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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

VlkGIHIA; ~ superior court Of choncc,y boldsr a.,
the cap''ni IN the riiy OF Richmond, on Wedn~dev
Il. Gibson, dn. '9'"' """e''
On m"'ionoi the defendant, by counsel, aud !, ,,css,.
ng 70 Wc S!'''acuon 81 the court, that security piyen bv
VIC p.'W'" Tor prosecuting the Injunction. av1tJsJ bfn,
" ms e""'e' Is insufficient To secure The psvosn, nf 49,,
m""fy s"Ugni TO be injoined, The court doth ord. ,b",
uutss 10" pl'iniH give other security unsxceotio1sbl,.
N'''" '"'''y Gays after I've shall have been served vim q
."py "l m"orief Tor prosecuting the sold Injunction. na-
u s''nd dissolved asGn oct Ut tMs dav.
n Copy Iesie, WIN. q. rRNpLEroN. G.
80 RICHARD LtGoN, Sir, Above Is a eorv n IN
o'oeI "i court, of which { take tbfs mode Of giving yor
"o''oe' 'grce'by 10 The act ~ ;hg General Assembly OF
'"S c"nm"n"enlth NV such case nade, vuu heinz 81 uts
'm' Ies'dcn' wiiho"t The said commonwealth.
90 va q. KOBEI,r o. GIBSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

AAENTLEMEN'S Walking Pumps Of o
very superior quality, and some without hcolr
very light and handsome. Just received and for
sale by GRANNISS, SON s. BROTHERS,
July Us Corner of Main aud 18th streets.
AIDES lasting and goatskin French
Slippers straight, and right and let's, of evcrv
ska Also. American slippers OF egcTy size, Just
GRANNIS. SON g. BROTHERS.
July ic Corner Of Main and 18th Streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
NOTICE

NOTICE.
a IL persons indebted to the estate of the late Ro-
pert hewen, are requested TO settle the Same.
their claims for adjustment.
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
4on2 OF Robert Kewen, dec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

HNLORJDA WATER.-Jno ~. Blamre has lust re-.
~ ceived q farther supply Of Flo-ada Water, 60 much ADM
red for is delicate perfume. iuIy 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

Tho piices 0f Other descriptions NJ Typcg md. r-oror
%tionably tcduced.
old Type received in psymvot at Q erris per 10.
july "
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10

without relief, because there are o'her cFeo''o''
he preler, ed TO them Sir, the money you pay Tue
soders of the Revolution is not gwen to lhe winds'
nor sunk in the sea, nor lost in the country fou
will h. "a rich whether the pockets OF the Ola sol
dprs. or the vaults of the Treasury be It's rep"s'o
rv II is but returning the dew to the same surface
from which you have exhaed 1t. moreover 'ne
obligation which this bill imposes WIN oe soon eau
celled The debt will be soon pald ny 'he 4u''A
operation Of the sinking fund that bears upon Ia
fund in relation to which there can be no lhsapPi
cation nor from which there can be any diversioh-
death. Sir Twenty per cent OF your pensioners
died last year. But, the extent OF the demand IL
will create upon your Treasury do not care as 10
the extent. | assume it that we have the MEANS
and in this am not mistaken and having tne
means. shall not undertake to calculate upon lne
re,iJuu,n before resolve upon my course. ii noun
mo he left Sir. let us satisfy these claims let us
bean our national career, whether of glory or not
win honor. Bat TINS bill will open the door 10
neriury What then, Sir, is there no iaith 10 De
repused in human kind Does not this oDlectioh APP
uly to every case where fact is TO be veiiheu ny
oath Are not the soldiers Of the Revcln'lon 10 De
trusted, aud by us Will they be moiS hRe,y 10
lime their souls with perjury than otnsr Ineh' VINO
are those men The men who made Us what we are;
who have given at least some proof OF virtue. anu
what il an individual case of fraud may occur--is
that an objection 10 the passage Of The blF olr'
hope the bill will not be re-comnited ii II -, u ~
~, u S. Gaz.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10

