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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-04

man was lately tried in England for selling
poisoned liquors, knowing the fact. A physi-
clan stated that he attended upon the deceased,
in the last stages of his sickness, and that he
exhibited symptoms Of inveterate poison. The
amount Of the defence, admitting the facts, was
that the liquors were no more poisonous than
arc sold by others, "under lcence from the
crown" Among the witnesses on the part of
the accused, was VIM. Ratchford, who stated
that he had been planter in the island of ia
maica--that the liquor calledrum or spirits, was
distilled in copper stills, (iron would turn the
liquor black in its appearance that the .fermemt-
cd liquid from which rum is made, is in its ma
ture an acid that its effect upon the interior of
still is quite apparent, insomuch, that spirit
stills in use are constantly losing IN ,ocight
and require often to be renewed that the dele
ferrous matter consequently combines with the
liquor. Verdict Of Jury-Not Guilty.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-04

TORNADO. In New Albany (Indiana) on the
9th ult a very severe wind was experienced,
approaching to a tornado In almost every di-
rection, large forest trees were blown up by the
roots and twisted off. It continued for eight or
ten minutes, after which the rain descended in
torrents. A youth about 12 years old, son of
Mr.. George Gresham, with the horse he was
riding, were nstantaneously killed by the falling
ola tree A laboring man on board Of fiat
boat, near the mouth of Bear Grass Creek, in
Kentucky, was killed by the fall Of a tree.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-04

u The Governors Speech, which was not
received till our columns were mostly occupied,
affords US good opportunity of substituting
something more interesting, in the space usual
" occupied by editorial matter.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-04

NoTIcE. The Surviving Officers Of the Rev
dictionary Army, who received Communication
certificates, and the surviving non commission
cd officers and soldiers of that army (not on the
pension list) who received certificates for the
promised reward of eighty dollars for ensting
for the war and continuing in the service until
its termination, are requested, respectively, as
soon as may be possibly convenient, to send
their names and the names of the places where
their nearest post offices are kept, by letter
(under cover to the honorable the Secretary of
the Treasury addressed to Colonel Aaron Og-
den, at the city of Washington, who will be
there ready to receive them. This will super
sede the necessity disappointing agents to trans
act the business at the Treasury Department,
from whence, by this means, the proper papers
will bo sent, free from expense to each individ-
ual showing his right to the benefit of the act
of Congress, lately passed in favor of the per-
sons Of the above description.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

The =" able ana circumspect Editors say. that
they might, after the example of the organ of
The Combination in Virginia. in the case OF the &c.
iehraied East Room letter, stand mute, and ubs;i-
nately refuse either to justify explain oui state
ment The memoryo The editors is rather treach-
erous. We did reuse TO give up the name of
the tcTiter before W. had heard from him: bnt
we never did vouch Tor the " indisputlbh. evl-
denc., OF his statements never did assume the
statement as our o"n--we never com,Don ted on II
we never released towsil.y or explain it--but
we publicly called upon the writer. and we pri-
vaeiy appealed ~ him. 10 explan the mistake into
which he had betrayed the public pecaliar cir
cuinstances de iayed the receip, OF our let,er-hu
the writer did hnaly explain the matter to the
paonc ihese things are annoying enough 10 ali
editor; bui, when instead OF maxim. due PREPARATION
to the injured party, he resorts to every sort oi
SUFFERING to bolster up the original provocation,
he deserves not the charity, but the nii ,na,io oil
the Public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAI,
ACADEMY

