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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

virtue oi deed OF trust, To- us bl " nl
thompson on the 26ih day OF September 1920,
purpose OF securing sundy of money express
% we sna proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder for
money PottiesvIle Tuesday the 18Th OF nrx month II
ai moi the next fair day, negro named Acash
and all tie right, title and interest which the said VIM L.
Thompson has in the following negroes now in lie posses
SION OF Thomas Anderson nPponer the estate of Berry
man Johnson, dec. viz. Edmund Caty Venus lanes Cbas
rhilis, Mailman, Lewis, Elijah and Patsy or so MUCK
thereoi as may he sufficient satisfy the deb specified
d deed ana The expenses attending The Such title
ersI GEo iIAUpIs " P"''"'
March 10. ,na 49, i
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SHEAF OATS.
NOTICE.

y ANYWAY from the subscriber about the LIST Of
IL February last, n negro man named FRANK, who
sometimes calls himself Governor Frank about years of
age bve ieet high and OF very dark complexion has
being possessed OF great share Of pride had when he
le rome napt cotton coat dark coored pair Of double
what worm am inclined to think he will endeavsr to get
10 petersburg or Richmond he has been accustomed
running The river. viii give twenty dollars reward 10 srv
person who will deliver said negro TO my residence
III buckingham county about Eve miles from Raines Tav-
ern or fifteen dollars any who " secure him in a
so that get him again. BRANCH LEE.
March 10. tO4 a.
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MAS committed the Jail of berkeley county ON The
w 2d instant, negro man who calls himself SAM
IAhLO hVe ieet i've inches high, stout made, small
committed blue cloth coat, nsey pautaIoons marseIe
vest tow shirt strong shoes and stockings an old r
bat The said runaway says he belongs TO n MIR, While
living near Knoxville Tennessee, and his master pur-
chased him about two ago, from Mr. Tbraser of
LUunoun county, Virginia The ner of said runaway is
requested 10 forward prove property paw ch%r9e
anu take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with ms the
directs. PETER GARDINER JaiIor
EartnSburg, Nov. "a. 1928 gO-wt2,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

The following letter from Mr. JEFFERSON, writ
ZEN more than five years ago, we lately in he
possession OF the gentleman whom u is addressed,
and who informed US IL had uev.r heeu published.
As there 10 nothing IN ii Of private nature, and as
the manner III which the writer speaks Vi his own
services, enhances, If possible, ia opinion, the
srillIancy OF his fame, ard places him in a most
Amiahie point ut view as n,an, we have taken the
liberty 10 publish it. Nat. .JopnoL
MoSrIcELLo, Dee. 81, 10.
SIR Age and declining health having rendered
me unequal TO the iabours of etier-writing, I can
make but a short ackpow ie dgement of the obiging
propositions OF your letter OF the 18Th IN the vari-
Gus stations in which the public have thought proper
TO require my services, have endeavoured 10 dis
charge my duty with and integrity But ! have
seen thousands of r,y fellow citizens serving ia their
siauons Mao with equal care aud integrity J have
no claim therefore 10 merit or faithful execution
oil trusts reposed, than they have, any ex-
peciao OF even WISH that my biography should he
noticed more Than theirs Under this impression !
have never noted III writing any particulars of my
own iiie: and as To memory, that is too much i'm
paired TO furnish any thing worthy OF confidence
on Will, ihen aauer myself, have the goodness To
excuse my declining the request of your letter,
have uniformly done other similar applications,
and will be disposed 10 indulge the pressure of age
unaggravated by the eKactions OF new tolls and la
hours
feel jus, sensbility for the sentiments you are
have pursued. The appreciation cf my services by
Iiches reward can receive (; and with my thankful
ness 10 Yourself particularly, pray you accept the
tender vi my great respect.
TIL JEFFERSON
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FlHE INSURANCE.
fElHE subscriber, Agent of Tie ETNA INSTANCE
COMPANY tor the State OF Virginia is ready to re-
all kinds OF insurable property.
March g I0I-.,.su, "
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Statement oil lie CVmincrce of each State aud Ter
rIt"ly, commencing Of The first day Of DC tober
lGl2, aud ending on he S0ih Of September I323
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JAILOR'S NOTICE.

