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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17
NEW GOODS
Earle f. Chase
HAVE just received, and are
now opening, variety of
.NEW GOODS

which with those en- hand comprises an extern
sive MISUNDERSTANDING which are the follow
ing articles, viz
Gilt ard Mahogany framed LOOK
ING GLASSES; Single and Double bordercd
TEA TRAYS, various patterns; Table and
Dessert KNIVES and FORKS CARVERS;
Iron, Block Tin, Brttania, and Silver-plated
Table and Tea SPOONS; Tea-Pots Parlour
and Kitchen BELLOWS; Brass and Japann-
ed LAMPS of different kinds; Brass and Iron
CANDLESTICKS Floor, Hearth, Dust,
White-wash, and Furniture BRUSHES Brass
ANDlRONS; Shovel and longs; WARNING
PANS; SAD IRONS; Patent and Common
COFFEE MILLS; Shutters and Trays Plat
ed Salt Spoons, Cream Ladies', and Sugar
longs; Table Bells; Waffle irons; Bed
Cords; Wire and Hair SLEEVES; Spice Box
es; Spit Boxes; Wash Tubs; Pals, &c.
A great variety of single and double
blade Pen and Pocket KNIVES; Magnum
Bonum. Old English, and Common RAZORS;
Razor Cases; Hotchkiss's and Pomeroy's Ra-
zor Strops and Paste; Shaving Boxes do.
Brushes English and American Shaving
SOAP; Shears and Scissors Superiour INK
POWDER lnk-stands Waters Sealing
| Wax; Black Sand; Quilts; Writing Paper;
| Lead Pencils; lndelble Ink ; Boxes Of Wa
ter Colours States and Pencils; Pasteboard.
SHOE-MAKER'S HAMMERS Shoe
Knives Shoe Rasps, 3-4 file Superiour
Sewing and Pegging AVIS, large and small
sizes; Awl HATS Shoe Pincers and Nippers !;
Punches; Steel Shoe lacks Heel Nails !;
Superour and Common Sand Stone or Rub
beers Sand and Glass Paper Shoulder
Sticks Long Sticks Stamps SHOE
THREAD; Shoe Pegs, &c.
Spanish and American CIGARS, by
the Box or Single; good Leaf Tobacco.
Spectacles aud Spectacle Cases Pock-
ct Books; Horn and Shell Hair Combs Ivo-
ry and Horn Fine-tooth and Pocket Combs :;
Dressing Combs; Snuff Boxes; Tooth Brush
es; Tooth Powder; Hooks and Eyes; Pound
and Paper Pins Elastic Knitting Pins; Sew
ing and Darning Needles Watch Chains :;
Silver Pencil Cases; Great Coat and Cloak
Hooks and Rings.
Mounted and Common Chaise Whips ;
Screw Augers Trunk Locks Brass Nails ;
Large and Small STEELYARDS; Bits and
Stirrups; Buckles; Door La:ches Fauc. Is.
A few excellent THERMOMETERS.
The above, with various other arti-
Giles too numerous 10 be specified, will be sold
l0s for Cash, Produce, or approved Credit.
| Worcester, | | no. 10, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17

which with those en- hand comprises an extern
sive assortment--among which are the follow
inc articles viz
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17

From the United States Literary Gazette.
CONSOLATION.

From the United States Literary Gazette.
CONSOLATION.
It is not when the parting breath
We watch with anxious heart;
It is not in the hour of death,
When those we love depart;
Nor yet, when laid upon the bier,
We follow slow the corse,
And leave ii in its dwelling dark,
That most we feel the loss.
When past the last, the solemn rite,
And dust to dust hath gone,
And IN IFS wonted, channelrd course
The stream of life flows on;
O! who can tell how drear the space
Once ill,d by those most dear,
when wellknown scenes which they have lov'd
And all but they are here.
This deep. this heartfelt loneliness,
This quietness of grief,
Falls heavier on the flowers Joy,
Than tempests strong but brief:
Though whirlwinds tear the blossoms fair,
Yet still the stem may thrive;
Bnt the whitening blight of one wintry night
Scarce leavca the root alive.
Yet as our earthly pleasures fade,
Ifplants Of purer peace
Spring in our bozom's wilderness,
And, nurtur'd there, increase,
And humble hope and holy fear
Our wounded bosoms fill,
THEY'LL teach US all the blessedness
OF yielding to his will.
Then seek cot hours OF sober grief
Or sonowing thoughts to shun,
Until we feel that we can say,
"Thy wiil-not mine-be done"
And then our hearts TO Him will pay
An homage pure and warm;
Who saw the cloud DER them we love,
And hous'd them from the storm.
A. c. II.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17
Notice.