or,e,sd that. when the Senate adjourn, they Vii
alionrn TO meet tomorrow, at IL O'Clock.
a, half mast eleven O'Clock, Andrew Jackson,
N. President elect, entered the Senate Chamber,
attended by HE Marshal Of the District, and the
Committee Of Arrangements, and look ms seat
Immediately in front Of the Secretary's desk.
The Chief Justice ct the United states and AS
sociae Judges entered soon alter ana occupied the
seats assigned for them the ront OF the Presi-
dents Chair,
The Foreign Ministers and their suites, in their
sneudid official costumes, occupied seats on the Left
of the Chair.
A large number of Ladies were present, and oc-
cuned tie seats in the OF the Senators, aud the
lobby under the Eastern gallery. The Western
gallery was reserved for Members of the House OF
Representatives.
At twelve O'Clock the Senate adj ourned, and
Drocession was formed to the Eastern portlc0 Of the
Capitol, where, in presence OF an immense con-
course of spectators, filling the portco, the steps,
and the enclosure, the President of the United
States deved his Inaugural Address, and, having
concluded it, the oath to support the Constitution
was administered to him by Chief Justice Marshall.
Statutes were fired by two companies OF Artillery
stationed in the vicinity Of the Capitol, which were
repeated at the forts, and by deachments of artil-
lery ON the pIains. When the President retired.
the procession was re- formed, and he was conduct
ed to the Presidential Mansion.
lie here received the salutations Of vast num-
beers OF persons, who came TO congratulate him up
on his induction to the Presidency.
The day was serene and mild, and every way
favourable to the wishes of those who had come
from distance to witness the ceremony of the In
ausuration. The number of persons present at the
Capitol, within, around, and in front Of it, have
been variously estimated. We suppose that it did
not fall short Of ten thnusand.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
WASHINGTON, March 4.
THE INAUGURATION.

John g. Calhoun, Vice President elect of the
United States. tonk the Chair of the Senate at ! /
O'Clock, aud the Senate was call ed to order.
The oath to support the Constitution of the Uni
led States was administered 10 the Vice President by
Mr.. Smith. Of Maryland.
The oath to support the Constitution Of the Unit
ed States was then administered to the follown.
new Senators. by the Vice President viz.
Messrs Branch, Clayton iibb, ilayne. King.
Knight. Mclean, Of Ohio. Tazewell, White, Sis
bee, Frelinshuysen, Sprasue and Livingston and
they took their seats.
On motion Of MIR Smith, Of Maryland, it wa,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
On late occasion, Mr.. McDnilie Chairman Of th

On a late occasion, Mr. McOnflie CHARM N Of the
Committee Of Ways and Means. objected To the
appropriation fur the relief of the militia who served
during the Revolutionary War, because, as he al
legged it would prevent Gen. Jackson paying oti the
nadonai debt during his administration. and because
the bill ior the relief OF these veterans would open
the door to fraud aud perjury Mr. Bates, Of Mass.
in answer addressed, the House in tie following APP
proprate, torcibe and feeling remarks:
9 too, am in favor Of paying the national debt.
lit was for this purpose this bill was rcpnrte'.l a
debt of justice, debt Of honor, debt Of gratitude
debt first contracted, debt. if paid at all, pad
/ last debt due the soldiers OF the Revolution. Sir
this is bill which requires that the heir vino has
come to an inheritance rich beyond the dreams o
avarice, should pay o the family servants OF his an
cesor--seryants who are poor. who are old. whit
are begging at his doors-seryants by whom his in
lhprtance was earned-servants who have aeUer bee,
pad. And it is proposed bv the gentleman to turf
them aside /; to pat them of, and send them ava.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

IfFpHtNc lfSp IOrf FdpcYg Of T,usIr,t1
Death Of the Honorable John Jay.-Jut =, on, name,
was going TO press, received the holy nsrspe
OF the departure from this life Of the vsperabls oJ
Gus JOHN JAY the author Of the good old ~ r.
sae formerly Chief Justice Of the United stses Ein,s,
from The United States bo England and FrsnrS All 40
sequenIy Governor Of this State died yerrdsy Al H.
seat IN Wes;Ghtste county, about eishtyfye YEAR OF
lConHmerssai Ad0trtissr.
Another Of the heroic rscs hs, named r-,r, a. -.
JUN JAY, NE companion aud friend Of WashinzIon In
e9ao9raot Of Hamilton aud Wsdion the uprirb, and learn
cd Judge, me hrm patriotic and able EoreisD Mn,sr ,b
snnghlentd Chist Magistrate, this su.6sd ssnsor tbs
oenoat aud tue Gsntlean has paid the tribute which ali
SSsdi2rd N W,shs.ls IN the year Of bis age
~ y nss oS i'I more than twenty years, any psrt
10 the pubic Affairs OF the country, mingled AZ Ill IL ~,
Dsy worlds aud hence 70 The Pre,en generation his name
"s already, even before the grave he'd place. bsyd 49,
reach Of envy Or Of accident purely historical The
T' ,a uP.n the community, with me ihoes
oeesoned ny the sudden and unexpected bereavement ~
ism' object, hut ss putting the G1sl seal and
20 aIep1aion which, whether for d,issresed puI,y On
sheutd patriotism or 'imple grandeur IL not surrssi sve
Ion ',. ~ IssVoie'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

