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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21

MessrS. Lang u Turner,
observed III your paper of this morning
paragraph, stating, that a report prevail
ed i'll Albany, that Mr.. SAILLIE, the Col
lector of Plattsburg, was shot. Having pas
sed through that place ON the ID inst. re
ceived, believe, tolerablc Correct state
ment OF the facts relating to the transa action
which gave rise to that paragraph, and
which l take the liberty of communicating
for publication.
On the morning of the Sd inst Mr.. Sail
LESS house was broken into BY about eight
men supposed to be for the purpose of rob-
bling him Of some goods which he had seiz-
ed m store in Plattsburg. He heard no
noise until they entered his room the fore
most OF the gang was making toward his bed,
when he jumped ont, seized one OF his pis-
tots which were lying loaded on table be-
sidc the bed, demanded his business, and re-
ceiving no answer, fired and shot hi ~ in the
body the ball entered the SIDE and lodged !;
the rest, some Of whom were in the entry,
hurried out as fast as possible, not helping
the wounded manuntil he had nearly reaci1-
cd the door, when they assisted him into one
otAthe two Sleighs that were standing at the
door, and all drove of, leaving the other
is.cigh standing, and which was claimed
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VIM. HARPER, Clerk.

II family az once.--SVc understand a
Mrs. Cilicy, Of Seabrcok, was, the last week,
safely delivered of FOUR Children, at one
accOuchment weighing % pounds Two
CT them are living, and in promising way.
.Nc7vbu5yIiorl sHt1aid.
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From, the american DAILY .adsertiser.

IVo"t TIC '1"te1leuH I1"ftY Iuse7t4Se7'
As it may he gratifying to some of your readers
send you for publication the annexed extract oil
letter from DIR. Montgomery, of Frankfort, TX. J
dated January 90, 1872 Yours, &c. A. +.
&c On Thursday last we experienced in this place,
very considerable shock of an EarthGuake-and
since that time have felt several sghter
&c On Sunday and Monday last large quantities OF
substance, which, if not punce stone possessed
many similar qualities, aud evidently the products OF
Volcanic fires, picked up from the Kentucky
river, opposite to this 1t is extremely light,
has suffered any alteration by any degree of heat
we have been able to apply, and will not retain heat
It all will forward specimen to Peale's Museum,
by the first opportuI.ity.'
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WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.
The venerable John Langdon has decln-
ed a recollection to the Office of Governor
of NewHampshire. W,i!iam Piumer, Eco.
is nominated by the Republicans of that
state as candidate to succeed him.
MGR. Inf
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.
The President of the United States has,
we learn, approved OF the acquttal of Brig.
Gen. JAMES WILKINsoN of all the charges
alledged against him, and caused his sword
tie case have not reached us in such shape
as to enable us to speak of them with Ger
tainty; but we shall probably have it in our
power to Law them before our readers in a
fen days.
Chief Justice MARSHALL Oh Friday last
took his seat on the bench of the Supreme
Court-.Naf. Int!
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az 1t will be seen, that Bonaparte is au-
diting the cases of American vessels seoues-
tered as well under the Rambouillet as the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES. Some Of them
have been actually reieased.-lt is said also,
hat satisfactory commercial treaty is now
on the tapis i hus France is yielding to a
sense OF interest, ifnot ofjuSiice.
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Richmond, Feb. 2I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-28
Teste, s,
WIN. MARSHALL, Cli.

NIoTICE.-By virtue of the foregoing decree,
~ WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, Thursday the 9th day OF August
next, at the Washington Tavern iE this city, the
property embraced, in the said decree, upon the
terms therein expressed, vz-Dick, Judy, and their
children, Suckey aud Lucy and Sam, Agsey aud
their children, Seceondy, Mourning, Edmonia, Lew
is, Blenheim and his wife Phi:s and children,
Charles and Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife and
children, Watt aud Billy, and Iammey aud his wife
Dolly and child, Lydia, Jenny, Willard, LeNs.-Ai-
SO. the library of law and other books, of which
list will be produced: likewise the furniture, cen
slsting of beds blankets sheets, house linen al,
Their furniture, the plate ofthe said Randolph, on
sisting OF silver cup silver coffee pot tea ditto,
do. sugar dish, silver WATERS six dozen silv CIR
spoons large and small, carpets china, one coach,
Phaeton two horses.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock.
GEO. GREENHOW, Co,,s'r.
June so. 4w
: % The aforementioned sale is postponed until
Tuesday the Goth Oct next.
GEO. GREENHOW, Coar'r.
July %. wtds
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July 10.

