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TRUST NILE
vr1V yiFtue ri Deed Of TIu. executed Cha, J. II,
40 Al cbd Taylor, Archd. b. yce and Thomas H. Cr-shaw,
t.hr OF whom Is authorised 10 individuality dated the
29ih July, 1929 which duly recorded the oic. the
CLERK OF Lousa county court the undersigned will, Wed
he'day the 18th day OF the current month, II tar otherwise
the next TAR day. proceed front Of the courthouse in
Louisa county to sell 10 the gLes, bddet for ready money
all The DegToes TO which the said Charles Fox is entIed
the division Of the estate OF ms father late John Fox the ell
DER ct the county siol esod Such title vested by
the afCressid deed will he made the purchasers aud none
ether, tho no difficulty IN the title is known o me-
TH0dAS u. CRENSIIAW, Trustee.
June 10. ~ III.
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NOTICE..

.NOIICE.
LII persons having claim. aeaiu the estate of ANTHONY
H. Thornton, dec. by bond note or open sceouLt will
Bake ihem known 20 without deisy and all pei.on.
no longer induI se.ce can be ~ anisd.
HENRY L CARTER,
April IN IL 49,
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TRACT OF LAMD

lying IN cuIIes Neck IN Henieo county, called Old Cue.
oai"'ng oI2 acres be the less Thi.
nu ;" wen In wn, that deemed
"e nsny advantage. possese.. There is large Matl
.ne land siu,ed in v.iy sdvan,sg position
avery large POTION Of the land is we.tt ia
ei"sTii shd age cop of wheat may he seeded
TO, aio" iis iail There the land excellent
nou'' wdh 10 rooms good bar stables, aud si
rave threshing machine, &c. SC.
e believed 10 be nngueicnohle; hu, the subscriber
a. trustee, we'll only convey sueh title ve-ted in
nn ro,'ton viii be given immediately The sale will
'o;nmthre al il O'Clock. WM w. MOSDY.
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FE.If4LE EDTJCqyiO NJ

LADY, dsrOu' Of obtaining .iinston IN + sm.le Sem,
mary or private smily, Teacher and one who can
produce ss:se'oy te-nontsis qualifications &c TO-
we heard % ny addressing line y IT. c. Peie,bure w
Feb. ~. q, .
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June 10.
.N.EW NIP or VIRGLNLg.

VIEW NIP or PIRGLNL9
NHE New Map oil Virginia, compiled from, survey,
Il under the suthOrhy Of the State, published, ard
may he obaneby PERSONS destUus OF procuring appc
"n tn VIM j. icbardsoh, at the Capitol in II City oi Rich
Dond.
This work, Effected By the iahuur Of many years.
great cost OF and money has heen ufpa
ed III variety and accuracy Of dsia beauty aud
execution reflects the hshes; credit The
kii OF the Immediately erned publication
end must prove highly satifyns and useful TO the public Th.
Legislature have authorised the sale Of $50 Copies only Of
Map, the large scale Of I'VE miles the the Exc
euVe, with the Of making the sale rapid
possible have directed the copies he disposed If tb,
moderate price or $50
Under these circumstance, probable that person, who
shall not make EARLY application, will he unshie obtain
Copy Of this beautiful aud valuable work.
August s. 25-u
Hap Of pirgntn, reduce j from the Nine SAeet 6ap Of
The STATE, according TO The provsni The Gensr
d@erby passed Wh March 1897, IS also published aud
may be obtained application nbore Ice So per eoyy
Copies 4 both Maps in convenient portable foJn. az
obtained II pre}tTTed
Dso % s27 So n
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.Y0IICE 70 PUBLTC DEBTORS

