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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

a DYSPEPSIA The Subscriber, original discoverer
Ely OF the neO method Of curing this formda BILE dis
ease continues 20 practice it at the of Vail and
Broad Streets, New York.
For the Satisfaction OF those who may desire the ad.
vice of physician, he has associated with himself in
the practice DR. J. Nelson, Jr who will attend daily
at the rooms, examine all that and af-
ford medical advice where necessary.
In opposition TO the ialsehoods OF rumor and TO the
frauds OF Interested pret nders the public may rest
snred that the subscribers edy has neither leak
ed out nor been dscovered that he has but
one authorized agent, who is now at BaIiston; and
that he will give due notice of the fact should he here
afer appoint others o. HALSTEAD.
July 30. 24-I6
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REAL EsrATE.-For Sale. my Trae, of Laud and :,

EAL ESTATE.-FOr Sale. my Tract of Land and
HI Mills, in the county Of Hanover, on the South
anna River, hye miles from GoodalPs Tavern and %
from Richmond, containing 600 acres-3OO Of which,
lies well Tor cultivation asreesbly level, with good
proportion OF River Bottom, and that very richVthe
residue 800 acres is Of good quality, aud we'll
with valuable timber.
TIE Buildings consist Of large two story brick
dwelling house, with sufficient number Of ou.- houses
together with large well-constructed Barn. The
orchards are in perfection, aud Of the best selected
ruts. The plantation abounJs With good Springs; and
the house. well OF as pure, good water, any in
the country. The situation Is very healthy and the
neighborhood good. The Mills are on the South anna
QUE mile from the dwelling house; together with good
Saw Mill built this year this place is also
healthy.
Also 100 acres Of Land in Charles City county,
about 20 miles below Richmond, on Public Road
0a this Tract, there Is large Dwelling House. Store
House, Bacon Houses, and sufficient number of other
uhousss, with la:g- orchards of choice fuits.-Al.
so moieiy OF valuable Manuiacturing Mill, about
one mile from the Mansion House, on good site atm OF
water; and good neghbohood Tor custom. John Bell
will shew the property in Charles Ctyo those DESTROYS
Of puchasng-he whole OF which will be sold on rea-
sonabe terms by application to the Subscriber on the
premises, IN Hanover. THOMAS HARRIS.
July 10. 2O-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

NOfiCE-The subscriber intending TO leave the
State OF Virginia this fall, (aud anxious to make
such arrangements will enable him TO do so with
tonvenience0 respectfully requests oil persons in
debed to him 10 make payment before the LIST Ocsber
next
Those indebted TO The late concern of VIM. W. w i
siger Co, will make payment without delay Ito MIR
WIN. H. Brander or the subscrihc) as loDge indul-
grnce cannot he granted The subscriber has hand
good assortment OF Groceries, which he is disposed TO
sell low for cash, his usual terms OF credit TO rune
tuai customers. VIM. w. WEISIGER.
August 81. 3I-4t
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26-il2uS

UTNloN HOTEL, CITY OF RIcnmoND, vA-The
q subscribers having taken this spacious aud .le
CANT house are prepared TO accommodate travellers and
boarders, ri her families single gentlemen, by the
day, week month year, the most liht roI terms
The Union Hotel is pleasantly ii uated on T.
or Moin Street, LILLE below the Market House
sn'heisrty near TO the business part of the ci
ty; while, at the same time il is withdraw from
the noise and hustle Incidental 10 more public places
containing neae 100 rooms, including palour saloons
e., all furnished in superior syls, combining both
nea'nes' and elegance
The tables will always be plenilully furnished, with
such varieties as the market and neghbouing places
afford, and the bar with the most choice liquors
The bed rooms are spacious and airy, and The beds
clean and if good and attentive servants, with dis po-
sition on the part OF all attached TO the house please
are calculated TO add 10 the fore going recomme ndaons
then will the propi:tors not only deserve but hope
receive he patronage of the public. They have good
stables convenient to the house, well supplied with pro-
veuder and experienced ostlers.
The General Stage Office is kept at this house.
seats in all the different Stages may b. taken.
WM. II. SHIELDS,
JOHN ARMISTEAD.
Aug. 81 33-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

