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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27
The Ne,O american Gardener.

ne VNeaC Udf1eT9cGn Gardener.
a WORK with this title, compiled by the
IA Editor of the New England Farmer, with
the assistance of number of scientific and
practical hortlculturists in the vicinity of Bos-
ton and New York, is just published, by ]. B.
RUSSELL, Proprietor of the New England Farm
er. The articles are arranged alphabetically.
and comprise the most useful Vegetables and
FTMstS which can be conveniently and. econom-
lcally cultivated. in the climate of New Eng.
land and the Middle States as we'll as Trea.
tise on FfoacerS and on Landscape or Pictur-
esque Gardens, on the general management of
the StLk Worm, and the manufacture of SILK.
and Treatise on the culture of Crane Vines
and the Strawberry. The article on Fruit
Trees contains an enumeration and description
OF all the Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries.
Plums, Nectarines, Apricots, &c. &c, that can
be raised to the most advantage, and their rela-
tive iorwardnes in bearing, which will be found
to be OF lncalculable benefit to gentlemen in Law
ing out orchards. Each of. the above articlesis
furnished by gentlemen practically acquainted
with the subjects on which they have written.
Besides a faithful investigation of all the
standard works on Gardening and horticulture.
recently published in England, and the Trans
actions of the London Horticultural Society.
the New Amer lean Gardener is enriched by ar.
tcles or extracts from the writings of the fol-
lowing American gentlemen:
J. Armstrong, Jesse Buel, L. Bartlett, L. w.
Briggs, Joseph Cooper, VIM. Coke, J. G. Col.
fin, T. Coulter, S. Deane, E. H. Derby, H. A.
5 Dearborn, Dr. Drown, Jared Elliot, J. Ellis.
o. Fiske, DR.. Green, j. NJ. Gourgas, r.. How.
ard, t. W. Harris, T. Hubbard, L. MKean, J.
Kenrick, j. Lowell, H Little, A. Landrum, ].
Mease, B. M'Mahon, F. A Michaux, VIM.
Moody, E. Preble, J. II. Powell, L. Peterson, S.
W. Pomeroy, W. D. Peck, T. Pickering, E.
Perley, A. Parmentier, J. w. Proctor, S. G.
Perkins, Professor Say, DIR. ]. Spoford, Josiah
Quincy. James Thacher, R. Treat, l. Tucker,
R. Toohey, w. Wilson, N. Webster, ]. F. Win.
gate, J. w. Watkins, Benjamin Wheeler
Price 81 ,25-Six copies for $500. Aug. 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27
Goods Cheap for Cash.

STOWELL & co. being about to make
~ some new arrangements in their business,
will sell their stock of Goods at cost for cash
consisting of as good an assortment of English
French, India, and Domestic Goods, as can be
found in the County.
Also, 45 pieces of Broad Cloths, Cassimsres,
and Satinetts, by the piece oryard.
Worcester, Aug. 81. 6w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27
North Providence,
Prize Dissertation on the Effects Of .Spirit,4-

Prize Dissertation on the Effects Of Spi,ltu-
Gus Liquors.
"A L the Annual Meeting of the Massachu-
IN sets Medical Society in 1927, the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That this Society will use the
pest skill of its members in ascertaining the
best mode of preventing and curing the habit
OF intemperance, and that for this purpose q
premium OF Fifty Dollars shall be offered for
the best Dissertation on the subject which.
after being approved by the Counsellors,
shall be read at the next annual meeting of the
Society, and afterwards printed; and that the
authors be requested to point out the circum-
stances in which the abandonment of the habit
ual use of stimulating drinks is dangerous. and
also to investigate the effect of the use of wine
and ardent spirits on the different organs and
textures ofthe human body"
In consequence of this resolution, two Dis
sertations were presented but not being sent
within the time specified, they could not be ex.
am;ned.
At the annual meeting of the Society in 1928.
1t was voted to renew the offer of the premium
on the same conditions, and the UNDERSIGNED
were chosen to receive and examine the Dis
sertations
The Dissertations, presented for the premi-
ums, may be left at the office of Mr.. John Cot
ton, bookseller, Boston, or sent to the Chairman
OF the Committee, on or before the 18th day of
April, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27
WRITING SCHOOL,

