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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24


gY ms LiEUTFNANr-C OYEENVR or THk coaMoN
WEALTH o. fiHoiNtA....A FROCLAMATIoN.
EF1BEREAs it rs Represented to ne executive " Ills
w commonwealth, thai certain JOliN q. BLA, y,
% the county Of Campbell Who has bcrn toHght -isfa
an examining cont 0f TIE '. couut, charged aiu tie
murder Of John fsyor aui rcuantsl f.f Eihef ,tiai
IT the next superior Cor1 The saa COMFY, did Es
night otthe 21tb dAy OF october lass estspe 81 iaii
Of the sad cOpniy, andis nov roiSg iefct have
therefnfa ihongh 1T. with be sjice If the COunei 81
state 10 issue this proclamation bciey Offering gCwafA
0f TWO HUNDNtB DWLLaHS 10 am person o. rtf-
sons VITO s0a apprebcnd aud con'ty 90 TIE jail aiofe.
said the said John r. aCk. sd DO rpofy.VCr e.
quiie III oHcets civil fBd miit7fY aUd cNhcu The GOOD
people Of The c0muoHWtah o. use tts' hss tudrssrfs
Appteheud aud 70 The isl ~ CJnytc eout
Aforesaid tie said Joba *. blsck, that he IVA dst
with - the law directs. FNf
Given 0ntef ny hand ~ Lieutenant Governed a' VA.
asr the seal Of the c3wfuoneesith. et Rtsho ODD,
T. this sd tay % NovslHtcl ISIS 10 thr s3i sta, of
| the commonwealth. glTIE y. BAAll l..
| ~ John Bach " raised ir FiussiVdria con me-
is about feet o. inches hign squaf, hidr h.. Gii
skiu darn half fcd whskers, aud roa'G red Sac. 81
dark eyes, Iuf inclined TO he huw lcgse,;, srppu ed
to have he lei,isls % bis sfkcd HE ann sgsi
~ oas 80 Or - y.afs." Eg..VfN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

Sgpf Oofton,, Lrisa Linens and sup. Broad Cloths
f1,ig Subscriber has just received from Londos aud
a Liverpool, about 40 baies Cough and brathwate's
papt cvtiss with few pieces OF very black
aud blue superiire cotaud from Dub'n, small boxes
Irish linen ALI OF which have been selected, and
put up ex pressy for this market.
Thr above goods together 18th IL CASKS of choice old
London particular Madeira wine from one
Of as, houses the island offered for sale on
very liberal terms b. the sn.iscriber-
cEa wRo WISHES TO CHARTER.
>sfT5tR A frst rate vES 81, 10 load with tobacco
-zsasRss at Warwick, for London. 49, =
WILLIAM GlLLlAT.
eant A. 11.V
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Teste, A. r.

SO..tly
Ein order that tho nebeIs OF the Nntual ssuTaEce
society ma, ne informed OF the state Of their institution
and consequently prepared tire next general meeting
the premises the undersigned takes this method
Seopiue IN as concise manner a. possible the AFFAIRS
OF Tue society IN both branches.
Ia ihe I0E7!s Er0sci Of the society
the heavy losses IN and subsequently, the funds
peeh incteased ny acquisitions OF members 10
amount lar greater than any former period Of the
istshce OF the institution. The gam IN tue present
year alter payment OF losses and expenses will be about
equal to Forty Thousand Cellars. Under existing lie
gafions, this branch of the society WILL wiihout iin
mense losses, which from the of orr towns can
Nut reasonably be expected to happen) in years
arrive at state OF funds CONN csu, with the san
s"ne hopes OF Its early foundeIs The time hot very
remote wheh lhe interest on the funds will he equal 10
The payment OF leases aud expenses. It's stability does
moi now rest upon theorytb full tide experiment.
scIhhg The most adverse currents Prove and couhTm
lis strength Aher the payment Of nearly me hundred
existence It's fundsnre NOW nearly gIea they ever
were. and are increasing with rspidy than at any
former period. few years acquisitions be
rate will in all probability hiring aboni The desired end
III the Country Branth me SdciekPa very different
picture must lie presented Contrary the gene rally
doped opinion when The sepai alien from the tor MS took
place there has been nhis branch gradual decline Of
funds and increase Of losses. To trace lis whse pr
er.bs from 1905 down 10 the present time wond eue
mere space Than can conveniently he gwen pnblIca
ton 81 this kind The following statements Will Speak
al once for the present depressed saaon Of this ai1h
OF lie sscieiy.
Stsehent sbewng he Of FUNDS belonging 10 The
Country Branch NJ tie Is. A. Society each annual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
Jokoc,1 o,,d What y o,,,y e.. al

