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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07

,,s ;o,roduction OF the knife, when one oil tne
on.ra,ing personages suddenly called gu! Una.
Dpe hrealhed! The vital spark was obviously
No. cx,;nc,, although i, was remarked qua, nc
,,ad heen suspended more than hl's minutes minutes
and nd his breath coming quicker and quicker
and with i, a palpabIe pulsa''on, a our urge"
took several ounces Of blood II ON 'he WEI s
ed man. and in two hours he was SO nv"
covered as to sit uprieh. in CHAIR; s u"'s
was Quite thew case" in the school Oh a"I ,o.,
INV. the practitioners were posed; ou. a. , -
,hey determined on restoring him once mo1 n; ~
caol..a 10 Newgae he was carried,
nussion after discussion was bad on WIS "a :.
traordinary case, and the result waS-wna. .
rather common with surseons-"an opn'io"'
that the halter being misplaced the Ser'''' q
n the neck had not been dislocated!' -.
On the 9Th of November, the case was la',
before his Majesty George II: in Councl', a Az,
some other favorable circumstances appeaii"!
, unconnected with the particular ohenee a"e
e the execution, Dueil was ordered 10 DC .ra"s
h ported for life, and he was sent to Norm A"e,
+ lea, where, possibly some of his desGen mM
o now exist.
Reading, December 26lh, 1927.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07

ct is the common opinion that the necks OF GRIM IN"
nails are what is generally termed broken: e. a';
located. by their exccuton-but it Is mls.a' ~
does not occur in one in ten with respeo' ru ~
the possibility of we mno,ant remarks
On th, subject, connected with the detail OF Gal
counts powerfully wrought up by the Doctor with l.
out any apparent ordinary effort and IN some OIL
its passages it really terrific we wen Gen,eman,
h;sh p his profession, at Chester, during the EXIT
bition of some gavanc experiments on the body OF g.
Faows, executed in that city for most stroe,ous
DER worse in6nelyn the mnu,is ofits circumstance
than the late assna,ion at oxford and that ne"ue
mans opinion decidedly conhrmatory Oh 'e der,
nav recollect, but which we forbear mentiomns'-
MAY 'e'''>'' led. Berks Chron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13
From The Western .9rgus.
LOOK AT THIS!

Erirrct Of a letter fran the Hon Thomas p
Moore to ms JTiead IN FTaHh|oTt, dated .laTch
81.
Nothing could more strongly eyincc the con-
scous guilt of the coalition and their editors, than
their attempts to duplicate the friends Of Jackson in
charges OF corruption, upon the slightest prctcyts
and the most harmless transactions. 1 long since
knew that MIR. Clay had lent Mr.. Kendall con-
siderable sum of money several years ago, and |
have been somewhat surprised that the latter has
not mentioned it, to show the ftlIy Of making such
heavy charges upon such frivolous grounds IL
General Jackson is to be charged with corruption.
because some OF his friends, almost thousand
miles off, and without his knowledge became Mr.
KendalPs security, how will Mr.. Clay escape,
when he lent money to the same individual with
his own hand? IL is impossible that General Jack.
son could have had any sinister view in j transac.
ton about which he knew nothing but IL L. pos
Siofe that MIR. Clay in lending his money, may
have been actudted by the hope Of purchasing
political support.
Every man has right to do what he please
with his own money, and if those who are Nr
KendalPs security, had given him $3.50, il would
have been nobOdy's business. Il is not so with
publir money. Those who have the control of the
peoples funds, have no right to give them away .
orIavish them upon friends and fayorites regard
less OF the interests Of the public. could make
out long catalogue of cases in which this has
been done by the present administration. But I
shall cOnhne myself 10 one instance only. because
the rest have already been before the public
You know something of Peter Force the Editor
oil the National Journal. His paper ha. few su-
periors IN misrepresentation and abuse II is the
slave Of MIR. Clay and his official organ. Ii hs.
falsely charged Cen Jackson with ali that Is dis
honorable and base. But Peter is well paid not
with the money Of Mr.. Adams or of Mr.. Clay, but
run NE m0neygf The people. Under The name
OF 90 printing. newspapers and stationary" Mr.
Clay has paid him thu following sums out Of The
contingent fund Of the State Department, during
inc present administration, viz.
Ia 1925, tie sum Of S5O83 O5
I5l5, 5,O53 30
1877, 1856 %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13

