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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-24
che Arts aMO &ctfurfS,
LEECHES.

Few practitioners in this part Of the
country are aware of the immense util-
ity Of the application of Ieeches in cas-
es Of local congestion and inflammation.
In our cities they are used much more
freely than in the country and that our
brethren who are not acquainted with
the facilities afforded in our practice by
these animals, may judge Of the estima-
ton in which they are held among US,
we would inform them that our neigh
bour paid his apothecary thirty-six dol
lars for the leeches alone which were
used in his family the past year.
The cause Of the iDfrequency Of their
use in the country, is, we apprehend,
the difficulty which attends the applica-
ton of them. The part to which they
are to be attached should first be thor
.oughly washed with warm water and
meal, until the matter Of perspiration,
or the effluvia Of any medicated liquid,
is entirely removed. 1t should then be
wiped dry, and bathed for few mo-
ments in warm milk and water, and
then rubbed with small piece Of raw
fresh beef; adozen punctures should
next be made with lancet, just deep
enough to draw blood, and the phial
which contains the animals in pure wa
ter, should be presented. By holding
it a few moments, they will be found to
attach themselves readily, and much
time and trouble be saved which must
inevitably be wasted if the ordinary
method is pursued. Med. Intel.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-24

Some praters are so full of their own
gable, and so fond Of their own discori,
that they would not suspend their etc.
nal monotonies, to hear the wit of She
idan, or the point Of Swift one might
as wei attempt to stop the saw ola
task-working stone-cutter, by the meb-
dies of an Golian harp. Others agan
there are, who hide that ignorance in j.
lent gravity that these expose by silly
talk but they are so coldly correct
and so methodically dull, that any l.
tempt to raise the sIumbering sparks 81
genius by means of such instrumens,
would be to stir up a languishing re
with poker of ice. There is a third
class, forming great majority. beinj
heavy compound Of the two former, md
possessing many Of the properties peu-
liar to each; thus they have just ipo-
rance enough TO talk. amongst fools, and
just sense enough to be silent amongst
wits. But they have no vivacity in
themselves,nor relish for it in another-
10 attempt to keep up the ball of c,n.
Versatlon with such partners, would 1e
to play game of fiVes against a bedof
feathers.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-24

The first symptoms Of this horrid dis
ease are generally accompanied by an
irritating cough, which arises from the
excoriation of that beautiful and delicate
structure, the lining of the air tubes,
which no medicine can possibly reach ;
these excavations aggravated by the
cough, gradually degenerate into open
and destructive ulcers, whereas the fun
igation coming in immediate contact with
these excavations or perhaps small ul-
GERS, it heals them, the cough ceases,
the patient gains strength, and ultimately
recovers."
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-24

The Fly Cateher.--A correspondent Of
the Morning Post, apparently an anna
teur in Ay-killing, describes two modes
of killing flies-the first is by inducing
them 10 perish over the effluvia of soft
soap in water; but the second, which
he says is " an amusing plan," is to drug
them with sugared pepper in milk, on
slipping which "they spin up perpendic-
ularly, and fall dead"
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-24

Pulmonary ConsumptiOn.--In the in
cipient, and indeed in more advanced
stages of this unhappy complaint, the in
haling Of the fumes arising from the
burning Of composition, the basis Of
which is supposed to be common tar,
has been Of singular utility. A Mr..
Timewell, Of Poole, DoTsetshire, has
employed it with extraordinary success
the modus opsrGndi he thus explains {:
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-24

