davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23

o. In pursuance Of the above de,r..
li'g Undersigned, marshal Of the said court,
will on Thursday the 7th DIV of JIM, nc,,'
(t fair, il not tie next far dny ti,erpur.rr oa,..'
days excepted expose 10 sale by Wa. o,,rh
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, for l,.I
the REAL AND Personal PROrFElT
referred 10 10 said liccrre 49,.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23
IWlliiam Queens q Griffin Z. Eeckie,

Nff 10 ~ 80 NJh k1NfAA
ApoTIIECARlES - DRUGGISTS,
Have just received, 10 addition 20 their former
assortment, the following articles
Calomel Cinnamon
Corros Suhlimaie hass. Guassie
sal Ammoniac Sgnills
Gum Campior Savinc Leaves
Liquorice Bull Black llcllebore
Ba.sam Iolu Gum Iragaeauth
Gum Myirh sal soda
Roclell Salts Baisam Copniva
Puip Rhubarb Fancy Perfume Walls
salts 1nrtar Evans Crown Lon
lartario Acid Gets
super CHfb Soda Common 10
Sal. Ammon. Vol. Fly Stone
Caleiu. hagneaia Quick Silver
Gum Copal Pearl Ash
Gum Iiustic line Sponge
Gum Slellac Paint Brushes
Sugar Lead Sash Tools
Canellu Bark Marking Brushes
Red Saunders Soda Pow dcrs
Caniharides Scidlitz Powders
Mamma Ilnke Spanish Whiting
GenliHn Root Inls, assorted
Aqua Forts Essence Burgamot
Sudn Fancy Snuff Boxes
Spirits Niire Cut, Glass do do
Spirits Hartsborn Lavender Water
I~incture l. I,ing Glass
ron Oil spike
Balsan Peru Scales and Weights
Gloves Gold Leaf
Mace Red Waters
Nafmegs Lamp Oil, sc.
.3LSO-.4 L.9RGE .7SSORI.nL.FT or
Ware x Flower Pots.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23
70 VNE PVDAAE.
UNION NOTEX..
Virginia., Wit :

1t EuleS heid in the Clerks office Of
.1mhcrSt County on the first Non
dag IN april, 1925
WillisFrankiin,
against
Henry franklin, in his own right, and as
administrator Of jeremiah ] rankin, decd,
phebe Franklin, widow and rclict of Jeremiah
Franklin, deed, Benjamin Franklin, Abner
franklin, Anderson Moss and Jane his Miie,
formerly Jane Franklin, William Clarkson aud
Lucinda his wife, late Lucinda Franklin, heirs
and distributes Of said Franklin, deed,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23
Notice.

QI virtue Of a deed Or trust erscuftd to
ID me by Mdtthem Martin, and for certain
purposes therein expressed, (.eAich SAID deed
bears date the 9Th day Of .foremJer, 1924, and
IS q Tteord in he comfy court Of CouP6eH,)I
shall, on Friday the 29th day o Jaly 1925, on
the premises, sell, by uay .tp0btic auction, for
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23
TWO acres OF lAnd.

In the Town md corporation Of L1rrllurc- I
and adjoining the lot of William 4. Iyuch. IN
the saidto"n and corporation OF Iynolburg.
which said two acres of lend the said la,l9e
purchased of Lewis Brown, of the said Town
and corporation. Also, the following
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23
SLAVES-George and Joe,

Also q feather beds, with their furniture com.
pIete, one walnut ssdeboari, one mahogany
bureau, one walnut secretary, one set w0luu,
dining tables, two walnut folding tables, tulv
corner tables, Of walnut, md thyee dozen
Windsor Chairs. The sale will on
the premises, with the above described two
acres Of land, and conclude with the personal
property, which sNiii be offered at the res.
dence ot tue said Joha Ia. loe in the county
OF Amherst.
GEO. B. NooDSON, NJ. L.p.c.c.
June 2 4lWiW
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23
100000 highest Prize.

STATE LOTTERY OF MARYLAND, No. g
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23
Masonic Notice.