our constitutions, 1T is deemed improper for
Ulcers depending on the Executive OF the
Union 10 attemp, TO con;roul influence the
Tree exercise of the elective right. This an, in
>tricted herecre,o notify to all officers within my
apartment, holding their appointments under the
authority oil the President directly, aud to desire
them TO notify to all subordinate to them. The right
any officer to give his votoa, elections as a qdsl-
ines voter Is no, meant TO be restrained nor howe,s
gwen, shall il have any effect TO his prejudice
3, IS expected that he will not attempt 10 nfue
the votes OF others nor take any part in IN '.,
, ness OF electioneering, tina, being deemed incai
>i'tent with the spirit oil the constitution ana m
! duties 10 it,"
10 We repeat it-any gentleman may see the
original OF the above Circular, in the handw riting
OF MIR. Jefferson, who win call at this Office.
[BaL. Rep,.b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13
LAND EOR SALE

VIE land heretofore advertised SALE living in the I,vo,
end OF Amelia county, called Hill Grove, i, still Tor
safe The whole tract contains about e. and lie. on
me Appomatox, net more than % rom P.t,rsbury A.
50 from Rchmsnd IL not previously sold pIya.pv # viii
u" set ny al public auction tina I'd Thursday Of Nav
10 suit purchases, II tie whole cannot s Gold torshs
u the purchase will be 10 r. mad
IN eash and Tor the residue the terms will
H. purchasers i4th cash cannot obtained n will
ne offered at annual imalmen,s. II should not be .oiJ II
=, THuS. +. GILES.
az ac".n 90 i05 II
The Editor of the Old Dominion, Petersburg will piea..
insert the above until the day e safe. T. r GILES
The above sale unayodshly postpone until the 4th Mon
day ~ Juno next whenu I'LL certainly take psee on IN,
bgve terms, at mr. Coleman. Tavern ths premi.r
Richmond, My 6. 1tsHIi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13
ACCIDENT,

serious accident happened yestirdy morn
ing the particulars OF which it is difficult pre-
sent TO give with accuracy. Agreeably To notice
given in the public prints, large assemblage of
persons had convened TO witness the ceremonies
OF laying the cornerstone of the Methodist Cha
pei about TO be erected in North Bennctt-sreet.-
The floor been laid and covered with rough boards
tor the accommodation OF the assembly, & on il, it
i supposed. there were seven or eight hundred
p ople collected. During the religious services
while MI Matflt was addressing the audience,
one oil the principal beams oil the floor gave way
and about one quarter of the whole floor suddenly
sunk into the cellar, with all the people then on
lit-probably near two hundred individuals men,
women and children of all ages. The cellar was
fifteen feet deep; and the effect of SUCH an acct
denton Tn ose who were spectators of it,as well
those who were partakers in the calamity, can be
more EASILY conceived than described From all
the Intelligence we have been able to GAIN il is
| supposed that fifteen or sixteen were very badly
| inJured--.oine, il is feared moraliy. Col. Hay
| den, revolutionary soldier, about seventy years
old, hath both legs broken A lady, wife of Mr..
Motley, tailor in Congr street, we understand,
| net the same fate. a Mr.. Rogers, we have
heard, was SO much bruised that his life was des-
paired OF. great number, forty or fifty, were
slightly injured, being scratched by splinters oil
the broken boards and timbers, or bruised by be-
| ing compressed in the falling mass, thus instan-
taheously huddled together and preciptated from
sue height
| The accident is attributed TO the giving way OF
! brick pillar, which supported the large beam
| near It's centre There must have been however,
some cupable imperfection in this pillar, if that
Were the case; as it would be impossible, had the
pillar been perpendicular, and the floor perfectly
horizontal, that the weight of the people on the
iloor could have produced the effect.
| Further particulars. Since the above was in
| type, we, have learned the following names and
| particulars. Mrs. Russell, leg broken; Mr..
johnson, one leg broken; Col Hayden, both legs
broken; Mrs. Hall, badly injured; Mrs Davis,
very badly hurt; MIR. Goodwin, both legs broken;
Mrs. Scott, one leg broken and very dangerous
~ hurt; Mrs. Phillips, severely injured; Mr..
Rogers, severely injured; Miss Ann Howe,
badly hurt; Miss Ann Palmer badly injured;
Mrs. Grubb, severely injured; Mrs. Woodward,
one leg broken; Mr.. Fisher. one leg broken; Miss
Agnes Jones, badly hurt; and child living in
Common street. one leg broken, 1t is calculated
by those who were present, that about sky peo-
p' were more or les bruised, from twenty to
twenty-five OF whom were very much hurt. and
three or tour dangerously. The birth of child
was fastened by the catastoP he.
Boston Courier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13
u IRGIKIA s--At superior oouu Of obaneefy holden
Lhe Capitol, Do DE ey Of Nlenaand. lhe ia.h d.

