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son, Hamilton, Belmont, Knox, Ross, and air
held; (though in other countess had more or less
iniinence) The fret 4 of these counties gave de,
cided msjorities the jackson ticket at the last e.
lection The next 8, as decided to Airl Clay. He
does not state how Fairfield voted at the presiden
tial Election. We have not complete returns of
the votes at the Election this,month.- In Hamil-
ton Gin which Cincinnati is si,uaied) the JaclSso
mans have gained decisive triumph. The Ma.
ional Republican calculates on a majority of 1000
f'r Jackson in 152S - In Coiumbians, GU, of 4
members are Ja ksonians, is an Adamsite.-
In jefferson, (in John &. Wtight's di-rict,) the
Jackson ticket has triumphed by large majority.
In Franklin county " here Columbus is situated |
Gene'al Fiournoy the administration candi late has
succeeded by majority of BIS and in Ross
county, Edward King and A. Wake Ebony s.
Topaz candidates by large majorities-- Ia Fairfield
Lancaster the principal town the friends of Jack
son have carried the ticket; Nlr. w. Irwin, formerly
Juose oil The supreme court s late Speaker of the H.
OF Representatives, is il. Fairfield il said 10
have gwen considerable majority for II. Clay at
the last electoral election. Ia Waype (where
w nosier IL the 'ckson has succ.e,led nearly
To II, though there were In es jackson candi-
d4tes to but one Alrinisirs,ionio'. In Licking
county, the jackson ticket is carried by increased
msJoTiiieS. The Western Reserve il Adams's
stronghold. We have seemed these returns hy all
the lights in our power, and DO not hesitate 10
pronounce IL as our firm opinion, that the cause OF
Jackson is gaining rrouni in Ohio 81 The last
election, MIR. Clay was ahead of Jackson Lnly 766
votes, and Jackson beat Adams 6209 and the
late election in Kentucky di:-incily proves that
MIR. Clay canhot traGStr his supporters to Mr..
Adams.
henttcky.- Hale the Jackson candidate is e.
lec'ei 10 the Legislature from Mercer county Gin
place of Claik McAfee deceased) by majority
OF lI9 votes over Col. Glover Administration.
.Nei0 York. The signs in this great State are
most gloomy for the Ebony and Topaz party.
letter ON which we depend, says " You Gao have
no idea how completely the Administration party
IL prostrated is thus state. l do not believe
them is an instance on record in which so great
and overwhelming an Impression has been
made on the public mind, has been made
IN this stare during the present summer. We
shall elect our entire Senatorial ticket, and j. 5ihs
of the popular branch, COR Jackson. If the Pre-
sidential election on this fall, do in
my conscience believe, we should carry every
District, save three four, and very possibly
ny one. About this, there is not the shadow of
doubt"
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EI.ECrInNs

PenDsyirdniG- Mr. Poulson HIS become asian,
ed OF his glazing rn;sssteuients and has suspended
his comparative table. His copyi.is may prof,
by the warning. complete return is at length
Published of the members of the next Legislature;
and he account stands follows in The Ss,gfe.
p Democrats, Federalisis; &c Jackson men; 9!
Ebony ard Topaz. 90 H. the ~. Of r. there are II
democrats AMI ~ Federalisis;S2 Jsck.on men. 10
Ebony. &c including all whose politics are doubt
iul, vscsncie-, oil old members, 81 nov Both
parties electng their Delegates to the noinina,-
ing Conventions, TO meet at Harrisburg in January.
The Jackson Deesaes Of Allegheny county mel
on the 18Th Instant at Piusburg, and recofnn end
Ell 10 the Harrisburg Convention The nomination
Of John e.. Calhoun az v. President.
.TeLD Jerscy- The Lcgisisfure asser 5led s,
Trenton on the % In the House OF Assembly
80 out OF - members were present The Admin.
istfstioa party carried Mr. Ewing as Speaher, and
en- The IN ba lDi. William T.. Pral. the Editor Of
The Trenton Tue American, A. Clerk-T1 the
Council, 10 nsmhers were present The Admin,
tsira'ion party carried al The officers
Ohio According 10 Mr. Hammond, the rfssi-
den'iai Election vas m'de The exclusive test IN 8
Counties mis-; w. N7yas. ccIutisas. LITER,
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ls ESQ $50 Bank Bank, 24.8o4 Tickets.
S.9o.2l6