JDtGccO ami wheat lind fDr safe
'E'HE Subscriber sTers that valuable TyacI Of Logd
wherc"n he unw resides, lying ~ the cnnnt' Of Hall
i"x on hotchs creek c"ntAining 1sg ACRES sryposed
70 he ouelird iowrtsrHds neatly al the iruerouuds
- ~ woods the geacr part If the hgh lard IS iine
tobacco aud. There s sufficient quantity cleared -
wofk OF 81 hands. fhis land lies within piies Of
Dantiver. heoW Dahviile, aud IL below Milton....
Terms vii he cash, tie other IN two anunai pay
menis This tract isconsdeved among the best in the
hciahhofhood. Those Wishing to purchase good lsnd
are reque,iedto o9ii on me.
Sgpt IS. Al ..wi9ws ROWLING rIDrIDCP.
~ iCHMOND TURNPIKE CONFANY....in puisn
anoe of resolution passsf NY tn diree Of tLs
sara c"nraHt On The 18th OF Nogember 1918 tbeS will
IN ne 5 DAY ofueHt month proceed 10 elegta nee
81 The gate 80 tb-r lur PIKE road. Applicants Tor said
Once may lea's With tie clerk before that time icii
name and aNt evidences they choose 10 furnish IN
proof ofteir capabilty sobfiet, attention busnsss
&c N. SHEPPARD. CLERK.
Heveniher ". s6..tg5D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

pEMOVaL....T The Transatlantic Company for In
Il y SnroHceS on LiUes and CraYiing snnUitcs bay,
removed their Office rom No. ~ South Second No
l1S Cbesnu Street opposite 10 the State ouse, where
the, continue to MAKE ASSURANCES, ny and land
Ryant ahnnties and endowirenis and generally make
all kinds OF contracts In which the asnaly of lite is
eefned, OH the most reasonable aud equitable terms
The Following 10 brief exposition OF some advan
iages which may be Obtained by With Ills
paiiy.
ny lNSURANCE....A mau aged ~ Years may secure
Sioeoto be paid 10 bis family his deeease, for the
consideration OF IL so Cents ifit shall happen within
one year and proportionAte rate Will be charged on
other ages, and for other periods.
By AN ANNUiTl....A person aged 6s. may secure
to himself an income OF II y cent annun one OF ON
years is II aged 70 years cent u annum
during life. 1.-THE receipt OF the annuity deferred for
some time the annuity will be Increased thus II tie
annuity was deferred 10 years aged 60 would
receive az cent annom during life. after attaining
the age ot70 years, for any he might choose
post with thecompany. Deferred annuites will also be
granted for the consideration Of annual ps aert
De niaue 10 lie company, during the ibs At IL de'eed
mus person aged Al, paying 10 Y a',nun un' the
osr OF 90, Viii receive am annuity OF : pro apnunI
during the Teina9tet of his life
M hNboWMtNfS....1h The sam OF sieod. an n
nHy OF c5 40 cents willie sec,red To acba just brrn
iof the pa!ltnt OF ) t57 In sun, or an ;.iral
payment . ~ % cents, during that interval Or by
CONFIRMING such payment until the age Of So Will
ceive Sie ,06 in gross sum or e32 y annun during
the remainder of life.
he above IL intended as mere sketch ard sums
anu ages are assumed for the pose Of example but
contacts ukl be made for any other ard ages :;
ana Tor any possible combination Of circumstances
which the casualty OF life ni2y be in any way Involved
Applications TO be made at The office an, Tine be-
tween o'clock A. n. aEd p. where pros' Of
the Institution viii be distributed gratis and any fun.
Their information giVeb.
Letters post PAID viii be duly attended to.
CONDY RACQUET President.
JACOB SHOEMAKER, Actuary.
Philadelphia Nc. ,. f-. 5tot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

