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III Perfons hafine claims Tire ssafe Of Make, vsni
welt dec ste htfry notified fo hne them tn rfr.,i,
f"te"'ics'ed ou before he fenfh day 90 sr.enbfr
.lie tst day The auniiaiiou accnunt 81 IsnfI Varfe
a ni ie efiafe ri Maks Vaudcall dec will he set.ief
toie hf Cosniftionsr srfuired f9 fs guposc Lv 3D.,
lianf' Court 90 hc cJ ~ Hchuond o. altsf that dv
picented mbsoseeat utGn BAVTs.
EDWARD WARREN
gVftrtfr .f Daticl v+nftrsfl dec
h'.l-' s ...flHs
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~ Guenee o. The above copsrnesp, and preps do
"aus 'oi money indiprnsdbiy necessary for me 10 r
my business immediately. therefore hone that ,r 49,
ed 10 me- val make payment as early possible.
Angu.i a.. iN DoSLaP.
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LANES RIVER L-q.ND FOR- SHE,

4 LaNIArlON, lying ih- north Of I.n,e. r.
YER 1 or ~ mites above Old James,own, in the
o"''ns Ct 800 ,ee' more lss of Gne Com Whsat
Lan1S Soad dwelling house barn. SC will be b,rb
at bidder for eah, Yi.rsday ire lyo. 1,st IN. al,
wal! be given. PAWN NJ N1,t, '"n
june s. a. ~,
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al re Richmond maH.aetory opposite the Union o,ez
IL iuoiernrr respectfully nipi the farmers " p,nter.
ur "as no" on hand. greater vanity ~ pr oTTGUs
man m ever before been offered this market which
49, S'fmoks one two aud hree horse sefsharnete-s
MS hdshaIe WITH late improvements; Revf,cop "a az,
5ar.haTe also, Feeborn other cast Plough
An~,,tii 't'''P WM PALMER.
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AhE notice, that on Friday the 2istseptenlrr ne4f b.
tween the h"nts ui tho Tor enyJn, and IN the alter
h'on ' d day end 70 continue from day day, between IN
.ine hours unin completed, At Whsm rhonip.oi Tavern
y" 2t'I''ip "ekms'ni crun'g f1t rrsrtei lake lie
dePo'Woi' 81 heh5y Cos Pdick Cox, john Cox and ohe
70 pc fead m tvidtnce ~ sut sending 10 e eutg.
Igut0l Chiucery io ihe Richmond District in whUt 40,
' H ',1 you aie Dsitnienia EDW'D CURD.
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pursuance - thu last viii testament OF the Ia. r
Dsniop, Esq OF the rowitO Peter hug, T., close ti rn
ceIH oi IunlAp Organ, viii he sold The I'm la, ~ o.,
DER hc on ced ct two, four aud six year,, (,ynb iner.,
mime Two " maimrnis to atths date Tho =,
Pv"en "a x o years from the tine of sae Oh the pIe
m'-es, na spacious aud c"noou- building 80 Bonrbiot
street, wen known 1.-THE EXCHANGE COFFEE HOUISE.
onhouse, hslonsns 1" iti htus under ast Of $1,000 n,
mum, Wne N tNp"e IN venher 1882 insu, cd in
me London Phnn1 Office, Norfolk 81 1918 md tba N,,si
ohee Richond Ss7s7, making Tue total apou,, ~ 81 zoo
"Sd winch ""uld be recovered IN lo. by Ere
GRIFFIN OtGAIN,
DAVID ID. BBYDoN, CEx'ry
An.,.,, DAVID DUNLOP,
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-8Ft'tD II. BqrneS, .4HOrneY at Lqw,
Al Ill regularly attend the superior ana a(ert tn, az
" E-ssN. tiohnDnd We,in,-e.and A., L'; s ~
h'2 his hands relative 10 ' profession shall he
july 81. 5ty 20
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MIDNIGHT.

