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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16
Two Hundy ed & Fifty Acres.

go Aoou fifty Of which are covered with
8f heavy gro-th of white and red oak Timber.
~ Fifteen acres are now well set in timothy.
-1Ke and about ten more in a state # preparation
to b. sown, the whole of which is meadow ian of tho
best quality; considerable portion Of the arabic land
has been improved by liberal application of manure
within few years. The improvements consist of .
Comfortable Dwelling II with three rooms and a
passage the first n or, and the same above and two
port;oes, Kitchen barn, stables and negro quarters
with other necessary houses and wei of excellent
water in the yard in which there is fixed new pump
At The same Time and place will be also % d,
the whole stock IF Mules, Cattle and Sheep, belong.
ing TO the plantation; together with Farming utensils,
set OF Blacksmihs' tools; Household and Kitchen
Furnltnr"; and double Gig. recently repaired.
Terms for the Land, Will be onc-thrd in hand the
balance IN two equal annual instruments, with deed
OF trust upon the land to their Tho
personal property, Cash will be required for all sums
no, exceeding FIVE dollars; and credit Of six mon
will be given for all sums over Eve dollars, the p,X.
chaser giving bond with approved security. ANY per.
son, DESTROYS to purchase by private bargain can have
an oppor'un! to do So any time previous to the day
OF sale. by calling nr the sub ,criber.
aug "a 2sw' 9Th Oc. WV PrAKE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16

CHLoRlDE OF LINE. 1t will b. seen that this
purify ing agent is about 10 undergo thorough
t.s, of is sfiicacv in the Navy Of he United
5 ares. In numerous cases where i GAS been
tried by Individuals, the result has been qul,e
satisfactory, and we are inclined to hink hey
will prove equally so in The experiment, now
about to be made by order of lhe Navy Dcnar,-
meat. Ball. Amer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16
CIRCULAR.
To the Officers commanding The d. 6ereni Squadrons
of United States Ships of Hiar


of United States Ships Of Har
There b, ing reason TO believe that proper
emp ovment of the new di>infec ,ious agrnt, me
Chloride OF lime. would add very mu to he
comfort, and pe,hap> tn the preser' alton Of the
h alth &c tn. crews Of tive U"ited Sta;es ships
of war, 1t is desirable hat a series Of expert
ments be forthwith Instituted to test the eff a.
cy AID usefulness Of this interesting article.
Win hi> view you are required to cause
sufficient supply Of he chloride OF lime 10 he
provided, AVID drec; the same To be d. 'ribuied
amongst the surgeons of the different ships I'M
der your command, and 10 order the 10
be applied according to the instructions here
inaf'tr given.
The su geons should, in the FIST place, be rc>
CURED 10 observe the effec's OF this article IN
removing the disagree able smells Of the Con-
fined or other paris of,hs vessel, and he length
Of lime the foul air SO corrected retains its
fre,hness and purify; and als", If any i'll odour
is substituted Cor the edispellrd, md wheth-
err any unusual degree Of dampness and hea,i.
ness Of the air succeeds the application OF the
corr-o tive; and generally to no,ioe any other,
and all tn. effects which may appear 10 result
from the experiments made OF this MATERIAL
sll Of which hey are required TO report TO the
department in heir quarterly re urns.
/, cannon be presumed 'ha' the surgeons Of
he Nsvy are uuacquain ed win tr o'dinary
methods Of applying the chloride q lime as 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16
DR1H s THIS D4Y

Virginia State Lottery.
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal COMPANY.
2lst class;
Will be drawn at Richmond, on Wednesday, 10th Sept.
90 numbers drawn ballots
Highest Prizes:
Prize of 10000 20 Prizes of 900
do, of 10000 20 do. of 500
do. of $500 40 do. of loo
I do. of 1895 &c. &c &c.
Tickets I'll halves So; quarters IS
New-York Consolidated Lottery.
Class No. IL; tor 1879;
Will be drawn in the Cit! Of New York, on Wednes.
day, 10th Sept
40 numbers drawn ballots
Highest Prizes.
l Prizeof $4,000 10 Prizes Of 81, 600
do. Of 10000 10 do. of 500
l do. of 5000 10 do. of goo
l do. of 1000 Al do. of 100
l do. of a,9os &c. &C. &c.
Tickets Sl0 halves S; Quarters so; eighths / IS.
To be had Of
!. C0RSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, alexandria.
septic
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16