June II, 1926
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23

Have just received, 10 addition 20 their former
assortment, the following articles
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01
From the Richmond Enqu'ruQ)t he 25h inst.
LA FAYETTk.

RIcHMoND, January 25.--The leading
article ot this paper --lh, all eugrossing oh
Irrt IF every hearts Lafayette. The no
BILE Veteran did not arrive NIL Saturday
bout . O'Clock, in the Steam boat from
Baltimnr' accompanied by his son Geo -
Washington Lafayette, and his Secretary
Mr.. lie Nasseur. They were received at
Rockets hya Committee of the Executive
Council immediately landed under peal
of mlIitary-and We're escorted Ia his com
Portable lodgings at Mr. Richardson's by
the military companies of the City-The
procession advanced up the main street /;
the Fayette Guards, the Light Infantry
Blues, the artillery company, the Rifle Raa
gels aud "A detachment of III. little boN s
company of the Morgan Legion, With cti
Gems oE horseback, aud GROVE on foot at
tending his carriage. lie was received at
the door ofhs lodgings by crowd of cill-
2ens--hu' he did not enter ihrm, nutNiih
ST ndmg the SHOWS were failing upon bis
bare mead, untd hc had received the saln-
tatlons of, and paid his respects to- the
passing troops. AT his Rooms hr was inn
mediaty waited upon 10y several nem
bcrs of the Legislature, officers of govern.
ment and cllZrus.
The General is unChaRgea in every thing
except thai he LOOKS much brttrr-iiis
manners principle, sine feelings, remain The
same.
In the evening, Mr.. Chapman Johnson
OF the Senate, Chairman OF the joint con
mi1tec of hutt houses, waited upon hin To
ascertain ut what time he would receive
the committee. Ii MAS arranged that they
we're Ia wait upon hun on Monday morn
ing o'clock.
Accordingly at that hour, the Joint com
mittee Of twenty members repaired to his
quarters, here in the presence of several
{ ltizens, Mi. Johnson, on behalf Of the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01
CoNCEl,T.

II will be pefeenrd by an advertise
.nept 10 Ia days paper, thai Mrs. aud The
Misses McBride dssisa. 10 give 10 morrov
evening. At the Washington Inn, n Concert,
and ". hope that il may be nnnereusly at
irndrd These ladies arr strangers IN this
llaer. and, on their way to the North
ward. lave adopted this mode Of d.ira,ing
fh.ir travelling expenses. The ronsidrra
lion hal they are thus strangers aud f.
males, who both nerd and deserve puhll<
patronage, cannot bat have IL due weight
upun the feelings Of The citizens of Lynch
burg. and more particularly upon the fe
male part of them.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01

~ large porapa ~ 10 days paper e
occit,ied with tie d,fa |, Of the cepion
of La Fayeife At Richmond We have
not room 20 day far the particulars If ihe
dianer and ball giaen to him. The speech
Of MIR Chapann JuhIisou viii strike the
ID, RI attention as On" Of the happirI
rG isiuns af the kind which the sisitvi La
fayetie has produced.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01
TIE VlllGINI.AN
PhINIEn tND rrRlTsHth ~
ELIJAH FLETCHER \ MGh. II. Tol.Ek,
Publishers q The Lairs q iht Iason.

I n-F The sem;-Weekly Paper, AZ 81, aud the
Weekly Papersat - per n'.tum, payable ~
slvanre--s No Subscription Will be received ioi
a less time tlIna SIX months, aud no paper" ia
b. discontinued lbat al tie discretion 81 iAe
Editors ontil all airesrages arc peid.
IL Advertisements viii be inserted ., D.
cents per square tor iess) tie brsl Time, fha
81 ~ eenis Zoe esrh continuance. Those
from disiLnce musi he paid Tor previous 10
their insertion, OF the payment assumed by
some responsible person ~ lynchi'nfg.
III chaueesy Orders are inserted Tor sis
daliars
fgs Alllefters addressed 10 FIVE Editors must
h. ,nsf p.tn or they will MOI be attended to
-----s-s------
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01
IYNeHBURG. FEDRUAR Ii8s5.

