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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
Hats,
|RESH AislsINAL
PItkETT a. GREGG

AVE RECEIVED. per lat" ARRIVAL, an addition l."
their former stock Of good', which nuke At q ntc
pete. Farmers and traders buying gods IA Van
%, arc respectfully invited 10 'Nnmln' our stock,
d consists, in part. Of the following 'ric'cs:
evn siirtings. 81 To ~ wide; bieach"d %;
tsehed and brown shcciings. 81 and o-i DIV
pwn drillangs aud IL do;
and Al Low ell aud Virginia OsnabarSs;
leescd and plaid dornestics, ass'd; '
rpc drillngs, as.'d; mIych do do
eknry shrtIngs; Choctaw Stripes
een, scarlet, and white mackiniw blinkcts;
jesns, Washington aud GLASGOW do;
snd plain linseys, ass d, satinstls do;
dtiesings and I-i:
leo prints muslins do; gnghams, assd'
y and pegged boots; calf scwed ana Peggea ao'
Aiek heavy do; kip and cali bfosans
ldle' calf and morocco slippers;
hol books, hardware aud cutlery
u'hes assorted states aud pencils:
ough lines; bed cords; cotton and wool cardS'
anues ass'd; mernoes do;
aoset and pilot cloth over coits;
@sesand hosiery, linen crash;
t anc cotton hdkfs. .
'd eye aud H,ss,, diaper; table linens ass q:
ekhc't, bonk, SWISS, null, ross barca "u''''''
ee.'. eds,ngs aud inscrt,ngs;
.haeens, and bed spreads,
S''on ball thread, cotton spool do;
Henl thread, ass d. gambroons;
'slcnadcs buttons, needles, and pms.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
Hardware.

lives and forks, shoe knives. butcher DO, pocket do
y, ,cisss's thum lanCris, phlcg'ns SHafl-s Nprfulr
b., knob 90, iip horers rnund hnts. d""r do. bras,
ps,ent fance's, mn4>scs gales, t1lt hinges, b's,'
J; screws chalk Rrs, shoe tacks. carpenters r,.te>
! and Tea spoons, sheep SHEARS, hand saws. PIT
! nj iai hal round aur mtii saw tiles, horse rasps
DO. shoe rasps patent saw sets, riznr straps, vIo
rings, needl :, dirnins and spaying do, knitting
wool pocket c"mbs, stock, pad. closet, trunk, Till
hgs and gun locks; Il indonstan oil stones, tape
4res lacks assorted. .tsta glasses, shoe hammers,
ader buttons, iron squares, socket and firm r rh
nl ad1cs. awi blades, p"gging swls.scylh" stones.
IpAcers, Coltcn aud Wurstcd Weddings brace and
y,rsk aud dies, roller buckles, patcn. auscrs,
tools; blue AID black INK, Collins and
n axes. Collins broad axes. OK and log cAuias.
Lniyes lhus; cora nils, nails, bar lyrc, band
Soop iron; blister steel.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
WILLIAM III. WARD,
Attorney at Law,
NERAL ENT.
CITY OF WASHINGTON. d, c

Respectfully announces that he will attend 10 the pros
ecution OF Claims before the several Erecutrr DJgry
msHtS Of the Government, and Ga linst the Uni
ted states for lands Monsg; the seititment Of
public aeeounts 10 Caims before Commissioners undor
indian or other Treaties; to Preemptios and other
LIND Claims, and to the proc lring of LaH3 PGients
To Pensions in the Army and Navy, or business con-
necied herewith; TO the obtaining Of Patents for sci
en6c useful inusnhOns, and 10 all other business
Of public nature r.qniring an Agent.
Claims against indisidnas promptly attended to,
titles investigated. &c. &c
Information giving free OF charge. All letters TO be
p,st.paid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

I,,r, coffee, l,1f sugar, clarified sug,r, molassc.
gcgalia and Principe segsrs, honey dew and Left.
kbe, best chewing tobacco: gun powder tea: hall
had; tanners oil, cl.ret wine. pickles, mustard
,.o caisup; cay enHc gr,and pepper. crnurmon and
Irsr. ground pcmrnt"; lemon syrup; Sr"ushton bit
|; esssia sweet oil Musrai AID PorI wine, swcc,
4 in casks che ries, rslsns, spices mould can.
! whskey, old Bourbon do HSoed all. Walk.
I.e, Pittsburg do,chy pipes. '"up castle DO, cider
rh cologne, jelly. flour eDcry, White lead, coIr,
ias salt; corn brooIns, singio aaI teuO.c mltrass
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

