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or sale IN great variety OF numbers at 2 t-tG BB'S
aug I8 Lucky and Proinp; Paw Office.
GALE OF L4AND.-By deed in trust executed
~ TO the subscriber by John NJ Gregory the din day of
August 1921, and admitted record in the clerks
county of James City, the 9TH day Of January. 1922
certain purposes therein expressed, SHALL proceed Thurs
day. the third day of September next SELL The premises
10 the highest bidder for ready money Tract Of Land in said
county OF James City, said deed conveyed and described
containing four hundred acres, having been allotted to Dab
rcy Browne (of whom John NJ. Gregory pprchasedl
adjoining Brownies mill. This land is heavily tnbrrcd
conveniently situated navgabe water and may he
sidered as desirable to those disposed engage m the timber
trade No defect IN the title known the subscriber,
ne sells as trustee he win convey only such title as vested
him by the deed aforesaid JOHN y. CLOpTON.
August LIST, 1929. 59--tdsc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE.-so Cases
~ fine sparkling Champagne, of the genuine l. c.
Just landed from schr. Effort, for sale By
aug Is II. Ii. DREW, Art.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18
FOR RENT,

4yzA FOR RENT,
ssss@1 And possession given Immediately, if re-
IIssss43 quired, the store house, granary, &c Mt
Esszzzsssss Brandywine, King William county The
improvements are sufficiently large for moderate
size family, consisting oftwo rooms besides the store
room on the first floor, garrett rooms and cellar. II
is considered good stand for business and to a good
tenant the rent will be reasonable.
aug 7-co6t 4t MARTIN DRBWRY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

GARD gave TO Nj. Jacob Bosius j. OF RocEbTid.e
- county, Va who lived with short time, letter
winch believe him 10 have ered time was given
Facts have my knowledge of that letter
wncn made 1t necessary to recall it. Mr. Brosiu however,
refuses TO return the letter The unpleasant though necessary
alternative therefore devolvcs me- informing my friends
ana the public that do not wish my MIR B.
passport into any family, by his conduct, forfeited
my good opinion ON several points of character.
biowhsburg 18th August, l829--lt HENRY b. JONES'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

The spectators stocks, the editors who
are all military and very friendly the Turks think
them not only injured, but friendly moral and amia
BILE people, have calculated the result battle uIn the
same principle that the price of Spanish Annues
Rentes American Bonds &c. estimated aud ha dec
ed that the Russians have gained nothing fight, They
have rather ouwed the Mahometans that is nothe our
consus among Them and particularly among the Babary pow
ers, have often doue that, and yet nobody though,
amounted o so much.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

~. See list page Of Daily Paper.
MAEfHIEIOn the llth inst in Creensville country Va.
by the Rev ezekiah Lee, Reverend tgoaeE W,sHi.sroy
CHARLTON, 10 Mrs MARTHA WRiGHr.
DIED, on Monday morning, 18th after a short and
severe Illness Captain RLuBtN BURToN, of Henrco county, in
the list year of his age.
DlEDAt his residence in Chesterfield county, on Sunday
morning the 9Th inst Dr. RoBERT r. ARCHER, after and
lingering illness of several months lie has left an aeconaie
wife and FIVE children their irretrievabe oss-and
wide circle Of relatives and friends whom ne endeared
by no ordinary ties of esteeTbough departed from amongst
them he yet lives in their aeciionaa remembrance ensrined
0y INC many virtues which alorned bis useful life
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u We must remind our correspondents THAT thei
letters Will probably he OH to the General Pos
Office for inspection there, unless the postage b.
paid by them.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

