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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-07

( AND FOR SALE.-The whole o1Ihe lan1;. al D.y,d
a moss, dec III The counties OF Campbell x Fuvanna
are now ~ The market-1ht Campbell lands may he
Those ~ Flnvanna (incuding number OF lots i'm ibs
county. " A'
considerable proportion Of The CAMPBELL land, and
an the FaNahna lands, not befaTe disposed Of viii be
SOLD aihucton IN the menth OF February next -Lhe
terms pubic sale will be fourth cash the esidue
IN thre' eqaa annual payments. The particular tracts
20 ne sp,a PUBLICLY, with The days and places of sale
WIN ne eny auveI'ised.-fhe lands in Campbell Gem
Hihs grhrihliy Between seven and twelve miles from
Lyhchtufg and bet@een hafa mile and six miles from
James nveI- Ne place Ia the state is believed to be
more heathy, asd from its situation in the heart of an
improving aud hourIshing country, within one or Two
u0uI iue OF lhe thriving town OF Lynchburg, would
afford many agreeable summer retreats for families in
tue lover couny1here are also many pieces OF good
wheat End tobacco land, and excellent stand oT
,dVeih near one oil The best springs below the noun
'a'ns: TaohAS I. BoULDlN, ex'or OF D. Ross
raft
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ENok RENT oh LEASE-fbe new brick tenrITenI -
the subscrlbers, on BolDgb!oek street, intended
Tor TAVERN, together with extensive stables ami
detached Tor the residence OF The tenant There
are uIlrty rooms in the building with nreuiace
III each. The ordinary main will conveniently accom-
modaie sixy persons at table. The property will
De READY Tor the reception of tenant BY the Gr.t Of
June next, at farthest....Appiy
DUNLOP & ORGAN
Petersburg, April g. Ios ~
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EDKOPEHTY FOR SALE.--Tbe subscriber WISHES 10
dispose ofhis property ,iying in the county Of
Powhatan, on the waters VI Fighting creek This tract
OF LAND contains SOL acTes-One Third Of which Is
heavily numbered, aud prime tobacco land. what is
cleared is generally fresh aud in an improved state ~
cultivation u is situated n miles from Richmond s
from tbe courthouse, aud Il from Appomaiox liver
THIS Fam possesses nuiaerons advantages 10 one ele
Nishesto hold landed property. The hands snd stock
OF every KIND would be sold with the land provided
the terms coaldbe agreed on. GEO. MARKHAM
Aprii2 I07 16ts
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Ni."'NtA.--Al rules holden IA Tie ci,rk,s once ~
ms superior court of chancery for the Richn,ond
district. the 10Th day of April isI9-- '""
Bridge & kenunir.. ,,,;...r
AGAINST -
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Petersburg, April 9.

NALuABLE LAND FOR SALE..,.WilI be sold ~
" Nelson Courthouse, on MONDAY, the oath day of
MAY NkXT, (Deng court day 10 the highest bidder on
creui OF one. two three and four years for good
sonar security or deed of trust e. secure The nav
NESTS, 10 carry Interest from the dale until paid nv
tract OF LAND, lying in said county Rock6sh riyer
mies NORTH OF the courthouse, and 20 from warren
are PRIME io"gohnds the baiaRce excellent high land
particularly adapted 10 The culture Of coru wheat and
toDaCco. The Improvements are not considerable hut
The land is veil waicred and fiuhered with rood an
pie orchard thereon Possession will be given on The
ISL ny OF January next with the privilege OF seeding
anu h"hiHR any Improvements aud the purchaser can
DE accommodated OF liberal terms with The crop nor
ses, catie ools, &c. then The plantation pIesun
ing, however, that none will purchase without yieWine
the premises, farther description is deemed nnneces
saTy The land will be sAewA al any time to those in
Glued to purchase Wu A. suEiToN '"-
Nelson, March &c. ios a.
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NORTH Carden Nils AMI Pleasant Gr0Ue FOR S0Ie
'THHf snbscriher will sell on accommodating terms
the above property, situated in Albemarle county
en- me nam rnad leading from ROckGsI Gap to scos
VILE and NaTfeH within, bfteen miles Of the for,ner
aud seventeen Of the latter places about fifteen iros
Charlottesville, AMI twenty two Of L0vngstou and on
The direct road from one the her. There Is about
100 acres Of land aud not one foot can be cultivated
to advantage hnd IN good slate Of iinprovemeat..,
This nnst be considered the best tract Of land IN this
county TO the size % and 1.-THE purchaser chooses
he can ADD of 300 acres more to said tract as there
Is land adjoining will be for sale IN short lime II
also has many advantages any other il is an en-
eeilent stand for public house country store disIe.
