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THE BURR CHARGE.
from The Nashville Uhig.J
TO THE EDITOR
EpRING GHovr A,,g,,

cPRING GROVE, August 20, 1898.
Lear Sir attn highly gratiti d to see in the
last number OF the Wing and Banner, a co ,idera
bic degree OF berality displayed in your columns
III The publication Of this business lately 50 much
!aISeH about Aaron Burr. Permit me, Sir, as one
OF the earliest patrons OF the Whig 10 say, in rela
Iion to the letter OF my worthy irienL Joshua Ba-
ker, Esq. OF Louisiana, that the remarks made nv
Doneison Gallery, Esq. to him, in reference 10 Ge-
neral jackson and Col. Burr were precisely the
same which MIR. Gallery stated to me IN Novem-
| Der iSil, viz: the General charging him in the
most solemn manner, to have nothing to 10 with
Col. Burr, that he considered him danperou,
man. lived a neighbor, from the spring OF 1872
10 the spring of 1915, TO Mr.. Gallery in The Parish
oil ST. Mary, state OF Louisiana, nd know him 10
be man OF truth and honor-ofie who would
speaS iacts on any occasion, regardless of conse-
quences. have not made this statement, sir, from
BELIEF thai Mr.. Bakers remark, relative TO this
matter would need any support, that il would
40" any thing 10 the merit OF Gen. jackson: but
iIom the conviction that il is the duty OF every
man, when in possession Of any information, that
can support truth, justice and injured innocence
10 throw III his mite. had wish that my name
should appear in the public papers in any shape in
these controversies, but when 1 hear so much
said on one side, when the authorizes are equally
gooa on the opposite, am compelled from Just
sense OF my own feelings to say what | have in
relation TO Mr.. Catiery's statement, which 1 am
constrained to believe. | have no intention or ex-
pectauon TO be seen again in the public prints; il
e is III many Otner cases. be charg
ed e., upon me, OF being hireling, Office hunter
those who are best acquainted with me, know
tilat am plain iarmer, (and il am not mistaken
IN myself, an honest man, that live peacesbv and
quietly at home upon the fruits Of my own and ia
mily's industry. seek, ask nor would have a.
ny appointment, were competent, from any man.
am now nifty years OF age, the last twenty of
winch have been personally acquainted with
Gen. Andrew Jackson. and | have the consolation
TO assure my farming brethren throughout the u
n'ted States, that Notwithstanding all this hustle,
am willing to place that independence and the hap
pnsss derived therefrom, which /, in common with
my ieiio"-citizens now enjoy, under the guardian
ship OF that venerable mcn from a confident belief
that with him, and a succession Of such men, il
would be kept sacred and invloate to the latest a.
ges ot poSteriiy. Respectfully yours,
DUKE W. SUMNER
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.h.EIY WHIP az VJH1.INET5

sSHh New slap Of Virginia, from seuz surveys,
, under the authority u the State 10 now published snJ
may he ob,anedby persons desrpus Of procuring srn
ion t. VIM H. Riehafds,n, AZ the spo 10 tt City Of Rich
.n1ud. - - 'N"-
Tits work. Effected by tle labour Of usnv ye.r, and At
es eest Of c5fc and money a, perhaps een surpa,
ed "a variety AID accuracy u detail IN hesnty md
Of execution redsc the highest credit 90 he ssenes ,d
's Of the person Immediately concerned 10 is pubes,on
sud mast prove highly ss.yne GnJ useful to The priic tn
Legislature have Authorized the sale Of $50 Copies v NJ a.,
Map on NE arse scale o five miles the inch; and The
euiive With the view Of msSE sale eItezye am,
possible have directed The copies be dnpo.ed Il al M.
Under tns's cfounssnces,d probable trst person, h
'hsil DOT nske early application, will to unsbie 20 oLt,;
g %. u THIS beautiful aud valuable work. " ''H
tsfua s. 81 =,
Map Of pi.siafn, edueed from s6e Hiu< S5.ss b.
tie Sets cecor3ing % ne Proyint Of nv act oSl5 Ci,,
d"sn5g passed 'h narcA. i37T Is aiss plBIi,ssf ~
ny bt ost7ined on application obsve Prics 80 mr. %
CoPti y bots nopf iH canvHsHt gortol1s fs,ns ~ M h
obtained TprcfeSged. 49, @''' ''"y %
Dec z, 1871 co
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Y.7L.U.sbLIc JlYCO L.d.ID FOR S.sy.pt
:puE SUBSCRIBER Is anxious to di.ro,e o. !. val
eoar us's . ;..l q i,nd. yus on iyes R,v.r the
81 Benz Adams and ohers contain. 1900 acres 500 OF
wAeh are 'n woods 100 VI 6,trste low srouad which
'eosse' and "any in Virginia, and with proper manage
hen' nsh' De e-sored 10 ITS former fertility. The Hyev
an generally are eaani-isd better sdsrted the produc>
Sn VI corn aud toe,eco thsn any other land,
htie are .evetsl ekesent tract .she
situations iOr DWELLING house further Description q,
.tn.eu .nnrresryssn presumed those 10
eae wu hfs' view the sra which may be IN the
ssnee Of The subscriber, by apple Dr. Thos, p AT
.n,o, ht; ha,hyny Green, OF M WIN. B.iy, reside.
ssst as P'sse. this land not dp,sed privately,
svsn) :, W." on aa day be sold 70 the highest bidder The
ers are ZOO IN hand te baisuce two equal annual
pynsnts the Parehaie approved
'nu deed oil trust the i.nd If e9ued .erur. the
PS"ens. ROGER r. ATKINSON,
49,, Halifax Co.. Va.
"a
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TERMS:
:, Land, Negroes, and St0cAs5or Sale.

