davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-16

She was not pretty-short and small
You would not like her face at all.
Her brow was ample--high-b oh
It was q scandal upon snow;
Her face was broad--her cheek and chin
With not sign of a dimple in
Her features coarse, and wanted chiselling;
Her hair untam'd, and wanted frizzling;
And how to prove her red and white
Would puzzle a painters manag'd light.
And yet her eye that matches eye!
Twas like drop Of a midnightsky,
The darkest purest-deepest blue
That e'er distill'd the silent dew
And every light unthinking glance
Seem'd kindling with prophets trance,
And met and melted in your eye
As 'twere its life to look and die -
loy'd-oh how los'd her!-yet
could not--did not--quite forget
Her features-and 'twould sometimes come
Like sadness in a festal room,
And brood, unbidden in my breast,
Like bad spell to poison rest,
Til that large eyelid's rise and fall,
Like swift magick, broke it all =
So lov'd on. We walk'd one night,
Simply to breathe in the clear moonlight
Disturbing not that dreamy spell, II
The hearts deep 6bres know so well;
And as across the silver moon
Stole one thin cloud, like clouds in June,
4urn'd tn meet still renlv
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-16
GILMAN

Lancaster, and by most druu
price IS cents per box.
0 For sale as above, Dr.. !
celebrated Jaundice Bitter.
mdtick and strengthening Old
phen Jewett, son of the late
Rindge, N. H. ly /
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-16
One of the most popular Of the modern Greek
songs IS ballad concerning


songs Is a ballad concerning
THE BLACK SHIP OF STATHOS.
A stately vessel cleft the tide
That rolls by steep Kassandra's side,
Her gloomy sails of raven black
Flung darkiing shadows on her deck,
And at her bending mast there flew
A pennon Of cerulean blue.
Far down the stormy bay she met
Atwhart her course swift corvette,
Which, forcing through the swelling flood,
Bore high Mohammed's flag Of blood,
And as she drew the Albanian near,
Her naughty summons meets his ear.
Down helm, ye slaves, swing every sail
To face unmov'd the opposing gale"
5 I'VE halt not,' was the quick reply,
" Whilst yonder breeze careers the sky,
One swelling sail we will net check,
Whilst men and swords array our deck,
And deem'st thou us affianced girls,
Or maids bedeck'd with bridal pearls,
That we should crouch to empty words,
Or yield to the Albanian swords?
Our chief contemns the proud Pacha,
IT'S Stathos, lord Of Agrafa.
But hold, my mates your deck swift clear,
And bear upon the Moslem's rear;
Wen teach the craven crouching slave
How keen is an Albanian glaiye,
Till every wave with crimson hue
Shall tinge its irridescent blue"
Scarce died the words when quickly now
The fiery chiefs lie Prov by Prov,
And Stathos bursting on his board,
Rushed hand to hand, and sword to sword;
The Othman's blood fow'd DER the side
Red mingling with the foaming tide,
And slow his last long sigh he drew,
Midst dying shouts Of ALA HUI!
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-16

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
i y scriber has been duly appointed Administrator
Of the Estate of ISAAC DUNSMORE, late of the
City of ew-York, deceased, and has taken upon
himself that trust by giving bonds the law directs
ed upon to make immediate payment; and ali those
to whom said Estate is indebted, are requested to
exhibit their demands for settlement
THOMAS DUNSMORE.
Lunenburg, Nov. Is, 1925
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-16

When we want four lines of rhyme,
To finish offa column,
To make it thus, takes up less time,
Than 'twould to searcha volume.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-16
Indigestion, Jaundicl
JEwETrs lAp
VEGETABI1PI'
u NEW CERT

