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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-24
archibald Munro.
June 25th.
CHEAP GOODS

~ NO AL, cheap side,
NJ SWEET will open one more
l v. ~ case this day at 10 o'clock, Of
those cheap and real good undresoed Cal.
icos for only I:d cents per yard, and has
good cotton stockings for 90 to 25 cents
per pair-he has more Of those cheap kid
chIldrcn's shoes for 90 to 25 cents per pair
he has silk stockings for only 50 cents
per par--he has "A unbleached sheetinc
for 10 cents per yd--4-4 indigo blue chcx
for one shilling, and' furniture chintz for
only i2A cts-he has an elegant assor,-
ment of RIbbons--he has figured e. plain
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS md other
silks, cheap Gros de New York very hand
some more Of those cheap ,wilIed "A
imitation morino cloth for only SO cts. the
yard, good imitation of pongce and very
cheap dresses, gauzc hdkfs from 2s6 to
81 30, very handsome, und many other
very cheap goods going off rapidly. Mr..
;. is constantly receiving the real good
Bargains from his friends in Boston, and
hopes the ladies and gentlemen will favor
him with their custom. June 25.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-24

job Sherman,

HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM BOSTON,
a L.4RGE ASSORTMENT or
SPRING & 81 MINER GooDs,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-24

The above Letters will be forwarded to
the General Post Office unless they are
called for before the fret day Of October
next r. b. CRANSTON, Postmaster.
sept. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-24

Newport. Aug. q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
TRIIsT cA1E


VA virtue OF deed Of trust uieo Nv Henley c. o,,seI
49, Eyl'ns bis wife, snd BsDjsmns 4. powell and n ,ry
- n VIE 20 John g. WI sm, and Joseph r. Prcs hearing
tse the ioh day OF Feb, O. and recorded IN the oace
OF the county courts ct Hanover and Caroline oounts 10
secure IT, Byrd George the payment Of $500, with
thereon from The said 18Th OF February a2s will be sold on
Ffdsy the i7ih dsy OF April merit fs If the far
DAY bsrester upon the mi,es 10 the highest bidder
fesdy money tact land lying and being IN ugp = ~
the Foks OF Hanover county. Mes Ouud river,
isnng by estimation sifh bnndred snd forty es scte. ara
bounded the By the lands Of Chs Cfen,hss dec'J
the south by the lends Of said Cfensbaw r. stsnisv
west by the lands Of said SisDey and Nathaniel .b,
sui the north by The lsnds Of John Wickhsn and wiz, ~
Fulehe beng fbs tract that devised 10 M
Henley md Denismii r. DosweH nv Thoms, u,.,.N,1
IN luding that pert st jtyised SALLY ID ,,eu ~ 4
aud be proceeds arising from such ,s STA be n.f o.,
o. atty The debt and interest and the .,n,n
t.ndios The execution Of The trust, su np The len a..
April ntst, will he sold, upon the prsn.,. % ,bs
bidder, forrcadJ money, tset Of land IN IN, eo y,
Csi"hne, Ur.n winch the ssd Beni.uin r. roreu ,.sfs
ue tins 81 tbe execution Of the sid deed eonsie. -
ei'mstooth'Ss huned ard thirty s,ven se,s. handed
ON ne e'' ny TIC lands OF Lewis Geo 70 sd mr., pieiers
~ hr 'oh'h ~ TIE lands u esd IiTk .n.op Hsnrv
potW, on Tie wet by the bpls OF o 90 Bnrru, and
"' we n'tnby the lands Of Titnohy svnler beng the
wtH by rhoDss Misus
The sslrs will be nsde he the ,b We named
one Of them.
Holm G. WILLIAMS.
MarSh 3. 99-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
TIE LADIES' GARLAND

