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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09

The representatives are paid by the va
rIous congressional districts in the differ
ciil provinces, excepting the 3 last whicb
are partially under ih" Influence of Tho
Span ards-in cons eIuenccof which their
representatives are paid The rate of
l25 per month out of the national irea-
sury, but THIS sum 10 be hereafter refund
ed by The provinces. Economy seems 10
The order o! The day; the officers of
Tie varieus departments, clerks. &c.
10 lie number OF 1911, have been dimi-
nIsiied 10 IT, and the amount of their sa-
laries, S S2.9O7 his been reduced to
5 1880, saving of more than % 900
dollars.
Every preparations making for defence
IN Case of Il formidable attack by the
Span'ards.-1'he British hav. evidently
changed their coDduci towards lhi4 coun
Try, whether IL proceeds from dislike 10
Inc appearance OF settled order and sta
DIZZY winch the government has assumed.
or 10 lls republican form, | know not
their Consui has been recalled, but I've is
much ilked here both by the natives aud
by The British merchants. A NATIONAL
BENk has been established, but comsi
oeFihS 'he p'EJudiceS otthe people ag..iusi
paper money, what success il will nave. |
an at a loss 10 conjecture. Won u,lI a..
surprised to hear, that hgrelo, who vas
banished ior time 10 the United States.
and iIiie'i TIE newspapers there i'll abuse
against this government, is nov writing
! III lis snr:'orI, aud some of those who
assisted IN circulating his writings. nov
come iii for a share OF his censures.
fear HAT American civil agents will
he very badly received here unless they
aCe clothed with very ample powers-Coi.
french" is al the head OF IL gimcnt. and
is again in iayor-this oiieus how cant
Gus individuals i'll The u. States ought to
be IN espouSing the private quarrels o.
dIsccn!ent, q ndiviGuals."
'One OF those baniShed to the y. States.
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Acconntsfrom Ifayii state that The Pre-
sldeni Bower had eanscd his senate 10
pass an act enabling foreign mcr, hanis Ia
recover. 10y legal process, debts contact
ed by The natives. Heretofore strangers
we're compelled torroei,e produce. i'm paw
mrnl oi their demands, 81 an exoriiiln,:,
rricc, or "ai,,he pleasure OF their debtors.
ms Wis regulation, il is justly rHurc,rd,
All! greatly augment The trade of iisyii.
BALTIMORE, Nov. { We have been
point Is iavore,iwiih tbs following EA;tac,
oil letter, dated
Baenos AyreS, 3Oih Aug. 1919.
Every thing gOcS on smoothly here.
me Congress thuS lar gives pretty general
saiIsiacti"n. inclo>c YOU d statement
lately published, giving view OF the dit.
ieTrni civIl Officers y! government and the
salaries attached Ia each. aud the nun
Der OF representatives which has been
hNed upon for each proviure-ihe, arr
rs loIlowS-
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has already had this effect. II has received
very severe sirictures from the popular PARTY
VI Paisley, near Glasgow, there has been "A
mob fhe military again appeared, though
without The offensive weapons, aud cruel on
presstnhs, OF the icnmInry of Manchester
The 81 vii Scat cciy he laid without max =
i"v seri"nS impression upon the present
ministry Would that y tree constitution conli
ne 'n'roditred ia pla'', ut that b0as,ch no,,-
"n'tni OF human invention the bnrou.h mon
Seth'S British constitution
Inc Natio0al t"trlliernr, r rraiI, thinks that
rue Arguments nt Tia" - prone Conn I'm
regard to the L. 'tttrS' Bank have not been
substantially du>w.red;' that This opinion
mas ontN bern dsS,tlFd hy" exclamation ana, ia,
Ne'tI'r! ihA, moIr vU.tiiIi wcnnons must
70" "Ne"io oNrfiuru IT'S reasoning aad de stroy
Tue r"nhdence OF the peuri". fthe great boJy
OF ih'ln we mean g.: its rcrrrciIessi" And
aces Tue int-lh"encpr really believe in it's
e0F'SctneSS! l. II prepared 10 subscribe to
this Shbboitih OF federal tsithS To adout th.
rue tor cuusii uing the tcderal constitutions
a"opteu DN tiidt opit.iup la change the very
mature OF thp Federal Cons titution2 and slcri-
nee TIE doctrines Of the old Republican parIv
Nhddison aud Jefferson at their head 10 the
""ctfuies o1 Hamilton II Co in regard TO thai
Ia iiuh'cni IL liz Ini,ihgcmcer can thus re-
cant, so cannot We. IL the Inteiii.cnctr does
w pi'IOhnc" that opinion TO involve "a paI.
pdb'e, Deliberate and dangerous breach of the
constitutions, then indeed we are compeli,d
10 uiiief with Il, as far as North from South :
WOIe anon.
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FROM ST. THOMAS.
Receired al the baltimore Herchd,.ts' CDtfee
House

