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COMMUNICATION.


An old soldier of Tue revolutionary war, who
knew Baton DE kaiD as an of Ger, nut not
personally acquainted with him, IN Itavcitl {.
through South Carolina on that spot where
Camden is situated, frequently went and
viewed the unfortunate spot, where il is said
the remains of The brave Baron lie Nab is de-
posted in his mother earth. VIVA; is GATED
monument IN history IS uo,hing more than
ionr small brick walls about three feet III gh on
which is laid marble slab, about seven feet
long, and perhaps three and an half feet wide,
win the following iuscris lion, which has been
erected more than twenty years, and i'm this
short period the engraving is considerably
deiaced, and worn Out by the exposure to The
weather horiZoplaly-thc writer is OF opinion
from the services Of this brave man, that a
small pedestal erected perpendicalariy, would
cost but small sum- and more effectuaiiy per
petnate his name TO risiag generation.
Here lie the remains Of BARON DE KALR
German by brih, bn III principle citizen the world
His love OF Liberty induced him
To leave the old world tn aid tie citizens of the new
In their struggle for Independence.
His distinguished talents and many weighed with
Congress TO appoint k.m Eajor general IN their
REVOLUTIONARY ARMY.
lie second III command in the battle fosght near
Camden VII the 10Th OF August, 1899 between
the BRUSH AND Americans and there
nsb'y fell covered with wounds,
While calamity performing deeds valor ia Iaying the
friends and opposing the enemies OF
his adopted country.
In gratitude for his zeal and services the czcus of
Camden have erected this honameEt.
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Rz- Our Subscribers IN this State, who may
begin arrears will he good as 10 forward tie amounts
respectively, by the Members Of the Legslatute-to
whose polite attentions tins occasion We shall feel
ourselves particularly indebted.
EHiFTY DOLLARS REWAkD.. .karaway from The
subscriber Saturday the 9Th inst. fand supposed
TO have gone Norfolk in the huatJ LEWIS MUN
ROE an indenttd appfent &c O. Tie aDIs tads, 10
20 old, feet o. inches high toieraby siout
made little how legged, throws his body considerably
forward when walking has daik har, light ~ ts apt
smile when spoken to-a very good Workman. lie TOOK
with him trunk and variety ofclothng. among wcb
Two blue coats With velvet COar-new blue vest. with
black buttons reddish srOwu paEialoons r bat nearly
new and asver watch. Any person appre4r pdmE said
boy aud giving such Information iesdsta hs recovery
shall receive The above reward with reasonable cxpeuce
i brought nome All persons are foreNatned harbour
Ing and emp oti Hg said hoy at their PERI.
NovemberI3 55-4t BtNNiT SCOTT. on.
II The editors OF the Norfolk Beacon Raleigh Regis
ter, Baltimore American, Philadelphia Democratic Pres
asd New f0rk Mercantile Adteftiscr viii please publish
the above three times, and forward their atcouHts
pfhce INAEDiATELY for payment.
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SMELL, IN the 55th year of his age. He was native oi
Virginia but had for 20years been resident Augusta
lie was for few years representative OF that state in
ongFess, about ten years ago.
[coMMuNIcATEp
Departed this life, on the I'd inst Miss AMANDA NAL.
VIVA FITzALLEN HAWKINS, daughter Of Mrs. Tar,i,t
Hawkins of this city in the It'll year of her age The
writer oi This article has Witnessed effect of
the influence of religion the mud visible than
was manifested by this child during her Illness Shortly
AFTER she was taken sicb, she expressed wish The
ministers Of The gospel OrdeTo have religious exerci
ses nut appeared unwilling to send for without the
consent OF the physician accordingly SHE asked him
~ cautiously il she might send for the mnstersaud
when lie consented she pleas she rewarded
him with some little present. When ifstvisied her.
found her IN great pals and "a state derium as
soon, however as spoke she seemed recover all
senses enqulred after the health of fan and .k,h
me 10 sing and pray with her. Al every vis though IN
great pam, she would be sill during singing and PRAYER
as though much engaged She had frequent ut rivals Of
reason during all which she would She eNEaTiiug those
around her TO seek religion declaring that God had mar
ooned her sns and whenever her Savior called she was
ready 10 go. " live, (Said she) viii be christian
si'd u die shall be happy" This the only sui.
iec mat occupied her nd when tie violence Of her
complaint permitted her In speak ....The friends and
neshbors who visited her from time were fot,i
DIS struck With the deep of religion sV seemed e,
possess 10 her parent she said 5OH'i eey for me
want to he lamb IN the bosom az my Jesus ann von
you 10 aud with me hat world Whe bcre "a
no pain, SORROW, death" liz this state Of uind
SHE ahsuished for Two weeks frequently engaged in ter
vent prayer ana at other ties expressing her happy
prospects beyond this vale Of When the time of
hi departure drew near alter warning, persuadiug and
exporting all hrf friends she HNed her thsugG
she into Heaven aud with feeble voice beran the
Lords Prayer bn could only say, our Father who art
10 Heaven" aud then repeating the word " Heaven
Heaven ~ several times she fell asleep the OF
Jesus....Tbus the words Of our Savior verified
Suffer lille children 10 GEMS unto for OF such Is
The kingdom Of heaven ABda Out The months
Of babes and sucklngs hast thou perfected se"
Je. inio the world to save all unonenatng souls
as certain all adult believers and they shall be saved
Yes, glory I've to God, children are saved BY virtue
righteous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