(And Messrs. W. b. Giles, John Rutherford.
James Sempls, Chapman Johnson, and John
Wickhsm had each ono freehold vote.)
.Torfols county(at Portsmouth, --LirIeton W.
Tazsweil 1877, Mordecai Cooke 81, George Loyall
az, Joseph Prends 90. Arthur Emmerson So. Ro.
bert ID. Taylor So, Lemr Cornck 20, Richard II.
Baker q, John Cornick 7, VIM. Maxwell "a.
Norfolk county Great liberalization w.
Tszeweli IS, Robert b. Tay lor 35, Mordecai Cooke
81, Arthur Einmerson 80, Joseph Prentis IL,
Lem'l Cornick 10, John Cornick 4, John Chan
der ), George Loyal 2, Rivh'd Fl. Baker I.
So far as the election has taken place in that
District, the votes stand, for TAxswell $50, Prem
us 3ss, Taylor 233, Loyal, 1877. l.. Co,rck ls5.
Emmei son LAB, Cooke lis. Baker So, J. Cornick
3D. Kilby 80, Maxwell 6, Chandler 3.
Norfolk Borough voted yesterday.
Charles CHy-Marshail 81, Tyler 50, Nicho-
las so, Tazewell 50, Clopton l6, Robertson 2.
Present vote of the Richmond District about the
following: MashalI 1872; Tyler SOB; Clopton 459;
Nicholas 43o; Chamberlayne 276; Taze well 22s
Robertson 22l, SC. Sc.-Elizabeth City, and
Williamsburg yet to come in.
Dintciddie-Pegram 220 Goodwin 203. Broad
max i74, Drumgooie lat, Goode 81, N elson 73,
Alexander ~, Adams 26. Gholson %, Smith q,
rka
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

The counties oil Cumberland and Amelia are yet
70 be heard from.
SouthamptOn-John " Mason 1916. Jas. Trez-
want lS2, John Urquhart los, Carr Bowers l24,
Augustine Claiborne 1I9, Francis Ruifin A. Rich
ard Eppes 40, Francis E. Rives 30, Arthur Smith
ii, John Cargill 5, Joseph Mason 4, Harrison 2,
Josiah Hollemanl l.
Present aggregate vote of the Southampton Dis
trct, about as follows-Mason $50, Claiborne 1913,
IreZvant 3T4, Ursuhart 305, Eppes 270, Rves 2d0,
A. Smith ls6, Rufin 40, (Surry to vote.)
Prince Ed,card-John Randolph 25s, r. vens-
BILE PA, VIM Leigh 225, Richard Losan 222, Dr.
Rice SO, VIM. Is. Banks SO, Edward c.. Carrh.gton
%, James Bruce Is.
District Of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy an6
Morgan.
Berkeiey-Phil. c. PendIeton of Berkeley 20s;
zen. Elisha Boyd OF do. 20s; VIM. Naylor of
Hampshire lS3; VIM. Donaldson Of do I34-
Cromwell Ofrick OF Hardy 81; VIM. Seymour of
do. "a; Moses L. Hunter of Berkeley 90.
Hardy voted on Tuesday week and Hampshire
on Monday last; but we have not statement
OF the vote in either. We understand, however
that the four first named gentlemen will go to
Morgan with such majority as to render their
election perfectly secure.
[Winchester Virginian.
Faiyar-Fitzhugh 2l5, Mercer %, Monroe 20 =,
Henderson l6-Mason 3 (Four first elected in
the District.)
Wythe-John P. Mathews SOC, Henley Chap
man 437, Gordon Cioyd Alp, James p. Preston 2S2,
William Oglesby 266. James Hoge ll2.
GTThere were sos votes polled.
.dmherst-James peasants Isl. Thomas Massie
lf2, Lucas p. Thompson I4o. General William
F. Gordon 1872, David S. Garland 81, Hugh Mel
son 81, Robert Rives IA, Chiswel Dabney mot a
candidate) 4, l.. Cabeil 5 ,Archibald Bryce q John
NJ Martin ], Joseph Cabell L, (W,n. c. Rives not
voted for, having been appointed Minister to
France.)
Preston--william @. Brown 2i2, Charles 8.
Mergsn 2ls, Eug's NJ. Wilson I76, Philip Dod-
dridgo LAG, Alexander Campbell 90, John Fairfax
81, samuel Sprigg 20, Presley Martin 20, Archi.
bald MCLEAN 81, Israel Nicklin 4. Owing 10 the
inclemency of the weather on Monday the polls
were kept open three days.)
Je6erson-'fhe election for members of Conven-
ton has just closed. The annexed statement gives
the vote of the whole district, by which it will be
seen that Messrs. Cooke, Powell, Opie. & Griggs,
are elected. ee0'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
CONVENTION ELECTIONS.