M AS committed TO the Jail Of the town of Petersburg
w on the 18th day Of November last, as a runaway
anegro man, who calls himself HARRISON CROKER--he
ieet inches high, brown complexion large nose thick
lips, pleasing countenance, soops in his shoulders when
%aSIne has scar on his left elbow, and had long
p'ue coat hgi mixed nmespun PaniaoOns; and he Is
free man, and raised county of souhamp,sr
he about 10 or 20 If age. The m any there
beO is requested TO forward proye his prnnerv
charges and take him away, orbe will dealt with as the
law directs. ROGER MALLORY T,;icr
February 10. eowio,v
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10 It, Some ot u.s. may possibly live ~ see tic day.
when The progress Of common seuse aud libe,al
knOwlt dye, shall abite much OF those nutunS derN
cd from the German School, and from Ieudal forms
when king. shall he acknowledged To he the first
magistrates ui the people, aud shall deem IL 10 de-
parIure from their legitimate dignity that they
bound TO vindicate their ACES like other men.
"rhe main points OF. oar foreign relations are
thrce-Creece, Spain, aud the Colombian States
As respects the hrSt oi these, there did exist
pecta great body OF the people, that the Lug
lish Mns'iy had employed its good offices pto-
cure some rsesfgni,ion from the Turks al the indie
Iendence OF p.e AOrea aud The Greek Islands. We
regret, however, add, and we regret IL exceed
ingiy, tina, the speech jusfes no such inference.
The speech indeed, says that his Mijesty has every
reason tn believe, that his ehOits TO accommodate
matters between Russia aud Turkey, have very
promising aspec, that the Turks have fully as
senlcd To his Maesy's meditation; aud that he has
every believe, that all affairs in discuss,
between these Powers, will be practically arranged
But not "a word is snid concerning the Greeks. Our
own humble opinion is, that the Greeks are entirely
abandoned 10 the will of the Grand Seignor and
that the Emperor Alexander, dreadng their exam
pie more than compassiOnatng their coalition, has
equally deserted them. Indeed, with all our incl.
nation towards the Ministers, we feel ourselves
PEELED To confess, thar their system rs that oi ia
v"riug the liberties OF foreign countries, of aiding
them in any eflecIua mode To improve THEN govern
mems. Ii is doubtless equally ssary aud praise
worthy 10 maintain the peace OF the country, and TO
ayoid embToiing ourselves ~ the quarrels OF our
neighbours. But there Is surely sequel TO this
principle. a free government has surely some duty
10 cherish the Of liberty all over The world.
4" As regards Spain, conduct is upon the same
system. We assist the principle Of liberty, and VIM
dictate, in ioords, the Independence OF nations, aud
the rights OF people as opposed to the preien-
| sious OF kings. Blu, here VIC stop. o. rather we
do not stop here Tor M. Canning, with very uu.
necessary parade Of candour deemed necessary to
euogize The moderation of the Duke d'Angouleme
aud the sincerity of The French Ministry. we our
selves believe the Duke d. Aneouleme ard the King
of France To he as honest and good men as there
are in France at this period hu, would not have
praised them in the same breath in which con-
demncj the Spanish invasion"
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MISS FRANCES T. UUGHES

ESPECTFULLY informs the public that on Monday
The 18Th Of the month, she will open n seminary for The
tuition OF young ladies, ON II Street to Dr.
bHrs shop and nearly opposite tho Theatre Her
OF nirucu1n will embrace photography reading writing,
arithmetic English GRAMMAR geography, bellies Ietres. and
natural philosophy Music and the French language viii
be taught il required Ten boarders will received al
months. - -
Terms For day pupils dollars per quarter or TWEEN
per session. English branches few ladies can be
accommodated wiIh bonrd by the month quarter.
So
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GREEN SPRING FOR SAFE