Twas iu the .till aui dreamy night
Scarce ohe light echo woke 60 sound
0u,I many All orb of siiyet light,
Wa, rolling thro' the blue profound
The str waves lay ~ calm rrpoSc,
Tue dew drop tIcmblej ON tie ru.c.
l2ney het wings 81 light niurlcd,
Aud sought altar, brighter world
Where all is beautifulsnd fair,
No faint of our dull being there,
No fOvcs that sootbe awhile 10 persh,
10 hopes that WIRING The life they cherish,
hut pune aud holy Odour. fall
From rsssiOns dssthles, eoIOnal.
NfoUuiiSh there is smile or ,ieh
IN cvety~Iay that cle ayes the shy
The srcll OF es,li.r hours u hiring,
o. point the hearts maginug
Then "a the iyre of feeling swept
To many uvtv that long hath slept
Aud daihly il the spirit prurd,
lh every jeep, imPa.si"ned chord;
The withered wreath, on meniorys shrine.
Hail bloou's beneath the sl,nt tear.
While phanoins, more than half divine.
Tighten the desSiation here
Why come ye then, ye visions bright
Ike the wild meteor 81 the Hight,
fl,shng above that living tomb,
Jhe SONS cold sepultbrsi elJou
They eame-th, beautiful and good
Is meath that midnight lay stood,
All purely esqusnely stealing,
bat dan knees was IN their revealing,
Ny chained wIca,h. IiChtl, twine.
kOr many he9It-but non. ior thine 80
saw young iove-hi, fairy boNer:,
Glrcled by many rosy band,
Aud nh, the sweet and blushng flower,
Were ssIiy pluek'd by many q hand,
The pcrfum'd Freezes broke the air
Apd merry suulighB LINGERIE there
! faw them aii-iIOm that emblem fnyef
or passion in its brightest hour
To the red lotus wreath that bore
The isugher to the Indian shore,+
And many VI sadder dye,
Yet fit IN purity 60 vie,
AND some that cruihd, but 1ung behind
q deeper fragrance 10 the uuid
] saw the lovely and the fair,
Rpsh on To pluck the 1pwi. Is there,
] heard the leafs light reveIy,
And feit--tiefe was nO flower lot tue
Clouds snd sunshine minyIins m.
hut the scene WAS lovely vet;
And when awhile shadow hung
Upon the azure OF the sky,
That sunlight on lis darkness flung
A pure anh potent Iadsncv;
l. va, high snd hallvwsd light
Gliding the clouds it could not rede,
Aud lingering ~ its beauty bright
For aye upon the deepest shade
Then came the music Vf the heart,
Tire soitened tones that bliss eau bring.
The wilder uoie in tlnil Hing start
As ltolic pleasure sweeps the string;
Soft the enchanted measure stole,
In me- Ting nun uiur'- o'eI my soul
Like the deep mingled voice. given
10 niagminss OF Heaven.
I stood IN SOLITUDE apart
There was no music for nv heart
l miglE have breathcd gay a tain,
1he thought was wild--the wish vain
Tbat nlusiC linking, now, swelling.
lls varied tale OF rapture telling,
SDtt rs the silver bells Dinsinc,
Forever fl ON the eternal trees
As tieIRbliug III the fragrant breeze
By Alias throne their notes fnCnS--
Ihs music burst upon my
To every dream OF fancy dear,
But not to brins--no, not loi me
Is rayishns deep melody
Oh there is in the heart tone
That axis for a couseuiaf stIiug,
Awake that mystic n1le alone
II shtiuks II ON IL own echoing.
The lonely hour-ths paid beam
That plays upon the chrystal stream
The midnight bt that Whispeis by
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OWNERSHIP or PEN.N'S V.9NI9-
rbiI,.,eloAi, hu-y,,,7
U,hte Hal Grammar School Frederick coun-

