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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-13
VALUABLE LANDs-Ear SHE.

4 I Public Auction, o. Monday 18th day ef A.
[ = pr next, at the Office OF heron, Sinton & Co
N the city Of Richmond, the following Lands Will
be exposed to sale, viz:
GREENSPRING, The residence of the late
William Lodwell Lee, Esq. containing ,oSi1 acres
situated in James City county, about six miles from
Tie City of Williamsburg, about iiIty-three miles
irem this City, and about l2 hours sail from Nor
ioik, and binding considerable distance on James
f.'er, little above James Town. a grest part oil
inns traet is heavily tmbered with oak, cyprus, pine
anu ether valuable growths, which may be water
borne from the shore. The woodlands present an
object oil great importance and particularly IN rcla
ton to ship TIMBER its vicinity To the contemplated
Naval Arsenal at York Town, and the case with
which K can be transported Ia any market. A saw
mil was erected the land by The late proprietor
y may be resumed TO great advantage in the manu-
l'eturc oil plank and scantling for tl,is market alone
\ considerable part is low ground suitable tor mea
dow. The Pow ha,an Swamp Is estimated to
tain upwards Of 200 acres heavily timbered, prin-
cipaiiy with cyprus. from which an immense guam
utN ol shingles could be procured, and OF ineXhaust-
,b'e ertity-the higher lands are generally in good
heart and improbable The buildings and other
improvements, constitute another important item in
It's value, and although of late years much neglected
can be easily restored to what II formerly was, an
elegant establishment. The MANSION and its wings
are OF brick constructed by the late proprietor in
very handsome style and the grounds tastetully ar
ranged. The situation as healthy as any in the low
CT country j ne orchards extensive and Of
choice fruits. The water excellent and abundant !;
lhe woodlands abound with deer. Fish, and Wild
fowl esn be had with convenience.
Also at the same time and place, will be sold
smau raet adjoining called the Main, containing
500 Acres. more than half Of w,.ioh is in wood.
The qnality ofthis Land i5'fne in bends also on
James River adjoining Mr.. Ambier's Land.
The Buildings are convenient & suitable. The a.
bove lanAs will be sold on credit of2 years equal
payments for approved endorsed notes, negotiable
and payable ut either of the Incorporated Bans in
this City.-Fhose contemplating purchase,
see the lands by applying to Edmund Christis2,
Esq. Williamsburg. a plat copied from late sur
vey, may De seen at the Merchants Coffee House
N tins city: Possession of GreensprRg may be
had immediately after the sale BY order Of the pro-
Prietor.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
March Q. 1O0--tds
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WV Virtue ola Deed of Trust executed to the
y Subscribers on he 9th day Of August, 1918,
l'y Major Joseph Msyo, and duly admitted To re-
cord in the Hastings Court CIR the City Of Rich
'nond, the oh day of November, fslS-We
shall. Thursday, the 25d inst. on lie premises
at the hour OF ! 2 o'clock. proceed to sell IN the
Aiglest bnider-The Lot Of GROUND, with tie
improvements thereon. at present in the ocoupan-
cy OF Mai Mayo, and known by the No. g, IN the
plan 0f the cty which said Lot is situated on ID.
or CRY street and 22l str, Ct apd directly back Of
the court house. aud contains in front Of D. street
1879 feet, running hack IfJ feet-in order to satisfy
a debt due Mr.. Manuel Judah of $1,000, with in
terest from the first DAY Of January 1914, and all
costs Incurred 10 executing AID carrying into effect
fhe said deed Of trust
JOSEPH MARX, 1Trns-
EDWARD w TRENT, Stees
April 8. 1O7-tds
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Taluable Real Probersy.

