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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19
Mime cote not lost

30 far as we IA, card, the federal ticket has
almost every where prevailed. We shall. publish
The official returns hereafter for future reference.
In ts county the federal ticket has pre- allied by a
SINAI majority. The towns oil Minot, Bridg.ca ,Har
r,son,o tsted, baldwin and Sebago in :.is county.
40 not belong to oar electoral district These town,
at The present election have given majority o.
beftceen ftco and three hundred uotes against The
republican ticket. We ro,c consider IL as about
certain that Cumberland ,cM choose a Jackson
efs'"r. Portland argus IF Slpt. II. p
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LLI.LIILEN-- $3.50

-. tAi-aLLII<I1 ELIE5,
NEfAS received ny the Tsiiy.tgo a Ta.n.ni, f., I ,
N.s~s pool, and Chrsapsske ,on fisen.f ge,stn .
sn Of goods, suitable OF DE Virginia Trade gbeh are c
"ltisf iof sale on tue GiJ,t moderate terms. wv
Srpt. ~. ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19
aN.f M G Frs OFEICE
DISMAL S W. a. RIP
-fN4L LOTTERY
XVII CLASS.

I16c drG,cn on hie 2tst IF Oct
y NUMBER LorrERY-S DRAM BALLOT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

, Mir Niles iorgets that there are two Editor,
20 'hs Paper-Ihe Senior Editor is not the author
oil The two Aruc'es (of the 9th nst.) which NJ, \
has too hastily attributed to hispen-A Although the
Enquirer Is al present pretty Considerably occu
pied with the Presidential Election yet as soon as il
can ind leisure to look inso Mr.. M facts, il NAV
pay its respects TO the " Register"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19
WI. tINMkLIi'

I
~ ESPEGrFULLY friends and the publ;c r.,
te ers'ly that he will keep IRIYdTL- FVIsE ,T S,W
i upper pnIt 81 the bou'e opposite Mansion 10
81 land t." doors below the Ben Tsvtn formerly tept nv
9h'nuc hihEhaip house,
NJ I:ohrf:on as g:oceryi tue excellent SrA
~ T. winch he will at all have with
food sud stfendedto BY g,sd os,Ier lie hins.ihe ,
r,Co Of produce, w enub.e him acoomu,oa, upon The
following comparatively i-w terms, VIZ:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

.qnothcyl-yarious sqnibs have been Published
ia the N. Y papers, &c. &c. about Mc-srs. Ste
x,ensoa'S aud Van ButeB's movements, meeting AZ
Buffalo, eIeotoneering, sc. sc. We understand,
'hey parted IN Washington at the close Of Che as;
ecssion OF Congress, nor mas he heard from him w
letter, or written 10 hin since he was 10 the STATE
q New YORK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

GREAT FRESH.--rhe late rains have dom
We extensive injury in the North and New Eng
Land States. The LenoX (Mass.) Star s. Republi
can says:
Our meadows were covered with water on Fri
day last, IN consequence OF an immense guaniit
OF rain that Tell OH Thursday and Thursday night
The water was so high in Westiield river as T.
detain the mail several hours. Some damage
mas been done. but we hive moi heard tn. extent
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04

AND AND TAVERN FOR RHNr.-The
IL subscriber wishes to lease for term of
years, thai well known I.iTEFkyv ST.7.s u.
which he at present occupies together with the
F.iR.h attached thereto, containing 248 acres.
on which there ia good Distillery in opet alton;
the land is in good state of cultivation, with
all necessary buildings in good repair. The
furniture belonging to the Tavern will bs rem
ted with the stand IL desirable TO the tenant. -
Also. Farm adjoining TIE above, continuing
go acres, 200 acres of which are cleared, 4
part of it excellent bottom, and convenient
portion OF good meadow. Also, a F.fR.H on
the east side of the North Mountain, adjoining
the lands belonging TO the heirs of John Tur.
ner, esq decd. containing io5 acres--I2 20 acre
Ut which are cleared. AMI in good state OF
cultisatIon--on this farm there is an excellent
lime stone springof never-'ailing water, a good
orchard, about ten acres OF meadow--thc build.
'ifgs ~ toierabIe repair Also, two other
Farms IN The county IF Morgan.
Bond and sufficient security for the Perform
ance of the covenants will be required. Apply
to the subscriber living at the Tavern, where
further particulars will be made known.
ROBERT SNoDCRASS.
Nov. 27, 1928 If
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04
SPLENDID SCHEME,