NM F, DICKINSON will continue his
4vEe School for plain and ornamental Pen.
mafiship, at the Centre School House, a suffi-
cient time to give an additional course of les.
sons. A new class will commence this evening.
Those who wish are invited to call and see the
proficiency OF the pupils now under instruction.
Lessons given in the morning or evening, as
may be preferred
u STENOGRAPHY will be taught to
those who desire to attend to it. class COM
mences this evening. Worcester, AUG. 81.
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Auxiliary Bible
Society of Worcester County will be holden at
Fltchburg, on Thursday, the Ilth day of Sep
TENDER merit, at Ii o'clock, A. NJ, at the Inn Of
Mr.. A. Sheldon. The Board of Directors are
requested to meet at 10 o'clock on the same
day. AT z O'Clock. P. NJ, discourse will be
delivered by Rev. SAMUEL CLARKE of Prince.
ton, Or in case of his failure, by Rev. DIR. SHELL
OF North Brookfeld. JosEPH ALLEN, Seen.
Northboro', Aug. 81.
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STOP THIEF

STOLEN from the pasture ofthe subscriber.
- in North Providence, last evening. a sorrei
HORSE, with switch tail, white stripe in the
forehead, about seven years old, middling size
and close built-is lame at times in the richt
fore foot. Thirty dollars will be paid for the
detection OF the thief and recovery of the horse,
or twenty for the horse.
e. S. H. LEONARD.
North Providence, Aug. % #35
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27

The WEATHER. The copious rains with
which the earth was drenched for several
months, have been succeeded by turn of clear
dry weather which has now lasted with almost
no rain for about four weeks, so that many
fields have become SO dry that vegetation suf-
fers severely. The roads are so dry and dusty
as to render travelling rather uncomfortable,
even were it not for the excessive heat which
has prevailed for few days past. The Their
mometer il cool situation was, on the 25th at
80, and yesterday at 80 deg above zero.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27
Peterskan Grammar Scho0I.

1tC' ofeetHS vi NHGItCu SCUOOCs
n ME Fall Term will commence on WE'D
n FESD.7H, sept. 3, and continue twelve
weeks The course of studies in this School
embraces all the branches of an ENGLISH edu-
cation usually taught in similar schools and
academies-aso the Latin and Greek Lam
guages. Tuition-for English studies, $500
Languages, $3.50.
GEORGE G. PARKER, Instructor.
Petersham, Aug. 81, 1928. IS
O P. S. Board may be obtained in respec-
table families for 81 ,25 per week
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Mulberry Grore Boarding School.

'HH6erFy Gr0oe Boarding School
A public examination of this school, will take
place on the 9th day of next month at 2 o'clock
IN the afternoon, at which parents of the pupils,
and all others who feel an interest in the edu-
cation of youth, are invited to attend
Leicester. s mo % 1909
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27
MARRIEn

In this town.. August %, by the Rev. Mr.
Miller, Mr.. George Nichols to Miss Dolly
Blair of Worcester.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
IN scriber has been duly appointed Executor Of
the last VIII and Testament of JOHN MIL.
LER, late Of Worcester, in the county az Wor.
cester, deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs. An per
sons indebted to said Estate are hereby calIedup.
on to make immediate payment and all those 10
whom said Estate is indebted are requested to ex.
hibt their demands for settlement.
HENRY w. MILLER.
Worcester, Aug. S. 1928. IS
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27

up without injury, declared that he could
run a hundred yards faster than any man
present and after being thus confined %
hours, was conducted to his anxious family.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27

q D AN away from the subscriber, ON Monday
80 night last, an indented boy named RICH :
ARD MOORE. All persons are forbid trust
ing him on my account, as shall pay no debts
of his contracting BENJAMIN PIERCE.
Hopkin:on, August 81, 1923. *35
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To The Wido'c and Heirs Of LUKE OsGooD, late Of
Barre, in said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned IN tte Estate of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL seeft) at the Court of Probate to be holden,
at Worcester IN said County, on the FIRST Tuesday
in October next, at ten of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why license should not be
granted to sell and convey so much of the Real
Estate of said deceased as win raise the sum or
S64s AZ cents for the payment of debts anI
charges; and you will be heard thereon.
IS NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob
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JOHN c. WARREN, }
z 7aBR M.B B. r ADAMS, Com.