~ r. Worthington, Esq. of Charlcslown Jcftr
son County, Virginia, is the authorised Agent for t
paper in that quarter OF the State.
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IO-DAY, 1T - O'CLOCK.
FEsHE drawing OF the Union Canal Lottery, Glass
n No. 9, will be received
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At court held for Stafford County, August the
10TH 1929:
The death Of Hancock EuStacc, Esq. the late pre-
siding Justice Of this court, announced from the
bar by Philip Harrison, Esq. and on his motion, the
following resolutions adopted and ordered to
be entered in the minutes of the court.
hesolred, unanimously, That the Court and Bar
or Stafford County feel deeply sensible Of the loss
which the Public has sustained in the death of Han
cock Eustace, lately the presiding Justice of this
court whose long tried, faithful and upright public
services justly merit the expression of our unfegned
gratitude.
ResoiUed, unanimously, That in respect to the
memory Of orr deceased friend and associate, we will
wear Grape on the left arm for thirty DAYS.
Icesofred That the foregoing resolutions be in
serted IN the Fredericksburg papers--vjz. the Are
ma and Herald, also the Richmond Enquirer and
Wing, AMI thcreupon the court adjourned.
Ieste. J. NJ. CONWAY, c.. G..
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90 The drawing of the Union Canal
lHass No 9, will be received THIS DAY-see Lottery I'D
yCriscuents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07

INDUSTRY OF SAXON LADIES In Mr.. Rus
sell, Tour in Germany is the following &C.
count OF he Ladies Of Saxony: Like all their
sisters of Saxony the Ladies are models OF in.
dusty; whether a, home or abb Dad, kniulhg
and needlework know no interruption. a lady
going to route, would think lite offorge ing
her FAM but could no spend hall an hour with
out her implements OF female Industry. man
would he quite pardonabie for doubling, OH en-
tering such drawing room, whe her he hsd
not s,ray-d into school f industry. A Ores
den hi, is carried so far, that even the rheatre
i, not protected against sinking wires. save
seen "a lady gra'ely lay down he' work, wipe
away :he tears which he SORROWS of Thekla in
w allenslein's death. had brought INFO her cles
and Immediately resume her kni lug.
1t would delight US exceedingly if the puoll-
Cation Of This paragraph would induce any OF
our fair readers to ego and do LIKEWISE" AS
i i, however, we fear we shall only be laughed
al, for ~. ra'uS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07
A JEW Ell OF tO>s!s ENCY.

WheH Gen. Jackson was Fl s. proposed as a
candidate for the Presidency, in let er to the
Legislature Of Tennessee he inveighed again,'
the practice of appointing members of Con
grrss TO cfF, e in ,hr fulles, 4nd most severe
terms, aid scIually recommended an amend
meut TO the Cons tuition making any member
Of Congress Ineligible TO office uuder the gen.
e al Gov, rnment, during the term for witch
he was elec,ed. and fnr Two years after His
litter is most full and explicit, and his drnuh
cations Of the practice warm and apparently
sincere. We: from the following tx 'ract from
the National Journal the country will see, with
wha consistency he supports his declarations
and exprr ss"d opinions:
The Cab,n-, Of General Jackson consists.
regularly, Of five prisons. Or those, Jour, VIZ
Mr. Ber,ien, Mr.. Branch, aud Mr. Ea on, and
Mr. lngham were members oi Gong ess wh"n
he appoined themi fjfh, viz. NJ Van Burn,
had resigned his sea- in Congsss- OILY & W
months previous to his inrod"c ion in O the
Cshinr,. goodiy portion of Gen. Jac kson' 5
o. her prominent appointments has been made
from Congress Among them are those OF
L,uis M,Lore, Will III {. RNrs, and Thomas
lP Moore, as MINISTERS 10 Great B'h,In,
+ snce and Colombia r spectiveIy; Of G orge
w Owen. 20 he Collector for the por, OF Mo-
bile Of Jr-omus Johnson, TO be appraiser o!
goods a, New Yrk, Joho G s over To be IA
Dis,ric, auo,n,y in Florida; ard john Chand,
Ter, 10 b. Collector SC FOR he District Of Port
nd aud Falmouth in Mai"e. Francis B,rlis,
who" he apnoin'ed Cole. tor, Tor he port Of
New Brdiord. had scarcely been out OF Com
press Two ye.rs when he was thus appointed
He also f. red Edward Livingston tie mission
20 France, aud t. Li'leton w. Tazweil, III"
mission 20 England. bu' exec ptance IN ei her
case VS. prevented, b-ca' Sc Nh. l.. was de
"a liter, and Mr. 7 was Sensr. The latter more
over, i, understood TO have p eferred the De
parrmeni Of Safe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07
BOSTON MAcKET-Novxnnra

