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when flsa unfortunate man and his
|fapiI \ were suffering from cnId.
54sc wretch who was near cnougl,
AZ : t6mvlain to = Grand Jury against
Mis- nIkn, to whose necessities ne had
peri6im denied the loan ofa stick or
iva VI wood 10 keep his family from
suffering 10 vastly moro deserving
tIis extraordinary punishment, ia
Eflicted by the Court IN a spirit 0fse.
verify that must make exery person
GfiecIing shadder. 's Journaf.
Hercules Cush,nan has beea sclr 81
en- Major General VI the 81, diyis:pp
ofthe Massachusetts Militia, un The
part OF tie Senate. ~.
Waslington's Birth Day Is to be
publickly ceIcbratrd az Ballstown
Spa. .s ...,..,.a.
The Indians near the RsckyNfouu
tains west Of the Missouri, are said
to have from 10 to IL white persons,
whom they hold as prisonersrS oc0
were some timc since niiercdafsr The
recovery ofa Mr.. Adams supposed
(tD have been taken by them,
William Wood was recently SEN,
tr;icrd 10 the States Prison, at N.
York, Tor 10 years. for grand lar.
rcny. lie wept Utterly aud thought
Iii hard that lie should lie sent there
again 40 soon, having been scGt themes
OILY six montbs before.
u. S. SENATOR. Tic Senate
of Massachusetts, on Tuesday last,
made choice Of Cow. .Liucolu, for
Senator, upon the second ballot. The
vote stood Lincoln &c, Jarvis, 6. r..
Ii. Mills. 4. J.NiiIls, CIV. 7. Walk.
er 1. ln>tl.c House, upom notice Of
this proceeding. a molten was made
to postpone any further attempt to
elect a Senator. The consideration,
was deferred till Wednesday.
On Wednesday. Gov. Lincoln, sent
communication to The house Of Rep
rcsentatiyes, declining to be capdi-
date for Senator, in competition g with
the .hpnourable and qualified men, who
haye been named for that ,otficc.p--
The letter Of the Governour was laid
upon the table, and the house proceed
ed TO uthe consideration of resolution
10 postpone the election TO the next
session uf the Legislature, which was
adopted by a vote Of lis to SO. 'e.
The Jackson Converts in ,Nirsinia
have just ,npde a discovery which
gives them vast uneasiness, Trey
have found out that Governour Tyler,
the Senator elect is not ltrpe belle ve.'
II. the Jackson creed. 1t has come 10
light that he approves the course
which Mr.. Clay pursued in the Presi,
dcntial election, and consequently
disbelieyes the factious charge at bar
gain. intrigue land corruption Tic
" CHI eltain'> papers are in mournine,
and talk Of inviting the Senator, 70 res
sign. Ater, Gazette
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

tSfOreles v . gealIer 81 ShaQ "a q
Eprsy,hs Coz Nm. Jobnseq o K>p-
16cky. pad sssn6 bold bot gsntlemsh-
Z obssrs sslions a sshs tijsss; he is
hot o,,Iy an abe nts, : lsods in his
tr1nes ,bnt ipdy dypendeps and ,henour-
,abls 10 ~ soofs6ef duty. =.
The bill fixing the duties on woolIens
k&&sl length -bsen ordered to thira,
rsadipg iosthe Uni.ed States iouss bf'
Representatives, byfa vote. sf ilO8 TO,
s9.ssiIt has now TO pass the ordeal. Of
the 6enatc. The bill provides that
after August next, sll na1ufactarcs.ot
wkisR WOOL is a component part ex.
eept worsted stuff goods and blankets,
whose actual .valas at We place Whence
imported. shall not exceed forty cents
per square ya d. shall be deemed and
taken TO have cost forty cents all such
as shall exceed forty cents, and shall
not exceed one dollar and fifty cents,
shall be considered US having cost the
latter al such as shall exceed one dol
lar apd fifty cents, and shall no! exceed
two dollars end fly !ents. shall be
considered as having cost the latter !;
and all such as shall exceed two dollars
and Fifty cents, and shall not exceed four
dollars. shall be considered ss hj'ving
cost the latter; and the existing duties
on ahose latter prices shall lie charged
'accordingly. The Bill further pro
+,ides tl,at all urmsnufac'Ired wool,
whose actual value Al the place where
imported shall exceed ten cents per
pound and not. exceed forty cents, shall
be considered as having cost ioFiy cents
and instead Of payinga duty Of thirty
per cent. ad valorem, shall, after June,
1888, be charged thirty five per cent.
and uf or Jnne, 1899, forty per cent.
Also, that all Imputed wool on the
skin shall be chargeabIe with duty Of
thirty per cent. ad vulorem, Including
the value Of the skin. until August next
from which time toaAugust. 1925. it
shall pay ttiriy five per cent. and after,
that time forty per cent. 7"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

