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large aud respectable portion Of the citizens Of
Cumberland, aniniaied by that enthusiastic love Of
liberty characterize Of the American peupie,
dor 10 commemorate the birth day Of our injepen-
tence, and to cherish the earliest Of
revolution, repaired Saturday the Sd Of July
Spring previously selected Cor the occasion:
The Declaration of Independence was first read
handsome aud appropriate reu,arks. Alter pariak-
ing OF a sumptuous dinner, and tho cloth heing
moved, Mr.. B. b. Woodson acted AS Prcsident, end
DR.. Stephen e. Farrar, MS Vice President. The fol-
lowing poem was read, and received with much APP
pIause:
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MAS committed TO Jail q The county Henrico on
w tic 12th Nav 1924, as runaway negro named
peory-te states that hired the present year TO
Mr. Jordan Smith Of Chesterfield county, by Mr. Edward
Freud ~ whom be belongs Said runaway is about Is
wears old dark complexion feet five SIR inches high
with no particular a,ark disecverabe. The owner
come prove property, charges ana take him
away OF he will be dealt with according 70 law.
10Y JOHN L. TATE, ID. s.
Cor whtsu Price, He
yoi, H. y1--vi9
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LKEASUhf DEPARTMENT., June "A, 1924.
is hereby given to the pr"prrtors OF the per
thai books will opened M the Treasury Of the
United states and at the several Loan OH the first day
Of July sex to Continue until the first day OF Oct0
her thereafter for receiving sue parts
sad Stock rs snail ON the day Of subscriptions stand
the BOOKS OF the Treasury and in the LoanOces
respectively pursuant 1 the provisions of the Act ofCon
gress passed the 2sh OF May, 1924 entitled An Act to
asthorise the Secretary of the Treasury exchange
Slot hearing an interest half per cent for
CERTAIN STOCKS bearing an interest at six per cent"
he subscriptions may be made 10y prorietors Of the
ctoek ener IN person hy their attoraies duly autbo
rze 10 subscribe and transfer United States The
Ceruncates areto be surrendered the time Of making
tue SUBSCRIPTION WM. III. CRAWFORD.
July 2. I6-is,O
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NOI'ICE

by virtue ola deed Of trust executed us by Thomas
d Taylor and Lucy w. his wife and in obedience 10 n
district we shall ruseec pr coed To sell public
,. - Thur.day the I'D day Of July next At the residence
s ,ss sd rov,or all hts Household K Kitchen Furnure
(our wheel Carriage and pair of Horses, miich
COWS &c NC &C. Tor cash 20 all sums under f5O and
anon credit Of "a aud 20 months all above $50
the purchaser give bond and security With deed
upon the property 10 secure the purchase money.
w.. w. HOOTES,l
j.. WARw1CK,i Trustees
I'D IfAHVlE, }
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EENTKAL HOTh'L.

OEIN L Ithb IIOI z -
HAVING leased the Central Hotel IN t'.s place o'
- term Of years, am prepared accom-. Hcnnte IRA
seefs. viii take in Boarders by the week, L~ntn oI
seH on nloerae terms This establishment IS IN eI.c
t"r, OF The town and convenient TO those travelling tNthe
W,ngs, being on the street leading 60 The University o.
Charlottesville, Juae q, f3z-s.
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The editors Petersburg InelIigencer Norfolk
Herald will insert the above three times EACH and send
their the Chamber!as Of the City Of Richmond
for
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[rRon the sArrosAL rsrrLLrcrwcrs1

