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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-09-20
CERTIFICATE.

"BALTrMonE. pTc. z, 1928.
I" ]. w. pgIcE, Of the city of lialiimore. do
hereby certify and declare, that was fD, n Iono
time afflicted with a severe cold, accnmusnied
with an almost nccssant cough, aud pain IN m,
breast and lungs; also splitting Of 6l5od and M.
rnlent matter from the lungs, with night sweats
and feyers, and was much emaciated With loss n
appetite. rest, &c. Iapplied TO several eminent
physicians, and passed through course of mcdi.
cine, but could obtain no relief, and found mvscli
fast yerging on 20 q confirmed copgImniion
Having at length heard Of the rnanv astonisbino
cnres effected by the Vcgeta6ie Indian Specific
was induced to make trial Of il, and found almost
immediate relief and my rest restored / con.
tnued its use, improving fast, my appetite better
an9 aii the symptoms ct The disease daily dinin.
ishing, and in few weeks was completely cured
and have remained 20 for several months, ard am
now IN better health and flesh than have been
Tor f"any years. w. PRICE"
or, For sale (only) by j. ROBINSON, Druggist.
3 per bottle
December 2s, 1895
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-11

jupcE PECK. This Judicial character seem 10
he determined ON obtaining notoriety. His name
has Jus, had one run over the four and-twenty
states and it is already destined to take another.
The reading world will remember that almost
every paper in the Union made some remark Upon
the conduct of the judge for putting Col Law less
into ail most OF them in the style of apprehension,
among Others the Richmond Enquirer. 1t seems
that his Honor has taken il into his head to consi
der what was said in this latter paper the work
of Col Benton, and has accordingly proceeded
apanst the Col. as the writer ! The first movement
in this new drama took place the day after Col.
Benton's arrival at home. Mr. Gamble Clerk of
the Circuit Court, called on him with open let
fer from Judge Peck, demanding if he, Col. Ben
ton was the author of the aforesaid article in the
Richmond Enquirer. We understand that the
Col only read the first sentence. SO far to as
certain the nature OF the letter, and handed il back
to the bearer with peremp,ory refusal to read it
through, or to give any answer whatever to the
intenogatory which it contained. Thus the affair
stands at present, and the public mind is on tpoe
to see the sequel of such a beginning. Will the
Judge imprison Col. Benton, as he did Col. Law
less Will he hare dt'' Messrs. Richie and
and Gooch as, VIC are informed, he has had att
Mr.. Penn of the Louisville Advertiser, Time,
which involves many events in its womb,
alone answer. In the mean while we can be per-
Initted to say, that more gratuitous outrage
never offered to three poor gentlemen, than Judge
Peck has offered to Messrs. Benton, Ritchie and
Gooch. st. Louis Eng.
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.NDTIEk

Wiz subscriber will offer for public sale on Saturday the
u 2nd SEPTEMBER III tract OF land which Ia. r..iIr.
aJ"i1Ins the lands Of Hampton Sidney College aud wing
veiy near the principal buildings Institution 1t con
'l' about one hundred and fifty ncres is improved with
good sote-house, sni''hor, comfortable d,ye,n.-
house and necessary ouhou,os The peculiar s.,ylr-
ages connected with tai. stualior - regard. health
.oeitty and the cOhye0.Hce Of education; il. aI,pn-
ion to The purposes Of book stationary aud e,,pi,Sn
"eIehahiiei aiii aiording god stand for hnu.e Of
rta'nnent or boarding house Students or for any
ehanal pursuit, and the many advantages attenn. it, local
ny y presumed Will rruder th, property dc.ilah.c II will
br lIiroa nsevcral coi eniei lien will he mt m .a
iatey nnle.s an acceptable bid should he for the ole
uact One nth ct the purchase money will he require ed In
ninety days and the remainder in three animal n.t,
lien the property. " : NOR 3rf,%
Prince Edward, Aususifi. 2iNwt-
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MRS. G.qRNEI'T'N SCU00T-

