Fayetteville Observer

We take from the Winchester Independent a synopsis of a speech delivered by Hon. G. W. Jones, in Winchester, a few days since, which the reader will find on our first page. With a frank independence and at the same time honest purpose, Mr. Jones evinces a determination to lay before his constituents the position their interests and the good of his country dictated to his judgment he should take and maintain, upon the great and momentous questions coming before him at the last Congress. From the synopsis alluded to it will be seen Mr. Jones has but carried out the will of his district, with scarcely a dissenting voice, which is well calculated to afford him satisfaction and some sort of remuneration for the arduous duties imposed, and the faithful discharge of his every duty. Mr. Jones, will, as opportunity offers, visit the different counties embraced in our Congressional district.