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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
FOR B.4LYINORE.
Tor S0iens and Bosioa.

~ IOR PE.yS.4COE.I & .iiOETT =
lRNIA The fine Schr. ALDIN Bo,p.
LE& Az master, having tkr greater part Of her
-. cargo engaged will moot with dospa,rh
Fof freight or passage, having superior accornnnda
toms, apply 10 the master On board at Eais,,n &
Peasants wharf, or to
ian I}-3- WILLIAM ROIVI r1u,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
WV. &. PxNpLEroN, &C.

NSSIhGiNlA:-At rules. holden in the clerks Office
~ OF the superior court of charcery FIR the Rich
pond district, the 5h tlaS OF October 1929: Charles
King, pitt against Henry fnI, x chatA Boyd aud
Francis IhCrwor, lifts.
Tue def, ndan's not having entered their arpear.
ahce and gwen SECURITY according the act of assem-
bly, and the IUes Of this court, and It snpe.,n, ,v
satisfactory eHlIe"ce that they are not Inhabitants of
this country II is ordered, that the said tief.nd,ns do
appear here on tie tenth day of the next January
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; aud that
copy q" 's order De lorthw'th inserted in news
paper published in the city cf Hchn,ond for two
months success''ely and posted tine front door of
thu capitol, in the SAID city.
1 copy. Ieste, Wa G. Yy,nr x1ov r g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

copy OF hisanos, vauabss wusk i..t .eccive and f.
re ' ""' ny COLLINS & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

NlRGlNiA-At rules, holden in the clerks off 90 -,
we superior court ot cfancory Tor the Rchuc nd
district. The 5th day of October 1899 y,,v.rd pIn,
""d Thomas y. Palmer, partners, &c phfs. or,;rs,
he"Ty iercrng, Morris lowering, and Robert Lever
and other defts. 80 - '
ne defendants Henri, Morris and Rober, I-y.r:--
not having entered their appearance and ,e- sccrS
according to The act at Assembly rules of
this court, and it appearing by stisfac,nr, e,I..
that thev a-c not inhabitants of this country it is or
dered that the said defendants do appear here ON Tie
.em'' DAY 81 The next January term, aud answer the.
bill of the plaintiffs; and that CORY of t,;sd.r ~
th hsStrd ~ some newspaper publ ed in the
city Ut iic''u"nd, for tuu months sccessiyel, md
posted at the front door of the capitol. in the sac city,
cnTy. Iest-. WV. G. pENnLlTuN 9 g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

NVlRGINIA:-At rules, holden in the Office cI,rk :
" of the superior cour, Of chancery for the Rich.
n'ond district, the 5th day Of Ociob, 1880: Ennon
w Skelton, p!iE against Peter !. Arcter Sen. John
j. h"sely, Edward llasSins, John 4. Archer Peter T.
Archer, Jr and other dts
The defendant Peter r. Archer, Ir not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according TO
tive act of assembly aud the rules Of this court ard IL
appearing, by satisfactory cydv nee. ,hat ne j. $40 an
nh~btant ot tins country: u IS ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the tenth da, e next
January term, and tue hill OF tue painful;
and that copy of this order tor,iw h inserted IN
some newspaper published IN the CITY of Richmond.
for two mouths sueeessvcb and posted II ihe front
door Of the Capitol in the said ci,y
l cOpN. Tesie, w e. peSntv-rox g. al.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

\VlEGlNlA:-At rules holden ~ me clerks office Of
~ the superior court OF clsnccty for the Ichut nd
district, the 5th day Of Octnher 1922 Charles Swift
Hughes, pitt. Billy sneed and jesse Snccd, jus.
The defendant Billy Snecd not having cui. red his
appearance and gwen security according to 'c act Of
Assembly aud the rules Uf ,his count, aud appearing,
bN satisfactory e,euc", that be abitant 81
tins country IL rs ordered that The said defendant dp
appcsrhcre the tcn'h dav 81 the W. VI January term
and answer the bill ot tie rlauth; AVID Tat copy
thus orlcr be iorthvi'h u. cttcd newspaper
published ~ the CITY If iGchmond. frt two mouu, SIC
ccssively. add posted at tive front door uf ,hc csO
10 uit sd CITY \ copy. T'sIc,
WV. =. PLNULEroN. G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

