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Real Estate--at Auction.

pY virtue M decree Of The Hon. supreme iadi.
- cisi court, Of the stste OF Rhode-isard, &c.
and under the advice and directions Of the Court OF
probate OF sou,b.Kingstown. there viii be sold at
public auction. on tho premises. on the Sd day Of
December next, a o'clock. p. ". Cf far weather,
II not the next fair dsy.) so much of,bc Real Estate
Of Robert brown. eon,siang sbou thirteen Scrcs OF
land, with dwelling house thereon, situate n Tosey
Hill, in said town. will be sufficient to psy hi, uyt'
debts With incideotal expenses.
JOHN WATSON, Guardian Of he
berssu {, e,iaie Of Robert Brswn.
sou,h.E;ngs,own. DC, ~. 1924. tnov T.
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NOTICE.

WE the sub'cribers having been srponted BY the
w Hon Court y Probate. to administer on the
estate Of the late Msfy Borden, widow. deceased, OF
Newport. request ell persons hsving demands ..
gsinst said estate 10 present them for settlement,
and those indebted TO m4kc mediate payment TO
sAN'L vAUGHAN,l s,.
or CALEB CoEkL
ors - 1894. 5v
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x 40. z, WasAing on.s9uarc.
HAS tbs day replenished her assert.
L ment Of FAN CT GOODS with msnv ne
elegant and usrft articles, which by new arrange.
men, she IS able to ollie. as low as a, any store in
Newport or elsewhere. y -
Newport; 10Th mo 23d, 1894
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Mrs. Townsend

LAS just returned from Boston with
l. l. few fancy goods, eonsistipg of black. plain.
and figured plush do. Deisnd moss and feathers I,
brown fancy ribbons do shaded plush, and an as
sortment ofhair eusls and pins. >,
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. NEW SUPPLY OF FALL AND
WINTER GOODS.
THIRTY PACKAGES Of hand.
day opened by

. H' w LAW lON, .ra,
Which customers are respectfully invited to cali ana
purchase tor cash. or undoubted credit.
TIRE ASSORTMENT
Is tar too great to attempt a description. but IN.
cludes general assortmen, Of Broadco,hs of differ.
ent tcoaors--Csssmeres, ribbed s,riped and PLAN
Habit and relsse cloths Kerssys plains. Aushinrs.
bookings. nAnne's and swsnskins, s coiors eIewsn,
ves,ings-Caroline psids and siripes-tartan pisids
salisbury h.nneIs-La Fsyeue. gloves. .bel,s ana
ssocks-s complete assortment of horse skn. be,yef
and kid gloves for ladies-buck. skin. beaver wo,d.
stock. dog skin and common gloves, for gen,IemenS.
stout buck-skn mt,ens-- elegant 0mbri siIksplusbs
es, gsuzes and ribbons--vhite, pink and blue crsuo
-Lisse figured spd plain levau,ines and gros de M.
Piles siiks-~an elegant 10, of Barege--yelye,een.
gsuze. and gros dete hsndkerchisfs -merioo. ossh'
mere. vaencs and cashmere square aud tong sbswis
200 pieces Of calicoes and printed muslins comore.
hendng every variety, frop i2A crn,s 20 i ner y.rd
a. So So oil clothss fe supsrfne ps IN ca
snd nerino shawls-6ne black and white rinnbams
for is per yard--supcrior Russia ma
hgured bombszs,s. black and other eolors-sMsea
pelisse wadding, &c. Sc y. y. Ae ss1i1fsG Nfs','t,
4, Uiih fhe Esuai esso,tssens Of $500 al
domestic. Cotton and yVoolen Goods
OF almos, every description Ssll7, -
Newport, Oct %.
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SELLING SCHEME.

U-r Packages OF II tickets, warranted 70 draw 6
prizes may be had for S5i at.
Whole tickets SS-Halves 81 I,50- Quarters as
cen,s-Eigh'hs 81 i.2 cents. 10 be had in great
variety Of numbers at
LUCXY OFFICE. No IL. Market.square, in the
NHw BuILpIso a
GJCasb viii be paid for prizes on demand.
Providence. Nov 1, 1894. Cn4J
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ONLY THREE DOLLARS
Ftr 'shois eekef. orS ms Aghsw Prise
10000 Dollars.

