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~r,r,. Disseinna,s OF 60. fr,yfne,si,n
nE CO partnership .xisting under the irm Of AiJ..,
rover CO. Is this day dissolved by mutual content
sussmens are making to discharge all debts nssin,i,hs
Immediate payment - ~" pnwTrr' ""As
Dfuo'~isk Mineral Springs, Dee 4. VIM .GHOLsoN.
we wishto Rem. Lease the Brunswick Miner, s,r,,.
en', with all its appurenanst also The
ss oesween 500 acJes Of land in GOOD ,tu,f,p sr
% The Lessee or Renter s.hss he can be aceom,o.
usud az "a quantity of land - - - - '"
h,xs me situation and advantages that these sorps,
~, a"s oe'ow The mountains need CONNIE ms s We
weld .na Go gentleman wi.hng purchase or Contract
80 20 without hrs viewing the prer.i,e Th. xa,eft
below the @ has been better encouraged than any oihr
l,n WI, also sen 700 ofthe Spring Trsct I,,,
isns bs, ~ e',w1d Road, South Of the Sprinr. Thi.
ad,L,ed proportion IN wood land good cusirx: ,si
creek r"sSs sS~h Of tobacco, eoo or rain There !.
able Low rona me middle Of thi, land, containing valid
in iii; na,, wn large and the most valuable m sso,
usies Ter Re Rs. iS,y b. Ts' land hsa
eaed within one mile OF the sprnts Tetm an ne
- s Pu'e"sser' A. POWELL,
Dec 90 WIN. GHoLSoN.
T--4t
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Tolfdble Lands for SHE.

my p1ud6le Lands far Sale
ooesenee TO decree Of the Superi.r t,o,-, &c ~
1907 "ouen al St,untSn Thursday 2eh dav .rr:.
~ In ." 'S therein depending, wherein Anne IT, ~
.; o Lee, IL E Lee, Catherine Mildred Lee w..
aud Ann III his wife, aud Bernard NJ t.,rt.. ~.
@ and Hugh Nelson and Eliza hir wife are def,as
hc "h'eh hush Nelson is appointed trustee to-tsrrv
utofss INTO Effect and il ordered 10 PROC ~ ..
., ,nd lying the Of Patrick
E,sns 'sSV acres which were duly conveyed by Geo.
aua onaries Irving TO John Nicholas. and liz a..
Lee deed n,s and Anne his wife conveyed Ty
Lee conveyed to John Walker of Abemnrle bx d.
io,n DAY o May 1901, which said deeds wen Seix
"a .ha uenerai Court, repav to C-hsri.-
l'sr OF shirley the of SGooo interest," and h., b
s carter, his interest in the said d. ed of
e,sl, bearing the name Of Lee, by his deed Of &C.
neh'. dated June 18th, 1901, shall offer for sale =.
% no auction, before the Eagle Tavern Richmond the a.;
acres OF Laad on Monday 2f.t day Janasry next,
rivnv Snd on credit Of ], az years, the purchaser
s"S nonds wish approved security, for eouai on,,.f
lhst,men The trustee retaining lien on the land ~.
all the payments shall be duly made 'a""s un''i
Dec 90. i'o'd NELSON: trustee
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DIEDl-on Saturday morning the IS mat or mos,
painful and lingering disease, MIR. Patrick Gib,oa one Of
TIC most rePte'Nr sud oldest citizens Of tbs city, the
yeas Of b, ageFor upwards of 20 Yeas he knew n hal
was TO have yell dsy and during that lcnE and trying
Pefind, he did not utter enmpainthe bore h .f
which inde.c,ihsby great with superhunan ,rn,fion
and oitnde, an although his decease has been most
blow % his numerous family, ought rather TO reee
than grIeve that he translated world ,ss. al
his suffering have ended and where he will meet HE rys
Their los, which heavy indeed, estin,he gain lie
lived and died ehriian n the true meaning Term
f,frmaiH' were inferred ~ the New Burial Ground and
followed there ny large sssemblage Of the Inhabitants on
Sunday afternSnn last.
.,.---,a 20 eek rnes'ay night. Mai Henry Baii6aH
HahH Of Powhaan one Jf the oldest Members Of the Vr
gina Lesnsute and man Of great public worth hii
county, aud beloved by his ghhou,s
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EDNG4W0M

