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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-16

COLOMBIA. The brig Columbian, at
Philadelphia, sailed from Laguayra on the
23d ult. The Philadelphia papers state that
few days previous to her departure. the
authorities ofPorto Cahello publicly decreed
that they would pay no attention to the pro-
ceedlngs OF the Congress now sitting at
Ocana, and requested at the same time that
Bolivar would crown himself dictator. Sa-
lutes OF u guns were fired from the batter
les on this occasion it was hourly expect
ed that Caracas and Laguayra would follow
the same course. Petitions were about be-
ing sent from all the military to the Liberia
tor to assume the dictatorship of Colombia.
tie was expected to arrive at Caracas in a
few days.
The above intelligence is confirmed bv
Capt. Ellis at this port, who left Porto Ca
bello on the 23d ult. He states that both the
civil and military authority united in the
proceedings and resolutions adopted at that
place. BY previous intelligence, it was
stated that the authorities Of Caracas had
a meeting, and voted that they wanted no
change in the present affairs-tllat thew
were satisfied with the proceedings of Boil
var-and that they wanted nothing of the
Congress az Ocana."
NeV York Com. .adrertiser.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-16

BosroN GAZETTE. This ancient and respect
able paper, which isnow numbering its 73d vol
ume, is to be published daily, after the first of
mex. month, under the charge of new editor.
The semi-weekly paper will also be continued,
containing the same matter as the daily. For
a year and half past, tho Gazette has been un-
der the editorial care of Alden Bradford Esq,
who while he engaged in the political discus.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-16

FROM THE AFRICAN Colony. Capt. Phillips.
who arrived at Norfolk, March "a, sailed from
Cape Measurable, Goth Jan. reports that the colo
ny was in a very thriving state, and that they
were daily extending their commercial transac-
tons.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-16

The marriage Of the young Prince of Mosk-
wa (Marshal Ney's SOM and Mademoselle La
fitte, daughter of the celebrated banker, lately
took place at Paris with great pomp. NJ La
fitte sgnaized the marriage with great charita-
bic donations and splendid presents. lie sent
100000 francs ($lS000) to the bureaux of the
different charities Of the capital, and ordered
5000 francs ($560) The Prince, who is BY no
means in aflluent circumstances, refused pres
ent of 100000 francs 1884 00O which his
fathor-in-law offered on the marriage contract.
This marriage has given rise to the following
impromptu:
LATTE asked his girl if she'd marry a Prince,
Expecting of course, she'd say yea
But Judge his surprise, in return for his hints,
When she blushingly whispered out, Ney /"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-04-16

AMERICAN MANUFACTURES IN INDIA. The
Boston Daily Advertiser contains the following
extract from Calcutta paper, and states, that
IT probably refers to shipment made from Bos-
ton. Many of the articles were sold at prof
it 5000 pieces American manufactured Shirt
ing, and is well adapted for sheeting and SER
wants clothes in pieces of 80 yards and up.
wards, both blcached and unbleoceed, at per
yard annas, cash. The aboge as q cery Tine
specimen Of The rapid progress Of Civilization
IN Amcrica"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
-dldJdmd Land .Agency =!

~
Am authorize. 10 SELL remarkably iw, III, Lamb IN the
~ Stale o AiabaDs belonging the South Caoina Com
Id by Coi Stephen Elliott, Charleston,
idiS Fhcy lie IN the vicinity of Montgomery Cshaw
aud oonut. the finest bsdy Of lspd, Offer ed FOR sale by
individuals ihi. State the chnes the soil; rurty
advantages OF nsygaiion the unparalleled facilities oi
meeej Latitude neither too cold toe hot, stoling
ruIe atmosphere; the de,e populated neghborbooj,
sehtng lively prospect of schools the
ccnrMe render settlement this part OF the State desha-
bie The great care ans judgments; with vhIb these LANDS
were seiecitd the piIees which ihey u
chased aud The anxiety OF the company t. dispose OF
Tor the purpose oil eheetins settlement thems.
wi ..abIe III. purchaser to obtain good land,
credit to sut the purchaser will he given good
rty required. All tue base money has been paid
AMI patents obtained Deeds will
be made Ia purchasers, when they make payment.
also authorized 10 SELL very valuable lands
Elliott, h fead"n, and j. s. Bennett Of Cha i,.vn South
Carolina, together With several thousand belonging
other individuals.
Save holder. Maryland, Vmsinis North Carolina aud
an coubt the vau. Of their prop.ry, by pu chasing
sCnd farms al lew pices, in Middle Alabama and
portion ut Their hands the Ter The
transition OF the slaves would enhance then
half aud the produce vi the farms he transmitted annually
10 New York, and the cash the
without trouble eihsuiy.
nj distance, land Alabama,
the aAes paid other Opposition made OF giving
u. suitable in:ti uctcn., and enclosing the money.
wall attend 10 business, to be the land
ofhcr IN Cshswba.
Letters, postage paid wall be pune tuaiy
information which be requested and
To obtain IN th,s country JESSE BEENE, Ayept
Cahawba, Aiabama.
ii.ement OF the paper and pons u
piscc. Sept. so
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EON-cORD -9CgDEIfY

