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4 WiSII to sell the s>l6wing ycr- y.7Ly. fSLx
a ti.?CPERIV.-A Manufacturing Mill in en.;J
order, finished upon the newest p'ns; Running Az.
pair OF Burr and one pair Co,ogn stoucsi hv Stu
ton Is equal To anios, ANY in Virgins, being irir.e i
atey cn naySahc wa;cr, her, .sN,s i;,. III tic:
mill door, and III hear; of II wealth, country
where large crops OF :. heat made At ii,. .,..
which is i;uskirs's Greek ant, within TWO ni..>
Tappalai,looS ,he por, OF entry Tor itappah:.,c
Riycr) iJavc butt bridge ,hc ~ aior,.:r.-
great convenience ia the different ne,:,ourl,uoy,s
consequently cons 'dcrL.e advantage to The ,,,
we'll skilled in milling business viii. ;l,, use os
small capital, may MAKE sron To 500 c.lu,s M.
annun,, clear oi every cXvencc. Few mills get ,,,, .
country custom, and 1t is AN excellent stand for i-e
Gerry Store.
Two Store Houses ia this places on the r;y.. food,
ono OF brick two stories high, With cool cellars tl,r
SIX tire places in this house, and ut t.e cxn.,
il nc wc;i ,te.! tor a merchant win :. ;,,ii,, =
The other house is o wood, and wei, iixt,. !o, dry
;ood N grocery store 10th from st,t;on dave -
vantaccs over any Other stand in The place, and ,l,
tots which run witt, the river L.bh afford :, beautirty
site Tor buildings If any Kind.
\ Large Warehouse, immediately on Tie w:tsf-s
edge, where vessels OF almost size c:.n ,o,i ,,
convenience srd 5sI'atch the housc viii ,ul t,.,
e's'hn t''SnS.- Gram, hc'a.cs Tobacco, @c.--an
rS'ccuCn ct Tobacco Icing established 81 this ,,,aet
n s.thc lower part CT this house is 10 be .,,, fs.
's I'p"se a handsome rent storage is.ay ..;r.
5000 n, he ferry ~ dis r'scc across the i.;ap.-
nannoc> nth a convenient water iot--ti,ss ,;.r,-
rii'ss me IT. about iO0. per aanim, ciear ct ...e,
eXY"nce.
-Four unimproved Lys, two of " hicli a.ljoin tinr-
on the RIVER bank, and give fne view up and to.,,
the river
Il Ifact of Land in the county of Westu,pre,on,
three miles from the court house, containing boar
one hundred and eighty acrcsthe buildings are to-
ieiT,be, hat want some repairs-thcre is good uys
seat OH this tract.
Il Tract 81 Land, adjoining my mill. Containing
three hundred acres-this land is very well timhsci
the soil good and its convenience to Tappalauaoc.
on account OF hrc wood, makes very valuable.
Any person NjS.lIir lDroely IL, elm
ping and mercantile business, would no doubt frd ,is.
property in this place uncommony well calculated
Tor that purpose The first sud great inject i ski
ling this property is to pay my debts , on that
count viii sell great bargain in the whole or any
part. One, half the purchase money n,ay be made
very convenient TO the purchaser.
Appicaiion may be made to JAS. Ross, esq., OF Ere.
de1ckslri,g, Messis. Noncurc, Robinson and Pic
SAINTS, Richmond, or TO me in this place
LAWRENCE MUSE.
Tappahannock, Dec. 5. David,
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December IL

YgsEN DOLLARS REWARD-For apprchendnc
Il and securing negro BARNA, who ran away
from my Plantation III this county time in Sep
temtcr last, and has since been seen near Riehnond
Where it is supposed he is lurking. Barna is a
boy about eighteen years Of age, feet or inches
high, slender made, of the common complexion has
small scar over one OF his eyes, also very large
one on bcieve) his right side occasoned by buri,,
has remarkable long hands and feet one OF bis ancies
larger than the other, occasioHed by sprain when
young, and causes him to- limp when he walks, the
to be seen.
The above reward will he paid to any person Sc
curing the said slave that get him. Information
BY letter forwarded TO the pos-oiIice at Brydic',
store in this coui y, will be attended to.
JOHN BILLUPS.
