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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-15

.1LABHyl.d $50
The following is the result Of the electoral .yots
in this state. For the Jackson Ticket, IL, S84: ics
the Adams Ticket 1884.
1T"A Jael,on % sAs School Of 'ss' will sppess
our next
MARRIED. i on Thursday evening ,s., hy The Rrv NJ
HyieLd, Hon. JOHN H. Eaton, Of the u. g. Senate, MS
Margaret Tinbsytaks, widow Of the late j. Tnherks ~
the u. 5. Navy. iBait. Req
. -, on "Wednesday the TN inst at Soosvais, Pow
hsos eoat house, by the Rev r g. Lowry Mr. Coils Bass
TO MAJ JIdnh Ann, sds daughter Of Aaron Cardoro Es
all VI that place.
-, on the ssre evening by thu came, mr. Joh~ 4
Dess 10 s Ei.e Sai!ey, daughter 81 John dec. o.;
of Powhstsp.
-, n wedne,day the oath peesu.her r.s by ths
Rev. Daniel Witt Mr.. JOAN Reed Ma. Franes Am Se1s.
both Of Pr. Edward.
pIED,l-ip Brunswick, Va the 9TH inst. the s2nd
yssr OF her MIS- MGyfaa c. Ite,, of Dsrwe
o. W'ike', Mrs W. accomplished lsdysf elegant
p,snnsfs- cultivated mind snd most asshls dpositiob
Her qushc Of MUD, sdSsd
made her indeed lovely and her bubap sister,
Their and large circle OF devoted friends, will long
the early removal OF who seemed
happiness although they feel confident that vh
tue Saviour whom abe trusted and eed in Psrsds
Communicated.
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WOTYCE.

yt4 VrUe o. deed OF trust executed 70 the suh,rs b.
- SAmuei Sieser heanx date the fph dsy 81 Hsve,,,
shd GUY sdmred 70 record ~ the clerk, ihs
Y"hy e'oit OF Cumberland, sbs tor the pufpc.e
~ "stu thoned a. the froot door Of Mrs rohn.on t.
su 10 We town on Csriersyiis Cubetlssd county,
Jay OF February uezt,se pubic auction 20 lip
~ lcer Tor cash, certain tact Of land deed
toned ing being IN sad bounded BY e
o. hsuJaDm Darlington, Tboms ~. Walton, deed other
beng The sane tact % land purchased BY the said
stsssr % John atn Acting - osief will convey zoe y
tile Only 3 Is voted > by said deed.
BEfFj DARLINGTON, lr
WI NONTAGDE, irussses
yas "a "a 20.
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TIE ZAP

.'fcssrs. EdfoyS;--l have visited TIC apartment,
prepared for this IauJsole effort 10 the cause OF he
neyolence The Characteristic taste OF our ladies' hs
been applied in its decoration and 10 he selector
OF subjects 70 be rpdsd. VIII tie ilsnoies, effect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-15

The merely curious will no doub.be gra,ihed IA
witnessing the talent and ingenuity which have
been displayed, and the philanthropic will enjoy
purer pleasure in sustaining the pious exer'ions OF
our accomplished and amiable iownswomen.. Ills
sincerely hoped, that these exertions may awaken
the deep and interes and may NEE, with the
success they richly merit; and that those who
have made them may have every cause tor pleas
,ns reflection; tina, they may bring upon them 1.-THE
blessing OF those who were ready 10 perish" and
the benediction of him who will no, permit an act
OF ulercy to prove unfruitfui. A ERIEND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-15
.A-OTlCE


