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Nog.s0.

N CnANCEKY. Ia Hanover county count a., o. ',g5i
rathi ANTONY WOodson Parsons, ots last Wi
tslSnfntO VI Natbi Anthony, aud their rrht
sgavdusls, aud Martha MahaIa Psisons eaiisdi
1naa srson' wife OF The ssd Woodson PasOn VI
"s dlugns'' Of ihe said Nath' Auth,ny, dec. rlla,
Nancy Anthony, widow If the said Nshr Anthony, dee
hehaidsoh snd her husband David chadon Eewis Anho
ny snj Mary X Hambet,u, and her husband VIM. v. NJ.
rb. 10y well the Plaintiff, a, The Defendant,
Money Anthony Betty p D.gses and her husband john
p6ses and AIfy r. lismhlttou WIN. NJ lIambieton her
husband, by Ghs,d Morris iheir council AMI he b mi
answers o. The said last named Defendants being 6e5 ans
teA ahu me ghef De PENDANTS lane q. RcbIrdson aud her
nuspan' Dfs'd hafdon and Lewis Anthony, no, having
catered e appearance aud given security according the Al
" As.eHby ana the h1iss Of his court, appearing 70
sstsctob o. the court thi they are not uhabHao III
this Commonwealth On the motion Of die pis;n,;a, h u
9arrea That The ssd Defendants Jane e. Reba,dsob and
net husband David Robsdson, and Lewis Aniory appfsr
here ca the frat day Of Jan next ard spyeT he J
6 and tha' copy ol this order be forthwith insfied in The
enquirer ia ntw'pPG polished ia the city Of HicbmonsI
o' Two nons sue ctsisey and thata cops posted Al the
font door # tie oouhoie Of iis ronniy epv TED
Nov. 8 ''ii'ir D. "lNs 81 o,Ss, ssn. C.
4 n CnANCEkY. 10 Amelia county Sc ei fou1t 1871
VIM Foster snl Ehzabeh his wife ie,refIy Ell,b,tt
Loeketi, Formerly Molly League rosv + Iaets 10
Nancy d. boekelt ehdien Of Mary Anu r osrIv
Nay am League Plas.
Jyei Chesibs and Rhoda BIZ, wife Tobn O. IoeLs, and
LHsfein b" VIE aud fi~an Foster E.'or of Any Le5sur
The Defendants Joel Chea,ham ard Rboda hi, vile, 70.
sns emce Their appearance aud gwen steufay according
pesfns the ,ascton othe eout thst he s,s ao,
an q ids commonwealth thessfore he motion Of tie
panims ~ Their attorney, u - ofed hat the ssi Defend
sn Del Choafhan and Bhoda bis vile aid J 4, Tot.
nd Lucfde hgie do appear here Tie fourth ThmsJsv
m 'Nt sna sn.'ef The PLAINTIFF bill sud that s.copy u
h order ne forthwith usefted one ~ The iehonJ
% Peieffg newsPspcf,, of months suee and On
.ne copy be ied ~ II Tie front door o The courthouse %
'"' ''"'J' ~ wv succtssirc coult days.
otas Ivy i'''''''I. LEIGH, 6. ., &, =
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WIItu 4-'IA. al ouFeOr LOuIt OF Law held Tor IIr,
rico eosniy, al the Capitol, in the City Of Richmou,
the 18th day of Nov. 1927 -
Nancy Craig, one Of the heirs ef Alexander Craig d.e7
and one OF The heirs OF Mary Craig dec and of Ici ea
Ctag, dec who were heirs Of the said Alexander Craig
dec q Alexander D. Gait. WIN. &. Cali, Judith T. Gall
VIM ~ owne aud Sarah his wife; which said Aexander
d., VIM O. Judith p. and Sarah, are children heir,
OF Judith Gait dec, who also of The ke, Of Nh.
said Alex Craig, dec. aud also Of the heirs Of The
SAID Mary CIag, dec aud Of the said Luefeta cfar dec
Demandauts / 4
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Bank 81 " e ma !

ss,UE annual ,,,.,ir &c a., 80 on 1921,
virginia, will take place the first Monday IN January
next al Their Banking House IN the city OF Richmond.
w. cambridge, cashier.
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t:ou'plt
DefIfs-
Oct. ce.

