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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-10

NEVAS committed Jail Of Giles county, va on the
w 2oh day of December, 1928, runway, mul.tto
man who calls himself Henry Bird says that be free man.
that be raised in Esex County, Va, Hobss.Hole
Henry Bird bad on when commted blue coat
IN bis possession, believed to be stolen. Henry Bird
:nada: darker than bright aiatto he has large tsard and
large whker is about FIVE feet sir inches
high, between Is so year. Of age appears smart intsll
I'm.
The owner IL any, requested toward, prove
property charges, and take him away, else he will he
dealt with according to law. MORrONP. EMMONS,
for VIM. Smith, J. q. O.
Feb. Fl. 95-3m
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NOTICE
March "a.

LII persons having claims against Thomas Paup, decd
are requested TO bring them forward before the
LIST OF October next for settlement; as determined
have this notice plead all CLAIM. that are not
sented by that timeand all person. indebted will make i'm
mediate payment, further indulgence will be given
NJ WINFREE, Ex'or of
FEB. 9S-W2m Thos. Psrp. decd
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The u. S. ship Falmouth, C. w. Morgan rs q
commander, arrived at Pensacola the 4th
March. in eight days from Vera Cruz. The Fal.
mouth has been on the coast of Mexico. during
the last four months, for the purpose of afordiDg
such protection to the citizens, commerce, and
general interest Of the United States, as the
convuised state Of that country might require
Affairs are at present tranquil there; but owing
to the unhappy party divisions Of the country, il
is matter fvery great uncertainty how hong
they may remain SO. The Falmouth left AZ Sacra-
6cios, the English Frigate Druid, and Brig oil
War Fairy. The offi GERS and crew OF the Fall
mouth are in good health; and have enjoyed il ge-
nerally during her four months cruze.
More Pirates.-The Key West Register states
that Captain Bills, Of the schr. Mary Ann, who ar
| rived there, brings the following intelligence:
TUESDAY morning, March 10th, 1929, upon the
point OF sailing from Indian Key to Key West,
received information OF Captain Brown, of the
Thistle, that he was boarded by piratieal vessel
to windward of Key Taverner, inside Of Florida
Reef, and was compelled TO pilot her into the Gulf
They attempted TO take Capt B. and his vessel oil,
but at length concluded TO let him go, making ma.
ny threats, and paying him for his services. Did
not ascertain the name Of the vessel--she was
manned by upwards of 100 men. Captain Bills
was informed by the smacknen, that they
had seen this vessel the day before, aud she ap.
peared very suspcious-she showed no colours
could not ascertain how many guns she mounted
Capt. Brown wished to write, but being under
way, could not" We are In mcmentary expccta-
ton Of receiving the particulars for publication.
The U. S. Court at Key West, being now or
ganised, that island would be proper place 10
bring the captured pirates for trial, being near the
point Of their operations.
HAVANA.
A letter 10 the editors Of the d. American, from
their correspondent at Havana, under date OF
March Is, says" No late intelligence fpiraeies
has been received. The frigates Lealtsd and
Restauracion continue to give convoy. The u.
ole ,1Exx LIZ h.. ~Gyfl
and communicated with the shore several times
Her boats at present are cruising 10 the windward
OF Matanzas for pirates. The cutter Pulaski sail
ed yesterday to convoy the ship Messenger and
brig to New Orleans
The brig Creole, I.oring of Boston, and her car
60, are to be sold the Esd instant by the Marshal
OF Key West for the parties concerned. The SAL
wage accorded is thirty per cent.
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MARsHAI,s SALE.

i'm pursuance Of Decree of the Superior
- Court Of Chancery, for the Richmond District,
pronounced on the 9th day of Feb. 1928, in suit
between the Mutual Assurance Society, against
fire ON Buildings, Of the State Of Virginia. plain
Grimshaw, dec. and others, defendants, will be-
sold, by public Auction, TO the highest bidder, for
ready money, on the premises, on the 18th day of
April next, at IL o'clock Of that day. the House in
the bill mentioned, and described in the declaYa-
ton OF Samuel GriInshaw as a Wooden Tavern,
one story high, situated at place near New Mar.
ket, in the county Of Henrico, called the Old Or
binary, and occupied by the said GrinIshaw in the
year 1916, such part thereof as will be sufficient
to sutisfy the debt and costs, and expenses
Of sale, directed by the said Decree to be paid.
JOHN GUERRANT, m. 8. c. c. r.. d.
or one Of his Deputies.
March p. fae AOr-t1a
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NOTICE.