TIE LADIES' GARLAND.
II - contemplated TO publish weekly, in this RI
Nty, Demi-Quarto Sheet, under The abo.s
title, for the sole benefit of an amiabts ao,,
rnertorious Lady. The Editor and Caterer
Tor this little tphemcr0n lit is in the si,i,i
Of Teluftent prophecy use the tcrm) f7s,r
ulously hopes, that il may be suiIicien. bare
" to announce the intention TO insure the "I.a
dies Garland" a reasonable portion Of patron. .
age from the fIi' daughters and matrons o.
Virginia. Independent OF The nunilcent object
Of The publication, which in itself, is presumed,
10 I've passport 10 the hearts Of feminine Sc ns;.
bility, the high character which the ladies al
his metropolis, and most parts Of Virginia.
have attained, for the successful cultivation off
egani literature, cannot but augur fayourably OF
the success OF an undertaking whose very Title
prepossesses with the omisc OF the appropriate,
banquet, suited 10 their acquired and forming.
tastes. Need II lie made query. why an enter
Prise OF this character should not receive the ios
tering attention OF fair Nirgnans, az home pro-
dnetion, when their patronage is 20 freely extend-
cd TO JoTeisn prodVefi0ns Of a SIMILAR purrort?
self-preserving principle Of independence with.
Virginia, IL is with some Of her sister states 10
pay proper devotion TO the encouragement OF
literature within her own limits.
JeTps-The price Of the Ladies' Garland. yyjls
be two dollars year, 70 be paid half yearly in
advance.
~ Editors Of newspapers who may be djsoos
-ed 20 exchange with ne, viii confer favor l7 fof.
wardi1s theirs without ceiay.
March 2. aa-4,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
To The Editors of the ENQUIRE.

The Convention Question. which has been late
y disposed of by the Legislature, is certainly one
" the most important in all i's bearings, which has
yer engaged the attention Of the people OF Virgil
nis---View the subject in whatever light we may,
rhetller as friendly or hostile TO the changes
~hich are proposed TO he made in our frame OF
soNerpment, TO the necessity OF attempting any
iteration, at present, in that Constitution, which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
FOR THE EwoUJPEB

would suggest to the freeholders of the Sena-
,orlal District, composed OF the counties of Meek
ienourg, Lunenburg, Brunswick and Dinwiddie.
10 hoid meeting at their respective courthouses
at March court inst, for the purpose of nominate
ing iour ut persons to represent the District in the
Convention. And as it is subject in which the
people are more vitality interested than any other
since the formation of the presen, Constitution, II,
is hoped and believed that thew win ss,ec, ,h,.
most substantial and discreet men of the District
and that no person will be nominated who is asnir
ing to office; and furthermore, that whomsoeveri.
nominated will be supported, without the usual
mode oil travelling over the District treating, and
making long speeches. 'A1
II FRI holder of the District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
THOMAS b. BIGGER 5
POTTERY AND ExcHANcr lpr

Richmond, YTginia.
IgEaVlEG taken out the requisite l,r,n,s
rare aet o. me Virginia Etsslanfe nov pren.ysI,
Lotteries " f' o'a'e foseign
tickets and shares cold or sen, from E;S,,,
WIN an gases be the original Unes and Of eoufs n.,
hanie TO mistake dispute, and the cash m,v ~
Pr PRIZE. the momen' the dsaw'ns. received. ~ ~
ino' bigger Will devote his entire sties,,on u .. .
Lottery aud Es.hange hu.ines., his friends and ,hs
nv, WI. a. u. tunes Ind n. terms the aerommodsnI
"Hs'her IN the sale OF ticket. purcb..,
every DESCRIPTION OF BaaE ot, T E
reign Gold, &c &c. >A'SA' " 4 o.
Ffizr tirktts received cash. Order. from, III. r,,
mail. TitoS ~ ~, ny sns nfst
March 3. o'N uEil-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
II FRI holder ofMe District.
FOR THE EA-orJJRER

we propose The four gentlemen uamed below
II, our senatorial District TO represent us i, the
Convention. We select item for their exner;snco
intelligence, respectable talents, and estimable
virtues: Col. Joseph Goodwin of Dinwiddie. Cant
James II. Gholson of Brunswick. Capt. Samuel,
L. Lockett and Major Thomas NJ. Nelson of Meek.
lenburg. Three Citizens of .tIeekienbvro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.