A GREEABLY to the last Will and Testament
N ct the late Allan Pollok, the subscriber, sole
acting Executor, will sell, at Public Auction, on the
premis g, Monday the 99th day OF April instant,
the following valuable real property, viz
No. L. CHELSEA, the late residence OF Allan
Pollok, Esq .--Chetsea contains, under one en-
closure, nearly six acres of land according to plat
and survey made by John Williamson, in Septem-
Der lS13.---On the premises is an excellent dwell
ling house, and all convenient out-houses, including
an ice-house completely fllcd---upwards of & 6OOO
have been expended on this establishment within the
last years
No. .. Is a Lot of one acre, being No. H. in Du-
val Village.
No. 5, Is a Lot of one acre, being No. IL in do.
No. 4. Is Lot Of one acre, being No. 25 in do
No. 5. Is a Lot of one acre, being No. %. i'm do.
The above Lots are Immediately opposite Chel-
sea House, and form one complete square, at pres
ent in rye and under good enclosure.
No. g. Is a Lot adjoining Chelsea on the hill oppo-
Site containing 132 feet ON Ridge Street, and ran
ming bact S51 feet to a branch.
No. z. Is a Lot adjoining No. G, containing 1872
ieet on Ridge Street, and running back $50 feet to
the same branch.
Tho above two Lots were purchased of the ex-
ecntrix of the late Adam Craig---being Lots Nos
and l in the plat of said Craig's land, by John
Williamson, on the 18th of November 1915.
No. 3. Is Lot containing nearly ten acres in
the neighborhood ofChelsca, now in rye, and under
agood enclosure, purchased of Christopher Nc
PhersOn in 1918.
Immediate possession will lie given, on the pur-
chasers complying with the terms of sale.
Anu Immediately after the sale of the real pro-
perry, 1oiH be sOh.-tke negroes, horses and COWS
an elegant cnrricle and harness household and
kitchen furnitnre---together with the agricultural
and gardening implements belonging to the estate---
.fISo, small but valuable collection of books.
The terms Of iSaIc---wil be, Tor the real proper
ty, negotiable notes payable at either of the banks
IN Richmond, at 1, and years equal payments,
satisfactorily endorsed, aad deed oftrrst on the
property to secure their payment.
For the personal property, notes cgotiable and
payable at either of the Banks in Richmond satisfac-
rily endowed, at 90 * 100 days equal payments
tor all sums above S 50--ior all sums of s SO or un-
der, cash will be required.
~ any time between this and the day ofsale, any
ct the property will be shown on application being
made at Chelsea.
On the following dsr, and on the same terms, will
be sold on the premises, 4 half acre lots in Duvars
addition, numbers S, 1, 81 and %, lately under
good fence Il known for several years past as the
Diamond Lot. Indisputable tides will be made to
tie whole oil the foregoing property bv
EDMUND w. ROOTES, Erec-
utor Of .4lan Pollok, decd
April G.. los tbs
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ErDch t6.
FOR SALE.

A TRACT or LAND, near the town Of War
4 ren, ON James River, adjoining the lands Of
Gov. Nicholas and John Harris, ESQ. containing $50
acres, We improved with a large and commodnus
dwelling house asd Offices Of brick, good grist mill
Tor corn and plaster Of Paris, and with sulhcient
barns and stables for every kind Of stock. The
land IS Of first.rate quality and has been kept in
heart by the liberal use Of Plaster and Clover
The barn IS distant from the landing at Warren one
mile and helf, and there are two manufacturing
mills within three miles Of tit is believed thai
this farm combines many advantages as any tract
OF high land in the state.
ALSO, q tract Of 1900 acres, near the former, rs
convenient to- the aud Of excellent quality that
has been much improved BY clover and plaister, 10
whchn 70 well adapted-Ihe se lands viii be shewn
by the subscriber, living tic premises. and terms
made known by him, or by Thomas Tayior of Rich.
mond JOHN PATTERSON
Feb. %. OFF
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Co'mcit- C4 3. .NarcA %, 1916.