Our Commissioners. Shelby and Jack
son, have obtained most valuable ces-
sionof lands from the Chickasaw Indians
Gen. Jackson estimates them AT seven
millions of acres. Ii is impossible 10
withhold from the administration the Gre
dit which is due 10 such wise and emerge
tic measures,
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As this vessel had no papers of any kind on
board, II is supposed she will commit depreda
tons ON vessels of all nations ; il is therefore
requested, she may be detained in whatever
port she may touch NJ, ard
a reward OF one thA"sard dollars IL hereby
offered lay the subscriber Is any person who
Will dc'ain the said brig. deliver the pirates
over 10 justice, and send Immediate notice
thereof TO his head qsal teiS IN Mstgarit,a.
LUIS ORION.
Admiral aud commander in chief OF the
Eenezrtias navy.
81. Georges, Grenada,
3Oth Septelnber isis
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SURGICAL.

SONtrlCAL.
DIR, Dudley performed the operation of
j.ithotomy last week on a little boy, five
years of age, the son of Mr.. Ianden OF
Clarke. The bladdercontaihed a dozen stones
VARYING ~ size from chestnut 10 grain of
corn, oil firmly attached to the surface except
one, which was an inch and a half ia length bv
one inch IN thickness; the violence necessarily
used in tearing them of from The bladder re,I.
dered the operation hazardous, and the reco-
very OF The patient extremely doubtful we
are however informed thar he promises
10 he we'd IN few DAYS. This disease, the
most distressing to which human patufe
Is liable, seemS to he common in this conn.
Try; bni II is gratifying TO perceive u, the evi
dcuce OF so many instances OF successful ope
ration, that the faculty have il completely
under their control, aud except thai the pain
aud suffering of tie patient are so dreadful and
aGicting, thai the operation is not more dan.
geronS than the most common in surgery. All
classes are subiectto ibis maady vet we are
Informed, that il is more generally found in
children OF INDECENT parentagc. This fact
furnishes an ar lament which we hope will moi
he overlooked, in favor or IA well endowed
state inStiint,On--such one as las been
commenced ny the citizens of this town
The hospital is Sill unfinished, but there
will not bc the least difficulty in obtaining
surgical aid, without expense, when the cir
cums;ances of the afflicted are such as to
require eratsitous assistance. heN. Reporter.
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ashore few days since at Mount Desert, and
The crew commenced soon after TO snusgle her
cargo OIL shore. The collector OF frenchrnan's
Raw had sent an armed vessel tn take posses
sion OF her. She was from Oposto bound 10
Rio Jaueiro. laden with wine, steel inanuiac-
,n,as Nc said 10 be worth from 80 TO StOO coo,
aud was ordered for ST. Barts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

3ARRiED-On TUESDAY evening last, by the Rey'h
Philip courtney. Mr.. CHARLES KENDALL, Printer
iorh' oi vermont, TO Miss MARGARET RAMSAY
late of Baltimore.
On the same evening. ny the Rev'd John ID. Btoir,
MAJOR WILLIAM CLARKE, of Campbell. to the very
Interesting Mss ELiZABEIH IA. WINSTON daughter
OF Mr.. George WiILSk1n of this City.
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poswsSktpy.

