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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-03

4 NRAND SOLAR MICROSCOPE.-The public
Y q are respectfully informed, the Proprietor of the
Microscope, has obtained very eligible the Ma
scum in this city, Qormcrly occupied the stau,ary
Room) and which is now fitted up for the purpose OF
astonishing instrument. The will he open for vi
sitors from 8, A. NJ. 10 ), p. NJ. cUcy fair day.
This surprising instrument discovers view the
minute bodies in the animal, vegetable and mineral parts
OF creation, magnifyng them than 5000 900 times
The apparent dust on figs cheese, which living ami
macula is scarcely perccfbe TO the naked eye mag
niiied 10 the size of from feet and in
actual motion, fighting and con!endng in the spirit
cd manner. Many other objects prepared and will
be exhibited The interesting process of CYrystGiiza-
t0n il shown in respondent and magnificent CO.
lourslt needs but 10 be be admired il be-
ing impossible TO give adequate description of its
briiliancy ~ Admittance so cts, children half price
NOv. D. 5S-u
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"a being DESTROYS TO close his administration of The
estate OF Evan RIDE, decd requests all persons having
claims against said estate 10 bring them forward proper
yauhencated by the LIST day Of January newt for set
cmont As thisnoce viii be pleaded in bar of oII sb
as arc produced Jpcntly % that time persons in
do5ied are required to make Immediate payment
y. i. DABNEY, adfn'Or.
VI %1' Ov-wllw' of Evan Rice, deed
SIOIiCE.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust Of record in
y The Office of the County Court Of New Kent from
IN H. Burch TO the subscriber as trustee for Eliza
Pumlrey and Dandrlge W. Clarke will be sold, ~ the
muSs OF sad Burch, for cash, Wednesday the 2ud
day OF December next, all the said Bnrcb's ho,,sc
bold aug Kitchen lurnurc crop Of corn fodder &c and
one sa1dIc' no. NJ CRUMP
90" ~. 4j-wgws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-03

EpANDOLPtpS REPORTS, vol. 9th, of cases AR
!. q gued and determined IN the Court of Appeals OF
Virgina-just published
Complete Sets of the Va. Reports
Journals si the Conventions of 1876 and 1888
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates OF
Virginia. from l776 to 1890 inclusive
Hening's Statutes at Large and
The New Maps of Virginia
All appropriated 10 increase the Public Library fte
State, may be had of the SUBSCRIBER at the Capitol,
the city of Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
VIM. III. RICHARDSON,
oc,s lift Clerk of the Council and Librarian
HNEALaLE EDUC.fTIO.E-.,Fss Elisabeth Ba-
q con grateful for the patronage Of generous pub
lie, tenders her services at Laurel edio,c, the resi-
de'ce Of he subscriber, in Chesterfield County, about
fire miles from Manchester The branches Of Tuition
are spelling, reading ,criting, arithmetic, grammar
and geography, ,cith the Of the globes The term,
are, 2oPer scholar for tuition, aud 75 for board, each
oodrderJmnishing her oton bed, &c. She ,cW com
mence on The St Of January merit, and ,ciH gre ia
cation Of fire 'ceeks in Simmer. Payment to be made
haf yearly. SHyNUEL PaTTESON
". b. Strict attention triH be paid to young La
dies morality. Oct. IL, l6-T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-03

hTDUCATlON.-Thc Subscribers school. for 1I,, la
IA structon Of boys under IL years of age will be
open on the 10Th. Of January, 1880
Teri0s,-For the usual Classical course Of in
sruction, and Reading, Grammar, Writing Ariib.
mctic, Goography and Mathematics, for two scs.
sons OF five months each, $25 90
fOr board (tho pupils finding bedding and tow
elD for the sessions IS 90
III tho subscriber furnish these articles % 90
CARTER BERKELEY
Edge Wood, Hanover oct. g. 44-2awt1stJan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-03