We supposed we had published ali die laws of the
last session oil Congress, bat, on examination, we
6nd that scvstal some Of Them important, have been
omitted We shall supply the Deficiency with as
much speed as possible. Nor Eoik H,yaM
Take care, Mr. Editor. What oaI laws. % soo,
of them important too, which you arr, s,ec;all.,,'
reced to publish, and Of which copies are
forwarded 10 yon, for The purpose Of pubS,sc' 10y
the Department Of State How can s,,,',.y, ,p's
d-ssflon Of the Adginistrat'on--,hs;ev .;,, '"e
to say you " supposed" you kress" Va AZ, I'VE
laws Of The last session OFF, pubiisbrd ,bs, ,"s",
have kaotoH that you hydpd you have sbe,srs ",
presumed you did k''faws which were obnos 100, ~,
fully suppressed Nyou nutter, That vo, sa,, i, ~
you. What isjb'ents Of the laws in ,,o.,; 10y w
not know il,tig onnting them. Worse sna s,'
had den"' avs have passed, wI,es "o "V,se
Not r., not only one, two, three, or four coo;s.
'Ge not De"' upon iguoraDee Of them. w., |" ~"
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NOTICE.

w ANrED at the Penentary, large supply Of HOOP
~ POLES for fsur bnrre Tor which tke highest price
Will be paid in cash on their delivery.
June a. 8-tlJy-tf THOMAS NELSON p a p
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irenienLmrnory, truly. You say, that the on,iss
/. - The result, Of acr,den's. W. have ,ds'
;, such scci,lenis. They are not incidents q.
4 nia,heaatical correctness. lis ~ vain fnr 'r
p'ers yt,,r Innocence. Down Uoon your knees,
RI, and ssh. ,fprsiveacss. SiMp,v saying you are
Try, will not suffice Tor offence oC this degree
base yourself Tor your stu, aud earn humility.
What would he said, were we seriously 10 address
ie Editor Of the Norfolk Herald in this language
Nat. Int.
The Baltimore Patriot is eloquent, beyond ITS
oated force, in the expression OF it's delight the
lar which has been commenced, from an official
,uTce, against the National Intelligence. Has he
.ceived the signal Ia the clans against us If
has, by the alteration OF single letter, he might
c well addressed as Rhoderic Dhu addressed his
assal, setting out like mission" Speed, Nal.
e, speed J" ID.
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ECLIPSE-oncE MORE.

The National lutelligencer mentions that letter
'ad been received At Washington from New York ,
taiing that The New York Juckey Club have propo-
edto the Vireinians through Mr.. Wynn, 10 run
ECLIPSE against any named Horse for $1,000 Dol
prs, or upwards, but that answer had been
eived TO this propositions.
We have had within these few days, an opporinni-
y Of communicating with Mr.. Wynn, and there
pre- eau take upon ourselves neither to afra de-
" the truth Of The above stsieasent: But, are
authorised to assure the New York Jockey Club, if
hey serious in this matter, that ECLIPSE
Will BE MET on 'half-way ground, for tile sum Of
Zen Thousand Dollars, at any time they may think
roper to name. Petersburg Ins
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CASH FOR WHEAT

CASH FOR WHEAT.
wiz purchas crops the river below at the high
w est cash prices; our Store oosite the Basin
r'nery occupied Ivy Robert Abhas viii be open during
June IL tO-tf ROGERS A. HARRISON
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NOTICE TO PAVEKS

TUE undersigned commissioners, appointed by an Or
dnance of the Common Hall Of the City Of Richmond
hereby give notice. that they will receive proposals up TO-
the u. day OF Augustnex for the graduation paving
certain parts OF Cary street. street. amounting TO mn
wards Of six Thousand yards of pavement. ~
Tie work must be completed by the LIST d,y of Deem
her next and Psymentwi be mnde ngreeabIy the pro
gress Of the work. ~
Ed CUNN1NGHAm,
JOSEPH MARK,
T.. J. CHEVALLiE,
X. GILLIAN,
Richmond, Juy6, 1874
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PRINCE GEORGE CELEBRATION.

