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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-08
VEGETABLE LITHONTR1pT1C,
|ND SPECIFIC
SoLV INT pOwrnERs

W. the discovery of this Medicine, acure
cases - AIMED tor so-ne of the most distressing dis
how ..@i ever AFFECTED human beings. No cases.
hS yer 9esPc.ate they have been considered but
yeioe to the superior power of this medicine
NJ; 'es the stones gravel into such minute
a cles, that they pass off without difficulty it has
hewse been most singalary efficacious in cases Of
Dropsy; its action is the principle, that the i'm
mediate cause of Dropsy is diseased state of the
exhaiants and urinary system.
!, Slr. A. Davenport, of Cambridge, on commencing
the use OF the second bottle of the Lithontrptic in
January, 1926, after having taken large dose the
evening preceding, yoided, on the morning of the
oth, large quantity ofgravel, one of which weigh
ed forty grains.
Numerous other certificates could be given of its
ration. 'P0-
In so many instances, in other countries as we'll
as thls has this Lithontriptic saved the application
OF the knife that orders have been received 5r from
the East and West Indies, and across the Atlantic
For sale by Gilman b. Parker. Lancaster. TF
A az, n Leonnster; G: Russell, Princeton Il. p
h n Townsend; L. Tarbeu, Jr. Peppereli: r ,,
Jerett, Fitchburg ''e-''-s anu o.
July LIST. l.,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-08
SHERIFF's SALE.

NTORCEsTER S. July 9TH, 1923.
w Taken on an Execution. Nathan
Rice of Princeton, in the County of Wor-
cester, Executor of the last will and tesla
ment Of David Rice, late of said Princeton,
esquire, deceased, against the Barre Tarn-
pike Corporation, of the sum Of one hundred
and sixty-six dollars and eighty cents, and
will be sold at Publick Vendue, at Edward
Goodwin's Inn, in said Princeton, on the
sixth day of August next, at one O'Clock,
P. M.-the Franchise of the said Barre
Turnpike Corporation, with all the privl-
leges and immunities thereof, so far as relates
TO demanding and receiving toll.
SAMUEL DAVIS, Dep. .shE
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-08
VENEiE american Journal of Education, fol

FEHIfE american Journal of Education, for
n June, is received at II. & G. CARRIERS
Bookstore, where subscriptions for the work are re-
ceived.
CONTENTS.
Miscellaneous Alphabetically of Paris; the
United States Military Academy at West Point !;
Suggestions to Parents-Moral Education; Educa-
ton of Females-Domestc Management. Reuieio
Infant Educaton-or Remarks on the Importance
of Educating the Infant Poor; first Annual Report
of the Infant School Society of the City of New
York. intelligence Notices. Articles Relating
to Common Education, &c. &c. July g.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-08
HlSToRYoF BOsToN-sseond f,a;tio,,
BY DIR. C. H. SNOW

. osT published, and for safe at this Of
gce' a second edition of the History Of
Boston. This edition comprises the text
ana notes of the first, with some Corrections
and additions to bring the account of the civ
down to the present time. 1t now contains
upwards of four hundred pages, with nume1
rous engravings, consisting of public bniId-
ings ana some of the most interesting SCENES
IN % NGr country Price, in cloth backs SO 90,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-08
AUCTION.

WM7ILL be sold at Vendue at the Inn of
Wv Willard Howe in Lancaster, on Wednesday
IT, I'll July inst. at o'clock P. NJ, l2 acres first
rate Wood Land located in the westerly part Of Ian
easter Also, 3 1-2 acres Meadow land, in the north
part of Sterling being part Of the real estate of
Dr lanes Carter deceased. Any person who may
wish 70 view the wood land before the day of sale,
will please call the subscriber, who will show the
land. ,.c,op ,,,e,.,r,p
Lancaster Juy r. 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-08
AUCTIONS.
rsALE THIS DAY.1-

0N TUESDAY, the Sth day of July next
q Wasp. M. will be sold at publick Auction, at
Davis Inn in New Boston, (fnot previously disposed
nleasantly situated on the great road leading from
Boston to sterling, and near the dwelling house Of
Mr.. JOHN THuRsToN, Jr. it being the Land recent
" owned by the late Mr.. Joseph LEACH For
terms apply TO JOHN G' lhoh21 otN''
Lancaster, June 10, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-08
APPROVED
HORSE MEDICINE.

