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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
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IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House,
And Sonth corner of Pelham-street.
(Entrance Pelham street)
Terms
Two Dollars per annum--one half in advance
Prize of .7dpsrtisisy.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
tion. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
PAlf accounts must be settled at least
once yenr.
u'No paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
NOTICE.
DOW'S Genuine Family
Medicine.

THE public is hereby cautioned against
Il IMPOSTERS of l.. DOw's Patent
Family .Msdieine--as Mrs. s. BENNETT, Of
Newport, and Mr.. BeADFoRD of Provi-
dence, are the only Agents in Rhode-ls
lsnd,--and none are authorised by me to
make il, in any way whatever.
LORENZO DOW.
0FA Water privilege of about 20 feet
press and fall, with a stone dam, and rock
sluce way. at the outlet of Miners pond,
IN .NonAd'e, six miles from Gales Ferry
on the Thames, (Con.) with plenty OF
good building stone, &c.--Any one wish
ing To purchase, rent, or otherwise occu-
py the same, will enquire OF l.. ID.
NeWport, nov. l. 1927.
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The above Letters will be forwarded to
The General Post-U Office, unless they are
taken up before the first ofJanuary next.
Office hours from to I2 o'clock A. N.
end from Ito z o'clock p. N.
r. B. CRANSTON, Post Master.
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List of Letters,

DEMAINISa in the Post Office, New
HI port. R. l. November %, 1927. Per
sons calling for them will please say that
they arc advertised, "a they arc placed in
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-12-22