fENHE subsedber will continue hi, School, ts snsp,r 49,,
= at Morvtn, Genio Bridge IS -
The English and Latin Languages will he tsurh,
also writing, arithmetic geography with The IRE nj ths
an si9hes EHolid' elements and practical suTveyur
together Ftb other useful branches Of literature 50
me Fhon will ccmmebce 18th jan and terminate m
'a'h pcefcHowDsj With vacation OF month"; dufu.
Z Aud IN tie English iauguage, &C. %
Fer board payable qlrer'iO exclusive Of IJvin- eo
Price. = " % '"e usual
Every scholar will be charged for the whole term Of 20
months une'' received byspse contract for shorter TIM
~, VIM WATKINS.
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w As esminiIisd TO the jail Of isiowo Of Petersburg on
m IN gay OF Oct 1897, runsway, negro man nam
70 st who says he belongs to Mr. Thomas Parrot Of
eharA-Distriei, South Carolina He feet inches him
"a scar op ms ehiu which he hy kek
on h9rse9nober scar the right little above the
and another Gu The right leg below the knee M.
"nS eon'sis OF homespua and pan lonf
vt and linen hiri his complexion black add long pair Of
"h"kers Ihe owner requested ard move hi,
property pay hafges and take him away or he viii be deaf
with az The law directs. ROGER dhTTopw Is;ts eS'
a.
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proved 10 the way they are capable of, who is it
who will not perceive that New York, Norfolk
and New Orleans, are the great natural enpo-
RUINS OF the United States? New York is avail
ing herself OF her natural advantages; New Or
leans possesses hers from the hands of Nature it,
sell; and u rests with Virginia TO say, whether
she viii tske the stand that the God of Mature
intended she should, or by apathy, dioision, and
distraction let it pass from her orerer into other
your petitioners, as in duty bound, pray, &c.
and wall ever fray, &c.
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So REHIARD.

81 TRAYED Or stolen hoa my residence, Csfisfsvilio
- the unity Of Cuphefard sometime IN the month II
November. hay colt I'D last Tie hat black
and tall his hind feet and of his fore feet whe
vii give the atove reward fof such nfofu sfiou a enshls
10 get hin AGAIN. WI. n. BRADLEY.
Near csste5sgiile, curbsriar CO, Der. 20. e7-t-
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NAsHIN GroN, December IS.-In the Senate
yesterday, MIR. Harfson's resolution, for the bet
ter recommendation Of the Reporters of me nm
ceedngs OF The Senate. was agreed to- Mr. Hsyne
presented the memorial of sundry chizs6s of Bos-
ton and ITS vicinity, praying that no additional
uuiy De imposed on imports, especially Of Wool
lens, which was read, and referred. The com.
mit'ee OF Finance reported, without amendment
the bill repeating, in part, the duty ON imported
Salt. Mr.. Rdgely submitted a Resolution, re-
ferfing to Select Committee Of FIVE sthe reyssl
and arrangement of the Rules of the Senate. Mr..
Johnson OF Ky. submitted Resolution for the
examination Of all The sites on the Western wa
tiers. hitherto proposed az suitable for the esfsb
lisbment OF National Armory, in substitution OF
TIE resolution Withdrawn by him on Friday. Nh
w ehsteT appeared and took HE seat
In the House Of Representatives, a desultory
discussion took place on the subject of the entry
on the journal of Friday, Of the proceedings on
the bill introduced by Mr.. Wright, of Ohio, re-.
lstive TO the sale Of lands conveyed TO the United
States in certain cases. The bill had been intro.
duced with leave Of the House, and was read
twice and committed to the Committee ON the
judiciary, and was entered on the journal
This entry was alleged 10 be the entry of a pro.
ceeding contrary to The rules Of the House which
require that bills thus introduced by the courtesy
OF the House, should be sent TO a committee to be
prepared, before they could be subjected to legis-
iaiive action. II was mevsd by Mr.. Taylor to
amend The Journal; bat the motion was negarived
by vote Of 1Ol to SO. a subsequsn, motion
was made by Mr.. Taylor, to reseind so much of
he proceedings Of Friday, were subsequent to
The asking and obaing leave to Introduce the bill
TeieTred to, and this n o0n being successfu, that
pot Of the proceedings was re-einded, and the
motion Of Mr. Wrgb, then referred TO the
Committee on the Judiciary, with instructions TO
prepare ard report bill. Several private bills
were reported, read and committed; and great
number of petitions aud resolutions were received
communication was received from ths Pot
master General, in reply 10 resolution, on N,
subject Of the distractions Of the Mail Road be
tween Nsichsz aad New Orleans. TIo,r.
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(CSAME TO my house the 9Th OF Nov T7,i oevro
VINO eS, himself pley and says he belongs 70 Mr.
" va to Kentucky; and he was left by hi, msst bi
and beng not able travel the said By wihe,
70 remain "a some employment fer support until he car,
near ON IN. master Bey about So years Of age and -
"a u" ieit side The requested q lake him
away he will be dealt with as the law directs - ~ i'
Holloway, Deco. - - 81 ~ 70
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Real Esiate in Pfinee George ~ Sac