" IRGIkIA :At superior eouu Of obsueery holden Al
the Capitol IA .he ey Of Richmond, the ish day Of
Henry Banks pun
sEaius
Tho,. @. Taylor, The. A. Taylor, WIN winGee. sJrn'or
Of A. B., dee aud John saioB, sJnnntratOr Of Edward
GJodf, dec. DeGI,.
THIS which the bill been taken for confessed
ssansi he Dtendauis WIN Wiafte aud John shsten and
on "h" the deere der ini that purpose appears have
been duy executed, tins day To- he heard on The
The answers Of ht oer defendsn and sued by con-
si On conde alton whereof she doth order, That
i!"n The plaintiff 70 he defendant Tho, Augustus Tsyln OF
ne sSs' and oht expense injured aud pad 10y loaf de-
mg' meoi'qned together vii" III aud description Of The sa
o. examine state aud eide The eo rerot with ans
nsers specially stated dtemsd pes by hiinse@f whi,L
nsy BE- required hy The psies 20 be stated eopt Te.t.
j. Is ABBOTT. ID -
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eh'eeety: AT court held ior Me. .nhurs county Of
1913 day - March, 1929
WIN H. Venahie, viyug partner Of w n L. ytnahIs
were hani' and pafners, dealing sdng under the
hfn. of Veusbis u VeD1bie, pbg
AGAINST
VIM g. Wits and WIN. Townes, Dtfdn
The Defendant Wn s Willis not having entered b,, 40.
ptasHoe according 10 the act Of semby snd the rules ~
s eouti sud tsFPsarng The Subtraction 81 euut thai
Ice nnot ~ uhshant of TINS Commonwealth On The n,o
~ the Plaintiff BY Robt. II Pahlo theif attorney. fl
g o. eied, That The ssid Defendant appesr before
saiJ Court tie Sd Monday June nest and enter his
appearance ahd answer the plaintiff hill sud that copy Of
this order he Inserted OF tie printed in the
city Of Richmond of town o Petersburg Tor weeks sur
and posted AZ the trout door the Of said
county. copy. Tgac, j. e. BAPTIST 4 =
Apfh I. fDs -wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13
NOTTcE

Nv 40 eommften 10 sc Js 4 Tyssn sf Peter.burr a.
W runaway, on The I7tD Jan 1923. n.y 40 mar,
sys ms name Roland; hat has masters name Is Pearson
nv ne l3' mol know hrs first name, bt that ne Is a man
O sIsS ~ tsrees he further states be sold about
' "idle 81 lat summer, at Prince Edward courthouse by
III ff9neH H"on, aud IN Pesrson bought him, and that
:, IN The county Of PowhsiSn. lie III inches
~ o. - years Old oiersblr bright buaohas on
mixed color. Tue owner Is requested 10 CON. forward
prove property. pny charges and take him away ar n. will he
dealt With a. l's aT ireet'. ROGER hfILLORY.
Amili. ,cs - Sar1ot'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13

IhNHE subscthe' anNi-u- e., oiu.e his
Il the claims against ms brtler, Geo. c. SamervIe r.
tate, w sIPose TO ale one Of the vauabl. Estates an
Roanoke, at the Junction Of Dan taunton Rivers,
an'ng 1000 500 If which superior low goun.
nuch have 10 pay higher Of AK than anv
Other upon the e Tuesday the 81 day June
ia II not the hex far day Any information. relative "a,
me land may be oOtaned ny applying 10 the subscriber OF
Nj Thoma, Brame, living on the I.ism.r,
JNO. SoMERVTLLE Es'or
p. s. AT the time place, will sell 2OObhl, corn
quantity of oats, &c
hits q Ii5ef,lw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13