~ ot' u do IL tlc ttIt Change.
for he answered her inquiries with more gentle
ness than at fiist
His mind opened to something Ike enjoy
ment when be first alked abroad and brealhsd
the pure air of heatcn-it was momentarv
however, again he returned to glcnrn and alb
slf2cilon. Again his brow was knit and at
times ms hands were ccnched, as if resolving
some desperate purpose
The landlord grew impatient to be rid Of him
an indetlna Bile terror haunted his mind. and
ne felt, though he knew not Why that the stran-
ger vas a dangerous being He would have
trrnhl"d for HI, daughter. ha, he not perceived
that nothing WAS more lksume to the Young
man than her presence
One n'orhin- the stranger passed by the Win
dow at which Ahnrria was sitting and turned
down a lane W hich struck INTO a thick wood
She arose and followed hun A. she approach
ed, he looked back and seemed to wish to
avoid her
She begged him to stop. | have something's
SAID she, that may concern you-somrthng to
show you He locked at her with apparent
dsmay-' Are they here p
There IS nobody here but me- said Aln,4ria.
and she put newspaper into his hand aud
pointed to an advertisement One thousand
dollars reward was offered to any one who
would secure and deliver into custody a yuung
man who had escaped continement-an accu1
rate description followed of his person and his
horse, and there could be no doubt but The
stranger was the young man designated He
read the advcrtsement-and it seemed as if a
sudden phrcnzy took possession Of bis mind-he
stamped upon the ground CRASHED his teeth.
and finally Selling upon the terrified girl->nid,
must go-and You must go with me- Who
has seen this paperH said he with vehernrncc.
No one but me, said Ameria, let me go back
to the house, will tell no one Il dare not
trust you he REPLIED Il shall be seized and i'm
prlsoned, and you must 90 with me
For Gods sake said Almeria, let me 60
back, have no wish to inure you, let me eo.'
But he siill graspcd her fiercely by the arm, and
hurried her through the wood She tried to
shrek for he p. it was like the struggles Of the
night mare, and she could utter no sound AT
that moment voice was heard, and letting 20
his hold of Almeria. he darted into the thicket.
and was immediately out of sight
Almcria's strength aud spirit returned, when
She found herself released, and Joining Betty.
who had been calling her, she fastened to the
mn As her mind was not susceptible of very
deep impressions. the terror Which, had aglated
1t began to lessen. as soon as she was safe 10
her fathers house She thought of the stran-
ger and his frock coat, Of his attempt to carry
her off, till she almost wished be had accom-
plished his purpose But he will not give me
upso easily, thought she. he is still lingering
round the house and watching for an oppnrtu
nifty to speak to me- She determined Il, saw
nothing TO her father. of the advertisement or
the circumstance that followed hnt wait for
what would further come. Once or tvi she
a I L
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TIE seat Aaa nlte>dy occupied BY the stran-
.,er-5ut he :n.ln, llately arose and let It to Al
in>'iia.
she WAS not discouraged that he had walked
on, As he must returu the same way. and
She depended on ,oothinS his soul even if he
were savage ono Ii vas 10; many minutes
before he behcid him slowly returning But
Notwithstanding silc turncd the cranl in the
m2>t spirited !n3narr, he passed unhcedin4ly
BY, anl 'Ii} MT step iii he had gained the sane
tnaT. u Ia, o.yn chamber.
IL ""S "}i!nnt tnlf ha !.3orgcd under some
mt,.,lv q h5,!Y mind, no summons came
from III 70 ~. asa b., A not ntlc hi, appear
In"r. tild. Il r,rl H., WAS closing in The ia
ml'F began 81 l',rl i li>.4rc OF curiosity and
@1nd u,tIIe.. inYtrty which ch1ra"trrzrs iiIc
nidai.l.s GA IN TIE Unit-d States, vino are
.'t Engaged about cvcr} ho.} tu.ino,s bit
trlr own L Wa, thought proper Aat the
head . ~ family eho'.ld make inquiries Not
chon>.a- d ri K i refusal, Ec opened the door
and entered Tie cha.nhrr lie stranger was
seated u; table win III, head resting On his
folded arms. b" started hastily up, and asked
tho anLiord what be- wanted Il was afraid
y'r MI ,sh; be sick, said The doctor kindly, my
wife SAID you had not eaten any thing since
morning.
have no appetite, want nothing but to be
left alone Then hastily rising and closing
the door, he said. must get more strength be
fore can proceed on my journey, this spot is a
retired onc-can YOU secure me from Gistur-
banrr y
Why, sir, as to the matter Of that said the
Ian iIord you know my house is a tavern
i Know 1t, replied he. Blu; it is distant from
tie hi h rnal-in word, he added inpatient
~. VIII You shelter me. or will you not speak
that may be gJu" il yon refuse y
The landlord tempted by feeling of
pride to stand On for the popularity Of his house
though he well knew the gentleman might re
main for weeks bis only guest, he began BY talk
ing of the sacrifice he must make but the
stranger stopt him short indeed he evidently
possessed a most uncomfortable degree of iras-
cioilIty; want only direct answer, YES. or
no. The landlord shrunk back from the fiery
eve Of the young man, with an unaccountable
feeling of terror, and perhaps for the first time
IN hl- life, gave direct answer; it was yes
Il will pay YOU said The stranger, your own
prrc-now leave me TO my rest
But rest did not seem adequate 70 removing
The seeds OF disease. On the morning cf the Sc
cond day the young man was obliged to &C
Knowledge himself too sick to rise. The vii
lagr doctor was summoned, who pronounced
hi disorder typhus fever. For many DAYS
he langulshcd between life and death, and dur
in= that time he was faithfully nursed and at
tended Amrria would have willingly given
her AID, hn her parents positively prohibited
her entering the chamber-there might be in
fiction. and this was the treasure in which they
had sarurrrd up their hearts The sick man
seldom spol:r-rrlused to tell bis name, and
when they entrrated that they might send TO
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-12-22
flo