The following very beautiful Passage is tax
en- from Rev. Mr.. Buckminster's Right
hand Of fellowship at the ordination Of
Rev. Charles Lowell, in Boston, in 1906.
Is there not, amidst all the varieties
OF discipline and faith, enough left Us in
common to preserve unity Of spirit ?
What though the globes, which COM
pose our planetary system are at soa,e-
times nearer than at others, both to one
another and to the sun, now crossing
one another's path, now eclipsing one
another's light, aud even sometimes ap-
Pearing to. our short-sighted vision to
have wandered irrecoverabIy, and to
have gone of into boundIess space yet
do we. not know that they are still
reached by some genial beams of the
central light, and continue, in their Wild
est alterations, to gravitate to the same
point in the system? And may we not
believe that the great Head ofthe church
has always dispensed, through the nu.
merous societies of Christeudom, por-
ton of the healing influences of his re-
ligion; has held them invisibIy together,
when they have appeared 10 be rush
ing fartherest asunder; and through all
the order and confusion, conjunction
and opposition, progress and decline of
churches, has kept alive in every com
munlOn supreme regard to his authtr-
ity, when clearly known, as common
principle Of relation to him and to ole
another?
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-24

raised him. He carried in his mouth
crown piece; so that his assailants bit
him terribly, when he could not retail
ate. His situation was a trying one.
So running Immediately to conceal his
crown in a neighbouring walk, he re-
turned fiercely and routed them.-Af-
ter this scuffie our champion went back,
breathless, to recover his money-but
some officious knave had taken it away.
The distressed creature returned, drag
ging his tail between his legs, and hold
ing HE ear to the ground. He was
traversing the streets sadly, when he
heard the chinking Of silver-the clerk
of a rich banker was just counting out
the contents of some bags of silver, in q
hall on the ground floor.
The arch creature profited by his
good fortune to retrieve his loss In an
instant he leaped through the open
window, seized the crown which was
wanted, departed as quickly as he came,
and succeeded, in spite Of the, blows of
the servants, in performing his mission.
This is remarkable enough in brute.
1t was thus that the Spaniel avoided the
punishment he would otherwise have
received. His master, however, being
informed of the circumstance, forgave
him; but he took care to make him, the
next day, carry to the banker another
crown, in'the place of that he had taken
aWaV,
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-24

Al Clare Assizes, strolIing beggar,
named LaughIin, was found guilty Of
manslanghter, in frightening Miss Stack
pole, an elderly lady, to death. Know
ing that she had great dread oftyphus
fever, he went to her house, seised her
by the wrist, and with q view ofextort-
ing something, told her that his clothes
belonged to a person who died Of that
disease. The fright was SO greet, as to
occasion her death in few hours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06
BANK oFLOUIsTANA.

At meeting ofthe Directors of this Insti-
tuition, held yesterday morning Benjamin
Story, Esq. was unanimously elected Presi-
dent Joseph Sanl, Esq. unanimously appoint
ed Cashier; Hugh X Gordon, Esq Notary
ana Samuel Lisermore, Esq, Counsel.
The Bank Of Louisiana, after strong on
position from certain class Of people in this
city, has so far succeeded in its organization
as to appoint Directors, President and a
Cashier. We see in this institution one of
the abisst safeguards Of the peoples rights and
prosperity. Those citizens who have been
weak enough to oppose it either acted from
erroneous impressions, ~r from wish to de-
press The value ofreai property and the credit
o Q, 'hs state. But the great work is achieved
The Bank Of Louisiana assumes her rank in
the monied institutions of Louisiana and If
we are not greatly mistaken, will, in a short
time, be the life and soul Of the trade of the
West. For the information Of strangers. we
VIII state that the present Board Of Directos
IS composed of men Of wealth, standing snd
experience, and in whom this communists re-
poses great confidence.
Its Capital s4,O00,O0o.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06
Vatuubie Properiu for .SoIc

~ " 4.
Rf virtue OF the last will and testament of D., ,,,
uec. ia'e OF Fort Mcnu and with the consa VIZ
49, " enn seateeS, shall on the day OF Ssn,enhne
u ,hr NOT the next fair day thereafter sell q, n,',i
go, " 'ne gne'i bidder ON .he emises th,t yaiun,
eon.y kT ~ ~ The name Of Port cou, situate in ths
Ssr w EssI immediately upon the RappaLaopock 81;
49,, Hi'eS Deow Fort Royal. The trsct roo,.n.
sh;h i,.sen bundled acres eight hundred acres Of
Corr WILL Iahd We'll adapted 10 Ibe growh Of Indian
" NC no estate upon the river nossesss.
s h aays.sgss than s the houses are eomodos
nu ~ cogoiioole repair The terms VIII hs -. oe;
essh or IRE Isl day of January next and the niia
S J indictments 10 carry interest," from The &C., ds
r s.uNIy, Is<o nj whsei time possession will he ,
ne purchaser VIII be permitted seed bea, @
"a me ISL Gay OF September next-bond with a
security, with deed Of trust upon lbr I.nJ p
required foe the ultimate payment. '"e ''"a VIII DE
August6. PITS -. mf 10y Ex'or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06
GSREE N25S