Lunenburg, Dec TO- w4wp
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sEEAiOVAL.-JOUV g JOSEPH BOYCE
N ~ booksellers, binders aud Stationcrs respect
fully acqusut their friends and the public that they
have removed from their former situation the one
lately occupied by Mr.. Hiliad and the second door
above MIR James Browns vcndue Office.
They take this opportunity TO return their aek-
nowled ,,mcnts iOr the liberal encouragement they
have experienced, and with grateful sense of the
'ayors they have received, beg leave TO inform the
public tiat they have opened another store at Lynch
burg IN this state where the Booksel!ing Binding &
Stationary Business, is carried On under the immed-
ate direction OF Joseph Boyce, ir.
They will always Lc regularly supplied both IN
Richn md IN! at iynchbur., with general assort-
nent OF every article IN the several branches of their
business, ani have in their power to execute any
orders they may be favored with, at tie shortest no
tice and on the most reasonable terms.
M y. IN assortment is hourly expected of the
most approved school books, and likewise q further
supply % Stationary. They have lately received
variety 81 The best and new pieces OF music and
arc nov opening lg sale, Musical instruments, Vio-
Ina, Flutes aid Fiics.
December ~ eptf
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N Cumberland October county court, 1Si1-
IL James Roper, Richard Allen and Thomas Johns
trustees OF Benjamin Sims, plaintiff in Chanccry,
against
Robert Smith, an absent defendant, in Chancery
appearing to the satisfaction of the cous that the
defendant Smith is not nhabtsnt of this state on
motion OF the plaintiffs by their COUNSEL ordered. that
the defendant Smith do appear here ON the first day
81 next February court, 10 be held for this COUNTY
and give security for performing the decree OF this
court--that copy OF this order be insert ed for two
months siceessive'y in some newspapers printed in
the city ot Rehmond aud another copy be posted ri
the front door Of this courthouse.
Attest, is. HOBSoN: D. c. G. r.
bcoeihoer ~ wSwp
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A SELECT SCHOOL.-Having taken
Il charge oi ward and not being obliged to leave
town, will resume the pleasing task OF instiucting
few young gentlemen i'll those branches preparatory
to college education aud SIS will receive but few
and these select ones, those who have known and
approved my mode OF conducting school, will please
to gi,e notice OF their encouragement before the
New Year. The school shall be in the most eligible
place my friends may point out, and Will moreover
be permanent. DAVID DOYLE
Richmond, Dec. 8. eopttstJ
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UoI received and for Sale, at tie Sub
% scriber's Office
10 flhds. first quality SUGAR,
20 Hhds. Pennsylvania Whiskcy,
so Barrels Ncw-Or,em do.
IN SI'ORE-
900 Sacks blown SALT, Liverpool filed,
100 do. DO. bushels,
300 Tierces do. do.
10 Ilhds. s. IS Bhls ist quality Green Coffee.
50 Bags old do.
Pepper, Pimcnto, Eutmegs, Loaf & Brown
Sugar, Country Gin, Antigua Rum, Spinning Cot
Bacon THREE sets handsome dining I1bIea. md
an Invoice of Dry Goods, Consisting chiefly of Woo.
ens)---amount about s 1000, aud other articles
which will be sold low fJr Cash approved paper
FOSTER u S.dYCNELT.. .
Nov. s. cTgw
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lViRGi mia ::-----sAt a Superior Goui4 OF
Chancery, holden at the Capitol in the
City OF kicimond. the eth day o. Sept. 1911
Edwin James Haryc, executor os John Haryic.
decd and the sai-Edwin James iiaryie end .jarcc
i'm Is naI'ic, rs deysees of the sad john Hsrv,,
decd Frty
.?yGinsr
John Hopkins & Cornc.ia his wife. William Hodc
son and Portia his wile Richard y. Lee ann;st,u.
tor OF William Lutlweii Lee, Cortn GRIFFITH Samuel,
=. Adams Aieyai.Ger SicGae. Charles Copeland and
Martha Stras widow and re!ict of George r. Stras
deed Emily Stras and Joseph Strss infant children
aud heirs n, law o the said George +. Stl.s deed,
by the said Martha Suas, specially assigned tel.
guardian, DJ'ts.
