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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-11-15
Majority for Jackson,

We give summary Of the Electoral news The de-
tails would oyerrun our columns. There is every rea-
son to indulge the confident expeca that both Ohio
and kentucky have chosen Jackson Electors 1t seems
that are certainly chosen in Maryla and it will be
seen, from Mr. Cambreongs letter the Editor of tho
Baltimore Republican, that from 10 districts heard from
in New-York 10 jackson Electors have been chosen
There are 10 districts yet to be heard from From acu
al returns tapPears that Jackson eector in Maine
VIII increase his majority and another strongly cacu-
lated on Thus 1t would appear that Cen Jackson cleo
ton is certain without another in New-York piy-
ing Mr. Adams 30 in New Eng land and I6 in MARYLAND
with New-Jersey, Delaware, Ohio, Kentucky Indiana,
and Louisiana But will he obtain the four last We
decidedly think that he will not The contest is in truth
decided IN favour of popular rights and the purity of cleo
tons The only question is, to the majority by
which the peoples candidate will succeed That major
ity can scarcely be less than 40.
tFrom the Baltimore Republican,
have received the following cheering letter from
New-Y ork by it readers will perceive that we are
still ahead more than 2 to L.
Ncw-York, Nov s, 1928
DEAk SIR,-We have heard from 10 Elec,ors-I3 for
Jackson-wc have yet to hear from which they rive u,
IN their estimate and ~ Others some of which VIC
caimwe want but two of the IL TO secure us a ma
Jortyto which add the two chosen by the Electors anc
| II makes 30. ] am, &c e 4 1,,.nry,rs
| ID. s. Carr, Esq.
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LA MOTIFS COUGu Dpops

HtNOk COUGHS, CoSsUNPTIoNs, Coins Isrrry.v,
n NHooPING COUGus, SPAsMoDIc A srus. Pr ~
THE SIDE, DIFFICULTY BREATuisG AND W ,rr -,
SLEEP. D " Ah' o1
CERTIFICATES
we, the subscribers, have sold La Motts Coyo6 Dro,s
as agents tor the Messrs. Crosbys The Medicine Sc
obtained the appreciation Of the public by eectipg ma
ny cures OF the diseases for which it is recommeuded
w rave therefore no hesitation in recommending r A
MOTT > COUGH DROPS az an excellent medirEnc
u. Dawson, druggist, and u. s. Surgeon at Fort F,v
cite, PIttsburg, Pa j. Hamm, NJ. d. and f. ID Downcr
druggists, GAINESVILLE VIM. Noun, NJ ID DAYTON M
w of o. Co APothecarys Hall, Goodwin & Ashton and
farciilds " Co, druggists, Cincinnati Shor,Ioes
merchant, St Clarsvlle; b. Brubacher & Co merchant
Springfield H. 7. Frazier merchant Zena VIM Joyy,v'
Lebanon, ~ y Dr. b. Ferris Lawrenccburpb DIR II
Watts, Madison, (lnd) Th. Wells, Druggist Nashville
Thomas DAVIS, Shelbyvillo and DR. Gcorpe M'Danie1
Carkcsyile (Ienn.O Bycrs e. Butler drugpists Jouis
VILE r. FLOYD druggist, Frankfort DR. NJ @ Asbbv
Richmond Crutchied & Russell druggists DnnviIIs
NJ Hyaine d Allen, merchants, Shelbvyifle p b Price
merchant, Georgetown T. d II. Bronts merchant, Pa
Ll' Alexander Stockton, merchants Flemjn gsburob
I; b. Atwood, Grcensburgh f.. Frabue, DRUGGIST Rus
(Kontucky1 "o'o''o""'
Certfeotes Of important curss ,oM a,eomDonv ,o,6
Bottle, ,ouh particular directions for us;po $50
UFSold wholesale by @. & s. Crosby JCo un,bu. oLi
and by ]. Thompson, Smith 81 Pearsali FuIIerton & So
ton, Butler 4 Jenkins druggists hadeiphia and bv 81
SwectsGr' Georgo and James Bailey, George H. and ]
) Kcerl, Baitimore Each bottle contains Is doses
Piies -. TOT sac ~ VIM d DAVIS
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CURIOUS DISCOVERY


