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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10
:, From tie National Inssl,igenser,
The -4cfs Of Cen. 5aelssa q, ! r.-..,',.

No.2.
Inc Ordinance, No. 70 vvA,,h
auVersei. passed by Goyc9nag Isresan a1.e
Tue os ms assumed legsslass,s ,.sss. - ~
"eendaa, OF Cuba." IS cornperh-n.;,. = ' '.s
.lms' ana shhorrent in IFS priarsnies = =" a. -
o'oses = n'nd nos only WILLING - ca.
asoW,a, whether legislative. exeeu,,s. - az
out oent on resistance to an. 49,.
ooo'u come m conhict with his oso ~ =
ssia.ive act, Deliberately adopted. -. :
'ns Iounoatlon Tor new system az s,y,, =
mehi, ne spurns the restraints heyetaf,,ss
sioerec necessary by the wlsest lpgis,s,a. 80 :
every age, IN order to prosec, the ,.e.E -.
tue oppression Of the strong. An ,hs r.,,Ss'.s
winch ne confers are ample and X :
INDUCES ne fear Of their possible abuss. nor
does ne dread tie natural effect Of bumsn ,,,fr.
NIFTY, when clothed with offics. and ra,.a,I 81 !.
distinction too often swelling the bosom, w,h
unmeasurable prldc.---Authori,, more dssnotsc
was never assumed; authority more desna,,e
was never attempted TO be dele gated. aud srrs.
ssr nee 1iessness ~ its exercise was ncyer dis.
p,ayeus man IS manifest in the ORDNANCE, TO
"n'cn the public attention has been caleb,
some o. its details be examined with the
The first and secaps sections cont, ,
u,tOWifik tbCN creation anu
continued existence ID the viii az General IacI
SON WITH absolute power "to impose fines,
psns''iss' sud forfeisures, by ord,ntnce or 0
'herwise, with power'to appoint snbordinase
afiicers, though more numerous than the inhabi-
ants whose substance they consume; with
power 20 ak Their pay, and the pay and emolu
ments ofiheir dependents, with no otherligita-
ION to their amount than the inability ofthe in
nahFtants to comply with still further exac,ions,
snd WITH power s'to levy such taxes as nigh,
ntheir judgment, be necessary for the sup:
port,of this infant Vice Royalty.
Thus, Governor Jackson, disye Isiu
truthsdi history, as we'll as the
the wisest Legislators W.
,nculca.ing the cexi
unlimited pow
responsibility
aouse, 10 or
People vi
I vesting
iutliori
fiat, vi
dcemss
he towp
x[.a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10
[whole No. I4s4.

4 child about SIX years old. 500 Of
jonathan Carpenter, ESQ. 81 Northum-
oeflsId township, Luxerne county. vas
attached, last week, By rattie snake
N the woods, and so severely bitten
that Dc died 10 ~ hours. These rap
tiles are said 70 be unusually plentiful
this season. --
Fire.-At three o'clock on Weakness
day morning last, The citizens al Har-
s'sonrg wcts al@s ped By cry Of IRE! Il
f2ks cut II 'ai shop occupied by
Quare, and be-
entirely con-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

more severe, d
voking these o
the Laws of the
we transcribe ID
entertained by
OF these transact
"An act to rel
the operation of
aBe it enacted
Representatives..
Der 3, made and
1921, By Major G
&C. and an ordinan
Gil. Of ST. Augusti
1891, imposing an
inhabitants. and al
resolves. SO far as u
same Be, and the s.
and declared null an
ugnc. q That If q
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10
.hARrINsByRGSsA. THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1925

Mr. p. Vertaer says that while dining At the
tao'e OF Mr.. Clay ia .ingHsf. 1894. the canver
s..lon turned upon the question Of the election.
Mr., Clay Observed >''''''
,hat hthe House Of nrpresensasives had q
decide the elses'on between those two gentle
men mere was very little doubt on his mind
IS 10 the result and that il would nndr,.t.,s.sas
be IN favor Of Mr.. Adams. He said ia, ,be
House OF Representatives was composed 3.
men possessing great political knowlcdee and
experience-that they were scquainsed vii,
tue superior pre.ensions Of Mr.. Adams. ant
snat superiority would secure his eiection--i
fact. recoliect distinctly that be spoke in terms
81 high commentator of the ability, great ex
persencfs snd political Accomplishments of Mi
Adams and that. for himself he could moi be
state n giving his preference 70 Mr.. Adamn
lie pronounced his objections Ia Gen Jacksa
viii grea decssion amt force, as entirely
- rs situation; and ss.chn usnrusul
49, - nX snu.d oxrr
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-17
BALM OF COLI MBlA.
A. & Il. WILSON,
No. S. West High Street, Wilmington,

