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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04
N1ANIlIiE

Manure IS the great snnew of agriculture ~
nnnr, is Of war ind the making thu best ot
every advantage ~ opportunity for increasing
the quani, of t. IS one Of the most prominent
traits IN the character ot - Goup FARMER,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04
MORE NOVELTIES.

WUH = NOV ELIFNS.
Partisan Gauzes. for palttrs
Grass and cambric Bafisiis
Granadme Silks, a new article
: Best blk. Gro de Maple Silks
Beautiful plaid Giughams
Bobbinct Wells, very cheap
Thread cambria HdktS. bargain.
All Of which will he sold rs low as our Gus
TONERS could wish them.
NkEE ROBINSON & Co.
June 80.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

Broker q Commission netchant.
FANHE SUBSCRIBER oilers his services to
n tine public as Broker d Commission Mer-
chant. HIS hest efforts shah lie exetted to serve
those who may favor him with thrir favour.
His Office is at the Store OF Messrs John, VA.
liam u Ca>weli Poe, to whom reference may be
made Reasonable advances vii at all tnno.
be made on proper deposits.
JOHN TDAIpklNS.
May H. ts63
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04
10 nnciM nlnain clRfr.

red beet pnt inlo a bifibl al musty cider,
will deprive II ot rs disaPrecahIe taste and
smell, rs we'll as pteyehl ito becoming vap,d
or acid.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

The following Episram was pr bli~hed, in a
Galac fapei, early IN the French kevoluaon.
when the thuyrns used To slick boughs IN the
ground, and call them Liberty Tees, and "hen
The cap Of Liberty (Libery's Nrghtcap) and d.
raPiidton, were IN fnhi0n
q Ptuple Ffaucois Qucl hotc,
ndNur un bonnet s5ns feIo'
bf,uplc lianoois Duel II ichruG
DHt,u uu AIbre suns Racine!
v Lat beasts uithcmsclVos the French have made,
To hrar acap when they have Iost their head
Tue, I ooh llo tools, when they seok ior trplt
I.onia ttet they We raised " iihout tiuut)
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04
ANDREWS s. BROTHERS.

Il oST RECEIVED, by Thomas J. Duval,
~ ~ asnpp'y OF Linseed Oil, Spts. Turpen'me,
"'"is Lead, superior Salad Oil, Maccaba
st'"uh loose and in bottles. aud a numbrr of o.
'er articles IN his line, winch he will sell at the
io"esi cashpricts Nav
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04
GAEDUNING.

The management OF eaiden sumrnary
speaking, consists in attention aud application /;
the FIRST should hr al nat useful and providcni
kind rs not only To- do wrli IN the present bat
for the future aud TIE latter should bc ct thai
diigeut nature A. Nrimgly - never 10 deter tuat
i'll Tomorrow which may he done to-tny.' Pro
crasiration i, ii serious consequence to gu
GrnIngi ana nee ct ot times and seasons VIII
he tluulul nf di,appomtrrnt and complaint. L;
y ~ often haapeu Indeed, mat At eardeucr car
not do what Ia, @orLU but II he docs not do
What ne a., he " III lie most Justly blamed,
and p,rhnps oensured by none nofe than ~
himself
Haedu. IN tmeis material thing in culture,
and stirring tHe ground about piaafs as r.s0
edI thing W. aueta Necessary, mus be Attended
10. hirdk.u- the surface val terp the soll in
health foi "ueu It lies ~ u hard or,bpund State
puticuino ,aoweis ruu oil. aua the sai'Gatv az
cannot t.,feI Weeds exhaust II" Strength Of
! tne g onad. aud Il they are suffered 10 seed aud
COW th' msesrs, may be truly called GARpr7
t.l>s Inc maud and hoe are instruments tor
the purpose. Digging Where the spade can 60,
! bct~con HE fo~s Of plants is a cood Iue,hod 81
,lroylpe Weeds: and as II cuts of the S rag
, sing ibtes OF the roots, they strike aire,h ~
/ Eumerons new shoots, and are thus st,eng them
/ ed. Deep hoens Is a good pfa,tlce, as il gives
II deg. &c Of fertility to the eatih.
! GtfsHR tres 1T is stated in Philips fIisio.
! ~ OF t'ln's, that the great chtsnut tree ncal
| Mount hh'a, Is perhaps one of the mnsl
eXit aordlndry trees IN the old world # j. cali
! ed " the cbfsnat tree of hundred hursus
/ Fl on the luilo" ing tTadiuonary tate Jean .
| Arragon, wiz II she visited Mount Etna, Was at
tended by hei principal nobIihy, when heay,
slower obliged them To take r.tuge under TIN
| g. fht m Ire ,ft
NC :" hole pafts Accot dug to ile accoun
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

