. IIo.,
Samuel Cast San1idges, Amherst,
Peters 4 Reed, New Market, Nelson,
&. +. Estes & Son, lovncsion, do
o. =. Il Il g. HE'LL Liberty, Bedford,
Samuel Williams, Lisbon, do
Sept 4 40 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

TNIiE next session of This institution will commence
l. on Monday the 18Th day Of September and con-
five nionlhs. Tuition fee 81 s. Board $3.50 per
month. Washing mend.ng and lights 81 90 per month
Que halfpayable IN adUalce No deduction will be-
made uarss in cases Of protraced illness Persons in
tending to pa''nze this school are respectfully request
ed tn send their wards the first day of the
session. STU enis Withdrawing befre the close Of the
rrm, will be charged the regular fees Of the whole ses
!I''N ~ BkCN ~, HFnc,Hl.
Idv al wSw If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04


oo- The Washington Unun denies the statement Of
the New York Tribune that Secretary Walker, in his
eTrts to caect statistical information as TO the eff
frcs IL protective du,es and the probable consequences
Of their aboun, has fined his enquiries to the oppo
nsns Of protective taft. Yet the fact stated by the
whom inquiry had been made. Of them had re-
ceiv.d copy Of the Srcreiary's nierngaioIes. while
of the only six Loco known TO lis inform
ant had failed to receive copy is certainly. 10
saw the leas, Of IT, remarkable We coness however.
that We regard the inquiry ITSELF in whatever manner
Il may be condscied as wholly unimpo,lani. The
plies will be rather embodiment Of parlzan opinions
than u fac,sand will consequently exert no influence
upon the uaIic judgment. The most triumphant win.
dicaton u the tariff policy is lis results. |, Restraints
exhorbiiant inspirations If foreign gods and conse'
quenily keeps the haance Of trade" in equpse, aud
prevents the excessive drain Of specie pay ndebi
edness sbroad Ia this way, prevents runous CONNER
cia 6uctua uns, while it tends 10 keep our currency
from arrangement II at the time iurn, hes
iensivs hume market fr tina nption Of many az
siculural products. which can find ese>
where. while reduces The price Of all the fabrics which
,he agricultural portions of the community have TO buy
that being the inevitable tendency Of competition and
multiplied production These are its ffui,s-and they
will outweigh all The speculative opni'ns Of theo
ris,s and the interested declarations Of tho agents and
factors Of foreign manufacturers, who swarm am)ng u.s.
and who cannot do better service to their European
phyers than To break down their American rivals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

o. Dr. john ReJnan Coxr. NJ. ID. oi Philadelphia,
has JUS, published book, entitled CONSIDERATIONS re
speeding the 'gnon Of friends n another world; on
The affirmed descent Jesus Christ into hp ON Phre
nology in conneclon wiih the sou and the existence
Of sul IN brures" We have seen no allusion To the
nature Of the opinions held by the author these seve
raj themes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
M Als1kl 4 =.

Married on Tuesday evening. the Goth nlt, by The
Rev Mr.. Thnnps m. CD. Thomas McCABE Of Jack,
shnvllle Flu, co. to Mrs. Mary NJ. Staples Of
NUd Lawn, Par!ck CO, Va.
-, in Baltimore. u The 2Slh uli., bv the Rev
Dr. Johns lluDsoN NJ. GARLAND. in ufAnlherst, Va.
10 Miss C,RoLIsE. daughter ol George Bailey
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
900 .s'EGROEx WANTED.