''lt. fcHoo OF the he,
y DAY. the I'D instant. f" y" MY.
l" Vas school, FuP''s taught Greek Latin F,,,ch
'"d opsh''h iagsd,ge,, the pure and mixed
oSlephy s" D'os Keeping, With the ordinary brsnrh.. ~
Hs"7h e"uH'lon Tue ooutse OF sti3y sdapt-J a. g.
epHre young gentlemen either for The unjvesy of Va for
m various cher oesc in the u g. th, rorr a
pursuit, Of mercantile life. ''s piASVe'i
~ St,PssH hernard "ho'e QUALIFICATION, a, an ic.,trco,
.tu ho' ~ oe Pccihed here" engaged for the cu-ur,
('t, 70 s'Ve ilucion5 al the French and spani., .,
i1hematIea Departments, dytry Aot,rs of eorI don
C"hAnt advertisement o the shall i.tiiy dI
h'sgee tue hcut.of instruction wi sontinue from ann
e m halt IS, 5ol6ek p NJ. with inlerni,.,ou of ns
houfs nj ? O'Clock, r NJ. ''0SA' az" %
''1ai number o. pupils e,n he accommodated with ro,,d
'a,o'v-', o" onocS'e iil OLIVER a SHAW
- For particular Information concerning The
character OF his school, Mr. 5 takes the liberty of
tGiening TO the Right Rev. Bishop Moore, flo
ION ~ bfockenbrough, Juo. Wickhsfu, Esq
Chapman Johnson, Ess Richard anderson Egd1
Robert Gwaihmey Esq G. H. Baccbus, Esq. Rev
AiF. Armstrong, Rev. $. Taylor, Dr. VIM Tgze4
wei, Dr J. Dove, DIR. NJ. Pace, J. NJ. Wir6
ham, Esq W T. NGttaIl, Esq. George Fisher, ESQ
ana other genucneD, WHO attended his last exa-
Iuinanon.
-e,'ll y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19
Communicated

Communicated.
ptEDion the I1tb inst at hi. resid.uee in Stafford coty
tattsr Raleigh Da.sl, Esq aged yesr.-Ue.p j, the
siei "us and ians wal! he the which
o ii, valuable aud much endsated produced
~. death la. beea PGbe loss, well private
Calamity -Te thus, r his county snd
numerous Acquaintance, would awe
"e.a'ions The FrePosssssous always his
PeTsoo, aud the unaffected dignity kun.s
nsnner., were by closer knowledge the qualities
ind shd heart, sure OF being heightened aud
MS understanding, naturally s"D, well by
Ithecon, and was especially distinguished by the
r,d independence with which rs coUelns
&C aud adopted whs at the time, seemed
informed, y chee.fune.s and bens violence Of tenn
per; almost peculiar rae benefits which such nod and
sue dispositions calculated dispense
and actively, but uuo,tentaouy he.i.-d the legislatures
On The bench, ~ h social snd dome-t.c cel, these
leIt and appreciated Ia the last, which lac aniu
s,cia-;eiy 10 animate, sud 10 cheer aud ioi,
hss Pfodae utter solitude. In the vgor atu.y
manhood ms Course oi active and gtueta ussflne, n
III fFrion OF endearuent, has he been sa.ehed
ho'e with whom h place cannot be supplied.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19
q O1io CdaGi COmDGut
" ARLINGTON, Aug. 9, Is2s .
.l-(gTfy/L1

ir1.yf v'l be fece.vtl az t. Office betyo,, ,,
- iih aud 20 h Days Of Oct nest cor th, .,r..,,
'u' "AinSoi about ~ n.. uf fi,e cbc,.
anI Vi'y sh4i % hai rde sections, esteni,nr f,, ",
mountli1. t'' 90 0ha Catocin
fn' ~ The 'sine 'inr rropr7sis 7, he received m Ii
oss on the ge Of the Cansi shg ri n,i,nsd; A. M @
-. 'u" ~ '"0i ein'dueis, Cuvsfs, No - ri, o..v b.
s, risafy z" i"is rntpn ~ the csna IN .tit,ia ., ft
tuivff - 1feady advertised Co.. he d. d,
CrceE " -'- ..'..I t.' 2t" q"
Ils form, % pr;gos,. isr s store. -,i ist,.dy To-
u"triouiion by he II q Oe'.
~" ptoFcssi' ~'ii te''teieed Tssta. ssr lae i7.
~ Lte-alt- alter tnu-ft cn he z1h Cctohrf.s,nI iht
CIV .es T' be d-sirta sBi 'or.s .at, 70 Lsestar-h
s',n q TO- iht ~ october as rts-. efrie.
Dn f-tors WHO arc na. tf1yrt DUMMY A.. ev,.
"a :" eecio.s fttoi isendaion, ,-,' t6@t p-t
"s'eh 'boail 'e .ii.tsei, Fe- p'"l. b, thr wfet.t
ttD r. fNGfF
C... 81 .f Oia r,
"e. 50 -1-0Ig
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