bhste HaH Grammar School, Frederick cOuJ!-
ty "a.
VIE Subscriber having Engaged the services Of Wild
who has for some time past conducted the Gammsr
School at Middlsbuy, the State Of Vermont wishes 10
bOardes into his family % boys. The Latin and
Greek Geography, with the the gobe tle hshs
branches Of Eathenaticks will be taught school Win,
Hail. the Subscribers residence, perhaps as healthy a, anv
other situation in family ING etir
" escaped the fcyers prevalent The fall Of the ve
tits charge tor bOsrd bedding, washng tuition sf20er
lnHun payable semi annually m advance. The vacations In
the seh'ol will amount To- about months during the
AID wall he regulated suit the cov en nf
MAJORITY OF the parents and guardians who NAV be it, rairou
The Susetiber considers that he could the public
more solemn pledge Of care aud attention, those youths
entrusted 70 his than assurance Ia every feer
they shall te placed footing with own children For
further information Teye the school reference
may be sad TO The suljined letter from the
Kew benjamin b. Snth OF mddlcbu-y, Vermont and tie
Certificate Of the sHbsoFiheT's neighbours. Letters drecd ia
Miligopd Post Ohoe will be attended JNO w. PAGE
The Grammar School, in which prepared many who
enter College, here Mddehu-y has had such repu
ton as II hss enjoyed under Mr. Wild member Of the gfsd.
ang elas., who has taught u.e-And il il this cx
te!lent talented and very energetic young now have The
pleasure tn ommeud YOU bic classical reputation il mi
eabshed lie wei gsctsed aud trained teacher nos
esses remarkable nlldne and deen, always the aec.
lions and stimulates the endeayours Of his rup p
avery hi aud decided christian, aud, think csuuo fs,l
answer Your best expeetaiiuns.n-
We the underSned, kaosledee Of the hih ,h,,,.
Ter < eminent talents Of the Rev. nh shove rerred TO-
Of opinion that his recommended s entitled t Ce,
and from acquaintance with mir Lsrs s,4 ~;
lfmuy5 believe that Parents aud cau no where f
more eligible sruali-i. lOf tieif Sons anil Wards.
ROBERT PAGE,
WM MEADE.
JOHN PAGE. So.
NATiFL BUiWELL
PSI. BYRD PAGE.
EtCIf'D X MEADE.
Frederick county, Va, July eau, 1914.
IDA
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w '"' ''''r"gT q lss fgg g y T0sa

IL HEREAS IL has been represented o. the Ereetsve , t
W Ialor Of Wood county, ta certain William M'1.bsp
who bad been remsnde 90 , By E1snininr Cont If ,.
county cf iuiher trial, chsrge Of murder did ON ts
mgN OF the 7h inst make his scope from the ,sid s ans
n5w going az large; have therefore Thought pfoGef will
NE edv,ce n he ccunch % State offer rewfd of on,
uun'red Dolsist 90 rms Itoao pesons who will srrehfnd
MeMah'n Ani do moreover rfqure au oGeets etd nd
tnd ehhoii tne good pforie Of he commonwealth t.
"enot h'' Re i"ay be dealt ~iil az he law drecis.
Gisfu uder my baud 0avfgn1 aud under ne seaf IF
81, ,he commonwealth al Richmond, tbs egih o. Of
- vN q. GILES.
~ William MAiasn ' q iri NJ 60eer ,esfs Of ,b.,
,nl Of be esq. sandy iat-, ar. sat,ar ftckied ~ Co.,
gers. rf-~n
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IT,, cosnoners Once, Richmond ia NO. IN. 1907
Tue patiies Inie esttG si desired t. tai. no..
potd he hit day II 9th III nth (oetub.,l mex, ~ nave
.'ns 'he acc unit directed 10y iht oi.gons orJsr ~-
ut Gu "Heh rsy At nine o'ciocI, thp,r 'se
eu al ny once Ia this city, their asS ,,, q
vouchers itady Tor examination settlement .n anu
Jufy % ' i'P'''' i!ioAAS LAID m. G.
-ANalt
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Nail-L be sold "n Thursday .Otl dan II StTfenb,
"a next at IL o'clock, \ in front oft6e Il iii TEEN m
to. cay OF ichni md all Share. in capital stock Of die
hi.ohsn"sSille Turnpike Company ON which there !,
due By order VI the Pi esident aud Directors
, G.M. CARRINGToN, TrsaIr.
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R0aNOAE LA-ND FOR SIZE