WHE Subscribers offer for
T. sale small place in Amherst, (Mass.) }
near Clark's Mills, one mile from the Meet
ing-House, now occupied by Samuel Smith,
Cd, being an excellent place for Mechanic
consisting of one acre and one-fourth of Land,
on which is neat one-story House, with
three rooms completely finished and painted
Wood-House, Barn, forty or fifty engralted
Apple Trees. with several other kinds of Fruit
Connected with the above is BIacksmith's
Shop and Tools, standing on land of Samuel
F. Dickenson.-The above place being one
of the best situations for Blacksmith in the
country, will be sold cheap, and reasonable
pay day given. Or Inquire of
II. & A. SMITH.
Amherst, (Mass.) Nov. 3.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17

Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, October %. 1924.
To the WidoU0 and Heirs Of STEPHEN
HALL, late Of Sutton, IN sad County,
deceased, and to all others concerned
IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
IL pear you see fD at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the FIRST Tuesday in December next, at
ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the instrument, which purports to be the
last will and testament of said deceased, should
not be approved; and you will be heard there
on. IHEuPHlLUS WHEELER, Reg.
BY order of Tie Hon. Judge.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17
Stage Fare reduced.
YEHE Proprietors of the Old

KsHE Proprletors Of the Old
q Line of Accommodation STAGES from
Worcester to Boston, respectfully inform the
Public, that said Stages will leave Worcester
for Boston on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fra
days, at IL o'clock at noon, and OIL Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at o'clock, A. NJ.
and at l O'Clock, P. NJ.
Returning.-Leave Boston every day at
2 O'Clock in the morning, and on Mondays,
Wednesddys, and Fridays, at 9 O'clock
Fare, $l,5O.
For seats apply in WORCESTER at Capt.
1hOn'as's Coffee-House, and at Capt. Louelrs
Inn; and in BosToN at Ea,pS Coffee-House,
Hanover-Street.
Worcester, Nor. 10, 1924. If
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17
Boston, Worcester, Soathbridgc.
and Springfield
ACCOMMODATION STAGES,
Three times q Week-through IN one Day,

7 FAVE Springfield every
E-A Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, a,
4 O'Clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Boston at
o'clock, same evening. leave
Boston every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day, at O'Clock, A. Nj. and arrive in Spring
field, at 6 o'clock, same evening. Said Stage
will pass from Springfield through the towns
of Wilbraham, Monson, Brimfeld, Sturbridge,
Southbridge, Charlton, Worcester, shrewsbu-
ry, Westborough, Scarborough, birmingham,
Needham, Newton, and Brighton to Boston.
" For the purpose Of ensuring despatch
and punctuality, the Proprietors will run
three Teams between Worcester and Boston,
and three between Worcester and Springfield.
Carriages changed but once between Worces-
ter and Boston.
OF Good accommodations are made for
the convenience of Passengers, and the Pro-
prietors hope, oy proper attention, to render
themselves worthy of share public patron
age.
~ For seats in Boston,, apply at Wild &
HOsmer's, Elm Street, formerly PdtisrsOn's)
in Worcester at C. StOckuepS, in Springfield
at N. Ctdpman's.
Fare from Springfield to Boston, $500
from Southhridge to Boston, 3,OO-irom Wor-
ccster to Boston, 200.
JASON EDDY, Southbridge,
JOHN K. SMITH, do.
SALEM TOWNE, j. Charlton,
JOHN & S. D. sPURR, do.
HARVEY DRESSER, do.
WILLIAM S. WELD, do.
C. STOCKWELL, Worcester.
Nor. 8, 1894.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17
Commissioners Notice.