'H7HE exercises o this Seminary Cor the ensuing year will
commence The 18th January, End terminate the Sii
OF DeeeGheT The cf inffuoton will cnmprie n ad
dtion TO The branches of Englsh Edu, atom "a.
Use Of the GVbes, the theory aud practice survsyip
Agebs, The Application Of Algebra 70 eomelry plane sHd
phefics TfigOnometry Chemistry, Bsufn moral political
Philosophy History BoesLettts, Competition aud tie
Ldn, Gfeek French, Ilsli1n and Spanish Language
vacation VIII be allowed during tie month of August The
lumber Of useul aud fepectsblt pfoesopai Who have
been educated Of this Seminary md the high betsry T,na
always ma'naintd ~ those who have gone this fn,'
ton 10 The bed Colleges we'll University Of ytr.
gpis ui teny prove that the students have been icvusy
snd faithfully Instructed The Patrons Of the Iu.iuon n
invited Al all times to visit the Suscfber aud nudge Of lie
situation and prcs'e Of the pupils The board and
luton val he SiiG eaoh bosrdef hoiog his bed,
ala and candles, $40 they be furnished bv the sub.
'er5tf farerts and Guardian, residing dpiante who
ina' wish 10 commit Their children wards TO his cs, sf
requested 10 make timely application by letter. 10
THOMAS Is. COLEMAN.
PTcSt IF Concord AcddemY.
Sear Tic Bowling Grcen--C Caroline County.
Nov Is, fayty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
In RrenfsriUf 4 y INn, q ~ Kr


~ THURSDAY, the 18th day December next Il far.
~ II Dot tn. mex far day, the Subscriber will offer
u'i suction a. BItn"'i,e, the following property, viz
ana, We known tavern stand, the B enviIle Heten
% n,ns The public square, the lot containing
wen improved, with every necessary building and
i"rtahle man building, III which and large
passages two Of said rooms have been well Cited up store
aud counting room, with large cellar underneath, aud
uouhss the hest mercantile stand in the place. Also
stock OF furniture, eompr.ins amos, every article needed by
an Inn Keeper among which "a beds and fur
s''ue Also cattle, hogs, horses, oxen, Wagon, carts. some
lar ming utensils, and all provision hand B.i. tract
o one adjoining the tavern PrOPsy, containing about 100
act e; hs other iybg t,e bend Ceds OWE
ed ny Cha'r. Goodwin who purehasedt of Walter Coe
]eTnS-The object vi the Subscriber being close h.,
transactions a. an Inn-kseper pay his deh change
occupation, he will only require fourth in hand for
tavern property the balance will be made payable and
ismohh with bond and security and deed Of trust; 10
cure the payment.
All other property will he cold credit nine months
o all sums above s. with bond the usual amer, Tor SIS
and uhder cash viii be required.
All persons indebted 10 the Subscrber earnestly re-.
quesed to make settlement by note payment without delay
snd persons having claims will please prese hem
convenient.
An property sold for cash, will be delivered imne-
dstsl>, oil course, the balance 25th Dec.
III. r. HAMPTON.
g. A' sesreely entertain doobt that the
Chane.iJ Courts, will at period not far jsn confined
10 the respective Counties, all property the County seals
adyfrtIsed Il n n
Dec. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