GN United States Court, ftth
j Circuit and Virginia district, Saturday .Hay
80, 1919.
Robert Gourley, Executor of the last will and tes
lament OF Ariann Randolph, decd EI.9.
AGAINST
Carter Page, Executor 6f Archibald Cary, who
was ex'or of Peyton Randolph, Edmund Randolph,
devisee and heir OF Peyton Randolph, decd and Ro-
bert West admir- of Philip l.. Grimes, who was ex-
ecutor OF John Robinson Surviving executor of Phil
ip Grimes, deceased. and Edmund Jennings,
-, a.; Defeadants,
BY corscnt of the Plaintiff, ard of the Defendant
Edmund Randolph, 1t is ordered and decreed, that
Martin Dawson and Geo. Greeuhow, or either of
them, do make sale OF the slaves and other proper
y in the indenturc of trust of the 10th of May 500
mentioned, on credit of 9 and Is months, taking
bond and good security, payable to them, the
that shall act as commissioner ioreseid and bring
the said bonds into court, be disposed of rs the
court shall direct. The said sales be advertised
four weeks in three of the Richmond newspapers
And 1t is further ordered that either of the said
commissioners may sell separate any part Of the said
property; and is further ordered that the decree
against the defendant Edmund Randolph, shall not
be enforced against his person until the fund is
disposed of neither his person property hcing IL
able beyond the decreed to be paid by him and
by consent of the Plaintiff, and of Carter Page exec
utor of Archibald Cary, who executor of Peter
Randolph. 1t is ordered that one of the commissi
oners of this court do examine, state and settle the
account of the administration of the said Cary ana
the said Randolph, on Che estate CT the said Arch.
| bald Cary.
a Copy)
Ttste,
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Il IRON ,fe Subscriber the hfteenti, July last a
negro man Shave by the name OF TOM, sometimes
called TOM pRUNMUNu; he is sbou, Ave fee,
nine Or ten inches high. well malc, lis complexion
hiaek, his hair such as negroes consoniy have, lie
about twenty years Of age. purchased him Of The
representative of John DruminonG dccd---I atm in.
formed prior to his being sold 10 me, he was hired
IN Richmond serera; years--N,ierc hired him the
last year To MIR. ST. Joa--hc has brother belong
ing Ia Mr.. lIovcy of Bichmond--ti above re-
ward will be paid FOR securing him in the iail of the
city OF Richmond, if taken above Richrlond--or de.
hvcred To the subscriber, in addition 20 the above re-
ward NIL reasonable eXpences will bc paid. Masters
and owners of vessels are foicwarned from employ.
ing or harbouring the said slave, the law win be
enforced against those who may offend.
JOHN COKE.
Williamsburg, August is. oawiw
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ViR6lNiA-in Halifax County Court-ln Chan
Gerry e2d June 1912.
Bruce & Easiey. p.aint:Gs.
against
Thomas Boothe, William Fourqurean and Mat
thew Winfree, defendants.
The defendant Bootnc not having entered his ap-
pcarsrcc and given security according to the act OF
Assembly aud the rules OF this Court---and it D.
peaiing the satisfaction of the Court that he is
not an inhabtant of this COMMONWEALTH mo-
ton of the plaintiffs ny their Counsel, it is ordered
that the said defendant, Boothe, do appear here
the fourth Monday in September next, and answ or
the bill of the paintifs-and that copy ol this
der be forthwith inserted in one of the newspapers
published in the City of Richmond for eight weeks
successfully and posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse of the said County.
Il Copy, Teste,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, d. C. II. C.
July 10. wSw
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Es = VIRTUE of Deed Of Tru.. made Ia the
10 Subscriber By Warner l.. Worme'oy on the
s0th day os March 1911, and recorded in the Coun-
" Court oi King William, for purposes therein tx
pressed, viii Ice Sold OH Friday the iith day of
Sept. next ut Iompkins ard W cbs,.r's Min ia the
said County Of King William, fur ready money the
following slaves and oter property To- wit, rtaves,
Bivaus, Jerry, Jne, Ned, Rozotta. Betty and Chii,
two riding Horscs, two Carriage Horses, one Car
riasc an,l harness, riinS char, mules, plow
Horses, one brood marc. these in foal two Colt.
and all tive said Wormle,'s Farmas utensils viii, the
stocks OF Hogs, Cattle and Sheep and al. his House
mold and Kitchen furniture; the articles being too
numerous to enumerate but vii, fully appear by
feriing to the said Deed, copy (which will be pro.
dueed on the day @: sale, much OF said pro-
perry as viii raise money enough to answer the
purposes of the conveyance aforesaid
JOHN FOX.
AhS "iiiam County August II. wtdsp
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August Il