NOTICE 70 PUBIC DEBTORS!
AUDIron's OFFICER
5th June, 1928.
WHEN notices issue from h. Office, in consequence Of
~ any default, IN the payment &c money, performance
oil particular duties all persons concerned will be pleased
Ter0ier that stho the debt. be afterwards paid the duty
peIioned unless the costs delivering the notice.
satshcd, Judgment will he obtained GenxIa Court,
tor full costa, including the Attorney Generals fee The
frequent negiec, Of this Rule this public
say JAS. Z. HEATH
june TO- 1o-u And'r Pub. Aoci..
YIN. & .1I-4RY COLLEGE,.
'iE public Examination Of the students of this Institution.
WEI commence Thursday the 9th and terminate
Oh the I'D OF July Parents, Guardians and all
may desire 10 he present. fully invited 10 attend
ORDER OF THE EXAMINATION.
ast nnat a7,n MIR. Browne-the Classes.
2Sth-Mr. Computation Mstb. Glass.
soh Mr.. Dew Political Economy.
Nc. camPbeil-Sen Math. Glass.
July Nj. Dew-Philo,ophy If the
Ist5 Human Mind, and Hi.toy.
o. } Rev. MI. Eirpie-Moral
Philosophy Logic
Philosophy aud Cheni,try.
By order,
FERDINAND S. CAMPBELL, Seen.
Williamsburg. June 10. lu-St
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CHEAP GOODS.

fINHE Gudsr,gned tsAe thus uces.i"n acknowledge
u sr friends aud 'h- public their Of obligation 70
their eouneSsnre aud support for the last years Will
thsy do tina they 10 add, that
sadly compel them 10 she deter "f closing
smes IN Richmond With thu they have eSseiud.d
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on rP to The South, have appointed VIM L.
time. snnIcCu ~"
Arr IS 20 49,
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NOTICE.
WILL BE SOLD,
or Tuesday the Gath day Of .Jie.2e net.f
Nd Hyue q" deed the late Mr. or
1Moa the sb.c her, duy recorded ia the clerks offs
OF tn. Borough Of NvIfoik, al IL. Stock of
LEATHER
in the watts If has Tsn YARD consisting of about
ysS % HIDES Heavy SOLE LEATHER
9G4 ~ Hides Mddng do do
Isl flidss Light do
1855 Hides Upper LEATHER
SIS Kipp SKINS, and
Al Cali SKINS.
Also,a the BARK remaining hand m that tine; a
quantity Of Iau the Fools in the Curriers' Shop; Mill
Horse; Cart; WetlhsTfowj aud small hlcr &c. &c.
TeIms ready money.
DENNIS DAWLEY, Trustee
g
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4 MILLER WANTED.

Il STORE HOUSE TO LET.
WYE wish employ sober steady, well qualified
&E o act a, 81 miller AT this place. None need apply
without the satisfactory testimonials OF good character
.,ualiie AOos.
The Store House al this psce for rent Possession to be
feadered in October next 1t is considered good country
stand for business ~ Il I. II. CRENSIIAW,
Va. Mills, Buckingham.
funs O. a--ff
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<kHE Executive will receive ptoPo,a conformity with
the Provoas Of the Sd section of the coneernns
The Arwo, htIeto annexed 20 Aud be fusiher enacted,
that the Executive he authorised Ascertain
what term. the armory badnys Land attached thereto,
can Sold exchanged or leased Tor term of
nuneate 10 the General Aembly resulted their
enquiry" By of the Executive.
. WM. II. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Exef u;Ive Department.
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.VOI4C'E.
IL persons indebted the E.a,e Of Robt Bell dec ae
saddIer Of the city Of Rthmond hereby Informed
that unlesJ they coll the suhsrrber before 1T
day Of July nrS, aud settle their secoun
utter thsi period, their and bonds will be pot n lt
han Us Of Attorneys fUr collection ~ othsrwise.
w. D. WREN, S. Q. r.
& admir- OF Il. Bell, dec
June 9. s-tf,,T1iv
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SAnDLERY, HAHNEss, &c.
PYIL.4DELPHL7 .1f,9.NLyF4CTDRE
DIES mepJ and ladies, saddle, curb n snafe
brides, by The doz. ,su zig aud ssrrssc harness. tid
san.r nailmgale saddle bags lesheT travelling uunk beg
~ vs., gig ana collars.
oon.ian; supply 81 the above articles for sale rhsde
gbia.ptices J. n q. COSBY.
AprIS iGS.-cDo
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'INHE subscriber wf sei privately has tract land m
L Bedford county, siused the moth aud south io Ks If
Goose Creek, and the road leading from Lynchhurg
10 Fmta5e - miles Of Liberty, and adjoining Capt
Bufud IT contains about 400 of which 800
cleared The which - unclesred, except email
portion, IS excellent tobacco land O the cleared land, $50
are low grounds Of the FIST quality and the remainder
remarkably hue hugh land This Of the best traits II
land IN the upper country being well adapted the cuvs,
lion Of tobacco and all kinds Of lies kabiy well
and very free from stone; IL divided would make two
handsome tracts, which shall be doue, n those who wi,
purchase wish IT, Peisons wishing 10 purchase may apply
The subscriber residing IN the n,rhbofood 0f New London
10 Capt Buford, residing the tract WAI. IRVINE
ism. 70.
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KOPEEWALK AND TANNEKY