Lana, Negroes, AMI StOckS for Sale
Sn'ue OF Deeds OF Trust from ebert Doulbnl,ts ~
ne county OF Charles City, hearing s die s0tb Of
may i6<f auh the other the z6th day Of March 1904 ~
record IN the office OF the 81 county OF hsrIe, Cit
ior the Purpose 1 securing the payment If eerfsn sum,
money ~ SAID DEEDS mentioned, will be erpned 10 ale
bubiic auction, on the pfemse, WeDe,dsy The n Ia, -
oct 1879 at IL o'clock that day that valuable estate Ine
on James RIVER IN the county aforesaid called We,oyeT
eeWten 40 aud 50 negroes aud the Stocks Of Ior ,t
ana hos a mentioned in the deed Of The 2sth Of
nIen OF 80 mueh OF SAID property will he sufficient TO
Isse TINS SUN 81 money required by the deed,
lhs terms u sale will be known on the dsy of sale
THE TRUSTEES
The above mentioned etiae one of the mos, Je,t.tI -
tue Lower country containing by actual survey about oo ,e
including the mtfsh or meadow lands shout e5 Of H.
MEADOW lands have been reclaimed by dam and
are now IN cultivation, and much Of IN sc snds MAJ he
esy tssimed. The buildings the estate ,re OF e be-,
Eno aud III good repair, aud n dwelling bou, NJ
bIek Two stories high, with on eocrs kitchens s
mousse Stable bafns and all of brick There n also on ,h e
se 40 excellent thresh'ng machine, good order aud use
"hon VIII set out 200 buihes Of wheat per day The nezro
aud SO Is sre the kis1 Of thef kird. Person, d,ooed TO
tuense, are inshed 70 Jasmine the property, which will be
'hown by bit. Southali, the overseer.
July %
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DREgDFUL CaTasTR0pBEy