@'t''t 1@'F".t TO q ItH"t NItUIEt JVI 9luIt
by virtue Of deed ~ trust executed by John
- drdge, shall, Thursday ths 81 day Of Jan. next al
The front door of the Ege Hotel IN the city " Rchnfond
offer Ter sse a. public auction, u the bghest bidder Tor cash
The said DanhridEes interest wit undivided nniev
Of tact % Land IN the county II Prince George adjoining
the lands of Carter EdlOe aud others, IN what Is called
" Brandon Neck"
Th wos Tfso supported 70 contain COO acres, and ons
Of the mort valuable tracts Of is u the county The
tile believed to he good; but the snheriher will convey
such title only rs conveyed ny the deed Of trust before
The sale will he conducted nv Thon,a, TsvIsr. F.o
- FRANCIS f.. RIYEs, Tiu5ise.
Richmond, Dec o. s7-sps
ne Editor o. the Pecrsburg Old Dominion ell pi@ase
10 nst the shove N his paper until the day n 'e aud for
ward bis Account 10 ihs an.s.
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Trust S4IE

ElY virtue OF deed Of tri't, executed nv n euiey TO
the subscr'he bearing Ere day Of Nov in
the yesr 1922 and duyecordsd in the office Of the county
court 81 enriov shall sell 10 The highest bidder, 2sh
Gay OF The pfeseni morh, IL fa buff then FIRST fair
day thereafter, Sundays excepted Wb in the
oasty OF Iedreo for cash tract Of land the county
hehrco above The Short Pumr, containing The
iei Believe 10 he good but setting trustee will only
convey such title as Is vested in me by aid deed.
ROYAL Il. SHEPHERD, Trustee.
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TO THE EDITORS.

:, NoRFoLK, Dec. Il, 1897.
NJ enc, meme, teke, uphaIsin.' is written unon
The walls OF the Netctonian palace, and the poll
,'cal days OF thai misguided politician are nun
bered
Our Borough election on Saturday was plased
~ Mr.. Robertson, the Adams candidate. upon
PRESIDENTIAL ground, in his address TO the Hn.,-
inss without qualification or reserve. Mr.. All.
mand's friends had nolaiernaive, and were, yale,n
potens, Obliged TO toe the mark. Never was a
triumph more complete, or defeat more morlify
ins-and Try it when they nay, their discon,f
ture will be more and more signal. The new sy..
tenn oil Arithmetick of The Herald, by which he
demonstrates in figures how the absences would
nave voted, is not more ludicIous than his ,pe
eulatIons are wide of the facts
Oa The same day triumph was eonaIl,
splendid at Hampton, where Servant, the Jark.
son candidate, beat Hope, one of the mos; pop1-
lar men OF the county, and an old representative
OF approved talents and character
9 In Princess Anne The Jackson meeting ha.
been equally indicative Of the march of pu5lick
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W-dS COII5TTJITED