re" yot:uy # the lnu,e~
Sich yH, tie preparation i.r ID, exhausted
and weary t",sci!rr He entered Toe .po,n viii
:. sl,m ami iu.n.,i ,trp and seated Il.n4,,l at
The bre ,Air,'t,1I. What VII. y.s ;,lr.,e 10
have? said Betty, putting her mead n,I1: the
door
4 want nothing, he rr,,I.@l, but cap Of
tea. aud a >.-' Il toa,'e'! TREAD
Betty wdil'tr"; aod Ahncria. liu.i.a; the
stranger 'rl not arco>t her, vcuturrri to hit her
eyes, which hs been fixed 81 her nook Tie
inve,ti5 III n ya, satisfactory iltw:s evidently
young, IT,, h, f,co was carrworn; h. wa~ pale
and en.4ri q, ~ h,ir FI,l, .n Il, IT, There
was an ai? rancr o. II ,J;., :tHI ih,frlciiJn
that reprli" .Y'ry 1Ivanrr to "aH.cr>Atirn
But what prod lace the most ci:ert "a Al!nrra
WAS hi, coat >lc cioaf"d on tr3r, coat aud
the gentleman W"re of t,r: most ftsIi0ua-
bic cut. A. he did not observe Tat She was
present, >ll" 'le"nlrd it necessary to accos iin
Il hope yon are better, sir, SAID ne il a soft
lispnS tom.
The sound Of her voice startled hi,n; be lock
ed hastily M. thank you. replied he. YES
Betty now returned with the breakfast it
consisted Of tea, hrowa sag ar. slic. II toasted
bread, piece Of hu'trr, nearly melted, and a
saucer of deep dun r"ioHrcG preserves.
Nothing couiJ be les, inviting to an invalid
than his rrplst. but it formed an cpicurcan
treat to host, o. dc, chat riotel on preserves,
the sugar. oud cvrn the batter Is there no
way Of excluIlng tie sun , sad the sentlr,nan,
casting dcspairins look at Nlr windows
am sorry we haven't NJ blinds, sail Anne
ria, tbu the sun only lays in the room in the
morning, by afternoon ii i, cone
The stran rrr drark his te, without replying:
when he moved hi- ci ir from The table. tie
echo of the yellow painted Il ,or seemed f. ere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17

we've Then In circulation in the Adams presses
we had snpposei that this idle attempt at misfe-
pre- enaiion would not be repeated. We do not
now sliude to NJ. Crswfofd's opinion, that it
may ore'ate on any mans mind, although tha,
charitable insinusiion was made former oc.
casi"n. For TO what arts will not some men re-
SOFT whsn desired end is TO be accomplished.
nut we ailuce to il, TO repel an assertion which
attempts 10 transfer 10 the Administration the
weight of Crawiord's character. The letter written
says and we think with some truth, that :. when
vacancy occurs. Crawford will be honored with
seat In the Senate OF the u. ). Both parties
agree ia this.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17

VIRGINIA, At S,uerior Court of Oh ,ne,rv hoI,,,
nc Ssrhoi IN The eHy .of Richmond, The sth dsy OF
Gustav, Lueke JAIME. si.er, merchant, and mariner.
ua"iss underline hrm ofLuke SrSner, PiIrs
German Y. Stokes, William soke., Edward r. ohauh .,.
EDWARD Jetress, Coluan Jeress, Robert ou Lsn.,rr
Joseph Ylrboroueh, Charter Williams, Sheppard & W,bh
1ohn Johns; John L Poultney, EIls * Allan l,sss
able Pisr
This th. day TO be AID on the lil answer.
whereof the court doth order OF the comsione Of
','e an account shelving the actually
under the nve several deeds Of trusts filed.
eNhots IN tins aud also Of all payments,
mar. on aeeonn, Of the sum, whether ohewe
no'" Iuthef o' der that the defendants, the
ices named IN the ve several deeds
e whole trust fund eonve. ell TO them respectively
PoVn OF the uuf property hts been sol the
the proceeds Of the sales portion s. been collected and
what PARTON remains uncoecte; position a
iue ~ the proceeds Of the trust 1pey which col,
ecte aud the court doth further anne
ascertain as Tar PIaeeabe, the consideration the
from the defendant Meiewt her Hunt TO the Also
lem Hunt or Si52i IS dated the eleventh dsy of February
S<o arng interest fio the Japuarv is2v ne-
toed IN the deed from the defendant I'm,
70 Hn' TOT tue benefit of the defendant A. Hurt, the
eleventh day o January 1921 and the court 10th
ier That the defendant Mereweiher HUT render account
81 W SulidanshP Of the orphans of Thomas Waltouals~
an account Of his administration estate Of Beniann
tn, deeao an account Of all monies, debts property
under the oT OF the 25th August 82i ~
the cause OF Hunt SIoke., &c. before the
qun ny ,te pAes, any OF them, the commissioner Win
may sen required to reP9tt the eouit, with any s
eiaiy stated deemed pertinent by himself whjeh may
copy. Tese, WM. w. HENING, &C
IT, Coola,'s,oners olfee Richmond, june I5th, 1927.
pointed the 3d day of September next 10 commence The
e d'tteeI by the foregoing order Of count which dss,
AZ O'Clock NJ they required TO attend my Office,
the proofs a Documents TO enable me TO pef
the duties required OF eommi,sioner of the court.
~, AMOS LADD, M c. C. c. r d.
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July IT.
Lands an Potohafdn for Sale.

