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$50 REkY.aRD

p ANYWAY from Lie suh5criher near ,isi,, :, Nh
Carolina, ON the 18th OF MAY, negro men TO vii
Lst DANIEL. Henley aud Sau. L,ge spa made sprirhy
"e ieo with pleasing counenancr dark connie S,ou
oh' - years old aud good blacksmith. Daniel Is stout
a young fellow with down counienanee when spoken t
'o"""y duk about - yeas old. Henley IsI e. we'll
n'"f very hacs with large white eyes, years old. S ,n
wen set negro, hut not tall the dark cumps
WIN 'oiersbe good countehance y.ar. old
mas knob on the wrist oiui Of his right had cause.
~ It's oeins put out OF place when hoy. Tie above
were purchased IN CupepeF and Madison counties. IN V,si
III ap isst ans, perhaps, may eneayor TO return thee
Trey Went oil hsni' uiIed and together ,vtu any
eheeP' what they had winch home made
WIZ give ~ ios for the apprehension the ad four
sot upon 't being secured that get them
VIII give 20 dolls for secured III J.y.r-
Gu 10 ihe IN Madison county, all expences will be paid
MORGAN TAYLOR
June IS "ihHN tafLph
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EUAlFORD .fC.aDElfY

@ cond Session Of the prc.sn year will commence in
90" ,a'ni'on on Monday, 10th July, and terminate on
ION peoenher The nf classical here
,ore adopted as preparatory the of Va
os continued The Ensih anI Mathematical Drpartm.
" 'he Sehoo conducted nv Mr. r. +. johnson ormerIy
pnf,i Of the Military Academy, West Point ~ Y whose
% ana attention are as'iduousiy sud exclusively devoted
uue'on IN the following branches: reading writing En-
w rauHar composition, geography, with usc OF map,
u kon- astronomy housekeeping, arithmetic
agehra geometry trsonometrv surveying ro
- ie'on spherical rigononley, descriptive geometry az
4enS For board, washing tuion fuel per session of
months each Bosrde finding has own beddine candle and
'Irnre Tor his rooml $50, payable 10 advance Tuition
"'ohe $40 per session, payable IN advance.
-. ,,,, WM HAWKESWORTU
King William June IS. iI,.IsI
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son Ell 4RD

* oNAWav, from the subscriber, tSprnsfPd Pht. Hen
fiool negro called Horatio. lie about IS
@ s,ou, well made; ahOu, feet 10 inches hrh light
nP'hi"n with husky head OF hair; very beard
''s"' bought him. about since, Of captain Of
vessel wh" traded at that time between this place and A.
esandiia and ahinstun il very copd brick IN,
~, ann mas worked IN Alexandria, in brick yard. will
rive STU taken IN the county Of Hensico and
or devrie d TO the above rewatd, taken out OF
n' county and ecmed L &c, him again. nrvsrn all
persons paftcnariy masters Of yeel harhnuting or
The above named slave, under the penalty ote
Junr -
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ENECUIOR,g SgTr

