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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-14
Extract Of a late. iten. aIaisdyspi,ie, o,t.2

The 49, ~ - 80 49, 'r' .uSt.asepn', o't.
he >"id hat the paper published! in this place called
Georgia Patriot under the immediate influence cou-
tool of Governor CLARK But he did the fc,s
ius a. could lie wished few DAYS ago the SHERIFF ur
this county vas directed To levy the material aud
up the ONCE for tue purpose OF satisfying judgment
that had been obtained against the editor
prevented the sheriff aud Attorney from proceeding by
stating that All the materials except the ink hthat
e had bought and paid for themtnt he bad Mr..
Bartlett to rublsh the paper fer himhat III the establish
en we're brVAen down. another should be got up
such paper should on here. The levy and sale
postponed or one month the Governor piedgng himself
put ia his claim in a legal manner.
From. 'hiS statement OF facts YOU will readily perceive
what degree OF credit IS To be given this paper pub
lie MISREPRESENTATION in hat relates To w H. Cravin.
The prospectus OF the paper announces il he
dP'hd" Republican Newspaper subject 10 the Visirs Of
party Now take this annunciaton ia connexion with the
facts that have been stated viz that the paper o,rHed by
one o IN, that il l. edited,
public report by Mr. Burcb. Govetnars pri-
vat' secretary or rather kind OF subGoveTnor Deputy
Governor and will agree with that there
more mPnieni attempt TO practise trick upon the
dulity OF the public.
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Carnowhiei' III iid in the payer here adued you
"ii very much oO.isr L.
SIGI"i0m, Oei. on, 1928
tFron,ihe RepuJjcaa FarntT.I
The death % Pope Is uf Eo consequence the friends
ut reason but that Cagnot exists more great loss
10 the friends vi liberty
have p.r.cuiJaly known arnot " hen lac was mem,
her of ihe French Government my vocation called me
ey week meas am. bav., hei eOrr able To Judge
him huve t.f IN has caari form, direct and CON
dGct fourteen "f'e Once amounting about one mil
lion aud half OF Attacks and ,leen
ces OF eaeh Hriy Il him tbat france Tor
the organization ~ thOse bic have au,. con-
quered the desputs 0i burupr have Garnet iao-
toHs e''e, good ana ooun'itui man, OF
ety body NH'ut osientA,On without luxury. Noman ev-
90 loved efS and regi" huert, than he lie
CHERISHED us cou"ry ms only ambition was render
rance i'ee aud n;fpy had lie chosen he might many
ues have bru What has since been hut trir
views we're very tiarren; the one h'o all himself
hs family, Tie other ali i0r lie coGny lis
conduct contested suonyS ~i'h tAat .huse French
p'osueAtr VINO @Hde, the cioa .! tepubiranisn have
amused gredi riches the expense people whom
ihry have ruined and suiJecIt1
Car"ot lived aud died without fortune gleat part OF
MS income employed ia acts Of e. e.eraII,
have seen 'n give 25 Louis G. 1900 only money ne
ad at his c'spos" to te widow % bad been
never known
is talents with regard TO military genius his writings
hs discOuses is defence q" Antw erp nrr u .ulosun,
aostery wii!fppreciate jhem the tive Viii come wien
It VIII hardly be believed that Carno died exiled hy tine
government Of hts cOuutTS and all his
enemies, the yrans OF Europe satellites have said
