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ave no" opening at their store. the main street near
Opposite me aerchan's CgGce Hoe, and two doors ~
80 1'''S5'sto. hardware store, general assortment
Of GTSbery Class anil Wpe, received hy iat- arr
vas ron L''Tp"'', among which eee7,it dining
Ani t.. sets, Ofn patterns. s
Country Merchants will find it tloir ADVANTAGE to call
l.s r,pAeNed IA t'e most faithful manner, aud at the
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NOTICE..

stY Virtue of Deed of Trust cxecn\
2 by wm. ~. Richetlspr to the ,sbsrr ber and Ih
Marshall dated 10Th Asrc, i8lf sId eiy recot,d i'm ~
soGnty court OF GOorhand-Wil Dc Sold, on Friday, tey
9iih dy OF the present MOUTH Cocciand house
for realty money TsAt Lard. containing 400 acr.s1
more or irs lying I'M Goochia,d ely. Il being n ira
t'is 'l.is Of drrth Bygr. W'r Britt sc, ~ ~. Il E5,d
y ' 'eoy en George hom?F,Jot1 a9,Esos J,hH Fos6s
IShn 5e'1sa or 80 uiuvh tieo Eny b. necessary u
pay o. ne s1n OF 10 dns 90 cents due die day az
on me 81 tay OF March h 1916 feii the amount OF rgo
foims yttb by said acIlsson sai todlkg and TO Sc
cur M paynCat whereof The SAID cd eNettttl1 d.
grthrr with legal interest aid buTds the tue dizzy
her'e respectively due. sid all 'Neces attending the eNe-
sutton y. a. q sd 81 trust Aforesaid.
TiI0S BINFORD, .3cting Trustee. L
.Ff,fi lis
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REPORT Of Idternicnt8 ia tie Gin ofRich
nlond, in the month Of .4HrH 1916.

5 men,2 women. Boy and girlg-To,al o.
whom were OF md under c age of wears tween
and 10. between 10 and 90 between 40 and So and J
btWeen 10 and 30. ~ ' .
DiaEASE5.-A Accidental death burnt I'D b.litv .
ion land Of old age. ''''--'
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" fe Governor Garden as it is called which was d.
rseitd TO b. spd by Act ofthe Last Assemble VA oet
"y 'oi On Wesl"'daJ last for more than 50 COO o fhe
Which, garden : out one acre.
containing about 90 acres and perhaps the most e,
hod4e IA Virginia, WIS yesterday sold Tor ,ooO DOS.
il ssad, that Nj. Dallas will with raw from the
treasury, and supposed, that Mr.. !.owndes will
succeed him.
Mess.s. Galstin and Pnkney will soon depart on
their respective missions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-04

succeeding [NtVok Herald, Nay /.
Norfolk, .Hay L.
\ friend furnished US With the following short
notice al the pearancc observed yesterday in the
Ssn, whichhN eSsi,ed considerable curiosity among
CUR citizens
ASTRONOMICAL. PHENOMENON.
The Phenomenon discovered ia the Sun yesier-
day. in about d,e parallel OF the 9h digit, Is nothing
than orf %, taose spots frequently obSery-
ed BY astronomers in that body, by St;ch tli,y
have ssisb she'd the time OF its r0tsLoa roun s ak
is, & the MEDICATION oits quator upon the plaae Of
the EarI's orbit As to the cause and nature Of
these spots, they are uatters of conjecture, Tor
which refer 20 the writings Of Calico, Cassni and
Berseiel.
frhGct from a Tate of Remarkable Occ,a.ren-
ceS
In the Year l7G6. 4 great SPOT passed Tie Suns
Cenre." In the ssine year, Gibraltar was almost
d,siroj cd b. a storm. Beacon.
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ONE THOUSAND sACK5k
US Z 1ecce q per Toe slip wa
- pool -aai iot SIZE, bv
Cdh5. -
Ms 4
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NVAsn1NcroN Anil 90