Imsry ana Excbange-oce, III Market street Bs,t;mor
,C.r,, vi. great capital prizes IN Born TIE LAST
go, rs were also Sold ana uAer. nno,.
rri's race been obtained than any otaer O6ges in
~ oAnERS ought to be as soon ss possible
49,. ~ distance may az all times with roniarpc. ,o,
W"" 'heir reil.itaDces Ia COHEN'S OFFICE for ~ a.
order ~ me seheme should he wren lher
mail. "''' oe returned by The hrst
from any part Of the United States either nv mai,
Po:. paris OF by private yance enclosing The
Pre- iekets' will meet The prompt and nunr,,
aueh'ion as IL on personal application ~ fA"''"a'
3r To prevail mistakes be very oartc,a- i, a,, !.
J. L. COHEN, Jr.
n cour.,, Sec'ry to the Managers Baltimore
Lottery Castle Register which I.
pi1 ~ reg9'ary nfter each drawing wiz conain ,hs
" Their wish 10 receive the same p''"N" VINO sighi'
baltimore jay %, 1924 ~, ...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06
PRESIDENTIAL.

AT meeting of the friends of William III
Crawford, for President and Albert GaIlstip
Tor Vice President, held at Tuscaloosa, Ala
bama. on the 26th June, an electoral ticket
was formed and recommended to the support
OF their friends in Alabama, composed of
Gen. Juo. F. Everett, of Mobile,
Boiling Hall, Esq. of Antauga.
DR.. Thos Fearn, of Huntsville.
Matthew Clay. Esq. Of Lawrence.
Hon. Hume r. Field, oil Tuscaloosa.
A correspondent remarks, There are now
three strong tickets before the people of Ala
bama, and il is quite uncertain which will pre-
van. Three months ago, contest was consi-
dered hopeless in favor of two Of them-now
II Is considered nearly equal in favor Of each. !"
.tashuille Whig.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06
tsfe''sire Distribution Of prizes & con1inuoI;o,,
OF GREAT SUCCESS Ar
COHEN'S OFEICE-RHTTJ,,O

VIE unparalleled success, which has brreofar .,,s..
sun eoniinues-In the Grand Lottery. which %,
completed last month, the HIGHEST in The Scheme Sns
'e or i@saccrlng GRAND CAPITALS
a. No. 1881 the grea, prze of One Hundred rbovso.
sold a. Cohen's Office in Shares.-One Hall bsii
IN O.awi9rd county, Gecrgs; One Quarter in Eamom;ar
'irg"innud tue other Qu,rer in Savannah deer
1T ~ No. so2a, Capital Prize of Twenty thousand
held IN Northampton county, CaroIipa One Quarter ~
S"r,ok' Virginn, aud the other Quarter at New Lisbon
,o =; NO. 20 Capital Of Ten thousand Dollars also
on Ne res a, Cohess ohiee-.Oee Halt In King
o Jetsey One Quarter in ShebyviIIe Teupessee
vns Eighth In Warren,on, N. cnrona and i,e o,h,,
e. No q $780, capital Of Five thousand Dollar. .,.,
so'u IN shares at Oohcns ofce-one Hall in Kcbn I
One Eighth In Rensselaer, New York, and .be .
ne other Prizes in the Scheme smaller depom;,,,,
This splendid deai6n e e section Of the Union
astonishing success attending purchases mnae ~, we
Sges bot IS also remarkable fron, the Of
ahS = LUZ except Eighth of 5000 Dollars
Of e avs been Instantly paid in CASH
arg recnested TO hand {. for psymep
s pnsse Z? cohsus Office where the cash is ready woi,
- The Tickets and Shares ef the s,o,, J,,,.x -,
ed 10 now our pGfpar"g; and will sh the present.
ponu,a ,Ss we soc; their attention patriotic anI
Washington Monument L.oueyu
soon De finished having only six drawings remain VIZ!
complete 1.-THE Capitals still undrawn are ~
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
10000 Dollars i,oOOs &c.
10000 Dollars all pa, abb. in C,sb
M9Sr,,W ar tue complexion of the WAsIslNGfos
~ T. the Managers claim assistance from ,. ~;
W tof United States In general; for ,bnu.h -; ~
auder w, bel pride may he 10
"a, now so happy and Aourishrg should in he 1,n.'s
80, whN ZONE IS our CoIumn iii, n,
,o'. we naa WASHINGTON. that OF Rome aasv -
" pr srt the memory of TRAJAN. ~" 1oe'
Halves ~ G S.",'s's rs
To be had, warranted u,dr,wnn s''"S gu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06
OMITTED ARTICLE.