=. y
virtue n adetree chaucery the Of PotFhafan
"a the case of DuPuy Dupuy and Others the UNDER
sned comm,'icnsrs Will sell to the highest bidder upon
Sfedt OF - IL and IS months upon premises en- Sam-
uSy me I'D day OF September next the plastatOn
called fFosc H 10 Pow hatan county, (bsing the former
Factory Mse5y Mills and James Crawford containing ny
,a'e ssy @'I and an half Upon this tract there
snd necessary ou-houaes, safde Ochard gfaery res-
And at the same Gne aud place, win cell upon credit
OF months the reversicnay right land At present.
covered By the waters Of the POwhatan Factory PoLd
supposed to contain from II To- IA acres adj ouins to Joh
, rdd, Presiou Sinih aud Mr.. Haywood
u ihe sale w'i take place about O'clock of said
day. CHARLES BRANCH,
ROBERT HARRIS, -
JOSEPH b. DAVIS, Z
CLAIBORNE WATKINS,
IulH l,'o-t' 20 Wits
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Ten dollars Reward.

y UNAWAY from Hog Island. in the county Of Sarr, . ,,
A NE Isl instant, ,ny ANTHONY, seen IS and 81
years OF sse stout wei made and high Has teeth
W ont arc widri apah than usual snd hi. short and We w
thiGNj ne had on when he or blue mixed round
ana Pantaoon with small wo" hail. aud with h n t,,
par OF new nzshuTg avons Of the same mare
'a re wa' sold al auction in Richmond or three months
aso aud purchased by gentleman bought him
aud said to have heen brought irom Mdde,ex county I
mas Fe al MT C9rpiu in that couAy Gloucester The
move reward aud all expenses will he ral upa
aeiytr,ns m To the Ove'seer AZ the LanI or upcn eon
n'u III Jsne OF hares City jail, and informing me OF Il
without delay, through the mail, or Otherwise.
~, WM ROBERTSON, Jr.
= --,ltluIEs Ju'N H. 20--f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17

1oher Solder Of ftc ReUofJot hns dfsHded 10 ne fo
" a. ntiagis dust tcith dust
DIED on SUNDAY the Ut Of july county NJ 80 ek-
nEan hlt Francis Harsg, tive YEAR ~ h, see rio
h'd fingered under te mlnsncs 81 dsese ~ nonth. m
uoie which he bore with the ttuus resirastn
hat ehnator'se al good aud pYus WIN sfknyvielg
900 eieayour 20 obey Che pfecfpts Of teafnr
w htfrts truly Patfyt ~ fhf Rrv1irn lie ook u
s IN defence Of American Lttfy early stare of t
f'V'ton WREN her upgwter' rurhe'sd and Sea cause
'Tfieed desprrsc But fonh ipg the lnes. he rst
~ which he bad en<ased and avr ALL HIM who his The
nauits 90 the fu he continued zrsl that u rso.. .,
i1srpninu.ep lpposrn could duuni.h ur abae ,r,,f
every heat bounded st iyL "giidet bad 6ied the in
nnmeruus aud rrarcche tfcfc q friends ffI4t1ns amt
a-qnaancfs are lee 20 hcr1an - s an individual ,
whom were cetfeftd euntnf lrerr 40 qualities U t
ronfHe shccfiDpate parent, cifhb OF aud hn-
name aud benevolent master.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17