Both H0nseS of Congress have finally
determined to adjourn the present Session
tomorrow.
The Senate has mnch more business on
its hhds than the House of Representa-
tlveS, owing to the nominations made ne
oessary by several acts recently passed,
particularly the act for organizing anew
the General Staff Of the Army. The no
minations under that act, for the Southern
Military Department, were laid before the
senate by the President, we learn, on Sa-
turday those for the Northern Depart
menr are not yet made.
The bill for enclosing the Capital
Square, abolishing the Office of Commissi-
oncrs Of Public Buildings and Superinten-
dant of the City, establishing one Office of
superintendent or Commissioner in lieu
thereof has finally passed both Houses of
Congress.
The CONGRESS adjourned Yesterday, at lit
tie before o'clock, an unusually early hour for the
last day o. the session Having disposed Of sll te
business before them, the two houses separated in
perfect narmc,y
.Ahhointmests BY ne President and the
Senate.
R1cHARD RI Nm LEE 10 be Com n. issnner Cor the
setiement0 CLAIMS for private rpperiy iost, c,p-
tured and DESTROY ed whilst in te tyiee of the II
y during Tie 'a;e war.
StMuELL ASs to he Superintendent of the Pub.
nc Bul''ies, &c. in the City OF Washington, under
the act lately passed.
The Turkish Minister at London has
lntimated to Mr.. Adams, our Minister at
that Court, that the CIR nd Seignor would
be glad to sac an American Minister at
Constantinople We know this to be fact.
aurora.
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~, D0Sf6H, ,fbTH q.
he frigste Macedonian, now at this port, is ex-
Peeied 10 sail tomorrow for Carthaeena, for the
purpose Of earring ont MIR. Hughes. who is appoin-
led by tie government OF the United States 70 in
'ercede for the release Of the American citizens
confined at that city by the Spanar5s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-04

80, Diio This city or 'he asn' April N. Bcqjar'n Gro.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-04
FRENCH COMMERCE..

The following commercial article is from
a French paper -
" Trade is very dull, and the same stag
nation pre- walls in all the markets Of Eu-
rope. Within the LAST fortnight there have
been considerable arrivals in our ports,
chiefly at Havre and Bordeaux; but these
arrivals have produced no reduction in the
prices of the merchandise in consumption /;
because, on the one hand the prices Of such
commodities, though already very low, are
not IN proportion with those of goods in the
hands or whole sale deal rs; aud, on the
other hand, the prices OF these goohs be-
ing lower than those of Belgium, and even
of London, procured US orders from the Ne
therlands and Switzerland. 1t even would
rot be very surprising were our warehouse
es, by the means of transport, hereafter to
supply the countries beyond the Rhine.
" he demand for cotton has kept up
the price of that article, notwithstanding
tnat there have been numerous arrivals !;
this proves that our manufactures are ac-
lively and usefuily employed.
Our attention is at present fixed on the
hopes which the vintage may afford, for
spsculations in brandy and wine do not
commence until just idea can be formed
of the state OF that harvest, and the foreign
demand.
French commerce seems destined to
receive the greater part of European i'm
portations on commission. and to distribute
them for consumption, not only III France,
bat in all the neighboring states. For this
advantage. of which we cannot be depriv-
ed. we are indebted to the facilities which
foreigners find. either in promptly realizing
the cargoes, or obtaining advances and
Il IS much 10 be desired that they should
be strongly encouraged to frequent our
ports, for, besides taking the productions
of our soil for their return cargoee, they
will also export our manufactures. 1t is
we'll known how highly our silks and cur
articles of fashion are estee med abroad, &
there is great difference between purcha-
ses made by foreigners themselves for their
own interest, and those which we might
make for export at our own risk. They
know perfectly well what articles suit their
country and what they purchase is not
exposed. like the goods we send them, to
lie dead on hand ; for we have not vet a
sufficiently accurate knowledge of the OBJ
jects in request. This inconvenience. ex-
perienced in our first shipments, was ow-
ing. in great measure, to the want of pro.
per information. We set out, as it we're.
on venture, aud, On arriving at cur desti
nation, found results very diff. rent from
those we expected /; but we are now on the
way Of obtaining that valuable knowledge
which French commerce has hitherto been
without. and doubtless nothing will remain
for Us to desire, when experienced consuls
shall have arrived in the diff rent colonies
which our vessels visit"
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From the Loai.sma Courier Of Ju,y 90.
Mr.. DE sr. RoMgs,