awe Hilow'ng tracts Of Land the ,,ro,rry c, -,
YavheW Harvey, deed, IRE offered for sole VIZ ash
.Is.YoAnes Iver At ue mouth Of Cltsvl,, efcek an
1srt ate r'ch mines ~ Iron ores tiypsup IA, - ho
i2hnbOn the surface, indicstue ga sbrn3,nsc n a.,
20 uhe nae been opened This Land lies OF, oti ..
Caa"sa one of The best streams Tor the erection ~ srv
FesPu"h o. Watet wofks IN The upper couidv Noce,r
pas been made Tie premise. .-he s,ool I,yi,
l'"u'y psseivsd with view the erection Of On ttt
particular Description dcen,sd necessary 40 a !,
presumed any one Wshinr Go purri,sse orop.,ty -
'a,ne VIII inspect examine for IN. p.eIy.. ~ " '
~ y" hoiied ant htty acfts extending from Cs,,,b, T.,
-ao h iOD acres Of which Is Catsbi bottom r,si
'osiy 70" stomnd' 10 The country. - 't"''
S,hy-iom acres head Of Burdeiis Run nilc from, FL,
Ua, hundred and tgeny mile. fon Jane, n y,r
Jolmnin5 btHnets near the mouth ~ Csts,gi, '''
Ao INJURED acres Jamcs River, near The mouth e. q
lava Joinmg Hamilton. w 70
iWo hunted snt sores two mile, iron, die Piv.
~ ~, -on which there siflt Merchsui d. add
t@se aere Town Lot' near Federal snrio- 1-,c,,u
y ~ she annye hlmei wemscs will ~ ,fen H. es,oo.
70 Pn chase ~ james s. Allen, james liver U,Ls,,
hyle or ID. Mcdowell, Fincai,ie. '' "'"'''
Two hundred acres timber rtlye i,in;n. r,.. u ,
~, nIs tate Tobacco land, ant remarkably le,el
~ hup1ied arfes, Iones piacel twelve pdes sts F
ioev - ho1di about hale Of winch rich Cstl.s6,
o"f n9u'5 , acres Doyl Plaee Dear James River Joining
| One hundr ed std a;.t,. Co..
wand wing on Back creek, three ile. ,o J,,, nv,
~. 'ohacoo land, due portion " bsir ls ground
p'i fstis ~ thr above schedule are of good qul
su WI saapcd q The production NJ gs, wheat corn
/ cLasc real estate " ' "'"''s ~ l"'-
q, o Tie WISH and fe interest Of the cetse. a. ,-e .
e executors, 90 sell those isuis they will dnrrS a =,
accommodating prices and sur cfeIifr 5n, af,s go
ieih Of the pufchafe money viii he required 90 i,,, o.
Session MiGDALIN HARVEY Es'ts
JOHN M HARVEY, Et'r sfths
FintnGs, J4ae - ''''' II ece..d'
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MARYLAND WHEAT CROPS. Tile Ha-
gers own Times of the 9th instant, inf rms us
that - the abundant and scssonable rains which
have lately fallen have improved the appearance OF
the wheat prodgiously. Fields which had been la,
sown, look the best. and upon the whole good
haif-crop may be expected. Loose sol Is have suf
fered most and it is n fact worthy Of notice. that
wherever the lands were well manure j, and prop
erly prepared by deep ploughng. injury from the
fly and the early drought are less perceived"
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EE.GP FRESH GOODS.
WE .uhellhefs ode irt saie reduced rTces3
q so llt'f ST. Ur0rx and y. Orleans sugars
10 Barrci' family loaf ard lump 10
iu) Bags PRIME green and Java coffee
90 Barrels inuuni7iu whnkey AID rppie brandy
10 o.. ch'ks dsdeita current and Ms's1s wire
Old Antigua, Jau3ic4 md N E.run; Holland common
gini old French sud peach brandy
Nunr0wder imperial and young hysoRteas
100 Casks eut rails, assorted sffes
~ Tons bwedes, country and hoop iron
Plough plates Engish, German aud blstered s'ee!
Hound, sqnafr aud sheet
iOJBags Ipui,s Patient shot
Beays IN "pd fF sunlowdsr, lwsrraned
800 Sacks Liverpool filled rslt
1000 Lbs. Northern and country sole leather
= LODI Cotton yiru, English faetoryl warranted
% Hsann writing AMI spptng paper
% Casks rJmnton lime
~ Tons Nova scotia fltster Of pars
iuJ Barrels n g beuugs, Mol
nackare shrd family Sross hrrrings, tanuer's ol
tdt,sCsp and candic-j clrrst almonds aud ranins
Window ass cottnn soul and horse cards
Bed cord. and leading ioe1
Linen, coiion, and dom rr goods
aLSO.
So Dor Ws'drOal SIS The blades
10 Shoves aud spades
Tons eating, ovens, poa, Sc, trace oh1ios veedoy
hoes hecr heafs, soc AMI pad,, k Ln,ve. anil 49,
cohee mills huges hl a. 20 fy combs andron.. Ns A.
With many other atuces, Too tedious TO- mention, CHI ~
he sold o. low they can De had THIS oy y uboesrs ar
retlfL - -
rheyfsturn their hsuke 60 ,heir friend. ,rl ,t ,blt r.,
he lneih encouragement they have met with.
n Il Cab given for n,e nc'y crop Of wheat,
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| OF II even he CHE calumniator OF p" the woman
called Mrs. Jackson'') is compelled TO resort 10
The most ridiculous sophistry for the purpose OF
reconcillng the contradictory letters to Mr. King
and to Mr.. Bell. He would allow mental re.
servaiions" TO John &. Wright. which would al
most disgrace n Jesuit. Mr. H. is also connellsd
to ascribe TO Mr.. Wright The most contemplate
indiscreon and the most treacherous memory TO
deny The justice Of the sentiments which Mr..