HAVE been appointed sole Ngenfs 10 the STATE OF fela
are, for the sale OF ORigt's tdemtcei Balm@ -
lambda Nhch is ex racteditom tree pHnd - lhe :" ild Ct
America The Balm is improved y color, strength and
Perfume and lis grand capillary vitnes ar rs follows
one b,t price 50 cents 81 events the har on falling
off II 48 hours from ifs application, ~ causes ncM
growth Of whskers ina few weeks hot',e, nnce ~
cets wi, not any stop tie halr from allhs vi but lke
wise Is tree weeks causes new growth appeal; and
one Il ST. gives general good head Of hail e young
person
II the hair from turning gray and makes car
bet,iiE nv look bright and 81 ssy, aud teN appcs
items frees from and entirely emotes ners ons ead
acncs
Copies OF wil Be shown by ME vcndcrs from
gentlemen Mho ali er being bald number q Yeats, have
received a new growth Of hair
The sgners' characters supported N Ills rit1hhic
Maiestys Cons, Philadelphia, Who there 9 laS pieNtu
his seaiant HE ray arms Great rtan also the MAY
and Magistrates OF PhiiAaephia, VINO ere personal
" acquainted with the signers, have cete % theii .g
respec ability, and have likewise prehAed tleirseas
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-17
Il IIUGG, llla7adel3lea,
+. MILFORD, benpes
Ann Us. l829.

NE bat viii &c alvat % reafiless ,oaeeomru
dae parties, from clock, Monday Melnt saag aud
Irua, Fnnrnmgs 70 two O'clock IN Tuesday, Th@rsaa,
and SATURDAY afternoons; and % sundays Ml meet an
Steam Z d Lat ..rrlye III DelAA IRE CIV.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-17
REMOVAL.
A. g. Ill. Wilson

Ronh stnre and Circulating Library

Book Store and Circulating Library
TO NJ. S. Hest HIGH ST., south side Of The Gat .hdffef'
Asp An noon CORNER OF MARKET STREET,
VVSEY ,eurn their thanks for the liberal share OF Gus ou
they have received, and will be grateful Tor contihu-
ance of the fayors Of the public,
They offer 70 SALE at Tic reancsd prices, general
assortment Of School Books and ationey, and variety
Of Fancy Articles
Blank Books Ruled aud Bound to any pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES
Very cheap Da, Books; Ltger- Cnherng Copy,
Memorandum aud Pass Bopks; Writing and Letter pspe
Fe, Lined do Cardei!s and Cumlys Grammars; Comfy
Spelling Books Parchment; Bonnet Board banan9x
Rrl PRAYER books OF the Catholic and Episcopal Church
es Methodist and Baptist Hymn books Caechsms Of the
,arinos Churches; sa es Ink powder; Gold and Ser
paper, Embossed and Fancy papers, sc
< variety Of books il different departments q Lera.
.ure which will be sold for less than halt tue nubNcA-
,on price.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-17
CHEAP BOOKS
md STATIONERY, IL AZ 90. Mo,t.

And STATIoNERY, a. SO, Markets,. 6.,...
.Hessrs Larka md Lamborns Grocery Store, e''''es
SCOTT begs leave TO state 10 his friends an, ia IN
- lie, that pc has made such arrangements with c ~
and Other cheap Booksellers in philalenha as m
him 10 oppose Of Schooi and other Books together I
general assortment Of STATIONERY al the h1ra, pa
ddlphid prces either at Wholesale or l,aiI IN
OF such arrangement htrchdats ard Teachers from bos
town and country, would find it much to their afyan,
to call and purchase, as his rey reduced prices viii con-
pletey preclude the necessity OF their gong to The c;,
for any article IL his line Of business on the score of ch.
ness. ~
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-17