Mr.. DE Sr RoMas,
You will obligs me by giving a place in
your gazette, TO the following account of
the captivity which suffered in the island
of st. Domingo. have no other view in
giving publicity to the circumstances, than
to testify my gratitude to the magistrates
end officers of our excellent government,
whose anxiety for the welfare Of its citi
sens IS unceasiug, in Whatever cline they
may be placed.
In the pursuit Of = lawful commerce, I
left New Orleans in the month of Febrn-
airy last for Cape Henry. in the island Of
st. Domingo, as supercargo Of the schoon-
or Rebecca. belonging to Messrs. F.. Du-
plesses, jun. and John X. West, merchant,
OF this city. The captain Of the schooner
had, unknown To me, received on board
dispatches for the government Of St. Do
mirgc, from certain e. Laroche, who
had lately a rived at New. Orleans from
France. These dispatches were deliver
ed to an officer at the Cape on the 2sth Of
February, the day Of cur arrival. On
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by Virtue of two DEGREES in the Supe..
riot Cenrt of Chancery for the Dtric, of Williams,
burg, pronounced the and twentyfth os
October, eighteen hundred and Fifteen wherein Sarah a,
Francis Jortlone Plaintiffs, and William Co,ema,, ga
others were defendants, shall expose for sale az pubse
auction. TWO IRAcTS OF LANfa, i'm tie County rs
Charles City, The one known lay the name orolt Ola
Mill and is situated Morris Greek, in the lower part Of
the said County, and is said contain 400 acres The o,b
er said tn contain fifty acres, and is part Of that ys
tate. o. ~
The sale ofthe first will he made OH the premise
ON Wedne say, the twen,y-ffth day OF September n.,
and the other ON the day following on tho aid tract
Terms q SdLe-Tweve months credit nlon the pureha
ser executing bonds with good security, and deed &C
trust 10 secure the payment OF the bonds.
The Conimissionfrs.
August 2. 26-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-04
THE FAIRFIELD JOCKEYCLUB
u 1CEO


NATlLL commence the first Tuesday in Oc-
w tober, and continue four days
TIE First Days Race, will be for the Jockey
Club Subscription Of last Spring, or the Club may
make any alteration in this, that they may think
proper-fo mile heats On the same day, there
is Sweepsiake for sntricd Colts, three years old
this spring, FIVE 20 make q race. 1T one hundred
dollars entranee--TEs subscription TO close the
evening preceding the first days race.
The Second Dan, the Jockey Club Subscrip-
ion, supposed to be worth FIVE hundred dollars
f,Dr mile heafs.
TIE Third Day. the Proprieior's Purse oftwo
hundred dollars, three m'Ie heass--fiteen dollars
entrance
2he Fourth Day, Handy Cap-t4vo miles
heats. 1t is the uish of some ~ the NJ, mbers of
this Club that there sho2d lie fall meeting of the
Club the Monday evening preceding the race.
Those Members Of the JOCKEY Club Who are
in arrears, are requested TO pay their arrear-
ages u MIR. John Wstson, now in Richmond.
Straw and Stables will be furnished by the Pro-
pretor
Persons wishing brent Booths will apply to the
Proprietor.
THOMAS WATSON,
Treasurer g Proprietor.
August 81. 35-tdr
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August &c
NE W GOODS.

YTNiiE Subscribers, at the Market Bridge. me-.
door to Messrs. DICKS, MooRr X Co hssS'
the pleasure Of informing those who VISA 10 n,,r
chase GOODS, that they have received from PIN
adepha and New-York, II Fresh Sutbiu NJ,
are daily expecting more-purchased on terms -
advantage GUS as TO enable them to sell lower tn,
they have ever before done.
Being well aware OF the scarcity If money. We
are prepared to give these wishing to lay out snr
what they will consider aiull recompense
We tender thanks to the public for M,
liberal encouragement received since our CON,
mencement, and will observe, that We are ne, Sc
particular in receiving Foreign Money as hereto,
fore.
DAVID & WILLIAM KYLE.
August IL. 29.In
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IN CHAWCERY.