FHyO purify the blood, and remove bad hu-
Ill mors 1t is beneficial after long journies, or
hard USAGE will restore appetite the horse to
shed his coat early in the Spring, promote health
and good spirits
Directions for its use will be given to the pur-
chaser.
Prepared and sold by
GILMAN B. PARKER,
at his store IN Lancaster.
March 4.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-08

An tniallible cure for the GRAVEL 7
am and :, al ITS kindrse complaints, riz Soreness of
ny organs, difficulty Of mictprtion bloody water
strapguaTy and every spec es of gravel or stone in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-21
Klnnnle Lnnd - .SnIc

NNWlLL he sod auction with Ut sfve m ,ie f dv
~ 9 hprh nest n The tavern Il Col. ,hn g. Bsrfi
"e' sienous coniouse, The ~ land on ,sloh
re'ide' on Rotnokc River m the county of Merk
ehbnfri ten fntle' Spu E4sf 81 the urfhote
actual survey 25f srfe of which 80 f,tls river bo
snd about 80 acref Nv ground; upon small s'rrau. ,
tro TIC Esate n high snd thcre are 50 acre, of
tob7ec" lo' Buwsen ~ 100 the iish Isod 10 49,
~ cf7f sH Of winch fii produce tobacoo-e, th,i, /,
w"ch 'uPeo tobacco lard Tie snusiion 1, hestb, a..
20 good neshou hood fhe improvements ac in ,,sd
snd amply fuWrtu' Tor The comfortable seeon,.af.t -
ss ssa sees 'ss'y aud te securing large crop se,
ss,l.f III ~ Wntst maehine, N good repair lsfe-
ifuH if'e' The wh'l, Of ihs bottom land uesp ,b,.
lect'imedind hisbiy improved, 20 hsni, esn b,
upon t' trsct Of lsndto sdvsnfsre-- f,,sd I 2
m ''o.h'e ohsfco paHtsoHs uy,n ne Eiee,; tom
4saH8a'H Is eompiete. Pufchs.sr. sre it,t = ..
- ~, -r ''''s'sios tehl b. elpsr on The qsb ~
~, wy We f'eht g. scot rhfsf me aprtfs, no.
~ i,m tit wiil he inside nm. tdisfeiy ne, ,i,, 80,
49, 49,. ir,n' enc fhird fbe nmohf,s naity 10 b. csJ
-, ~" ,f ~ Dec nrnt, fhri the 15ff r., - ~,
isls and tie rtmsninr nfd fbs qsib IL, N ~ ~ 70
~ ',.eu,ry to' ih" fsymeuis viii he f-quteI sh.ri
he p" hs.ef TtL 10 anticipate bis yaym,tts e..,.
are' gh 'rl De siieses ios Pfssif yaymsnt q GnFgg
50 . sis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-21
FOREIGN INrELLIGENcE


Inc Details Of the accounts received bx, tbc
Packets Canada and Corinthian are crowded out nj
our colilinns.-These Details are not verv iotcr.
eshng' nor the results very decisive. The proaoect
OF war between Turkey and the three Allied Pow
ers, thickens On the 10Th Nov. their En,bass,dor.
AT Constant ope, collectively reply 10 fhe o,,ss-
tons of the Refs EncD1i, declaring thai, Tbe AZ.
ned Powers viii not desist from the Greek Trcaty.
that they viii not indemnify the Ottoman Govcr1,
nent Tor the loss OF its feet; that they will not ivs
satisfaction to the Sublime Porte'that ssf, l. for
peace that they are united--to re-establish II In
Greece on an immoveable basis-fo urescrv. !, a.
Constantinople-such is the object OF their Win.
es-such Is the object Of the Trenfy ,y5;cb
they here TesolUed TO maintain and erce,,fe y
rs tate as the 4th December, the Ministers were
sun al Constanhnope; but 1t is added "thev were
on the point Of departure" They had demanded
Their passports, which had been reJuse4-no fir
mans were granted in the usual way--and the Fu
gIish Embassador had instructed Sir ri. WeIlesIev
~ forward them no more dispatches nv way Of
VIENNA il was reported that the Russian Minis
yer h1d quilted Constaniinople. The Russian
iorces on tie frontiers were beginning 10 mako
some movements towards Turkey, in couseorence
OF a Tunour that the Turkish troops had crossed
me Danube--but as the rumor was contr,sicted
tne movement was also arrested. II il probalIs
that Russia viii stand on the defensive--snd ,La,
no hoss'lities would take place by land, unless tbs
AuFAs made tie first teu0ns;rs.ioa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-21
CbGrIOfiesUiHc FenQIe .4eoJe,,,,,