War Preparations in Engiand.-Never since
The 'ifas Of Napoleon. s4ys the Laudon esr esPon.
dent OF the N. Y. Courier and Enquire, have such
immense. such extraordinary military, and naval
preparations en- making in England US at the pre-.
sent time, aud for mnny months past, stfa -.
be Caught naPrins'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

Tic Courier aes Eiais Uais jnsilies the inter-
yention of France in the affairs OF Texas, on the
Ground that the French Government originally
did so nt the SO iciiation Of General Jackson and
Martin Van Buren,, when they were respectively
Presidents of the United States.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

Mefhodia Episcopal Church, Sonfh. The fol
lowing spirited preamble aud resolutions we're od
opted unanimously yesterday by the Mississippi
Annual Conference, on the su1jeci of separate
church government. Every lover and friend o
the South will approve the course of the Confer
enco, and sustain them in their action.
lhe Committee 10 whom was referred the sub
ject OF Division. beg leave to submit tho following
Whereds, as the action nj the last General Con
terence of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the
cases OF Bishop Andrews and Roy. +. A. Hard.
lng, was thouhgtb the delegates Of the Southern
Conferences to that body 10 be oppressive and un.
Just 10 such degree as TO impair the usefulnes OF
a"d cuhierouces II submitted to and whereas,
upon the protest of said delegates, committee
was appointed to digest a plan for mutual and
friendly division OF tho church, il it should be
found Necessary Oh the part Of the South to divide;
and whereas, the Southern Conferences conceiv.
ing 1t Necessary for their usefulness TO have a So
parate organization, did in accordance with said
plan, elect delegates 10 meet in the cits of Louis.
'i'ie 10 form SAID separate organization and where
as, said delegates, when assembled did from the
Conferences represented into separate organza,
uoD, 10 be called the ..Methodsl Episcopal Church,
oou'h. md whereas, it is the duty and privilege
o, TINS Conference 10 express its preference for the
church so formed; therefore, Resolred-
L. That we approve of The organization formed
and called the "Alethodist Episcopal Church.
South. aud hereby express our unqualified adher.
cnce thereto.
=. That all our minutes and proceedings bo
hereafter had and carried on in the name Of the
"AleihodIst Episcopal Church, South"
.. That we are satisfied with our present Book
OF Discipline, and wish no change therein except
such as may be necessary 10 conform it 10 the ac.
ton OF the Louisville Cenventon.
A. That VIC will proceed 10 elect delegates to
The General Conference provided for by the Con-
vcntlon, 10 be held IN Petersburg in May next.
D. That We feel Il der obligations to our dele.
gates, and Iie delegates generally composing the
Louisville Convention. for the calm yet deci.
ded manner in which they performed their duties.
u. nat We. with heartfelt pleasure, recognize
bishops Soulc and Andrews as Bishops of the /
Methods! Episcopal Church. South aud do highly /
pPiove Of their conduct and adherence TO pruci.
20.
7. 1ha, viii VIC continue, until the GeneralCon.
'crcnce Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
'h8 bt0a Ourrhrns OF New Iora ana Ulnclnndi.
not daring to cast so great repro'ch on oar
,rcthen OF the North to suspect that they will
orCak their solemn engagements with us in refer
nee TO the mutual church property.
All which is respectfully submitted.
(Sgned.) ID, O. SHATTUcs, /,
Il. PIERcE, 4
w. R. NcHoLsos, Committee {
JAMES WALTON,
W. +. BRowS, j +.
II. LEAvEL. Secretary.
There were other matters ofintercs entered in.
o by the Conference, which, when finally acted
lpon, shall have due publicity IN 0. Della.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
Shoes, Boots &c.

hts. fne sewed call brugans, ZIP pcg2ed brnglns
begged br'grns and low quarlcrcd shoes, youth
bspt, buys pcgged d.. veIsct slippers, velvet nuj
buttoa gators, ladies extra kid slippers, busklm
krler.. col,rcd sid ties. fine calf ewsd boots, TN
~ d.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
Iron and Nails.