NJ We have received The proceedings
and memorial of the peofle of Fairiek IN
relation 10 the National Rod frnm Wish
-inslop to New Orleans. IL viii arpeer Ia
Fridays paper.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01

o. Nothing new from Wa'hIos'""Tg n,
the subject of the next Pres'n''' ,Je
Alexandria Herald says, s''""o "a =
runnine in favor of Mr. Adams in
are now not MUCH doubtful Of a'' :
triumph.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01
Gentlemen ofthe Joint
Committee of both Houses.


with the warmtat feeling Of unaltprahp
de'otion, aud deep gralllndr, have beca
happy To obey the honorable call of the
S'nrral Assembly, and now bless the af
lccfIonate welcome, so kindly expressed hv
you IN the name ofthc people of Vii gnia,
and Their representatives.
Your references Ia past times, are much
Too ll"tterlng 10 me yet while ought To
dIselalm, | cannot but eujoy those marks
ot your partlality to the friend and com
paoon Of your fathers. 1t is to their pat
rl"tlsm, To their spirited corporation with
thelr northern brethren, that we have bera
Indebted for the fruitful success Of our re
'nintlonal y struggle, particularly in the de-
clsi'e campaign. My onl, indi, idual boast
Is, I" think that personal sentiments of
confidence and friendship have in arduous
moments been allowed by them Ia mngle
with the superior moii,ts, for their merito-
rlous and effective exeriuns.
Hon"red, as am, by Your appreciation
of my general conduct, it, the ,icisitudr, of
my life, Il conduct consistent, hope. with
my own native feelings, am proud to
ascrlh- due part ot it lo The advantages I
nae ct AN American education, and of an
early paternal adoption by the illustrous
ma chlcss Son Of Virginia.
The allection oftItc people Of The United
States especially of the people of Virginia
IS 10 me, loo great source Of cent?
nutd delight, not 10 bp highly gratiftd h,
me Kind declarations you are pleased to
make.
Permit me, however, to recognize NV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
r,om y Gibrnitr papey of Juiy Is.

The uial OF The Individuals concerned IN the
criminal ateinpts of the Both April, and following
DAYS. OF last year, in Lisbon, having been bi ought
To conclusion, the King has been pleased TO ex-
tend his royal mercv I'll the offenders who acted
subordinate parts, the leaders and principal abetors
alone (whoSe names are suboined) neing condem-
ned To banshme from the XII gdom, viz. The
Marquis of Abrantes Cd. Jose, y and NJ. p. Z: Co.
clio de Araujo, Principal Physician OF the Army
(coaiined;) and Lieut.. Rapoco, 9th Chasseurs;
Antonio Rapoco, Lawyer; Lieut. COL GSmooa' oil
the rroncoso Niiiita;S S. u. da Ponie lie Andrade
Negrao, Governor General OF Albuieira, Jose We
rissiuco, Police Ser ieant and J.. j. Cordero, one
of the Kings Positions (abscondcd)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

lowed laudanum with the intention of destroying
herself, which. however, was prevented and that,
Oh hearing OF the occurrence, her lover forced him
self nto her presence and Immediately put an end
TO her anxc,ies b. uniting in the bands oil wedlock
TIE Hdicdier of bordeaux says, that intelii-
gencc has been brought by a fishing smack, SIX
days from Comma that the press continues IN the
province OF Gallica 10 obtain soldiers Tor the Ha-
vana expedii ion All unmarried men, between is
and 10 5ems OF age. are taken from their families
and .siuess, and iorcbly pu on bosrd ship, or IN
houses OF confinement. to await the transports daily
expected from Caiz. Other eNpediions,i is said,
will follow this, so "a TO carry 10000 men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
Fruit and OrnamentoF Trees 6.c

