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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03

CHARM, unconscious whithcr AZ led nor wasa,v.ra Of
the flame she had lighted in ancler's bosom til sl,e
PerceVeI me rejection Of At glnmerng in her ownn
Two short passages Of har story, alone viii shev
how swecUy il is told. Her convection by her mn
ther IS thus ncniiCnet:
on oil the reach OF tiUsc gross superstitions which
petsued them ut every step below She epdcavopred
S'ti and found IT lean naturally and nsnc,iy,v 10
TRUTH as plants that have been long siu, IN in darkness
wii when light let iu incline themselves 10 lis raw.
ana her iina departure from the py ramid tlus-"Ia.
wing paid last VISIT 10 the tomb her beoye,, mother
and "ep uitre long and passiouaeIy. till her heart
almost Jailed IN Tie strugglehaving paused too to
kiss 10 her fav0rite BIS, which, though too muc y
Christian IN worship, she was still child euDn,h In
.ove-wiih trembling step size went"
HE anchoret whose refuge she is now so anxious TO
paTac Is To he found where, the eastern bank of
e Me to The north of Atsnce, high aud steep rock
impending over The H3od which! ior ages from prodi-
gy connected w'h It, has borne the name OF the Noun
tain of the Birds. Yearly, il is said at a certain sea
son and hour, large Guc;is of birds assemble in The
ravnc, CT which ths rocky mountain io-s one of the
sides and there observed TO 20 through the tnysie
tious ceremony of inserting each lis hcai5 into rati-
GUAR CLEFT OF the rock ill The cleft closes upon one OF
'her number, wheo the ,eSt, taking wing, leave the
HeIec,ed victim 70 de.n Bat the .ugi;ives accicuta M
pass ms spot, and TO avoid eieCiiou return down the
'''er oy themselves in small boat.
"A "e ePLf''nG was more calm and lovely than any
n"' Nc 'ah sU!iiod upon voyage; and as we LEI,
me iank, there came sourgly over our ears strain
Q! sweet, rustic melody from the shore II was tl.
'oce OF yonnS Nubian gal, whom vrc saw kneeun-
on Ne haHN before an accaca, and singing while her
couipan'ors stood round the wild Song OF iuycca .on
WHICH IN her country, they address that enchanted
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03

outhng pam IN my brow, which they will hard " C
qnai--couid be half so dreadful to me nc th, ,h ,;
That leave thee.' Here her voice apan Ill Is
mead sunk upon my arm &-rnercilul God 10, nc 6,r
get VIA; then felt saw that hes was JrnS, twb,b
or uttered any cry know moi; but the tr6,ro 800
'"snihe INTO the chamber. and, locking ON tho ~;
uei' said with face fun o horror 1T is hut ton ,,
,ie '"e told me, IN low voice what he lad ;s,
e'"c'' from ti@ guardian Of Tie prison that tho b,,J
io"'u the young Christians brow was-ob bor,;,,,
'uen!'-a compound Of most deadly poison Ito bc,
sn Invention oi Circus, TO saiate his vepreance an,
e 'he 'H'e OF Tie poor victim secure. NV frs.
e'"e'' was 10 mite that fatal wrcath-but IL vou,d
NOT come await wonld not conn ,,y,,, p,,sa,
ny Tie pain she again locked i'm nv face. br. mobile
10 SPeai took hastily from her bosom the s,,I s;Ivo
cross which She had brought with her Go,n nv 60
''"'"g pieSt IL 10 her own lips, she held j, anvon,
70 moe and seeing me kiss tie hoiy symbol viii c
'o"s' locked happy and smiled. The agony If ;est,,
Sec''eu 10 have passed away;-tbcre cans snddeniy
|c, er features heavenly Light some share of ,obcb
ie descending into my soul, and ia few, u,;n,,,..
mere she expired in my arms"
10 this wiiat should we add2 If the hest e,,, s
Ao0ison improved by modern tastc-f the snhl;tn,,, en-
much ad'n''ed in Fathels-if the fine percen,ions cf
nature so exquisite in Rousseau but employe, on ;,
pure e'nei all these, and many other SPLENDID onal
mes to"ched by the genius OF Moore, can npart d.
iGh' |" readers ten will TIE Eyica.regn be AN eve
i'stihg monument to lis fame.