MAS committed 10 the Hail Of King Queen county, Va.
w the 18th day Of January 1929, runaway,
who calls himself Ben and says he belongs 10 Tho,
Miles Of the county Of Amhef he feet four inches
-hs, just his left eye, and straight finger
fright band he had when committed hC,nespun cvthes
tb, fellow Is between hirty-ise and forty year. Of age
The owner requested 10 forward, prove proper
rty charges, and take Elm away, he will be
with according to law. VIM. STONE ir. Jalor.
King and Que.u County.
Msrcb ~ fO6--uf2v
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NOTICE,

\ HAVE two boat, navigating the river from my mills in
fiuysnns te Richmond, for my purposes only, and
do rot consider myself Public Carrier and hereby foresru
all persons from mskng contract with either nov water
Buck or Bartlett putting produce goods,
articles on si,hsr Of my bsats at any the.
w. TIMBERLhKE.
Psimyrs, jan. 20. af-5M
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CHARLES ". MGIJV.V:ESS,

HOUSE, SIGN, CHAIR,
And Ornamental Painter, Glider, sc.
at his cid sta soh side Of the Capitol Square,
door to the Compiler Office
GRATEFUL TO hi, friends the of Virginia get
~ orally, for the patronage he has received, would inform
that he still continues to carry the above business
all their various branches His prices will be suited the
tie orhears TO thing about his qualifications
de1ee Of syesr' Richmond, will enable the public oudse
OF his pretension,t to patronage.
NB-Workmsn can be semitic the country at the shortr,
rptice
W An Apprentice from the country over
IS years old, would b. preferred
July 10 IaM-,f
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nh. Henry 5. Hopkins,
81 Ih- Take Notice, thst shall, Wednesday the Goth
- Of June next at III: Tavern Of John NJ Williamson
the county Of Prince Edward between the
clock in the forenoon, and O'Clock the of
day. proceed to take the deposou, Of Peter Nunne,
Luebuty hunneiiy, Allen Nuuney, Archer T. Js1k.on
Niles A. Jackson to be read evidence, in suit Chan.
Gerry in the county court OF Prince Edward depending;
wherein, am plaintiff and you defendant; when
where you may attend f you please. Yours &c.
EDWIN b. JACKSON.
March IT. IOS- v4ut
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ufJTSDHU