GTEPHEN r MILLS O. 90. ude Prince & lfill.1 o6.r.
- 10 The public, AZ the Old American Nurefy LOps leland
n Rev York their usual extensive sssoment Of Fr, ,n
y ,msnsi Frees, Shrubs and auDf which about 30 DOl
Of suitable for fall fansplntng and eon,it of ls
mot 'eec kind They have also several thouand TbrGv
l'n Of fulP, Hyscinh, Crown ImPcra, Lilies and ofhe
iuinpu. flowers.
Also great variety Of Oranges Lemons, Cfons Gerapi.
n, China Roses. Camciia japan Roses, Oiiye Mvrf,
Pomegsnses Jssinin liea' and other Gfeen!oe Pt,g,
n above 90 kind Of The Double Dtha, cele1aleJ f,r
reHdd flower; 30 varieiic, of CLryanhe nu. en-
hove 90 nf Carnations, &c &c. Catalogue Of which NAV H.
mail Will receive immediate attention
fSyned3 ELLIS ALLAN, Agena
Ocgbel Il 45--St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

York are not yet known; they will, no doubt, be
splendid and appropriate.
Having stripped the Canal of its political COM
plexion years ago, the people, with one purse,
and one effect, have united complete it, and have
succeeded-it belongs to the state, and viii be IN
valuable in its results to every section, but partlcu-
arly to this city, the grand depot and market at
which the products of the lakes and OF the state will
concentrate. IN Y. Nut. .Adro.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
$50 REIKARn-

- ANYWAY from e Eagle iioei ON the night Of the gle,
81 nst neg named PETER he Is sI,nt u vc,s a.
q feet 2inche high he thick made had on wbru he
vent away blue coi roundabout aud white pan aioo lie
came from Northumberland courthouse, and wa. sd l,tJ In
iti hmoha by Nj. Heniy Tanter.le. II - supped ne sl
80 The neI5hb9ihOod Of Northumbei courihone h re
ne has vile The above reward will he paid on hi
delivery c'p. j. .. Prcnt Of city or s2j ,r seerrg
m ~ any Jail 50 that he may be got agsiu information
given tossid Pfentis.
Oct. Z. ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
THE CANAL CELEBRATION. \

MIR. Bouck, the canal commissioner employed on
the western section, states, that the boats will be
ready TO pass through from Niagara river on the
18Th day of October, and we understand, that on
that day the first boat will pass from Buffalo and
from Black-Rock
The arrangements, as far as understand them
are as iollow:A freight boat, laden with the staple
products of that section OF the state, with com
miitee Of citizens board, will start from Buffalo
and Blackjack, and simultaneously enter the lock
at Tonawanda, which event will be celebrated at
the time by the inhabitants Of those several flour
lshing villages and the parts adjacent. As tlsese
boats will be destined to proceed to our city, IT is
considered necessary to have them loaded with rro
duce, the object of the canal and the benefits TO
accrue from the project, are distinctly those of
trade and commerce, aGd not so much The convent
ence of passengers At Lockport, and in passing
through the very splendid line Of combined locks
leading from the mountain ridge, the citizens as
sembled will also celebrate the event. AT Roches-
ter, we understand that boat and committee will
also be ready to join, and proceed EDWARDS. A.
Syracuse, boat, with salt in bulk, and committee
will also be inreadness, will be the case At Utica:
Firing of guns, and other demonstrations Of ioy.
on the whole line. Those towns and villages moi ON
the borders Of the canal will celebrate the d,v ON
which the first boat enters The canal from Erie
Five or more boats, with their committees will pro-
badly arrive at Albany or abOu, the 25lh where
several of the North River steamboats, will take
them in tow, having volunteered for that purpose.
and, on the appointed day, will pass the civ for
Sandy Hook. and there mingling the waters Of the
Great Lakes and the Atlantic, give the finish 10 a
project which, It wed not know TO be complete.
we should ever doubt The capacity Of this state to
accomplish.
The arrangements for celebrating the day in New
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
nor S.8LE,

WILL eel ~ neg De. belonging 10 he r.fa,e If n Rl
son. deca Ne' sent courthouse the ID rhu,.day
iuail 1890 TAR, II not the fIr DAY. Trr no-
u' ing =" P"'o"@'efs' Wm. ROBINSON, Admir-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
COLOMBIA.