W have not feared TO give the ca,astrophe bocapss
""'nhS can impair the interest inspired by eyerv naa,
Oh 'ms poshed and brilliant composition
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03

isiableness OF myself and all around me every ms
,[cuf'eu 10 my mind Those bands had prcst-
thoSe eyes 10 which had sparkling spirit of
isht ana life that should die-those voices that
had talked of eternal oye-aT, all, felt were but
inockery of the moment, and would leave uo,h;nr g.
ternai but the silence OF their dust
Oh, were il not for this sad voice,
Stealing amid ninth To say,
That all in whch most rejoice,
Ere night may be the earth.worm's rev.
But Tor this bitter--on!y this
Full rs The world is b,immd with b!iss
And capable as feels NY soul
OF draining "a its depth the WHOLE
should turn earth To heaven, aud be:
II bliss made gods deiiy'
II is in this of mind the truth of witch must
he recognised by every breast susceptible of the h;r
est emotions, aud conscious of that frequent blending
OF the sad with the happy,-,he sadder in proportion
as the happiness IS The grcatcr; This strain OF
mind that The vision alluded 10 appeared 20 The youp~
philosopher, and Did him, if he sought eternal life ego
unto the shores of The da K N,e aud thou wilt find tie
eternal life thou see'lest.n Impressed with tho lido,
OF The possible existence of some secret by WHICH
youth might be- If not perpetua,ed, at least prolonged
and That dreadful vicinity of death, within whose
circle love pines and pleasure s;ckens Inn,,i be fur
while averted" Aicpbron resov as TO follow the or
acu!ar advcc and his leaving Athens is pIayirlly e.
nouGh contrasted with the solenny of his purpose
g! announced the says TO my associates OF the gar
Gen the intention whcf, had formed to paw visit
TO the land Of pyramids To none of them did dare
to confess the vague visionary impulse that aetna ed
me. Knowledge was the object that alleged while
pleasure was that for which they gave credit The
interests of the school, il apprehenlcd would suf
- ~ ny 81 , anu r e' were some lehdcrer ties
~ me- Au u .iioo ~ 't'. from separation Eu for
vac 'p'"er temporary remedy was pro-
Si5hs acviael Being furnished with recommends
Tory letters 10 Az Parts OF EgyPt, in the Of
the year 217, "A. d., set saii for Alexandra. To
one who extracted such streets from every moment on
land, voyage, however smooth and favorable an
pcarci the least agreeable mode of Ioynr lime HAT
could be devised. Often did my iInariua fion i, M.
s,..g some isle of those seas penpIc # wiz C;r c',
and kind hearts, to whom most willingly, IL / might
would have paused TO pay homagc. But the win ,
blew direct towards the and and ill more
heard voice within ire, whispering for ever on y
At Alexandria (bc conjinucsI :he very forms oc
the architecture, to my Epcurcan n,aginatI0n apDeor
ell 10 call UP images of living grace even the dim Sc
frson of the temples aud g,oves spoke Only of tcD
der mysteries 10 my mind IS the whole bright scene
grew animated around me. felt that though E-y,,t
rght not enable ne 10 iensthen lie she could tesci
tie next best art,-Aat Of nuitp.yinr- lis Enforcement,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-03

20 Atyssi,,ipu ,rcc,
We p'ry, we prny, - 'aec;
hr the eipw "i thy golden l!uit,
A"d tie violet hmc of,hy flower,
Aud the greeting mate
OF thy hough's s,lu,c
TO the strange, who seeks ,hy bower.
