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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-20

SuclSya, The Bank R95btr.-A few DAYS since
We COPIED All article ttom tie Richmond Enquirer.
giving an account Of the robbery Of the Bank Of
slrglhla, 70 the amount OF forty thousand dollars
BY one >neson. alias Maxwell, who vas employed
a. the teller Of the Bank. II was pretty we'll I'M
derstood that thu person passed through New Yok
on Wednesday tac cath of October. We now
learn. by means Of letter just received in This
city from Montreal, that Sneison arrived in that
place on Saturday the 2Sth ult and departed il The
steamboat lhambly on Monday evening. On the
Wednesday afternoon following. person arrived
IN pursuit o. him, and tile same evening took the
Steamboat Hercules Tor Quebec where he arrived
on Thursday night. Twenty four hours pre,ion,
to her arrival. vessel had sailed for I.iveipoo n
which sneisnn was passenger On FRIDAY NOR.
hlhg AZ o'clock. the steamboat Hercules was dies
patched Ia pursuit. and proceeded nearly To Kan
ouraska, ninety miles down tie -. Lawrence. be
low Quebec. when it returned, having been unable
to ovelake TIC SHIP. or even to il SIGHT Of her
The wind was blowing fresh from the westward.
N D,1+
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-20

\ tier the happiness q freedom. lily greatest ,ap.
piness should be 70 live wl!h men d, zee 1. Il,
sell
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-19
Trtbnte Of Respect.

Occasion was taken, on the late Anniversary
of independence, to present to the Represen-
tatives of Captain John Richie, and Major I'm.
drew Hunter Holmes, officers of the army who
fell in battle during the war of 1872, the swords
v3ted TO them by the Legislature of Virginia.
The presentation was by the Gov. of the State
at the Capitol, Richmond, to r. RitChie, Esq.
as the Representative of the first, and to Philip
". Nicholas, Esq. as, the Representative of d.
vid Holmes, Esq. the searest of kin to the Sc
c9nd. sThe following is the Address Of Gov.
Giles delivered on the occasion, With the reply
of Mr.. Nicholas:'
Mr.. Philip Nior6orne NfchoIGs-
Sir: In compliance with a resolution Of the
General Assembly Of Virginia, it has become
my duty, to present to you, Sir, 'as the Rep
resentative of the nearest male relative of the
late lamented Major ANDREw HUNTaR
Holmes, a sword, as an expression of the
distinguished remembrance. in which the &C.
neral Assembly holds the memory ofthst gallant
citizen & soldier, who fell covered with wounds
and glory, near Michilimsckinac. fighting ia de-
fence of bis Country 5 rights and honor
Highly approving this act of the General
Assembly. and deeply participating in the feel
ing which must have dictated it, l take great
pleasure in performing the duty assigned me
by the resolution. Whilst, l conceive. this
public commemoration offers but a just tri'
butte to the merits of this departed gallant citi-
zen and soldier, it holds forth, to all patriotic
defenders of their country. the most appro-
pirate incentives, to emulate his glorious deeds
in arms. ,
1t affords, at the same time, another striking
example to satisfy the common Ca'umny OF IN
gratitude, proyerbially urged against repub-
lies. Mo-! The Virginia republic can never
be ungrateful. The representative principle,
founded on the natural rights OF man, first
seen in the written Constitution Of Virginia,
has radically changed the whole structure and
character Of republics; and rendered modern
republics. certainly the Virginia Republic, as
renowned for gratitude towards their most
meritorious citizens, as were the republics OF
~old, proverbial for their ingratitude towards
theirs. Virginia prides herselftoo highly upon
the many yalorous deeds Of her sons, not TO
keep their heroic authors. who are now no
affections. And, Sir, whilst upon this interesting
occasion, | cannot avoid expressing my sincere
coincidence with the nearest male and all other
relatives, for their sad bereavement. produced
by the mysterious fate Of battles, | hope may
he INDUCED in sympathising, not only with the
heFo's relatives, blu; with his County. IN the
proud reflections, that in the last act ot his
life. the patriotic hero was covered with gloryi
which IS now publicly commemorsted BY his
fli country, and viii be handed down, with
lis hallowed plaudtts. TO latest p~osterity
Deeply impressed with tee sentiments and
feelngal now present you thIs sWord,sir, IA be-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-19