We, presiding Members Of the Day, take the Il.
berry of transmitting you for publication ir you tlnk
proper, The accompanying roas's, which bere drank
Jencc. The Declaration was read l., "A u,s,erlu
manner and much harmony and fellow feeling sub
sisted among US throughout the Day. The ToasIs
we're accompanied with The roar of cannon and the
eniveni"g huzsas OF delighted assemblage in fact
The sentiments and conduct Of all were accompanied
with feeling and interest that seemed nearly allied 10
the glorious spirit Of 70.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-18

gion; they saw, with displeasu'e, tho visi,s
Of the young men 10 their house, without,
however, vea,u'ing TO disobigs tho tlIs,in.
guished Stranger by sny marked ineivil',y, 81.
though, a. they vsse bigoredIy ssrupuious,
they secretly, but closely watched his con-
due.
He, on the other hand, msde use Of oil tho
'srnisbif,y which ives ns,ursl 10 him, and tho
polished mssne's which he had scquirsd In
his early intersourso with society, 10 inspire
,them with confidence. IIs came oftsne',
spoke TO his beloved more, and for longer
time, now and then even wi,hou, Witnesses;
end observing 81, those attentions which sIs
Agreeable TO The fair, no st lenglh ssw hat his
sssiduous cour,ship hsd caused . tender par
tisiity 10 spring up in his favor.
(Conciuded merit week
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-18

Stw.Yoax The Senate Of Nev.York, by vo'e
of II 10 IA have postponed the eonsider''ic"
Of the Electoral Bill. (gving the choice OF Electors
TO the lec pie, to Nov next-wh'eh s tsntsmosni l.
q rejection This is O yillsnous usurps,ion of tie
peoples rights. and in opposition 10 heir strVns
eEptesssd suhta
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-18

PssSsyLvAsIA.-On the 4,h March Convcn.
ton Of Delegates, to the number OF l25, from all
parts Of the state Of Pennsylvsni- met At Harrisburg.
for the purpose &C nominating suitable persons lor
the Offices Of President and Vice President OF The
United states. On the ballot being taken. theie
sppe ared i2< votes for AspRav JAoxsos, as Pres
iden,, and large majority in favor Oi JoHsC.chi
Bous, as Vice. President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-15
A QUESTION FOR THE CURIOUS.
Iu such matters.

The" ARGUMENT" submitted 10 The Hon
Floyd, &c. &c" by MIR. Ninian Edwards. On
the case before the Committee, Tor at least q
part Off IS evidently not his own. II is from
4 more skIIfuI and rhetorical pen, than bis.--
Who is the writer ?is question for the liter.
~ critics TO decide. Who is his alder and
abettor"? is more important question snb-
miiisd TO the consideration of politicians We
shall give sample or two oftie composition |:
add should really like 10 hear the opinioo If
The Iiierat on the subject. We shall Give IN !.
whole document 10 a few days, when We have
reached il 10 the series Of pub!ications-bnt
in The mean time, We shall give y few s,,;L;no
and idlomsic passages. Er pete Hercules /: ar,
can you Judge OF the building by tie brick p
What writer is it at Washington, that deals in
such style as the following
u NJ r@. conduct 4, could be eSealpa,ed only by an
isetl Of an Of Congressi In this case lei me - d
not the val principle Of he los, .yi,
Ibis Is government Of laws. Responsibitv 4; de- go,
Of ae kepsOici add is lnesdsd like grayi,aon a re
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arplaudcd q cheetd throughout. At lialf
past two o'clock, the company sat down To
dinner The revolutionary patriot Thomas
Leiper presided on the occasion, assisted by
Chandler Price, Esq. Genera! William Dun
can, Richard Palmer and George NJ Dallas,
Esquires, and Mr.. }. Conrad az Vice Presi.
dents. At the head OF one OF the tables was
iioe portal, Of In. Hero ut Orleans. The ia
bles were SO crowded, that several gentlemen
were unable TO obtain seats. After dinner,
followed the regular and volunteer toasts.
The society of Cincinnati, several compa
pies Of volunteers, and various other parties,
at different places in the city and its vicisiiy
also celebrated the day and we have heard
of no accident having occurred to mar its plea
sures and enjoymenls. Phil Frank. Ga-.
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MILITARY EOUNTY LANDS