FuSliE SUBSCRIBER wishes tn purchase T\V O
Il HUNDRED NEGROES, ofbo,h sexes, from Il
i 80 years age. for which he will pay fully as hy
prices as aoud be obtained in RchmIld any par
IL de State.
lie is very anxions IN purchase. and is determined Il.
or liberal in every instance. tie will pay high pric.
for Mechanics, BIacksm,hS. Carpenters, Sc. &c.
Persons having such property Tor SALE would be their
interest 10 give HIN call previons to their selling
lie can DO found al The store nf Mr.. NJ. Ilar,.
vii letters addressed he subssster ain he countr,
!! os attended, 10. GEORGE DAVIS.
May IS nif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

guard a agans', the resen, tariff though has
at ..pr.vss,eJ" has certainly diminished 1t a, evil Is
i, a. II excessive impollaons and the expiration Of
sp@ei. BE- injurious 10 u.s. 10 substitute fur that tariff
ss,her which, by removing the only barrier to eAces
siye inporisions," would lead necessarily still hca
.rr drafts npon the precious metals to pay fur them q
That is the question which. i, u.s. The
show NJ of the Journal Of Commerce ITSELF addresses IT.
cell 10 the wisdom Of the American people,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

to The last Nashville Wing says: Tin Tennessee,
as far as we can learn the cotton crop excellent one
while the crop. upon the whole, is the most abund
that has e'er been kaown. The wheat was never
better. Our tobacco planters have suffered greatly from
The drought."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
POWIlATAN HOUSE,
RiCZE.NOv.D, vi.

~ TIE ateniWn Of gentlemen WISHING Richmond
Efliii; is respectfully called In This HOTEL, S, long
.a-Q and generally known urdeT the direction OF Mrs
Duval lis delightful lncaon Ills ire accommodation
and the quiet and orderly manner in which ii is connc
ed, make II equally desirable for flmlles and Of bu.
sinrSs.
The Pochatan House is situated on level and beau
liful piience, The centre Of the city, few steps
from the Capitol. Governors House and City Hall. and
very convenient 10 the Rail ruad Depos. Boa, Landings
and business par of the city.
o. The PowH,rAN CoAcH will be in readiness to
convey passengers and taggage to and fran the hfr
WITHOUT CHARGE. aud thus them from SO
cents 10 81 pnrerasc. BAR, on The basemen, floor.
CHS l.. UiBKELL.
Tulv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

tS- The National lnleIleencer OF Monday las,
nonces the death, in that city, The 30lh ulI. Ut
Buck"r Ihrsun. E.q Associate Judge Of the Circuit
Court ol the Lntd States for The Dislrc, OF Columbia,
in the SD year II his agc-an office hich he has held
since 1910.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
NO I'If'E

The Camp Meeting heretofore advertised to com.
mence at "Oak Grove Camp Ground" The 2Is' of
August, has been postponed TO I'm September in con-
sequence Of sickness aud uiher voi,abe causes.
JAMES NJ WOOD. Supt..
Campbell and Bedford Circuit,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

CO We call The attention OF our readers the ad
verlIsemert Of Mr.. James Mcdowell of Fncasie pro.
posing to sell las in the town of Jackson lew miles
above Buchanan, on James River.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
- T.. lsussell bigger Il Co..
Ascsss fer s"e Manage >. -. PAINE 4 Cs.,)
RIEHlIONU ~

RTCUWV.NU. III
Nine cheers tor Fortunes Home
Or UsrascEorsrEp Luck At BlooEa's 60
MOS. 10 AZ 80, ,r Grand Capilpl of $50 900 IN
~ winnie urkr. WIS Sid IN country correspondents
and paid u, sigh, by Bigger & Go.
Share, Nos 80 6s, the second highest Capital &c
SIC 900. was sold 10 lou T.. phlirs. whose name Wa
Fublish by consent, aud was paid usual al sight by
Bigger Co.
90 The anoyc prizes sold in less Than 40 days. and
lhe same brilliant may still he expected by hpse
whp purchase, their tickets II Bigger \ Ca.
The a,,,nlion nf aIvenlurefs IL called 10 the following
Grand Sclene, tot the 2Dlh III September. in which hs
lowrsi three number prize is $1,000 The ckeis
received and IN order that correspondents at distance
mpy mi be Disappointed. we request them 10 forward
their orders witnot delay On oders enclsng rasl,
prize tickets, postage need be paid whea addressed
10 usAf
Remember for large prizes and prompt nay.
Address +. RUSSELL BIGGER u Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
EDUCArIOy.