A Dissertation marked F0nS ct OrigO Ma.
"a, is left at Mr.. Cotton's bookstore, for the
author if he should desire it.
Boston, Aug. q.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-27

OoF OF THE PAN INTO THE FIRE" The
only time that Gen. Jackson was ever entrust-
ed with the exercise of civil authority, was the
brief period during which he was governor of
FLORIDA. 30 odious and obnoxious were his acts
at that time, that Congress repealed the ordi-
nances established by him, and made it a highly
penal offence for any person to attempt to en-
force them. The evidence thus furnished of
lis unhtness for civil rule, has been hard thing
for the Jacksonians to get over. At length,
however, 1t has been attempted by Judge Breck-
enrioge OF Florida, who has volunteered for
that purpose. He says that Gen. Jackson
entrusted to himself and one Duncan the
making OF such ordinances as were necessa-
ry, and that, having confidence in them as civil.
lans' ne probably signed the obnoxious ordi-
nances without particular examination, Such
is the apology offered for Gen. jackson by his
oficlous friend An apology which places him
in worse light even than he stood before be-
cause 1t proves either that he was so conscious
OF his own entire incompetency to discharge
his duties as Governor of Florida, that he was
obliged to entrust it to the hands of some other
more mt person; or so regardless of his duty as
to suffer others to perform the most important
functions of his office without inspection or re-
vision. Yet such is the man who aspires to the
chief magistracy of this Union.
NEw AmERIcAN GARDENER. A new work
with this title has recently been issued from the
press of ]. B. Russell in Boston. 1t is compil-
ed by Thomas G. Fessenden, the able and
indefatigable editor of the Nel0 England Far
mer. We have not had an opportunity TO ex-
anime the work very particularly, but those
who have speak of its execution in terms of
commentator Indeed, the skill and judgment
displayed in the management of the Farmer,
indicate in the editor qualifications of high
character for a work of this kind and we I'M
derstanG he has been assisted in it by some of
the best horticuturists in the State, to whose
pens number of the articles arc attributed.
We therefore feel a confidence in recommend.
ing the book to public patronage and doubt not
it will prove profitable both to the publisher and
purchaser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25
CO.(CORD-- -..'I.'(Iy4IO;- E]lT-t.Il---

I'VE exercises f this Seminary the en.ux wear W;
commence on the 18th January mud ter on the
OF Bseembe The If instruction viii eonn,,, h
1iO" 10 tue m'noI branches Ct English ldse alton IN.
U;s oi the Globes, the theory sud rrsctioc of
a5ehiH the application of Algebra Geometry IIaue AN
iph.ca ir'gonometry Chemistry natural moral pncai
rnosophy, History Seles-L.tirts, Competition and 1hs
LATIN Sisst French, Italian aud Spanish language. a
vacation w' be allowed during the month Of AuIu IT
hummer oI neis sud respectable professional men .ho have
zen educated al Tn. Seminary. and the high literary srs
away; an'S'ued by those who have gone from this in,u
""h To the best Colleges well nj
una prove that the Students have
'nIneed The Patrons Of the Inst,uiion are.
invited al all tunes to visit The SubsoIber and
snd progress OF the pupils. The Ter board and
'u w'ii be S3U; esoh buArder andnE bis own he'd Rel
DING and candles, or i20 II they be furnished hv lie sub
sefeer Psrerts aud Guardians residing at d,,nee VIII,
n'y "'sh To commit their children ward, 10 hiso,f
requested 10 Ike timely application by letter.
THOMAS Is. COLEMAN
Fresf Of Concord -Academy.
Near the Bowling Green--Caroline COUNTY.
-xx4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25

