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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-16

To HIe HtpcTnuDcTaTy Officers Of The Virginid State
Line, during the Revolutionary Udr.
FUHHE Court OF Appeals having recently decided that
4 the Supcrnumerary Officers entitled TO half
p1y 70 long as they live, and II appearing that suit
must be brought in every case, before the debt will be
paid the subscriber tenders his services, agent
and attorney in prosecuting such claims. Having for
several years given his attention to this subject, and
the claims Of officers 10 Land Bounty, he has made
hms familiar with the Laws respecting such claims
and the means Of procuring the evidence necessary to
establish them, II to be had By reference 10 the public
Records application 10 the surviving officers
Letters addressed 10 ,ne subscrher At this place will
receive punctual attention. THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond, Arril-i6 I17-wtnf
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a hUTION All persons are hereby cautioned A..
~ gains' purchasing or receiving psremptory note
Tor the pigment Of fry dollars executed by me TO
Charles bfoach Of tie Cry Of Richmond Tie ssid
note was lraudcnuy ob,aiocs from me by ssid Bro,eh
In Part payment for horse imposed upon inc by him
sound, when IN fact he unsouni and worthless and
50 known To the said Breach at HE time of the sale to
ne Having Uncovered hes, facts since The sale of the
horse, am determined not to pay the note.
RiCHARD s. TAYLOR
King VGGm 'nly io 2c-u
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Jnly I6

Oh GDAh REWARD will be given for The apprehen.
~ >S5| sion and delivery us in Richmond, Cf a
Very bright mulatto Man, known bv the name Of Ned
or Edward Fox, about feet 10 inches hgh-2l or
years old He the 13 h inst, some miles a.
hove Richmond, going up the River in Boat belong.
ing to John Pa,spscoe running from about the Fallsbu-
~ Mills, Buckingham county, the head man of which
IL called Bob Spencer and being asked where he was
going, replied, as far up the River would carry
him" He had on, at the time, Seal-skin csp and
light pantaoons, and believed to have along with him
pair OF dark mixed cassinet ponalcons also He was
raised, and has relations living near Warren in
Albermarle county; formerly belonged to Mr.. VIM l..
T. b. Jones Of that county, and afterwards purchased
by MIR. Samuel Garlic; and has been accustomed 10
work in a Mill. GRAY s. PANKEY.
July l6. 2O-3t
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MOTICE TO MILLERS.-The commodious Brick
u Merchant Mil, situated on the South side of APP
pomaox River, in Petersburg, Formerly occupied by
MessTs. Furt 81 Co.. and at present by Mr. Hugh Mel
SOM offered for for more years. and pos
session given the LIST of August next. The Mill has
been recently completely repaired, and is now in ex-
ceent order, and worthy the Of those dispos-
ed to engage in the manufacturing OF flour. For terms
apply to RO. b. BOILING.
July 16. 2O-6ts
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ITO the Editions ut me Euo,,; -

g., -. =" nc run. ~ we b."qtHfcF.
reached me- and Immediately reply to Bishop Englands
very hasty and Incorporate observations my note and
on his own letter.
AS lover OF consistency, Think that nothing can be
o. greater service 10 society at large hau putting upon
record the Official, the semocal acts of those
VINO place Themselves in stations not very obscure.
you are therefore entitled 10 the thanks of all YOUR
souuneD readers, for having given OConnePs let
TER TO which Bishop Engauds Slavery was evidently
intended 20 pass n a reply.
u The hrs had come 10 hand. anil had been publish
G" 70 thareico previous 70 ;he public meeting there
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y. ]. CONANT.

I9 IL Maiden Lane corner Of Green ST., ". T.
f. j. c. manufactures and keeps constantly on hand
for SALE by the quantity, large and complete assor-
men OF stocks ofevery descriptions warranted to be made
OF the best of materials, and in the handsonest style.
May11. I-wIOwif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-16

Six million four hundred thousan dollars of the pub
lie debt oil the United States paid Off ON the FIRST Of
July.
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July I6.