Q Abyssinian tree,
How the traveller bcsscs thee,
When the light no moon allows,
And the sunso, hour is near,
md thou bend'si thy boUshs
To kiss his bsows,
Saving, Come rest thee hcir.'
q AHyssiuian tree,
Thus bow thy head to me-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23

Ahe administration EDITORS in New Yak WI
h'rp upon northern ~ eindices in vain. They will
Mt cslo'e lie 70 81 reorle in New York. In vain
Goes he y. y. American anticipate PennsyIra-
n'a'- Supporting "ihs civilian, the Statesman the
man ~ tk- N0'ta.'' In vain does the Buffalo
Journal call on the people of n. York in all i,s
choice. cont phrase, Ia resis, the ',assalaye TO
'oAtfe'" d ininsiion - Or the n. Y. Daiiy Ad
'e'u-er call upon Mr.. Clinton 70 recoliect tha
hls promotion ''wll he owing 10 norther,. and
n to So.tt.rB II tiuspc-''- that "the fnsn,Ia,io,
al he present malignant opposition TO Mr.. Adams
"ni 'e-ion sblvres,s upon SLAyERY!' This mi
SCRABBLE carr, while it shows the sriiit in which the
-nihStsd Presses would support Mr.. Adams, will
tail Of us Object.
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GeoTSiG- The returns from 46 countis. oive NJ,
Gilmer majority OF S,423, and sga,ns, Conyen'
Won S5S.- OF lG6 members returned to the ncx,
Legislature, Ito in favor If I'rout's ,pea.,es
g ~ OF that number being clear cni,, from rc,,n
ties last year opposed to him - Such i oos 81
'he consequences OF MIR. Adams lud,.,t,e, mo-
-ures? "'"
heniar6y- Both parties are preparing with zeal
iof 'he Presidential Campaign. The friends ol
jackson are holding county -msrbcts. for the ru,
pose Of appointing Deputies 10 the Conveu,io,, nj
the 5'h January, Che day, which the friends a.
jackson ~ many of the states, hive selected a.
heir day OF meeting. and which tlIs sIpyoris,. If
Adams IN Virginia have been gracious .nopcb n
adopt Inc meeting in Fayeltc county was al.
dressedby Judge Blcisoe-A letter from I,-xioo.
ton OF the 6th Instant, states that d" Keo,ncl,y
WI 60 tor Jactson;' aiding that the .s rece,t
publication Of h,,ldaH has cau.ed p,ucl coover,s.
ION; that e di-closir's he ba. made and ,bo.e n.
threatens astoni-h and alarm the Coalition Oh .
CI'y sinends viii nos eek enquiry; if they do bt
ruin Is Inevitable "
FennWtrg'5a- The ,fiuu,ph q the Opno.i. io,
~ TINS Stale L decisive The philadelpb,s Psl,,
1'u,n States that she Will give 80 900 msorifg 10
'"cN''n' i1 ihs neXi Legislature. tfs.a viii 90
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EBONY AND TOPAZ.

The far fetched conecn of the Pr..i.,en,,.
toast, and b'- coarse remarks upon Gen. Ro.s ar.
admitted 40 be in the very taste his friends
would deny their authenticity, if they could liza
opponents quote them a. only another evidence y,
M singular want OF judgment - Hi- visit "a Bal.
hInore IS REGARDED a. miserable tarc.;- as an a.
,1ho'ae attempt to do away the Impressions Of hi.
! Harris letter:
The defence of Baltimore las given u. li,ue
more 10 be proud f, than the demonstration aean.,
Ter 10 FfgsgS
"1io'e can a Be trFsetfd Tint we should resist,
he n'-s~ of force which that gigantic power has
e0nec'sd TO crush w. al BIOS. ~ 10.
"flcroRx Or DEATH. Our csuntry mus,
aud si'of be defended. Wewill enjoy nmr liberty
ca perish In the last ditch. - z Jscfsou
E1ony cad Topaz the dark and brig III sides
The Boston Patriot calls upon NJ " shs,e: TO
ieny the charge of the transaction with MIR. a
dams, as MIR Bailey has done Why should 10
not; ai'eF The example, which Mr.. Madison h.s
set hi"' he mi-apprehen-ion, if it BE- one, shouId
DE con,radlcted at once. /, ha- become I o gen
.'al. The Washington Telegraph repub is!es the
lcllo ing qreries, which II ad,iressel TO- Mir
Webster on he January las:
=" Dial you, pending the election in the House.
wTi'e an answer 10 letter inquring what Mr.