- vitns OF deed Of trust executed >, J.nn Sh j.
~ To- the subscriber and Benjsnn H. Duke, the 2ih dsA
OF January, 1924, ard oided n tn. C"uny Court Oce
u uia, tor the therein nentioueo wall he sold,
Public Auction, oa the sh
ilh 4 Dec mat IL fsu ohew,. the bsA alr day there
alter all the ssi John Shelton, Jfs iueTtin beng
hai vf hund,ed ssd four VI with the mill
aoy attached theiei lying and heng the County Of
LVus On the Soutbana the svu side there
adjoining tn. lands Of George Fleming aud Others, with the
snnsnanes. machn.re aud aPpsr,ts her scnto belong
ing s,c bfty and fourth land purchased by the
.aid J'hI Shelton, Jr John Austin aud others. the
North side II the aforesaid adjoining the lands OF To
Lloyd and others all H., john Shelton, Jis
eien IN and to one other parcel OF land lying and
beng n the SAID County OF LOUIS North side ct the
.ad ver, eonSinns fifty winch part Tract Of
land farperiy owned Pet. Shelf sbt oi his VIII
a.v the f-iiowrg personal estate. to wit:wO
Charles ana tiars two wog- Juuiih Nancy,
children Caroline james, horses. rot mui.s,
four FIVE COVE, she. p,
h,se ca Que wagon, one dozen. poush ana tue
neOhgnS TO them two mahogany tables together with all
his household and kitchen sv. watch, aud
5ne smooth barr 81 gun, and one r,H.
or Negroes, household stock, &c will he sold
the dwelling house rau day the sth II De, embe
JOSEPH SHELTON, .4cting Trustee.
NAu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
hIERITEN TRIRETE


lie following wei! ueritsd tribute. is paid by
the jackson Central Committee OF the District OF
Colurnbia, to Gen. Green, the able indeiatiga-
bic, and fearless Editor Of the United States rele
graph, than whom 40 man has done more or risk
ed more, ior the success of the jackson Party
This testimonial OF his eits is the more valuable
as 1t : offered by those who know best what Gen.
Green has Ycn,Ired and what lac has done
lBah Rep.
Extract from tie minutes OF the proceedings Of
the jackson Central Committee OF the Distric,
OF Columbia"
Piesent-john p. Van Ness, Henry Ashton.
Henry &. Neae, Henry VI. Morft. Thomas
Sorcoran, Jun. William Jones', and Thomas Sim.
Resoiped, unanimously, That we highly ap.
preciate The valuable services OF the United States
Telegraph III the cause ia which we have been
engaged, and that we think the ardent zeal. The
un,irIng industry, and generous sacrifices of the
Editor, eniittc him TO the thanks and appreciation
OF the jackson party throughout the country. and
that HE thanks OF this Committee for themselves
and their constituents lie, and .hcy are hereby ac
corded 20 him.
Resolved, That;he Secretary communicate 70
Gen. Green the foregoing resolution, and cAuss Il
% be published in the Quilted States TELEGRAPH.
JOHN y. VAN NESS, Chairman
HENRY e. NEALE, Sec'y.
NOV eIsbey 13 ISaS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
Tie subscriber offers for Sal

VIE vausele plaDistIon; which be rsde. called IN.
Meade" Bridges This rste situated in the county OF
hihmoud aud Contains 47s and one eighth acres. wLic
nse are between 100 and $50 acres low grounds cleared
the ia, lands The high lands well improved The build
bgs are extensive cOmuoous and in good order The Or
chards are large containing beiween trees of
osient us Fhe health of the sub.ebes family ,noe has
rsiuence on tins estate, allow. hun uaf
cs he more desirable that No property has
offered Tor sale this section of country tor nany Years
possessing as numerous advantage I'll.
or tnt production Of COTTON CstS rye and sass
.Ina portion Tor wheat. As table .o
tn. subscriber would prefer making private sale which
no; enctttd by tile 18th December, he u.I ,heu v.r
publicly.
AT tla time he will sell likely NcEro. HI.
crop OF c"rn consulting Of about 600 barre
SJOo which are hnmny corn fodder, ,hucts, ms
horse nues aud colts; together househuld urntu,.
p'anaiop utensils &C.. The terms OF sale and
Peisonal estate, will be made Known proper time.
JOSHUA STORRS
| Oct. Il, diff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
BEAUTIES oF ESTIMATES