I = ~ 7 I@-4-Tf II TUX losfLE.
ASu 70 sen ihe tract of aud which te-i. y;,, =,
Snn county "i Aie' klenhurg, Roanoke RIVER
T ati u''a'd Of 200 OF which frs, rate ow eround
uc n'9h i1hi u Il ee aud very productive; sb,ut z6n
standing IN woods, one half of which i 6nr r .b,rriI ~
m eiiehs are neat aud comfortable Cor small am,
~! All nave heen either built repaired within the Is., -
ye1s the tyranny sad Tobacco harms are of The VIZ
iutI not suTps'.eu by any tn. county The .,n,i,
as"hy MEOW tlie mountains, srrin., Of exrsIl.t
NarI " every field have within the sit ~ month, h, y
nS tnS Non the land turned nv The Rv.r RI
49,; 's Is AZ :. square, stories high, calculated f
~ ent'i OF ise are IA Operatien one Euopu, and The
htehCh DuT-ihe Geors cast lion. The nsnulacturine
Ia Is tIiii to any IA Virginia; power inc xh.u.li
ri n"s, from az or down the RIVER, the nl door
r 90 county :, very roh and the Mil no rival
vi % ine' up o. down tie River. great bar gain will n,
To selI. e :, ~ ~. S N ustsImined
August 10. @9 =, 'oHrs''
~ Painter, sc. Richnond , - w "'"a'
wanted To- Team the above business. Boy from the country
would n. preferred. ' Wv N'' 'n@' ae'
Aucn-t IL % 4,
s--5,SS. = ut
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! To The Editors Of The Louisiana Advertiser:
/ SIR Having seen in one of the public prints OF
this city, letter addressed nv Mr.. Skipwith TO the
Editors of the Richmond Enquirer, which has a
tendency 10 Intimate tha, if the British army sue
ceeded in driving General Jackson from the line.
occupied by him below town, violent measures
would have been resoued 10 by him. such as firing
the city, Sc Aliho' this, aud hundreds Of other i'll
stories were in circulation, and fabricated by the
same idle gossip, and from whom Mr.. Skpwi h. no
doubt, mus, have had his information, yet, believe
! very few except The personal enemies of General
Jackson, ever believed them he founded in truth
but, as the letter above alluded to, may lead some
persons to think that such were the intentions of
the General, deem 1t duty ] owe TO the General
and the public, TO state conversation which took
place at the lines between MajH Where and Gene
| raj Jackson, in which acted Interpreter II will
prove to every candid mind, the improbabity that
such where hs intentions.
When General Where had completed the u ipre
Lines, lie sent his Aid, Major Villeie TO G en- Jack
son TO inierm him of it, and requested to know if
II was the Generals ntention to fall back upon
, them, being much more formidable and better cal
cuIated TO sustain attack than those lie then oc-
cupled. General Jackson desired me TO tell Major
Where he did not doubt their being So that he
was exceedingly obliged to General Where for the
zeal, Judgment and expedition, with which he had
finished them, and to- return the General his sincere
thanksb with request TO continue there himself
with the troops then under his command but for
his own part, lie would remain where lie was,
that our lines were thrown up by hands who were
determined TO defend them die in tie ditch; and.
that, If the enemy crossed them it should he over
his dead body
Such, as nearly as ] can now recollec,, were the
words or the substance OF what passed al lhat lime
and am confident the sentiment expressed by Gen.
Jackson, was the felt by these brave men who
were then and there his companions in arms, & for
the truth OF this assertion / appeal TO hundreds of
ftarA liz IL.
wives, mothers, sisters, and properfy AZ stake in
The city, and who, might venture TO say, never
heard until they returned to town, the idle story of
firing It. For my own paR can safely say did
not, aiiho' from mJ personal acquaintance with the
General HIMSELF and mary of those who were
nearest his person. had as good opportunity
Of knowing-Bs any one else.
MAUNSEL WHITE
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led TN the mos, energetic measures, and when eve
~ nerve OF the government as stretched in the
defence OF our lbettier. When they violated the
law IN such atrocnus manner; the public good de-
manded their sacrifice. Had they have done Their
duty as faithful soldiers their country would have
awarded them with its protection and gratitude.
am Sir, your most obedient servant
ANDREW JACKSON.
WliJLAbi OVENS
Z. ). 1t will be Ieeollec'el in the Revclu,ionar,
war, at time OF great uisl, General Washington
ordered deserters TO be shot without trial. Capt.
Reed under this order, having srrested three, had
one shot without trial. and his head brought the
General; bu, he, General Washington, IepriInanded
Reed for not shooting the whole three. G en- Green
near Rudgly's mill, South Carolina, says Cor
don's history. had eight hung, on one pole
tor deseftOn. Johnson's life of Green says FIVE,
without court MARTIAL only approved of the
proceedings OF court composed of men who were
the friends and neighbours of those TO be tiled 10y
them
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III Chesterfield C0untg Court, lulu on, 1927.
khDbtED That Ahcu G.. Pore NIKE w. State ami setao
y, o" saninif alio" accounts on Fore, e tate before
.patl co"monei bfander, vito dueete,l nskc report
he.R 20 opuft' Cory rerte, l.. NUNNALLy, Il. G..
Soi''''o"eFf DDtce Wruct ester, dut,sf 18Th 1877.
ga % We 'Etcdon Of The above ode especially Tho-
r 9e' VINO app@sf' not o. be nhshfhl Of ths Con-,
@ ere desired TO lake notice, that have appointed DE
io1 ~ 81 V''~Atr ncs 10 proceed same Al whieh
town Of Manchester. JA4ps pn aSpgU ~,
AugrtIf Be ,-tt(,tO
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August ~
EORGKRY