z 1924
John Martin & Sally his wife, formerly Sally Rucker
PlffJ.
against
Reub-n Rucker, in his right and as alm'or of
Joshua Rucker, dec, Joshua Chafln and VIM Wood
his securities Lemue Rucker and Polly his wife Plea
s,nt Rocker. John Milton and Lucy his wife william
Butler and Patsey his Wife Jesse Martin, VIM Martin
jordan Martin Danici Martin, Jefferson Martin, Pat
sey Marin, and Eliza Martin, which said William Jor-
Ian, Daniel. Jeh-rson, Patsey, and Eliza Martin, are
under the age OF twenyone years Joshua Rucker and
sally Hacker, the said Sally the widow of the said
Joshua dec. D-Gus
O'deIe1, That Master Commissioner FAhiis Lawson.
examine, staic and settle accounts Ut Reuben
Rucker adm'or of Joshua Rucker, dec aso of each
OF the distributes proportion of the estate ri the said
Joshua, with the Administrator, and that he repoft
thereof 10 the Court, in order to a final decree.
Copy. Teste, J. T. LEIGH, C.
The parties above named, will please attend at my
office, three miles above Jetersvle, Ameo, Va. on
the 9th, 10Th, and 1ltb Of September next, when and
where shall proceed 10 execute the above order.
FABIUS LAWSON, ri. G.
July lO. S0-wSy
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BN ILL FARM FOR SALE.--The Subse,iber IL
1S& DESTROYS OF selling his Farm In kim 4 Queen
near Dunkirk upon which be OF presen, rcsidss IL
contains 900 acres OF very excellent forest land adspt
ell TO the growth of Corn, Cotton, IS. Wheat, Tho
buildings ere OF superior quality, consisting of an x-
ctsut large and airy two story buick Mansion . i'm
wing Kitchen, Barns, Stahiss, Carriage Houss t.
House, and every other House, usefui FOR farm f,-
ne''ic purposes, or tie accommodation of Slaves =
There are several never.ssng Springs az the ccae.t
an pures water. and vey convenient 10 the Dwelling
ih"t" Is also On and belonging 20 the Farm very
superior two story BRICK over-stot Mill and Cotton Gin
on corous and con.ant stream OF water, in papuous
neishhoihcod, which viii sold with the Farm
Tn re are lon 20 10 80 Of fine m >adow land
now IN native grass, supplying abundant pasurase for
large Heck OF sheep, and 90 head OF cattle besides
severa, mares aud colts and calculated II attended To-
10 produce hay 10 a very cnrsiderabls extent
The Subscriber being disposed to sell will make q
great sac, ce in the property; and only adds i'm con-
cuson, that taking into considera the niences
OF the Farm. i,s improvements, orchards. as val,
"a The hne neghborhooJ in which Il is situated and the
accommodating terms upon which he will SELL knows
OF no part OF the country, where more pleasant resi-.
dence might be obtained, a more uiico,is invest
IN Mt OF money adc-Lpttcrs upon th. subject (,os,
paid) II directed to the Subscriber, near Ciarkson
Kins & Queen County, Va will be attended TO-
July 10 20--vSw THOMAS GARNETT
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A VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE,-Pnrsu-
Ia ant TO the provisions OF the last Will and Tesla
nent OF VIM Hin. Decd shall offer for sale to the
highest bidder, at King William Courthou.e on Mon.
DAY The 22i of August next (t being Court day. that
valuable plantation cai>d
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tn" 9Th day Of June, 1890
Otis Williams and fIetiy Williams, formerly Ssyler.
Plifs.
tin Saylor dec Jacob Saylcr, Herry WHEEL, and Eliz.
aheth his wife, formerly Slysr Michael SAVER John
ii. LUZ and Mary his wife, formerly Sayler. Henry
Saylcr, B"thhem Harvey and Esther his wife for
merly Seyer, Jesse Luz and Sarah his wife. formerly
Styler aud David Sayler, heirs and representatives of
Jacob Sayler, der Michael S,yler. ami Henry T Pc
ter, Jacob, John. Michael, William and Sapnel linn
John Mincar, Of Mary Miucar, dec formerly Ma
~ linn the younger, ohm Huff aud Elizabeth his WIFE
formerly EZ beth Mncar daug t,er of sad M,rv yinn
the younger. and David Wills and Mary his vile for
merly Mary Mincar, daughter of said Mary linn tho
younger, IRIS and representatives. of Mary linn dec
formerly Ssyer. Elizabeth Robinson snd John S,vler
Henry Sayler, Jacob Sayler, and Daniel Sayler heirs
chae Syler, Joseph Sayle Chrisiisa Rccie and Eliz
| abeth his wife, formerly Syier, Christian Briefs aud
Cathariuc his WIFE, formerly Sayler Simon HennR and
Magdalinc his wife, formerly Sayler John Wisner and
Mary his WIFE, formerly sayier, heirs and representa-.
tives of John Sayer dee. t)eai,s
The defendants IN Sayier, Henry Sayier, ami J,-
cob Sayer, heirs and representatives. of Henry SAVER
dec, and tbs defendants Michael Say'er Joseph Saw
Ter, Christian Reede end Ez beth hi, wife. Christian
Briefs and Ca,harne his wife, Simon H.ning and Mag
daiine his wife, John Wsner and Mary his WIFE heirs
| and representatives Of John Sayler dec not having
entered their appearance, End given security according
70 an act OF the General Assembly and the Rules of
this Court and appearing that thew are not inhabitants
OF III State, On the motion Of the Plaintiff, by Coun-
sell IS Ordered, That the said defendants DO nppear
here the first day of September Court no xt and en-
swer the Plaintiffs bill. and that Copy of this Order
he forthwith inserted In Of the public news.
papers, printed in the Cry OF Richmond for two
mon SUCCESSFULLY and alec posted at the front door Of
| the Courthouse OF this County. Trste,
b. J. woRsHAM, c C.
July 10. 20-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-16