The Court formed quorum on Monday li7,hl &
proceeded to bUsncss-the following Judges az
Tending, viz; Judges Stuart, BrockenircugIi.
smith, johnson, Dade, Daniel, Sempe, Saunders,
Parker, Upshur and Fie.d.-On Tuesday, Judges
Bouldin and Summers appeared--Two Only OF The
Judges being absent from the term; viz: Judge
lrie who Is confined to his home b. a paralyiic
aiflioton, and Judge Allen who is sick;
On wednesday, the Court gave judgment in IA
vor OF the Commonwealth against the Atlr,inistra-
'or Of Jerinan Baker, the late Treasurer, in the
sum OF more than S25, 0aO.--The information,
which bad been for some time pending against the
CIeFk OF the Court, was also tried. a iury were
sworn, EVIDENCE was produced in support Of The
Information, & verdict given, without tie Jury's
retiring ancrcing him one cent. The Court i'm.
media'ely pronounced a judgment OF AMBITION
from ohce, and IN his stead sppointed as the Clerk
OF ne court, CoH,caY Robinson Of this City. who
mas ioT some time acted as Deputy Clerk
10 We course Of The Week. Judgment was oh.
tanned Tor The Commonwealth, The heirs and
dcvgecs OF the late Treasurer. The suit against
TIE Securities has not yet come on, OWING 10 The
absence OF the witness who was expected 10 D, owe
the paying over OF the Cincinnati Fgnds TO the
Treasurer. u is understood 10 he fbe iuten;ion oi
The securities TO plead, lbat they are not bonn
under tiie bend, "a make good that default Tl,o
Court ave much business before then, and wiz
not pro! ibly adjourn before the close Of the pre-.
FF"s' ''- -9'.'h ci.;si.sn; Is 80 crs Jirs ~. *
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25

tSA'-H2O a y 4 iD-1s
TTE CopastnershiP heretofore existing AT this
place, under the style Of Ro. s. & f.. H.
Neon, was dissolved on the 0ih day Of May last
by mutual consent; should there yet exist any
claims against said concern, they must DC present.
cd TO T.. ~. aioOn for payment.
Al persons indebted TO SAD firm viii please
make Immediate payment 10 J.. H. Moon who il
alone authorised to collect the debts duo rle l1to
concern. 70. g. MOON,
J.. Il. MOON.
IT Intending 70 remove from this Slate in the
course OF two or three months. must earnestly
request al Pcrfous indebted 20 me, or 70 Tie late
firm oi 70. ). s. l.. ~. Moon 10 make payment
without delay.--Those who neglect 70 do by
IS, january next, may expect 10 find their bonds
or accounts iI the hands Of an Attorney for col
lection.
hi persons having claifns against ;he subscii-
Der are requested TO present them Tor payment.
-. u Moon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25

TIE School at LfangOlIe,.
Nytoh the liberal education 81 boys, commence, Il, 6,,
Ny Session on the Gath OF anusry. Sc - - -'F'
mas two departments, for literary one for ,cisu-
'hC PuI'u. The literary eiasseGk department. en-.
braces the English Latin, Greek SpAni.h Ffeneh A. ir
LarsHngss Geography, History bad the Philosophy Of
gurse' Inc SeiemDc, Aritbmatt Algebra and f..mefv
TernsFor board and s. 10 70, two ,e,s;on, in
ytat bed aud bedding il furnished here Go per snnuI,
Pso't one quarter an ADVANCE aud the Balance at the
81 ths year rls spPoations sdmance are
address Le"i's Store Post OIce, Spoylvsns coun,y Va
Eov.a5. JOHN LEV LEWIS. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25
PIRATE JInfefIaiuneI1f.