UA-NOINOI SCHUUI.
NIX. I. w NAUGHAN'S SCHOOL will be
I'VE re- opened at Tanbark He'll, for the reception
Of scholars. on Friday at 3 o'clock p. NJ. and on Sa
turday At 10, 4. NJ. and 9 p NJ
Mr.. V. will also give a practising Party on SalIt-
day evening. 10 which such ladies' ard little misses as
are fond of participating in the amusement are re-
respectfully invited. Also his patrons
ian I3-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

\ViH6iNiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks ofEce
Oh me superior court of clancery fur the Rich.
mono ds'rIot the 5ih day &c October 1899: J,.es
n.am."n' pit against Richard Boyd, john D. HawI;ns
william kobar' ard William BOY lan President OF In.
State Bank of North Caroiina dts ~
me defendants not having entered their aopear.
by ard the rules of this court and IL apnr.r;n, 10
1s''c'Sr' evidence, that th-y inhahita1,s of
TINS country u IS ordered that the said defendants
np ~ mere on The tenth day of the next January
term and answer the bin Of the pl,io,ig: and RI,
|P! Oh inns orrttr he forthwith inserted some news
paper Published in the titv. of i,ichmon,I for two
u''"'hs s"cctss'vey, and posted front door of
tn capitol in the said city. =
T,sf 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15

n'NiN;--ir, rules. holden in tb. c,.,., .s: -
r,, =. ~ superior court ~ chancery for tn. ~,
81 "''"'' ur 5th t.v at u.,,brr 1900 D,
80, IT, Inst IN. Mo- dis, D,nir, = u,LIt
ave. James =. Moss, dts " 'e'"E"'
b;s . u.eiu"h' W 'i~" Moody mo-, h,rinr -n,,r,,
LIZ appearance aud given srcn,,v accor,l,n, g., 81,
ACT ~ assembly and the rni,s at ,iis cn,, 49, NO
P''i'"h' ol satisfactory {, "a, nc. that D. -,
n"'.' o' t'hs country: IL - ordered -, a. -,
oee".'ah' DO appear h re Oh the ,cr.,, I.. - 49,
ny January term, s''i anr the b. or n . oI,,a
Anu 'hats copy OF this order be forthwith ;osrr, "
s'"r newspaper pnb'Jhcd in. the CITY or u;cIn,,I
~, ~ h'""'hs 'nccessN-'v. and PASTED at the fir, nj
"",'r OF 'he capitol, IN the SAID city
q ~. 'eNc, WV. G.. PrNnLrrnS g e
Y |hc1HiA:-At rules, huLlen ~ the cI.rl'S Ct
on me superior court of chancrr, for IN. ,,;rh
S'I uis'fic'' the 9Th day Of October, 1879: John
~, ur:s, George Snellings and Others pifs against
wi, M w. Elan, adm'or with the will annexed of ETI,
~, zen, deed. and John RIankc nship .lns
NC "eie nda't John Bamkensi.ip NOT bayin, en, -
49, r "PPfasance and given security ACCORDING tn ,h-
" assembly aud the rules of this court and - an
p"s ny saosa ctory evidence, that he IS not a, IN
',1at Oh tins country: 1t is ordered tina, tbr "a
ee""'h' do appear here the tenth tlay of The NJ,
tuay terD and answer the bill of the pa,n,,tf and
that copy OF this order he forthwith il; INC
newspaper published in tie city of Richmond for Two
nohhs sccess'vey. and posted the ont door of
'he capitol, in The said city. conv -
Testr, WM &. PExDLyrox r. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-15
LIE OF -JETYITE ; o.

