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SICHAhD POLLARD will pra sce La " ia he Courts
e oil tie couIes uf Nelson. Atcrs, nd Buckiugha,n
also In the Supciaf Court of the County of Campbell
Courts ut the corporation of Lynchhirg and the Superior
Court oi Chancery for the Lynrhburg District His resi-
dcnre is at OAK Ridge, n e,son Court House
March
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26
c. s n. W.aRVICK iIaye lor. Sac,

c. s "A, W4RWiCk Have for Sale
iE ADEiRA WINE, i'll pipes aud quarter casks
LSA ceiveI direct
Fort wine IN bo,tles--pale ale in bottles
oho" porter and brown stout IN and quart bu;iies
"a" plate IN boxes-5raZeIs copper
Crates of quart aud piut and and 8 NJ bottles
3D. wrought nails, English White lead, L, ntiun silk un-
brelias
German oznahurgs-crates o( earhenware.
March % ,ro,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26
PIRGIAT.4:


At rules, holden 10 the clerks Office the snerior court
Of ehan"cry for the Richmond district, the 81 day Of
March, 1898:
Elizabeth Richardson, Pn
against
htc ?. LINhur a'm1'r, Sc Of Thomas wilson, decd, To-
h'I Gamble, ju". g. Gamble, Charles Els aud John
Alan merchants and partners, doing business under the
i''n Of Ellis & Allan Thos. Guy, " Price, David
l'ui.nck, DAM. W and Corbu Warwick, VIM. D. Wren,
Sergeant e the city OF Richmond, and adn1'r o Chris
i';'rcr 1onpkins, deed, WIN. McKm. Edward Cahiil,
JOIN y yce, john hohnson, andew Barrett, Frederick
Fa'ris, Ed~Hrd Cn"nimGham, Richard Anderson, Rich
ard liooker, Thomas Taylor, WIN. Hay, r. taenueInc
H. Hr'i', WIN. Dabrey, IT, Edward Rallam, John
Nickham james CuIrir, Berjam'o James Harris and
nt George Winston de, eaeed, DTS
Fnc defendants Robert Gamble Richard Booker and
James Cuuc not haying entered their appearance and
gwen security according the act of assembly and the
rules Of this court, and it Appearing by satisfactory eyi.
5auc, th't they aTe not rha banis % this county: il
is ordered, ta tie said defendants do appear here on
the first day OF the term, and answer the bill oC
iho paintifi and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Of Rich-
mod Tor two months successfully, and posted TIC front
door Of The capitol, ia the said city.
}! c0pY. Tesic, J. 3. hBBOTT, .. e e,
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LoUDouN. ----Richard II. Henderson, Cuth-
I Deft Foweii' John White, Stacy Taylor, Burr
w Harrison, Humphrey B. Powell
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25
thY 0F TIE MILITIA!