On Friday, the non freeholders Of this city had
meeting IN the large Jury Room up stairs in the
New Court House, and adopted resolutions
requesting Mr.. John Robertson 10 prepare Me-
present ii to that body.
AS soon as the Polls for taking the Freeholders'
votes were opened, one of the Nom Freeholders
presented himself at the stand MD offered his vote
20 the mayor--The Mayor declined taking it, as
signing at some length his reasons for this deci.
forthwith, the Non-Freehoiders organized
a Register aud Secretaries ia another roonl--and
proceeded to give in their votes for Deputies to re-
present their interests at the Convention. The
voters on both sides accordingly proceeded to give
IN their votes, and il is remarkable that there
were TAI (quadruple) votes given by the Free
holders, which being divided by 4, make about
80 Freehold voters-and the other Register
shews the sum Of 725. which divided by makes
lsi Non-Freehold votes-onIy more Freehold
az foilowa. ' '"'S' WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

.MasoH-E. ). Duncan 129; l.. Summers 81; T.
M Whorter "a; j. Cantril 10; J. Laidley 65; w.
l.. Jackson So; Adam See 20.
m Letcis County,
The following is the vote taken at Bull Town
Tor members Of the Convention
COL Jobn Hammond 81, r S. Duncan 10, Adj
an am See To- W. l.. Jackson 1871. McWhorter 9,
L. TsvenDer Z. -
Judge of The General Courf.--We understand
that the Executive Council had board on Fridav
and appointed John +. May Esq of Petersburs
Judge OF the General Court, in the place Of Tho.
mas i. Bouldin, ESQ who h as resigned his com.
mission, in consequence Of his being elected 20
Congress.
We understand that VIM G. Rives Eco b,.
sent in TO the Executive Council his resignation Of
the office Of Visitor Of the Uuiversity-aud also
notified his resignation Of his seat in the House Of
Representatives, in consequences Of his accepting
the appointment Of Minister 10 France.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
land FOR SALE

virtue oi decree of the County Count Of King e-Quetn
eaouneet On the nth Of the present month IN tho cs.s
" W " ialvs Gre'hSm, ,bn, on the 10th of lrna
s't me hoafs OF y and ooouk tiIst day. oaer
'tee yIbiic auction, upon the premner trs.l tf land
~ acre; OF which Tua,tsi GIe,hsm died nas.
ai isnd Iits inthe County OF King SQuesn, af'out
kIs ron NE Bestand bridge, good gus,ity AM,
IA. upen II suitable aud convenient auins good sppie
S and was The deDce the lat, Lehu Gfcsp
TERMS Twelve months credit, except enough to Ray the
ash. ~ - 't''' 80
BY The Commissioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
To THE PI1RIIC

