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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-15
THE PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK.
The Commercial Advertiser of Yesterday after.

THE PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK.
The Commercial Advertiser of yesterday after
noon, says
He arrived in town this morning, from Pbiladel-
phia, and remains at the City Hotel until Tomorrow
afternoon when he will depart in the steam boat r
Boston. The President travels in the most private
and unostentatods manner Our citizens were not
apprsed of his intended visit to his paernal res-
dence at Quincy. The severe cares and duties in
cdent to the high trust, have reduced the President
in flesh, but his health and spirits are good. Many
gentlemen have already called to pay their respects,
and we presume that many more will avail them
selves Of the opportunity though short--of doing
the same-We hope, when the President returns,
he will be able to remain here for few days.
From the Washington Journal.
The Secretary of War left this city last evening
for his former residence, for the purpose of remov-
ing his family to Washington. HI will probably
be absent about three weeks.
Baltimore .4ug. 9.
GRAIN
On account of the scarcity Of Wheat, the price is
higher than our last quotation. New White Wheat
worth lOOa cents per bushel, and Red 9sa 100
cts Sales of white Virginia Corn have been made
at 34a cents and of yellow at 81 cts. per bushel.
Rye is worth 55a4O cents per bushel, an1 Oats, as
in quality, 16a2O cents.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-15
4,523

This overwhelming majority for the Administra-
ton in the State OF Louisiana is the herald O unver-
sal success.
In The District lately represented in Congress by
Mr. Brent. it is not vet ascertaned who is elected,
MIR. Brent, or his opponent, Mr.. Overton. Returns
from all the parishes but three give Mr.. Brent 9lo
votes, and his opponent 1906. In the same parish
es the Administration candidate for Governor re-
ceived majority Of two or three hundred votes. So
that Mr. BIS. defeat, if he shaha lost his elections
is attributed to his not having visited his district for
long time, and to the reports. circulated in his
district that he had settled for life upon the estate,
belonging ~ his late ather-ln-iaw, nearly opposite
to Mount Vernon, on the Maryland side of the Po-
tomac. 1t is even matter of surprise, under these
circumstances, that he got as many votes as he did
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-15
From the Journal IF Commerce.
IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA.

IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA.
BY the brig Bunker-kill, Shipman, arrived yester-
day in the short passage of II days from Carhagena,
we have received Carthagena papers to the Goth Of
July. 1t will be seen that war is on the point Of
breaking out between Colombia and Peru.
-. Ertract Of a letter dated
CARACAS, July 25.
'tWe had great doings here yesterday Bolivar
is declared Dictator of Colombia, and it is expect
ed before long, that we shall have Simon the first.
They have gone SO far as to create number Of
Lords, Dukes, aud Carvolares.
The intelligence from Columbia must. we think,
cause even the most thoughtess among the admir-
ers of mere military greatness, to reflect on the
evils consequence upon investing those who have at
tanned to it, with civil supremacy. BoiiOar, Su-
preme Chief Of Columbia, superior to all laws and
institutions, is sad mockery on republlcanisW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09
Institution for Fenlale Instructien.

0EhS bL& ffEhhiANN propose. o open, between the
onveTsity asd Charlottesville Monday of
OCTOBER Institution the prva, Of
LADIES' IN all tue ''te aud Female Edu-
Saoi sLe lFOosesto domestic literary circle
sto ~ Of 10 yeuns iilte., to be
hs 10 Tue most approved methods in
ish"fs. II Is expected thai thes. young ladies will he uem
oers 81 her isuyj they will be subject tiuy
eh's' and eVe1 Their aInueeent will be yvv
10 mental improvement Whatever taught the most ap
proved literary insttutrrGs Tor female ton, his
'etisa Viii teach have taught, her
"p.i i" ndanct and Inspection Slut herself addition
70 English E anmar, tea Runs, Attanetic, Geoyrapiy
lac Use "a III Globes, and irtTy ed and she
va, sv. regular instruCti Span,l F,suc ami
Italian Language. The French sneuagt used a, the
"su'um oi inei' hangc OF WISHES, all La
COMMON 'ian."e'on Vt the family This strsnse Mr.,
e".'mann haiers ne f. will Vey tns
! Iuis''"n "I 1'is useful and interesting language
SiE' bsertiuan IA the e,tibiiment propos.d
hUnrnevd patty by sat, a,iun oi d., own
senss" she has ever dei HE'D in
good. ' WIZ
With regard to the outlines well as to the more minute
SoF'ee always AT haul fOm eutnieu the ,b,,
Parents and guardians who may be d.po.Ci place child
OF ward der her care,nay bt Of
h riA mode ct Instruction, sud Nv
T',stenee at tue 'lnIyerstty OF yuslnis.
thhm' 500 pea -oss. OF 10 uo.;bs.
oe dancing "a drawing, II rQm Cd 10 te taus b. will cons
st'ute the only expense.
Aiia. uums~f 81 Pnr m n iir;ited seleetal r,ie,,n
shyni'i he paJe before tie 18th 81 pit -
sept -. Cd ,,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

