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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14
p,,ct;no Seine 'Huine, etc.

Backing, Seine f"rne, etc.
ou.NrIry of canister and cake blacSng war
a ranted f superior quality, and afurther supply OF
Brdport herring and shad twine, Just received and
. o,iuPt GEO, JOHNSON.
Who win sell, If applied for immediately the whole
or any part of the DRY GOODS lately advertised, AZ
Baltimore prices onthe usual credits l "a"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14
The Savannah
STEAM SAW MILL COMPANY
NVILI. be ready on the first Of January merit tc
w execute anv orders for Saving, al their New Es
enlistment, PfT'UH-PINE LINER, ri-.-
Boards, Plank, Scantling,
and JoiSt.

in any quantities. aud Of any dimensions within the
common rule This Mill is situated on Huchinsoa's
Island directly opposite the city OF Savannah, and Of
fers facilities for the reception Of cagoes superior to
any establishment of the kind in the State, having hf'
teen feet water within feet os the wharf and Yes
sells carrying 10000 feet may load within boom's
length of the ull secure sm the Interruption Of ship
ping ard boats moving up and down the river, and
SUCH other difficulties masters experience from their
vessels laying on the town side.
The Company are awase1hat great delays have arr
sen, heretofore, vessels coming TO thSs port tor
,.' sas
bat they trust they hare taken such measures as will
ensure
Constant Supply IF Tie BcS! L"1sAS',
sawed from prime timber accompanied with the great
est possible tespa,ch. WM CRABTREE, Jr.
Agent for Company.
ySasanaai, august IS, 1927 nov TO-
REFERENCES
HALE SuAPTER & rA<PER,' Savannah.
c. n. LAMAR, Augu,ta
CuAaLEs IIOYr, NasSS-----
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14

! handsome assortment, some equal to an, u-
| ported with beautiful borders
and IA Irish linens, gross bleached and
perior finish
, do housewife liuens, warranted bleach
| 2 do Irish sheeting
| "a, 8 4, GA and 10-4 table .iiapers
| Birdseye and Russia do
: Linen cambrics, some extra fine
| Do do hdkf, elegant colored borders
Ladies' black and white English and French silk hose
| DO do TO cotton and worsted do
| English and French white>and black silk gloves
White and coiored kid, beaver and co'd castor do
Gentlemen's real buck, beaver and Horseskin do
Cravat stiffeners
Curd plaid Italian crgva,s, and beautiful article
Black Italian cravats, superior quality
cases ladies' IL ghorn bonnets, some extra fine
NiXd and white lambswool hose
DO do do half do
Cotton, flags and Britannia hhkts
An egaut of puS, curls, clusters, frauls
iinglc,s, latest style, warrantedof the best ma.
nufacture
l ,rpe shell, tuck and side combs
Long, curl and dressing do
Ivory and pearl pocket DO
Brazil shell tuck and side combs
Pure Cologne water
Ostrich feathers
l.acils, long and short
Silver ;himblesi Tapes and bobbins
200 dozen Clark's spool cotton
100 do do do do colored
? bale Marshalls aud Atkinson's do patent thread
blue, black and assorted servings
Do do do twist
Ira pengro suspenders, superior quality
Calan do do do
Bes, gilt, coat and vest buttons
bale Lyon skin, weighty texture
5 do negro cloth
do blue PLAINS
do Inseys, various patterns, very weighty texture
2 do grey plains
German tickienburgs and oznaburgs
TillaGng ALSO,
81 Packages Of Domestic Goods:
8 bales Washington and Columbia ticks
cases striped and plaid singhams, some extra fne
and handsome patterns
do 5-4 apron checks
1 do A do do
5 bales ga bleached sheetings
5 do Sd do do
2 do A do do
do "a brown sheeting
9 do 50 do do
do a. do do
5 do "A do very heavy texture and well calcil-
lated for negroes summer wear
90 bales cotton yarn, from No. to ~ equal to any
in market
With variety of other goods toe numerous to mention
We will receive By every arrival from House in
New-York, fresh supplies of every desirable article
that viii be wanted for this market. Country mer-
chants with those wanting family supplies, request
ed to call and examine the goods, are determin-
ed to sell for cash at very small advance on the New
York auction prices oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14
Chewing Tobacco.

