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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-05
THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS.

Being fully persuaded that the most ra.
tonal happiness which intelligent free agents
enjoy, arises from consciousness of having
employed their implanted powers
and passions-and as the virtues themselve!
when carried to excess, either fail OF obtain
ing their objects, or degenerate into vices, i
is therefore my most ardent desire that my
children may be
Pious but not Enthusiastic.
Religious but not Bigoted.
Just but not Vindctivc.
Righteous but not Hypocritical.
Nirtuous but not Ostentatious.
Charitable but not Weak.
Strict but not Austere.
Meek but not Mean
Humble but not Abject.
Mild but not EfF'cminate.
Modest but not bashful.
Complaisant but not Dcccitful.
Affablc but not Loquacious.
Polite but not Ceremonious.
Condcscending but not Undetermined.
Believing but not credulous.
Cautious but not tmid.
Watchful but not jealous.
Sensible but not Irritable.
Emulous but not Envious.
Learned but not Pedantic.
Benevolent but not Vain. glorious.
Generous but not Profuse.
Noble but not Prodi,al.
Dignifed but not Proud.
Spirited but not Naughty.
Bold but not Assuming.
Brave but not Savage.
Valiant but not Fool-hardy.
Resolute but not Obstinate.
Confident but not Boosting.
Industrious but not Avaricious,
Prudent but not Parsimonous.
Economical but not Covctous.
Refined but not Affected.
Soft but not Simple.
Neat but not Foppish.
Communicative but not Tale bearers.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-05

Though the dews of the damp grave are cold
on my brow:
The faith that has ncrvcd me with transport
to see
The hour of my doom, though it tears me
from thee!
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-05
VOL. l..

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six months, 81 so; or for one year So.
uJ. Subscribers are entitled to the privilege Of
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No Subscription auiH be discontinued until all ar
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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-05
COLLECTANEA.

The following was written by Josiah
Peirce, Esq. Of Baldwin, Maine, (brother-in-
law to Count Rumford) and contains direc-
tions to his children OH the formation of char
actpr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
GREEK Fund

Ara meeting of lte General Committee of the
Greek Fond in New York, on ThuIsdty I3ih March
II unanimously
Cause Of the Gi eeks bc RENTED 10 Messrs Bar
ing, Brothers X Co. Bankers OF the United States in
London, 10 be held hy them subject 10 the order oil
me NJ he apprized of The amount and time of remit
lance Of these funds.
Resolved, That all persons now having in their
hands contributions intended for this holy cause, md
all who may moi hitherto have contributed TO it, be
requested 10 transmit 20 Chas. Wilkes, Esq Treasu-
rur Of The Greek Fund in New York, such SUBJ
soripous in order that, il possible, the whole may
90 forward at ouce and without further delay.
Resolved, That tue Chairman, Treasurer and
Secretary Of this Committee be authorised to emit
such funds they shall deem It expedient,
after the publication hereof.
The above esoluiioHs were ordered 10 be publish
ed and The Commnee then adjourned.
BY order O. William Bayard, Esq. Chairman.
CuAS. KING, See'y Of the Greek Fund.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

I'llE public respectfully informed that have place
OF confinement here slaves will he safely kept any
length OF time and conveyed any part the
state, ON the shortest notice and moderate
VINO may he pleased 10 enrus with their slaves Tor
sale Keeping may he assured that Ihe will
be PAID 10 them, at the following of board %
per day each for receiving releasing 50 cents have
also, adjoining said house, accommodations for large
her Oi slaves who would need cOnuemrnt-charse
each 70 cents day, for children l2i cents charge
receiving or releasing Gentlemen who purchase slaves in
ihs market and inrust them charge may have them
conveyed from auction part of free OF
expense, by Mr. James Francis who i, employ me To
aend 10 The business under superintendent,
ways may be found a house Bacon Quarter Branch
IN the ueghbourhoOd Of Mr. William Fuloher aud DIR jas
A. Grant
IL Gentemen vino engaged in purchasing selling
slaves, may find their advantage call above
RichntDH.i, March 80 JOHN Is. PRENrIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
| am, gentlemen, your obedent servant,
JAMES NJ. GARRETT

