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lfrom the London Morning chronicle OF December II j
NIX. CONFETTI

tfrom the London Morning Chronicle. OF December II
WR. GOBBETT.
II IL Impossible to deny that Mr.. Goblet is a
powerful and persuasive writer. The pains
lsliich have been taken by many different
persons from time to time, TO couutefact tie eli
feet Oflis writings, eXtort, eventro his adYcr-
sarics TroOf THAT his talents are at least fOrni
dable. Perhaps it may be said, uat nc is
indebted for no small part Of his effect 10 an
overwhelming confidence IN his powers, which
from his first appearance as a writer up 10 tic
present day, never seems TO have deserted him
IA confidence which tie euard.room IS much
better calculated 10 give thar an academy
In his own cNcs, Mr.. CObbett has alvay' been
the ne pigs Hitra Of hnman excellence. 4 man
possessed Of more Information. Of more iinagi-
nation, "a that subUety OF mind, which enables
him Oplacc ~ array before himself all ibc
relations srd possible consequences Of nIea-
sure, often feels
- TIE nauyc hue ~ Restitution
" Is scken'd Yes - ia the PGiecast ofthorsht'-
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Ywemty Dollars Reward.
Roston Glass Manufactory

OStOA W AtiSS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
'E'HE subscribers beg inform their customers
thatthey are authorised by prietors the
above mandatory, to supply all orders for GLASS OF
every description at the mandatory prices to be dey
cred In Richmond free of expense.
This glass is generally acknowledged to be sperior In
colour, brit0Acy and strength to any imported or
made IN The States and the excellent order in which
nsed. -
II All orders left at the counting house of The sub.
scrlbers will be promptly attended TO-
SMITH & RIDDLE
agents for the Boston Class Manutactory.
February 10. SO n
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GREAT RAIN

LOUISVILLE, September 23.-On Tues
day evening The 18th instant, il com
meneed raining al this place, and conf
nned without Iniermission, until Wednes-
day evening following. The wafer cours
es were sweIIed 10 AN uncommon height.
and many Of the bridges in The neigh
bourhood have beeu destroyed, par,icu-
laFly The enc erected over Bcargfass
Creek al IFS mouth, and one across FloI DIS
Fork, on the stage road from this 10 Lex
ingi0p. The Ohio rose with great rapid
llv, and we learn Tie steam boar Fina.
which had been hove down TO repair. was
entirely under water, aud moved from her
moOrlngs some ards without sustaining
any considerable injury. Tie Vesuvius
left shipping Port for n. OrleanS, on Sun.
day last.
The new Steam Boat HECLA, 1870 tons
burlhen. built in Cincinnati, and owned
ia this town by Messrs. +. IioDore and ]
Barbaroux and Co. arrived here OH Fri
day last, and will soon take her engine ON
board from Messrs. Blackwell and Prem
tiss' Foundry. She is intended 10 trade
between this and New Orlcans. IHer.
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lumber, took fright. and ru,,nin+ In iIie
direction Of the child, Knocked him down.
and before be could extrica;e himself, the
wheel passed over his head, and shatter-
ed Il IN the most shocking manner--he
expired immediately.
Tins should be an awful admor,ion 10
persons having charge of horses which
are uiruly orapt TO take fright, motto leave
item alone i'll the streets, al any time.
The frequent violation of our laws, bv
dray and Others in drlvi Ing through
The streets IN IA rapid irot, may not NAL
appropriately be called 10 the notice of
our police, on this occasion. beacon.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS
The battalion of the 4ih regiment of
y. .. Infantry, 300 strong, uEt.r CON-
mand OF Major bURD, which we noiiced
tlis day Two weeks as having encumpcd
on Craney-lsiand, until transportation
could be procured to convey them 10 the
South, embarked yesterday OH board the
brig B!aEchy and schooner Major Gro
CHAN, for Amelia Island. These men have
hne military aspect are very healthy
and their good state of subor,iina,ion 3.
vinces that They have been well Instruct
ed IN tie first duly of soldier. They
are destined, We learn, for The protection
OF tie Georgia troniier, and will be a
handsome accession 10 the army in that
quarter. 10.