PRIcx OF TfcxsTs:
Hhoie $40: HaT $40; Qnaner IS, Eighth So 50.
1Jorders for Tickets or Shares in the absvc
Lottery. forwarded by mail tpost psid,) or by
private hand, viii meet with the mos, promp.
attention If addressed TO the Managers.
YATES & M'tNIYRE,
Washington City, ID. C.
s.'Prixe tickets In former Lotteries received
as cash.
An official account of the drawing will be for
wsrded to!dlstsnt sdsen'urers, free OF postage
November ~. 1923
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04

IL \ s,rtue OF deed OF trust from James
II Stephenson and Ann bis wife. bearing
date on The 9Th DAY of June, 1891, and now II
record 10 the county eour, Of berkeley, he I'M
dersigned will, on Monday he l2th day Of Jan
nary merit, before the door OF the COURTHOUSE
IN Msstiusbutg. offer for sale. a, public
auction, u certain TRACT or PARCEL OF
AND. lying on The east side OF the road lead.
ing from Martlnsbdrg 10 Winchester, between
Dsrkesvile and the Stone Tavern on Mill.
Creek, and described in the deed as "adloning
the lands of Gill and Miller, Joseph Grubb and
George Holiday, supposed to contain about
two hundred acres I"
The terms Of sale will be one third of the
purchase money at the time OF sale. and the
residue In two annual instaiments with interest,
TO be secured by . lienupon the land
PHILIP G.. PENDLErON.
November ~, 1828.--is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04

nRAWtNG u ,be Third SUB Scheme ID
~ Tyland State lottery. No. 6, for 1929.

-
hRAWtNG u tbe Third Sub Scheme N 4
- Tylaod State Lottery. No. 8, for 1929.
No. i705S prize % $4,000
6S&S prize Of IOvo
1858 prize of 500
SSs, 2<is. 2s2s sy7s, l74Ss, each Zoe
Nos 1913, ll6Sd, 1898, l54SS, 1888, -
1918, 1923, 1868 i87es. esSe %
20 Of $50. 50 OF $40; IS OF s.; x 1000 81 s. each
IJf hrss dravu ironi The wheel was No.
lylSs--the terminating figure besng 8, agrees
bly, To he scheme, therefore, alltickeis ending
with 8, are entitisd TO Four Dollars each, and ia
sdd'hon to whatever ?'ize tbey may have drssa
besides.
U-TAh tickets ending with either ;, $, OF g.
are cav determined The fate OF al others
vail ee decided BY The drawing ~ tAe Fourth
suh-scheme, which will take piece on
Wednesday,, the Sia Dec Instant,
on which day the whole 81 the follo~ing PRICES
were distributed, and viii complete The Lotte-
~, via;
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04

MofiCE.--Al those who became purchz.
sers at the sale OF the personal property
of Joseph StssOalier, deceased, are notified that
their respective obligations field on the 18th
inst. and that prompt payment must be made
For the convenience Of those interested, the
subscriber will attend every Saturday, from 10
O'Clock. am. 10 p. m until the LIST Jan. next,
at MeCleaSy's Hotel, IN Martinsburg. for the
purpose OF receiving psyment--ihose failing to
avail themselves Of this opportunity, need not
expect any further indulgence, as il is the de
termination Of the subscriber to bring suits on
all bonds or notes remaining unpaid after tina
time, without respect to persons.
JACOB VIEWER. .fdn'r.
Nov. 20, 1885
0fFree Press, Chariestown, will insert the
above three weeks, and forward amt. of acct
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04
Two Valuable Farms for Rent