EAJ ORBORNE Il. SUTTON, sole Proprietor oi the
Z Bowling Green Tavern, Caroline Couuty) has Tor
borne iron asking portion OF the public patronage
ruuse OF the uncomfortable condition OF the establishments
lie mas, iJT nearly two years been actively engaged 10
repairing and altering ths construction OF his house
during which time he has made many changes all OF
which, he hopes calculated add the CON orl
and quiet oil the travellers. He begs leave to say l.,
the pric that he has broken up that nest of rabbi.
which so frequently annoyed the hous~: and now,
even on Court days, The traveller may 20 to rest ith.
out The fear OF disturbance. He has also provided two
private houses apart from the Tavern Tor the use OF
families Travelling neatly and comfortably arranged
lie pledges himself To- the public 10 every xcrtion
to render fair equivalent 10 all who may favcr him
with their company.
Bowling Green, Sept 25. In--:f
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" IhVIN h--AI rIes iaken III iht t'erk', Office OF
Prince Edward county court, the 9th day OF Oct
George Dungans and Sally G. his wife, formerly sal!
" G.. Owen, PhH;
against
Nathan Fowlkes. a'm'or Of George Owen, dec Tho-
Scott, Wilson y. W. Mann, and Elizabeth A. his wife
49, Deflts.
The defendants Mann, and wits, not having entered
hcir appearance, aud given security according 10 an
act Of the General Assembly aud the rules of t,s court
andN appearing That they inhabitants Of this
State On &c motion OF The plinifFS by III er Avor-
ney, Il ordered, That the said defcndan Mann and
wife do rppear hare the first day Of January court
next, ard answer the pAnif'' bill. and That cory OF
his crler be forthwith inserted in one OF the pub
NC ne "sraper-, printed IN The city o Richmond, Tor TIVE
months successfully, AM also posted at the from toor
The Courthouse OF This county. Te.tc,
Is. j. WORSIIAM, c. c.
Oct ~ hluSns
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.Nor. 5.

aTDUCNriON.-hTrs. Elizabeth c. aylor will open
II her School for the instruction of girls unde III
years. OF age, mt EgeWos in the county of Hanover
Oh The 18th of January, 1880. Her Terms will he
For teaching reading, writing, grammar, arithme-
tic, and Geography, Tor two sessions OF five
montis each $50 co
french and Drawing 90
Dr. Berkeley will board the pupils for eighty dollars
VINO must lind their bedding and towels, for eighty
five dollars if he furnishes these articles
Oct. g. 43-2awtf ELIZABETH c. TAYLOR
"a OTICE-The Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the 81 section of
the act concerning the Armory hereto exet'.A md
be further enacted, that the Executive be authorised
and required to ascertain upon what the qnory
buildings and Lind attached thereto, can be sold ex
changed or leased for term Of years. and communicate
10 the next General Assembly the result of their enqu
ry." BY order of the Executive
VIM. III. RiCI iARDSON G. c.
Executive Department,
18th March, 1929. : March H. IOI-tf
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E OVER SECTION OF THE JAMES RIVER
"a CANAL-.NO7ICE All pe,sons Interested,
aic hereby toncd, tia; ID. l. Bradley, Lock cpcr,
at M"de"'s Adventure, is authorised and enpow red,
to demand and receive, hehalf, the of
The President and Directors OF the James River Com
pany, tar Tolls payable by Law all articles receiv.
ed by, or delivered from, haeauX other vessels
iga*g That part of the Canal aud River belwcr
Locks, at the lower aCh, and the Locks Maiden,
AdNs nt"re aud passing and repassng hIoug, the last
me ulioued Locks.
by order Of the President and Directors of the James
River Company. J. BROWN, JR. 81 huditor
ISpv. 70. G5-l2t
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TGNWES1E DOLLARS REWARD.-I will give
"A twenty dollars for the experimenting aud delivery
to me in Petersburg, of my Moses, who went OIL
on the 9th nst-He is about twcniy-tree four years
old, 0 feet inches high, dark skinned but very
black, rather stout made and bow-legged, slow in his
movements and OF not sprghtly countcnance--took
with him stock of very good clothes, amongst those
now recollccicd wers blue cloth close coat and blue
cashmere pantaloons gray cassncit and panta
LOOMS fur hat good deal worn, boots and shoes The
only information have bccp able 10 get Of him, is that
he was seen in fishing boat which trades TO this
ket, on the night of Sunday the l+,h ns going down
James River and she originally from Charles City
County, very probably is now i'll the neghbourhood
oil Weynokc, Doctor John Minges place, OF MIR.
William III. hinges where most of his relations live
Petersburg, June 30. 16-lmu HUGH NELSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-03