EEWETT'S improvsar,
~ German Specific, bav navy
seldom granted to any lneS;s s
cure of Dyspepsia, .jalnd;s.a
headache, heartburn, sour \,
dizziness, soeakness of n.y. w.
piles. Numourous certi6cs,.
tary operation have been y
which the following are selee''
Certificate Of d..
Having the most satisfacto,'
ical qualities, and highly s,Ia!
ETT's Improved Kegetable ~
ton or Dyspepsia, Jaundica Y
i would confidently recomma
who may be afflicted with "
plants, as an invaluable rana.
SoAs' Sept' ID,
Certificate Of n
Believing that Jewett's n,
are a remedy worthy Of the \.
induced, from publick coDsS
effect they have had on a may
Early in the last winter =.
access of disease, which NY
high degree of severity. IT,
prostration of strength, loss !,
head, dizziness, palpitation 4
side, and cough. She Conn.,
early in the spring, and rees;'|
They were continued acco,aI
until nearly two boxes wer0 !,
appeared to be perfect, and n
have since appeared.
(signed)
Boston, Sept. 10, 1927.
ID q T,o,,lI CT
co,, !, J, " ,u;.h urine, .IO sta
supposed by those who had NJ
judging, that she could not M
speedy and perfect recover y
uslooked for.
the foluo,,;,,g i = . y ~
81 n.' Go;,;,, = ~ s'aa saa N m.a
IN CambriSge. ' Mass : p'0eal|
The s,,bsc;ho, h,, 49,.
Tmnr ~ Veaet ah ,1a' DIS LISTED
J;spasa CO.'S es; ~; ! ms, ~
ras,,1t H. ~ w .ns;n n,sSt anu olss
lated 70 1 s,, Janset th nun Una, snal
J ,s ~ TonS;5e sne pufpOa
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-16

WORCESTER, IS. NNaosa h y - ,ooo,
To the Heirs of Amos Sheldon, late of
Fitchburg, in said county, deceased, and to all
others concerned in the estate of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see fit at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said county, on the first Tuesday
in January next at ten of the clock before noon to
show cause why the instrument which purports to
be the last will and testament of said deceased,
should not be approved and you will be heard there
on. NATHL PAINE, Judge of Probate.
Nov 25
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-16
FRIENDSHIP.

Joy cannot claim purer bliss,
Nor grief dew from stain more clear,
Than female friendships meeting kiss,
Than female friendships parting tear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

New YoRK, June 13.-Thc ship Pallas, Capt
Brown, arrived yesterday afternoon from Havre
bringing Paris dates to the 9Th and Havre 10 the
9th, inclusive.
St. Petersburgh letters to the 18th APRIL state
that the Emperor still remained in his winter omar
tiers. Several regiments had taken their depart
ure for the South 1t was said the army would
shortly occupy Moldavia and WaIlaclia and
would conine itself to enforcing the execution OF the
treaty of Alderman. The passage of the Pruth
was talked of as an event certain 10 take place,
but the consequences to be apprehended less seri-
Gus than at first supposed.
The advicesfrom COnstantinople are TO the Il;h
April, at which time all tranquil there, al
though the advces for the last ten days from Jas
sy and Bucharest were OF hostile character
The Porte still adheres, with regard to Russia
10 the haiti -scherif of tie Goth December. Ii
il stated that tho Refs EGcnd, had made the fol-
lowing observation to the French Consul" The
policy Of Russia is developed; instead of one
war, She announces two--the first for her own in
tercsts and the second for the pretended puriica-
ton of Greece. 1t necessary that affairs
should reach this crisis to open the eyes Of the
European Powers"
Accounts from Lisbon to the 10Th April, state
that some excuses had been committed at Lame
co. when the garrison compelled TO fire the
populace. 1t was confidently stated that Don Mi
ruel had altered his intention of assuming the IT,
lie of King, and had condescended for short pc
riod 10 govern Portugal as Regent, preferring the
more secure method Of undermining his brother
by degrees
= Count Capo d'Istra las liberated the Turks Of
both sexes, whom the Greeks had retained as phi
soners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17

tias tiiis SYSTEM only at with te inter
c,ts OF other States, but OF her own. II Is time
That the North and the South should take up this
sutject-;hat merchants, manufacturers and agri-
cutuiiss--in word, every American should
ders'and it. would enlarge, gentleaen, but am
already trespassing upon your Kindness. hope
aud believe | have said enough TO awaken lsihic
attention, and it may be To enlist your pens, which
Is one great object have in view. / anu a mer-
chant busly engaged in the la5OgiouS details of my
business. Ii possessed the ability, want the
time 10. press This subject public attention. II
men, standing in the relation you do to the people,
shrink from holding it up tn viw--,e proud Of
Virginia will continue to pay tribute 10 their equals.
y YiRGi&iAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
ANCHOR IRON.
Nary Commissioner Office,