TuyRUST SALE OF LANDRY virtue Of Deed
" oil Trust execuied by JeT-fson K Trice, 10 the
subscribers, bearing date the goth day of January,
1928, for purposes therein mentioned, shall, on
Tuesday. the fourteenth day IF September neat, at IL
O'clock lair II not the next fair day. proceed TO sell
OH the pr enises the highest bidder, the said Trcs
Interest in the Tract or LAND, on Fork Creek,
near Yanceyvie, in Louisa County which his ia
ther. James Trice, deceaSed, lved-said Trces inter
est beirg Lots No. I, q A. and TO- according plat
and survey made by David Rithardon, The PAL Janua
~, 1929, under the direction of Co0in toners ap.
pointed toy Louisa Court, divide said Land. All Of
which will more fully appear, reference bling bad 10
the aforesaid plat, filed in The office Of the Clerk OF said
County, a copy thereof in the hands of The subseIi
bers.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purchaser
or purchasers lis their giv bond bonds with
approved security and deed or deeds Of trust on the
land, TO secure tie payment
JOHN GARTH, 1r.....
JOSIAH LEAKE, Jr. ( iTustees'
". b. The above.tnenio land is upon the line run
ming souhwaly from the rich Gold Mines in Spottsyl.
vana on which gold has been found points:
some Of the examinations recently made Within few
miles of the above Tract have resulted in the dicoye
w Of Gold; others now In progress by experienced
masrs in the immediate peighborhOod, with conf.
dent expectations their part Of full success; and IL IL
understood 10 be the general opinion Of the neishbors
that IL Gold IL to be found In the neg hborhood the
bove land promises most certain success.
A,,ua,r. so-d. tn j. g. Trustee"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
NFILlTARY LAND BOUNTY CLAIMS

AWILlTARY LAND BOUNTY CLAIMS
I'VE take this method Of making known to those claim
ing Military Land Bounty, that shall be at Richmond
in the course Of few weeks when shall he prepar-
ed TO aid them in obtaining their Military Land Bounty
Warrants TO enter into contracts for the location Of
such warranMy terms shall be as liberal those Of
any other Agent in this business.
residence for many years in the West and long ex-
perience in land matters. will ! hatter myself enable
me 10 transact the business the satisfaction Of those
who may condo to meLefters post paid, addressed
to me in Richmond TO the Of VIM Barrett ESQ will
receive immediate attention.
August 3. 25-10t JAMES TAYLOR,
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WAILUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-The

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-The
Subscriber has two Tracts of Land, lying in the
County OF Cumber!and each containing about 220
which he will offer for sale, the highest bidder on
the premises on Saturday the 25h day OF Septe mber
next iAir II not, the sale will take place Moaday
following the 27h at Cumberland Courthouse il bel,
Court Day.
On one Of these Tcac,s is the stand well known as
LANGHORNE'S TAVERN, situated on the main
Buckingham Road, equi distsst from Richmond and
Lynchburg. The Improvements are large and COM
modous Tavern House, with nine rooms; alarge brick
Sable, and all other necessary out. houses.
The other Tract adjoins Langhorne's Tavern, being
the same wherein the Subscriber formerly resided
The Dwelling House, Kitchen, Laundry, and Smoke
House all OF Brick The whole OF this property lies in
healthy and respectable neighborhood further de-
sctipon is deemed unnecessary, as is believed that
no person would purchase, without first viewing the
premises The properly will be shewn by Col Robert
Moseey, who lives on the premises
For Terms, apply to Capt VIM NJ. Thornton, near
Cairs; or to the Subscriber living at Lynchburg.
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr
aug 10 2S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