IN CHANoERY. In IItovay comfy count An Oct 1917
John Rediofd, right OF his wife Elizabeth ormerl
iiu ret-r 5 Grgs, in right Of his wfs Charity formerly
Hu Permels Branch, formerly Hurt aud Louisa Hurt SUI
ssnna HUT, joan Hurt, aud W. Hurt, sue y Peter s.
urigg thel next friend aud guardian al Item which said e.
lzaheth Charity, Permea Louisa Su.anns Juhn aud WD,
are ehii en- Of John Hurt also the children of John uf
S'o" whose names are not known, Compartments,
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To The LfgGfees Of Elizabeth TVofbius
DLtAsE lake Hotice, ihsi viii h. read, 10 e,v o o,g
4 note, which Mrs Ebzabefh Watkins hoA rs,siie I'D al
o. day o Jan fa28, The puchise Of negro woman a..
melt and hid; cod unless get right from .s Leert
wall noi pay The money. Henry HOWARD
'hHf - c-1r'r grc. = CO WV
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"a court OF quarter session held foI the county , Eiz.
"a soeth city, the 22nd day of Nov 1927
aPpe ing to the Satisfaction IF the court that David
saue Is mol gesdrni of this Commonwealth Is
ordered That the said Meade be 10 al the
snouss oi ssid County, on the 4th Thursday
% oehS Tue court day of said county, aud theI
no snow oauss sny he why the court should not
autofise e erection Of toll Bdge the land ynr on
hot'h sac OF Mill Creek which claimed by said
W me eoHniy Of Elizabeth City aforesaid to the extreme
Is " "a roint Oontol opposite thereto that this or
Thursday IN December afoi esad. copy Tesie,
~ w 5. AlihIIS FAD, clerk.
bee,1- so Observation-Disclosures.
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Ta.lion Webs and Harriet his wife, Sam' Shepherd
and adfa hs wife, Nn Davis, Edwn DAVIS. and Niat-
da Davis the said Harriet Maria Wdiiam Edwin and
Matilda, being heirs devces of Augustine Davis dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

Lloyd Hurt, Eliza Hurt Charity Hurt H am Hurt AMI
aisharu A. Daily admor Lloyd Robertson dec Defdt,
This day came the compliments by their COUNSEL aud on
lhe notion aud appearing 20 the that the defendant.
Lloyd Hurt Elizabeth HUT, Charity Hurt, Hiram Hurt,
are mol inhabitants oi this commonwealth aud they not hs
ing entered their appearance, aud given
the Act OF Ass, mbly and the Rules this court ordefd
That The said absent defenuan appear here or before the
next January court, and file their the said bill; al
80 that copy Of this decree be inserted forthwith in some
public newspaper printed the city Richmond OF borough
Pete6uTg for two months succevey posted a, the
front door Of The courthouse OF this county two
court days e"py. Teste, FRANCIS FITZGERALD
Oct. %. iS-w8ws =!
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FARMERS B.4NK OF pIRGLNI.9
SseHE annull Dertny kho!d rs tor the cleo
SA ton OF Directors ot iha Bank, sa4 H. the Office %
Discount and Deposit, will be day tae 9Th Js
"' January next WIN NEKERYlS. cashier.
!.
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NORFOLK, Nyvembor 30 - BY the fine f,s,
's'Ilnssh Tsl'v-Ito, err ~ s-'rsr. ~--~-- :,
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SNrIRGINIA At Rules, holden In the CjeTk', 00--.
OF The Superior Count Of Chaneery the Rishr.oSd
District, the 9th day of Nov. 1e26-
Thomas Shelton and Phube his wife aud)
Francis NJ. and Willis Richard and Peter Unon v,; :
Cousins, and Layton Yancey adnofs Of supersedeas 10 a
ie'ea O"as'u'' 'ee' ApPt'' ldeeree OF the Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