private letter from 81. bartholomew ,
dated October Slb, aud received in l,s
city, States that the government Of Swe-
gen mas sold that island, 10 what power
rs NOT known, but almost certainly To
RUSSIA. The sale was made on the 9th
of June last, and is TO be consummateJ
I'm December next. This has much dis
appointed hope, which the inhabitants
appear TO have INDUCED in, that ,hc Uui-
Yea otates would have purchased i;-tcr
wuat purpose, however, or with what ch-
Ject, We Ito MOI exactly see. [Nct. I.t.
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Mr. Thompson, now appointed Secre-
tary OF the Navy, is said 10 be The Chief
Justice of the Slate of New York. The
National Advocate speaks in the highest
terms OF his qualifications.
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< Ck VI ri AptS-ruR SAiE....a ys;rnhIr 49,, ]
ia''H containing $50 by old survey sii,,.t.d
" iCS |"N COUNTY - miles tom NiShssicbd n d.
ne'kn""L""n ei Nr7t"Yer . he aad les we'll is nra.
n"'tNe AKA admirably calculated for ii,,p, =
ny """uihsS CONSIST VI dwelling house wild 4 ,n.,,,s
Az" an 'uh ehieii oct houses. No s,t.aIiou a, ,,.
S"."ul 70 "it Lsahy. iani.",a. ,ossc ssio ma, he
The vicinity. Or TO he subscribe HENRY ctinricc'
Hanover, Nov. 10. az tNtiS'
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urged, know, that our own wants W in aci
| as sufficient rein upon our extravaganza
that We are in need of no Saving Banks
TO make us sufficiently saving and econo-
mical; aud IL has been further asked, whe-
iher II artificial means be used to make us
more saving than our necessities require.
"e shall not be i'm danger of becoming
| more stingy and avaricious than is con-
sisteni with liberal spirit OF humanity ::
| III fact, whether our hands will not be
c,asped, aud our hearts closed, 10 The ap-
peais of our brethren, instead of having
them expanded, "Open as day To melting
charity. These considerations might
have more weight. if our latitude Law sill.
further north; that part of the continent
seems not 10 require such institutions as
much as Virginia. II Is hoped that her
sons will never part with thai liberaliy of
spirit which belongs to them: but AS il
Is one Of their sins even 10 be wasieinl
and eXiravagant, 1t MAY be presumed thai
saving banks IN our large towns would
have the effect of restraining The extra
Vagance OF The poorer classes, without
cimtail,ng IN any sensible degree the hH-
manly ami generosity of their feelings.
10 show The profitable effects ei these
saving Banks M pecsniaty point al
view, there i-subIOIned Il statement Of Tie
operations of the Bank in Herts, in Eng
land:
Herts Surins Baak-Last accounts
deposits iron, March 30, 1916, to
March 80 1871. .................i3,s9 ! 0 !
Interest OF. Jnly 5 1872. IS Z z |
DO: January ,IsiS..........6iI IA s |
Deposits from March 30, 1917, to
maiCh ~, ioiS,. ....-...........l3,00 5 10 III |
Interest OF. July >. iSi1. .IU9 is |
DO. January ), 1918 .........I6i 3 3
Gain on sale OF Stock, .............I,O Si II 5 |
llS,4t5 IA III |
Returned from March3p,
In Angus, - ISi7......ilSi $50
Returned from Az. %
to March n, loiS, ......367 I26
1852 D
Withdrawn by Sunday
Banks, and Charitable
Institutions, ......... 1925 10
- u.5S2 4
1858 10 .
Laid out in Stock, .....I6 $40
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tkUiL tkANCiS-have taken ibe store next ABBY.
,he hdIhe on hiain street where thrJ On,r fl safe
"NoCERlES, al wholesale and ryiiiI, among whir b ,-
FTenCh brandy, Holland GIN, PEiisna inin TsiiYrihe
VINE IN a. casks, choice Madeira 10 in bail,es rret
"ise h"Iasses loaf. Havana aus brown sugars h,fSu
enc soucNohP tea c"hte, pilneRio. pepper nuin.es
cloves, cassid. Taisns mustard drst cuai,iy s,s,,,,
November 4. IS 9,
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,,,,y ft"'i"'e institution, Nec GLrSg0u, Ia
I'VE Wh'ef sessUn, ti.s seminary y III com,nerc.
- va "''"""y ~" ION oi November. ienus of .tiinu
~ heieioi"re. Zach bUarder 10 Furnish her ms ;, ha
n'"'hs ,"wes, sc. uBics, thu distance should rndei
" Wheh an addt barge ~ ~ be IA ad,
HENRY ANN J. MOkViS yfinrir"is
New Glasgow Nov. 49, -
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Il 1920
IN all the county.
I'D 35S ~ 7
1881 0 >