NkESH DRY GOODS In anticipation OF th.lI
n general advertisement, the subscrbers inform
their customers and other purchasers that they have
received by the last arrivals from Philadelphia New
FRESH .Ameriean, British and French Dry Goods in
which are included their own importation from Eng
land IVA New York; consisting in part of tn. follow.
ing articles:
Extra blue. black, brown, olive, and olive brown.
London Cloths
do blue, black, ,mix,, fancy and do
cassiineres
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles cuttings
White aud coloured ground chintz printed do DO do
Plain buh Teilineu.-A beautiful as.ortment Of the
newest styles OF prins.-Fancy checked, striped aud
Adrianopie; new style gnshams; A, 81 aud Cd
cambria and iaconet muslns-whte bordered crsvas
very superior and MKT and striped linen and cotton
heir assortment is now very good, aud will in
d 'e" days be the most commanding they have ever
had. F&EJANFS g. 70
Market Square.
April l3. lI6-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

W The ENQUIRER 10 published twice week generally and
three times week during the State
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars per annun
savanes Notes Of chaered banks, ton will bo
received IN payment The Editors will guarantee
writers. - - -
Elitot. until all arrcarages have boon paid Mp.
" whoever will guarantee tho OF nine shall
have the tonth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
% Ono OR LE5S-First insertion
tnuance, so cents.
sNo until hasether paid
assumed bY some person In this city. its enxons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
August 81
VALUABLE TAN-YARD FoR SALE.

YENHE subscriber offers for sale his well known and
~ valuable lanyard situated BALI mile from
Prince Edward Courthouse, Immediately on the main
road-snd so acres Of Land Of good quality on which
there is comfortable Dwelling House, aud all neces
sary ouhouses, for the convenience and seeommoda'
ion Of family
To any wishing 10 engage in the Tanning bust
ness, this is most desirable situation aud The stand
for hides Is Of the beet o the upper Country The
situation is in healthy and agreeable neighborhood
There is well, and never failing spring on his
let also an excellent apple orchard.
The subscriber will sell great bargain in this pro-
psTty aud maks the terms accommodating to the put.
chaser-Any person wishing TO purchase such proper.
~ would do well 10 make immediate application TO the
subscriber living one mile North Of Prince Edward
courthouss GEORGE KING.
Aug. 81. 33-lO~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

MH ARSliAL'S SALE BY virtue OF a decree OF tie
1VA Superior Court Of Chsneery for the Richmond
District, made in the case OF Leake Trce, shaiI on
The second Monday in September next at Louisa Cont
Hou'e being court day, oer for SALE a, public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash, FIVE n, gtoes viz:
gro woman and four children
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ s c. C R.p
Ole Of HE deputies.
Angus 81. 33-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

UNIVERSITY OF PEJVyVSYL D4,VL9
NE EDICAL DEPARTMENTAL Lectures will
I'VE commence usual on the first Monday in No.
vembsr, and be continued ill March. The arrange
ments OF the bran ches IL as follows:
ANAToMY-P. s. Physok, NJ. d., w. y. Homer,
NJ d.
MATERIA MEDIcA--Jobn RedmsD Coke, M. D.
Practice OF MEDTcINE-Naiha'I CHAPMAN, M. d.
MIDwGFERY-ThosC G. James, M. D., VIM. p. De-
wees, NJ. -.
Chemistry Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
SURGERY WIN. Gibson, NJ. ID.
INSTITUTES or MEDIcINE--SsmI Jackson, M. ID.
Clinical instruction given the Phsdr pbia Aims
House and Pennsylvania Hospital. twice week.
". f. HORNER, Dean,
Aug. IL. 2s-iNT6lh No 263, Chssnut Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

III UNArIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice s hereby given that all the cells 10 this in
tituuon occupied and that no more patients will
be received until some of the said cells are vacant;
due notice OF which Wi, be given. By order OF the
Court OF Directors. l.. HENLEY
May &c. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