lNNlbGtNlA AT Rules. holden IN the Kerks Oaice ~
tht superior Court OF Cancefy for the Rieh,nond Dis
rei, the 9th day of Oct 1897.
Thomas Shelton aud Phoehe his wife, ami Franco. ami
Willis, Richard aud Peter Cousins, aud Layton Yaneey
A'h' oI ol refer cousins, dec. ApPis.
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5NFtIstutas awarded Anuel-
sh' I" stop the execution Of the said decree not heinz
!nnSd executed on the ApPeees, ArDstead Hardy wash
Iat9.y evidence that they not inhabitants Of this conn.,
ny Is erdeTsa That the said APpeees do appear here on
whole ma,iern the decree aforesaid conained and hs
copy OF this order be- forthwith ia some new.pa,er
published IL the City Rehmsnd for two month, ,ncle.
City. A Cory. lie te WAf w uENIiSG "'e aa't
OS@ o. 50-w9w-
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Arniaiead Hardy and Ludwel Evans aduor of Edmund
mdy, Armlstesd Hardy, Ludwe Evar Jane his wife
Washington Belches and Keturah Stokes, Apptes
Inc SeTeiacias awarded IN this having return
ca nor executed ON the appeees Artead Hardy Lud-
wen Evans, adm'oIs OF Edmund Hardy and thew mot
rs sn'e 90 their appearance and security according
10 me ACT OF Assembly aud the Rules Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, they are NOT nbab
sns oi tins ounry IL is ordered, That the said sppeees
DO appear here the 10th day of term and show
Cause aHy they 2sz; She revival sought ay e .ad
process aud that copy Of this Order be forthwith IN,
some newspaper published IN the city Richmond Tor two
months ;ueeessvey, aud posted door Of the a.
itol IN the said city. copy. Teste
Oct. so. n &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23
TENNESSEE LEGLSL.9PyG y
TO THE EDITOR DArrn

-, .Ha'hoiRe, Sept. l.
Dear Sir: We have now just gotten July un..
DER way to do business: t OF the commiitees
on important snbjscts are sppoinied such a, the
judiciary, Fenienii-Ty, Education, Internal Inn
provemenis, &c. ! predict, from what nov an.
pears, there will be long session, though 1 wish,
IL to BE Otherwise
There are already introduced AMI about TO be
introduced some important Bile ami resolutions
concerning the Judiciary The diffrren, projects
are, Supreme Court, three Judges TO sit IN three
or more places; two three CbsnceIlors TO hold
separate Chancery Courts at the places they are
now bed Instead OF The Chsncery Courts the
Supreme Court TO consist OF three ipdses of appel
late jlfisiic ion "a Elniy and Law txeIusively-
an additional term the Circuit courts 10 ems
ole them 10 do, originally, al the Equity business
some are in favor Of continuing the present sys-
ten with slishi notifications and some variations
OF circuits, districts, and places Of holding the
courts.
A bill Is now before ths two hou.es, 10 tppoint
q SOlci or TOT each Judicisl Circuit, salary i've
hundred dollars; aud for the County Courts to
appoint their Soci or. formerly What Ni!l
be the lac of these several projects end mss-
sufss, no man, knows.
Respectfully, &. sc.
5 r. EUCKEB,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23

candidate ter the Senate ~ ine oity. rs tue Adam
vote. forgetting that though few and tar between.
there as some city FEEDER is;s for General Jack on
In the connty OF philadelphia the vote giyrn TO
Nathan Joses. E.G - taken as the Adams vote.
Nov F'ierd Pouison cannot be ignorant that Mr.
Jones Is aJackson democrat, and that he -up
ported IN his professions by of ihe most re-
pecisbe iniluentisl ard decided Jackson democrats
ot the county. There would be more pIsusibi,ity
in US taking both The vote- Tor Senator the ,cs
4 Jsckronsn ia The county # phiiadsiphis. That
couid. however. lie just a. uncandld ss the course
taken by MIR. Pou-on. In Montgomery, hir.
Pouson takes the senate vo'e IS cfi,erion, pass.
iEg over the Assembly vote which gives jackson
majority OF near fur hundred But with reference
to BsGk-, friend Pou-on il still more unsparing.
tor he poonces upon all The votes given 10 the
"peopcs ticket" aad gives them TO the al,nini--
traiIon. Thi- Is truly the "unkindest cut Of -l''
seeing tina, both tickets in Beriif are Jrcks0niaa
~ the meeting which nominate eel the democratic
ticket. resolutions favorable TO General jackson
were unanimously adopted ard at the meeting a,
which the peoples ticket" was nominated si,ui
lar resolutions were unanimously pass-tf.
In Miiilin county, friend pouison takes the votes
given tn John CUn1'in, one OF the most rnthu.i-
artc JeehSou men in the state, and those CIV en- TO
Joseph Kyle, also Jackson man, the test OF the
Adams strength. Now u :, a material fact that
no i dams II run ia that county In D,u-
phin, ,here the only Adams man received bu, 657
votes, NJ, Poulson sums " thH woes given To
Robe,ts and Iiummel, voittH'esr Jackson csnS;
duties, the former # whom actually eiec, ed and
supprses one half of the aggregate 10 be for Al
aui-. The ctDdctr of Mr.. poulscn'- Press de-
usn'!- tina, this folly should stop, shall be at
liberty to assign his conduct to something wors.
than a want o. knowledge of the subject.
We would really advise MIR. Poul.Un who has
character TO lose, to leave the dirty work OF is
representation to those who are paid for IT, r.
may be seen from these corrtc5ioHS, that if we
were disposed ~ sport with figures, could
present q very different picture from that OF The
DAILY Advertiser" We do no. pretend but tha
NJ Adams - i'll receive inuch greater at the
ensuing election than lie did befrre. We have \
respectable number OF federal voters in III. state
most OF whom AT the ls. election, with twice as
many ickson d-moci ats, sisId at home IS il was
obvious that voting was labor lost. On both sides
the vote will be out in 1928 and the result W Ii
tie The greatest democratic majority Tor Andrew
Jackson that ever yet was given TO a candidate in
Pennsy!v mia. Calculations like those OF i.ent
fouson are intended TO keep up the sinking -pi,
riis OF distant partl,hs. 1T Ionis then az,
idughcd at. IN
WORK COyTNT'X
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ES''aei ola Letter ON an olficsr a. can.ooo.n