w expresses" TO cen-ure " the spirit Ia which
tney are written" and 10 represent him /" smart
ing ooder some wound" which he had received
from the administration. He gives US the follow
ing expressive extract from MIR VS. letter TO Mr.
'-.ns-Speaking OF the approaching Presidential
contest, j. G. Wright says:
eve of Ohio believe had better stand ,loo and L.,
pull. We have little interest the game. w it'll Adams
we ne affiliated we al antipuirs 10 him On Ken
'uesl ifenus seem 10 be willing with them
Will sht the battles, aud all the c ct. m I'M
der the It keeping old Kentucky in The shaft Ia
uuh ths iok, can't keep itbo oho snd they do
Disposed 10 give ONO any thing"
This is rather unkind cut from an osensible
hend--than whom " has performed more
labor, exposed himself to more viruence, ar en-
dured more Ieprosch, in support of the admin ira
ton But what will Dane Grundy think of these
expressions! How will Messrs. Adams and Clay
hereafter he able to rust their secret cpnsurer,
hr. hammond treats Mr.. King with very little
'hdaisence peculiar fatality seems to attend
the present administration and their friends in theft
connections with the King family While the
opposition papers are teenng with charges a.
sains' the administration for avishipg Offices and
compensation upon the father and son in the
east son In The west supplies them with further
matter, by disclosing the private letters OF his cor
respondents, Containing sentiDents that mar be
wrested TO their prujndce. This, to say the leas,
OF it, is remarkable"
but this relaliatory language towards Mr.. King.
VIII avail rs little as the sophistica defence Of
John Z. Wrigh, TO clear his character from The
duphcitJ which now attaches TO it. Not all the
waters OF the father of rivers can wash him white
No party now trust him. He had better retire
at once from public life. The contempt of his op-
ponenis and The GOODNESS of his own party mus,
ultimately drive him TO it. He should slim, into
the shade " He has no other way to escape cen
sue, than by escaping observation"
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r-,r, lCor7HuneGted
Rev w ilism s. flumer, Joseph HoLdsrby Jr, or Edi-
tor OF tue TetesrGh, Of DAnv,le, Va, Mss Malta "
daushisr Of Carter Stubherd Esq Of cgu,3
~, n. c.
DIkpIn this city, Saturday the % infant, Mrs, Rr,
rist SHb consp OF Mr. Samuel Suble, the sea year of
her sse- the death OF this excellent woman family
nave sustained bereavement OF ordinary kind; aud
large circle o friends WHO aud loved her svnrathxe
~ Their sorrow Very few till all the duties life with
such pIOpriey abe did early youth her disc, elton
cando modesty and kindness remsrkable ma
tny realized every expectation her early promise excl
ted Her we etness Of temper and concisted
kihn tgHi OF all who kaes he's. But il The bosom
Der family that she .hone most and awif, mother, sis-
tee and mistress dIed happiness around her and attracted
~ hereh the highest esteem aud love Of the domestic circle
C"feet ana conscientious IN the discharge OF relative
anS SOCIAL duty che not unmDdul obligations
God and Saviour After having thought and fell long and
deeply on the subject
licly protested her "a Christ and united herself n f
Presyetian Church IN this city Soon she was attack
Win severe Illness from which she ed. Through
prOacted and painful sickue she exaup.e of pa
feHt aud cheerful resignation and closing
peeky bowed 20 the stroke which separated from ali tbs,
she loved on Earth and TRANQUILITY eonded her everlasting
TO thst Saviour whom she felt TO be present
aud precious "a her soul Thus has she left her sorrving
friends bright eHamPie aud eCnolng evidence she
was riie iof better world
--on lhe 18th Of last month in the 5tst YEAR NJ be-
age Ma MARY Coz, the Of George Cox Sen Of
Chesterfield county. Mrs Cox has been lshoins under an
attack Of The consumption for II n years. she bore
WIN CHRISTIAN iorthude and TesiguDon La the life
duct Of this amable lady, could DC said exemplary d
worthy Of n'sion Tue writer Of this notice was well ae
guainted with the dccessed, and her virtues being
elgous, moral aud social canuO computed IN notice Of
I'VE KIDD IL will he suicitrt say che has been
o. te Methodist Church. and zcaous follower Of Christ
hon 10 r ~ years she literal her sentiments TO all
mankind, and econate WIFE benevolent and charitable
ne'ghhou humane mis- tTess, aud ftcnnae
She hss left iender husband uine dut,fu children With
numerous trisn5'io dePlore aud bcnoan her lsss.
- al his la,e rcsidsnce fElknstonl in Yorthamn,on
county, Edscnrf 1fTaion, Esq the 9Th u last month ca the
18th year Of his age.
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TRUST SHE or LAND