FOOT PADS.
Ccto6cr ia most brutal and daring
outrage was committed on Wednesday
night, "n the person Of MIR George Appfe-
ton, al tins town, of which the following
are the particulars Mr. a. had been on
visit 10 friend, aud in returning TO his
lodgings was tempted by a fine moon
night evening 10 prOiong his walk by ia
kinga circultous direction, and in passing
near the Presbyterian Church, (it being
then only 8 o'ciocl) was iuct by two men
with biudSeonS III their hands, - no knock
ed him down and beat him in The mos;
saVa9e-like manner, after which they
proceeded to search his pockets. from
which they took iwo or three dollars, be-
ing The whole of their contents, and leit
Inn III "a stale OF iusemSlbiiIiy. MIR. AS
face and head were dreadiul!y cut and
duiscd, aud he Is now confined 10 his
room. he could not distinguish the iea-
lures oi either of the ru,iaiIS, aud The on
~ description he can give of them, Is,
Tho, 'heJ were both white men ami dres-
sed III sailors clothes. As the utmost vi
S.ia&cr al The police cannot guard against
lie possibility ofsucb outrages, il uula
be praaeHt perhaps for every citizen, in
passing atone al any hour of, The night,
through The less public parts of the town,
10 provide himself with some weapon of
defence though we hope for the honor
oil humanity and the peace OF society, that
another Instance OF such desperate villa
ny may never again occur In our town
Herald.
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Congress of .Air IL Cnnrcne-


The Congress of AK La ChapcIle met
on The 27th ulf. The schemes which
have been ON foot, and Of which we have
now and then been permitted TO have
glance, are such as 10 bend every eye up
on IFS deliberations. II is not merely the
interests OF Europe that are concerned ::
but perhaps those of America also. i, is
moi merely whether France shall be eva
cuated, or The GermanIc constitution re-
touched; but whether the High Allies.
these conitderates of the Holy Alliance,
these Legitimate Princes" OF The old
world, shall interfere betw cen Spain and
the patriots; 10 mediate be-
tween them, ilpossible; and ifnof possible.
whether they shall draw their swords If,
The cause of the onpreSsor, and bind The
Patriots on the bloody altar of the Span
lsh iuqul>iiion.-l! is impossible for MS 10
regard this meeting of ROYAL Soveregns
without some anxiety, and mucli curiosi-
~. VIII they, contrary TO the official
note OF Austria, and The supposed decIara-
lions OF Prussia ~ Great Bi iiain .e1teud lie
basis Oi their discussion TO HE affairs oC,be
new world Will they take up the sub
jeei of South America al all, and what
course will they chalk down TO fl,enl-
selves
Spain evidently seeks and soliciis their
interference. Her uole of the 10Th June
6 To lhe High Allied Powers" calls upon
them 10 mediate between her and her
revOlied prOvinces-slaies The terms on
which she would receive them, into her
arms-and calls upon lle allies, by their
respect Tor legitimate authority, that is.
The usurpation of kings and cOnriiers. TO
renew those united efforts by which
they had already defeated this disastrous
system which nuriured the American re-
yOiuiion. "-(Darc this contemplate mo-
march, by this cquivogue 10 glance at
lie principles Of our own revolution p
Can the allies be so indifferent TO The
cause OF justice as 10 listen to this wIIin-
ing appeal? What eau they debut vio-
late reason and violate Justice Heaiiate.
how mediate What middle ground is
there I! How eau they effect a compro-
iuIse The Patriots are for Independence--
Spain wishes tO re- colouize them: What
chance for Cancellation is here Sup
pose they refuse the nedialou-Suppose
they reJrct tic compromise proposed by
The medIators, what next2 Will they,
who are not medialurs at all, because
not recognized as such By the Patriots.
proceed to enforce their decree? VIII
they draw the swSrd Oh the side of Spain
and clap yoke around the necks OF
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RICHMOND, OCTOBER 20.