Heceiced al the baltimore Hercha,as' CDJfee
House.
ST. THOMAS, September 24.-Sncc the
commencement OF our editorial duties. il
has not been our province 10 record an
event oil nature 80 much 10 he l4nenteti
az That OF the hurricane of the 2isi and
22d inst.
During the whole of the day of the
2isi Tie appearance OF The weather strong
" Indicated The approaching storm. con
seqnehtiy every precaution within Ike
power OF human foresight was taken by
The vessels in the harbOr 10 enable them
to resist lis d, predaiive efiecis-but the
event has unfortunately proven how weak
are Tie utmost efforts OF human power
IN me evening OF the 2lst IT began 10
Diow with much violence from w. n. w.
attended with torrents of rain, (w hicii in
deed cohiinucd TO fall without intermis-
Sou Throughout the continuance of The
Storm y from one until four O'Clock of
ibe norningO of the 23d. the hurricane was
most severe, and blew with dpgiee Of
Violenre greater than had ever before or
Cured il this island within the r.collec.
ton Of The oldest inhabitants: Tie wind
occasionally shifting between w. \. W.
and s. S. w.
A daylight the wind having modera-
ted lille, our town and barbor presented
truly melancholy and appalling appear.
ance all the fences have been DESTROYED
many houses unrooled AMI some entirely
blown down, every wharf injured IN some
degree, and many Of them entirely car,
REQ away : when HE wind had moderated
sufficiently, and the tremendous torrents
OF ram had ceased 10 obscure lie Amos
phere, The extent OF our loss was disco.
vered-oi the numerous fine vessels that
hoaied IN our harbor on the morning OF
IN" 2lsi, moi one rode oul the gale but
ii. b. NJ. ship Salisbury, Adj. Campbell
tshe having dragged considerably from
her original siinaiiOn,) the Danish ship
Harriet Davis, the Danish scbr. Patriot.
and Two slOOps-ibe wh0le of the beach
IN Tie south eastern extremity of the liar.
Dor Is completely lined with the wrecks.
bul few Ot whicl, IL is feared, will ever
be got oft; Ii Is To- be lameHted, however.
that number have went down, from
WHICH circumstance We are apDt eileuSiye
tbal many lives have been lnSi IN addition
10 Tie great number already asceriaiued.
we WISH We HAT IT III our power 10 close
me record oil destruction here buI un-
fortunately The ravages Of lhe gale were
not confined 10 the sea we learn from
Tie country that the works and dwellings,
on almost every plantations in the Island
have been materially injured, many Of
Hem wholly blown away, and on few
estates some negroes have been killed
which together with the destruction of line
cane, has completely DESTROYED all orr
expectations OF The ensuing cr0p-io al
tempt an estimate OF tie loss our unfOr-
tunaie Island has sustained would lac
impossible.
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JOHN -. BLAIR, If tic
afOrpS4id cotuu,iftso

On motion made aud seconded.
hesoirrd, That Tho election OF twelve trustees
iog tue year nov commencing take place by
ballot. -
Upon examining the ballots IL appeared that
the iouowing geu' lemen were duly elected
For Monroe Uard-Thomas Ritchie Robert
Gdnble' David /. Burr and Robert Gwsih-
mey, Esqs.
F0r Wad,soH WGrd-WIlliam IT. FifzwhvI-
som, william Gait, Abet y Upshnr aud 10
Greenh0w, E,Q's
FOR JcJTs0H Ward-Thc Rev. John II. Rice
PaFkhi'. Esqs.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
........s.'.......
FROM RIENOS AYRES