VIE following ab,trset the several law, TO, ,esi,.
rSy o. l't'a Officers ue Of peace 4, ,s6I,sh"s e
The Brigade Inspector, are entrs e., sir ,,u,,,, -,
nu,ters d ., ,a"i ,isnd The trsn,ns' hesm efs
ssatj our re- only charge nage for one e,en 49,
,si ~ tb ,co unaerood, mileage from "a, r s.ss.
-. pas % ADOBE TO each ifaiuins and .,,
on" "n'b tbry return home No nleas. viii h, IL ~
DOT eeh'd according oyion. Vo ga,s 's.
o. assembly The Law gtying n,iI.g, aji ~. &c
~ t A, e 20 me impeeto ecnsidered still IN force.
Ia. R.g 70 s''s nd them throughout the Brigade; nS,
,hc rsm,,gs sn Rs nes.ai o'' e., ,grsd 10 asnl
shs '} ss "a allowed by the Reg,menaI Court .,tn
psiJ gr an 5 H'd, PER sy No other musician can se
D'Sme fhtr, are each allowed one aolay for .,tscI
sS'y uu''er and sttuWpettr Of busl.r Is e,r,s. ~
Ter Of tr eob ad no n.oTe ior attending The tpr,.
~ III sur o. re doprs for his aten.snce and ,e,,,s,
t, egV5 sud no more, thou thu same should ca n
% H. S,,n hs'o,seb may besoved Ten doHays IN. a.
slo.taS M H. 10 .nles cash ciesk IN lieu his ioIiner
'VIyhS each let Of 6nts rsYred 81 Ia-, ,e ann ~ a.,
stn TOT tue nsme OF .,-h yerson s,tt-I tis,s" We
whoD aoy ine az hnt' shall have Lrea n,ss,eJ sn
90 ppe,'"'''n Tor such sttves. Toe list refr,,d
81. ~ 1te sfe those cieb furni,hed shs.ia AMI
". ne .urpltrtnta act Last mentioned :. bot n.tIusd
"s allowances heretofore made for sdyerni!i
Tue pay 4 the Provost Martial !, reduced 10 one d,y,
o, " "ay ne 'hsi' s.ye al ihe reCmtnai Battalion
The pay Of The Adu'sni, reduced to Ar4. da,,, 70,
Gay "r f,eTJ Gay ne shall sUeud the Rtcimenfai ssd 81
quo" i1'''sf eei he " -otoow egunsdto attend Tie .g,,
Ep,e;se w- sIo,y.i f,ar cents per n,I, hal, A.,
m, OF N'simt"taL B4ffaion sud Company orders is 10,
fbs ssstsn, asjDr = norg entitled to no son,o,n,,.i
re COMMANDING IN e' ~ sseh regiment referred
tie scion Of III set s1sning the Militia Law, rs,.sd
a Feh 1874 whca fesifiCts them IT,. sfuu II mr., AZ,
f@S o. the rutchsss Of each Stand Of .olors aud
P"'hs' altogether uoies the fnes Of fIeiy yspees% -
g'7lenf' yield sufsseu plus ater JreiSg,, al
- ~ Nv "'' ~" Ws0"t HiCob-
" particularly requ,.tsd that every elsim allowed w.
On. Commanding OBert a' v '"'O'ss1 ~
n, iss vii h rao At this one ah;eb h.. m, .u.s
nature 80 end' esomen wall militia elq0
? fiwaded BY she RetimsntsI eisN md tonrsrsd v,gb
eia'ns .; rfss, ntca. JAMES. =. HEATH,
49, fudtf9y 3" = 5iigdifctf.sfs
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Land and NEGROES for 81

W et'etr"'i ell 10 ths h,she bdd-t ON rr,
e or OF I'M, III 9TH, the land winch H., At ,t,
IesHr', Y'us ~ tbt UNITY of an.- Az the ~. erne
% Ai"5F n" osep Creek, within SO nIle. u R.espp,
AaI Iet.ts"u <. Ihe tract about pn.
sha i lie divided ~ the following tnsnn,r ~ 20 sets-
ne d".'irs house bouuded by nl.u road Wiz
'Ne "iiHse o" peep creek aud the read ,I,,a W e
--, e"a'sinns upwsros OF $50 aors., ,,i be .aiJ
- &c u 'lSt, tvS me Ds!s"ee OF the tact Tbscfna
2s On l"e river end last OF the Deer ere eL 80,
I ~ aatei WI be s"d along With the NIL
"' '"' Is ~ Viuaoie ani OF good qu,ittv a, ~
's.n"H oi e9dhiTy beIns OuEed by Jegt ersL ~ 'hs
Is'1vN aver fora Consider ab'. d.isnce Tn. mi, ;stn
90 o.eP 'teek vsuear which furnishes .'
VI "1'e' al all seasons OF the with From.
OF W. ysiJ $50 OF 500 har. OF toll tor, '
imh distey nittr The sale the Land ami a. IA pHs
nc hsns'. h"ier; twenty likely Negroes, eons.t;nr -
men, women AMI boys, Alsp, The crop Of orn 90, OF
ir'neniug hand household and ti,eh,r f a io'''e
PtanA'on "'en'', OF every description. ''- az"
me sopr'ioef having Determined to move T., ~,
S"niy WI certainly cell on the day above n,pon. 's"
ase 'e's vail be- for land Anl iaiii org b:r5 f a.,
pMe"a'e money down ana toe balance in one 81 W me
80 w ufsPrT,eh security AMI deed Of tut nm, az,
'4'n ara u'iI will be refuned secure III. Jpn e
Au,ess 0slsher - fAoh1O MbE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25
ANDREW JACKsoN-ntaoms.