Permit me, through your paper, TO call the at
tention Of the people Of the District composed Of
the counties Of Bedford, Campbell, and Buckinr
ham, to the Hon. William Daniel Of Lyncbbur9
as a gentleman eminenty qualified to act az one
oil their Representatives in the Convention to he
assembled in October next. ~ NC
II fTcehofder IN the county of Buckinpham.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03

NAV Two boats navigating the river from nv mill. 4,
Fnvsnns e. Richmond. for my own purpose. only su,
~ Hefcer myse Puhic Carrier. 1od hereby forssfs
p',on. from fosktnf contract with either u
pe uck % barlst, priine rfcuoe goods, ether
't'' les ou either e my b.sst soy n.s.
~. TfIBEREkEE.
pslaryrs, Jsn. 20. n-6@
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
To the Freetoiders IF the third Senatorial Dis
fTict of pirginid.

To the Freedolders Of the third Senatorial Dis
triet Of pirginia.
A crisis has arrived 10 the affairs of the State.
;"au which none otner may be more pregnant with
importance to the future character honor of Vir-
GINA. After peaceful and well-ordercd admin
istration Of the Republic-under which, all were
happy; and the vine and fig. tree Of each citizen
were his sacred shelter-we are about TO over.
throw the great landmarks of constitutional right,
and once more, to embark on the troubled ocean of
political reform. The Constitution, framed by the
wisdom OF our ancestors--under which thew and
their posterity have for mors than half century
lived in security and fecity--is about TO be sup
planted, and an experiment, based on modern theo.
ries, substituted for those great, and tried, and
valued principles, which were the Iegacies Of our
fathers.-I hope to be pardoned for believing,
that the present generation is not more intelligent
than the one which preceded us; that are not
wiser than our fathers were; and ! fear, If we
recur to the annals Of our Republic, especially to
our legislative annals, there will be found (maugre
the fiIsome adulations OF the sycophantc press of
the day,) a sad and melancholy deterioration in
the human intellect, since the days of Henry, Of
Lee, and Of Mason. But this crisis important to
us al-pregnant with the fate of millions vet IN
born---donands our serious reflection, and mature
and deliberate counsel.--To the freeholders Of the
third Senatorial District, this appeal is made. Yon
are, my fellow citizens, seriously irnplored TO look
at The present state Of things TO weigh the polit.
cal doginss which are af1oa; and carefully TO re.
fleet upon the consequences which may thence
flow. With pure and anxious feelings Of pater.
nal affection, call upon you 10 examine this cri-
sis and the consequences, not only TO your in "
viduai happiness. but TO the prosperity aud feIici-
~ OF your postenty for ages TO come. Upon the
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PREM rs CHUBDiS,
koTrEnY Ann ExcHANcE OrrrcE


Successor Of s. s. ri .qYen g. Co.
HAS the pleasure of his old ou,,orn =. tho
city Of Rehmoud and country, tbs, he atro
Incense ssresaby to the st lately hys legislature
snHiua and prepared TO furnish .iss,
I.y 't numbers, and will constantly keep hand, tt,e
'fis'nai tickets IN all ths Foreign Lotteries, wholesale kau
'e,s o'des from the eouutry enclosing the
VINO the ZANE prompt ate ntcp, application
subscriber pepsred purchase all kinda OF
natk notes and drafts Of the following states N. HaHC
snn. Maine, Masac husts, Rhode Iend, sect, New
YORK. Penn.yv.si Maryland, North CsroIioa South Oaio
ma: ofors,a Alabama and Lousisns, at the lowest rates
OF discount highest premium given for all kinds OF GOLD
psess :nd s. Of eaehsDss sale Boston, New
rrsadeiph's, baltimore, Washington City, Fayetteville,
savannah and New Orleans, the old
Exchange oG5ee Of PRINTS CBVBB
-, - NJ. 55s, st Rickn ond.
.uNcn rs.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