GUST received, the Life of Arthur lee l. / D. L,..i
- ota'u SS"ner ~ the u. Stats N, Cur. of f. M
aud sole Commissioning 10 me Courts Of Spain ami P,,,,
dnr"g ne Revolutionary UGr Win ms nnlK a., Am -
rdy coifeSrordence, and his papers iplouac and m
cni subjects, and the affair "a the Slaes d..na ~! "a -
PERIOD. by Richard Henry Lee Author of tic Life Of Cci a
jan IL r. u SANSNv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

Be thereforsresotred by the General Assembly Of
the State IF North Carolina, That Andrew Jackson
il entitled the thanks OF this General Assembly for
The hrm and sound exercise OF his Con sii,ution pri
viegs in the ccn OF the Maysville Turnpike road,
and others OF a similar character.
2. Resoived, That th- general policy. and promi-
neot measures OF thu Federal Government meet the
| approx alton ana support OF this General Assembly.
3 Resolved further, That the foregoing preamble
and resolutions be signed by the Speaker OF the Senate,
aud the Speaker Of the House OF Commons, and be
transmitted bv the Governor OF the State the es-
dent OF the u. Ststss
Mr. Sawyer presented the f,llowirg resolutions,
which were read and referred to the committee 80
much OF the Goveroors Message relates TO the Ia
riff and ori- red to be pointed:
Resolved 6y the General assembly Of the State Of
North Caroitaa ia Legislature convened. That all du.
ties imposed by Congress imports, tor revenue.
hut To control the Industry OF the country, uucon.
suiienal.
2. Resoived, That thu ac's commonly called the Ia.
,H .ws, pa in lS2l-'2S for the encocragemen,
OF manufactures are deliberate, papabls aud danger
Qua inf, actions OF the Constitution.
3. Resolved, That these laws partial aud opprss-
sve in their operation upon the Southern States and ia
their consequences calculated to produce tbs ruin OF
one section OF country TO corrupt the public morals OF
another, and TO destroy the liberty of ALL
L. ResOired, That is the deliberate opinion OF this
Legislature, that to defend and protect the Cons ion
OF the United States in its true meaning, to preserve
unimpaired ths reserved CHS OF tho States, AM 10
protect s citizens from impending ruinihe crisis haG
arrived, when II becomes the Imperative duty Of the
State OF North Carolina, through the medium OF he
Legislature, solenniy 10 protest aud demonstrate u.
ganst the usurpa,ious OF the Fcdecsi Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
PRESCRIPTION.

The opposition papers have never ceased TO charge
he administrator with prescription since II hrst came
into power. The following summary ~ removals and
OF the number of officers in h- psc,ve departments
Of the public service will show with VITA propriety ,h.
charge has been made
Ia the DEPARTING nj OF State, there are "a oc OF
,hcse Elk, or one.fourth, have been remov' d.
In the Treasury Department, Their, ar ia officers
Of those 22. or nv-eigh,h, have been removed.
IN the War Department. there 20 officers; OF those
s or one-stven'h, have bsen rsmov. ID.
In the Navy Department, there are % iii .srs; Of
those 5. or one-hhh, have besn removed.
In the Post Office department, there are 6l officers
OF those 5, OF one-tweifh. have been removed.
In the year 1922, Mr.. Meigs, the then Post Msster
General, In his official report TO Congress, says:
The changes OF Postma sters. from various causes,
is no inconsierabs source Of labor in making hn ad
ju'tments OF accounts. These changes amount to
nearly 900 year"
IL, in 1922, when the number Of Post Masters was
about 5000 thousand changes annually took pace
tive hundred and forty three viii not be thought
travagau, rs months, when their number has in
creased to upwards Of 5000. Bali. Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
Major General Commanding ,he Arr
ARRIVAL OF TIE LEXINGTON.