<I(HE nert ssoN IF tht Tasfff,stfon vu a. a.
~ ION 81 february undsr rae superintendent ~ a.
mary 1nn aud Mrs iabsta WydoIv. The high e6osoe,s
paieh tnf school has already acquired qors tie b a,
rance 81 me very suPsror quai feaons
~ iAet gonng ladies' mud Of the advantages rpfieE n ,,e,
ss'Sss oDfr n'o't s"nipnrier IF Female stypcfion
Sr"nehes ~ sH and elegant female education ays e,,r
He'oeh Is ne eonrIe Of fHcsiopj rl proper asnion
Is o'5o'Sd on ne nu'neT and nora dyoisn,nf Of IKE
PJ f"nng fads' attending this school .oW Be aeson1-
ye'id'' ~ ne 1eade"g and efcso,e family ne Mr., ~
@yVH n'e ne"5sr The Kind and MATERNAL attention n
Mr. DdUsiporf, uiR feave y,ayenf, no,Sns .. an ~
ipe 5htn dInghieT at undsr her Application ntry
% iarfe IN John WirnOP NOrsis 4ernn fer arysn ~
re A-ademy Jeys fS board and ftuion ~ ~ ot
b'ahss a' Asree0rs gdffonnf charge nil be ,go5, I
q" i5ooe IHOS. ". GfLMER, s. r. a
NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-21
NO I.SJET7JJTjj} 7y75l ~, 3.

gyr,sArrr - =. ' II = II 4 OIF lSU.IE
Nsibh sidnd the eusuins season, Col J.te,. No,,
20 way county, Va commencing the 18Th r. sn a.
mnatng the LIT july sni will he let TO mares a, N -
season. l" become pay able on the LIST Oct.S75 nrsc.
auis whenever me mare proves - he foas : 10 be sr
IN very case Az those gentlemen who pay within Tie
wiz ne allowed ten per cent for cash pa,ient The
e", nave made the most ample srrang, enl, 10 have mr.
wen s,ien led To- that may he horse baynr
seVrts 'asc hrii and had considerable qunt.ty d Ill,
s'w'h tor Fafuszt, with the addition ,5nd .cck al, -;
au' rase Tor leedng them. They have also eprg,J
'enVe suh =" stables at the stand, .ucienf Tor leo
secufs then iiom I Iuelenensy of bad raing rah.
together with the personal attention OF one r
'hr s"hefineTs, assisted by faithful oef. provided H.
purpose viii he wifant III hoped that macs viii he
ta'ed, ana returned 10 Their good condition.
Pon.n"hy Tor aecdent' or e'cares hu every sxertion
ne nadeto prevent then IDssrptio Sc 81 IL merit pas.,
THOS. WATSON
a, ABNER ROBINSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-21
S,In REII a0n

III WILL s'v' the Ah"ve reward for the apprehension Of ms
- man ven looS,rx Young nan, II alou Is t,s,,
9 iff, ~ = qnfe BACK. and has snail on hi. o, 90.
81 ni iet inches ~ height very erect IN b e,fr,,,s
no wh'n he w'"i away, ws w dfo.,ed ~ esne Goro III,
nv, a"d hs' pefhaFs, gone 10 that nsightn hol
Iave t'wad' A"d all neeesafy charge, e,G e p.ra on
49,. i"sIgs., 90 X HARRfSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-21
CQEENS,

LOiIEhI MD EXCH.dNrGE OFFyCE
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel,
Uhtrt mas Sold IN The 1914 class of The aJo. Io,t,r
d Fcse u Sirteen IhoEsand Dollars aud ivhere
more onp'ia P''s1S have been obtained at anu other
" .rts rom ine c"niry covering CASH OF PRIZE
. Pot pap VIII meet The prom pt aud r,.-
49, Address
l. cOHES, j.. & BROTHERS, Redmond ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-21

