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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16
from he Virginia Herald.


Inc Anniversary Of this eve. memorable day was
Celebrated at the Orange Springs, by and
respectable company. The weather was mild aud
pleasant and par'icu ary bic TO the festivities OF
tie day. The yooth and beauty Of The ueighborhoud
had assembled, excellent music was provided and the
day passed away with much hiarity and decorum.-
The Hon JAMES Barbour attended an invited
guest, and although tn company was composed of
persons Of both parties, the slightest aliusion was
made t" the excitement that prevails through the coun
try !'arty feeling vas buried ia oblivion, and with
spirit sucd to IN occasion, all present United no
norin the day and ext ending TO their Guest res
pect and hospitality which his distinguished services so
justly merted. About o'clock the company sal
down to an eegan dinner, prepared BY Wessrs Hume
and Nelson, al winch Charles e: RolcGrd acted az
President, md RichQ'd H. TIsliaJerro Vice Prcsdcpt
AZ soon as the meats we're removed tbe following
toasts drank: -
is The lih OF Jny, '76,-a bright spot in the vista
Of time.
Cd. The Declaration of ndependence--procaincd
BY the wisdom of Patrots-secured By the blood Of he.
rOes.
Cd The Congress OF '?6-s deliberations the liber.
I'cs OF nation the wisdom OF lis councils passport,
20 Immortality.
!'i'. The officers and soldiers of the Revolution
their TaoG ana suernSs ent'ic them 10 nations gra
UtuL3.
5h The L s.atcsnaav The duration RI ,,,c,r Tr,,o
be measured only by tie Radius of Eternity
9Th George Washins'on--he viii stand Landmark
: il the waste O! ages
7th. Thomas Jeferson-t.e author Of he Dcoya,
ration CT indepcndence-the act for the establish
r,pat of rciipicus frsodnp and I'm r,rnr - It, ~:
versiy.
8ti James NIa..json-.hc s,,o,,,ss e., ,o..,-
troncn he has The bercJc,;s IS al 'e
bJr Madison nm, bc,n,r ,ro.,,,t :, III
was read va '''s 1e"e'
& have received confidence -o.,. -o.. r.
inst N which 7 IN, iry;ic, j., s., 49,: VIC : ~
partake. with = oor,i,o Of r,,r ~ 'ei'S I"
IT, OF a dinner ON t2, ary,r,.ch;- - " | ~.
pIeasure sborId fI - 1890 ,'' ~ ou5 l"e
cason would be c7orn har eIG;;,, W. S1l" 80. w
avail myself OF The ipc;fs,,c,. h., .,.j $500. ' "
ces will corcrr NJ t,st t,,-o :; ,,i- =. ~
no,var need no, saw thsf 80, :, ga, y. ~!
should Cad anon other i5ie,,,i orr 4,i,i a
conn.!yran nov gau;jf =. 10 -. - 49, ;.e,
foreign service
To Yourselves gentlemen oG:,r go, ,,;, 49,
best respcc,s JlST1,c NJ sI1IGSr,I '''
REYNOLDS Cbarn,,r
Ti.o. T. Si.nnI;e =,
U.,eI T. I'll
John II! I..c
Richard H. CDap,g,:,.. (,,y,n,;.,.e %
ou T,,oos n7,.ao t:,
ire, i.o-,.o -: - '''''eo do ne received TIC
M, o., ,,,.i' u
bs,,,. III t,.ct - I'Srie i"H ~ OIL
lin o. II, ,;,a,:,i", 60 - =, ''2-, "i7 name
inror,a,t ,,tro %.:.-; - '1'S',''" u az an
d. orr i,,,,ros,s I'll, ~ 49,. "o '1't 10 'e"F
4. roo, .. ~ 49,, >,
,osc ,r,r H. :; a." r,''"' ~. barbour a
dfczerd the ro,r, ~ -.'o"5 'ec'S' ana "o-
RIA T.,,,r, IiI ,,;y 80 ,n:,,' .,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16
Fortunate Lottery Office.