ShplUreckS.-rhe ship Perseverance, and hr @
II ctor, (of ana from Portsmouth, bound for New
Orleans) and another snip, name unknown, were
wrecked on the G'eaf lsaacs, on the j., Februarv
last They we're driven irom 'heir anchors la h. ANY
northern gale. A ship that came after dark ent
on shore his', and all hands persisted. She was load
ed with eastern lunbor. Inc Perseverance wen on
shore uex', aud ony G. seamau) saved m
her-hs captain, mute, aud eieren Seanien lost The
hr'g cioT next went they got The trysaiI, sparkle
and oreopm :, siaysai on, try clear the land
but could not weather it /; four seamen were saved
from her--tke captain, mate, M Harris, The oloRer
ana four SeaH'eH lost Ihey ali went entirely pie ces
in half an hour.
Names If persons los, from The ship Perseverance,
Capt Wm. h'ce, POiIer, passenger MI Osgood,
mate aud eleven sean,em.
From the HeclOr-Capt. John B. Trickey MIR.
Harris, owner o S,mes, mate; aud four sea-
men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
MISS FRANCES H. UJGUEG

y ESPCTFULLN informs the public that ON Mopdnv
the 10Th Of the month, she viii open seminary for The
tuition Of young ladies' n Street next door 10 IIr
Blars shOp,aud nearly opposite The Theatre Tier course
oiinrucuoH vi" embrace photography, reading writing
aribmer EnEtsh GRAMMAR geOgr py helles lsres ar,
natural philosophy Music aud the French language I'm
b. taught frcquTed. Ten boarder will be fceived al
months. " '
Terms; For day pupils dollars per quarter or TWEEN
" per session, for English branches rev ladies can h..
March, ~ iOg a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
ROBERT TRIPLErr.
SIR ALFRED-

fFIHAr renowned, bigh.booded horse pot by The
celebrated imported horse Sir Harry will stand Al NV
Plantation upon ChckahomDy river, in Charles City
II, about miles from the courthouse and trcu, Sev,
kenti miles from the Forge aud miles from the Lonr
the LIST August - W
Terms lie will he let to SIG the season. 10 be
discharged by the of - dollars paid y lhe
day OF August next; dollars leap, dollars for
insurance The insurance money will be claimed ii the
owner parts with his instGncr so
10 be paid 10 the groom. Good pasurage gratis and corn
&C. IL requiTed, furnished the priceNo
sbiy Tor escapes accidents but greatest care
To prevent either. HENRY b. CHRISTIAN.
March lOq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
To the Editors of the National InteIligencer

I-NSet, q. -HuFCh y, IO-I.
MEssRs. GALES Il SEAros: A som. over busy
body, IN tue letter puiportIng be from your Guy,
addressed 10 the Editor of The Baltimore Patriot h. s
deemed II worth hts whle y publish my name amorg
the Candidates FOR the 4th AUDITORS place, | tiiuk I
due q myself 10 say, i,l This writer's information,
rom whatever source derived, is untrue. must also
beg the avor of you TO perm 10 make The declara-
to" ~ your paper, the most ready mode ui putting
| stop 10 IA publication which perceive has been
thought worth copying INTO the other public Journals.
Suffer me likewise 10 add that the request is not
made from any inclination To attach the Sigh est
thus, ANY other Office 10 The gift of lie govern
nenr. Nor have l the vanity to believe, that either
M, name OF my pursuits OF the smallest conse-
quence TO The public bu, these pursuits, (such as
they "ie,) being OF dffeIen character, cannot
silently acquIesce in being forced appear de ,ruus
OF changing tn when in fact, have no such wish
nor ute alton.
| am, gentlemen. your ohe die MI seryant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
TWENTY DOLLARS REWApD