The attendants. John Hopkins anil Cornciia his
vie, VI iam ilodg.on 4 poriia his wife, and Alex
snder NcisGc not having entered their appearance
and given security according to The Act of Assembly
and the rules ct this court, and !, appearing To Inc,
satsa, tom ri this court that ;hcy are not inl,aants
ui this connt"y--un merton cf the plaintiffs b., t;,
comSei-it is ordeye, that the said defendants do
appear here the FIRST ,lay OF the q term and an,
swcr the bill oi The p,snils and that acorv t,r ,;,
ory.cr Be forthwith inserted, ia some ncS-,i,ci uli
hsheG in IL C;y Of Richmond for two ,aont,s sue
cesevcy ard posted II the fronL Door &c the Capitol
in the said City.
Il Coty, Ieste,
WM. w HENING, c. C.
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November 8.

iSGiNlA At Sur. Tor Cour1 of
" Chancery, holden at Che Capitol III the
City OF Richmond, the End DAY OF September, 1911
OF William Drummond, deceased, pts.
.!gainst
Thomas Sootheorb, Robert Patton, Charles
Croughton and John Wickham, DrEs
The defendant Thomas Southeomb. not having
entered disappearance and given security according
to the act OK assembly and the rules OF ,iis court and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court that he is
plaintiffs by t'eir counsel Il is orIeyed That he
sad defendant do apper here the first day of the
next term, and answer;he bill of the plaintiffs nn,
that copy OF this order be forthwith Inserted in some
two months successvcF, and posted at the front ,onr
OF the Capitol in the sid city.
Copy. Teste,
November %. No.,
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Neg. IS.
Accounts from Natclitoches, CT the cath
OF October, state-that some time in Sep
TENDER a Col. Manchac arrived there from
the Spanish provinces, who said nc had
served in the republican army, and had been
defeated, and WAS obliged 10 seek refuge
within the boundaries of the United States.
After remaining some time, he engaged q
party of IS mcn, Americans and Spaniards,
to JOIN him, and they embodied ON the Sa-
'',. >t.--Soon after their being en-
bodied, (the colonel always holding Gu,
to ms party the idea CT taking possession Of
nac"ga0cAes)a an express arrived with 4 par
don Gas he said) from the commando, in
chict g: Ihe i0Yai army, and giving him a
coioneis commission in the armyS-he ac-
corNingiy departed for Texas, leaving his
parry without a leader, where they lay on
the 24th rit.
This account, we Believe, is correct. vet
Il appears iitlc extraordinary.
Louisiana Co..
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GHANCERy.-Niiddlesex county court, octobe

4 Observation-Disclosures county court, october
" 1911.
Stage Davis admir- de bonis non, of James Didoke
aec d; ana Conquest koy:ton, Co'ntlainants.
Charles Collier, Benjamin. Faulkner, admir-. de bo-
ms non, OF William Didlakc, decd. S. John Quarles,
eA &c .1 Oh Ioth ceorge, decd. Defls.
on the motion of the compliments by their attor
ncy, and appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that the defendant Charles Collier is not an inbabi
,ant OF this commonwealth, and not having entered
ms appearance and gwen security according to an act
OF assembly and the rules of this court, 1t IS ordered
that the det Charles Collier, do appear here on or
before the first day of January court next and answer
the Compiainants bill, that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in the Enquirer for two months
successfully, and another posted at the from. door O,
the court house Of this county.
Copy. Tcste,
THO. MUSE, e. NJ. c.
December 10. wv,
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EADY MADE CLOTHING, # al
= most every description, n the amour; OF mos,
than . 5000 WORTH my own manufactured Gen.
'eiacn "'si''nS 10 lie Enrnsei with garments OF any
KING, arc ues,icd to e'ii Oh the Subscriber II the
Ie;o forS CIothia5 Store, Ifain-s,rrct, Richmond.
directly oppdsi,c MIR. Robert Ganibl,'s-where t,cy
CT" he supplied with any Garment the, want, on &c
reasonable terms as at ANY i'll the United States.
tO.4j :...t t,fI<>D,
:. ;, -, .llerchGnt-7 uglor
~, ~ %; urntcl, IS ab>~r, three d, four ErS, rare
J0C%sNEi.I y coo.-n.@ee.s
Richmond, Nov. s. ,y,ou
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Z ALUABLE LAND, FOR S.qLE-in pu,s,

AnUAbLE LAND, FOR Sal En- D,l,s,
anee O! decree OF the county court Of tienrico.