YEN DOLLARS REWAD-Ranawav from th.
= subscribers house on the end of August, a negro
Woman named Saiy.--She is tall and thin in her
person, with nothing remarkable about her face ex-
cept dent in her chin.
She took with her variety of clothing, such SO
maid servants usually wear, x a feather bed. The
above reward will be given TO any one who vii. de-
liver her at my house or in the Town Jail.
PEYrON RANDOLPH.
August ~. f
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y sNhe subscribers have lately established a Irvine
4 factory, and intend keeping on hand Siene
and Sewing Irvine, they have also a large guam
TT, of Cordage, and Yarns, which they win
sell on very moderate terms. Application for the
above articles to be made at their Rope Walk or at
the Store of Messrs Shelton and .Finney.
JOHN S. SKELETONS Co
August u. ivy
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I'm PURSUANCE. Of a resolution of the Common
a Hall for the city Of Richmond, Notice is hereby
gwen that petition viii be presented to the next
Generel Assembly of Virginia praying that an act
may pass aulhorisng the Common Hall of said CITY
to lease or otherwise dispose of the Commons be.
longing to said City
N SHEPPARD,
July ss. " "' gm
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August L

yHNHE SUBSCRIBER having succeeded to the
4 business conducted by the late FIRM of Murphy
and Crump, win constantly keep on hand we'll Sc
ected assortment OF groceries, together with rs gen.
eral an assortment OF China, Glass and Crockery
ware as existing circums tanGes will admit which he
will sell on the mort reasonable terms.
JOSHUA CRUMP.
August IA. e
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TO Great Britain and her colonies.
1Sll.--Cotton, lbs. 26,s72,4Se
Rice, tierces, 4Oo45
Tobacco, hhds. 2O,3i2
Fish, quintais, 33,242
Flour, bbls 275, 5S4
Tar, bbls. I93OS4
-. iurpentine, bbls. o7,25O
To France end all Parts Of The Worls, eecaps G.
Britain and her colonies
isii.--Cotton, lbs. 15,3la,54s
Rice, tierces, 1851
Tobacco, hhds. 1886
Fish, quintals, 1SS145
Flour. bbls I169,i78
Tar, hbls. 26,762
Turpentine bbls $500
Ii thus appears (and avite tnose who doubt me
to inspect the Address, that in rice, fish & dour
the expectations of produce other parts of the
world besides G. Britain and her colonies greatly
exceed those 70 the British dominons; that in to-
oaceo, II nearly equals them and that the channels
Tor the sale Of these products are still open to u.s.
Shall he told that Zoar viii prevent il answer,
That the o.iers in eoucil in that respect were ennal
to and that vessels, defenoeless before war
was declnred were just IS liable 70 capture they
are nov ihsy- armed. What, then, does war add
to our commercial evils Nothing. We can suffer-
in that respect. nothing than have suffered
but we now gain by the captures we daily make
IL, as the addressers sIledge in their final note TO
the pamphlet, eXportsions of cotton and rice
have lately taken place Is Hiysof" 10 France what
is the cause oftl The British ravy--the cyters in
council. are the The British would not suf.
yer those arucies 10 so 70 france except through
their ports The very wrongs that the British
have done us, furnish the pamphleteers with argu.
ments.
proceed 90 close my Review. The minority Of
the House OF Representatives, and the federasts at
large, call themselves the friends of Peace---the
friends of commerce. So are rulers. And, pray,
who is not? Bet there is this difference between
The Addressers and the Repubcans.--they want
peace and commerce With sab7nission we want
peace and commerce with our rights. What the
event of the existing conflict may be, time will dis
close IT, however, Just cause, if honest intentions,
# upright views, will secure the favor of the Deity,
the smiles OF heaven, and the triumph of victory,
the banner OF freedom will not have been unfuried
IN win
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NOIlCE-Books for receiving further subsu,ss-
~ uons TO the Loan OF elepeH millions of doE-
lars Tor the Use OF the United States authorised by
the act OF Congress of March liz 1872 will be omen.
ed on the fifteenth day of the present month of july.
at the Bdnk 9f Virginia, for = sum not exceeL ING
one hhaa'ed thousand dollars, which books viii
continue open for receiving subscriptions during the
ordinary hours of tramsactns business at the said
Bank, until the said SUM Of one hundred tbouzani
dollars shall have been subscribed, or public notice
shall he given Of the subscription being closed.
Terms a the Loan.
L. The whole amount subscribed shall be paid nj
the time of subscrbing--and for such amount, The
Cashier of the said Bank shall give Certificate.
which, upon being surrendered at the Loan Office OF
the State OF Virginia, shall enttle the subscriber To
receive from the Commissioner of Loans a certii-
cate or certificates of capital funded stock bearing
interest from TIE following dates respectively, ti,at
is to say
From the first day q August neat, on all sab
scrPuons made from the 5th day of July to tue
l5th day of August incusvely.
From the first day ct September nest, on all
subscriptions made from the 10Th day of August to
the 5th day of September incusiyeiy.