were upwards OF 10000 deposled-omly
small sum Withdrawn. Depositors from Is TO
40. $40 persons had deposited sums from 10
TO 100.
POOR RICHARD.
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kJoiti'LA q LYNCH bave foT sa:r An,irIa = l.
"d'ca n-PchnsylvaEid rye wiisk cyl teurl 2.
dppIe Dfahdy-Hoiand giualCOhOi- muiasses a. j,,,e
Shgafs-cohre Havana segaTs- New YORK prime rs,k
ahu mess Deef-cu IetIings2 double m 81 q m,
Wire Hal guupowder-Beck's patent shot Lo,njx
mans, brads anu spikesualltaue enc in sheets
q do Cologne waieT-2 do. FIeIcIi totsi do Tra,Is
Eiegahl CHIMNEY ornaments in marble aud aIabas,e,
sold very low. Nov ~ az W VIC
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oSI LET TER. .Ca the 2G.h September 1913 Had
- put into tie Richmond post nire by tie HANDS ~
Mr. John W. childs, letter directed to Ny Ed,tund
Idyhr Fairfax c. u. Va Which cucinsga 10 gatk Of
Virginia noies. Of tbsfolawise description viz
Leiiti ID, No. i"Oi SiOg Lcttei o. No i2as ~
a, = 6nG ~ =" b. - IS
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The only news have 90 communicate. -
TINS "rpo'innity. IS the recrat cii.n.-, III ,,s-
'et> al Madrid, wiici, prcbani, ir8s be AN a.
Vc't on more interest iuan r'i, .,.e .i.,sre t,t.
time however Will ,hew
nave before me letter fiaa, Aiatrit Of
me l5th insi. which salS-" Cn ~, Return, !
round That II G.. Aiajcsty had tune. ann II
ms employment, MesSiS. 3.zattu. tA5iui,t,, }.
OF S'"tej Garay, Got fmanccJ ani "a ne,..
Inc hrst has been sent ur.lsr = str,,,,,
guard TO Penlscua Ga smau island ON lie
coast OF SPAIN The second tn Seron.s.;,.
ana the third 10 Galicia The fi,st Is re-
placed 10y the Marquis de Casa yf,i,o- lad ~.
teiiihJ OF famous memor, in The u States ii
III appears that Pizarro has made ,,u,iu,s
tue short period he was IN flee \ 5s,J 0o,1
Que nail OF which lac received ,sOi,, loin
Bun for abolisiing the slave trade, } besides
large presents IN diamonds'
AS II may interest their friends I send
you list oil American prisoners now couiii.
ca d. Seuih, who were takeu la ,,iua'> army.
nr. Nm. Thompson, ut ST hIary's IAId
Capt Il. SEARS, Boston.
Sir. 1 " aston Pbi'sdulphia.
:,os"ph DAVIS, Hampshire county. VA.
ihoS Z. Con king, Baltimore.
hey are in Chains, but meet hetscr,rent
mem than could have been expected : bad
e : ..o0s Il, however. LN9,Jck DetQti.
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I'm DCLLARS RENdRD... Drsr:Isd Tro, 49,
g., i"cNs ~ lhe CIV o! krhuiomd OIL the nahi al d..
ON INST. INES CLIFFORD, = soldier of de -ubiic
nudtd hve rein inches higb. far coplrxsr b,.s
esea, ga NAN, ana by profession tanner m. ubov
am d WIN pe s.vsn 70 any PEI SON who viii app,hend
the COMMANDER OF the said Guard " '''' "'sehce
BIZ iR BOILING, Capt. comm'e p. Gnard
Barracks, Nov. i3 ~.
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stNok SALr...A arsi rate HOUSE. JOINT Il oil se-a
November II. N'
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A hHERSt LAND FOR SALE.... In n,l,s r-,-- - =
oiuei OF lbe superior conrt OF CHANGER, for ,ho
cbh"hn Ois'fct, We will sell at pUnlie auction . H.,
p'ehIsSs, or H'"ddy tie 2st d0y ~ December mr.