BALTIMoRE, Oct By the schooner Aba
rilla, Captain Edwards, at this port on Saturday
from Laguayra, our correspondent has transmitted
us iile Of tie Caracas Coombiano 10 the 7th ult
Inclusive
The markets at Laguayra for American produce
were bad Flour was the only article wanted and
The demand for it very limited, ON account OF the
quantity in Caracas
The Bogota dates were up to the loh August.
The latest accounts from Bolivar were up TO the
2Oh of May at which date he was in Arequipa,
where he reviewed one Of the divisions ofthe Co
spmban army, and was highly satisfied with It's
stale OF discipline and equipment General Lara
commanded it. The Lberator was in good health,
aud was then about to proceed to Cusco.
All was quiet at Paste The date of the last &C
counts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

The venerable Charles Carroll, of MARYLAND ope
OF The three surviving Sgners of the Declaration OF
Independence, attained his eigkty-ninth year on
the 2lst inst. His venerable compatriot JOHN
Adams, will, in few days, reach lis ninetieth
year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

Gen. WiDiinsOn.- Louisiana Gazette saws:
W are informed by gentleman from the Interior
VI "teHico' that 1t was understood, few days be-
io' ne ieit there, that General WILKINSON. was
dead tie particulars we have not heard stated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

The u. S. Ship Hornet, Capt. Wo oDHoUsE,
was towed down from tie Navy Yard on Saturday
last, to The Naval anchorage off Town Point, BY
The steam boat Virginia, whence Learn she will
sail IN a few days for the West India station. She
carries ou', as before mentioned, CONS. Bainbridge
and Warrington and Captain Biddle, depued by
Government to fix upon and contract for the pur-
chase OF site in the Gulph of Niexco, for Naval
Arsenal in execution of,he law of Congress at its
last session
The y S. brig Spark Lieut.. Com. NEWTON,
was at Matanzas 20 ult. waiting to convey Mr..
MILLER, Charge dies Aff,irs for Guatimala, to his
place OF destination. Mr. Miller was hourly expec-
ted from ThompsOn's Island, when the Spark
would Immediately sail--ohicers and crew in per
feet health TNorf0Ib Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
FOR REWT-

OR one or more yea atcrtbe present. farm wing in the
Il FOX OF White Oak swamp AVID Chiekehgmony RIVER and
COW ~ the occupancy IS Col Burton adios The farm. Of
Me.r. Jacob Garter aud JOhu aes llenfiou and ~ gin
L., Ia Charles CITY county. JOS TRENT.
Oci. .. a.
HOAyNOh,E MI VIGATTOW COyUP.9N@Y.
sNHE Annual meein. OF tue Stockholders oil this enp,pv,
will b. held Ciafkssile, VIZ gin ,u th fr.t MonJ ~
'vscmbef next "A. JOYNER, Sc~rcfar.
Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

The article which copied yesterday from the
Democratic Press, respecting the intended exanina-
ZION oil the OF Florida, for the selection oil a
site Tor a navy yard, was we are informed, incor-
rect in some particulars The lacs. we understand
from an authentic source, to be these; Commodore
f3ainjrdge, Commodore Yarrington, and Captain
o. iiO' 49, -is0se- OF selecting suitable
size Tor ndv' yard and depot, with authority 10
enter into conditional engagements for the purchase
OF such sic. 1t is uncertain what place the Com
missoaers Ill decide upon for this important estab-
iishhient, but it must be somewhere or the coast
of Florida, in the Gulf of Mexico'' The act oil
The 3d march last, appropriates 100 600 dollars for
the purchase OF the grounds, AID the erection OF
such buildings and Improvements may be Judged
necessary ior tie accommodation and supply OF the
United States vessels of war in that quarter The
ground will, IL is presumed, be but a very small
portion of he expense. It is said that The Commits
sioners viii take their passage in the sloop Hornet
Captain w dollhouse, which vessel will sail early in
October Tor her station in the West Indies
Nat. Int. Sept. 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