la this Scheme, by the teruary combination 81
nunheis and the drawing OF eight ballots, here will he sc
prizes with thee OF the drawn numbers them; 1913 with
"o Of them oI $3.50 with only of them Thuse nav
~ the numbers & thcu, helms blanks
To determine The fate Of tie 81 s0I the Scheme
the 81 NUMBER, from TO ST. Inclusive, will he placed
wheel on the ay ct the drawing, aud eight OF the be drawn
out and that tes-t having it, cnnbinaor the i 81.
and I'D drnwn numbers wi he eiled r;ize $4,000
That having on y the Sal, Ash and 5th, to 1000
That ilaylns On At Tie fh, 5th AMI Ssh, 9 800
That having ii the 5:h, 6ih and 7th to i75O
That havirg /, the 9th 7h and 9Th 20 1850
That having it the 9th, 7h 9th 10 JOst
Those four tickets having them the 4th 9Th enl
each - 49, ' nno
Tho'e ,x ticket. having on them the Sd 9Th and stI
3d. 9th AMI 7tij 81, 9th aud e,h Sd 7,h and eth; An
9TH sns 9Th h, 81, aud 9Th, each 200
Those ten t'ekes having them the 81, 9Th aud 7lh;
-, OH ana Stl I'd, 9TH aud 7thi I'd, 9Th aud 9Th ID
7h and Sh l. Ih Gil Sd, iih and 7iI, "a an AMI
9TH Sd, 5h aud Glti :, 5h and 18th. each go
Those ten tiukets having in. m the 3D. Sd md 4,h
"a 81 ani 5tiii "a, Sd aud 9Th; d. Sd and 7; 3D. sd
aud sth; 3D. ih aud 5hi 2d, 9Th aud G;h Cd 4th and
7thi 2J, 4lh aud Stli 81, 5th aud 9Th, each 600
All Others with three Of the drawn numbers or them
(heinz 60 each "' tco
Those 4d TICKETS having on thea tie Is, & I'd drawn
uGmhCrs, ~
Iaose 80 tickets having The Sd and III each zo
ihose - tickets having them the 8h 81 5h each 80
hose " tIckets having en- titn tie 9Th 9Th, or
the 7i aud 9Th, each ~
All others with two of he drawn numbers on (htuz
lOj5D each m
Add all tic.e having one only Of Tue drawn nuuher,
ni, (hens $3.50 .,ch
NJ ,i,ke having drawn Prize NJ superior denomination
can he entded 10 an inferior prize.
Fhcs able 10 days the faVin-, am subject 10 H..
usual deCuctIcn oi 10 per ,eut. x
II Tickets Shares ~ the above Lottery a, the s,en
Price !, until Thursday the Let Nov.
ldI'ES y -iPLI'TYREs, .lEan1efrs
Ktchmond, "a Oct 80, 1927 5O-u
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October aOM,ls27.
TO TIE EDITORS or TIRE ESaUrRER
Il MN rendincr nf Ere Gnnnn-lLf

Il ntto reading of che C0mDaei!!
Gen.lemen-A conversation was few DAYS
since reported To Inc having taken place bet
gentleman Of this town in The opposition, and sn
Adams man who had taken part in the late dnti.
Jackson Meeting In this conversa' ion, the friend
OF the dominant party expressed his hearty appro-
baton OF Mr.. AdaIns, and his surprise at the cen
sure cast Upon him for appointing Mr.. Clay. With
respect 10 the understanding between Adams and
Clay, previously to the ats election he said he had
n 6ouot OF its existence, nor could he doub, that
Adams was elected in pursuance of that under.
standing: he therefore thought that Adams was
bound by every principle of gratitude, as well a.
by express contract, 10 give the appointment OF
Secretary TO Mr.. Clay. Thus il is that ignorant
and hea'cl plrtizanS can, in the intemperance of
their Witty, forget their country and Ia
| and make ready surrender of both; of all that il
dear in social life, into tbs hands OF the leader
whom they make their idols. II is however de.
vouty hoped that the day of awful retrbution is
not tar distani-when, IN despite OF the combined
msnGavTes OF the whole corps diplUm sieue,
with all their agents, cub agents and sub sub
agents countless as they are the daring cabal who
have seized upon the government, will be driven
with seoTn and deTsiOn from their Insured authori-
ty' The republican energies of the country are
about to he aroused. The noble demonstrations
already made by Kentucky and PennsyIyania, are
cheering oTnens OF the future. The Old Dominion
will not fasiiy her character for democracy and a
faithful adherence TO the contribution. Should lit
tie be gained in the wisdom Of those who NAV suc-
coed the lresent junto; still grea, victory will be
achieved in yieiicating the principles OF free cleo
non, and by the manifestation of a deem abbor
renee against the corrupt men who could truck and
barter away the rights of The people.
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TO THE EDfloR5 q5 The EnQU1RER