y HAfEj">' received some very surpcrio,
IL lurnip Seed.
WALTER Il. MIDDLETON
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

Eto,ahe / 5 GaSeut.
INPRO MPTB
illness Of Gel erai Jaclsor.
GEN. Ick >on's had q shake
- tle Vii ncupue irter.
= ne Orleans news int fiade him q1aln,
Int N,ntIck made Inn shlser
II Pennsylvania now he sruis
faf drug es'nd AMI pnltllii
Int Bu,tnr- think bis ear portcuts
Al ISSUE worse thah criutm
Oid Pennsylvania.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04
I'LL EsfG SOLD.


q prime cost without reserve, large ami
= a vainbIe stocI, IL desirable GOODS.
'ith an assortment has never been offered IN
'"s country. on the same terGls, at New York
ana Phliade Jhis auction prices. We viii sell
ANY article, by wholesale retail n prime cosi.
as W. are Determined 10 close all our business by
'He Isl o!beccrmhcr. Or reason lor so dong II,
'ot resident pai'ncr OF this place is deter nined
% remove 10 Philadelphia and we positively
I'edse ourselves 10 discontinue this branch. II
N"seiess tor MS to say the amount OF our Stock
"' hand Persons who wish 10 purchase any
a'ilce, wonli do well to call, our Stock cot
,'sis OF nearly every description OF GOODS !;
'''RR not 10 he had 1t ANY other mouse III Town
AMONG WHICH ARE
hFE foods, Hardware Groceries, Earihern aud
''',, Ware, Shoes, Hats, Books, Clothing, Look
'ns 6IasSes &c
ANDREWS s. BROTHERS.
~ Il. Our resident parner IN this place vii!
dispose OF All his Furniture al prime cost.
A < B.
July q. t.S2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

Many people say ripe fruit is always whole
some. But Il is injurious To eat 10 excess even
ol good beside, proportions al different kinds
o food are required. fru, has yety different
pl operiies; Whatever ihusr prorr' ties are good
- bad, they "a IGosi powerful Nhen tic ilHt Is
ape.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
DoD 9er6atf6trO+

0I- The Proprietors of the VINO have
added to their Printing Office, set of NV
JOB Tyres, which will enable them to Print
Pamphlets, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, DC.
They are satisfied that Jobs entrusted to
them to Print, will be done as well, as accu-
rately, and with as much expedition IS by
other Printers 9F The CITY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

ihai disdnei farther complaint against the General
Government As to the Colonization question, lie
said 1t vas question yet in embryo. There was no
Indication of the opinion Of the General Government
ON This question. lie would wait Cor indication.
lie would not anticipate unconstitutional course
on the part OF the General Government tlrat qnes,
ton. These were of the reasons which incl
ned Mr. Almond to oppose consideration.
The question considering, the report was taken
oy ayes aud noes, aud decideu tue negative ayes IL
noes l2;.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