u
ElY virtue 4 two Deeds Tru., hy JASPER NO
~ ran, one dated the 10Th day If jan. 1912, Thouas,
Thomas Williamson Trustee lated the I,h OF June
secure the Presden Directors anJ Company the Bank
been regularly recorded the Court of No folk county, will
be sold, to the highest hde pr-ue. for ready
the next tan Gay, between the hours Of IL aud o'clock
following rIIPery, wit a piece parcel of land
ginning at the corner Of the wharf, landing place,
line u the Rope Wako the East running along
line Norbwaidiy to Martins sn theme along Maftns
line 10 Ccoy- creek, thence aung begin.
mag ecnts'n'nga or 10 less together with the
ope walk and Tan Yard thereon, and the Fixtures Uen
siis belonging 10 the sans"
.flso,
All the sai Morsn right title, interest," and estate to
in certain ed of yta's, which yet come, i'll
CERTAIN lot OF ian situated Fen Church street, with all
the same belonging as hel by the said Moran
'isnmen, from Jane. Harms. who held by virtue
piece parcel of land called Ghent situate ing and
being on Smnh's ere.k, IN the county Of Norfolk
with right 10 the OF the way whole adns
in front OF the said lot which forever kept eeOpen
the cont suou land of the said Jasper Moran ncrdng al
tsneneS' and sPpuenanee; and also the following named
Wis, Tom Carney Davy Shields George AImist.sd, Char
rem, and Tom Mszwe."
The property to be disposed of under the above deed Ct
The ROPE WALK al Glsni, probably a. extensive, and
for the use Of the Pateni MaeSie1 FfS ,sb:sn. n,
hind, it believed eou.Iy located Tor wa.
erea'ase' bold water running Immediately by IT,
aud forming sjineton with the river abcu, half me
below the puhie whsI v,s OF Norfolk
The TaNNERV connected with the Rope Walk, nee ups
nearly ana're OF gr1hnd we'll enclosed, so
Vats Tor the various purposes Of tanning; with all the
necessary ou'ldns natures, and utensils facsying the
business exien'iYeiy and Cuying Shop attached, which j,
complete ia every respect.
The SLAVES are prime working hands, employed by the
late proprietor in the above faetoris will valuable
the purchaser.
The DWELLING HOUSE very pleasant ana rrod,-
GUS has every necessary Office attached hand
some lawn 'front.' garden well
stocked with choice selection Of Ui, aud ornamental
shIubbery, etc.
Tomen of capital and enterprise, drsious OF mhsrLng
profitable business, this property offers Undue
be met WITH taking into the local
OF Nortok,wnh Naval Depot Of the first cl.,
established its vicinity The SITUATION elevated
point land, separated from the Boroogh Of Norfolk by
creek anu is eu,sikably healthy.
THOMAS WILLIAMSON.
mayer o. wiz
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GROCERTEN-

HuE subcribef has general assortment Of Groceries,
IA which he Is disposed TO sell low for cash intending
future ConGue himself cash busiDes, he will sell
small profile. Persons from The country Invited 10 call aud
sxsoiine his stock, SIX doors above the U. s. Bank
He tenders his his country friends Agent
JOHN SHORE.
June 6. 9-u
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TO TITLORS.