Seperity, The Court Of Com.
mon Pleas at Troy New York. have
sentenccda very poor man TO three
years Imprisonment ir tho State
prison, ON conviction of having stol-
en- three sticks of wood, :, from his
neighbonr, the sd Of January. last,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

=
AT the present t,im Of the United
Stes Supieme Court. now in session
aiVthe City Of Washington, cameron the
case Of Chastain Clark VS.. Corp, ration
afshs'City'Jf Washiagton This was
aDsacIion hroug against the Corpor.
alton Of The City Of Washington. to re-.
cover the sum of eighty FIVE thousand
dollars, with n'ere,t, being the amount
Of the prize Of enc huad,ed Thousand
dollars with deduction Of fifteen per-
cent. drawn in a Lottery in the City
Of Washington, u,dcr the authority OF
the Charter Of incorporation -of aid
ciy.
Under .his Charter the Corporation
" empowered to authorize the drawing
OF lotteries in a.d Of the ordinary reve-
nues Of the city, to accomplish object,
no,iwiihin the reach Of their ordinary
iunds, not exceeding the SUN of ten
thousand dollars per ;.nnum, and the
objects to be accomplished being first
by the President OF the U iii
ed States for the time beiig. Ia pur.
suance Of This authority. The corporate
authorities pissed suDdry ordinanc %, !,
and appointed seven PERSONS AZ imais.'
gers, to carry the ssln4 into execution.
These managers entered into contract
with ops pavhfG lIespis, by which the
said QtiIespie undertook to draw the
lettsry in question: and to pay all the
prizes for tie sum of ten thopsand doll
lars. and took from him a. bond con.
dilioned for the fai hfnI fuilIment Of
his contract. This sum was paid by
him into the city Treasury. the Mana
gers appointed by the Corporation sgn.
ed the tickets, and superln ended the
drawing, in pursuance of the ordinan.
ces. When the drawing was complct-
ed, Gillespie sbscoaded and This prize
with others. was left unpaid. Under
the idea that The corporation was re-
.ponsibie. this suiI was instituted and
the opinion Of the Circuit Court, being
in favour Of the detendanls, this writ
Of erroar was brought 10 review their
judgment. as8
The liability Of the corporation was
denied upon vari.us grounds but more
Pari'euls y because the power given
by the charter was to authorize the
drawing Of lotteries. precisely as it au
.ho' yes thsm TO Iicsnte suctioneers,
Pedlarr, 'avsrns, &c. ;taat this involves
no responsibility for the miscouduct Of
thoss 10 whom tie license is given
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

The Province Of Texas has deelaree
.ltssIf Ifindepsndeut u Mexico.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17
FROM KEY VEST,

The brig Gay. Lincoln, wt){tIj ~
rivcd at New York ongTdcytIay,
seucled 81 Key Asest, on the e9ih
ut, aud left there the 1st inst. Capt.
.Blinu, informs thai Cnm. pcrtor had
in port lrigatc Liberaior and '!.c
brig victcria. the latter just arriy
ed from a cruise. Tic brig Bravo.
another OF bis squadron, was then in
sight, beating in. The Commodore
was fitting out . brig which hc had
captured. He wsw daily expecting
two lirigatcs from Vera Cruz, and
intended 10 attack the Spanish squa-
dron as soon as they arrived. IM
Spanislisquadrop, off the barbour.
consisting of4 friga'es and 2 briggs
Com. Porter could run out any .ti,nr
he pleased, bnt inicn ied 10 wait fui
the sxprcted rcinfo, celneht. The
Colohbian:privaterr Carababo. Capt.
Hopncr. was also Import. repairing.
and Was 70 sail III two days.
The Grand R"yal Chapter Of Ma.
sons of The state Of New York have
pqblickly discla'med, Individually as
abody, all knowledge or appreciation
6r the proceeding in relation 10 die
abduction Of VIM. Morgan and ex.
pressed their dIsapprobatIon of1hr
same, as a violation Of the laws, and
90 infringement Of the rights Of per-
sonal liberty securedto every citizen
Of our republic. t5'
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