Queens College Literature Lottery,
SIXTH CLASS
To be drawn on NEDN ESD-ir, as I7,l Of 7HIS
MONTH
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"PPLN74AG G, Of Stl kinds, eIeshfsd in
,ss;sfdefoyy nsanner at fhis Office:
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SALE POSTPONED.

THE Estate Of Wiikam Prior, as lately -'vertised
for sale at public auction, b nseesAs-..1 psss.
pcn--, IN fr,t>er rpNres oet2l.
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TO LEI,

And possessioa g,pen ivimediafey.
THE Chambers in The house Of Edward rsyer,
situate in :feetinG street, For terms, apply
TO WILLIAM sMONs.
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The following curious occurrence happened
Few csys ego 10 ,hi, CRY "A gentleman
fom the country s.opr-d q, barber's shop
IN bsv. his hair cot cod to be shaved. Hsv.
:Tg tsxsn Oft his coat, he laid il on q ch,is.
fmmedis,ely after eoo,her gentleman slse
Hsm The county, entered 10 20 shaved. snd
he tik wise ook of hi, cos' ss5 laid |, down.
'ssh. lest person vss shsved frat sud departed.
When tbs fvfmsr had done, and went TO Gel,
his ces,, e. vss gone he immedis,ely ex.
cIsmed ,hs, he IVES . ruined man, ss he had
eifif o, nine hundred dollars in his coat pock.
Ell The apprentices and i'utn,ynsn were
Nd,ched 10 all quarters TO hnc the other
v,rnsn bot to no purpose. AZ length
,sbes proposed exsminiog the pockets Of
shshing eos,, wh,n IN on- OF them was
y Il poke, book containing from fourteen
80 Ian hundred dolprs. About 90 hour sf.
b~.sl proprietor discovering the mis'ske,
esek 10 . s,sie Of petspfs,lon, when az
e.e took place 10 lhs ss,isfae,ion OF all
i The first shaved gentleman had
dm shs Nsrh River, ss lars Cs,hs'
he. before nc discovered his ioss..
Hr ~ N Y. Pcs,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06
TO the Editors efhe Enquirer.
MR.. J. @. ADAMS AND HIS DIpIoMArv


IEkTLsMES: We may love the treason but mus,
hate The traitor aad such as far az he can h.na
o De. 90 CONCEIVE >. G. Adams to have become to
The parry he had chosen and the party which h NJ
supported HIM. The proper punshaieDt. commo"
prudence points oui--a general soDtempt TIE ~.
publican party were justified in making use Of him.
same but, surely the republicans are NO, uss.d ,a
placing at their head and that OF the u s. ,ba, ,,a.
who joined their ranks from love Of place and ,s
oes. u. 70 Of patriotism and political integrity
Time Of his abandonment Of bis own par,y HE ,dvn
cacy OF the embargo and his consequent sppo;n,.,.,
10 d. Petersburg, speak on This occasion--,hs.a
,hree circumstances were almost eonteu,poyonsa.s !.
and never, do solemnly believe, was the r. e.s. %
messed scene Of greater political depray;,v -,
grosser political corruption. Heocc, arose r.i;o
s ., ,s most ndsnsn, character and 'bus did per,
himself in Aug. Sept. 1909 "Ths sn.on,p,,s,.,
" to 81. Petersburg 10 ~ this moment ye,v .,.'."
p" When Mr.. Rufus King was Minister in I'o"Jss
~ spot. Mr.. Adams, then President made h,a a..
" agent IN LoHdoa, but the Senate reGus,d ,n -.
" ton the nomnaiion on the ground ila, ,l,s,. 80.
10 S neces'5 TOT uea'y with that power or, in
- relations Of nations not al war with c.ch ',y
g Russia and Great Britain were at Thar ,o'n ~
" Strict Alliance. Mr. Jefferson at The close oS ~.
90 administration appointed Mr.. Short. Ths ea n's
=" refused 10 sanction the nomination and rs.oJ.aI =
" to be unnecessary. Thus, the affair .,dJ ,eu y
g side the water, until MIR. Madison aouo;n,sJ mn
/" xa 1pnno.so, on 'ne other, y seemed Couoi
=" guence Of Mr. Shou having been deson,n ~ Io"se
" U. s. TO fill the post Of Minister Il eve. s"e
" ton 10 the Report that Mr. Jefferson lid sane
y own accord and, thai Mr.. Short wa, a, Eye.r'n
in consequence Of this appoiutmeo NJ and H.,
+" r,edisie direction Of The President. Thus y 'e 'M
% deut that, ever since q. b. made her n,a,;.. ~
% foris to resemble those Of Buonapar,e he ,sea
=, :, there has been hankerng after a cooyec,"n
80 with Russia that will lead 10 an armed oen'aI ~
- some neutral nonsense Odd il lead 60 80 I,
y certainly the object OF Mr.. Adams Mission par
' so"s, who know him well, say tia, no, sentence
' can escape him 10 which the name OF &, " 49,,
% OCCUR, but that il gives rise 10 sarcasm q, o,I;y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06
NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.