We understand, that by the Resolution OF the
Anti.Jackson Convention, a copy of their pro-
ceedinSs was TO be transmitted to every citi-
zen, who was nominated as an Elector-that the
pamphlet containing these proceedings was not
printed oil, on account of the aIgencss of the i'm
preston, until Friday or Saturday last--and at
II was not until SUNDAY, that the Circulars to the
Electors, accompanied by The pamphlet of these
proceedings, were forwarded to these gentlemen.
his accounts for the circumstance of no answer
having been receivedor published from Mess Mad
ison Monroe We have 10 question of their ,lecli-
mig TO take any part in the pending Eleciion-and
all that can now be asked of the Central Commit
tee Is, that their answers be laid before the Pub
lie as soon as they are received.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-21
FE.LALE -EDTC4YTOj-,5|

u LADY, de'irous Of obtilninya situation ~ H. male 3D.
mary, or ptiyste family, Teacher, aud enc g.
produce saisiaeory estiienng- quslhe 49,, sc ~
(post paid) % -
Feb 81. O.. b,
'AkEN dP hJ Jahelt Lispu, M fht COUNTY ~ r.1,,..
az est sy Grey mare e. os. high AID ,upao., A.
ps 10 OF yeIsold She viewed by Isaac s. Csr5f,1
.Na'''n ker, Jr auj SIMON L. Block On M. IGib 80
Nov 1927, aud appraised to Ss2 Tr.te, NJ -
Fer 81 WI . 10 zee. O.
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Fb p.


yhOIICE.
TX HEREBY caution all person. from ira linz n. , t-s
- exrosted BY my'elf aud Ahner Robinson for $500
purchase ni to~n Archer Mf-e, sold at Tee m Ia,
hv The representative II Col ivp,. Rice dec n. ss. ~
oi,stis * i'nst tue SAME. JAMES p. WILTTEsGT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-21

assertion exposed, or a Patriot vindicdted:
Peing answer to the address ofthe Pro-.dd-
ems, .dnfi- Jackson Convention, to the citizens
of Virginia in which the propriety OF Gen.
Jackson's conduct in the Seminole War, the
Defence of New-Orlcans, and in the affair of
the ''six militia men, is sustained BY docn-
fRcatary PROT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-21

MIR. Randoph wiz Follow an rer>y on Tuesday.
We are sorry 20 de;aiD readers so long fioin SO
precious moroccan of eloqucnce and truth
MIR. Rnes's powerful Speech haye received
In pamphlet form OF 81 pages, and win appear
in due .,'ason. Mr.. Everett DIR. Cookies Sneeel.
and the last No. of Fabrcius, (not TO speak Of the
beautiful valedictory of member 10 his colleague.
IN the Legislatirc) have nearly filled our columns
to-day-to the exclusion OF many other articles
Among these, we regret particularly the omission
oi the partcurs and proceedings accompanying
the death OF the illustrious Ciiuton-and above all
The beautiful end eloquent eulogium pronounced
by Mr. Butler in the Legislature of n. York upon
that melancholy occasion.
~ letter has been received IN this city stating
mat Mr. Mcnrce lies dangerously i'll.
CoAIJfU.N1c.dTED.
AT meeting held at Stafford Courthouse or
Monday ll,h February, 1928, present VIM. Dun
bar, Capt. VIM Barber, VIM Brooke, Thomas c.
scott, VIM. u. Stone and John NJ Conway. the
following irceholders were added to the Anti
Jackson Corresponding Committee
Capt Alexander f. Rose, Stroller Fickln. Cap,
Abner r Allcock, Charles Tackett, Col Enoch
Mason, Samuel H. Sknker, Capt EnGch Hardirr
James Patton, Capt Vim. Starke, Robert Kendall.
VIM H. Combs, Capt. John Sternc. Vim. X. Cor
don, James =. Quishinberry, W m. =. Sterne Lew
Is DlckersOn Thornton Patton, Robert TayIo-
Thomas Allcock, Vim. Dickerson, CAPTAIN Thomas
Hill, Robert ii. Hore, John Sweatil,an. Edrnund
Durr. joseph Enyer, John Wallace, Joseph b.
ficklin. BAIL Gordon, james Yass, Can't jamie
son Corbin, Rev. Nathaniel Greaves, VIM p Gun
nlngham, John Gray, James +. Murray John II.
tltzhugh, Alexander AIorson, Col, Thornton A.
ieXander, Samuel Bolts, John Alexander. Benis
min Wamsley Henry Blidweli, Thomas Harding.
John Burroughs, Joseph Starke, Walter Hore.
Thomas Jones (of Lndlow) William Luns
lord, James Hoomes, John Garrison, Elias Hooe.
Capt WIN. Ford, John II. Snttle, Gen George M
Cooke, Edward Burragc, William Briggs. Wm.
Waller, Thomas Timmons, Ruwley Humphrey.
w X Ensor, VIM. G. Bealc, Philemon NJ Leach
Charies h. Stewart, Abner Schooler Lewis VIII
iains, DIR. VIM Jacobs, John Hore, Geo. Curtis.
Dr. Thomas r. Knox, John Pratt Bowen, Field
ing Alexander and Capt Aaron II. Ball
DIED. the oath ult. the the Lon,s f;
isoI ncksr, after illness of mouths
Or hsHry F'a. Tucker, late of Charlotte county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-21