Some of the English prints (for no other
reason probably Imam the lack of other
maiter,) have attempted 10 sow the idea,
lhal the political horizon began 10 lower
With the prospect of an American war;
10 give some counienance to the idle
suggestion, they have poured out torrents
OF nonsense about the invasion of Flor-
da,s tic capture sof Spanish posts, Elhe al
legged robbery and massacre of their In
dian allies, the execution of Arbutl,not
and lAmprlster, sc. &c. These idle ru-
m0urs have even healed over the Stock
Exchange, aud lowered the price of pub
he stock. Nothing Was more absurd, !
Nothing more unIounded War will, A.
merica 1t is almos! absurd TO contra
diet the idea. We learn from lie most un-
questionable authority, that the relations
between that country and The u. States
were never on a more amicabie ios,ino-
indeed that the general political concerns
OF our favored country, were never I'm
more prosperous train.
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TILE CROPS

AUGUSTA, (Geo) Oct. lot would seem
mat lie present season has been peculiarly
unfortunate to the planter. In addition. to the
fava%es OF the Rot and the Caterpillar, the
crops have suffered from recent and prema
tnfe fall OF frost. We have heard from Colnm.
bra and wilkes: in each of which connues.
1T IS said. the Cotton has been much Injured.
Very little of the present crop has vet reach
cd The market. Prime lois sell readily at 3OI
ceuts. An impression has gone abroad amonT
the planters hat the state of the marke t
anthoiises IL better price for the article than
The cOdntry merchandise are willing to rive Them
They demand from TO 10 dollars in the seed,
when Ii refused. The consequence will be
that the planter Will bring his own crop into
our market, aud therefore afford 10 the specn
lsicr more ample field of operation.
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diciseS which, contribute inost 70 Tie roster.
,ion aud preservation OF human lite
some lay ON their backs lsal; the day, breath.
irc ont wretched life. subject to an the list.
nes>ness, isngour, aud cn,ni Which the con-
situation of man will bear. When asked. uhv
The, make no effort 10 improve their improve
heaseb has not been kind enough 20 give them
amsrI bank, wien IA all probability, they La e
noe U,aIc the search themselves. but srnt SOM
lazy negro tE worthless oveISeer, TO examine
TIE hanks adioiLiuc thtir-eneiosnres, who feel
Ia" lutertS az cnf'chinE ,hcir lands.
a great man said Ia his sou, " up M, boy. and
see With your own eyes: why Will You remain
here idie, when your interest is involy ed in the
discovery :"
Wei! might -john Randolph have said. that
AL "'fi wealth, together with cur entcrbrisin.
Characters aie yearly niOvin. westward Ne.
cess,ty VIII soon drive us al, 10 ;ae vest or
compel us 10 make use OF some means other
ivan those Witch have bSvu aireadN tried for
ihe Improvement OF our lands. DO not our
ont t''in> YEARLY n",ioveiiSh and when fresh
lh'i Is opened, 90 .se-, see ,iLtit will not be
EtOductit more than three wears on the most
favorable superstition
should the Editor of the Enquirer deem this
wo'iiy q! publicity, il aiay possibly put the
pCopie IN tiQ low er part oit'.r state on the
aieit, aud thereby. 1t not profitable IN itself,
suggest some other means, by which the m.
cIraSinE poverty of the taud IN lie lower coun
Try May be retarded
Should ii inuuce one individual 10 max an
experiment, shall be highly rewarded
A NOGNfi ItkAtFR
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PAINFUL CASUALTY.

NoRFoLK, October l5.--Wiih senti
men's OF the most sincere condolesce in
Tie aiflction into which the event hes
plunged an amiable and highly respect
cd iamlly-"e announce the death of
inas,er Thomas, second son of MoRDEcAf
COOKE, Esq OF Portsmouth, in tbr 9Th
year OF has age.--This promising boy, The
darlInT of liis parents, was omlya few mo-
men's beiore4 tie sad occurrence viii, h
translated hun 10 eterRity, in The bloom OF
hcai'i' AMI induIsIng IN all tie sporiiye-
ness OF b0Nish pasllne, when a horse
'lai Was attached 10 a cart loaded With
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DlEBl-on the 23i September al Mr. Philip slansb,-
e. IA Cn'prpsr, M tie 51,h .eai s.e JOHN no.