I-EyUdte Entertainment.
fttHE suh.cIbr grateful announcement
received, 'i'll continues 10 keep house of Pfi,n,s
Entertainment Mr. Juo. NJ Ande.,us Circ.,v s.,
opposite ia. Mansion iou., mel doo 10 Collin. r.
Eaos S''is where he prepared to
from tue country With their horses,
oie Terms lie esn Accommodate or 10 Metobsr. ~ a.,
L'samt with board .vss,on on ,ue term.
cannot tan IL give sasfa.cn lie eau also hoard IN -, ~
ho;ese BY the month. TeIn. equally satisfactory.
=, WILLIAM H0WLETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25
10 LEASE OR RENT--


Et<tt large brick buh lately erected by the
~ Charlottesville, WI sinis finished; ali n.es.,,,y
0ui nearly aud will he completed I,t NOV
next The heu is so by So feet, four stories. srdns so
toom- IRE place eacb; dining room 10 by 50 win
ne places house, kitchen, DAIRY -nots house. &C. NC
an I n'es aud OF atge sizs brick tsbe 100 by "a f.,
rans &c well Of Rae wate within efthc
houe;-s yard OF about aore which stand, brautifi,A
sot OF .ak Trees The garden grounds more -tb,
an &C OF snh TO which II pro.ed 10 or 40 acre,
or clover or other lots These building, 6ui an
n, at aud stand frorns the the Univrr,,,w
turnik road passing aud adjoining IN ,bt 40, ~
aoo eo"N, rosd on the south, both, LynehbuIr
iSai ie sect The western Of the 6udius
which stand situated bt~een the The Uniyer,ity
al 'minence, commanding both ms will =,
extensive and beautiful OF the Blue Rdre IN, Su,l
wet Mountains, Mcnee o and tie aiiac.st country for
nn.s III extent Tue subscriber pfopor 10 lea th, sab
Tor term OF years, or rent single yesr on
a"hanie terms, aud invites those disposed 10 view The
s,the advantage, OF the s,tuson many aud NAV be
nes seen .hsn described To
~ idaie di,p"-ed To Keep good harding house .ot Hot
they ATE inviting, aud particularly tose
s 'nsir son. Al the U1yer".y herd.na inter-, =. 4,
Ohsouesviif female ACADEMY without s4pen.S-FIt j, be
std mat rrs"Nr boarders be and
.' 'he Ho'e be kept in style many famine, iron, The
orer Country would spend their -Eariv
preferred. AIES "a kpp l Sri,,Ssr
Nov. 25 60 .r ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25
Nor. 20, 1928.
.aIr. Sserenson's ADDRESS.

We consider Mr.. Sievenson's- Defence as con-
ciusve.-lt is impossible 10 conceive by what cir
cumstances Mr.. Sloane could have been betrayti
into the gross misrepresentation or wretchcd mi
representation, which marks his attack.-Mr. Wiz
tleseys letter is follows:
Garfield, Ohio, oct. 2sh, 1929.
Sir On my return recently, from IN absence of
ZONE time from home, saw in n newspaper (now
ihi-iaid or taken from my Office not being one OF
which kecpa fle) Mr.. Sloanes letter addressed TO
you, in which he states, The observations he says
Mr Stevenson made to him, on the morning OF the
Gay the Speaker was elected, for the 10Th Con.
g'ess, and that he relate them me. have dis
tInct recollection that Mr.. Sloane on the evening Of
The day mentioned, in conversation we held on the
election that had taken place aud the subject of
the probable state OF parties that might thereafter
exist SAID, ''that previous TO taking thc ballo, Mr.
Stevenson accosted him aud Observed elf YOU -
(aiIuding to the friends os the administration as
supposedly twill elect mo Speaker win supuor;
the administration and the Deity was appealed
to as pledge of sincerity. do not pretend 10
give the exact words used by Mr.. Sloane, bat 1
have given them as nearly rs my recollecticn
serves me. The election OF Speaker for The 18th
was the subject of conversation between nj
Sloane and myself at the close Of the 18th Con-
gress. The candidates spoken Of were, Mr. Tav-
lor, Mr.. M'Lane, Mr. Stevenson and MIR Camp.
bell. then understood from Mr. Sloane, tia,
MIR. Stevenson had expressed his sp,rehcnsions
That the friends OF MIR. Adams would support Mr.
vi Lane, and that Mr.. Stevenson interposed obicc.
ions 10 him, ON account OF his politics
Very respectfully, yours,
J.. WHITTLESEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25
Sinu REW ARD