We have been favored with Huenos
hyrcs Gazette Of the 18TH of August.
brought by the Planter, Captain Steward,
Ii contains
decree forbidding every European
Spaniard 10 leave the country without a
special license, under the penalty OF the
conflscaiion OF his property.
regulation for the encouragement OF
pEIvateers. All Heuirai vessels engaged
In the service OF The government of Spain
are ia be considered as Spanish properly.
fFivateers are 10 be allowed one half the
value OF Spanish vessels of war and
Transports captured and sunk al sea, and
900 dollars for every cannon SO taken
Prizes brought into port shall be free OF
duty, and a. bounty Of 3 % allowed for
every prisoner brought in.
Another decree prohibits the exporta
ton oil sailed provisions aud every species
OF grain.
a private letter from Buenos Ayres Of
The i4ih August, states that The recent
change of supreme director, has given
much satisfaction Don Joss Rondenu
who now occupies that station being a
patriot and republican, is much re
specied by all classes. Nothing was
known of the situation of Carera. other
than report that I've had some time since
disappeared from his family and friends
who feared that lie wa assassinated.
~ J. .JIgrc Air
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NoRroLK, Nov. 6-The Ten,zuelean
private armed brig Wilson, Capt. Hun
TRESS, came up from below last evening,
In charge OF The Deputy Marshal OF the
United States, having been taken in Gus.
iody by order oiihe Collector Of tins port,
Tor some iniormaliiy in her entry al The
Cus,om ffouse--requiring investigation.
we learn that the squadron, under the
coihmand OF Com. CHARLES Nor
kiS, VIII sail on cruise, from Hampton
hoa6s, this day-on special service.
Eeacon
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The CommissaTy General( Col JEssuP)
has returned 10 iiiiS City, from a tour OF
near 1000 miles, undertaken with The view
personally To- supcrntend and facilitate
Tie transport of the important military
expeditions in The west.
The Baron De STACRELBURG ciatgc
DIES aiiares Of his majesty He kup Of
Sweden and Norway near tbe United
STATES, has erIived al The seat Of govern
Bent.
Tie Hen. UiHjdm Lotcndrs relurned
bone N lie Courier from liverpool, ana
has arrived ~ this city.
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DINlIlE\IlS

TIE Commercial Bank have declared a
dividend Of two per cent for The last SIX
months, payable aner the Il.b inst.
The SchuyikW Ba.,k have declared u
dividend OF four per cent. for The lasl 81 \
months, payable alter the Iiih inst.
PHiiq Cen,
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(Aenn InnLc

w Z q. CLARKE neg leave TesrectCuIly 10 in
Iofm Tue pabhe, that they viii nav. for ssIs
uu'hS Tue ensuing winter, vrTy large and vai,abis
assortment OF BOOKS IN Law, History Di,i,iiv ,,sdf
cue, Biography, ScEUO Books, &c.&c winch me- Iii
sell at private sale a. reduced prices and AZ aur,,
~ Gentlemen purchasing Libraries Inw bav. = s,nd
"Pp"'"h'S "hoTd'd them OF procuring hose bouk =
ih:} "aut AT 4 cieap rate. Nov o a. - "oVhS
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PAINFUL. INIFIJICpNCr

NILLEDGENiLLE, Oct. 2G.-W e stop the press
10 aiinounce the death of His Excelieuc, Go
v.siuor RABuN. He died at his residence in
Hancock county, on Satui day night last. with
ihei eNer Georgia Jou,RaL
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Sis3O %
IRA. -