I" native o! 1i .oa in Scviin-d. He was 60,
i"f e"t her "i the learned some al
vac 'st ieSiecaDle ian,cs oi ,siua. he ulber of
hisSci.es wto have tt>ca isin. d. sInction n,
TIC SLATE io' the hes; evidence s .hill;y as tea
chei ht ihe variety oi lis the originality
~ ms genus his cXgsi, in Ro. IAN and t;r,e.n
;eatuie, aud ahove all MS dsnricsir1 love- Of ietrs
MS hdi"Ta so!riCe OF Disposition his fsfidions h
no ave pest An'wn - those nlo had TIE Happiness Of
us Instruction. aud tie good fortune To- pcsstss bs Is
tseh tfis ceuh,cnInct va. remarkable for the cias Il
Cai ahd eieTaed silie ui ,s features Ills were HE
""eSt ever saw; LtEe, tull and spep. thai daIk a.
>hIe "hlcb o'ien ppeats black aud ot generous ana
,iole eNpression-nt then raiace is sNtingnised the
'ghl OF his geus his spirited wit the warmth OF his
nraft Tue haciitt OF his a-cis, The tenderness of his
sen'ipy afe all Compressed into the clnd of the val
ICY IN early life he had been minister of kr COS
pei, and some OF his wTiuen Sermons wk:ch il l. Lou.a
san ieihan exhibit great prN at conn osit!u. Ills
NiHH. which Was never without religious nprcssous
tS''Pt" ia TIE iaiot wears oi LIS Lille renes ed EN-
uhS!sm ava heller piet Ia Tie contemplation af that
avail luthfiii which HE spirit has bees anuched
tie has len "idow aud al orphan depIuIc nud ma
ny "iscipies who vii! reVei.uce his Inenoty aiivni
ITS .irath.
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the Assembly the following result, viz
that there were
In favor of raiifying. 1928
Against II. .l2, 1854
Majority. 1854
or course The constitution as reported by
The convention of delegates has now been
adopted by the PEOPLE, and from hence
fSrth will he the supreme law of the State
The returns from Burlington were not re-
ccivcd in season TO be counted. That
town gave Il haudseme majority in favor
b OF the Constitution, which ii taken into
the account, would swell the actual malo
riiy III The State, III favor of ratification,
to not far from sirfeen hundted r0ies After
Tire committee had made their report 10
the House, the result Was weicsined by a
National salute OF 22 guns from two
pieces OF artillery on the Public Square,
the Revenue Gutter IN the Harbour, and
field piece stationed in Broadway. The
new National Flag was hoisied at The Ii
berty pole, and a standard with the word
Constitution" upon il, raised AT The flag
staff in Broadway. The bells OF The dill
ierent churches commenced ringing at
The firing OF The first gun, and continued
TIL The firing ceased. Most OF the ship
ping IN ihe Harbour displayed il,eir cviurs
at ,nast head. ~
We eau low congratulate omr fellow eli
izens throughout the State, on The happy
result OF the struggle which Cuuneciicui
has Undergone IN obtaining a Constitution
OF civil government. Al The same time,
we cisdaim 10 exuli over the misfor,unes
or toilies of 4 fallen enepiy. WewisA the
friends OF King Charles Charter nothing
worse, than that they may become good
subjects. and quiet citizens under the new
Constitution. they ought 10 remember
that The Royal Charter was MOI the prize
for which our fathers fought an! blsd in
the Revolutionary contes,--mur is The
charter, what was promised posieriiy du.
ring the trying times of that eventual pe-
Rod. Those mad politicians who have i'm
times past, kept up petty, bur eApen-
sive Warfare OH the part of The State. a
gainSi the constituted authorities of the
United States, we trust will III future see
the folly of again attempting 10 separate
Connecticut from the great republican
family. Let us then hail The oiay. on
which our Constitution was ratified b,
the people, as the day on which Conncc-
iicui became i'll fact, wha, she has been
IN name heretofore, a n,ember of the AME-
RICAN UNION. IReeistey.