CoinirR Cham6eT, .Harch 2S, 1916.
PROPOSALS
"a I'LL be received at this Office, until the I 5fh
w day Of next month, (Apr,) for furnishing
te PUBLIC GUARD, in the City of Richmond
with the following CLOTHING, to wit :-One
e.otb Coat, to be trimmed with red two pair cloth
f"ntsioons, one cloth Vest, one pair cloth Caters,
one Blanket. two pair Socks, four pair Shoes, four
shirts, one Stock, one Hat, one thin short Coat or
Roundabout tor summer, two pair Gicklenburc
PansloOns for do. for each of the nohcomniss,oned
officers aud priyates OF said Guard.
WIN. ROBERTSON, G.. G..
March so. f0G-2SA
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~ The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
n aud three times week during the session of the State
sg,fi~-Price, the yNoi0c. EIve Dollars per
s,n payabIc ia advance. Notes of Chartered Banks,
@as will b. received in payment The Editor will guar
svt, the safety of renting them by matt the postage of All
Ietters being paid by the writers.
81 No papers win he discontinued but at the discretion
or ii Eliior until all arrcsrag,s have been paid up
o-T. whoever will guarantee the payment of nine pa
rerS slall receive tenth gratis.
go TERMS OE ADVERTISING.
OF One squce-tlrs insertion, rs ceHs-edch continuance,
so celRs 80 -.
No Advertisement inserted, until has either been paid for,
or nssunrd By person a his city or its enOiTon'
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Tpgnaa Land Office,

Richmond 5th .9brH, 1916.
I'm conformity with act ofthe General Assem-
bly oil the Commonw ealth of Virginia, entitled
An act TO amend the several laws concerning Es-
cheats" passed the 1Ath day of February, 1911, I
do hereby make it known that j. appears by a
,iecste ofthe Escheator of Amelia county, that a
certain tract ofland, whereof certain Alexander
Wilson died seized and possessed, situated in said
county and containing 224 acres, hath escheated to
the said Commonwealth
VIM. @. PENDLETON, Peg'r.
ApriI 10. 109-6w
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srRAYED OR STOLEN,

-H1ROM my stable, on Saturday night the 9th Fee
! bruary. 1916, A SoRREL HORSE, about five
lately cured Of fstuia. He has some hair Off his
left tich, occasioned by wort his hind feet be-
n. We are Whit. will give dollars reward to
sny person who viii deliver him To me at Castle
I'LL. or contriye nae word sn that get him again.
ROBERT MAUPIN.
Albemarle county, April 10. 109--4t%
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WANTED TO HIRE-tW Christmas,
CNlX o. eight stout NEGROES, 70 work at the
- Unhed Sf.te' Arseaal on James River about
~ nil aboye Rchmotd; liberal price wi be
given, and men accustomed 60 attend masons, would
DC preferred apply 81 Jsmes Richie head Of the
BASIN, or Me Anderson, digger, near the Court
EDu1c.
March 30. 1o6-G
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CNv Prohertu at AUCTION.

A GREEABLY to the last wish of the late Fran
"a els r. Strobia, shall sell, under the manage
ment of Messrs. Moneure, Robinson g Peasants,
ON The premises on "Wednesday the 24;h of the pre-
sent month. valuable Lot of LIND, on the
Main Street, adjoining the property Of Mrs. Diana
Morgan. Ii contains So feet front, running back
les feet, and within square orthe Market house,
ID part of the town nov rapidly improving.
TEuMs-S0u0 dollars casl---the balance in equal
instruments of &, O. and l2 months credit. Negoti-
able notes with approved endorsers will be requr-
ed and deed of trust the property TO secure the
last payments.
JOHN III. STRORIA, Admir-.
TO the estate of +. II. Srobia, dee.
ADril 10. 10q- ids
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SHAPARD & WEBB
Haze Just Received, For Sale,
20 hbs New-Engand rum,
SO boxes mould candles
IS bumpers bli ck bottles containing one eros, each
10 small chests gun-powder Tea
lew pipes excellent Malaga vine
few bales spinning cotton
pepper, pImeito, indigo, Ssc.
didJrW yeceiJe, IN n fs7v dats
April 3 1oz.7w
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stop the 7hieT!!