A letter from Mr.. Hodges, u. S. Consul at the
Cape de Verd Islands, to the Editor oil the .Neto
BedfOrd yNercUry, states, that it was very siclly
at Sierra Leone, AID that many of the Europeans
were leaving. The American colony at Cape Me
sutado was also said to be in depiorabe state; ma
ny Of the colonists sick and MIR. Ashmun, Tive a.
gent, dangerously ill ola fever. Mr.. w. ". Nor
timer, Of Philadelphia, died at Sierra Leone June a.
". y. .Her. Ad1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

.Mea'cH HdH and Saratoga Water.
4 FRESH supply Of Congress spring eIaey rsesiyed 20
- stH'' EXT CULLEN, BRIGGS x 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
.xsONgEStHrC.
TO THE pIrRLIC.


In letter written by General Gaines, bearing
date the 18th ult. addressed to Gov. rroup ami pub
lshed IN the Georgia Patiot, the General thou, hit
proper 10 state thai the Report of the Georgia ON
mssioners was :" tainted tcih misrepresentation
and PeIfdy," and that he would proceed TO prove
il. The proof and argument; TO sustain that un-
qualified declaration, have been looked for from the
GeIeral Neither has yet appeared. la i note he
mas published IN the Patriot OF the 18th inst, IT APP
pears that he has decliaed the undertaking at present.
alledgins an excuse, that he does not wish 20
influence The vote or the political opinion of any
man in the State and therefore will suspend his
promised exposition until after the election; in,i-
matt z most strongy that if he ,raS to make pub
lie has exposition before the election it migh be
thereby changed. What superla,ivc vanity! The
writer oil this article does not believe that General
Gaines will ever make attempt publicly 10 do
what lie has promised, for from what the writer
knows oil the transactions alluded 10, the General
never can make good his promise. Even should
he make the attemp,, there is no doubt but wba
there will be complete failure, placing out OF view
has assertions. Who Is there hat believes that i
he could have rendered any he least service TO
certain party III Georgia, by Publishing any eTposi
fion that he coud make, he would 10, have don
so most Willingly? No doub; but what Genera
Gaines believed that his purpose was answered
When he made public the promise of his erposi:io,
that he people would greedIly swallow any sta C
men, made To- him and 10 it give full credence--
any Georgian pertdlons wretch, aud the fact wa
established. A. ignorant As Gen. Gaine- suppose
the people OF Georgia 10 be, they are 10, yet riw
FOR tame acquesccnce 20 all lis dogmas: nor ar
they exactly prepared to bow with humble submis
1 sion him their dictator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

The celebrated Nh Everett, of Boston, now
member OF Congress, has addressed letter TO gem
uemdn IN this state making enquiry as TO the err
tent Of Iroup's popularity IN Georgia and the
chances Of his reelection, and ,ohdt Rsuperabie
obstacles eTist in public opinion az Gi,lSt incor-
PoT0ftag the Greeks into The State and emitting
them 10 aHthe privileges of citizenship The cleo
ton OF Troup by the free voice OF the people will
give stability the Treaty, and put an end to the
visionary project of Mr. Everett in making these Ip-
dams (hosaiIe as well as friendly ones) citizens of
the Sia;e OF Georgia. .lIHcdgeriiie Reco, der.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
NOTICE.

No. Ereeufioe DEPARTMENT, lsieAnond, Oct. 4, 1926.
SDROPOSALS viii be received ny th Department until the
5ti day Of N"yembernex Tor the sale az btiysen lou,
aud i've Thousand mu,ke the Public Amory al Rich
mund The propoSis the ole, for each n,ket the
ieu's Of payment whether in cash upon credit and the
latter The extent Of credit desired. The arms viii he open al
all tunes TO- nsPectOnO such disposed to purchase
h y oidefi Wan. II. RICHARDSON, &C.
ne edoI' OF the National lntegeneer -l,alegh Register,
baltimore hotnins Chronicle, Demorf1tic Press Norfolk he
aid n. Y. Nat. Advocate aud Lexington Reporisr i -.
insert the above IA their respective papets until the I5 i
N%V. ana forward Their accounts TO this d, pultment.
OCi. ..