"a '"h'- wou'a 90 Tor he Jcd1Gi Pr,Y provided
he was elected President; aud, having written il.
lid you beiore s;id:ng it to your correspondent
s-but II 10 MIR. Adams for his Inspections?
b.d Mir. Alsn~. in his own hand writing
correct your answer,
" Did you show that lette-, thus corrected. 10
Members OF the House belonging TO the fed
era' party. 20 satisfy them that they ought to vote
for Mr.. Adams"
Since Mr. Baley's letter, the n. H. Pario,
declares that . more than member of Congress
hrs assured rs, that Mr.. Webse did exhibit. or
"he' !" exhibit s"eh writing 10 federal mtn.he:s
ON more 'hsn one stale previous TO the Pre.i
Dental ballot. he Phil. Palladium states, that
The gentleman who brought i. the publication.
u" gave The names Of two IDeube OF Congress
who kaew ne SAID the whole affair and " hose
names he lett. 1t Is quite possible, there j.
some eior 10 the name but we believe there i,
no douh, oi such letter having been written -
- Ihe y. + Post OF tue I6.h declares: -. we
mfan TO be understood, he we repeat the a.
seit!or, a. corhnI"g 'uTseives The substance OF
this allegation and consider il inmatetial az
respects The ration, whether the prolf.r was ms De
through Nr. Bale or sry other person, OF whe.
iheT II was gwen Immediately 10 Mr. W. bster him.
Sell 10 he made such use OF "a would in his jnde.
ment best enure To MIR. Adams advantage. We
shall o"iy say for The present, that further and
more precise information auharzss us to re af-
hrm the iaci. "-I'hs matter should be cIea, ed IN
a. soon as possible. II will be not our fault. i;
II Cs not done az ONCE
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LAST EVENINGS Mali.


" Moveine0t oil the water,'- the o,h4r ,ro,,
AietingS are Called OF the Freehuiders OF F,edr
TICK county " opposed 10 The election Of GenerUJ
S4c"S0h IN different sections OF The C unity: the
same nli!ce also invites " meeting { all the r;-
izens OF the county friendly 10 the Adu,:pis,rs.
non, at The conrl house court day, the 5,l
November. Ga the other hand me eiines re called
oi the " friends of General Jackson as the my,
President OF the United S aies and those op,o.r,;
to the present Admins raiion'' IN various par.s y,
tue county OF Frederick, preparatory 10 a General
Meeting OF Citizens {" opposed to the Adninistra-
tion," at the court-house on the ssh + Noyrn,bs,
Thus he water is get in motion.
we have siji Ionsl returns from several parts 81
fennsl mountaineering the overwhe!m;ng ,,i
umPh OF Jsckson's ffiend-. Tie PhilaJ-l,hi.
> ntIaei eNh bits in an rre-istibe manner ,h.
niiseF-bie way in which air. PouisoB ha. ga,
biei lac vote OF The Safe. Yet does the National
lH'eil Ge"cer adopt his " mistaken, If 10. misre
present d, estimate
We have ;he 2 / cutting and impte,sive letter OF
Amos ks"'all To Henry Gay, esq.-whieh " ,
shall Publi,h.
The mystery Of the yYetster Iet,.ri. thick.ning
the n York American says it nadere.snd4. m.
Ne" York Evening Post has re affirmed It on the
authority OF MIR. @ l.. Verplank, member Of
NohSTess WI s1ys the story vts told to him BIZ
Alf. McLans Ut Delaw-re.'' - Tire Evening POI,
""i'us 'hat p" few days will probably iut the
pn"ie IN posse sion OF lie particulars of this infa
n
The story VIII lie substantially made out in ,yu.
iIme, " u the testimony OF Insn of a. high s, un;m
peachsHie VeTaciiy may be relied on a. Mr. Adam,
n'nse'' or Mr. Clay, any Other OF heir connec-
ions personally or poll icaliy." The Amefi-
can positively repeats that the story has not the
least foundation N truth Tie Baltimore Rrpub
mean aihffns that IL informed ty a member II
Congress OF high s-pectabilify who was inform
ca oy an 'iher member, distinguished FEEDER alist
ana man enjoying the rssrrci and confidence of
a.! parties i'ho tcTs himseD approached b.