The U. 5. Ship Lexington, VIM. M. HUNTER, Esq
Commander, from Port Mahon, whence she sailed on
the 22d September, anchored IN Hampton Roads on
Friday night, md Saturday morning came up to the
Navy Yard at this place, under full sail, with the wind
rom N. T. LeN at Mahon, U. s. Ship lara, Captain
BfDDLE, who would remain there during the wi r.
The Ships Constellation Capt WADsweRTH, and
Fairfield, Capt PARKER, sailed on the day the
l.. left for Naples, the former having Mr. LEE date
Consul 81 Algers) and lady board
The Boston, Capt SroRER, which ship had arrived
at Mahon few weeks previous, with Com. PoRTER
as Consul Genera of the United States at Algiers also
sailed same day for Algies, having he Commodore on
hoard, who intended TO land at that ace and would
probably visit al the Barbary States.
The Lexington passed Gibraltar on the 9Th October
at which time the Ontario, Capt. STEVENS was lying
there The squadron were all well when the J.. LEI =
NORFOLK Herofd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

Acco drE TO thu organization OF the new National
Guard OF France II presents species Of very exten.
five cooscfp ion, Tor every citizen between The sgss Of
70 and 50 is enrolled in is sts. The penal for the
svas'n OF s duties Is very severe being less han
the deprivation 81 ali political rights Bu, one OF the
no" singular OF he provisions e his nv military In
uon, is the trial of all o6nce sgsns military dis.
cipne before Jury Of military equals whose business
Il - 10 determine toe fact, while the Judges apply the
legal penalty.
me M!'"ary es,ablishment n Fence tends to re-
move the barrier between the so6iery aud the ordinary
CT lZsns az lar a. possible with the presefyscn Of mill
ary o'slgline. The introduction Of this principle 10
owing TO Bonapare. II s sodefy like no her In
EUROPE IN posse ssng that uofs elevation which arises
"oiE sGuaily OF promotion, extending 10 the lowest
ranks bt:a The administration OF military Justice i'm
partially. 9nd much freedom Of The will a. was son-
pahble with snbofdinaiion. There was, 10 eonse-
quenee, in the bosom OF an Imperial dcsyonsm, tho
pfncPls Of republican equality, prese, we'd lite utmost
vigOnr.
Ut seem to The oil ect OF the late military arrange.
neDts OF Ffabces 10 give even greater dtselopne vt TO
'hs moral energy, 10 The mass Of he Freb sodf.sy
lie ezt'td hs principle witch pc ery,s the Ell, e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
EXECUTyO.N

FREDERICKSBURG, Dec. 1.--Charles Young, con-
victed OF the murder of Thomas Griffin Thornton suf-
tered the penalty OF the law at the Bowling Green Car
oline county pursuant his sentence on Friday last
by the Rev. DR. Dorsey, Of the Methodist Episcops
uich, of this place-he made confession. We un-
dersiand there about three thousand persons pre-
sent. fBe,oId
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

~ politics touched by the Spectator, its character
whilst under MIR. Cotton. charge, wss that of hostility
to the Administration. This adds grace to An act o.
the President in itself commsndable. The Spectator
will henceoh be edited by the Rev. Isaac Osr aud il,
publication transferred from Washington 20 George.
town" u Old Dom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

Just as our paper is going press lea N tbst ibe
CIRCUIT Court has overrued all the jeetions taken by
me Counsei oil Bennsr the constable, who arrested the
Secretary OF The DAtis legation to the proce dipgs
in his Gaze sentencing Tin 10 impriso0men of ten
day, with fire OF ten toars Here IL citizen shut
up from lis iamly and friends Tor having executed
writ issued by magistrate whose jDrsdc'ion he had
no reason TO doubt We understand mat he was taken
mo custody tfhviih. Phil. Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