WILL offer ST private sale. very fne Stud Rufse o.
hne shape, good size, and finely bred Any Aentien.s
that wish TO purchase Stud will do we'll Call
Eagle Hce suy day during this week. where .hall be-
will exhibit the Horse for Inspection, when his Pedigree
shown JAS. J.uARRISON
Jau. ~. 5a-2t
UlHEs rEhkLELD, very recently, having uucrgons
- siderable REPAIRS the sube
he can furnish satisfactory and comfortable accommodation,
10 siftrs7elers who please to call him. Cbes
70 situated At this foks II the roads leading Westward
ohe'euts, Orange SPRING, Or anse house Louisa
vile, Spoylxsuis court house,
,ng souths. On BY pehsnecs Chspei Burks dse,
Chs,.e.h.d i, 70 u,s above N.sdvOod 10 miles be.~
ChiesbuIg, from Oxford Sfrom Dekepcns Chapel from
Goenvie so from Frederic ksburs, mile, Rich.
mond; and Of late there perhaps be
ter aud cheaper Accommodation than has heeooYs beep
' expected that the travelling this Rchn on
to Fredericksburg will increase.
THOMAS WEST.
Ian. Is. s. vi
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HIGHEST PIE 90, DoLEARs :
YATES & M'TNTYRE.
NieBmund, Jan d. So Id
CQHEMS' OFFICE.

oaiuii'OTe, Dec oIsl, 1913.
Report OF the drawing of the 4th Subsistence
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No. 6.
FOR 1923.
40. 1899 the Capital prize Of $1,000
93I9 Cspisl of s 600
1864 cspitsl Of 2oos
.oi2 FtIke OF 1000
5S99--12I12 Prizes Of 500
%.Oz Sii9.los0t-ilS5L,i 1890 PHt.ss OF .JG0
9s7 95si0
6251 1887
7i2l 1861 tPrizes of 40
1924 1870
80 Prik.s Of S2oI00 Of 10 and 1000 prizes So essi
IJTht Two First DraIgn from tue yrb.e 81 n
dWeTenf erpDativns were 400 and $780, the
bsuIe; beng and O-Asseably t, the scheme hsiefr,
All tekeb ending with either entitled TO FiDs f.i
drawn te,dss. ~ -NeS nave
The drawing OF ;hs State LOTTERY, for 1923 nos
eomPed Ihe gamblers entitled to the pIIses Of 1or Dbl.
1aTs eseb are all those ending with g. -Thoe .n,u.
~h shber OF o. are entitled to Efvs Dollar, saei and il
s5non TO wha ese of the have drawn
Ihe Fortunate holders OF the prizes
ed 70 present Their tickets for payment, early say ,u
tnef convenience. - - "J S"''
j. l. COHEN, If. 8. BROTHERS.
Jsr.I ".We.
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BENJAMIN F. MICHIE.

ATTORNEY AT Law.
{ITILL practice the superior sod Inferior Cous held ia
w the CITY ct Richmond ludrE those county Of
Esq.
Jsn IS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

NEW ORLEANS, Der. ,3.-We submit the fol,
lowing news, for which we are indebted to The
politeness OF a respectable merchant in this c.
~, who obtained il from a Spanish eeniemsr.
who came passenger III the Galga, from Tan.
pico, rs il was given 10 US with one or two re.
Elections.
The war Of the Spaniards against the Mex
icaDs, was not a common war, which wastO
terminate in the Cession of some disputed pro-
vince OF territory, OF by nn indemnify ia
money. II was not a war between equal
They landed rs the pretended masters Of Tue
MeIicans, 10 chasiise them as revol,ed SLAVES,
whose characterization had only been toiera.
ed for a while, owing 10 then impotency 10 re.
tpress il. n
Can we, then, suppose, that the MeIicai
General has been so ignorant ofhis duties, a
to let them off SO cheaply 7-Will this FRS
check they have met wIth-a check in which
the conquerors pay the expense Of the con-
quered-be sufficient 10 humble The pride or
discourage the hopes Of naughty aud 'yrannI'
cal Spain
In a few days we shall know, whether or not
the particulars of The capitulation are correct.
II they are, ST. Anna must be either a irai'
tor OF a foot, or the internal state of Mexico
must have been worse that we have had any
hiioTiDdllOn oi' Dtsluts, NJ our laAI huSlStsi S'
Anna bad positively stated, that he would not
enter into . negotiation tina, nad mol the recos.
milton of the Independence of MEXICO, as its
basis.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
After five different actions The Spanish Gen
eral BARBADOS, has capitulatd on the llth OF
18th Sept. He was 10 embark for Havaqa
immediately.
The articles of capitulatbn were, that the
officers were 10 retain thir swords aud their col
ours.
The troops had laid dow, their arms.
The wounded and sick mounting 10 | 900
men, TO be taken Gre of, and upon
recovery sent back to the Havana, at the ex
pense of he Mexicans.
HE vessels entered, dIing the Time the
opao'ards held Tsmpico, ,panish or others,
"'th provisions or munitios, to be respected
oy the Mexican Government, by an express
clause Of Batradas.
Three vessels have beei lost on the coast.
sa'd to he the Rebecca, Neva Maria, and Doro-
'"ed' lArgas'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02
DO NJ SIIOs
EAIAL Dull

