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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25

~ il. SsSuIRcA "a yseisrss ,s,ss wees SensTs.r
tnr during tn. Of the State LsSos
t.s-Prce thu hSreofos, Five Dollars per
s.,ahle in .yarc Notes of chartered spsGe-paynk eanSs
fonlv) will be payment. The Editors will
safety Of .eminS them by Aahs postage sailI--
lsrs bsn, paid, by the writers.
s No paper viii be li.c .ntnued (bu =, s iof stno 81
Edtois until all sfsesrzsss have ostn pad up.
" Wa,eysr will yus antes the pvmsnt 1T nns paper
sk,ll have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADV ERrISING.
kr OGe square, OR LE5S-Eirsi n.xguo Is sent--saek
svutinHsnce, 90 cents.
No Inserted, until has either been pais
for ssed by persup this city, its
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July IS
Mss EIisabefh Keeling

rSNARE NOTICE, that On the III 'ay of Sept 1921 .hsi,
Il proceed 10 take the Dispositions Of Mary Williams aud
nndry other Witnesses and the 2ddsy Mrs EubsnL and
others aud the Sd Me- John Eubanks Others aud
on The 4ih day MIR Henry Cr@nhsw and others the 9th
is Martha Keeling and others, aud IN the 9th day Mrs
Beazley aud Uther aud the 9Th Lnebery Jones others,
and Oh the stb MI Walker Keeling and others beiwsen
hours OF IN the morning aud the evening" the above
hsm.d days. the stvre6ouse Of Mr. John Eubsnk. in The
county Of Lunenburg, the State ii Virginia; the
60 dispositions are 10 De read IN evidsneeis SUIT de
pending the county court Of Charlotte State Virginia
ID 6hshe.Iy and undetermined, wherein plaintiff, aud
you aud w m Fowler defendants which iims pac.
you can attend 81 you please but Il all the wuesses should
stepd onhe LIST named day, and the deposition, taken
stated. yin n 'EAuIxE
julyi5 COS,
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.MaTshaPs Sale Of a Vdiua6ie iiaaufocIl,y y

iaTshafS Sale Of q pdiua6ie .ifaaufacIiI'io
.1liN
III pursuance Of Decree III Superior OF Chanerry
"A Tor the Richmond district, pronounced LIT ay u
March, 1923, the IF EN- shall ON In.
2sh day Of July offer for sale, the bidder
public aueon, on the premises, the land seevsd contain
80 acres, be the less nils 40 the prc,ee
ing, me situated the county Of
to J oiu A. Trent. 's"e
TERMS Cash, 10 bird Of the principal morey and
interest due the day Of safe the a, tle
principal and inter est, aud the o credit of
years, the purchaser excepting bonds Nth approved
io the same, aud the tile retained un Ia, he made
}. GUEkRAS FL ia. $. C C. X. ID
OF his depuiie.
-'lne ~ I5-td
SI,iik Tavern, PIaui.tiOn, and Sor, house. al Am, &
~ thouse will be leased for term OF Val. IL s
highe:i bidder, the "a Monday Aug next "
CHARLES HILL, Attorney in fact
FOR the owners.
July " io-wt2dtinAug.
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.1f-4RSHaHS Nile

III Pf~aaes Decree ofthe superior chaneery
~ for ihs Richmond Driet, tAe ID day
Mareh 1927 in the cas Of JoA' Bag6y Eieanor Oogs
aud ofher' shaH Fharsiay he 5f day Of jay 1924
at Sie'enspae IN King Queen county, esr for sale, to
the hightst bidder at public auction casa the
tite and interest, and possibility interest Of Robt
an me a1re Jannyn he Dill and asr (o,p
"a he pesssssion Of said Eieai.or O,rings)
j. GUERRANr, IN c. II. d
=. one OF bs pepulie.
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DELLVOIIE.lrY' L.AvDgI