WILL adjourn, u.u.i, o. the lu.t a,v 81 ~: -, .
n.et o. aid ~ the i.t Of October r.peion ID her
rep eena,oDs which, sliho' wilfuy u,ad. ,,h MI
require CORRECTION The whole Necessary eIperse t.
only S2ic WHEN Mrs. q. supplies bed and briIr.
$40 less, Il her scholars furnish tben,elyr, This S X
sbp~ ' Srr na yxa IN 1as.nee pay, for diet iodg.
branches of Education taught by herself and N, 49,.
lhe,e ATE, the English Language, Writing Ahrp.,c Geo
sraphy and the Of the Gob.s-A Bell, e;ire. All
Competitions the Elements 81 Cheuilry of Natural .r.i
Moral Ph'ohy 'hr Latin, French Italian language.
chat for teaching ALL only one OF these a. thu ss. ,;
and attention. devoted tho Pupils 40 every cIs.- No.
VIII any deduction he made Tor scholars taken hon, bef,
'ne end 81 the session. Board foe the month, t
those who choose to remain twenty five dollars .,r
re.iir erenm'ianees induce Mrs t.rueit 10
te ay amy ,5.o" b VINO M be ,sia ray ny from
to BE- placed under hrr should the 8; of ts,
" none eau easily nAsn. ;bs numerou. disadvantages
'oar ~hI has 'o cler classes, which have a,e
o"e poge's their prescribed study o. saw moth
ing 3i those dhcu, consequently encountered ~ In.
:eschers. y '"N
rhe cost OF all the requisite Book, aud St,on,rv ,b,-
Py always De had oi Mrs GsTnett irss than retail
lfee Will no, exceed of Geen dollar,
ps eoprehended in the terms hoard lodging tuitcn ta
mud stationary than go dollars for .ye,v q,
rate charges, payable the Of every Session 10
speoe teachers :hro the hand: Of her husband lame.
unr aud these charges will certainly not exceed do.
generally made IN other Large schools
The expenditures Tor apparel and money o.,
all schools mu' depend ~ great measure, the Parent.
aud Guardians Of her Pupi although highly desirable th
both dbuE, should b. ON a moderate sSaI. s,a
j. on par among the scholar, possible.
se,rs' vaeanc" will occur BY the LIST Vi October ana
u will thank those who wish Gil them 10 spnlv
her huband hersel., instead of making
Others wheh might occasion needles. delay nsfak j, ara a.
Lore,to, Essex County gina will be nnedi,,ev 70
ed and the name. Of the applicant, entered sccvd,
dates when their letter, may he Received. INV
Elm Wond, Essex County yirgina, JULY &c. 1895
Ausu3 II. gTw,,
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rI'E offee of Steward 20 the College of willie, A.
being vacsh peisons DESTROYS Of obtaining tr .r,,i
viii aPIy TO Judge Seipple the Professor of I,,y vb Xxi
remain ~ Williamsburg during the summer WV '
In order that Che Steglrd may have an a pot,ua;,, .,
s me O9sseiim with small gr1in, appoinmeat i b..
'ue rs cary - poble, ond Consequently speedy Applies
% "' he pace vii he Necessary by order Of the Society,
july ~ o''fi - q; Eiss"''
~ ~ As e notee published ias, year nay DOT be IN fe
recollection ~ soge Psf'ou vo may br willing neee the
once IT Steward nbe knew the advantages heJ on 10 him
IS deemed proper 70 safe that al The Students William
Mary vii board 9Th that officer e1seyt sue the irt
Tor peculiar msy permit TO board in town lie will ~
eled 70 800 Tor the board Of each Student for the eor
II We finds csndle aud washing be wi he paid go more f
zach besrder Tie Is allowed the use " the Bfaacfton an
ee|en brick house wih six good beside the carer
rooms kept 10 feT~f ny the eoes the farm
College ~rh oae Fld enclosed With new feuee an ere
i've garden, srd a the in COLLEGE and the ,-..,,
NOT oheSwe appropriated Tree Of rent; in sdii, b. 80
iske PHs wood r the use u the Kitchen which /, 80 eons
nsn % 20 require hut lie tcsm W hiu 70 the door Anv
person wfh roWing family who wished educate nj, cb
afeh sn .hd much 70 hn sdvaniaget Obtain The st0s-
ion Pteia y " the College shovd te a. veil attended a.
the friends of t ns;i,son kops w bc in nor, ,irs
Application may I've made 70 Professor .oiob,li m tbs
,este ~ the fr0fessor II Lav.
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Communicated for The Enquirer.