entered III cause between George tsrcenl,ow and
Others pits and Elizabeth 9. Youushusbard admr,x
and Sami. y. Parsons, admir-. with tie will alncyed
o. ffasant founghusband, deed and the infant chit
dren OF tic said Pleasant Younglisband dets the.
suDscrioes Who are named commissioners Ia the,
Sd Decree VIII on Tuesday the lith day OF January
next expose TO sale Mt public auction on the pren;S
es or cash, such part of the tract of land Of which
the sad Pleasant YounSIusband died seized called
CoNs tract, as lies within the following boundary TO
wt-begnning at the southeast corner of Miles Sci
zen ''act OF land and extending thence due east TO
tne back me OF sad Coxs tract, thence nortw:tlIy
win the SAID back line lines to Anans creek and
from The beginning with Seidens and Lewis's lines to
AiDans creek, so as to include all the said tract call
cd Coxs northward of line drawn due east from the
southeast corner of said Seldens tact-and bv con-
sent OF the parties concerned, the said land viii be
sold together, on in lots to accommodate purchasers
as may seem best and convenient at the time az
SAFE. HIM. .HoncMe,
j. Robinson,
Fred. PIeaSdntS.
DeoemDer lL eptds
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ORLEANS CONVENTION

Ihtrsaay, .Nov. 81.
STATE OR NO STATE.-Mr. Dorrenov
read asPecch in favor of becoming State.
MAR. Brown very ably answered the arru-
ments OF Mar. Destrehan and Mr.. Porter
, -, sitongiy urged the adoption of the Reso-
lat.on tor our becoming State, on the terms
nhered to us by Congress. He took larger
vac" OF the subject than any other of the
'"eihoers VINO have spoken on the subject.
WI. nestrehan followed Mr.. Brown, a.
sainst the Resolution, illustrating and on
arging on the same points that he had ia
Ken before. '''u ''-
MT. Watkins (the mover of the Reso]uti-
on delivered Il short impressive speech in
'avor OF It, He was followed by several O.
.nels.when the great question was taken
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|s FN DOLLARS REWhRD,-For apprehcnd
n Iig negro man who absconted from, my plan
tation Ii Nc'sOm county OH tic 9Th OF Apri! last
HE above negro 10 named NED, about Sc OF 81
years old, rather lighter than negroes are generally
and IS about feet or inches in height. tits be
licved lac has scar in l.;s face, although uiu not
confident He wa. taken in Albcinarc and nude his
escape, as lac is extremely rtitl and designing, and
seated his intent on Was to have gone to OraneeLu
has being unacquaatd with the rout il is no; known
where he may have gotten to.
iie above reward and al necessary expcnces win
ne pad to deliver him to Inc ia Nelson, aud should it
aot DC conVehien to deliver him, lettcrs directed 10
Nelson courthouse viii he attended to.
WILLIAM $. CADELL.
December 10. w5wn
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Z AND and NEGROES, FOR S.4LE.--Pursu-
4 4 AIT to Decree Of the county coDrt OF Louisa
viii be sold to tie highest bidder on a credit OF II
months ut the late dwelling house Of Robert Harris
dec on the 18th day OF january next, the tract of
Land Of which Robert Harris died seized containing
2iS acres, adjoining 'hc lands OF Joi'' Barrett VIM
Nucao!s and others 81 The sa.ac time and place,
gil BE- sold on thc same terms, SIX likely Virginia
born Slaves, consisting % mo,., women and children.
bond With a.,.iOSci 4ecdity will he required OF the
irlrcashcrs, ~ THE COMMISSIONERS.
December 81. w3wp
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Wow

s'EMAI.E EDUCATION, U.!PPET-rCS.
a The Examination OF the Young Ladies .. n 3D..
Watrei,ton Fcma!c ACADEMY, con,uc,c..i mn ii
it'll Instant, ana was closed on the C; h, :. N1,e.t
pcs1 nance OF the ,oon iat.ie, under In, d,rsca,
al NJ jor Mti.e!-speciiI.e,.s az Needle VI ork Oe,.
likewe exhibited. Mr.. Crawford piincspai ~ tb.