G 49, -S[XSTsT Aud il Is thsugh unnecessary
ENEsAS4k-pfSSR to say more about 1t than is
- ~ ~ aimed in the following ex.
- Ecs1SS s0fsRtfzzzs tract of letter written BY
BIZ. Ogls. WIZ Phiisdephia Sih Oct. 'I8.-EnclGsed
you have bill Of adiny for ycr coach aud harncssit
Is think the bandsoniet Coach have madet 10
complete with best harness for four horses leading bars
plated pole hooks plated lamps aud shettng cover:
ehould have hnished and sent it Oh before thistnt
when ordered it, wished To give Tine Ia have II
finished in The nanner"It may he seen at Robin
son Fore's coach shop "A street, nearly opposite
tSe City Courthouse. For particulars apply to
Oct ~. 5O..lOt I'll TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

IgANiWhT from the suhsoTibcr IN july last smail
"a black woman ny The name OF NSfy, uho calls her
self Nafy Wright She has a small on the upper
~ occasisd,d y, brTn ben y"ung. Zen dailafs viii
he paid ioT such Information. a. val enable u set
her aran. SIZE vas formerly tse properly ~ 81 John
Nich"ls"n Of GOucesfrT and she has lett RChn OHd
mas I've iH that VAT III the state.
Nov. ~ So HFNRY ANDERSON.
E.1oR REM ....lhc STORY HOi So. CIR NtRY Nc.
at the piting rgee. This sip.d Il equaied hs feN
in The los Tor trsiness situated The psnun
hey w agreeable and gentcf neigh oti1Od. 49,
this Is The w. 81 gahcfhooc lpf and wheat m tr
low ocnntrs For further psiticaaff erqnite ~ ihC
subscribe. living atthe place. JhNkS uPNHR.
November ?, tJ.,W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

NVANfED....A Young Man To take charge of a 10.
Dacco factory about 90 miles from Richmond. Que
acquainted with manufacturing, aud The general
"ausssment OF tobacco, WHO can come well recon-
4''eHded will meet With liberal encourarerucnt.
o., ANDERSON, BLAIR & ANDERSON.
.--NOt''V'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

SIptiCf....A 9 tittoh wu be presented 10 tbe Hyxt
GenfIai As.enibiy 81 Va. prasiue thai act my
Sass aulotsing Le ale 90 iact - iaud e rropeYty
% BE ffpresen.ases ofthe late ecu. Jobn Scott.
tlotr Is. aa..f6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

General Hsetiag Of TIE Mutual 4 sSurcnce Society
A adjourned general meeting cftne members OF the
hntua! Assurance Society against fife ON buildings
OF the Stale OF Virginia, will lie held the Capitol in the
city at lSichmend Ou frdey The day rf January,
DIT which tine and pace The punctuJI attendance Of the
members IS earnestly requested business OF the ui.
most Importance TO The sHci.p be before The meeting
By order OF the Standing CUintrijee-
JAMES RAWLINGS, Il. Sseat NJ. &. S'p.
Richmond, Nov. o.
FORM eF POWER ATTORNEY
-- TO Gafh0rise PrsIieS TO rote at Meeting
-, the Undersigned nIe,nbet OF he Mutual Assnr.
ahce Society against ire Buildings The state N-
gnia. do be- eby constitute aild appoint - of
-, To attend ilie general meeting Of tho said soci.
ely tn he hedn Richmond Friday tie day uf Jan.
isiS, as proxy 10 vote aud act behalf any bu-
slness Which nBy beiGte the said as
as w personally preseut.-ln testimony het eof
= have hereanto set - hand and seat this day
,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
nz1ssasssS-ss sIs Ciss.x Ssss..s. zsss cakl

