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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-21

The Stah-OHicers arc suspended-
ilanksto the iirm and rcsoluie conduct of
She Corporation. Yesterday, about
noon, We understand, tie Mayor received
letter from Gen. Scott, informing HIM,
thatnumhers ofihe pcopIrwere collecting
on the Battery, < had discovered dlspO-
siiion fo interrupt the worknen, and 10
insan The guards. in consequence, u
was thought best in order To- preycHi
things from coming To- cXtremil'es, and
10 quiet the increasing impotence OF iiie
t.iiizpus. for the street COmlpissI0BeT 10
proceed. without delay, aud cNecuie the
dniv pointed Oui IN one Ofthe resolutions
iae Board haIa OPTED At tb IL last meet
iug. MIR. M'Com5, tier tore, went TO
the spot, and communicated TO lie
NEAL SGOTT the nature of lus GRAND.
lie was answered, that as he had
proceeded under The Instructions OF
t.ie war department, he could not or
der lIie building either To- be- prOsftaied
or even arrested buttldl neither should
he interfere against tie ciYil authority,
and would leave Mr.. MComb 10 take
what measures he thought pFo9er who,
ihrreupon. gave ihe builder nOGce, Wsn-
I'll in such cages, 10 remove tic cbiTusion
and the general expressed his rCadi
ness 10 suspend ali further progress, until
lac could hear from Washington. THUS,
}or tie present, The affair rests
IN. 7. &c. Pe-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-21

4 number Of French gentlemen came
passengers in the Cleopalra's Barge, some
OF whom il, is saldllave formerly filed im-
pOrtaBt stations. Saiem Ga>cite.
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cultural Society. formerly established in This


sif Sir. Hilary Baker. of,his City hi. drawn prize
of : 200 ~ the washington Monument Lotteiy
ticket being sold ny Mr.. karsheedt.
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FROM BELLS wrgz1Y MESSENGER.

NtgVviNIt0HS y 'tvdW 0Hl- EHr!UllI
IU tie isi arrival oi tie irrcizu pdpers the
contained tie lollowiue impOIt.mt article. aud
which. being there inserted. must De regarded
AS proceeding from authority, aud Of course
accompanied With some trutL
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EeInaAe acaaeuy ,

q EXNAIN AXIOM Of IL pupils at ths Seminar, witt
~ commence On Wejnesda! the I2th November. =
EAetcises u Ee School vi. lie Ies'inCi The aen-
dal IN January. JACOB NuRDtCa,
WarrrRtou. October 81. a,ewax
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-21

- We refer To our last page for The Cons,i.
tuition and Proceedings OF the Agricultural so
ciety Of Albemdrie-an article which nn,si
catch the feelings OF erery man, who has a.
Interest az the soil. We are happy 10 lcaru
that u - IN contemplation to Cenvs the Agfi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-21

e-7- The report IN circulation Of Gen. Jack =
sons being Killed ~ duel by Gen. Adair- is
untrue. Wshasc couvcrsed witla gcrtieman.
VINO dined fJHr weeks ago at the General s
house near Nashville, and thIee or four DAYS
after he reached Knoxville, he found this veiy
report then ~ circulation General jackson
had set .ut for the Muscle Shoals, to assist in
laying oil q new road.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-21

The election of Governor Of Pcnnsylvania
took placc or 'FueAlay last throughout the
state. Inc RESINS have not yet come in. so rs
10 decide the choice. II is impossible 10 guess
whether FindlAy or Hester i, the successful
candidate. It's majority in Philadelphia city
and county is 2nD2
One paper calculates his present majority
from tue counties heard from at about Oi5O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-23
EernAAA Sn.nirn,.y

M lSS EuPHANlA FERGUSON, having reIlnquished
her situation of PTeceptress, in the Hertiord Aca
ae' respectfully cquains the inhabitants of Richmond
haachsStef ana their vicuiiies that e proposes ope
M III s CITY, an Institution for the tuition of Young
lades IN alihe polite and necessary branches offemaie
ducatiou.
yer scnoo VIII be opened the first day Of October
hine hense atPresent occupied NV DR.. Ward on Shoe
hoe M AZ Tue corner Of and 10Th Streets the
sldence Of Mr.. Robert Greenlow.
1EkMS-payabe quarterly in advance
EnSlish language including Reading, Writing Arithme-
NC, Grammar, orthogTaphy, Geography, use of the
r u,ooes, sc: Per quarter S 10
Embroidery, Plain and Ornamental Needle Work S
Miniature Painting, 4
Head PAINTING, IN water, chaks aEd oil colours, S
Alihe above branches included az
Music > entrance, and as cents per lesson.
- MISS FERGUSON viii attend at her schools room from
e 70 WE'VE ~ the forenoon OF each day from this
encourage her undertaking are invited call. From
zen 20 hiteen young ladies he accommodated with
O"ard &C. The Situation is both pleasant and healthy :
ao me s,Fcies' attention will he paid to the morals Of
ali scholars entrusted to her care.
sept ~ ana,
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.At N0Yer .NAilAs.