EXTRACT IF Letter rom .ttshoiHc, to q gen.
He1Hdn in this city, dated OcfDber 7fh.
You will have received before this time the
Expose of the Nashville Committee on the subject
oitie Burr charge Gnc Of that body mentioned
thc subject 10 The General, and enqured ii he had
any thing 20 say TO the people uponi;. lie replied
That he bad determined from the commencement,
not 10 interfere, in any manner with t'le decision
OF the People upon the a-important subject oftho
Eeciiop; and thar be content 10 abile their
decisions be IL n favor If, or against him. think
the facts and documents embedded and presented 10
the world in that Report ought aud ,oip satisfy ev-
cry reasonable mind. II is trne the Committee
had other documents al hand which could have
been added TO the Report; but it was Unnecessary
60 cDcuinbcr il with so much matter.
" You will learn from this Report, Jst. That 4.
Burr did ror STAY Ar THE HERMITAGE
WHEN Last ~ TENNESSEE -HE went N the
Generals, remained night only and left there
nest morning WITHOUT SEEING HIH, and nc
yer was there alierw0rds-2l. You will learn
from the letters of Gen. Robertson, Judge Stuart.
Robert V. Curry and James Saunders, tiat the
pRBsTDENT's RECLAMATION DID NOT REACH
JERE UNTIL BURR HAD LETT THE coUNTrY.
"a. You will learn from BurOn's statement.
Judge Williams own witness, that To TRoops
EYER WERE MUSTERED, or pAnAoEp Ar THE
CLOVER BoTrorI Iii You will sec the Boar
uvILDIrG business, ard ACCOUNT CURRENT
With Burr. fully exp!sucd 81 the statements Of
Cen. Coffee, sc &c.
!J9us:g?y a-fcw s9fis to y'oU~~useo lie sub.
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IA EN- =

.Git'f.''fISS, SON s. BROTHERS
I'd = 4 removed Their Shoe Store fotp the s,,u,d -
- I"w governor Street to the corner Of Man Str, ~
o. "Nihs 10 Mayo's Bft dye the .ior. form,rIv $500:
" w. 4'eHe CO. aud known by the name of NJ, n.
on,s - 'Vi's me attention of their sunn.r and ~,
SIgCpS ''ne 'hei' sOot u superior made BOOTS ,,d
- "i ihcH own manufacture o,t.l,tv
ed - fy n iht en'on, every pair which i, ,xsrys,
~. "r) d. dr1emined not under oId ma eon. @
- '"'en IS very extensive, eonpri,ing ,yery
@ I'm soi bns % receive BY every arrival ffs.b ,va1,
p - It" fashions as they are made sS'''
III % Ihty have received 100 pair Of isdis,s Ar.,i
60 Ti's' very neat article together with .es,..in m
iN'N' ana lasting, walking and dre.. SHOES, ard ~
Loot, I0o'' snf Shoes wnh thick soa; also, gentISIme
Ost 20 - '"rN''Ni'
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NOTICE