x Y"tne OF adeed Of trust executed by VIM Hueb.r.oo
he clerk ohee enrieo, IN 10 secure debt ,hsren
'hal proceed to sell the hichest hdjer ON
in -' 81 tn,' month"; a, Patrick II. Gsn,fys Tavern
'ehfiec on the Richmond Tuinbike Road six mile. fr
% Tor cash. 70 scres of land lying and adjoining Js
10 Ems and Others int upper end OF Henico count, The
e SAIL to be ndputabe; convey only ,,,h ,;,s
" " "e 'es'ea as trustee. EDWARD g. MAYO
June Is. trustee
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FINE SALES.

LyNCHBURG, June 5-Laa FRIDAY the hirhey, rriee WA.
obtained tor Tobacco that has been gwen this market
mary years Henry S. anthorne ESQ., brorcbt TO mar Ike
~ hogshesd s. one of which cold for $40 Os auction
and t olhe ~ ior Sirou"d at private sale II suppose
,hH tue 10 hhds had been auction, they wnui
aa't or9ush nearly not 9n to- STA This lvhaeoo
un MIR Langh"fnes fa m, in sight Of Lynchtwg.
On Saturday, hhd made by Mr. OsIeshy Of Bedford
sold Tor if 90, and two others hy Major Me Daniel of
the same county lo 3 IA Co. other Tor Si4 So
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SAMUEL C. SCOTY,

- ,,cn,.a ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EsrECTFULLY inform, his ir,sn.s aud the public, tba
ne mas located himself Danyiilr ia the county al
P"ylsania, aud will practice Law IN me Speror ami INF
A., ,I courts oi 'he count,es" Phuyiv,ns HALIFAX and henry
prompt and sssiduoGs attention tIdrs f,on, his f,n
tened 10. ' 80 F"''''"a''y az
~ Refer to Me'srs WORKMAN McGruder of Richmond
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Hreeahy Ia public notice, large and highly re.pecab.
meeting Of the friends of the present Of IN.
H.nera Gov, rn"sn was h' Saturday last Cockey'
'asefn Oci john Little addressed the meetiug
John K"lo Esg called the chair, ana Jane. w NJ
Esq was apronied Secretary, assisted by Henry
ron" tfq aud Dr. Mar-h An add tn. people Of IN,
county accompanied by resolutions agreed TO- Del
ssats appointed e. attcn the be held this cit,
ma the Esd vi July next GRaIt CAroa
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500 REGYgRD

OSr ThuldaJ, the 3ist Of My foiiof Rank n te,
- amounting e. , supposed 10 BE dfnpt in h,, place
10 Operating othtr noes from them The snouf Of each nte
aud the particular sum- D., particularly described Any
information len with the printer hereof. that will lead 10
above rsrafd.
lsas y. si-z3rs
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MOBILIZE

a LII Per'ons indebted to the estate of TcI, n 1,,
- Hae Deputy ShetnTot Henreo) for their ts1e, Tor tb
49, 90, OF on any other account. reque.ted to MAKE nav
meht, iIumedaeiy either of the Adn,tn., 49,, - = ~
'hsr indulgence eau he given "' '"'-
JOHN IALES ,J,f =,
SAMUEL PLEASANTs : "a o., ~ % J '
June H. ''''|'''ASi ~ FemheiIoB.
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THE CROP.