OF m ann may yo say the vile conduct of his country
IN SPAN, whD aier hSving thousand times sworn live
tree or die nov not oniy humble themselves ndcra ty-
rant but moreover render themselves instruments d e
sin IN su'ieciiug uaiiGn who provoked them
Their Conduct say ~ill prove posteriy wnelher obey or
Garnet were friends tn mankind
The name OF Uarnot is perlap., the only French name
which deserves 80 he ranEed win those Gi The ,srI0,,s
bOnians ana Americans who honored teir cout,v
hy tLeir talents and their patrutifF.
he enemies OF Carno will perhaps Of partial
ny nt" hnoaty But they thar Garnet new
er Did any thing for That any bt mess with
bonpafe OF The bourbpns thatI neither eAied nor
Su TIA" came 20 ihs country enjoy ibcr-
" ana that am tue bearer Of the testimonies from
MY counymen and from my government IL i true thai
oelongeI 10 ne armies OF the French republic, the
moment Wien saw the liberty annued hy an usurncr
Ady ley hdaly know that thanks God am not french
One n your Subscribers,
inhabiing The llotsiiaias Of J. iretio
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$500 80 =
NTEGiN1A: AZ Superior Court Of Cbapcery holden
the Capitol Ia the City Of Richmond, the 10th day Of
January. 1928
Jamss Lyle ad'or de bonis non with the will annex NJ
Janes Lyle sem decd who surviving partner ~ Lyle
and McCFedie, RI.
dgaiaa
James Scott Robert BIcTyre John Hewlett and Peter
r. Smith sdmOrs of Obadiah Smith decd John Wells aud
Ridley hi wife and Peter l. Branch Eyered Branch
Branch and James w Winfree ard iohn mnrcbc Dfis.
The defendants John Wells aud Ridley his wife, Peer
Branch, Eyered Branch end Reeves Branch
this country, and against whom plaintiff appears 20 have
proceeded ia the mode prescribed by law against
defendant stil falling 60 appear and answer;
the plaintiff counsel court doth take his Till f,r con-
fcssed those defendants the cause coming on 20
ne heard. The h, the OF the dcfc
except the defendant Robert Mcfyre, whom
order taxing the hill confessed against him appears 10 he
duiY exc, uied, and exhibits argued by csunscl
consideration hereof, tie doth order defer
d1ns PETER r. Smith aud John Hewlett rents, hefore
the Martha r. Branch
annni,trauu Of che estate Of Peter Branch decd
uf hf administration Of the said Martha branch
ur inrae and anaccourt Of the real and personal
Yf be- aid Peter Branch dee'i and The said
b. directed o examine state and see the said cunts
we'll Of the monies IN the hands of he de
Wsniree mud iufche, and the she court
b any specil, stard deemed pertinent bv
,f which may be- required Nv The parties tnbp stated
| COMMISSIONERS OFFICER The parte. is,erested
Richa9nd, Oe0bcr eiGl5. will plense notice thu
have apooiuteo The 18Th day q November TO
m which day nt O'Clock M iheS required attend
ms uihce Boz Tbs rifs With thrir aud vouchers
oe,ea.rif 4s-ela II. BAKER, NC.
A1H. THOMAS WILCOX: Yon MOI benny Az i1haIifaii
- Of hi. state, take Tbs method OF givag you notice
lt The 5 18Th f7j and iyth day 81 December next
r NoIhumiefHnd Courthouse. Va. shall taae the def5
sunn dr beHe OF Thomas smith IN evidca
hntt iu which YOU plsiiiin and / dcfenfaut.
SeP'emlts 10. SS@~wl2Y THOMAS BROWN.
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CAVRTAGES