! There was a depression in the Stocks
on the 9TH.
"One report Says the Globe,) as to
the depression in Consols is, the appre-
hension entertained on the Stock Ex-
change, that Dir. Csnning's expose; re
latiye TO Spain and Portugal, will be IN
satisfactory, and will show the necessity
of further expenditure, and the improb-
ability Of a speedy adjustment"
NJ Onis, formerly minister of Spain
to the United States, and ambassador Of
Naples under the Constitutional govern.
ment, had died at Madrid.
The British frigate Cambridge had
arrived at Portsmouth from Diam and
Rio Janeiro with 100000, sterling in
dollars.
The Queen of N~urtemberg, after an
absence of so years, has returned to
England. A large cheered
her enthusiastically on her arrival on her
native shore.
The Duke of York's cook has been
in great distress for the loss Of his mas
ter, and does not know what he will do
without him, in the place he has gone
10.
Capt. Parry.-Letters have been re.
ceivea at the Admiralty, announcing
the arrival of the Hecla, on the 10th A.
pril, at Hammerfest, in Norwegian
Lapland, after a delightful passage Of
Is days. The Reindeer for tracking
the boats to a certain distance over the
ice were expected down from Alien in
a few days, when Capt. Parry would
proceed direct to the northern most part
of Spitzborgen, where he hoped to ar
rive about the middle of May.
LONDON, June A.
The Duke Of Wellington, on Friday,
moved an amendment that Foreign
Wheatin bond should not be taken out
of warehouses unless the home price
was Cos. After a great trial of strength
the division was IS for the amendment,
against "a for the Government PROPOSE
ton. The Duke Of Wellington, when
in the Ministry. had supported the ORR
ginal clause of the Bill. This triumph
of the Duke, connected with the letter
he had just received from the king, So
Letting his return to office, is highly
important. 1t is imagined thatthe letter
is a proof that his Majesty is disposed
to open the d8r to RECONCILIATION with
his old servants, and rAStiumbf ofthe
party = theMouse of Lofas, AcaIcu-
lated q impress upon the pu 4 MIND
that they may yet their lost aS:.
c~endancy. So far from this being well
founded, we should apprehend that the
Dukes refusal of the overtures of his
Majesty is em~inently calculated to roRse
the Regal spirit, and to create a nscg-
unanimous resolution in the Royal mind,
not to sutcomb to the attempted denom-
ination Of any petit, knot of political
spectators. Unless the two houses can
come, as usual, to some understanding
or arrangement upon the subject, the eff
feet of the Dukes scheme will be, Ell
Their to subject a few thousand manu-
facturers to short rations for another
year, or to subject commerce to con-
siderable inconvenience in its detailed
operation.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-19

A serious fire broke out in the town
of Augusta, Geo on the morning OF
the Cd inst. which destroyed IL hou
ses. It commenced in a large wood
en- building on Broad street, called the
Globe Tavern. The principal own
ers were Gen. w. w. Montgomery
and MIR. Angus Marin; the occupants,
as far as ascertained, were William
Shannon (of the Globe TAVERN Il.
Edwards and A Bryan, in the base.
nient story: Crepu, silversmith; Nc
Dermott, confectioner; Houseley, sad
dler; Gilbert, shoemaker; Thayer &
Williams; Mrs. Ann Fox, Kibbe
and Co., clothiers; Shepherd and
Chichester, do, VIM Harris, crock
cry store;D ortie and Co. confectioners;
VIM. ii. Egan, commission merchant
&c. &c.. This is said to have been
the largest fire ever known iDAugusta.
TRIAL OF THE THREE S~PANIARDS.'
We lately mentioned that Mr.. Dob
son, mate, and MIR. G~inonlhiac, pas
senger, the only white persons on
board the Big Crawford, who escap-
ed the daggers of the assassins, having
left her for New York, subponas had
been forwarded to the civil authority
of that city, to cause their immediate
return, to appear as witnesses against
the three Spaniards, whose trial was
to take place at Richmond on the 9th
inst. II appears that the utmost dill
gence was used in serving the subp9-
mas, and the witnesses arrived here
Yesterday morning in the steam boat
Norfolk, just in time to take the James
river boat for Richmond. Several wit.
nesses from Fortress Monroe also
went up in the steam boat to attend the
trial. i Norfolk Herald.
Georgia Land LOttery.-The drawing
Of the Georgia Land Lottery was finish
ed on the 25th ult. BY this lottery,
twenty three thousand lots of land, of
two hundred and two and a half acres
each, composing five counties, have
been distributed among the inhabitants
Of that State. Had the land been re
tanned by the State. as a fund for pub
lie purposes, and sold at a dollar and a
quarter per acre, the minimum price at
which U. States lands are sold, il would
have produced the SUN of S5,s2I,s75.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-19