10 reference to tn chip John Adams. Just lanch-
ed at GcsFo-', opposite Norfolk the Norfolk Herald
ays:
"in repairing his vess but little has been lef by
winch TO identity the origns the model has been great
ly improved; and wha, was once one OF the most in
different ships in the navy, has been made asume d.
shape and substance OF as fne vessel any il
boasts oil The same ca's. AZ specimen Of naval ar
chieciurs combining fine proportions and beauty Of
model, with sumo ior strength and finish il is highly
credta3le 10 the character OF our Navy Yard. The
John Adams il psrcsd for 26 guns The figure head is
bust OF the revolutionary patriot WHOSE name the shin
bears carved by Mr. Wee6en an atfacbe OF the Cos
port Depot aud IL superior piece CT wo kmansbip as
we'll as an exec Heat likeness"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
RICH ORE

We have been informed undoubted authority thar nj M,s
T. Harris mine IN Cabarrns county Dir Isaac
MCo4cn, lew day thousand frv psu
nyosgs God 10 O Bushels Of haof which
tanned from SIR bushels OF The whole
bou, hsen feet below the most
product from the that have The man.
In which communicated no doubt ma 10
the correctness ofthe statement
Tho whole amount OF 2iO dwts sold this
Miners W Jonrn
large vein gold (says the Salisbury Jounal has recently
been discovered tho belonging and
Wilson Kings Mountain, county; tho orc from
which, we are iniormed, IS worth 80 30 bushe no.
II LARGE +" PARITCLE."
We have just received letter from r. J.. POWELL
ESQ an owner OF one OF the principal mines in Haber-
sham county, Ca, dated the 4th instant, from which we
make the following extract = [Ruthertoyd Spectator
I will give you little idea Of the production of
the mines in this country. secured, few DAYS since
out OF the creek. piece of Gold which weighed t,o
hundred and f'cetysepen penny heights and fsoenfy
screen grains. have no doubt in declaring my opinion
That gold deposited in the ratio with the maen-
tude OF the stream it is found attention AT pre-
sent is little turned TO the hills think they will be e.
qually profitable"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
Very respectfully, &c.
GEO. II. CIIMER
To the President Of the United States.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }

Washington Nov 10, 1890
Sr-The Pre- sdent Ia, referred 10 thi. ID spartmen Mt
your letter Of 20 OF last month, alvisins him that the
act OF the L. gisa,uTe OF GsOrgi passed its last
son. euJsclng all theChsIokee territory s. the persons
Occupying To The ordinary jurisdiction Of the State
has gone into operaion and in reply have the honor
to inform you that previously the receipt of your let
ter order asissued TO Major Wager COPY of which
Tor your information and satisfaction, is here enclosed
BY you will perceive he instructed, the winter
is approaching TO retire with his troops into winter
tiers 1t is expected that the emergency which induced
the troops to enter the Indian country has ceased.
Your Excellency entertans just view of the motives
which led TO the ordering the troops into the Cherokee
territory, as expressed in your communication. 1t is
much to be regretted that in the execution OF his orders
the commanding officer should have found himself con-
strained to resort to measures which may have operated
hardly upon some individuals.
The President is happy in the assurance which your
Excellency il pleased TO give that the measures which
the State OF Georgia may adopt in relation TO tho Cher
okees, will accord with the policy which has been
doPted by tho General Government.
Very respectfully, Sc
JNO. III. EATON.
His Excellency G. r. GILMER.
HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Washington, Sth Nov. 1880. (
To Brevet Mai. p. Wager, 4th Ree't Infantry Com
handing troops in Cherokee Nation.
SIR-Tbe purposes for which the Troops were order
cd into the Cherokee nation having in great measure
been answered. the Secretary of War deems il adysa
BILE, upon the approach of winter tai you retire to some
position where the troops be comfortably accomme
dated, and where they will be i'm striking distance 10
meet any Contingency hat may arise out OF our Indian
relations which cannot at this time be perceived II is
hoped, however that no circumstance will occur which
will render il necessary again TO employ the troops
mong the CherOkees, particularly the Legislature of
Georgia now in session. will doubtless take the proper
and necessary steps to preserve tranquility along the
indian border. You will, therefore, with the detacb-
nen OF the 4th Regiment Of Infantry, retire upon Fort
Mitchell The Artillery wi the exception of Captain
Bardens company, at Fort MITCHELL will retire TO
their respective stations, viz the men belonging TO
Lieut.. Col Fannn's company TO Augusta Arsenal; Cap
tain Legates company to Chareson and Capt. Taylors
company to Savannah.
have the honor TO be, &c. &c.
A. MACOMB,
Major General Comman dino the Artnv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