DO hereby fnrwsrn all prr.on,, fr,n trading ,ra, MAJ,
winch ne may have against myself Ezekiel Purh
name 10 " ne has also forged Ezke Puc's to an arI
Oh " IN mckinney Of Lynehburg for S1i 25 forged two
Witnesses nan Is IN relation thereto m appr ehenye thai he
WIZ a'enPtto ttsde of forged hand myself or Ezekiel
tus and probable that he may assume some other
as y Is not believed that his Is Peugh lie i, nan who
Ppsas TO be about % OLD about feet high spare made
PACK eyes aud ms hair inclined 10 curl pretends 10 unr
,ani drawing maps, ofes, bui upon examination II
may b. tanned, that he knows yery hne about the arr
ANY person who trade with him any claim that he m,
nave esaihst me or Ezekiel PGgh may calculate osins them
" t ,ney .e al forged THOMAS pUGH.
Charlotte unity Va, August 2s-lf
CN1PERSITY or PE.N.N,S " V.4.YIa-
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
f!(iE Lectures will begin The H. ST cnd.y in Nov
Va snd continue till Mlrch.
ANATOMY.
Hy T. s. Physick NJ. D.; w +. Hurner NJ y.
MATERIA MEDICA.
Jnp. Rednsn Coke, NJ. ID.
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
Nathaniel Chapman, II. ~.
MIDWIFERY.
Thus. O. James, H. D.
Wm. Z. DewPrs M. u
CHEMISTRY.
ROM tIate, NJ. y.
SURGERY.
WIN. GihOn, NJ. y.
WM. +. HoRNER, DEM,
2o3 Chesnut Street
Phlalelpbis, August % -itN,nNnv
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Yaiuo5le Pqmua6g Lana for SUE.

s"r ihe purpose II settrgne del due from hees
we % joseph Foster dec. sbai sgreeably To povtfs
100 ~ me ny i vii Monday the day Of October
ss - pubic safe, ohthe os, much Of the tact
h 'n "n'h ne ed dereFsed died posiesscd known by
nt g tie Level mag be ecssay ~ raise tine sum
a. .tn 'ous'hd dollars Toms Tor thousand dollars cash,
ne balance ~ fqual lsj menis. g and 3 months
uH aetoI land cgntlin nhOut 1aU acfes lies lafriv
w t'""~J iiyti u %" Kent county, and wuh eonhdcnte
MY be ssscd O. be- inferior 10 30 efsfe If ~ ttet an b
y eoSe7nd- ~ e advantages Of The river -nStsc,s
il 'lu ne meadow ptrlectiy level fe whole uf
ilcsedi ani condition FOR rrvafisn ereep e. nf
p i' "eth reserved m wrod for nmte 6e The Suscnbe
rcding on me land ai she 10 ans refson vino sv he d.
po'tH {" eAanine q before the day II s5ie.
,ao FRANCIS FOSTER, EsOr.
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captain Daniel Turner Of Newport, has bee,
arPo'Re1 to the command of The IT, S. sloop Of
wal L'ie, now lying al the New York Navy ard.
ana "hien has been ordered be fitted for sea with
all possible despatch, to join the Yves, India squad
ron Nat. Gaz
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lFrom Haiitar paper, ]

MIRAMIcHI, July 10.
lhe influx of Emisrants from Ireland. has at this
port Tar exceeded, up to the present date, ali former
seasons, and under the circumstances of iminisbe
"nt SUI diminishing employment, and redundan,
population Of older settlers is calculated to awake
en- no irlfling degree of sympathy as well as alarm
ior Inc tate OF such multitude of pennyIess aad
our shores. 'F'"
p Edtcayd's Island, July 10.
SICKNESS. The Fury, from Newfoundland, ar.
Iiufd here yesterday left ST.. Johns on the q h
J9"e: Mach alarm felt there at The prevalence
Of Measles and Typus Fever; which were making
FiSh'ini havoc. private letter say. that dozens
were dyins every day, both young and old The
weahe' os'ng excessively ho added strength to tie
con ag'on' public meeting of the inhabitants
,sneVlog the nece7siss of the POOR and sfFording
them medical ssssiance.
Another letter describes the mortality az ,rulV
appalling The conagion was brought to the coun.
w py seVeTTl vessels with Irish passengers, on
ooa'd Of which It was engcifdered 10y the filth, and
state If their holds
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Respectfully,
ANDREW JACKSON.
. ;, usiUiIie, Jiifv II. 1921

