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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-12

In late English paper, we observed the myt
rage OF daughter Of some great Rotterdam ban
Ker, with Dutch name SO full Of consonants thai
we can neither speak or write it, to whom the in
dulgent father gives portion of seven Millions
Nicodemus CrowquIll would ask 81 wonder Il .f'
has got any sisters"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-12

Violent resolutions expose US 20 a;tss '.9-r
lance,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

u cstmore.GHG--Wibo ugilly Newton t84 o..
neral John T. Hungcriord ll7.--(No Opposi,ionA
NoJoAf R0fOag's-Hugh u. 'Grirsbv.s lsgE
Gen no. h. Taylor 100. The Norfolk Be,ror .,
The 29th OF April says a. The election for n Ie-
iegote TO represent this Borough in the next as
seihbly came on yesterday, under very unusual
circumstances. No candidate for the SURFACES OF
me people was announced, until the hour had ar
rived Tor opening the polls. The friends OF Gen.
hOSEitC Is. TAYLOR were very DESTROYS that.
he should be declared candidate but he slecln
ed ADMINISTRATIONS, and did not appear at the
dustings Notwithstanding which a pou was n
pened Tor him, rs we understand contrary TO his
wishes Il had been rumourod, that Mr. HUGH
Is. GkloSBY, WORTHY and highly esteemed
young citizen, of handsome talents and acquire
inehts, would, on the day Of election, should no
other candidate be prssen,ed) offer himself to the
consideration OF the voters Accordingly thcbeu
being rung, and proclamation made, Mr. Grigshy
The only candidate the Hastings addressed the
people in speech highly creditable to his talents
and aitanments, and in style at once eloquent
and deeply Impressive. Taking the Constitution
Tor his guide, which he pronounced to be the true
polar star Tor the American politician, and discainl-
lng 10 De the slave of any party, he promised If
elected to Se the bearer OF the sentiments, < the
advocate OF the interests OF his constituents when
fairly expressed or distinctly understood by him.
Much modesiy mingled III the manner Of announc-
ing his sentiments, though there could be no mis-
conception as to his strong adherence to the doc
trne OF State Rights in other words TO his oppo-
sutution. Many have voted for Mr.. c.. from strong
personal attachment, and from admiration of his
talents and es,imabe character, and there being nd
other candidate regularly before the people, do
not think the result of the contest ought 10 be con-
sidered Of party nature
u We have not yet receiseda statement of the
polls from brunswick county-but we learn, that
Mr. Gholson avowed himself in favor OF a Conven-
Ton, IN the most manly and independent manner
and that question being" made the test, Mr.. GIol
on was consequently excluded
Senate.
Harrison County, John ]. Allen 957-- Vim.
l.. jackson $50 John Laidley 3.
Kntg JYiHidin-Jehn ]. Hoane 203, John II.
Bernard 81.
We have no account of the close of the Polls in
auquier County, But it is said that Mr. Slaugh-
ter has beat Col. Thorn for the Senate and that
Col Wallace is elected to the ii. of D., and MIR.
Thomas Marshall has failed
Not in the last Legislature.
CONVENTION QUESTION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
TFDsT SUE or T4.V.D.

E1F virtue o deed of tfot executed by John s. Winston
- i1ui,4 Aua bic wefo Inc suhfcribcr, beanc date the
9Th day q en- is2fsad duly recorded IN The clerks u
Goochand couuty iu shall on The 2sh dsy - April
tie Three Nochsd Ros D, The rsqus Of WIN Meredith,
proceed a. sell - highest bdirra public aucor for ready
oousyz5o atrc n udutre iescalled Wsinsviile sad
sd9inins ts snd. n Jobn Shelton, ST. Mary Tssr, Jspb
Hojges end John Lewis order lhe $500
due from Jrhn S. Winston 10 WIN. Mcredh.p,h be ntesst
thereon and he etpene5 Of eTecunF The trust decd. The
subscriber viii ronyfy The lille vested in hn shie b. be
eved 10 Pc good ~ ePees The huding8 are suitable
Tor public howe ani mercantile business snd the Stand.
said 10 Re good one, sni auhorissd ay That the sle
vii certainly take place WI. MILLER, fruftee.
fhe above -ic ~. The concui u tn parties ussesied
20 p,ned until trday ths ish dsy of Msy INST az shfi
ac viii ec.ialJ sea g;lcrcuih, tsres shove mentioned
N,i. MILLER, rfnstss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
vIRGINfA ELEcrlnN.s