IN Gooehland county on tie 18th day Of November
nest, VAL sci tO The highest bidder The LOW Err
TAXI OF my DJDer Eshft1, TO be cut OIL by a e run.
ming out nom James River thu mill uad and on the
sdo r0ad 20 the back line on Thomas WOndsOn's as
include one hudredand weHIy Of iug sT0nnd and
aont seven hundred acres ofbig landthe richest part
OF me Estate Tie low ground OF The yeiy hTst ga
thai part of II which lies in SAbUt Island Is IA nv O.
piBon, tie piece Ofland Of its size ever saw me
hIih land IS Of ne qualify and Nefy level II as an Fast
cru exposure, lcnns gradually TO Dover Creek which.
bounds mile and half, and affords meadow
dho' AbDul two hundred acres OF cleared the ba
iaacs generally rich t0Dact land. tail-yatd about
mhes OIL VIII want Ike bark and fDanufactgTBg-riu
ayoining the tract will want the slaves.
ftTNiS ~ IGIRc0t ,hifd cash The balance ia two
equal annual nsalnents, cary interest nom the dsy
OF sale, and to be secured by with approved secr
"a deed uiiinsi on the premises.
ne sale VIII take place precisely at twelve o.
cloch aud all disposed to purchase may assured am
determined 20 seli-hTst, because want money to meet
ny engagements and next, because md the Estate as
now stands iafge 70 be by bands
to advantage.
An accurate survey and plat will be made and lodged
WIN hr. GU, at the Mil can be- dsIc Mr
Joseph Watkins viii do the favour to show the land
TO snch as wishto view it,
Enough Is said, il believed, to show TO AZ who are de-
sfons OF phi hasing land shat such this lying WITHIN
20 i.es Oftbe City OF Richmond, worthy Of teif no.
tice. RANDOLPH HARRlSOy
sept y. IG-af6s
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daon ofthe Chief Magistrate the g. Siates IN Thee
sentunens me Mayor board OF Aldermen and Board
Washmgton. rendering ysu The welcome Of friendsip
Ia tue language Of candoaT and the ulness OF
md confidence.
TO which tire President returned the follow
ing reply
10 he Magor. Board II dkicrmcR ana Board Of Com,
mon cONncit Of thc cifyg U0shssgtoa
cannot express in Siicienty strong terms the graft
nratiou which feel IN returning ie seat Of govern
p,enl after the long aud vety interesting tour m which
have engaged a1d Dcg yDu To assured that no
thing contribute nOIe To- dssipate the laliv. IN
which have been exposed than tue very cordial irc.n
non which las bee given me ny my felton,, citizens aud
ueghnurys OF the ely aud district.
SHALL always look back ihe nOort MT Incidents of
my with pecnar sarisfscfiu ialteF t,,r,f
that have derived nom Il Information which , e ".
~ useltn The dischatse ofhe dn.ies ott,e high rast
couhdeio me x, ia oshe respects It has afforded inc lie
highest Qualifications In an thai portion % onr cnn,rv
through which havc passed. rave seen with ielisbt
proofs the mast nclnslse. tue devotion Of g ita,v
chzeHs 10 the principles ef our ree republican
inent, aud TO sur happy uncA. lie Spontaneous and
iudepe nGent nauner wich these sentiu...ts cte 80.
clared, by the great body o the people with otrr
circumstances Attending them, satisfied me fr.t f,y
came ifom the heart ua'ted druly IN the snpyor OF
these great these vital interests ma, fairly niesuiu
thai all difficulty on lGinOr questions viii isarysar
In returning to the cip of Washington 4 rejoice To
6ud the pubic building intended fsr the accommodation
of The Chiei MAGISTRATE, IN state receive ne and 10
ad.Ait within 1t ,ilis friendly interview win vou
JANIS MONROE.
We rejoice at the feicitous te rmina ton Of an
enterprise as honorable to the heart as to the
Judgment of the Chief Magistrate, and which
we trust cannot fail to prove OF the most solid
end lasting benefit TO the uiiion, bv iinproyins
our knowledge of the resources OF the nation,
by conciliating prejudices aud Uniting conf
denoe. I'D
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sirtre Of deed OF tusi exccuted to fs rn,,ersg,
, cd, on tue I'd day OF AprfI IsI7 f,s yg-,,F So