80. NV. " ~ t'eh received Of ChailcsJ.
MdLHUTdo. late ueasUteT .............. : W 20
Dec " -i"ne ~. 1870. y July ~. By n Slcp.
pro chAnhriiain's thf,r orders IN favor 81
. ~" ""a'hmty, ~ ; 3i5 each. .Sliq5 90
1919, Mas y. ~ cash recriv,d of fdIi'h ra,inT
uea'"t,i OF tie scbc,,i conitrissiouets.. seo M
july rs. w cash received Of Ro. GteenboW
for money received 10y hIn on suisctrnton - r m
BY cash received for tithrts 81 admission into
me ''Eo by Pa} scholars, say 1913 tickets IL
81 ......-.......,..........257 so
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S 1880 OK


1919, NOy. s. ny cash ubaud............S t5s o2t
~ note Of Robert Brubsiou, due July Ists.....j 90
~ Amount 30 The credit OF tie Lsucastftau
school, on tie bDUhs " the chamhertatu iu.
GIHolns ; 900 To- he carried to IT'S credit Tor
the current Jear, ending JanlafyfJ nest...it7s oo
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nal contents nightly assemble in he.
envirnns at that lauh, for the nnrnoSe
OF trainina ani exercise, in spite OF ihe
Prince kcgeiLS Proclamation. Indeed
HE Radicals themselves make no sct,cl
At, and say, thai as conm0tion as er-
pecfcd, they are ~ct'rnlned 10 br pre-
pared Tor II, and be enabled 10 defend
themselves. These Radicals, it is suppO-
sed, amount In several hundreds belong
ing to Carlisle; aud, taking Into Il, cnun,
those oil the Northern Counties uow in
state ot agitation, will form "a large
body of determined characters. The III
most visilancc, we hear i, exercised res
pecilng the security of Carlisle Castle.
where vast quantities OF arms aud am
u.anltIOn are stored"
translated for The \. l. EreRing Post
Lisbon, Aug 20 1919
The following was published b, the Board
OF Finance:
nave been made 10 the hing, OF the serious
Inconvenience, which vessels from HAMBURG.
sweden, and other foreign ports, arriving in
t'is kingdom without being furnished with the
documents required by the decree OF 18th OF
April, last year, OF which neither the shippers
or captains had the requisite notice, the result
was that such vessels were not admitted TO
make Their entry, occaSioung heavy loss to the
ported.
His majesty wishing to establish rule i'm
'h's matter, of which no persons can in future
aiege ignorance, hereby declares that all
goods, wares. merchandise aud effects which
NAV he shipped from foreign countries, with
Tue exception OF the British dominOns J in or
uef TO be admitted to dispatch ia the custom
houses OF THIS Kingdom must intdilibly be ac-
companIcd By the originaliicketso or cocuurts,
(ciearancesl of dispatch from The custom house
OF The port from which said vessels respective
y come numbered progressively, with the iui-
'a's oi lie Portuguese consul or vice consul
OF the district nj said port, joined together aud
certified by The said consul in 4 sheet of paper
annexed, as TO the authe niiciiy, aud mum bers
oil cocquets or tickets Of dispatch, in sach a
manner that none car be separated, taken out.
OF others substituted, without the fraud being
EVIDENT Ii ~ also requisite that the manifest
OF the cargo be testified by the Portuguese
consul, aud both documents sealed with the
consular seal.
On the Is, of Jan. 1920 the present rcpnla-
ZION VIII be enforced in all custoin-houses of
'heSe Kingdoms, acCordn. to the orders eX-
pedited 10 the royal council of finance pub-
iished on the Isl OF July, OF The present wear
nevertheless, this extension is no. TO be grant.
eu 70 vessels coming from the ports OF France
ahd Tie Netherlands, respecting which the
previous regulations remaiu in force hayin
been duly noticed by III. NJ. ministers resident
III these Kingdoms, and ordered TO be pat in
practlce by the DEGREES of 2lst Nov ISIS. and
iUum May, OF the present year.
he council OF hnauce aud all others to Va HON
II NAV appt rtaln, VIII do the needfuI
hdiace OF the government, 18th Aug. 1870
Signed by four of The Governors
of the Kingdom of Portugal.
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ne H"Tse end Lot on I ,Snetf.
& ePPOSlfE the residence OF q. PIckelt ESQ a,J -,
MS iIne occupied by tie subscIi.er !. ~
,, anu may ne purchased at very reduced ,r,ce
Spp,"n ioI before The 10Th DAY ct he preset n,Ib
SHe.."rI y. " CD. " ACMIiAnn.
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The latest Paris Journals confirm The
statement that Mr.. Bagot, hate The Eng
lis, minister in America. has been APP
poini"d ambassador To The court of ST.
feiershnrg. The London papers say
nothing themselves on the subject, but
nerely extract The French paragraph.
NEW BRITISH MINISTER.
Eaf0ci ofc letter Irom Geu;icaoA IN Ii
'f'Poot 10 his fiie"d al ms city. dGtsd
Od. !.
Tau will hear. by This ship, that
new ilnistrr, Nj. STRArFoRD CAN
MING, cons,m OF George Canning, is
arpnned Minister To The United States
" he was formerly Minister 10 S~ii
" zerland." MAJ. INT.
The venerable FIX President ADAMS
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Re5o'csd, That the SECRETARY be reSansted
'ay the report Of the trustees, Ms herein re-
sseNeo aud adopted by the present meeting.
before the next ensuing Common Council oi
this city.
And then the meeting adjourned
JOHN ID. BLAIR, Chairman.
RonERr GREENHow. Sec'ry
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INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE.