YHNWENTY-FlVE DOLLARS REWARD--Will
n he given for the apprehension and delivery of my
man LEWIS FOX to me at my farm near the Piping
Tree, King William County, for securing him in Jail,
or otherwise, so that gethim agan.-Hc off about
the 10th March, and wore away large brm wool hat,
supposed to be about 80 years DID, about feet inches
high, OF a dark complexion, and sammers little.
THOS. CARTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
P.mpatikc, *. William, July 27. 2;

I'm pursuance Of order OF the Superior Court o.
IL Chancery Tor the Richmond District, offer for sale
aT6act OF Land on Crum,'s Creek, in the cosn,y OF
Hammer. about four miles bslow the Courthouse con
tanning 1920 which laid off into lots, and
will he sold jointly s.verally.
Also, Tract OF Land in the county of Gooehlond,
on the waters OF Little. Byrd Creek, containing 537
acres adjoining the LANDS Of Mr.. j. w. Payne and
others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish
ing to purchase, by Mr. Laney Jones, who lives ne ar
1.-THE Goochland Land by Mr.. Payne
For Terms, which will be accommodating apply to
me near Hanover Courthouse,
WM F.. WICKHAM,
SurvivingT fustee Of the Estate OF SAm'l Gs,. dec.
Aug. 49, EST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
q LOUCESrER CAMPFIELD RACES will
" 81 cnmmrncn nm Wehne snn lie al, al g, ..I

~ NLOOCES ELK CAMPFIELD RACES will
VI commence on Wednesday the l5th OF Sept, aud
continue four days.
lsr DAY-A Sweepstake for Colts and Fliies not
exceeding four years old, that has won Race on
any established Course-Enuance $50, to close the e.
veHiug previous 10 the Race.
2Np DAY-A Sweepstake for three year old Colts
and Fies, two mile heats, tina, has won Race OIL
any established CourseEnrance S lO0 half forfeit TO
close the LIT dsv OF Sepienberon or before III at
day, the Colts and Fies must be particularly descrh
ed 10 the Proprietor Entries slready made 10 this
Sweepsake: VIM. Ninge, Jas Garrison, Hector Da-
Wis, Tom Cary.
Bird DAY-Joekcy Club Purse, three mile heats
$500, subject TO discount oil 10 per cent for any
Horse. Mare, or Ge'dng-but must be owned By one
or more members OF the Cluh-EniTance $50.
4ru Day Proprie,or's Purse.
Delinquent IN .nbers requested to forward their
subscriptions.
Unlawful Games prohibited on tke Course
Entries for the 81 Days weepsake, confined TO the
North eide Of James River.
T. GARY, PROPRIETOR.
Board per day, including Dinner the
Course 81 25
Horse "a hours, SO
Servants half price.
Aug. b. 26-il2nS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

HNoR RENT OR LEASE.-The tavern, sore. house
- &c at Brandywine, in King William County, eli
ther separate or together. This stand as tavern o,
store once was considered among the best in the lower
part of Va | would prefer leasing TO renting and N
good tenant the terms will be reasonable
August 81. SIT MARTIN DREWRy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
April l3.
VALLEY FARM FOR SALE.

NHE subscriber being DESTROYS TO move to some Of
RI The western or south western States, will sell 4
bargain in the above farm. Ii IL perhaps s well il not
better located than any farm in Chester I'D county, ly
ing between the principal towns of Richmond aud Pc
he to any part OF the world, and the Manchester and
Petersburg turnpike road the west, containing be-
tween 25O0 and 2700 acres between aud 400 OF which
are creek bottom with Mill and several fishing places
attached thereto The subscriber does wish to en-.
ter into more general description Of hi. farm "a
presunes those who wish TO purchase, will call and ex-
anime Tor themselves. In his absence, Mr. John Scam
meli his phews Edward, William Peter Archer,
will take great pleasure in showing il TO those " lao
may wish TO purchase: He would prefer TO sell pri
vaiely. JOHN WALTHAII
August 6. 26-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