AVE the Subscribers, having
w been appointed Commissioners on the
Estate of CALVIN STONE, late of Oxford, in
the County Of Worcester, deceased, represent
ed insolvent, hereby give notice-that Six
Months from the seventh day of October last
are allowed the Creditors to bring in and
provo their claims, and that we will attend
that service at the house of Recompsncs Cary,
Esq Innholder in Ward, on the first Tuesdays
Of December, January and March next, from
one to six o'clock, ?. VI. on each Of said days.
JOHN CLARK, r.,
THOMAS BAIRD, 'O"'m|S'
WGrd, Noe. 9, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17
Fdrnasn,, Wood &
BdtCheIder

HAVE just received from
New York and Boston, in addition 10
their former Stock of Goods
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17
Farm for Sale.

a [ Public Auction, on Fri
"a day, the 23,h day of November cur
rent, at two Of the clock in the afternoon, on
the premises, will be sold to the highest bid
der, an excellent Farm, situated about mile
northeast of the Congregational Meeting
House in hreWsbury-containing one hun
drcd acres of Moving, Pasture, and Tillage
Land, with Wood Lot of twelve and half
acres little distant from the Homestead
The Buildings are good and convenient. This
Farm long the property and place of residence
of Col. Asa RISE, deceased, is abundautly
watered, and is not cqualled by any Farm in
Shrewsbury for the advantages OF turning
water Ger the moving ground in any desired
quantity, which, as well as the tillage land, is
near to the Buildings, and viii require but one
yoke of Oxen to do all the work thereon.
1t is the opinion of good judges, that
no Farm in this vicinity of towns will yield
greater profits for the labour bestowed than
this. On this Farm have been raised some of
the finest as well as latest cattle that have
been exhibited at our Cattle Shows in Wor-
cester and Brighton, by Asa Rice, j.. and for
which he, tor several years, and also for large
and successive crops of corn without manure,
obtained many and large premiums, the par
ticuars Of which may be seen in the Ameri-
can Farmer and other newspapers printed dur
ing the year 1922 and the previous years.
So goof a chance for a bargain rarely happens
| and all DESTROYS of purchasing Farm are de-
sired to examine the premises for themselves,
and inquire of Dea. Thqddeu, BaidDin, OF
Brighton, Capt. John Bragg, on the premises,
and Of Col. Nyn,phas Pratt, or the Subscriber,
in Shrewsbury.
Conditions liberal, and made known
at Sale. Possession to BE- had the first of 4pril
next. ANDREW II. WARD.
Shrewsbury, Nor. 9, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17

New York and Boston, in addition 10
their former Stock of Goods
Black, blue. drab g. Camblets.
mix'd Broadcloths. Figur'd Flanneis.
Black, blue, gold, Plain Flannels of all
black mix'd, strip'd colours.
and ribb'd Kersey- Booking.
meres. Silk Cravats.
Queen and Pelisse Swiss and Imitation
Cloths. Muslins.
Blue and black mix'd White press'd Grape.
dressed and undres- Black and green Ital-
sed Sattinets. ian Grapes.
Levantine, Sinchaw, Nankin and Canton
Gross d'Ete, Gross Grapes.
d'Naples, and cold Scarlet, white, & Va.
Silks. lencia Mantles.
tartan and Caroline Merino and Kersey-
PlaIds. mere Shawls.
Norwich Grapes. Silk, worsted, and
Bombazetts. Lambs wool Hose,
Rattinetts.
Also on hand-Brandy by the Barrel :;
Philadelphia Loaf Sugar by the box-with
general assortment of w. |. GOODS, CROCK.
cry, & GLASS WARE-Oil and Paints, &c.
Grafton, .Nou. 9, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17

Worcester,ss.
Probate Office, NOV. 9, 1924.
10 the Wido7o and Heirs Of JAMES BOYD,
late Of Oakham, IN SAID County, de-
ceased, and to all others concerned IN
the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to APP
pear, you see fit at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden al Worcester, in said Cotn-
ty, on the first Tuesday in December next, at
ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the instrument, which purports to be the
last will and testament of said deceased,
should not be approved; and you will be
heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-17
Important to Tanners.