2 Subscriber has for sale Coach Factorv an ne
solimrnf 0f handsome eit Coaches Giss a Harness
which lc viii sell 20 ihe most reduced prices
JANIS Kosher, Corncrof T. X qth-.t
NciAw 10 I'LL dclnmo ID Va.
IL rtrt l--l shn rciiOn the next Lesisaiore cd ir-
gus, for the nassag~ OF law permitting me 90 re-
e state with i!e piiSiC ~ ee person n ,or.
O,hter a. 43-"4"' MlLLEI LANGLEY.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

UT. tTdtJOTd'S address 81 10.
MIR. Chevcs, IAN nndoubed republican,, AZ the time
"" speak of) IN 1908 published number of papers
signed Ais,ides IN favor of Mr. Madison's election :
Ia the Cd number of which he saws:
" ~ The lime to which we have alluded C93), "a
cause oil difference between the United STATES aud
France arose, which wounded the homo, of me ccni-
try, 50 deeply, that formed the point and al The
Tine, perfect union of all HONEST MEN IA sup
port at ths government which WAS loud, called up-
on, from one end of The coniinen to HE other, 10
repel the aggression and revenge the Insult
Now Mr.. {. was one OF those honest men who
alIio no' federalist an American prefrrring
ms government, though badly administered, 10 a
4" French party"
lie could moi iorsakehs country then nor can
he inl in with the politics Of the men no sat in
the Hartford Coare,iion. HEKRY.
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II rarely occurs in climate, that The
bears two in On the l2t
met with AN instance of this description. sopeach
has rpened its irnit twice this year garden
civ lac last peaches of small
were very sweet Tue stones the Lliputan
without hernels--ln the garden there a number
o b1SsoGs on tue pear trees; but IL is rkable they
are AL upon those branches ri the which echni-
c"iy Nld To he ravshed that is, the bark which has
been Gus around 10 force The rpenng of the in the
sPTing THIS process however has shown effects This
ia III the way We have mentioned: blossoms have put
OUT and snnc young early frost will
most probably nip all Ile fruit.
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u persons having claims against the estate OF john
~ Hu DSOS, dec late ot Prince Edward county Yn ar,
requested To make them known BY the first Of January
neA as The ndmni>trsior vii! then his aecnus ni
pay over To the legaees their portions estate AMI
me egatees are hereby notified that they then rec-y
,her portions OF said estate bonds TO refund
"Ea"'- Dornn IN case debts should hereafter come a
gainSt said estate.
unnnd ockett. sheriff nf Prince E,lwn r,l and adm,o
Win the Mil annexed OF John Hudson. dee. bv
49, JAMES FOSTER his Deuuty.
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ny "'s OOreInOr OF the Commonwealth n IirgsIig,
a PROCLANIAVION

y IkOtLAhIATION.
tNhEREAS IL Las been represented 10 The executive
w blythe jailor If Wesnoreiand county thai certain
l"rpy NASH, who had been remandsd 90 iaii for further
trial by examining cour nf said count nn a cara e.
felony did, night Of the 29ih August last brs"k
maze has escape from Tue saiu jaIl anu A. now poipr "a
large have therefore hougIt pronrt viii he dY,
'he c"ehch OF state, 20 offer of one hundred
"eiars To any person persons WHO viii apprehend anu
convey TO the Jail OF WeSmoriand county tie said Tarlg
f"h hnu 40 moreover require all officers civil aud
military and cXh"rI the good people OF the
70 use sr best tnde"vos 20 apTtebe"d he Nash aud
dispose {" MN a. above stated that he Hiay be win
the law directs 49,
Give" under my hand Governor, and under tie sea!
s OF ne commonwealth, at RichuiOnd tlis 10Th day
lSealI oi October, 1928.
r..,. JAMES PLEAsANTs. Jun.
blue e-e,, snd las down look when oopvsr>ed with
{ \ uhA NIthi f0ppahannocE, Essex county court
held ine 21st day OF July, 1925
George X nclsu, TlOnia, Furcuson and George Rich
merchants ana partners trading under the Gran fruson
ana H'sh, Piaial65,
Lewis 'oweron, an'or Of Charles Iiowertop dec and
the s"'d Lewis HowernS IN his right. Betsy err
.ooi naioue iowetton John BOughton and Nancy
BoucAor his vile, AMI Jnhu BDugban aud Frances his
wife "h'ch said Nancy and Frances before marriage were
The decree ns IN this cause of the 7th April ls2S be-
lag returned duly executed the defendants e1cept
heritage Howerion, and the defendants s failing 10 az.
pear ant the plpioTt ill o. ia a.c:;o,, al III.
plaintiffs y their attorney Il ordered hy the rouri aud
accordingly deere ell that the said decr ni,i he made 1
soutci aud u j. further decreei ordered that Levi.
Howe "dnior o Charles How eron dec seie an sc-
OF his administration ~ the sad Charles t,sr,o,
dee before The master commissioner uf ibis court who ia
reui'td TO report lie this court together viii,
any matter he may deem pertinent or either tsrty
vay require. ~
4 copy-Te,ie, WI. p. MATTHEW'S. q.
Ooh"niSi0nfy's 16Ice, Teypasannoct, q
The parties interested are desired 10 tss na,.e ,b}t
n, "gos,s9 The ia gay o. oycer og % cow
going order Of Essex court on which dny The, arc required
% attend at my office IN his place such vuuref and
LAWRENCE MUSE,
,cooer ~. wow ia, Com tssey co"rt
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CARRIAGES.