1t Is tact, as strange as 1t may SEEM says the
Providence American, that number of manu-
script volumes 1--WE believe eighteen) undoubted-
~ genuine, containing the journal of the British
House OF Commons during the protectorshp Of
Cromwell, has been discovered among mass Of
books and manuscripts belonging to literary So
ciety in New-York, which for many years had re-
NAMED undisturbed. This journal has heretofore
been lost, and no traces of il discovered by the
British historians and antiquarians who have been
compelled to supply this gap in their historical
records from other less authentic sources. The
manuscripts were undoubtedly brought to this
country by the Regcides, who fled hither on the
! restoration, with view to prevent the attainder
oil their friends and to conceal the proceedings of
| the Rump Parliament. From these persons they
can be traced with tolerable certainty into the
possession Of the society, among whose books they
| have been found by lustrious and intelligent
searcher for the curious. The books have not re-
NAMED so long concealed, but it is their contents
which have for the first time been discover
ed. Heretofore they have passed old
manuscripts only curious as specimens Of the
writing Of an early period We presume that the
literary public will before long be favored with a
minute account of the discovery, through the so
ciety which has the honor Of having made it by
means of one of its officers.
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THE MARKETS

The Compiler ofNovomber II contain, the ,nr.xod -.
'oilgencc respecting the iiiclrnond Flour Market
Sales OF Flour were made in this CITY Yesterday Fore
noon - bo IS IS offered and 80 asked after the ar
rVn oil the Northern mail Sales of Wheat made at 81
we arc indebted to the Inspector for statement Of tho
quantity OF Tour brought into t, City yesterday for in
sPcctIon bbls including 400 City Mills $500 of
which were inspected,
Commnncatedby commercial friend Extract of a.
leer to merchant in this City, dated New-York Noy
r n we have Just heard that sale of 1000 bb,s Of
fiour mas been made at $40, deliverable LIST JAM next"
The same paper of the 10Th says-
fiour continues to advance Yesterday sales wcro
nndo at Ss9-Wheat may be quoted AT al sc a SI S3
lie article continues Ia srrive freely. Owing to rise
IN the river, considerable quantities, which had been
kept rom market by the low state ofhe water are now
coming In 800 barrels were inspected yesterday; 500
OF which were fiom country mills
We understand that 500 bba flour were sold in tao
course of yesterday, at S9-bnt that after the Eve
ning mall 50 was refused for 5000 barrels
AccomSales yesterday at Shockoc ware house-Re-
ised 20 80 90 common passed 80 a 8 90 good 3 so
a Oh; line 90 a 9 5O-B.t little doing.
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VOTES FOR ELEeroRs IN MAINE. Tho editor Of en-.
,a'o1e republican has received complete returns from
"'oerahd district in the State of Maine and has TN.
Peasue 10 announce that tho JACKSON ELkcron In.
ceeded by majority of 195 votes And from, Tho ,;,
returns received there is scarcely doubt but tb,
jackson Eioctor has also succeeded in IN. o,f, nj
trct This will leave Mr. Adams but 40 il NJ, rs.,,
The BosroS CENrIsEL. Mr. Russell b,, tr.c.s
inc boston columbian Centinel to Joseph Thornton Al
ans Esq and MIR. Thomas Hudson Major Rus.o,r
Vaiodictory appears in the Ccntncl of "Wednesday
IHE RicHSoND ESaurREn Messrs Ritchie & Coooh
nave dissolved partnership. Mr. Richie assures us-,,
assurance which we hardly necded-that the Enou;,o
VIII commune TO assert the principles favorable to human
hocrty, and our free institutions which for nearly ,,vo,
Vhvo years. the Enquirer has sustained it'll am ability
ana hrmncss which placed that journal deseryedy n, the
mead OF the public press in this state
H. isdHAx report has been in circulation tina,
Mr. lnsharn was dead. by the following latter which
we copy from the Telegraph of Monday it appears ta,
MI H. Is yet alive although no continues very ill.,
No. c. PHIIADELrHIA Nor. g.
nfAR siR,-l am happy 10 gay, that although Mr. Inc
,ra low inc weakest man ever yet his symptoms
nave yielded, which spoke of in INV Inst ~
burin9 his whole affection he has becn CLAIR NJ, ,
,L ana we nope tins attack will leave him with no.
s pu' debiiy TO contend with write tho very boxr
view tho will bear am g.. wy o'S'
LEWIS S. coRYELL.
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no CHOICE, No CHEESE. Mr. Israel Cole a srbstan-
ual farmer OF North Adams Mass has made G 600 lbs of
cheese from the milk of % during the present
sou lie has also manufactured cheese weighing 100
POUNDS PnrPosey for the tooth of General Jackson in
case OF his election to the Presidency "
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-11-15