From Br,n1siO OK, oct. %.
Z" consider this one Of the mos, remark able Pc
RODS in the history of our country, when we con-
slider The high handed measures Of an sJninisira-
ton, who are most Industrious to retain " per Eos
aH nefas," the power and influence whIch they
have obtained by means the most unjusufiahle, not
TO say corrupt usurpation and intrigue. ! csnbut
feel the utmost contempt for the pi'iful schemes
ol eeciionsering Tesor'ed TO by the members Of
the Cabinet, who are fitting about the country in
pursuit OF popularity, with hope Of giving tone
10 the sentiments of the people and thereby offer.
ing insult 10 their COOL sense and independence
Ibe very meagre band of friends whom they has
Ia Virginia aud some other States, ore deeeiying
those whom they would advance by appointing
and holding meetii IS at different place., thus en-
deavoring TO shew strength & inspire confidence in
'her parry, which, perhaps i the fnosI Successful
OF ali the plans on which hey have yet fallen. and
ought, therefore, to be met with prompness and de-
cision."
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FoR THE ENQUIRE
MEssRs. EpiroRs:


have jnst seen, extracted from Baltimore
print. an account Of the psgesn, Ia iey gotten M
IN the Monumental CITY" for the purpose no
doubt OF exhibiting TO bis adniifing hieuds and
TO the Surrounding multitude the personal graces
and cooquiai attractions Of President Adams: and
Of reflecting upon Us who ale 80 unfortunate A.
to be sfs distance. cheering ray or two from the
concentrated wisdom, anil learning, and bsneyo
lenee OF our great Chief Magistrate.
Inc conception, the progress, and termination
81 this whole scene hays heGn l--'y fera-s able
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Garnet, Col. William B. Beverley, Thomas II.
Pitts. Thomas f Ferris, Robert p. Andrews,
Charles G. Layton and Daniel Rennolds, who were
appointed Committee of Correspondence. at the
county meeting held the 18th March that Col
Richard Rowzee, John FL. Upshaw, William a
Wright, Major George Wright, Thomas Mathews
and Major Thomas Pits be also appointed.
Resolved, That the following persons be ap-
pointed Commit, ee of Vigilance, William Black
hurn, Thomas -. Pili-. Samuel Dishman, DAN
driise Pitts. Albert Micou, David Pitts, f4,,lSin
Noel, Silas Il Spindle Ba'bee Spindle, Thomas
l.. Oneale. Lsonard S Spindle. Thomas Wright,
Jr., William Gray, Colonel Kemp Gaiewood,
Captain James Dunn, Captain Joseph fanny, Cap
tain William Oliver, William a. Garnet, = James
Crcxton. James Wright, Amos Cauthorn, Josiah
Mner, Arthur l.. Barnes, Larkin Hundley, Ro-
bert Hill, William Eubank, Capt. John Hancock
Micou, Captain James w. Cauihorn, Zachariah
U. Criuenden, James r.. Micou. Jr., Captain Ro-
bert g. Hale, Walter Bowie, Madison II. Jones,
Captain Foushee g. Tebbs and John : Rowzie.
Resolved, that the proceedings of the meeting be
slgaed by the Chairman and Sscre,aie-, and iha,
the EDITOR of the Richmond Enquirer, the United
States Telegraph. and the Virginia Hetald and the
Arena. be requested to publish the same in their
respective papers.
JOHN NJ. GARNETT. Chair'n.
WILLIAM MATTHEWS,
ZAcHARIAr. u. CRirTENDEN, ) 'Se.
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ADAMS NEE TIN