Frankfort, Oct IS.
A meeting, 10 settle by Single combat. n con.
troversy between Mr. Charles W ckhfe and Mr.
hrnIge james lrn'ter of Lex, gton, took nIace
on FRIDAY last. ami unfortunately terminated in
the death OF Mr.. Wlckiifie.
The principals, with the attendants usual l.,
such cases, me, about 9 O'Clock. on FRIDAY
morning, upon the line of Fayette and Scott
connlles. near the Henry's mill road, and foueh h,
with pistols, at the distance OF eight feet Al
the Fl ST fire, MIR. Wickliffe's pistol flashed and
Mr. Iro'ier $ ball passed through his ~aistcoas,
without woundlng. Al the second fire. MIR
" ckllae raised his hand before The uord vas
lniiy expressed, but instantly let il drop, and
before he could raise II again he received hi. nm.
'agonists ball Just above The hip, bat Ii ed while
IN the act of failing, and missed his adversary.
The wound was mortal. lie died about q.
clock.
MI Nickiihe was the challenger.-The of
lehcp Tor which satisfaction was demanded. W.
nave not heard stated positively, bui It is under.
s"oo 10 nave been gwen by certain illusions
"lanr ny VIZ. Irotier, in the Kentucky Gazette.
OF winch he lately became The editor. 10 the
death of his predecessor, MI. Benning who. il
VII ne recollected, lost his HE 0y attacking Ar.
o'tkf!Ue with a cane, when the latter applied
10 MN Tor the author Of certain unwaTrantabl
structures upon the conduct and character OF his
'ainer, wtich bad appeared in the Gazette :,
ana especially, 1t is supposed, by a contemplu
GUS "o'ioe OF a%cduiion, suggested by the Reporter
NAV the persecution of young Wickiitfe might
De carried too Jar, in the course of which norice.
Jus SITUATION was compared 10 that OF /" a horse
thief" ~
Charles Wickliffs WAS abou, two or three and
twenty years ofage. 10 him nature had been
"oe'a' m her gifts. He was possessed of Der.
son finely formed and of good size. With a coun.
'ehsnce open. manly and pleasing. His man
nefs were polished, his department gentleman.
Vie was blessed with a mind naturall,
strong and discriminating. Thu advantages Of
a hne education had been placed within his
reach. not In vain. but the love Of pleasure had
20 soone degree interfered with his studies, & his
'a'ents were not fully developed. His disposl.
non was KIND, nfectionate, and amiahle ; but
no was not Of temper TO brook an insult. or
'sme'y submit to a wanton iniur,. There may
oe mere and there an individual whose malie III
y OF psrtizan feeling will oct allow the suppres.
$40" OF ms JOY, that a system of persecution
aimed at the father, has ultimately fallen. with
deadly effect, upon a son. the darling of hi,
nesrt but the community IN general will syn.
phlnse with the parent, and deeply mourn the
n~niiinely fate OF one, whom nature had evident.
y designed Tor a high degree of usefulnrss.
ICOmmeniator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