EHHE subscriber having established himself or7,s
= ht"'y ~ t'e Cdy OF Richmond IN the Lottery En-
siness, and having had unusual s,ccrse il tho
Of FrzeS disposed to afford bis friends in the co,,
a" 9Pp"5Go5y Of paosns in the good luck WHICH al
The neg, I,,,cry - y.; o;',ooieis az tnIS oi"ce.
LoIlERY io'h class to be drawn is alh q srgembc.
CAFITAL PRIZES.
SC;ooJ-,--S-,5oo-si 1902 Of 500 SC. O..
1i'iss ST. Halres S2---Q,arters1 ].
The subscriber VIII also Lcsp cons,ant,y ~, t,,5
great variety Of c6ets in different Lotteries Order, from
"ny p7s ci the State enclosing cash or Prize Tickets viii
Use' "i'" tho most prompt attention
Rio'sa7ta. - ri. IS, 1905 -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-16
VOLUNTEERS


'hat tie could imagine toast sentiment nor com
genial to his feelings, tan the hc sas about 90 Of
TO-; and who he Acknowledged il was borrowed bo
felt no doubt it you'd be eheerfuly received b. the
COMPANY
uGHRT ChhY-PUrc American rac;al; The more bc
is hammered on the anvil the clearer nc rirrs-be
more be Is rubbed with rotten stone, the brighter he
shines.
BY lst Vice President, Washington Smith, Nav
jhe C'Ti authority always govern The military.
BY I'd Y. = Mills Butler. The spirit which ony
erned our forefaIhors Of '7G-inay The same spiri,
govern US now.
by Sd Y. ?. Mills Ridjick. James Barbour. lafa
Secretary Of War; OF Yirginias distinguished Sons
BY Col Josiah Ri5dick. Richard Rush, Secretary
fthe Treasury.
BY Cob SatnH Corboll. The memory OF De Wit
Ciin'cntc prosperity Of his nativc State is Tie field
Of his famchis works practical Illustration that
internal improvements arc essentially necessary 10 Tie
welfare Of State.
Nv Dempsey Bird. Peace, Plenty, Manufacture,
end Internal improvement
John &. Cohooo, Esq The memory OF Cen Pike.
Ny VIM. u. N'Cleuny. The memory Of Comrno
dore Oliver y. Perry.
- Bray y Walters Adams and CIay-the more
&c ir5. the better Ike them.
is "oshna NJ. IIarrcll. The Uniou orthe States
cs'c perDctua.
- WIN Cof5clj THE splendid ship American
'i"H- i5e woHie- AMI ,r1ul,ln Of 'hs World v.icb
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eripi ~ fhs' -'ier, 3ssure m. ilst II WIS nreat
,siacfory. ans, thai you we're surprised that a
man of General lack sons standing should be
gully OF such an evasion
Eag. ! did mol.
Nozzle. Please, Major Vigus, TO state what
Governor Ray told you respecting Gen. Jack.
sous letter
Tigus. lie made remarks to me about the
letter like those You have mentioned
Noble. WISH Judge Wick that you would
state What Gov. liay said To you about General
Jackson's letter
Htct. lie told me II was not satisfactory TO
him, il might please the oninlelligent and I'M
enlightened Of the Jackson panty, bat men OF
sense would think it n mere EVASION.
Ray. Did | not 60 ON TO say mat I was salts
fed with the principles of the letter, but was
sorry Gen. Jackson had not gone more into de-
tail
Hick. did not hear such language n om
you. iou made no qualification oil what | re.
peaied OF your words.
Noble MIR Fletcher. please repeat Governor
Rays language 10 you, on the subject of Gen
Iackson's letter
Fletcher. lie stated thai il was unsatisfacto-
~ and ovasye j; and he made no qualification
oil the language he used.