.tashUHfe, jug II, 1877.
l, Robert W. Hart. Adjulan, General of The
hrs, Brigade OF Tennessee Militia in the late South
ern War, do certify that was the Encampinent
within three miles of Mobile, in 1914, when
Court Martial, OF which Col. Peter Pipkin was
PRESIDENT was organized for the trial of tain Mi
liila men, who deserted from Fort Jackson, un-
der the command Of Ctl. Ppkn that remaine ed
at Mobile and the neishbouThood until the business
of the Cour, Martial completed and for some
Time afterwards. was present at the execution of
the six ringlesiers sdiudged TO tufer the sentence
o death; but do certify that part OF the sentence of
the Court Martial ordering the one half fthe heads
OF large number of the offenders to he shaved and
The offenders TO be d5ummed out of Camp, never
was carried into effect, said ienquents having been
paidoned by General Jackson, in obedience to
which pardon each and every was honorably
discharged Il w HART,
.4dj. Gen, an u. s. Service
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W tHoiNlA; Ala Superior UoalI OF OhNcsry- I,,----
thS former Capitol, IN the CITY Wiam,5,,r ,l a.
day Of July, 1871 ithe In
C.rie III BiaNioG, Martha Roy, Sarah s. Niebo.o, r..
IS, y. Uiyme and r. beeoA his we John Worm' c 'on
"m'ty, hsheeoa w beverley, Edward b. Ran ,,i,h .,
III, wife John e. Randolph Ann s. hi. wifi, ba sna
.n.in., -.'N'y' pnI,
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ca,n,;.....s... y n Copy. re.te, T. CABINISs.D C.
cgice, Gloucester COURTHOUSE cIS Seo
Inc patio 9isr sttI desired no,lse iba bv
appointed Monday the 2sh LAY OF October next 10 c.
ne account: deetsd IN the within Order On which
~ e1oeN, a. AZ hey ate required attend TIN,
he nee e'sdiy materials 10 enanie erfom The
CURED thereby Of aCVmHissioner of the Court.
August Ia. - "O o. CS'"'r.
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NORMA.

The Indians say that Cupid gliding down f
Gauges, on the Nymfi.ta Ntlumbo-- Pen,,GTt.
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Thriiias Boswell.

Thu, cause am, ~, ~. IL Delft.
o,, anu answer and was argued by counsel On
~neiei Tue e""tt doth suudge order and deere
usieIu ienuer before one Of the oner, Of H., ,
an aeGOuht OF me hires OF the slaves Charles aud NlI
nth ~ Tue on, 'inee they have been in hi, possession.
a ne sfso te"ueii before the AN
ui hl' geatdianiip oi Ralph Wormiev Jr dee. sni
count o' al the property whiet has come 10 his h.nd. :.
su"dS"-"hSh accounts the Commissioner II, IL ~
anime, state udsee, and 10 the ont rsn % 'o-H-
specially stated deemed Peu- by hiiself or
ne by the D.. "a ' VI winch
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-09
THE PARIS DINNER.
From the Paris Citizen.
PUBLIC EENTTDfENT.

On Monday last, the 10th inst. the Public
Dinner given to Mr.. CLAY, by the citizens Of
Bourbon county in conformity to previous ar
rangement, took place on the Green below
Paris. Although we had formed high cxpec-
tations, from the splendid preparations which
were making, and the zeal that seemed to ami
mate many of our citizens, we confess we were
agreeably disappointed. Notwithstanding the
heavy tall OF rain on the preceding evening and
the appearance of rain on Monday, this was by
far the most splendid, and'numerously attended
entertainment ever given in the county. At
an early hour of the day, crowds began to pour
into town, from all quarters. Our streets soon
became thronged. About i o'clock the sound
OF martial music announced Mr.. Glars an.
proach. All was now eagcrness to see the man
who was the pride Of Kentucky, made peculiar.
ly dear to us, from the base and Infamous
persecution with which he has been assailed.
In few moments we could distinctly see the
approach of numerous procession, ofcitizens
who had met Ma. CLAY at many places on the