FlhGINlA. AZ suPri"I cunrt ehanee1y held al
to csP7I IN the city OF Richmond, the Ied ia,
Pafke Street, rnG
va Street, Geo Street. Anthony Street, IIaonah Brown,
sally Street, and Wm. L. Morris, Defds
WIN Mp'ti. bs"og beeo mad, defendant T. ii,I .ut,
H' hied %" anw'fi aii thesupon the be
heard by consent # The parties ~ he counsel NJ the hill,
ahw'r'5 repiosi exhibits and Of wGas.es
'' va argued by counfi: On consider whereof ans
ny ike coassn the doth ordet That On. is,n,a nd sf
e., account Of his admip,trafion j, H., F.t,, y I $50,
dec hrio'e one To- the tn CONT vim
drecttto examine, state settle . sam ed,st,pr hing
an d;" az are chars able on the real e,tte, so5 sts
'cofiy cb other matters eHbe psity may ,eq1, and
r-"oft the 10 Che count; by consent Of all the parties
ms rla,e' the s''e ny tht compis'naa C. Won AIor,
,kr Wsfrhcn,e sns i'm e.' s, ' 5 ,f
uri 10th iuhe ofde when rpod ttir shalt he nia 10
zoe rucis.e m ,ur, which nail den h., 1we g.ib.r s,t
uietet may lisulIy be thereon INTO tb4 Bank
- u dc court; snd the ,afa ensnet .,il b, r.,
future order of the testton IL the balance Of
Paf'h''' To- ney' 'hl be yi"le b, Paid copy. Te,e
SVehGiN1A Ata Superior court Of 6bsaoerg. bdeo at
,!e Caproi 90 the cty Of Richmond the 26th DAY Of
Psfse street, P.m.
W@. Street Geo. stee,, ANTHONY Street. Hannah Brown
formerly stis't vile u VIM BroHn DEC. and Sally Street
TINS esu,e ,ams on ta DAY to he further head on ,h,
frer' lcme5 isai lnd tho report of Thee
~ s9d Hay Dist, nsd-. ~ pufsuoute Of The order Of
10Th day Of Ju s27, AID va. srgued nv counsel, On
sdriHion whereof the court, f,r appearing
,.nni,,ion,r LAID and comm ssr g,k,Ir ,bo,t 81 -,
y Intentional tiame t 'ht, aud doth otde that any other
su@rne Of the MT, perform the order made 10 this
'.' ne ION dsy Il June i"21 "ne.' The puss shall
.'fsc l1i one II The 'ad c"n'ntf.irn-rf shsii oct
~. Te.t,. WM w. HENlNG. t..e
Coppus,psr Robinso's Oioe Richmond AforeI iiik ,s2a
The parties concerned vii bs pleased take noti-, that
spTontedihe 18th dsy Of June next Ter me
W execution u the above odef on-hch DAY, n 10 T.
h} tequtsed ~ attend With then pspef snd esuany
ID, Office, ~ the CtJ Hall, 10 the ci'y
uuh i05 -,.e,.
III Pefsgns hsyns cifnns sssiu.t ir Lstafs 70 J5hf
~. LEWIS ae Of tis county, re1ueed exhibit ths
ne, properly suienlicstsJ, within months from the dale
~ rhi' notice viii he plead bar Of Al, tat may he
hfe sitsr that Tine. Tho1e Iiehei 90 the Fsfse, afs
CURED " make INN tda,o reois,s ioduzenc, cen be
Will. BOLLtNG
.spI Of Jern Lewis.
Gooctlsad. AnrT z. e-ee,g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13
By the G0UernOr Of The COMMONWEALTH Of Pr
ginia:
a PROCLAMATION.

~ hhEAS M. hssn 'e; 4, the Executive by
.o- Court {" Aus Qneer eeun;y, that The night Of
anu ,eaIy tie whole the Records witt, the
Ia" the use OF the and the Seal
ny hte aud that believed Wi OF an inc endis,
nave Thought prsper with the advice OF Cou
Gu OF stale To Oder afeward Of 500 dollars psron
persons who will discover and spI Inc sni.r
Shh convey him 10 the Jaj of the said county of King 4
Vusen aud do, moreover all civil mil
i,sy aud exhert the good peop the Commonly
use men hst .ntsavnrsio the to be
pfeheuded,taat he may he dealt with law directs.
Gwen under my hand Governor, sud under the S,,,
lSesI OF the Cemmonwesltb ond S,. 24,h ,ay
April, 1926 VIM H. GIItS
April IS iiamz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13
Richmond, Msy Is