f0'p9rt0Ht Army .N0remelits.--3 G understand
That Fort Niagara is immediately TO be garrisomcd
by four companies ofthc second regiment OF Uni
ted States lnianiry and report says, thatthis tort
viii be made the head quarters Of the frontier line
81 posts iy the Detroit papers, we arc Informed
OF several new arrangements made by the ~ ar
Department arOug which are TIE re-occupIncy
d fori Dearborn, (Chcsgo,) and Fort GraIOt.--
But the most iiEpOrian, MEASURE Of TIC Department
$40 conceive obc. that OF establishing . new post,
Inincdi7tc'y upon the portage between Use Fox
and Cmscona.n rivers. 10 tle country OF thc WIN.
asbago Indians. Permission for til.. was obfniuctl
81 the natiycs, "a t'la late treaty al Crc,n BAY
The poet will be called Sort y iuncbago, AMI /. 4,
he gsrris1nad by two co.'s paniss Of the Grs, rsgi.
nent u JaHcd st0cs' ir.aat-y Ihsr-. ,yiu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

L-i.iD FOR SALE
ys}f virtue Of JDeed of Trust cxecutedto us bv
- Jerman Baker, dec. and of record in Amelia
'iue WIN 3. Archer & Samuel Jones-1yili be sold
!oT cash, the premises, on Saturday the 2GtI of
Oct next, Tract Of Land, lying in the county OF
Amelia, commonly called Grove Brook, contaiDinc-
about 500 acres
This land lies on AppomauoS Eiver.not Gar above
Geno Bridge. Such tile AZ il Vested in US. we
will convey !. z LEIGH, D.,
J. W. BAKER. l'us'ees'
Sept 10. 3g.vi's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

OCCUPY the ouiy Intervening and, "a voytagc Of 6u
six miles, between the cham of western lakes and
The Mississippi river. The position is about cen
trail between Prairie lu Chen Oh the Missis.i,l j.
and Green bay, and upon the extreme northern
verge OF the mining coun'ry. To obtain ces ion
Objects 20 hc embraced in the late treaty Green
| Day. The purchase not elected, bu, permi>
Sion was obtained 10 occupy the mining district
uhul all the Indians Interested ia ihe sale
/, can be SOLICITED ut council which viii
convene the ensuing summer, probably at Gale
ma, when there little doubt the arrang-
NH take place In the meantime, the Indians
propose to inform themselves of the numbers Of
The whites, by actual observation; Tor which
purpose iiiteen oi their principal men came De-
troit, in the Clay OH their way to ashingion.
they propose visiting, before they return. the port,
OF New EnS land, ana many~ot the large terror
! towns oi the country. '.Enis,' says the A;iShi-
| gan Herald, " viii doubtless have a powerful ei
Icct on those savages who have here toioIe cousi
asTed themselves equal IN numbers TO the white,
, and more brave and warke. They will soon b
convinced OF their error IN regard 90 the nuurr.
Cal strength Of the people OF the United STAT
an" OF course, less wiling to pat their bravery
ine trial.
Should the proposcd;reaty, the ensuing SUNNI
result iavorabiy. trust no lime Will be To- ia
rendering perfect thcsnavigaiion between Fux b.
Oui>cons.n MYERS, and thus opening TIE way, %,
Tue short route OF the Eric canal and tie lakes,
The Hood emigration which is ready, ,hro6sa
Channel, to penetrate the forests OF the west
J Gen. Porter, the Secretary of War, arriv, Il
here, With his family Friday morning aS.
+, the steam boat Niagara. Mr.. Clay, who was Il
Pectcd with him, did come any farther 'han
/ Cincinnati. RE returns directly 10 Washn.t
his health having been much improved ~ his
tourney.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19
TIE R-gCt G

4 III N.ICf-IS,
01l YER the BROAD ROCK COURSE. IE,Jr
Meeting, 1929 will commence as usual on
The Ist tuesday in October. and continue 3 days
FIRST Ddy-AS weep,take for Colts and Files.
three years old last Spring, two nile hea,s-en-
trance $500, half forfeit, i subscribers
John X W alike enters his sorrcl colt by Charles
VIM W Yum enters jas. W. Winfree's Gi!ey by
tb9s, tendley enters lis sorrel filIey outof hi;
Alfred mare by Charles
John NJ. Bolts enters his bay colt by Charles, OF
Second Day-Propriefors Purse ,tu mile heats,
$20o--enirance s.I5
Third Dcy-Jockey Club Purse, 3 mile heats
$500-entrance :s2V
-. b. The Treasurer wishes the Subscribers
70 be punctuai IN paying their subscription on or
before ,he Jockey Club Race, as ne is compelled
10 pun II up ISLAM PUCkEiT.
sept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