d. v,.,s I >, have a propensity in
T. MS propensity for beisr cheated
VA, =. 'aloled oe' Of,heir sympathy, and
.au,r. US y, our Of their money, almosr CON,
They nave falls. Turks, false Asri,.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16

beyond al doubt
N.ry marvellous tales, and very many scan
JaIous reports are abroad, much TO the discredit
,I,be wisdom Of the SGCRgTARY OF THE Navy.
Now We go,e for the "secord section" to be
.p.Iea ir he CASE Of the propagaiors of these
,iI.iqcas ealumuie, TIE Secretary is Mlnk-
me maa,-and why should he be moles,ed in
nj, rhioking2 We vow il is ahominabe. Shall
IL mol take his case it, his char, a. Fall>taf says
Of nj, iun-tnd then what subject for con-
rsmpIs!lon does h. present, as he reclines in his
aforesaid chair with his cob pipe in his mouth
,.epiog 20 saw" iiiak Of this, and smoke TO-
N,,,o" Think fwha;?-Why, gentle reader,
". expect it puzz!eS he Secretary himself 10
he'll sometimes. Nevertheless, this Miaking is
away the Secretary has got; and now tha; n"
i, bfough from the pinry hills and sandy plains
ugN,.lh Carviira 10 superut, nj the affair, {
Tie Navy, he tanks moIe shan ever f9r il
GancC, he ~ doc5; thinks very often, what .
hcky El.aw a., 10 De seated here in niue
chair wen, ii fortune had no. favored M,
should have been making tar am 'urprnune in
North Carolina" AID So he = cretary thinks,
an t4j ks, from morning i'll night. He hold,
grave counsel with himself, generally, as 20
Whe-te ne shall cat his dinutr, bu- commonly
o,,,. -" Tvs! TO do 50, He T, gularly, every
- bis salary-thi.
thought never escapes him. He ass y.
tat to keep on me wea her guage OF
,DvH Green, for fear Of accidents Howe, er j.,
we could as easily ia'hom ell the thinking of
'0e Secretary, as We could find the bottom Of
Tue 'eA-aDd indeed, We have heard some fool
hn comparisons mentioned. of which we recol-
ec'no'hi0g, excsptlha, The Dead Sea was very
often spoken of
we have he1rda ve!y good joke in point here,
a'' u'e washington Correspondent Of the Charleston
'OU's' Tells 1t with good grace He saws
PS,uA painter, who was DESTROYS to obtain like
- ~ We MEMBERS OF the present Csbnet-perhsps
I geS' mat there viii never be such another Ca
-. ue course ct his visits for that purpose, call.
- NJ secretary BRAScH, and propuuntled his
N ue following fashion: Sir am DESTROYS
.'',in the Portraits OF the present iihstrioms Cab
g-r. nave eai'ed on the other Members, who have
',,a. 4'SSSi to my wishes. win you do me like
permit me, at your leisure, to wait upon YOU
me ~ Ipose Ct obtaining sitting The Secretary
50. To A pen and drew himself up into IN attitude
n.,r, "a. ISg'y' He turned the subject over and
a. r,,,, I"ni' examined, re-examined, and ridded
a.,,r, ..' " discover IT Il contained any occult
/ So :" whether Or not it might be scheme of the
o., party 10 obtain fac smile ofhis talented
'"S i9nls'S, or phrenoogists, to play their
So. rJ'' "' beng unable to come to any sstisfac-
y, -" ne at length solemny responded-' Sir,
, S ,~y % submit yot!r proposition to me in
,.!., aa T'a think Of H.. The portrait painter
r,. tS.@S"' aStonlshsd at the profundity which
''t head OF the Navy Department"
"e'aiy taste has fallen considerably be-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16
So,Ie and Enncv Drv Eoode
Cupartne shin