BE beneboisl piovi.,ons OF the concerning Land
retUfusd dsiIuJneot Tar the uon-paynem of ta1e,n
which passed 9th Mafeb 1877, aud limited IN to-
operation, to the let Of april sud Ut July the ese y
have been extended ~ months IoOss, ffo the tuen
periods by IN act Of the last Lsgslsore all b.I,us nt,
eed are sdvned 10 make speedy enquiry the subject
lhe's good as' 10 believe, that The Legislature vii deem
u ineHpeditSl to grsDt iOtthsi Isiief
JAS. l.. HEATH, Auditor
Public Accounts.
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GYOCEPyES

NfsDE subscihsr has gsnsssi assortment Of Groot.
a whieh he disposed 10 sell low TOT cash iBendr
isiue TO eon6ne hinself 10 cash busnes NJ viii sell
'ms profits Persons from the oouptry invited to cal
'b.m'n' b" stock, SIX doors above the H. s. Bank.
H. thdsis his bis country friends a. au
i"' tie sale u produce generally, eomm,ssion
-, JOHN SHOR
SV"e y e-u
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Land, Negroes, aud STOCKS for Sale.

ElY vmtu. " Dess. Tr.', e 90 Hoh-n Dout OF
~ county Charlie Guy hearing dale he SOth Of
hay, 1877 aud the other the 26th dsy March, Of
record in fe nse Of The court Of SAID county Of Charlie. CITY,
for the purpose Of the of certain
money said deeds mentioned, will be exposed
pubie aucion the sn Wednesday, the ed day of
Oct 1922 al II o'clock that day, that valuable yy
between i0and so negroes aud the Stocks Of Hoses, Cse,
Sheep and Hogs. mentioues in the deed of the 26th
March, much of s,d property will he .uficient
raise the If money required the deeds Aforesaid
The 1T sale will be made known the day Of .ae
THE TRUSTEES.
The above mentioned estate Of the desirable
the Lower country, containing about 500
including the meadow ands-shou IS the
meadow lands have been reclaimed by pemsnet dam, and
cultiyson and much Of those lands he
easily caped The buildings the Of the best
nd aud IN good repair, and CONSIST Of dwelling house of
hIick, two stories high, with oo; Kitchens
house, stable barns, aud all of brick There also the
tate an excellent threshny machine in good order aud
which will get out go bushels Of wheat per day The
aud stocks the lkisst Of their kind. Persons disposed
purchase invited 10 examine the property which will be
shown by mr. Southali, ths
July a. 2a-td,
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CO-PART.NrERSBIP.

CO-P.ART.NERSE3IP.
NNNF l.. LANCASTER, of Lynohburs and JOSE PHI
~ MARSH, Of Richmond, have formed a co-parinst-
ship Tor the Transaction Of general grocery
business Lynonbug, under the Im OF Lancaster Marsh.
They have sientbe house late in the occupancy Nsth
WINSTON; will all times he well supplied with
Ine which mill be sold upon reasonable All business
enu'tedt to the, Management, will strictly attended to-
BVDl. II. Lancaster,
Joseph Marsh, J.
iuiY Is IL
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PUBLIC S9LE

WAY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed fo the
W 'of rul3st, therein mentioned by Henry Whalo H..
nae ,ns us, dy 81 Sept 1926, and duly recGd.d
S tiess once OF PowhetsD comfy. Of a, will
sipo,s 10 s's to the hhe, bidder Tor cash. powhlsn
basn court day. " The Feuy aefo james RIVE
tns county o, Porsap also lot q l'd
"a Trustees, shah eonssy only ,usb ile ~ ~
ny the deed Of Inst sfoftseid. 49, " 10
JOHN w. DASCE,
iuy a. 1.1
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SPRLJTG GOODS.