$a'tngs. ass'd: blister, German and cast steo''
aesn,ware, z 'asswarc; window glass; Pn''y'
t'oolhnts, pain leaf do, iur and beaver a.
{no Of which we oil, low, wholesale or 'e'a''' n.
p, peit,es b..swax. and COTTON taken III cxchlnse
Which We will give the h. : hest market pr'ces.
/ 10 Buren, June 70, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

We learn from Mexico that they have resovei
to send special Minister TO the United States, TO
adjust, amicably, al difficulties! No war. What
will tho fighting editors do'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

Latest From 1eIds.-The steamship Galveston,
Capt. Wright, arrived in port last evening from
Galveston. She made the run from city to city
in Mir'y:fo four hours. There had been no Arrival
from Houston for some days; the mail boat to
that city was aground in Galveston bay. We no.
tlce little news in the papers we have received
There is letter from Sam Houston ID tie Ga.
zrtte in Justification of his ,conduc, 10 the Mier
prisoners. The weather ;isrs been remarkably
cold in Texas as il has been with ourselves.-
They are remarkably active in the way Of eec.
toneering in Galveston. preparatory to the forma.
lion of the new Stale Legislature. Col. William
9. Cook intends 10 resign his office of Secretary OF
War in few days. The ranging companies mus
tered into the U. s. service on the western from
III Z are about TO be disbanded.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10


lIpiAoIit Episcopal Churci.---We observe by
the foIlowin. from the Cincinnati G,zette, that
some of tho churches in the free States are adher.
ing to the Southern portion Of the Church:
"Genilenlen: You will confer favor on many
of your renders by publishing the following notice
from the Southern Christian Advocate. 1t viii
be gratifying to them to learn by this official
anuouncemant the full rccos snition of the Church
lately formed in this city; under tho Jurisdiction
Of tho NJ. L. Church South. Z. W. SEHoN.
The Vim. Street Church Cincinudii.--llaving
received satisfactory proof that the Members Of The
Vine Stree, Church, in Cincinnati, Ohio, have
pursued the proper course in siIor recent organ.
zalion, and that in their adherence 10 tho NJ. L.
Church South they have acted in accordance with
the provsioo of the plan Of separation, they arc
hereby attached to the Covinglor District, Ken.
t,ekv Conference. And, whereas the ReSs. E.
W. Selion, G.. W. Maley and S. A. Lalla, have
applied in proper form for membership in the Ten
nessee Annual Conference, and have been admit
ted to membership by that body, they arc hereby
transferred to tho kentucky Conference, and sta.
toned rs follows: Vine Street Church-E. w.
Sehon, G. w. MaIey, apd S. A. Latra. Supcrnu-
merary. JAMES o. ANDREW.--Vick. Hhig.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
GUcc,lSgEar are.

(utsd teas, edged twiiiers. Mocho pitchers and
painted sugar. and creams, heavy int, mllre,
Nam hlle tuu,Dlurs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

The Richmond papers have mysterious case
A lady. very beautiful representing her eifns Mrs
Thompson. from fhiladelrha. arrived there not
Iong since. She dIod there on Wednesday. She
had with o two young children, a souand daugh-
ter. Her ncighbors, of course. fol. natural cur.
iosily 10 learn something of her history, but all
that they coud CLEAN from her was that she had
been attached .ppd engaged to a gentleman when
a girl-that her parents objected TO the match,and
lha, she afterwards married another. While IN
her last illness, gentleman visited her several
lines under circumstances ofgreat mystery. He
entered the room on one occasion, while one Of
HE neishbors was present. As soon ms he discoy.
cred the presence Of stranger. he endeavored to
conceal his face-walked up TO the bed, kissed The
sick lady. asked her some questions, when ihs
neighbor, not wishing 10 embarrass their inter.
course, Jeff Inc room. Whenever this gentieman
visited her, he left her supplies Of money,-Sat'
uyday Courier. 7s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

In Iowa, they weigh pork by putting a plank
across rail, with the hog on one ond. and then
piling stones enough on the other 10 balance; they
thea guess at the weight ftlie stones.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

l lie unon explicitly contradicis the surmiss,
that any hew propositions are to DO offered 10 Eng.
lanf or that the negotiation is 10 lo'bastransierred
10 London.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