N D EMOVAL.- JOHN Poe & BROTHERS bave re-
80 moved TO the store recently occupied by VIM F
Micou, few doors below the Bell Tavern and imme-
diateiy opposite the Mansion they ofJe
Tor sale large assortment If Leather, of their own
msnnage, consisting Of Sole, Harness, Skir,ing, Cali
SKINS Bag hides, upper, Sheep and Birdie Also Tan
SC.
Aug. 81. sO-0t
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a. PANlSH HIDES.-Ju,t received and for sal. 800
~ Spanish Hides JOHN POE s. BROTHERS
N. B.-Skrdng, Harness, Bride and Upper Lea
Their, finished, or in the rough state will be received in
payment, at the market price, for Spanish Hides
J. POE s. BROTHERS.
Aug 81. B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

M OTlCE-PersUns indebted to the iii IN OF KYLE S,
IN Cochran, are requested 10 forw ard ard
their accounts.
They are DESTROYS Of closing their business carly
a. possible, and II Is hoped this notice will the
mediate attention of those concs rned.
JulX 81. Off
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03

lasaias .tinI, tauI not IA threatening HAT nun
lsbmeni through the columns Of your naner
As II IS however, personal chastsement ,s en-,
'ireiy out OF the question. You have appsaIed
10 the senior officers OF the army for testimonv
IN your behall-the perfect and full reG,,a,ien
oil the charge by General Scott aud CnIon.l
1roghan' mas already been pubished-addi
tionai testimony has been promised-Green al.
ready stands before the public a convicted
aud unprlncipled slanderer, and if YOU were
now 10 assa him, you would not only be
lowering yoursslfn the estimation of your
friends aud the public, but YOU would be M
direstly questioning the credlbility of The wit
nesses who have SO promptly borne testimony
TO your honorable conduct as an officer aud y
gentleman. Your own imprudence has
brought you into tais dilemma, Tor as he fore
stated, II 1t had been necessary TO resort IN
personal chaslisement. prudence at least. II moi
good taste, should have prevented it's being
alluded To IN the columns OF the Courier and
Enquirer. Your only course is 10 fix firmly
upon him the charge of falsehood, and leave
him 10 his fate.
You mentioned when here. that you had
heard much OF the character of Green during
your residence in Missouri. and wondered how
|, who as you well know, had been informed of
his uhprincipled career. could have eiven hun
my vote for printer. did not then expla in
fully the circumstances which compelled me to
vote as did but having presumed to find
fault with your course, ! will briefly reca
pltuIate the reasons why about forty of US ultl-
maiely submitted TO the apparent necessity OF
the measure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03

l,Nr OIlCE.--The onbseriber having deief-
III mined 10 discontinue business in this
place, earnestly tequrss those iniebted 10 him
(by bond or oihc'Sise,) 10 make immediate
payment to Mr.. W liam Digges, who is alone
authorised TO settle the same and those hag
Ing claims will present them Tor adjustment.
All those indebted 10 the concern OF s. u NJ.
Allen & Co are requested TO make immediate
payment, as longer indulgence cannot be Civ
en Il. w HEW son.
May3
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NOTICE,

II CAUTION any and every person from fra.
lAdinR for bond given by myself TO william.
son Millner for two bundled dollars some limo
since the year eighteen hundred aud twenty
The bond was given for unlawful interest, slnce
has been assigned TO Benjamin Watkins, aad
while IN his hands credit was given Tor forty
dollars on said bond. nm Determined not -
pay ono cent of asld bond. my rrasons are, he
failed TO comply with bi. word IN every respect
concerning said bond
RICHARD MlLLNER
MAY J. g3y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03
NOTICE,