w tne jan OF Shenandoah county on the 18Th Of Au
iS1|, esFo man calling himself CLEENLS saw, he
IohSed 10 Mr. John Patrick, living on the Esse
Fvens naytend who made him sah
hivsnh" ny whom ne sold 10 by the name of AZ
drudge hound Tor Ky. The said negro is about n $50
Gn' ta,hsT Of light complexion, nearly blind of The
eye MARKS OF vaccination the left m; no other ~, -
hneivaote MS clothing miserable. Was Committee nnJs-
'"1 IN name OF John. Says he of during harvest ~
Inc owner ct the above described ne gro il rs,,s.,.I .
io"aId and prove properly pay charge, and t.ke him
away, othefwise he will be disposed the law res,
Ne. "a e. g. KNEISLEY US. G.
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Pianos Tenition Bands r. Russ;o ALL
HAVE FOR sale, few good tonedPiano. 500 Ru,,a MAJ,
ana an assortment of Venetian Blind. which will be 81 =
De- ' 90 e Cash. oy GEO HENHREE.
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Dec. 90.
$50 WARn

Is2 ANAWAf from Jacob Burtu.s, King Won, coun.v T.
80 sons time IN the year S25, likely yonpr nesr,
LEI III ne wa, about 20 year, cid, feet or s ioehr
u ace, wen made aud rathera light legion: no
- reeoHeeed Lewis purehs Jacob B,,r.
W., OF yi,I, AGO. Of MIR Grimes King George cSaniy
some unfair means obtained free papers. L will rve : s
any perron who will deliver Lewis me- or ioo any .
80, - "PPfehsnd MN and give information that
se' "ii ss"i' MARY BURRUSS, Adm,rs
r.; - - of Jacob Bnrrm.s, dec.
-
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FEiL.4IE SCHOOL.

4 EsVI.IT z SCHOOL.
' 'uherihers School, mvilie Is or en-; aot;ry
a honng Ladies' opportunity Of pusunr an exisnsy.
course Of useful education -
IERms For hoard, washing, other recommendation.
Tire, &c e"eeP'ed' $50 per aunun
IL bed he furnished, there will bean
additional ebargeof 10
NJ, ., III. c. LE6cr
- ". 67-wlw
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.dIARNII.4Li9 $500

IN purmsnee Of decree VI the Superior oup, Of Csss
- cey foI the Richmond District on the qnj
Gay o. march 1877 IN the Of Nelson Rand, ESor II
t2 olyer' dec sud Of suhsequent order Of ssd rop
ale N the same cause and dated the 2sd Juue 1877;
sns on tuesday the 18Th Jay ~ Jan. Che PREM
re- oss io5 'sle 70 the hshe bidder public suet
ract OF land lying partly the county ~ Albemsrle and
partly the county II L9ufs, within miles Lindssv
store called Union Hall" said 10 aere
belonging 10 the Estate Of ~. Oliver, dec.
This plantation "a good fafmng condition. and has on :,
good frsue dwelling house, out houfe barn .i,ble -
chsrd &cTerns third cash. tie balance in inst,ic,.
of year,, 70 he well 'serreI by personal steuy ana
retaining lien upon he land until Tie pufcha,e rnotsv Re
paid. 'J 70
Should re above named day he unfar the ,sie
will be made TIE fret lair dsg thereafter,
}. bUEHhANF, m. 3. e. 81 al.
- Or one of his Deputie..
No'' - 5s--2iwtdsf
ytue " Decree NJ Hanover county court rfo,o-e
- cd The 18th oi November, 1871 will bf .ol5 ~ oubio
aetiont Ga the 1T Monsy - fthuarv fs2a hetos fgene
fi day. the Slaves belonging 70 Tibsn, porch dee con
si'nE oi women and child. PETER DURCff. AUci.
bee. = e2-uFu@
9fShr onnicrtber wishes rnkssc FINALE PfeeLs-,
- qaNhfd 90 Instruct the cdfnary hsnchts Of Erei,s
htu alton, 20 reff3 w h family take charge ~ EIGHT
chldfeti capable u hnc Music woud be pfefssr1
Addtfs5 n John Robertson Rchmond, n O.
Wa. a. FURPIS,
~ {. ~H Powhl'ag,
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.ArOTIrE