Two men named MADEIRA aud Mil
lard. were ON Saturday last. assaulted 4.
and rol.ed uf sboct 5000 by one
black man ia the. vicinity Of Reading.
Pa.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

Several new cases OF Small po4e
have occurred in. NOTTINGHAM. Con-
within the last week. Consit!erabI8
alarm prevailed in the vicini,ys-irom
spread pf the infection. ~
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17


MORGAN. A Buffalo paper states
that sufficient evidence was collected
to sausfy the convention that after
Morgan had been kept few days ut
Fort Niagara, he was deliberately put
10 death ut that place. II is further
stated ~ The n: Y. Enquirer, that d
letter had been received by one Of The
Senators in Aibany yx{rom respcsta.
bic gentleman in Genessee. which re.
lates facts sfa most horrible charac-
ter. From this il would appear that
Brandt, an Indian chief, Was applied 10
have Morgan taken to the North.
west cOast---tlis was refused---appIi.
cation was then made to some British
soldiers, who were masons, to take
hnn down the ST. Dawrcuce and put
him on board a vessel---this was. also
refusad.-when twas determined thai
he should die. ne Vas confined at
Fort Niagara during a mock trial, at.
ter which mis- throat was cut and bis
body thrown into the river.
II IS therefore reasonable 10 sup
pose that Morgan has been murdered
or submits to voluntary confinement
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

From Harana. BY the arrival, at
New York. on Monday, of the brig
Panther in nine days trpn Hayana.in-
formation is brought tha', Com. Porter
is sill blockaded a, Key West Com.
LabaHle. had received a sopply Of pro
yisivns from Havana. Two days prev
ious 10 the sailing OF the Panther, q
Spanish private armed ship. If S2 guns
and TO men, from 81. Johns r.. h. for
havana. was fallen in with, between
Matanzas aud havana, by q British
sloop OF ,..arcf lS guns the latter
took tie former t. be slave ship, and
fired shot TO bring her TO, when ihey
returned a yolIey Of nusxetry which
wounded The captain severely. The
British then fired broadsidc, which
killed the I'd lieutenant. sumo men and
wounded several. The Spanish vrs-
sci had arrived at havana. Two Brit.
ish slcops Of war we're cruising of the
yayans.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

According to ar &3vsr srsisemenl, tn
the Rochester Atm. itsecms that the
Yfnsleys q The Romano Cathpl,c Church
of Rochester, have advertised their
Pastor, The RerereEd Jehn Mccormick
as having" elopcd with ayoupg wonlr
an, ID violation Of morality, and Of The
oblgatiyns Of the sscred Office, ard of
all other lies which good men ireycr-
cnce."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-06
EgeRETi2M.