~ PURSUANCE OF Deed OF Iruh, made In us by
"a HE late Peyton Randolph, Of the City of Richmond
dated aud of record in NJ Count, Cn,,r. y
IhesterheId, TO secure certain Of money due 70
- L. Meade; we shs!l proceed TO sil Tor cash ~ tl,s
Plantation called Wintcrpock in the said county Of Chez
lerhrIi all The stock Of ii0rses, Cattle Hogs and
sheep, together with all tte plantation uepss Of v
cry description on the SANE Sale 10 take place on Sat
uri1y the 9th oil December, 1929
UODIJAH MEADE,
WILLIAM OLD.
AZ Tie same time and place, shall sell 10 The high.
est bidder, negro women and Oil tneo, and shall
rent out Tie plantation TO The highest bidder for one
year. H0DIJAH MEADE.
administration IF Peyfon Randoloh.
NOV W. bS-tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
POLITICAL ITEMS.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT

AffolN fssA'i y ~ h'''s
The Washington papen announce The follow
ing appointment
Charles Rhind. 81 New York. 10 he Consul
n the unhei States for tie pofi Oi Odessa on
the Black Sea. ~ Russia.
John Ward. OF Missouri. 10 be Consul Of the
United states for the port Of Chihuahua, N
MEXICO,
Iohn ). Mrroken. Of PennsYlyania. 10 be
Consul Of rhe United States for the Island
Of Martinique, IN place Of silas Mhrcan, re-
signed
WIN. Shaler Of Massachusetts, 10 be Consul
ofthe u S. for thu port OF Havana, IN the Is
land oi Cuba IN place of Ihos. NJ. Rodney, re-
moved
Sidney Mason, ofVirsinia, 10 he Consul of
the =. States for the port 81 81. Johns. ~ the
Island Of Porto Rico. in place of Robert JAG
qucs, removed
WIN stirling. - be Consul Of The u 8. for
the port Of Barcelona. IN Spain, IN the place OF
Charles douglass removed.
William s. Hamilton, OF Lousiana, 10 be
Surveyor NJ Public Lands in South fennes-
~. ia place Of smes 4. fnrner. removed
VIM Troosi Simrns 10 be Consul OF the
United States Tor WesphnlIa aud the Pru'.
sian Provinces OF the Rhine 10 reside NJ ii
berield. IN place OF john Godfrey Boxer, re-
signed
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pal entrance OF that edi6er, they found posted
q man ~ho announced thai the use Of the Hall
had been denied TO Miss WI N, aud that she
would. 81 the hour proposed, deliver Lecture
NJ the Military Hall IN Library street.
ThiIher we directed our steps, aud found The
Hal crew ded, and The stree al acrop tor n
bout ,ssoty yard. nearly imphssabis from ,he
crowd Of men AID women "a hi,h filled u, There
were comparatively but few ~omen. About -
quarter before d O'Clock, a carriage entered
Library street from ffth. and drove directly
opposite 10, and within about four yards OF, the
en1rAace 81 the hhitafy Hall.
Inc loser ssshes OF the windows OF the long
roam. ~aich is one story high, ha1 been taken
out aud they were crowded with people. The
carriage remained few minutes, aud u APP
posred 20 u that ciiuris made 10 enable
the pcfsons IN the carriage 90 ct into the Han
The pressure OF The crowd however vas SAID
10 be too great The light Of thu moon obsenr'
80 by clouds, nj this time shonr but iainily'
There was as little noise a. could reasonably
he expected IN snehA crowd. II appeared To
m that th'rr WIS every Opposition ia The peo-
ple TO make way. aud those ~ the carriage
without much struggle or Inconvenience coulh
have passed 10 the duor, and gained tue ifah
u was therefore with some snrprs' That "e
saw about - thirds ofa female figure proirnde
The SIDE most distant from the Hall, but where
che greater portion of the people were. and pre-
scntiy our ears recognized the clear and distinct
voirc of NJ $ Wight. silence ~as command.
I'd and obtained, and sho thus addressed tho
crowd
In obedience 10 ihe " ishcs Of the people, !
an here, according 10 my promise, 10 deliver
lecture on lhr, lights aud duties IL appears
20 the impossible 10 gain entrance m the Han
or tn deliver any lecture to.nighi, esc"pt ~ The
open air, to This my lungs are uoeqnai AMI ]
must decline IT. expect the people vii pro-
cure \ room ~ the course al the week IN which
may lecture. From the difficulty experienced
by the people ia procuring room on THIS oces'
sion, would draw this moral which hope
will sink deep into ihru miuds--i' ! absolutely
necessary that the people should havr Hal of
lhe'r owa. fpf the use OF PnblG Lecturers, irom
which they could MOI he excluded either by the
CIeisy az The ArlstoCtacy.
Shr now withdrew into The carriage, some
cheers AMI huzIss were put torlh, he carrl1ge
drove of, tie crowd dispersed, and thus quietly
endrd az affair Which bsh excited fears IN the
hos ams OF many who are neither Of the Clergy
nor Arrslocraey.'
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ref. made before the depredatgrs wer, isiodS
ed
The No~nrk Eagle saws. the report that sew
eral af The parfI-s were KILLED. IS unlounded.
The rnilns Of Amboy sers out, aud fired upon
them. bur heir shot did GOT 1aifs SO lar as TO do
s1ecaionf
A letter informs thai the grand jury Of Md
dlesu. have adjourned to oeat week. IN oonse.
oueacs ofth,s ARRAY --~henIi Is TO be hoped
the dcpredstors may be brought to justice
~ 5 Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