THE Subscriber resnrns HE
49,. - thank. 90 his friends ahl tfs pull
<rsye - ic generally. for gnry liberal
80 - ~ - encouragement he has receive!
- ~. - for number Of bach. asa
Informs them fhsf 10 has uoig
readv,nud VII continue 90 Keep good &c e
riaCe and gigs for sale his mandatory mie west
oi Petersburg Va which or durability, neatress nhd go.
ness OF materials, will be- warranted equal any work
from the philadelphia market. ard ~ prices low
Of The Kind be obtained from that ty ahieh
uquas'ionay has The preference to any other place
United States Tor ven made CARRIAGES.
a. supple olthe above WORK viii De Kept fos
sale opposite the Union Hotel u Petersburg. Va.
STERLING WOODWARD
- Orders from part OF the country. addressed to
Poplar Grove post Office DrV ddie couuty Yatih be n
tended tONeiih puuctGaiity aud dispatch.
Poplar Gryvt. May g fif-wl2SB
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b'O Mh'ihH fsn,is VOse, A inrId Vose ADD Jnn- I1e
eii4ens and inhabitants or TIE tate %, New YORK Ben.
ah D. DibeTt aud sally his wifi, citizens and
ol ''e s'e oi New hampshire, AND Mary She pherd c
zen aho nhahnant OF tie state of hisssachyseit>:
l"~e notice that shall! Turseay fI. 25th az Noveu
su heAt ~ ne house OF John Madison. town OF
ossi county OF Nelson, and Wig nia proceed
10 iahr the deposOrs John Eui ank Nelson An, rson
anu oers, which when teken intended to he read as
sf4urLce on the hearing aud suit in Cbauccrv
depemng IN The Court of tle nired States Tor The 6n5
circuit aHd Eastern District of Virginia, wherein YOU ar.
e,pIPlshen' a"d "e ae defendants: and YOU are fur
.nef -Nd mat we shall on Monday f s. dnv Of ge-
ceioer next 40 The Eagle Hotel The cit, OF Richmond
1u stare o. Frgn'a take the deposition cf william d.
iattot, AMI perhaps other, which is also ineId,d to i
suit Yours &c. pE't'u,,,sr N"'"'e'y
'''o''r ~ i6--wfwt JAMES NONTGuNFRV
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The Missouri lntelligencer Of September 9th
says, that the express, who brought the intelli-
gence of the success ofColonel Leavenworth's
expedition, states, that rumor prevailed at
Fort Atkinson, before he left there, that alter
me descent of our troops, General Ashley was
killed by the Indians.
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DANvILLE, October 9.-On Wednesday
morning the lst inst we had the first white
frost this fall; there was a small one, the morn
log preceding, hut to do no iniury.-We IN
derstand that great deal of Tobacco in this
neiSbbourhood, as well as in the adjacent
Counties, was entirely destroyed. The great
er part of the Tobacco, in this part of the
country, was late in consequence ofthc drought
IN the spring, and very few Of the planters had
secured their crops-we trust the loss is not
as great as was at first anticipated.
+ Roanoke Sent
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GGXEES&ss&
Lottery s, Exchange Office, ia .uarket,u