-'N'aet o. q Letter ifom all Officer a, Ca,,c,,o,.
1i'-on, (Afkansas Teni.orV y
gu uss'fe i"e 10 give you souie information, r.s
'i''s fos'' ana oar siiua,i n shs, inf,,,n,
you u dn event which has Ieceai!v occn,r, ~
may have tendency 10 cause or, . 'i'ed' 4
increased and 10 make evideu, the -. ~ We
more troops on ths r. Ter, and - :, 49,, y.
COURSE 'elner our sitnatiOn more plo,s.n, w
"'s Ioea'eI Oh ne LETT bank OF . t,s n,,f,i -
ie' '"s - 60 sho' three miles above il. sn,r,,,
.'I1 - Na''ss7' our l-rge steam boars NV
ssVenHe" we TiVer thus far, so thai :, -
cH"si1ei Ell the head Of steam bos, r; ~ Os
- mie *b"Ve the mouth OF he n % III
efO's'is ehPuss INTO tie Arkansa.. a.
~, ~ S"iieu the dividing line b-i,,,ss,, ~
a"i we ''ii,ory intended Tor the Creek. sho,
Us; !" me Grand Pssrie which
F'OO'"iS extends 70 the Rocky sIo,r,.i
Usage fhisgs, containing . or etlo $50 % we
oei"" u.s. De'wseh u@ and the a!!s-jssjn,i
One'oHees VINO are constantly threats,i, -
w" VIC O'eee-' Ahe county ali s,o,,,L
ever a"u mostly pTsHie, admirably ralc,ts1.d g.,
a'"'y' "i'o" - uiuch esded here for the ,s,,,,t
OF ue-ei'ef-, - 10 scOuT the country D., I -
dian depTsdnor-. In our lndis, - I'M
Woui" DE ihiispenSaDiy Necessary ia, I '
80 AK "'u9b more hest and longer ,vi,,,eJ =
I' ""''~ Bay. thaG wines; and -, III
country 'h-y are all mounted. a f-,v 1a,a'
DO"' Que i"d'n Oh nile hom ibe bon.A of 49,,
Chaieau, on the Sefdisfis and -four nil. - "''
Pos', parry OF Indians attacked ''o'" '"'s
Heid' HlHed one and scslIeI b,,,, al se :"
wounded tbe other. The fnu,derca 'F''i5
pierced wHh twelve arrows, from IN. .va,,5.' y
o' WINCH the de was supposed 10 haze .o 49,.
Yea ~ The O-"se-. bui by Paunsr. o.,
Hee' or De'awaref' The wounded man 49,.
20 our ho.p''ai' and how nearly recovered a
r",y ~ to".y '"en' bat who by me way were .nis
"e"Fy I"ianH5, uHJeT The Command ~ - - ,
"c'e "s-ph'chcd 10 cndeayof To ovo,,.I.
muf""efs' bat a. might have been excsc,sd -
''e'p was vain s"d utterly useless. I ~. ..',
,ovD' 10 make Tie reflections on this y, bicb ,i
therefore issrs them 70 you. or ~ a.,,., ..
'"e extract EemsHosf the great stir in Islo.
$50 49,, - -. u1ieHcs. mi GGz
~ - Asotc/y REALLY and FxcLIsI 49,,
...,,, 10 ProDiots ffs Pubkc CsO,d
VIZ IttiNiA FREE ROAD LOTrERv .,,., d,
-. 800 ~ i't money o. cUu,truct Il ,td tro,, $500.
~ " C,Ni'sipni of Cai1bsu's. E4.ry cent s ,
,,''''' '''.i rsyms i"s 90 l@s; aud tie gonre
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ae SaOws 60 os Sac~,en.aH. aud thiir,s another
This then. taking from Dorchester wcuid make
I'll for Adams and % for jackson aad 1t yse take
s, would make r'ie for zach,
We have no in,sros, TO subserve by misr eir-.
sen'ing the state Of parties IN the Legislature The
cause OF Jackson needs no isi.e show. X we
have made any mistakes in our cs,in,ttes. will
cheerf"l,y correct them, when they proved to
he mistake. But will the Adams papers do the
same? They have clsir,ed three from Worcester.
when they have only one they have claimed
three from Drrchester, wlien they have certainly
not more than two, and we have good reason to
believe, net more than one they have claimed
two from lIsrlord, when we know they have on
ly one they have ciai,uel three from Calvert,
when they have but two l., these deductions
be made from their list. and the mighty Inajority
which they have trumpeted far and near, will
dwindle into tie a. least. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23
Extract from letter 10 gentlemen in ,n,g Mace
LeHington,) dated at