TO I.4JLURS.
JAMES G.. WILSON, MERCHANT TAILOR,
IT'S. Bfoadwsy, New York,
UNIFORMS The Tfade that he has spppinsd John MD
pough sole Agent fof selrs hes Patent Square aud Publ
cations op Cutting together with The Reports 0f Fss'on'
oil Of whIch are hand and for 'uhscrbe's
the said mDonoyeb's limits extend farther than the .
u Virginia, Tor hessle Of The Patent Msiheu sesl g.
Jrrc 6. CIT
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.fD.NL.tIS1R.4I'UR' .N'O1ICE. =
persons having Claims against the estate Of Garter
b'rkeiy, dec, late II Barn Elm, the county of Md
ar" h.rehy requested 10 present then for
ioPeS authenticated and all persons indebted the
'ats VIII plea. 10 make payment. VIM holland
jar u. 1t-f A,,n,r -. II IA
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SALE OF TRUST pnopEn.cy.

-, ;.
* virtue OF a deed OF trust executed {, by James
H'teh'e aud Chr'stana la. wife, dated the 20ih uhs,
iN12 aud duly admitted record ,k. ofic. Of the
u"y OF hehico IN order IL the OF
suns OF money therein Mentioned. will be soiI
uhe kagr Hotel IN the city OF Richmond Goth
oh' al oeIoek Tor ready money Undivided noisy of
certain piece OF land, containing about IS and 20 poles.
yny ~ Henieo county, aud the Is coke Turnpike Road
ana aJiis OF the Brook School Lot on which
piece Of ground Is small Wood House.
Such THE me- \. i,tas will he conveyed
jire IL '" M, 'r"ee'
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REMOVAL.


Nd II Deed Of trust executed 10 the snbscrbr hy
~ Richard Lyon and Anu his wife, bearing date the 81
Now 1927, aud Of record IN the clerks office OF Amelia
county court, for purposes bereiu mentioned, sha
Tuesday the 18th June inst il far, Otherwise The fair
day, proceed 10 elon the premises, for CASilto The highest
dde that valuable rfsct Of Land lying IN Amts county
called Tire Lyon Town tract Containing about t095
he the OF less, much thereof will be sun
cicn,to the balance Of the principal money and interest
due The said deed, and all the expenses sale
TIE title believed to be ind,utsble; hut acting
bali convey only such vested ~
WIN. r. EGGLESTON, Ir
RIGID. Is. EGGLESTON, { iW'ets'
June9. s-2lif&M
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may -.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29

HoRsEs. 1t may be generally remarked
that men who drive fast have swift horses,
not that they drive fast because they have
swift horses, but because fast driving makes
horses swift. A horse may commonly be
trained to dull and heavy, or to an airy
and fleet gait Nature unquestionably does
much but education does far more towards
producing the great difference in the speed
ofhorses, than most men are willing to allow.
Horses are more frequently injured by driv-
ing them beyond their habitudl pace, than
beyond their natire power. The best direc-
ton for the education of horses is, "drive
fast and stop often"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29
syrn EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, BY
=. e. J. ANDREWS,
scAsTER. MASSACHUSETTS.