strongly impressed i II upon onr miads, that We
may not depart from IL; IN what does me fight
eonsist Does Il reside in mere numbers
II 10 numbers, why do we not eoun, the 40
men and the children, Al well as the men-sa
entitled TO exercise power Why do we limit
/, 20 a particular SEE, and a particular age -
When gentlemen take n particular pssis,
when nee do they deIiye the power TO limit the figh,
oil voting tn a particular class II tue la" OF
numbers alone ~ 10 prevail, Why shouln not
blacks even he counted I There Is nothing 10
the laws Of nature, To show that jet has mol me
same ella inns rs verInillion. Inc doctrine oil
exclusion might suit America, but u would aoi
suit Al ica-ior there, they even paint the desn
white So different are III, ir pfrjudices and
opinions from our own n The right rule De,
that numbers alone nre to govern, Why DO you
not permit the pauper 10 60 10 the pohs as
we'll Az The women What uniform rule Goes
nature lay down Why exclude minors ir"m
the polls 2--Under The line men are ripe much
earlier than they are III colder olimaies'-And
surely therefore nature has laid down no uni
foi IN rule on this subject.
Mr. Upshur attempted 10 show how dih'c"i.
il Is 10 apply the rules drawn from a STATE OF
nature 10 that of SOCIETY. There are no reco'os
Of such a condit ion. lie did not hellese snch
a state ever existed. The idea Of property
WAS always ai'hcheh F" ""'
of property spnnsing IRON soeie'y "se'' "''
society which grew out OF properly
MIR. U. protested not 10 have gone mo "'s
subject fnIly but he denied that here were such
thinps as natural rigbts-and he contendehi maj
we had been guilty Of the absurdiiy oil Apply ing
10 n state Of society what we had pleased TO
dedncr from an imaginary s'6e ""'''e
The principles OF government ~
nom the government hse''' mas i"N', NY
~nv"rnment-oI hng'snu'- o' ,"e ~"
u then THESE p'ihe'p'es are 'ea''y ", ",
the existence OH government nov - NV
they have any government at all bo' III
Turkey, one man alone Is me ,"'e'' hS
! land. every hing - conducted U" "N',
! principles. u ~ not coifect ihe" soy '""'
The principle oil The power o' the m'J""y 80
D seniial to the existence OF government "'
:, many government exists where no soch p'''c'
pie ~ ever recoRnlzro' ,,
Mr.. U. admitted mar the mH)o."y '"o","
D govern IN NEST cases mat the nhJo'"y ous"'
D 10 govern IS perfectly correct "he'e ,"e w
dividnals Of the society nave u pe''ec' i"'n'"y
OF interests bu' ~ ms 'ueh'hy 'o'' W.
> prevail II they are diheren''y s"uaou '"
= reason OF the rule ceases, ana 'he mayor "''
l est Is not on the side OF the majority OF Inc peo
Every community has a right 10 choose 'h'
a '"e' ""'," - r. y ,sason !, The pre
/, SEN, 1.se which r,oni,e. The majority of nun
D hers alone To govern , What are the elements
u OF c'v'l society Is" pe,'oa' "' . civ;
, ,ocie,v. min which notions of propeyty did no
a enter. ms well as actions OF persons. Does II no
9 'nen seem 10 DC a ro'e !. so.'e.y, y"
rI,.S paw en,e,s in,o ,he element Of socie
: ", money ought to be protected hthen W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

RY virtue ofa deed o trust, exec uted to
Ne the subscriber by ~.unstall Shelton for
me purpose of securing a leb, due to DAME,
'unaee' which is of recordin the Clerks Office
o. r'iisylvania County, | skll, on Monday the
-o' udy OF November mex, on the premises
proceed 10 sell, TO the hie rs, bidder, Tor cash.
"ac' OF land containing ,bou, eighty acres
v.sg on The Long Branch n the county aiore'
sa'o, adjoining the lands Of John Butcher,
Benjamin Dodd, and Others The right is be-
lIeved TO be good, but The Subscriber will COZ
.ey oniy such little as is vest,d in him by sail
trust deed, and no other.
Nov. 2 .,,d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

The tems of the dinner given to the fmpe
ror o. Russia, King oil Prus,ia, &c. by the City
OF London, in 1914, are published in the Lon.
don Courier, for The first time, on the 9Th ul
and amour; 10 the total sum of go, 347 5s.
2d-neariy one hundred thousand dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

in Dublin, he intends TO propose III. ~.
society whose object shall be tn. rep,,,
Union. wi VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