yesterday morning, the natal day of the
American people, was ushered in by gun at
day break, and by federal salute at sun rise.
In the forenoon the military companies
paraded in the best order. The Richmond
h'ns Hangers, under Capt. Brooke, matched
To the Theatre, where, at II o'clock, the de-
ciaratI"n OF Independence was read by DIR.
Cullen, and an 0ra'Ion pronounced by VIM.
Campbell Kidd, Esq. In the Capitol the De-
claratIon was read by Mr.. Samuel Myers, and
an Grafton was delivered by Mr.. Geo. Wythe
Munford, both Of them citizen soldiers of the
Light Infantry Blues. Both Of these Orations
were much spplaudtd by crowded audiences
At le o'clock the line Was formed on the
Capitol Square--and reviewed by the Cover
ro:. A grand salute was fired on the Cap
'tai Squafe-after which, the m,li,s.y canpa-
mes marched off to their respective places OF
dining-The Blues (under Capt. Murphy
and the Artillery under Capt. Ruihe, foerd
to Buchanan. Spring-The Rangers 10 How
ards Grove. The John Thompson Society din
eda Bacon Quarter branch. Each ofthese hos
pitabls boards was animated by the presence
Of many welcome guests.-,The Toasls in our
next: The Evening was closed with the usu-
al military arrangements.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06

The Directors ofphe Brook Tnrnpike Eo0po,,1
ITAVE this dHy declared dividend Of lper tcsnyy o
two dollars per shnre payable at the counting bo,se
OF ~. Eusiace after the 10th instant 10 the s,oethod
in person, to their Aornies producing n
tist effect 1880 ~
TO previous Irregularities in the mode nj ;s.,
Certificates Tor the Stock, and TO deliver them 10 sncs
Stockholders re have not previously received them,
% Ordered. That divide sd shall be maid mail a..
Certificates or the Stock be exhibited which
are he cancelled, and Certificates Issued ~
be counersgued Ivy three Of the Directors for The line
bringj similar Certificates to be also granted for snch
Shares for which, shall appear upon proos
none have bees previously issued.
As IN instances transfers may have been made M,
IN the form required BY law, (erect Of which
the Directors have ordered that ayidepd shall be psd
upon Stock thus transferred until the deed for the SAME he
exhibited to the acting Treasurer, unless satisfactory
dence he produced OF the rigbul worship or th
Stock, and that no deed We obtained. Wv
Exfracf from e Act Of s General 6suby passsd FeJy,
ary 4, 1879, Chap 81, See. ~
In consideration " the the proprictors will
incur In opening improving and repairing the said road
The said road with all the tolls and pro6s, sbsll be- and
the same Is hereby vesed In the said proprieors their
hsirs and assigns forever tenants IN common, In pro
portion TO their respective shares and the shall be
deemed real estate from the ne the said shall he
eompieted" July 8. i7--im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06
Voiuabie james River Lands FOR Reni.