0'' Ter 20 gentleman in tbs place.
i-e1ngton,) dated at
"WARJ SphiNGs Y. ON C
- GU may remember tina, the y..,;.I.
lure OF virginia. passed Act on III. Ia, IS -
fuat>, 1919, approWiating gum OF rnnne, ., Ia
'"'sro oy - "tery, TO the improvement Of he
s""'h o' No"-pasn'e River an impor,sn,bra,c
OF James river which rises in Au,,s,, 81 D.
dleion counties, and alter pe,,nea,, q ,L -. -,
ieshN"y c"Hnue- intersscts James ,iy,r j.; -
'"oF'; 10 he done uader The directio, -,
memory serves mel of Col. JOHN Blown e. G
Blackburn, Capt John Lewi., and sbou, a.,
tees OF the project. AUS
'Ihis act lay dormant, until few,
when The ratioic exerions OF ono mr. ,,,' o.,
trustee, induced fall meeting of ,I,s; - 70
'h-h osiioeiations on that rcrasion ,es,i,aI =;
contract WIN MIR. Augustine I.ehsitcb. oCI.,n"h
"'ls' D5 winch Mr.. L-fiwnch agrecd. and gsy,
1'"l an" security IN $lOO 600, TO monare and
ara" tue Lottery, and 10 pay the proce.ls =, ~
Trustees, ioI the use OF the river ~ ~ ','e
origin "i the well known Virginia Na,ia.i
Lottery navigation
az SUBSEQUENT meeting OF the Trustees =,
Nl"''ofoush' they entered resolu ion on ,;,.,,
Journals, 'e9"eS''nS Capt Hugh p TsyIor. nj
30 eenaien'n known some years ar,.
as one OF the public engineers of Va. 70 bsc,T,,
NE local engineer, and superintendent ol The
alluded to. VI tue "oi IS
u understand that Mir Taylor, bsvine .ccs,,, :,
we Invasion, now Is, and tor come time has beer
engaged, with bis assistants, in MAXIM
OF me IIve'' aud projecting and locating lie mel,
's'o' Improvements; preparatory to ii. ,oal,,
W contracts by The trustees, this fsm A.''s
spring. ioi 'he execution OF the work T. -,
ma 'hey Intend 10 pursue the ne. bod of ;,,r,o.
"ent by dams and sluces; NOT because tb. 81,
prefer this plan, bni because The amonn, Is 80
srpfopr'ated TO the object is 100 small 10 ;as,er
Of more PEI feet system Of i,n1rov =.
'hent' IL you desire further infofma,io ~ 80,
-u,J-c'' suppose you could obtain il TO-, ' -" '''e
waller Richard, who is the secrefs,v n i
""aid' at Green FAllsj post office, IN BAH ''e
Fery respectfully, sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23