Tickets Oniy Three Dollars
IN THE
WARYL.A.ND STATE LOTTERY,
No. z, Jor 1880.
To he drawn in the city of Baltimore,
On WEDNESDAY, 2STH OF JULr.
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containing by estimation 533 acres with houses and i'm
provemens thereon suitable for the genteel accommoda
tion Of large family, and for agricultural purposes
with extensive orchards Of the finest fruit This pre-
perry high and healthy situation; is within one mile
oil King William Courhouse, and is delirabe as a resi-
dence, especially for professional gentleman The
enclosures, bitches and meadows oil in good order
having Tor someyears been under the most judrious man
agement. The land abounds with marie OF the richest
quality convenient 10 each field; and plantation can
boast oil greater number OF Springs of the finest and
puest water: one OF them being amongst the most cop-
ous fountains in the lower country The terms Of sale
WIZ be onehrd OF the purcbase money the Let day
oil January next when possession will be delivered;
one-ihd on 'hs let Of January, 1882 and the other
third on The LIT of Jsuary, 1885, hut the two last pay
men TO be secured rfb bonds with approved security
and Deed OF Trust on the land-Mrs Hill is entitled
to dover in this land hut will sell her inerest and Join
IN the conveyance TO the purchaser, which will make
the tile peirc-iiber,y will be given 10 hespurcbas-
er TO sow small grain during lhis al Mr. Robert Hill
who lives adioining will show the land 10 any person
wishing TO see il, aud will give any further information
which may be required.
VIM. j BROWNE.
EX'or Of VIM Hill, deed.
July 16 2O1,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-16

Et0CHRAN'S portable Improved Wheat Thresfipg
" Machines From the i0cseased demand, and the
numerous orders which have been received Tor the
above y Cochran has been induced to employ add.
tionsl NUMBER OF worluen. which will enable him 10
supply any orders that may be given him. or directed 10
his Agent IN Richmond, with greater dispatch Than
heretofore 81 Applications 10 the Subscriber. will be
promptly Attended 20 JNO O'LAY.
Richmond. My rs %, 1880.
The above Machines are in use bv 4. r Miller. in
Prince Eiwat1; Zoe. G. Cahrll, NcIon q Blake Tn
5ahan0ock; b.iefneu, Croiue; g. Hutton, Eau.
quierand man, other gentlemen. tif-fcnt sections
Of The country TO whom he respectfully refer fsr nor-
nation s. COCHRAN.
May %. 6-wsi New Market, Hanover.
NMYNHAM ROBERTSON intending to decline
w practice Tor the fniuFe, At the County Bar. viii
hencefprh devote his excusve attention 10 such bust
'hol be eorfdcd to him in the various Courts
held in this City.
LII. n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-16

We are informed Gays the New York America ny
that the Morris Canal Company WHOM April last NJ
cated loanin Holland Tor $3.50 00O Tor which they
drew bills payable in LONDON, have avices by a recent
arrival at this port, that the bills have been accepted
and the funds already in rsr RENTED to Lonlon, 10
meet the payment tn bills b,come due. This Of
course, in'ures the completion of this canal with the
umos, speed. Indeed, informed, that it will
be opened from the Delaware TO this city, before the
termination OF this season.
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COWJnZA7CaTED
WILLIAM s. MARY ' CoT III ~ I sD

nicaton rcfe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-16

NIRGiNlA-Ht Chdncery AT Rules taken IN the
v Clerks Office of The Court OF Prince Edward ON
tn 7ih day Of June, 1890
Otis Wiisms and iIety Williams, formerly Sayler,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-05
WINTERS ARABIAN.