From the first dry ct Octo6cr next, all sub
serptons made from the 10Th day of September To
the 18th day of October inclusiyey.
Which certificates of funded capital stock shall be
issued III sums Of one hundred, four hundred on,
thousand, four thousand or ten thousand dollars,
at the option of the proprietor, and shall he
ferrable by the creditors their attoFnies dulg
constituted, at the treasury and loan Offices res
pechyeiy, in the same manner the present fun
ded debt of the United States, and in pursuance Of
the rules which have been or which may be esab-
ii5hei relative to the tranfer of the said debt.
9. Aiter the last day of December in tie year one
thousand eight hundred and twenty four, & after
sonable notice to the creditors, which shall be given
by an advertisement in some public newspaper prin-
ted at the seat of the government of the u States
the said capital stock shall be redeemable at the
pleasure Of the United States, by the reimburse
ment of the whole sum which may, at that time
stand credited to any proprietor, the looks OF
the Treasury or OF the Loan-Ofces respectively
ALBERT GALLATIN,
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
Treasury Department, July .. tf5Oct.
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EARUGS X MEDiC1NES---Thes subscriber res.
az pcctiuiiy informs his friends aud the public
that he has opened in the tenement nest below
Messrs Frzwlpsonn 4 Pottcr'sand near the corner
Of the tJcading from the main street to May
os bridge general and well selected assortmen Of
Drugs Medicines, Paints, sc. which lie offers for
sale on reasonable terms for casii or accepances in
town. f+
Jrl5 &c. VT
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"a UGAR * SALT--Just received and for sale 90
- Hhds prime N. Orleans Sugar, 200 sacks Salt
Liverpool filed
SHELTON & FINNRY
And on consignment 1909 Sacks ground alum
salt, in Which bargain will be sold.
August %. wSN
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A>OR SALE--A valuable situation at Matthews
Court House well calculated for professional
gentleman it consists of lot of about four acres os
ground highly improved with an excellent garden. a
commodious Dwelling house and number Of conye-'
nient out -houses-- -
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ME SUBSCRIBER has removed to an Office in
IL the house occupied by Mrs. Mutual, nearly OPP
positc to s. Foster & Sackell, Auctoneers'' where
he may always be consulted as an attorney & Coun-
sellor at Law.
HENRY HORT.
August Of. 1t
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NTIRGiNIA-At Rules holden IN tie Clerks Of
? fee of the Supcrior Court Of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the eleventh day Of July 1872
Geryas Slolrs, sheriff Of the county Of Henrico tn
whom the estate OF Fortunatus Sydnor hath Lecn
committed for adn'iuisti alton, by the court Of the
said county Of Iicnrco, Pi.B.
RgdiH5t
Jesse Smith, Robert Sydnor, William G.. sydnnr,
John +. Price. executor OF James Price Who was
executor Of Samuel Price, who WAS during his lie
sole acting executor OF Fortunatus Sydnor dcc'd s.
John Hewlett, executor of JOHN Hewlett who was
surviving executor OF the said Fortunatus Sydnor,
deed. Defs.
The subpoena seirefacias awarded in this cause, not
being returned executed the defendants Robert
Sydnor and William g. Sydnor, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they nre not inhabitants
Of this country is oraercG That the said defend.
ants do appear here the first day of the uext
term, aud sIcw cause, it any they can, against tie
revival thereby sought; and that copy of this nr-
der be forthwith useStcd in newspaper lri;ish.
ed IN the city Of Richmond, for two months socces.
svely, and posted at the front door Of the Capitol in
The said city.
copy. Teste,
wM. ". HENIyG, C. c.
August 7. wsw
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NAE will rent for the following year our 9 plns-
W tations adjoining to that which we reside
On the one is so good James River low
grounds and about f0l acres of Highlands now in
corn; well enclosed. This plantation is cminenty
calculated for Wheaton, tie other is about 90 a.
cres OF James River low grounds ofthe first quairys
and nearly 100 acres of Highlands, Vel enclosed (
mostly fresh Iand--AH Of which has been This wear
80 tobacco, Oats and W heat The privilege Of SOW.
ing Wheat Nc, this season will he granted ON both
these plantations will also hire ( Q working me-
groes, OF which ere mtn, a likely, and 6 Of them
very 80 al waterucn, aud women--young, likely,
and unineumbered with children.
We will likewise sell between and 100 BmreIa
OF corn, sdceney OF provender for the use Of tho
plantations, good work horses Plantation tools &c.
on very long credit-on Of these plaf,ations -
new barn, With Thresling machine on tie noA
approved plan.
IT the above property is not privately disposed x
previously. VIC will offer il st public Auction on tho
18th day of Nov. next the premises further in
formation may be received, Nv application to Afcsgs
Jas. Bullock, or, Mr.. Jno. Iigginbotham, Warmn
ster,
J. VI. ROSE,
M.ROSE.
Selma, Buckingham Ans,ist ! r.
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ALSO.

