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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-26
March 90.

N CHANCERY.-United States Cour, 5th
1 Circuit and Virginia District, Wednesday
December 18th, 1870
Robinson Rails, Pr.
against
Original Young and John Fristoe, ex'rs of
john Rails and John Hove, ex'r John r. Pey-
ton, Dcf,,s
The Defendants Young and Fristoe, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given security
according to a rule of this court, and il appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court, that they are
not habtants of this District On the motion
OF the pit by Counsel, Itis ordered, that the
said def'ts do appear here on the first day of
thc next term, and answer the plaintiffs Bill,
and that a copy of this order be forthwith inser
ted in some ono of the newspapers published in
the city of Richmond for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door of the Ca.
pitol in the said city.
Copy.-Test,
WIN. MARSHALL, CLERK.
March 90. w8w
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March %.

AT Superior Court OF Cham
Gerry, holden at the Capitol in the City of
Richmond, the fourth day of Feb 1911.
Richard H Henderson and Charles Tyler,
adm'rs of Charles Carter, decd. PITTS.
dgainst
Charles ]. Love and George Washington
Campbell, Defrs
The defendant, George Washington Campbell,
not having entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction OF the court that he is not an inhabitant
of this country on motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel, II is ordered, That the said defendant
do appear here on the first day OF the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that a
copy of this order he forth with Inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully and posted at the front
door of the Capitol in the said city.
A Copy.-Test,
VIM. w. HENING
March o. w9v
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'VNHOMAS G. HULL.--Having rented from
L the Proprietor of the Fairfield course du-
ring the ensuing races (Which will commence
on the LIST Tuesday Of May next, that spac Gus
K conmodious DINING HOUSE on the field.
respectfully wishes to acquaint his friends and
the public, that he will 6e prepared to furnish
as good a dinner as the NJ srketS will afford, on
the usual terms. He also will be provided with
the best Of Wine, London g. Philad lphia Por.
ter, and other refreshments which he will
be enabled to furnish at the most reasonable
prices The exertons he is determined to make
To give satisfaction, he hopes will merit the ia
tronage OF those who may please to call ON him,
< on which occasion their fayors win be CRATE
folly acknowledged,
April 81, St
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NBSERvE! That the foliawing GENUINE
~ MEDICINES, are sold, by Geo E Thin.
corner OF the Main and Cross Street above the
Eagle Tavern.
Lees Worm Destroying Lozenges.
Lees Anti Bilious Pills.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.
Lees Elixir for Coughs, Colds, &c.
~ Lees Grand Restorative.
Lees Essence and Extract Of Mustard for the
Rheumatism, &C..
Lees Ointment for she t.e!:
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific.
Lees Eye Water.
Lees Toothe- Ache Drops.
Lees Damask Lip-Salve.
Lees Persian Lotion.
Lees Corn. Plaster.
Lees Anodyne Elixir
O To detect counterieits, observe each ar
ticle has on the outside wrapper, the signature
of
MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
late Richard Lee G Son.
April 12. v8~
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HHE Subscribers, appointed by the General
Il Assembly of Virginia, to receive subscrip-
tons for raising Capital Stock of Four Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars in shares Of Twenty
Dollars each, one fourth TO be paid at the time
of subscribing, under an act passed on the sth
day of January 1911, Untitled an act to Incorpo-
rate Company ~ the Borough of Norfolk for
Marine assurances and other purposes, by the
name and style of
The Union Insurance COMPANY of Norfolk"
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
That books will be opened at the Exchange
Coffee House in the Borough of Norfolk, on
Wednesday the first day Of May, and will con-
tinue open from day to day, until Six Thousand
Shares are subscribed.
I'm. Pesuock, X. BozpdeH,
Richg. Il Lee, Jacob Klein,
Jheo. Iyn1is,ead, ". d. Arnlistead
Christ Fry,
Norfolk, March 4. At
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March 90.
T~H1RTY DOLLAR REwARD-Rana.

INHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Rana.
L way from the Subscriber, living in Camp
bell County, near Pannil's Ferry, on the 26th Of
Janu ry last, three Negro Men named, WILL
PHIL and LEWIS Will is about IS years OF
age, about feet inches high, of a yeiiowls
complexion and little bow legged, was pur-
chased by me Of Mr.. Archibald Payne of Gooch-
land
Phil, is about % or IS years of age, nearly six
feet high, very black, wears large whiskers, a
little knock kneed, he was purchased o. MIR.
Richard Crlrd, 'hSng about seven miles below
Richmond, by Mr.. Stephen Woodson of whom
i purchased him.
Lewis, about 90 years of age, about six feet
high, black and well made, has little or no
beard, small scar on the corner of his right
eye, plays very well on the fife, was purchased of
Anderson Thompson of Hanover by William
Fulcher of Richmond, who sold him to Stephen
WOodson of whom purchased him.
will give the above reward TO any person
who will deliver the above Negroes to me, or.
secure them so that get them again, or in pro.
portion for any part, together with all la wfui ex
pences.
JOHN S. PArNE.
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April IL.

. ANYWAY, from his plantation, IN Abe
~ marie, negro man called JAMES HUB
BARD ofthe property ofthe Subscriber, living
in Bedford, Nailor by trade, of 81 years Of
age. about six feet high, stout limbs and strong
made, of daring demeanor, bold and harsh fea-
lures, dark complexion, apt to drink freely and
had even furnished himself with money and pro-
badly free pass on former elopemenl he
attempted to get out of the State Nor,hwardly,
and was taken and confined in Halifax Jail for
some time, being then the proper,ys,of Thomas
Jefferson, and probably may have taken the same
direction now whoever apprehends the said
slave. and delivers him to the Subscriber iii Bed
ford county, or into the Jail of either Abe
marie or Bedford, shall receive Forty Dollars
in addition to what the law allows.
REUBEN PERRY.
April 70. W4w r
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! WILL sell privately 400 acres land in Lou
lisa, on Fork Creek near Marks mill in a
populous and respectable neigborhood, this
laud is adjoining very extensive and fine rang
for stock, has from SO to 60 acres of rich creek
land well adapted to grass, and nearly one half
the tract IN wood, most OF whc is good timber
land the plantation we'll incosed and with
some labor may be made a very valuable farm
the land IS under lease, but if sale IS made of IL
possession may be bad next fall, be proprietor
having removed TO Kentucky, will sell a great
bargain in the above mentioned lands for terms
apply to
~ LANCELOT MINOR, attorney
Tor IoHN TODD
rep ID. 12wwT
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esiuslHcfliautoua.

Letter from Mr.. Cooke, TO Mr. Ineiedon. Boston,
New-Eas!e'a., { NO,th Anseriea Saaaay ii,
1911.
DEAR SIR,
This is the first letter have writ
ten to Europe, from which my departure was
only the result of few hours delibers.ion On
the 4th OF Oct. last, sailed from Liverpool, and
arrived at N. York the lz!n q! Ne. i,sii5asT-
,ghe latter part of the voyage very tempestuous,
and many vessels were lost. was rec ived by
Mr. Price, one of the Managers, in very friend
ny and hospitsble manner, and at whose house
] remained while l continued IN that city. On
"Wednesday the 21st of Nov. made my first ap-
pearance before an American audience, and was
received by sp, endid & crowded assemblage
in a most hstterins manner. / acted seventeen
nights To some of the greatest houses ever
,,:aown in the New World. MY own night ex
ceeded 400 guineas.
On the 29th of December, in company with
Mr.. Price, set out, in one of the. best passage
boats ! ever saw, tor Newport, Rhode Island,
which we reached, after q most pleasant trip,
in % hours, and after short stay, left it in,
comm. dious carriage for this town We slept
on Sunday at Taunton. and arrived here on Mon
day. Ny first appearance was on Thursday fol-
lowing in the nesp play of Richard, which was
repc ,,sd the next night This was also my first
ipla, in New York, where they had il three
times, nd SO will the COOS people here. The
aous, filled as at New York and my reception
Sqgsiiy Il sttering. Nc@ York rs the handsom-
esl and iat gsst house. We return to that city on
Saturday Inc 800, and shout the 10th Of March
Journey on to Philadelphia, from thence TO Bal :
more where my engagement ends; but shall
zs&urnto New York, to embark for Liverpool.
3fy time was passed at the last mentioned city
in most agreeable manner, as almos, every
day, not Of business, we had parties ut MIR.
Prices or at the houses of some of the princi-
pal inhabitants. We are going on the same
way here, with this exceptioh, are lodged at
the Exchange Coffee House, one of the largest
and iaost extraordinary buildings ever saw,
and of consequence miss and regret the kind,
polite attention of Mrs p. at whose house i'm
agned myself in my own, and feel highly graft.
lied at the near prospect ofreturning TO it. Ms.
Bernard is one of the Managers here, but be-
Leve, retires from it al the conclusion of the sea-
SON. Theatricals conducted at both Thea
tres IN a very respectable manner, and the Com.
panies superior 20 what expected to meet; l
t,ay add much SO.
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March 10.