NEW ORLEANS Aug ia gain the painful du-
~ Geyo!ves upon us Of recording the melancholy e.
vent OF another bursting Of a steam boiler The tow
boat Grampus while towing up 4 vessels this
morning. about daylight, whe within about g
miles oi he city exploded one OF her boilers, and
shocking TO relate, killed every person ernpIoyed
on The boat, With the exception Of Capt Morrison
who at the time OF the accident happened to be aft
on the upper deck, in company with Mr. Weder-
srandt passenger on the GraInpus, both of whom
escaped with slight wounds The vessels next TO
the boat were greatly injured. The brig Thomas
& William had her fore and main toprnasi cut off
and her bows and quarter shattered, and the other
vessels sustained much injury in their riqging
We are unable 10 give the particulars to-day as the
gentlemen who brought the information LETT soon
alter the accident happened The towbost Pilot
has gone down 10 bring up the vessels and will
probably return about or O'Clock, when particu-
lars may be leaned
We are informed thai not the least blame can be
attributed 70 Capt. Morrison, as he had lost mos,
OF yesterday in clearing and repairing the boilers
to present any accident, but that the most cuipa-
bic neglect was attributable to the engineers i'm
permitting the boilers to become almost destitute
Of water GC0u;ier.
WASHTNGToN'S WORKS;
We are much graJfed in receiving fresh con.
tradiclon Of the late report chat animpediment had
been iDterposed b. the existing Ministry Of Eng
iand TO the researches Of Mr. Sparks in The Colonial
Once, 70 iIlt srae Of the events noticed in
tie writings Of the Father Of his Country. lie has
received, as wac 70 be expected, the same liberal
indulgence from the present as from the late Bri-
'ish Colonial Secretary, and has perfect liberty tc
examine any Of the records AZ the last date lc
was IN Parj', engaged in die same pursuit. This
Information must give greet pleasure 20 every A.
ineiican citizen, and WARRANTS the anticipation lfat
iae great work contemplated by MIR. g. will be Vcf
Wy Of NE age, our Country and its First Citizens
~ Is added That arrangements have been made for
7 lie publication Of the work in Germany, TO be
translated by distinguished PROBES, or OF Inc U
University Of Go,fngen. Igesfon Ceufj,tof
THOMAS J. BOYD, ArronKsY Ar thw,
! 81 EsPEcrFCLLIY offers his professional serv COS
! 70 Cie public, and pledges his unremiitcd at
tenon 70 OIL business fhat inay be committed 10 his
! care Iie will regularly aitend ihe Superior q In
ii,Elor Courts Of Albomaric & Fluvaana counties.
Ais Office IN Charlottesville.
/ SER, 10 e. y,3a
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MARTIN BAEER,
THOMAS BAKER,,
Loui.s. Arr.ec.
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.

CURTIS Is happy in beng ebic say th,t HI, Sen,
N mary Raw fsrs 1ynyenence for giving
ises' egnsl 10 those that may be fouud auy similar
'hauon IN tTs'ns Every brauch Of Education usually
.died BY Young LADIES' will here be taught by
male and female h roushy furnished for their work
Interested IN the prosperity aud uscfane Of the Seminary.
bnt the thei object OF this advertise anti inform ,ur
trends in the county, that cordially
10 me mater al care OF Mira Brooke, the
our boarding Dspstimen those Young Ladies who must
seat tom home for their Education.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board, W,shins Lodging, SIS 90
Tuition IN all the Ut sseIy branches, 20 co
French, Latin, Greek or Painting. ~ so
Payable IN advance Music rs per Ie,,co.
he duties OF this Seminary will be the 23h inst.
REFEREECEs-Rev. VIM. j. Armstrong f,ey.
Stephen Taylor, Hon. VIM. Brocken5rough, Joseph
ia'e' and VIM. IT, Pendle,on, Esqrs. Richmond:
Rev. J. s. Armistead, Gainesville: Rev. S. b.
wilson, Fredericksburg; DIR. J. IL. Rice, Prince
Ed,oGrd; Mr. John Tompkins, Lynchburg; and
Rev. ID. H.Rice, Petersburg.
Srnf. & =
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I1rsfiiulion 7oy Female ToS1,,1c5;o,

.,fnS DIX tERhASs proposes to open be, yeen IN.
-saA Ui- sty asi Charlottesville, the first NJ ndsv of
u'ei an i1s utIOn for the private Of
Ldie IN all the polite aud Useful Female Eu
cation she propose. TO form domestic literary circle 10
st az OF u young ladies' 10 be regularly
es u me mos approved methods of in
Gut"fe expected that these young ade. will bt mem
s's OF her iawyj they will be subject oil truly
reh snh even thsr amuencnt. wall be directed with
to men's improvement Whatever taught in the mos, an
proved literary institutions for female Instruction Mrs
'msh van teach ~ have taught, under her own
aud n'peet,on She will herself, in addition
hnsth Gesm,nar t-tst Whiting, Arithmetic, Gieograpby
n u'e VI ths Gobe' and History sacred Profaue She
'an L4nfuase abe French language will he used q, he
Common Transactions OF the faulty. This arrangement Ms.
B'sermlnn haters herse will very much facilitate he
il,s"'9a "i thi' useful aad Interesting language.
ms Del etmsnn, the estsbilshment here pro,o,ed
,hhneheed partly by view 10 the ter own
tenS'a' she has ever delighted .nS kuosdye
% 'e youthful mind, aud partly b, wish she u, 10 do
with regard 10 the outlines, we'll as TO the more niun,e
oe'es OF her plan, she thinks heI,elf peculiarly hspoy m .
shVce always al band, from euinled 10 The hrr
respect ~ s'e''
Parents aud guardian, who may he disposed to place child
OF ward u<de her earemsy be Informed particularly Of
ne plan mode o Instruction, aud dome.lic he
7etetsnee al the University OF Virginia. y
TERMS 5000 per of 10 months.
hue d'ning drawing, If requrTe be taught will
st'iuie The only extra expenses. ~ ~
Asihe nanber It Pupil, Will be limited select application
should he made before the 25h OF Sept.
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THE ROMAN CHRIS SONG,