Charles CITY County.
At court held at the courthouse on Thursday
the 2e'h day of July, 1926:
On the motion OF John b. Christian. attorney
tor the Commonwealth in this county, the follow
Ing resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas it is announced by the public autbori
ties that our illustrous fellow cfiZens Thomas lief
ierson John Adams, signers of the Declaration
OF independence and late Presidents of these Uni
ted States are no more being deeply sensible that
in their deaths Philosophy has lost two of her
brightest ornaments, Liberty her most ardent suo-
porters and America her most able & disinterestej
advocates-And we being DESTROYS of testifying
our esteem for their exalted talents our love for
their rare virtues and gratitude for 'er great pub
nc services, do unanimously adopt the following
Resolutions
L. Resolved, That in memory of Thomas Jef.
ierson & John Adams we will wear crane upon the
left arm for month.
2 Resolved, That the members of the Rar.
practising In this court, and all the officers of the
Court be recommended to wear crane upon the LEFT
arm for month.
3. Resolved, That these proceedings be spread
at large upon the records ofths court as testimo-
NAL to all future time of these our sentiments.
4. Resolved, That this Court do now adjourn
Signed BEN. HARRISON
Copy from the minutes,
RIO. w. CHRISTIAN, Clk.
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Palu0dle Real Estate far Sal


WISH to seiltwc ae ofland ing 10 the county II
si an. containing about 1000 acres the other bti,ger
s" eoO ao-s The two tracts separated oniy nv eJse
Oh ht mist gu bring hetfae which reside thsr, are re
more tnan 80 acres Of open land, of WHICH Ma. r.,
ea'ei wuhh Re" ears. There !, clear alafrs
OF mr. rate tobacco land, nearly all Of which lie, in
one hody hts tfac! lies remarkably we'll bepc yrr ,ti
unuatsd-ihe w9er fine, and the oeIgbbooo healthy .nb
Hsieeaoic The improvements large dwelling hce ~
focA kchen smoke house, ice house Le together wih
'eisers house, aud good tobacco houses all of which ts
new O Tie other tract nearly bali open lsuJ and in
sn sae oil improvement" part Of which Ga land Of p-,
'" gNHy' There - also on i, excellent NIL Size
ana good "Ft hard Of veil selected fruit trees TIE rnr
m.' are tue good dwelling houses about an halt mile ans
WIN MI the usual OUT houses each of them len
't unnecessary 10 de'ctibe the property in more parfic
m' mn"ef kn"wlns that those Who disposed 10 Inv o. M
nh thut ~ way Of further oducsnen would .,,,s
a nerr On ihe,e tracts stge quantity good Beafs,1
Hp' "hchs eef'hthy Considerable sequi,ion 10 them
All persons whnSre derG Of purchasing the sbove or
perry are paiion'lly invited 10 call aud visy che sane T
terms he liberal and accommodating, aud aic known b
we subscriber living orte prsnIse about 20 miles sou from
Lynchbufg aud SsOuth-eAst from Campbell Courtbf,,tv
=, - NATHANIEL w. PAYNE
m The above land could be conveniently divided a.
smaller tracts % set PuFchisers. n w n
August H.
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Communicated for the E,,o,,,,rer