4 correspondent informs us, that " there is no
county il Virginia more decidedly in favor of
Gen. Jackson, than Essey whose resolutions we
lay before our readers to-day) At the last Pres
ilential election the Adams ticket received but 10
votes, OF these were from King & Green ~ the
remaining 10 two now in favor Of Jack son
nor have heard Of any accession 20 their pariy-
but am Informed, mat we shall soon see them
figuring away as large life in the papers. with
their re-olstIoms end Delegates TO the Conven.
ton" - Thus I0e IN! Small minorilies are get.
ting up in several counties For instance, the meet
ing in the rounty Of Hanover : Their . dicfafOyi
ar end exfravagant resolutions were adopted Gy
from rs 20 so ffeehoder.; perhaps not go many
when al the last spring election the county gsve
ahou, GOO votes a letter in tho Washing on
Telegraph aiirms, That The Adams meeting, which
adopted the famous resolutions In the county ef
Stafford, embraced not more 80 than twenty free
holders The meeting in Richmond county some
30 OF 35.---ThUs they g0l None Of the meet
iBgs,that we have heard Of, excepting these meets
ipgs in this City AID in LoudOun, can sure
~ aspire 10 any dignity of Numbers. They
IDLY complain of Metropolitan DictsuOn, when
they have al been put in motion by General Or.
ders rom The Metropolis. They object 10 the no.
minaiion Of Convention Of Representatives
chosen by majority Of tbs people; when these
meetings consist Of the most rneagfe minorifies
A"d what Is most amusing, they style themselves
.dWirJ0chsOu meetings, when they are bona ids
Hdams Meetings. Let us call things by their
right names. a respectable citizen lately put one
OF 1beir meetings TO The test lie submitted a
resolution disappearing Of both Jlck 0a aid nj
0t17. They refused TO receive t.; snd even 10
inter u on the reeofdl MASKS Of!
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m Thursday the Ssh ~. will be offered for ,,i -
- nei i, ~ Ohrsrhe'd county all the movable
n,'nsE TO 'he estate OF H. bert Dtyidon consist, q
u res i'rh Cow, Hogs SHEEP runsJ=rsiIc qnsnfy ~
Gin' oa' Fodder aud CioTer Hay, together with al be
tatW'ns Uensih comparing thr Usual varrtv W.
f~r ,,,t,cna.ts mn rxreeLire t.r
rrq -ind Oh al over The, sun, SIX months otedr viii H.
aUwedihe pure hsfet giving bend rh npptov,d
The sale VIII con'Hic nee At ~ o'clock. - ''''
OCT. so. IN .,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SaTT7

s. ILL he sold, by virtue Deed Of Tr,, ,r.cu,,J
to me as trustee 10 satisfy certain claims heJ. ~
mentioned to Gerse and Vincent Mar khan to the hishe,
hdr, On th- premises tract Of Lind lying an The
II ohesierield county, and in The .fs'ion Of Frac
Oshorne-sad tract Containing from 7OJ 1000 ,crcs Ia,
portion OF whh Is River Creek Low Ct ornd, a, T,us
shnt only convey such ute As Is vested IN me
o. Fnr sale to tax pla-c VI the 81 day If Dec
ELiJAH GRESHAM
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"r"''" IS"IH4t .Irddth1YI DOyut0D, MtctE
,, ftrturg county
ItiE nest ES1minaJun viii commence an
4 NV. ifh-aud core iudc on the iCth ' 'N')i
The II triatioB of the hkslral Clss. will tate ri.s A
The evening Of the i6ih imm edateiy after which ca
ais WI he pfesenicd - eyctd young LaJies VII sys enc
''uSh ne usual course Of studies arr eayn. :, s,t
HS'ehi'. G"udnn and tic friends Of Fems!e Isjn,,,i
seuetailyt are sohliici tu attend. Jaw"
me adeHY vii MONDAY Ian. 9TH 1929 an
me same InsifuctoTs, number have condre
ring The last aud present. yesr. JOS. ~ WARNE P,bS
Oct 81. " IN e. Pai''
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See the Cunningham Letters, in which some
writing Of this scrihb.er of doggrel rhymes az aiast
the venerable Jefferson, is pronounce superior 20
the writings of Isocrass; and said TO be known Is
his, becsu man in America was capable o!
such excellence in composition.
Domitisn.
+ The Fable Of the dead Lyon is sr'Iy illusuat
ed by the proceeding, as well in the insulting
language OF all the administration prlnls upon The
death of Mr.. Canning -on whom they were desi-
rous of throwing the odum of MIR. Adans's lilly
,acriice of the w. |. Trade
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EOR I,kfE ArnrrLpEp