FLouR-1he consumptiye demsnd has been eIten.
sive AMP nearly all the supplies which in At the
early part ofthe week. have been Of at about
lS Of dollar than las, reported prices; some
ct the principal lots vken. are $50 barrels Howard
st a, IS cssh 200 do do the same; 500 do do 30,
mo; 400 DO Baltimore " hart 50; 7UU do alexandria
maintain 81, 500 do do and Fredericksburg iowland
558s575 per Dbl. 200 do Corn Meal Is cash. this
article is scarce and in demand
GRAIN. II There has been good deal of business
done in the grain market his week, a, improved prices;
$1,000 bushels white, and 5000 do yellow fiat Corn have
been sold the dealers at So 81, and So 81 c"n's,
y, bushe!; 5000 do Northern round Io a, 81 69C;
1910 do do Oats. SO Acc; aud ZOO do Rye, Is a
&c per bu>he
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07
SHIP ~ EwS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, ID c.

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER s,
Schr Ann Maria Fennel, orlsmouth, N. II ; salt
to w Fuw!e Il Co.
Schr Decatur, Chsmpney, New York; sugar, mo-
lasses. &C. to Lindsay, Hill Co. and freight for the
District.
Steamboat Franklin, Ncvitt, Baltimore; passengers
and freight for tie District
SAILED,
Brig Garnet, Torrey. Cowcs and market.
Schr Caledonia, tkins, Newbur, port.
Schr Lady ToNpkins, Powell, New York.
Steaner Columbia, Mitchell, baltimore
Schooner Washington, Wilson, clearedat New-York
for this port Sd instant.
Schooner ocean. Rider from this port arrived at New
York. Sd instant.
Sci no,,, ptabr and Susan Baker do lo DO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07

FnoM coLoxBIa.--By the schooner Thadde.
US. from Car,hagena, at New Y",k lite Gaceta
de Car.hagena Of October h,the r gistry Ex
ranrdnario Of the 81, and Bulletins Of the 5th
and 9Th, have been received. Adyices had
been received f-om Bogots, that General Cor
doba had set up the standard Of rebellion in
An ioqur; bu' il was not supposed that he
would NEE, with success The rumour " as
.ha, he had heen only joined by fory or fly
men Of no influence or wealth. The ,ra"qulli
~ OF Bogota had TO, 5re" disturbed by the IN
,rlisencf Corrodoba had created partial
alarm among he unarmed ci'iz rs; bu' az cord
ing 10 the report made to the minis er Of
war by Col Francisco Urdanc,a, he would
BE- able with two hundred veterans 10 restore
tranquility to he province Of Ar,ioq,iA A
column of 700 was Immediately ordered to
march under Gen. Orlean; but it was supposed
that their presence would scarcely be reqaisi'e
to quell the disturbance. Thes- are he off ial
accounts, in which of course, the instruction
is treated with as much contempt as possible.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07
70 the Citizens VI AIexan1ria.

The Proprietor of the
LINE OF SLICES between
n e'iss 'y w Gha'D !" ia'"ls ."a
three Hmes Uesk Il will sve this place on Monday,
Thur stay and Saturday, at p and return on the
following days. 1t will reach Charlottesville in one
day snl half and Iy"chburg in two days and half
1t viii leave Alexandra every day at 10 A. w. reach
Barnards Mansion Hotel, sshngton, in forty minutes
which point 'Rtersects the and splendid line
which has jus, gone INTO operation, and reach Bat
more a, half after4P ". II will leave Barnard, Ho
tel on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, at IL O'Clock,
and the remaining days ct the week 90 minutes If er
p 81 and reach NewtOn's Hotel in Alexandra at 9
p. N
The line will deliver passengers if required, ar
the steamboat in baltimore
The citizens Of Alexandria advised 10 enter all
the way Baltimore. by ding their seats to Bal.
timore secured, without any attention or care in
Washington; and from Baltimore on to sshinston,
u Fare between Alexandra and Washington fifty
cen's; between Alexandria and Baltimore, 81 50.
nov 6 THE PROPRIETOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07