WIS estate situated the James river at neatly equal
n distances from Richmond and Norfolk contains 2g5t
acres OF land The dwelling house built Of brick is large
snu eomnlodious and attached TO is every necessary
building AZ short distance Is spring Of fine water and
an orchard Of excellent fruit The quality Of the land
seneIa good aud large proportion IS covered with verJ
valuable timber convenient to tile river. Few estates ms
se greater advantages tan this II is offered al reduced
price and on long credn.-Mr VIM. NJ Jones residing ut
GreensPring will shew the premises-Applv ts Mr. Ian.s
u; fiddle, in Richmond, or TO WIN L.HODGsON,
March fOC-f I'm Alexsrdris
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

MAS committed Co the jail 81 Prince W VILLAIN county on
W the 10Th day nf January 1924, negro who calls
himself ROBERT STEWARD, Of very black complex ION
about n OF 20 years 81 feet ~ rbes high had on
when committed new fur hat blue ct,f striped
vest and PantalOOns lie says that he n flee came
from Petersburg. The 81 the aiase negro is re-
quesed 10 ceme forward prove property pay charges and
take him away he will be dealt with the law directs
March ~ iO4--wi2w AeMIILAN Jsiiot.
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ON THURSDAY,
FARMERS BANK or VIRGTNIA

DHLNh UT A,
the request of competent number ofthe
aud in pursuance Of the acquisitions of the Act NJ As
senbly passed the 9th day OF March Instant entitled
An act for extending the charter Of the Farmers Bank of
Virginia." Notice is hereby given that General Meeting
OF said stockholders will take place. their Banking
in the city of Richmond on Tuesday the 9th or Apr
next to take into consideration the prOprety
and ratyng the terms Of extending charter Of The said
Bank. r. n, NICHOLAS President
March ~ 1924.
~ will be necessary that all proxies he given after
the 5ist March lolita
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TIE ATTENTION OF CLERKS
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ZEN DOlIlsAkS KEW ARD.
ON Friday the 9th ult. my LEWIS aksconded
~ I've Is bright muaitO about twenty-hrce or four
Of age ami about FIVE feet three inches high
had on blue coat and pantaOOns wHstcoa recofced
white cotton shirt blue coat and glazed hat
took with him also black fur hat about hnlf-worn.
will give Ten Dollars for his delivery f caught in town
and prOporliOuae increase IL taken beyond limit.
the city and brought 10 secured ~ any Jail that
get him again. bought him OF Mr.. HOLIDAY, agent for
Mr. Cary Of The county Of Gloucester which place bf
viii probably attempt TO get. lie away about two
ago and unprecedented in WILLIAMSBURG ON his
way 20 Gloucester being furnished with forged pass.
Richmond. March q 98--W JERMAN BAKER.
Ii persons holding my bonds for Tie hire III negroe
q who have worked upon The Richr6ud Dock for III ns
years, requested present them Sir. John Van
Lew the MARKET Bridge for paymeai.
Eebrdafy ~. 90 yF9RVYg-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

The Governor OF Dominica dissolved the House OF
assembly OF that Colony on the 30th December, IN
consequence (as stated in addte ss from amember
Of The House 10 his constituency OF liked deierm'-
nation on their part To oppose taxation without The
consent of the Representatives of the people, and =
desire the part of the Legislature 10 relieve The
people from oppressive taxation, by e6ecting Il re-
dnciion of the salaries OF public officers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