6toh NE Ihief!!
4 N the night Of the 21st instant, the
OPEN and THREE HORSES stolen one n bsct. one n
my and The other grey all about five feet high with
nasng mans aud switch tails, shew the marks Of gear and
draw very well. '
hrewardof Thirty Dollars will b. given for the delivery
OF uoe Horses AMI reasonable expencts paid Tor such f.
Waton rs shall lead convection Of the villain or Villains
Who committed the teit. will gvea further reward of
O"e HNnaTea Dollars SCERYANr JONES.
March 27. Zoo
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STRAYED,
NROM my farm, about three miles from town,
u on the Goth instant, a bay Hare MULE.
with blazed tace-.9iSO, small black Horse
liza reward OF tfUe dollars will be given for
their delivery to in this place, or such nlorrnati
on as will enable me to obtain them
JOHN TINSLEY
March so. 10c-tr
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ADAMS & VAN LEW,

ADAMS & VAN LEW,
HAvK FOR SALE,
200 casks Cut Nails, from 5 to cod.
50 do. Wrought do. 20
200 bundles Nail and Spike Rods,
$50 do. Hoop Iron,
so dozen best English Hoes,
90 dozen Shovels and Spades,
1000 lbs Trace Chains,
so Chisawith Plougis,
80 Smiths Anvils, \ horns,
Is do. Belowses, from % To Sc inches,
IL Mil Screws,
100 tons Plaster of Paris,
Coach Springs and Steps,
do. Plated Lamps, Handles, &c
Iogether 1'fth-A general assortment OF Hard
Vare and Cutlery Wholesale & Retail.
.jiafch 20 I0S-47v
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
ANCR MACE, black man, about nine
teen years Old between and feet high. well set
little squint IN one eye eahobs raised in A.,
eNara whereh has been hired for several years. and
expected To he there He was sold by Mr. Ricbarl
srawn of Westmoreland, Mr. Fuleier of Richmond
and by him Daniel Field
Fifty dollars for IshaB yellow man. purchased of Mr.
Bell of itchmond by Daniel Field about 40 years old
feet high and stout made. Has good eountenance tho
bold ana assuming He Is excellent cstlr and carriage
driver. He has wife a Mr.. Elhotts in Pes.rsl,rr
where he lived many years, and is well known
DANIEL FIELD, by
ELIJAH MAY
March 20. I0s-tf
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April 6.
NOTICE-

ID virtue of Deed of Trust executed
y 10 the Subscribers by Cornelius Buck TO secure the
payment of three thousand hundred and twenty.nne
dollars, i've cents, the 2i day efJuy, 1871 TO james
Clarke ~ co.wlo have assird the to Mills, Bot &
Cunihs-Wi be- sold, FOR cG.h. Wednesday, the thr-
teent day OF March the clearinghouse Of the said
Buck, seven hundred and thirty of LIND being
the same whertO e resides, lying in the county OF Ches.
terrified, about twelve mile above tie OF Manchester
also sne undivided fourth part offve acres of COIL
LAND, lying in the same cgborhood, and known by the
name OF Ho0frdeeS Coal Pits, much Of the said lands
as viii sueet TO the eventual dover of the wife of the said
e. Buk) be sufficient to raise the of money aforesaid
with interest thereon from the 9th day of july 1911 and
the eXpenets OF the sale.
SAMUEL TIl7LOR,2
GEO, MiRKHAM.S irus'ees'
January 10. 7o-tds
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE JUST RECEIVED by the brio
Z II Ha.uah, Captain Henderson, from Bremen, and
OFFER FOR SALE,
$500 bars Swedish Iron, assorted
80 boxes OF Glass Ware. consisting Divine decan-
tiers, half pint, pintand quart tumbIers, c5c.
hoNes Shifting Linen
few dozen Demiiohns
few dozen ShoyCls
Smith e Riddle.
February II. g5-H
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Burr mn Stone N1anu5acfory.
'hNftE, Subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has just received, direct from France
large quantity ofprime Burr gcs, superior quality
to any hitherto imported this place, and having Teen ea
gagged in the business upwards of fifteen years he atter
himself from ms long knowledge of the trade, and the APP
probation which his work has hitherto met with that ne
wu he able TO manufacture Mill Stones reasonable
terms as those imported from the North, warrant them
to perform we'll
lie has opened Shop 18th Street, nearly opposite to the
od City Tavern, where Gentlemen are invited 10 call.
- NATHANIEL UNITE q Co.
feOfuHTy Is. Off
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BARK.
VENO Landholders in The neighborhool of
the city of Richmond and those who intend clearing
lands near James River the Tanners In this city offer l
erative market for the native produce their lands Which,
with due aItenOn, WILL from every acre ofland well SET
with oats, yield money sufficient reimburse the eypec
oprePalng It for enltvaion and render railing much
more lasting, by being srpt of the bark for which the
following liberal prices will be given ready money on
therecept of te bark well cured and closely packed at
their respective rnyars, during the ensuing season Viz
Dolls.
Black and red oak, per cord & y of which,
Willow and white lorge nn,n.
Spanish 2 f,,y vi(I ne
Young Chestnut aeceptabe
y. TATE,
EAING o. BUCHANAN.
GEO. METTERI, GT Co.
G. BEATTY.
b. Bark brought by water will be measured in and
received out of the boats in the Canal or BASIN without
any additional expences of those who send it.
y. Tate,
Ewing g Buchanan.
George .Hetteit g Co
@. Beatty.
March %. 1o5.1m
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January 10.