)RoPRlETORS OF those lands are informed that ,b.
laws OF taxation rightly enforcs and uDrs, tb.
taxes are regularly paid. lands liable TO D.. sud
Ihcse who wish 10 employ Agent respectful, refer
red To the annrs ed recomme ntiaon.
general snie Of Mnsis Beuaty Lands was made f.
taxes w December, 1898, ani IL within one,
year IRON. that time, they will be- forfeited great dis
count viii De made dept cuIrep,v
in which The taxes paid
Lands In Missouri ,kan,ns not vet been p.pc
rnny sold nut measures have been taken sell during the
p'ce"t year. those Lands hich the be en-
ad, md by Immediate attention they he secured to
The owners. "
Tie subscribers Offer their services Land rents and
nave made the following arrangement: The il,
Illinois will he attended TO b, Nathanief SanIuyn id
lag IN Vansiia State of Illinois and that In Mi
sour aud Arkansas by Darid r.. Cayier in St Louis Mis-
souri,; they will he enabled business as
and upon rs reasonable terms as any other Agent.
AN letters (osnge paid) requesting infornaon aud d
reeiru according TO the above III PROMPT
E attended TO, aud answ cred, ih'ut Ct arge.
NATHANIEL SANDuRS
DAVID h. CUlLER
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Being well acquainted with Nathaniel SapIurn and Da
VIA T. Coyi-r, We have ~" hesitation In r,mpndin
mem ms ia hfri and attentive Land Agtri worthy 81
trust and confidence.
+ g. BERRY.
AB\kR FIELD.
Treasurer of The State Ut Iii,nris.
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aferiaf w, 10 hnHiev nrb and every ATOM every
iii"rr an; every ci,ircn IN their legal position"
course oftidiciic admonition, in the
hsia er> is then pronounced to this delinquent ns-
un IA. Initial CAVITY OF which is compensated by its
inai butt, tlaor e krity p
"e ie.apiuss the Of III faith which he had pa
rry rniued mentions the protests Of his drafts
si65 h'o warns tue irectarS that unless they reform their
'c'anr aud the drafts, will be proper for
proceed ~iih risur: bat concludes, proposing
tile rals iin imy days. and promises to pay
MS taniy Hn rxi"red justice (nt OF his failing
tId 10y c""ta" the vi d~pUsite la bank, thus
attempted 4" be brii. aud threatened into
" ny ns' Ia His persuasive proposal. the bank, in
etra>g IA nndaey aud sagacots OF the character
custr. did reply for nine months, al
the expiration Of which pregnant, period the President
delivered uf the ao' of the corporations insoven-
cy Ia is feeble aud exhausted state, asks further in
urencr and cuGcues It's appeal TO its munifcent bepe
factor, with the eloquent encomums upon his lber.
aii,y."
In this hey appear lose sight of the distinction which
has hitherto obtaed private and official
AL the well ~saihe fact, that lad motives ia the mau,
necessary constitute misconduct Ia the minister
"When Burke brought Warren Hastings
House of Lords, strains Of porienous eoqueuce
Invoked the head o the Indian Vicery the vebge
nnre of humanity the OF ustce aud the implicated
icrrors OF the English law 10 .urayig This iri
ina of piun,ler and desoaiinn which
reach; charging him with the plage OF towns, the
RAN of districts f sacking al cities, the plumber Of prince
on the devastation of the Of enp
lid fail also him with tncnse aud fur
iay, III iyng neglected 10 coDtuncats TO the govern
nen', Ike documents r0Aieh casd for by the proper
authority"
UnGe deipatur FL For your great men.
wear So many guisss and dis
5ulses, that il is hard To say tcltich IS ,ckich?
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July is
Sale Of .Nigrses under Did nc Y1nsi