bEl rms Us sincete aik fort "a ronage afforded
a q the late finn a M'NEaL Sos, and IN assuming
e business utsidua, would ltiotm his fcnds and The
pubic, that lie Intends deyonS his aitetiou more par
clariy custom work Nc iatt r. hrnsef that from, lis
knoWiedg ard eNpere ~ the BUSINESS he viii be able
70 give Setera satisfaction
The Lale and sentlemeo Of Wilmington and is yioini.
t arc f1rmed that NE work WILDE conducted under his
mmeda,eiasp BY choice Nokmen Of the best ma
Z aia, and according "a the !aes' fashions.
He has hand tnientls keep c large and complete
assortment q i.atlita Black and faacy Cola.td lasting
6fts and sNtes, Morocco d. an, Carlaan and s. Al
skin 81 Mrhs Fne i'o9is, shoes and Pumts; Coarse
Waite Proof Boots, Monru,s and Sso.s Also A general
assortment n aitef and H4ir TRUNKS
= sb"emtSers ID hnl ada ageaus 10 supply
'hemse'e y stfv and tmmlng. from extensive d.
,ormeht JAMES M%EAL.
Wiinug IN, Mn 49, 1928. "a r.
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PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOTTLE.

For TIE cnre If 4srrytuta. u Kings Er't, Ulcers
Rhpumatism SyphHitic. Newurinl and L'r.r
Complaints. and mast Diseases arising u lent
itaea constitutions q from az impure >tate =
tie Blood &c. &c.
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NOTICE..
GOOPEsEssS NOVELS.

The TRAVELLING BACHELOR y sals ~ q
Cooper, has p,t been received, and Al seetl,
Book d iti Store
mr. llih 1s98
RI 5 tss put several copies the above work il
His fnauiatns Litrnq
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" .ANIEll.

A LAD 10 attend in Later Office, % whom liberal
n conpe, N4tou vii be gwen Appl5 al NJ Is M4r.
ke s. eat, Wilmington. Del.
Sts4t 5tn Il
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Ill MN isANk CHECKS


On tie sais d npisw4sa Wilmington all Bs,na,yvine
aia tAhef's bAtS u lleiaMar-, Atass pi.n,el,
70? sale Il the office CT Tx pstyo!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
House or DELEcgTES

Saturday, Dec. 27.-On motion of Mr. TYLER
OF Prince William, the Committee for Courts of
Justice were instructed to enquire into the expe-
diency OF altering the time for holding the Fall
term Of the Superior Court OF Law tor p. William
county.
An engrossed bill " Concerning Hardin r.
Halr'-and q bill " Concerning separate elections
in Randolph county," were read 81 time and
passed.
variety Of bills (twenty-two in number) were
read the 2d time, and ordered to be engrosscd.
Two resolutions were read, fiom the Committee
Tor Courts OF Justice; lst declaring that they had
IN conformity with resolution oil the House en-.
qured into the expediency of giving to the county
courts, power TO lay of their counties, when ne.
cesssry, into suitable districts for holding their
elections, and that they had come to the resolution
that 1t was inexpedien to vest such power in the
Courts; and IDLY rejecting the petition of Richard
Turmoil OF Accomack, who states that his wife
Rosa had abandoned her husband and children.
aud Is now living in adultery with one Daniel
Lewis, which statement is sustained by the YER
dict OF jury; and ptays for dvorcc.-These re-
solutions were agreed to by the House.
Two resolutions fom the COMMITTEES of Roads
aud Internal Navigation were also read; Let. for
authorizing the James River Company 10 reduce
the amount OF rent charged TO Thomas Rutherford
for the use Of water from the Canal; and 2,l. for
| acceding TO so much of the petition Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company, as prays for the
passage Of an act, authorising contractors for the
Canal TO employ thereon slaves hired either in this
''dte VI u MAR idiU, ana 10 remove the same al
ternstey from one State TO the other, in the same
manner that The said company Of right d.
agrced TO by The House.
At early hour, the House adjourned until
Monday IL O'clock.
yEsTERDAY--'fhe order Of the day was read
! as follows-Resolved that this house viii on Mon
day The 10Th inst Resolve itself into Com Of the
whole house; to take under consideration bill TO
organize Conventon.--Mr. Nelson sold il was
in the power OF the house, TO proceed TO The exc
cuiion OF the order, or to wait until the absent
members should return; and, that these members
might be present, ne moved 10 postpone the exc
cution OF The order, until Wednesday next
Mr.. MenDis said, " the ohect Of the proposed
postponcment was to.ensbic the absent members
TO be prcsent-he thought The time too short--lor
| those members who were then absent, would prob
ably not return untl after newyear's dsy--he
therefore proposed Dan. 10th.
Mr. Craig move 70 postpone dhe execution Of
the order. Gil Monday next
| Mr. Fdzhugh Of +. was opposed to postpone.
roent aliogether;-he Understood several bills or
schemes we're prepared, % be offered - .tsf.u,es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30
LITERARY NOTICE