"''"sHHCUtc0 JOT tne enquirer.
Extract OF letter from member of Professor
Lomax's Law Clas, in the University of Va.
to his friend in this City, dated July 3lst, 1926
MIR. Lomax arrived here about fortnight
since and has within the last few days organized
his Class. MIR. Lomax takes Blackstone as his
textbook, contrary, as you will recollect, to the
wishes OF our late lauen,ed Rector, who was de-
slrous that we should use Thomas's Edition of
Coke upon Lytteton. The difficulty of procur-
Ing the improved edition of Coke Lytteton has
determined Mr.. Lomax TO the former book for
the present. He has about % members in his class
lie delivers no regular lectures as yet, but sppor-
lions them parts to read and strictly examines them
upon Z" every lecture day, accompanying his exan-
nations with appropriate and illustrative remarks
There seems to be no doubts entertained of his
quaiihcations as man emnently adapted 10 fill
tne station he now occupies. An introductory
Lecture delivered by him last week has given gen.
eral satisfaction. and has undoubtedly established
MS character as a chaste and eloquent composer.
shall in all probability remain with him during
The next year as he requires two years to complete
his course in"
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TESTED more by my manner than by my words. Ae
replied that "i should be treated like gentleman
when behaved myself like one.'' To whio, I
retorted " that he should answer for his insoence
when we should reach Liverpool; meaning To
his owners. To which he uttered a threat, that
he would make me responsible to him when we
got ashore. / added that barking Dogs did
not bite" He went on to talk, and said
TO all his questions " as 10 what meant to in
sinuate by that's repetition of my Animation
" that barking Dogs did not bite" He then
left the quarter deck, and soon afterwards turn
in.
Mr.. Mathews, to whom I addressed a
note the next morning cannot gainsay one
word oil this statement however disagreed
able it may be to him as it ought TO be to
every well regulated mind to be called upon
to testify IL case like this. To the ulbani,y
and obliging temper of Mr.. Yves, the first mate +,
and OF Mr.. Mathews, bear a cheerful and will
ing testimony.
" These are the facts OF the case stripped of all
color ami Irrelevant matter. could add explana-
tons, but to you, who know me, il is unnecessary
N. y. .usrc. -gdp.
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RICHMOND, AUGUST IL.
POSrHUMOUs HONORS !

The Procession at Warrenton, (Fauquier Conn
ty) is said to have consisted of 5000 PERSONS
The line of march was continued to the Presbyte-
Iian Church, arriving al which, MIR. hionroe
late Presidency was conducted to seat on the
right and Judge Parker the left, and +. L.
Moore, Esq. on platform erected for the Euogis,.
The Rev. MIR. Jones opened with a prayer: Mr.
VIM. +. Phillips read the Declaration of Indepen-
dence; Mr.. John, Mari, the Preamble to the ac,
establishing Religious Freedom MIR. Inman Ho
mer read MIR. Jeferson's celebrated letter to Mr..
Weightmsn; Mr.. T. l.. Moore pronounced an i'm
press.ve Eulogy on the virtues of the deceased
Patriots; and the ceremonies were concluded by a
Prayer from the Rev Mr. Barnes.
The ceremonies in Savannah were of most 20.
lemn character. Judge Charlton pronounced the
Eulogium.
On the 25th ul. the arrangements to pay honor
to the memory of the departed Patriots were carried
into effect at Pttsburg. Two days after, five diff
fereni Societies of Mechanics OF the same town
assembled for the same purpose; with badges OF
mourning; Mr.. w. Snowden delvered an affect
| ing Eulogum on the distinguished dead.
Wegive the detailed proceedings at Boston,
where two OratioLs were delivered The cere-
monies must have been most impressive. We
shall wait for Mr.. Webster's Grafton with some
impotence. The Boston Gazette SAYS that he
" was discs eliminating, but candid. And while
he spoke of the merits of both, he awarded to Mr.
.4dams the ardour and decision OF character,
which may be truly claimed for him ; and to MIR.
Jefferson a full share of patriotism, learning and
talent This can scarcely be a correct sketch of
Mr. Wehster's parallel because if he has claim ed
for MIR. a. any portion of drdotIr and decision of
character at the slightest expence of Mr. J. he does
not understand the character OF the latter In the
drdoW OF pursuit, and in unshaken decision OF
character, in good cause, Mr. J. yielded to no
politician which this country has ever produced
The solemn services in honor of Messrs. Adams
and Jefferson were performed on the LIST inst at
Charlestown. " Prayers were offered by the Rev.
Aiessrs. Fay and Walker, and discourse was pro-
nounced by the Hon. Mr.. Everett The occasion
was honoured by the attendance of the Presiden,
| OF the United States. the Governor Of the Com
monweah, and large concourse of citizens.
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l. John Holt ''~' CSmSa