fSEALL NELSON has received a large and GENERAL
A assortment Of Staple and Fancy Clouds; smopx viii
sI~ NavaiBo Grecsn PLAID, aud fancy csicve.
Navaino and fancy striped hens; woTked PLAIN
snd Sy's nns'nsj fanboed and PLAN book u.ip;
cambria aud sconet nusins rich worked robes
Italian usf'ns black aud cooIed Gros de Naples Inds and
French at'n plaid striped and PLAN cored
Italian nets silk and cotton hosiery; bobbui lace aud rich
worked muslin Pelerns csPes and oosrs; black white
hoooinet lace vis and hdktsj English and Freseh
,sers and edgns Loudcn cloths, cs,mese, ve.upss ,sh
brown and b,ached shirtipss aud domestic pjsd.~ys
variety Of other desirable goods which will be sold a, IA
prizes. ~ 1888
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25

tine ..w.s altogether, about hour. in Summer
aeou, two hour Winner TIT. they encouraged 4Pepd
reading Thaih. sufficient Tor all The purposes hea
seems by the TACT that not single death hs.
the pupils, aud than 4eas
OF illness, sb the school hiss Continued years, and
ON frs, 10 a iis scholar. have entered several
u whom have remained during vscatioD especially for
hsah The gentlemen WIN teach Music and Drawing after,
naisi, spend 'ou'gh every month with lu the
hour every day, except Sundays; they iibe,
at any ether in~, wrn dsensss.d from school, 10 play
much they please the for he
Ia corPrtus the foregoing account of the Elm Wood
School, q, principles and e management i my anxiety to
Than enough, the fault past t.medy But an adequate
Qualification, trust, will he found the deeply intes.iins
nature OF the subjec: Of Education e we'll the fact
that fully 10 explain well meant endeasur in uch
may POSSIBLY b.nsf' many aud inurs AT such
explanations siour, have aimed; aud ti hope, has
httnsisen IN maunsi which entities lat least 10 candid
Impartial inquiry.
For Boaid AMI the st # October to the
all Of the following bi snehes wit :-Engssj
Writing; Arithmetic; Geography, with the Gobssi
Belle. L.ttes and Composition, with the art, Of
Reading HeeitatisD; the elements of Chemistry,
Of Na,o,ai moral philosophy; the Latin, French
Bed .aa %s by h. sa.
Board, If required during August September, the
oaly vat alton, as
s2a5
Le.,ou. in music, $50 for months. In drawing and
Painting, for the zane tiu.e $4obu exclusive OF ma
ter'sls, aud payable thru MIR Garnrtt the respec
tive Teachers, at tae end Of the session the let Of
Book. and Stationary Supplied for cash. at large discount
only from the time of enisneej hut after enieng desuc
ton will be msde for absence during the home
respectfully requested that all applications lo places.
may be made immediately 10 Mia Ga,nett myself sher
by letter. directed 10 Loreo Essex county, Va
We as' earnestly solicit all who dtsgn o'con6d. their
daughters aud wards 10 Mrs. Gsnets send them by
the LIST a. ostvhsI thereafter practicable, that
they avoid the great inconvenience to which all pupils
unsvodaby enter school, long after the
classes formed AMI have made progress their reg
ulsr OF suty.
Elm Wooi. Esssx County, "a July 80 22-2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25
PublIc Sale oil valuable Land near the University
of Virripia

Puphc oaie oil valuable Land near the University
OF Virginia.
I'M Monday, the 18th by 81 Aug. will be SOLD 81,
" Charlottesville, the CenIs Hotel kept by NJ, Joej
W. Brown about 1880 ACRES Of valuable Land being the
residue OF tract oi land the If Cbatl,
VILE formerly belonging TO the late Preside nj Monroe, su
conveyed by nm TO the Bank # the s. of
dtt transferred 10 II by the Bank Of Columbia.
The whole tract remarkably well titnhefed snd
and shvantsge0usy ,iuatsd; aud about acre. Of Is Of
On the mountain part there bo.
with srisi and saw MILL aus there other on
oiher portions OF the tract The land has OF INTO SIX
pu, ehssen. "
The lands will be sold credit OF g. and WARS.
carrying interest from the time II sale; with
pssoha ny and lien upon the and vail CURED to
FI further 'norms,ion syply 10 Jobu Wsou E.7. who
SAMUEL III. SMITH, President
Office of Bank, u. s. Washington.
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" 4.
W. 'UiN buy Crop, Of good Wheat and take them from
w the landings James Rrsrbeio n.n,tet rate.
ROGERS q HIRRISoN
Jufy I. re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25