- OBERT GREENHoW, Merchant, at the
~ sign OF the Golden Paddock, has Just re-
ceived consignment of Virginia Manufactured
WRITING p APER,in all its varieties, from the
Battersea Mills--When the quality is found
to be good, and the price low as it can be
procured at, IN any part of the continent-the
subscriber hopes, that encouragement will be
given 10 the infant Establishment, by applies
ton for the article, either by he ream, or lar
ger quantity. To those who buy to sell again,
a liberal discount will be made
March 8. ON
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MADAME DE sTAEt.

Many OF our Gazeues announced that Mad
anne de Stael is preparing to set cur for the u
States in order to take possession ofa conside.
rable property which she has there. This IN
formation must be incorrect. 1t is certain that
this lady is now at Blois, experimenting the
publication Of her new work on GERMANY,
which is to have the same character as that
which she wrote upon Italy, under the title OF
Comma. The impression is far advanced, and
our literature will soon be enriched with this
production. llercire de P.uis
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EIiRGINIA :-Ata Superior Cour, v. Gnan
" Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the City of
Richmond. the fourth day of February 1911.
Joseph Chitten assignee of Robert Hereford,
who was assignee of Thomas A. Hereford,
PHI
Agdinst
Robert L. Blackburn, admir-. with the will an
nexed. of VIM. Burberry, decd, Laurence Der.
~ and John T. Lomax, executors Of the said
Blackburn. William Boon, Austin Smith, and
II Hansford, - Dcfts.
The defendant Robert L. Blackburn, not hav-
ing his appearance and given security according
to the act of assembly and the rules ofthis court,
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that be i3 not an inhabtant of this country: on
motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, 1t is or
6ered, That the said defendant do appear here on
the first day OF the next term and answer the
bill oil the plaintiff and that copy of this Or
der be. for hwifh inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for Q months
successfully and posted at the front door OF the
Capitol in the said city.
A Copy.-Test, q
- VIM. w. HENING, c.
March 29 w9w
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April 70.

TO LAND PURCHASERS.---Dir
L having been peremptorily given by Briga.
der General John S. Farley and Mrs. Elizabeth
Morson, to sell all their lands in North Carolina,
well known part of the SAURA TOWN es-
tste-those disposed to purchase are informed,
that full authority has been given by us to Mr..
William Edward Broadnax of Brunswick, to
receive proposals. and sell the whole or any part
thereof-lIe will be ready to treat with those in
clined to buy, at his own house, in Bruins wick
county, on any day between this time and Mon
day the 9th of May--On which, and the three
succeeding days, he will attend On the premises,
to sell any Of the lands that may not previously
have been disposed Of Terms will be made
known on application tn him, and letters to him
(pcs' ozid) directed to PerciOais will be duly
answered.
G. K. TAYLOR,
JOHN DUNLOP
attorneys jor John S. f rley and
Mrs. Elisabeth 37orson
March 10. t6M
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April
WEW STORE.

HE subscriber having sormed-a connection
L. in trade, under the firm of Hubbard & Ly-
man, offer for sale at tI,eir store No. a, Mayo's
buildings (Rearly opposite the Bell Tavern) an
extensive assortment of Europes & India goods,
on the most moderate terms for cash, among
which an elegant assortment of Italian Plaid lus.
trings, lace wells, ribbons, and case "A Irish
Iinnens very cheap y
THOMAS HUBBARD,
ROBERT LYMAN
April 10 .,, ep12t'
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St MU.VFoRD'S RspoArs.

ME subscribers TO Hening's c, Munford's
L. Reports are Politely requested to call at the
bookstore Of John r. J"nes opposite to the Eq-
gle. fpy thsir Ar s,cl,,nes .ss.S keaise,nen
may be furnished with any Of the other vcis. or
VITA complete sefts.
3. K J5nes has also received considerable adj
ditions to his Lasu Li6,ayto (which he respectfully
snvtes the attention Of the gentlemen IF the bar
AtrR 19. r3,r
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ANDS FOR SALE, in the State of Ken
~ tucky-The Subscriber offers for sale
Three Tracts of Land IN the state of Kentucky.
at reduced price, viz. one tract of 9, 600 acres
IN the county of Mason, the other two in the
county of Ohio, on Rough Greek and Green
river, being first rate land. The tract on Rough
Creek contains 5000 acres, that on Green river
1000 acres
On the 5000 acres on Rough Creek are salt
works which will be valuable to the pur-
chaser title to the above lands is indsput
able.
JOHN P. DUvAL.
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April 10.
FIELDING Nv ASSUI1PSTT.