1 ANCAsTER, MAsSAO"U To-
Two dollars per annum-or one dollar
Nv Eve cents if paid in advance. If not
~ civ months after the expiration of the
4 dollars and fifty cents.
pr,sEMENTs conspicuously inserted three
'Sr one DOLLAR per square less than a
IEyENrY-FIvE CENTS, and continued longer
Inc shilling an insertion.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29
! For THE LANCASTER GAZETTE

IS FOX The Ian E 4 EN- " <1i' l a.
5RGE II. HfLLs, Leominstcr.
znLEs WHITING, Sterling.
.KELL e. SAWYER, Bolton.
he gentlemen named above as Agents are
Ii to receive subscriptions to the Gazette,
hepts for the same. Advertisements, or any
4 printing, forwarded through them will re-
bmpt attention.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29

"The fable" says DR.. Rush, "of Prone
tbens on whose liver vulture was said to
prev constantly, as punishment for his
stealing fire from Heaven, was intended to
illustrate the painful effects ofardent spirits
upon that organ"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29

DEATH BED WIT. Swifs Stella being
extremely i'll, the physician said to her,
Madam, you are certainly near the bottom
of the hill but we shall endeavour to get
you up again. "-She was hardly able to ar
ticulate, /" ] am afraid, Doctor, shall be out
of breath first"
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

So-bere is a letter from Aaron Burr tol
Cen Jackson about officers, and an expe-
dition and regiments Of trOOpsl Why give
ms sxtractsl Let MS have the entire letter.
I.et II be seen by others than the white.
washers. Give us some proof beside that
of his own adherents.
What description Of troops was the regi-
ment TO be thus differed! Ifmilida, they
could only be eficered by the state. If
rorulars. there was no regulation by which
men and officers could all be taken from
one section Of the country.-This IS an
idiot story. What had the Secretary of
War to 90 with appointing olicersl That
duty belonged to the President. Does any
body believe that he was confronted by the
Secretary of Ware To Mr.. Jefferson him
self Burr did not dare make reference.
When it was first stated that Judge
Williams alleged General Jackson recon-
mended him to Join Burr, Gen. Jackson
denounced it as a "Ebel up0R his charac-
ter" and called upon Williams to say
whether he was or was not the author oFthe
.'calmuv.' Lack-a-daisy how the tune IS
changed It's now acknowledged by tie
white-washers, and proved by Gen. Cotiie
and by Burr's letter, that Jackson was
called upon to make out a list of Objects
from Colonel down, and send it to Burr
and that Jackson, aided by others, did
make out such a listill But, poor simple
souls, they were duped by Burr, who made
them believe that he was acting on behalf
Of the Government ! Burr set on foot a
reasonable enterprise, or some kind of Sc
/ crst and illegal military expedition. Jack
son wasthe correspondent of Burr; furnish
ed a list of officers to Burr; received him
into his house and confidence; recommend
ed Burr TO his friends as a person deserving
some marks Of attention; became Burr's
agent, and received and expended his
money to further the expedition-and in
doing all this, he was the poor, silly dupe
of Burr Such is the apology his white
washers now offer for his conduct This Is
the common tale of every detected felon-
an would fam be considered the dupe of
some superior villain. ] give the Jack
sonians 10y of the condition of their chief.
The silly dupe Of the Traitor Burr, to be
| President of the United States /! !
CmciHHGtt Gaz.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

OTHER AND FURTHER NEGRO
TRADING.

The advocates of Gen. JACKSON have
attempted to excuse his negro trading, IN
1911, by alleging that he was drawn IN as
security, and was obliged to take the ne
aroes to secure himself No apology OF
this nature, can be offered for the trades
stated below, with another Mr.. Greene.
From the PoRT-GIBsoN CORREsPoNDENT,
ofSeptember 6, we copy two bills Of sale
for negroes, made by Gen. Jackson-one
December p. 1900, the other dated De
cember D, lS11,-together with a stated
account showing the sale Of another negro;
in all, amounting to SIX women and chill
dren, sold at Nashville, as it would appear,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01
JACKsON,s BURRIsM.