The New York Herald, of the 18th, says llero
has been a grand fare.up in the Native American
party Of that city. "Tho general executive com.
m.'eo and the leading editors of the party are ut
IoggerhouJs with those who have done all the
dirty work, and the latter promise in few days
TO como out with an erpose of the political mach.
nations and intrieues Of the former, and threaten
to go on their own hook, clenr Of party traces.
Tins erposc will DO an exceedingly rich and fun.
ny affair, and will be very interesting chapter
in the mystery Of patiyisn."--Mo. HeekLg Rem.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
SaddicIy.

zt,and rcas, ring b-dIr,; strrup feathers, Sweeps
ted picket bags. hogsku collars, cotton aud worst
rang e.. ieathr girIhI sheep seat saddles, Attak,
d. Colamb,, d.. spur. SC
shionable Nutrid, siia and Moleskin; broad brin
lss sp ,ring do. Won do.
ne 81, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

Laie from Calitornia.-The N. Y. Sun is in
possession of adsices from Monterey Upper Cali
iornia) to the middle Of October. A British fleet.
DESTINED for Oreson, was passing up the ives,
coast. The Governor Of Monterey had the militia
called out 10 resis: an expected invasion of the U.
$. squadron. Foreigners Of ail nations are re-
specled. Americans nre pouring into the country
from Oregon and the States. The tax Of $50 on
of California.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

Tie TariF-Mr. Calhoun is at the head of the
committee having this subject under their con.
sdera.ion, and It has been referred to a com.
meitleo, on which are FIVE free.lrajo men, with
Gen. Mckay at their head, in the House. se.-Delta.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

"What is it, them" :. :. =. y
"Why. sister Mol calls me .Bub'-brother Gan,
calls me 'WiI'-mo,her calls me 'Sonny'-but
dad laughs. and says that ough: to be called Blu,
Of RigMs."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
REFER ENCES.

" IaNTy DOdgt, q WiSf0Nsfn.
April 18Th, loij.
Van Burcn Prices Current for Country Prod nee
Corrected WfsiIy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
HENRY WILCOX,
sersscy and Counsellor AT Law
- VAN BUREN. ARKANSAS.
AsyYINTER GOODS.

JPINTER GOODS.
||'NGLtSH and FRENCH BROADCLOTHS
rack and fancy Cussimcres;
Tweed do.
henlucky Ieans;
Linseys and Kerseys;
Renver and Piiut Cloths: --l.ia1E
Paket Cotings-a new artcle for overcoais;
6al,inetts;
Mucknaw Blankets;
Merino Shirts and drawers: 0i.
|. Aerino aud Wool Cravais. DC.
|tof salo,by WALLACE & WARD.
''s5.osssr /. 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

Dreddjmf Steamboat Disaster--Steamer Belle
Zane sunk, and Miny:fre persons frozen and
drosnrd i-Wo learn by gentleman from Napo.
leon, that the steamboat Bel Zane struck snag
at the foo! Of Island ~, last Friday night, and
sunk in less than minute after tie acciden,.--
Ous OF 10 persons on board, Mirtyfpe lost their
hres by dro~ning and .jreesing todeath! There
were nine ladies' on board the boat of whom Mrs.
Bong Of gainesville was lost. A aI-. Iladin of
81. Louis was frozen to death after having been
taken ashore. number of more lives would
have been lost were il not for the heroism of Mr..
Peter u. RIves of this State, who swan ashore
a distance of 200 yards--procured 5oat and
with hald labor succeeded in reaching the wreck
and saving many from horrible death. -Ark
Journal. Az
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

II. LEAvEL, Secretary.
There were other matters ofinercs, entered in.
to by the Conference, which, when finally acted
upon, shall have due pubicity.-N o. Della.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
Dry Goods.

y Sc, which they offer for sale on reasonable term.
s,,h OF country produce.
Dry Goods.
,,,rine and painted jackonrt Muslin; plaid Cling.
Z. al ~ 7-S; brown Domestic. Colnn mrr,.
md Georgian Stripes; Franklin Piaids heavy rilI
s,uine,t Striped, Plaid, blk, steel Mixed an 1lue
| ..,rle,, white and green aannGis; red padding
IA; canvass; colorcd clmbrics; stout webb. wrst
India Rubber braces; icvantine crsva,s; Pnnree
I'M B,ndAnna and French silk hkss.; Spttalie d
choppa; silk purses; twist; black silk braids; blk
,ord.: colored worsied binding; qualify tinding> (;
[... lining. serges mixed and patent pins; mnh,ir
,Ik Bindings; cotton and linen sewing thread :;
H. twillcd tapes linen do; COTTON hks: ehintz
m black and colored tsfita ribbons tssting sat
md m,tair cnit and vest buttons plain muslin
n,,; Madras do; Avery sheciing; Greenfield & Bur.
Fan tckugs Mcrrirnaek rich chintz, gInghum
h, sud fron5h plate prints, g.eat variety ol pat
.; bae and green blankets eo,to" yam &c. &c.
Clothing.
iucn bosom shirts; cottonade and linen Pants co,
"a and linen coais.
Or ccries.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