lust published by JAMES w. BURDITT,
y & Co. Boston. aad tor Sale, by FI7Z-
WHYLSON {, POTTER, Richmond, price S
dollars neatly bound.
practica! Treatise on Pleading in AS
SUMPSIT, by Edward Iawes, Esq Of the In
ner Temple, Barrister al Law. Te which it adj
dea, the decisions ofthe American Courts, by
SfOseph Story.
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Extract from the havertise,nent TO the present e
dition

E.frdct from the haverhsenert TO the present E.
The elementary treatise on Pleading some.
time since published by MIR. Lawes, received an
appreciation from The profession sufficiently ex-
tensive TO ensure to his other labors respectful
attention.-Fhrt beautiful outline may be pro-
nounced without hesitation the most finished and
accurate illustration OF the Theory of the scr
sDce which has ever adorned the annals of the
common law. The present work is designed to
follow out into Their details the leading princi-
pies and distinct ms of one great division OF the
original plan, and the execution Of it will in no
degree impair the reputation already acquired
by the author.
'Iu publishing from the London copy. the pre-
sent Edition, it has been deemed ADVISABLE TO
select such American authorities illustrated,
|con6rmed, or impugned the doctrines of the text
10 this object the notes gre exclusively confined
and in no instance do they ntrude on the reader
the opinion Of the Editor"
The above work was first published in Lon.
don, in August last, where the publishers price
was one guinea and a half in boards, and il can
not be sold IN this country under nine dollars,
The sheets Of the volume now offered have
been carefully examined, aud it IS presumed
that this Edition is equally az we'll executed as
the London copy, and sold Tor much less
price.
F& 2 have other law books, some new pub
licaiions, & general assortment Of scliool-booSs
for sale.
Arril 10. w5w
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From lapse to lapse. till life be done,
Ard the last current cease to r,,n
On may my fail be bright as thine
Msy heav'ps forY;ving rainbow shine,
Upon the mist that circles me,
soft as now il hangs DER thee !!
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North csrolina. where gentleman OF this city.
now has number of hands employed in quarry
lag them the quality IS found equal to that Of
the best French Burrs, and the quantity 20 sll
appearance inexhaustible, there being a noun
ain OF them more than twenty miles in extent.
BQh Z. r.
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In the dilemma ola FOURTH act, an author
once applied to Murphy for assistance" Sir,
(says he) donot know how it has happened
but have killed every beng but one in my ira.
gedy, at the end of he fourth ac,, ss,. cannot
contrive business for the 5lh." "Sir, (replied
Murphy AS the Gramatis !peysone are defunct,
what if you were to introduce their executors,
administrator, and ASSIGNS ?''
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ELECrRIcK COLUMN.

NJ. de Luc, of Windsor, has invented ma
chine, called the electrick Colnmn, which may
be considered the most important discovery in
the science OF electricity since that of the Volta
lex pile. Bymeans of it he set some small bells
a ringing, which continued. to do SO without
stopPing fol- q periodof lS2 days This long
continuance renders il not improbable, that the
weight of the clapper may be so, adapted to the
power OF the apparatus, as-to cause small bells
10 continue ringing for years together without
intermisson.
The French Chamber of Arts has presented
to NJ: Appert, premium of 1S ,0C0 francs, for
his recent invention of preserving fruits, vege.
tables, meats. and all kinds of animal foud, and
even vegetable substances several years, on con.
dtion that his method be made pubic for the
general good.
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10 8 II Inches length s 8 per square Roof.

G. ALE OF NEGKOEs -On the 18th day os
~ May next, at the town of Fredericksburg,
will be offered for sale. tor cash, one hundred
Virginia Slaves, in fames.-One or two valua-
bic Tradesmen will be of the number. .N,
B M CARTER.
Fauquier County, March 8. ids.
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TO BUfLDERs-rhe :S'hsesiber has.-,
slate FOR ROOFING,