w. As committed 10 the jai! Of Ch.ste, ID county v;;
s' t.na~,y "n the Esd day If August last
Wv" cans hn'eit sam, or Sam Crs colour bia, e.. s..
inches high "'ou, SO yeas of age, with ali hi, snss
@ o GO ms i. asnd no other visibe; on wAsn
committed par OF white cotton psntaoon. a hin.
sho an Old black hat. Sam that he ben-, q, n
OF Washington county, Va Tue said Sum- or s,r, C.PY
h1 was fee man befar. Cispp tour hi him Thai ~,
a stolen rom the Eastern Shore of Maryland III, oxra.r
o ,d negro l. desired 10 prove
aesa eha nd take him away he will be r;,
according ~ law. JOHN G0onE :; ~ WIN
Oct IS SDc,Jsnot.
lNxS tRGiNiA- II KGies kek.en Il, the eli -.
the 9th day OF October, 1893 e"uIe',
me Muiuai AssuIsnse Sossty sssu., Fire on nu;,ii,
10 the State ofVmsbm, nrn.u'nSs
EiiLsneth Mkm widow of Robert MIsin a,e m,rs..
~ M Mm' hsy M kiiD, William Kim, Jo.eph M KIN J..
a., hei ~; and Elizabeth his waite, late Elizabeth nIE
,he 's'a margaret Mary, Wiliisu joseph and
Ie'"s ur ehiidren aud beirs OF Robert EpKip
LUZ Ee and Charles Lee, infant en- sud her, nm
-. lee Gee VIM aud only Of 10 I'm a.
Win , Fleet Robert H. Sample, M Nek.rvi. W;,,a.
shStnSe, me President, Directors and Comu,nv ai;i
Us sng'n.a' ihe President, prso Company Of
rue , cMm.is pNnk II Virginia, Chti.iorher b. FI,e,',
Grew nk.m, Robert Hyd. his risbt ana =, CIV
OF Nancy Brown, dee John Done, John Zee and p.s
Lynch and Ann hi. vile, ' ehI feytoo
The def. ndsc,s john lee and Robert d. Sr,,,I.
1 eheF.d 'her APPEARANCE aud given seeur,tv
ne -Ae' VI Assembly aud the rules court, and AZ "
ihs ny sairiaenIy evidence that they are mai
TUE County, ts Ordered, the ,aiL Oh
nst" on 'he met say OF the January Tenn ana
tne HhI VI IN plsh8s, aud thai cory of a.,
i9h"'n serted ~ some newspaper published IL M. y
~ MORA Tor t"o mouths sutctsvely, and pc,,.
ifoA' door oi tie eapoiin the ssj city. copy r., 'a
o,,.s WIN e. PENDEErONee
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~ eo"inr"'t, to an 'An act reduce int, .ne -
.'eisi Aeis concerning obesiors ps,ed thr e,i .hs
'sh' do HEREBY max. known to ali to whom il, 30. Oh
80 'ns' 4" appears BY ee'thrA. of tie r. heater ~ y,s
e""nyJ bearing date the Ssh October Isls ant
a, @ ~ y, 'ne land oe e os 3, inquest held o., t
os 10y 10y rs"s' ts1 s L following tracts OF land VIZ
que uasi containing S3So 40 rs S,nn 49,. y
.'o' ~, o. 's1l aers' No 5a 5000 acre., No 10 ss9o
"ef.s NO. - 5000 aere- NJ. 81 77Go acre. NJ 90
sSres, NO 81, 5000 acre., No. ~ all situate "a 11a<
on t'e waters OF Zee Pond and rySar; Cte,L, and =,
certain John James Waldo iiC s,.s, -. 1 VI wheh
''eh'asa TO the sommonw. 9th OF VI rpis '" ''s'a
oos WAL sELpEH, Reg. Land off,
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EOOR m ,YrTyCI