Cl1r5crland- John Miller 2gl James II. Fiiz
gerald 100.
HaHison-Joln Tn Grown Jaeksonian) 1918,
George J.. Williams (Jackson) coo. Gather sol.
King JPJfinE1- John Cafnu poilarI 25s Tho.
mas VS. Gregory 100 Benjamin T.. Dabucy 1872.
@eison- Robert I}iyos, ir (Jacksonian) 2f8,
Joseph g. Mcg2inson' Jackson) i63-Col Chas.
Peuow (Alminisifation) 145. (By Correspon-
dent believe The test was made as 20 the Pre-.
sidsndal clccGon.-lt is said that Col pcrrow
intends 70 contest The clccfion')
Nichoias-Addi Old Mclaughlin l9i, Robert
Kelly l57-- David Stuart l27, Craig 5G
Tyler. Mccoy l57, Arthur lnrhram I28-
D. Martin ils, j. Mofgi,s e2 Wa Underwood
81 :. Dafics3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
S1eiNs.

JAcEsos ~ THE 2Isr ELEcrorAr. DEsrRIcr.
Extract OF letter from an intelligent gentleman
in Kanawha county, which states:
" All is safe in Cabeli county. The Jackson par
ty has large majority There is a highly respect-
able Committee appointed for Cabell county, In
Cabel county. aad Ibis coaniy, we shave have 8
to IN favor OF zen JacAson-slsO majority in the
other counties in this district
GILES County.
y letter from Giles county, states az the Jac,.
son Corresponding Committee had met and have
added 90 Members TO the Committee, and that
there are to !, OF the fscehoIders in the county
for Jackson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
New Ply Goods Esta6H-t1Mcnt,

~ v1bH Weh ht mEEM, beg leave Announce g, then
a., tnn' smi ne public, TIE opening Of their New
and Retail Dry Good, E-tablisu,sni On the Store
ly 'seIp!'' ~ w trf ftii1ou, of Baak and
2yeAnpie 'eei) Their stock IT ro3d which ba. been
's,O'a, ere ent'rey u impouaon Tor the spring Of
,asen place within The is's mss sgseks. fhey se
qnsnce vnabtc aud eU prssent stgoy nueeinns 60
purchasers visiting Petefsbug. Posessin, hs ,,ysptsrs r
one o We Farmers Icsiding 10 New York stock viii
Pcnsnsd weekly All tbst the aud fashion Of the
ss'' o1ers will be found hsres Fiou,e ksspg sr,,ce Of
every deserption IN their line snd Of the fist quality ssy
On heud Country merchant add purchssets Generosity
f.Psena'D iHvnsdto examine ,h desirable s,sorireni.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
~ III tI4O IH-t LIZ I9IHIIIIO-
CONVENTION QUESTION
Presentmoiority for } oooa
Convention AoV-
FOR. AGAISs'

(EBy Correspondent. There being no oo-
position. less than bafhe voters came to the polls
the majority against Convention viii probably be
increased in the next two months to upwards OF
2oO.')
n The votes from Charles CITY and James
City against the Convention not receved-also a
majority ofabOut 800 in Hanover against the Con
vcnfion. =
u There is no doubt of the Conyention's being
carried by handsome majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
NHHLlNIf EOGTlS :.

S<ttk.F'G GOCDS
1rEALL NELSON has received large and genera!
NSsA h's1rinent Of Staple sud Fame, Cos among which
&c -saysrn" GFeean paid aud fancy cseoes ia pa
-eFfno ADD iancy striped sns bvn y ID plan Isd
@ S mustn't iainho.sd anil pisin and null murs;
ana jaconei nuilias rich woTksd muslin robes hk
teal stt'nEs hack aud cooiej eros Naples India and
'etih piai sifir snd PLAN ege; biaeE eolorsd
i,'a bs .is aud cotton hosiery oob6st lace ADD rich
-" liusiiH ptefsutss aud collars; blrc
nohhnsi lace vsis spi hdti; Knelisb aud French thread
e.a aud eag'nss Loadcn cot rs,ne "a vestpss Ii,,h
100, 'it,"ns tnJ depa'kj 1nabufgt aud iCt enhurs
ss'',n and preached shutting, and domestic pasds-ynf
Iowest prices " ~
2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
- KE.l-I'lcA1Y7 40 E.V'CI7.