t'%'t 20 I' OlN re q
( y Virg;nia AZ Rules held in
the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Fssey
on Monday, the lst day OF September, Is2s-
Reuben S. Potts Plaintiff
against:
Mary Cox Defendant
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney. and
the Defendant not having entered her appearance
and given security according TO the act oi Assem-.
bly,, and the rules of this Court, and it appearing b
satisfactory Evidence that she is not an hahitant 81
is state, OH the motion OF tho plaintiff II is Or
The Third Monday in November next, aud answer
ms bi aud that Copy OF this order be forthwith,
inserted in some newspaper OF extensive circuIa-
lion published ia this Commonwealth for two months
shccessvely, aud another copy posted at the font
door OF the Courthouse Of this COUNTY,
Copy. Tcste, JAMES ROY MIC0U
sept ~. S9-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

UETBoIT, Sept. 1.
Gov. Cass returned on Monday from Green Bay,
OF the steam boat Henry Clay There arrived al q
OF the III. &. thirteen Winneb aso Indians. anon.
whom are the principal chiefs and head men o,
he tribe They are to proceed in few weeks to
he city OF Washington, Oh visit to their great
father"
We learn from gentleman who attended tlic
council held at Green Bay, by Governor Cass and
Colonel Mcnard with the Indians, that every
thing was very satisfactorily conducted. The In
dians are perfectly friendly, and die Winnebasoes
particularly are well disposed. The lead coun-
try remains in our possession, until all the Indians
Interested i'll lis tie be collected Tor its ces-
sion.
During the pas: week the pleasing Intelligence
reached u, that the posts Of Niagara, Fcrt cra-
tici, and Chicago, were to be re-csablisiiyd and
that two companies were 10 bc stationed at each.
itis also stated, tina; post was 10 be established
at the Portage between the Fox aml Wisconsin ri
vers THIS sudden change Of policy has doubt
less resulted from the accurate know ledge which
the present Secretary OF War, ald the Major Cen
elal Of the Army, possess in relation 70 it,.
IGaEets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

ed sy gentleman Oh respectable Appearance who
Called ON ms on Saturday, that he did So for the
purpose oil assuring u, III consequence of observ-
,'S a late pa asraph in III, Evening Post, Sigh
expressive Of our opinion that Mr. Memo.
ouShi not under circumstances, 20 receive the APP
po;n .lnent OF Post Master tor tli, ci.v:-,hat MIR
Monroe would not accept oft, were il offered to
hin, nor OF any other office OF any other va
can't III the gift OF the President
RI. y. f.. Post.
Az the ant-'nasonic meeting held at the capi-
tol on Thursday night we understand, say the
Albany Daily Advertiser. thar Solomon South
w'cS was nominated for Governor, and John Cia
ny Tor ieutenant governor. Spencer Stafford was
CHAIRMAN OF the meeting, and Daniel Shields, sec :
rotary. EiJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

and whefc ne can now number amongst his
h'enu' AT 'SoS me whose drprO alton rDu, 5e
considered b-h testimonial 10, am, yln - MN.
In the acquisition OF education ana hi pao; ion.
he has surnounted difficulties, which uo,hlns but
genius, perseverance ana correct moral character
could have overcome, Since me lett ,his count,
IN Tie snort space OF seven years, without we 4, ,
bT'n or pau ohage, IN -trabge iand. be- : nu
only acqnFeG reputation in the prof io,, OF IA.
law, out ne has been elected to the Legislature
appointed Secrc a'y OF State Tor aii .oun; anu w..
now Ind him elected tire only Representa- ne l..
Congress OF high-ninded am in ligen, .,epui
ny nearly TWO to one, overa man OF hi Il mo il
character, ana distinguished talents, The e thing
could not nave come 10 pass ih the absenc, OF me-
lit; and 'hese things 100, constitute a practical
commentary upon the gcnps OF on, republics,
Institutions. They serve toput dow, the slander
propagated abroat--that how ever we nisht boast
of equal rights and equal privilege, never,hee,s
certain ia"iiies u certain gr atpo.sonages CONTROL
ed the destitute 81 the country. they point the
obscure sol OF genius the road to ane-they pro-
claim t''at merit is the only legitimate ana ac-
know'edged passport TO pseiermeni, in this our
free Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19
PRIE.1TE gCIIInI