NEW YORK.
LaFFRaY q CRANE,
Have opened an extensive assortment of
HARD WARE & GU TLERY,
At No ~. Pearl Street Hanover Square,
NEW YORK,
Comprising nearly eoe,y article in the tTade-0-
nl0ng ichich are:
w NIVES Foiks, pen aud pocket knives
SExA Rsz"rs snd scissors; hand and back SAWS
Drawing knivss; ohissels, souyes
Files plant IRONS; scythe., sickles
Chat knives curf,er. knive,
Buttons, cone mouids; locks OF all siais
brass glass snuhs HUG es, screws
StrIuPs, spurs; :pooir, ladies
Coru b"es; hammers, sie6ges
fndisn guns anvIls, wees
Fowlng pieces; log aud trace chains
Shoyels a spades; nails and ssd irons.
Merchants iaoB Southern States, especially Invited 10
calls they will ne served ~ accommodating tel ms
July rs. cn-1oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25

pursuance OF decree al the superior chancery
tor the Richmond District pronounced 7h dsy Of
r.s fsIS, III The case Of Robert Bashy, adm'o de
dance OF the said Mann toakvel the sounty OF King
u at O'clock Of Thursday the s.t day Of July
1879 ".r Tor sale To the bidder public auction for
cash. s.saa negro slaves such them may
ne DELIVERED Tor that purpose; which sves IN
the deed executed by the defendsn for the benefit the m
ssie's 81 the plaintiff dated the day Of July 1912 and
nied As an exhibit said which IN h,
clerks ofaee OF King Queen county court
J. GUERRANT, III. $. c. RID.
-, Vt IN, Deputies.
W'ney gn5 G.tty gul; Rachel Sui; hvs1 woman.
n'sy wca'sn bn'' boyi Henry how Henry go I,s
10Y MT, is-,I
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.MdrshdFs Sale Of Lands iIl LHesfey1SLI

. =, 800 's.te % 1@uIt15 w CIEtSTtIJItId
pursuance of Dss.ee c thr Superior Court OF chan
Gerry oi III. Richmond DISTRICT r. ed on the attn
DAY 81 Feb 1879 IN the Of john w. Dance ad'or viii,
me WIZ annexed oil valentine WGirse, dec. VIM
Feniey, Sheriff, and Adnor PeerGrid Edwsd, dec md
0,h.,., shall, On Tuesday the 9Th day Aug Is2a th
oier oT sale At public highest hii
for cash, tract OF land lying the county OF Che
and ina deed from Peter F. EdwaId B.ni.m,n
Edwards to contain hundred City and an half
acres, and bounded ny the lands Eau Cbi,., DrancL
Cheathhm and cell ssu Ceaihs's E,ate and Josprhock
eiees "heh deed dated the I4tn june copy where
VI MED among the exhibits sad cause, Nj
ana the proceeds OF sand sale should to
ssp sara Decree shall on the day the 9Th
aug iS4s) IN ike manner, the premises caer for sale On
toe terms another tract Of and the county sup
posed 10 contain 20 acres conveyed by Juus
lsas 10 sad Benz Ed~ad' ny has father p Il Edwards,
copy o winch deed marked N also filed with the papers
IN -ad The sad, tract . BOUNDED by a nd. o
Saui hsncock, Haley Cole aud others
J. GUERkANT, IN. o. c. c. u d.
-, . one ut has Depuies.
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oh,nc.Iyi At court Of Quarterly scutous continued
SD he'll Tor IDus county, At the ,uot,,,. tLs,,, 80
Iiu.sdey me 18Th day u Jun, 1898 - w "
Nf'tef timbrflsks co- John Gilbert sdfp'or ~ Wn
srsins, '"''
ossuOn Deeper, fsbam Deeper, and Eiebo,s,y veo Nor
n. ,,,o Dfilfs
inc Defendant Overton Deeper, having entered b,s
ptaisDef according to the act of fembIy AID the ro N
% o"u' snd happening To- the satisfaction cf tie court thu
- nn az 'nbahrtani OF tbs State On MOTION If IN,
tIuhs by Their Council u . Ordered That The said Owe
"-per aPPesr here on the hH day 81 Scot. Court H.
iu"et the bill Of The pleinf', aud that cory Of fl
ipiih"nh Hsened ~ sOse newspaper puhif.ked IN H.,
"i'h""'i iof months sncctssIys iy, anl ft4ss
I" u"Cf OF the cOufihDuse II rouniy ~ ..,. ,,.
june -. f$1wsy
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Da,'k IF Giyginia, !
an lulu, 1928. {