pursuance Of order of the superior cour, of chan
for the Richmond d,trict made on the 18th dav
OF June 1873, in the Giat VS.. Hancock and al
shall, Wednesday The 2i Instant at the front door
Of The Eagle Hotel In the city Of Richmond offer for
rent, from III, 1s January 1925 until the Isl day of Jana
airy, 1925, the FARM on which NJ w. Hancock now re-
Sides being part Of the tract called the FnUs PIanfo
on In the county of CHESTERFIELD containing sOo
and 800 The person renting to have The
Of seeding crop Of small grain this fa reseryinr the
Tgh OF any succeeding tenant TO seed small grain /, the
TALL OF 1925 The be paid In money 10 secure
bond with approved security will be required
July6. I'D ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06
Tdfuabte Fnrniture al .lucIion

TIVE subscriber will sell at his residence unon n ~
Third Streets, Thursday the 9th instant al 70 ociocI
upon liberal credita variety valuable Household FuS
niture. '""'eA''" '"'-
And, three cows probably equal to any in R;.hmo,a
Expecting be absent from Richmond for Some me- w.
requests th,se indebted TO him. as well AZ these he a
owe, to call in the Of this week Tor
$50 ROBERT GAMBLE
Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
j. G. CALHOUN,
JOHN M'I.EAN.

u The Secretary of the Navy, and til,
Attorney General, not having expected To be
In the city, have not subscribed TO the dinsrr.
we are authorized 10 say, that il The Attorney
General, had received a similar invitation, and
had subscribed, he would now have joined IN
the above letter.
From the Washington Oily Gazette, OF July
We are authorized and requested by the
COMMITTEE of Arrangements for the Celebra-
ton Of The Anniversary Of the Independence,
TO say, that the publication in the National
Journal Of this morning was unauthorized by
them or any one Of them, and that nothing
will be wanting oi, their part to make the Pub.
lie Dinner on the occasion National Festival.
Invested Of all reference to party politics.
Had the Committee Of arrangement given
such an order about ~. Edwards, we should
liiink 1t wrong. On such public festival the
door ought To be thrown open tn all. Besides,
!. IS mak'ug too much consequence Of "
EDWARDS to mark him in this manner. He is
90 contempuble tor such a notice
But Messrs. Adams, Calhoun and Mclean
|, De 'coadeJutly dnrious to testify their
eehogs respecting this degraded minister, 10
'ome 50 unnecessarily before the public. If
ihey declined appearing ~ the dinner was il
not suiiIcIeat to withdraw and, " called on,
afterwards, to assign their reasons to their
friends or the committee Would il not have
been even better tn have joined at once in a
note to the committee ofarrsngements, assign
ing their reasons sc. {? Why rush at once into
the public prints, unless they wished to make
a parade Of their feelings in favor of his pey-
secuted and high-minded individual" ~!
Final decision upon The investigation" be.
fore the II. Of Representatives I! Aud are those
diplomatic Secretaries really willing to hold
out the idea that they have made up no opin-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06
CSHIEySS
Lottery s. Erehdnge 9EFee, IA Market. street,

Where the whole Of the capitals yet sold were a,aned
and where were also Sold The great capitals Of iC0 COG
,ars 10 600 dolls 10000, 5000, &c sc. drawn Grand
State Lottery on Thursday last and where CAPITAL
prizes have been sold, Than other Oer Am-rice
pao or Dy private conveyance enclosing the cash r
1es III OF the baltimore lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and puncua attention, If personal appics
ton, addressed TO j. I. COHEN. Jr.
Sec'ry TO the Managers Bsiiiu,ore.
n.
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CoHEN's OFFICE, ia. nlarkr,.s,reet,
Baltimore -2qfh .jure tec4

~ Baltimore. 2eth June, ie24 Z
nFFICIAL list Of the stl days drawing OF the wash
" ington Monument Lottery;
1909: .soosss, spriaesof $1,000
1887, prize of M
1916 1922, prizes Of 20
And ie0 prizes OF -
II All marked thus sold Mt COHEN,S OFFICE
dra wn. '' NV
rus day. drawing continues the success
suendng adventures NJ this Oice sup
piled wltb tickets should procure them without delay
the great capitals Of $4,000 10000 10000 600 Sc &c
nre still undrawn aud only drawings remain 10 COM
Pleie the scheme.
RISE OF TICKETS
The next drawing Will ,nke place the east July, on
which day, the opening VI the wheels, the prcc OF
tickets will be advanced TO Sl2-presrnt price viz:
Whole Ticke.s 3 10 Quarters = . so
Halves Eigbths IS
Tickets and Shares, ep,iraw wa 10 lie had MT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06
NOTICE no PAYERS