E'nlo beautiful and rue Arabian StouioD viii stand
, NJ my stable, III the county Of Brunswick, JJ
mics south of Petersburg, and 8 miles Northeast
OF LawtepccvIllc, aud 10 miles Northwest from Bel.
held Those having hlCodcd mares and being desi-
rous OF improving their stock, will not omit this or
Portunity Of doing rs it is probable lac will n,t
readily admitted ny all breeders OF fine horses tbo,
our stock does at this time. ns much eed n cross 8,
this kind, the English did at the time rhr C;,dcl.
Phn Arabian commenced Governing in England, ard
that was Evidence of his Arabun opjuin' and ,hr
price az which he will be Iot t. Mares will bo pul
hshed before TIC season commences.
i'm '-'s toHN FUCKER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-05
FOR LIVERPOOL

,kr~ The fine fast sailing Ship ANACRE-
,itZi ON, Capt LENox, lying at Bermuda
HIzEEA> Hundred--part of her cargo being on
1,szsss<s-- gagged, she will meet with the Utmost
despatch. For freight. apply TO, Maxwen Trokes.
or to KERR, CASKIES g. Co >
A few hampers of excellent Lancashire Potatoes,
per said Shin for sac. dec 3--inSs WITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-05
DUR GREEN's Oprsros OF MA,on E.rox.

DUR GREEN's OPINION OF MAJon E.roS
The Editor of the Literary Subaltern, who is, J..
general, very garrulous, and talks great deal TOO
much, speaking of Major Eatons Report, says:
Son reading it, it reminds Of what Duff Green
said TO MS the other day when speaking to him on
the subject of Cabinet Literature.-We expressed
favorable opinion of the Majors literary attain
ments and writings, when General Green replied
that Major Eaton's writings we're not positively
bad, but unfortunately he very frequently so formed
his sentences that they reminded him of the wonder
inl horse whose head was said to be placed where
his tail ought to be-"
After this, what will the Major say1--Phsur Ga.
zate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-05
NORFOLK, January 9,

.arriUal Of The Dekdwdre The u. S Ship Della.
ware, OF "a guns (ate of the Mediterranean SQUAD
ROM Com. William n. Crane, anchored in Hamp D,
Roads yesterday, after a. days passage from Port
GERS and crew all in good health. Left u. $. Ship
Lexington, Capt. Hunter, from Smyrna, 1.-THE ONLY
u. s. vessel there) ali we'll.
The Delaware passed the Ontario sloop of war.
Capt. Stevens, about 20 miles $ w. of Port Ma.
hon, standing for that port, presumed from Gibraltar
The u. s. ship Fairfield, Capt. Parker relieved
the Lexington, at Smyrna and was len there on the
2Ist Oct, oil we'll.
We learn from an officer Of the Lexington, who
Arrived IN the Delaware, that the Russian SQUADRON
under the command Of Admiral Count IIeyden, con
slsting of line Of battle ships, frirate, and two
sloops Of war, Zone Of which was captured from the
TusksJ Of the English squadron, line of battle
ships, figae; ond the French s1uadron. A limo NJ
battle ships, frigates and two briggs, were az Your
ma, IN the Gulpb Of Smyrna, when the Lexington
sailed from That port.
The British frigatc Blonde, was at Coustantinople
lOtn oct with all her armament on board, n courtc
sy not heretofore accorded To any armed ship
The following officers came passengers in tho mol
aware captain John Downes, late Of the u
fngate Javai Richard Mccall ESQ. r. s.. NavvI
Agent at Gibraltar; Pursor ~ II. Perry, late Of
W. Moores, ind Midsiprnau Benjamin s. Slvo.
Beacon.
NEw YORK, Dec --29 by the ship Russell ,ro
have NV Orleans papers Of the 18th inst contain
ing extracts from Wilc's p G.. ofthe 10Th.
The Presidents Message was received bv tho
Mobile mail IN six days fpom Washington
The Courier OF the 18th contains an account os
the rising Of the savcs'on hoard Of the schr Lsfay
cite, Captain Bissei from Norfolk Their object h.
murder the whites and the vessel for ST. Domn.
CO. On their examination, the slaves stated tha,
similar effort was to be made on board the schr
Transport not vet arrived. Some ofthc mutnce,s
were severely wounded. seq. a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-05
FOR HIRE

oh VIC present year, Cil OF about sixteen wears Of NO.
VINO mas been accustomed 10 house business and the MIR,
guy oi cuIdren hplly NJ This onlcc. i'm dis
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-15
Tae Fs7Ee r--Mrrs.