Js& TRIPLErr will be uVurin,a iu!I the c6th Of Nav:
Ss Persons having business wh him, may him. by
az 'Hier.r" nro &c ntuin OF letter. LETT at the
t"si ofGs, ~ Richmond, tegf. the I0
'I.oufg, Afterwards or by APPLICATION Mr JnU r. Trip
place. ~.
Laad Ti'!e' will be iGse.gase raid, msnry
setsd aud friLricd aud suy Chl done
Toy h,a, winch VA. bear the pay a,ai VI reasonable
iI'chmpnd may 2. ll5-rU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

wv BE- soi5 - Tree li, the 20 dsy Of Tire Rsts,
~ sne a-st chop ,iock bbises,ie pl7 ye.rs iii now
'se's',ns rom ihe dsmref, wmeh prevented aoin
Wv" oriu6 one Stud colt, DID This 5prinr Nv vrin
aH "o heyF nne Q, anj tie cthsr wears Ola 81 hss stock
.no roy ~ ',nns' sHd " good rr1aicaud b. probable
w 4..AI 9tsr ny mne Creeping Kate Zoo f1Id hy A.
Ts fhe fedigfees OF thcp Homer ud is rrral ~ Sail.
WI. pc made known Oh ile day. Jas. J. HhHRfsOS.
10y 1850
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
.4GhiCULTIs ~

X order 20 disseminate e1.euw-i The auu,eru, avan-
- wh.'h now iiom ihe dsssl0Hsnt OF new resources
isas"rHoe Ia presune, that proper tuu
VI the hst Importance. Periodical r1ii eson ot,J
TO these purpo.esii eosdue,sl w,, s,, industry
nj PROVE o'her"'se tasn .u'neess ussliL
Onder these mPrssrOR the Rnbl,aess have deter
~ aherig 10 ths agricultural community THE FARMERS
they ea"aot render to hen country h.re vice
- SSsi eUDM. TO 's el""n."t ,siPe,iiy saen AZ sub
'sNHS, d. tA'y hoIe 10 az, 'i' .geuh sal ,nrsats
The leading ie4ure OF th' puocal'os wi be by
tan Of s.vssi Asui Societies, ADD lie a.tsne. OF
distinguished sgrieultui lists, an Ih and eiher
"y sehena" heretosgre editor 81 fFar literary journal
IA ' ihei@"ee % i"sir views e Puutits solicit original
contributions On Agtigiue, loilc.!sats, Rural
tI.nd of Arrui,ae sar eoss ~ ,, rs
recitu!iy sHhzitseJ the following
I'roposaiSf0r publishing la the Csy0f PlildRsl-
I'lliG, PsItliSYiCGriG, THE PRACTICAL. FAR
adEk'S MAGAZINE, OR AGRI sCLTURAL s
LITERARY GAZETTE.
SisHE FAHAEA'S AiAGAZIHE is d,.sntd 10 contain
~ information drawn ifou Authentic SsJi ees e2iiys
VIC Improvements ana management II rem 70 -soie Farms
sgnIess Of nature number aud kind c Stoc ming
@ er,si inPIos Hsnt-i drawings
enc Y'oHs 81 ueio InSrniion-i oTi notices
s'is~s 81 suoa pubiiesou' may tsud Interests IT
iaA seeap"'' 81 suoh FOreisu DOinc.,.e vines
plants seeds iad ss, rs considered necesy useful
IN short yh.iever nav Tend 10 ~ ~ =, 49, ,
soil aud sdgaaes the i;urNJ EcoDvmy The e"@ s..
Ln:etcife d aw+s' 5lysa SsueA 4ep rs Aajs
aud ftPss may be communicated 10 Fuh!sAt , ny
several Asi,guia soeisties Of ibis and o;Lerssss.
Land REGISTER @i c"niain Tar PraeiIosbt list f
fsius, winch or hereafter be, For S5.scoount
Of tie" s'zr s'tnelVn qualify, aud such par
! may be deemed U,eGul.
sp,es ylbe aTdsd for the solid aad Sterling 8eau.ie.
oi Leiatnre, ths Useful ats aud scIeuccs nisi
al History aad Philosophy, Basrlp aud riaye
Tue Ma ksts al The principal Sea Potts, &c.
I,ER.nS
The Farmer Mag zine VIII be published SEMI onihy;
the pres ~ So paJshe esr al the .h.rrItne.
,eee,Tt lis; number Tnat For sn s,xr H. Been
adopted wi.ehs deemed most binding Will,
the qa9iayof toe paper, 6sauty OF the sr (slis a.
WIilB 4 J..
hoped, Will Itaset credit P5.ishtls and Graf 4, as
! Patrons. =
AZ Address lpnst Pa3i III O. Clarke aeeut ro She
tfUP'ieoIs Phiiads ptaVF &, CIufehyilis u seli,n,
. hichmond, Ia.
may 1t5-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