have stated them, the Intelligeneer states:
as the Advertiser suspects. there has been any
=. 4uib5ie,' "A reference 10 the letter on " hich the
charg. was founded will expose it," And tLis, We
presume, is what they consider a reparat.on Tor
the iajury they baye done 10 an nnocen; ,na,,-and
thus /, i t!fat they 'arc oe,d the word
oil MIR. Van Buren,"
See how that gentleman himself puts 10 Fight
these impuia;ion of s.qubble,'' s the OTHER very
liberal iasinuaiions which the National inle .eu-
Ger ought, H. the present state Of the question y
to have been tue last print TO copy into is CO
lumns Mir. Van B's Gard Is furnished 10. an I'D
niiuistra ion journal. follows:
From the .litany Duly .qdveriiser
tiT. ran Buren.--ae have received The fol-
lowing Article RON Mr.. Van Burcn, and we pub
fish 1t with ,he gratest pleasure II eLfect0aHy
puts forest the charge ,ciieh has induced III
The Daily Advti,is' r, having ia some degree
lent It's counensnce 10 the allegations, mat plan
i, or has been foot to obtain repeal or nlosiii-
cation oil the law regulating choice Of electors ia
iiiis states AMI thai stc design has been in,inaed
In one more letters from Mr. Van liuren. 10 hi.
irien ds in kentucky; ne is induced by the nature of
the charge, and tn, general interest propeil ~ taken
III the subject, so Tar 10 depart from his usual
course, III relation 10 the accusaory articles which
ordinarily grow out OF ouf political! conflicts, to
ask The editors OF the Advertiser 20 correct the
unioanded imPutation. 'Tha. Mr.. Van Buren, has
frequently, Ia answer enquiries from las friends
In Kentucky, and else,vhere, expressed confident
Opinion that New York will give, at least. threc-
uI'ils o heV tiectoia' votes To ANDREW Jackson,
Is true; but hat he ever Intended intimate that the
existing law would be repealed or modified,
or has said or v ritten any thing from which such
inference could be drawn, or that he ever ertcr-
tanned. or expressed desire TO have. any such
change 10 take place, that he mas knowledge OF
any such design on the part OF his friends, or any
body else, IS wholly untrue.
:. Sepcnbar =, 1928.
The intelligencer has so completely sunk from
'he high character which it formerly possessed.
sol,
it will next trump up in this awkward
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

~ Ill lie osescd a.. sen h der On MONDAY
- hr ~ 81 The fr'ut ro0nh tS-rtsmbsyl on tbs
e"Ht 'of thf en'urs h' llrn stmH called hI,lC,d
ne"g"s t. The hcus ~ Rcuhsu Tankes.ley dee lyin, an,
t"s aapon Ry>f ~ ,e county CAROLYN so, one ana
iy Ethsfd W yaft. ''fe"
aet contains about Gao acres Of land; II least POO If
'e - ,ifHed, aud good order ot cuivson sod . n..
70 De- - good aud ~ productive any THAT liver =
'it" aui there s comfortable dwelling hou.c Tor .m.u
IiMty,"dn Toe neccSary out house, sud go.d Ao,l.
NIohih y o. u'eessio say about this farm >, y -
e'"mea iho'e wishtug feu, vii frst view the .m,.
quo ldse ios temttYtf lsf1s will b. made known on t
TIT EXECUTOR
s. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09
The Ee5ster phdge.