yMUedgeviHe, Nop 81.
The Governor laid bvore the Legislature The cores
pondence below, which took the opportunity of copy
log, before going into the Printer hands, 800 copies
being ordered to be printed:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-22
FLORIDA WATER.
TUNHIS agreeable composition, which

IHNHiS agreeable composition, which is not sur.
Il passed by any of the imported Cologne or La.
vendcr Waters, is obtained from plants which grow
IN the southern parts of the u. States. 1t Is ma
excellent and mild cosmetics nvgorating the nerves,
refreshing and identifying the skin and removing
reckies and many other disorders of tho face II also
contributes to perfect state of health by counter
acting noxious exhalations, and terrifying the debil
itated ibres
DREcrIoNs-When used for bcautifyinn the skin.
or TO remove the heat ofhc rnZor halfa table spoon
full in half pint pint Of water, the face to be
well bathed in it. In the proportion from half a tea
spoon full in wine glass Of water it proves an en-
celent rhlodontic; it strengthens the gums and pr-
rifles the breath, when taken essence of pepper
mint Tor pains in the somach--from half tea spoon
to two, in little water and sugar, is excellent IN
nervous head aches. by rubbing the forehead and
smelling 1T quickly from halfa table spoon to table
spoon full viii be sufficient for this operation L. is
also one of the best applications in case Of bruises
and sproIns, as it causes the blood and lmph TO
Pervade freely their respective vessels. Being rub.
bed to the head it excitos the cutaneous nerves.
gives tone to the nteguments and promotes that pc
culiar secretion which the heaItL color and bcuc-
ty of the hair depends, md prevents in great mea-
sure premature grayness
10 supply in large and small bottles received
by J. III. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-22
CoNpENsBp REpoRrs.

FoNDENsED REroRrs of Cases in the Suprem,
~ Court of the United States, containing the
whole series OF the Decisions OF the Court from its
organization to the commencement of PETERS Re-.
ports at January term 1927; with copious notes OF
parallel Cases in the Supreme and Circuit Courts
OF the United States. Edited by Richard Peters,
Esq. Counsellor at Law and Reporter of the Dect-
sions of the Supreme Court of the United States.
~ This work will be completed in 6 vols. and
Will embrace all the Cases reported by Dallas Crunch
and Wheaton, and be saving OF upwards of 800.
Vol. LIST received by the subscriber, where
subscriptions are taken to the work.
Feb. o. ]. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-22
NEW GOODS.

:" NELSON has received by the Richmond
n Il. Packet, 40 and Cd bobbinct laces, gimp Ia
COS and cdgings, (part very fnc) bsrego and fancy
silk scarfs, new style belt ribbonds, superior blk
Italian lustrngs and company sains, black and white
silk hosiery, long and short II. s. gloves, bombazets
and circassians, d. sd white merno fiannels enc
and superino blue. black, g. mkt cloths with vare-
ty of other desirable goods which offered at very
low prices for GOSH.
feb 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-22
The Romance of History.
SPAIN. BY Don T. DE Trueba.


Stranger than fiction"
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OF tho vast stores of romantic deed and wild adycn-
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can excellent medium for conveying stronr and
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"They are of the most intense and vivid interest
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