To the People Of pirgiaia in general, and to the
People Of Orange, Madison, Louisa, and
Spot.syfudnid in particular!
You will soon be called upon 10 elect members
to the Convention-and let an humble individual
who does not expect to be a member IN canton
you against blind confidence in the fitness of
any man for this all important trust As republic
cans-as freemen-yOur object is, as it should be
to secure and transmit the blessings of free govern
ment TO your descendants k,,o,c the men
into whose hands this trust is to be reposed
Before you vote, inquire what are the opinions
OF those who are to represent you. Be not Iuled
or drugged intofatal security by great names, or
great reputation for talents and uirtue. Men NAV
he good and great, and yet not represent eectuai-
ly your opinions or interests They may entertain
different ideas of Government from you-they
may not consider provisions in the present Consti-
tuition in the light you do. What you NAV con-
slider defects, they may believe to be saIuary prin-
cipIes.
Make up your own mind as to the character and
extent OF the reformation you WISH and ascertain
whether the men you are about to vote for will
further or defeat your views. Ask them are they
favorable 10 an equal and just apportionment Of
power and privilege! Will they touch the Judicia-
ry? Will they make this now privileged class.
practically responsible and accountable public
servants, instead OF set OF men posse ssine more
power TO Cypress the citizen, than any other agents
oil the Government; and whether they do duty or
not, ably or Jeebiy, nevertheless to be paid and
o6eyed, as long as they live choose to cumber
the body polite. Men maybe aristocratic-tram-
melled by antiquated political dogmas, and yet be
talented and girtuous. They may be so much the
admirers Of the present Constitution or so con
pected with the existing order of things, either
by holding Office themselves, or being Intimately
allied to those who do hold office, or so convent
emily situated, as relates to the different depart
ments OF Government, as TO be disposed TO pre-
serve. as far possible the provisions of the pre-
sent constitution md az ain present them for
re-ado ption Now is the time for republicans
to redeem the great principles Of their creed from
the jeopardy they have been into frame a De-
mocratic Republc-alke removed from aYisto-
crdey or RIGHTEOUSNESS where order will be SAT-,
and the will Of the people prevail-where the
weak and the strong are properly under the pro-
lection and restraints OF government: Such a
government az our forefathers designed, and the
enlightened republican spirit Of the times requires
VfDET
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FOR TIE Enoy,YpE,

To the Freehoiders of the Senatorial Disfr;c,
embracing Prince piHinm, Stafford, King
George, Wesfmoreiand, Lancaster, Richmond.
and northumberland counties.
In the Enquirer of the 26th ut., GA Free
holder suggests the propriety and necessity Of a
conference, by Depuialion OF one from as many
Iounues az may concur, TO meet on the 18th Mon.
DAY IN March, at WestmoreIand Courthouse, with
authority to select4 fit end proper persons 10 he
r rec as Delegates to the Convention. -
whilst the object Of Freeholder'' is not onIv
concurred in, but believed TO derive peculiar fore.
from The localities OF this District, it is deemed
mater oil regret, that his suggestion is confined in
one each county.
With view, therefore, that the sentiments
interests and feelings of the district nav mas.
more fully anc iia;T'y under review, propose thai
each county select three or more delegate to NEE
as above on the fourth Monday in March at West
Inorelani Courthouse, with the understanding and
agreement that in their delib atons, the deputa-
uon snaIi vote oy counties, as remedy for any In
IRON each. ANOTHER FREEHOLDER.
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COMMUNICATED.

C"f~b Wv ltr6 = r H.
NJ meeting Of many Of the frechoIdcrs Of the |
county, on Monday,'he second day Of March. 1929 /
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.lVetc .Spriiig (;oo.is.