ZUth .InV, I52S.
yp,RoPoSALs will he received AZ this Ofaee tr the ~
*, july ueIt Tor the supplying The Itcn that msy he
~ he NV Y.,d Warrington, Tor making Eight
nnchor Of s6o0b, each; SS Anchors Of Gf0OJs 'sb and
Sir Anchors Of 5oolbs each; be the best quality American
model, q, drauns which wlibe fdnyhsdco sprlcstp e.
tbe 10 the Navy Yard at Warrington liz whole
quantity Of .,i Anchor onmusi he delivered hwesn me -
az August sod SIT December usS aud undergo he usual
tsI, Of the place OF delivery. -, $1,000. -,
udder. NUT .ste dsr yesidenoe give The rsH's OF fr
,f;s. with tbsf residences, mnuely eut senI Tier is
sealed and endorsed Offer 10 furnish Anchor io me
Nave Vs,d Ws.ioetou Any bid not made ~ conformity
with tbs advertise men no, received by5 eiots OF Is'
Jolly, Will not be acted 90 -
irly ~. 80"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
WESTERN Mil LIVE.

TINS I'm. Of Stages CONTINUES betwtsn staun'.o sn4
Lewsbufs, Va. passing by the Warm, Hot aud White
Sulphur Spring. II leaves Stauuon eyefy Tuesday aud
at Lew'urS Friday morning. tine fr the stage
bound Tor Guyanh0te, the Ohio fivewhe travellers
may obtain passage steam boats 10 the west or south vest
at any Gentiemcn who airve Monday nights sgs
NAV pursue their journey without suy delay
The proprietor also bes leave to inform all those who in
teud tovi, The d. ept watering places tins season. that by
the st Of July neCessry) bls stages will
twice week, solely for their aud facility that
those who NJ ,nday Friday nights stage will be
certain Of sest the neat day.
Ills stages gpoahs drivers sober, indusou, aud &C
commodstngsnd bis horses inferior t. other stage
horses in the y. S.
Ab,ggige, packages, parcel, or hgpdl, At the risk Of
tie owner. JOHN WISE, Proprietor.
Stau1top, June ~. I2-A
abY virtue VI deed executed 70 tie sub'cbrfs by
I'D Edward Hallsm and wife, bearing date the nth day Of
April 1927 and duly recorded inthe oee V husng court
NJ RchuIOsS, shall, fer the pufPo'e frtn expfe,'ed,
proceed self for ready money, on the piemIea ~ |ock
Tussjay the 18Th Aug " s, uhe~t ht II faif day
thsresfte that well Known property, The EAGLE FANEhE
Richmond aud the "ntmsnt neat hropg The SAID
Eate The title under which the 'ubscfibes viii self
Believed betndputsblc; but they Will 'onvey only such
tle ss is vested in then by said deed Of trust
WIN. UANDRTGE, Z Tfu5.
WA. BARRETT. : ices.
i2--wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
COHENS'
LOI'I'ERP .H.N.D EXCI9.NJrE OEEI('

ITO = tn wv ID r \ CTf-I.V q OFFIIE,
Hi, Market street, Baltimore
Where the Capital Prise Of TEN THOUSAND Dol LARS.
drawn Yesterday the Fist Glass Sold AID whrfe Ioh
III. Great PILe- q
One Hundred Thousand Dollars each
were sold ~ former Capital prixcs
h@s @et' sold haa at other Office United States
Orders from of the United States, .,th.r Nv
man (post pad) private enco.ing the cash
fHr Tickets :" any Of the lotteries vail the came
prompt aud Puneiusi attention PERSONAL
az Address to
Baltimore, June 6, 1923. 9-taohinnsif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
Communicate.