II WILL give 20 dollars reward any person HAT will
Il secure a negro man named STEPHEN iD Louisa ail
or deliver aim TO me ~ SPoisylvana county near New
Market lie of after hiring him at lss January
Louisa court lie is small yellow fellow, and worked with
Mr.. Richard A. Perkins fer several past in The civ
Of Richmond. POwhataU and Cumberland cooses he -
perhaps lurking about OF The above nalei places
with free pass lie Is good stone mason dcber and
shoemaker THOMAS MINOR. Guardian
Ffarch %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
com. DANIELS

Intelligence from L'guira, dated Feb. 18Th states
that Com Daniels has lately been tried for the loss
OF two sloops at wal oil the most distinguished
personages Of the country, (vtz: Generals Befmud-z
Paez Soubeue) were his advocates The u al last d
several days when the Commodore was honotaby
acquitted, after which, splendid entertainments were
given him by the most distinguished families in Ca
Taccas.-The last fete was a ball given by Daniels
himself IN for the numerous donors CONFER ell
on him, which IS described having been arranged
III very superior stye. aurora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT TO the provisions OF deed of trust executed
,oas hy John g. Liepag", Of the county OF Hanover
we shall sell nv public auction the highest bidder, TOR
cash. before the front Oor Of the Eagle hotel In the ei,
OF "hmond Monday the 26h day OF April next al, u
O'Clock. II fiis0t fair at same hour upon the next ia
dayi3i0 acres ol land (ore les lying and being on
the north side of Main Leknghoe river IN Fayette county
the Kentucky. The ab-ve land granted 10
the said Llepree bv Charles Scott, Esq Governnr OF Ken
lucky by gaut bearing date 10. 6th day OF september
lSi The land is he fertile and OF great value
We shall convey such title vested in US by the deed
above mentioned. RICHARD MORRIS, (r,s,..s
JAMES LYONS, Jr. ~
Sale will be conducted 10y ROBERT GAMBLE.
March 2S lO5-tJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

GREEN SpRING FOR SALE.

TVtHlS situated tie james river nearly equal
y distances fspm Richmond and Norfolk, contains 1854
Of land The dwelling house built Of brick Is large
ard commDdious and attached 60 u Is every necessary
bnding. AZ short distance j. spring Of fine water and
orchard ct excellent fruit The quality Of The land O..
generally good and large proportion IS covered With very
valuable timber convenient 90 the river Few estates
geacf advantages than dis II IS offered al retueed
price and on long credH-Mr. VIM. ~ Jones residing AZ
Greeusffiue will shew The preuiisesAppiy ~ Mr. James
d. Riddle, IN Richmond or 10 NM /. UOD6SOh,
MarthB 100 q IaAlexandfia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
M'INTY R E,S


OF FUBLTC WORKS OF VIRGINIA
A RE hereby notified, that meeting of the said Board
will be held at the Capitol in the city Richmond,
the second Monday in the month May next being the
ION OF the said month, for the purpose Of appointing
eIPs'is"eed djudicos commissioners aid the civil
ginee OF this acerhinng Ike best practicable
most expedient Improvement in navigation from the
Maiden's Adventure Falls the mouth of Dunops creek
&c &c las directed by the of the General Assembly
passed the sth instant entitled An authorizing loan
for the purpose Of Internal IHproUruentD and taking
into consideration any other business that
miited TO them
BY order of the President of the Board
j. BROWN, Jr. I'd Auditor.
March %. t0s-taM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ON Friday the 9th ult my servant LEWIS absconded
~ he is bright niulatto, about twenty three four
Of asd about five feet three four inches high
had blue coat and panacons wacoat recolected
white cotton Shirt blue coat and glazed hiatt he
took with him, also black fur hat abou, half-worn
will give Ten Dollars for his delivery il caught in town,
and proporiionahe increase il taken beg limits
the city and brought to secured in Jail that
get him again. bought him Mr. Holiday, agent
Mr. Gary of the county OF Gloucester which place he
will probably attempt get. lie away about Two
years ago and unprecedented in Williamsburg his
Gloucester, being furnished with a forged pass.
Richmond. March 2. aa=-If LEHMAN RAKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
NOTICE no BUiLDERS