NObit Governor, IN your speech Won say
you have published the sentiments contained in
your letter 10 Handy, in thirty-seyen counties g.
that va DO not regret i. Nhv thru did you re-
quest Handy not 10 publish your letter until at
Ter the election
ITO this question Governor Rgy made no an
swer)
Gen Mobiles reasons as stated by himself for
calling upon Gov. Raw TO answer the above, was
Ia jutifg himself for having repeatedly given
pledge. and assurances thai Coy. Ray Was SIN
core freud oftbe Administration.
-Lr.s9
Cen. Jacksnn's answer 10 the Indiana auer-
res, is about ~ definite aud as Satisfactory as
Jacl,'S answer I, his master:
Master. ia k where's the dough
jnrf. Long de harf0It, Master.
NoHier. Aud where Is the harrow, thenl
Jack. He long de pioagb SIR.
Minister Well then, where are the plough and
harrow, both
Jact. Both ,oeedder, | say hant tell you
so. tree or fore TIMES, alore.
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mar. and IhA son ola patriot and rennsylyaa'-
en--and shall be put down because Inc nas not
born south Of the Potomac
10 The Tain Bin md us real advocates, re-
Gently burnt In eiligy IL South caro'lna-M'y
these bonhres OF The south, be beacon lish's 10
,Ie friends of American ministry aud National
nnion-.o shall these blazes give more light
than heat"
n The minnritv If the Pennsylvania Del
egation Ia the 2u'h Congress lhrir policy D.
drIt, 10 the interests of their constituents ther
reward. the appreciation ofthe'r fellow citizens
II HE People nj pennsy lvania-lt isa libel
on theif understandings, that the Livingtons oil
Louisiana, the oicyensnns Of Virginia, The La
tons Of Tennessee, aud the Villains oil Missis-
,Iuri should mako an expensive pilgrimage
IN the home II betraying them intoihe support OF
q southern candidate and southern policy
13 Tho Governor of Pennsy lyanla-lle has
~ lce IN his annual messages, IN disregard OF
faction. violence, avowed,hls confidence IN the
capsclfy mud virtue Of those who nov admins
Ter tn. government Of ihe unions the people APP
pland hfs sound discrimination
During the afternoon, the health Of the Hon
MIR. Sergeant, Hon. Nj. Anderson, represen-
faite from Delaware country, MI. Roberts aud
others were drnk--and these gentlemen ad
dressed the nieetlu@ win gfedl apinrss anu ioIce
and With attractive cloquence. Reports oil these
addresses Will shortly appear.
The urlnoS harmony peryaded fhc company,
aud ninth aud good will were visible Oh every
face. Tie exceeding heat oi the sun was oc-
casronay tempered aud mItlgalcd Ivy refresh
ing bteazrs--lhe young enjoyed themselves IN
Ihr nnslmcs Of rhcir are, and the old Told tales
Of otner umes, ofbattles fought, of victories won
and Of the morn trying scenes silent misery
cold hunger aud neglect
90 Huf brh iley saw mud part Of which they we're
'lhr highly respectable character oi the g'eat
bodg al cllizeus assembled and the interest ic!t
for the rarsc IN which they had II common
share. annuot Tail of giving IN influence 10 the
Valley Forge celebration. which shdl extend
far beyond The hDe aod place o mrrtine, AID
ahich y. trusi will epe new hrllltancy 10 the
b,iehmlngProspecls oi the administration cause
IN tins state I. ,. Jd2eHt,
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,el. on as beng Ia nom exaggerated. uehe,
raj Jaoksauia cause. IN Washington eon"'i' Is
down. Yours truly,
tennessee, l3ih Jnls, ISIS.
GrsrLrsrs, Tie canvas for r'eeiof !" 'i''s
tine knox.iIle) dt.tfe, Is progressing L's'
Nonday was conn IN Knoxville. Mr Nf'son
i,be Adams candidate fuf eleeior) addressed Tue
People A.. Lee. our Congress iIelnese"'"'i'e'
had 10 answer b'n.