.Nr Uebsly, and by " HON Mr. Webster wa,
Indignantly rebuiTed"
lie SSn= are increasing in the state Of New
10 x, rev meetings favorable 20 Jick-on, e.. 49,
me ne" A'rk Eaqnr says we must car
me S"cSso" ticket by majouy OF 600"
ne return OF the election in Cincinnati seem
sqnslly against the Ad;uinistfa ion
The Western IiHer has brought m a new
" 'ne<s, Cob A. BORNE Receiver az lie Land
once A. Chljcn'be, and Central McA thur. son
IN law 4 Cincinnati Gazette -ays .. ne - mad
I" say that shortly before the election he ed
rom member OF Congress also Mr. Clay,
friend, letter containing The bargain in 10 manv
w'ids 'Alr. Adams has agreed, # placed in th.
Presidential Chair hy tie and OF Mr.. a. friends 10
make hin (MF. Cl,y) Secre any, The TiIler
dee7re- thai " this letter Mr. Bourne says he will
puhlirll''- The Giz=tte di.belicges the account.
says Thai Gen. Macarthur bad always secuted the
" alleged bargain scanIalous iebrica. ion, - Sc
&c,
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meeting g.! such of the ci.izsns Of lIenrico
county a. are oppossl 10 The election oi Gen An.
drew dsrk-1u ~ PieSident 81 the Unued s. ste-
wit be held al She Courthouse T,vrro. in tie Ct .
~ OF Richmond On The 9Th day Of November mes,
\osinS Coaft day for the purpose Of sppo n,ins
delegates TO tlle Convention which viii assemble
~ Richn ord on the BAL Tuesday w. January nexi
win the cbJeci Ut forming an electoral ticket.
SIFiRAl, FREEIyIUERS.
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$40 hEI-lHD

" CsAWhF FROM the -usscrihsT in Kiny YIN, en- N.
"a S'h Of Juy last. Billy lilly IA. cali himself
~ - n.'wee Snd 80 ytas, well made, an, al aut
tr' h,sh ia'h eSn x'.h,a p'a'rs counis nance wien
NuAeh 10 ne took with in one blue yarn Virginia q! IN
enAt' one LnaTS cotton coat MsrselI.. vas, -o..
aud one pan Rvs dril rsnapors think pro shl, h.
IS iutA ns about Shirley, J.ue RIVER whore lac las r.is
o' or may Save obtained ice pass and &c, aboard some
wal give the above rrWard For the delivery Of him to
" secure hn, that g't hin tcar,uu MI ounr:s Of
stsei on' is ms the said they will arar with
according 10 law. ThuS. CAREER P,mpatte
49, iG-St
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40 Ns'r+ I,oa"' p.Scg T4sHGs, Lucv z6nn.r, s,,f f
. - S , ih""'"S chd",sn efJo'spA IAon,Gs dc
lAh. th,s mich of nfuiu'rg you at YOU, pIo,o,,;
N's'F'hh(o Ut 'he E'''te ot your uucl. VIM Th.m,.
~ i'u'-A "",t' Va, WHO died interstate, now a, az,
S 'In, "f ",'''rn''"n snons you according TO n e
Ac' 81 ''Hb.) - cue. tssrs, uhate provide d.
David RICHARDSON
~ AS'wr. OF VIM Il .rharis, n
~ -. 20" PERSONS ah.ve ,ns ron.d, removed from A. =.
county e" 4nA some - OF 50 years ago. and ar .u,,,
'ntc ether IN Tennessee kCnr Nv. ANY person Al -
give sur' u;o alton wl ,nchl. me 20 ascertain
OF residence wJi confer iayor uion them and n e. 4, W.
'hs To- ne at : trks"n P"st oGcc, Louisa comfy. Va
80. -. 98-Wswf D. EICUAHnSOS
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"A letter .som LynchAass ol the l.ih October
states, that Z" The Powers that be-" or 's tn.
trading and travelling Cabinet losing strength
every day Here and TO the South and West,
there il large majority agains, ihe present cor
rnpt and couupting Administration"
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4 tHANCEHi. H. A'osis u1ty SEPT. fnuft. fa27 -
VIM FDstef 4uI Lfibsfh ,s,f,, fDfsii, Eif,,ft7b
Lessuc Wr D0nusvtr Ehlai.th hr site, child Of N OIL
y IroksU, t"rmeriy Molly Lssruf, Polite Loo ks0 and
nsuey D. Loobs", Chdi'p of May ALn oesefi fo m RI y
M1fy Ann L,asucr pm.
