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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, December I6-Tbe news from
Europe Occasioned no marked excitement among
public men. As TO the administration, it is be-
ieved that neither the President nor his Cabinet
viii be deviated in the least from their present
course Of conducting the war.
The Wall street panic excites considerable
amusement in administration circles.
The excitement which was first caused by the
somewhat belligeTent tone of the European
news, Is rapidly sabs.ding, sad there is a general
belief that war with England can easily be
avoided without dishonor. The President, it is
known, is strongly opposed TO the adoption Of a
warlike policy against any foreign power under
the present circumstances OF the country.
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p % IV-NLI1 NV VIII u
every sacrifice.
PROM CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, December 16.-The news from
England produced a decided sensation in this
section. The general sentiment is that our gov
eminent must maintain its rights and dignity,
regardless of English buster.
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHEs.-It has been supposed
by the people of the South that Archbishop
Hughes, Of New York, had been sent to Europe
for the purpose of advancing the interests of the
Lincoln government by using his influence to
c9nnteraet the representations Of the commission
ers sent from the South. But the Stanton
Spectator expresses its qualification at learning
from a satisfactory source, that this mission is
for a contrary purpose. Prom a priest Of the
church Of which Archbishop Hughes is the head
in this country, and who lives beyond the limits
of the Southern COnfederacy, the Spectator learns
that the archbishop has been deputed by a
council Of the Fathers - of his church to use
his influence to secure the intereession of foreign
powers in behalf of peace and e recognition Of
the Independents Of the Southern Confeleracy.
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A MUxcHAUsEE.-The special Of the New
York Tribune states the following on the au-
thority of a contraband who lately escaped from
Centervile;
There are two regiments Of colored men at
Centerville, under the command Of Jordan, an
Old colored veteran of the war Of 1912, having
been a drummer boy under Gen. jackson One
of these numbers eleven hundred, andthe other
fourteen hundred. Two other colored regiments
were sent to Missouri since the last battle there.
These regiments are composed of both free and
slave. They are not allowed to do picket duty,
bnt are drilled and e~ncamped separate from the
white men. Their officers are all eolored.
1t is a wonder that the lies put forth BY the
northern press, to satisfy the appetites of their
readers, do not occasionally choke the feeders
The above is a huge one.
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I97 MAEN-ST.,

OFFER A NEW STOCK
Brussels Carpets,
Black MsrlaO shswls,
Curtain Damasks,
Curtain TRAININGS.
Furniture Reps,
Pias0 COEers,
Table covers!
dee4sa
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DETROIT.

DETROIT, December I6.-The European news
creates a deep feeling, and the probabilities of
war with England are freely discussed. There
is a general desire for ,ur government to place
itself right as regards law, when it will be sus-
tanned az every sacrifice.
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New CONFEDERATE NoTE-We have beer
shown. says the Lynehburg Republican, a new
Confederate note Of the denomination Of five dol
lars, only Just Issued, which is one Of the mos
perfect specimens Of workmanship we have eyer
seen. The note is the work Of the southern bank
note company, Of New Orleans. The vignette is
composed Of group Of females, while in the dis
lance are seen e woman bearing in her hands the
scales of justice, and a vessel under sail, indicat-
ing that the true wealth of the South lies in her
commerce. On the right hand Of the note is an
accurate likeness Of the Father Of his Country,
the immortal Washington, and on the lief the
figure Of a beautiful virgin The paper is excel
lent, and the engraving cannot be surpassed.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, December l6-The news from Eur.
land by the Europa creates a profound sensation
IN political circles. L IS not credited that her
maJesty's government has determined to demand
the release Vi the rebel emissaries, Mason and
SddelL. II, however, such be the case, the feel
ing seems TO be that the government shall be
sustained in its efforts to maintain the national
integrity.
The Tribune and Times will suggest the pro-
prety Of submitting the questions Of arbitration
to some impartial neutral power.
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V II is a noticeable change in phraseology
that the Southern press now habitually cali the
Federal soldier; " f~erocious Hessians." Not
long ago it wss "cowardly hirelings." This
shows an improved perception, based on exper-
ience. "-St. Louis Democrat.
The change from "cowardly hirelings," to
" f~eroeious Hessians shouldn not have been made.
Their performances in battle do not entitle them
to the title of " feroOious." They have been
proven "cowardly"-let them bear the cognonen.
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, December l6-There is but one
feeling here rs regards the English news, and
that is the hope that the administration will
maintain the position taken with f~rnness, let the
issues De what they may. No one is frightened
out wheat buyers.
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II DALTIsiORE.