The n. y. Evenin, Post publishes additional
testimony AMI the names OF new witnesses.-The
ioiiowin% statement was furnished in writing by
g. nieman OF responsibility and Intelligence, to
show that Mr. Adams did give Mr.. Webster a
pledge IN writing, that if cleo ed President of the
u > (Which could only tie effected by the aid OF
Federal votes he would give them, the Federal
patty, full hare Of otficel'
Statement ''Nome time in the month of J,rlv
or August 1921, the Commissioners of Nev,-Jerscy
Tor settling the boundary line with New York.
met At Newark and afterwards a, Efoboken: AMI
NJ. Richard Stockton, Theodore Frelinshuyseu
Lurius q. Z. Elmer, and James Parker were four
Oh the jersey ior IlssioncT>. Mr.. Stockton in the
course of the -. sion, IN conversation with the o.
ther three above nance gentlemen, .taed that MIR
webster hod told HIM at i.e lad in lis posse ssion
paper purforting TO be the substance OF com
versation he had he'll with Mr.. Adams previous
TO hi 81 ction to the Pres!d. ncy; and which was
induced by biz (Neisster's) wish 10 know from Mr.
Adams the policy &C wuIld, IN the event OF his
eiection pursue tow ards the cid federal party as
hisht nave some bearing on the then pending
question: Eat MI. Adams protested great regard
Tor tie cral rarity. and thought then entitled TO
parIc'p2 on III Office, in common with Ia whole ma
toh,an iitii!s ~ avg" il TO beS intention il
cieclcd 20 give them fair participation according
~, AIR cbst" further sa,u, ihdt in order t:at no
mistake 'night afterwards occur, or THAI he might
not be brought into collision with Mr.. Adams on
the score oil misunderstanding, he had, cil 20
ing away, reduced ihc substance OF the conversa-
tioi' 10 wiring, and afterwards shewed ii to MIR.
adams, who alter reading il took up a pen and
corrected 1t IN one points. by ,rasing some
words, and nteri!ning others, aud then returned it
10 him. This paper he offered 10 show 10 air.
Stockton; but il is believed that Mr.. Stockton did
not see II. beause he had full confidence in Mr.
Webster's word
The fac; l., Mr.. W had at that time no conf
dence in Mr. AdaRs-so he was determined TO
have his pledge in 5lGc!t and tchite. Mr. w sub
scqucntiy deciaTei to very respectable gcn,le-
man OF New Jersey--tliat such was his Induce
inent AZ the time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

north Carolina has recently been deprived by
death OF some oil her most useful citizens. James
r. r: iAylor Esq the Attorney General. Joseph
on the 3O'h nl: Bartlett. Yancey, ESQ. of CasyeIl
county, formerly valuable member OF Congress
ana Tor many years p51c:- Ii tic Senate of ~ G
he sunk under maIady prevalent in that part Of
inc ne country, termed by Physicians "The CoAd
Same disease, at his residence, M. Abr,ha,,
Wright.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09
TIVE G.A8lE,S ZIP

We understand from one of the most honourah,,
and Intelligent citizens OF Maryland that the s.ats
L'etos from Kentucky is producing a reaction in
Maryland---and that many of the Administrator.
men begin TO confess that the State is against hem.
NtaryiaHd wiii eject Legislature against Adams
and Clay. Jackson win certainly get six I,cc,orI
votes-and in two or three other Districts, his
friends are OF opinion that the chances are equal-
ihey iatier themselves with succeeding in one o.
those doubtful Districts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

tioned there have been
ID. Judge Bseckcn.
been absent, & Judges
ut four times. The
y was prevented from
once by the loss Of q
g by a recent appoint
Law 10 William and
letter from Judgr
5y hin on the roaJ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