M ms. DENAGii'o Schui f,s ai,k viii csmmeacn
4v1 IN Monday the 2sdo Spsru,nts. and viii hs c,A
.i"ued withunt vsra''en, for ten mon,hs. yesns q
hen tuf,rs.
An: 10 isii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
$4,000. 5000.

POKOMOkE LOTTERY. Chss M 1916. 10 bs
drawn III Tuesday, September 80 lsi5.
70 numbers--l3 d,a,pd.
CAPITALS. ~
| VI 10000. 5000. 5000 1000. 1900 ITO. 90 of
GOO. 400, 800. 800. Sc. Sc.
Tickets $5-lIalves S. 5D-Qnar,rrs 81 81.
A package Of 25 Wholea will h, SEM Cor $40 war
ranied 10 draw back $55 20. Shares !" ptopurIlon.
Or IN purchasing by Cerfrae. you viii b. entitled
IN NIL II may draw The cD-t u The sane. Should the
Tickets be preferable they will he forwarded al the
price above mentioned, aud will .ne The holder IN lhe
amount which they are warranted IN draw, IL demanded
nj any time within twelve nonhs lrum the day ofdraw
ing.
fft- Tickets in all Lotteries. from One TO 7,rrniv
Dollars. constantly Tor rule, AID WHEN leit 10
will always invest N the hest Schemes IN hand.
On remiances enclosing cash prz' licaeis.
pos are need In paid, Rene hher for LARGE pRizrs
and prompt pny address
+. RUSSELL BIGGER & co
Richmond Va.
Richmond Aug. 2S 81 hs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

An Once for ~ Professional Mnii
INliE ROOM in rear Of my store will he rented and
4 possession eiyen Immediately Il has many adyan
lagss any other raan hi town.
.4'so several small Ienenenis aud Stores m Jefer-
street for rent. JOHN J. PURViS.
Aug. % w3w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

Not d. vn behind the dafkened West, hides
Ohscured among The pnIpesls Of The sky.
But mflis away into The light of hea,tn.'
Thus died Mrs Sarah Daniel in the 14ih year Of her
natural, and IN tie 4lh Of her married lite, havIng 10 a
snrrowlny husband the memorial of her virtues; 10
weeping parents reward for their fidelity. The grail.
,ude and obedience OF an afeclonate daughter 10 the
world the mnnument Of Christian death bed; and to
two infant children The faithful payers and mpershabe
example Of pious molher DAVID 5. DoG6ETT.
K. NJ College Aug. %, ls45
G,-rhe Richmond Advocate and Journal will please
copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
AN ESTlIAY COW.

heard from. No marks are rrcollecied by which she
mleh he identified. except that her horns are b,ed.
and she has white spots her TANKS. | will hr
thankful for any information which will enatle me to
get her aaai WIN. A. SMITH.
Aug. 90 lsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
Richmond Aug. 2

A PUBLIC INSTALLATION uf the officers at
"A Eureka Chap'W. No 10, H. 4. Alasns. will take
place NJ ,hr irsl Preshy,stnp Church. IN Saturday p
venng next. the 9Th September. which occas'"o, NJ
+. l.. l.. Stevenson. p. q. IT, T.. will he.wesen. and
oilela'e and mn address viii be deiyed by Companion
The Rev. b. lnn,psnn. The ira,erhny viii assem-
ble Al The Masons Hail. nj o'cock, aud The proc sson
Will he tprned ai 3 =. NJ.
All regular nas IN good standing are invited TO
unite with and participate 10 the ceremonrs.
T.. u. Gill,
j. II. GARLAND. Commi,'es Of
A. j. DlDLAKE. Arrangement.
J. V. HobsON, }
Avg. 29 s.if
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SIO,OOO '2O,OOO IO,OOO
l66 PRIZES OF $1,000. -'f
I.o,rest 3 number Prise. &l0On
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class M. bO IL NJ draw, "n Saturday,
September 20 lSi5
GRAND CAPITALS.
= ! Of 10000, | If 10000. "f 10000. each Of
8 600 1000. 5000. 1000. 36l2. 9 of $500, 2Do0
lsoO. 20 ot 1880 90 d 100. IG6 Of 1000. &c., SC.
Tickets $l6--lIalves -Qnat,rrs 4.
A package Of 26 Whoes viii bc sen, for S}63.
Shares ~ proportion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
VALUAB .E LOIS FOR SALE
~ .JHrKNO.y.
is TO 40 DuILDYnJo LOFTS