One o. he Editors OF this PsTrr (snd of the Prop,;s
sos 9i the re,duary printed Copis, of the Rev,ed ca
a n' 70 MAKE some remarks certain observations nsde
n, ~ OF le H. ut ID Monday last but ;, ,he
h when ore" forth these rsnsrkBis uedesnd, s, b.
~ ns We f0rb.s farther Of thu, subject
wv u1e As TO TIE aricatufe Sketch OF the Debate :, M
i'hsd ia print Of this city, IL deemed unre,tbS .,
| per- w N'''''e' OF "a' pa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-21

letter has been received in this city, stating
That Mr.. Monroe lies dangerously III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-25

Dih those letters contain instructions TO vote ior
Mr.. Adams, if Alr. Adams would make MIR. Clay
Secretary of Statel
Here lies the root of the bargain Mr.. Clay
wrote 20 Mr.. Blair, that il he and others would
procure letters TO be written TO Mr.. White to vote
Tor MIR Adams, that MIR. Adams would be elected;
and that IN such event, Mr.. Adams would appoint
MIR. Clay Secretary of State. Mr.. Crittenden
and others, did write letters to Mr.. White TO vote
tor Mr. Adams if Mr. Adams would make Mr. Clay
Secretary OF State. Whercupon, MIR. White at a
caucus held for the purpose, consulted MIR. Clay
and then determined TO vote for Mr. Adams perfect
ly satisfied that MIR. Adams, il elected, would APP
point Mr. Clay Secretary of State Yet there
was no batgain!! There was perfect sasfac-
ton as 10 the condition stipulated in the letters from
MIR. Whites constituents, viz. that Mr.. Adams
would make Mr.. Clay Secretary, and yet there
was no bargain!! Here we have the explanation
oil what MIR. Clay's witnesses all mean, when they
say there no bargain that they knew Of but
there was perfect understanding that Mr. CLAY
would be Secretary of State. [WGsh. T el.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-25

IN olAnoefy Al Monthly Session.. Count, held for
a county, al the courthouse thereof Monday The fs
day of Jan. lS2s - ~ 80 -
o,wsl. Gibson and Maria hi, wifi. PhG.
John Dickinson, Robert Dickinson, Gri.lh Dckin,on
san Dickinson, Sancy Dickinson Ann Dickinson ,yido,.
aud reet of Hiram q. Dickinson dec Defdt.
Tins day came The Cvmpansnis by their attorney aud
the h AMI the Deendsn, Robert dickinson not Ia wing
te ed las appearance and security according
The rules OF tbs court; and appearing the sstseton OF
tue court that he not nhabtaut of this States The mo-
IAN OF the coDpaHants by their Attorney ordered Th-
Tue SAID Defendant Robert Dickinson appear here the fra
day OF APriicou neat and the Coup bil aud
aud that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published inthe city Of Richmond for week,
neeeey and Po'ted at the trout door OF the courthouse
THIS county, On some court day. copy. Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, C. Lie.
0-xxEfs
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so REUfRD.