CoMs-MANUFAcruRra


~ FEW doUIs below ths Union tidei Mt.n Street. Itsh
~ hund, Va peeliuly Hfor h sods aud the pub-
lie y-ei ally, that hs st continues weld polish bo.
oT;sf Shell COmis and on long experiences has bsers
urL .dcien ~ that at sl the part minded no, per.
cpti o tie eye lie ieels atefu the Ladies Of
Vgial fr their patronage efe'oioe land pledges himself
TODD w'Tki 10 b's nf neatly and faithfully, without acct
NIB cash given for al old roroe Shell on,bs to thoso
who arr dipoied 20 sell.
{, 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

I5'ilst Sac Of Negroes.
virtue Of deed of by Charles Irving Of
packinshsb eo1nty, Randolph Harrison and Nel.on
ssarus dte se I'd day Of NAY, 1897
~ he once OF te eoy storesid,g SHALL The 26h day 1f
sy newt Chat being cCuIt day, for GuuhsElao county
iHnerand courthouse, for cash, sell the highest bad
der, at public auri,.n. Eighteen or twenty valuable ne
,h,,s a. eAesIlen. nAn COCK, aud ne
'ei' Gully such sale as is ssed in me ~ the deed.
April ia. - - III 20
~ REGULAR eenm+Snees render cd Il -Np~iitnt 20
su5s tle lime aud place q the above ale The viii
Se pace al buekinsam souhouse, the 2d Monday
1nne-Ai which time aud P, the property VIII ai
sH1 "i,h"yt reserve. ~ NELSON PAGE, Tlustt..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

B-2.SK STOCK -9I' .4JfC1IC.S.
(N Mpndsy e i2so ~ oeot =. will b.. sOlJ II he
NJ Mer,hSnts cshr. drse, the Cay OF ehmoua, the
ie'iwBg stock, belonging EitlS0 Shares OF Far
aeiS Bank Stock 20 Shsiesef VHsin Bak Stock and 80
Shares Of u. 5, bank, tor cash Jas. IA. LYNCH
IA =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

4IcaH III LUUuS.
az oqr fsr sale usual tvrpi. about 500 packa e.
~ OF fresh seasrGa5is Dry Guod,, eomprisins choce
Ht general assortment Of Articles, particularly adspd
- s season aui the trade II ths place, Uai
PFees than We 5aYe ever before been sbe gods
s'ni qua'fyOpT eaTe stock will BE- opsfsd cours,
OF feS dsJs, whvn particular sdvor seiutnt viii
tPpear. !. y = JAMES y Co.
AiaT kst square.
MY Ii5-wfw
CHARLES GODDARD,
(OBe door above the Mansion House Msin-Street
Richmond, Val
VI AS general s.sotttnrnl OF Fresh Medicine, p,n
[s'rz Oii' Dye Stad Spice. Surgeon Instiuusnt aad
osfIeh seeds an OF whr n wsrsnts genuine, sells
wholeais sud resi Iows they ts prchs,s ia WI
gnia. -
- Country Merchants Physicians Painters Taer, d.
eis ana hnfe Puichss'us for Family use, especially
also.
Superior Gum Sheiae, at New Yotk r-i,cs
Bay ttUn. = Bsbciy Rheunat.ni
AroDsiick SnuG, fof theIlesdaehe
Eye Water, cue for sore or weak eve,
ketivr Ointmest valuable remedy
Lee Geuame AB;bilious Phis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
To he EdHorsof the .Eng,,irer.