Jod CrcsHi,r and Ehod, ne wife. TlIp o roeteo mi
Laere' hs wife 'nd fmsn to'ttf Escr OF M'y league
THE u'frnifaf loci Ctss'h''n anil SD vi, bis y IT, o,
h'enr erefef 'cf rlrsutf ard gwen ssru,if -,sJ,r-
O. ne So % Assembly sud te flr. h,s count, I'D !, 49,
Pe@rE ga sH''lct"n ~ The tist The, ADJ o. at ,n,k
h-t NJ zoe ir rfr'th therefore. on the fnc,on Of he
nh.' tt V~ir Attorney ni osPffd. t.tfle aid Defend
' 'r' h1 1nf RltodH hos w,ts. and .hn q H., see
iNt,1 "'' who.dp prr"ar lti- he fourth rhuf.dsv
~ ' ~ ti Hns"et 'h' tia'f0's fii md tst seofv IL
pc forthwith iH.efiai ir ~ hs Richmond
"a 9rttsiof tfs riaH.iit reeve iy aud ar-
ntt COPY ~ posted ~ 'h froat door s e0rboass
ths county, un trt st,.si 10 ....i do.
NO., .F, ft., 80 -fi!f. 2. 4 =. @.
- 3t ffr
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y
report Obtained very general circulation AZ
I Moncvideo, thai Admiral Brown had resigned his
sius'ipn as Commander in CHEF OF the Hueros
Ayr"ao squadron, and mrch ssnsaiipa was excited
IA consequence. among The friends OF the Herublic
and rfopoI,ionate exaitsiion amnHs the Bsazil.
ians. The repO', is mentioned in the Fnenos a y
resn Papers lately received at our office, without
contradict n, from which we infer that il is true
or else il publication is attended 90 lecep tion
tor the p"rposs of rendering Bsown's future naval
! Operations more effective.
| EGtrGci IF IL letter from Greece. yisly Sill
1T poros visited the H0oe (Heilas } Lord
| C"chrans's flag ship anil pleased TO hear hjs
l-ordslr praise the architectural skill OF our conn
try men, aud say, that the higae was the fioe,t he
| had ever been b lard. HIS s,rainhoa, il ver,,
ini'aeren' s.ile, tie most he cen get out of her
i 1--we knots in the TAI. es weather. Bosf Cent.
The New i47ndon G'zctte contains letter from
Air. WIN Il. Lee. WHO wen, to = poll in the SIX
BI Others, to his father, AZ New LONDON jt 10 ia,
tel at Poros IN July, snd contains ,h- foiln,yino
passage, he-ties "lher particulars not now new,
- on must know that the Greek Government i.
at i1Sins, aud these q'arTels orgno'e among those
VINO profess to administer the civil and military
laws. In some, their motives are patriotic in q
hers, aTsTice and ambition, strongly iiaciurei with
jealousy, seem 10 mark their career NYbile th.s
intestine div-ic's are weakening their physical
strength, the aged, iniirm men, women and chill
dfen, aye literally starving, and suffering every rri
"aion which nature can endure Were il not for
CIR. and Snsa, and such mud cabins az would
give hor.Hf to the nne'nest object 10 shelter himself
10, death yvou,f 'aterpose general relief Thou
.ends have no, the stablance of dor.iciI but live
uu,ier trees. with b,reiy clOhing enough to cover
their nakedness. /, is coA"puted that about 10 .
coo sonl- live in this way al iSapoIi, 5000 at Po-
ros, and many re at IEgina beside those " no
live ia cities once the most splendid OF The ciyi
lied world"
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L-4-l-D g .VEGROES T50R = ~ =.