BALTIMORE, December I6.-The effect of the
English news in Baltimore has been to call forth
e warm sympathy for the position of the Presi-
dent, while the rebels are rejoicing at the pros
Pct OF the aid Of the English to overthrow the
Uuiou
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joHs A aI TzSLo -StoA
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Loss in the Kentucky Regiment
The FedcraIs Prepared.

The Federas were evidently apprised of the
approach Of the Confederates, and were prepared
to meet them in a strong positions nevertheless,
their loss fully equals ours.
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THE EFFECT II PIrTsBURG.

PrTTsBURG, December I6.-The news from
England IS received with general establishment,
ana profound Indignation is felt at the tone of the
English press and the policy of the British gov
rnment There is but one sentiment here. and
that IS that the honor of our country must be
sustained, and no concessions to English buster.
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Conlederntes Reinforeed.
From Bowling Green.

Reinforcenents were sent to Gen. Stewart
who now holds the battlefield. Further result
nnknnwn.
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THE EFFECT IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, December 16-The money
article Of the Bulletin says the foreign news
caused a ivverish aud excited stock market to-
day. with a downward tendency, particularly in
| fnnniAs
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EFFECT or THR s.aFF
WE'VE Ar "a NnREM. -

II y II EEks NUhEEds
Wefnd the following in tie s.. Louis Demo
erat of the 17lh, dispatches 10 the associated
press Of the Aortd, from u number Of the prin.
etpal cities Of LincoIndom tending to show the
effect produced in the public mind by toe intel
Agencsfrom England. We su5join the following:
PRICES o. sALTPzTER AID CHEMICALS CO.
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Casualties of lIle Fight.
Etscnne 81 Col. Tnrlnr.

Col. ThOs. Taylor, while engaged in personally
accommodating found himself nearly surrounded
by the Yankee cavalry. He eluded them, and
secreted himself until dark, When he escaped and
joined his regiment, only slightly wounded in
the hand.
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SOUTHERN SHOE COMPANY
GtHARTEH..... .......................C CHARTER
AND ACT OF INCORPORATION
-nF -
Southern shoe Manufacturing Company
OF NEW ORLEANS,
STATE OF LOUJHIAWA.


HE TT KNOW, tbot ON this twenty frtb dav of Jonuary
oIrr he"ic me EnWhRD EAENETT r Notary Public
;,rt az a. bos" Ta,1 are rrtnnto nb.crbct Who
Of lc STATE Of oui,nn and particui9riy Of Al" act OF
i ~ II nj ,od ocs I Thirteenth Gay Of March
i d n1d ind IcosaI COX and ,Iore whom 1hey
n
r hc ~ cts and rTno,r+ and uu,ier TN. Iega-
iinrr nd It,t,,"ijC,ti, fnlioyinv 10 vii.
HRTJt,IE 1.-THE name and lille Of this Company shall he
ri - SuIrfiiiLRE SiIWE WANIFNGTtEINfi CON XIV |
Or NJ" @ NJ, DE c u "' NJ p orc,ns and il
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Twrn,y r,1r cent On lin LIT Of Anil ne xt
Twcmtty Ter cent on The ht Of June heTcafter
%ey ~ cent; on t s Of 6oe in notes of
The 10 order Corauy: and on the
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BUREAU DIES CoMMIssA1REs Du SECOND DISTRICT }