Had vor fauf siestn-presses mere an"feP'
NJ work flr tn fuu mouths 10 come !" give
the People the ruth. and enahle them 10 Jug
carrrcrir w,uld fisk ALL possess on s'N ',.e-
ion. ~ Tennnessee voting for Mr.. Aaain'' Ne'
faH hit.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
From the National Journal

From the National Journal
Gorerpor Rrg This gentleman appears TO
he IN sliuatian oil some perpeXltY at this mo-
mcnt The publication Of some OF his political
sentiments, communicated in letter to Mr.
Handy, mas gwen him great uneasiness aud OF
lencr. He has written card, which appears in
the Indiana Journal. the purport of which. is
that he ne is MOI pledged 10 either Of the Pres-
deniill Candidates and that he never called
j 81 the Opposition To the present administration
m outrageous faction" A popuar hdranene
which he recently made TO the citizens of Mari
on County, places the Governor IN a somewhat
epuivoca light. lie complains bitterly that
! his ~ waite and confidential bureau had been IN.
vaded by m unauthorized body, calling them
selves a Jackson Central Committee. more
damnabie in their de Igns than the Spanish In
uLs,ton and in the same harangue he i'm
/ poreS the Jackson men to vote tor him. lie
| u sserteI that " his wrongs were more than Ne
could bear and his whole speech proved nat
he was in quite as great difficulty ahom the
measure ana direction OF his rights. " lie had
always hecn in favor of the acts Of the gimInis
,raiion'-" when he had said thai he stood com
initted TO the Jacksonians) as strong The An
dies, 1t rnS on the condition they elected hgH.
twas cruel in Gen. Noble after the Governor
declaration. that " his wrongs were more THAI
he couid bear, 10 pat him in the rcT0Rg again
SO W. 10 add one more % the budget, as he clear
" did in the following dialogue. If we NAV b,
permitted 10 play ou 80 sacred q word as nam
euhernaloral, we might say the Ray is likely t'
be totally ecirpsed
. Aflei Governor Ray descended from the stand
Gen Noble advanced and the following con
versation took place.
Noble. Please. Goe. Ray, 10 state whethe
YOU have not always protested TO me to be a
minlsiraton man, and whether Won did nc
last winter, authorize me to assurethc admin,
( trsiion men of the Legislature, that YOU wer
e and wished 10 be considered an admnistratio
: man
e Kag. told YOU was for the measures ,
5 the administration.
0 Noble. pld YOU not tell me YOU were for N
men a. we'll AS the measures OF the ad,ninislri
e iton aud authorize me to say say 50 on your b.
J. halt
n Ray. did not.
Noble. You certainly did Did YOU not
r short time since pay n contribution OF fl,
If dollars for printing the Administration Address
e Ray. did
o Noble. In your letter To Handy Won say th
Gen. Jackson's letter has satisfied you No
state. whether you did not shortly after the n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
lrSxsYIvANlA-HrcEs COUNTY

u.,ttsroWS, July q The preparatory
,.e,,tap 81 me friends Of lhe Admins ration on
sstataa, al, vas unusually large, and f"'eb,
il ever. exceedrd by any political necons n'f.
.at,,e held 10 'hta country, IN point ol iaf"' i'-
.nee3pb,af. nud weight II ch"aeief. lhe
nafbet present 0, generally sci down at oho"
qfn EVERY foW ashp AND borough hfh'E ~.
,4tessnlrd vii but tom exceptions. ihr'' vas
y eoraiaiIir. unauimny, hd zeal mtn''Hfe
,,,uraughont thrir whole proceedings "hich da=
sef, wen tof the Cause q in winch every one al-
pc,red 10 have embarked witt the mnft lFty
,t,ld,gs. Among The addresses made ~ the
v,eat,oe. that IN thr Kry. Nj. hontayne, was
" r'i frceived md hehh approved ot Inc oest
,sE isuce ihnt nur cause IS good, l. the lat' 'at
u number Of persons. vito have n"' anehh'a
political messing Ton twenty years mud upwards
r>nmf 10, ward on this occdsinn. 20 TESTIFY ny
,hei prcscnee aud influrncc their hearty cut
cnrrptee and appreciation OF The inra>otfs' 81
yirru,nS. economical and canmniWed Admnta-
ttation aud 10 oppnss the election 81 mfit
military man. 1naf tHe friends of tile Admin
,.tratian are increasing TO- number. Is iart
winch We ia,.c pleasure IN making pubic. In
taenari OF tins Wc could mention u number OF
. fnipmrn hereto lore oiaimed rs .Iackson men.