NEW YORK, March 81 The snrD 'r,n,.,.,
rom Liverpool, sailed early Oh Monday u,ornir,,
February 10, but brought no letters Of dat da@'
spoke tue packet ship Manchester, from TIN. nor,
~' '"e Az " = bnoy. About 1000 ia les OF cotton
were sOId On the I'tb, but al no irnftoveue,.t II,
prices. 10
MI Canning was gradually recovering hi,
health. "''
Memorials have been transmitted TO the Rriti.b
Government, praying that the ships with g,a,n
iron the Mediterranean, which have been aatsir.,l
A lhe channel by easteriy winds may be aIri,,e p,
- 'he low 'u'ies Tor corn which had expired A
favourable reply was expected, as The vessels had
been sent oil ia time for arrival ptevio,s y, d.
expiration OF the OIdsIs in Council
PeiitIons, IN great number, CONTINUED to be ,,s
ssned TO PARLIAMENT on the subject Of the Coro
Laws. WI"
A message from the King was transmit,sd n
"oV' houSes OF parliament on tbe 18th, recon-
lle"o'bS iuf,her provision for the Duke and
Duchsss oil Clarence, corresponding WIN ,h.,f
station, and with The circumstances in v,iicb ,hs,
NOW stood. ""'e" '"sJ
Ahe discussion Of The Catholic question ,voy,d
be commenced IN the House OF Lords ON ,b, ~,
Of March. vi 'Ae q"
Deputies from tie great ship owners of Eoelao9
'@'AS9o", ireland, sc. were on the eve OF inee,,,,
aIy".o"' 70 form an address to ministers md
Farlameni, relative to the effects OF lie .I,ss,;
IT. the Navigation Laws.
There was no alteration in lie Jive,,,oi oe,
Ton market. The sales Tor tie week s,.t..'.. 49,.
10Th, only amounted to 9IIO bsgs. A. Sc, Sc,
deci'ne on every description. On SATURDAY ,b.
an, about IOOO bags sold At previou. -.,e.
~ alteration IA other articles Of American ,,o-
duce P'V-
Ihs Madrid dates are to February 81. which
mention that Mr. Lamb had sent several ss,o No.
tiesssht circumstances as 10 the receotion II tho
portuguese IN the Spanish Territory, Particularly Of
the Leaoss' and that The relation of The two coun.
.heS appeared sui unsatisfactory. Reports were
current "a Madrid thst the rebels - ere IN crea,
lofee IN the Northern and Eastern f,onus,. ,bs,
The Portuguese Constitutional army had fo,a5 =,
rseesfary TO fall back, and several nee t'o'Ie
insurgents had appeared in We South. by, r.
parties. wi 10 small
Ihe accounts from Conaantinoole ara. o. g.
4Ob Of January, and are more f.yorasls - ~
casse OF Greece. Al 1dysdi1, es., s,d -.
Srsscs we're N state ofinsurrectj9u ~. ~
parent submission Of those provinces had ce,ssi.
." We Hnhatllan's, ~ isr as S1ioha ana WI -.
ender arms The Greek Cspitsni were &C.,
~here distributing arms and ammunition r.
"eeK S0Sefninenl had established t.ejf A. FL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-06
April 6.
NOTICE

w Ill he sold The 9h instant before the door Of ,b
Ben 4Ven IN the city OF Richmond, Or very Ike,r
lance good field hands. '' NC "i'
CAThaRlNE cambridge, ex TX Of w g. Vidal Iec
s'N eo". en"us.i 3PIh D. 10s- 2
V jRdlNiA AT rules holden The CierL's Office of the
S"re"o Court OF ChanceTy or The Richmond district
The 9th day MaIch, 1877 '
J1h' Robertson, Esq Attorney General of the Common.
-, "s'""' Plaintiff
james Moss, TocI-
The defendant not having entered ii. appearance ar
rony eordng To the Act Of Assembly aud the Rule. C b
court aud appearing by satisfactory .yi,nce that ne il no,
." nhsHat ct this country: IL IS ordered That the said
d'c"a" DO appear here the tenth DAY IF The ne
and answer The hill OF the Plaintiff; aud t.a oouv Of n,
1fdef be forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN
The city Of Richmond or month, sue e,5veI, and
at The front door 81 The capitol, in the sad city
"a copy. Teste, WIN W. HEM NGc c.
+'Pi'' yg,v
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3euen Dollars Re,oord.

EFT my house IN Hanover county, the 2g Of The fir 4
month O. inuS y black ny the name of BfLIY
Ghmony called BHcE, belonging to the estate of Rruh
H'wad dec he IS about feet 10 inches hi-b obout
years axe Stout well made and strong has bush,
head ct bar, hr has worked with Jaues Fisher j. nan ~
several yra past IN the L'sht-ing business and la, VOL ed
." '' dhohe''ef anI Petersburg turnpike road; hi.
was home uiide double wovr warm 9Th hi ~, ~;
PANTHEON" c'!on ed Did fur hat, he en- seen IN rb.
Ntnhesier aud Petersburg turnpike road The stoy rswd
M' be Pad "a has beng secured III the jail chnond and
Obtained TO work. ID day Of The 4,h IN : (Apr Is27
JOHN BELL
April 6. '''''' " 'ne uee'
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do EIESTsTC.