Rotuc, Rome thou at tao more
rs ,h"n hast Teen
on Thy seven hill. ut yU.e
Then sat.t queen.
Thou hsda Thy triumph, then
Puipl,us the street;
Lesdets end sorptied men
Bowed stthy feet.
They tina, thy mantle wore.
As SpJs were SEEN
Rome, Rome thou srt no noir
a, thou hast been!
Rome thine imperial brow
Never shall rise
What hast thou l.fi thte now,
Thou hast thy skies
Blue. deeply blue, they mr,
GiuIi1v,ly bright,
Welding thy wastes aIsr
With ooloutsd light.
Thou has, the sunset. glow.
Rome, for thy dover,
Finsh'ns tall oyPre,s-boush,
Temple and tower!
And all sweet sound, are thine,
Lovely ,u hear,
While night. o'sr tomb and shIins.
Rests dsikiy clear.
8lsny D solemn hymn,
Ey stsr-I'sht sung,
Sweeps thro' The arches dim,
Thy wrecks among.
ManY Hutc', low sweu,
On thy sVil air,
sIinSets, sui Loves 10 dwell,
With summer thetr.
Thou hast the ,outh's rich sili
~ sudJ.n song,
N charmed fountain swift,
Joyous and strong.
thou hsitfair form, ,ha, mere
With qusenly tread;
Thou hast proud fanes above
Thy mighty dead.
Yet weais thy Theirs shore
a ournful,inien:
Rome, Rome thou art no more
As thou hast beep. lars. Fysunns
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Hiss Lliz0LeIh kIcefino-

ENARE NOTICE, thst- the IL dsy u oe, ts7s .bsn
proceed totske the Deposition, OF Mary Wilisns ard
'undy ether ~tues5es s1d the I'd day Eubsnt and
diners snd on the 50 day Mr.. nhu Eubauss nhefs aud
On hs On day hi Henry Crenshaw snd others, Oh
Mrs msftha Keeling and ntitfs, ard tie sh 5sy fi
B'stley and gthei and the sh Lntiobeity Jcne. ohe
snd OF hs OH Walker Keeling aud ctbefE betWeantr
h'u ~ IN he morning aud ~ The evening e,v.
AIMED days The siofebouss Of Nj John Eghsuks IN be
comfy 81 Luueh5utg, aud State II Virginia. te s,e mar
81 deposition b. reed ~ evidef SOFT mo- n,
P"sos 10 The county court " Charlotte. State cf Vfein,
20 obsnesry ap1 undetermined wherein piiutG. sn4
YOU ind VIM fowler defendants, ubtch p,es A. rl
rpu oap sneud II peas: hut u all wnesfes ,hooI
uend onhe s nsmed day. and The depoons oan he ,aker
stated IN H. Eou ~ 60
sus5. % 80
~ bubN6 NAN, vito H1s tapEnt SrrOIl lesr1fi = :
-. wfhss Ia act enipl yr,,ui TT The ensutnf va H.
Ae.lcmy % private fsry. ~" ecr anpe iesi,pon,.
o. hs shhly to trseh The Gleck, Latn & Enh L.ness.s
ies,&c - '''''f'
L.ecI. sad,es.ed 90 a G. ohplooe,viIlc, w. wi BE-
'aFE' 1s-.aFA.
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A6,R .SaIG

Sol o! Ard 10 the county OF Fuvanna, coriaains
% acres well wstersd, and which is good ame
.n- yard web 81 the vesy beat water excellent
lot land adjoining the above containing about two
uauuisa anu city acres, which toerablr improve
ana good water also auo,der lot ouCary creek on
Que hundied sties, aud tract of land
containing little upwards VI three hundred
"ueiec aad has.ns All excellent range for stock.
.srm' sppy " the subctihsr, The prop living
@ S,', aeanonsd ln sboe Gve ules fso.n CslunS Ma
g.! sm ff'ee 81 the City of Richmond inform
vac g s.ia n's' mentioned lot. JESSE SAUNDERS.
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fl urluabie Plantation for NJ