~ he ~ Bl.lC.
Mr.. Thomas T. Giles, being hurt and disgust.
ed with a continued succession of inyeuteJ tales,
most industrously put into circulation in relation
to the official conduct of his father kno yn TO him
to be utterly groundess, particularly the late false
charge that his father had thrown obstacles in the
way oil the appointment of successor to Judge
Boufdii, from unworthy motives; applied to three
OF the four members OF the Executive Council.
who were present on that occasion at the first
meeting, for their certificates in that respect,-
the fourth not being present at the time OF his loa-
king the application, ALI Of whom granted their
certificates substantially to theleame effect with
the utmost promptitude. The following IL the
note OF Dr. Cotton in reply TO Mr.. I. T. Giles YER
bal request.
RICHMOND, May %, 1929.
Lear Sr-Agreeable TO your request, wishing
me to cay whether not Governor Giles has
thrown any obstacle in the way of appointing
successor TO Judge Bouldn--I can state with
much pleasure that SO far from his having done IL,
he has not only on this but on all other occ asons
while have been associated with him, eyinced
an anxious desire To have the public business ex-
ecuted with the utmost despatch-and in every
appointment to office by this department, he has
acted with the greatest impartialiiy.
Very respectfully, your obedient serv't
SAMUEL COTTON.
THOMAS T. GILES, Esq.
Mr.. T. T. Giles being placed under the neccs.
sty OF leaving Richmond at the moment of re-
ceiving this note, and it being without the ex-
preston of the authors wishes in relation TO giving
1T publicity, although that was the object in ma
king the request, determined not topubsh it with
out permssion,-he therefore left copy with his
father, asking him to consult with DR.. Cotton up
on the subject Accordingly a note was addressed
to that gentleman, TO which the following answer
was given. II is in virtue of the permission given
therein, that this publication is now made
RICHMOND, 24lh MAY 1929.
Dear Sir-ln answer 10 your note of yesterday
evening, l have to say that my letter to Mr.
Thomas L. Giles was not intended for publi-
cation, nor hal the slightest political object or
intention in visw-the opinion therein expressed
being founded on my association with YOU in Exec
utive duties-Al.houghI feel an aversion to APP
pear in the newspapers, yet i! my opinion can be
OF any avail in removing erroneous impressions, I
have neither the right nor inclination 10 withhold
its publication.
Lam very respectfully,
Your obedient Servant, 20
SAMUEL COTTON.
HIS ExCELLENCY, VIZ. 3. GALES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
AslEIsrERs 20 LoNlQN AND PARIS.

We unassAnd, that Ministers will probasly sail sbou
the 1T Of July The iotsuii.n Of the Government .suJ
cat Ms' nsLsns and Riyss in the same ye.s The cvs-
',elison shs at Norfolk aud ordered to bss, in
ina edr,,s rs,diss. for that service.
We authorized 10 state that Archibald Brycr Jr
Gooehsnd, esndidste TO the Dis
tict lately rePrseoted by William C. Rivss of Albems
Trsety refh tis TarLswe published in our last, an CT
tract Of letter fr's Americas oBeer 6myrns ON The
i Msrehpeatny with much eonhdsnee Of the United State,
forming eonmssisi Treaty with stating tint
part 81 our squ,dr:n r"'t snyIas asr tbs saa We
have since remarked San tslsa paper Dated
.antirop'e, Mayeh 40, which ,sy,-s Mr. onsy the Moth
Oon'a at s9yrna who samsShere time ago
vita the view OF concluding commercial treaty with ths
ject."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

Pefers6Nrg-John W. Jones III, B. ". Leigh
l0a, VIM. S. Archer 81, Saml. Taylor s5, VIM. b.
Giles SO, VIM. r. johnson "A, b. T. Archer 9,
WIN. Robertson, Jr. Z, VIM. Old q, Jas. Robert.
son, jr. I, Jas. Jones 1.
PoUhatan-( Correcfed)-w Old l6I, John
W. Jones lab, Benjamin w. Leigh lO9, Vim. b.
Giles SO, Samuel Taylor SO, William S. Archer
81, Branch II. Archer 81 William X Iohnson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
To the Editors Of the Enqrysr.