1RHE Horse HOTSPUR, will stand during
- the ensuing season, one half of his time at
Dickenson's Tavern, on the stage road seven miles
above Powhatan courthouse; and the other half
at Bonbrook, in Cumberland, [the late residence
of Willis Wilson, Esq. deceased
JOHN p. WILSON.
March IL. I02-yy1w-
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.N.4RSH.dL,S S.dLE.
RY virtue Of Decree of the Superior, Court OF
Chancery, for the Williamsburg District, in a
cause therein depending, wherein John B. Chris
tian, Neale Rice, Benjamin Parker and others are
Plaintiffs,
against
Elizabeth B. Tyler, ex'trix and sole devisee and
legatee OF Lewis c. Tyler, dec. and John Minge,
Sr. Debts.
shall, on the 18th day of April next, pro-
coed to SELL on the premises, the tract of land in
the proceedings mentioned, called :" New West
burg" containing about 324 acres, lying on James
River, in the county of Charles City.
The land above described, will be sold, subject
and on credit of g., IL, IS s. "A months. Bond
and security will be required, and the title re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
CHAS. L. WINGFIELD, IN. s. C. C. w. d.
or one of his Deputies
March Is. l02-tds
Richmond Rolling q Sitting Mill, and Mai
Factory.
WE HAVE for sale large stock of Cut Nails OF
~ our own manufacture, made of Swedish i'm
ported Iron and the quality warranted. We are pre-
pairing to execute orders for all the various sizes
from Sd to 40d in casks containing from 100 200
lbs. each; also, brads horse shoe, iron rods s. roll
ed iron of different descriptions; determined
to sell as low az any that can be imported, and
we invite our country friends and merchants, ge-
neraliy, to call and examine the goods before they
purchase. We have lately erected Spike Ma
chine of an immense power and new construction,
calculated to cut from to S inch spikes, which
can be substituted for the wrought, that are no
better, and far more costly.
p. HAXALL s. co. 4
March IT. I02-tm
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WILL be given for the delivery Of my CYRUS me-
w Hanover Court House. He IS dark muatto, be.
wsse IS and 80 rather below the ordinary
pronnsnt cheek bones we.rs whiskets generally aud
down .s:teos think he Ia, large scar Of hi,
has lived from his Infancy until shout eighteen mcnih az
brat in Mr. M.emurdo' family and Afterwards il mine. His
wife lives at Mr. WIN. Mckms, and his father is black
sui,h Mr. r. g. Scotia he is remarkable bis activity
snd intelligence, and p,ssiby attempt esespe
eior steam boat-he Of which cautioned not to
.ssceivs him board LEFT him Fridayt
ing him 10 follow me. WIN. +. WICKIiAh
- Ian. ar
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LEATHER.

LEN Il.
JNoPoE& BROTHERS, respectfully inform their friend.
- and the public, and the old Of Tate CO.
they have for sale Reasonable the old
Po'e the bell Tavern complete assortment Of LEATHER
superior quality, Of their manufacture, coo,ny Of
Sole, light and heavy boot
Upper, russell sud waxed
Sims, kip, calf and sheep
Skyting
Harness
Bride, brown and black
Rag Hides, &c. &c. sc.
N. u: Cash given for Hides and Oak Bark. ]. P. I'd.
March ~. ins-f,
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CUEorUNG CSNAL.--Ye sterday, the bill pro-
yiding for the construction OF the Chemung canal,
was ordered to be engrossed for third reading in
the house, by the decided vote of 81 10 %. The
bill was so amended, az to prohibit the commence.
meDt Of the work, until the canal commissioners
shall have issued proposals, and have made con-
tracts with good security for their performance,
for its completion for 5000, 0oO.-The proposed ca
nails TO be from the head of Seneca lake to the
ChemuDg river Ia branch Of the Susquehannsl)
at Elmira, distance of Is miles, with feeder oil
IL IL miles: with locks 10 he constructed with
chamber of wood, and either supported by stone
walls or finished upon some other approved plan.
The bill autborises the commissioners Of the canal
fund to borrow the requisite amounts from time to
time, at an interest not exceeding per cent per
anntin. I.dibQHy .fTgns,
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CASUALTY

CHALEs TON, March PA serious casualty
happened to the Revenue Gutter Crawford, Capt.
Payne, on her way from st. Mary's to Savannah,
nd about 20 miles from the former place, on the
10th inst. She was captured in a whirlwind, by
which accident two seamen and black boy, be-
longing to the Captain, were drowned
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TRUSTEES ,S.dL e.