Gaj!e.i Safes Cont, Fifh Circuit, AMI EIste,,,
h sfrict y jirgiaia, .fooember 3O.h, 1927.
Alan Fnwids and Asness his wife, Jane Johns,on and0
john Miller and Elizabeth his wife, pits.
John Allan and William Gait, executors OF William :,
i'ai', deceased, James Gult, Mary Allan, Jane
Walsh, an infant By John Walsh, her guardian, :
specially assigned to defend this suit, Doctor James :
Black and Jaue his we in right OF the said Jane,
inhn DennsrUn and William his wife, and The said -
DncIor James Black as i.Istee for the ga id Mrs
William DenuStOD, I)Hs.
Tire defendants James Calf and John Deuniston ,bs
day fled their answers, which the plaintiffs replied
generally. Aud the defendants Mary Allan, Jane Black
aud William penniston, who of this counrv.
and against whom the plaintiffs appear have proceeded
tive mode prescribed by law against defendants sill
's TO appear aud file their the doth take
,r bll Tor confessed them. Whcreupou the CAUSE
coming on. by Of tie plaintiffs aud Of the defend
"s who have answered. to be heard upon the record
"fIe from the county court of Hcnrco, of the
dr3cdans James Gait Jane Walsh Doctor James Black
and John Deunison, filed since the removed to
this replica lions thereto and exhibits, gued by
coUse On consideration whereof the is of opinion
that the plaintiffs agnrsy Ecyl, Jane Johnston and Eli
zib'th Miller, are each entitled to equal seventh part
%. the eshuaTy estate mentioned in tie Tesiuary Clause
-! tie last will and testament Of william Ga decea sed
aud that defendants Jane Black, (rifs Of the said
Doctor James Black) Mary Allan, Jane Walsh, and the
said D"ctor James Black trustee for William Dennson,
wife of ionn DCDDsou, also each entitled to equal
seventh part Of the said esiduiry esate and therefore the
do adudge, order and decree, that the defendants
john Allan aud William Gait. of the sail last
VIII aud cetamen pay equal seventh part of the said
reSiduary the said Agnsss Fowids, another to the
said Jane Johnston, another said Elizabeth Miller,
tue said Doctor James Black and Jane hrs wife
in it of the said Jane, another the said Mary Allan
another the said Doctor james Black the
said William Dennisto, wife Of Tire said John Denuisron;
to ascertain the of which equal parts, the
directed to rcuder of their ndmiDsI ton
Of the Of the said William Gait deceased, before
of the Commissioners Of this court is ordered take
asd report the said the and tho
seventh part ofhe said Jesdaay devised To the said
Jane Walsh, the said Of the said William Cali,
deceased directed hold the same uotI the future
! !Ger Of tine
a Cory. Te5tc, PD. JEFFRIEs, OK.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
'neges
.his Ihsti,
'diY;
William & Mary Co..

I'ENHE following Studies will be pursued 10
tuition from the 22nd inst until the 18th OF .
NJ which time all the kecures viii terminate.
MORAL CLAss.-Logic. Moral Philosophy.
MArHEMArIcs.-Seni Class; Astronomy continn-
ed Comic Sections, Fiuxions.
Second Glass; Algebra & Geometry CONTINUED, Triga
ononetry, Surveying, Mensuration.
NATURAL PaLosoPnY, continued viz; Hydrody-
nancs. Pneumatcs, Optics, Electricity Magnetism,
Meteorology.
CHE3rIeTRY continued.
PoiITIcAL LAW, 1SL Sen. Ciass-PoIlicai EGono,
my, Government
Cad. Class,-Piilosophy Of the Human Mind.
3rd, The Historical Class, viii proceed with the
Civil Wars between the Houses of Lancaster ar,
foik, in English History, and the reign of L. us NJ
IN Ftance; and viii study the iAtory OF those ccpn-
Ines down To the present time.
Law AND Po, ICE, continued.
By order tie Socie'U,
FERDINAND S. CAMPBELIS
Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
$tIJ,26O
feb 53--lt
OH!y Ii,19D Fickets.
Price Of TrJrSs.