Taking the aggregate Of the population OF
me 81 ODE, upwards o~feigbtv thousand die dai.
~ ard about fifty six every minute.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

we understand that the Secretary of the Col
,on'za''on society has received from Mathew
Carey, Esq. of PHILADELPHIA. hi, second anout
payment of one hundred dollars on the nlan sos
on foot by Gerit Smith, Esq, IN mahIng tni,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

A woman in Noun Carolina weaves shirt
very neatly without seam or stitch. The col
lar aud wristbands are double the thickness oil
the other parts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

A WONDER Termination of a ChanuV
Suit in Fourteen Days lit is actually a fac,
that n suit IN Chancerl has been commenced
and determined ia the above short space Of
time. Our readers will naturally feel surprised
al the foregoing, but we youch for the truth Of
the statement, The wonder, however, ceases.
" hen We inform them that the Suit toaS brouRk,
by one larger ogninss another. Very differ
ent might II have been mad the parties been
clients TO the above gentlemen.
London Nems.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

remittance. Mr.. Carey observes /: II is mueh
/" to be regretted that a plan calculated TO do SO
I" much good, and which would bear so igEiiy
" ON our wealthy citizens. advances SO very
/" slowly. ] hoped, when IL was Fl ST broa shso,
/" that the stipulated number oil one bondren
:" subscribers would enter their names. and pay
" their first ins,alment, in six months"
Nat. int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

remarks 20 show, that his resolutions WIRE con.
nec,ed with the Bdl oil Rights. aoi sfh ,hs
Legislative Repor,.
Mr. gehnso, suggested, tina, they NIGH be
taken up II say time along with the nh 81
Rights.
The motion TO lay the resolutions on ihr Ia
bic ives then taken, and carried IA The aihr'ea
tive without division.
The question: was then put, on taking mp Tue
Report from The legislative COMMITTEE and
carried
The Report was then read.
Mr.. Green moved to amend the lst Resolution
by stril ing therafrom, the word " exeIufttt.y,
and Inserting 1" ~tardiion combined"
Me-. Green remarked, that ihefs WERE sons
documents IRON The AUDITORS oiic now IN the
hands Of the P%lintef, materially bsaring upon
this resolution and be therefore moved that
the Committee now rise-shich was agreed 10
sitho ut opposition.
The Committee then rose, and the Chairman
rsportcd that the Committee had come TO no
decision.
And Thea On Mr.. Doddrdge's motion, the
house adjourned,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

Asingnlar occurrence happened in Troy. IN.
~ within n lew weeks. A druggist has y nnm.
Der OF globe shew bottles in his windows. filed
with various colored liquids. He is Obliged
To keep out the bright light of the sun, on ac-
cosni of diseased eyes. Before both his WIN.
dows is suspended rush window curtain.-boih
OF which have been set on fire ia a number OF
places. by the concentrated rays of the sun
through several bottles The notice may be
useful TO others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02
VERY LATE FROM EURopp