Ni;c Acadein superintendent, and in an e.ye.;icr
ard appropriate address cxiresao,, his a,,nro!,i III
the manner IN which the yUuas ia,ics i,.! ac,,,;,,,
themselves The following extract iron, q eo,,p.u
ncaoU handed BY MIR CI,," ford 10 sui;o 4, f. t,,c
information OF the puhiie'' Having attended tb
examination OF the young ladies' under the 1i,,ec,ion
OF MIR. Mordecai, and having myself strictly oxo,on
Isl many OF the classes, justice them and to m,
institution, requires that should state that ,bcv
very accurate in ali their studies 3'l.v ,n,n;
Tested an extensive know ledge of Reading \Vy;t;ng
Spelling, Grammar, P,,rsing, History, Geor,,nl,S
the use OF the Globes, aud the useful branches of
Astronomy and Composition On the sixth ,av nj
January the exercises Of the school will recommend
under the same surcrntendance as heretofore Ma
or Miller continuing fill his station AS professor of
Mus,ck and Drawing The late addition IN AIDE, tn the
buildings will greatly conduce to the com fort and con-
venience OF the ,usua! number of Pupils, which will
not be exceeded. Their attendance nj the com
mencement Of the session is very observation-disclosures
Slo5 per annum, PAYABLE half yearly in adyanee-
None will be received fos shorter term than &
months, and no deduction made for those taken av.v
within that time.
G. = Each young lady must be provided with pair
OF sheets, counterpane, blanket and hand towels
"a'iehtoh' Dec' II, ISL eopDwJ
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ssNE subscriber wishes toinform his friends
u that he has removed his collection of
The very hest GRATED FRUIT TREES. fan,
Mr. Bells Garden to the Garden formerly occ,,is,y
by Mr. Fletcher, a little above the market bridS,
where he has on hand great variety of Green,
Rouse Plants, English Goose Berries, and n very
good collection of Shrubs, which he oilers for sale on,
reasonable terms.
ANDREW MARI
November 90. -:
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November 90 nv,

! eoCT' BOHANEAN has takena room OVERLY
~ an & Wilkins Auction Store, The 18th dom. =
bove hlarket-brdge. where he offers his services to
the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity. in the
PR.4CTICE Of .aDeDICLNIc, SURGERY and
.nIDVFERf He promises the most prompt &
punctual attendance 10 those who may consul, liz,
in the line of his profession.
N: b. Doct. b. viii attend and furnish Medicine
for the Poor, gratis.
December = ,,wro,,
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December 10.
WILLIAM H. HUBBARD, respectfully

WILLIAM II. HUBBARD, respectfully
w Informs his customers and the public.
that he has removed to street, opposite TO caai,,
Gambie $, at the sign of the Boot and Shoe Vnre-
house, where he continues lis business, i'm it's yaioo.
branches.
In addition to great variety Of Roots and Shoes
OF ms own manufacture, he offers handsome assort-
ment oil SLoAN'sELEGANT BAhrrMoRE Doors.
rs he Is eInu!ous TO please, he will endeacor y keep
ing constant supply of Shoes and Pumps of every
description, selected from the most approved facto-
i1es OF Boston and New-York, TO crafty generous
community
Waxed Calf Skins, Boot Legs and Tops, Black an,,
Coloured Roam Skins, Shoe Thread, Sc &c. ALWAYS
obtainable on application.
n. b. Orders from the country rrater,lJv ,eceved
and punctuaily attended to.
On consignment and daily exbectea bey scb',.
Herkinler, SLY HUNDRED IlYR .SHSES.
well assorted and suitable to the season, which will be
sold az wholesale at the invoice price, for cash. or on
small advance and TO days credit for approved ne
gotiablc notes.
November 90. wI1v
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spANK OF VIRGfNIA-The annual meeting of
I'D the Stockholders for the purpose Of electng Di-
rectors of the Bank of Virginia and the several Off
GERS of Discount aud Deposit, will be held Mott
of importance viii be submitted to the consideration
of the Stockholders that day it is desirable that
the meeting should be f'll one and those who can.
not attend personally, will be pleased to appoint sub
stitutes
JOHN BRO CKGN.BROUGH Cash'y.
Dee. 10. Gavin
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\ IRGINlA.-.At Il superior Court ri
Ci.aneciy, holden at tie Capitol, in the City OF
Richmond, the eGt day oi1Sept. lSil--
Lucy Armistead, William Arnistead, Addison
BoT1es Armist-ad Lewis Custayus Adolyhus Ar
instead, Walker Keith Armistcad, Francis Gjilics
landou Garter Of Richmond County Mary Bu0scil
Garter, his wife, John Dn.ericd, ofEsseA, and Elc-
nor Bo@ics Dauscriield his wife, P."fs.