II The ENCsUikgN is publish t,,'cs week, gene
rally, and three week during the session oil the
STATE urs-iice tie sauIe As heretofore, FiUe
Dolars per anuuu payable IN advance Notes of Char
tered Banks (oniy) will be received IN payhest The
EDITOR viii rn.raee the safety of reni,liihg them by
us The o.t,vv u all being paid by The writers.
RI No paper viii he discontinued lbat at the dscre-
ZION ~ The Edit,r until all have be- paid up.
~ Whoever guarantee the payrien ofnne papeIs
shajl receive y tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
- one yqnare--f1rSf Insertion, as cents-sdch
eoafi,sudace, 80 GEMS.
No Advertisement asserted until ie has eitker been
.1iJ for or assn.edy person IN this city ortts
syyfr0Hs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

fOAL PTS ron KENT 80. viii he rented Tor a tenn
- OF years, the coal pits called and known by the
Tame Of Springfield adjoining tile Deep Ran PITS.
large quantity Of coal been raised this year said IL,
ne equal u not superior any the sonib side
~ 'ants IiFer For particulars, apply TO X. BERrON,
si''cbnusd, or TO DANIEL BURTON on the premises.
November II. '' - I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24


Country Branch ofhe Society which have already hap
peed will very nearly quite absorb the whole of Tie
funds collected aud hCOlected belonging that part Of
the n i.uton Nor Is this ali-itis daily liable tn in
creased demands by new losses which may hapsen IL
is III short left ~ this awkward situation under The ae
Of 10 Fen. 1907. White every hcrse on which the ire
iHn has been paid is insured, and the owner iB the
event of accidental destruction by FIRE s authoi ed 10
demand compensation rUu The Office, vel the soclety
aiibo without adequate funds has power, except BIZ
act OF the members in general meeting te make cqu.
posed 10y Iaw.Tbis state ofttngs will 10 doubt engage
the serious attention Of every member Of the Country
BTNHch Of the Society They alone are competent TO
apply the remedy and the defect They will At once
the pTopIety and necessity supporting tie integrity
and good faith of the instituiio-oT IL not worth sfD
porting, OF abandoning it. without AN extension te
Call of annual quotas sometbing which shall be an
equivalent the Country Dr0nch Of tIc spusty will afford
nothing but nominal aud delnsive assuaucr -. Tie
compact lad better be dissolved Than coauu,d such
terms. JAMES RAWLINGS
Nov. W. 56..llt n. Je. ". Il. ST..
A OST LEITER....on acknowledgement, 1910 HAD
Hr. JohU W. Childs letter directed 10 Mr.. Edmund
Payne faTf9x {. u. Va which encloscdS I5g Bank Of
Virginia notes. Of tic following description viz.
Lattef ID, No 1901. 500 Letter ~, No. 1905, 81
u, i09e
The postmaster Al Fairfax states that no mail was re.
cclved from Richmond from the 2istSept ooh October
Of course itbas been mis- other Office No
has been given the Banks stop the a9oye notes
shoud lhey I've offered there. Pustmasers throughout
The United States pafcuisiy requested TO forward
said letter TO i destined place. should i ind tie way
aus Of ihsir Offices. VA ALLISON.
m lei 3 r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

NEW BOAkDING-iiOuS 49,. hasc taaSu the upper
= part OF the lower tenement Mr. James Ninstons
ne" biieh bndibg on street nVsr opposite tie cell
iaNeih Itoh The long eSpereLce which rave had
aii from the wisi leei 10 give general s9sisoen al
thosS s.ntleH'sn Or A~fts WI" iay faso viii lbr
custom hope to merit and receive share OF pnblr
pation'se have fne large bSUse aud shS be ire
pared 10 tc0nnjaie 40 OF 50 ho1fder- viii accpfr,-
noisie boatdsfs by The Jay. week nouth, qni,aicr
year. s' lodging fooiis sHd beds yeFy good snd
cohiiOfiabse shall bI Drepated tosUceniuodse IS OF
20 a'en'ners Of the ,sSsiaGse Ny ,erpis val leiuaae
.As-nrn oil application. NARY MoSfLif.
N.yembcT ls s4..r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

hiSS0LUrlON OF PARrNEilsHIP.-ihr co.paTi-
hV nefsiip OF 8ddAS Van LelV eing this d ay dis.
solved by mutual consent, Samuel q. Adams is appoint
Ell sole agent for paying aud collecting all debts Of the
concern, and for mako; sale of all property belonging
10 tue same. SAN'L @. ADAMS,
JOHN VAN LEW.
oept ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