Extract Of letter to the u. S. Gazette.
dated i" Ua,. ingtOu. Stpi 70 1870
A grra: effort IS about TO be made 10 Justly
tho removal Of MIR. Miles King, OF Norfolk the
late navy agent of that port, on the ground
that he lsa deiaulter, Il Is whispered abroad
that an individual has been heard 10 declare
that II hnese can make HIM deiaulter, he wall
be reported and treated as such There are
always in this city, anumbrr oftaverp loungers
hangers IN, in search of Offices and for the
sax" OF attaining them. ready TO do the bid.
ding OF every man IN office, who is SUSPECTED
81 having any influence Some of these men
have received their CUE. and are striling tl.s
greedy ear OF curiosity with rumors of large
| sums which have been discovered, unacroun.
ted FOR Hnd OF still larger amounts which are
| yet 10 be discovered. There is however rood
reason Tor the expectation thai all these in.
furious reports would turn out to he mere
moonsh'ne, aud that Mr.. King will come out
perfectly clear IN spite of all the ingenuity
which may be taskrd To make il appear other
WISE understand that Commodore Warning.
ton, who is a brother IN law OF Mr. King and
according IN rnnor, one of his securities is per
tecily undlsIubed by the living statements
which are abroad.
Our city has been very much agtated for
some days past on the subject of a dispute be-
tween a minister of one Of our churches c..
al Jackson and Major Eaton. The n,;n;,,.r !.
said to have de liveled very pla,n ser,n, -
the presence of General Jackson. who haa
been one ofhis congregation. In his d;,co,,.a
| am told that he drew the portra,,s aC ~
and had President. II was unm.cn.",t so' W
write under the sketches, the name 'c -, 10 W
originals No one could mistake ,ha, ,ha ,
President was a picture of the r, Paw. sDoo
Adams and as little was = noss;l,l. - ''u'u
fixing General jackson as The oris;nal e ar,' y"
other porIrai, rho etr,o, ar s'""' o'tue
was to produce an active .nmIv asa;o. u" -
minister which was greatly incrsssn5 Nv.
some ohscrvntion which the latter, in tho a.; '
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poor vagrant was taken up on the Bat.
'err, and comilted ~ Bridwcll. who was pos
sesssd of no more OF tina worlds good, than
IA faithful alcelionate dog. The dog followed
10 the doc, oil the prison. aud finding himself
Jfbarrcd, renamed about The gait, looking up
mos pHeopsly NJ the walls imploring Ambulance,
Time and hunger produced M change in his
stachment, three days having found hun r,vct
ted 10 the SPOT. aud spnrnine every temptation
10 reHounoe his allegiance. Al last the unmer
eiinl eve OF the officer appointed To entorce
our municipal regulations tel upon poor
Tray aud he was e.ired of 10 be buIchrrcd
Tor having presumed 10 adhere 10 hls master
with regard that knew no difference between
prosperity and adversely.
y l. Journal Of Commerce.
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ATTENTION JUNIORS