NISU.
n convenient House well fitted for a medicine shop
for which purpose II has beenuse,l for many wears
There is also about nifty of lani only separated
from the lot by road-the lot win be so.d with or
without the land may best suit the purchaser
1t Is an excellent stand for physician The terms
viii be accommodating-Appf to the Subscribers
in Williamsburg or to Mr.. Leth Briggs on the pre-
misses.
EDMUND l.. BRIGGS.
August IL. I'm
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CHARLES BLAGRovE, Reg'r.

Mug. II. 6v
The Editor Of the National IntelliSencer will in.
sert the above advertisement in his paper for 6weeks
successfully, transmit his account TO this depart.
ment for payment.
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NIRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
flee of the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the 18th day of July, 1919.
Daniel VaudowalI, administrator, sc. of Makes
Vandewali, decd. Pit8:
against
John Price and Mary r. his wife, GilIey M. Lew
is, Walter Shelton and Ann his wife, Marin Price,
Richard Carter and Susanna his wife, John Price
the younger, Rives Price, William Burton, surviving
ex'Or. of Francis Lewis, decd, Hudson Lewis Chas.
w. Lewis, Francis Lewis, William Depreist and E.
liza his wife, and William Lewis; the said Walter
Shelton, Charles w. Lewis, and GiIley VI. Lewis,
ex'ors. of Wiltshire NJ. Lewis, decd. the said Gil
Icy NJ. Lewis, Surviving ex'or. OF Charles Lewis Sc
Nor, decd, & devisee of Wiltshire NJ Lewis, decd,
and the said Walter Shelton, John Price. and GiIey
NJ Lewis, e1'Ors of Susanna Lewis, decd.
Dgfs.
The Defendant, Hudson Lewis, not having enter
ed lis appearance and given security according to
the act Of assembly and the rules OF this court and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an inhabant OF this country: 1t is ordered, That
the slid Defendant do appear here the first day
of the neat term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff
and that copy Of ;hs order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in The city of Richmond,
for two months successfully and postedat the front
door Of the Capitol, in the said city.
copy. Teste,
WIZ. w. HENING, C. c.
hu9usj T. VSwu
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'E'HE fourteenth drawing OF the ninety number
D. Lottery took place At the Capitol On ,hc ish
Instwhen tie following numbers Came out va,
~, Il, 76, 50, al
july ".
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AND OFFICE. August lI,h ISI2.--sn pursu.
anee OF an act OF assembly, passed the itb Feb
iuaiy 1911, entitled " IN Gct .oG.red the several
!la'Vs, concerning Esche0fs," do hereby make it
sno~n that the Two following tracts of land situated
IN tie county OF Lousa have escheated to the COM
inohweaul. as appears by the certificate of the Es-
cheatos og said county, dated the lith of June las,
viz ore Tor sos lying in the lower end of the
county, OF which Mr.. John Ma,shali is said 10 have
d'ed seized-tle other for 1S5 acres lying in the
said to have died seized.
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2 l. n " K S,
OF a,rost every description,
FoR S.aLIr ar THIS 0FETCE.
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Prom TIE .Naiianai M,clIigencer.
REVIEW

Of an .fddrcss Of the E'cderm Minority in
the ..4mericaR House % REPRESENTATIVES
against lfar soirh GreQt DritGiu.
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Williamsburg, August is.