WiLL be rented for one year, (foY monied
w rent,) TO the highest bidder, from the first
day OF April, 1899, until the first day Of Aprii
1850, that valuable FARM, formerly owned by
John Chenoweth, near Bucklestown. Berkeley
county, Virginia, containing about ESQ acres,
with all the necessary improvements thereon.
This Farm will be rented on Friday, the Goth
day OF the present month on the premises.
Those, therefore, wishing to rent, can view the
same.
Also, one other FARM, lying in the county
Of jefferson, known BY the name of the Smith
Slaughter Place containing $50 acres, or more,
with tirst-ra'e improvements thereon, and in o
high state OF cultivation. This farm will be
rented to the highest bidder, on The FIRST day
OF the January court, at the courthouse in
Charlestown, when further particulars will be
made known
Bond aud security win be required in both
cases.
Also. will be hired for one year, from the
18th day OF this menth, tive NEGRO MEN,
excellent farm hands, and oResAmsll Boy
Said Negroes TO be hired before the door Of
John Mcclesry, in Martinsburg. on Saturday.
the 9Th day Of this month, when and where i
shall attend.
ELIZABETH sHowALrER. Adm,x
of Jos. showalter, decd.
Martinsbafg, Dee. 4, is2a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04
w NJ. ~t,Es FOX HIRE.

M NEisst)Es FOX HIRE.
W I'LL be expesed 10 public hire for enc
year from the LIST Of January next, between 50
ana 40 first rate slaves. Belonging 10 the hei,s
of Wa, keruey, decreased, censis,ing II men,
women, boys and girls The hiring will take
place on FFidsy, the 26 inst. before the Ia
vern door Of Richard Gartfeii, (Waipert's Old
stsnd). Bsnd and security will be required.
Dec 4, 1928 JACOB vANDDREN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04
. NEGROES FoR SAFE.

XxT NEGROES FoR SALE.
w iiLbe offered - public sale, on Fridsy.
The Goth inst. 1t the late residence Of William
ID. Miller. deceased, within three miles Of g ar
rsfdstown, three Negro Women. one Negro
Man. and ose Boy, aged Ia years, end some
children. 7 he terms will be made known on
the day of sale
MICHAEL HENsHLI, Admir-.
Dec a. fs2e-ss
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04

NOTICE THIS = The subscriber
A would respectfully inform an ,I,osc who
are indebted to him, that he Is in want of l,is
MONEY, snd nouid therefore take il a. q par
tic'Ilas favour conferred on him by those whs
will favour him with the paymen, az little
CASH. JOHN +. COOKUs.
Dec a, 1871
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04

M Office II have left in the hands of p. G.
~ Pendleton, Ess. the notes of number of
persons indebted 10 me, and request all such to
call upon him and discharge them.
Cot Z, is2a-x KDW'p coLsToN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04

AXE NOTICE The subscriber. respect.
fully informs all those persons who r .
their notes for Purchases made a, the sale of
capt. John Walpeu, deceased. that they will
TAI due on the 18th day Ut this present month.
Prsmpt payment is expected, 80 the situation
OF the estate will allow OF no indulgence.
JOHN T. CooKUs, Admsr.
Dec =, 1873 Of said estate.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04
NEW TAVERN

AxNA NEW TAVERN.
EtsIxN The subscriber takes this method Of
Esss INFORMING his friends and the public
in general. that he has obtained from
the County Court Of Berkeley, License 10 keep
House Of Public Entertainment in the town Of
Msrtinsbnrg. He occupies the corner house
directly opposite the Gazette Office. and Mr.. Il.
Showers' large white house. where he is pre-
pared to accommodate all those who may feel
disposed TO encourage him in geDteel manner.
His Bar is furnished with the choicest Liquors.
aud his Table with the best the markets can
afford. No pains viii be spared TO give salts.
fac,ion 20 all ihose who may please to cell.
or FRESH OYSTERS can b had n sH
times during tina winter season.
The pubIic's humble serv't,
JOHN HEWITT.
Martlnshurg. Dec 4, f823--tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04

GrThe Editors family continues to be Of.
hicted.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04
Highest Prize, 10000 Dollars.