Tie F'i5he Pzr.-Mr-f. Ravns -.
of the "Banner Of t5e Constitution ,,s..
number q. his paper, makes Il, "a
very just remarks in Felation TO 4hs ~,
per press of theST niied Siatez:
Strange as il snay sound 10 ,.,.,,
ears, 1t IS nevertheless truth well -
tie attention os tbs American ,,so,l .'4 I
there IS 20 country in vss1ich the 6,,c,rSS' si
Prsss exists IN less purity shan in tbi< TS
all our Soasted dsyotion 10 the mat. "inI
rs@ats 81 man, there are every ybera
n1eis imposed upon the freedom Of d;..uae
IL the public puuts, which restrict invo"|
tor. These tramaels, il is true. ave- ,,ssA
posed by The laws, nor by the genius o5
system of government They result !.
the discipline of party, or from the cops5
ing influence exercised over the psv.a.'
press by the very nature Of the p,,y 49,
whlsb supports it.
SIN the United States, there is not Ma
a single editor who is at liberty 10 sns.r e
mind upon all subjects. If he beloer ;.
party, which regards men as of Irao,e ,,a,.
tance than pTifse;qlss, he is not at liberty 4
cay a werd against the fayorites of his 5,-'
or in favor oEtheir opponents, slbei: Tie y,
may merit cehsWe aad The other be enlsa'
10 praise. fhe regards principles as OF e@s
Importance than men, he finds perhaps tf4
these principles assume SO many nodfcad@,
in the minds of different people, that no Is.
classes OF his friends precisely agree. andds,
at every step he takes, he fnds himself ln
ming again* sarne prejudice or intosest viii
cannot he sssaited viih.impuuiiy. The ~.
honest and independent editor with whom N
are acquainted. has assured us. thathe new
uttered a wholesome truth, touching coIpo
ate bodies, that did not cost him eight d,
lars, and our own short experience has are
dy pointed out bow difficult ii is to pursue
independent course without coming into Cd
lision with others"
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nn+nerecsrt asbate n eonsre.s on fese'

pay al Members, Mr. Hlattlesey sad
ave have been in session los days, during
which time The House has met only az. days
No have enacted "a laws, where INC bhis %
N gin ated in the House, and where 1hsy OIL
aina,ed in III. Senate; 81 bills srs before the
Senate that have PASSED the House, and I'd
are before the House that have passed fhe
Senate. The whole number OF bills repsrted
TO tho Hoaee is-s79. and tho number ei.reso-
iu.ions adopted is ASe; and tie mass OF 5asi-
ness is to he left ENACTED eg, or SO hastesed
through. that very few aaembsrs will know
what prcvissas ths bills contain .
Il the people were apprized OF eur neglect al
duty they swonld correct the evil The 90
ject OF having the House composed OF els
members is SO unite the intelligence OF tAat
aumber on every proposition thai is scted en-;
bat whoever viii take the pains to examine
the list OF yeas and nays will md that IN
most cases, usless it be- OH a political or on
some great ma senaI question, rie rarely have
mere than q bare ma jority for DOING business
These facts are no ways cFeditabie to The
House, and call loudly for ''relorIB" The
House had better, at the commencement OF
each Session, or by passing seneiallaw, fix
regular day for adjournment. It is asceF
tanned that no proposition TO reduce the pay
Of Members will ever preyail-pabiic opinion
should, Therefore, force come other nethod
forputting sop 70 expensive legislaGon.--
Let the business party" in thf House.be en-
Outraged, and elections hereafter tgsa upon
that point, as vel &c upon politics.
Ia the speech Of Mr.. Richardson, Of Massa-
chHsetts, delivered in the House on the 30th
ut we fnd the following statistical facts,
which may be useful for reference:
BY report made &c the Senate during the
present session OF Congress Lv. the Secretary
Of the Treasury, it appears taat for purposes
o. Education, and the construction Of Roads
and Canals, within and lea ding 20 a number
of States and Territories. -f'om the adoption
of.the CoRsttntieH to the 94th Bccern her
1923, tee following appropriations have been
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-15

rtrhe Grtuat -distfi5ution~of tin one Hunifrc7i
and thirty four membersanong the four DIS
tricts. made by the new constitution, - as
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-15

Tho distribution Of The members between
the country wsss Of tho Blue ridge and tho
courtsg east cf it, would, ACCORDING 10 tie
,ol,ifc bans oS $50, b. as follows:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-15
Majority of white population east Of
the ridge, in 1880,

TYle number Of the house OF delegated, un-
',t1er the new constitution, being one hundred
and thirty four, the loops, dSt'l'eT'ion thcrs-
OF, a,nsng the four dislso's, on tAosr.ie pr'n.
ciple. the equal rcrscsepiaSop OF tho free
vtshile population, would Ia ~ loiiGIgs;
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-09

The delegation Of Maine the nexa Congress just elected, gre all friendly Jaeksoa, except Mr Evans the representative Ofih Kennebsek district.