'a' 'anabIe dc' Of ahd lying peJlar river in a,n'
eIt county containing l00o ACRES more or less 4, he
Jug ya OF Tue estate ofSamuel Gs late ui the c,,v ~
L'"u' Gee considerable portion OF The land il is
so"s ahd The high land heryrd to be euIaI in ,r
my 10 any ~ that pant OF The country Iis aba,,
hes distant from James river and ls from IyurLhu
me terms VIII be one fourth he puTchas- MONEY ~,
csh an" the residue IA equal payments "a q IL and ~
months. Bonds and approved security and a - 20 20
pst oi Tue rams " be required rem the purchaser
ss,"n Idn We hah immediately, reserving TO us The
pNege OF accepting parcel OF negroes on the lana III
Tie spring. ~ '"''o '"'
- At Tue same time aud place, will lie sold for ready
no" on Tue pahatlon he premises will be shown r.,
day one wishing 10 see them by Geo r. Luck ,.to
'i'eS on t"e 'ahd. CARTER =. PACED r.
Richmond, Nov. 10. "a,
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DIEDl-in Augusta, Geo. ~ the I'D nit. pr. DENNIS
SMELL IN the 55th year of his age. He native oi
Virginia, but had for 2Oyears been resident Augusta
lie "as Tor few years representative that state la
, ongress, about ten years ago.
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HFok REM. ihs sfURt HOUSE, CIR NARY. &C.
at he ripping ree This staSd is equalled nv few
t"e 80" country Tor business, sluaieG Tie Paun.
hey iVeI ~ an agreeable ana grnlce neighsor,Io,iJ
hs Is TIE best neshboihood aud Nhri, ip Tho
,oW county. For further particulars enquire ~, tic
SuuscIhtr' living 1.-THE place JAaEs TURNER.
NovembFTi3. ~ ., -
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nhriFN, Geo Nnvcpbcr2 Cen. GAINES,
his Lads and Sniie a.rvedin this place last FRI
evening. and set Of next aay for Amelia
Island. II is supposed, that Ne will fix head
quarters at F-rnandina for two or three months
and that two baitslions OF IT, States troops are
on their way to Join him. This womb seem to
indicate something; and, il conjecture might
be hazarded, we would say, he will, at that
post, await the decision OF congress on The Flo
ridns and act according.
BY gentleman from the south we learn that
boat arrived on tIe 29ih nlf at Amsla Is
land, bringing intelligence of three hundred
tniieh States troops ia a brig and schooner
bound To that garrison having made the lamd
II 81. John : on the 25th, bur, owing 10 hazy
weather sDd want of pilots, were unable to
reach their destination. The commandment i'm
mediaiely despatched the necessary assistance.
aad before now, wesuppose, they are in quar-
tiers. fGnz
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NBkSsRs. LUMAN BisnOP and LEROY Hail.
I'VE Gentlemen, please 10 take no!ice maj I 81 al m
lnesday tie i5th dat of December neat az tr iicc ~,
tuWaid DAVIS, Esq. ~ the cay lclon, ,p 80,
the hour of O'Clock A. NJ aud Tcucs r. ~ t,rncasn
L" thhe Tie deposition OF Mr. Helektah L. " pbt A., he
read as evidence Ia suit ,lepei.lilr and r,,,.
ni"ea IN the suseiior OF chaneeiy for Tie E,rt
dants. Al tA,SEI,t I, ~ -. 90 W, .'t'ii-
November 10. e. NiNS'
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SPANISH AFFAIRS.