cd Y virtue of decree of the Court of the Uni.
sk ted States for the filth Circuit and Virginia
ID strict
Wherein Margaret Csaes ezeeurix Of the testament ana
last vi u ri William Coates deceased, who surv,yig
partner of VIM. Gray and Company, pNinfiT and Tho
Muse and Elliott Muse, administrators with the
viii annexed Of Hudson Muse dec. and Thomas Musc and
Elliott Muse, Nelson Muse de,isecs and lcRatccs nnd
Joliet Muse. Lefty Musc, Miranda Muse Costiea Mnse.
lgat Of the sad Hudson Muse, dec. James snit a
ms wife, ana James Muse, Dcfsndanis,
UW he solR
On Saturday, the 1ah Of Sept. twelve O'clock 70
Public Auction, for ready money. IN the " Urbsni
IN the State Of Virginia HOUSE 4 LOT the property
ofHulsOn Muse. dec. -
The sale Will take place the premises.
BENJAMIN MANN ID. NJ 6,r
ANDREW MOORE, NJ. Y. ID.
Augustus. AIDE
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trrom tie .;iassaehusetts .Spy.l


PETER ADDREssErH THE MUMMY.
widths hycsvern demureiy sistng,
Surrounded 10y thy music books and knitting,
'lwas rather unscnteel fear tho ul't tank il,
scs gentlemen uueourteous to intrude,
Cpon thy peace fol s1iitsde.
-teihns nnuy ench pretty little trinket.
lwHs rat,ler ungenteei, s,iist allow;
Yet, madam Mummy, IL ~ss such u sight.
No wonder IT ye both had got fright;
@;would make poor Peter below out, wow.
Poor thing much wonder at thy cate,
aud watci, with III events which sill await
Thy eariy resurrection from the grave
they say thourt coming hither, dueky,
20 leave thy uative cline Kentucky,
And thy iand salt-petre cave.
rfn true thoult meet with more attentions here,
For bean will flock wherever YOU appear
And though incog. that Is. without name,
You travel, Ill warrant thee world Of fame.
IN ,uch pen,i,e attitude they found thee,
With all thy tools OF art, they say around thee
Thy wicker basket standing by thy side,
A serpent's skin. so nicely dryd-
Pray, Mummy, what was, dolug with them all
Vast fo'd VI nusie Didst thou srg and play!
or,art thou She, Of whom the STORY goes,
When sorev troubled by his foes
n Endor dwell, and waited on King Sasl'
what. or wl,oe'er thou vast 'ts quite well,
Never ns.s what thou esiisi never tell.
Coulrst thou relate thy history 20 be
'rwould ie a very pleasing thing TO hear;
Aud many fact proyukirgIy obscure,
No doubt 'twoud render very clear.
Indeed. such things thou nights. bring TO light,
Tl,y nations modes of war, of .irrssand fashion;
'rwo,ild crnze witt, Joy our Antiquaries quite,
For curioVityy's darling passion
Aud, next 10 Lwi.cs (I must cen indulge it,
Than they. none better love tindulSe il.
ThsI dare say your crr,neame little thought,
Though she sacheni's bride herself might b., .
How much thy favour would In sought:
How high some distant age wonld value tLee.
Time laughs AT pride: the mighty strive, in vain,
rescue from oblivion To obtain
The svarfhy savage, inner willow shrcud
He sares-while inoiiarchs mingle with Tie crowd.
PlNDAEUS.
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$40 REWARD.