OURSuANT toa deed thrust exeested on che 2sth
" Ian. isas, by Hsnry w. and Osborne Loekeu, and
duly recorded in the Clerks ONCE Of the county court Of
rewh,tsn shall, the 9Th day Of February is2s Chat
heng Powsan court day At the courthouse said county
oss 70 the hshet bidder At public aucsn cash
" sseree (six and aud hrss ekiisssJ also
fosf hefss: the property Of said Henry w. Locks st.
" debt tus 20 Willis cousins VI PelsnbufH. =. "
- 6uch lille only vested In trustee, viii convey.
= 49,. n. b.. WALTHALL, Trustee.
In consequence Of bad weather tbs above ale
till the i6h day Of April that heing Pohstan election
day. hved that day be unsvosrabe weather. the
rs sves A. B. w.
March ~. 106-tds -.
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Death ~ Or. Hoiyoke--The venerable DR..
Edward Augustus Holyoke, died in Salem on
TUESDAY evening lSsf, in the one hundred and FIRST
scar Of his age. The beilsof oil the churches in
that town Gre toled as token Of resp Get to TIE
memory Of thc universally beloved and yeneracd
patriarch,
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China, Glass 8 Edriheal Ware.
IN ~ Maiden Lane between, Water and Front Street
&S30 New York.
$50 Package. Esrthenware Containing edge plates
c. bowls pitchers, edged mugs blue p.e,
tvihiers, dishes, &c. landing ships Capnns
Caledonia, John Jay, Jubilee and other. Liverpool
ITO Cases Glass Ware, eontaning quart and pint
pint half pint and one-hird Pint iumblers for sale by
package or rePscked 10 country merebant liberal terms
as by any house in the Union
B. HEMPSTED.
.also, for sale as above,
complete assortment Of looking ylssse shell
combs Ladies' travelling work baskets, Antique Oils snuG
boz e. nee kaee' and Paris Fancy Goods, generally.
N. York, March H. I0s-Ist
COTTON AND WOODEN MACHINE.
fI>HE MATTEAWAN COMPANY, at their Machine
\ Shop and Foundry, Fishki Landing on the North
fudsoh River State Of New York. constructing every
KIND Of Cotton and Wooien hnchnery, .tye
OF workmanship, and the best and approved plans
One OF the partners has visited Europe, and brought with
him Models and Machines of the latest in those
two branches CT Manufac ia curing.
They DO every description Of Casting their Foundry
and al particularly calculated for making all kinds of Mil
&c sing- which all fitted ready put up when required
They have numerous patterns OF Shafts, Wheels &c. &c
The syls Of their work may be the Mill Of
me"rs Cunningham Anderson Of Rchmoud to whom they
take the liberty OF referring
Az orders directed to A. II. Sehenek F,hk Landing or
H. Sebepek Go. New York, will be promptly attended to.
March ~ 106- SIN
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Luunfic Hospifoy. u,Jj;o,,.b,y6

lkf1OV1SCUyE
0TICEis bsrthT tiven Install the
are oeeaped and bat no more p,tien will be received
- Eiven. By order ofths Coustof Directors
msvs 4s-n H. HENLEY,
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TLOUR AND GRAIN

From the New York Price Current OF We6nes-
day, we learn that the demand for Flour the last
three days, has been imited--500 barrels of Rich-
mond County brought 81 Is 81 cash, and 100
Baltimore wharf the same price; 200 Richmond,
aud 100 Alexandria sold at 81 IL. a lot of Bal
timore, Howard-s:-ec., 81 SO. Sales OF Rye
Flour at IS 6-S. A sale of 800 bushels Of good
Genessee Wheat, in store, was made at 81 62 ID
and cargo of Northern Rye at 10 cents. The
Hudson is not yet open, and the high price FOR the
latter,is in consequence Of the small quantity in
White Corn were sold at 5iets, and some northern
Yellow at 80 cents.
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NoRToLK, VA. March 27.-We take pleasure
IN awaiting ourselves of every opportunity to direct
the attention Of our readers to the all important
subject OF our communication with the Roanoke,
and the intermediate country,and we are now hap
py TO inform them that the steam boat Peters
burg, Capt. John W. McRea, left here yesterday
for Elizabeth City, N. c., via Oeracock, where
she will be joined by the boats ChowaD, Dan, and
Stanton, from this place, which she will take in
tow and proceed with to Weldon to load with
produce, and continue so TO be employed
The two OF these boats (the Dan and Staunton)
which arrived through the canal the other day
from Murireesborough, brought upwards of AZ
600 pipe slaves, equal in weight to l20 hogslieads
OF tobacco each: they are calculated, however,
only to carry the bulk OF so hogsheads; though
they can stow considerable quantity Of smaller
articles of freight beside. Herald.
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By the Lieutenant Governor of the Common.
tcealth of Virginia.
n PROCLAJH47,ION