, IN Enf"S llNO lNIELLlGENCE.
Extract OF letter from d gentleman in An
gosturd, To his friend in Balimore-handed
to lie Editor of the Baltimore i'atriot-dated
AHgoSturd, 20ih SEPT 1910
-. we were yesterday gratified with buIle.
TINS from our army, dated AT SANrE Ft tha
capital of New Grenada | enclose Won the
oie issued immediately after the battle that
led 10 ihIs glorious result. You will see tl,at
cur friend Johnson was wounded. The En-.
g,iSlI corps is reduced TO about 90 men Tbesa
intrepid fellows have effected a great deal. An
acknowledged in the 10Th bulletin Our
troops fouAd between aud S 6OO.OOO i'm the
mint aud general BOLIVAR writes to the wee
president, DIR. ZEA, that he had Oh The 18th of
August more than a MILLION OF dollars in
bisposSesSion. sail Tor New YORK next week"
hemarh This intelligence is important. as
u Is direct and official. The rIlmour of a
cndnge III The political circle at Angustnra
Whlch lately reached us, whether true or false
u ntte consequence. TIE Congress gDUerns,
and the revolution will be complete One of
the huest regions Of all the earth will he open.
ed 10 political aud commercial relations with
U.s.
1.-The Editor ofthc Palfint has been favored
WIN General BoLIVAR's official account of the
capture OF SdEtc re, which Is in the hands ola
tfanSlatoT.l
. In Irish o3icer NJ grcat promise. The MR.
Hnries go under tie term of English. though The
mgtority are Irish md Scotch, Se. This boi1 con
sisted NJ about 400, or 40 men, at the begiyfuiyg
me cdmPmgH.
CURRACOA, Oct 2.-AccOunts from
Maraeaybo state, that the town OF Cucuta.
winch Is about three days Journey from
Tie former place, has been occupied bv
Tie independents under Bolivar, WHO is
sand TO be Oh lis return fron, Santa Fe.
having left strong force behind him TO
garrison that place. a great number Of
people had arrived at Aiaracaybo, with
Inherent articles OF their effects willl
winch they fled on the approacIi OF Tic
independents 70 Cucuia.
Sept: 25.-By an arrival from La Guay
IA we learn that the feet which lately sail
cd from that port had put into Camana.
NOT having been fortunate enough TO Tall
~ WIN the Patriot Squadron which il
weui III pursuit Of
Yesterday, The lllb, arrived the Josepba
rom Lagudyra size brings Intelligence
oi Bolivar deica, by Calzada, and adds
'bat ihc former On crossing river found
"d'ery grave. What III absDrdiis
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Nen hLdsgoiC Eemaje I,s,'t,.t,o1.
HE WINTER StSSlON at inns s,m.n-r, Win NM,
- hence ON Monday the I5tl of Noven. 1cr
New Glasgow, Va. Nov g. I a. IT,
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To 7 GaccO NaMujacfn,ryS.