WHOLE $40, Half S., Quarter So so, Eighth 81 g;
For sale at COHENS' LOTTERY .4NiO EX-
CHANGE OFEJCE, corner opposite the Eagle Hotel,
whore sold in the 10Th class Of the Lottery the
Capital Prize Of $4,000; and capital prizes
have been obtained than at any other Office in America
P s. o>.ers from the country covering 81 Or i1o
tickets Cpos pad0 will meet the proli and punc-
tual attention as if Oh personal application.
Address
J. I, COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS, Richmond IN.
E,chmrYi vss ooh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

Tire parties concerned may take notice, that have
appointed the 24 day Of April next, for commencing the
of the above order winch day at ~ O'Clock,
A. VI. they are requested to attend At my Office.
WN1. MACKENSIE, ~. G.
C0nrmjSsioncy's Office,
Eichnrnnd. 2lst Feh. 1893. { WV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

Vi..e AKA th0se of other States. ou,d be sca,
o'"h' 10 those asking it and coul inue person. He
ho'" hs House would not get rid bill of this impor
lance because il was duner time.
nr' nafs opposed the motion postpone warmth
"" at eheth-and before he concluded Mr.. Page with
MS mot'Sn I" postpone aud after further debate the
Oil was ordered tn be ensrossed
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28
yartous.
Montpelisr. " aug. u

MoHtpetteT, ~ dHS. IL.
A GOOD TEAMPsTER MIR Wm Brad
ford has for three and a quarter years
past, With a six horse team, fFeighted to
Boston, for one company in this village,
various kinds Of country produce-sf
tons, IS hundred, 2qrs. auI 9 lbs. Has
freighted merchandise from Boston, 1853
tons, rs cwt 10 posnds, for which, be
has been paid in cash S4,s20 90; and
has with the same team, and during the
same time, freighted to and from Bos.
ton for the Stratford Copperas Compa.
ny, and others, l0s tons, 8 cwt. | or. and
Q It's. This has all been done with
six horses, without changing, with the
exception of two horses, for the last 8
months, averaging three trips per yea
HIS time of arrival and departure has
been as regular as the United States
mail stage. What is very remarkable,
Mr.. Bradford during this time has rot
drank a drop of spirits, wine, cider or
strong beer.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28

with her "penny fee" or half
wages in her pocket, she was secs ea's
90 this side Newton. by 4 ms,roa
woman. who, sans ceremor;e dsw"y
ded the money she received from
and such persons. The girl w..a
to be frightened by one Of be, .sY "O'
told her candidly, that if she a,,emo %
to harm her she would give her pIea
eyes, and to it they set, vi Ct ~ u;. 'u'
They struggled for some lutte ,;no.
sut at last the girl got out of he, o.
and fairly ioored her ~antagon;s, SSanP'
blow on the face, aud she wen, ~.
ing in the ditch 1T the side Of the 80
Atthis time a man came up. and ~
hearing the girls story, proffered h.
protection, remarking that he tbc,oh,
the old bag would not come 10 -
scratch IN time, and left her 10 media.
how far the Evenings amusems !.
would bear the mornings reflection :
Carlisle jour mol
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28

PRrcg OF TICKETS:
Whole S3-HaG ST. so Quarter faetS'
U~Prompt attention viii be given oy e1
Managers to the commsnds OF distant s"'s
turers, and an official account of the dFa"iss
will be forwarded, free from expense, in'le0''
ately upon its event.
Prize tickets in former lotteries rece'su I"
cash An
s.sAn letters 10 be postpaid and address,
YATES & M'INrYRE, Manaserns'c
aug. Ii. Washington eny,-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28
NOTICE.
G.. s. FOWLER.

AFiN6 taken the Lottery. Exchange AND
"a Commission business, conducted by ha
tor the last ten years (under the firm of S. NJ
.8Aen, g Co.. into his own hands, would res.
pecttuliy tender bis thanks to his friends and the
public for their liberal patronage, and s~olctss
cont nuance of the same, hoping to merit, IS
he ~tiatters himself he has heretofore, tbeR
confidence.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
aug. 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28
The elegaa Gua-diOoded Horse,
ERACrAUS.