nLlVER SHAW re-pecffutly inform, ,b. ,,tl;. .b,
- MS school viii he re-opened Tor the recepon of ,,,,i,
ps ss oosfoef OF day scholars TAfday he r., s.v
oi 1'oiay next inoI5sr 10 effect the best pobIe d,.f
u'oh o. the hours Of tuition there will be session, ia
throughout he year, one ia the nd another IN ts
afternoon rs soon the Advancement Of The ,es,o
session, commencing az sunyise. 's
ths esry proficiency Of the member. Of this in.ut;oo
annuaiy tested by rigid and thorough eHsamston i,
me plo.oy construction aud critical snsly the fsek &
.sn es,css IN The modern Iangasges q Europe IN the
ngher bfsnchss OF mshesstic and IN the ordinary
msnts Of English education TIL, examination !, Conducted
no oy me Instructors Of The scboo Qe pupils beins
aware o, The p,ftiegisr passages snd question, n which
hey are TO be ssamned1 Jsf BY competent r,ner,, 49,
riry 6snf the exnD,ir1ttop, o1i ~ h pat, os ~ 49,
SrHrat eosrfe IF study these gentlemen nan ,,i,e
FOR particular information eoncefniny The sh.f., -,
his school, mf s. subons The following ns,,ee Of b.,
aDinatsou. . - " w 1851 eS-
We attended The public examination of MI, n A ,ch.,.
Ctassicai sud mstbeueacsi School In Jo)v Ia. 81 - ~
ee rs ven 10 Their INST ucors, seho, ,,e
sure ~ sadug hist the evidence f,p;.tsI ~ 81 ,s
aod requirements on the part Of both eavssi cor .,
suine sutieir ston. - ef"o"'" O"' "'''.''p'
Richmond, August Isl fg2a
HlCtARD' CHARMING MOORE,
WM BROCKENBROUGH,
WM.J ARMSTRONG,
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
VIM. TAZEWELL,
JOHN DOVE.
Der 23. "a esEr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30

~
' siSned ettuliy infor public that lbv
dulles OF hi, SCHOOL will ON tht % lamar.
va .ne ~ ae'ous building street, completed for
PuiPoSe1 au oeAipsth The above 10
ghdtssned eaGnot from returning HE ,nc
ot Inc HpiiotrI and distinguished support he hss ,hfff
received ne Arrangements ate -i,i
heHsy eSPcn.e, hm hope chefish.d the adysn,7l
resulting 10 the public orr the efiU.ts an vr
secure h.r fegaro. The objeeons hitherto mad, 10 a..
aa'antAes uy hereafter be enjoy by ce.up, n
che IS what Ie undersigned
10 ,bsG Out hs' Fever been able TO accomplish h.fe
In th institution there three distinct
Modt rn Language. In he ,eh,,
oi mathematics, Will be taught Spejips reading Writir
9eogschy, pl Globes, Aitkmetc Book Keepor aixs,
a, oeoirt TrSonc ney, r. Sur, pr eni,s
uSh Conc Sections FiuHioI,. Mr. Diay
III teaching than dnS az Matthew's.
e'ao, WIZ conduct this deIa men Yafire Franet pf
aud Prohahy u awing In Ancient Lsnsusses shnI Re
s,sed by Mr., Uiuinn Fooye, espsbiiity r,,
,hrusIy can testify HDsy be ,hen that there f
oe ow teachers constantly employed tbs Semnay and Il
may consequently besrPseed thai all the pur. slaiIi
Close aid sentInj as the nuruher Ia
seni.hre neeeslay to facilitate their pcgrt., and ~
illustrate Their sudie has been iefuiy provided; te,;
comforts have not been neglected.
ton they shall he ehabIed enjoy iDneeent uaoiy and
ngorstn5 within the the Sein.f
the indtrsignsd respectfully conides TO The pu,
patronage institution 10 the ,f bei ~.
devoted of ishOur aud son, hieh he Cun
hoPes VIII be ouDd equal in tbe
county. eentiemen al distanct, who may
uon respecting the character Of the Seminary to
y OF tse's Trends III tbs CITY 10 the Faculty VI the
UoiseIsty Of Virginia. alton, add, e.sa 60 tGe
uDosisishsd, VIII receive prompt attention.
WILLIAM BURKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30
Slll REW