" ME Lynchbn'g Junior Volunteers, ar,
- commanded to parade in front OF Black
lot, On the hill, in full uniform on Saturday
10th inst at3 O'Clock. p. NJ.
BY order Of he Captain
SAML. I. BRANSFORD, 0. S.
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Prom TIC Chnrleston Courier.

From the ChnricSfon Courier.
Ihrne occurrences of rather an extraordinary
nature, have taken place in Thu, city within a
few days pnst-thcy are rs follows
III ftt brd uSiaucC-a Young mau residing IN
the conner 81 Queen & Church.sueets, return
IN! home during the storm on Sunday NJ h, last
and finding the doors of the house. closed & I'M
willing IL disturb the family, attempted 10 scale
the wall n the lower end of the lot, Joining the
iron rall,ug at the corner oflhe Old church Yard
alter mounting the rai.Ing. he took hold of
tie ball Which surmoun,s The brick pillar at
the conner, which giving way with him, he was
preclpIiaied UPON the snarp points Of III. ralI.
mg, on" ot winch penetrated his arm TO the
Done, near the aihpit, aud he was thus suspen.
ded unIl by repeated efforts WIN his other arm
he WAS enabled 10 raise himself so fan as 10 ...
tr'caie himself rom the iron pike, and then fel II
exhausted upon the ground. In this situation.
he was found some time alter, living upon the
SIDE pavement, from whence he was conveyed
20 neighbormg public house, which happensd
10 be stu open, and medical assistance mime.
hiately ohIaIHed; but WE understand he still con.
uuues IN n Suffering state.
Inc second ulSidnce-was that OF gentleman
residing Ia the rear OF 81. Andrews Hail. Broad
stree,-who getting up ia lis sleep, precprta.
ted himself out of the window of the chamber
IN (the second story) IN which he lodoeJ. and
falling upon the hard pavement in the ward
broke his thigh bone, NEAR the body. and was
otherwise 50 mach bruised as 10 repder hi,
recovery extremely doubtful
The third cdSe-was that Of a Young spule
man, clerk IN dry goods store. in Kine.strp.t
who slept in the ,hrd story OF his boarding
houss--getting up in his sleep, he was uncon
sciously letting himself down from the window
when he proyidenlially awoke aud found him
self hanging by his hands from the window s,l
fortunately lie had sufficient presence o
mind TO realise the danger ofh's situation. anc
by powerful exeriion was enabled 10 recoye,
and regain his chamber in safety
Var and Osirneism.-The ovs,ermcn n
New York and Saien Island, have assembled :,
ihe number of four or five hundred. srmer
themselves with guns, equipped feet of on,
hundred boats and IN de a descent upon IN,
oyster beds of New Jersey, carrying away, Al
one fell s@oop, quantity of that crustaceou,
excelency, amounting to $4,000 The sheriff
of Middesex county, N J assembled the moss,
eomiiaius. consisting. we suppose, Of both
sexes Of The county, With Vi W of protecting
the sovereignty Of the State and the righi OF
the citizens, and some discharges of musketry
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RnnaIo. Sop 8.