DE DISAGREEMENT,
N'e-O Orleans, Ii luYier, 1861.
A Wis est par lie present tlonre que lie Bla-
IA de COnmS du Second Dis de DnsstceHen
detchcr portion dit District de Dtche
situ dams les lmites de In Nouvele
In riv6e Mississippi cote arieur de Ia Ju lie lie
long do Ia die Julie jusquu dtlarcaere Mobile; lie long
6u dit dtfarcacGre jusqua In pclod lie Icing de In
Delord ct du supttieuru Canal u New Orleans Canal md
Banking Company rn snvnn lie dit Canal juSqr%u lac Pont
elartrain le long des bodS du dit lac JUS ua Ia onere
DIES pnrose dorten ct do Jefferson en- III want Il dIte iron,
dite rivGe point de dGpHrun plan duqGe etc iut
etdtpose Reco dcrdcs yppoeqHes dams pour
Ia nauiSse dOGinS Q les pGCessares lie dss
settlement de la de du dit hi ct de Desstchemep
astot que les pub ic4ons REFUSES Ia o
fnes seront crIninGs dams epace de qnRe
Mus pres cncu!, cont denriron cent mil pastres
TT aS nnS commencement dessGcher cette parte du dit
District de Dessechemen dams les m.e de In
Jefferson, Ia rytre Mississippi Ia fron6r-
patoseS dc eIeron Orleans lie long dc Id lite froniGre
usQnau lac Pontchrran lie long DIES bods dn dit lac nsQun
chmim de fer de feso dn lac Pontcnr rain
dit chemin In rvGre Mississippi. les bOr
de la de Viere in uuau point de deplrtles plans de Ques
fats ct deposits buueHu du RecnrleUr yrotR
Gques dams Ia purosSus jefferson les
CGsnireS de desGChemen de Ia die portion dn d District
esS&Chcmcnt nuait0t que les phc ions
requiSi III loi scrnn flutes les dis vnuN achieves Ghs
de qlare Ct an plus cAcu uu coul de"Fon
deuX cent cinquante mil pastreS. . 49, ~ -
ial2 nw4w l.. H. PLACE. President.
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BUREAU Du COLLECTEUR TAXES n ETAr,S
0uatrieme District dc In Vile de Ia MI e Orleans. {
WIS AUX CONTEMPORARIES -LE SOUSSI-
IN gnG itceur faxes present
qni dovent des Taxes FEt4t pogr Pann6e 1860
dies Taxes de Licenses annte 1861
dit Qrmreme District de venr Il bureau, Gg7 de
Nouvele eF6t entire les Josephine Adele, de
les dten Taxes dams lie deai present. par Ia loi
Hemes dc bureau, de A. NJ. a 5 P. NJ.
fell 3t GEO, MENSM4S CoIIaee1r
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TREASURER'S OFFICE, 4
CRY OF IEFFFgSpS lam I 1851

VIIF 7,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. NOTICE IS
hereby gwen to all residents nSnesdents
debted to the City OF Jefferson for the 1860 and
previous hat the said due and payable the
first day Of Jnuuary 1861, first Monday june 1851
Notice further given, that will be my Office Bor
lin aud Magazine streets, tom O'Clock A. NJ o'clock
T. NJ receive said lakes and if the raid within
the above mentioned time they will according
law. FEIIX LAGROUE, Treasurer.
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PRICES OF ADMTssTON-Dress Circle ard Parouette ~
EenTs seeond Circle 80 CENTS Gallery rs csnts Quad
room b%xes each IS cents; Private Boxes. each 49,
mango Of Tme--Iionrs open at before o'clock
felj - N'1@f Cow
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF Mr.. f. EDDY.
FRIDAY EVENING, February Is, 1861

Second and last night Of the great act Drama entitled
tEMf-In which Mr. Eddy ard Mrs Perrin will appeFr
70 conclude with the farce of THE LITTLE SAVAGFin
which Miss Lama Honey will pear.
GS'To-m9rr0w -fftpeft # Mr.. Eddy.
RJrSunday-Beneft o. Mrs. Perrin
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NOS2 SALE-oN REASONABLE TERMS, sEVERAL
very fine properties Espanede
improved Also several very large properties close to Esp
made and the various Of the city particulars
Inquire at
$3.50 If IT EXCHANGE ALLEY,
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a. C. e. HATCHER, No. 1876 GRAFIEk 81 ,
~ New Qrleans La j. N. CuRETON, Superintendent

3D. NEGROES FOR SALE-I HAVE q
asS Just arrived with One Hundred and Fifty NE "a
GR0Es, from Virginia and Maryland, such as Ne 90
schanlcs, House Servants Cooks, Washers M
one1s, aud Field Hands, will receive during HE sea.
every month"; large supplies exclusively States
approved city accepnnces They can be house,
ner of Baronne and Gravier streets, New Orleans.
90 FIN j. NJ WILSON
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SUCCESSION DE GEO. S. KEEN, DECEDE-vENTE A
rencan de cee batisse brques ardoises
les deux terruins lie de "Tharp &
Keen's Cotton Pickery," stuee Ia ST James
les rnes Religious St Thomas.
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Rs, CARUl.fNA AND VIRGINIA Nc m
az GROES-The subscriber has just arrived with "a
gang Of very likely Carolina and Virginia NE dE
az GROES consisting of Field Hands, House Ser---SMS
wants, Cooks Washers and Ironers also No BrickyeT
will be receiving fresh supplies during the Parsons
wishing purchase will find it TO their advantage call as
they will be sold on accommodating terms.
Il. +. PETERSON
SEES en- Ii Perdido strsaa.
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FOR SAEE---FOR SALE