JAMES WILLIAM SCOTT have associated MIR
d WILLIAM WRIGHT with them in the DRY Goods
business ana will continue it at the same store corner
OF King and Fairfax streets, under tn firm of
SCOTT 4 WRIGHT.
A their senior partner intends remaining permanent
" in New York and Philadelphia, and will forward to
them, ever, week regular supplies of the cheapest
and most desirable Goods, they in future will be
bled to offer stronger inducements to the customers Of
the late firm, and the public generally, to deal with
them JAMES w. SCOTT,
WA. l.. SCOTT,
WM. WRIGHT.
Mr.. William Wright is authorized to col
lee, the debts due to the firm of James 4 william
scott-snd persons indebted to them earnestly re-
oueste, to make early paymentto him
-, "a JAMES l. WIN. SCOTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16

For Rent.
~EyA That elrgon Two Story Blk
jz House, with kitchen. wash and bath house,
H8 ~ stable and carriage house, AL e,egani gar.
9saessSstS& den and well Of excellent water pump
in the Centre OF the square, csiern of wash water,
and every conveniency-equaIledb few and exceeded
by Mr. James Cloud, Possession given on or before
the first of September next Apply to
aug l7--eU,f ROBr BROCKETF.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-16

J BR INCH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

crowded manufacturing popu)a ton mus, always be
Affected by the fluctuations in foreign markets
arising from causes which are beyond It's control.
II Is beyond the power of any Parliament or Com
gress TO regulate the markets of the world, and
the evil must be lef, 70 work out its own remedy.
manufacturers seem TO be- most unfortunate
race OF men. For many years back we have heard
nothing from them but complaints in this country
and In England. Mr.. Niles. the great champion
OF the tariff In this country, in his paper Of April
18th, gives the following picture Of the state OF
manufactures here, which we add rs pendant
to the representation OF their condition in Great
Britain.
Sheep and wool are much less value than
they were last yesr-wooileu goods are cheaper,
ana the manufacturers. except Of some few partic-
oiar articles. are distressed. number ofthe most
careful and skilful OF them have failec-others,
with great difficulty. hold their own, in the hope
o. future profits; but the stock Of most of the
large Incorporated companies in the eastern states
the lordly monopolists.' as the members
thereof were called, is not worth 40 cents on the
dollar" IN. Y. Z. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
Al ARSH1IJSS SALE

MARSHAL'S SALE.
\sAf virtue Of decree oil the Superior Court b,ne.
ter the h1ehmond District, pronounced the 27lh day
oil March, iS2s,in The oi moncure others
Adams, admni'rstos sad others, shall On Wednesday bs
tnrd d,y OF June next at twelve O'clock fron Of the
Eagle raSern IN the city Of Rebmsnd proceed 10 se Al
public auction TO the highest bidder Tor ready money toe
and and euenents 'peeheu III ceIiBib the
bill mentioned ftom Samuel e. Adams, to Richard Adam,
deoTse w Smith and Richsrd A. OsIIngtcu.
The following Is description Of he lands aud
specified IN the SAID ndenture:
Two lots Of land ON Richmond HILL the consints
'ix feet aud the otaer thirty three feet, on continue
ton oil zat street, 'ud the issidusIy interest Samuel q
Adams IA th'r.;; iiree feet adjoining the latte.
the int crest of Samuel G. Adams in eight acre, of lana
undivided aud purchased Of Thomas Taylor by Jas Blown
Ir Thomas T. ouldn and Samuel G.. Adams. Til, land !,
situated near the Bowling Greeu and Comprises certain LOT.
lsid OF by George Gteenhos. -
A'o Ae interest Of Samuel q. adams tho lots
IN ihe fon Of Sfaunton County of augusta on ficA are
mMs, lanyard, DC The deed &c Samuel g.. Adams 70,
ms property, from Peter K Beverly and WIFE, aud is dated
toe is day Vi April, 1906 and recorded in the
District Court he 9Th Of April Is06. The prop erty sppees
February, 1885, ny "
J. GUERRANT, NJ s. c. c. RID.
or one OF his Deputies.
may ~ s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