Mr.. Randolph perceiyes with surprise and mir,l,
tile words ascri5ed TO him in the Richmond En-.
quiTer OF Friday, April %, Copied, no doubt, from
some Washington paper)-
& The bill merely al captandum vuleus
" The words on the continental money! indicated
" in Smiths verses,
"L'bertas ct natalie rolun
FIue words Indeed wander where you st.le en-
and this is the st,lG OF which Congressional Re
gisters and Reports are made. What would the
" Dean, Diapier, Dekerstaa- or GulIive''
have said to 4 Ounce like this?
MIR. y. did oppose Mr. Wide's very unexDect-
ed amendment of the Title Of the BiIi
He did say that such a title would be a decep-
ton upon The isnorant-that it was ad captandum
sc: Fine words indeed They remind him of
SwTFT's verses on The motto upon Chief Justice
Wmished's coach. r. Smiths upon continental
'''0'.G i,be, Il IF natal. .,isn
Fue wordi! wonder where you stole 'sn. -
The curse Of our country Zone Of them ut leas)
Is that every blockhead who is tired Of the work
bench or the plough, sets up for a Reporter, an
Editor, and Teacher Of the people.
We copy the following communication from the
National ellgenccr Of Saturday, because we
know some persons in this State who labor under
the same deiusion with the people Of Virginia:
Baltimore Rep.
TO THE EDITORS.
CENT TBrEN: As the people of Virginia ap-
pear to b. laboring under delusion with regard
to the possibility OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road being carried through that State to the
Great Kenhawa; ifsuch an Improvement, for 80
extended line, came within the bounds Of prac-
ticab;y; permit me to request The publication Of
IN extract from ;lie law of Maryland, passed at
the last session, The subject OF Internal improve
ment.
Ind provided also, That the President and
Directors Of said Company shall agree 50 to locate
said road that shall 60 10, strike the Potomac
River IT some point between the mouth Of the Mo-
nocacy River and the town OF Cumberland, in Al
leeany county and that II shall go into Frederick
Washington and Aegany counties"
Which conditions have been accepted, By the
Company. q BALIlMOkEAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02


Jabn Tuu. ss'or Of Matthew TUNER dec. Defe,
Tae ID nals' ln Tdfuef, tsor Of Matthew Tuner no.
hsv,as 81 lis srPesete ding ihe asesbo
Of The 1s! he s 81. ilhahsHi Of is Sate. Onte
uopo % &c Plaintiffs b. his Attorney IL ot1efed Thai H.
,sd Defer iaa Do appeal here the f5 dty 81 july cor,
and tte hnarrs1rince, and s Pism's BIZ;
sni oora cory o s order I've ifseed u The new
moni W. s ~ weeks excessively, and Fslsd At he front ds
of the coatf l1use or sstJ a MY.
4 en-. Tes.,, JOHN G. BAPTIST, dc.
May2. no gsyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
f(ERGLNLf
s r. a TIE L.OE,rER "

FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
DIS-N.4L SBI.Q.}fE C4.p.1L COMPANY
l4TR CLASS.
TO RE DR.gEY.y 1T RICHMOND. Ye
on Thursday thesff 8ay Of .iIay, 1923.
10 2'CsiBER 1orTERx--sIx DRAWN 4ALno,vs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

H!IRRfED-on me sih ult. by The Rev. WI Essiwo cd
Capt VIM Baat. lfs Mayfha Cailetf daughter Of Jbo
Cstlea dec. al Of The county Of Gloucester
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
TO The EDITORS.

n Phiio- Vwgipits in our next also a very
interesting Letter from Mr. VIM. c. Rives TO his
friend in AMHERST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

FwnsiM Expenses Reduced.
eonsequeu'e OF the t.nes shalt 10 deduct
oneh"d from the former pre,s Of Coiirs VI every de
iron, with the deduo hire neat u
neral ssise'h sen.lF HOsss all which will be furnished
at the Shottest notice.
I6s subscribe, IS daily rla,, c:trins GARNET FUR
AOhE Q; erery description, nns5h wall be sold Tow
s'n county pr duet or ,a''.fsetery paper, S'JtL0ad
bureaus secretaries, Bookcases, Wsfdrohs du tea ano
S Table,, work, wash abd candle Stsn snd,psn
nahoso aud maple high aud low post 3edltead So(s,.
" nehes aud easy Chairs cured Matress,.
"nn every other article Ct Cabinet also
uPPy % mahogany tor carpenters aud cabinet ST.
oomiiSo nahosay hlsrds frVw - IS cts. per foot
:foniu as mahogany boards from etc. per foot, VAL
hah-raig Dews plank psnasl, tops, ysneer., bair
e eoPa FArh, ani all other materials In the Cabinet nr
WIN good sssonentO Of VtBsiiin Blinds snd law e and
- "a~e Soile HiAaos. GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants OesTve House,
~ Msin street, Rici mond.
Nv. I15-w4w
ri Somhlt 10 to the Jad .Dnniy
~ Tie 2S;h day " Dec. 1921, RUNWAY nus,v
WI" calls hnse George Bapii,t lie is years old,
ieei inehts hsh, when spoken has pleasant
nance with afse mnulh when speaking shows h teeth
very distinctly ne scars pecsivabs right kHes
ofosen, wh,eh makes kn Stand if kaoekneed When
committees had one black jeans suttout (Nooeo) sud
baa'aIoen. OF The sans aud sn I'D wool hat much The
C"nef requested 10 and take him away, hs will be
at alt with as The lsg diTeets. PETER IRICk, Jaioi
of Rockingham county.
meN :. II5-,vi2s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