Inc prospect otthe Wheat Harvest are uneommonly prom
ihs. he alarm about the Ues.isn hy, has ahated
r'er,'ek where the IN. unpleasant The
s'' nehster Republican stste that the harvest will he
do"ut ~ GOOD IN ordinary years. The Fauquier
say. That Rom the present prospect, there will be better
s'H Va That county, than tbete has been for
Inc wheat IN the lower country une1mmoly fae. Une.,
Tue fst should destroy the latter wheat shall have
aAufn, crop The harvest OF the forward wheat has
s"d--it rR famous spring for horse fool Never
!"e "a cop none promising, throughout Virginia
some OF tae Ainniti alton papers have ensidered Mr..
Leisr deeid,d supporter OF the present Adminira-
S We have eXsrs-scd opposite opinion founded upon
nS own declarations whilst he the Legilature during
me last wntefThR confirm ed by the
% Correspondent Of the Morgau;own Chronicle who
'a al the Morgan election all the candidates
tfnens unequivOcay the Presidential election that es
l-ler and Johns" declared for Jackson aud Air. Raymond
loo ntr Adams that TO he denied that Mr. l..
nd tia, u Elected hs could foe aeio, If
me IseoH sA0d devOiv Congress, d that az
IA ravor Of adams"
l bnns and his writers unfortunate in their orgeres
ne Harris letter, for instance which has anon,
nous correspondent damned pspabe gerry broth
er Editors AT Philadelphia lie himself compelled 10 con
res, that IT'S genuine
80 coarse an psShle the imposition that he has not vet
'e'aied upon single Administration prin copy H. with
solitary exception, aud that IA Virginia
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UNITED STATES, SENATOR

Hon. Daniel Webster, has been selected Senator
OF the United States, from Massac huseus, for six
years from the 4 IA of March last by concurrent
votes OF large najor;;es in both houses OF the state
Legislature, & the first ballot The votes in the
house were: whole number 1913: necessary to choice
l65; Daniel WeJSter 202; John Mills 80; Elijah
r. Mills %; William u. Jarvis 9; Edward Eveie,t
.; Levi Lincoln 81 Henry Shaw; Joseph Story
l; William Baylies l.
The votes in the Senate, Were: whole number
30; necessary to choice 20; Hon Daniel Web
ster %; lion. John Mills IL; His Excellency
Levi Lincoln I; Hon. Edward Everett l.
The Boston Centinel Observes
This appointment affords additional evidence OF
the patriotic policy which distinguishes the ma
Jor'ties OF The two houses; and is honorable to
the gentleman who has received this new proof
OF he high confidence of The immediate represent
iaiives oi the whole people. There can be no
doubi OF his acceptance OF the great rus, ON
sense OF public duty, notwithstanding know
ledge that no one more feelinsly regrets that the
state OF the health OF his respected friend, the late
senator, has been aecerlained TO be such as would
not admit, in tbs existing OF national afairs,
OF his reelection.
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NOTICE

- heN all persons from h4rhouring or epplovi,v
pn Ht''oo nuneass, he being Indented appIeni;re
$50 o tne term Of three yra' ending on the sh Ann
10 mine ai and mystery Of ranter-By falling ,n
tors. uJi;eI ~ ne s Onendefs or viola
June IS. STU hDh-LL.
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WAsHIHeroN, June l2-Mr. Secretary Clay
lef, this Cry on Sunday last, on a visit TO IN.
domlcil IN Kentucky. Nat Int.
We understand that DR.. Todson has been APP
pointed TO take charge of the recaptured Africans,
about to<sail from Savannah for Monrovia (Li-
peria) vice DR.. Peace, who died at Savannah
ID.
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ESOPUS Mill STOWFS


fllE sutsc her be- now, ani sh consinuav keen Tor
. le, Efopus 1ff Sfonss of every s,e and fbs,f i
~ Ncw fotk rrirc AD siorc NJ. v. Wafdrop CO.,
dn, oid Waeto W,ne qus,ter crsks 30 boxes chm
Wi"f sound sod eooi, foaf Sfg0y s,su,ied n Fgf4ay
ti frpm while whefii sheet Lead Shot ss,nftrs
American Sscds Eoglrh sd Poe Bos hon Ciernan sui
American btefcd Sffef fiorch Pia,s French BUR mill
stone hiock, Of bs qutt} and Patent Balances. Al
Willie 30 On reso0stl. isiiai. Bernard PEYrON
Lly ~ c-vsxf
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HIGHEST PRIZE,
go GOO IJ4DLsTsARSI
BRTLLTAMT sCEEn6u.
1862 prizes, amounting 10