Log S'Ory-A gentleman in this city has q long
legged grey hound, who performs tents almost
Incredible. lie is fond of raw eggs, and will suck
Them after the most approved Ganneer. lie will
take change from his mas,er's pocket. 10 TO mark.
ct and bring his beakfas,; can run milo in min.
ule. and jump over pole fifteen feet high. His
affection for the family is remarkabIe. lie will
help undress the children, and will not be- content
I'LL he has embraced then, before retifin< rest.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
VOLUME 4-NO. 4s.
SUBSCRIPTION PklCE % 20

Corpus Chriai.-The schooner Rosea, ship.
man, left Corpus Christi on tho l2h inst, and ar.
rived at this port yesterday. Capt. S. reports tha,
a large humber Of Mexican traders had arrived,
and very brisk trade was beirs carried on. prin.
cc'palIy by the merchants. ThSsu,Iers had no,
been able to dispose of their good, owing 10 dif.
hcuily arising from the fac. that Tho duties had
no! been settled with the Texan Government.
The Rosolla left Aransas Bay On The 18th. and
on the same day six miles East Of Aransas Bar,
STOKE schooner Brazos, twenty.onedays ou, from
This port, short Of provisions and in distress.
The brig Leopold, ODonnell. which was pro.
yousl y reported as having been blown or A Kansas
Bar, had returned when the Rosella sailed
Os''het Com, EYion.-rhe Philadelphia pa.
pers announce tho death Of Commodore Jesse D.
Elliott. at his residence in thai ciry on the nigh,
9! The leih inst. lie was Commandant of the
Navy Yard at that s!ation and in the 62i year of
his age, al the time of his decease.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
SCOTT, WHITE & Co,

AVE JUST received the following articles of drr
Y .oods, groceries, hardware, gaecnsware, boot.
ie, which they offer for sale On reasonable term.
nh OF country produce.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10
Clothing.
Or ccries.

iucn bosom shirts; cottonade and linen PANTS; co
"A. and linen coats.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-10

Bill Of Righs.-Ephraim relates the following;
boy; is your name Bobl"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-07
as6cIDngoaru I5egateteeee
somc such oppression would take hin IN h's

somc such oppression would lake hifn ~ ~
keeping. - ,,,.,,,v III
The gentleman reminded u Of the i"ya,,y "
The West. and referred TO The e'ioebces " P"'..i
tism which they gave in the lasi wat-oi '"e sa
lart nacner in which lhev haslenec 10 'le Pr.
,eciiun OF The East, where many iduno o',,''"
sra,es. Sir, j, was needless Tor tne sen';ema J"
10 assure us OF The character aud oeF9'ioh ~
country Of Inc West. A. all times ana uhucl
all circumstances. rhey have hsen prompt 70 as
rlav all that becomes a Virginia people. they
!ar but done what again, saould me 'ocslu -
war be hear! on our shotes, they VIII mas Gu -
discharse-to rally around Ire common a."' y. .a
common coun,ry in deieEoe OF oa' ho'pes anu
oui iiresides And let me lell The gentleman 'lo'i
Wy!he, said Mr.. S. that when me sh'c'sen.s
Shall arise. no will find, that come ihe III; "ae,
from what quarter lie NAV, the tast ana We -
are one and The same pcople-lhal they VIII pe
equally quick 10 Nv 10 The protection o. eacn o'n-
err, and TO stand side b. side IN fepeilihS d co'h
mon foe-lhat il would be seen, when me occd'
sion arises, "mounlains nerposea 40 h"t indne
".nemies Of nations" but, "iike kindred uloPs oui
people would mingle in whatever was 'heii 'oun-
lry's cause. :, s;,s, %
In conclusion Mr. Souha said, tina! whist as
an individual he was content 10 remain unaei 'tle
Constitution we had, detective as DC 'nou,"l = ~
some particulars rather than 10 put our an again
ats,a, YET. as The West, and some por'ion u 'oe
Easr. seem DESTROYS for a conrenl.oir ana hho"-
inero' The wishes al his county on me su'lee''
be was willing 10 go for The bill reported rom he
select committee, proposing TO summit 'ne quSs'
ton 10 The qualified yo'ers as 10 me can u co..
yenrion on The basis Of population and properly
combined
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-07
uENRlCO COUNTY.