,,,,,- Communicated.
EMAhIu ISs NJ, WWs3"s.y aia Of My
'e' "' James he'eihn Esq all OF Buok'hghsm.
On 5he 2ad of til. month, by John NJ
4ss r. daughter OF the late Dsuiel ...s, Of n kinrb
al, kye!gr.en in Prince George ON he 81, 70.
.f i..a''' IT, Cooke, Of tbe u 5 Navy, Mis-. Ei-a-
bIEbl in TIN. city, Saturday the 7 inst after o,
nes mr. nN' Roy1Y, J the year of hi, are ma.
pee'edy, Of best romi.,ny rrd.; NJ, The de-
S'ees OF the "isd"m Of Jehovah, frevoeabv u, 10
"'ria5e glh'rs lie unasu.nos fri.ndiv and ;ren,
peel tn h's dtpoItmtn lie, therefore gained the -nI.t
49, I've OF Oh sH' knew hiia lie those ,nrnea
with The ioye OF learning; aud being of n, .one he
NAM, - sus WIN s'd,Dey and esssir hs. i.G
a., 70 'Hu'ie with i' disc 5n.oiae relations lor tueir
r.ia t i" 0n:',e'.d eVm"y, the a Mr., Inn T.
e9n.Di ct Royal Martin, sstt yea ui he, axe
MIN. ..sf,a 70 her eiasf she posse many a,.e
zion for o ,'or' no' he hidden She haa p,osed t
~ 81 az ~ eur, ana "s'a p'"us DaPi';. She ani
dn axe "iie, tender eat humane rre,.
ago, she he came ndpn,ej, and ea..rei ,Iv n,,i
'une ct her di:.olupn Daring affection she pos..
Death With the sr.st ; Ste wl.d frequently tux ah"g'
r :i,is was taken away; and that ~ her bIr.,s The
the thing needfnl and e, her d. S 10 neI i'my about
VISITED her; y some short time hefU nd 80.
an exscy OF jY aud msnesrS,ion tho I've Ui Col .t
fell asleep arm. II r ,iesr IorIs ib ' A' n.n
sr""h Sht he's i". rehij dear bu hsnd oliil, - ami
one Of The generation. Her m.nbe,sin va -, t, i'
Church. Hui she dismissed tc 1i The oiaieh T,,,bsn
messed nfe The dead w.,h die the Lord from b.nec
"'n YEA sih the sfi, ihst they nay fct foip hei,
4aho"isi snd Their work. 80 fnl!u,y them
st me te'iienee O" Nj. john rcoki.. in Gcuc.tcr
cS"h!' on Tie iih Of Miy N Cacotae D. (gy.u ,b. 5ou
y he sEe, alter lingering indisposiilon Of several
Ia me death Of !h'' duly amaSle interesting
s"ci'y has heen herefi of II. most rromns
e' IS shs Po-sosses.e3 superiority Of inel,. bsi
| .e.e" hrf cmspicuou, ~ sphere of life ~
@ sue might havt been F!loed. Her dp ssion and nisn.
su' a 10 elicr the admin atom of l who sas her:
-, ~ sa,' 'hryi VINO were Intimately acquainted with her
M u cary Ifhiova Of 80 much ~Eeeilsuce But sh,lt
-, me stsVous visitation Of Heaven IN thus de-
,yt - ,%ni u US not uufimur at the win that Being
tncre CONG with such yrt,,r ~ ~ s' az '''"'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
a., A"""S FhE SESSioV or . HOYTNg:


..,,.s., - AZ RON, SALT EErrLrs. &c.
w u .gs' by order of ts ENecuttvc. II p,ir A,
" w." "' nnf'dag' The t7fh day Of Idle 49,, o., ,
3,ss y, ", wa, ~, ,eVefa Tons II Sersp B,rf Gc, "5
80 f. , ~ i'g fSH kfGes. cat iron u lee
a. p.t I'' bs'f' ~ ck Bafs Mouni.r., flr Rink.-
,,s i 1ons .oa ' sns Iw 90 Gun ss,s Wte,b
III, ,I 90 TT i s.ot order -Autesy usrue,s Csuni.
49,, ',f''Y' VI many ofhe4 article, al ~ ,ybb
~ |t 800 =, any Tine before tie d. ~ -,le IN si
80. / wv JUN 10y o. rms .aIt sDtDos ace :. =,
% ,.., w. bkRHARD rEgrcE, Atu.asi q ~, Z"
k"b'r.nd 3lnf -, = -
.0so -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
EnEn1,rrn,c