ILURSUART act of Assembly its last session. an.
Il thorsing the building OF addition the Lunatic
Hospital and in pursuance OF which law tue under
signed appointed commissioners by the directors
ofSnid Hospital TO for the erection
brick house 40 by So feet with an abasemeDi Story
fotmy of plan which be said Hospital no
tce hereby gwen that proposals viii be until
the I'D day of April next the The
whole 20 he finished in neat substantial and
manner, with materials of the best quality.
RO. dcCANULISH, w. T. BANKS
JAMES LEE, GEO MORRISON
March 90. JESSE COLE, lOs-tooA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
MCORNICK's PATENT PLOUGES

NNOSfHAM MGRUDER, Main street. offer for s,ta
w agents for the urers 'oruick'. psten,
Peughs, which for simplicity OF construction serisrity Of
performance, and durability, perhaps Surpassed v
any p9ughs IN use. -
Tor more particular description Of these pougbs refer
20 Tue proceedings Of the Two last plOuehng nntce, al
Fredericksburg, the utOined certificate OF col T,,
N R.ndolph aud TO The gentlemen whose names are men,
toned below. '
Richmond, S5ft february ira
berebt certify. this The poughs made NJ the siop nj,
Peter Mnor Esq Of Abemar'e, 10 the highest 81 rs
lion among The farmers Of that that f, r,sef
consider them not inferior IN any advantage aisyer
I'D ne best ~ this time offered for sale at this place from any
If the Northern munufac'Ories.
THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH
4 Delegate frori Alternate.
To msssrs. WOrbrm & M'Gruder 'Feb. 20 ;g24
Richntoui.
Hon. william H. CaiJeii.
Refer 20 = Seph g. Cabeii, \,
Wn. K. Gordon, "'lIs' a7--2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

the request Of competent number of the Stockholders,
N and in pursuance OF the acquisitions OF the Act of As
senbiy passed the 9th day of March instant entitled
An act for extending the charter OF the Farmers Bank
Virginia." Notice is hereby given that General Meeting
Of said stockholders will take place their Banking
in the city of Richmond on Tuesday the 27 day of April
take into consideration the proprey of approving
and rayiug the of extending the charter the said
Bank. r. y. NICHOLAS, President.
March ~, 1924.
~ 1t will be necessary that all proxies he given after
the SIst Mnrch. ln2-I27A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
IUDY HOLCONlRE.

RESPECTFULLY informs her friends and the public
- That she has opened house 81 private entertainment
~ tue upper en4 OF Charlotte county, Immediately the
ma" rgad leading from Lyuchburg 10 Charlotte Court
house Hampton Sidney College, PSpce Edward Court
house sud fafmye, ~ mics southeast OF Jynchbure .
miles northeast Of Campbell Courthouse, 10 miles nOrbwe5
" Charlotte Courthouse, p miles southwest of f. Edws
Courthouse, - IN The same direction ltom aiupden Sri
neg Cotge, n ntes tom Bent Creek the leadpf
un That place 20 Coe ferry Stanton river 1S mills
ION ROBERT Hunters Tavern, " mile from the Red IiOus
pn The road from that place Lynchburg. THIS house
convenient distance from the road, consisting Of iuahJ
apartments which will render il cOuimodious accomui,>
'ahe Ihmiss aud from past eXPer she aatters her
SEA That those who may favor her with their patronaae
"a" receive such accommodations viii De salts factory.
March ~. fO6--wfy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
SALT.