StdE above reward will be paid for the apprehension of
nsTo man named RICHARD, who calls hirp.eIi
btshhhD SMilif who left my lot Saturday Hi,bt
sna "0pGo na,ia Who believed have soIc Cd
ehes high, very likely dressed but of rahs
when 'poses o he bad 'andry clothes,
old not very black OF pleasant when
she mad m,I winter dress, add variety other clothes
h' Teeoieeted. The abcve fellow has left wife and ,b
oren' VINO i've at AR Thomas Under woods yery
en' and can read and writ. ioeraby weS n, doub,
ps: and viii probably attempt get &c the nsttb
etn sae Thirty dollars will be paid Tor him alone aud "a
Iot ha OF NIFTY taken together nd delivered 10 IN, .b
:eoe Or secured N jail 10 Virginia. the same
.'oa o. ,oo dolls and ezpeaes paid il taken out Of he STAT,
M. - w. F.MfcoU
-. Ga
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JVHNI'EU-


n LADY, well quahea to teach The ordinary branches o
H. al E.si.h ednesoa and who j, willing und.,t,.s
monih' N ts God the fsaiy Of ssn-
:" ans,Ie, CITY, who willing allow liberal eomPen
., 10 Hugh Nelson, Eq Petersburg, wall be promptly
Dec. 50. 20,
sVhUoL r,h Be egraed a, ,he tr,ldthcs Of the suh-
efioef On The i2h January for boy. years Of ~.
aid undei under the direction a 1unl y.vos ~
emsn- Tenn. Tor board sod tuition, ii0 dolist.~- ssfd
50 '"''' ao6 DithY SkSS st
1A2-e,o, zee. sy.:----------- 72-2
patuo6ie Ro0n0kc land for Sale
yge Of Deed of riu,t s1eeot,d 10 the nb.e 10
The oo" Go so Of sSth b, s and duly
hs 70 The highest bidder public suction on Tbw,.
saa S o 1' On 4 os ss' ,s ns e Se ss .. q
~ we COUNTIES Of M.siseburs biunw,es add wsftsp n
rate low grounds The upland Of deep muato soil very pfc
aus,yr, end sboyndns IN Wild Ioevs giow Also a. the
wick esuo Greek called Walker, eenismss a. aao .a,e
wei snPfDyes- Also four or 6ye lot, the Of MN
ihe terms OF sale WI be half Of the pufbass money
two a.p %m re- dy Of ,s aud 10. other h'i
Sig,y%sS' LEV io 10; ESQ f e 'sse'"
n = Clause az for 0aaec7iaaa tgda;S ~.
- I'D day Of December 1898.
i.d i.;a' s"n'h'h' PIN.
Cay eouhah, Nancy Saulhali Henry Martin FI;,sbea
~, Ute iorn'eIy Ef1sbs Aa,i.D Nsts and John o,is
~, Vh"afsn OF Jsmo Scuthsil, deed, MARIA Msfn Wm
Ihhosa o. Je' Souths decd fnfoa,s BY Miller Wcodsch
sPeeni susf5isu' hafy and k.bcces 5Onthsl Childfs
~ turner soniiai derd lBfs., also by their special zuaf
sM,se, fgiy hsnosh Jsms, 9u,sn, hI,.beth sud Csfy
''sfun nisn, ~ tsg gu,fdsn Miller WooSson Dot.
The deien5s. s J0hn Saubsli aud rIa,,L. 6o,L, 40.
hayns the pafsnee and given sseury according
tue ACT 81 As'emhly sad the ruiss Of court,
sfpesf'ng 10 The s.,sise,s The court i.t hev ore M
iobsoitsHs oi ns commonweafb MOTION ordered
INST hs $40 Jobn maftba DO sppcst bsfsop tbs 4th Aou
y 20 rs"usy he' an snsftf fle bi Of tbs paintif aui
W" evpy - ibs0ider be foshh Dsetd some n,t-
Pspef pfHfen IN The CITY Of Richmond two month"; an
ees'vey sSd posted si the font door Of Cop,thoas u
IN" county AtOpy. Tedc.
n ca MILLER WoODspn. oih
De,'o IT,
WHdofe l0mug Negroes for Sdie..
w ~ e syp 70 Use h'ghtst bidler, ior cash waltz
Jouus ntgo'', by
VIM. SHELTON, (Jinos)
BENZ. b. DUKE,
Ex'ors, &c. OF
John Shelton dec'a
"Fc ~. 90 ,dg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30
Reception IF Jackson.