WE SI6scTiter offers for safe his Pianto in me oon,
90, ha"ouer lying Chctakomry Stpnn,p contnrinS
~ ae'tsi ~ IL mules from the otyof RicA,nond ne
IscaanuNe Turnpike passes through t. There gre mar
81 acyt' pa,es have never been cleared timber on IL
. nsre are 80 acres ofeTciien MsadotD Land 10
fsat part lying betoD the Tnpite tuould he
t""etyiIposed0 There is a Sou Null -tufSi, 6oIT ~
re-, % ga oa Dc greet advantage amy uhig
eannntee',ary those desous Of pe,ting capital in S
1'en It, 1o,hud Sso1s fiuing the aoin,ng farm nil.
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WIS committed {" 90 Jul ~ u. teiev r urt, W.
FS on The ~ dsy 81 Iuns l,.i as l,unaway neg,, os
"p9 CO." bni'h LVH"O@SBAE, tsst < a half inthss
hsh ~ 90 yeasoi age. vcy Black hns count
1nd very ett'e Ee f ifr7li h fight eye b.
upper tore zen 'om what snssg,cd crooked;
small ears iad on "htu comoiUe. old psn ofdrs
'"ln lsai'" o. od tow shut cid fboes, aud old bst
S'y- hc bslrgs t0aM B1cchu. IN Fiuvsnnsf county ",
ih' "nst Z" sad nes,n requested come prove PROPERTY
pay chsfSes ercrdng 20 law, AMI take away otber
wise he vii! 70 GeSH al.h o. &c lao Directs
i'.TEN uaADNEE, JaaoY.
FA-s'r St-.fJsf
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-kWeiSHISG To- lose my account, hnai,J,
20 oil the late D. w. Coleman, 1 earnestly reaue. al,
persons having claims sga,nt the estate my Te.tsor
them known for settlement; aud the like
OF tho who may hsve claims sgan. the late Gr IN of Cole
man voolfolk Those indebted O either II. W. C,em,,
"r 10 Coleman Voolfolk IN Ex'or OF b. CoI.
msn ,re requesej 10 make payment a, no
indulgence eau be s,ven JOHN SHEPPARD Ex'or
ofB b. w. Coleman. Ia
san. 10 fI,,x 4
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L4ND F0R XIII

virtue o the last VIII Testament of Arek'd Boiling
Oh dee. shall proceed to SELF the pre- u,i,e, az
public auction on MONDAY the 9Th Of Oct next If f,ir
wise ,he next tar day, certain tract Of land lying in be
emu OF .he county OF Camphe aud adjoining tue Isu,
richmond Ssthsm, David Robertson Robert FtsnkIp Joc
Kinney VIM Fuhu'h and Henry Christian, confirming by
ise survey oeU acfet II has on comfortable dvenS
houses good barn. aud cther out bouIe. fr In, ..cur
crops nd The accommodation of negroes II j, well sdsptei
10 be about Que half u woods. ofP'SeN
TERMS:
credit Of = Syesr. will be given the purchaser rpop
ms executing bouds uith approved security aud Il, s -
"G ~ on Tue property 10 secure the payments.
ref'oh' .ng 10 view the Prenses, reoue.ted TO cal,
afr "m' o. puisuid residing IT, who will ,hevs
'He'n 'ne ' am: ~ BLAIR BOLLING; Adu'or
Aug 2s. '"e " III a'neAe"Vi Arch Boiling Or. dec.
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ARGEL4 HOTEL. oI-n poINr COM oI,.r

~ L II ~ OisB POINT COMFORT.
me Sno:crihsr grateful for past aror., ere
thanks FOR the liberal announcement afforded thr Uy
Geia Hotel, since hes n. his occupancy and re.p.c
uiiy inform, the pcbro tbs, Lest ie monh, be- b,,
neen engaged IN rak,ng alteration, aud The
nto oil the house has been newly d.
ked with the choicest Liquors. purchased by friend. lex
udse) IN New York and and hi,
ID EDS are oil the very first quality.
ne now throws has House for conypc ed that
ey viii not had inferior any establishment of the Kind
on the sea board and pie himself al all times. 10 oh
neshhoihood afford, aud that every attention shall be
'no.e who favor him with their patronage.
Oie foint Comfort well that edo M
inscription suffice TO that the we'll established
e snu aehshtiu Sea Bohipg reader desirehle ANY
" $50 f''"'
Steam Bos from Philadelphia u altimore and a,hns,on
ueh tue FONT each 10 land, receive
and Steam Boat plies daily this piece Norfolk anu
P'On Io ths convenience oil those who 10 y,t
either Of those places. "
vessels OF every description continually passing and
Pes.ns both from foreign port and coa.wi,e The magnitude
VI tue dsIly The
PeHance o Ten Companies VI u S Artillery here
TOT oil praGSe and their elegant Band are well cal
culated TO entertain and amuss
Arrangements will of Cot,Ion P,,,ie. .,d
Dna' employed on Parties of Pleasure the bepe
yer sun eni number Juhes II, and timely given
here ni' been lstey erected Bridge across Hill Greek
eno nne turnpike road will be Completed between Oil
on snu haPon which will afford for Witt
ors 10 view the adjoining country. 80 ~
There are Bathing Houses 10 the
s9of eau OF ali times be accommodated with warm m rod
r. rh NJ. IL, MARSHALL PARKS.
eIee sea bathing has been provided with foot p,tb
sed'ns from the HOTEL which renders the walk much more
June ~. ,r -.
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MOTyrH