From presen, appearances, there is reason to
believe thai the JONI commissioners from the
state Of New Jersey and p, nnsylvsnia wi, agre
upon plan for using the waters of the Ola.
ware supply tie Delaware and Raritan Ca
nal, the Pennsyl, an,a State Canal, and TO form
water powers at Trenton
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07

Honor uirtuiis premium. Saturday, nigh,
last the venerable Elk Presidents MADISON and
MONROE attended the Richmond Theatre. On
the entrance Of 'hese pa,riarchs, the audience
with one accord, rose and greeted them with
cheers, and the house rung. for a few minutes
with the most deafning applause.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07

The last number OF The SouTHsRN REVIEW is
highly spoken Of, for its literary execution and
the general character Of its articles. Our OPT
Nor of the literary merits Of the work have
every success.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07

concession than such as is necessary for the
purpose OF harmony or concil,ation. His du-
ties as representative Of the people, will, we
are confident, be performed so as to secure the
appreciation Of his own consci fence, and, we
doub, nos, Of his constituents in general
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07

The notice OF ,he life and character Of .he
late dis inguished Judge DADE, which we
transfer into our columns this morning. is from
tie pen "f gentleman every way qoallied TO
form an estimate Of the Judges character, and
will doubtless be gra'ifyi ing 10 his numerous
friends.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07
Err 'IAL.
Prices of Produce in alexandria yesterday,

PHILADELPHIA NJ RKET NovEMERn 4.
We have to notice an improvement IN superhne
Flour since report Saturday last sales ct about
5000 barrels having been made at S. S. l23 cts the
latter s.now the market price which holders are firm
uackere have also improved. sales having been made
advance Saturdays Quotations. In other arti-
cles we know of ITO change
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07

Those who, like US, have had an o. por'unity
of-niioying the appearance Of the country at
this season Of the year, will be pleased with the
extract in this mornings Gazette, h- AIDED f" AU-
ruMSAL SCENERY" Its very beau fully writ>
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07
Cotton Yarn.

Sh have just received AN additional supply of Cot
w Ton Yayn of all NUMBER; and shall constantly
keep hand large stock of all numbers. which IS
manufactured for from superior cotton, by the best
machinery, and by master sorkmen, and we war
rant it TO be Of frgt rate quality
10 mo 90 JOSEPH J9NNEy S1 m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07
Occoauan Cotton Factory.

TIVE subscribers are receiving from their factory
i at Oecoqusn, Va regular supplies Of CO1TON
YIN, from No. 4 to No. l3. which is warranted to
be Of the very b'st quality, md will be furnished,
either at the Factory or a, their Store in AIexandrx
on accommodating terus
s 81. & 5. II. JANNEY.
T The public are respectfully requested to keep
in view the distinction between the Occoquan Yarn
and the Eastern Yarn, which is lAbeIedas though IL
were manufactured by Jas. Janneys Co.
oct l2-2aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07