AL"ANY dARCH 81. Yesterday, the Greek
bill underwent al Interesting, III ugh compare.
lively br ei discussion in the Assembly AT an
early hour, the gallery OF the Honse was crowded
with auditors, ano est which were many ladies'.
TO whom seats had been PARTICULAR, assigned
he speakers were Messrs Granzsr, livingston.
Mcclure. Dawson, a. &. Paise, Hamilton and
) arkweather. IN favor OF the bill and Gen. Roo,
hessr-. Parhe s McDonsld against it. the result
Of The discussions, as will be seen by our report.
was The rejection Of the bill in committee OF the
whole, by vote Of II to 50 The House. how
ever, consented to lay the report Of The committee
on the table. Wheihor the result will be an more
lavoursbe after nights reflection, We have no
means Of Judging. IL would be ma Ter oil homes,
regret with many, after the discussion which the
subject las Undergone and the interest that has
been excited ii the piisnce should a. last be with
held: though the decision, whatever il may lie.
will be founded honest views and proper mo
uYcs l11a,,U Gyg,,s
State Lfgislafurc.-- We have been TO A bsnv
and this lie oniJ session for the lat ten years
thai we have not passed portion Of the winter
~ The seat Of Government The " ssa Of poo 3
feelings" ard the chaos Of " People. men =,
Adams ue0 Eucktails, ClinfoIians. 90 Hob
minded" andFede'aiists have 20 dsfksned the DO
ilcai horizon, thsi, A. the sesfnru -sy. we re.jl,
could DOT cisroyeT land; AID therefore prefer, d
u c smoky stnosrners Of the clty 90 the nlu,k,
aspect OF The Cartoi a great change 10 the con.
Siion Of affairs has taken place ana gomet,i-s
bke Calculation on tbs Stale niay nov be relied
~ on.
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CO-PaRT.NkRSHIp

VII susoThetf having formed connection in business a.
MeTrh1nt Tslo' respectfully solicit ths favor of thei,
former customers and the public generally (a the store re-
cent" oeeuP"Ih by Benn Scott, door above the Uu,ted
Stale Bsnk) and Assure en that exerons hall he .,.,sJ
70 give asetion They viii receive shortly an agso linen,
OF "ooDS, unmuslly kept in their line which vii, he made
10 order Oh as good terms eau he had in the ciiy
BENNIF SCOTT
30 JNO w SMITH.
s'F'''' IO8-H
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Aprn6.
PlsintiG,

NIRSINlA; Az rules, holden ~ the clerL, Office If ,b
the - day Of April, 1877. "''''
Ed~srd II Syd"sr, pI,;r,ig
Aeain.i, ''
William Sarke and Boiling Sarke executors Of Tbo,oa.
SAKE dee Clement and William L. White adfn..i, Al ,
'' mona While. dec. and the same William L. White
sdnoI ct John tszshrOke dec Elizabeth Whr. ,y,do, C
,aid Thomas White, dee Judith Gazebfooke widow Of .sd
JON" "ltshfoVke, David Blackwell Robert BlsckeelI
9ePnsh llsncs and Crisan his wife, Joseph Mill ana Pol
'' WE Eih'w Rhodes aud Nancy wife Leonard Cow
icy, committee Of john r. BsckWell e. lunstic john II. am
cock sXor Of Douglas Belucock dec aud A,Ily The d,
~ -rt u D."Si''s raau'ock. Dehs.
The defendant. Stephen Hne Christian hi. wifi and
h'btt blackwell not having their appe,-sncr and
gwen s-tuty according TO he Act IF Assembly and he ME-
81 '' Court and Appearing by satisfactory evidenrs Cha,
they s'e not 'nhsbtnts Of ts country: is rdyeJ Tb,
tne sara defendants do appear here on the tenth d,, Of M
~ term and answer the bill of the plaintiff snd b1 COM
o. hr order b. ittihwib inserted some newspaper put H.
90 IN me city Of Richmond for months and
posted .i The front door Of the capitol IN the aid CIV
cory. TESTS WIN w UENING &C
Nat''V yr
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Capture of%e ScAr. Robert .qynst,ong.