WHEREAS has been represented tothe Executive by
" tbs Sheriff Of Wedmcrsand county, that Thursday
night last murder committed the body Of certain
Katy Morris by her husban William g. Morris, his house
his escape aud going aEe have, therefore, thought
proper With the advice Of the Council VI State, TO offer
reward OF One Hundred Dollars any persons who
will spprehsnd and convey to the Jail OF Westmoreand
county Aforesaid The said WIN. G. Morr5 And do,
over require all officers Civil and Military, and sxhort
good peePeol the Commonwealth theiy endes.
vor: to cause the said fugitive to be may
be dealt with AZ the Law direets.
Given under my hand Lieutenant Governor and under
tSeal.I the seal of the Common wealth Of Richmond,
this Stat cay OF March, 1929.
PETER v. DANIEL,
Lieut. Gour Of Pa. 4
William g. Morrs, supposed to be feet ipchss
h slender nsds fair couple1ion but ueh burnt with the
nun, which makes him appear somewhat freeked, with
hight hair aimcst incns BILE to be redspsaks quick when
ed good black broad cloth coat his other apparel
April s.. 1Os-w4w
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NOTICE.

IL persons having CLAIMS the estate OF Thomas
- Gosjby, decJ, requested 10 present then, that
ssnsemrpts msy he made Tor sdjument; and all pdeb-
% "ssid estate, requestedto make payment to-
NATHANIEL u. GOODSBY, ex'or
Of Thos. Goodsby, decd.
-hp,H .. I08-- v3t
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Just receiued al this office,
"A surrLY fJohr,on Sons SUP erior Boot & Nsvsps-
n per PRINTING; INK ' ~
March q. fns..a
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JVOITCE.
HE Commission business subs,ns between the sub.cr-
Il bers, under the firm OF Anderson Blair Anderson will
eorfh continue exist soiey purpose
them TO wind the unhnished business Of WITH
greater aud such of their
a. engaged IN the Milling Business.
A'h particularly desirable that thsr a,irs should
brought to close speedily Po.sbe they request
those having claims against them to call for payment and
those indebted TO them qudae their balances whou.
la
RICHARD ANDERSON,
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON.
Richmond, sia December, 1923.
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MEDICAL INSTITUTED PHILADELPHIA


NAHE Summer Course Of Lectures will begin Monday,
the 9Th day of April and end the Saturday preceding
the 6rs Monday VI November The month Of August a
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, M. d. On TIC P,aetise Of
Medicine
:, WIN p. DEVICES, M. ID. On midpifsry
THos HARRIS, a. ID. Surgeon u. b. Navy On Opera
= 6Am'L JACKSON, NJ d. On Ma,eria sfediea.
{ WIN. +. HOREER, M. ID. On anatomy.
JNO. X. MITCHELL, M. II. On Chtp,istry.
JOHN BELL, M D. On the fnsfitutss Of Medicine and
Medical Jurisprxdsnee.
HUGH L. dOD0E, NJ. d. On Ire Principle, Of Surgery.
Phlsdephis, April D. i6s- 2m
u oBERr JOHNSrOS * BON, are COW re ewing su es.
tsusiye aud general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery
&c, at their sore nearly opposite the Bell Tavern; which
Which srs--Anys vices, bellows bsumsrs, plates
Ies, rs,ps, Sei m ra, h.pds ssw bench srd
moulding planes, che gouge tfsees bits steel blade, sud
iron qusre drawing knives ause glue sand pspsr loci.
Istcbes sud bolts OF siI Kan screws fsck &C. bras.
commods kDobs, socket bail esstor ADD eusiu
pins, he'd Joiu nc IVORY luck aud Common kpve, fo
pocket pen, add spofmsn's knives shear. scissors
aud strops, sncets aud phesm-, curriers' knives tea kettles
tea and coffee pots coffee mills, bell mesI Kettles. stew ,n,
tss bosrd waters, table AMI tea spoons, hair alder,
pste baskets, candle sticks, Isrp snuG.r be,, snootbip,
nod Tsyiofs fou' dseysrds, spec,iee,, broouls sns
brUshes r5' rr5e tfsrS guns pistois, whips, spur.
stove steel ce,'ng ns''s, br.Js, trsce halter ebsu,
spades sboyel. frying pans fan wire, Baltimore window els,
nf all szss looking gssses Surveyors aud
usnc sbumonesr, ,eyths blades, reap hooks broad
he. &c.
March 10. f02- Wv
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WILLIAM BYwATEt,s.
sos EfH HACKNEY,
WILLIAM LYNN,
JOSEPH LOCKUART,.
MIR. rowELL,s LITTER.