NOTICE.
e virtue ola Deed of Trust from LYMAN Rrp,u,x
ac to me, bearing date the 9th of November IS26 and
recorded in the Clerks Office of Automatic County
court shall on Monday, the LIST of December ne It 0be
ing albemarle Court day before the door of the Eag,
avsrn in the town of Charlottesville, proceed to sell to
INC MgnGst bidder, at public auction for cash the fol-
lowing SIA YES, to wit, FRAsk and HIILEy Acting n.
trustee shah only sell such title vested in me by
the Deed of Trust. DAVID M Marry Trnstas
Nov Is, 1898. -
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Law NOTICE.
"DWARD q Gn0nWNN A..

Law NOTICE.
HIfDWARD o. GOODWIN, Attorney at Law hay.
~ ing removed from his former residence in Dinwid
die county, to North Benheim, in the county of AIb.
marie and in the immediate vicinity of CharIott.sv;,
VIII attend regularly the Superior and Inferior Courts
OF Albemarlc county only.
GJ'His address is, Charlottesville. Va
Oct ii n
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IMPROVED STEAMENeIHE. The Liverpool Courier an
the discovery Of in the
steam engine, whereby saving is made Of three fourhs
the quantity of fuel necessary Some of the first
merchants in Liverpool said be interested this
discovery or invention for which patent is to be taken
out.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-11-15

GOOD Toast. At the close CT the agricultural
exhibition lii Worcester, Mass. the company sat
down to dinner, at which Gov. Lincoln presided.
sinong the toasts vas the following Our fair
Sisters-in the language Of the orator the best
friends and most efficient patrons of the farmer
Tor they would have all men to be husband men. y
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Seeking is not always the way TO find, or Alti-
MIRA would have found husband long ago.
love to gaze on breaking wave 1t is the
only thing IN nature which is most beautiful in
the moment Of its dissolution.
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n A G: DAVIS will hereafter regularly attend the
% Q Superior Court of Chsncsry holden at Stanton
Nov. s.
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BtNom, NoUGHS, CoNsUNPrIoNs, Coins, Iyy1ursz.
n WHooPISo CoUGus SPAsuopIc A,Tu.. p. =" -,
THE SIDE, DIFFICULTY BErATuIsG AVID WIS., OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-01