"rtn" several ln"hths ago put up tST IRON
-, loo 49, fhtSS, at The mandatory 0f Nrssrs
'"" tha' can iafDh tobacco manufacturers viii, s,
ioh presses, Warranted 10 SiaBd the pressure NOS, 10
"p appe"J at SlJO each. as viii tie course 80
t" "h!s receive rom Neu Nutk large suipy f hes,
WHSh ZIG IRON hiCh Is knuan To br ,1uct sr,.,i,s
10 "' NO" used IA this place, feel conhdeu Of ri,
satisfaction I" those who may be ais ,ed To- ,,
'ue pre- nave pui np may be seen al The u,auuCsc
Sl no" however executing 10 Oroe feg vte,s,s
try above mentioned an, day dur ne The En, p,'Is.s'
Mhi,n ~ 'sV'iHl respects all he superior 10 I
"e apone mentioned. orders fI all knds of e,sn,s
hshh'hiy received aud promptly executed s.
N.Ntu'"ci y 81. 81 jon WATSON
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IL ~ ,tiOLAs Ls"IS-- abe uutIte thai 1 Shall
49,, proceed TO take the deposition Of Samuel Dyer
1 one's, on Tue zSh 81 the present month"; at WIN
.,vcA IA 'he morning and sunset that day 10 be
e". as tS ehce mi sun depending in The oaiy c.urt
vi a'DeHhe h which avn piaHl n and ,on Ie,t udaut
November o.. - - ,., ,4,uS'''
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uiiCE-t stated seting of the ALKICI,I TI-ii a.
u eOIlEif or VIRGINIA will be he.g a, II,e
OhOn Hotel on fHeSdag tie 7th DecsAnb,y ,,gIt m
ten O'CLOCK, which meeting The ,Ieet,ou =, mes
Tor The ehSaIns yeaT will be ntaae.
Nov.,,,o JOIN ADAMS, Secretary.
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- r'sndhce ~ ttsuiIcn Oftbr Hoard OF IITfrrI,,s
81 he richmond turnpike Company notice Is br,.tv
even, mar petition viii he presented To tj,~ n 4,
Urh'al Assembly, praying n".ease II the Is If
NOtemhrf ~ - "'
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az Ih~ sale OF MIR. hOLsyt (,,ahom'.
property, advertised take place oil the ION rs most
ponea untii Tuesday the 23d inst. The sac of A., M
=" hShuohu VIII take place on the ALREADY named
Ep CUNNINGHAM,
KCHAkD ANDERSON, Trustees.
WILLIAM GRAY,
November o. -
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The venerable FIX President ADAMS
entered his s5ih year in good health OF,
the 3Ulh ali.
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" oiiCE... On Tie 21th Of September zoos to-,
archer ltnnh2is' DIat, Lewis on. ttuuk c.,v.,.d
WIN green OIL ei"ih OH The I5tk al osiubrr lnok
rom ihomas Bass's Lewis one bas CON on tLe.l
loon Ho' Lane Jones's boat, HlIiy on. b. OF he,,
ana on HE zSIh took from III, bias i,o;iings noa
Eoh'uno ihIee bags WOOL Those losing such arm
ges AVID take them away-or will sell tbeui a. lie %
directs. "' 40 '"eiA"
wa. PlGGorT, hspecrOro of Beats, Lock IlarAor
November o. "a -, -"' o"' :
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w. bAhEE..DENTJ ST.
- SPECIFULLI informs the public that be b,s -.
~ tuIned y" Town ana occupies his former stand
jnsi aheve the Mes Banks alvtf "'
'E'WENiT DOLLARS KEWARD. -RanaWTt 1roT, IL
sHoscftoef living IN piusyivania county Va ne
C"dlh Level, ? negro woman ramed VlNEI about 4,
or 80 years Of aye, olsfaniy ~ light complexion sne
maze, Win small scar on berHppef Hp. eNnect sbs
VII make Tor the city % Eicbm 20 rs she sfts sr ~
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