ST., LOUIS, (Mo.) June 1--we are
informed by a gentleman recently arrl'
we'd from st. Peters, Of a most bloody
affair hat took place a few days before
he left. A party of Chippewa Indians
with their families, had encamped under
the walls of Fort Smelling, where they
were approached in q ~treacherous man
ne., and fred on by a party of Sioux, by
which eight of the Chipewas were
wounded three MORALLY.
A detachment was Immediately ore
dered out from the fort by Col. SHELL
ing, who succeeded in bringing backs
number of the Sioux, as hostages, four
of whom were delivered to the Chipe-
was, who, after shooting them. cus
and mangled the bodies in the most bru-
tai manner. Such summary p~unlsbmens
Immediately visited IN the heads OF the
aggressors, is the only means by which
the savage can be curbed, and made to
pay proper respect to the white man.
Trial of the Pirates Of the brig Craw'
ford.-Chief Justice Marshall having
notified the authorities of Norfolk, OF
his intention to held a Special Court al
Richmond on the 9th OF this month Tor
the trial of the three Spaniards, who
we're concerned with Tardy in the n
ratical act committed 90 board the brig
Crawford a short time ago, they were
carried up to Richmond inthe steamboat
from Norfolk, On Wednesday last
Nal. Int
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g c.
PHILADELPHIA or. 10.


John SergesEt the Panama nin,-ier is elected in
'he seconi Congressional district by the meagre
majority OF t57 votes. The district is and always
has been federal; the majority for the feersl ickr,
Tor congress, since The district has been created
hactuatng between SEQ and 1000 In the great
contest OF 1923, between Mr.. Shulze s Mr. Gregg
ana winch eyen'uaIei in majority of 25.7l7. in
the state for Governor Shulze' MIR Gregg. the fed
erai candidate had m sjorily of 1915 in this dis
Tiet. NOW the admits ration majority is reduced
10 poor i91 votes. If this is specimen of the
changes In Penns ylVsais the Jackson majority in
the state will be 50 600.
ihe jackson triumph 10 the county OF Phadel-
phia Is great, IT is overwhelming.
The Democrats have elected two members of
the Assembly in the city. snL one Senator and :
Representatives la The county of Philadelphia, az
wen as lhe County Commissioner and. y udiior
an tue representatives. AMI senators, with the ex-
cep'ion OF Mr.. Powell, Federal and Democraiic
are the friends OF General Jackson
Average OF Strength the Presidential CUES
ION tested al The late election fJr the city and
COUNTY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

We observe with extreme regret a notice in
the National Gazette of yesterday, of the death
OF Lieut.. A!eA II. Hopkinsou, OF the United
States Navy, son of Joseph Uopkinson, Egg. of
Philadephia.
He had not reached his 22I year; bat had lived
long enough to give The highest promise oil future
excellence, end to eniisie himself to the admira-
ion and deep resre, OF his bIethren in arms, and
at his large circle of friends and associates. He
lied, after fe,e days illness, board the United
States ship LeNing ton, in the Grscian Archipelago
on The lth OF August, and was buried at Milo.
His remains were accompanied to The grave by
the officers and crews of the Uoi,ed States ships
Java ahd Lexington. ". y. .fmeyicGn.
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NOEIfIE