The supe rseiriors Of he Indians are of'en un-
commonly wild and singular. II spPraTs hat
the Choetsws believe in the existence Of witch
Is, who upon depositine their rntrails upon a
bush or Tree, are enabled 20 do all manner Ut
mischief. The Chief, of the Nation, unable %
root out The superstition, have Jndici"usiy re
solved to ,troy il as much as possible. 10
preyen, the killing Of those persons suspected
of being witches, they have passed the follow
ing resolutions:
Council House Sept IS 1929
Wbe,essi j, has been az old custom of he
Choc,av, 20 punish persons said 10 be Wizards
mr. witches with death, without giving them
fair ,risl by any d'sin-rs sied persons: ard ma.
nv have f,llrn victims under the Influence Of
this habit :,
w do hereby Resolve, in General CouHcil OF
The North. Ea.t, and Southern Disriets That,
IN future, all persona who shall be accused vi
being a wizard or witch, shall be tric6 before
he Chiefs and Committees, or by any iour
Csp,aios; aad if they be found gully. they
shall br ~ MIS- ell a: the discretion of hr Court.
Be i, fur ,hrr r solved, That if any person
or persons shall find al any place The enrsiis
cf a wizard o. witch, the said eniraiis going
from az returning to the BODY, the said body
shall be pu, TO death al the place where II may
be discovered, aad the said body shll be cut
open by proper, person, and an examination
he made tn see whe her il has in il any entrails,
and a repor, he made If said body.
And il is hereby fus her Resolved, That 20
doctor shall have the power to pass sentence oil
.dea,h upon any person or persons that may be
aecesed. Of being wizard or witch: aud a"v
doc,or 30 ollsssling shall suffer she penalty oil
death. -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-07
piano TOTES,

ErROM the manufactures Of Chickerng, and of Bah
E cock, Boston just received by r. THOMPSO
TTtU PIANO FORJES. of mahogany, inlaid with
rose wotd octavcs, four carved legs, very sweet
tones and neat, fn he'd St"rioi.
To b. sold al mandatory prices Pianos packed to
order free OF expense, for to part ofthe
United States
Pianos constant, for sale, from 1900 TO $500
Washington nov 7 lost PISHtY THOMPS, N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12
RE .HCTIDN.

The much boasied OF r. action with which the mr.
rup'ions' pretend 10 cOnSol. Themselves anpears in
come far short Of their expectations Kentucky whers
the ihls Gator hIsso huly employed himself since
his return from Washington, has To Congress two
more Jtck'on members than there 0as last Congresr
anu OF The fourteen members OF the National Legiss.
lure from that State. th-re twelve who support the
present administration. Ohio has now about IA of
majority in her legislature favorable TO IL and before
the dreadful prescription which expected 70 over
SET tie government was Ommenced, there was ma
lorily in favor OF Adams and Clay. Pfoscripon there
iore has caused no action in Ohio; but the contrary
For IL plain that very many Of those who voted for
Mr. Adams last year have given their sanction to tho
prescription so warmly denounced by the corrupt press
Of .hp oppo.iinn The whole western states bersfore
have given their sanction honest administration
winch is so well disposed 10 carry virtuous system
OF reform, in despite OF al the hue aud cry raised
il by Gales, Watkins, Hammond, & Co
GCigciUnai ReDubJ,c,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

MtNiCo 1t Is stated, on good authority that the
sppoin'men, O. Minister Plcnpotendary from the u.
Si'es to Mexico, has been offered to or esun,hIs
townsman, Chri'opher Hughes E.q now at Brus,eIs.
and we learn that Mr. Hughes i. expected In this city
win his family, early next spring. we hope with The
intention to accept OF the appointment The rumored
appointment OF Charge d'Afirs represent the Un-
rd St@te~ at that government the departure of Mr.
Poinset, accords with the above information
Ball. E0z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12
REFOR VI.

NINcENNEs. Oct 2i.-Snce the sreform and
prescription OF The Land Offices of Illinois. il has been
discoVefed, that Mr. ~ son Of the reformed and
prescribed" victims OF Gen. Jackson's Vengeance dur.
rag HE time he held the Office of Receiver of public
moneys at Edward sville, Illinois, contrvcd TO become
TH'esferu Sim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

ne Dea0uemenf ~ The Spanish Expedition agaisf
.Heric0 "A letter received In town by friend YES
ieriay, IRON New o. leans dated l0lh October SAYS
Genera! B@radas shot himself yesterday, supposed on
account OF the disastrous result of his expedition against
Mexico" The City, New Orleans) was returning 10 .
more heaiihui stale, and the citizens rapidly returning
10 their homes.
The following paragraph renders the correctness Of
the proceeding statement ra her que stion able
The Rev Orleans Bee, OF the l3h inst. states that
Cen aradas was shortly 10 leave that po with suH-
c'nt number Of transports 10 carry his troop. TO Ha-
Vana. rRoU D.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