rTIuE undersigned commissioners, Hrgointed by Or
dibance Of the Common Hail Ut the City OF Richmond
hereby rive notice that they will receive proposals
the Augustnex for the graduation ard paving
certain parts Of Cary street. street amounting to up
wards OF six thousand yards OF pavement.
The be ccuipeted Nv the ist day Of neoen-
next and payment will he made sgTeeabiy to the pre-
gress Of the work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06

ION OF ~ 2. upon TIE er,dencee And that the
maNon ought not TO make up AN opinion before
'"eir representatives shall do IL, NJ ihe next
sess,"n' and after the election Of President nv
me People Ii is, indeed, poor ron,pi,r.,t
10 the :ntehigsnce and independence Of ,h. free,
men OF inns country, TO intimate To them IN $
that no opinion upon facts 80
"'oad'y touching the character IF one Of their
servants. must be formed, until their reprrsen
'auses choose again TO inyesiigate il. IL will
not answer, sirs. Edwards is Slammed to
everlasting 'nfamy." All your salvos and re-
sersations are unable 60 save him; But hat
NOT Messrs. Adams, Calhoun and Mclean. <
oet!er come ont a: once boldly enter the lists
10 favor OF Edwards and against w. n. Craw
!ora whether they have been Justly or UNI
Justly suspected Of being the secret pronpters,
'ne ADVISERS, the aiders, the supporters Of Ed
wards we-ieave ~ the decision Of an intel-
gent and an impartial people.
wal 20 see what of answer the Editors OF ,b
infen'gnoer will give the stnemeu, Ia the Ma
crr,"s Of State In public a,ioa Of public ,loc"n.sp
.ne Journal over che ntegen The statement was
elaborate, II Is and Contradictory 7. th; c,r -
Pc OF what The people expect from Mr. Adams ii
he clothed with the entire patronage OF sse go
1 u Ills, HMer, Mr. THOMAS 6. Buckley, to MISS ELIZA.
bErH A. MORRIS, OF Louisa County. '-
Saturday the 77h june amer short is.ss "c s - IA
days, Mrs JoHANNAH sEMPLE cousort OF The Hon Jas
Judge OF the Superior Court thai district
aaectionate wifi. and mother of eSemnnrw nds,ry and
'ue e"eemed ny her relatives and numerous friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06
En-. CUNNINGHAM, \ :
JOSEPH MARX, s
p. !. CHEvAlLiE, ; s
X. q. GILLIAN, {.
THOS RUTIIERFOoRD :


Richmond July y lbt4s If-oW
The edifofs Of tp Petersburg Inielgencer and Norfolk
Herald will insert the above three times each, and send
their The Chamberlain Of the Gig cfkiehmess
for pssment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06
DIPLOMACY.

We lay the following series Of singular notes
before the public
From the National Journal
".4nnirersdry Dinner We understand tina.
General John p. Van Ness, acting in tho
name Of the Committee, appointed by the
citizens to make arrangements for the ceebra-
ton OF the approaching anniversary al our in
dependence, has called at the Bookstores of
Messrs. Davis s. Force, and Pishey Thomp-
son, where Subscription papers were left, and
has gisen directions that Mr.. ,Vi,,inn Edtcords
shouid not be permitted 10 Subscribe to The
dinner ~
From the Washir c,on Republican Of July 3.
We are requested to publish the following
To .hessrs. 4. Cdrbey s. Jos. Gales, Jr.
WAsniNaroN, Sd JnIy, 1924.
Gentlemen Upon printed invitation
signed by you, we have subscribed our names,
for attendance at dinner at Mr.. WilIiamson's
hotel, en- the 9Th inst. incelebra;ion Of the an
niversary of our nalionJ Independence. We
lind it stated in one Of the public Journals Of
this morning, that one Of the members of the
committee Of arrangements has called at the
places where the subscription papers for the
dinner had been deposited, and, in the name
of the Committee, has directed that If Mr..
Ninian Edwards should apply there to join in
this celebration of the festival, his subscription
Should moi be- admitted.
Our attendance at the dinner, after this no.
tice, would justly he considered as equivalent
to an assent, on our part, TO this exclusion.
The character and conduct Of Mr., Edwards
being before the nation, upon the report of a
committee of the House Of Representatives
yet to be acted upon by the II ouse, we should
consider il Incompatible with our duties as
public servants, as well as with the principles
OF common justice, 20 participate in an nc,
which we think would, in no event, he justi-
fable before a final decision upon The inresii-
CATION We request you, therefore, to consi.
der this as notice that we have Withdrawn our
su Inscriptions for attendance at the dinner.
We are, very respectfully, gentlemen, your
obd't. sery's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-06
CRIMINAL COURT.