FEVHE following negro men eloped about six weeks
since from the Tuckahoe Pits the tower end
of Goochland:
HENRY, yellow fellow, about IS year, old miidI;p-
size downcast and ttershe va hired
OF the estate of John Williamson. Of ,s plncet is beey
ed ne IS lurking in the neghbohood Of West Point where
he was raised and occasionally about Roeketts-he las
wife az Mr.. Kicl,'d Youngs.
SAM very stout fellow, about 20 years old, tall and
Of MFR. Rob't Pollard of King William and has wife In
that negborhood, where likely he occasionally har
boHredhe has been in company with Henry near The
late residence of John Banks, near this City.
ISAAC, very stout, we'll proportional fellow, about ~
years old, very bIac-wns hired of Capt. W Burton M ar
ths-has q wife in King liam, and mother at Dofe~
CraIords, in this City likely he spends his time h.
tween those places had when he eioped blue coat npd
pantnons Of Cloth and had thai day received his summer
apparel consisting of Domestic Cotton Sam clad
in Domestic Cotton. Henry had variety of good cioihes
and rs probable he viii frequently change them.
will give FORTY DOLLARS for the delivery of the
three fellows in this City, my manager al Tucaoe
Pits. twelve miles distant from dis or fifteen for either OF
them.
JAMES c. ANTHONY.
August "a. Slim
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: Catholic bishops Of ireland.
london, Ji1e 80.
us XVIII.

Extract Of a genuine Lefker, Jfon n
Fench Nobtemen, dated Paris, May s,
1916.
" The best answer can give to questions abcDt
Louis 18Th, to relate, snesriy ss possible, i1s
own remarks, at an audience with which vas hon
ored last week, after my return from an exile Of "a
years To roy congratulations c.. bis Majesy's re-
tor6Gon. ~ sai.
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STAN.fRD J CHEHy

ST.4.N.fRD J CHEIF
OFFER FOR SALE,
bids. New-Oreans. and Loaf Sugar
SO bbls Whisk.v
so casks Hibberl's best Brown Stout, 2 2 do.
each
40. Taunton Ale 10 dozen each
100 boxes Bordeaux Ciarer
40 do. Chateau AIargaux do. superior quality
l,lids. Jamaics Rum, 5th proof
pipe Lisbon Wine, OF superior quality
100 boxes Soap
so do. Spermaceti and Tallow Candles
50 do. Chocolate, No.
chests Young Tyson Tea
do. Hyson of late importation and good
quality
10 kegs Isle Of France Indigo
rs bbls. Sugar House Molasses
rcams Letter Paper
box Coatces
set Table Mats, (4S PSI
$500 Cocoa Nuts.
Also,
100 bb's. Herrings in prime order
Is bags Green Coffee
4 few bundles Nankeens, and
BILLS ON NETWORK.
August IL. 2o4w
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M 9cici-. w;h s,,crg scntimrn, ofsisapprchston OF
his ecycrrl. of the iea.,oy Of his project,
has been gives y him. x What inference shoud be drawn
his he,. IN may be made by the Psbic from
whole Ss.iiL>t III ihs occasion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-04

The facts aforementioned. accurately stated. 80 FIR
as they fall within knowledge, which is conId 20 the
first meeting. As to the having perfect confidence in
the Gentlemen who have subscribed the statement, agree
with them in disappro,ing M, Eeale,,'s conduct and
Withdrawing from All, further attendance OH him.
WM. 1iLGiiMAN
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

TIE SUBSCRIBERS
Are now receiving. from Liverpool, tirec.
Imported in the giiiiGsa sr ESya; ~.s
Isl Crates, the v,ry best sssurtn,eits blue AMI
edged WARE, particularly selected .oc ,I,'a
Market W SIS
.isree & conta'"ng Dining Sets, CUP, anu sa,
h,s., e~rs,Juss, &C. ~
ti,rcc, GLASS WARE, containing dous,. a.
Tunbie,s 5, best quality az
50 tierces best Lculon Porter
10 Cases Copper
90 Raised Bottoms. loose
~ boxes BEST ENGLISH CHEESE.
baskets about 1900 ihs
SEQ sacks SALT, bstiarse Liverpool flsd
90 boxes lin Plates.
o. The above articles will be sold ON accorood.s
terms. ivy
11oncure, Robinson g Pieasanfs.
Auct.oneers.
.9us'nst 10. e7-,r
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(COPY)
rE1APPAHANNOCK. F.ssex Intervening.