III our Pennsylvania Jackson friends imagine
that there IS 10 rivalry 20 Alderman BiDus political
estimates OF mdorities, in this blessed world we
can tell them they most sadly mistaken Be.
tore the last election in this state, Charles King
and the Adams committee Of,ths city, published
an estimate oil the majority which Judge 1bo;Rp-
son would receive over MIR. Van Buren,. 1t was
follows
After enumeTa!ng all the countless thus
set down. majority Tor Thompson over
Van Buren, 6ouo
-, The actual majority Cor AN Buren, over
Thompson is 30 $40
Error in Charles Kings estimate only $500
This we rnus; confess does reach the joll liun
der OF Alderman Binns, which was only 81 1901
but II is doing pretty vel for the Adams ra,ty
Tic nest tine hey try they VIII % better.
- Y. Eng.
4 SeHofDr---S Speculation is alloa, az TO the
person who may be chosen Senator in Congress.
ia place oil Mr.. Van Burcn.--We have heard thc
names Of MIR. Browne, Mr.. Wright, Mr. T.. y.
Livingston and MIR. Dudley, all good men and
true, either OF whom may be trusted az tlcv
have heretofore been, Ia ti'e worst Of tines. Mr.
wright and Mr.. Earl'arc spoken Of a. candidates
los Tue Office OF C0mptrollcs should MIR. Marcv hs
10 the Bench ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
Oct. Il,
UNION HOTEL.

To Members If the Legislature
SGHRS. MARIA BOHAENAN fakes hi, method Of infor n
49, ing her friends and the public, and tse MrmhtIs
LespistuTe PsTtouls that the Union Hotel be kept
under her ;he la, engaged BAkcc-
ers to suPeruteod her bar hcdoos tables attentive t.
Ter, Tor her stables, md Promises FOR heTel that pains
mr. expense shall be wanting nder acceptable 10 H
mer Patrons and IN every fespect worthy OF puhek Pat.
fonsBe a. ony .imiilr establishment 10 the u. State.
Having ;ed up her bedroom, psr5urs ~ the r. .ty-
neainess and elegance, she prepared with
Ct without families, hfty sixty members of M L.siure
With beard Term. renvnsts aad as
any similar establishment "a tie GUY -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
Committee.

-udRSH-dL'S S.4LE OF .VEGROES
pn'usoee ct dsnre. IT the Superior CouI, OF Chan
1ey TOT tht h'ehmono District, pronounced the 9Th
usry, 1929 the Il Robert u. Bsghy armr
hons non Of John Bsgby, deed William Manu. shall
az me residence ID the sad Maan (oakve in the County
OF hng Queen, twelve o'clock of the 18Th D.ormher
iaS rhet Tor sale TO the highest BIDDER public auction for
ceesi, of
may De delivered for that puipo.e- which
veyea IN The d- executed ~ the deiendsn for the bens at
i tue ihestste oi the riand date the i5 July 1872 aud
me a. an exhibit AZ sait and recorded ia King aud
queen CLERKS otsss. j. 6UERBANr ri 5. c. c r. u
- oi h,s deputies
The slaves conveyed by -sd deed Alice. yynusy
hsSheal Aver, Amey, Pail Harry DO, Henry jr. an Ben
NOv.-lS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
II Teacher TAINTED.

el<uc trustees of the Washington Henry AeaIeny ere
assnou 10 engage Teacher that Seminary for the
sn... IL . believed that with ID. scholars which the
- would furnish, and the Boarders who
10 situation healthy aud eonv. ME nj
he n no' Gao be made up Thi, Academy situated m
s"'1 81 iianove' within nine miles Of the city of
ehmond Good Board can be had in the hood Al
s ir'ee The building, have recently under gone
and are suited for Teacher with .nsll uiiiy. In
sauon 4" the tuition fs the Teacher i, al liberty TO Gull
ne snd' NJ TO the IF such psrts are
"su 10 MN. Applications to the subscriber will be
A'e"asd TO- REUBEN MEREDITH,
", 49, Pres'dt of the Board of Trustees.
a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
EDUCATInN,