from Liverpool Have direct large and r,o.1.r ..
60 10 me southern Western trade which heS invite
, he attention Of their eu,cme and purchasers s.nersy
oder for sale !xssg i sfElrf
MAJ, No. IFS, Pearl St Hanover Square, N. York
Ch'ncery-Ata Ietd Tor Ouu5,Iisua eouui,yss.
2e,h dsy Of Jan 1899: '' w.
'e s..i1., Willis rlf
Garter Wilkinson & Hemphrev Belt, men,
hb. e. ias, came on to be ed the hi
~. @ The surviving trustee proceed the lands in
.. the time sod place Of SALE newspaper printed in
cry OF R,e hmosd Tor cash, and proeesd,tiv
kay 70 The Eaa'f J Jennings. e ree kindred b
dollar, and oItywo en with interest r. y d.
SUBJECT orde Of the esur ri r. IN Inn.
oar am .Ieinde all equity of REDEMPTION of ,ad iiIu-
cor" Dea or any person claiming u,.tI them.
MILLER HeEsi wo oeiss
the IN day of April next, 1892 fair o. n. n, S
.e I" a.. pis..s s ,e for ready
s"yse decree lies within mile half OF Cartssyi?
leading from New Canton .doininr th. ,nSs
hsanolph HARRISON Gary Mitchell and FraueesD nfane e.,
as trustee shall convey .ueh title only a. i, vested in @
winch Is believed TO he unque .,ion.bie. .' =" "''
M.,.s izARD WILKINSON, T!u.,ee.
SItHE Agent for the Chine.e Suck. stcn. Iomno..--
James L. ieou j. r. siding din G IN ~ 10.
WIZ he ap'isd TO all tho.e, Who may he so
-" o''h oy mao dJgs, or other
me terms directed by the company, to wit 10 s,,.
ho'dtI' snj their immediate fAne. ~hout all
peson. except Pauper) mus Pay dollars for The
ny APpsa'9n TO ~ouud dollar, for e.ch OH a..
ouoai 70 who produce evidence of their
y VIII DC applied gratis. The Agent t,kes thu,
70 say ,nat lie he: never Teen spF1ed Of sry per,on,
y, M y"r"phoea TO whom this .tone ,pplied ey
Il, Pr Two slave. whe were bitter many diaeren, pSe,
ihey could not dssgDate wbsr. they were bitten
q"es''t me s1ns wa not applied all their vo,n.
sn',eriher .i own, number Of shares which he ,,; 80
dispose Of uP:n the original terms $40 per share "
JAMES Il. MTCOU, Agent
,Lan
TsPr'k, M.rch3. '''Ae S DC Com
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r. o., ~ CoMMUN7caTED

The Counties of Hanover. CaroJ;,s sr
The undersigned respectfully rec onnend 10 Won
70 assemble at your respective Courtbouses af the
March courts, and appoint four Deputies, from
each County, to meet at King William Courthouse
on ,he nrstd'y Of April for the purpose Of recon.
mending Tour delegates to the Convention
The undersigned believe, that /, IL Of yitni i'm.
portdnee to the District, (in common with all
Eastern VirgniaDto be represented by the most
intelligent and experienced men in the District.
men who have been tried, and are, therefore,
Virginia, and TO possess the firmness anil sbi,i,u
necessary TO sustain them 10y
Our only object is TO ensure, If we can.
the election Of such men-snd we venture
70 make the suggestion contained in this com
=. =. s"oh, peeduse we have perceived that
u - the mode recommended TO other Distric,s
and we believe II il the best calculated to promote
the object we have svowed
Several Tfeehokieys of TInuopsy.
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Al RsHAI-iSSAIE or