= Court, continued and held iie I5di rnly, 1915.
James Hunter John Jones and Lawrence Muse. are ap-
rnireh Commissioners wifh person to lro.
vide accurate CHART for this Comfy in pursuance
Of, and in conformity Of the Assembly Of this
gia;e.
Copy, Tcsfe,
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CT IN conf rInity tic shove order We viii receive
proposals for mailing the survey therein dire ctef
until the twtrtJ.irst dny Of October next.---Auy
persor wishing 90 make the Contract BY application TO
lawrence Muse in Iappahannoci<, his absence 10
the Clerk Of tb Connty. may m Of the roads and
courses, which thought necessary have sur
ye<ed
JANIS HUNTER,
JOHN JOKES,
IhWkkaCE MUSE,
,9urlst2s 3Zf
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IN Chesterfield County Court, lime 81, 1915
ORDERED. that William Clarke, John
NJ Archer. Thomas Howlef, Henry waIfai and VIM,
Iaxwel, any three Of ther eapponted Com5ionefs
tor the purpose Of receiving proposals from any person
persons 20 make an accurate survey and CHART Of dis
County, eaby to act Of the last General Assembly
ofYirgina the said Connissioner such OF them -
may act, arc ordered to make report this Cour,.
Copy, Tese,
P.PoINDEXTER, elk,
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In obedcnccto the above erder the Commissioners there
IN ane viii receive proposals, accompanied with satisfae
tory testimonials % qualification, carry the into ef
feet until the 9Th Thursday IN Sept. next when they viii
aend Of the Clerks Office into contract with
such person as they may select, according 10 law.
Az Communications on the above subject be direct
oil to Chesterfield Cours-House, post paid.
August q. 3l.t26S
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ROBERT PATTERSON,
ROBERT WHARTON.
BENJAMIN CHEW.
JOHN LIN EZET,
JACOB HOLGATE,
ADAM SEIBERT,
j. \. WHlTEHEAD.
ROB. BROOKE,
JOSEPH MArHER,
J JAMES IL. COLE,
CHARLES BUDD,
Gil. CALDWELL,
JOS. HOPklNSON,
G.. j. lNGERSOLL,
W. MEREDITH,
FREDERICK BEASLEY,
SAMUEL RICHARDS,
n. SELLERS,
ADAM ECkFELDT,
JOS. CLOUD,
I'll. ALLIBONE,
B. NEWCONB, jun.
RICH. PETERS, Jun.
JOHN CLOPPER,
JOSIAH WHITE.
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FOR RFNT

TUX KEJVI.
FEHHE BeU-Tnveru, in the town ofLynchbnrg, al
4 present in the occupation of Mr. Nath'l Riyes
Possession will he given on the first day of October
next.
CHI: JOHNSTON.
LVnchbug, J,ty II. 2o-nO
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E=s-esae(< c.
IRISH ELOOUENCE.

Sheech 81 Counsellor PHyLLlPs. at an
aggregate meeting in DuGlia, May IS,
1916
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Sa.rnstes
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HAVlNG concluded to remove to New-York
HI soon as can make snitsble arrange.
rnents, have determined OH selling my interest
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-30
Interesting to SIi,lers.


AT the late sessioA ofthe Circuit Court
lot the United States, cause was tried
and decided insolvinga priuciple which
has excited much anxiety in this aud Sc
:. ral osher states.--it was salt brought
10y Oliver Evans against Eaton, for an in
of his patsns tight, in using
the Hopper Boy-i'hc defence taken was
that Evans was lot The inventor Of the
Hopper i.oy-that ii vas i3i,cpted b.
anrther person-and thai, at most, Evans
had but improved 1t. The trial occupied
ia length OF time; many witnesses we're
examined on both sides; AMI the cause
ably argued by counsel, The defence was
sufficiently established in point OF fact:
and. nader the Charge ct the Court, the
jury found verdict for thes defend ant
We shall probably be able at futu, e
day to lay a full report both Of the tfial
and of the Judges cha &. befare eur rea-
Iders This discussion goes 70 Gestroy Mr.
EraEs's right to tie Hopper foy--Hjs O.
'thef improvements on mil machinery
Icentaiued in his patent, was not the sub
ject Of this suit.