CAUTION any and every person from ira.
y ding Tor bond given by nyselflo williamson
Mhlner Tor eighty or one hundred dollars, some
time since the year eighteen hundred and
twenty The bond was given for unlawful in.
'cresi, aud am determined nor TO pay one cent
OF said boad. | have a reason for so doing
JOHN MlLLNER.
May 3. Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03

These are the reasons we consented 10 the
measure, and these are the represent a tons
which induced us 10 bolster % a man who has
neither tact, talent, or princpe-who has al
ways been an injury, rather tsan benefit, TO
our canse--ani who is now on the eve OF ar
raging against ms the liule influence we have
succeeded IN giving him. But his race is run
the next session of Congress will see him
stripped OF his borrowed punes. and con.
signed 10 the oblivion from which he was eleva-
ted.
Leave him TO his fate, and do not add to his
Importance by inhlctlng upon him personal
chasllsement, and thereby exciting the syHpa-
hieS OF Congress in his behalf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03
ESTRAY STEER

On his Own lbnds. These ARE therefore in ,hr
name OF tho commonwealth. 10 command you.
having been FIRST duly sworn for that purpose.
before me, IN some other Justice of the Peace
for the sad county, To view and .ppfaise the
said esiray, aud 10 caftify The value thereof
under your hands, together with n pariieua,
description OF thu kind. marks, brands. stature.
color aud age Of the said eslray, which cert.
6cnte, so made. you are forthwith 10 return 10
mo. Given under my hand the 29h day OF
January, 1880. HENRY CAkpEK.
Pursuant To tho within warrant TO us direct
ed wa have this day viewed an eslray shown
to us by Henry Walker OF this county, aud de
find the Same 10 be Steer supposed 60 have
been worked, siG or seven years old, duk bfin=
die. and white with u crop aud Two Sits III
the right ear, and n swallow fork and crop
slit in the left, with small bell on. and we do
appraise the snid Steer 10 twelve dollars. Cor
tilted under our hands ihls2Jt January 1891
ANDREW LEVISAY,
WALLER I. GREER
RICHARD CHlI WOOD.
Al the Clerks ONCE of III, County Coufi
Of Franklin the l4ih day of February, 1880
THIS approiseWrnf. &c OF an estray steer
taken up by Henry Walker was returned 10
tho Office, aud entered agreeable 10 law.
1esr, CALEB TATE, {. Il. {.
a copy-1es,e,
JAMES &. late, ID. G. FL {. Re
AprtI . IT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03

AfOTlCE The subscriber having beer
' appointed Weigh Master 10 attend 10 the
public scales IN Lynchbnfg he may he found
NJ any minute Al the well known Virginlan
PfInilrg Office, from sun rise to Sun set al each
day ROBERT JONES.
Moy 3 Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03

al Al Witnessing such demonstrations Of public
sentiment We think high minded. chiyal-
rons, sensitive mau. such as Mr.. l.. is sad TO
be, would not wear stolen honors nj such a cost
OF feeling bu, that he would instantly resign.
and let the people, instead of party who a.
'o"edly vote for AMI against men without re
gard to their desltuilou of " principle" decide
between himself and Mr.. Newton
~ In Rhode Island, the general election l.
just over-James Fenner and Charles Collins
who were nominated 10y both parties, are re.
elected Governor an1 Lieutenant Governor.
The Jackson Ticket for Senators, which was
elected last year. W.. defeated this. The per.
sonat opponents Of GOV. Fenner started an op.
position candidate for Governor, who came
within or 500 votes of being elected. This is
hailed by the Jackson prints as triumph.
when they know, Iusl rs well ms We do. that the
fact is as we have above stated ito wit. that
Gov. Fenner was regularly nominated, in the
usual manner of doing such things in Rhode.
Island, by both parties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03

MARKED, in this place, on Thursday eve
ming last, by the Rev. DR.. Vm. J. ilocDmbc
Nj. LuCIEN GOGGlN, Of Lynchbnrg, 10 Miss
ANN JANE, daughter Of gorge Curtis. Esq.
OF Mason county, Kentucky.