NIhLEpGEyILIT, Oc'. : John Forsv,h is -
lec,ed Governor OF Georgia, and George Y. Gil
member OF Congress.
Returns from ilty-t. counties give MIR For.
syth the aggregate of 5,O23 vo;s MI in opposi.
ton 60 him i.52i. For Congress Mr. Giimer ba-
ID POS, Mr.. Chslon 6 $50 leayin. Mr. q. a
majority of 1926 votes. Eighteen counties su!l
remain To be Heard from: they viii no, however
change the result of The election The question
OF Convention viii probably be lost, ,057 votes
are now for, and s..it "gaine, it, Rec.
happy political epoch in the aiF,irs ~ Geor-
ga has at length srrived, not les. welcoaSs than
earnestly desired, tor her peace, tranquility s,h
welfare the people have in their wisdom deried
maj 'he good ola epubi'csn principles OF '95 shall
Ia future predominant la her counciIs
the dlsconcered faction first contendjn,- fo, IN.
election OF Governor by ths people, under the false
preisnce OF advocating their rights beirg defeated
IN their schemes of se!f-sggr-nd men, are ,,,,
next exertins every TO sib means TO trsn.fe ~
s4'" % The Legislature. In ,h,s slboush II ,v,,lj
ho' nave changed tie result they have bsp, %
they deserved, Disappointed
VI 100 mei"bsfs already setutne d TO the nsx, a
si'i~tuie, liV are Ia favor OF Gov T'roup,. ,,.s
surcs-24 OF that number being a clear gain Co,
counties lat year opposed 20 him; ans, II ~ nrob
"'r mere VIII be majority III Joint balIo, Of -,
wards of fnrty P
ne present Cotton crop OF the uD-covn,ry f.u
we are informed, IN Consequence of IN. y,f,,,o,.
D'ehess ID the past sesfon, considerable ,bor, al
general expectation Even rom parts of Al.b,.
ma we also occas onaiiy hear complaints. i, viii
donp'iess '"i be as abundant as was an,ici,,,.I
and has been for year or two nat.
Corn crops are -,id 10 be in sen.r,, ,oo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23
TO THE EDirOR-pArrp

- Sf1ShDNlei SEPT. p, .
" This DAY at II o'ciock, the two houses gsi
tor The porPoso OF elec'ing Senator 81 he Unrsd
> ac' Iorsi% years from X after tie In e March,
1922
"Fhe Hon. Hugh J.. 3Ybi,e only being in nori.
na'irn. on couauog The 20 es u appeared that ho
mad - votes, the whole number given in Mr..
NeMears of The Senate, and Mesps Gillespie os
Carroll, aot Hrshsm, being shsent from i4di-Posi'
non.
g Neither iaD-~ has jet acted finally % any
impofisnt tu-iAs>s."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23

HAssHsTown. MI Oct.
The Honorable Henry Cmy, secre,ery oil Saa
sscd through THE place Yesterday. on hJs retu,r
p Washnston ON Bath, whittier hehs5 besa.n
few days f5f ne benco. ~ be he.hi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23
coon NEws rRnM ouln

The Sieubenvii!e (Ohio) Ledger @. the 10Th
inst say; "No doubt remsin- of The success ol
the .wi,ole JACKSON TICKET" in J.fer,on
county Mr. Lesviit to the Senate; Mr Mitchell
and Mr.. M'Nary to the Assembly.
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IHiLADELPIGIA, Oct. Is.
NUN LII l>f,yfInN

IHiLADELTIfTA, Oct. Is.
TIE ELECTION.
Prospects OF .ur. ADAMS ia Pennsylvania.
The following table exhibits the sentiments of
the members Of the House of Representative of
this Commonwealth on the Presidential qaes
lion
Jackson Adams
- II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23

AT a meeting Of IN. citizens of J.ou .oop conu,v
held at the Court Hou e, in I..esburg. on monJay
the Isl OF Oct. 1927, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
EesoiyeI, That this meeting regards tie Chss,-
Peske and Ohio Canal a. = national object, OF deep
interest end as infinitely connected with the well
'''9 o. ne section oil country in which live.
Resolved, That we earnestly recommend 10 our
fellow Citizens In general, 10 make subscription
10 the enterprIze proportioned 10 iheir means
SAMUEL NJ. EDWARDS, Cha.
JOHN JANNEY, Sec'ry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-23

Ahe candidates marked VITA al asiesi-k are e.
iected and are all frisnds OF General .jgckso
ihis Is one OF the :. all powerful, populou' back
bone countess" which the National IntelIsencer
boosted 10 hare goue Tor the administration. Mt
Isles knows as much about Pennsylvania politics
as our neighbour Poulson, and If be doe. not wish
to make himself ridiculous he will hereafter say
nothing about them
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