i saS ,1I tne PuposeIf securing the palmeof cer.in
"e".s hs'en enumerated due I'Gfygck Ci5sos and
of"et' r. toners, viI he exposed Ia sale on
me piense by public auucn, for ready momey onte
stusy OF november aeNt a LOT or GROUND in ihs
ION ~ TO ~ front situated near lie reaidcnce OF
Il, <at'O oh Tue 81 DAY Of November next al Wbby in
the co hty OF ChesteIheid many valuable s,ictes
s ano fiilatiou Utensils all the Stock Of Horses
s"ies' 'ate' hoss ard sheer, together with All tbe
N'ops l"I eHeIy descIiPli ~ made she said place
Aho ontbe Succeeding day before tie door OF Tue Rel
laysin IN The Chy ~ Richmond eleven valuable y,S
Of whom aie males ama are females -
II S. MORRISON, H.,
c.. -. JAMES LiGuN, F"Sffes.
oePt. -. 1Dtds
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order OF the Legislature of Virginia.
Markets IN ERglsnd.-The Triton brings Lii
verpooi Gates TO the 18th nit. Flour, Ameri-
can, sweet, was As a us. per Dbl ; sour, 81
i0.-Aincrcan per cents were at io7.
..-.......-....-......
he cause pending between Lord Sell
Kirk AMI the Northwest Company, which
has excited so much interest, and which
was expected would be brought to trial
a, the present sitting ofthe court kings
bench III this city, We now learn is 10 he
tried before Tie courts in Upper Canada.
We are happy IN being able TO state
that the unfortunate disputes which have
existed between lord Selkirk and The
Northwest Company, have been SO far
terminated as to permit the far trade TO
take It's course by tie St. Lawrence.
In the Town Of Calais, in the county of
Washington anil District OF Maine, there
are now living, as follows:
Two grea, grand parents, four grand
parents, three fathers, three mothers,
three husbands, three wives, six children,
four grand chii rem, tu o great grand chil
dgen. The Whole nuRberbeing oniy eiuht
persons. One husband and wife have
been parents of eighteen children, Gnclu-
ding three parrot twins,) si2.een OF whom
are ROW living.
DiEDl-M westport, The 9TH instant PSuf. Ger
fLL very re- ?ectahe man 81 color the 5Ylh year
hs age. descendant OF Afica, lac overcatne IVY ma
tive strength 81 mind. and ,iu adherence tn pinipe
the pteJutiees With which h,r dcscendunts are pc
hetay Ncwfd Industrious. Temperate aud prudent his
means OF acquiring pfopeiy, small Al nr-i we're iaduai-
y nc, eased ana ibc sirict tess ohis conduct eau-
Cd h'n more numerous urfGs % whn,n he never rare
occasion 4. regret te iiey bad uac ed IN him
lis intfcantle persbits generally succrssiu and
blessed it copeieuce II NOT w,t wealt the ehaTs ed
heleNoence OF his nid WAS manifested ia sts
o chary 10 Individuals, and ~ lie promotion oOiects
ofseneFai utli bur more particularly in The deep mite
rest which lac felt for the welfare his beiy Of the
african race lie was concerned not only thenia
good eNamp,e by hiss conJuct; To adrsnish
and counsel them AGAINST the vices habits which
be tnna them mos, hut extensively TO ma,
pefN. he three times visited he Of Vcrrn Leone
and alter hts VOYAGE thiItT England vl..e
ne was MACK noticed Oy the neiRbes e African In
sI,ttlon, who ccicgrcd wiih his the means nj
extending TIC heens OF civilization 20 the people AZ
tlc9 and sone of whom have since expressed her ca
usiaciion IN hts piOus abonis the colony believing
them To have been productive of much syu!mtss to thai
settlement.
,any OF bis ncigliorS and friends evinced their re-
spect Tor his memory by attending his funeral (Which
Friends, of"hich he member , aud at which Sc
vera lively testimonies were horne to the truth that he
Almighty farent has" made o blood all the nauns
OF men, and that IN every nation he that feareth him.
and Weikeih righteousness, IS accepted wti him.
~ The Funeral Sermon of the late Major
WN. BALL, will be preached Thursday evening next
al half past o'clock. nj his late dwelling Broad Rock
by tile Rev. y. ID. Flair.
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To RICHARn n $3.50 =. =