~ COHEN'S " Lottery Gazette aud re- psterr Which IN
published every week. will contain official lists of eac
drawing of the Grand State Monument lotteries AMI
viii he forwarded gratis TO all no purchase their tick
al COHEA'S OFFICE. Those tho wish To receive ,be
heg,ster wiz mention II when they their orders
pursuance ~ deed ct tiUSt the suhSrre.
ny john Reid, es bearing date the MAY 1892 ard
recorded IN The court OF Campbell county, the purpo,
OF sscoring ihenasment u suniry debts the concer,
OF william Garland H. Mitchell OF the ciiy Richmend
sha ON Alnnay lhe lIth day Cf November next if fair
NOT Tue next fair uaYroceed to sell the islest III
der nj public auction cash. The following valuable l
aud personal estate, much thereof may he ,un
necessary IN executing the trust one land ON which
he S"id John heid resides lying Failing river in the
county OF Campbell and purchased by The said Rrd of ID.
he Nnnert Aexander containing 400 othr tract
apoining the above named and running Up hil creek
containing 500 One other tract a Joining t- or,
pu chased Of the heirs Of William Jones dec containp,r
- acres The above lands adjoining, orn aui told ar
extremely valuable estate, containing good portion ug
river h,tomthe upland generally of ipro, cable quality
no buildings comfortable dwelling House. honr
ha'n AMI other essay oUi-houscAso the follow mo
slaves Ahrahan' "a waggoner aud ais wife Amy Peter.
"a hl'cLsuiish) Squire Molly.
ne sale VIII take place nj the >orehou>e uf Mr. Reid IN
tit rst named OF land Such title as is vested In he
undefsi sued VIII be Conveyed.
JOHN o. LEFTWICH, Trustee
Lgnchhtre, October I a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-14

The Political Hoyse Rnce, long essay on the ensuing
Presidential election has been published in many of
prin and received with considerable eclat y the public
The Wig IF Dscord" assured from the best
thory, will shortly from the same pen writ
err who is gentleman OF talents, and high standing
the legal profession, is by birth virgnian
lLsesbtTg Genius Of Liberty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-14

~ new paper IS To appear Washingon to styled
Tie Wahs'sioH Sentinel" suppon The claims of Mr
Clay IL Is advertised Ia appear the 18Th inst StGt
niiatS unbTa lie Editors names NOT announced.
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FOR LlVERpOOL.

TEttN To tie address nf Messrs. Maufy Latham and
--.f[s- co. Uiii liberty NJ consignment tie well know
'ni'-lor siip GLIDE, Brnnmin Pierce jun commander
tsitcet at Nnrs n eight or ten days 1T farthei iron
Liverpool Tor freight ca passage applv to
ROBERT POLLARD & SON.
nichmcpd. October H. deff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-14

At General Meeting of the Republican
Young Men of the city and County Of New
York, convened at Tammany Hail. on
Thursday evening, the 9th instant, pursuant
tornotce, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resoiued, That we deem it proper in the
approaching Presidential election, as the most
sure means of ascertanng the public will, that
the choice OF electors be made directly by the
People.
ReSolred, That we approve of the system
Oi caucus nomination, as the most effrctua |
mode of concentrating opinion, and giving
union and 'gour To the republican party.
Resoiued, That we anticipate with confidence
That the republican meinbars of Congress will
discharge their duty 10 their country, by nomi-
oating for the high Office of President of the
United States, a democratic republican, whom
lac people may recognize as disciple of the
Jefferson School
Rtsetyed, That the foregoing resolutions be-
signed by The Chairman aud Secretary, and
published. p. J GILBERT, Chairman.
j. GREENwuuD, Spc'ry.
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.dARSAALS SALE