DULL q rRANcIS-have taken the store next above
- tue Market Main street where they oner tor sale
GROCERIES,, at whoesale and retail AMONG ~ are
French brandy, Holland Gin, Antigua rum, Iensrilc
VINE III a. CASKS Choice nadeira do in bottles, ciaT.t
VINE, molasses,ioaf Havana aud brown sugars son
and sonrhons tea. coffee, pimento, pepper, nuinegs
cloves. cassa Tasns mustard hrst qualify Spanish Sc
eaIs, bar soap, wrapping paper deHijokns, dc.
November III. 55.6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

FAMES RIVER LAND rOR sALE....Thr SUBSCRIBERS
nisbto dispose "fa rast flame lying IN the county
oiPo"haau, OH James river, about "A miles above Ric-
nrnd and Ia the uei OThGos OF al
illis. ms tar, coutsiTs b' tate survey 1861
ole third of which - ell timber-d the cleared aha Of
prime quality cst tounaation and may be greatly
proved by the of plaster and clover ell adapted
TO the cuitueo toh2cce. corn wheat and other kinds
produce raised III usrart of the state. II thought
unnecessary e. give father DESCRIPTION ~ esuId
persons dispose to pti viii the iaud which
VIII be shown hy Mf. W WILSON, who resides on the
place Er Terms liberal aud made known applica-
Iiunto PULIIAM q SWAhN
0coberl3. 36..tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

A LII persons who have claims against the estate OF
III JOSEPH CALICO, dee. are desired make
them known 10 us without deay-that if found correct
oey may be speedily dscIar. ea-End those indebted
the estate are solicited 10 pay what they with as
iittie delay conveniently be- DESTROYS OF
paying Tie several iegaeies VI Us exped
tiouslJ as possible. JOHN RICHARD,
PETER J. CHEVALLiR,
EreCRtorS ef Joseph G1tieg0, dec.
6hNhA 70. 3S..n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

ElYCo LAND FOR SALB.-The SubscTber Is drsi-
4 rous of selling his tract OF land lying Hyco ~
yer, containing i77 acres by late survey and ados
the land of GEN. jones aud John Ragland. There is
$50 acres Of this land cleared, with dwelling house
on II, 80 BY ~ feet The other improvements are in
considerable. This lard Is well tubefed of good aUa
ny and lies within two mIcs OF good grist aud saw
mill, ana Within YcIy short distance Of an"ber mill
now erecting on Hyce. Mr.. John kagland WHO lives
near The piemi es will show t, aud make known the
terms, which will be made accommodating
Halifax, Nv. 8. 53..v IH0S. KAGLAND,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

FEUBAItO LfND fON a4LE.,..Ne y III ~ seIl "a
isr1 ~ The count! "f eniss mites fton, the CORR
n"use niiis' ifcn the Gre-t Sprinss and aheui o.
iIoih Richmond, conraiuinE SOC aud eco acres
lying oh Doth sides ~ AOuaaab1ui c.etA. aud
Joins the lands of MI BickeIlou WINSTON and captain
James hichieS. Osl t= ABOVE JEtre is iareS "a
portion o. low grounds, rfwhic the best
ow lard on tbs tde OF tbe n0uhtanS aud between
ana $40 acres al iohac .aGn nctaed. kUI
iefns apply to The sa>svriGers living the Green
Sprinss- joStfu BtCkLET.
Nov 8. 5s..St- r.RLION HENLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