* Az away from the .ub.ertet about tb. Cd of O.
ID las', Negro woman named pry .he il Ill ,Sttt.
soo" 80 OF Ss year, ND, r,naI kabiv faraos
% ~ sha S'h.'a'y ns' her pipe, Il Ler neu -,
Iii, - ne P'Sk e's' "esh zee Is never without. She go
WIN ,sr seai maay clothes Of different kn.s sha i; @
hsipo'eh about hiehmoad by feIlu,
MI. John EnltIs named Peg who cls,n.
o. a"ou DIT john Sheppard, roG whom Ib,.rh. WIG,
"li give liberal Tewutd p,rsop - no Het
&c @e' OF secure het in jail 80 that get her sf het
sho,t p,wr a., * ROBERT II. SAUNDERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25

plny. consisting 81 Ell, was taken on the Pres
ideniial Election, which was unanimous for Jacs-
son. with the exception OF z ncutrals."
y, "a muster in Spot yivanii county, II present
the vote was taken--aH for Jackson, with the ex-
ception OF >; Sof whom non- iree holders and
IN other two Thinning pedia,s.
In contiguous county. gentleman was a,.lress-
Ing the CitfEens o. tn" county at the cou rtiouse
in the mos, elaborate and aniipate,. strains sgains,
Ani!rew Jackson-Just as he reached The conclu-
sion OF his hranguc, and was pausing Il monient
to prepare himself and his audience his pero.a H.
ton, an oil man, thinking probably that the Orator
was done, cried out .ipeH, H,,rai fer JachAo.s!'
The exclamation caught like wild iire--It was re-
echoed by the Assembly ia ,ealening shetland
" Hurrah for Jackson" ru, to flight the Orators
peroration.
forth IN his best manner, repeating the thrice hack
med charges agans, Jackson, and painting him a.
sort OF devil incatna,e. a. Come, come, (cried
one OF his hudiior>,l be done with those lies-we
have heard enough Of ihem--(iive Us something
new."-A Jackson Speaker rose to answer the
speech--The people cried out il was nnnec essarv,
and with this declaration, we believe, the Discus
sion onciuled.
A woRD IN SEAsoNi-The Adams address in
this City closes with an appeal 60 the People
which we beg leave 10 adopt, 1iu!atiS inuf0adis:
DE strenuous, be tliligent, be firm; engaged in
The holy cause ofliberty, devote TO it all your en-
ergies OF body and mind. Let man say, nv
single vote Will not be missed; my single exer-
lions can do good. This would betray luke
warmncss unworthy OF the cause. Every one
should act as il success depended on his indi-
vidual efforts and consile ration earthly should
prevents freeholdrr fro,u going the poll s. re-
cordng his vote against the [pledgifig dpoma,is.l
Act thus, fellow citizens and Virginia, 'the bes-
sed mother OF us ALL may yet be saved from the
deep degradation oil giving her voice for fRIr. A
dams,l if not, you win at least have the conso
'a'ion Of rejecting that yon have done Your duty"
TO THE POLLS TO THE POLLS Eel
iow-Ciizens That is all desre--to both
parties 10 measure their strength fairly with each
oiher.-We do not dread the result at all But
TO THE Polls ON MONDAY the 3rd day of
NOVEMBER
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EI!7FY DOIIADS pu,u,D,

Us on Monday the Goth instant, the oe
Mi foung (Whte Ch,uni,. y and III. Dtis,s nm d.
uhP1e head leading 10 Richmond, red Morocco Peel.
eoo dollars. The notes. 10 the hest of nv
wee One OF 100 and 50 do,,, on ,.
"a OF Tue s,stes- iour So 90 and esysn Of
.oiar'' on The Baats OF Virginia Th. money wa, COLI,
.n"h leather sir, aud tia, withia the BueL Anv
refining the same, will he hapkfuy
zoe Hsd The ,hove reward paid o,t m;
ITS CONT NJ The Pocket Book also contained n.,e
oAy stuart I" me fcr ninety doiisrs several recent.
from Juhh p Sh'H and RobsIt D. Tur fp,. hor.' =.
Drug sui" or besides other notss tins ,n.
,,,.,.;r. - HENRY EEWIS.
tt.45 No
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3. RAErp No..