pursuance OF decree OF te superior court of chancerv
vt Toe nIehnond district propuuAcCd the 18th day
OF February iSP5 IN the oC Clarke Pcasauis shalt
Oh nonaN The 10Th dHy Of November next offer Tor ale 10
r ish' = bidder al public auction for cash on tho pre
es tract OF land lying in the coupiy eocchland o,
' "'.erS {" ravsrsm creek, known bN tie name tl.
rest fact Al icins the O
OF WIN He PleasHnIs by Isaac W Peasants escept fnv
acres u" aid tract cold y ain Isaac PleaSauis To lanes
PleaSSnis jr which said hy taken Gom that
ya "i he tract Adjoining The anas of Picasantx
at otreTs ;, leaving 270 offered for sneSa.
o connrnce q, IL o'clock. Should the named ,i.y
prove To Ice nHiar the sale III he the first lair ,av
neIfa'er SUNDAY excepted. The land described
es III an agreeable neighborhood within mile VI James
'Sr ANA within % miles Ot the city al iichmoEdis wei
waercu, and has good for ihe
lion OF Iaa,i., all in good cOudiiisn.
). QUADRANT, NJ. s. g. c. Il. D.
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spllL be solo Ia 'ts highest biddsr on Monday N. = 1l
w ZVlh inst al tue late residence REUBEN Ian
sefSey' necr"sed on Church liil. ali lis M and
h'he" iin carriage and IarMess "a par al
young an" Wen matched nUrSes, riding end q,
hyn Terms Tor all sums s 20 six months
credit undo tiat sum, cash.
r Al the and place The a "a ell;p bo,, Mn
NC go, cur, " ,'i one year. by the Ertcsor.
~ ili lee hireG oui until Tie the present wear
privately ii they ii will be ser u q: e b ,
ndder ON the day OF sale the following negroes TO VII, wo
s'i maie house servants ONT ~! hicn L. eoo' csui.g
nrNer apa ear'ener-and woman no is ~ Good cnss
washer and rOner. JrI. - 100
October ~. - '"'
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MIR. GALI,ATIN

The following letter from Mr.. Gallatin TO
the Fayelte committee of vigilance puts 10 rest
the question as Ia his sentiments in relation To
the contest for Governor:
Springhill, Fayette County, Sept. %, 1928.
GENTLEMEN Il had the hsnur To receive
your letter OF the eth instant. 1t was not my
intention 10 take an active part in the APP
preaching election for governor of the state !;
nor had | supposed that my opinion on tina,
subject could be thought of any Importance
But | have 10 hesitation in repeating TO YOU
what | have explicitly declared to every ,iti-
zen of the county, who has made the same
enquiry, that considering Mr. Shulze as the
republican candidate, intend TO vote foI him,
and wish that he may be elected.
have the honor to be. gentlemen, your
most obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Thomas MKibbn. Esq. and The other members
mittee, Brownsville.
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TO THE EDITORS.

Homage is due the memory great men If then vo,
think proper 10 insert the article concerning sIrou
Carnowh'e You III inid in the payer here added,
will very much ob.isr l.
SEalat0s Cek N.
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MaryiaHd With much regret we have to
oehe'e inat the hate elections in this state make
probable that orr constitution will rot be
amended, As proposed, al the next session. by
1"INlng out the religious lest required Of mem-
ocfs Of The legislature and others appointed to
yhiee. u is shame that, at this enlightened
S'y aud ~ this free country, an attempt should
made, by government, to force the cOu-
sS'ences Of men, in matters If faith, or prescribe
'"e dulles which they owe to their creator.
[.Viirs Register
'uerieo.--It is stated that The new goserR-
I I,Fh' has agreed with the agent of Barclay
ilrrrlpg and Richardson, Of London, for .
'oan OF twenty millions &C dollars, " AZ 20 per
seo'a The first million TO be paid in six
'"Oh'hs, aud the remainder in monthly pay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-14

Major William Bradford is stated to have
beers elected delegate TO Congress from the
Territory of Arkansas. by a majority of ZIG
votes over II. w. Conway, Esq. Mr.. Bates,
the late delegate, it is said, was not candi-
date.
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100000 NSaET,A@ s,

with those ufrinor brliancy 10 lOoon
5000, 5000, sc. The drawing will be rontin,ei an
Thursday after next, the 25d inst. a usual
TICKET SIS may produce :, 1OO00o
HALE at so may produce $1,000
QUARTER at rs taay produce 25OO1
EIGHTH at 81 NAV produce 1850
az For sale. warranted mrdrawD. M
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Mr.. CLAY, understand, was so unwell as to
be unable to attend the Federal Court at CO.
iumbus this September term / am Informed
his friends are much alarmed al the state of
his health. Heis reported tn labour under an
affection of the liver. Cincinnati Press.