GENr. LEMEN Nothing Is more unjust than
indiscriut. nate censure-siId such I consider the
attack on he members Of the General Court i'm
your paper after the failure of that Court to the
IN June last May ask that you will publish the
following Ia st Of the Judges who have attended
Che Court SIT &c November 1915; and including
tle Court in Tune 1928, which Tor tile discharge
OF such duties as arc permitted by law to be done
by less than q ght Judges Opposite their names
are given The tendance and the dates OF appoint
tnent:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09
Co"ps"ti0n.--'t appears by i'e Governors FRO
cia.nation that the vote ;:ic Convention in Viz
GINA, was
FJr The CJ'tgdH!05, 20,s25
-2gmaSi, 1886
1890 MAORI

The poll Of l,c county OF Harrison is no, nciHd
ed, heca,tse not received. 1t * estimated at 1880
fo', and 81 misunderstanding The entire majoyity
'JOT u ConpeHiioR $3.50
We shall aitciDpt 90 lay before our readers on
Friday, t'c Dedils oi The votes in each county Of
the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

within the time abovomel
oOt twenty-five Courts lie
ofoughit seems, has never
ecinPle and II. q. Parker |
Judge of this district, (Sernpl
attending once by sickness -
member Of his family and on,
incnt TO tie Professorsliip Of
iary. Upon this occasion
cfrkenb!oUgh was receive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

stating that ten Judges were present, aud ie re-
turned to Wiiiamsburg.) What prevented his at.
nsance the fourth time is not known; but it is
pre- unable he had sufficient reason for his alb
sence. NoCoGri has been lost IN cquence Of
his absence, except he June term 1928 when he
was seriously iniisposed, and attendance an the
Georrai Court would probably have cost him his
liie-l have no doubt that those acquainted with
the circumstances attending each case, could give
to te public sufficient apologies the non aiten-
dance ot,,iany Of the Judges; and Justice would
seem 10 demand 1t OF them-tliat blame NAV tall
oniy ON The proper persons. Our Judse as oitend-
ed twenty Court. (exclu>ive OF the General Court)
every year since lSl5-with the exception of SIX
Two oil these Sis Ia was prevented from holding by
The petition oil most Of those Immediately int.
rested, and by the Feie at York Town, when La
taye'te was received in that place. The remain
my four terms wer. lost III consequence OF the va
canciesoi the offices Of Clerk o. SLeriti-or by the
sickness OF those officers. Bu.iness is dispatched
M he cou't, oftais circuit so regularly anu puuc-
TALLY, that few suits OF any impor ance are bro't
In the County Courts To tiii, may be aided that
Judge Sem pie, during tlegreatcr part OF the time
which has elapsed since his appointment, has been
IN delicate heal;h. Most respectfully, SC
CITIZEN OF JAAIEs CRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

" IAe handsome moiOr'iy-snsa!l BIT decisire.''
mr. 60 .tGf. Int.
IheSheriif of Galloway mus, come in 10 correct
'he returns and reduce the small! majority OF Met
cale button-hole lower.--It now stands II the
magnificent number of 900 Small. indeed. cen.
tlentn. but decisice enough. It is now more pro.
babie that Air. Adams will not get one western
vote, than that lac will get the vote of Kentucky
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