II HAVE Just receiveda further supply of C3FEN-
4 DIM Tobacco, warranted equal to any in the
United States. JOHN CORSE.
SO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14
KYLE & DAWSON
Cotton Duck.

lust received a fresh supply OF Colts Superior &C.
81 ton duck, assorted numbers. For sale bv
J. s. MILLER
Who wishes TO purchase Wheat and Corn. dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14
salt

ST ubes salt, for sale by
MUU nov 80 w. FOwLE Z c..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31

Stanberry by from laJj 10 I5u0--wc have t,tr1c.;
ont" Janus~iace Woods (.ddGms ms mber) b.
| 1900, John e. Wright, Kremers - cGckiiag hen
/ by from D to GOO, Six Militia Documents Joh..
Sloane by 600, Davenport do. by or 300 an
Beecber (ano,her Adams Inop) by 100 Hurrah!
for Ohio Governor or no Governor. We had but 3 3
members from Ohio out al IL s now we have eight
besides doubt OF decided msioiitv in a.
Stale Legislature II the Adams party then, SHALL
have squeezed in their Governor Ia mode Met
ca'fc In Kentucky. who Is such s,inplc,on as
not TO see they have been beaten Nith i MA
Jority Of the members Of Congress and majority
VI lilo State Legislature. can there be any doubt
"at when oii Hickory comes 10 run, himself
with no State weights. lac will win the race
OHIO Is WITH Us You may see i, by the
Returns. You may il in the Chop fallen
locks OF the Adams Her votes were not ne
cessaFy to the election at Gen. jackson II
would have been elected by "a .rge majority with
out them, and she has never been counted uno.
IS one oil our certain states, but welcome he.
INTO our political family, rejoice that she has 30 no
bly, vindicated her character and Sc hes by lie
side OF her sister KENTUCKY
bnti> TRlMBIE (the Adams oandididatr) GO
EhNOiG We doubt 10. We publish below
from The jntelligcneer OF yesterday a statement
oil The returns which Messis. Gales and Seaton
nave published without any regard To fairness
and, as we cannot doubt, Tor the sole purpose OF
deception where il cannot be detected until too Ia
We publ sh it 10 expose it, as II will be seen we do
Here il is
eve substitute the result, of Bulletin 10. Z.
toct. 2sl III place OF the end, ~ c-.i by the Bal
umore Repub!ican-tt gives Tiiniblc 81 ,o16, and
Campbell 2972U)
The Editors of the In,clii-enccr have called our
iheU big malories and omitted ours aud md.
out THIS statement in the hope OF its affecting e.
resieniIo' election in stich states shall recey.
q, and not the correction or it, before the elec,o;
takes place They have omitted the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31

Thus while the Adanspariy have got in ihc re-
turns from Portage, TrumhuIi, Cuyahogd. Gcauga.
Their strong counties in the WrsrRERN RESERVE
ana ace have many strong counties, tor jackson
yet 10 hear FROM II will he seen that the jackson
ticket X 1901 ahead. We viii not undertake to
say that CANiPBCLL the JAcksoN candilat- for
Governor is elected, hut we may say with ITr-
iect confidence, tina; il lie is not he has come 20
near toit a. 10 'eave the Adams party hope for
the election o; the Adams Electo ~ ticket on Fri
day nest. ki5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31
4 Ynice Gn,n Me Er.I

Among the articles touching the Presidential
Election, which we sincerely regret i, has no,
heen in our power 10 lay before our readers is a
very able Address from the Eastern Shore of Viz
sinla In The month OF September, meeting was
held at Bali Haven, of Delegates appointed by he
Jackson Cor csponding Committees of Acconack
and Northampton counties. John II. BavIy ESQ
was called 10 the Chair, and Mr.. John r. Potter
appointed Secretary. On Mr.. Henry 4 Wise's
'no'ion resolution was adopted, for denomina,ing
the body . The CiiiOn JGchSon Committee for
the Eastern SIRE Of V0giaiu'-Amone other
proceedings committee was appointed OF Judge
Abel z. Upshur, & G ~ Severn il. Parker OF y or
!'arnpton. & Nlessrs. p. u. Mayo Henry \. Wise
Levin Rogers,& VIM. D. Seymour of AccoInaok I,
draft an address 10 fellow citizens of Inc E9st.
ern ShOre.-Ihe Address before us is the produc.
non OF this Committce-itis penned with crea,
spirit and ability; and calculated most &! ttctualy
10 serve the ciuse.-it Is some earnest OF the sue.
cess which will crown the exeriions Of cur friends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31