a. A thorough bred horse Of 'e If
rrw~3N imported Diomede. and sa1
sWEsA Rob Roy, will stand the iaA he
s1AASS~a.II son Sundays excepted) md
1A1x farm of William .. King, one ss
. half miles from Martinsburg, near fisssSs
miii, Berkeley county, Va. at Eight Doas s,,i 10
sesson, and Sixteen Dollars TO ensure ? s,On
'osl; the money for insurance to be ps'u .,ng
as The mare is known to be with foa'-p y.
with, removing, or not continuing inc zee
gularIy to the horse, ~iorfeits the ensIDa.osha.
those gentlemen who put mares 70 -, me
bis spring. and not proving 10 fosi can I rS .ss.
anne mares at Six Dollars the season. and
son 10 the first OF SepteH0e'
nd the 25th Of November next. Pr.
aug. Pit. JOHN hhr-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28

Il Highway Woman.-On res
ders have often heard ofhighway men
but twas reserved for the present ger
Grafton to have their ears lickled wiz
that of highway qoomdn Yet true it
is, that a few nights ago as a yonnl
woman was coming into Dumfries,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28
oGce IF he chs.apeake and on, Con-, :

CDNCe y AhSs"peoEc ana Uhio Canal r.
W~AsHtNGToS, Ave 9. ls9a
NoiiCE IS hereby given, that an ms, slm
~ OF two dollars per share on every sh.ra :
sock IN the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal con
psny, IS required TO be paid on the I'D d,y ~
October next; and a further insisimen, Of ,~
dollars per share on the sd day of Noyeub l.,
Next a further instalment Of Two dollars "a
half per share on the Sd day OF Deceuber ~
a further lnslaimenl of Two dollars aud = has,
per share on the Sd day of January nexi: ! &c
Their sum Of two dollars and a half per share W
the Sd day ct February next; and a firlha..~
OF two dollars and a half PER share on The I'd A.
of March nexi; which instalments mus, ~
t. the credit Of the Chesapeake and Ohio cs"1
Company, to the Cashier or other prone ! b
of either of the following Banks, viz:
The Btsnch of the Bank Of tie .. s..,s.
Washington. "
The Bapk Of Washington, at Wash;ng,o,
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank,a, GeoIr..
town, ~
The Bank of Alexandra, at Alexandra,
h Hagerstown Bank, in Hagerstown, M
ryland; and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, at char.,.
town, Virginia.
BY order Of the President and Directors.
JOIN p. tNGIF.
Clerk ofMe C. and O. Canal Ca
E@tractJ from the By LAWS Of he ChesapeGks and
Ohio Canal Company.
SECTION VIII.
THE President and Directors of the COnoa.
ny shall designate the Banks within the Dssst
OF Colombia, within which the funds of the Goa.
psny shall he deposited. and whenever sny no
ney shall be psyabIe to the Company in pur,.
ance of any callupon the Stockholders. or on sr
other account. the person from whom The sau,
IS due. shall make payment TO the Cashier, q
other proper officer. of any one ofthe Banks %
designated. The certificate of pay men, by surA
Cashier or officer, delivered to the TREASURE,
shall be received by him as evidence of paymeat
and authorize him to pass his receipt"
Angusf 28, l828-,3M
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28

The highest price, in cash, VII pc oFee.
clean Ii IN and Cotton RAGS, at this 0"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28

Shocking Instances of Suicide
Baltimore Chronicle is informed by a
correspondent, that John n Sirattan.
ESQ formerly a delegate from n Of
the counties on the eastern shore in
Virginia 10 the Legislature of that state,
hung himself on Saturday last, Goth
ult. The cause is not assigned-aud
on the Saturday following, I'D inst
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-28

As Two gentlemen were sitting COR
versing on a causeway pillar, near
BuShmills, they were very much sur
prised by an unusually heavy shower of
frogs, half formed, falling in that direc
ion; some of which are preserved in
'pirits Of wine, and are now exhibited
% the curious by the apothecaries in
Bushmills,-BelfaSt Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19
To O. The Editors Of The Enquirer.