awe W the designs OF Providence No evcntcouM
have created greater sensation; for 10 man WIS
so respected, or so beloved. We oaUno, divest our
feelings OF the gloom which pcrvades our town az
This affecting event; and which must be our apollo
IS for furnishing our Usual portion OF editorial mat
ter this week. tRYu6licGn.
nIEp, on Monday evening the "a ia, Of this
month after short iucss, AT Pagehrook he seat
o: his father Mr. John rsgc Sen W,n. Byrd Page,
IA the iGth year Of his ih,. 20.
1t is with deep.ragrct that we announce the
death OF JUDeE SoprRr TSImuLr, who died a.
his reSiJ'Hcc mean Paris on MONDAY nigh: Last.
FrdHtforf .lrguS.
Scarcely fn!r weeks have elapsed since The
Hon Robert Tri;nh!c. Judge OF the Supreme Court
OF the United States and the Hon. Charles Willing
Byrd, Judge CT the T. &. Cour, for the district of
Ohio, passed through this place, in good health, on
their way home from Columbus where they had
been holding Federal Court Both died at their
respective residence i'll Kentucky aud this state,
on Mcnday last ChiticotkeGn, .3ng. 80.
MARRlGD)-on rhu-dsy the 2sih b, tn. Rev. Joshua
Morley M Lsm"ei Paste, to Mr Kezah Gods.y, all Of
tue county q Charlotte.
-, "wednesday evening, the 9th ult by Elder Bsr
btsAney, Capt Uiion Hoiiedh, Isle OF Wight Ms.
" only daughter OF the lake Howell Ni,ho,op, vi Sussex
in buckingham county ThursJsy 2s,h ul,, at the
ss'uenr. ot hl' John pi'', ny he Rev. L S1ih, M
FestoH Dsv 70 a;.,a Rt6tccd GudesMr. Aea GitGrles
70 Mss DTucid Resriesand MI. John Mdtfhescs, h.s
haria Srcis; all at ths dime and place
UiEU--on Thursday, the 25' ui OF the resdrnce CT Mr..
Robert Pollard k'ng Wm county a SARAH Chansb. riayne
daughter Of Thomas Delsvare chAms>r dec. aged is
sne.! Such the beauty and the excellence vf this
!ar "etn Of mortality, that her hieujs aud k,,ed had
The time, when she would have bes,rsg 10
ana a" ornament o'oee'y Vain nos Ieevect "du.t
thou art and unto dust thou Tue Lurd hath rye
na ne L0rd hath taken away, aud blessed be che sfh
Cor'n'unicatsd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

drew Jacsson-incFcasinS their Committee oil 81.
s"ah0e 10 one hundred and nnety-t me nlbers
HpPoiAhns Committee To have electoral tickets
riintca ana distributed-ani returning thanks 10
me Orator Tor his address, About 70v persons at
tended. ~
ine Jackson Comiitee of Spo,tsylvania me, on
,.e ., i'is'. Col Thomas Minorrin the Chair, and
Mr.. FayeUe Johnston. Secrehry-thcv ple,,rc
themselves TO a''clid the Election, prornise to aid
III procuring the attendance ofthe Freehvilers and
u'"c arrangements for printing and distributing
ooV Electoral IicketS This is zeal worthy OF al,
nit"tioi.-A respectable number of the friends o,
,"cSsoh 'net Al Manch >ter in Brooke county, John
C,ic,rsq IN the Chair, x Mr.. T. Bambrick Sec'ry
ihey adopted resolutions appro, Ing of the ncinina-
uo" "' 's' Sson and Caihoun-eXpie ssing their en-
ure confidence in the purity, integrity and wisdom
VI Gen. Jackson; and dcprecaiiug III. wanton Ca
u.i!''es Which have been i:duSiriously circulated
against him.
W. mare received ,NIGii,is in reply 10 orr Re
mdThs Oh the Burr Chirge.-The tone which he
chooses 10 employ, coRpels US To exclude his pro-
""euon; AN editor has some claim on the cour-
teSS oi MS correspondents--but VIXEN thew choose
TO play oil their sneers and sarcasu,s u,on him he
us' ask the favor OF them 10 show off their corte-
SEES elsewhere. Even the keeper of an Hole, does
no' ike TO be rdicuied s nsulted in his own house
~ { Iohe'o the dlSagreeable resolution OF excudnu
'"'is WIN the less regret, be cause I'VE know there
ale Other papers in which he would find ,veI.
eoine '.'iu cordial reception. The Ms is oil course
SUBJECT 10 his order. We should do Injustice IN
ms argument, ii We were 10 undertake to state il i'm
our own Phraseo'ogy but there is one fact, stated
~ Hiail'ils which we imperiousiy deem it our du-
y 20 iay before the public IN his own words:
have not COMPOUNDED, Gentlemen. a. YOU
seem 10 suppose, " the published letter of Judge
!" WIN the pirate one which has been attrib1.
tea TO him, because those letters are p,ecisely the
same. - have now the original letter of
9unse Williamson my possession, and do aver to
VOW gen'emen,and to the public, that in that letter
there Is not one word in regard TO the icence,''
or any thing having the mast remote aY,tsioa to
S"cA a circumstance; and further, gentlemen, |
nave the authority of Mr. Kerr, for saying, tina,
dse " never told him that Jackson's Offer was
made, when he, w. applied for iceate'' to ,rac
uce iaw thus you will perceive that the grosscst
iiSnSuce has been done 10 Judge w. in this mat
teF' ami az you have said, in tie spirit of can
oour' Should that be the it ought TO be set
right; The public may expect, gentlemen, tha,
your sense OF justice, will induce you, TO make
me proper PREPARATION To- the injuries done to the
feelings and character Fudge Williams so far as
The Enquirer has been Instrumental 10 their infic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09
.NEGROES -Jy.5.t'TE7DI-