VIE subscriber will sell at public auction on Saiur
day the 18Th day ol October next on The premises.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
TIKI ST SALE NF VALUABLE
II IL u n n II II ".
White luIpIaslr Springs,

I" sell by way Of public auction. 10 the highest biz
for ready money, all The properly embraced IN said
as much as may be snlli ,ent To pay The debt a
said. consisting VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
" The .irden Ionsg Jirri.ia.o

Poe''cal correspondent of the Richmond Tim cs his
on The oilcia story Of The Harden, young Nifgnian"
who was turned out Of one office and obtained better
10 the lulloM lnp admirable nasnnin,.iu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-11
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The from the election which took place in ON
neccui last Monday indicate total of the "Democ-
TIcy The Wings appear TO have carried all before them
olecting Roger 5. Baldwin their Governor and all tho
other Wing candidates for State Offices besides msjority
Of both branches OF the Legislature and the four
Of Congress TO which the State is entitled.
Last year there was election of Governor by the
people the scattering vote amounting 10 7i2 than VI
Baldwn's plurality Governor Cleveland. In the pre-
sent returns, though the scattering imperecy
stated, ia thought that they sufficiently heavy 10
defeat election by the people.
Tie State will be represented in the Congress by
four Wigs instead Of in the last Congress- by four
Democrats. The Representative elect ar,
Truman Smith, from Fairfield aud Lchiird countess in
place OF Samuel Simmons Mr. Smith goes out of Fairfield
county 800 ahead of John Cotton Smith, his Demo
cratic competitor, and Lched will increase tins MAJOR
iiy.
Samuel ID. Hubbard. from New Haven aud Middle.ex
in place Of and John Stewart; tie Democratic Repre-
sentative Of the district IN the last Congress.
james Dixon, from Hartford aud Tulland, in place oil
and Thomas II. Seymour The half of Hart
ford county gives MIR. Dixon 800 minority
John a Rockwell, from New London, and Windhnm
in the place OF George H. Cain Returns from all the towns
but five Mr.. Rockwell majority Of 273 votes and III,
remaining be heard from gave n Wing majority of
50 at the last Presidential election.
This is signal rebuko Of the late Representatives Of the
State who dared TO give her Tor the Texan Outrage
This triumph also the honorable to the rmncs int
energy OF the Wings Of Connecticut we'll ~ q, tho in
religonco Of the people Of the State generally, when IL
recoectod that, having been represented Congress
years by Locofocos only the State has been hJode,
from this city with the speeches and documents Of that s
almost exclusively. May her bright example be omuat
By such Of her States as are still subjected 10 Locofo
CO rule--Nat Int
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-11
TIE lily CANVASS.