VIE subscriber, who present engaged IN L,,;,.,
mare 7fnoo ~ ms C beng 10 re.dyn III.
10, soe 'imei'heis his servle'stO few respt ttahe r.
nuns Tor me ensuing acaJemcal a. lie hnn.
rs en"brd 'n t. mPsrt instruction the following ,uLrc,
ht Eh.h Ia 'gngci Elements of Autonomy ami tho t
branches 81 Setnrf Philosophy, with esterr.ofci deo
sua!io; Ernens oi CheinI'tty with ,be no.i njsa,r
pe,Imtn Botanyj Eurl,d Eiemrni,; Mrr,mat,.n. All
m'iie Book keepns italian quick hand Rrng AZ ;,,p,;
~ me h' Sueietes Of London Paris; snJ in. ;s,
Abi.'t,ss, ~ "S W '"S'ae'-i 'Gd
Thomas Richie Esq.
u. y. Daniel, ESQ
q. IPatsn, NJ b
J}06eyt e.. Scott Eeg
m. Wilson, ". u.
gR0. Wickham, EsL
Ro6crt briggs, NJ H.
NJ FIT,Z GTBBCN-
Letter. ro'i paid Stating salsfy ed All; otl,,r ,',,
man "s piomf'.y aud dtoisi,ey answered f''"''''
- 10 -.vr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
NcOTICE

60 HAv PANkEf, having .od their entire in,er.., in
VIC hd.ues carried Mayo MILL. uodrr ,te q ~
~ ~ H. Clarke & Ch..ran >Clarke tb. .s,i f,
~ Sc indebted 10 the will ake p.yn,ent to W
" al eis' asan' tue will be paid nv him
VIA u. Oh ARkE,
JAMES GRAY,
y. PANkEY,
Wi. GRAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
UALTIMonE 8 oMiO NAI,. RoAp.

"a LTtAfORE y OHIO RAI,. ROAD.
~ to IL solution board of Directors .1
>2 the BALTIMORE & ONO RAIL ROAD CONF, a.
NJ, authoTns their Dosid of Ensu-.ts To- ,.c.y, popo-
sA's, dna 10 enter iho arrangements with persons dpo
engage w the performance labor Of 1h
B"faore d Ohto RaR Road Notice .erehy given that
iron ahd alter the 18th the of Juiy A.
proposals Will be received at the Oire the Board Cf Ia
OF tn. Ra Road Company, Getting forth the ri
w,eh or following I.n's of iabuur will performed l.. vi
ENGAhArlON OF CLAW. .anl. N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
COuayU.ycIYED

tO-NJk tsb : C-1 r. ~.
At meetingot the Jackson Committee of Lam
caster County, held at the Courthouse thereof on
Monday the 18th May, 1925: Present Dr. James
Il. Bail, Chairman. Joseph 4. Carter Secretary
and Wln u. Mitchell, VIM. TX. cambridge Charles
ii. lie and, John l.. Chiun, VIM. Gresham, Col
Arinistead j. Palmer, Capt Thos. Armstrong; Capt
Ihos. l.. Lawson, Or. Morris Emanuel, Richard
Is. butt and Thomas q. Robertson, members of
said Committee.
An address having been delivered hv Dr. Chas
II. Leland, a motion was then made and seconded
that the following persons be added To the Commit
tee ;-Elyson Currie, Jos. w. Chnn Mai John
Meredith, Henry G. Lawson, Nicholas p. Buchan
Michael Wilder, Isaac Brent, DIR. VIM Kirk Tho
mas Sinither, Robert Smher, Thomas James ir .
-Kawleigh Palmer, VIM Saunders, Eppa Norris.
Joseph Norris, Edward Payne, Hancock Haynie,
john Sampson, John kcnin, Thomas Beane Inn
John Rogers, Richard Mitchell, David James Ar
ihur Lar, Spencer George, Coleman Dogyett.
ihonlas +. Hill, VIM. Hill. Charles Brent. John
r. Watts, Richard CUckerell, Martin Sampson.
charles J. ferDy, Cyrus Rivcer, VIM >. Doggett
Mlchael George, joel Riveer James Riveer, Ma
than Afford. john Edwards, David Edwards, Ri
ch1rd Edwards, Cyrus Chiffon and John Became
On ino'ion made and seconded, Resolved, That
tue committee again meet at such times ls tie
NHaifhiiiis ami Secretary may appoint, bety eeii
'ls ana Tue lrst Monday in November next.
On motion made and seconded. Resolved. rh.s
me foregoing proceedings be signed by the Chair
man ana Secretary aud forwarded 10 the Editors OF
the Enquirer for publication
JAMES X. BALI, Cham
'-osEPH y. CARTER, Sec'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17