DhEt ABLY 10 Decree of the iigi of oharctr,
v" ihe richmond District, in The Wo.i,ou ,,sht
and wife against J~ePs Yirboush AL otbers the eotn,
,ions pointed by said mt 'sil The Oh DAY oi jan
~ 30 rs Od ordinary, ~ the county u Ptitre I'D
"Hd'P oeeed 10 distribute the .ifss s.I dec &C.
sce'ids o. the dH eccus thereof. slaves are No
'in'dlnc" ny george Wsit"0, 10 H. Martha Walton.
omms me 'nd hen n hi ehdfen ard erand children.
i"e Executor Of Martha Walton will attend At tue ~ ~
p'' OF ihe fne day. - settle ms sccoun and divide
I"a' ~ ne Estate % uose repeciyt snied be hoyese
P"tss interested will attend person nv Attorney tie
t,Ht aha make payment aud those ei.in rs.t m
Estate o. i'qnested 20 present tnrni tor payment
JOSEPH MARLBOROUGH.
Ex'H Of Naitha Wsilondec.
G-te
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

GEORGIA - From Eitoriou, Sept. 27.
Our political sky is WITHOUT a Sign that the
calm which we enjoy will be interrupted Tor
some time to come. Forsyth will 90 into the euber-
material chair without opposition, aud we are uni
ted Tor Jackson. The Crawford PARTY will, doubt
iess' have respectable majority in the State Legs-
iatufe This you will think is good Sign for Geor.
ga that rsbeliisus, factiou- State, led by al
Iovernor. whose sole object has been To disu.sm-
Der the Union. Such has been the language OF
our enemies. Bur, If man ever brought order oat
oil confusion, that man has been Troup. He went
10 The helm of State when every thing was III or
der and confusion. lie has steeI.d her through
the storm, and Will leave her Calmly lying in a
sale hsf6or Triumphant in nearly all her Just
iish'- AID IN every principle she has been con
tending tor, peacesb'e home and respected a.
broad. II is within the compass OF prob.bi ties
,ha' MIR. Crawford may go the Senate OF the u H.
States. HIS health Is good ANY mans of hi =
age lie walks without an rises in a csrri.
age with as much agility as any man oil 50 years
cam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

A letter from an officer board the IT, s
ship Constitution, TO his f'iend in New Yo,k
mentions ,ht all the foreign vessels of war in
The port of Smyrna paid conn cement to our
flag on the i b OF July, by firing sslutes. The
firing commenced on board the British ship Cam
brian. Com. Hamilton which was followed by
the Fiench and Austrian admirals, and The COM
III; n ding Officers of the Dutch squadron, gun for
gun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

We wonder how such respectable cit zsns shout,
sai.er themselves TO be hurried into such resolu
iions. ideally one Is almost tempted 10 advise
'h- author OF The resolutions, whoever he may be-
10 faT'y 9ieIae at Jericho aud let his beard grow
Inc National Inteiligencer re-rpblishes an arii-
Gle iron the Spirit OF &c, Frankfort, (K) nom
mating MIR. James Ba bour, Secretary OF
war, as Vice Pfesdent.-The In,elligencer adds
the, " besides the distinguished citizen naned''
IN this article, ihe highly respectable Republican,
John Andrew Shulze OF Pennsylvania, has been
mentioned"
Mr.. Geo. X. Gilmer has doubt been elected
20 congress IN Georgia, in place of Gen. Tattnsll
resigned. The Savannah Republican states, that
oeciied majority OF the Troup party has be-n
elected to the Legislature.
The Fredericksburg Political Arena" states
That - respectable (anti>Jackson, alias Adj
ANS Meeiing,) " was held Monday last in
Stafford a. r. Rose, in the Chair, J. NJ. Com
way, Secretary 49, The fires spreading, it
seems"
The Opposition seem 10 be sweeping every thing
before them in the 81 ate of New York The
- S'gns" there are strongly against the !" Po,oers
that 5e.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16
RICHMoMD, OCT. Is.
FOR THE Eve JyIRh;fe
HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.
The Anniversary of Hampden Sydney College
Was held on w ednesday the 26,h Of Sept.
Order of Exercises for Cnrnin en- err eni.