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MGR. PETER CiAYwELI exec, of Eiizabetb ,or.
Va oecd-stT--as You ne resident afthc ~ ,e
o' virginia, iake this method noiiiyuc Won that y
,he Zu MONDAY IA November neNt. that being Buctifg
mana court Gay, sbaii bttwetn tie bnui OF 10 A. md
D p M OF he same DAY, AT NE tavern VI B,ng pIa,~h
" h"'Aihesthl Courthouse, prc,ed lake ibt cero-i.
ons OF Ar,hor aiOstiey and John Hrrirlohau ,,, ne
edu ds evidence III sun ceptudiue 10 tr ctuufy
"ui OF ""ck'hthain, IN witch youaIe comp mart and
please. louts Ne 'w.t tr>s. 80
Ocfober2n A. ~. -
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q 1t, persons ave herrhv forewarned trade for
Z y the following bonds Of rnin. ,iT,rbr,e ri.,,, =,
Char IS Bets OF ; 500 zach dated tugnst 1918 and
p''"pis on the lot dat ct January three years Of
~ ahh 2o-and ore 10 Lane Oliver Of :, $500 os.d
aheHati 49, ahd Payakl. may $50 Against pa liz.
'heSe BONDS urdPr present cicW,nsie - pro,s i.s
'eh US the man condition upsn which tie bones were
given has N been compiled with VIZ. tie said B,t,s
ana oi'efs Obligation Finish on for MY use in s,x
,ioh'ns dwelling honsr then BEGAN in Hungary Town
iMeh"nI., va. The house Remains unfinished IeH,er
ny protest also tor other important reasons winch can
be assigned RoEFRr scoIr -"
HHnrarS Town ITnrnhurg. Oct 20 49, iat-
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J. oNA"AfS IA thu jail uf uenfi,o 5s0,5
tle property ~ Larkin Cuiail ofthe ale of cor
sid, Cain c"nlrleNion feeI inches Iisu atom Is
)e~is o'd. Tom, the properly Of Or. isaac G. ri al
"oochiahd county. da!k coIppitxrn feet iurIr,
sh aDont - years DID,. Edyyg the pTsptrty ~ Eli
I-hstp tand"cA OF Hemicu county yellow c. ~
''eet inches hi,h about 10 Years cd oroiis,e he
p,up',1 % s.te', Williams o. fuNanna count, brnvn
complexion. feet asd inch higb ahogt So years nid
iue owners Of the above slaves Nili please take them
d"a'' Gi they vii be seali with as the Law dir cts
OciohcI 10. "A
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s,giHTk5I J'crit-a. iy,' Ifs-fo sar So ).
4 WISH 10 sell ,,aos - 'ssd. Containing geo sct-.
Hing IN AiEsmArtE coriit,, anatke s,,r-i, aide OF
those no1niains and eSi.noins acic5s he read or,
htsLoI1fsviLLE 10 Ffsde, ksbrfg; disfaaL mice
IRON TIE oinitr place, antt f"n, navigation. a aytaI
Tue iaads ~ Jxnts 10 1eue aud IN. n Mcfi~, ,l,~y
betwten 500 and lb0 e,txreG the atl.t
covered With VARIABLE i'm ter and lse D.rt of
u hne TOBACCO land. N lies remarkably u.ltf.r enIi
walton. except ahont $50 die ms nnisia ~ IL
otthe best quality Of thar LAM hiehi, ANA de-
ssfrsot prnra fsit OF the ciared land sss be-, I'M
Ger long aud very course ofiiisge audsAh,s
shu.f such cultivation fu proof Of ITS fertility whie
nss ",en much improved by srgie course Of clover
ana PLASTER, accompanied by deep piopshhg. TO this
system Which seems our hest resource ii,pfoyius
poor anu ANA preserving fith II is sdsably adapted
aHo ihewlst 10 The growing OF wHb,r, conN and IN.
n.cco Besides small u,eai'nv, IL oenis,us a latpe
quaEttt al BOTTOM LAND Which he applied ti.