" >
J(Y virtue OF deed nf trust Ia the sul,cric-
- by Thomas r. Roots. bearing the day OF iu,,.
1871, and duly recorded in the clerks of Giour
county court shall, for the purr exrres,c
proceed to sell fer ready money the highest bidder al
gloucester Courthouse SATURDAY The "a Auut,t
next fair, Otherwise the fr'iy (S,uav ~xce,ie)
The following negro slaves named in deed tn "a
Ned, Jolly, Lewis Jesse, Nelly Beuy, Lacey Cai, Faun,
Violet Davy, Edmusd, Sawney Mary Fanny, Dilcy NAH
g., Robert Alley iittle Sally, K,uy. Jim, Juhnnn Ko,e
Billy Spencer Edward Charles Eleanor iiay Bill, Co
, Th,sby LILY Martha Laurd, rhlis, Humrhrc,, Mari
KEY, Moses, Patty, Nancy Miles, George Sally Judy Lar
Caster Rachel Fanny Jack, Eser. Md. Doh. Jack Tom
John MiIy, Ally, Getty, Polly Eichad. Sai!, Matt Saw
nry Jack, Daniel, ID o'h's anei Jane, Hide pan Peter
Cesar, Dixon Stephen. and William tog ether NH T. ia
crease ui the females 'her-nt OF the aforesaid
negro slaves as will he sufficient satisfy pur poses al
ne sai' iced and expense and legal charges
the sam' into effect. Such title only N-sru In me- tv
the aid deed, will We 10 The purchn,ers The
sale will be continued from day (Sur excepe
u necessary. e. Is. FIELD, Trustee.
oioucestcr Courthouse, July 10. 20--itls
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THE FINAL REPORT

That the Report Of the late Committee. in
the case of Ninia1 Edwards, was GoaD. is fully
proved by one circumstance, if by nothing else.
The House Of Representatives, before il adj
journed, directed the Committee Of Invesli-
CATION to publish their Report which. ir they
had not intended the Report TO be finaI and
conclusive and not further to he acted upon.
hey could not be justified in having done.
The thing speaks for iisslc fV. e. Ga.
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Bridges orer Jar.es Rirer II RicI,sloyd
TCY receDt arrangement between the proprstnrs Of
ID Mayo's and rrcnts Bridges IL is agreed t,, lie toll
ut Mnyo's shall he continued what the II W allows b
the tos At Trents shall be redoced one-fOurh below.
july 0. ia,
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ofihe Superior Court Of Cha ncery holden at
on The first Monday la August,
john Nelson, pi,f.,;r
NJ ONduHIVHI
Plaintiff,

Al Rules holden the
ollie Superior Court of ChanceTy holden at Staunton
on the first Monday la August, " "''''o"'
1'"n Ne'son' Plaintiff,
Nathaniel Burweli, administrator Of Natbanie Burweu
VINO was sutviving executor Of Lewis urwe ell the
elder deceased, said Nathaniel, Thomas BurweiI Mari,
Du,weh marina burweil Dudley BurwrlI, Lewis Harvey
"e hets anu devisees of said Lewis heir of the
s Lew The elder aud Wakelu Wee, yiying partner
oil Gary, Mooney Welcb, &c. Def ,.snfs
ny consent OF the parties by their COUNSEL ordered
'ha ths case be referred TO James s. Wood
OF b"r'oar who Is hereby required report TO
Nathaniel Burwe, administrator non of Levi,
brwe the elder, also administrator de bons non of his
aher Nathaniel Durwell deceased, and administrator
de bonis of Lewis Bufw ell of icbmUnd that he state
aud report account 81 The admins
Durwe deceased, and OF Lewis Burweli Of Meckl,nIur
decreased OF the said Lewis Bur ell the
deceased also of the admin NJ
Lewis Burw ell al Richmond deceased,
Nathaniel Burw ell deceased, who surviving ezecuo,
Of said Lewis Burwel the elder deceased and thai he sst
and account of the real tie said Lewis
BMw- The elder deceased and OF his son and heir IeNis
Burwe Of ichmund deceased which passed. ehsr Nv AZ
descent 10y git, 10 hrr tooethc,
win matters ~, caily though pertinent, he hssf ~
required by the parties TO he And the said con,
sioner authorised TO proceed In the absence of either
nry, who having reasonable notice his primary 40
pOnineni or adjournment shall fail to attend him
copy--Teste, WAI. s. ESKRIDGE a. c q n
The parties Interested in the foregoing are desired
tothe nOiec, that have appointed the 2Gi OF srp.rD,
Der nrx ~ the tavern Of klrnLer Sweaard In the town
OF fa0nsbrg aud county Of Boetour the hour Of ten
oe'rck ~ the morning. TO taxing the account
mentioned IN the foregoing oder where ties viii ,i,ens
"n tue papers aud vouchers Necessary fr setting the
said account JAMES y VOon hi r.
July IS. 2O-v4s
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that hate already been adopted in other ci-
-: IL viii he rrco.ircl.d thai Virginia wa
'f'nc patty 'hr lheati. oi la Fay-iics mIlit;'
ry services IN America. Snr viii rrrt,Iul.
tirreiore, not he behind her sister states i,
paying him due honurs. G..
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DANk or VIRGINIA, I