A meeting OF a portion OF the Democia.i.
party .. Henrico, was held al the Coar House. l,
the 9Th OF April, 1916
The object OF the meetne-tle selection q, +,
candidate 10 represen,the county in the neI, l..
gisa,urr-havng been explained ty NJ. ?
Mayo, nominations we're invited By the Chair
Mr.. ]. Woodson nominated John NJ Gpcory
Mr.. S. CoMeli nominated John q. Ycufs
Al this stage OF The proceedings, Mr. leus,
came into The meeting and equestrC Ina, his nan
might be Withdrawn, adding hat he dit 10! d:.rs
10 become a candidate. He said that he an N.
Gregory had had The fullest and trees, coutc.ct .
with each other, and tha, their mutual wish va,
that The name OF neither should come into comr..
lition with lha, OF The other.
Addresses were delivered by Mess.s. p Nav
r. G. Scott, ]. B. Young ant Con III. iayi4liyr
ofCoI. J. O. Mosby, } BY Mr.. WIN. W. Crunp
The nomination 81 Mr. Gregory vas can,
mem. con.
On motion Of MIR. Woodson. committee w.,
appointed 10 inform Nj. Gregory Of his nouiiaa.
lion. Committee Mcssrs Young, WOodson az!
Collrel
Mr. Gregory then came into he meeting &C..
accepted the nomination He stated, he sho.i
in no event have agreed u become cantida,-
had not Mr.. Young refused TO consent. Afs'
some remarks 10 the meeting, in relation 10 IL
course he should pursue, il elected, the meeting
adjourned. A. ROBINSON, Ja, Gilman
r. 3. Goocu, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-07
For Mc E,nnu =.
PALMYRA, FIuyANNA, April 3. ls,s
~ THU ;lLnDr L OF r,T ~,

AbaiiHAj anna, apltl s. l~jc
TO THE PEOPLE OF FLUVANN,
IL Is known 10 many Of you, thai a weet =, :,
since l was nominated b. meeting ot M, I,'
mocrais oil finvanna, as their candidate for i /.
seat in The next House OF Delegates 10 ha g., ,Ds
by your election 10 ih's month, and thatI accen,J
the nomination. then supposed thai III, dt'H
which existed among cur Wing friends ssh
he healed and tina; Of The two Whie card; ,snl
who seemed then in the field, one woud CTS :
ly withdraw, and leave Inc only single ron IN
tiior with whom | would wage COMES, r.,
woG q fairly Try the comparative strength ;, 9 10y
two parties IN The county; but il row mrs -.
that both OF those gentlemen continue in Inc ~,
thus dividing the wishes and the strength nj i.
party, SO that the honor u struggle Win s;,s''
OF them singly is denied me; and mns, .
elected, If elected al all by split among mr. =,
yersaries; or be defeated if deieat should h =. -,
destiny, by mere fragment OF their tore, r.,
former result could be little creci,ab!e 10 -.
while The later would be insloriuus. II s.c...
under such circumstances / should repress,,
probable minority Of The county; and il ,!.,s,,as
should mol have The consolation OF redec,ioc ;, =
! had sunk before the whole strength Of ,bs 80, 80
verse party.
This is an altitude too uncomfortable Ia :,
and, am sure, 100 lille gratifying 10 ms ,,;...
and telow-Democ.als 10 De any lJreer prsse,r..
! have deemed il due boh 10 them and 10 rys.
respectfully 10 withdraw tom position 49,
those who placed me in i! dit not oresee i /.
such as il i.
WA heartfelt, thanks 10 hem for heir d,p...
ing estimate Ct me, implied in The nominate,
they have made, hereby declare myself NJ b, :.
or candidate 10, Tie Lrs1s Gt.oe.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen.
VIM, Il. JONES.
I'VE think our salian! friend Jones, gives \,
sufficient reason FOR declining. We THAT II.
Republicans OF Flnvanna will cleo, him N SIN. +,
6iHseiG -ED1uiyey