4l6i prizes amounting to SIS, 500
The whole rsyshle in CASH, whlch, 40
usual at CoaEN's OFFICE, can be had the mo.
ment they are drawn.
Whole Tickets. SIS 90 Quarters, I as
Hsses, . so | E,vhtha. o7A
To be had in the create Il VARIETY of Nnc,b~,. a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04

5 SPLENDID LOTTERY.
ONLY n4so TICKETS.
CAPITAL PRIZE
50. 900 DOLLARS.

To BE- drawn in the CRY Of JEsshins tan, on Tusr
dey, the 10th Of December, 1923.
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COHEN's OFFICE

oOhES = oFFIC Il,
LID, Malkst st. Baltimore.
where the capital Prizes in all tile previous
Glasses were sold. and where norH the Great
Prizesa
One Hundred thousand Dollars each
were Sold 10 former Lotteries. and wheye more
Capital Prizes have bsea sold Than at any other
office in America
- Orders from any part Of the u. statas.
ehher by mail fpost paid) or private convey.
snc~, enclosing the cash or prizes, will meet
the sane prompt ard rnnc,ual attention az IL an
personal application. address
J. | COHEN, jr. & BHorHERs.
Nov 81 dec ~ 1923 Balsimore
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-04

Consolidated Lottery,
TENTH CHASE.
81 Nc. LcrrKRr.-S DRAwa sAlrors.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16
FOREIGN MONEYS

General hael Of Foreign hoppgs. giih toe,noy,.
sons aqd eIpidnai,ons--ty Dr.. kehg.
.. ,t,. t,ohl ga iJIIi.a paper
-bos1 doHrr, mo o. usedm Ll6aa n (
hisa, worth about t. Gh sl,,ling:
'e" OF Genuine. tie looth part ola com. II
Is "a various 'alue, "a cordng 10 Tia. unit.
Cope, Russian munty, the lOO,h patt n IA,
Ioub Z, - w
Dstt'n'. Spanish coin. anaintrmsicaIIy vn,,h
~ I'D TN, is general, valued At Is I'd Tho
paper dollar al "Schange IN :, pam Is wa,l,, ,6a
sle,lrg aud al L ehorn ISL
Ddeat. gold COIN IN Holland of a,,en.,.o
use a. ne totu trade. is worth abou, o. "a
STERLING. ihele a,e vnfn,ns n,hrr -,
!" d'iieieat eountrirs, in gold, SILVER. and ma,
per ~" p"'
iofR' COIN ant motiey ofaerouut In var,
GUS countries iH Holland, n Is also cnIl,a ~,
pu iaei, AMI Is worth shnui2ld strrl,ov IL E.
~Nihoo IN Holland IA . - sliyelk OF Id non.
hinS ca hat Ia oIner ,o,,.,.,. - "a
hrencs'ss. Els Gr laeans. Al Done. -.
and Gfosehen. The Neither land ru,,,l,., :, 1,s,
V'fled in'd lGJ Den's, aud Is euuaI 10 tine / arm
an exchange.
f6aRe. SILVER coin. and Aoney of acea.n, !,
tranee and Other places. Il IA c.ner.ds.,,,,,,,
Al l0'l STERLING, whitd is soneihnr ab,,r -. -,
trlnsic value. ~
Grosehs, money OF account in y,ri,ps NM.
oi Ie MAUI, aud OF different value, e,,,,,,.
Iy make the rix dollar.
G,oft' haii Ola Dutch silver, & at Hambsrgb
hall t. sol. OF shling. :"
Gaadsr, also called gatden, money On. s,l
idnd' oee lo'lm. The gold gullder ia t,ucb -,
sed ~ the eorh trade, aud reckoned wo,,h ..
st'yerS, OF about 30l sterling.
Gnader rArrem money Of the Nc,ho,
lands, seven OF which equal six euilders of =,
change. " Va
hreatser or Cra'ser, a s,naH coin and ,,o,a
OF account IA GERMANY aud other Marlin
tons In Austria !, Is AT present so,a, ., "s
I'd sterling '' "o"e'
LIRE, aa imaginary money of France
Verai other Countries. tis generally co,si,1.,,',,
OF the same value as the franc In It,iv ;;
led'he lif"' aud Is nosii, divided nlo Ion CON,
i'm '' eeH
Mafredi, small money of account in s.r.;..
. OF which makes the real or rial. f'''''
MHed' money ofaccenni and EXCHANGE i,
FonaSaf, worth about IS. sd. si.rJfp,o III
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