1--WE hundred SACHS ground Alum Salt suitable for cur.
u ing fish, Tor sale by WORKMAN L McGRUbER.
March ~. tO2-U
IL persons h0ding Ms bons for tie hire Of uegTaes
~ who have worked upon The Richmond Dock for
ears, requested 10 present them NJ john Van
Lew the Market Bridge Tor payment.
February ~ oO--W J. ., HARYIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
MARSnAIJS SAIE--

tn pursuance ~ decree of Superior Conrf If Chan
cery for the Richmond district made nn the 1871, dey Of
February S24. in the OF the College OF William
Mary Mitchell, & dtcheil the College shall an
Thursday the sih day Of April next front door Of the
Eege Hotel ~ the city ofRchmond offer for sale lot Of
likely young NEGROES, ~ or IS IN humber Terms n
credit Of ninety days, bond with approved security
March rs. to9 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
kENYUCKY AGENCY

ENHE undersigned, formerly Richmond Va has esta-
biishcd Office in Frankfort Kentucky, trans
action Of business for sell land
take possession by tenant aud pay
10 collect dents, settle estates, For the legal part Of
this business lac engages the best counsel that the
OF aad owned by large Virginia companies and
dispersed throughout this stare has made il for
him TO provide connected information titles
soil aud value OF lands such HIM
with comparative facility furnish information
law of the last session oi the Legislature Kentucky
requires settlement he made each 500 Of land
with certain exceptions before the LIST August 1925
business aud he has provided assistants lease and
ands sgast the operation Of that law Letters directed
Frankfort (post paid will be attended TO.
Refer to the hon. Thomas Todd, George NJ. Bbb and
John Critlendeu, Frankfort Kentucky; to The hon Thos
l. bouiin Tor whom have done extensive business OF
this KIND the hon. John w. Green and VIM S. Archer =
also, 10 Mesrs Robert Pollard 10. Peyion Richmond
Jones and VIM Haxaf Petersburg Alexander Wilson aud
Charles IL. Smith, Norfolk.
ROBERT TRIPLETT.
lThe services TO he rendered in business OF this kind
are OF such nature that is Impossible fix ed terms
hey must depend upon the difficulties Tie TO
be performed. Ii would therefore mere agreeable TO
me- II persons wishing business done, would themselves
am willing accept lime will lost in the prosecu
ton OF the business il my objections will be made
KNOWN The business expensive where services are
required that will not he compensated speedily by the bu
SineSs itself, an advaRce will be required
Mr. Thomas Green Of Richmond will make contracts
and arrangements behalf persons prefer 20 com
hn ~ ~ WIN me directly. Il. q.
next and will be in Richmond April till that time
March 8. IOi-,u,. '
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NOrIl,E

IL the effects and claims OF the late Arm of Edmund
TAYLOR Co have been transferred and assigned
10y deed from john TAYLOR, the surviving bear
ing date the 18Th December 1928 for purposes therein
forth and recorded in the Office of the Hastings Court oi
the Richmond. Those indebted 10 the said concern
requested 70 make immediate pas meni TO the under
signed who alone is authorized settle the transactions.
WILLIAM GILLIAT
February 81 94--2m
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~ Jesse Oren ond .4nn B a. IN 2

40 Jesse OCen and finn Is has WiIe
E'AhE notice that shall proceed, 2Oib day Of Mic
next, ~ the tavern Of Jordan Ballou, at Pyyhau
Courthouse between the hour Of nine in uiurnDg AID
TX 40 'he evening, and 10 continue day day until
hhshe TO take the dispositions of Abner H. Kerr and o
e 10 be read as evidence The in cbanceI
70" depending 10 the county OF Pow wherein
dm Pdlu and you and Hughes owen and Peter LesueLr
are ieendan'si when and where you attend ifyoI
'n,9b proper DAVID LESUEUR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
SEALED PROPOSALS.