LII &c IONS indebted 60 tue Estate Of WIN. Sizer dec
is't OF Po"ihan ets rtqucsied make payment fprI
Ho as further Indulgence cannot he gvem sud ho.e hsvns
asan9' SD Ee; viii present them fir selem ep on
DlIOie we ion dsJ VI NovueX As this uoce will DC
~ bar against claim tbst may exhibited ser thai tius
Thomas Drahe, ! r,
D,.-.., Frs. $. Sdmpson,}
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R4NHJVHV.

StAhE hrst OF June, Jordon ,nus,e ,,,r.
ou dark mu'so, round face, about feet 10 or Il in,
nsn, soLe pediinen u speech, particularly when al loss
ior ePy or alarmed, marked with drop shot on The
part OF the back reward Of 10 dolls will be gwen for h.
aenVery 10 me at Wr Ham, dolls securing him in
Sail 81 that get him again. Iyr SUs ps , ~ :"
Hsnrico, Aug. 49, en- -nnb
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IN Hanover county court, March Z6fh, 1879
ia y The motion of Jane HunhIey, admir- Of VIM u,Dd,v
~ dec. Ordered, That Of the Master Commissioner
th court audit state and settle, the Jane
countoi her naturalization Of the OF The said
ana hat ht report thereof "a the Aropy Tes.e
PHILIP w. WINSTON, c. he
-, IN HaHeOsT county court July 25th, fs2G
ON me motion Of Jsne Hundty adnrix Of Wn Uup5Iev
acc. ordsres That one Of this Master Commissioners OF hi,
court audit state aud SETTLE account between each az lie
Dnfintees oil The estate of said VIM Huney dec and a. a
$40 .'niI, sud that he report thereof The court
copy Eeste, PHILIP Il. WINSTON ebc
TIE Parties interested above csss, are ,eou;,sd o
1send VITO Their accounts and hers at Mr. John W o.
thnPs Tavern, on Monday the ed day Of Sesmber
at 10 o'clock, A III. which time aud psec ,,oan ~
6Af'y the abovc Order, Of Court irtp effect.
PARKE STREET,
Hanover, Aug. &C.. s9S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16
rFf0n, the phladeiplia scn.iner.l

tTFo1stfe Phuddtfph,d Scntinel]
a newspaper has lately been issued by John S
Greene, Esq. in Rhode Island, called the ersid
itsnpports the democratic candidate Andrew Jack
son. The first number in doing justice 10 the cha
iac;er oil our candlia;el in the midst of gainsay-
ms people, gives fair promise of future usefulness
We extract the following:
REMARkAhLE COINCIDENCE.
Ii Is D TACT generally known that the elder Adams
was elected Presi,lcntin 1896 by majority of bu,
one vote over MI. Jefferson, and as an evidence
that he was not the choice of the people, it is ouly
necessary TO state that the electors i'm Pcnnsylya-
ma anu virginia were chosen on the ground tnat
they would vote Tor Mr. j., that one clector l.,
c0ct oil the Colleges of those two States very much
10 the surprise OF theit constituents voted for MIR
adams.-iiad either oil hose gentlemen done their
duty to the people, Mr. Jefferson would have been
elected. IL is remarkable that in the election of
the second Adams, ne received the vote of New
York, (Which constituted his whole strength. west
OF the Hudson,) by one majority; when The choice
came before the House OF Representatives it
was iound necessary TO secure the votes of seven.
States besides New England, to ensure his eiccs
ion,-thesc he received, the members voting as
al o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16
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