70 aupicriber anxious g. close his enecuiuhp AMI settle
= the claims asaius has hTJher, Geo 69ntrglis', g.
20 VIA erpuIs 60 ale Of The most vslusbe E,tset on
Alofe a Tue junction Of Dan and S.aunon Wigers co
100 acrsh 500 Of which superior low erounds id
III r. az haze 10 Peg shaher acseni % ar than any
~ flupou ne hse, IutsdsY tbe 81 day of June ncx
"a POT, me text itir Day Any Information relative t.
may be obiliged W lryIyips the subscriber OF
= thsaas Bfawe, living or fhe pfeuiiss
JNO. SOMEHVfLLE Exon
s ., Gle same tine aat .iass VIII sen 2005hls. corn
+ ATTY Of Dsg -,
:. -.o4-.s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
Mr. Nm. ". Peytoa,

n -, : ,,.I'.,,.,I,. & tytVH,
NARk NOTICE bst on Thursdsy, The 22d ~ M,- # he
= tavsfn Of mf Isaac 81 eui at Klnsfnock between s
b0hs Of ten ~ The Mus and SIS tie evening aud
Continue ton day 10 DAY, I'll the Whole b. complfie hj
yeouhc proceed 10 take The Deposon nf Is Isil aud
3s 20 read in evidence, in sud depending In The
Supsgf Oouri Of Chancery for the Frdctckhurr District
20 woleh am Plaintiff, and you, hd'or b,nis non o
EiTsfd Henry. dec. ale DtfendabL MARY BALL
uay2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

%tplii5 fNlA Iu ehsneery al court heId f,r Meet
" iel.burr county the nth day If March, Ie2R--
Ibcn.5 Nstks, cAor IS railiP heeks, dec. PIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

The cllartereleciion in .Netv Orleans on the 9TH
April, resulted n q choice of the Jackson candi-
date Mr. DENIS Prieur as Mayor. over Sir. Pew
ehaud the Administration candidate, by vote Of
go % Dol. vi the 10 members composing the
City Council, arc for Jackson. Crhere is a good
deol Of controversy among the New Orleans Editors
as TO the fact whether this election can be consider
as a fair fest Of the strength Of parties.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

We copy the following communication from the
National lnielligenccr Of Saturday, because we
know some persons in this State who labor under
the same deIusion with the people Of Virginia:
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

Nr Troup, from The Committee on Military AZ
fairs, reported Resolution, expressive d tho seu.e
OF Congress Of the gallantry oad good conduct
with which the reputation Of the arms Of tho u
States has been sustained by Mayor General jack
hmerted--u vauos;-re4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

numerous and respectable meeting was held
in Stanton on the 2lst ult. Gen Briscoe G.. Bald
win in the Chair, and Mr. T. Stiibling Secretary
for tie purpose oil taking into consideration what
measures Il is most ADVISABLE TO adoptn order to
secure the location Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road through the Valley Of Virginia. The meet
ing was addressed by VI cssrs. ID. Shef,y. d. w
PaitesOn, and " Kinney, ir.--apd CoInf..ttee
was appointed Of Mcssrs. Shelley, Baldwin, Pate
son, Kinney, and HI. Tapp, TO consider tho OBJ
ecis Of ihe meeting, and report to the citizens Of
Augusta on the 29lh.
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son, ana The officers and men un,ies his c5a.ina.i
which was read the first time, and on motion, the
said rSsoision was read the seconi time. and com
mitted TO Committee OF the Whole House. to-
morrow
Index-Page 90.
Resolution, expressive Of the senso Of Congress
OF the gailantry and good conduct, with which the
reputation OF the arms OF the United States has
be n sustained by Major Genera; Jackson, and the
officers and men under his command.
Postponed indefinitely