=. ,..,,..t. tAkER, DENrtsr.
No krha3nG.
Oct ~ s5-rsif
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NAHRIhD. --rn 'ie "a Instant m Wrses tou..y. Geo
by lie Rey hi. yudins, Uauisi Chrhsr Y,sg OF ~
,n county 20 Miss 5arsA q cemqssH dsugbier Of ibe lat.
UuncsD q. CamPbslb Esq
DIED. the 7ih instant I'll Retreat the ,e.,d,,e.
Wm. buaft, Pcs'mastct Al CLIQUE eser Courfheu.. ~
Ae'ia smart M a3sctirnae conori, 81 pro,rs led rnI
~ 10y consumption under tshic severe sCe;on br Ca,
poI,ed BY grace divine, ana efI tins vale II tears M n
fese eayns behud s'nd hnsbsnd, 40 sTseti,nas s,te
dear 50" ~ mouths old aud relatives aud friends 10
tbsi' ioi'j bus for he's " reap everlasting gain.
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JTHEL4

W. sriN bT Crops IF rood WA,a' and take ent Fo,s
-, &c 'ordirg' !rss Rtsb.ats. fa1rtss i4fes
~ fN"C EfyEES g W4ftj nv.
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/" mime sioys from The OH Dominion srovcr,

encouraging.
80 says The ~ ntrIgcucer-5 but ,Dbopi do they
encourage The C,ni2ionisiS7 They must take
consolation. then, from their dcspair--Wbst say We
10 such sigus az tlcso9
Cap, Price'' Company. in Cumberland coun-
iy parade in Ga Ira on the 18Th, and after lhe -
eFc:ses Of Tie lay were over tho vc.o e. ths Com.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25

GencTHl HaJDisCa passed through this city yes
teIday, on his way to Sew York, where he will
embark on board the y. ). sioOp Of war Efic Tor
La G0ayr1, on his way 10 Mexlco, TO ahicir Re
public lac las been appointed by the President
and Senate, Minister pIsnipotentiary.
Phil. I. Amnrican
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NEW YQnK.

We hove been favored with the perusal of a
letter irom az .ldams man ia the city of Il. York,
under date oil 18th Oct. TO his friend in this city,
in which he says
Bo''Ihe best informed people here admit Jack.
soH wiz gctsi least p votes IN iSew To;, & many
ihH'k ~" LDaH. RGgUb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25

RTihe misrepresentation, which have appear
cd in the Ad9ms prints, concerning Hc appoint
Tnent OF tic Commissioners 10 hold tie pre.identa
Election, wili hs cossGi me Enmiifer q, Tees
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EIfSt Days Rae Opet the Tres-HiU Course.
y s"eePstate for Co!s and f.ties, 3 years old,
2 mile heats-entrance ;S500---ha.i foil,il
james NJ Sclden's b.. I. Fate
hearny, by SIR Archie, /
WIN. Al. VESTS b. c. pawnce
by Sir Archie, : drawn.
VIM. II. Johnson's >. 1. Slender,
by Sir Charles, { .
Henry NJ. Gays b. c. waxey,
By Sir Archie 8 drawn
Time--fs, heat Gin, 57s-2nd hsa, Bin. 5is.
SECGMD nN.
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The Coalitonisis say, the Jackson & re- ,giiI 5Ryn
onf.--Bn. WBEw' There is very ptlc time len
to abatc the conf'ngraiion.No,it will blaze higher
Coalition
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I 10 q, 10, -, 10, So, 10. III,
:At ERE TN NurhetS diswn In, lin Cis,s pi,rssi
. b I'm. IL. -.
Y g. sIi:Esss 8. n IIlsGTsYYRE.