IL The American, Literary Scictf. aud Military AeaIer,
- az Middlfiogi, Connecticut Will commence H.. a. "a
4usnf aud continue two weeks ae pasn GUARDIAN. and
Intends OF ih' rs particularly invited o. attend ar,rv
'nd htvf gentlemen, pfofsfsprs add INSTRUCTOR, N Oliver
uti'usf and gencm1 OF literature aud science eerer,v
are tespeculiy invited % Ynuns fpfi, men % r
pose loniug I've Institution he pre,en sessoa rs soueei
F'sen' shesslves for admission, either ptcviou, TO- Or
during the Examination
N2slhe vscsons IN The TDstuon will bs diseontinneI
m uiue' Pr The pufPoss oi a3ords sfesoesh feltxa
Jh pm audy sud the conintd durs nfe Seminsy
le cadets wi perform ssonsig scientific and military
eufon' az substitute for the vacations which Will be Ices
expensive Than journey home especially those whOrede
ia drsnre, and i1e would b. hish useful, both
r.. fespsctJ health andlnipioyeneat
July %.
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" lR6INIks AZ srpeier Court OF Chancery hoI.n a.
June, 1927: -
The President and DIRECTORS of the literary Fund john
Virginia. PAD.
Against
Greed Ha'hins late SHERIFF Of Powhasu county snd as
such admir- II Samuel Matthews. dee Iieft
Ihe bill IN this being exhibited for the purpose Of
covering the rsuum Of the personal estate Of Samuel Mat
news late Of PoshStan a native il believed Of Penny
SHa on the eionbd tia, there person enedto take
neh resduun, under the laws oftbis direct
ing the distribution IF ln.'aIes estates and that the
vested IN the commonwealth for the benefit
sund On motion Of tbe Attorney General the doth
yer mat publication he made Tor three months
ne ehnond Enqnr and National lnteigencer, requiring
claiming m interest IA the personal estate OF the
Samuel Matthew'S as his distributee. appear here
o the next January teilr and make themselves psi-
ues jetendants o The said suit.
cory. Tesie, WIN w. UENING, r. g.
July II. 90 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17

A YOUNG Man who has taught School for several
past wishes TO get employ for the ensuing year IN
'ome healthy part OF tbs State. lie ample tesn-
mails OF his sbny 10 teach the Greek Latin Engis isu
SsaSe' sr1mmatieay, Arithmetic &c graPhy Astronomy
Letter; addressed 10 b Newark Poe. Louisa County,
Va, will be pi onguy attended ~. '''
JHlv o. ,.r..e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17

a letter has been received in this City from a
gentleman in Charlottesville, dated on the 18Th.
winch states that the Examination of the Students
OF The University Commenced on Tie 10h- all the
Visitors present, except Gen. Breckenridge and
Nr Chapman Johnson, (who has since gone up)-
that Ma. MADISON was taken extremely iii with
The Cholera Morbus on the night before, and that
on the morning of the l2h at II O'Clock, he was
no better; MIR. Monroe was, whh him. & Thai d. .
Dungleson was attending him.
we understand, from passenger who arrived in
last EYening Charlottesville slsee, that Mr.. Msdi-
son was much better Wefejoies ihd the valuable
Ute OF ibis pure aud illusious man is spared 10 lis
grateful country.
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TOE.
July i7.te27.

4 YOUNG MAN who has rad upward, orGve years e,ce.
IN Iiencs IN Superior and Inferior Court CerE', Once
desou OF obtaining situation either acting deputy or
eordng clerk either both OF the above named
satisfactory recommendations his Qualifications can -
Produced a letter addressed 10 J. NJ n Suffolk Nan,euna
county Va will he promptly attended to-
July ~ 9O-win'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17

Extract of a istter from Pittsb,pg, July 5
send you an account of our " Jackson De-
mocTatic Republican CeItbrstion'' The VOL
lens Bill and Clay dinner have been sunk by the
mighty spirit that has moved upon the waters Penn
syIvana TO herself will be iu-t to every state
L he statement of the numbers who attended the
dinner Is not exaggerated 2000 men at least were
present, 1000 dined Il was proud and decisive
day, and its moral and political influence mu4t be
ieit throughout the State and Union. The ascen-
dancy OF new executive is necessary 10 take the
incubus from the bosom OF the friends Of MI Gravy
ford.''
80" We shall publish the account Of This re
DaTksble dinner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17