@&a SALE OF NEGROES OVER ONE HUN
NS DRIED NEG R0ES were brought in last night nay
~ farm within eighty miles The sale 4
number Of them have been the place for the past
and longer and all passed the last Virginia
Maryland negroes, with this advantage gccmation and
trained plantation labor offer inducements purchasers
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL,
OLE If 81 Harnnue near Con1rnn ST.
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NARIErIEs rI1MATER. aRAYIER SRI:
FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY IL 1ss,

IsTT7.tI Il,
Will played the beautiful anna entitled THE
OF A POOR DUNG MAN-Mauue1, Mr. Geo Jordan: m
pesmartes Mr. Mark Smith reFevannes M A. f. Daven.
port Gaspar Iaroque Mr. Lefingwell; Mime Iafoque Mrs.
Chapman Margaret Wigs Charlotte Thompson; Aubrey
Mrs. w. II. Leighton; Mile Heionin, Mrs A. Graham.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes according to
location from 81 0U Parquette Circles is
Seats Reserved dnrng the d ST. Qsadroon Gallery cents
Ioges - Coloed Gallery % cents: White Gallery
Office daily from 10 o'clock A. ~ to o'clock
r. NJ where Seats and Boxes be secured two days adj
Of the day of perfoI nance.
E-Doors half past o'clock performance
mence at I o'clock
fel5 W B. CHIPPENDATR Treasurer.
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NEW OPERA FIOUsE-CoRNER OF BoURBc
l Y and Toulouse strects.
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BUREAU DU TRESORIER, I

VILE De JEFFERSON, Ter Jam 1851. {
A Wis AUX CONTRIBUARLES.- mn PAR LIE
present avis ontes Personns residents non residents
dc In vile dc Jefferson, sont Placement
mfoscS conform Ia o pour aimee 1860
precttnies sont nohtes les dtes dies
iu Ter anver 1861 ie sern bureau h Cham
hre du GOuse encninne DIES Berlin ag0sins
Jefferson, Dc houres A. NJ heures P pour les
litcS
Tuues devRnt des la die VILE par
present re4ui davnr sadesse bureau dci leK
JUN. sous peire de Ia lo
in?S 70, FELIX LAGR0UE, Trtsorier--
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allrpllDn0 Blspatrh.
TUES Ay MORNING ...... OCT. IS, iss,
Kentucky Required to Yield Her Arms.

Ill., viii the .iesqr tvifsa,
In DIV. ling. Of the free;
kentgckia yield the rifle.
ksse tuck,aas DC nd the kprc
With iastard fear OF danger,
And trembling =, the strife,
keatneky to the stranger.
Weld liberty for ,ites
Up, no each ga laat ranger,
With ritss asad with knife
The bastard ana the traitor,
The woifeab and the snake,
The rohber, swindler. hater,
Are in your AoRes--awase
Nor lot the cunning iosman
DcSpan your liberty
~Yieid weapon up 10 no man,
While ya eau strike aud see.
Awake, each gallant woman.
If siili ye would be free.
Aye, 10 sight the rife.
AID smite With spear and knife.
lie, no base cunning s;ils
Zach les on OF your life;
How won your gallant sires
The couutry which ye keep'
Bv s1nl which still inspire
The soil on which We weep
Leap up their spirit fre.
And rouse ye from yoar sleep!
What. cry the sires so famous,
In Orleans ancient field,
Will ye, our children, shame ia.
Aud 10 thu frspot yield
wLai each brave iezseu s'ifle.
We left TO give you iife ?
Let apish despots trIile
With home, aud child. and wiie'
Aud ieid. q shame tho rife.
And sheath, y shame the knife :
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EDg,CATuOvAL.