BY Virtue ofa Deed Trust executed the Subscribers
by Cornelius Buck, for the purpose of raising the monies
thereby intended 10 be seeuredWil BE- sold, for cash on
Wednesday. the thirteenth day Of March next at the dwell.
inghouse Of the said BuCk, the Of Lind ON which he
~ present resides, supposed contain rather than seven
huniTci and tllrty-o acres, tract GLAND, the
county Of Arnela, supposed to contain thousand
tte anda half acres tract Of LIND, in the county
Chesterfield, the turnpike road, about six miles above the
town OF Manchester, supposed eghyIne acres,
eleven tracts OF LIND, lying IN the county of Patrck and
one IN The county of PttaIia, supposed cOnian
aggregate, four Thousand four hundred and forty acres
also, tirty-n'ne SLdyES most Of them young very
likely, large stock Of oss, mules catc hos ai sheep
large assortment Of plantation tools and utensils, CB1
RIyI and HprHeS great variety Of very elegant
luabit household ani kitchen Furniture. containing almost
every article ncecsarymd convenient in housekeeping
Should e property b. sold the above day, the sale
Will continue ronday today until suicitncy is sold to
answer the purposes Of e trnst and expeiIcc ofsale
G GGSf IiN fSGGH~' Trustees.
January. oo-tds
The two sales advertised minedael above are postpon-
ed by consent Of all the parties therein interested until the
l5th ay Of April next, when the sales Will positively take
place.
Samuel J'aylor,
CeoIge .9f1r'khum.
ROberf Grdhom.
j. w. Uinfee.
March 10. lp2-tds
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The SUBSCiilBNR

HEAVING taken .IoHN VAN Lew into partner
4 y ship, the HtrdsUdie business will be hereat-
ter conducted under the firm of Adams q Fan
Le7e.--All indebted will please call and settle their
accounts with either Mr. Van Lew, or
SAMUEL q. ADAMS.
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GERMAN LINENS.