,x.u., ,.., an Jufy, 1923.
oiE Pftsident and prsttors have tbs dsy declared 4
Dividend OF per cent. on the CS,i,l str ,,, 90,
the i5.I inst. ~ IA xJ,p, - 49, s'e'
Jug =. ~
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june ~.
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jun ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-11
FRANKLIN (TpnA knCust g

EANkLlN (IPn.( August g.
Horrid .Mtrder--Wc have been inform
ed OF a most shocking occurrence which
took place IN Giles county in this state y
few days since. The circumstances q,
they have been detailed to MS on the ou
tority Of gentleman of unquestionable
reracity who had them from q very resnec
table person from the neighbourhuod OF
the shocking scene, are as follows: A man
whose name our informant has forgotten
who keeps public house somewhere IN
Giles county. left home with his wife. With
the intention of staying all night. He left
the house in care Of his two daughters
with direction to receive no travellers in his
absence. Late in the evening, an old cen.
tlemaD called and desired TO slay all nicht
The girls refused to entertain him. alleginy
their fathers commands as the excuse He
insisted, and they finally agreed to let him
stay. Some short time after. a vounp ma /,
called, whom they also refused TO enter.
tam; but upon his insisting, backed by the
request of the old gentleman who pledged
himself for his good behaviour they con.
sented that he should stay also.
Some time after they had retired 10 res,
the two travellers were awakened by a
loud and unusual noise in the chamber of
the two sisters, who slept above them.
They instantly arose and went I'D stairs tho
younger taking his pistols with him. A,
the door OF the girls room they encounter.
ed man passing out. lie was hailed by
the younger traveller, who demo nded his
name, and errand, and the cause of the
noise which bad awakened them. and who
threatened to shoot him if he renamed 81.
ent, or persisted in bis attempt to escape.
lie made no answer. and on endenyorlnp 10
pass, the traveller shot him dead on the
spot. They then went into the room.wbere
most bloody and appalling spectacle met
Their view--thc two sisters were found in
bed with their throats cut, and we.terinp
in their blood.
They now sailed forth for the purpose
OF alarming the neighbors. The first
house they came 10, and the one neares,
this scene of blood, they informed The la nd /.
lady what had happened, who imme dia,ely
exclalmed 1T is my husband you have
shot, J! She proved to be correct; it wa.
indeed their nearest neighbor who perpe
rated the crime. II seems the murderer
and tae fatbsr Of the 'll-fa.sd guls, were
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-11

At tho recent annual Commencement of
Brown University, the degree df A. B. was
conferred on % young gentlemen. That of
A. NJ. OH g. Among the number who rcceiv.
ed the honorary degree Of A. NJ was Theo.
philus &. Dunn, NJ, ID. Of this town, Tno,
feuRg, as in the Providence American Rev.
Alva Wood, President Transylvania Univcr,
sity, and Rev. Daniel Sharp, of Boston, bap.
lists, received the honorary degree Of ID. ID.
and that of l.. l.. ID. was attached TO Rev. E.
liphact Mott, President Of Union College, N
Y. The degree of M. ID. vas conferred on
VIM S. Stanley, Elihu White, and Francis L.
Wheaton.
Aficr the exercises, the Society returned to
the College and elected Hon. John Pitaan,
LIST, and Professor D'Wolf Cd Orator for the
next anniversary. Joseph l.. Tilliughast Esq
was appointed the Poet. The appointment Of
a second Poet, should il be thought necessary
was left to the Curators. Joseph Rcby and
Samuel West, Jr. Of tho graduating class
were admitted members TO supply vacancies
Charles w. Cronch, Henry NJ Davis, Nathan
Dresser, Jr II. A. Miles, l. u. Wilson and J
A. p0!lss Of the present Senior class, wer,sd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-11