NORFOLK, Nov 6.-Aniong the passengers In the
o'eAn-hoi Poolnac arrived yeste rday from Washing
ton, were Hon Martin Van Buren,, Secretary of State
and son, and H. +. Baron Huygens Minister PIenipo-
'enii"ry from the Netherlands TO the u 5. Beacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12
~ LIZ "
n y. SlAlIt
JOURARD
GIRARD,
ROSTEL.
SERRrxANDrEaE. General Sscyeia,
FOR TIE RICHuoND Eve UIRER.

-. hICHdoND, ('d) NOV. Jh, lS2o
hessrs Editors In looking over The Washington
Telegraph OF the inst, discovered error, copi-
ed from the Savannah Republican, in relation TO the
gentleman who IL TO fill the vacancy oceasioned by
the deceasa OF Our lancn;ed Governor OF Lousiin
until successor Is duly elected and qualiGed.-Tnis
gentleman il named .HrHG,M BeduUdis and rot Benru
rs. He il native OF Louisiana, from IS to 80 years
oil age,-owns and cultivaes plantation at Point Cou-
pee, the place Of his birth, worth the sun re-
4nsle Tor quaiihcation,' allied by marriage Of
Ofiedns)-has been member OF the Legislature for
many yeArs,-and is elected according The Cousiu.
uon OF That state, TO serve four yeirs in tie Senate
consequently, lac u ~ every way qualified to perform
the duties devolye1 on bin; aud cannot imsg jue,
what excitement can exist in New Orleans the sub
ject unless be by facou party who always take
pains 10 spread abroad reports, without any foun1aon
u ~ also deemed necessary, Tor the public good 10
stop mi.rep alton At home abroad, particularly
when our highly estimated national papprs are led in
To IL. A RESI- DENT OF LOUISIANA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

NEw-YoRE. The EirrIIon. ~. .,to- o ~ ~,
mo-, 'r'"nrh'n' asnnrr ma ~ pr sent alnni.r:ion
VI an ihe Sia'c Senators iha, iv. lust been elected
poOauIY scarcely one. n one, win be rsurned Oh ,l,s
SIDE at ne OpHO1tOa- AID Il ~ tbe m ,b,rs of IN,
oher HSuSe scarcely h"~en perhaps Of .l,e tniiJ.ck
shlan- are successiuiArd this bat the Orposion
can action In Maryland. in Ohio. in ~ jersey,
IN n Ems'anl, aud y. lo:k, the action il 20.
ing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12
no JJiE EDJyORS an nm rNoUIRER.

.Ms'Is Edfyrs:- Observing IN your paper OF the
81 inst that CiiLen OF the MOI thern Neck has warm
w recommended to the notice of our nest Legislature
Joseph w. Chinn, + q. as successor to the lainened
Judge D@le avail myself Of The like medium TO sub
init, TO The consideration OF hat body, the very hgl,
pretersions OF John Tay Toe LonSx. Esq.-Mr L. mus,
be extensively kn0wn Of The fret order OF la
'nis and peculiarly fitted by education, habits and
great experience for The bench. His manners are dig
nihed, bland and conciliding--snl without wishing e
dparags the high and deserved encomium we'd OF
MI by his citizen renJ, cannot hesitate TO believ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

tst MIR possesses marked advantage in are cxn.r,
hve-mf' Lomax presiien. OF the university OF Viz
should ;he appointment be- Civ. him. and n,
,osa''on would, OF course. b, hansfs rred 10
we on 1uu,e'si ctcuits where he owns beau i,uI farm
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