HStit. SUBSCRIBERS nave received
Il small consignment of German Oznaburgs, and Creas
la Morisix,wlieii they will sell moderate terms.
SMITH q RIDDLE.
.HHch So iO6-D
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V.4LU.iBLE L.HND FOR S.aLE.
Z ~ pursuance of Deed of Trust to me ex-
eeuted by Neil lrCou and WIFE, bearing date the 10Th
September 1912, ard recorded in Hcnreo county
the 4tf January. Is.3-Wl be Sold for cash, the
highest bidder between the hours of ten O'Clock in the
forenoon and four o'clock IN the AFTERNOON of Monday the
13t day of May that valuable Tract of Land within
two miles of the capitol called Marion Hill much
tereofa will satisfy the claim claims due in sd de d.
with interest, and the charges that will be incurred IN the
execution ofthis trust. JOHN PARkHILL, Trustee.
.HbIii 10. 1Oq-fds
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADVER1ISEMEN
HTNDER direction of the Sheriff, will be sold,
TO the highest bidder, for ready money, at
Westmoreland court house, on the 22d day Of A.
LIKELY NEGROES, consisting chiefly OF Wo-
men, Boys and Girls, to satisfy AN execution-Tur-
beryille against Turberville's executors.
THE ADMINISTRATORS of
Maj. John Turberville, deed.
April 10. l09-st
Mails, Iron, Cufiery, &C.
100 casks first quality Cut Nails, assorted, from
81 to cod,
do 20d brads,
so tons Swedes' Iron, So, 1 Sd, and 10
inch,
P.4CRQGES CUTLERY,
consisting OF an assortment OF Knives, Scissors,
Files Handsaws, &c. calculated for the country
trade, and at reduced prices.
Barrels large Herrngs,
Fine Medium, Printing, Letter and Wrapping
Paper,
Mould Candles, Soap, SC.
an excellent Piano Forte, for sale, Nv
ISAAC DAVENPORT,
Street Leading 10 -Hayo's Bridge.
April 10. 109-3t
We EXPRCT TO RECEIVE,
(BY THE FIRST ARRIyALs,)
90 packages fresh imported Dry Gopds, which
wJl be sold low, and OH accommodating cred
its,
80 90 s s,s.s'' E,aRTUE,N JT.8RE. assorted
81 do. old sherry wine,
II do Lisbon and Tencrfie do.
A few hhds old Jamaica and Antigua ram,
30 boxes fresh iuperial tea,
so do. do. youug-i,s0n, do
James BroFUH, jr. s. W. FInney
RDr1i 10. IOtb-jt
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March O..

Y WISH to lease BELVIDERA, and sell
4 my 1'0TE,N RESIDENCE.
BEN. JAMES HARRIS.
.1pfIf 10 100 A1D
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made in the counting cf the votes, one
gentleman having moved from his place,
soas to be twice counted, otherwise the
vote would have been different.
The Speaker considered the motion out
OF order, giving his reasons. A desulto-
~ discussion arose whether or not such
amotlon Is in order. twas made evident
that the vote was otherwise than rs coun-
ted. The Speaker said he was forced to
decide against the motion's being put :
his own wishes were TO re-considcr. Sc
veral gentlelucn stated Instances in which
were examples ofsimiiar proceeding. The
Speaker considered the rule binding: in
the form in which it is now brought, he
must decide against it: the subject NAV,
perhaps, be brough; before the house dur
| ing the session In some othershape.-The
mistake IN counting must be corrected, If
at all, before the house proceeds to any
other subjeci-The question, though de-
cided by the Speaker, was still agitated be
different members, when motion was
made and carried to adjourn.
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Extract Of a ietterto The Editor Of the Frerman's
Journal, dafcd ST. Baifs NousHber IL, 1916.
The Governor Of this island has issued his
Proclamation, dated the 9th inst. figidly prohi-
biting all vessels from Guadaloupe and Antigua
entering the port, owing To the prevalence Of
the Yellow Feyeria those islands. Several ca
ses have occurred here, introduced by vessels
from the said places
Accounts were receiyeda few days siacoyia
st. Thomas, stating thata severe ENGAGEMENT
was fought on the 18th October. Oh the plains
of Barcelona, o miles distant from the town. be
tween the Royal and Patriot armies. Sir Gre
cor MGregor commanded on the part Of the
Patriots. aud General Morales, for the Royal
- lc-las were abctt e1nai 1909 strong
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EfEMiLE ACADEMY-H0 yventoR.-Th evcrcisrs OF
this School will re-commence "Wednesday the ist
January next.
IeTms-Ss 10 U session, payable in advance.-racI
young lady must be provided With a pair OF sheets com
teIpane, blanket and towels. JACOB MORDEChL
December g.. "a lofot