L-4-lD g .vEGROES FOR S-3L-E
~ virtue q! two Deeds rust ui.l h, s,i,h p,
ION day of Nov, Il lud or which ,si5 on 'e
IN ths lower part Of sand Comfy. Is land viii H. d;,5
ao" The iiser portion 1t the smaller trset nav, 1os, eeo
shi nt hs"eeo land The Improvements will .uaes for
o. the lager tract hs inrrovcu.n MS are NOR, vlt,
sane Time and Place he .uceeed,ns dav,,
Of Ill., e pfh'' twsu5 negroes, men, women se
Sad La' sni n,grors vii he sud on e,e,, of ono
Nv" ~ ' az non ne ,Idsy OF August n.yt
NEti siiue Deed NJ I..1 11.cnIed 10 -. -
SS if,"f. OF the county "f Bockin ham and of yseo1 f.
~ &c On OF aid e0nry, be sring date the 7b d., 80
Way i"t o' th- rupo'e securing The a y ..
nn- 81 money ieie," ncihoud, shali on IN, % n a.
Gt Np' u, the an'aon OF the said Irving iur sS
V"er IN The county af.r,.aid sell for S"'S ~ ,b
eHt oI"d"i ali Of the crops Of AMI o, mad an ~
e'd plantation The PIeen year And lie Isb dy OF DE-
"">ia he 'ei'rte Of the ,sid Isviny, we sh, IN H.
uia"ne .e' tie roP Of aud made there d,i,g ii
IEIION HARRISON, T.u~
/ o., 20 NEAsUN FACE. { tee,
7 Se2 -. i$ 4c-w,i,
j, M ftct:c,d righ' e Ez lb.th sTn,.
,iu -rr :. H'ss IN right of lis wife Ch4iiv form. n,
,ahna limit, Js liurs aud Hunt bv pe. E
ihr, - ',itrd I'd sna q ad LIEN, weh said =
81 w. ,'H i1, a." ahe 'n''dr'n OF join Ilud
assi.t e "' '"0""' Conn lsniut
Loyd IluI FI7e Iu-t, Cb-riy Tsrt nj ~.
',TIN AZ i'y aim cr Lloyo bt .or 4. C. I,et,
thr o.;5 ,"J -. e"np' h'"' by iheir eI and on
Loud HUI, sizett iin az t. HUT snJ m az. I
M @ 'l n'' ~ ih's commonwealth they hsy-
s '"s'' rPtian a. d gyer uI!ty arc iipr t
the At OF Is a"d tie Ru OF ,h. cou, il ., o
10 49, go, "rr1tH - PP'sr here IT hr'ore 10
49, i' ~ G. mr. anh ale ri the lid bill: al
- 's copy cf t!' decree rneried ribwitb =, ,
~ ns ii' H n''d >" the city Of chr 10 ou IA
front door Of Tie o9uf'b II this c.nnfv ON 800 ~ W.
co"'ii'y'' e'Py' Ie'tr, biANCIs 'fITZG ERALn. =
oct. -. 4s-Hsr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23

Nm y NARY COLEEIE.
ft'llE Lecture will Monday al. catb Inc,
Il ana terminate the i,h Ju, 1928. IN. eo,,,. =, ~
Moral rhlotnphy-Esv sr Emne
Maihcmeiic,-Nf. Campbell
Law ru,ce-iuslse Sep,iie
Natural rhiloss ply n Chemrry--nr Ro-er,
Political LaV--Mr. j,sw
lie Classiys, &c.-M Gtuere
n. r. Lsc'urcs CNil llr,oty willie Iri,v,,.i ,....
during the Session. hy III. Professor. ct Poit,ai Lev
FERDINAND 5. CAMPBELL
= priceOf pord, Lodging, Fuel. Csnll,s & Ws.h
arg Ia the Whole eVust, S,oo
I"'itpu Zee e. kgofesiors, =.
Naturalization i-yc,
Total tcb
Oct. IS =, ;, =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23

81 The Citizens Of Richmond. sdy.r-s 70
The election Of Andrew Jackson 20 The y, ,s.leo.
are re'l'esied to meet ~ the Capitol, on We'd
ne'I'y evening" mex, at o'cIock, 10 60 operate
the measures now taking. - orgsnize an Elec
ioral Ticket in opposition 10 him
MANY CITIZENS