Snane,iy In NoiiowSy county e0us,, G.h July. ase&
Ann S n%| C6pPR
Richard Y Bland, sheriff Of No,.ow.v and sdu;p.,s.
de bonn non Of John Brsetst dec. Peter 0rlsS sdrf II
sSna hqf dee Phoebe Bracket, John b. Dsvidspo and
Martha his wife, Johp Harper and Bei,ey hi, wife IAN.
enna' and France, his wife, John N. Bseke and sysas
The defendants Phoebe Draeke John Harper snd Bssev
ms VILE James Denna and Frances his wife, and John ~
% not having entered their sPPess,nes and given
according 10 The act Of Assembly and the ruies Of this
L and appearing to the s.iiaeou Of the court thk
are mol 'nhabians vf this ealth the motion
oil he complainant, counsel Is ordered That ihs aid
do appear here the first Thursday 10 Nov<snbe
et,ed m ,h .as bill and that copy q this Gder Be in
~ ., INC front door Of the Courthouse Of this county,
a copy. Te.t-. II w powrrY n r
August ~. ~" cS~t ~. ~
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10000 DOTT,ARSY
CJOO0 TirI.nfn
%OVOO tickets
WODE or DR11rIN,c,

la ~
The Humbes will he rot ntoore wheel n, p, = and 10;
me other will he put The Prizes aJ,re t'e - 4
1900 prizes Of -Four Dollars sin he awsd 20 tc odd NJ
oil tAe Lottery (ss the uay bc) dependent
81 ul""ns OF the capital prss 4 Twenty Thou.snd Dol
ian odd numbers Then every odd number IN the ,heue WI
e ehued 10 Tour dollar pf1e the 10000 dollar prize
s"uu1 come oW 10 an even HumhrT then 40 the even nurs
per. inie scheme will be each entitled to prize Of -Four
Odd Numbers end ui:s 9, 57ors-I.es yun7ys Nm .
.. 4, o, 8oy o.
pc rode OF drawing not only permits Che whole Lottery
70 De competed IN drawing, hut hl the great
o. distributing the small pfizes regularly every stcrust,
hummer ~ the scheme t The holder 81 two ticket. OF
shltes OF uektts Zone odd mud nunbcr will b.
tam o obtaining ai least prize, aud IN the .ane ra H.,
any bFea'er quantity ctst drlring superior prize In
tins scheme, Is not rcficted cR diawiul az inferior ono
,9,U,,m,ny esei therefore, will aecessiuy obtain TVO
Prizes sl payable 10 CASH which rs ,saof a. co.
hENS OtFlCE, can be had ne p,oraf tlcy ere dfarr
Whofe Tickets So 09 Quarters i 25
Hatves 30 Fights 50
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LIND FOR S-3LC