FLOR Sale, an excellent Stand
Il for TANNER, situated in Worcester,
on Mill Brook, about thirty rods southeast
erly of the Court House. Large and con-
vcnient Buildings have been erected and Watts
prepared for carrying on the business upon a
large scale; and probably no place in the
County combines more advantages for an en-
terprizng and industrious Tanner.
The raw hides sent out of the town of Wor-
cester to be tanned would nearly supply it
with stock, and he would always have ready
market for all the Leather he could manufac-
ture. Adjoining the Tannery are about two
acres Of Land, which much increases the val
ue. Any person or persons wishing 10 pur,
chase, are invited to examine for themselves.
For further particulars, inquire of the own
er, the Hon Timothy Fuller, in Boston, or of
the Subscriber, in Worcester.
ABlJAH BIGELOW.
Worcester, Eop. 10, 1894
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28
BICMHOND. ION T,eb. 1872.
NILES, WEEkLY RECISTER


SuRsckihES to 'lr apvr work, Who reside IT, or arc
~ In TIVE hahii 81 s'ung their Richouh
reSrectiui frrm- ilai Mr. Ichn Maddox d ,r,. re- i'm
e that ncenrv MIR. Phiip ~ 7gJb has been arpor,t m
henu tn those villa Way Indebted therefor will
much o1sc The ldiinv paving lin whatever balances
ihPN MAJ owe tie viii also rrrpiVe new su,scrn,i,ur
i'n such gen ilrnfn inclinrh 90 rrouig. tts ~.
known and much approved work The -rns az. five dol
lars per "nnun, payable la adVan Inakr. two
per YEAR beginning with the months of March and Gen.
rinrcr for which reason The present vnuld ir con,rrie
time TO commence for those Who wish 10 tresery. =
hIss perfect. 800
u Is published at Baltimore weekly sent lev mail tc
those who wish IL or delivered yearly n Vou,,,s Ia
this City 70 ">e who prefer ii in way IL Was hcen
'n sept 1871 and To oSr " hu unHcIt,ined with IRE
work nni hr ausS that il roniass The est No,
ch history 81 nur r"ntrN t,nm tla periud that we
and 'ha IT'S many nniices OF Interesting law
"cs aeicni"r"' mercantile" mHnua an nv ian
c" p'rcrsrrnder sci Of the WORT almost necessary an
c'iage Z" the library of every politician, attorney or AZ
er"rs gentleman tar occasional reference. few s,as mas
rcc'ns of thu work NAV he seen. -
gr Anv Communications addresscdto r. III Tahf rela,y.
10 Ne. WEEKLY Register may he lrf, - Vie ofe of J.s
MS,', jr (aorney inr Tbos. H. Drews Lroc, :,
store, corner Of T. and 18TH STREETS. -
Frinarv %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28
FUNERAL EXPENSES

consequence of the hard times and present high car
rrs 'l deduc $50 per cent from the present prices
o. 'VfIf ranch OF The Undertaking, and furnish
AIS T. WIN gentle horses, ~ the shortest notice
We subscriber Keeps constantly hand supply Of the
tlrwisg articles. which he viii sell low, and nut ,,
VI I've shortest notice for cash, country produce or tow
reefpanees w sdehoaris, bureaus secretaries book
cRse wnfdf"es' doing. and card aiEes work wash
Snl ennF siHHds carved "ad plain mahogany and maple
ign POSI- snh French bedseasi eouctes. lounges. sofas
and Easy ~ rs eute ba moss mattresses; and r,a
~ o articles % the Hlove lines ufnlsiness I've Is dali
commissioning 80 fbe best manner, having most
ise josroeymeu apd apprentices hr homes a. render
abstraction IN the quality of workmanship and mo n.p
sili he spared IN The seiertiop Of materials
Me-" ir The usenf Cabne Makers and f'arpeu,ers 81,
Dom nsp md HoDtus4 mahogany t,inris oosss s,oL
Nf riinT and veneers carved coluu,us feet sps ,,s
c"'isd bair, moss, hair cloth, and copai Vnrnish
GEORGE HENpREE.
A.v- iic Easis Mrinstfcef, Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28