ne following resolutions were adopted by .
meeting OF the friends of Gen. Jackson, chilled by
the jackson Central Committee OF Washington:
:" Resolred. That the jackson Central Commit
zee De requested 10 make arrangements for cele-
brating the Sth Of January next And, also suita-
bic arrangements tor the reception OF Gen. AN
DREW JACKSON, on his arrival in This District, and
Tor paying. due honors. to the PRESIDENT E
LEcr On his Inauguration, and to the VICE Pax
sIDENr, on the 1th March next.
hes0ireo, That the said Committee he author
ized TO associate with ihem any number of their
citizens that may be deemed accessory,
aid In carrying into effect the intentions OF this
meeting, as expressed i'll the foregoing resolu-
tons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30
ELEGANT PIANOS.
u We have just received two Elegant Sauare
Pianos with extre additional keys 6. Guitar stop.
Dec 3o-lt J. & j. L. HERON
NOv'ICL'

NUIICE.
n adjourned meeting of SoekholJer. of ibe Brooke
iu,nphs Company will be held the Bell tavern on
W s1n.sdsy next the Stat inst q ~ o'eIoek -
Pabetiai attendance IL ALSO iu,eiy necfs,sry.
p.o On j. III. EusfAcE, see'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30

Mr.. Cohoon (having resigned the Office of CO.
roner which was determined by the present Le-
gisiature to be adisqualiica atom became again
Candidate for the II. of ID. Monday last, in the
County OF Nansemond. The poll stood thus for
John c. Cohoon Iii, Ro. IL. Webb 99-maiority
for Cohoon ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30
MANAGERS;
YATES & M'INJTYRE;
Hfcun mil 2rp
ron

yEfAViNG taken vu the license that required ty Law
lat the expense Of 90 dslar salesman Public
cssto all hat may feel disposed the
Their god Continuance ofpsaerase
standing, eIrrs..ioa. Of their s.f.ecn
well whose ss s1ds
m,rsse mentef ether gentlemen, tender my grstfu
for n. gd.r % ny
70 S aos s :. ny may not
brought myself in debt the h working TO establish
doing later Tsasesa any u.
Public, well to ndvdass, is fI then ,sy when III,
ury the t~" that have been there that which wa,
paid the year previous the only - dolisr lie
sasss A, .he s74s do Sa 81 Cts. d.
g aI s ine eed 81 The whole Of hi. increase
the main should their m nd.hp me have been .v
we'll the healer. that have held and now hold the ,i
ton Iean give no better evidence Of my s.cme Mt 10 tbs
ing names who have Kindly M to rys .ss s
them By way of shelving there ,aac,iop he tina.
such dealers will iuufe fair price for s obaccs ,trt
many bsztion iatendns se isep %y ns
rate from others che Ware House those .endns tosee
To I Isse W s"sy. s .eys
:, order That the planters not he after the
even Il 4 SHALL be .asr Bank hours. Special care viii be-
oss Al he @sss ihY %SsTaaur
Saiesman.
Rogers < Harrison, Jno. s. Vim. Giliat Scott
Irvine s. Co., Thos. Adkins, John Stewart Kerr
Castles s. Co., Gray s. Pankey, Geo. l.. Sampson.
a. Peticolas s. Co., ]. Marx s. Son, Williams s.
Cringan, Jas. W. Winfree, Lucke s. Sizer, Dan'l
arwick' John Jones, VIM. Barrett, Chs. Ellis,
A. W. Noting, A. G. brander, d. Barclay, VIM,
Kerr. Hutchinson Sc Kerr, II. L. Wight s Son.
Sam'i s. Saunders, r.. s. Z. Gwathmey, Blair Eur
well, Vim. Adcock, Thos. Walden, and BcpiauioE
Hatcher
N b. To tha.s Gentlemen tia, have promised ti.;t ersp
ior the frs, tine vel! those who have iher e1pIe
sions OF satisiseor add promise Of share Of ,nauep,,
have ony IL wish .m god price ami NJ rs.at;t
eIertion. TO obtain fof I'll, L. "a 81
D.r gp