RICHMOND, May %.
In your paper Of this morning giving vote Of Essex
tor to the Conysntion perceive you state thai
j. H. Upshsw received So aud j. Games votes In iucg
70 Tue political standing OF those gentlemen in that County
lnSe leave to inform and hope you will make known
your next paper that those gentlemen addressed the people on
me morning the Election and Iequss,ed that poll should
not os opened or them That the late period which they
were oionsnt before the public alone to
sge All hopes Of their elecouand vote for them in ba,
oouny would tend 10 defeat the Interior wes Of Their
"'shos SPECTATOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

NJ
EynS sn the County Of -nechgen6rtyc. sipk
teen miles from the Courthouse, miles Eop.
CI0rhesoiHe, 20 from HdIyar Courthouse, and
so from Oxford;
NiLL be kspt by the subscriber the eusuns Beacon VIZ
comfortable. f " o'i ''''O'
The medical virtue of hi, ws,sr i. 20 well Lnovp IL.
Is c.s"ed cnnees''sy ny The proprietor rere,
Puoe - 'ne CERTIFICATES below, of Dr Lewis spd Pso.
JOHN SPEED.
have been acquainted with the Buffalo Synr, for urs
Maus OF ~ years, during which time have maze
US OF he "ster' ON myself well them to
ana with decided good elect. They operste a,
sen hut efeeus spsriep at che zane time ,.ps,h.
ynen Heel no hssisoo IN recommending tbs1n -
msr aud Fall They hav. never been eriesi,,
anaiysed but such trial. be.u made .hev tbaf ,t
Son,an Neutral Salts suphar and Irop. ] can hu, ptn
were more generally Issoed TO- believing they would
'e louaa TO answer valuable purpose. n. LEWIS.
Having been requested to give opinion with regard &c,
e queute' and etecto the Buffalo .uGitrs state. ths IN
considerably diurefie; aud, my sp ramr,,
% io''ahee' Of their beneficial Elects, can recommend
Irregularities Of the stomach and in CL,on; ss,,
OF he ver and Kidneys, and all OF general d.hitv
@ 'hein 10 he an client pr.ventiva sgain.t The
au'urnna diseases incident TO this elimse.
WM. II. pATTIEEo.
In addition TO the certificate Of Dr. William H. p,f;,lo tn
me whoie oil which fully suberibe) have ny 10 ,sie
!na nave used the Ro Srnc for II or rs years
ai once or twice during The have fon
mem To- answer all the purposes dssrbsl in The c.cat. m
Wnhsm D. PItti!o After having attended many OF the
spring. among snd Ihsysna the Mountains. haze
1say the properties of the Wk,s Suiyhst SPYING fos
80 o!Ier,) han any other have ,ssd The ,lif.g-
esse rather sperent OF pnrsstiss The
anso' eut The may be sa,iy supplied hy snsn ar,yy NJ
he y.u,I % 1sicinea hsE1es ,sksn in lie morning with
be,s So dosHtiy o water have seldom never Known
opess fan 10 eute Cutsneuus dsea,es such a. y0h
~ s me kewhtn properly applied, snd teiieVs
ms. Se " 'e"eoy WM. j. PATrIELo.
-Qai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
COMMUNICATIONS

The Non'Freehodes and Freehodsrs who are in fsycr
Of the extension of the tight Of suffrage, Repeatedly re.
queeh convene at buckingham June Court for pur.
pose OF meoorisHns the Convention the subject Of ts
ssA'on Of tS right Of suffrage. and adopt what other pre-
essd'Ds' to gain their objects, may deemed advisable
Il Freebooter Of Buckingha,n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
n Miller IL I1lnn,.l

n WE'LL qusi'hed miller, capable Of dschsrgirK al The
nuues iocident TO BIS husDss', aud to ke ehsrss of
MILL eau hnds so sdysotageo situation. A gentleman n, b
eoun,ry,n dssfous 10 engage such man to attend 10 mill
aooIt twenty mhes above Richmond For further ps,eIr,
sPpy to TIE undersigned, Who authorised 10 make az co.
msy &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26
NEW rrfnII1,nr1nu

we underisnd, ths the able and tnerpng Editor ~ thu
Amssesp Farmer mt. J. s. Skinner Of BaDor % viii
publish on The iH July, the ts No. Of American Tori
Epgsvins ist s. per snuum.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

Cash offered for ssGues, Barrel Sfap1, and
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w 'oued 5avs,, and Hssdins either snys OF double
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

State oil the polls for the Convention in the Sc
aatorlai District composed of the counties of
Franklin, Henry, Patrick and Pittsylvania The
continued poll in Patrick op The third day, not as
eertained; it is believed when known, il can make