M'CORMlCk'S PATENT PLOUGhS.
NoRrHAM MGRUDER Main street, offer for sale
~ ne agents for the manufacturers, Cormick's Patent
Ponghs which for simplicity Of construction superiority
performance and durability, perhaps surpassed by
any pboughs now in use
For more particular description of these pougs refer
to tie proceedings OF the last ploughig matches nj
fredericksbarg the suoned certificate of Col Thomas
M Randolph, and TO the gentlemen whose MEL
toned below.
Richmond, 9Th February, 1924.
hereby certify that the Ploughs made at the shnD of
Peter Minor, Esq of Abemare the highest estima
ton among tie farmers of that county do myself
consider them as rot inferior in any advantage whatever
TO the best nj this time offered for sale this place rom any
OF the Northern mnpufaciories
THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH.
:, , Il Delegate froir AibenGrie.
10 Messrs. workman * MGruder Feb. 20, 1924.
Richmond
Hon. William II. Cabel.
Refer TO Joseph Q. Cabel, -,
VIM L. Gordon, Gsqrs o7-om
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HIDES s. OIL.

THREE hundred large Pernambuco or Hides and
20 barrels Tanners Oil For SAFE by
MaIcn .. lOO-u WILLIAM ANDERSON.
OIlCE is hereby given that all cells in the Lun1c
Hospital in the city o Williamsburg re occupetl and
That no mere patients male female will be received into
The said hospital until the said ceS are vacant
Due notice of which wig I've given.
ny order OF tie Court of Directors.
July 90 1923. al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

Letters from Laguira, state that the government OF
Colombia have Directed that the duy OF imports
shall he paid in cash, within fifteen days after the
arrival entry of the vessel. The market was ia
wretched TOR advenrurers, being entirely
s,o'ked with every article az merchandise.
.NaniHs.-A friend ,nded us Yesterday, pioci =
nation in Spanish (recenth teceiv"d!'om Manili,l
without date, signed 10y Juan An,onia Msriinez
captain general of the Philippine Islands, by which Il
appears that part of the troops, hcaJssi hy cap
tam Novaes, had raised the standard uf ,nsurrec
ton, with the object of rendering the Islands 'nde
pendent of Spa,n-bu, they were quickly put down
and Novales, and Ruiz, another leader, and twenty
of their followers, were shot ~ .ifer. .qdr
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THOMAS TRIPLETT.

THOMAS TRIPLETT.
ATTORNEY Ar lar, FRANKFORT, (KEN.J
WILL attend the Federal State Courts holden at that
w place and will undertake the collection of money or
the investigation of land claims, my where in Kentucky
For information he refers Members uf Congress iron,
February TO- 8s-sm
NOTICE.
Ii the effects and claims the late firm Of Edmund
n Taylor Co have been transferred and assigned ~ NE
Ny deed from John ay lor the surviving partner bear
ing date the 18th December B29 purposes therein set
forth and recorded IN the Office Of The Hastings Court Of
the city Of Richmond Those indebted to the said
are requested 10 make immediate payment 20 the under.
WILLIAM GILLIAT
February 81. gi-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

WAS committed TO the Jail Of Henrico county 90 The
w 10th OF January 1924, mulatto Soy named DICK
WHO states himself TO be the property Of Airs Sras but
was hired the last year Mr. Keith living Charlotte
vile The said runaway Is about fifteen years old Ind very
hkely bad on when committed, roundabout coat and
PanialOons made of casinet clufb.
The owoer of said runaway hereby required TO come
forward prove property, paw charges and take him away
or be will br dealt with the law directs.
JOHN l.. TATE u. s.
March D. iO5--wt2w For WIN PRICE. S. n. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

We have heen several times requested publish the m
dSGh PAHosOphsT bu have been able find a COPY.
We 60 it than what is contained in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30
TO The Members Of he Bible Society Of Yi1-