gfkfiE undersigned efnhste this opportunity informing
- the psn N general sud his friends psrtcGsr,
be ~ about 70 commence teaching school, within about four
miles Of the Virginia NILE The tsd,ng from, The
" M'lsto G0odwins church The oia'nsry haochss Of
esssesl aud ensph education will be fusht IN this school
The subictf will be prepared TO uodste 81 eight
b5srder and tosus con be procured ~ the BeshbofhooJ
rssOnshie term.
fhe ebog will be sygh 81 the yIsee otmcriy occupied
by Cob 5truggs. snd VIII the hst Monday
Jinusry nCD. fflrt cef' . kuowu ny spphtrtion to
tt% " X FUfTn-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

Sldrcs and other Property at AUCTION.
WILL be sold the 29h day Of December, public
w sale, at the present Te.dence Of Col Grief Green
the County OF Mseklenburg between thirty aud forty likely
sud valuable slaves smong beu house servants,
tssstres cook weaver cooper, doher, eoafse
Eatdue ss~yerr and wsgoDefj Of good character the
suiug stock Of hoss, cattle aud hogs the crop u corn,
fodder aud oats household sud kitchen furniture, wsgsns
cart aud plantation utensils Of every description.
TeIm Part Of the ssyss will he sold for os'h,s part Of
them upon credit of twelve months, and psrt ofthtm uJ-
On credit Of one and years. The other property vii
be ,old upon credit OF twelve MOUTHS bonds With seeuri
will be required Of the purchasers The above properly j.
i,hou reserve Should the 2sh be bad weather. the sole
vii take plsce the far day. aud continue until che pro-
petty IS sold. SAML L. LOGKErf, (T,,,o.
WM u. KNOX, s '"''ee''
The shove sale i, made my reques, ans val certainly
tsle pisse. q GREEN.
Dec. q. e. fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
1fKcS IrkrGILEc

is& RESPECTFULLY informs the public, that her Seminary
~ Tor the instruct OF young Ladies, opened
Iu inst; in which will he taught the following hranchss
orhogrsphy Reading, Writing, ARITHMETIC, English Grammar,
Geography, Natural and Moral Philosophy History, Chrnol
osy Bellies LETTER, and Oowpostion. The French Language
ard hIusic will be taught, wished DosrJsrs viii be re-
oeived AT $50 session, for board aud tuition
d9ls; Lodging 30 dolI.. The consisting months.
Day pupils IS dolls per session, Fuel III 50e All
attention w Ice paid 10 the health and youDa
ladies'. Oct.3 4J-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
NOTICE

Hon SALE, at the penitcntary Store, Yearly op-
posiie the State Banks, large assortment oil
Penlteniiary Manufactures, 10 wit Negro Cloth
ing, shoes, Gear OF all kinds, Nails, SC. Sc-Far-
Iners Country Merchants, aud others are respect
FULLY invited 10 call aud examine them
The prices Of many Of the articles have been late
ly reduced by the Board Of Directors particularly
the Shoes. THOMAS NELSON, p. a. y.
Sept. %. an re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
PRECEPTRESS.

n LADY who Ia, hefnts chloe some years wishes TO
49, engage heIseI Ma'is Teacher 10 schooi or A. op.
eT'tes' ~ amiy Uesde above she competent
toe following branches, Vi Reading, Writing Arithmetic,
English ufammsr, 0eosfspby, History aud the French Ian
guags, n required
ReSpeo,she references viii he gwen Letters postage
'si) directed TO Mss Loaeb Wilmington Delaware viii Sc
site ode ID 10.
q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

- IRAYED FROM The suhsoiiber the e0h W. dark iay
horse, no marks particularly sec Uec;ed, though bsevs
's hnd Ices white, he has his rsh foW lee knsf, hc
o'', pace snd rsop w,L vii g'ge ihe stove ifwrid
Ter he delivery Of sad Jorse htr here NJ M,c
h"dei'ops 70 the .a. 70 -.'is tey 'he hr'ck hue
-, : WOODED.
-. Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
STEAM BOAT NOTICE.