4 DSGoNDED an "wednesday the i6;h Jan last ftom m,
:, a aT'' IN Caroline county (yA) negrs n,n named
Henry belonging TO the Estate Of Joseph Minor dec Th,
AT Henry a about 80 yrus Old, feet OF inohc- hsh
aher Of yellowh c6mpl, prominent fot ehead r.
budding couneuance, aud sueis when spoken 10 h.ty
m toes IN both feet have been bitten and III, bone Of
one OF has great toes may be fei but which Of m
e't n reeoilectcd liz has heen hired over the Ridge IN
Zoe knsham county at Mer lion Works for the las. a,
10 yeas, and has wife Henry Ailers in which county n
"a ptesum'be he larns The above reward will hs gwen
10 any person taxing him but OF this State $40 If lake
~ the State, oni secured any Jail that get him
WI. S. WYATT
Caroline county, aitrch ~. IOt-v4v,r
The Editor -" tn Winchester Gazette qi-st. d q, tub
h the above once week for weeks forward his &C
Sun To- s Office fr paymeni md send paper containing
the advertisement I, White Chinntys. W g "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-25
TIE RARGAIN

Mr.. White has addressed the public through tbe
Kentucky Gazette, and, as appears in vindicaGon
oil himself against the charge Of bargain Mr.
White is the member Of the Kentucky deIeoafion
whose disclosures relative TO the bargain with Mr.
Ciays friends, the majority in the Senate of Ken
lucky, refused TO receive in evidence. lie denies
that he knew any thing of a bargain and saws
That his vote was given in obedience toleers from
hls cons i'uents. Now, what are the facts ad
mitted by Mr.. Whittier
The Central Committee at Frankfort say.
Had Mr.. Whites confession been admitted we
are authorized TO say, it would have been proved
mat while at Washington, and ever since his re-
turn, ne has uniformly said that he voted for Mr.
adams; That Mr.. Adams would never have been
President, had not Mr.. Clsy been Secretary OF
stat that att gh he knew Of no direct and DO.
Slu'e bargain. part Of hc Kentucky dcIeea-
ton held a caucus, IN which. after consulting Mr.
clay himself, they determined to support Mr. g.
dams, being perfectly satisfied that he would make
Mr. Clay Secretary Of State; and that this, and no.
thing else, his motive in voting for Mr. bdams
II was these danning facts which the minority did
not wish 70 hear,& therefore excluded all evidence
OF Mr.. VS. declarationi''
The address Of that Committee was before Mr.
white, and instead Of denying that ne had said
What Is charged, he replies 20 it that he ives not
PilVy 70 bargain or sale, &c. If Mr.. White
voted Tor Mr.. Adams, because lie was ucrlecil,,
satisfied thai he wOnld make Mr. Clay Secretary
STATE the question OF bargain is admitted bot
Nit White denies Cat his voting under such cir-
cumstances constituted "a bargain This is Mr.
White construction. If Mr.. White had voted
Tor Mr.. Adams under the perfect understanding
thathe was 70 receive auygivcn sum ofmoney, say
S0yO9 per dDuun for years, and aconGngeutre.
mainder Of $3.50 per aunum for more t,orlJ
That perfect understanding have formed Il bsrrains
Al after such vote upon that perfect understand
ing Mr. Adams had given Mr. White an Office the
salary Of which was worth $4,000 per aonup
would that nave confrmeC The bargain
but ul5 letter pf hlf. Whites IS one Of the
mos; important Inks in the chain Of evidence ~
prove ihe bargain Mr.. White says that his vote
was gwen under instructions contained IN letters
IRON fai constituents, Wh1 wrote those leftcrs'
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EOR SIZE
Jan. %,

sktHE Plantation upon which reside, Abenarle countx
~ immediately upon the Turnpike Road leading from
S,aunto TO Scolsvle and l6 miles the latter plsc.
The tract contain. $50 odd acres 500 clear ed and in
good order for cultivation i so 200 which fer
tile creek low grounds veil drained secured against
e. The high land lies well, and peculiarly sJsp, TO the
clover and ai. which has been extensively pursued
upon for the last 10 Il yea aud by which means ha.
eethtuusht To almost m uifgsl state OF feiy, produo
me etps OF conn., wheat aud tobacco. The uhcsaied land
yety eh and heavily 'uhered plsn,A,ipn tror b
oui supplied with rinS spi,nes The I'M
poemeuis consist OF .tale dis, ilins other neos.at
Outhousesi large harm with threshng tohac-
20 houses sra eni 10 tile crops made upon the land.
a. am very anxious C. se will dpoe of the above tact
PAY o. Ihe payment IN youts negroes JNo. w. GASrr
Jai'iS- 79--wS,y