eocT. SHEPPARD, Of Hanover. having emprov.
60 gentleman OF approved abilities to leach
hs c'iildreu next year, will take or , bows unde,
tic aye 81 10, a. Bodrdcrs in his iamiy--p,ice al
roafd, Tuiion,Sc. &lOO for the whole term of ~
months, paid semi -annually in advance. The Iaf;
aud Greek Iauguages. and the usual branches O.
hngish Education, will he taught in the School
which shall not consist Of tiiam 8 scholars
All Tie advantages afforded his own chi df.n IN
respect ~ morals aud manners, will lie cNfencd 10
those who n,ay reside in his family. The sciooi
viii Comuuenc" The l5uI Jan. neNt Those who
NAY dnk tie situS'inD dcsirablc, will p'case ,naso
carly arpiicuticn
r. s. hdjrc'' letters 70 New Found Mills ,rost
OGjrc. H3nover
i2i.e # Hanover Sept II. sa-wiw
F'EEtALE EDUCdTYO.v
tTNtS5 MARGARET =. WITT VIII ~ oeee b.,.,ti
go nn Monday fht t.f o e.rlcDi5et nelt oof f,y h.
fiher' iesiionce or u Street
Terms # Tuition.
% ~ .'t"riy : R'1itt., r.r o. ca
~ +; ~ huat c or-c-arhy, !iistort q smaaa,,
H"i.,'c, N''r 81 th'ssNrhy, laj Oinsstmsi
Ne'dit'v1r.,
Frsvns P.utm:, e
tft'fir- on Vcigf err-r.'s itar- III,
, 'iiaei' i"o''y Is $40 esr a.a@
: 90 ~ A.,
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&" PER CONTRA

he National lntelligcncer published yesterday
statement that Mr.. Blake was Reelected Ne
are authorized 10 announce the election OF MIR.
nnohe, upon the authority OF Colonel Blake him
sen, VINO states the fact 10 his friend in this
city, Ill letter dated Terre Haute, sGih of Au-
gust. Mr. Blake admits that he received doci-
ded support from many of the friend. of General
Jack on. Yet such was the sense OF duty on the
part OF majority of his constituents, that Col.
Boone, who had been spoken of the Jackson
candidate for Governor, consented 10 bccoine a
canhiia te III opposition to him. Hash. Tc..
Boone hasa majority OF 70or SO votes.
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Eriis ond EnLrnncls.


Mr.. began has retired from the Shenandoah
sentinel, in favor of MIR John -. on; who declares
himself an advocate of Andrew Jackson MIR. !.
~ Snoot will continue 10 assist in the Editorial
Department.
Mr.. John Minor has transferred tie Political
Arena oil fredericksburg, to Mr.. VIM. NJ. Black
Mr.. e. is for the p01cers Hai be.
Qt@ies-Iias the N. Intclligencer vet pubii.h-
ed the certificate OF the sheriff Of Galloway, re-
ducing Metcaie's handsome majority" OF 100 70
6O9!-Or, has tie ~. Y. American got corrected
tie g0fDied copy of ueartwelrs letter to AEr. A.?
Il In or last, the vote which Gen. Jackson
received at the last election in Pennsylvania, (as
stated IN The Address OF the jackson Commit co Of
fihlauciphi') IS enormously printed 0gIO9--it
ought to have been IS 900.
.s.eT7.-
10 COgREsroNDEEre
." 'fffris~ . rsqHcHsd wththe author of Sc rt.,y-
Hi,ea ~ fepiy 70 Srgfts, our next n gfuir b.os.
70 We 'eeeme Bot fs,s ais Oor,vet,y ooi. e..
IN Monroe o12 the Past Ofsce--tt is no. i.y
particular desire that we state the fact IN tae p,,h-
hc' Which "" arc now about To mention, on the
contrary wish Giat we shouli 10 so .,ss eygr. e.
" d'sclaimed; but stll, hink on reelection. mat
we 2aghi TO state T.. We have, ,bss, been 4s-.,--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19
VOICE OF Ti4E PEOPLE.