6Ssssssss%z The Maryland and Yirginia
C.Ss-fsi9bE Steam Roat Company Observing
"a ErA that the Steamooss H,onmond &
sGk3Ss55 Pa -r.hurS, which ply hrtsee.n
Norfolk and hie hmond adver-
rsu for sale the 20;h iu.. o
tfsve 10 travellers, tn. ste boats Pr
cinia and Rer/ott sol. through Richmond from Bal
timor,, stopping Norfolk aud Chy Point accomplish
which, the Norfolk, Capt in. Ferguson, Sen. will leave
baltimore every Sunday afternoon, al O'clock for No folk,
commencing Sunday Esd Insii leave Norfolk Rich
mond every Tuesday ming O'clock leave Richmond
every "Wednesday morning o'clock, and Norfolk for
B,iiimnre every Tnursdsy inotnns at o'clock.
The Pirgnia Capt Jno. Ferguson, Jt will leave palfi-
Wednesday affernOoN at o'clock for Norfolk,
commencing 10Th INST, Leav. Norfolk 'or Richmond every
Fuday morning at O'clock leave Richmond Tor Norfolk
every Sunday morn'ng o'clock, aud Norfolk Bal,
more every Monday morning o'clock long the
navigation is Fare from Baimsre Norfolk SO;
from Norfolk TO City POINT So, aud Richmond i. All
baggage and goods at The risk OF ;he
JAMES FERGUSON, Agent,
80 Bowly's wharf
Nov IS. 5s-s
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.yEIV Mp OF VIRGI.NId.

4 " ~" map VI virginia, compiled ron ertunl surveys
ulu,i me authority OF the State, published ard
nay ne persons desirou. OF procuring on arplca
-r'' - ~ " 1850
woif, elected by the sbour Of many years. and at
s,oi care and money has perhaps heen .urps,s
eS IN variety sad accuracy detail beauty
Nreheets the highest credit the
$50. oil Tue person. Immediately concerned in publication
1na ma prove highly sray,ns aud useful to the public Tn.
nave authorized the sale Of $50 Copies only Of th
on me large scale OF FIVE miles the neh and the Exc
w s view oi making the sale extensive and
moderate price of $50
Vnnef h,'ecreunaDce.,i probable that person, VIII
MAKE e.sis .pri.c.cn will he unable obtain
Copy - ms bcsutifu! and valuable work.
Autu.t s. os,f
Mop Of yirgina, rcduc. from tAe Nine Sheet Map o,
.as otae according 70 ihe Prorson Of Of as Genera
A'seo!y passed rh Mareh 1897 Is also published
may DC obtained application SO per copy
eopss coA Maps, convenient portable (orr ay
obta ed If yrsfrrref mr. oo ,s25 '' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

hc London Courier OF The 2ld Of October. AZ
ter acknowledging tbs receipt Of American papers.
auus ioSe'her with thcso papers We have re-
ce'Vcd "a kini Of pac1rd. entitled 4 brief &c.
c"on' OF The Bloody Deeds VI Cen. Jackson" II
WsP''ys eighteen collins, surn,ooned By the names
u ,'e Victims TO Gmt iniiyiIna ferociy with the
auiAcntic relations of their executions, or rather
lideis, in defiance Of low. justice, or even the
a"hority 81 tho stale. There - also picture
r@t5esening hiin in fhc act ot s;a5binz ,gl, ca
tat,-fa.a.. > ~ 90 ..-:c, uiya. he l.-s 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11
LOYAL COMpANY-.9gai,i

LOYAL NY-.8gasi.-
VIE meeting of the st the Loyal Company
~ proposed al Char ote.vle, having failed take effect,
aud beisg provided by resolution OF the Company adopt
ell al Their meeting the ath JAM 8i9, that three
the meGb.r may at any time, call meeting, the under
signed, believing such to he ny dema by
the interests Of all concerned do hereby eting
the Company at the Esgle Tavern the City OF R;obnond,
on Monday the 18Th day Of December ensuing Ii .ou
be announcement 10 vi the members attend person.
the approaching Session Of the Legislature will furnish
sueh convenient opportunity u being represented the
proposed meeting by teiI County Delegates, and
nestiy hoped that all this long
concern, will, ether personally by proxy, embrace the
present occasion Tor putting into Efficient
iia,ion aud 6Ds adjustment.
EDMUND PENDLEFON,
MANN PAGE,
w. &. RIVES.