EC.oHRianicHfs,L
MARRiEDl-o 90 the 25j in.'o,, BY the ney. Phrl,p r.
Montague the Rapt Church Mr.. ids. Spencer u the
county Of King Queen Miss 44dsHa daughter OF IT,
Rev. Richard Ciayhropk of the comfy OF Midde.c..
- IN Hanover the 2is; met by the Rev. air Turner,
Hn b. TiSssy, E g to ME-. Lucy Irs Johnson.
DIED. on the 9h inst, having JUS, entered her 2ei.
and ud.s, daughter OF MI Thomas PoreI, all OF
esvns behind her husband AID 1--WE small ehdren 90
ioani!e this the last possible tokens Of esafd
Of the deceased. yefy lue
are .Nhhited ~ tie columns 1i neW:pspcts HIS pIpose
DO, so much to set loih the The
known TO her distant acGusntaLces that her mortal
aIe oesh defched ia the hutytg youud of her father;
that she has experienced the vs,e funeral the cypress
gloom For Lvse who knew her, euogy would be Ill
and those who know her not should They edit
10 what here might DC said, wOnld urget they
for the fame Of the most worthy c"uuae
Her highest merit consists the proper those
doIte,tc duties which allotted her the order life
AMI y OF ke silent aud kind
known beyond the bound. Of her mt as acnuain,
to know bouuds agony ohtlren While ce,
only be sieviaitd by soothing the affecting
q" psfeus ad SISTERS the OF old headed
sho kne@ her HON heT allie her Sray, tie OF s
her intimate acq"smancs be offered ssany testimony
Lner .ib'- oh.i .s;e ~, :is, call thought
hHFeieas thonsh storm Irrr hoT" "C,o PEELED,
asyt, +Eesenns rsses, Bnd vske. EVERY woe. II
that The following i'aes FROM the pea Vt poet exquisite
ieeiIng were almost adapted 10 Che ulLa! her
much sr'eYed pastGeT--
Oh! srei beyond ali other s.isfs VIXEN tste
F",i leaves the na"', isa. I lone cod deso.a.e
Ia this vide world, w:tlnu, that only tie
Fof winch IL !"y'd TO 1--we or feared to die
Ioin as the hursuP iuie, that he',r h9th oten
S"'ee tue sad day 80 in@sie; ehosd wes lluLfn
Yes HI. FTi'f inieed poignant aud ?eet
reiei igVu alone The writer tt voui Chit 4at
Netoe, the le tribute he'can pay ts nisucty her
who IS now will often with car placid
which 10 ham Ugr-i Ice dear aud sbc
wall ieA'" to think, al 'lod 'ut, lat h days
wiH have nern numtrfed dat his h.sd 40, be
covered w'h The cold cods Of tie ssGey M tse; soosd
"ia the sH5i .! hsaneestof,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31
GOOD slGNs-M n,ginin.


FLUyAHNA County, Oct 26
~ the close OF the muster OF the First Baitalior
Of this County, At Wilmington on the iih instant.
proportion was made to take the sense of the
Battalion, on the subject of the Presidential Flee
ton, IN which the by-si5ndcrs were also rcr,iest.
ed 10 take part. After few remarks made ~,
Col'Janes Magruder, Commandant of tlie Battai-
ION, tending TO impress them with the Importance
IS Wen ds necesSfg Of a punctua and general at
tendance, on their part, at the Polls in November.
IN order 10 show ihe decided * overwhelming ma.
loriiy OF The jackson Party throughout the state.
WIN view to ascertain the comparative strength
Of The two Candidates, the friends OF Jackson were
invited TO march lew PAGES in front: 9hereuron.
Two hundred and fifteen stepped farwofd ior Jsck,
ron, and 0"y fioeirc continued in their places nno
OF whom were nan .(Techoidcys and miaOys-afI
ftCo OF the remainder neutral. leaving but one et
'ec1iye man Tor the present Administrations
Yours, respectfully,
Il. d. JONES.
:, Iron tie following Day, a Muster Of The "a
battalion, was held az Mrs. Lylc's Yhcn Tho vote
was For Jackson 2Gs
N1algs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31
THE POLLS OPENED,