i. III. PEIJ'US, Conn MANUFAcrrYrR
u FEW doors below the Un,ss Hotel Nam Street Rich
@ nond Va respectfully informs his friend. and The pub-
c gsnsrsliy, that he still continues weld and pob
Shell Combs, and from long experience has
such Pr"hc'snt IN that ant that the part mendei not per-
ceptbe 10 the incest He feels ateul TO the Ladies
Virginia, for their patronage heretofore pledges
de all work. in his line, neatly aud fshiuy without acei
enal iniereIencss tie has reduced hi. prices last wear
N Cash given foI all old Toto,e She'll Combs. 10 ,h.e
who disposed 10 sell.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13

These are only a few of the monsUous drafts
made on the public purse by the iNorites of>the
present administration, and which have been paid
under the direction of the Executive. Yet, w
are told, We have economical Administrations
that all expenditures are made :" with an eye To-
the SfrictcSt economy" Comment on such ,ran.
sactions, however, would be superfiuous. They
speak for themselves. IL0uiSriNe .4dr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13
RUNAWAY.

ENBOM he suh'rtibrr, 10 Jure ia = negro ma, named
CHARLES, about 80 years old, feel or o inobss
high very black, eni has full fIoe IL ., ,upp., 20 he
on James River Charles shutters badly fhs, I; (, e,b
difficulty he the simple word will rive
any pefsD $50 who will deliver the said negro IN M.
m' is cOuutyor who will have hto confined m jail lao
get him) and information thereof Any person y.ur
to write, will direct 10 Elk HlI Amelia eopntv
noy,s iisM~,1s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13

Cornisfyrer's Office, Richmond Narof 2efi, 1873.
The parties Interested vii plese take notice, thst have
appointed tnt 18th day Of Au9 next 10 the
directed the foregoing order of courton VII ell Dc,
81 O'rork =. H. they feqof'd attend ~ ny oes
hn eiy, PREPARED viH Che ncceHsiyPape,. sni ,drn.
flJLA AIRY BAKER. o..
hNftf fff--ttr.tF
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SrANZaS


Crown y- the hrsvs crown We the brave!
A. thru your streets they ride,
Aa' 'he .uuh.sm, dance on The polished arms
q: the warriors sid. By side;
Sh"vet ON them your sweetest flowers,
Lett all ring with their praise,
For thee come from far aud fore,gn land,
Tn standard Of war to raise
Crisn ye the brave. crown We the brave
They have heart, with rroud di.da,u,
That tyraut seeks yIur beautiful land
To bind in his iron chain;
And now they come, with hearts aud arunr,
To the land that will he free,
With their blood 10 give IN the cause of tho.e
Who fis bit for ther lib.riy.
Crown ye the brave crown ys the brave.
Ast they wend them from the shore;
For many o. those who ride gaiiy now,
We never shall lock more;
Amid tae battles Gercest rage,
Unnoiiced and unble.t;
Woe for the 70 rms The bloody Geld,
That viii s,uk TO endless rest.
TAIRs, EESTANl
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WIN. Johnson
Js-. j HARRISON
VIM. Wyun-
Geo u Garrison fdeaJI
8 CbasIts &. Graves.
- Day. Race.
FioprietoT's Pure, mat. hs,t., $780, entrance Si5
81 Days Ras-.
Jockey Club Purse, mile h-at., $1,000. entrance d. 90
4,h Days Race.
Poet Stake single hsst9 miles out D $50 d. So
Subscribers:
VIM. Il. Johnson
Jas. j. Harrison
Jno. M,ngs
Jas. NJ Sclien (sti opep)
9th Day's Race, Gate the benefit Of Jno SWINE
swespsakrs tor all mile heats hest in s. enir,p,e
~ 20 open until "ciook the evening the Race
The subscriber feels justified remaiking ,s, from an.
nuuiber OF fine horses training, among them ,lv
Wake, 1.tiei, Betsy Ransom, Sally Hope. Medley Red
Murlssk rumpaof, NsefSc Sc Together with ,hs
her u Fms colts that will make their r, appearance ;,
Spngthe sport cannot fail he interesting The
Der has been at great pains and expence preparing thu,
course the last -4lb of n vb
tue eft SOIL which, he thiuks mad. ot IF tho r.,
COURSES he has either for training or raons on He
Will hs prepai ed, heretofore ts a, h
House a. well as some other gentlemen who prefer
the 80 's
Tbs Getting. OF the club will al the Tree Hill Ho,,.
~ o'clock preceding each DAY, Jockey club Race
nj. SELDEN, Proprietor
~ H. The Treasurer earnestly soloi-, that each menbr,
VIII pay TO be paid hts option hy the day o.
he Jockey club Race which he conpeiledto pu, ar
me purse: ]. NJ. SELDEN, Jr.
fhe Editors Of the Petersburg In,egeucer ,nd NJ IN.
National inellsenc.r, Will please rrblh the above time.
,nd Forward thew accounts 10 ihi. offts.
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Riclsm0Bd RoeeS--oeer che Gree Hi Course,
SPRING MEETING, 1928.