~ aud lanyard. The mill may ustiyb be considered as
sist rate toll MIL as IL is on stream that seldom or
never fails and in wealthy neghborhood and very
extensive custom; there IS In 10 pair Of stones one
Dialogue aud the Other sun it is also ranked very
high as manufacturing mill, though but lately com.
menced that business aud has not tie advantage Of any
OF Evanss paeat machinery. u IS deemed unnecessary
To sag ahont this valuable property as II
other advantages tedious here enuinerate a. III
preumed that any person wishing purchase ia rst
view the premises, when he can judge for himself IL
vi be sb.wn at any by the subscriber residing
on the place. Any person wishing embark nio auy
such Business as above cited, would do well by making
early application 10 J. BINSOLVtNG, tr.
say =. lie. .Jn
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,y,L. Deftnuants.
fRe dsfendant, Joseph Uoodsrard IT, Nor hapi,s
ttsrtd his appearance end given security according
LIZ "et aAsfmefy and tae rutes of this coarf
t apIte,t"s 1y satisfactory etidence tibet lie is
"se az bNd1ndHf ~ Ills coEatry n is Ordered Yhat
~ san deiemddHf do appear here on the f,rsiieth
80 " t.e sft Tern" una anSUer the bk Of he tioio
W, ana fadf copy Of THIS order be jorfhuifh IN,
1s n some newspaper pKOtshed In The city Of
n'.'"a or t'So months Successfully, and posted
az Jfo"l 900, IF the Capitol IN, me said cifu
~ e,opy, 1esfe, WN. ". HENIN6;, q. c.
100. ~. Ih..frSfn
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ssiFIf DOLLARS RENARD.-Ranawa, earIy mn Tue
- month OF November last, ffem the subscriber Iiy
ing near WaIHnseT, IN the County OF Nelson two
hke'y slaves. AARON aud CRIrTA:-
daFo" was seen The last Of November, with free
pass, near columbia on his way, 1t is believed, to
Richmond; and where il is probable lie now is . bav
ing some relations aud acquaintances there lie is
DiIght mulattO, 81 years Of age, about feet or
lnChes h2h, lett handed remarkably parrot toed with
Two very visible scaIs his face, Oh his lei law
the other under bis right eye. When spoken TO he is
generally hurried, n stanmering in his uueTance
CrRta, the wife Of The aforementioned fellow is Of
DARK complexion, small stature with nothing very dis
ungnishable about her, except dOwHcast look when
spoken 10, aud rather drawing manner OF speaking
It0eaty Fire D0ftGrs will he given for the appreben
sion and delivery Of either Of The said slaves
charges II secured ~ any Jail that get ihemsa gain
Apft ~. ilZ..u SAMUEL !. CaBELL.
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t4'ok LEASE, for term Of years rom lie Isl OF
y NAY next, those valuable MERCHANT Mills call
ca tue" RagO BtkS."-Gbey are situated opposite 10
lie city of Richmond, ON tie bank Of James river from
which they are most abuudaHtly supplied with waieT
~ ala seasons Of the year. The situation oftbee mills
Consider superior 20 any ever saw. Tie faqility Of
TRANSPORTING by water the wheat crops which sgo anve
ahd below tue iails to The inhl doors together win The
opportunity OF purchasing the wheat winch ia brnst ia
land from tits south side OF the river. ensgfe In sy
oaptdist dsposed 10 embark IN The nauufacturny Of
Sour, all the advantages in point Of grain and s,lns
power which can be desiTed.-Vessels dfai,,g iei, 90
OF water tam LAY az the wharf about t,ss brndIed
bom The mills, from which the flour is sbipred 40 q n
rciga market These mills have hitherto been In lie
occupancy vi hessrs Myers, marx q CO.-Ifpreferfs6
would dispose Of the above mills on tgfms advauts
geOns 10 the purchaser. There are many mill sies a.
tacbed 70 them, With water suidclem 10 suuuv ali ,6s
niacbnefy which maj be ercetca thereon
Should mot meet with purchaser Of this valrahte
property before he iTst Of Nay next shall fhem ~
ready to lease, for term Of years the mill sites ,sb
am gPantitJ Of water that may be fequirea.
n The Edilors Of the Ba!tinoye IDeyjes, ana
PhHGPfphta De'aocraii' Press uifk pie0se foi1serf
the dbPee advertisement frr rrs 1refks In fber es
Pectitf PePerS, and fOy-VaTd ffeir bus 10 H. a. M
IeDl - s5..0
"A LLpersons WHO have CLAIMS against tire esfa1- 81
JpetPH CALICO. dec are desired 10 u,yte
,bsn Ano"nio % without deiay-thatf found correet
hey ,eN speedily dschargeA-ana those indehed Il,
ht CRAZE are collected 10 pay nha fhey on, with a.
is utay as conveniently he a. are DESTROYS Of
pAlts ltc several iegaces Of onr festator az expsd
"opT) as possible. JOHN RICHARD
PETER !. cHRyAILfR,
sYass.s HFeeEfoTs 81 |0se2h Caitego, Zee.
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commissioners O0ice, Richmond, 4ih mo. TO- 1870
fhe parties interested ere deSiyed 10 take nofics
thdf haUe appointed the tenth doyof 1fne near 10
copmsncethe accounts directed By ne foregoing OF,
they are required TO attend at my office Ia, mis- cir
H"h Their gccounts Gad alt The necessary documents
ready tor examination end settlement.
hPnl23 Il3..W1w AMOS LADD..m.r.