rT>O BUfLDERS--Fhe ss.shscsiber ha,...
j Just received samples Of
SLATE FOR ROOFING,
invites the attention Of such gentlemen as may
feel it their interest to furnish themselves wi,,
that valuable articie--Its utility has ceen SO uni
versally felt & acknowledged both as il respects
duration and being proof against fire, tina, to dc.
tail It's particular advantages over wood-Toofs
would be unnecessary.
The folio wing are the sizes & prices at which
ii oan DC furnished.
10 & ii Inches length 6 8 per square Roof.
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IKE, SIZER, Co. have received and of.
IL far for Sale
so hhds prime N o. Sugar
90 do. Molasses
10 do. w /. Rum
IS do. N E. ditto
10 do. Whskey
90 Bales Cotton
500 pieces each. long and short Nankeers
ID Casks Stone ware:
ALSO,
Coffee, Pepper, Pimento, Ginger, Madden. In-
tigo, Uvf:Te:2s, Log wood, Blstered and Ger
man Steel, Patent S:.ot, Writing and Wrapping
Paper, Candies, Mustard, Turky yarn, &c.
April 9. st
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N OT1CE-All persons are forwarned from
" king assignments of bond execute bv
me IN the sum of nineteen pounds, TO certain
John Willis of Goochsnd County, the same
having been for consideration which has fail
ed.
JOHN ARCHER.
Amelia, April %. ON
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n OTICE.--rhe public are cautioned A.
/ gains, receiving the left halves of the fol-
lowing Bank Notes, which were put into the
Post-Office at Petersburg. (Vr) on the 5th
inst. Gas per advice received with the other
halves under date of the 6th) addressed to a
gentleman in this city, but not having reached
this Post Office, are presumed to have fsllenin-
to improper hands
Bank Va. 18Th Feb 1905, 100
Do petersb. Br. OH July, 1905 100 c. $50
Do. do. 9th Feb 1906, 100 b 3OS
Dc. do. Sd May, 1910, 90 G.
Do. do. do 90
Do do. Nov 1905, 10 ID
u S. Bank, Saw. 5th Feb. 1903, so 8O7S
Do. do do. 90 M
Do. do 10Th March, 1907, 90 K.
Do. Charleston 9th April, 1903, 10 54Ol
Apply to KIDDEL and HARMED, Peters,
burg.
New-York. April %. ct
OUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
a i on Monday the 29th inst will be sold at
public auction, the two story brick house, s,tua-
ted at Rockets, and at present occupied by Hir.
John J Werth the lot on which the house
stands is ninety feet front, running back one hun.
dred and sixty six feet the house is a very good
one for the convenience of family, and IS in
complete repair. Terms will be made known
on the day OF sale which will no doubt be mad,
accommodating to purchasers.
X, BROOKE. aucy.
April ~. tbs
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TO STowE Nh SoMs e PAVERS.

10 .SXOJTE M SOJVS e F.dV EKS.
PROPOSALS will be received until the 10Th
Il afnex month, May, for building two stone
bridges and paving about forty thousand yards ia
this city. This important job is worthy the az
tention of those who may wish to undertakc.------
And it will be absolutely necessary that they
sh~uld first view the situation fthe streets and
contguity of stone and sand for the purpose
Advances will be made if required and payments
from time to time as.tfie work progresses
BENJAMIN DUVAL
JEDEDIAH ALLEN. |o"'"'SS f&
April9. ct
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EASH will be given by the subscriber for
LAND VARIANTS.
GEO. GREENROW.
April 10 st
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d Y virtue Of deed of trust executed to me
ID by Lands p. Stovall for purposes therein
mentioned, viii be sold on the premises the irs,
day Of May next, the lot of Land &c lying in
The county of Cumberland-One negro boy &c.
&c or so much thereof as will satisfy the claim
of Notion Goodman--On the above lot is an ex-
cellent lanyard.
JACOB BRANDFORD.
Aprilo ct
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A sea capt making tel for party. pa;d M
attention to the circumstance of a gen,leman,s
h'ving put his spoon in his cup, but fillrd it :,
gain with tea On this the gentleman informed
the capt. that he had done adding, " do YOU no,
see the spoon in my cup 20
And what of thatr said the sailor, no ~
was to understand your private signals Y''
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gNHE Commissioners have appointed 10 meet
Il in Manchester, on Monday the 9Th Nav
next, from whence they will proceed 20 view
and mark out the way for road to be op, ned
from that place to The North Carolina line -
directed by an act passed at the last session a.
4 e General Assembly.
April 20, tBll, ySga
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FROM LATE LONDON PAPER.

Mr. Vests painting of the Miracles of our
Saviour has been,purchssed by the Subscribers
to the British Institution tor 5000 gu:neas The
sum was raised by subscription of so euineas
each indlvidual.--rhe painting was originally
destined for America
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Richmond, april is. IF