BY the packet ship Solly, Macy A..
New York on Monday morning FINN uNa
whence she sriled on The l,t Oc,". nave
this arrival. tLe editors of the co,a
Advertiser have received files Of Par. t'a
TO The Both September inclusive. Fsps
Passengers in The packet shlp snl.
James Brown, late minister of tho n'
States to the Court Of France, lad, Ar, San@
servants. Miss Brown, Gen. Scott. Il G I"
my, and servant, Miss Scott. hs, "
nelia Scott, Mrs. Macy, Mr.. h. Bnrpsy M. ~
dy. Of New York, MIR. Daniel Glove,
child and servant, lMr. Walter and dana. ANY,
Isaac Field, of Philadelphia, ]. Sc. is-~
lady, II. Graner, }. Buhrer. Randolnss ~
etsChy. uf Germany =; Count ArmArd nv
tranie. Count Aihanase D'Ostrsn,e. Lou'. y
sen,z, OF France, and three in The sieerao.
The actBal condition of aflairs nj the /.
dates may thus be stated !: On The l..
negotiations were opened OF Adrianople ~
the Russian Head Quarters. On the ond W
80 these negotiations were suspended, bw II
broken off, the Turkish commis sioner, b,,.
asked time to consult their government NM
one of the points al issue. The Russian d.l
acceded to this delay. lnder stipulation tbA, d,
treaty should be signed and ratified by The ID.
Sept. aud meantime his troops were ad,,a
cling upon Consianiinople, and were within h
leagues of il al the latest dates. There will
then, we doubt no, be peace. :
The Constellation, which took ont Mr.. RIA.
to Hssre, sailed again on the 22d Sept, for In.
MediieIraneau with Commodore blddle. Nho !,
10 take command on that station.
General LafayeHe.-The Paris papers ~.
-. I.o .c.... - tbo ~"
LAFAYETTE though the Provinces. A Lond'.
paper IL noticing this event, says
i" Never was King so toasted and treats1 >.
this venerable remnant of the revolution h"
heen. In every quarter he has been receive,
with shouts of triumph and congraiuIalory ,S
dresses, which, while they have been consI
mentary TO him. have generally also been mad
the vehicle for strong p%hilippics against the nj
order Of things. From Grenoble TO LYONS 4,
road was thronged by continual crowd, n
people, who came 10 testify their regard for IN
principles which had guided his political COZ
duct, and the esteem which they entertain
TOWARD lis himself personally, AT Lyons. s..
young men on horseback, and lwice as man
on foot. came out TO receive him, and condul
him within the walls ola city, which, il is al
ded, felt proud in having such a guest.
Prunelle, The Director Of the College, wa, N
spokesman on the occasion and delivered a
eloquent address, to which the General mas
an equally eloquent and complimentary repl
The Magistrates and other authorizes of Ii
town did not join in the acclama,ions vi
which he was received but they did no, int
fere 10 repress the enthusiasm Of the public. -
A WoNDER-Te Termination Of Chanu
Suit in Fourteen Days lit is actually a ia
that a suit IN Chancerl has been commenc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

A large number of ladies and gentlemen as,
sembled on Wednesday evening III the han oil
the Franklin Institute al Philadelphis, TO hear
an address from Frsncis S. Key, ESQ. oil Ma
rylaud on the subject Of the Colonization ooci.
ETY.. The venerable Bishop White presided al
the meeting. Resolutions were passed, approx
ing the objects Of the Society and au'hor'''"s
III. collection OF subscriptions to aid them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

A Providence (Rhode Island) paper mentions
that Nils Frances WRIsBr will shortly leave
that town for ST. Domingo, 10 AIRY TO that Is.
land a number of negro slaves, which she has
purchased for the purchase oil msnumission.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

MIR. Owen, OF Lanark, arrived in the Pacific
at Liverpool. He says the Americans are
not capable of governing themselves, and he
consequently abandons all idea OF reforming
them"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

A writer in the Leesburg Genius OF Liberty
notes a curious instance OF forgeiiulness which
occurred in aide, on Sunday the ll,h instant.
The people were all engaged at their respective
avocations, aud were perfectly asiounded When
they were informed that it was the Sabbath -
Their doubts could not be removed, until an
old woman stated, thar " tina, dav twenly-one
days, there was a sermon in the Chu, CHI The
moral which the recorder OF the anecdote de
duces from il, is this That while Misslonar.
aud other societies are employed III the educy
ton OF young men to send TO Hindos'an, GA
own churches are shut up on the sabbath" III
tier G0rpug
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24
REVOLUTIONARY SOLD 4hb.

1T is in contemplation to memorabilia the ensuing Congress
N in favor of such Nome Commissioned Officers and Soldiers
of tho Army of the Revolution enlisted for three years,
served the close of the and honoraby dischag
ed. and who receive pensions.
With this view, il deemed expedient TO ascertain their
number Will person in each of the United States vol
this sevice and communicate the result
practicable to JAMES FAIRLEE, Esq City Hall, N Y?
The parties interested likely to be found the
humber walks of eoicers of the Revolution, and par
citizens will therefore do we'll circulate this notice
their patronage is solicited.
To good feeling and beraly othe press towards he
the old Army much indebted and by gratutous insertion
favor and appearance of being the las
metorious, but much injured of that army who
about to ask of their country not charity, but justice
Note-Clamants must be particular to put down their
whole time of service whether campaigns.
and their present place of residence and pay their postage