~, rs above saiit' were sold at III, ohee of YATES
a. ~ n'de' i''r EsSic dl,el Ths for;un,r ders
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Richard Coulter from ite 18th district.
The above are " JdskSonHle7,.
NEW Jersey Somerset and Bergen have been
stated TO have elected Administration members of
hssemby--ihe Trenton Emporium contradicts
the assertion. The Jackson ticket has succeeded
IN Sussex by majority Of more tl1n sir hundred
The Jacksonans count upon majority of 1000 at
the Presidential Election The war is no, over in ~
Jersey-ue Jackson-men arc ON She alert, animal
cd and active
SoUrH cABoLrEA--Tlic Election Of members
o. Legislature. Congress. SC. has been contested
With spirit in ChSrloston--Wm. dayton is rec
ieetcd 10 Congress, RI. Deas State Senator. and
Nessrs. r. Cunningham, w. Aiken, RI. = Lcpare,
y. Black, y T. Simons, J. !. Ninizing James Yer.
gnson, n. \. Desaussure, J. w Toomer, a. p
NayDc jacob AS@on, = r Dunkin, VIM. Harper,
/ ~ w. pnckney, Edward Frost, aud l. y. Holmes,
by handsome majori'ies-ai firm Jackson-men and
frue. lLgThe Legislature elects tile Electors Of
President
GEoRcfA--Jn IS counties, The votes for mem
Der, OF COngreas. are a. follow Giner 1895,
Wilde 1911. Thomp-on 1864, Wayne 1921,
Haynes 1870, Foster 1882, Pumpkins 1873.
Mcrriwether OG71, Cut,her $3.50, rharton Sf07,
Brail.iord Sil7, Triplett 1000, Williamson 1859.
Seven members on.y 20 he chosen!
The Litchfield County post., 1828-02-21

At Court Of Probate hO!den ot NO,tok, ,Oithin S'
 Jor Ge District of NOrjotk, OD nte 6th Iay et EeS-
 rnary, A. D. l8.3.
 UPON the petition of DARIAS PHELPS, of said Norfolk, showing this Court that he is Guardian Of William E. Phelps, and George +. Phelps, bott of said Norfolk, minors ;-that said minors as ten- ants in common with other heirs, third part of three small peices of land situate in the town of New Haven third part of seven ofland situate in the town of Orange, and sixth part of eight situate in said Orange, in the county of New Haven,- Praying for liberty to sell the for the purposes forth in said petition.
 Ordered, that said Petition be continued to the fifth day of May next, and that notice of the pen dency thereof be given by publishing this or der in the newspaper printed in Litchfeld. three weeks successvey, at least six weeks before the said Sth day of May next that all persons interested may appear, fthey cause, before said Court that day. and be heard.
 36 MICHAEL F. MILLS, Judge.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-02-21
$l5 REWARD.

STOLEN from the subscriber's bar. on the 26th ut. leather Pocket Book, considerably woru eontaia- ing $45, in current bank notes various banks, dollar the Hartford Bank, the rest insma
 notes-a one dollar bill on .he Bank of America, in Philadelphia, marked on the back "G. Goodrich tO J. Ives, Jan. 1828, and three dollar bill on Jeffer- son County Bank, marked "- Bates to $. C."-- also, $l7 75 in notes of Jacob Barker's Exchange Bank N. Y. and about $25in couSereit notes, which had been stamped defaesd, with sundry papers of little value any person but the owner. The person suspected as the thief is young man from 20 to a years of age, small in stature, darkish eomplexions with pimples on his face-dork hair and eyes, well dressed in blue dark coloured coat, stripedyest, and dark pantaoons-ciyl and decent in his deport- men :-hs came here on Wednesday afternoon, (ashe said) from Lee, Mass. and was going to New Mari- borough, Massit is supposed that he committed the theft about 9o'cock, A. M and soon after departed
 The above reward will be given to any person who will apprehend the thief and secure him, that he may be brought justice, aud the property, or reasonable one for either. JESSE IVES.
 Hitchcock Vile, tBarkanlsded ct.i JaS. 2s 1893.