Last week Judge Brockenbrough held an
extra term for the trial of criminal causes for
this county.-EIdridge Bridgwater, George
DIXON and Joshua Jones, three free men OF
color were found guilty, and under the law
were adjudged to the sold as siares and trans
ported beyond the limits of the U. S. One
of these was for larceny the end for larceny
| oil free girl of color. Ia the name of human
ity, we repeat our protest against this barba
| rous law.
Matilda Jones' free woman Of colour was
convicted of petit larceny, and sentenced TO
months imprisonment in the county Jail
&c.-Wm. Kemp was convicted of like Of
fence, and sentenced tn similar punish mept.
VIM. Adams was convicted OF Disdemeanor
in keeping and exhibiting a faro-table. He
wished To address the jury, in order 10 prove
that the Law, subjecting to Imprisonment and
stripes for this offence Is contrary to the Bill of
Rights. The Court declined his application.
tie was sentenced to months imprisonment
in the county Jail, and 10 10 stripes
-Four other cases were disposed of, but the
one which excited the deepest interes, and lon
gest discussion, came on on Friday. 1t was the
strange case Of Macon Green Of this City, for
a misdemeanor consisting in the attem1t. tn
blow up, by means Of little box, fixed with
gunpowder and two lighted candles, James
Lyons Ia contractor on the James River
cansl;) G. was sctuated by spirit of re.
yenge, the scheme was providentialIy detected
ny Lyons, after the box had been put under
his bed the light was seen, aud the candles
exiinguished, in time to prevent the murder
OF Lyons and other persons who were in the
same log cabin with him. Macon was defended
with great ability by tlessrs. &. w. Leigh and
Wbtaker--and prosecuted by the Attorney
General. The Jury found this modern Guy
Faux guilfy-and he was sentenced 10 paw .
fine of 5000, and 70 seek repentance for three
years in the county Jail, without bail or main
prize.
We acknowledged the receipt Of two COM
muncatIons from ,CuIpeper county, noticing
the late jackson meeting 10 that county. One
Of these states, that the whole meeting did not
consist OF more than 25--tbe other limits them
to 20. One of our correspondents says that
Mr.. Crawford will get three votes TO one
against all the other candidates combned"-
The other says that Crswford will get at
least three votes to one over all the other can
didates ain this district" i
Our readers will scarcely believe the asser.
ton that with the weight Of testimony hear
ng dowuth character Of Niniap Edward men
IRE TO be found willing to justify his conduct ?
let such Is the fact; such is the viruIent on-
position manifested against w H. Crawford.
hat ". +. is 10 no want Of defepders-nav. ofl
The wsrmest eulogists. We pass by the wash
ngtoo Republican. 1t was established for
vase purp0se--aud will be true 10 lis vocation
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21
% N0ilAvS NrWnYA.

DUh Nv Ny fom he possession Of Josi
/ Lej1wtrh u. ajout f"'ir, months ogo. n
aegro MN nnmtd G.IkRIIL, Of rcry dark
coap'er,on, nh NJ fH- fs.i9 o. 10 iu,heshigh,
and dboU' Hirtg hro grar, ofngf. no pnriica-
ier rtrrtg recoiieeied freepi 'ome smaH knots
~ hi' 6t.a' atola The SIZE IF marble, and
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