C..-C.
'cr'h't me 10 offer you my congratulations IN.
On tie recent developments in the West, so aus.
Plclous TO the complete success of Cen Jackson
mere can no" REMAIN but little doubt OF his Oh.
tanning the votes OF all the Western States viii
the exception of Ohio; and accounts from thss
state give strong reason TO believe If he does no.
gel tic vote Of that State he will lose il t,v ver
small majority. Little did the satellites Of novrcr
suspect mat at the very moment they were aisipg
me song oil triumph, such signal defeat was pre-.
PdIlng lot mem. How animating 10 the friends oil
popular government is tito see the will of the neo
PIE prevail over the Vaccinations of coalition
Su"SghhS 10 hold ON upon their i'll gotten power
whose leaders instead of devoling themselves 10
ADVANCE the substantial interests Of the people arc
wastine the term Of their service in eIectioneer;,
and imporug " war, pestilence and famine mon
me nation, rather than That the man heretofore
indicated az The choice of the peoole sho,,Id bo .
lected President Of the u States
How nobly are Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois ami
''sSoi,l dooh' 10 acC Instead Of iamely submit.
ing IKE easssls .fdscripH (,lebr. 10 be trans.
iet'ed by Clay % any master h. nigh, find II Lis
"fc'e' 70 OdfgdW with like free men in a FREQ
gov 'Tnin'nt, they nave Indignantly froyynod unon|
w ervanis who would betray them. and elected
III 'lcii place men who will obey their voice, AMI
,Pr'N 'HeT ,nguage Missouri has elected al
man VINO VIII b. faithful TO his t'.st--a Viroinjap
VINO has "oen reared in the true faith: familiar
WIN m principles and doctrines Of JefIer,,n and
'aNso'i' as practisen UPON in Virginia he will
never get ihe sacred relation in which the re-
III, naive stands TO hit constituents; ne will!
nod himself 81 all times subject 20 bc paIsied I'D
ne VIII oil hi. cOnsluents.7 With Spencer pei
rs who has heen elcccd in tho place Of Mr.
ba'cs,i have been well acquainted from hi il Youth
and reeret 70 perceive thai attempts are roakincI
d'rGady tCimPoir hisinst claim to the ing ,isb
ell honor be las received and IN The CO.., 6,,oncc N
The peOpie oi Missouri &c Mr. petns be 40, N
man % unarnish"d honor and xtfao, binary merit
ih' character must bavc undergone ,rcst un
co"mon change since H. left this counfy. Oranori
"aerc he he'd tho coaGdcacc Of III who Know XIX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19
COAsNUILC4TED

=.
we understand that the following new worls
are III readiness for publication, and will shortly
ne exhibited to the world, tiroue., the tvpog.nb;
cal medinm and aid of the National Jonr1al and
Democratic Press, viz
Political Economy, or, A New Method of beno.
hitting the Republic by copious deple ion of tbe
lreasury-By John O. Adams, President of he
Z niied States, pro tenn
Dissertation upon Intolerance prefaced bv a
prayer for War, Famine and PestiIerce dedicateJ
70 Andrew 'acEson-by Henry Clay, Secretary Of
Two f'eases-one upon The Militi. system anil
tne other upon Horizontal Ploug hing-by James
Barbour. Minister Plenipo TO the Court of 81,
James's %
A corrected edition of ." Detrac:ion Displsvad .,
with nine wood cut of raw heads and bIood,
bones, collins and skeleons--by John Binos g.
cretary of the Blue Beard Institution. Nor,bcrn
Liberties, PhadeIphis
Fourteen Lessons, contanet in one voI,,t,e N
Lying made Easy" or, The Blackguards Ma
nual'-by Charles Hammond, OF no rank at all
ana no Particular place of residence
ne Life and Adventures of Tom Thumb tItc W
Illustrated by correct likeness of The author-.,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-19

TIE .Do1hey's tail Shoyfens. Yesterday zee
lear'it from an administration paper in Saco. n,at
TIE Adams. or Federal candidates for the Senate II,
Cumberland county, Maine, were ahead 100 votes.
-i{y an account IN the Essex Register IL spoc,r.
that they are ahead only LIS votes and there are
slX towns more 10 be heard irom.-The votes il,
twenty towns are Jackson 3325--Adams gf5s.--
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