use Tue improvements afs inccns aetahie
90 sra' aw-fi"g h@use stable cora house aud slus
hut pant OF iie iubcTs pIep barn ana du
hg honse iNr which there Is htauUful aop con.
vehi.t 10 spring of uBcoiron soud water Euil,lur
stone on the tract. aud two l. kjns With halt mI,e
oi n IL also cor'aius good appl, orchard ard m
cithi number 81 aud cherry Of lie hrs ki,s
Inc ihnu WIN be shewh to any person wislirp .. mr.
chase b The ovstseer Oh the place in The &c of ls
hbssiihrf; ana ite terms may hr known bN am ,l,n "a
I'D Neri~ eiLeT "H the acjoininy farm a., 10 Etr-ts
Men" eaieT, Richmond. WA. III. hEEfwt,fu,V
Oct. 20. "a SO.
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fEtilioN VIII bee presen ed To the next genera,
IN Assembly OF Virginia PRAYING for Tie er,otion al a
."'ehhsr ana Inspection uf tobacco on The lots a.
itf MNcs'ey aud EdHaId Maseey IN The town ~ Iel.
- ~ 'hr county of Haitian. cot 90. 4,var-
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"a ION wa be presented TO tdt mkt CefeTal
Assembly praying in, ieised ralr of s5orate on
tobacco received IN the tobacco Warebouses "a s,1.-
Yer. Oct. 20. a. o..
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a PETITION will he presented Ia the bext i.sn.Jal
Assembly, praying that law may hass eNen.nfin,
hfe companies from military service ia time - ;.-acr
October 30. a. ii, ,,v 49,
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rry,o,t of n ritter from Detroit, dated Sept. 10.
"W lle;, the steam. boat arrived here the last
Elmo i, WAS on the Sabbath. Lord Se.kirk
Lr,,,- on ho.rd lie was arrested by the sheriff,
q, Tie sui OF ihe North West Company, in am
"a. non of iIesaass. II is understood that his
Ior.lsbip Intends TO contest the legality of the
arrest. On the ground OF its being made OH the
Sabbath.
Several gentlemen of the North West Com.
pany were here during the late assizes at
Sandwich Some If them did not 80 over to
their own side Of the river
1.-The grand jury were in session eight days.
-Guring wLch time the Nurih West Company
we're .ndaayoriug to have hills found against
lord selk,rk. The grand jury not having
come u any conclusion in this time, the court
adjourned sine die.
GoYrrnor Cass has gone to light grand
council fire with our red brethren. The sub
ject ofnesocai.oni is abeatseven millions acres
o. land in The north part OF Ohio"
Jl6dny t4rsuS.
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'sJAhcNktl LAMBS FOR hAiI.- b.. su.st IN e
"iil give bsisain iD bis estate fa,rsit, st..r
e@h-n NORTH WALLS /; application he al, w.ir "a
"s!' S"'h Naitsconiains sISi acres sIc il cuLs,,er
=" al"n2 thr inosi productive PLANTATIONS III t,
me lihpto, crshis ate ali new ard oiiah. $4,000
my "ilhetetntfec o. deliver, ofibe piei.isss Mn,
WIZ %" 'be fSt iahuaiy next and tie la sic. IN .ur
equal ahhual irsiansEts, It'll the usD., .cu,tiy
or, he "iN set that hrau,ul and vniuab. ,sl teiIa
otoAp MEN sh"g on the same river aud supposed &c
'"t-in $40 acres, on Yer, rtas0natl. tIms fsr tur
Rel pSfndis erqui;. Of the Eciter Of ihs pap.r .r
-, 80 WILLIAMS C.RrER.
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william flo"rnoy and jefferson SWAIN exors OF iohu
I'm :. :. .D0eEd00ts.'
ms appearance aud given security according To lin. t
"i Assembly ava the rules THIS and II appesrg
"tne Satisfaction Of court. tai he an inianart
81 'nls country III ~ 'rdered shat the sad Oefendsnt
70 appear here on bt dfst day X the next tern and
Ever tne Dh oi the pianB that copy OF ,bs
DEL be iortbwIb inserted in some new spsurt ptl.bd
III the cay "i NiehmOnd, fut months succcss,y,,y
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