The Anniversary of Hampden Sydney College
Was held on "Wednesday the 25,h Of Sept.
Order OF Exercises Tor Commencement.
PRAYER.
Sacred dfussc.
Grafton in Latin a De vita ct instiu,ionibus
August. with the SAlu,atory Addresses-Gsors e
Fitzgerald. Nottoway.
English Grafton The influence of the Nor
man Conquest on the Government aud n ,tional
character OF Ensland- William M. Trsdway, p.
Edward.
MUSIC
English O.stion-fhe influence of Natural
Scenery Natural character-Jawes ID Lyon :,
Prince Edward
English Oraiion- The present prospects of
the Turkish Empire lanes Minge, Charles City
> The Philosophical Ors,on--- The causes
which tend 10 accelerate and rstad the progress of
Human Improvement George y Swami, Cum
berland.
MUSIC.
English Orsiion-- Classical Eiucatiou- The
advantages which oud arise from practi-
caland more National System John K. Converse,
Lyme. New England
Z The Ciiosophic Grafton William c. Scott,
Powhaian.
Masters Grafton Won. y. Ch,tentlen.
MUSIC.
Degrees Conferred.
10 English Oraton--The influence Of Early
Associations on our future Character aud happ-
ness. wth.he Yaledciory Addresses William b.
1insley, Hanover.
SACRED MUSIC.
PRAYER.
The degree of Bachelor OF Arts conferred
on John Il. Converse, George Fitzgerald, James
ID Ligon, James Minge, William g. Scott. George
L Swami, WIN. b. Tinsley and WIN. NJ Tred-
way.
The degree of Master of Arts was conferred on
Peyton Il Berkeley, WIN. 3 Chitenden, John
II. Clarke Thomas L. Giiee, William Is. Pres on,
Samue! V. Watkins, and VIM. s. While, Alumni
of this College
WIN. N Page. a. NJ. was elected Professor OF
the Latin Language.
Hugh A. Garland, 4. Is. Professor of the
Creek Language
Henry Darlington, Esq of Charlotte, aud Va
ihaniel E. Venanle, E-q. of Prince Edward, WEI e
elected members OF the Board OF Trustee, to cup
ply the vacancies which had occurred during the
year.
The Literary and Philosophical 5 cie'y ceie
brated its anniversary on Thursday, the day after
commencement. An O,aton was de;iv cred by
Jesse Harrison, Esq. of Lynchburg. and Poem
read, composed by Mir. Frederick Specie OF
Campbell. WIN. Z. Rives, Esq. OF Alb-ulrle,
and Nelson Psge, E-q of Cumberland, were ap-
pointed Oiaiors for ihe next Anniversary; and
Daniel Bryan, Esq. OF Alexandra, TO deliver a
Poem.
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- HttHtS, N.Urh5I u LOtIIY, &c.
III M CUWAN Ia. Just received, well selected supuI, Of
gold aud silver lever and ,yaiches,
'onahe jewellery SILVER, plated Britannia ware;
mathematical inruHe nts anUues whics qualify xf.n
so' silver, s cell aud steel iecscie Rodse and
hesi iek Is and pen knives Scissors steel sea KEYS,
thermometers watch makes tools material. with variety
Ut cthtr articles, which added hi fpfini .to makes h
a'"rin mt very general I'll Of which he viii sell as low
pics goods of similar quality sold IN the ettv
n H. Wotehrs snd Chick. and II Mathematical In.burents
careful repaired spectaoles rred set Win
convex OF gias'es SiiserWare leweliy made 60
Ofts 10
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SOMETHING AHEAD

The administration people, for some time past
have changed their CALI of public meetings, from
the Jr"nds Of the admmi t. alton to Mose
opposed 10 the election Of General J4ckson..'
How is this-do they intend TO drop Adams and
lake up Cha. Lancaster !Sentiaek
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.slaunton Femaie .semn.a, a.