ing Mr.. Calhoun, and is it not notorious thai
that able and viUlent paper is desottd Ia la,
interest, and patronixed, if nat controlled b..
his distinguished pariizans nnd admirers ?
4. Is not Mr.. Georg. Dallas, a man Of very
considerable talents and rrputation--was he
not few weeks past the warm aud decided
advocate OF Mr.. Ca,houn's preteDsions-
not the Washington Republican openly dp-
ptduded what has been 50 strangely called HIS
deseriion Of Mr.. CalhUun--and is II Rot there
fore fair to presume, that in eDlisting under
the banners Of Gen. Jackson Ia wage impla-
cable war against the Republican caucus, he
and his auxilia,ies have moved by and with
the advice and consent of the great captains
lieutenant, and recruiting officer, the far-fan
ed Secretary Of War?
s. Does not this proceeding demonstrate,
that MIR. Calhoun has been reduced TO the ne
cessity of choosing between Gen. Jackson and
Mr.. Adams, and that he honestly prefers s. The
miIitaru despot," who violated the constitution
and usurped the most important power of
Congress by invading foreign province, and
waging war without leave or license, to the
eminent person who had the honor OF COM
posing long, learned, and jealous vindics-
ton of his conduct, nOminally addressed in
deed, to our Envoy in Spain, but published
befUre il could possibly have arrived there
for the manifest purpose OF appeaslnS the
wrath Of the people here ?
8. What has Mr.. Crawford done as bad as
the unexpiated sin of General Jackson-the
labored justification of Mr.. Adams-or the
deliberate sanction of Mr. Calhoun Let
him he convicted of any thing half as c,imi
nal, and for one would blush TO confess my
self A FRIEND OF Mn. CRAWFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28


VIMGlNIA Alta Superior Court of Chance, ir,, -,
Williamsburg. Jolly ~, 1921 '' ''" ~
H""r'u oir."'y ana Arehel"us NJ. Bradley, Plaintiffs
tdward Poinderer and neisev C. his wife f,, t,.,.
-, bfaey Huyber Of James Bradley deceased Jatnfs
JAMES bradley. ' WV VIZ - nv 49,. ~. ~ y, '~i"
Ih's enusr t"me nn this IN he heard ON The iii and
Hnswyrs a e1nhi's hrd, ami argued by cnnnsel On
cnhNuelau"n whereof. the heirr npinion f, f
executing the cDuirac the prnre asllpps men
h"nei were payable y the nf lanes prsdley NM
." e general assets, and that The residue The estate was
I according ~ tie decugs Of t,e y m ~
su pIa.ty dolh aiudse order and decree the, ih. d.,
,enoant sames CiaIton, executor Of William topon ~ io
was rnscnior OF James bradley, srtle tie artirp. a. a.
sH'u william as executor "f Bradley and his MN art;,,
ON the estate NJ snd bradley and Ills setings 49,, IL
estate ni WlisU CinptOn befnre one NJ fb. ,.e,,is
toners Of The court WHO Is requested state and me
sHd account nnd report The this count viii ,ov
matters Specially stated teneh pertinent Nv himself ~
which either party may require ~ W stated
n copy-Tesie, III. CttUIS rf6y n n
CoT1r1issionsr Tn,fsyss,,s ono, J
Williamsburg QN Feb fa24 Z
hAve appointed the twenty eighth day ~ Art, hssf 81
carry me foregoing order into ciecs. Mich NV ia ana,
"c"ck W tho parties concerned are reauirei To- stSn,
order. 40 ~. ns,t,e,g,s. -. 10Y
Fehrusrv -, a. S,.s, WI" r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28
M'CORMTCK'S PATENT pLOUGllS