Fresha;-.-Our river, says the Bartforo
dirror, is higher than it has been for sey
tra years, and is full OF timber and lumbe,
encIng stuff, pumpkins, &c. &c. The
rops ot corn, potatoes, &c. are entireI,
ost. when our paper vert to press, ths
water was still rising at the rate of three
luches per hosr. Many OF the Stores in
Commerce street have the wafer on thei,
Iirst floor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-11

Termont Eiectjon.--The annual State =
lection took place in Vermont on the 2d III
'tant. Messrs Craft and Oliver were o
'ected Governor and Lieutenant Goyerno.
With scarcely any opposition The Hon
Z. c. Mallary has been re elected to Con.
gress by an almost unanimous vote. Ia
the 9TH Congressional District an attemp,
vas made to run Jackson Candidate. mr
Mech; against mr.. Swift; but, of course.
1t was an idle one The other day W,
heard Jackson man claiming Vermont
N. Y. Com. Adv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-11

Dnadfid Seamboai .qccident.--A lette
from New Orleans under date the 18th ult
.,''es tha' on the day preceding, as the
Stca b at 'irampus was towing two YES
ems np ne river, her six boilers burst, ano
lot vestige OF them remained. Sever
0ersons were killed, five missing, and fou
Wounded. The two vessels were also mucl
njuied. my. Com Adv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-11
From the Kentucky Reporter.

: Since our last the polls OF the several
counties have been examined at Frankfort
and the result of the election officially pro.
!. claimed by the Sheriff.. The aggregate
vote for Governor is 7,Fl, and for Lieu.
tenant. Governor only 73995--less in the
one case by six or eight thousand, and IN
the other by ten or twelve thousand, than
the full strength of the State. The con-
test for Lieutenant Governor in many coun-
ties excited but little interest; consequent.
ly both the candidates Tor that Office re-
ceived smaller number OF votes than were
given tor the competitors Tor the first Of
fice. The party contest was mainly con-
fined 10 the candidates for Governor. IL
the actual majority for General Metcalle
Is less than was Anticipated by the Admin-
Istration party, Major Barry has also tail.
en- far short Of the expectations OF the
Jackson party. The result in every point
OF view is encouraging 10 the friends OF
ClvllGovernment. They must feel Increas.
ed confidence IN the success OF their cause
at the final election, which will take place
on the first Monday in November. We
have already triumphed under many disad
vantages, over the most popular leader Of
the Jackson party and the very champion
Of the New Court party. The Hero hlm-
selfif not actually IN the field, elec;ioneer. |
ing in bis own behalf, was on the lines, in |
full view, encouraging his part.zans and
animating his followers. The border coun. |.
ties were abundanlly supplied with inham-
atory addresses and handbIlls, printed at |
the Republican office in Nashville; and we |
have been assured by gentlemen of tht
hrst respectabllity, that arrangements were
made near the line Of the two states to
send voters from Tennessee to our polls |
What other means were used in hat quar-.
ter to sustain the Jackson cause, we know
not, but nearer home system Of fraud Wa
detected which has no parallel in our has
tory. IL is true the plan Of double voting
was frustrated her, but may 1t not have
been carried into execution clsew here,
Under all the circumstances of the elec.
ton, we repeat, that we consider the victo
ry gained by the Administration party
most triumphant and auspicious. 1t is il
SUBJECT of exultaton with the temperate
ana discreet OF all parties, that aftci long
period o! dscord and misrule, citizen OF
so much worth and patriotism as Genera
Metcalfe, has been called 10 the first uffic,
~ the unbiased suffrages of the peopl,
Local dissentions we trust will now cease
md that all who love their country will
cordially unite in promoting its true inter
'st and glory.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-11

Briggs, Kimbali, aud Loane, were taken
from the Jail in this town, on Friday last, and
carried to Keono, (N H) to be tried for the
robbery of the Exeter Bank.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-11

Ihe Jackson men persuade ,hem,s1ve.
that there is still some chance for m. us
" pAsptucky u the Eec,osL elecuos,