LIST DAY.
Tvs" sweepstakes Tor colts and 6s wears old r, heats,
10 i'' tafoiuee sisk 500 halt orfed. Sub,e
W. einisn. N'"'
John II. Cooke enter, the produce Of Buzsard, by Sir
!a0' D. Christian enters the produce Of Susan, by Sir
Archie. ~' ''' gu
w II. 5ohn'on enter, the produce of Reality, by SIR
jas Harrison eaters the produce of Fuvore, by VIZ
I'd Race, day.
post stake, mile heats, $780, half forfeit Sub
.rilbeIs: -
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I Mrs. IyEsrANs,
-.,saAs..

-.s>Se95.'.-
sLACX EYES and BLUE.
Blue eyes and jet
Fell out one morn;
Azure cried, in rtt
Away, dark seorn,
We are brilliant & blue
A, the waves of the SEA-;
AMI as cold & untrue,
Aud as chanseable, ye.
We ave horn of the sky,
OF summer night,
When first. stsrsli
Iua bed OF blue lish..
From the cloudy zone
Round the setting SUM-
Like an angels throne
Are our Siories won :
Pretty ladies, b,ld,'
Cupid ssidt" the eye,;
For beauties that sc0!i
are seldom wise;
IFS no color l seek,
Loves fires 10 impsrt---
Give me eyes that can speak
From the depth. OF the heart
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Marrhi.
.rOTICEI

NGEslSHING 10 close my account, finally n. IN. p,.,
w OF the late D. w. Coleman esync,tly reons., -,
person. having claims against the of NV Tr.,st
Take the I'm known for settlement; the like reou. \.
oi hos VINO may have claims against the late 4, of CoI
msn 9 w oo'oS- THOSE Indebted 10 either Is. W. (Joiem,o
or I" Coleman Wooiiok, M Ex'or of r. w S,s
man, are requested 10 make payment a, mn r,r
"'u"se"e can DE gwen JOHN SHEPPARD, Exor
y, :. Of u. w. Coleman. der
76--vtf
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1854 60

From the other departments Peter has rcceiy-
cd enough TO swell this sum to SIs,775 IS.
This Is the prnceIy style in which Mr.. Clay
pays his printers, not with his cum money, but
with that IF he peopiel II a Jackson man sub
SCRIBE iof naTsroIsr and Ply ~ rores fcT H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13

Among the passengers in the steam boat Flo
rida, burnt, in the Alabama, was Major Pope, who
had in his trunk $4,000 belonging to the United
States, which he was taking to deposit in the Mo-
bile Bank, and $500 Of his own money, which the
rapidiiy OF the flames rendered il impossible 10
save The aggregate loss is estimated at to
$iGO,OOO, ~ T. Statesman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13

II S'" f1dIIu OIIICP, Dec. III :, 1927.
conformity 'rah dci entitled In fci 10 r,nc.
INFO ene d me 'tSsrgt acts concerning E.chators
ne etA day Of Janls19, do hereby make known 10 81
from ~ may concern that appears by certificate, of
-scneao! @ uood county, dated I7th Nov. 1897 snJ
rees'vsa into fhs efce the I0ih inst that 5u inon
Ga ?g Jound on the i5fh Of June last certain tract
L concerning ScOO acres, situate Ohio Rirr ,n ~
e1uy % rood and adjoining the Lands surveyed Tor Ur
IHt9n anay oh'ch Rudolph Widrick died seized sf5,,
duy1,5 WM. SELDEN, X. L. o.