he Election commences 20 .day-On this day
Pennsylvania nd Ohio appoint their Eicctors.--in
our next paper, we shalt announce the Triurnphs
OF The Jackson Ticket in the CITY and coi,nft; oil!
philadelphia. Virginia and N y ork will vote on
Monday-The most decisive victories await us
anu IN The course OF two weeks, shall bc able
TO announce perfect and irresistible union al the
great states of n. York, Pennsylvania, ani Virgil
MIA, in the cause OF Andrew JACKSON. The
Campbells are a-conng'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31
October 10th, 1923.

The n. Intc!ligencer of the 18th inst. contains
the following remarks about the Correspondence
between Alessrs Giles & Adams; which Cores
pondence (Mr q. says) has escaped his memory, if
II ever existed
Upon receiving the Enquirer OF Yesterday,
containing the Letter OF Mr.. GILES, we used the
privilege oil citizens deeply Interested in the cause
OF truth, to call upon the PREs DENT, and request
mat nc would suffer justice 10 be done 20 himself
ny the publication OF the correspondence which
Governor GILES has the efiiontery or the faulty
TO deny, and OF the existence of which we were
before satisfactorily apprised. The President lroln
q delicacy which we feel inclined 10 call ldstidous
declined furnishing copies oil the ccrrespoudencc
Tor publication. he seems disposed TO follow, in
this instance, os he has evidently underworld to do
throughout his Administration, in the footsteps OF
tic illustrious WAsHINGToN," sc.
" Be that as il may, MIR. ADAMS will not con-
sent to the present publication of these Letters,
from motives Of decacy, to which he too often sa-
tEihces his personal interest. He permits as to
say, however, that he has cad to us from his Let
Textbook the copies of his Letters to MIR. GILES
during the Winter of IS0SS, in reply to Letters of
Dir. GILrs, the originals of which Letters are a.
nongst his papers at his family seat and we take
leave TO say, CiUiout his permission, tiat they are
OF character TO exat him ia the estimation of ev-
cry patriot, every Republican,, every honest man.
They are OF a character, too, such az TO prevent
tbe possibility Of any mans forgetting them, who
had ever read them, unless he had first forgotten
himself
" The first OF these Letters of Mr. ADAms is
dated Nov. 18th, 1903, and is in acknowledgment
and reply to letter Of Mr.. GILES Of the 7th Slh
Oi the same month Congress having assembled
on he 7ih)
"The second Of them is of the date OF Decorn.
Der 10, 1903, in reply 20 Letter from MIR. Ours
enclosing a copy OF his Speech upon Mr.. Hill
HOUSES motion for repeal OF the Embargo.
"The third letter is from MFR. ADAMS TO Mr.
Giles, OF tie 2oth December, in the same year.
The fourth letter, from MIR. ADAMs 10 Mr.
GILES, Is dated on the 10Th ct January, i509 ac-
hnowIedging the receipt Of two letters from MIR.
GILES, the one OF the 18th Of December, 1905,
aud the other Of January 5h, 1909.
"Soon after This last, Mr. Adams came here 10
attend, or professional business, the Supreme Court
OF the United States, and the correspondence of
course Iniermiited. Not long after this Mr. A.
dams went abroad, in public employ, and The cor
TcspOndcnce Of course ceased.
when one recoecis the period Of this cores
pondence, AID the relation OF MIR. Adams 10 the
Senate, III which be had isncd his seat because
rs own State had elected Successor over bis
scas, Tie .G.eres. Of lbs coggessonLsI,co bs!gsea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31
OHIO