FOR THE ENC UIRER
MEssRs EDITORS Il could but notice for some
time past the two-siled course pursued by a little
paper printed at Wsren,on, va, which. in order
TO please both The Administration and Jackson
friends, would alternately print few lines for es ch
party--A short time ago a paragraph appear ed ,
from which any man of reflection would infer
that the editor was opposed as every freeman
should be, TO a combination of men under secret
Socernnent patronage, who carry the brand of ror-
rnpiion upon their foreheads, but in that pa er o.!
the 18Th the Editor under the head of -" S.gns.''
gives hattering account of their advancement in
Va, s rather exus, that " the role of his siafe
has become at least doubtl,' and after Advertise
to the recommendation by the Virginia Herald to
hold general Caucus in Richmond on the 2nd
Monday IN January states that accounts warrant
The belief that with the exception OF p. William
these 10 not County north of the R,ppah.n-
mock In which the administration will not have
majority ofvo es" As Nj G les has yl.div
caught at the spark Of good news, from the g ola
Domnli0i'," beg leave to remark that the Ed. of
the Gsz has recev ed his "accolnts," in the shape
OF meetings called of The countie. TO apnoin
delegates to the .Hishty Electoral Convention:
and IN most counties by only IS 10 20 freehoders
the pains taken to call their forces together by adj
vertiseinent and empty barrel'' sounds notwith-
standing. This is said TO have been the case in
SIeHord, and that majority of the 'Eeehol.iers
are believed to be for Jackson, and vet what
publication cuts nicer figure in The Virginia He
lald, fhornx Gazette, &c. than that of Stafford?
The administration meeting in Loudoun was res,
Fectable both in character and number; but this
county has always bsen composed principally of
Adams fsierssIs-There are some administration
in all the counties, and nothing is easier thsn to
call the few together. print the names of the most
respectable az chairman, committeeman and dele
gates. and make ioJerably handsome show; but
this does not test the vote. Fauquer is pretended
10 be doub,ful but the last test of the sentiment
does not confirm such a belief Fairfax it cannot
be de'ied is decidedly to the iminsiraton
Spot'sylvana, King George. Madison, Culpeper
" ill not assent to the avowal OF the Gszeite.-
Orange would no longer send the " Young Secre~
tDy." Prince William will vote two-thirds for
jackson and reform. Yet she could if the same
deliTium prevailed in some other countless effect
a" meeting" / think the " Sigas'' are not so
uhsvorable TO the cause Of Justice 10 the North.
eastern part of Virginia.as told by the Edi-
tor Of the Administration Gazette.
FAIR PLAY
(ecfober c0yb 1907
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H'eI dome PUghto'c,~ st a Battal on Nus
ter at PHghtown ~ tins oun'y, on Saturday
last, there being between two and three hun,
dred PERSONS Present, IL was a.certsined tina,
Out OF the whole numJeT in he ranks, there were
not haysd dozen in favour OF the re- election of
John Quincy Ad'ms; yet this is one Of the parts
OF The county IN which II has been sand. fle Al
nini-'ration were gaining ground! y fac IKE
hrs Is worth thousand assertions without rrool
Let other parts of the county 70 aud do l,sewi.s
1nj Ere efick will be berself again
-ASince the Jackson Meetings were called ;be
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have mounted double guard. and
are siraining every nerve to get their friends to
Meeting which,we understand, - to be held on The
"a Jay OF the court, They have PIT GJr,b IN sde.s
calling upon their frisnj4 we are informed he
one OF them, for have NOT seen the sddrsss
TO turn out and attend the meetings; aud not sars
fed with verbal pledges, It is said they reo,ti,e
them 70 be given ia writing. Tbs looks fi,slly
Can u be possible hat thsse gentlemen, clsrfping
as some OF them mode.ny do, that tIieir party is
ecmPosel OF a" tie rejecting. hish minded and
honorable" rart Of the community ats ,alraid, To
trust each other, without having it fo,u unIe
their hands in black AID whre?
fHmehesies Tfrgiaiau
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THE LETTER

The standardization prints have b. N mos, wofally
taken in. a. soon az Mr.. y dley's letter and the
contradiction from "ths highest authority" came
oH' .h'7 'gfosi n Sc sSgse re 7sis7-e q 'he go
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BRU.VSJVICK COUN7,J-

Tie citizens Ut Brunswick who are oppo ed 10
the present federal administration are respectful,
invited to attend meeting TO be held At Bruins.
wick Court house, on Monday th- % Novem
Der .iaHy Heeh0.dcss.
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TPNSV n4LI.