2033s - only 80 ,0oO Tickets.
~ The CASH or the whole of the Prizes c,n he had =,
usual Al CoitENS OFFICE the they are drawn
MODE OF DkAWiNG.-The numbers will he nut into
one whsel IS usual and in the her be put the ptzet
above the denomination Of Five Dollars and he drawing 10
progress m the usual The prizes of Four Dol
lars 10 ne awarded TO The tickets numbers of which end
with the ermnatnr figure Of either the three first dcou
numbers OF dHereEt examinations. The Five Dollar ptsyo
he awarded q" he tickets having the hures corrr.
rondns WIN The two last figures 81 such nunber OF the ,ers
drawn OF GPrrent termination. This mode will hermit the
whole lottery to be Completed drawing aud ticket
drawing 'uperof prize 'o not be rstriesd iom drawing an
Inferior also.
Tickets So 90 Quarters 81 25
Halves y 80 Eiob,bs n 60
- Orders from any pat he United States either hy
msn post pa) paie vance cpclosg Ca.h or
Prize Tickets any Of ,he Lotto ries will tie same
prompt and Punctui attention sit ptsoualarpes tldu
~ Adtressto
Maytf. t~s.nhT
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COKgENSS

LOTTERY ana ErchanS Office, Richmond, corner
opposite the Eagle Hotel,
where numerous capitals Rave obtained Prizes IN
any OF the iaie lotteries will be ia payment
June Is. -9tS ,,w,r
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On Wednesday 2oth June, tLis .Month]
Will be drawn IN Lynchburg, the
DISMAL SWAMP
C.dNAL LOTYER

C.dIfdL LOIIERY,
No. when the following handme prizes will he distributed.
so No. combination Lottery, Drawn Ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

CoHEN'S oFFIcE-iil Narkci.street.
BGi.inors, Mag 7tA, 1897.
IT Under authority Of the Act of General Assembly
pee. session $3.50 we herewith present the pubic ihe
First Class of the Mar Wand
LITER .ATU = = LOTTERY,
The whole TO he drawn ONE DAY. in the CITY M Ba,f
sud under the OF the
appointed by the 8 werner and Council.
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The Ohio Wachiayet--.Mr. j. G. WrighL
This gsntenisn's friends are most vgofulIy pr'
To II 20 make any thing like colorado apology
for his psipabe duplci,y. Nj. Hammond, how
ever, mskss the ssoIiigs attempt, and IN the course
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

q Cincinnati PsFer touches again the letter
OF ''ir. Carter Beverley. lis Editor has had an
interview with bin at Cincinnati: 'Hs is well for
tlfisd IA what he has stated, and, when The pe,ron
accused, shall, in his own person, put in ms 81
OF not guilty, he will be ready to prove the charge
but he very properly refuses 10 act upon The vague
assertions oil those who may call themselves MIR
Clay = friends. RE does not cCasde The responsib-
liy OF John Binns Peer Force, Of suiiiclent i'm
por,aDce to induce hin 10 take The trouble of civ
lhg positve proof Of what is generally believed
70 be perfectly truebut let Mr. Clay say the void
and he Is ready" The Editor defends The co1r. q
which Mr. Beverley is determined 10 take; and co.,
tends thai the proof should he Withheld until Mr..
Clay has denied (un%er his own sIgnature) ali
/ knowledge OF the fart Then (says toe Elton
We have no kind Of doubt but il can be made .
We will not undertake TO Say whether Nh {. shonld
q" come out IN 0is owG proper person." or whether
his silence pfecIudss the necessity of further
proof" We should prssome, however, tina, IN
such case Mr.. Clay should not be prevented by
any little etiquette from calling explicitly for t1,
proof. II Is Mighty probable, that some invesligs
lion will take place IN the business.
We are mortified 10 see the Sketch which is
given OF Mr.. EyefeU's Speech IT, tue great Meeting
OF the Manufacturers end Wool Grocsrs at Bus-
ton u Is more worthy Of Sopbisi than Of a STATES.
p, ''''' ~ W. 'fftiet' . iWWeT Pish~
clples Of the tree system - It conlTadIcis itself
Ills conclusions are at direct war with his premi.
SEES But great effort is going on to bring the
manufacturing sJsiem 10 on The Presidential
Election. Delegates ace appointed &, attend a
sort Of national Convention At Harrisburg, which .
70 be held on The 30,h July a state Convention
is TO meet AZ the same place At the latter end oil
ihfs month. No effort - 10 be spared evefy
sort Of machinery is to be pu, in play, 70 Influence
the election. Pennsylvania IS tie great object al
attack NJ. Clay will probably pass through
PHisbus on his tour Of Reconnaissance. lie l. ex-
pected TO make an siectioneerns speech, and
move the very stones Of Allegheny county q
lrise against General Jsckfon Bu, Jacksont