Pale, mbury IN Italy. soffh about 81. sisr.
ling.
Essin, Spanish silver coin. one hfih Of The
hard dollar.
Pes=a, the dollar exchange Al LeShoru, -o'ih
aboui IA. sterling
Zeal, a span,,h monty Of diarreii values.
The real Neilun is the mnH common, = i wptth
about ! 2d sterling - .hch reals make tas
hard dollar.
Ri1 doil1r or Thaier, a coin and money ofse-
CONN., "a ninsl Nprtaefn nations. u Is OF difef-
eni value aud ,srioasy divided.
aoabie.sa money oi Russia. which has Varied
consider all, IN value, VIZ from 3S. 2d. down
10 OIL. sterling iOi. Is its present price.
StRdy. an Italian com worth sJOul Is. Ill.
stetltas.
Sa,Hlag.s division Of the liz dollar. In
sweden /. The 18Th pnr, and Is divided IN
10 ~ rundesieckrn.
Sfirtr, a money ol ilblla05, worth nearly
~. .,eiiing. II is I.20ih Of the DARN OF gull
der, and "a DIVIDED uho ioplennIngs, or IL do.
nieTs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16
Sisaed, THOMAS MEICALFE.
-o1.0

=, rom me louisville Focus, Of september ~.
Ht. h""AS The opinion expressed by tins
E'"otman. aud inst publ shed in this paper,
mar Il Mr. Adams should be re-rlccte l. the
"4' NohsIess would be The last that wund ever
;" III me United States has recently been de-
"'' Nv nm IN the most ditect aud positive man
mFi' /" letter addressed 90 the Editors of the
le"SlaPh. lie saws :" such II thought never
entered my mimi. never ntrltained or at.
we're" such sentiment, &c. Inc tact ,nar
snoh thought DID entel his mind and thai he
''N w. u, was ""utainrd in II rom nnnicat,on
10 us from an anonymous writer; but Letore pub.
SING H. We took care 10 ascertain that the
"'' WAS nnqnrs'ionably rs the writer stated il
I" be His statement has been rene,ted and
o"'a"ned credit Throughout, the Union. upon the
authority otthis paper and we deem il there
lore our duty 10 the public and 10 ourselves N
."'h'sh the CONCLUSIVE TESTIMONY. now sub.
J''heu TO This article, WHICH will prove tbr fact
|" 'he satisfaction Of every cnodid ,nuu in his
community. US
LouisyrLE. SLrI. Goth. ls28.
'ne early IN .lAu,e last | had a CONVEX
WIN the Hon, John Rowan. in winch the
'"'y'o' !" NE ffeS 'deuiia election beca me u Ia.
~ l" 'he progress of the conversation. Mir
"' "''ls remark TO this effect: That il
""s MS "pihl"n. ar he would no, In Surnrlsrd If
~ Ad"nl, was reelected, that the next Con
gieS would bo the Last NAV not recollort
"'' words precision. hui am positive thai drI
no, mistake the idea he Expressed.
F." was an ordinary public conversation. in the
presence OF other gentleman, nnd il did moro
cur !" ine thai All. Rowan had said an, thioo
men he would he unwilling TO have repea,ed
afterwards mentioned to Others his expressiou
" N'e above oplnion. Within q week OF two, onv
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS

The lection Of Inspectors of Elec,o.
piac" IN Philadelphia, on Friday last. IN o ''
occasion the jackson People put out ,be,, , h'ls
strength. aud more il seems: for. srcort 'or
statement OF the Democratic Press. there va
i.Np spurious votes recriyed. Respec,,ne ~
election the Press says: his
II may be necessary for The ipforma,;,
i1ose AT distance To state ihaf A co,,s,,. u
h"inber oi he legal voters, who voted
day, voted ON loca considerations videIy ,rg
ent from The question OF Adams aud Ja,l 1T
We have no hesitancy in repeating onr Sun son.
eon' 'c'on, that this city will give 500 m, io,;.',
Tor the administration. and thai this distri,, -
Re-eleci Mr. Sergeant" ''' VIII
In the charter cleo ions in ALBANY h.,1
da' ago. each Of the Presidential ps,ties H..
ticket fnd The result shews terrible fallina ~.
OF 'he jackson party, IN some of The o.
since theiast election. The Albany Cb,on;asl'
says: 0"'e'e
" Ia the fr,t ward, Instead off tbe ror,.,,
Jori'y of " Mree hundred aud forth one ,bs ''"'
veraee malo'it. (ofthe Jaci soniies) is La,o, a.
Seotnty-iHne aud in the third ward. ins,eaa
having, as they boosted they had dnna IL. "
spring, elected their Jackson caud;da,o I
more nan two votes to one the Adminis,rs,ays
MAJORITY is actually .(6riy.Ggit %
In theEiM ward no ticket wa. pst IN hv ~.
,''enn' OF the Administrations [I5s Bur il ;s
n,'le remarkable that The .Jacksonans. who .m,.b
pled somewhat among Themselves. conI,;saa
somehow, 70 paH about ONE HUNDRED mors,'a,
than there are IN The ,card - 'V''s
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AN EXCELLENT REPARTEE.