" virtue 81 Deed Of Trust executed ~ Mac, r.,
- 60 The Sutscfiher dated the 10Th day q DE-, tg7S
recorded 30 the clerks Office cf Hcutcn countv re- a..
pose n occurring debt therein mentioned sGsi w.
sell TO ths Ehc bidder II public aus ton Tor -
on moniy the iy'h day ~ Nov, the prebis, H. T,g
% Land 80 sad Deed msnuned, containing 2s3 sees
more ~ Ices lying IN the 'ony Of Herito about or njl,
aooe the cty Of Richmond, and adj ning the lands Fs
ns I't'"re, Jesse Smnh Estate, iohn FO,es Estate cod
IL . believed hs N, e tof The ator. property il rerCss0y
Gear ari tfee from ~ 'utuubrnntc and claims ave M.
deed On '.r whch s saie Will btssde the su.srH,
ecns Iudee, will ctbycy such lc only. ., IL vested 10
MN BY tbe iced a. ovs erilued. JOHN s. ILLS.
~. - - 1fa,nr
~ r. . 1r d1y rt7ve mentioned should be infie,.s
The s-ls VII be usde the fret far d-y Thereafter.
Oct 23j, 1871.
s'enf fore shove ,,le-aoj iake piessureio 6i.
the Pfenro 10 those whhing 70 gutchtse. Os
o.,o, mEAooN rom.
SU-tds
SOLE LETTER. a. = -
PTS. IyFLOr ~ Co hsys instote aud on n,
- frsfonshis terms " VH'' ioff7" -
l-.' Atcs sole leather II various r,,,la,e,
~ Ani h't' c,n.tautIs on isfd--
a"u'c's ifsHt Shot, escorted site.
~ uhig do ~
lMP''l4l, "Hnl7~dst F0uug o., nm srf s<..a
49,, '' i''Ssltfe' it'tl ll5 .j
asru.:f
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WAVRtEnIrn fir f7th.i nd, ttr. Gsar-e H-,.gof m
~idt'e ~ ,s Amrif vi, laughter Co col Pm, mon loi
cosibe, of Amelia.
DlEDl-Suddcuiy,ni an sr,rieic f az V,ncn,.t., te4
erck county, ~ ihs 23i inst, John Hogts Eso t,,,
C'"nffiontf o Irsrs ~ the state e W gn ar, C NAN,
years especsb!- irhlhuau, ~ hr city vi Redmond
-, on The tu.n dsy 20 oct, Mis. ei,srl Jfafteea,e4
~ yefr wte ~ Nth'fd Wakvr i.-g of Btdftd .sneft
4" great vs9f snd activity oi mind, aud g. IN ana rt
I've snn"ledseo ~ TIE funln Character Nis. Walker at,d
uncomncn industry ari good rsnsgef0cn sod srned her
eli sdnahy M ~ he relfos n douec lie iIef 1fny
kiniiy Hcts a. her neighb3rs, her hospitality Co. 40
gers as we'll 20 itudj aud htf ti1ry, VII make htr
1t=iy tr '7s ,iea:i 9i'h sfs.''c1 gsH -53 kacrt:.
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P.aYLLIO.M SAN4rOGA GpRryf,S

ne su1efher respectfully solicit. u- pauonss. Of III,
a hisnds ard the public, 10 the above de ii.tf ,.,,.,
Inc additional improvements made last sssn az. s
as be doubts not viii coat tHe the coiuort and raC
he taste OF ts v-tos-Annnrst others. Ia. In,
Jning the gai den .nciOset and make eYoi ,r,
promenade. -t''
The house having been furnished entirely last ,ea.on
fnd IA the most Tehesi syie, families viii fnd IT d..slr
place TO stop aud Mrs. DILLON wall gvs them lr,
attention. The favorable opinion uniformly e>pi,. OF the
'Tsnsrnenis OF The Pavilion sralDn. lie r,r,,,7c
derived thIerni lac fldeIs ell viii .t,. 60 h. ps
avery possible comfort.
lie returns his grateful thank 10 the Ladies' and ,I
n.who tavore; h with their support aud Cohdea, Lo,.s
- cru us e'n""Alee lhs house open III. re.
'SPuoh Oi u"afders- JOHN &. DILLON,
=, =, CoDuivi cini Cuier House.
~ Io.s, JIM :. 7-wfw
IL hr s1id TO hs hi hest bidder, trout boo
~ OF the en'thou., lenrico, credit months,
the LIST dsy ot June next 200 land
waters OF ksh"miny, sVnng the Reuben Btnn
oe'hs tue same land that formerly belonged R.b,cea
Ton "e1' Bead with approved security will be requ
JOSEPH PLEASANTS.
JAMES FOX,
BEUEEN BURTON,
tnf himself aud
Wh. Id. BURTON
ILUS. 7. BURTON.
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