BUCklNGIlA8I SLATE LAND FOK SALE
NltIE unjegns oaef tor sse Tsct Of Land CONTAINING
~ about 40 acres sJHumg Iuo e .5tek aud about mo
nod bait Wne- i.ou sac rive. TINS l,uI s.,,n,. vn,
.eee'ib's m'e' "t the best sptei qisffy vino b,.
ofth at'y "fouEht In'-airv Sc place a ~. " C,ntou
on ne IT. day o Nov ueEt > iJj money vii be reqgned
ir TIE balance ttuc vii b. gwen. ''
WILLIAM r. MOSS
al ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09
"BV AU1ucRITY PRINTERS y

lie y. York American is mistaken in ASSERTING
mat "ihe Richmond Enquirer" Is one Of the "bI
authority "prntcrs, AMI has the patronage "a,
uiOuE Other Departtnents) 'Oi lle Department OF
> tate."--Wc do not belong to Tire brotherhood oil
'hy authority" rriutcrs-and the Wy;he "Vcst-
cih Argus Is much nearer the truth when speak
ing oil the papef5 hlt received Tie patronage OF The
state Department and lis subscription 10 different
papers Gas, for Instance. ts taking 10 copies of Ihc
.hGftoHm htcHigeUcer, iOl copies of Niles Re
gisicr ut remarks eve do moi Dad The l.murpr If,
the list since 1896. tds IL bcou dsimisscd wo pr,
sumo so The Enquirer aud the Secretary ol
state 9!pge1r not 10 have been very good hiemds,
since Air. Adams's liuous Message oi December.
1929.
q - w g recommend to The reader = attention Tho
very remarkable account, which we have cOuicd
INTO tbs days paper, of the Destruction Of ono o
Gen. Jackson's slaves. independently ct rs being
ono OF the most desperate tucontres wc have C..
yer seen upon paper Che description il affords IS
STRIKING evidence OF the humanity, good icinrer.
and sagacity Of Jackson. II places lin il, - 10,
and very favorable hight before tse pubic. Il IFS
the curtain Of his private iif and shows lin onaag-
cd IN one OF The most interesting offices ~ licll nm
attach 10 tiULeu NJ the slave holding states.
And 80, strange totrli, ve have seen -y and dark
illusions made by Erwin and li~uueud Ssc 10
'hi' Incident 80 orc OF t10se which ara c.l.sIa.
tea 10 tarnl9h thc character Of y. jack o:t
Tie commencement at IIanrdrn sydney cal.
loge,wiil lake ppcc on wednesday. dc 2 i,d inst
WiHches'ec, Sept William PAGE Of Pare
2rooS IS no more. Toe truth bursts ap5a "a .i;.a a
'h'h"cr-o.l AID s.-a! il. sil.r. ronit 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

The couinencement at IIamrdrn sydney Col
loge,wili lake rvcr on "Wednesday. dc 2 ga inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

Wnchesftc Sept 5.--@ iliain - PAGE u PAGE
hroos is no more. Tue truth bursts up5a =. .i,.o a
hHndc--o.l AID Ga! jr. ei.sr. uoni5t 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

~ IhuiNtA. q; ilGIc, h1,dea - 90 e. =.
Superior II ctaHesy iO the Rchmo,.d risset,hr
l"1" iOoe.non, Attorney Gsne,si the uommopwe d
o
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-24
W aNtvA,
Vhe EeWeNuc NO'VEil,

/ 5 now open for the reception of Company.
L. Public Dinner daily at half past one.
July "a.