A correspondent has sent us the following
pleasant specimen of ready vii. A. We do not
recollcct to have seen il published, we prescott
it TO our readrrs,--to most of whom at least
We presume 1t will be new, \ certain female
IN one ofihr Atlantic CITIES, WAS prosecuted Tor
keeping dis0rdcriy house. She engaged
professional gentleman To defend the suit -
hut when the trial came ON, she appeared in
court and possessing y teIuagaut spirit she
commenced n plea jusiifcatorV N proPria perso-
co. The COUNSEL whom she had rrtaIued tor th.
l-lcasjon expostulated with her in vain. The
opposing counsel hOpug sac would comtnit
herself encouraged her to proceed. and begged
her to 20 on Her lawyer. trembling for
his cause, received his expostu' atoms. when
she appealed 10 the Judge SIR said ,h 2.
= have not Alright to I've heard in nv d,fenec 2
The Judge. who enjoyed the ca harrassment
Of her lawyer, replied, Q, Get iniy; pray
proceed, she then went on,- May it please
your hannr-l aW accused of lie eping d.1-
orderly mouse. Can that be dis rrdrrly house
which is heqnented by such gentlemen as Mr.
-, and Mr.. - naming several eminent
merchants, and adding at the same time the
names of a number Of lawyers. The court
was CONFUSED with laughter. Upon which her
begged, in heavens name, that she would su
dowr. Whit exclaimed the archy-smnr
judge yon are not AFRAID, hope Nr = =
t. y" Hiay IT please ynu honor he mmtdi.telv
replied, with IN n,tahle self possession - hare
no Jso ~ F. ne say b1,i Iiremble for the bench
rChrrf0. tyr Ia flt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

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'o's 'of President and ' ice Preside, To-.
sen ny Legislature, which Is nnw ro,,,,', eiia-
~ ,h' lover house, II for Adam. al q
JACKSON and IN the senate ! Tor All, II,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

Fromthe Nat. Joarn a.
FritHlDt M Deinuare line eIeclinnS IN Ire
state Ton Representative in Congress. aud the
STATE Legislature, took ace on Tuesday. Tue
result is snrh ss"e had an icpated The Whole
strength OF the jackson patty came into TIT
held, TO meet there only defeat and tIs.ppoint
mcnt. Sleepless nIgrts aud DAYS or,od haya
been vanity devoted by Mr. McLAxE to secure
the state to the jackson party. ii has scatter.
ca 'he ho"ers Of his ,nratory to the winds
het"' tier, he will find sufficient employment
happy IT successful, IN retrieving his los, ground
III '"e confluence OF his constituents Tie re.
sur ct The elections we nave received py mi.
Vate letters, for which we owe our thanks T., on,
co'reHp1nd MS, AS well as IN the extract We
?" ,i'Sh IRON the beware Advertiser.
The following are extracts from ,be letter.
winch haye reached us, from which It will he
seen mat Mr., JoaSS is re eject Il to CONGRESS
by majority of 40, and that IA the L,.1i,.,.
,",e 'ne paltrS st'nd thus in the Senate, q
ao n'n'slrahon, " Jackson and in the House
~ Administration, and I Jackson =
HHpmgioa Oct. @, 1928.
JoHNs elected Administration majority in
the Legislature -
'ohNs-susscx, $50 majority.
hent, 29f do.