- tine Dan Rirer Land
Sokeu9NI to decree of the Superior eourt, o<
cey 70, me Lynehh"rs District rendered on the ssy
i iS-S ~ cause between Samuel Dsbn,v
dian Of " l'sin IL John L., and Mildred H. pab1ev Pf
hss.ns' samuel H. Dsbney and others, Dehs ~ ~
The undeIsiyDed Marshal Of the .aid eo,r, ,-,u IN -
Pe%.e', near milton IN the county OF Phsyivanis on
Wednesaey the lih day Of March, 1920.
NOS , ,u .n ia Day thereafter, en- credit
L A n D,
,y'nz on psn RIVER, containing between seven md .b
60 hore BOND With approved security will be r;s,
60 o. me purchaser, aud the title retained until The
OF we Puioha'. money IS made The shove tract of (nJs
DsvigsbIe 10 the land. r MOI rn mref 70 no'7
Feb 10 as SomD y, M
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has commenced for the season. The S,eamro,,
Long Branch will leave Washington, daily a. -
o CLOCK, incridam-and on her return, will Ieare
Potomac Creek at g clock, p. NJ each d,,
CHARLES WALKER
captain Of Steamboat Long Ear,ci,.
March g. os O..
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* the public Library Likewise. with amend
lents, bill entitled sAn act concerning the Ka-
r,"l,s Road aud Bridge aud for other purposes
fhe above Amendments were agreed to by the
House.
On motion of Mr.. Nelson, the Committee OF
schools and Colleges were discharged from
tho further consideration OF SO much Of the
Governors Message as relates to the establish
pent Of Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Mr.. Minor was requested TO inform the Senate,
ihat this House having finished the business he
fore It, is now ready to close the present session
Soon after, Mr.. Dromgoole from the Senate, an
nounced that there being no business before them,
frs now ready to adjourn to the Grst Monday in
December next.
And then, on motion of Mr.. Yancey, the House
adjourned ill the 3lst March.
Before adjournment, the Speaker addressed the
House in neat and affecting Valedictory.
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" iR"'NlA owit, Ia obsneety -B1ekinShsm esdnty
v February court, ie2S =.
David and rhoms. shsrk., rseehsp rarther, radius
! under the hrm aud style OF d. Shsnts, Pitts.
against
Jsmss s.pder' wr Sander. add Culver Johns An'or os
Ssmr Sanders, befs.
The defendant Jsmes Sanders, hsvpy entered his
ysaranee sod security according TO the Act " Aser
bly, and the raies Of this and appearing 10 es
et1o Of the court that b. n so nhchi,sn Of his<san
y II ordered that the ssd James Sanders do sPPssr hts
on the hfs day Of Nay term next and answer the bill
Of the Plaintiff AnS that copy Of this osi be forthwith
tsd an the Enquirer, newspaper published IN the city ct
Rebmond for two months and posted the frost
door os the courthouse Of this evuey. Cory. Trse,
II. EBDRIDGE, Jr.t c.
Msrch3. ao-wsw
BALDWIN ). l.. MATTHEW'S,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
(Lofe Of Tapp6hannock,)
Ogtr' AIS prcfsss,onal services TO fks psbSr.
Will practice M the Superior and .rfsrior Court. rI
Essex, We,morelsnd and Ri hmond Counties
Superior Courts OF Law for NoIihuE aud King
Queen
Refer to Me.rs W. F. Mecu and Thoms. prcek
o' H'ehnopd; john Roy end John Scott Of Freeriekbs
W,"'.r Pt.y and Robert Weir Of sPPahrnnves.
Richmond Court House. Va
March 3. 90 10
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lsen Regent OF the University OF she STATE, IN
the place of VIM. l.. NJ arcy, appointed a Jus
tice Of the Supreme Court.
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FIFE Public are infofmeo..
d. that the daily Mail Line be-
GsfSzssSsSsl- tween this City and Washing
sikssSs5&sS2xg ton, by Stage and Sfeaml,nat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-03

NEW YonK.--Tbe following State officers were
lately chosen in joint ballot Of both Houses of tbe
Legislature Of this State VIZ:
Azarish c. Flsgg, Secretary of State.
Abrs am Hevser, Tressuror
Simeon De Witt. Surveyor-Ctene-aI
Alexander NJ Muir, Commissary. General
These are all re appointments for three year.
rom The 18th instant.
At tho same iiIoe, Benjamin f. Butter was clio
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DuEL-Several papers mention that duel was
fought lately, beyond the line Of neighbouring
state, between Philip Thompson Esq. formerly
member n. OF Congress. and Rob. Tripett Esq late
Oh ,.'is town. ana 1t Is added, "the former gen
tieman was shot through the body above the ab.
homen, OF which he died few days since" II
Is true an affair Of honor did occur between those
gentlemen, and that Mr. Thompson was badly
wounded, by ball which passed across the breast,
but we are happy to believe not ,,,orfoI,. 40 70
ry late letters f'oin the Yellow Banks, where both
parties now reside, state that he was fast recoy-
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