sho earnestly and actively participated IN the
proceedings Of tho mertug The Intelligence
received ftotn every part of ne county Il OF The
most cheering and rnraurag ar character, aud
there Is every piohahil''v thm Bucks county
i, m give 1000 majptitg Tor toe Administration
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Your iliend aud follow citizen.
JAS. BARBOUR.
Nesssrs- Hugh Mercer VIM NJ Black.
ford. Nm. F Gray. Thos. II. Bolts,
John s. Wexford, VIM. Browne, 7.
Harri son, Rev X, Wexford.

Bootseiirrs' Dinner.-On Tuesday the 22l
inst Tia. Enoksellers OF Boston, gave dinner
~ the Exchange Coffee House, IN their pro-
fessional friends rom different parts ul The [.
MON, who were attending the trade sale in
that city. The following were among the
toast, DRINK on This festive occasion
|. Boston Book Fairs--Wccome 10 al in
vited guests--We present them james HsmH-
ton, second Erebnngs List, all good stock free
choice and no rtserre.
.. Reeanr Trade Saes--Thc re guler trade
winds witch blow alternately \. 4. and 5. W.
MAY they always come laden with profit and
success
3. Authors-Nay the great quantity Of
rays c"qnircl 30 clothe their numerous of.
| spring not ohligc the honksclIors TO gonaked.
! /. Book dealers Throughout the Union
/ Courtesy among the craft Friendship in
| trade, anu Il strict regard 10 each other rig hts
and privileges
3 Jugglers who coniure old
shirts ato ne'0 Sheets--,light caps into foolscnp
and what is discarded by the body into fl
clns'dng for The mtri-Let us take care
these coniarers don't turn booksellers into
bankrupts.
s. Priaters--Let there he no USELESS sorts
none that give bad Impressions and may al
new fnunts keep clear af the Old Mex
! :. The Fpmsle Authors Of America-Truc
, rrpa6icqns-We will not name as among them
one Ropni writer.
g The next Presiient--John's son nj
Jacks son-- MAY his works brar strreotyping
y. The American System Success 10 tina
system which makes man read the most, ant
lays no tariF on the mind.
10. Literary Times-formeriv, the highes
poeiicat stsinmenls could hu, procure
ihread-hare attre--Latieriy, the dullest prose
obtains decent covering
u II, The astations OF Literature, which
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49, '''''~7 - ' r al.
T''eiHfd HON ''e'y par -" nv 1',''.' - -
most cheering and 'nraor's az CHARACTER, "n
there Is every piofmhh'v ihm BUCKS cou"o
I'D Biyr 1000 my''u9 Tor Tue A'"''''s"'"'''
VALLEY EOhhL MhLIIN
Phidfc'p4fa, JHlg ~ he tanners ei ! enh
s,lyan,a are 30 much occupied WIN 'hep u''
fsIng on anu a''o" TN ~" u - ~
cannot v,ftont an lmpniG"t haei 'te' P''' "
the National Festival ihat attention. "hleh II MAY
c'niin from every ciilzen, especially 'h"Ne So " u
J, patriotic ms the yromanty OF teno'' Rhn''' II
las therefore, bec"nea 'ns'"la III .l's s'''', w
ile good people 10 select some DAY near me c'oSc
otIny "a winch 10 cfiebfa'r ihrh "g''oh niue
l,epdencc and their harvest home
~ accordance with tins custom inc people o.