The Signs are multiplying with such ominous
rapidly against the Coalition, that their most car
did supporters ave beginning to confess the impos-
sibllity Of ayeriing their destiny. Not all the vi
sits and speeches OF Mr.. Clay-nor all the arts Of
the fawning slaves and sycopiantic Editors of the
National IntelhgcnceT and National Journal, ct Ell
OH3He pccnS--nor all the new caiumnics, ROT the
thousand thrice toll tales against Andrew Jack
son, can arrest the progress OF public opinion
The original sin in which the Coalition were be-
gotten, their corrupt abuse Of public power, the
alarming principles which they have ayowed and
the uischievous measures they have adopted, viii
doom them TO tho just vengeance Of an offended
poopIe.-Mr Clay will fad too late that the Ma
chiavelian policy which be expressed to DR.. Floyd
is incompetent 10 save them. "t4iye VS. the power
and the patronage % the government and we will
protect ourselves" But thc maxin,s Of Cesar nor
Of Clay are adapted 10 the meridian Of such coun-
try a. the United States. The people arc too pure
TO he generally corrupted by the lust Of Offices.
They are too enlightened 10 be duped by fnisrepre-
sentation and ariifice They are too deeply i'm
pressed with the necessity OF founding Republic
upon virtue, to excuse any prostitution Of the pub
lie morals. 20 be trusted you must moi be sus-
prccd. AHd tho prcssis TOO independent TO nc ai-
ected by the sclpciiou4 or The prescriptions Of
power Such scrylc Editors a. bash in the sun
shine Of the Offices at Washington may prostitute
their influence at The shrine of the Administration;
hut there arc Editors enough 20 cxc0se their We
n4lity and 10 yndicatc the rights Of the people. Il
20 in % and 0D-afi he fitc Of the reiguing
,ynas,y will prove u 20 be o in iS2S.
The indications g public opinion ave gathering
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q u.
~ vifiueo Deed OF Tut executed Ia the
AZ Richard Lyon and Aan h., Wifi bear,nr A., 10 ny
Of NOV" 1871 aud OF record IN the te,l. f5es of
Sguny eoni', ior purposes therein mentioned ~. hall 10
suesday me 2ib June int, IL fa oher ice the n. 81
day proceed t. seilon the premises Tor CASHto he h,.
"aae thal valuable Ttsct nf LANE living IN 6u In,
he L's"n 'rwn tract, containing about I0aj 49,
"s ue same nhf' o. tea, uHch t.of a, wi, b. - *
" ta'e hs ha'a"et OF The principal nyn and inter-,
1ye on me sad tsds - ed, all the 20. a.. ~
We 'hf' convey oniy such title IS vested in n. a.
W IL 4. EGGLESrUN l.
June .. wv
y Ihe sole IF NE ADORE property is postvorces
until fjiday The 1sM instant. F'''f''''1'
-N
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.lLgNAqL,S 800 90 -A.EcpoI,c.

u
pursuance IT decree Of IN. sun.,;o, 80, - -,
~ ,sos ,n.hd DNr'''' fron,uncsd ~ th- IN 5sy ~
80 ioSh, y" INC Gaze ~ H1het " ehv ,rs ID -
non OF John Basy. dec WIN Mann ,bsiJ :, u oen,'
n"1 OF me si'd a-nn IOsky'i in Tho county Of KIM =
~ Nv 30 I9eE' T. NJ OF Thnr,day the att Jay Of J.ly
'irf saiei"t7e ,,,LI,c
" Vaai nssfc 'lsyes ornI many ~ tbe, =, 800,
&c "sy'feh 't hai purpof; w'ch .,vD were ,,rv.,.I -
ne ne' 'xsouted Nv tho defendant the hen.6, Of
sSe o. me ra'nih dated The IL day 4 Tny 1910 81
siefA'' ollie Of king Il Queen e~urf, CONT ' ~ 'ua
}. GUIeHlANT, m. :. ehD
ri, one Of hi' Deputies
" Ioey EnG Lf'iya sfi; Rachel git; svey " man.
VI G "'"'n F"i ooyj Henry boy Henry, j.. and ,.
jriy 8 ~ 49,
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RUNAWAY

w AS Committed TO the Bail Of Montgomery county W or
w me i2'n day OF April last, hego man si.y.
pose" 20 ,e Hunaway, who Gale hn-elf Ssm-sh5, =,
years nih zee. ig 80 scars Peresp,sbesys he herc
70 Tue i."tte VI Saml WaseT, dec. a.i
meIly hsonsedta Randolph H'ui,on, CunbsrlsnJ T
yntt OF 'he SAID slave requested come forward a.,
i, WhL WADE, Jslor
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LTtst -Ndke NJ U0IitIbte Jvcproes
1EAf " tue " Deed 1T Trust ~ scu,ed T., a. -
80 nv Richard Big heans dat. The Cir d,v of NJ" Yse.
~ d"y re- oided N the clerk. .hcs Of he ee,,u,v
'' ~ "aro'cs in aid deod mentioned ,s NIL ~
tse o. Fny next 1s2s tho house ~ ss;d T;~o ~
'un t,o ed Il sell 20 the highest bidder =,
r9a'e an ION ctes'' IS tsiy grueg mos, Of rh w -
u'w''aH some Of them r. 4 rate msehsn,k. W. 80
''"'y sui" ""s ODyj a. - Ve'ted in - Trnstee,
JOHN ~. WILSON
go. EDWARD HUGHES
10
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..nG3A4--
CONI1yIJ.lYC4TED.