- = -iftD II. IA YIN E. J!i.i,1,0a
OBSERVED an advertisement i,,,be .,O"a'
I,. ~, si sayies had swindied yonr ianil OF
d 'uns aPpraTed in any other shape / shoubsve
,"s tiou' seion source. deserves bar yoi, Know NJ,
;o nist ons since been G0uteSS, anu eau Do nslr
~ W yhe oiers, as can prove by number Of I,,
and didthe world know Won as Veil a. yns
yonr tongue would be sian,r sn, a,
c"ueAVoiiuS 10 makean honest living for nv fs,ns 80
yon are living ON the eNertions IT yosr wife an
, mglsg pa nther n9Ilce, would slew you an, Your IA
Lyuchburg, Sept Ia. - s's.
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led States Bank. 70 effect this purpose.
The citizens are called upon to assemble
al HER courthouse, to- morrow morning
al o'clock. Punctua' aiiendancei par
ficniarly requested, a many OF the ciii-
zehs, WHO feel ali interest N the business
cannot stay later than IL, other dulles re-
quIrng their aitenJan al tiai hour.
lPeiers5asg Rep.
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NOtjrc
'IO Nent.
Ykle Eemale Schoot

1 NDEt ule direction of. Miss HANNAH uirf niif
CO", ,i zoe ensuing Year az bIofit Any
- tNASfor board and tut0n 81 So pa Il Ialf ,e.,,v
- othei ase The pupil cAnol be sdini.ted ~
A., A.. "us oe reeslyed Who have eaIn 70 red y
aud cad the Friday ia Jnne tbe s,co,l ~
the nist Monday IN JIly and ~
dcrea POSITIVE s ~ , y ne consi-
Caroline, Sept. az. i ~ isaiLl.
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N,anOYaA.

'EVlE subscriber has removed TO The counting house
- on Sdrt street, lately occupied by CiarieS Il. ia
lrieias aud The pubic a Commission Merchant
Sept.23. M a ao. ~
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Magic IAOtel.

TIVE PUBLIC HOUSE, lately opened in this City under
the OF the ctr 0fel Is restored to It's Iotmsr
name, THE EAGLE-wiIh The term OF HOTEL attached
10 IT. EDWARD 1lALLAM, P5OIJlrkyr
Cfthe E,Lgte Hotel.
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EamunA YayAor s. 90.