The expose ofthe Nashville white wash
ers, upon this subject, is at length forth
coming. tt cries peccari rom beginning
10 end. Jackson was the dupe of Burr
Neither of the letters published by Nc
Nary are denied 10 be genuine, nor Is the
account current No explanation is offer
ed with respect to them, other than that
Jackson acted under the belief that Burr
was authorised by the Government, OF had
their appreciation ofhis proceeding. Copies
of several letters from Gen. jackson are
produced, an written after the conspiracy
was defeated, and aH IN Che strain Of one
who felt he might be suspected
A statement from Gen. Coffee shows
that Burr visited Nashville in lcUo, and
that after his departure, he wrote TO Cen
Jackson aud Robertson 20 forward him q
list OF such euterprising young man as
would serve the country well IN a contest
with Spain.-And this list was furnished
by them
The committe give ana extract Of a letter
from Burr 20 Jackson, on ibis subject
dated Washington, March 2l, 1906. This
letter, It Is said, refers 90 anticipated diff
culdes with Spain The extracts given,
are alleged 20 relate TO this difemccs.
Here they are:
"Ifthese apprcbensions should be iasti-
fed by events, q military force on our part
would be requisite, and that force might
come from your side ofthe mountains It
is presumed chat West Tennessee cannot
spare more than two regiments" FL take
the liberty ofreconmending to You to make
out a list of officers from colonel down to
ensign, for one or two regiments" eff
You wn transmit TO me tins list, viii. In
case troops should be called for, recon-
mend it 70 the Department Of War, and
have reason 20 believe, that, on such an
occasion, my advice would be listened "a. p
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01
CREAM BRITAIN.


It was reported in all the club-houses,
on the evening of the 18th July, that the
Lord HIGH Admiral, the Duke of Clar-
euce, had resigned. Fhe Courier, Of the
following day, says the rumor is said 70 be
we'll founded, and adds: cit is generally
rumored that his Royal Highness has re-
signed this morning. The New Times,
of the latest date, says, it is understood
that he willresigu, if he has not; for that
his ostentadous and imperious conduct
have placed him in a delicate situation
with the King. It adds, that the Duke of
Wellington receives his Maiesty's full aP-
probation. The Morning Herald, Of the
18th, contains an article, stating that the re-
signaton has undoubtedly been rendered.
and adds, that the proceedings has been
caused "by a serious misunderstanding
between his Royal Highnoss and the Min
istry, or rather the Duke Of Wellington"
The rumor most commonly prevalent
as TO the object of dissension between the
parties is that respecting some accounts
of travelling expenses incurred by the
Duke of Clarence, on his visits to the
seaports and dockyards, sent to the Trea-
sury for acqittance, which accounts
the Duke of Wellington refused to allow.
Another report Is, that the employment OF
distribution Of the Naval force was the
subject In dispute. Whatever, however,
may have been the cause, or causes,
which have induced his Royal Highness
to withdraw from Office, It is believed that
his retirement will be universally regretted
by the naval department, over which his
ROYAL Highness has had the control since
the resignation of Lord Melville.
Ris likewise reported in the New Times
tbat Mr.. Peel intends to resign. It IS
declared that this was premature; but IN
hmated that he had 50 identified himself
with the currency bills, that it would not
be strange if both should fall together.
On the 18th, a report was in circulation
that the Duke of Wellington had com
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01
c. HAMMOND.

q. HAMMOND, ESQ.
Dear Sir,-To your note of this morn
ing. requesting me to furnish YOU with the
particulars of a conversation with Thomas
ID. Carneal. ESQ. ofKentucky, at a public
table In Cincinnati, relative to a statement
made by Mr. Carneal, that he had seen a
letter from Mr.. Van Buren, to a gentleman
IN Kentucky, on the subject Of the Presi-
dental Election, Ireply; that, some time
last month, Mr.. Carneal dined at Mrs.
Sellman's boarding house in this city, in
company with Edward Colston; Esq. Ma
than Gnilford, Esq. myself and others.