VFOIIJE.
III Ier.on, having claims ssan.t the Eafe or Pete
o"le dec are hereby requested 10 Sru< them fS+,v,r
f being abouto settle my accounts a, Etee
~ hy are pot Presene! by the dsy Of June rsss
% s notice an haf Of all as NAV he after tl.f
as Iho'e being indebted to ,si5 Eae are r.nue.t,, ~
given. mo ROW. ,VvTt ETlr sAnuoi be
Mon OF Peter Howlett dec
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:, Inc washington c. Telegraph states, (upon
the authority OF the gentleman to whom the letter
was addressed, as well as of another citizen. a.
tnons the most respect bic in New York, who
read IT IN Gov. Clinon's own hand.wrtine.) thai
Mr.. e. had written letter TO a friend in New
1'rS, authorizing lie publication, in which he ex-
pressiy stalled that ne has nor been, nor tDW he
be, candidate against Gen Jackson. and is
resOiusd to do all in his po,cer to promote $
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Minister TO England.- We notice that several
of our public journals have gi.s:: currency TO a
rumour, that The Hon. Air.Wsbster, of the Senate.
is 10 succeed MIR. GallaIin at the Court Of s,
James. We horeit is no idle report. This is q
situation at the present time if not at all times in
volving interests too important TO The country to be
besiowe ed for the qualification OF mere political
Pariz'n or conferred as reward of political sub
serviency can therefore entertain no doubt thai
such an appointment, would give entire sa,i.fac.
ton TO all parties.
We understand, that orders have been given
Tor the Delaware "a, which is now fitting ont for
cruise in The MedIierranesn. 20 proceed as soon
as equipped TO Annapolis, where she will receive
the M mister TO EOgland, and convey him 10 Lon.
don.
We are happy to state, Tint Mr. Webster is so
lar consalascent as to be able TO travel and that
he and Mr.. Oskly le4 town this moraing in com.
paaF,-fni Washington; The former to lake his se II
IN the Senate, and the latter, in the House OF
Representatives. NJ i. Statesman.
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NOTICE

ING OF the Legatees and other person, ute,...
Oh ca ~ ne Estate Of John Sisgs, dec. win take plsee ~
n'use OF ar Chr,topher s. Roane in the county .,
go on me ihh day If Ian. il is expected lbs.
a. VIII he taken that time for paying
is, e 'aid estate, hoped the creditor, OF ana
II !; ~ 'ne estate will sitend well the lesnr,.
NJ nc Sesred that person, interested in the estate OF
Tend a, H. me widow OF John Stsgg, dec should
vac n 's yms. JOHN o MoSBY, Ex'r. OF
tientieo GO. Dec. 20. ~ wv" S's.s' we.
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KENTUCKY.


In addition 10 the information given 10 the ex.
tact OF letter from Frankfort, we learn tina,
there are at least three, and probably more Jack
son men voting for the coalition candidate, and
nearly as many Adams men voting for the Jackson
candidate, still leaving the strength of parties e.
quail.
IL is said, that coalition member of CONGRESS
has received letter from bis friend In Frankfort
written on Tuesday evening, stating that il had
oeeh so managed, that one of the Jackson mem
oers would not appear in the House the mex. day,
SO that Mr.. Blackburn would certainly be elected
This Is In charscter; but we hope the nefarious
project has met with the fate 1t deserved
EriTacf Of q letter to the Editor Sc
FRANKFORT, Ky. Dec 4, 1927.
we have spent another day in vainly attempt
ing TO elect Spesker, the voe being IL 10 AZ
Two members are sick, and two have not aIriy-
ed. One Of the sick men, and one Of the abs
sen'ees, ore known 10 be for Ward, the jackson
candidate, and the other for Blackburn. the
Adams, or rather Clay candidate so that if the
house were full, there would still be a tie. The
1nai result depends circumstances which cat-
not be foreseen. A Iaughaple circumstance has
occurred here. So confident were the Adams
men OF success to-day, that their papers announc
ed, by anticipation. The election of Blackburn.
stating that lie took The chair, made an appropriate
address, &c A part of their Impressions were
s'rnek OF, and have gone out with this false
news. But their las. nights arrangements failed
them on trial, and their too confident Eli.
tors are public laughing stock.
u. S. IeEegrapb
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FOBLiC SHE.
be sold to the h'yhes, bidder, IN Monday the az
9r8 negroes belonging to The Es'a;e Of David John.o
among then there u aikely young woman who j. roc s
e''a"' Aso several Dung men. THoS. JOHNSON hdm'or
Dec. 90 q DAVID Joshn'On dec.
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''"'''""'ff r. Wsfisows-C Commission iere haut.
Balfinore,
III ANING established himself n, !, C.n.,., n -.o,.
& ,srehsn' IN the city OF Baltimore r. pren,rss 10 r
80, Kinds o, goods, produce, &c. .se an which lin
os "e "tsrss! Of those may Business 70
Nitsr, O. G. Clarke
nie.,n Dssfpport Allen & CO.
r. Chubb, Eco ~
Daltimore noc Sn
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FRANKFoRp, Ky. Dec. l.
IMPORTANT DECISION. The Federal
Cou,t now sitting in this town, has given deci-
sion In favor of The Statute of Kentucky, prohibi-
nog the bringing OF actions TO recover the title or
possession oflands, hom the acIual settlers with
title derived from the Commonwealth, but within
seven years next after such settlement made
COMMONLY called" the seuen years lar. - The
CAGE was Pickeit's heirs Bleiehrs heirs the
trial OF which was commenced but afierward con-
,inued by consent. Judges Trimble and Boyle
concurred in the decision. A few years since,
the Court then composed oijudges Todd and Trim
ele decided that the same statute was in violation
OF the compact with Virginia, and un consiituiion,
al. Judge Tfimble. we understand, now has doubts
on the question, but yieldej to the decision given
Judge Boyle being clear. and free of all doub, upon
'hs question: Commentator.
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the reseieetion OF john q. Adams. ',-:Tbe.r num-
oers not stated. we insert also THE proceeding.
OF the friends of jackson on the same day, in the
soove county; Col. Clement Darlington in the
Snair, and MIR. Winelow Robinson Secre,sry-
220 citizens present.
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EIGHTH Of JANUARY.