"a tSAWAY from Trabu.'s Pit, IN hlond,v tba 20, ,
80 arrt, negro man named Phmsn by raGe Al II,cL.
on"I rtn1ns toierah.e bright muato, about Sc o, 20
l"s ga, s"oi looking aud pieilgeot fellow PnmsD ia,
y. haned free papers aud will ,Ideavor TO leave fb
% nave r'a'on TO believe be Is, OF liza. heen recent,
~ Ssse''""'s' WIN DUNN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25
COMMUNICATIVE

. cosiMUXr,
MARRIKpl-O On thursday evening las,by the
III. Rev. Bishop Moore, III. Gc0rcc JTgtfe
.Unnford, to Hiss. Lucy s., dau ghtel of Thomas
Taylor Esq. all Of this city.
.fnofjser Soldier 0fMe RcrolAtiJH goncf
DIED Iron aiopleXy, az his residence Bray
field, Caroline county, on Tuesday, Nov iS,h.
capt George Bnckncr, aged 90 years; an officer
In The Revolutionary Army and jackson Elcc;or
Tor the district composed of the counties of Spo;t-
sylvanla, Hanover and Caroline In the observ.
ahce OF the relative duties OF Iuernber OF society
he was benevolent and honest, and the viriuolIs
rec,ltude OF all his actions distinctly eyinced that
ms lie had been devoted 10 the practice O! honour
aud integrity. In early youth he enlisted under
Tile banner OF struggling Freedom and age itself
could never repress the full tide oil that pIro,ism
which had-no object but the prosperity OF his
country.
-, on the 29th uIt, at Springfield, Rnck
ingham county, Mrs. .iid,thQ Johns, the wife of
Glover Johns, Esq. after short but painful! illness
which she bore with christian ioriude, aged Sc
years, leaving disconsoIate husband, four chill.
dren and a numerous train of friends and acquain-
tances TO bemoan her loss. She was a rne,nher oi
the Baptist Church and has been for uany years.
Society has been deprived of one who was beloved
by all who knew her
- at the residence Of Mr. lance II.nd
rick, near New London, in the 6Ist year of bis
age, Christopher Clarke, Esq. LAWYER of
great distinction. lie was very early elected TO The
Legislature OF Virginia, and afterwards TO Con-
gress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-25
STEAM BOAT NOTICE.

sxR0Rn III. Maryiand aad Yirssn,u
SD0 Sfsost Roaf Company o6sSt IL.
"a that the Stsambosis K,eLmone
- P.tsrsburE which ply bstwse.G
Norfolk sud Rich ere adves-
,ised fct sale Z the 2Osh %
P,.r" csappointunsp To travellers the
ginia and we'll throusht Rsehrvpd
more, stopping az Norfolk andCiy Point; accomplish
which, the Norfolk Capt Jnp: Ferguson, Sen. VIII
Batnoie every Sunday atsrno5, at 3ocloek Mo- t,i,
commencing Sunday Esd ins leave Norfolk for R.h
"oud every Tuesday n'Vrnpg at oo3ek leave Rthp,crd
every "wednesday at cclcct, -a.d N ,rtolk
osI,uot. every THURSDAY morning st V'cloet.
The Ptrsn,a Oapt Ino. Ees j.. ~h leave D.i-
more every tdnssday aftsrm0oa Of o'clock Norfolk
eomnsns'ns 2tth , Leave Norfolk for RichacnJ sv~ry
Friday morning at o'oet, leave Iebmoud for Ensick
every Sunda, mug o'cck Nosslh fer l.I,,
nOr. .,ery Monday morning 9YeIoeh,
navigation u open Fare Baltimore 10 Norfolk Ss.
from Norfolk To CITY Point S. aud Richmond SS All
baggage and good, al the rt Of the uer..
JAMES FERGUSON, Agent
80 Bowh'sswhari.