fgNhe Proprets Of the Providence Iron Foundry and
II Steam Cotton Manufacturing Company, of Proyid
H. IL nave, great expense prepared their for
MAKING sYsy description OF castings Il ON
ry oil the latts aud improved models hill gearing bey &
spur Mill Irons sudgeon. and boxes shafts round or
with coupling, eanns' for oil presses foi Hydro,sc
presses press screws castings for steamboats,
heating rollers iron frames aud the gearing together with
king screw, Of every kind, ell be made al short noce
aud upon the most favourable Foupderv
ITS long establishment and extensive bunes is
pstterns for all ordinary work.
The Cotton Manufacturing Company in conjunction with
the lion Foundry, have Machine Shop Of great extent
where they prepared ~ make of
and mules looms, pickers cards. dofers, drawing frame.
spsedsrs, beed aud sesed dreers
ing and tapping machine, and doubers be had at short
notIcs Any separate pieces OF castings w furnished On
request aud the company ready contract supply
the upright aud running gearing of mill Of any size
The gearing shafts and couplings aud furnish
as required, all Of the first quality and the same /,
DE put up and sci 10 complete operation.
They also prepared TO do all kinds Of Turning and
Fiug make hydrosatc presses oaende sugar nis
mill screws sud machinery Of every kind IN ordinary
also 10 cast aud finish machines from drawing. aud Pat
The company have employed superutendsps in each de-
psftmen Ut great and skill and
oder their work equal TO manufactured 10 the country
Samples Of tine esstisgs left the store If Shaw &
Fssny, Baltimore, aud with TIpleit Johnson
10 whom we refer Tor any particular nfoI ns0B.
Applications, accompanied with drawings, or necessary
descriptions be made George Holmes agent of the
Providence Iron foundry, OF the subscriber.
JOHN ii. CLARKE, Agent,
Steam Cotton Msn'g Com.
u 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

Tho ides Of co.eretpg the Cpited States into the
admission Of unfounded claims, by refusing to set
tie claims Of the paramount nature Of those of our
citizens upon France, could only have originated
lean people, and the charactar Of their govern.
ment. France must Fave presumed that the for
bearance, too long extended to her arbitrary and
unjustifable course, was not yet exhausted that
a government, which had only resorted to IN
needed remembrance against the systematized
plumber OF its citizens; TO neglected complaints on
account OF treaties violated and public law infrng
ed; and to unanswered letters asking for the lqu-
dation OF undisputed claims long after the sui cts
OF every other civilized nation, and even Of the
piratical state Of Algers, had received full indem-
nifty for similar losses would mover bs driven from
its submissive, pacific policy; but would prefer .
fruitess negotiation to an implicit assertion of its
rights.
I, must have been believed. that government
which depended upon, and was regulated by, pop
uiar sentiment, would not venture to enforce the
rights OF your Memorialists by any manifestation
OF the national power. But even the proverbial
iorbearance of a republican government may be
carried too far.
There are some injuries to which nation can.
not submit. without degradation and loss of honor
These wrongs cannot he estimated by any pecuni-
AIRY standard. They refer directly to that nation
al feeling which is the best support of the repub
lie IN great emergencies, and which has carried
the country through the war Of the revolution,
to an elevation among the powers Of the earth that
induces its citizens to claim, with pride, the pro-
lection of their national character.
Your Memoralists cannot SO far forget their
character Of petitioners, to prescribe the mea-
siires which the dignity Of the country, and the
peculiar nature of their claims, would seem to re-
quire.. Submitting themselves, however, entire
i,y to the wisdom Of the government, they may
be permitted to suggest, that experience has de-
monstrated, that nothing is to be gsined or ex-
pected from course OF ordinary negotiation An
explicit end final answer, your Memorialists are
compelled to believe, will not be obtained from
the government of France. until a minister shall
be apPsinted, whose sole and special duty it shall
be made, TO enforce the demands OF justice, that
have so long been urged in vain.
PRESERVED FISH,
ABM. OGDEN.
DAV. GARRISON.
GEO. GRISWOLD,
=. BLUNT,
LEWIS HAMERSLEY,
JAS. ]. ROOSEVELT, Jr.
PETER A. JAY,
BENZ. BAILEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
SONG-bY T. CAupRSr.r.