capture Of the ScAT. Robert .qy3n5t,ouo
NORFOLK, April 1.-The Br Ruth. from &
america bound to Philadelphia. was snntsn -.
Saturday, last, by the Pilot Boat yjrp,,i, 49,,
informed that The schooner Rnber, Arms,ronn
eAamDerIan OF this port, had been caDtu-ei he ,j.
Patriots and ordered for Maracait,o-. p,ob,,,,,.
Mon,eVideo. 1t Is understood that the a
sAhed rom santos in Company with the Ir G
"'oop oi war Boston, Tor Buenos Ayres, and
p".eu WIN her at the mouth Of the La Plata
oo.1 EH''e'y OF kingston (JanaiCa) papers, from
2O'h Feb. 10 9TH March, have been
Beacon Office News Room. O. '"7
q;a., hINGsToS, March 6.
pe'usal Of letters from 81. DOMINGO 49, ne
the Lord Melville packet. Tie loIlo.,,c, 60 y
extract from Que, dated - q"
IN. r, " Port M Prince, 1874 F,b
Inc Hay'ian Government has ,sco,,'.-, 'J
answer from lie r euch Covern,ns,, 49, 'De"
unavoidable 1t is said mat the Secr,,a,
-" 'he CoIohIes, IN France, expressed ,y,.,,L ~
pr''e 70 leafh mat any part Of the O,dn,nsr,.
.6,,~ - 's91"eo explanation, as regards The
a'- - particularly az the Hayuan Gove,n-
sa,I u a'''I upon u. The Communication is
9"u 20 give pretty broad hinf. thai n IL. -
ho' iuIhi the engagement, France b,s ,La
al" WI compel her. The Flecbs .Ioo,, IS .
",''nen'Iy expected from France. and he Los ,,..
80 i,'''''h' ~ now appears pretty cs,t,i, ,b.,
mis- country IS now considered as : F,sachC', '.'.
ne tPeop.s bs'e are seriously disposed 10 rsrn.s
,ns rasNeh' however, should they sneno, az ia.
" The arsenal here was entirely 5..,,o~.1 =.
an explosion On the I'd inst. Tie ,nsa,,. - =, ",
powder 10 IT, when the conhasrafjo, ,ooi. ,I.. -
wa, vas s'id 10 be 1000 lbs. Seve,.l r,,o p.ase
, s.. among 'heu Count Bauze The p's.;asn,
"a" na'iow escape, As he oaIy left The s,sena
about zen minutes before il blew ~ '''' "'''''''
n letter iron, poff.su Pa
20" epruary, says: Il nov sp,e,,. 49,, w.
french sgnsofon "a destined Tor Cobs. Eysrv
'bg " quite qniei here At present. The F,s,cS
''e 'e1el at ibe English having thws,.el ,bsa.
=" "ef lfss'ies, ADD have 10 lrie ar,,no.i,,
| ,'o"oO,e1 up 10 Their wra'h.ni bosoros. The
,,--s Ssnoi'i ~ DOT yet returned bo,n Aux
ayes, bur expected hourly The U,,tsc,io
NaI fc"'in here dli relieved, Or Gssi, oder fos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-06

Extract of Letter from an old and uniform Re-
publican OF Cayuga County.
90 You ask me 1t am an Adams ,nIn2 An a.
in the blood. | have always acted and voted with
the republicans of the State and always shall.
. With respec, 10 Ge' era Jacksoa's prospects
in this quarter, can say that they are pIovin: BET
ter every day. This county, MAJ, this ds,r ct, has
changed very much OF late, and will UNIQUE stiona
by he against Mr.. Adams at the next election. ana
N favour of General Jackson. His pro-pecs
conid not be better in this quarter THAI they are
Extract OF letter from A dis inguis:.ed Republi-
can OF Washington county in this State
- Mr. Clay has Ju-'ly forte ted the confidence
oil las country, and from eening aInbi
ton has betrayed her interests and sacrificed his
honor.
Perhaps no county in the state has been more
mad!y devoted, tody and soul, to Mr. Adams.
than the county of Washington: but speak win
confidence when say, that this infaIuat,on Is
rapidly subsdng, and that the virtues and ser =
vices OF Gen Jackson are daily and hourly better
understood aud more correctly apprecia' ed by
me people oil tins section, than they have hitherto
been.
Even Vermont with all her strors Yankee pre-
d'iect'ons about her, would a. believe, if she
voted by districts, be nsuiraIized. | send YOU
"ov Van Ness address 10 the public, and can
assure you tina, ii speaks the sentiments OF .n.ny
very many influential individuals in that quarter
In word, the star in the East has lost rs jpflu
ence. and 10 Judge irou. present appearances, IT
VIII soon be seen only b. its feeble chickering's. -
~, Y KnU