h'rtraet 2f letter to the Ea,9rs Of ihe HeraLf
from fhe'r obhging correspondent. at Gibraltar,
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~ ECEoES FOR SALT. wiii be sid 10 Inc Ilghest
"Gdrr for cash, on TaesdGg tie 5fh dq1 az Cry
N1V "etf u iair, II mol The next lair dav-at Ponies
l''e ~ the lower end OF LoGIse county, 80 NEGROES
belonging 10 the estate of Sarah Jrid0n oyc. cotinS
VI heh women aud chitdIe item are SON, W.
~ valuable house servants, b'lh male .uo &, naIe
fR iNCiS JERDpH Et,c,f,rs ,f
wa. MI Chill. jim. sayeI. j,r,g
November 49, =.
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Laid out in Stock, 10 $40

IN hand,. .-......... .63 10 u
lhe classes and proportions o( the contributors.
sunday Banks,.... .......ilS6
1radcsmen aud small
Farmers. ..............2,516
JOHiheNincn,. ........... .U32
la trust tor Children, ....i ,30i
Laboureis, ............2,o7
Men servants, JIJ
W omen do...............2,2i5
thiinien,. ...............l2 t9
W luoW>,. .bi0
Suhdries, -......... ,ool
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

The following gentlemen left here yes
lerday in The Steamboat Virginia, for
Baltimore =
Thomas Newton, Esq. Member Of Con-
gress from This Districts Generals Ber-
nard and Swift, Col. M'Cree and Captain
Pouissin, of the Corps of Engineers /;
Capt. Nicholson and DIR. Wilmo, F. Ro-
gers, of The Navy. Beacon.
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lhey are in chains, bur meet better tyent
'n' '"dh could nave been expected had
-,,ousn, however. [No'Jelk Ue,Qid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-19

WAsHiNGToN, Feb. l7.--Tie Senaie
having yesterday reeedcf lrom lis ancn@-.
menl 80 The general Military Appropriate
on DILL, Il nov requires oly i.ip Sp,na-
lure OF The President 10 hocrme.a !av.
the question respecting the establish
ment al an uniform system az bankrupt
~ Is under debate ia the House of Re-
representatives.. II ilr Debate be moi TOO
tar exicnded, wl- sla'l publish il a, large
he tate OF The bill IS thought uncertain.
We hope, however, u viii escape tie fave
OF several other propositions originated N
the same house during The present sessi.
on. The COMMERCIAL part q 0ur pcopic
,mP(crc lis passage anriSye lave yet 10
learn Whether, and why lis Sejt,sticn 4.
demanded by any other great interest Of
iiecouIiry.
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Notice.

M EsSRS. Roswell g. negrafenred & Frances is
I'VE wife, formerly Frances Garland Samuel Garland
and John Garland
Be pleased to TAKE NOTICE as YOU are not residents
OF this Saie. that shall the 10th day OF March next
between the hcUrs of Ten O'Clock ia the forenoon and SIX
oe'och IN the evening Of that dsy proceed take tie
dispositions OF sundry persons, a the aN,in Richhd
Avrerson iH the county OF 1sckIenhueg and on tie
y OF The same month. between ihc kcufs len o.
coc" ~ The forenoon and O'Clock III the evening al
mat day, proceed to lake The dispositions sundfy per-
SONS al Dinwiddie courthouse and shall continue
tht above named places the tunes above nance tom
day 10 day, until all the depOSitous srv ken-Whoh
dispositions 10 be read evidence suit IN cha
cefy depending IN The county Of MeUklcnbutg in
which David Garland, Yourselves aud others are plal
hs. and iuyseif. of Fanny Gfegery and n
eTs are defendants. THOMAS TAYLOR
Executor OF Fanny Gregory sc.
Meckienhurg, Ianuary 81. s5.w4ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-19
T.. Haller:.:.::.::.:.Nent !.

I EsPECTruLLY informs th- citizens of Richmond
ana The public, that he bias returned this city
aho tor the present occupies the he formerly dd
over Mr. Dabheys Store. Opposite tAe Swan u street
Hlspactice embraces and be operates ever t.!s-
ease incident 10 the teeth aud gums, aud nsers AETt
flClAL TEETH Of every description nOw iB use both
III Europe and America. Having spent nofOn OF tie
past season, in our Northern Cities puru6sp "
procuring materials made
as to nave the best Of materials constantly on hand he
confidently hopes 10 give satisfaction generally tles
persons who may put themselves Undef his hands.
November IL. TIwu