EMMEDiATELY an oyefsesr, 70 wh,m will give befsf
vsssS, provided be brings satisfactory a.
20 bis character sai eEgeience. JIM h.spb."'
.r.9 ~, -o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
-NLNNnLf-[-lIiTO- II.

re ,'oeI'hp "i ii'a' 4 Liueia.f, .. dissolved nv
"ie the b"'n'as Of sad h-n. Tiafcy GIIT% 10
ryr5,,;y,. pt., N.iF. LfEC8S FkR
5ti AlafcH, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
OWNR .a.N'N L.lCMNO-A.


Some Of the most loyal and svcoplianGc Of The
Coalition prints have veutured to charge General
Jackson with participating in the conspiracy oil
Aaron Burr. They who would yyither the Iarr,Is
upon his brow. and blast the repuiation of = ,ya.
man, would not hesitate % accuse patriot and an
honest man as vile cOnsprator. They would d
vert the public Indignation from the ujseeds of =
'hiscnieVou5 huinIIilstrdtion--they would turn a
way the attention OF c people from the acts Of be
Coalitions; from the iIcts ti,ai are deveiond bv l,
report OF the Committee of Hetl.nclmeni and
IRON the Address Of thc Jackson Committee or
washington, w raising a c!oudof suspicion around
A'uFe" jackson. These are the tactics Of the
n"y-but they VIII not avail 10 save tie Adninis.
traliOn.
We have not noticed this idle charge se,ns,
zen Jackson. 1t * poor, miserable STUFF ,ylich
- scarcely entitled To animadversion Where is
he proof Where are the facts To lgiuY i,s cl,,,,c
home TO Jackson Inuendoes ard insin,stions I,a,,
bceh eXiia,isted--the morcst surmises, the mis-
taxes, or misrepresentation Oronc preiudiced man
anu one newspaper scrap, constitute the host of
testimony which is to fasten the absurI accns,iio,,
upon a. Jackson. We know the ,sholc -,
and we know how idle aud baseless il ain tl,is cla
mour. q are informed Of all the circuinst,,ccs
which, instead Of rejecting disrracs mon o.,
I VII oi,y aud 70 ms reputation. Mr.. Jefferson
strongly commanded him far his share Of ,,is
transaction We understand, that statement ri
III, conduct to appear shortly at Nashville which
WIN place II III true and proper colors before the
nation. Wv
nc Jackson Corresponding Committee nj Pat
rick county igct on the 1911 uit. anJ added IN
persons 10 jhCir Committee
The Jackson Committee for Preston County
have had several meetings i'm Anil ,,rf Ma i,.,
hey have increased their committee IN 10 ,oe,o
GERS; ana are oil opinion, nat three 10 one Of H.,
offers lnthc county arc tor Jockson.
. The Balt. Patriot Of Saturday, says f" sup
,Tementio the Address Of Mr.. CLAW. y,b,isbcI I,
'peccg.'T Iast @9' !ssccd Us n9ra!ag a. wash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17