SONG-BY T. CAMpBELL.
When Love came first I, Earth, the Srrios
Spread rose-beds to receive hiis,
And back he vow'd hi, fight he'd winf
Tohesvsn, If abe should leave him.
nut Spring departing, ear his faith
PLEDGED 10 the neat new conner
lie revslld in the warmer breath,
And richer bowers Of Summer.
Teen sporting Autumn elsin'd bytixbl,
ar archer tor her lover,
and even IN Wiutets dark cold nights;
a charm his could discover.
Her rou,. and hsli,, and 6re,ide 10Y,
For this time we're his reasons
in short, young Loves a gallant boy,
aud likes all times and seasons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
PtOvideues, R. I. may Is
$50 REMARD-


~ ANYWAY from he subscriber living in MsekIenburs
E Va the 4h inst. Psef; he may 10 pas, bv
the OF Cook, Peter Cook Peter Punk; he h., e
queDtly been called ~ the latter, aud his father who lived
and about Petersburg for years by the former or bv
fictitious name as he hiss endeaYoured procure ee
papers from lee Of colour, who lost her husband
three years ago, who free man Of eoour
aud whom he supposed TO have had free papers from the
eumIanee Of his wishing TO buy theu obtain them bv
loan foe The purpose Of getting wrote, there are
several free Of solour in The where he
lived who write. Peter Is dark uulatto man about
thty Eve years Of eye, and about FIVE eight o. ten
aehs hsh he hs spia -csr his fee ceased 81 hrn
.Gs ggas pJ4id tses has nore Of be roman
form than usual ot slaves, ms eyes small aud very bset ne
small pair Of thin uLiskeTs when he went OF he
speaks quick, but II eogsted IS sp to ssmmer and when
he DIR bis 10 the fsee its under sly look auie
withdrawn He Of the ordinary size, broad scrs,, The
shoulders for u hi, size; he had clothes ercspt
pan Of old mixed psntsl0ons when be Of the balance
Of his clothes we're arrested from bin, and probable the
clothes he may get, will not IT him we'll Peter csn read and
perhaps write he Of good enIe, shrewd and aIu
Tie may possibly attempt 10 escape in vessel or Steamboat
the masters Of which Cautioned receive hin, IN
board The above reward will be given for The delivery Of
The said 20 in meetenbug, near Lombardy Grove.
ARMSTREAT Dawes.
may ~ s-s5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
NOTICE

LII persons having claims against the estate of Samuel
mo,ny late OF Hanover county, hereby 10
produce them IN oder, that may be made for
me payment Of all such may presented sutheo
esd' and all those indebted TO said estate are
equeed TO make as early payment possible as the
lion oil the estate can admit Of but little nduls enee.
JNO. NJ. PRICE,
VIM. o. MOSBY.
iEx'ors of Sam'I Mosby, decd.
ApriiT. Joa-,,4wEesS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

Cash for Negroes.
WISH purchase tweoty.hvs Or thirty likely Young ne
xtot men, from hAsen twenty years Of age TO work IN
The Chesterfield eoa prs this city, snf will rive for
then i'bttai prices. BEVERLEY BANnOI pE
Jsn. - ~ NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