Trial Of Piracy and Murder. - Yes, er day the
trial OF the three Spaniards charged with pirsticsI
acts on board the Brig Crawford, was continued
before The Special Federal Court. The prisoners
were arraiSned on previous day, on five separate
indictments. MIR. Schmidt move to postpon cd the
tiA on the ground that there existed great excite
ment against the prisoners and that time was de-
sired to obtain evidence to prove that the repre-
sentaiions OF one of the Witnesses before the COM
hitting Magistrate and TO occurrences at Ma
tanzas are not strictly correct and tina, the prso
neTs occupy such a station in society as to make
1t improbable that they would be guilty of the Of
ienees Changed. The court overrued the motion.
| Ptpe, or Jose Helario Cssaris, was 'hea put up
on trial. And after Objecting to IS persons sum =
noned as Jurors. Jury was Obtained On III E
part OF The prosecution, the Mate of the vessel
AMI passenger, French gentleman, and the per-
us who took the prisoners, after heir landing
were examined. The case was submitted TO the
Jury without comment, who after retirement OF
a lew minutes, brought in verdict OF Curry.
The trial occupied fom len, until past six o'clock
The trial OF the other prisoners will commence
to day al O'Clock. When these trials shall be
concluded we propose giving a staten ent Of the
principal facts disclosed. As the testimony in all
the cases is The same, it would not be proper TO
make further publication on the subject at pre-
sent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17

Thrcshinz .NgchiHe Tor hUe.
HAVE Portable Thseshirg Machine which 7 will hire
oui this fsrucf h1 w have less tian fge
hf fred bushels ol 1fsih ~ fhtish.
Joy %. ss-A stMrEL oOCBnBN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17

TO Planters and Southern .ueychanis
NEGRO CLOTHING
~ ~ m bales Negro Cloths manufactured expressy for
~ - ~ tie u the aud South western state.
eo'np'i s'ug assortment for mems yomen'A sGd ca.
wear, viz
or Cotton.
20 bales cotton O.nahn' Is, stout and low priced.
" Coftoa md Uook.
30 bales 4 a Fwiiird Linse, kerse,s dart c.l,fs
81 do 81 ami nail and So Il. do 10 xrev ufst
II do do do do do 10 Sb;tr
is do coarse Cassineis. low priced
M Hoot
- bales 80 inch heavy Blue Kerevs
10 10 do do Whae do
10 do do 30 grey mixed 10
p DO do sout White Plains
10 do do do Blue Plain.
- do DO do gTey miSsddo
For ISLE by VAIN x LEANING
july II mo- so l9'''
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FREDERICK oRoNokG.

Inc N. National Advocate is scarcely wor-
thy OF notice but its allegation that Virginia
never has given aud never will give, under any
circumstances, single vote for Northern Presi-
cent - and tina. " such is the language OF the
SCUM - IS 50 oulfsgeonsly false, that we cannot
pass u over without expressing the ipdienstion
winch u deserves. Il IS not only false, but II
mas not even the semblauce and colourins oftrnth.
virginia End the South have never expressed such
sentiment they hsve never snfertainedit. Their
opposition 70 the political course OF the two Me.srs
adams constitutes the exception, not the rule
eouia not support the Advocate Of the Alien
snd SsditiOn laws nor the heresies OF impolicy o.,
his SON Virginia scorns the sectional and bigo,-
ed feelings Which are heedessly ascribed to her
~ OF does she reeognze the truth Of The appeal
which Massachusetts has made to Virginia, that a.
spe hes suPpored our PRESIDENTS, We are in dot,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-17

Lexington, 29lh June, 1927.
Here follow Gen. Jaeksonis letter to Mr.. Be-
verley and MIR. BE- letter to Mr.. Zane, already
published in the Enquirer.
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me issue between us. have now right 10 expect
'ha' he VIII subs'an'iate his charges by the exhb-
ton OF satisfactory evidence. In that event there
rs no punishment which would exceed the measure
Of my offence. In the opposite event, what ough,
to be The judgment of the American public is cheer
fully submitted to their wi sdom and justice
II. CLAY
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