4 me members 81 The Bt6te Society Of Tir-
ginia.
XOUh ANNUAL meeting is appointed, at the First Baptist
Church la the city of Richm0nd Tuesday the sixth
DAY OF April 1924, eleven O'Clock in the niornngD
vine service will be performed, and appropriate
TO the occasion devered by the Rev Henry l.. Keeling
alter which, the annual Report OF the nanae ers will lie
read and other business Of the Society traisacted-A
persons are invited to attend.
by Order Of the Board Of Managers
WIN. MUNFoRD, Recordg Seery.
mhcn 10. 10g-fdm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

N1KGlNiA Az rules, holden in tie clerks Office of The
Superior Court Of Cllsncery for the Richmond Dis
ifict the i9tl day Of March 1874
C0dwaIlader Jones, PIT.
Against
Edwin Land and Thomas Watkins, Tefts.
The defendant Edwin Land not having entered his ap-
peHrance and given security according the Of Assem-
by and the rules ~ this court and Il appearing by salts
factory cvdcrce that he is nhabiiant this coun-
Try u ordered, that the said defendant appear here
on The FIRST day oi the and the bill the
plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted IN some Newspaper polished in the cy Of Rich
nond for w months successfully, and posted the front
door of The 7prol, H. The said city.
go, eopy-Teste, wa w. HENING, 6. G.
mAfcI2W fb5-s9aw
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w 40 committed to the Jail of Preston county. on bp
w ylh January last. runaway a negro man who
calls himself WILLIAM SHELTON, and saws that he is
from Buckingham county in Virginia file Is about orty
years Old OF dark complexion, aud about six high
Ihe owner o said negro is requested to come forward.
prove property pay charges and take him away otherwise
he will be dealt with the law directs
-. JOSEPH ID. SUIT. Tailor.
Kingwood, March q. IOI-w,25Ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

M AS committed 10 the Jail Of HenricO county on The
w iihof May 1926 Tor the want of his free naner
JOHN ROBERTSON, and was by order Of Henrico
csuny court on the 9TH Of January 1874 ordered
united as runaway The said JOhn Robertson is about 20
years old and very black FIVE feet FIVE inches high very
stout made livery pleasing countenance and when spoken
To has peculiar way OF winking his eyes.
The owner Of snid runaway if any there be, hereby
required To come forward prove property pay charges and
lake him away or he will be dealt with the law directs
60, JOHN l.. TATE, D. S.
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MAS committed to The jail Of HenricO county oa the
W IghW November 1873, as runaway, negro man
named LEN, who states himself tn he the property Of
Martha Cooke OF the county Of Abemarlc said runaway
about hry years old very black, Eve feet six inches high,
no VISIBLE mark had when committed n Of
kerey cloth brown cloth paniaoons, and black wool hat
The owner Ot said runaway is hereby required
forward prove property, charges and take HIS away,
he will he dealt with as the law directs.
JOHN T.. TATE, ID. S.
March g fn5-w12w For WIN PRICE. S. H. q.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05

We have Just received letter from member 81
the New York Legislature, which confirms The
opinion We have heretofore held, beyond the posi-.
ol,ity Of doubt. that ions QuINcY ADAMS uil
rtcslre ne roteS gttdat Stl+g. We attach the more
N Porance to This e'teras II is written by one ol the
majority who voted 70 censur- the Governor, and
nat vote has been claimed by the Cawfordi,es as
he test OF their ength The letter IS dated Sent
q ls-4, and We make the following extract;
DEAR Sra Much ing been said about the
votes 81 this State, and some having supposed that
the last meeting Of The Leg,latnte had given proof
that the tlends Of Mr. Crawford were msiority.
cen assure you, Sir, that is not he ase. Thee
IS handsome majority IN The Legislature oppo.
sed to Mr.. Cta~ford: and although do not think
any one Candidate has majority Of he whole ye,
DO KNOW thai Mr Adams has more than any
other one, and he WILL MOST CERTAINLY
GET THE VOTES OF THIS STATE"
The wrer al.o SAYS that "not less than twenty
Two OF hose DO voted 10 censure the Governor are
opposed to Ora" ford" and adds in con- usion /
have AIKEN unwesrled pains ascertain the strength
Of parties and am cohhdei that am cor. ect."
The above, with tie statement OF General NJ
Clure, S the letter Of the fourteen members Of The
Senate and Assembly oil New York recently pub.
hshed declaring nat { there is decided majorityI
y the members q tie Legislature ofthat State op
POSED t9'Ir rauford'-togelh with private in.
lormapn We have lately received from The best
,aurees-rsmose all doubt in cur mind that Nh.
AID ANS will receive The THlRTY-SlX votes oil
Ne~ York and Of course be elected President by
Triumphant MAJORITY Ed Salem Reg
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E.gfrnrne1n.g Ia EtsEion.