HORFHAM MGRUDER, Main street p6;-r for s,,c
" as agents for The manufacturers, ftormra Pa,s,t
floEhs which for simplicity "f ronsIrsnn -.
any pHughs noS in use '''' V!
For more particular description Of t,rse puoLs
to tho proceedings ui the two last plounr ,nIrhes n,
I,Ns,"rE 10 w" su'jnnrd certificate Of col TLnns
~ h!ndolp. n"iio The gentlemen hose names ar. me
fioprd below ~ "'e "''"|
Rihnoad, 21h F'br1ta,1, 1894
hrrrbF certify. that the Plougis made nj ue sb,n ,
Peter Slnor Esq of AlTm arie he GyIest
ir' among HE farmers ol that cnany and dat d. vseIf
consider them MS Pni inferior, in any advantage
~ we best ~ this tim" offered Tor place from ~
OF tile Eoribern manufactures. 80 f'y
THOMAS MANN RANpot RI
r. s-- mt, -. n pitgcie Iroui HhtrsrrI.
vi sfmrnd.
Hon William ". CabpL
Refer to ! srph G. Cahei
Wan F. Gordon, T'P r. a. o.
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I.fSE2.
sTQRTg@e

The Inhabitants of Richmond, and it's Vicini
~, arc respectfully informed, that the mgr, Ses-
sion ct iny classical ,Sch0ol, viii commence on
The 22Ctof March neg, ami close on the 5lst Of
the following August. There viii be short
vacation III the nlonlh Of April. The liberal
encouragement, Which Til, Institution has 20
ceiyed from an intelligent corlfDuniti, is . sa
ustactoIy test of its rractIca. utility
TO CRAFTY such gentlemen. as have corhdc,,
to sny care the education of their so+-1 i.Ayr
endcavoured to shew, tha even in n,o.ierr.
tunes, man may express us s.ntiIne,,.s o-.
the ordinary tnpic7s Of h,s Professor. l., H.,
Greek and L.'In Languages /; the above ..d-
vc,t;scnens have any defect, let it res j.. TIC
shade, until napoleon Criticism ant. g-g1v-cvc6
Malice, fave77' rs wr'l !a'ltlcss s;3ccir.c. Of
!hcir Classic lore ict then, .ot, ,i,.'i rhc1 *
haus' tht:c quiver. t!c, arrcv. hcii f.ass ".
IKE 'he de wind The lpvers - A.ceiir.:
ton axe teirTig assured that thcieis not q sin.
gle Font at Greek, or French I. pc ,si:A accents;
or brea'hngs, IN has CITY.
The Parents and Guariars ~ nv 9npls. Az
all literary Gentlemcn. are invited 10 come. ara
witness the recitation of nv classes
rHOS. ' O'fi.hlIERTI.
R{CNHOND. l6t6 Fen. 1921
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28
LINN BANKS, Chairman.
THos. RITcHIE, Secretary.
FOR THE EHOUJRER

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
1. Did not Gen. Jackson, while he was in
command Of the Southern DIVISION Of The ar
my, disregard The orders and defy the auiho
rity Of the War Department
2. Was hot Mr.. Cobb the particular person.
81 and political friend Of Mr.. Crdw ford, WHO
so leariessIy and justly arragnrd tie usurpa-
, ,T OF Gen. jackson duiing the Seminole
"a, g. vas net me Washington Ecpublican es-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28
COEEEE

i09 bags prime Green COFFEE
$50 Whine INTO for family u>r-for s,Ies,,v
ttbTuhfN ~. Vl--MSM OTIS. IINIOP & GO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28

THEW long MS articles publish to-day prevent on
continuing The structures the qualifications of Genera
Jackson. They will be resumed in our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28

MI. GoRDoss name was sccidfniaily omitted in
ouT last, ~ mentioning the members OF The Legis.-
me who ad'0caied The appointment Of r. Y Bar
our Ia the bench O1 The e.. Of Anne lis -
Mr.. q. supported hr. d will, great zeal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28

Mr.. TATUm, who in the Caucms voted Tor general
Jarks0n IS President declared ihai lie wished 10
hatmnniEe with HE maorty. Individpally he prefer
red Gen, jackson but would chrerfdly sure ud I,
that preference, and support the election of hin who
should he The choice Of the meeting.