Montgomery, Chester and bfi5"atc csnn'Ir''
secondly go thf National administration assam
llrt. nn Saturday, the eh'h 'nst at A".fi fo'gt
the gtouud reolrfed sacred by The snhtfmgs
,t the American army under Nashnglon--"i'h
v'c~t cui"s rh''r gieatirs''Na5s ana 1fehg'h-
an zach other IN Tue oanse OF the administration
hud inalci then country.
Those who have not Witnessed th"te meetings,
can fern hui poor idha 81 hr manner IA "h'ch
they are coaduetcd-those "ho have, may
Judge something Of thai OF saturday
A. an carly honr The people commenced as
s'mhllag ana by ~ y. N "'F WIZ S'en "P'
preaching the sceuc Of tcstIyly irom every
pnlt al lie compass, rad bs almost every known
ucans OF conyryance--saddle horse, Plrs,
oesrbons, coaches, bsloucho'. wagons, canal
bnais. SAL kuats. ~.
Large parucs 81 gentlemen tom the rip, mr.
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virginia. rules holden in tin clerks office ofthe
Superior Court OF Chancery far he Lynchbmg Dis
trlcti the An day of August ls95 Daniel Brown aud
Jhcob Andersoa, merchants aud paltners trading
der the style and firm ri Hruwn 4 Anderson Pltf,,
against Jsmes Campbell Thomas Franklin, (major3
and John hcGrynod>. Defts
The defendant Janes Ganpb ell not having entercdhis
npPearancr given security according To the act Of As
s'nblF "d he rules ots court. and IL appearing by
uNiaetery evidence that he is an uthitant Of tbs
county II Is ordered that the said defendant do appear
hric IN the tenth day OF Inc next term and answer the b
{" tif Plaintiffs and TINT copy of tins order be forth
Wthns"ried IN some newspaper printed in the town Of
Lynchrg, for two months >ucccssiyeIy aud posted
the front door ofthe courthouse IN The SAID town
= A cory -TeSte, JDIJN WILLS OK.
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Prom tho Philadcpri,d - Gazette, July 30.
lflI-l u y Al i

Tho Steam Don't Franklin. Captain Kay, from
New Uflrans, vas Yesterday announced As be
low. aud knowing the anxiety that the public
felt rs t. the result OF the election in Louisiana,
nnc Of the editors 81 the L. S. Gazette drove
down tpfho Iaxaretto, mad procured the New
Orleans Argus oi the 18th m1 The election
took pIare on the IN We subjoin an editorial
paragraph from the Argus.
The success uflhe Admin. trntion party in the
present elections IN TIN, Parish will correct the
oycrhearing arrogance Of the jackson party,
aud inform the people afnnr sister States lhat,
IN the theatre Of the Ieros gIorY, majority OF
Independent citizens have holdi DECLARED that
he is WHIT for the Office 10 winch he aspnes
Nevcr since this State became idenlihed with
the Civil compact, has thore been so decided an
expression ofthe public will lndred tbemoraI
power Of the peopl, has been So clearly demon.
stratcd nrnnIhis occasion, thTs none but the
most obdurAtc nnhcltcvcr ear vii hhold the ac-
knowlcdgmeni ofihe ~ pallng fact 10 effect a
d0rroottcs II however, our OPP 1snentS, (SeB
dtJbrd TIE PEOrLEt') SIT ,Pped AT no
thing. The sanc'liy Of the City Council was in
~ ed by them. in the shape o an HpprobatoIy
addres. 10 the honorable Edward Livingston 49,
the Judges ol the 81, cton we're FIRST coaxed, and
then brow hratcn-praUeable CItzanS were n
iarmed, and Threatened both by IN lammaIury
,prechrs nj the noll,, and by their M IN Piece +;
but all IN no purpose. The boue and Wnew of
our population bad proudly marked out their
course, aud pursued u without feat To tSe glo-
rlouS discontinue ef the whole Jacks ON pha-
anx. such a triumph, in the very hot bed of
Iacksonism, speak volumes Tor the IN, ,ial IN
egrlly Of the people, and gives sure pl e'tge TO
lnr country thai the Administration has thing
10 fear in this quarter
The following are the returns as far az heard
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL.