PURSUANT 10 the last will and testament Of Ri. r,,
dec. The subscriber will offer public sale vithou,
serve on Saturday the "a of September ue1 that ysIua
rac, OF land al which he died possessed u.ed on the maj;
ea from Charlottesville 10 Staunion five miles from shc 80
nsr place. and four miles from the University Of Virgins.
i> a,' OF iaod contains Eisht Hundred an 7rrent o.,
a'her more than one halt clear ed and in high star. n t
v'ion the WOODLAND senc,slly fits, Land th.Y,
~ and 90 acres .! good how ground the tfset
nearly all ot whies rst rate Tobacco aud ado l.n
Is d~.ing house with accessory out snS
inst rute apple orchard fruit: farm, IN IN.
codntry combining real advansge de.ervediv Tp
ahns 'he best ~ the country where lies When ti-
"ri.ie value OF this land considered the e1cellenev a th
tishhoFh"" and society which surround it, and the pube
improvements which arc going on and oten plated men n a.
r PR sned 1t cannot fail the yntion of ~
ti The .n-e'heri deem further Description unnec
a' ls' win2 " purchase will iri view the Which
willie shewn to by the sphcribcrs living On tI
on or before the d.y Of sale can have
possession u part Of the land that not 10 cutiva =,
any time after toe day of SALE aud To sell any mar, -
The land n gram the crop will bear H. and
SION gwen OF The whale by the 18th Of November uext
WILDE liberal And made known at the sale. >e's'e
VIM JAMES GARLAND
Erscuiors Of Rice Ga,fard de-
= - x7-ti,
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baltimore presents happy though Obvious Thought
in relation to the venerated Carroll
John Montgomery, Esq.
Mayor of the City Of baltimore.
Quincy. 18th July, 1926.
SIR have received your letter of the 22d in
slant, communicating the resolutions of the com
mittee OF arrangements appointed by the Mayor s.
City Council Of Baltimore, expressive of the SYM
pathy which the citizens OF that place have been
pleased to manifest with me in the dispensatoa of
Providence, with which have recently been Wis
tied. This testimonial OF benev client feeling and
kindness from the citizens of Baltimore, has at
fected me with emotions of fervent gratitude, and
will be ever remembered by Inc with the warmest
wishes tor their prosperity and happiness. And
among those wishes, permit me to add the prayer,
that al the State OF Maryla enjoys the good for
tune OF numbering with her sons, the last venera-
bic survivor Of the Declaration of Independence,
the whole Union, may long, long partake with
her in the continuance of this privilege.
pray you, to accept the assurance of my res
pectiul * friendly consideration.
JNO. QUINCY ADAMS
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Rivanna Lands for .Sab,.

A'lhh resolved to remove from my prs.en. re,iie,o.
II oner Tor sale three land living in m.
oil ruVan' oa accommodating The tract 20 ,vb;oS
now 1--we lying on the river and contauin. 1000 acre,
uV OF which are low grouh Is, situated about mil, fr ~
Courthouse and The distance from Palmyra WlI, Tb.,
Is "n good dwelling house and other nece.ary bou,,. ~
use OF family aud farm. Oae other tract e5,rd
yinS on Ia. vanua river, about miles below the ~, &
ahd distant rom the Evanna mh ahoGt miIe, ronta;,
dooh oo acres about 100 Of which low grouu,,s hs
on an "'etscers house, tqrn aud houses 10, A
one nt unct CALI rnsou, containing fCsJ acre. Ill
injured win Itne aud Oak, there Saw EIi nd
70" un III gooh order, about + m nile from die rive a.
Lon. Island Greek The whole bfth-se land, M &c.
ana e "a very healthy part q the country and are ,sS
worm the attention OF gentlemen Who wish to vest lhr f
IN real property Should not SELL shall remove ami
ca"n by hose wishing 10 purchase may then be u,dr a. n.,
friends walker Trnheriakc aud jaime. Curtin ubo iirr ~
medaeiyIn the neishhuuhool, 10 John Tinberlals -
Union AlilIs either of whom shall he auiorzr ed Ia
me; deem unnecessary TO any thing about the o.
advantages. MY 80 nan" 20 ncAi
August 81. On nm u.
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LAND FOR S.rLE

WILL sclupon accommodating terms. small tract land
lying on Pamonkey river, and djCnins Hanover Town III.
lands OF Robert Page, William oaur Judge
ard others containing about 2oJ acres third of which 4,
h rate Pdmory ioU grou,is an the high land t1ual 10
any on The rirer, farther description ened
as Opposed 10 purchase viii first view the premises The
Wade, who has in cultivation. For terms ,nix tn
Me,sr Lakeland, Henshsw Co OF iiohmund OF To he l,
August II.