At meeting Of the Students OF the University
of Virginia, held in the Roiunda on Sunday the 22h
inst, for the purpose Of expressing their deep
sense OF the loss which they have sustained in the
death OF their amenled friend and fellow student,
James Briggs
John w. Waller being called 70 the Chair and
Alexander ": n. Stuart appointed Secretary, the
following Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Rssoived, That the Students OF the University
OF Virginia, view with the deepest feelings OF grief,
tiIe mcurnlul visitation OF Providence, which has
deprived them Of one OF their most an,iable and
esteemed associates.
Reso'Uei, That as evidence OF their atIec-
Tomato respect for the memory Of the deceased
bears his body 20 the grave, and that they wear
Grape on their lett arm !oY3) days.
Rcsored, That the above resolutions be signed
by the Chairman aud Secretary, and Published il
the Virgins Advocate and Richmond Enquirer.
JOHN. ". WALLER, ChIn'n.
ALEX. III. H. SBsAnT, Sec'ry.
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erni dissolution Of pnbac morals. Mcmay expec,
10 see The lowest and mast disgrace fl arts reSo ted
TO- to secure the appointment of county court JUS
uecs, ove'seers OF the poor, officers OF militia and
eonstabies. The evil will be ramitied and dissen-
mated, Into every subdivision of our political sys-
'ein and at last invading priv ate s domestic
rela'ions-wili root out and DESTROY all confidence
between man and man an d convert US into a nation
OF snaves. II l. thus, and thus only, tha, our lib
critics viii iail into the hands of tsurpers or chief
'ains, either military civil. IL is thus aud thus
ohy, that some hollow hearted hut q, the saine
'ine daring, proud, aspiring. and ambitious dem
agoguc, AZ the head OF a Tandalic Army will IN
the se!d, riyet those chains upon your pal-ied
hdnds,":iich will have been forged in the Cabinet
One OF the hrst OF British Poets, gives us in his
own Inspired language, OF the most solid truths
oil history, when lie says
''e'. corrnpiios 4 at dsIeet M prid.
ANA snifdian vigoir OF Inc fr.eh bora soul,
al c'"Ie att'"',ts 4 rioi,nce ATE vain.
1 81 hin wiihia, AMI while at heat untouched,
never yet ny farce, wss II eedou overcome.
In conclusion, Fellow Citizens iet me beg of
you to examine the six niili-iamen documents for
you.seives-read every thing having any bearing
ON the snhJect-Alr Hamilton's Report-General
taines's letter-Co Russelfs let,er-Mr. Poke's
letter, &c-and there is no doubt, but that Won
wui do justice 10 Gvsi. j., and the Court Martial
VINO passed sentence Oh these men.
JUNIUS ERR Tk'S
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tstIfEaI, -
s'ut 'nN5eih'r prrrared TO contract for WHEAT
Wv, 'FH,1h nc ''.il give the market price IN s,st's,t
~ ''s ~ "s'n airV early. Cror on y.u., y!
% '~ ''de "iir, wou,d Je prstsfted W.
BERNARD PRYTov.
i3A6I.wu.
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STR.IYED on CT1IiTt
Farm, and .SiOTr for Renf


UiSh TO Lease or Rent. the ckeyeon reside in
tnis eontg IL consists 100 acres good land as a
a" "a: nesA3eooa IT the Rpsr. III, dvesiog Ncust Ar
s ben recently ba e9bris eoror, aceorn dson,
Jor Rama 81 ne front room 5aieh ftted up for a So,n
aud has bee" Gdran.Gstouy 0ceiptd suG Jg as torn
ProPf,so' There as g0oa L'.aber Hose efar .ri
ar Hos' ior farming and domestic purposes, conyenny
situated o" tee prHi,ss For term, apply 10 Col IP h d.
G'g so'o "a GHthoT''edto MAKE for the ,are
- =, EbibY f.. LEHTS
III .s-. -
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HOUSE Avn LOT