March &c, 1929.
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Mr.. Samuel Eldm and Elizabeth Elan his tcfe,
NA0U, not being inhabitants Of tne State of vrgin will
be pleased to take noee, that shall proceed Nib
los Tavern he town Of Petersburg snd State aforesaid
the fourth day of May between the hours Of eight
O'clock in the 81. O'clock in the afternoon Of
the day. to take the depo,tions Of John r. sy, A. b.
-6poonsr, William French, Roger Mallory, and William,
Clsrke and that will continue from day TO day at the same
place. aud between the hours Sundays eIeepted until
the Dispositions Of the said witnesses, shall all be kenj which
dispositions 70 be read evidences the trial Of
depending The Superior Court Of Chaneery for the
Richmond Drie the State sforesaid, wherein you Sam
ueI Elan and Elizabeth Elan, together With Allan Meea
William Williams, James jones' William Robertson, j and
Thomas Bate are defendants, aud SIN plaintiff.
a54f4 WILLIAM STOKES.
= March ~. IO6-u4ws
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Executive Department,

Executive Department, !
FEB. FL, 1929.
PROPOSALS. with received at this Department for the
purchase othe transports the Pententsry TERMS
delay.
BY order, VIM. H. RICHARDSON.
Feb a. ss-n
a LII having claims OF H.chsrd
Jones' decd, requested to make them known
without delay This notice will be relied all
asserted before the full edmnis the
seus OF said estate. A. L. DABNEY, adm'or
Feb. &C.. 97-2aw3M's with the will annexed
Land for Sale.
TvTE Subscriber for his pisustion
u end Of New Kent county, which he lately rssjed
cenaniug 2s4 about 100 Of which there
about City prime low grounds, portion Of which
cesrsd there extensive marie bank and two ,pring
excellent the dwelling II sold privse-
Iy bsfere Monday, the goth Of April will tha The
fair day be offered public auction, the premises, without
reserve.
UAppiy to the subscriber in the city Of Richmond.
PATRICK CLOPTON
HTsrrh Al
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-26

John Reyes Esq. has been reelected
County Treasurer of Middlesex. He had
1928 of 1880 votes.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-26

Han. We understand, says the Phil
adelphia Democratic Press, that on Satur-
day night, the 10th instant, a severe hail.
storm passed over Tinicnm Island, break
ing great quantity of window glass in
the Lazaretto. and very much iniuring
the garden and forest trees.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-26

Snow IN MAY. w
formed. (says the LehII
Sunday the l7th inst
Of four inches, fell on
Blue Mountain. How
damage to vegetation
CANAL Tolls. On,
inst. there was recelVelaI
lector at Albany,three,lln y
and seven dollars, vhlo
dollars more than was =,
in one day at the saus''
The Ladies FAN
Thursday, yielded |, !
tickets were sold al :
was paid for a slice Of
gingerbread heart