Stanton Female !SemHsd,y.
fENiiE ensuing OF SEMINARY WI on
Il the ist day OF Nov. In relation the of
INSTRUCTION., aud tu.r, they Wall be the
ioi uaer The that ttioa fees
ed In advance, sufficient noce pupil.
are received by the session aud not tor shorter The
patronage, unVtuiy received for nearly and
especially tae number of pupils from distance,
nave leiei that The exeiuoDs Of the Instructors
meet with the spprosal of the public.
Ms GEOhot VIII continue Lessons on the PianO,
provided sud- lent eneouis snesi p. sfordci.
JOSEPH ESTABR0OK.
fG---Ct
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Communicated.
MARRiEplon Thur',isy the Iih instant, nv The Rev'd
Mr.. Keeling, Mr. WiiGs r. RcI, on to Miss ElizaBsE
H. .JohksoH, all Of thus city.
-, "Wednesday the - inst, by the Rev. NJ. Green,
Dr. John u ChaberS, ofliifx Va. Mss Mary
~ daughter Of iIez Idsr HAiesoR Esg of Milton, N
Just about ne put 20 press last us hi
the melancholy information reached Us Of death
venerable and beloved fellow citizen, Colonel John E4res
Iios1ard the distinguished Patriot sud ,dier
ton. tie departed this life halt past oclock last NIGHT
Baif'rr" dD,eTirGn, Oct IS.
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70 zoe, e.iIenl 0l0ne,s ef 90 80 KentaeLlll

Lnads
ENlIE SUBSCRIBE int ming reside the - y nf Crcn
ni, respectfully uhers he &, he c,iiz.n n. Of
virginia aod others proPret'r OF lands States Ohio
and htnncky m the capacity 81 Agent, pay NIKE
sales Owners Of lands Disposed To- employ The rnl. fvuYd
can either communicate with hun Richmond D., tie i5 81
Novenber, depou the Of any one OF tn,
uanks ~ the city of itioblnd credit ana notify Inn
thereof aud u sales desifsd t- power OF ATTORNEY
faithfully ate ndsd Co. 's
Tnfiuudeisisned will add that it is ll-, his dcgn t.
practise lac ~ Cmcfnnau ani he Frde Courts Of Ohio
and Kentucky. ~
attended t.. J4,IaS guurufsArE
Oct
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NOTICE TO pHE .pLTRrnl1

INTENDING, soon possible, To leave Virginia, DR..
St,line Ford quests Every person having claims an.t
himself ~ against the E.ate John Ford Sr John Ford
IT, ct Newton Ford, dec tn pesnt thrm diatey.
crnso cl1se all h'- p-cunaty further
'eques;S ih'ss Indebted himss above estates,
settle such debts with MS little dsla possible which
may DO anu At their own Convenience without aoey
Cunbe' land courthou.r, Va Oct IS. 4s4
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iaiises; IN Kent, one Adams msn to the Senate,
and seven Acsns men TO the House of Repre.en-
tsuye-, and, IN New Castle, Jackson man 10
the Segste, and seven Jackson men TO the House
Of Representatives,. The Legislature will stand
majority OF one at least in favor of Jackson in the
Senate. and one for Adams in the House of Re-
presentatiYes. as follows:
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meeting cf .ueh Of the citizen. OF Chesterfield county a.
friendly 20 the reelection of john ncy ADAM,
ident Of the United States, will be held eoks Tavern
the town OF MlneheeT, Saturday the 10th Nav
the purpose o. spPeting Delegate to the C1nvt'o which
will assemble IN Richmond the 81 Tuesday nc H.
with the OF Ject of forming an eiectorsiirkrt.
AiANY VOTERS
Chesterfield, Oct. &c, 49,
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ron LEHNE or REVT

NitHE Snrcbsr intniius % decline the Mercantile gt.
~ "sss, shout Chri.tmas, els Lcste Rent he land
yns - The main stage Road lrr Richmond ~ fotte,
ls sh"ut shes shove Grcch isnd note. Fo ms
MAtlIN JANIS.
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ANTI JACgS0v nrETjNc

A meeting OF the Citizens OF Campbell, oppos>
ed TO the election of General Andrew Jackson a.
President of the u States, il respectfully invited
to lie holden on the first day of next Nov ember
Court, to appoint delegates he proposed Con
venlion on the I'd Monday OF Jsnasry next, in the
City of Richmond
SEVERAL FREEHOLDERS.