""h ne ou'-hou;es aud Toven.nts, .i,nsted on .h.
s0~'h sue OF uni'efi'iy street, adjoining tue H..
mems at Jtnes i!ier and ohes AID wei, knuwn 70 -
p"hIe a. the ": lately oeeupi.d BY SAID Boby a, eonf
u1n"r aud 'avefnSeeP'r THIS prVpcIy>. most sdyant,
Sfosy stneisd Tor any public bn,insss, aud srd ali M
convenience Hrc.ssaiy TOT the Comfortable &C on,n
large family. The building. hew -ev,a.n., n. 49,.
'mehyei t'Ie q PnuP q" excellent oil the prrn,ns,
ID gTiel-sop6 kitchen IS ., &c. K Gc r,.,s.s..t
are % 7ny property an the m-,gbbo hood s CHI
~ t"e Snef'y, se ADVISED 10 calf and zee ,,
prem sss, d Ia re ae icW better adapted Cr
'r''" 'ot D"-
ereddoi u II and ~ months will he given bond, ,,,h
approved security, will he required l;c,,,,,r. ,s,h
on the premises The title he eyed t. he
"e's a. 'iet, shall ton such only derive orr d.
deed Of T.u,t THoS w cir MED " =, " o.n the
GharIeltcsviAe. July . Sus5ef.
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CONVENTION
The following are the entire votes for -tpri',
May and June, OF the following counties
Shenandoah, H ,Ss Aes 81
Eouo.in, SlS ~
James City, -
York, ro3
The Frederick Citizen re. publishes in serfs,
oil interrogatorics the Substance OF eonversa,ion
which Wn. Zoilickoifsr held with the Hon. Hem
~ X Warheld, after he returned from the Cf,y
OF Washington, and shortly aner the election OF
JOAN - Adams rs president of the U. s." Is Nv.
W denies that De ever made such statement r.,
DR. H., Z" il will be suhstan.a,c.l by the Doctors
solemn oath, and then if tina, will no,do the name
oil tue respectable gentleman heretofore referred
10, VIII be given. The next step OF the investi-
CATION, will therefore, rest upon Mr. W.--If he DO
anxious 10 see the " Citizen on, he viii, OF course
promptly and peremp,ory deny fhe Doctors
statcuicnt
Mr. Clay len ,he City of Washington for Ken
lucky on Saturday the I'D June vet the two,Olfi.
Gals who in the Sabi; of dog ring the footst.p
OF the great zion, have not 10 This moment sail
one word about his departure. Why this reserve,
have they received their cue from Head quartess.
Is the Administration ashamed OF these eiocuoll-
eering visits:
DiED-'n Washington Re.arl ~. Meade for nj .nv rsar-
snah ~ Cadn tiis hosphah. attentions TO all ed.<si
OF las eou 'rymen. hom husues pleasure brought to
save hm distinction, even foreign which
men ever aua1s Success his early and
ne was preparing return to hrs
W'nc fpunr when he diverted from IN. purpo.e by
the .sn..t OF the mnncira,y Of CaJ, rbo ~
"a ued hin a The "ny source whch they could depcnS
OF supPes Ter their troops and citizens, during the
iines ~hic had ,ut then Span The vici..i
,ld winch sfsnd.dh sub:squent III e,h- iii
he re eSed at the hand, Of Ferdinand, long
successful interpretation # his gcVeuins his
"'ha'' have be ONE matters II American history
- M this city yesterday the 23 wear Other
ashS but ,syere 'lne. ME-. Jdas BYRD Page, Sd
9hnShf ~ The late VIM Byrd Page, E.i. F.iGe IN W.
=" 'he death Of this y'uns lady, relation. and
enu', nave lost an aueae, .ueatsd them h, every
charm wh Az amia'e and all t.mpsr clear sn
cultivated mind, can npait 70 the human character.
Nat. Jsurprs
.Co1tSfudcdIcd.
on the 2sl inst, the Ialh yea, " sr, .r i.is,
fshs Haesett only daughter of capt. Pleasant IA ke Of
ua 'ouhiy' The wt',er of TIN, viii cmp detail
e ''ie sth. ohceIlenciss Aud tue Amahe
amed the Character ot the beloved
~ the t.sfs that hed.w checks OF her r,,tye. H.,
snh"nsai the gloom which bee loud. s
Al VINO we've acquainted with Der, speak stronger tinn Lam
S'aSe what sha GOULD the ~
"ev"ed parents couii The wishes erie. OF he.
ana frund have ptsvaileis would no, hav. .. I,.
~ nm h.. .L-lI-
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The following are the entire votes for .tpri,,
May and June. OF the following counties