late I.oad p pa5-', describing The dresses d
some isde, co punHc occasion in that cily, make
The following statements.
" The Duchess Of Argyll, il dress Of massive
GOLDEN tissue: her raven LOCKS, and prediction,
plume Of iea hers Of The same color, produced J
CONTEST win her diamonds saIaed only BY
The Duchess of BEDFORD whose zwery astoni.h
sl IL BY is glare. The alter made prodigiou.
display indeed Independently Of The necklace
watch cost stisas fl yt41asaat gtiaya,,(S oool
chsns q diamonds, with anethysts in the centre.
decorated her Grace's dress from The black ,ehe
saanish hat TO the grdle or cestus below The s,o
macher.
Inc Hon. MIS- Hope was meteor in the thror g.
that lady was a moving msmenl and it was SID
THAI the costs IN brllIsns alone in dress o. so5re
magnhcence (crim,onl exceeded ,srrn huAdr,e
tDuNaR pound, !" Gr S3I98.OG
rhis sIng;- sum is more than su,ficien to paw tie
sala les OF al the GprerHor> il the United s.ate,
for Jtty .fre years. and # divided among the peo
pie OF this country woula be mere th4n quarter ID
doilar 10 each individual. Il !, also about ony ffh
Of the whOie e~psnse Of our national goyrrnn. ent
Tor iear Rel Chronicle.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
TIE PRESIDENCY.

We Learn that very large meeting was held last
week, in Anne Arundel forming part Of the Balt-
mole electoral district. at Porte's tavern. where
nearly 500 people were assembled, consisting the
most valuable citizens Of the county. George Hin.
chester. esq. aud Judge Thomas u. Dorsey, the
electoral candidates, addressed the meeting and it
is with satisfaction we can state. upon the very best
information that most decided majority was found
TO be in favor OF the Statesman JOHN QuINcY
ADAMS. Tie friends OF MIR. Adams in this dis
trict may perfectly satisfied, that they form
triumphant majority, and that nothing is wanting
but union, energy and action to secure success. AS
soon as the present city elections over, they will
take the field, and move with concerted energy and
effect. II is cause the most glorious, and one in
which he friends OF free government have deep
interest at stake. Bait. Pat.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
NEW Jersey

Extract Of letter from gentleman in New Jersey
Il decided opponent Of Mr. ADAMs) TO his friend
u BslumoIe, dated Sep. ls.
Our electoral folks begin TO show the cloven
loot and have had several meetings Of yariops
townships IN my county OF our STATE, 10 nominate
members for tie Convention al Trenton in October.
and In every one there has been large majority in
ievor OF John Quincy Adams In Jersey The con.
test will be eIdently between Jackson and Adams.
and IN afraid The latter will have largy najyri.
ty-this you Of course will be pleased with''
We have This morning received letter from
gentleman at Trenton, hich states, that the recrp,
attempt to divert the natural current ofpublic opin
lon from Mr. ADAMS has spent its force in vain.
u has had The desired effect 10 his friends
10 activity, and they now beginning to show
Themselves manfuly, and that his electoral ,irket
VIII triumph by most decided majority. The