.igGinst
John s. Ar,uistead and Anne Carter hi, wife, Ed
ward, Cassius, JOAN II. Shirley and Mary Garter,
infant Children oil Jane and Edward Carter, by Tno-
mass iuracr, specially assigned their guardian, III
muni i}rOoScs admir-. of inc said Edward Carter,
liebe Carter The widow aud dowercss Cd Robert
Carter, dee q. and AHrcd, Robert john, Hehc and
William i1adOH Carter, infant ciii.rUn Of The sail
R3hcrt a;.. H,bc Garter, by The said Hole Carrier
specaiiy assigned their s,iaiinn, Rchavd -. Han.
de.sJn and Charles Tyler, adm'rs. Oitie said ko-
bert Garter, deed, 91,aloa Carter. john Garter,
George Garter, Wii..rm =. Carter, Edward Carter,
Tribal and Be:scy lass vie, Lewis HccAw.tl and
,iatis ti- vie, Dcfts.
William ,andOn Carter, infant children of Roncrt
aeS;cd their HCa5an, not having catered their APP
p-a.ncc aud gwen sccIiity ding 20 the az; Of
Assembly atG the rules o. Lid3 Cont, and it appear
ing u Che s,ti ico %, DC Court that tlIey are not
inlbitait, O.. Ills CDaatyD1 incton of tic Plain
GG D. Gig C1lus.i--H is cyacrci, That the said
defendants doapp,ar here on TIE FIST day of the next
term AMI aa,v 60 tc t;i;i ot the piint5s-and that
COPY 81 ia. order hc iorthvitI inserted IN some
uc.aJauur i..t5s'.ci i .nt C,.y Of I1iclmoni. los
tao i,nt,7 .ucsoc.,., aHa posted at the frOat 1Jy
Of the CAPITOL, in tie ~ Guy.
4 CoD. Itaes
~. IN %.
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For 4 State,
Against it,

| NJ, w. FF'aay, November %.
MI. NaSruder introduced two Reso,ut;-
ohs coinporung with the act of Congress for
oar admission into the Union.
- - iW ;ng lie Constitution of the
oiiiteo o'aees-which was agreed to unani-
imo,i:iy. N-''''''
"a For renouncing al claim to the vacant
lands. Ate: several desultory speeches.
I,iis was referred to a committee of three--
Drown, Dianque, and Magiuder
committee OF seven members were hall
Io'eG Tor, TO draft form OF d Constitution
tie Following gentlemen were duly elected
-,iaSiuaer, brown, Johnston, Brey, Blanouc.
besrrehan, Cantrelle
NAY. Dsstienan offered a Resolution to
-"yc d committee OF five appointed, to draft
a l',e'nofiai TO Congress, pray ing for an ex-
da 70 the river Perdido, the present bounda-
ry or the Territory of Orleans
MI. bianque opposed the Resolution, in
MS usual animated stle
Mr. brown supported his colleague in the
Resolution, declaring that it had in a great
measure influenced his vote as to becomine-
osate, that we should with open arms re-
ceVe west Florida Into the State, as SO n
as congress would appreciate it-and that
eAe Resolution nad his hearty concurrence.
Inc Resolution offered by Mr. Desire
carried by a large majority. The forming
an address to Congress, correspondent with
the Resolution, was submitted to the same
committee, that is toreport form OF a Con-
stitution.
ne Convention, after appointing several
committees on minor subjects, adjourned
until Friday the 29th inst
The Lisbon Gazette of the 10th --latest
datcJ mentions Lord Wellington's head
Quarters ar CaihaIiz, on the 9TH Nov. This
town IS situated a little north of the 7agus
Just above where 1t enters the boundaries Of
,l1DorfHgal SO that it appears, Lord Wei
lington has Continued to descend from the
forth towar IS BudJoz.
The Gazette of the 18th, contains the fol-
lowing article -
B7aka Of he Guadiana, Nov. CIT is re-
ported that the French General Girard,
III passing the fagas at 1alabar, for the
purpose ofjoinng the OH Division of Mar
~ commenced by B.icnc, who occupied
| ~: Htil and its cnvirons, was attacked
by the detachment o. Gha,cao anl Qucsta,
and suffered considerable loss.