...,...., CuiPspey, Juxs n, 1924
meeting has been held in this County as wei ne g.,
hat OF fsuquier, IN which Gen JACK son has been rer
mended as President and Of their resonsion
mas gone the round OF the newspapers manner csc
lated TO convey the idea that large portion OF The
we're partial 10 Geo. Jackson as President. r'pe
Dot believing this ides be erroneous and be,;.~;
urner mat theoniy object Of these meetings. under s
sanction OF respectable names, Is an impression
distance think " duty Of mr. Crawfords frieods 81
es''oy ihe Illusion have had considerable opuor.n;
:. showing the sentiments Of the people in those Two
on the Presidential question: and have taken some
p,ind 4. ihat sentiment The result upun ms
~. - a', Except with very few, Crawford v mi az
~ voc supP0'te this Congressional dtsfcs Tset s,p n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

New ORLEANS, June l7.-Thomas B. Ko-
bertsoo, Esq. Governor of this State, has been
appointed Judge of the United States Dis
trct Court. in the room ofthe late John Dick.
deed. This information is contained in LET.
tiers from our Representatives in Washington
City. We understand Governor Robertson
has determined not to accept the appointment
while he is Chief Magistrate of the State.
(.qdverfisev.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06
DISSOLUTION

VIE CopartneTship heretofore existing under the 6rr,
OF seha,d John ID. Moon, dissolved ON the rst
nsy oI nay Ias by mutual consent. All persons having
n ~ against Richard Moon Co and Richard a John
" are requested 10 call Richard Moon }oy p.y
,eh ne having purchased the entire nterest Of John n
"oon W ssn concern Those Indebted 10 either of HE
n,ms VIII make Payment Richard oon with ax
a; LAY ~ possible, he being alone authorized 10 re.
se'Ve tue same and grant accniiisuces " "
RICHARD MOON, Cr)
c..,..-,, a.. JOHN d. MOON.
scot,svilie Aibenarie, February fs fs7s
- " AZ persons holding cIans against Richard Moo, L.
oo. or Richard John ID. Moon hereby nof;6sd 80,
ues steps are taken forthwith eoerce payment sh"
c9nshef myself eSooerated from all responsihin 81
p'esd ibis notice 10 bar indiscriIoinateIy '' '"'
A,he,v,.n. ~, oz 80. JOHN d. MOON.
1''f 81 IeE7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

Mrs. Jane Wussn, widow of James J. Will
son, deceased, received commission from IL.
Post Master General, on Friday last, APPOINT
ing her Post Master at Trenton, n tb~piace of
her deceased husband. The sppe;fmsot, we
believe, has given universal satissttop..
Emporium.
: u NOT this wrong in 80 respects, Osght Mt
Wilson who vgs Edssr Of = newspaper g." Troe
Amef'eap') 70 haze been Postmaster? sd ought
female to be rppoiated 10 efce5 lHairer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06
l CARD.