WILL he received until the 18Th day Of April for
loan OF 100000 in pursuance of an act OF the L.
monhN1OOO 1000 OF the he borrowed TO he paid on
the conclusion of the and the residue in quarter
yearly instruments less than 100000; hut if the
wants Of the James River Company should require the
greater sam shall be demandabie upon a notice OF 30
days The proposals above mentioned will be by
the Governor President Of the James River Company
and will be opened the 18th day of April aforesaid
the OF the company and suh Of the bidders the
loan may choose TO attend.
by order of the James River Company,
JAMES PLEASASTS, Jr. President.
Extracts from The act Adore reieTredfo To-.
dent aud Directors Of the James River Company and
they hereby empOweredSas may lie necessary
for she purposes herein declared borrow the credit
of this state, of money exceeding hundred
six per cent per annum The monies 80 to be borrowed
shall be paid nto the treasury upon the the
cond auditor and upon The receipt in the treasure Of The
borrowed, the shall issue certihcae Of
stock for the thereof purponng that the
wealth of Virginia owes to The lender his heirs executors
administrators, assigns the loaned, together With
the interest at Tue rate OF Interest agreed on and mat tue
monweah Such certificate shall sbew the face there
Of that the loan made under the authority OF this act
IL shall be signed by the treasurer and signed by
the Cd auditor and registered Ia book 10 be kept by him
that psrpoe, and he then delivered the ierder his
agent Every such certificate ofsoca shall he transferable
the books of the 2i auditor and the Inter est
authorized borrowed by this act is hereby declared
rredeemabe Tor twenty years,but shall be Afterwards re-
deemed Al the pleasureo ihe General Assembly, within
period exceeding fifteen years.
And he IL further enacted, that, for the payment Of the
be borrowed under authority Of this act there shall
aud hereby appropriated and pledged the OF
thousand dollars Of The income Of the fund for
Internal Improvement the surplus tolls aud rents Of water
rights belonging 10 James River Company and the
proceeds arising from the canal and The tolls on the Kan
awha road and river when completed also tie surplus
fund belonging the Company arising from tue une1pend
Ell balances ofthe appropriation Of eighteen thousand dol
the Of the fund for Internal Improvement
the foregoing appropriations should be inadequate
Of The interest the authorized 10 be
borrowed by this and the fnal redemption VI the
principa the General Assembly pledges itself provide
Of IA
oier sufficient funds shall by provided by law. much
ofhe Of the fund for internal Improvement as
for that purpose.
March o. fO5-u9A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02

inn, VAS brought To the College of G~oi grtown The
bell was rung a solemn lie D.uW, with the expos-
non OF the blessed sacrament, was sung hy the whole
house, after which fastened IA the cuy To view lie
grand vision which the Lord had shewn unto u.s.
Wheo upon entering the room Mis-. NJ .tiingly met
mc WITH a smiling couuienance WAS 50 transport
ed that n'ew uyseI On The floor, she dad the same
both bursting into tears 0 admiration aud gratitude
and the whole COMPANY, composed of about twelve
or hiecn most respectable persons, did the same. All
hose ,hai were pres, AT the moment Of her recey-
ig The holy cummunion, and those that we've ac-
uuaiued with the nOTi al MARI don, whit she suft,
ed d'iin six years, soemny declare, that they con
-ider her miraculous rrsoralon like unio, and equa
To the resnsciia OF Lazarus from the grave, an,
that to such diseased, corrupted, aud corr
'ng less than the same creative power which la,
made her at first"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-02
THOMAS TRIPLETT,

ATTORNEY AT Law, FRANKFORT, (REN)
M ILL attend the Federal Courts holden that
w place and will undertake the collection of money,
the investigation OF land claims, where in Kentucky
For Information he refers Members vt Congress from
that STATE To of when he is personally known.
February 8s-3m