II filE subscriber begs leave 10 inform his
Il trends aud the public generally, that
haVtrg made nHny important imp ovemenss
~ the House and premises occupied as he
Fountain Hotel. in tbs toNn of NV London
le Is now prepared 10 eceomnotatp them
IN style which he hopes pnd believes will he
perfectly satisfactory to any QUO vino nav.
call np"n him. He pledges himself. ;ndced.
thai h's means OF accommodation 10 trnyeI-
'ers are equal il Dot superior 10 those or any
olhrr tavern in fis INN, disj. ue,ghborhooa.
H. las Stahf at all times well tllpd with
gram "nd provender-A we'll 0llch al
lords water superior in qnaiis- 10 any around
nm, ART r. promises ryfr I" !Uni-h table
which SHdI "qnal III" reasonaolt rxpecta-
ions o! taosr who may favor man . ih thei.
patronage. Let aay Individual cali howev.
r". and II be '-.at eatiei,a o.. his de- arturo
isge Il "'.s price, il - proc .srd that
o 1 gau "7ge will bp - - r. expect
- o. JUB4L c. DIFF.
T. u1aS7
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Fredericksburg. July ODD, 1923
To The Hon. Jas. BARBOUR,


Sir,-On the eve of your departure from
your country, on a distant aud important ser
vice, number OF your fellow citizens OF
Fredcrickshure. who have long known and
esteemed Won rs a neighbour and friend, de-
sire to testify 10 You in public manner the
high estimation in which they hold your
character AS a citizen, and your conduct rs 3
public officer W., therefore, in comp,ianc-
with their request, respectfully invite you
10 parlake with Us of public dlonrr, NJ
Yonnga Hotel, tomorrow afternoon, nj 5
O'clock.
Permit rs TO assure yon, 'har you carry
from yonr native shores our confidence amt
nsienr. aud oar bet wishes for your pro,rert-
~ and happiness
Hugh Mercer. John s. HelJod,
I'm NJ RiGckford = Harrison.
I'm T. Grnu n. Bc0Wne,
TH0s. Il. ROHs, Bep. Il UeHiorM
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07


FlRhlNiA At Rules holden in the cl,ts nths
superior court Of Chmerry ETtfe .nchbnrg district
the 1th day OF august, l-!S. lanusl lenox, Sur1i-
Nlhg partner ot The late firm Of rerlaGd and Gils,
rt.as1,nst Sterling &. tudrr-on adIcr Of Jas AMBER
SOU acc John T. Goodrich Peter Francisco, the sad
Sterling G. Anderson, in h, ON, n tlpEt James p An
defsoi, Peter r. Anderson, Henv f. Reaumout aud
9aiy ms "lle, Martha RtHcJ Airline Anderson, Id
mnnd r. Lee and Sn>anaah his VIE, Ilos. Mood.on
and Lucy his wife, sarah T.. Allen Virginia /. Allen,
Amanda :. Alien, Jefferson li,d,ay & MARI r. his wife.
Adrhne Anderson, widow of edmund L. Anderson,
dec d. james Anderson. mfmt sol u the said Edmund
Anderson. decd, and another infant child ofthc aid
Edmund T. Anderson, decd drtepdnnt,
The defendant Adelme Anderson. widow of Edmund p.
Anderson deceit not having entered her appearance CAV
en- security according To the act Of Assembly and the
r"es oi nis court, and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that she i nGl irhahitant of tins county,
ordered that the salaa PENDANT do appear here on
Tue tehh day OF the next term answcr the amended bi
OF the plaintiff and thai "A copy ofhs order h, forhu nth
inserted III some newspaper printed ',l OIL ync-
oHP, Tor Two months successfully and posted the
ioh' hoor oil the courthouse in the said town.
g \ topy-Ieelc, JOHN WILLS. e..