DH SMITHS compliments totbe Editors OF the Enquir
er and obliged them the offer prfIed 20 the
sgned "humous" published in their paper OF The 9Th
July ofhis offer, however not intended TO Jake sd
vantage, so fer at least DR.. g. concerned as President
OF VIM Mary coIIegeDr S. is OF course responsible to
hrs Official superors ndvduslhe has his account 10
render TO far different tribunal bat neither In ne nrs
capacity nor the other will he forced into
paper sitercoos partiesisrIy with anonymous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06
THE LEGIsIATIlRr


Inc number Of ,adviuua!s ~ mo have air.adv No..
Teoosu 70 Albany % atieud the extra me etng Of Inc
,vs. M VI 9nonoay, 10 incalculsbe. Not ONLY
,;on ;,, ,esm ooss yesterday crowded 10 sufocs-
uon, win the members of both houses and cu,,nn.
out we understand that many perso ms from ,ba ,'
VINO had come TO visit the springs, have hen, ,h..;,
s ss% SCI :. the capitol expse,ing doubt to he
The New-Yo'k Gazette, speaking OF III. s., 81,
o, the Legislature Of that Safe, which wa. IN ,aI
P's 20 ron on Monday, remarks
On, ms fn Is altogether political messur., growing
=; ~, nc approaching presidential election and I,
NJ x%oo, oy he result, 10 affect Tie pIospecls of
aoaris or Mr.. Crawford for the ures;dsncs y
for law Ia. now oe the great centre Of ATTRACTION
E..ns unys, snd we doubt not but the Tavern
keepers VIII be the greatest gamers. ' '''e'"
... Ansre are Two points which may occupv the
attentlon OF the legislature. One Il ,bs COO
sututionaIIfy OF the present call ofstbe T.ss;s
"' he o'ner Is the electoral law. If In.
%" % decided TO be unconstitutional and I'M
p,ope'' 'nen u IS unnecessary to take IN the
ness can be transacted. "o JUST
1t IS scarcely necessary to go into
ment TO prove the present call To- he ',n a'su-
tu,ional--ItIs so considered by eyerv rs.ao,
able man. oo'y reason
10 form just idea Of the powers confsrraa
ny tne constitution, reference must no ~,
10 me Intentions ofthat body which f,.m'd
Inc instrument. Now, although it is apparcn,
tnat the Governor has the right Of calling an
extra session Of the Legislature, yet it never
wan be commended that this great and soIemn
privilege and prerogative was conferred mon
u, .ne Governor to be exercised at his caprice.
10 guard against such dangerous coostruc-
uons' u was considered necessary to give this
power 10 the Governor only IN {" eztraordina
occasions. Every thing turns upon this
word" extraordinary" Is this an extraord;'
nary occasion contemplated w the constitu-
fionS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06
OYERSEER WA NTE6

nr near Petersburg, wishes TO en,pIov =,
banS Wsere ne viii work between twenty naa biry
sin"Is Or m.rs 70 engage middle aged man. ei,Ier
bs OF asaa sed Write and Keep
pain, sober, Industrious and borss-tn snct
wiz oe given, and none other need apply us.
qualifications. f'u as 10 Character and
mayGe,d. Aos,.,s 100, Z. o. GOODWIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