NEW ioRK-Our last inteliiy, nee from the
City OF n. York. thatit is believed here that The
State will certainty give 30 votes to Gen. Jack
son.Ihe sum total of votes taken at several re-
cent military trainings in Scoharie county is STAT
ed by the :. Republican $3.50 or J. and 10 for A
At company parade III DeidtCare, co. % Flee.
tors for j 2. for a. and : neutrai.--In Oh
ORANGE, meeting oil the officers Of the 25h
Reg IN montgomery gave j. rs, a. I9.--and the
spectators "a 10 j., 10 An Na!kiii one militia
company voted 81 j. 8 A.-ano,her, j. 49, 4. 10
in Goshen, militia company, J. 81, a. in lite
same vi'iag', another IL. a lin Oppefhen
rifle corps voted ). 80, \. ll-in Florida auoih-
er J. "a, 4. 4.-ln GenncSsee CO., Capt Whit
neys company at War Jaw gave J. 53, A. IT.
Capt. Lays company at Batavia, j. 81, silent p
In Shawangurk, Capt. 1iller's company J. 80, A.
G-& Capt. B,uyrs, J. 40, A. S-Capt. Freeman /.
company IN Sch, cady, j. 81, A. 4.-Col Bur
harms Rrg't OF Riflemen al Cairo, voted, j. 22U A
2S-.Sam i0tdi in the above military trainings Tor
Jackson 1885, FER adams IS4.---A large meeting of
the Rrpub'i.anso the town OF Betht hem in Albany
county has bren held, which appointed delegates
20 the county Convention, ard adopted resolutions
III favour OF Jackson and CaGoun.-lhc republi-
can young of the town oil Butternuts, iii
Ctsego county had iargc meeting The 9th IN l..
They were attended by about 200 OF the OLD and
Influential republicans. .ter tia completion OF
the business oil the meeting, Judge Morris deliver
I'd TO iis republican fellow citizens, an animated
and eloquent address, which was received with re-
iterate: and rapturous bursts OF applause. He ex-
posed the talscy OF the claims OF the admins
TO republican support commented upon the cha
ractcr, motives aud acts oil tho who su; ported liz
compared the people, cause " it'll tia, OF he ,oa.
ton, and III strain OF impa- stoned rloqu"uce con-
graduated the young inru upon tei, d. votIon TO
that righteous cause which had impaired o tn II
fa'he many cheering victory, ana will also
marx heir OPTICAL cai'str with many proud tri-
umphs OF principle and patiiosrn.''
INDIANA-The Indianapolis Gazette OF the 2lst
ul furnishes returns of ,he votes in 10 out o. %
counties toi Governor amounting TO 81, 9Sn--of
which Ray received Is, 429, Candy II, 30 Is Moore
9'2oO-~thus Ray haS so Jar only a piu'alit, of
I,I3S and against him, a majority OF i22
OHIo-i he voice OF several AjiiIiia Co.npspirs
(says the ST Clarsv.ile Gazette OF HE i3thJ has
been taken--being loI }. i63, A 49-In GIe.n-
sey CO. in two Volunteer companies, }. 100, A. ~.
IN hoiSan CO. three companles j. l29. A 81
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kEyfDfL OR .F.9DI' COYIIJ-V-
r. aHDOLPH 4 DISOSUWAYS, No. rs. rss,t S,,.,,
Vsss, New York have mpofted the above Aft,eI,, If @
quality, ard received them before the tate r,,a tk Ell, ~
they Gao therefore be bod chcst VH '"'s'
sept. 10 @, .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

~ Elk e 1hEG HfLC COURSE, Will touimtnce.
~ hereoi"rs) on the 81 Tuesday October, OF Inc
month"; aBd continue 5 days.
LIST Day
sueeF''eh:. ior Coi' and F,le, year, oil, 2niu
heais, entrance 5oodols half forfeit.
sUBseRIDERs:
l Wm. Wynn. Or ,deadl
J. NJ Sclltn Filley nv SIR Arebv u, ,f 10
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WIN M West cners Full Brother Marion.
Jas J. Harrison Jefferson BY Vmriuap ON, of "a
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8 Geo. r. Gsrrison gdesd,.
"m' Johnson enters Bay Fiey, by Sir Charles,
Henry n Cay snter,Dsy Colt BY r Archie, Gu, Lady
2ei Day
Proprietor, Purse, 2 rr,ic heats, for D SOC
3D. Day.
Jockey Cluj Purse, 4 mile heats for 1000
4th Day
Pos, Stake, mile beats, for $50
hth Dry
f0'' Sweep Stakes for Colt, Files wear, old mile
heats tnitsnce 200 dolls half foIe seven .ub,crbss and
closed. '
SUBSCRIBERS:
Wm. Y. Johnson q Inn =, po,t.
Henry Nj. Cisy, ! t Beni n Caun!ans
William Wynns,