A letter from n distinguished Citizen Of Virginia,
says:
81 need not say with how much concern and mortiiica
ton have witnessed the unhappy OF thing. now
existing the bosom Of tie Wing party OF RclmC nd
" But yet look with confidence the wisdom and
hrmness vi Wing friends there apply corrective
What that should be will not presume Ii any
Z" where. there wisdom among friends Richmond to
devise a remedy and when devised there cannot
be wanting among them patriotic rnneSs and determine
ton 10 carry II nIdniully unto execution. This be
done, tie consequences may be universal dsOrgani
" zaion and fatal anarchy party, which the last
hopes oi the country rest for the
" tiUnsl and Constitutional liberty III the Land"
We repeat. this solemn ndmoDlion IL from lusiri.
citizen whose ighies speech, listening Sena,cs are
accustomed weigh with respect and delibcroion!
Will the Wings OF Richmond be deaf To an appeal 70
earnest and from highly entitled To their con-
fdeneel We trust not. We that even the division
who have resolved 10 prefer the unity and
harmony OF the party: Who will listen To terms Of
composition compromise: who, relying upon the AID
Of THEIR OPPONENTS, now avowedly, arc resolved
their friends IL possible, by those opponents will be
brought pause in the mad and reckless career upon
which they have entered
But this distinguished citizen need not fear The stt
here have often said is but a small affair! Take
away the Loco Focos aud they powerlcss The i'm.
Of the Wing party unmoved and irnrnov.
able is not that this small segment who have united them.
selves the Locos or the inslious purposes which
the managers have permitted them sce it not We
say. that there is the smallest doubt Of their being utterly
routed with all the aid that the Enquirer aud Loco
Focosm give them, but tho Notifying circumstance IT,
that Wing should be thus noyed against Wing crafty
the weak and ambitious vanity Of man, aud play
into the hands Of Loco Foco ugglers behind tho curtain
Falcons, who dancing these Wings who abandon the
great body Of their party they would many paste.
hoat d mn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-11
MARCUS.
To tAe Editors Of a, Wig:

Conference.-The Wings of MoSRoE WAIp, pursuant to
notice, Wednesday night respond the call Of
their brother Wings from jefferson aud Madison Wards Az
the usual formalities of organization, appointing
Chairman, Secretary, &C., the Chair appointed Commit
for the purpose OF drafting resolutions for the action OF
the meeting. After s-mc dcbcraton, the Committee
ported through JosrFu MAyo ESQ., Chairman, the pre-.
nmble and resolutions OF the lower wards together with
necessary additions: Mr. Jas Gray offered
report this effect, in substance, that il would be mpoc
respond the other wards that il would be promo.
tive OF harmony in the Wing ranks. After animated
discussion. which Mcssrs Gray, Mayo, Robinson Frank.
ln aud d. Munord participants the question being
taken the report adopted by Of 36 To
40.
need not cay that the friends OF Mr. Lyons voted
of the report and thereby defeated
the object o the meeting for they declared in their speeches
IN the TINT they did intend would submit
the claims ct MIR. Lyons primary assembloge OF the
Wing voters OF t.ie City OF Richmond. Why, then
l would ASK they willing and sci
the part OF the dog IN the mangcr, in saying do
not want the meeting, and because do want
it, you that do it shall have il. Is this
not dic:a,i0n such they must know. ii they know
any thing the Wing voters Of the City OF Richmond
will not submit TO they the people Monroe Ward
to be told that they respond call Cf the
WHIGs of the other Wards. go general meeting
convention. for purposes OF harmony aud unanimy the
give their grant them the privilege OF acting
for themselves call upon tie Wings OF Monroe Ward
up aud annhlae tins attempt bride their ber
ties and impugn their power.
Why is it that Mr.. Lyons friends afraid submit
his claims the judgment and OF this magnNnimou
Wing party whose hands he, Mr.. Lyons has
ceved any injury is it that they the Paddy VIII,
told he sat crying in the criminal box. not TO b
alarmed that justice would be done him srah, said he
4 air, nt tI,n nfrai.
the Locos will be allowed their weight in th
scale in this general u II that they
ed for fear that the Wing party OF RehmOnd-cr some o
them least nimated ts Union Hote would
aud thrice, and, BY fraud aud ickcy, ehea
him, Mr.. L.. Of the naG.inationl Wings OF Richmond
and repel such calumny and ISLANDERS mark those who
would alfibore such designs YOU objects OF future pity
and the OF the Wing Party aud
the country worthy the speculative OF the GIBRALTAR
OF WhPgsry. A SPECTATOR.