rE'flE President aud Directors have Ibis day drcsss
Dividend 81 three per tie pitaI stock Heb
after dedHciing the bonus 10 The State will give one dollar
and three quarters tie indiv soc ndrs
-Payabs on Tue 18Th lost. WIN. DANDRlDGE. Cashr.
Jni' .. Ts-tr
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The following eloquent appeal to the citizens os Rich
mond, cannot he heard in vain We shall Mo-, undertake,
to point out doy for the meeus or the Of ,eeeiv
Ing the guest OF The naton"The man he decline. the
splendid honor ofs public ship, and seeks orr shores in
private vessel does not sigh for ponp and PARADE bu,
the hearts OF the American people must pour m ii, the
ings which ehetishes for La Fayeue-The citizens OF
are raising Leeionary Corps the purpose
OF honoring him On his arrival their cyhe,her we
raise Legion not, we should make the he's, .r,,.
en'' Tor "sy'Hs our gratitude pene
factor. There Is little time be lost for his shin was
10 be taken, and the first breeze raay waf
him to coasts:
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TORTOISE CONiRS

100 dozen Tuck Long, Side and Neck Tortoise comDs
now opened by
June 70 j5-wtc
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NOTICE.

FtHE subscriber being anxious move 10 re Wen, ~
ter. for sale his property at Faisbug Mi ON James
'ver in the county of sf a, ~
Land cenai,ng four acres upon which sh.,. "a
one OF the most convenient Tsniards in upper com
try containing forty Vats with all necessary house. 10,
the business There is also the In a brick dweliinc
house 3S feet long by i8 vide, well flushed inside coed
brick Smoke house, Ice house an excellent t3a
all well ncosed will sell good bargain in this nto,
perty privately, applied tn before the nth of Aupu,
at which ts,e Ii soid will oer IL 10 the ma
der-the ten's will lie made known the day 81 sale
$3.50, WM. ANDERSON.
Suy 10. 2O-M1%
HAVE in my possession Cod " 50 Ia 10 lar w.rII
oy good Judges $50 dollars IL been lodged in INV
hands Tor safe accepting by Mr. John Morgan 10 reside.
near thiS place, at whose house il By trsyelii,
nan ~ eoruary ias--'he owner have Il by pr.y
BEVERLY SYDNOI.
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cnizen oi Louisiana conTadicis an assert;on oC
ours that, from appearances, Gen. Jackson viii 70.
ceve me votes OF Louisiana for the Presidency. lie
Gen. Jacksoo's obtaining ibe vote Of Louisiana !:
iha' Mr.. Clay will get the vote Of that SAFE ir hi,
friends think he has any prosper of success " MOI,
ne vote will be for Mr.. Crawford or Mr.. Adams
Mr. Crawford" no adds, " is gaining very fast IN
Louisiana. Such is the information received from
every part of the State, bJ letters from Inc most in
pueniial characters. Nat. mt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-15

The Democratic Cuizens Of Nor,l,umbo,,,.d
County, friendly 10 The nomination. Of VIM II r..'
io'd for President, and Albert Gallain for Vice.
Town Of Northumberland, on the 18Th inc, IN . ,ne
DELEGATES to Convention, TO form an Fiec,o,, Al
i'ehe'- Phil Ceus;rcl