- eoo0 ~useo M seaS9 " NY DlIIlu U(|y(lI
psrsue With regard to>the removal ofths College Dr. a.
wen knew would excite the bitter feelings Of many who
would suppose themselves to be thereby
ssgrevsd. The hsssy ebusus Of these feeliss, when
noness snosgh erroneous, Dr. g. readily forgive Even
""eee CHARITY Itself can furnish neither excuse nor pati
as be 10 that whenever welfare OF the Col
se was a stake be has eKered the best abilities which
maker has endowed him supported moreover az he has
happiness Of being by the appreciation of those
the law has very properly constituted his supervisors
eonuucs Of DR.. g. would form but poor commentary
upon those sublime preeepts morality which IL Is h
"'y 10 neulcsse upon others, be not contemplate.
the Idle ratings ofin,erest Ignorance malice
IeeoA''' "es'moreland county, soth July, 1894.
tComnmnicafedl
rresn IN the morn, the summer rose
xynnhgs w'thering ere ts n0on
W. scarce enjoy the balmy pift
p,roD" , mourn the pleasure gope.
psui-A Mount Pi.gsh the residence of the late 81
i.,. IN Ming William the morning OF the PA ~
July, OF most painfully protracted nnla.iy NJ
year OF her age. ' W "'s'morefano, IN the 2sth
In In vain skiipd medicine tries her h-,IinS ~,
disease. long foe, intrenehes nj her beare
e,ueeo were the qualities Of this u,os nm,bte T..
M the relative duties ni life she stood
sonsp'cuons this dispensntion has ieft yniJ ~ h.
hvr "any friends which time and resignation ao @ 9"
consolation can offer ae mir I'd, md ,rot a..
nusoasd? It's faith disarms
lock with triumph on the tomb "' oe"e'e "hd
Tan moi on Earth, twill pierce thee torbe hear,
"a broken Reed mt best hut on a spear
on us sharp point peace bieeis and hone OF ,;r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

,OhmlfIED TO the Jail of Pendleion Conay 90 a..
I, I h; cay Q, April last as RunswaySa negro
ca's nhhseif rO5 and he belongs TO John finn,
pe,eys OF SPottsyiyania county Va Said Sss
a. n,gn, light icn we'll set two Sears on bis
npoVe ,he let eye and the Other under the rob,
sye, ana about Is years sfage. His clothing whom com
eu consisted Of two pair Jeaoes psataIoons one of
ps @ ue oner yeiios'i and old shirt Of coarse linen
n OF SAID negro is requested come forward
lily ms properly pay charges add take him away or he
VIII oe dealt With as the law directs ~ ~
Asgua6. az ,sn,lof'
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no UOALERS.

WILL Ia negro fellow 81 or 2 years old x t., O - .,
,ocn ,s hgh slender made, dark complexion thin
,s MI, very iory re'0 left plantation In Lanes
,ef District 20 about the I2,b OF April lest He ,s
~ Le~is Charles of Yorh Comfy va 20 sIr VIII
am Fuller, 81 whom bought him, s!pou, fovr yesrs"nn
IL is hSeiy that he has returned TO his native ago
- 10 some jan On the way Any information OF hin, shall
NC "oera'y re~arded-Pisase direct Liberty Hill s. G.
A,o,s,s JOHN GOOCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

NAVAL.-We understand that Captan
Jacob jones has been appointed one Of III.
Navy Commissioners. The Board s now com
posed of Capt. William cambridge, as Presi
dent, and Captains Jones and Morris. We
also learn that Captain Isaac Chauncey will
take command of this station. IT IL rumoreJ
that Captain James Barron or Captain James
biddle will be appointed 10 the command of
the Philadelphia station. nv Y. Ggz
:, The Postmaster General and lady passed
through this city OH Saturday, on their way To
the Springs. rGayy :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

mr. John g. Barbour has authorised the Editor Of the
Warrenon eazette 70 contradict the ruour Of his an
pontneni as Minister 90 excoand that he has
never oicied OF received that any other
We are compelled to omit several Obituary Notices
WEIGH WIN meet with respectful attention In merit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

meeting OF number OF the freeboIders of Psuo,;sr
nov may NOT ststed) was held Wsenion on the 2sih
of me purpose OF adopting promoting the
election OF j. Q. Adams-Mr robert Brent was called 70
ne . ens,, anu NJ Thomas p KnoI appointed Secretary
me meeting passed resolutions asserting the superor
tensions OF Mr. Asnd appointed Committee consis,ing
OF msssrs, " Brent Il p: Knox Noah M'rnter John Muir
ray john olasse and John Man Correspond with other
committees which may be formed in this state TO pr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-06

BY the Hartford Times we learn, that an
unpledged ticket will be formed in Connect
cut, in opposition to the one recommended
by the members Of the legislature.
ticket for electors, favourable to General
Jackson, has been formed in Ohio.