no conclusive returns by last Evening Mail
The Bmllctn from ths National in,cllircncer s,,ie
MY OF counucs-but the defect Of q ~T}uIle.
iin lNo.4 IS eNposed by the extract sYe give be-
10" rom the Baltimore Republican:
NEW YORK.
IN estimate Of the Electoral votes which Cen.
Jackson will receive in New York, win be found
~ another part Of our paper Of to-day taken from
The Albany Argus. ~ this estimate nv ENrY-
fOOKarc given, as ceTidiH, toJACKSOW
letter from one Of the best informed poIi.i.
oians IN tho State Of New York, says--
In This state our succcss is absolutely ccri.in
INC calculation 10 the last Argus Che one which
we p"blsh today Edif) nay pr mgiiciHy re-
iied upon" + BaR. RcpH6.
ONO.
Bot TIE other day the Co1iitioDieis eern han.
dcring Utt dat T'mbi-. the Adtne candidate for
Governor Ia Ohio, would be elected by from ter, 60
hliecn thousand nov VIC hcaf tlotu in piano voice
saying he is elected by two thousand Now.
Whether Ire Jackson the Adsns canGi,Is,c ,or
t'oyeruor iils surccede9, the.Jari,son PARTY he.
g'oTioG-Iy hiImpiel IN Ohio IN The iss. Con.
grcss we had l,nt 3 dickson members fror, ohio.
Findl'y Kr-scll aud Stanbcrry III the recent o..
lection We have reelected 90 these Fn,assv Dr..
->'' F''. i. -se&at . -ef 80, az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31
Office Of ihe agent IF the Breakmdief, =
Philadelphia, 22d Oct 1928.

v men', SEALED PROPOSALS w. b. reeeised at tLi,
ohee uui Eday thu 2th Move her next tor the .uppv
at The site te Break~sr, Cape Keniopen Roads Of
one hundred twenty thousand reiebs Stone, of twer
i,hye ro feet the perch; each stone. weigh from cue
iiai 81 OF a tn 10 two ton, and upward.
ie quality OF the material must he IL the following des
eI'rons- TtaPtcos, HornbleRde. Granite compact
or n,stonc aud he de posted within
~ iims according 10 the dT, cons of the
IN. monih II Apil sud Dec the .rsu,ux y~ar
A. Pr p"'a wall be received for the supply of ,auty
Th ~ addition the the Bidder,
e"n1t those OF thtf Se: and the places III their c.pe
iiv. rtsdence.
IN, proposals. will he examined decided on by fhe
ni"ee who may he appointed - Exec b. the
rsIht - tue decision e. he suhmtt.I spproyal of
'he Navy ptf ainet. CLEMENT O BJDDlE,
Agent, &c.
WI 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31
IA. ADANIs,s EXpOSE I

ne Northern papers are beginning TO open upot
'his memorable s'atenen;--we shall be much ~,
prised II Mr. Adams hears The last oft, Tor many
months. The Public call for more liaht-anJ
none should call with more emphasis than some
oil the late leaders and present friends II Mir a
among the Politicians OF Massachusetts--Th,
following are the comments Of The n York States
man "a paper rather leaning tie Admims;, aor,)
ON the article on its way to tile infected Dis
trci of Massachusetts:
''SDiSufar Neutrality-suspicious. readers win pro-
badly be a. much surprised ourselves AZ the pr-
port oil the suDJOined authentic docu,ncntS-fhe
one et;e1 from the late Mr.. jefferson TO MI
Giles; and the other, statement from Mr. dam,
himself, containing his comments on the tormor-
That the article liz the n ational Journal is from the
pen OF the President, there can be no doubt AS ip.
same remarks appear word ioI VOID cotemporane-
ously in The itelligencer The rank OF tic bar
ties engaged VIII therefore add interest TO This
strange expose. which canno, all TO create a strong
sensation in the public mind. 1t amounts 10 no.
thing less than IL direct impulGfi0m of tretsOHdJle
senfiiIents to the leG6ers Of the feicrqi ,Jnyf =;
/ yHdSSoctusetts; If u dark and secret c0TrcSDon-
dence With the enemies II our common country:
ana 81 deliberate design IL diSSOiUc The Union
These are no slight charges and every citizen
VIII concur IN the opinion, that an fair OF so
much iI1po lance should ut orce he siiicd 10 the
bottom. Some OF the accused are doubtless now
living public men, perhaps, holding Offices OF
trust and responsibility OF which they are wholly
unworthy, II the allegation agans, their characters
oe iouHdcd IN truth. IL II solemn duty which
Dir. Giles or Mr. Adams owes 10 the couinttti,,,
as well as to individuals on whom susDcions mas
unIIsy rest, to give the names Of the persons i'm
pIica,ed in this plot, with the evidence Of their
reasonable purposes, that Tie innocent may be ex
cuiPa'ed, and the guilty held up to pubic indgna-
ton.
Having always belonged to The republican party.
we are OF course acuatcd in these remarks by no
isciingS or sympaes connected with the deral-
lists; whilst our own political prejudice AGAINST
.ne'h' IKE those OF the rest OF the community
have subsidized with the lapse of time En-, liz I;
subject, which should be kent aioof from party
considerations. Within the knowledge Of Nil.
Giles and Mr.. Adams, certain prominent men in
our country have been guilty of reasonable con-
confidence. We say wba, we hope and frps, eve
ry friend to his country will say-ict The brand b
Gredi IN Y.Sta,es,,o,, :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31
REACTION IN oiIIol
To he Editors ofthe ENQUIRER.
y s''t VI =
SrhIJnI NV LIE. lOrrl