-, Walh VI JANUARY.
are inoeotes 10 Mr.. Gordon, Chairman of a
~. hneeine OF the citizens of New Orleans, held for
the purpose of making srrane.mepts for ,hs csis.
ofa'on on the eighth a, tina, place, for the follow.
! ing interesting particulars:
Gen. Jackson will leave Nashville .bon, the
twentieth, accompanied by the venerable Jud.e
John Ovsrion, Gen. Coffee, Gen. Carol. Gov.
Houston, Col. Armstrong, Col. Parish, DR.. Shell.
oy' Major william B. Lewis, ar. Earle, and Ma.
Jor a. j. Donaldson; and should the river rise 90 as
~ ehao,e 'hem to obtain passage in a steamboat,
ne VIII be accompanied by Mrs. Jackson.
lie VIII be met at Natchez on the 4th of Jan-
nary, by committee, deputei by the citizens OF
New Orleans, consisting of Gen. John Baptiste
La Bstatut, Gen. Ripley, Gen. Plauche, Colonel
Isaac r. Preston. and Dennis A. Preur, ESQ.
Recorder of the city.
IL Is intended that the Steamboat. which con.
veys The General and suite, shall reach Tia upner
limits OF The city at day break, from whence II,
VIII gently glide down the river TO the battle
ground under salute from corps of Citizen -dr.
ihfer,sfs, posted on the bank for that purpose.
Inc Steamboat VIII gone to, at the battle ground
at sunrise, under national salute; and, upon land
ing, The General will be received bg deputstion
Of The cizsns, and appropriate address delivered
20 him.
From The battle ground he wilt be escorted, by
vouniesr companies and citizens in order, to The
public square, where another appropriate address
will be delivered.
Committees have been appointed Cor the purpose
OF making the necessary arrangements, and in tw o
days the-sum OF nine thousand dollars was raised
by voluntary subscriptions.
We have received several letters from New Or
leans and other part of Louisiana, which speak Of
the enthusiastic feelings which peryade all classes
OF ciiiS-ns, and doubt exists az 10 the vote of
that State. u-o.h. Tel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-20
VIRGINIA. LEaIsLAruaE.

Col. John Gilson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-20

In ad 2n 10 The names Of the gentlemen the Legisia
VINO Iaed 10 attend the preliminary meeting IN favor
Ut the election Of Gen Jackson, already given we ,,r IL
req 70 state mat ms. hsrtn Of the Senate, ssd Mr. B
meeting. 80 - 'Aa'