bbV bOs ~ ~ o
NIAGARA FALLS.-Mailris are In tain
by n company OF gentlemen III Canada aud
IN TIN town, inr a singular aud complicated
rshlbuioo nj the Fails, on the SIXTH OF October,
The following pafnculars oi which have been
FURNISHED ~ by gentlemen concerned.
There exists u assure ~ thr rick nj the very
brink II he Fail, ol one hundred feet IN drpth,
md nhool ten inches IN width n Top. THIS IS
Z" be charged With poSdet, aud the explosion
~ expected 10 dsengage mas oi Ten millions
oitons ptiGht whlch will thus be hurled ~ the
~. yswnug abyss below 10 succeed tuIs
earthquake, leap from Goat Island. bv MIR
samuel Patch has been hcspOkrn, Mr.. Patch,
30 famed Tor his daring leaps al Pdhalck FallS,
Nes.Jefsoy aud elsewhere has beon written 10
and an offer made him which he will doubtless
accept. 10 Lessen the chances Of dNappoint.
mcni, however, in case this leap shond not be
made, the Schooner superior, which has been
purchased lor the purpose, will DO committed
10 the stream. TO follow the fate of her prcdr-
rcssor. the 3" Michigan" As this vessel though
nearly as large rs the Michigan" does not
dre" so much water, by several feet, there is
LITTLE doubt that she VIII under ihn direction of
Cnpl. Nei5'oon. Of Chippewa, WHO assisted in
cnnducilnr her prcdoceS'or, reach the brink Of
the fall uninjnred--in which onse her descent
would he most splendid and imposing
j0urndi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

u Returns from 20 towns in Vermont, give
the following as the Stale of the polls for Coz
ernor: Crafts (Anti Jackson) 1925, Allen (An''
Masonic) 2464, Doc title fJack .on) 1901 The
Jacksonans made an admirable selection Of
name for he did do lille enough, in all con-
science, among the Green Mountain boys.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

The Reform Complete. John Cats has
bccn appointed Postmaster M Dover, (Del, } IN
The place ni Mr.. Schre remOped. This, saws a
writer IN the Jpurnnl, Is thn last OF the Mo
hcans. The State of Delaware has nuw
been punished 10 the extent OF President Jack
sou power. Tor having dared To opposed his
election. MOI Postmaster remains ~ office
IN that state, who Hvoscd n preference for
another candidate, over Gen Jackson. All
have felt tho vengef"l power of the Hero. o
what glorloa, reform what magnanimity !
Two Post Offices in the State are without in
cnmhenIa. The President has been mo G
prompt 10 pnnl,h his opponent. than t. re-
ward his supporters Dr. Care, the Postmaster
at Br iepoit was punished but the he ote sple, :
ted 10 fill his place, was unable TO obtain secure
~, II after many in ileciual attempts. TO do this
NJ last joined the inhabitants n petition for the
renppo'ntmcnt of DIR. Carey A comm sion
accordi0gl, came on for the DR.. who, hav.
RH,MGu, lqrnGd, aPhit,Tht! onice fpaf,le lqaiG.
The Post Office al Daggsborough is also Va
cant, owing 10 the incomprtcnry of the per
son apPolned-This is a sample OF Jackson
and REFORM Docs IT not work admirabl, ?
Bait. Pat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

u Mr. Clay lately delivered Speech at
dinner gwen TO him at Mountsterling (Ken)
which was grossly carcatured by the Jackson
ing the rounds of the government presses, Al
though they are aware tina, Mr.. Clay him'et
has denied that he uttered one sentiment there.
IN ascrbed 10 him This is what Richie aud
Duff call deceucy."
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TO TIL e LADIE ,
f.. Is AkER,

DENTIST,
N7ERY respectfully acquaints the public that
hr viii stay in Lynchburg only few
days. Those wishing his professional services
will please TO apply. without delay, at No. IL
Franklin Hotel.
Sept. Il fits
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Washington Sept lb-Dr, JosEru MrcrLiH.
Sub. NgenI NJ the Colony OF Liberia. MA VISA
Of the Society, Colonial Agent, To ill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of the lancn.
Ted DR.. RANDALL.