SrEUBENvr LIZ, (Oxio)
have the pleasure to inform, yom that the
H"hds Oh Gen jackson have, ut the late elections,
obtained complete victory over The combined for
ces OF Adams * Clay, in all the Congress- onal
Districts. rom which we have yet heard In this
districtuhe il,h)Goodenow the jackson candidate
mas succeeded against Wight, by about 100 ma
iority-fn the t2th, Sloane has been ous;cd hv
Thompson zone ot the jackson candidates. by a
majority oi600In the 10Th ,(where previous 10 the
election we hac uniformly admitted, that there
would I've a majo,ity against us) Kennon, the Jack
son caniiiale, has been elected by a majority OF
-oo over Davenport-ln the 9th, Irwin has out
run beccher by large majority (about 1909 No
doubts are entertained OF the reelection of Stan
berry, by more than 1000 majority, and Russell.
withom, oppcsi'ion-the jackson majority supposed
10 y" about 3Ooo--fiDday Is re. elected by 900
ua)ori'y-and Shields over Woods i'm the 2i dis
tict, by 100 ina,ority.-Thus Won see, we are
certain OF members in the next Congress. (out of
ID friendly TO the cause of jackson and Retot m.
but there are four other d, ricts from which
favourable results may he strongly anticipated
Certain II l., tia; previous 10 the election we sup
posed our prospects 70 lie better in them than in the
Sth, where YOU see we have succeeded by a hand
some majority.
Judging from. the districts above. and from oil,
or known facts there is reason TO believe tina,
Campbell, our candidate for Governor is elected hy
a large majority.
O6io Is no longer a d0,.Jtfid State.
Respectfully, your Ob't Serv'ts,
John PATTERSON.
H. fl. LEAVtTT.
. HENRY SWEARiNGEN
JAMES MEAUS,
The Jackson Committee of jefferson County, Ohio.
10 he Editors Of the Enquirer
PlTrssURG, Oct. u, 1899
From accounts that may be relied on received
TO- day from Ohio, il appears that Wright il defeat
cd bya majority of .In0-SIoane hy majority al
6o0---and that Creighton, Woods and Beecher are
LETT ont by arge majori;ies-and that FindIay and
Stanbery are reelected. Lawrence and Stewart
OF this State are also defeated by the most over
whemng najnriiies.
by order aud on behalf of the Commit, of Cor
re -pondencc. Il. j. ROBERTS, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31

I'll i a tN.f ~ ~ l4lJ.
Z young man from the .to',p, having "A rood
"A knowledge Of the various branches .! iseglish
education, together with the Latin. aud beiD, wen
recommended, wishes si.uatoa as teacher either
~ private Or public capacity; OF lac would hc
glad u employment DDuok Keeping, copying or.
cXcculiug any Kind OF plain or ornamental " rit-
ing. Refer to the Rev. Henry Keeling, or 10 Mr.
Van. Crane Of this city. y line addressed to A NJ
J.. by mail. stating situation, aivai,ages salary
&c. will receive prompt attention.
Nrt. ~. 70 1.e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31
ITO. B. RfGGER

Nsf ESpECTFULLY announces to Us friends cod tbs
stpub that be ia, opened that central established
Fortunate Loy and Esehsug. Once, corner II ard 18Th
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