Lsnatie Hospital, WILLIAMSBURG.
nIOfIOEis bsrsby given tbss the cell, int usltuo
IN are occupied, sndt hat pstiept will he received
sssons oithe said eellssrs vsesnti
bssyen. BY sf5sr sftbs c0urisf DiTectsts.
M'y IS 4S-0 =, HENLEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

sWr reg.. to learn BY the passengers hoard the Mobile
from TaIlehase, Of the death of Msj Ca-y NioIoia,
Mobile Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

ut Is worthy OF remark, the place being Beta
via, that two OF the trustees are masons"
albany argus.
TO tie editor oftte Argus dated Rochester, bfay4
"Sir-I have Just time 20 inform you thai our
village election has closed by republican TIL
umph, over political anti masonry. The general
ticket for treasurer, collector and constables has
succeeded by an average of about 10 votes ma
Iority. We have elected three trustees out of Eve;
and the anti-nasons succeeded in the first ward
by only votes, and in the fifth by 6.-The state
anu masonic central committee had better be
removed from this meridian, as il is not probable
the SOL will ever more yield antmasonic fruit" no
On the arrival of the great and glorious news of
seven millions of people being restored 10 the
rgh's ann privileges 81 irecm3n. and . tie BEN
ehts OF the British constitution, our amiable and
worthy Mayor Immediately made the necessary re-
quest that Christ Church bell should be rung du-
ring yesterday, and likewise ordered the old bell
which first proclaimed the independence Of these
happy United States, TO ring during tn. whole
day--Let the lovers aud friends Of evil and re-
gous liberty forget this act Of generous con-
descension on the part Of our worthy chief mags-
ate Of this great city. Phil. Sent.
Trouble IN the Eastern Fdctories-The Sa.
lem Gazette Of Friday last states, that the week
previous Tevot had taken place at the buildings
oil the Taunton Manufacturing Company, in con-
sequence OF new regulation adopted by the pro-
Prietors diminishing somewhat the wages Of their
Weayers. About sixty female WesvcTs LEFT their
employment. Three Of the Factories were in CON
sequence stopped, partially or wholly, and must
remain so, till new HANDS are employed o. tie old
ones return.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
CQah "a Aeplnl

NOTICE.
w ANTED a the Penensry seyeBtv.fve thousand Flour
W Barrel BilletI THOMAS NELSON, p. A. Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
NOI'ICE

9f virtue OF deed Of trust, executed by Scervsnt Jones
Jand wife, 10 tue subscriber orthe 81 sso1rinI %
yersi sums Of money 10 Richard r. Corbp, which deed
dnyfeeIded the County Court Of York. by virtue Of
he SAID Richard r. corbin, shall Wednesday, the 24lh
gay Of June Dek on The premises sell pubte .sle that
aoafe kot io9b consirins shout thouls'd srss
sad 9iuB ~ ustfg Houses iof the tecon-u osa ha oil
soiy Abe isnd Of excellent qusirty and well s6sptsd
The owh Of wheat and corn aud the situation unite.
TERMS good portion Of the purchase money will he
required 10 cash. Tor the residue accommodation will he
given The title bbslsved TO be objectionable bot shall
sell as trustee, aud will net wsnsntit
r. MCLANDiSH, Trustee
"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY

hlCH MOND COTTON MANDATORY.
VIloN cloths snd yarns u superior quality msnufsc.
Oued 81 TINS estsbiihment offered Tor sale wholesale
snd fst a. The PfoprieOrs' oos Ion the leading 10
oh.e koetWn ehouse) at moderate prices
They will also wish purchase quspty Of prime cotton Of
the ensuing crop preference will Re given to cotton 10 the
seed which will be received Of the Planter, most bsr
alterm,, Tor
CUNNINGHAM G. ANDERSON.
rrsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
THE WESTERN CHARTER ELECTIONS.

TIE WE.TERN CHARTER ELECTIONs.
70 the Editor ofthe .frgtIs, dated Bafapia May s.
"Dear Sir-Our charter election took place this
day. The political anti-masons made powerful
effort, but all to no effect. The republicans stood
their ground nobly, and although considerable
number of our men were absent, and the anti-ma-
sous mustered all their forces, we beat them
The following is the result:
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u copy. Teste,
ED. CHRISTIAN n
CONFECTIONERY OrrIce

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Gloucester Courthouse, March 18th
mentioned, hereby notified, that have .ppoint.d Wd
naay 'hs iIh day OF June nsx to the dutie.
day. at 10 O'clock A. NJ they des ed TO tbi,
Win me necessary documents and other testimony
ready Tor examination and settlement. A COW.
April "a 49, -