4 NRELN SrRIAG LAND FOR oALa.... TbF snbscIi-
~ Der VIII sell hi iarni lying in the of Iusa
on Tue sOnIh side OF SVu Eanla adjoining The lands
OF James Watson, William Rasland aio oIie,s, within
less Than Two miles Of the Green Springs containing
survey 7Sn thaa third which wood
land with comfortable D. elIlne-L .ise COED am
~ Necessary onh1us- and IA excellent Young orchard
AisoanoibertTlrtTi ing the neig hho heod
containing no all III wood except about
tatey cleared IL IL presumed any person wishing to
purchase will view ihe premises. For terms, Apply
November ). 52..Sis JOSEPH EiCkLEl. s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

Highly NEGRoES--AT AsoTIeN....I will sell 10
~ the highest bidder al auction in the city of Rich
nond, on he LIST day Of JGRwaTy asaf. for cash so
likely negroes. WILLIAMS CARTER
Oct 20. AZ fa)tds
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
From the aurora.
VENEZUELA.


We have received the Corre0 de
0ronoco, Moss. 1, Q, 8, i and >. the
last of which is dated the 2Sth ofJnly.
Those papers are very well conducted,
ably written, and handsomely printed.
They contain many official DIES
patches, of the royal commanders.
which they publish from the Madrid
gazettes and other sources. with 20.
pious notes, written with great spirit.
and an intelligence, and a iiherality
that reflects gyea. honor on the cause
of liberty
Among these papers are several
dispatches of the royal general Mo-
rillo. Of which they make the most
effective use. by presenting to the eyes
Of the SoutI, Americans on the thea
TIRE Of operations, the numerous falls
hoods and exasgeraticns with whiti
they make the most effective use, b,
presenting to the eyes o. the Soull
Americans on the theatre OF opera
tons, the fa'sehoods II cxaggeratioD
with which the royal bulletins ahoun'
--and upon which they pas this signi
ficant srnteuce from an Old cnmeIy -
Vous mentis a present, ou voas metle
taDt0t
BY way Of illustrating the pre;es
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10

The Election.

It lis twenty years smce',he city of baltimore
has been 50 much agta'ed by an election as by
the one winch has ast closed. There were SIX
c, nddates for Assembly, each supported by all
the interest of his numerous friends, by all the
article of eiectioneering ingenuity and with all
the acrimonious zeal of party spirit. Two OF
the candidates were y hat might in democratic
phrase be styled esitimcteS, that is, they were
regularly nomi attd in democratic caucus. The
other four were of course IHegit'nates. The
result has shown the estimation IN which Leyiti
macy is held in the phalanxes Of democracy.
Mr.. Ksll one of the Aegilintdte candidates, ard
the very man VIII I'm il was the principal object
of the caucus. to prevent being elected, on he
ground that he did not blaze forth spirit of
luureenting and uuceasng acrimony against the
federal party, has nevertheless been elected, by
a majority almost three to cue over Col. Smtl,
The highest Of the I.egtimates. The charges
brought against Mr., K. were numerous and
Iheav, he has accepted an Office under federal
lexecutive--he has dared to act his own senti
ments on the subject of the lien ldzv he refused
to aid some Gambling Lottery pecularors, il
ireplenishing their pockets at the public expence
bur 10 sum up all in few words it appears
doubtful, whether in many particulars Mr. Is
be thorough faced democrat, or in other word:
whether he he not on many occasions influence
and governed by some other principle Of action
besides deadly hostility to the federal party.
This "slgn of the times" is certainly soot
one 1t is cause of graduation, that part,
-ancor and acrimony, however, violently the,
may continue to burn in the breasts OF some
few would be leaders of the democratic party
.Ihave nevertheless subsided among great maj
rty of the party. Every good man Of all par
ties must rejoice at the fellowship. and 900.
feeiinps which has succeeded to the violence Of
Iparty rage, which heretofore distracted our city
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
st. Louis (Miss.) Sept. 4.

THE CRops.---From every section
os country between the Missouri,
Mississippi, Ohio, Cumberland. Great
yyLits River and Arkansas. we have
received the agreeable intelligence
THAT the harvest is a',auinn'. The
!. vrn crops Of thiscnunis. y: Ciinc'es
AM Howard counties. l."oo's Lick
will be unuommoo'y so9c,