MIR. TIGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
lvY FRANKLIN STREET. between 9TH and 9TH.
Bis schoo, IL now fatty organized; all the classes
being in good working order. few more pupils
will be received. to fiji mp SOME ct the classes.
R.H,L. TIeBf, A. NJ. II. --Csassics 4 Engiisn'
u. r. RING. a. M, Assistant In Math. Engsh.
Miss q, V. SARyAY. Assistant in Primary Dept
Mr. King is a Southern gentleman by birth an |
esi4caFor, ard comes well recommended, with an
experience az riue years In teaching II msy ne
prcpgr tn = Il, thsss my school receives "a ever M
eo,.sant and tni yiied attention. French and draw
wing taught Il. II. l., TIGiIE, a. ~. Psin
90 ls-lms
rISHE FRENCH LANGU AGE.--Prot; .. >
l kuti.ANtsE having few hours oil ieisu'a
s.rnn.lon priy.tely 10 a few pupils In French Ia
dies or gentlemen He can be found ~ aus ,o" -.
adIoinina Mr.. Il W. Cones school, Frankhn ST.
between 9Th aud 9th from to T. NJ
oe i1--Sis
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

~, ARTIFICIAL TEETH THE Chez
- PLASTIC AND VULCANITE PRO
CESS.-G. w. JONES, DEsTIsT, having the
right for the above mode of making Teeth, and be
ing satisfied of its absolute superiority all
other methods, can with confidence commend il 70
those desi1ng full partial sets of teeth, and
peciaAy such may be dissatisfied with those
they now using. The perfect adaptation of
the plate to the mouth, and the suction thereby
cured enables him to insert teeth
nithoat clasps. This method having been adopted
by those standing highest in the profession, North
and South, testimonials will be given and speci-
mems exhibited to those wishing to see them. Sets
OF Teeth, gold any other plate, will, of
course, be made for those preferring them. FIJI.
ing, Cleansing Extracting, and all other operations
gently and thoroughly performed Teeth extracted
by ELECTRICITY, without pain.
"a Office on Main street, opposite Corinthien
Hall de l-Iy
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NJ DIR. +. w. HANCOCK having been
dered TO Gen. Ewells Brigade, as Surgeon
viii necessarily be absent from the city for time
Those wishing his professional services win find
his representative. DIR. JAMES x. WILLIAMS, at his
Office. prepared to attend 10 their calls.
DR. JAMES Z. WILLIAMS offers his profes
d0uM services to the citizens Of Richmond and vi
entity. He may be found AT DR. +. w HANCocK's
office, on Main, between Sd and 4th streets, or At
Mr.. WIN 5. PHILLIPS Office, on l2th street, between
Main and Bank, at the usual office hours.
Any message left at either place will be promptly
Mtonoeo 10. lots
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.JNO. X. GARNETT
To THE VOTERS OF THE COUN

WE. ties Of HaaoDer, Kenrico Charles City, M
Kent, Elizabeth City, James City, and York, daa
the Cities Of Richmond and U,uiamsbnrS
In response 10 call made on HE III thu public
press and in private letters, announce myself =
candidate To represent you in the HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES of the Confederate Con D..
gress.
Although the active operations OF the campaign
will not in time for 10 visit you before the
election, yet have reason to suppose that they
will interfere with the discharge OF my duties a.
your Representative in Congress, should ii DO youi
pleasure to cali ME to that body. In such event,
shall endeavor to represent you with intelligence
and fidelity. GEO. w RANDOLPH.
se 2}-fs
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pe WE ARE req UESTED to announce
~ that Hon. u. G. DEJARNETTE, of Caro-
line, Is candidate to represent the District com
posed of the counties of Caroline, Louisa, Spot
sylvsnia, King George, Stafford, Orange, Greene,
Mad son, snd Culpeper in the hrs, Congress of the
Confederate States. Az aO+-im'
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MA TO THE VOTERS or The OIL ES>
bSADOF RICHMOND AND WILLIAMS


MA TO THE VOTERS or The CITIES
hSA.oF RICHMOND AND WILLIAMS
BURG, AND OF THE COUNTIES OF
HENRICO, HANOVER. CHARLES CITY,
NEW KENT. ELIZABETH CITY, WAR
WICK JAMES CITY, AND YORK.--It il
the duty of every citizen, at such iuncture, 10
interpose personal objections 10 call OF bis fell
low citizens TO any responsible position wherein
they may think he can serve the country. 1t wa
with this conviction accepted the seat have now
the honor to hold in Congress, and with which
have applied myself and snail continue to appiy
myself until the close, To its labors and dutes-
The only distinction to which aspire is that my
labors may deserve and obtain the pubic appro
baton.
cannot be Indifferent to the applications from
the District to offer myself at the approaching
election, and now declare myself candidate
Should you my fellow citizens, honor with
your support, my best efforts shall be devoted TO
the labors and duties of the high position.
oc tide VIM II MAGFARLAED.