EEAVE, and are now receiving by The Joseph Levapi
andindian Uhici, from Ioadon and Liverpool a &c
neral assortment OF DRY GOODS, witch they viii sen
good terms as any other importing uouse in to,yn
Sent 3.
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Philadelphia, Sept. 1.-THE Honorable
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS and lady ar
rived in this City yesterday aud intend
TO proceed for the City of Washington TO-
morrow, where he is TO act as Secretary
ofState.
We hear that Captain Hull is collecting
! timber for erecting a line of battle shipat
the Navy Yard in Charlcsiown, II, ar Bos-
ton-tiiat sufficient quantity oflive oak
for this purpose may he expected daring
the present seaSon-and that the building
will probably be commenced the next
Spring.
The 300, 900 Dollars in Specie, arrived
at Baltimore from Kingston, Jam. was
brought To this City by the medium of
the Steam Boat line, and has been depo-
sited III The Bank of The United States.
The ship Ratiius, Capt. Delano whmh
arrived at New York, oh Monday, from
London, brought oct One Hasrred and
Ipenty Yhomond Doiiars, for The Unitod
States Bank
Gen. SCOTT was lately in Quebec, as
we see by Quebec Gazette, winch eau
tons the Garrison officers net 10 let Ian
discover too mach
MISS CARRABOO.- announced.
by advertisement, IN the Philadelphia pa
pSis, thal CoHcSri, Hiide' me patron
age Of seperat respectable gentlemen" is 10
he gwen for the benefit of tins singular
Illnerant, and that the superb rooms of
Washington Hall have been engaged for
that purpose.
new YORK, Sept. Is.
Sentence of death was yesterday pro
nounced upon Captain Jacobson, at
three O'Clock in the afternoon, by MS
honor Judge LIVINGSTON. Tie PHI
soner heard II with frmness, and was
apparently unmoved. He observed 10
The Court that he had three requests TO
make, w. that his person might not be
confined in mons, that he might be exc
cuted III tie dress he then wore, and that
his body ang.i not be gwen for dissec-
ton.
Captain Post, late master Of ihe ship
Union, arrived yesterday from liverpool,
on the passage, went into the cabin in the
night and ordered Mr.. Rennie, 4 pasSen-
ger III the ship, TO leave his birth. On
getting ont Of his birth Mr.. r.. observed
Captain Post 10 have piStO, in bis hand,
and made spring to get out of his way
Captain 2. fired at him, but missed him.
and Immediately leaped through one OF
The cabin windows Into the sea, AMI was
lost. The pistol was loaded with grape
Shot. no cause is assigned for lie ACT.
A few minutes before Captain Z. fired,
he requested the ca in windows TO be o.
pened, as he wanted air. Capt. p. is
native OF New York, bat bad resid ed in
Boston for some time past.
FROM THE STRAITS.
Captain Galop, from Genoa and Glib
ral;ar, informs, that on ihe 2d OF July, the
American squadron was nj Leghorn; and
that the Plague ragged at Agiers and Bo-
ma. I'm consequence Of which the COM
muncation between Gibraltar and the
above porte was cntof Captain O. adds
that tie intercourse between Gibraltar
and all the ports up the Straits was pro-
hlbited on account of the plague.
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mn hJt IN y E-RCt4p 4 nl1F.
Mr.. Joseph Bell, House Carpenter, started
from Gibsons hotel, Wal-street, New York
at 3 o'clock in the morning of W Wednesday the
Sd OF September, and reached Philadelphia at
SIX O'Clock in the evening OF the same day. at
ter DELAYING about three quarters of an hOur on
the road rendering assistance to a carriage that
broke down-he was to walk from New York
10 Philadelphia and back again III ~ n0ufs a
distance OF Ig2 miles, and 10 rest as !one as he
pleased during the journey bur OF winch pro
vision lie did not avail himself, hating i.iken but
3 hours rest, walking about the city the rest OF
thc time, until he started TO return, Which was
at half paste O'Clock, on Thursday evening, the
4th of September. He Is accompanied on his
journey BY a man and horse--Ihe .jet Is Held
by MIR. Janncey merchant. and Hr. Price,
manager OF the Theatre, both OF Ncw-f ORR,
for 800.
We have some reason tp believe, that
Don Onis, and Mr.. HYDE de Nsuyille,
fine Spanish and French ministers, have
united us giving directions 20 the French
frigMe Eulydicr, la'cls 10 OR water, and
fqhiDg Ia supplies to cruise ~ the neigh-
b0urlO0d of lie lloriias, or 10 take such
steps as may moi be very favorable TO the
Patriot cause. These gentlemen Wiz re-
collect, that while We enforce or l8Ns,
which prohibits any succouf5 io lhe "a
riots, VIC shall be rigid IN orr scrutiny TO
prevelta any expedition bciUg sent against
them from oar poris.--Gur neutrality in
this case mist be perfect bri five have
aay bias, IL is IN favour Of ihc Patriots ::
aud, therefore, il is discovered That the
kWydlce = cruising against five Patriots.
al tbe instigailcn IS Don Onis, a5ier mDl
ptWhg Themselves aoik necessagics tram OH,
poyf, sc hould consider any resiricGon
on our ciiizeas, relative 20 tie Patriot
cause, as unjust and impoltic.
Neg- YORK. National Ade0cate.
Tic anra1l eieetios in Vermont took plac 3
on zoe ~ nst from The partial returns re-
ceiyej, there is no doubt Of The election Of Rs
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JOHN ROBINSON. &C.
SOL ~ 4nwefs

JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR sAlf.--f will sci oss<
~ cfes o. Land on Aanes River the comfy Of pn.
.anpd az Tie month Of fsrdwafe, miles above Charles
~ SCOTS Iheadvaftfgf ~ this pi3ceare scont1uy
toeevetal fine msnuactvfinE Mills Win ravaaon ~ al
81 thcm' " contains about Toe acre "a first fats ias
2ounas Those Inclined 20 pHrclass arc requested H.
ysit and view the Place. Mr. snpson tho resiass az
ne place, viii shoa b to any person persons tss
hish 20 view a. FOsscssian he hgd 10 me aiaeir
neutrality-suspicious. yply 70 YEA tsoolsb fss
ALLEN TlNDsfr.
Buckingham, SECT, q. ao4a
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- The Superior Court of La,r for his Coppt,
dUoarned on Saturday. Three prisoners uere
sent te the Peaaenfiqrg, for Gtand Layccnyl
iaeJ0fe o. Gibson nsag be gathered ron tie fol-.
towidg statement
RoBEir GIBSON, dIios RoBERT ClptTog. ,-5o
WGs contracted ~ JlGy on Hedbesdty last. offbe
murder ~ John ". PsGfr0Ss, before the C,,toyjar
Court 81 Lato for HnricO c5aafy, tcas BROUGHT ND
on saturday Inst t. receire his scneBce--I jis
counsel, dhdretc SteUeHsoR, Esq. mored fera ue,o
prisoner during his(rja( Though corporaiy preeent
Tag mentally abscgt, herring bep rery IN Ter seper-
~ days beore his trigI. ,cith q nerrog, (ere and
tHsn 50 az as 10 Q4cct his mind, and to pgOiycs -
@t"pDr oDwg the i,Ii0ie tfinl. ~ ssD8o,t oJfhis
MUM me physician ,rho attended lin stafrd or,
gygth, ma theprisoner hat been erTrmeig IN; mt
hiS m'nd rus qHecfed by the disease nit he sfjH
sad afceer erery day ind Tint chm Il ,rlS ofjfs
HesHf' wRiCR casgcReraNg bgtireea - and > ciscs
!; H' ne tdS yTogHfNty IN Il dafc of dchy1p,1
tNet sicH rus prO1abiv his sitHutiOH on jprdAesqa
sast. Dlt Wat ne al not see him g)fer oriock.
re 1Hdge ~ ne Court SAID, Liof rhrR the mi
Spst,T ~as Go0W to be aiyWgnca sssiag 6om his
int he hqdbcca H. he distiuctiy
tHg"ired from tie bench uhefhey ne prisoner ,rss
az q situation 10 be tried Tire reDfy muir BIZ The
l@iorWds that NE physicj0p rr2ortei hiy, as Ssjn0
CcNtdiescent, dnd. as h. WadersfOOd him. gbls fo
staHa h'shsnt: Wet no further reiaath bfi5fr Doie
~ t4s COUNSEL eithcT Jgrfhe commonwealth o.. (oy.
10 pr'Sohef, 20 Re'tdeyJ chom ,cas his stnoiioa
sF0hH, or Dg my other prison. as to the STUFF Of his
aemth, eaheyoj 6odg.or mini. tie eHggiry sfoDpcd.
qha ts orraigHneNt y trial Proceeded Ffgg,,es,
,.VRatV, ne sqid, II the friiepre q0ic before nc
CoWt had then bfen stgen, The trial Voeie hit 6are
ven l"a J0y 70 ices not t1ctl ~ fjDa nun FOR
Ny cgWtfJ tfen re Cos not 90 a sitnalioa ofmina
" Mohf re- dyencc. Is hisn0,C og1yoss IL Aase
been fse case during the progress Of rs trim W.
'fial agarded hi1s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-23

IN CHANcERY -charlotte Cont. 4ih Auqpst isl7
4 Robert saundeis ana susaguab bis wife,

,o...- PzainfDs.
Edmund Hoard, VIM Hoard, Join Hoard James Hoard
tllaheih Chandler and Henry chandler her l,nspape'
shd PoiiJ Hoard, adminiSifaitx Of Jesse Uoafa. as
James Hoard sally r. Hoard, Patsy I. Hoard polly
heirs ef Jesse Hoard. deed. Jlo,ey,,15,t -
me seiendanis Edmund Hoard Wm. ti1ard Henry
handler and izaheb lis wife and James iosgd ssis
- Hoafd, Pai'y T. Hoard, Polly Am Hoard aad Ie.sr
hoaiafJI n haYingcntefrdtbeir appearance accotdrr
10 ne ast Of Assembly and the rules ofthis C0nit and u
appearing 10 me saiactiOH OF the Court tfathe
Inhabitants Of this sstc on the motion Of he uia
Joy ihef attorney, N Is Ofafgcd That they appear L,i.
on he irst Gay Of December cont nest and enter ihcis
appearance anu answer the plaintiff hill and hsfa co
y % ms orutf he inserted To- Of the Newspapers
priped IN Richmond for two months successively sna
County.
COpy.-Tcstc
JOHN ROBNsON,c.c.