90. 800. HHSUatH5--E IFiTCR sPIN0s
tteA2 e'a'i,sh"thi Is nOw open of tc teeepror ~ e,
w., nv; " h ne soprttmdeniance Of Nj. John g.
rhsnp "h mas condnctehh lor several ycst, ,, ,"h 80
he 'ai'sfs lion 81 the visitor Jay "'' "'"eh e.
~ Hehshtiu s"nbr fetrtai, - sitsed ,Lop, II . t
~ W. rom Stapni' ~, oul ~ nues s. w Cd, H., 49,
go gu zoe Hss' fnsf Ieadmg om e1oh place 60 tc 49,
roy sweet a"1 White Sulphur Sprmss ~ va"
"a'e '"''I" qu'hy e sulphustrd l.ydfosfn e.
SW r"he oat""uc srd sa', aud sHttentlx
s 'usct uP"m me khneys, sin, stona, h. arc e..
IT, ~ ~ aug upon he ifefeoiy ofrans mot poretfni .
~ Az cases Of gr'Te where "a, been ,rieI n H., -
wen Pte"i"ry eiHcacou; aud IN cuta nsou, - tii
.t'n, ,Sisfegte ha' fully tered It, superior ,G1s,y
rareHsn' Hifh Hoacnes ttom Richmond. E,eic,,~LsL..
''" "'"'no-'ef srrvt u Stanton time. , ,seeL r.
W.,'ra 'idsr WI fun twice wttkrs rs tn, ,,Ii,
70 we " .t", not aud White Sulphur Btrin.s
DO, 'hs last -tsun,t Fufupke Road m. noe ,,,.,,
'V" olT""ioN Q" the sprung, sud he DAD fo,r IN
",,to3 u tle Old Warm Springs Road greatly .,~,
n." i't"ces IT," lisncs about 81 "a fuilss md sten ~
so"1s Con with f Stanton end Jines Rive t"I e"
" i"nv's' "heh ne been contracted ser,.. H. 90
Spi"g " "n'i"' 'ende'' ih', tie ms, q
,r, 'l .n,f W tbe 5rirss sBJ travellers tr Tho W.
''y.l'b'' re not inferior fhuge az a,v -, ~ 49,
''.s t.S'' ~ nc state, aud sufficient for tha
act omn 1dstiYu OF 100 hcar,,.f. w Tvs 00mIoitabc
~ fyefiiins sli1li ne wanting T., ,n,,re q,
tHa1i"hmcnt, tvfr7 pothir -6f,f,,, Wv l''"'' oiths
n n" on hs, lately been ttsbl,.bed a., a. d, g..
Jrn' a. TIE PROPORTIONS
--a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17

go, ~ ~. ~. gNI'I'ESOt.
az AL practice law IN tiS rupsft,t and tni ,
w 'op"ss Of hbsmsle ,lIuekas su. snd the ."reo
q INNft'rfy icfms II FiuysnAd. AdJ... ,,oy,.,d A.
where any oomu'ial made to HIM v,il e,,
81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17

.'iE sumner Session of the g,i,.r,tl.,,. CT $50,
III eowsfnes the an II yniy The course of ,n.if,eto
WI embrace the Engiuh, LATIN and Cffe,k I,oyr. =.
's'Pby, ancient Modern Arithmetic, Aj,ts,s t,s
TERMS PFR SESSION. or moYrag.
Tuitru 81
eos,s,.n, g'n ad 70 he paid in aa,snce or not
vu WIN II. HARRISON AmeL,
eA,ns e.,..5s Of s. per be- per session WV '' 4"
--l"l,r - 70 9,a.,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17

NihsII-
Ine pre rer cubic yard, for which going .xexva-
ii's wall he ss!e, the txcavaeL naf.II cd ia
distance not tKe-e'ns IS feet v'n The II the road he'd
OF thrown ant" whe elbsriows, oo Tor win
h .td n ernirst"n with tt ssy.al ahnye sp, c,le
OF the materials above nrni,oneJ 10
st'her With drpOt'ng aud lev el!ns tile sam.
~ sutb nlAiIsI, tn IA the irdo of IN.
itoad, ssid trAnspoIIStiou be on ley,, 81
descs niiDs & ouud-..s ,.,- to,,sw,ug Il.