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commissioners Once. Richmond, March %, 1870
He parties interested are Hesfed 10 take notice
tHat mare d9poiHted the 2sfh day Of Bloy merit TO
commence The accounts directed by fHc ADORE order
on mach day, at O'Clock, Il. NJ. fkcy are REQUESTED
90 Gte"d at my eSce ia This city, s0fk their 40
c1itttS and coHcherS ready for examination set
April %. Ma vsIr.
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v lhSiNiA.-4t 'Hles hoiden Ia fas clcyG's eeSce
Of fhe super iof' court Of chd.cerv Tor ne Men
S 1, a,st,tef, the 2Gfh d"y g -slrii, ISip--
AGAINST
Joseph " oodw0rd, jr. and Raker Folsom.
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NiRGiNIA.-At a superior court of cIanceIy holden
~ al inc Capitol IN The city of Richmond, the Roth
day of January, lSi9--
James Lyons, adm'or, de bonls men, of John Robin
AGAINST
Anslem LYNCH exor of Charles Lynch, dec. and 9TH
..Detendanfy
Anslem Lynch, e%or OF Charles Lynch dec.
Plaintt6,
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appearing TO the satisfaction Of me court that hs
statement OF the accounts between The parties IN these
Causes, made by the commissioner under The rde, ~
ire oih OF Feby 1917, made up The instance Of
two OF tie parties only, without noticeo the others IN
teresied, The court doih aside the said reporf
and erect the commissioner who made it, again To-
state the said accounts, after due uoce according 10
the course of The court. copy from,
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VIRGINIA If rHteS kolGcn fa NE cie+i,s CIR.
tas superior Unif Of chehccry for the y.ich
moro ~. afs',te, me 2dfh day Of ipra isi9--
AGAINST -
Jsre.a'aA Ba'rows, Patrick Coafts, 6 ots. Dan.
Defendants.
1hs dyendont, Jereasiah Bnyrohrs not ha,;re en-.
tstaa h@ olPsgrdnee and gitrn security ot,ofeiAS
OK. @cs isSehe0fy ana ne rnteS ~ ms court
oe az shaD"dH ~ tniS country, Il is ordered, That
tne sam deendonf do appear here the trrerfieth
o9g ~ rae near term oad dHSWtr the bic on ne
PtSihtD ami fhof copg oJfhis order be }ortt ,e,,L
ts'5ted az some "e"Sl0f.r PnAtshtd tn tie rffg 81
hchf"end 10, fico Months -SHecesStueig ard rostsS
az tHc 'front.' door ~ The capitol me sold cif1
~ oopg, IeSfs, HJi. ~. HENIAG o. C.
l- -. ll5..HSp
VlRSiNiA.-it 'Nles hold.H Ia T1s clc31's eeEce
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DOMESTIC.
.........
PROVINCE nE 'EEN A

fhOFlNCE OF IE\AS
NATCHEZ, June l6.-It NAV be re-
membered that soa,e few years ago. an
expedition was fitted out chiefly in the
Mississippi Territory, for the purpose of
Joining The Insurgents in the Province Of
Iexas, and which, eveniuated in The full
ana entire discontinue of both Mexicans
ana allies. This disastrous end OF their
struggles seemed for "a long time TO ha, e
suheu even Tie whlsperlngs OF hope, but
we 20" understand the lame Of discord
Is reminding, and that the whole pro-
vince VIII soon be IN a blaze. The agents
OF 'he ievoiulionists, have again succeed
co ih stirring UP The minds of some of our
miSnis'i ipi brethren, who nothing
io'n are again iroOplng TO the tented
nein: III Is SAID, and we believe with truth,
lhat III tbs place plan oi operations has
Deen secretly devised by ii party OF our
citizens who are said 10 be strong i'm
funds, and who have digestcd aud ma
lured Their plans with skill and security.
Many small parties have silently left tLe
Ciy, ana many more ii is said are pre-
pairing as silently 10 follow them. Their
OSiensIble object is 10 settle in Texas and
cultivate the soil if even that was really
Tie case, We know too well the teinpera-
mcui and suspicious OF the Royalists io
suppose they would for moment leud
Their countenancc aud projection TO set
OF people as jealous Of The rights and
privileges OF ireemtn as The Americans
have ever been. A people who al no dis
iani day, would rise up, aud AT one blow.
sweep Their governors from tic land. Bul
we VIII ven IRE 10 assert that this is solely
dpreteAt, that their object is of an hos
lhe nature, and That line of communi-
cation has long been kept UP between the
Insurgents ~ That province and The indi
viduals vito have engaged in the enter
prize within The limits OF our State. Al
tAongh project OF this kind has bern for
several years fdyOriie theme of CONVEX
SALON, yet II Is supposed HAT The cesSion
OF the Floridas has reused them into ac-
ton. After their defeat by 4. detachment
OF troops from HE Wee Roy of Mexico.
they had hoped by some turn of policy
between the UDlled States and The King
dom OF Spain 10 have become incOrpo-
rated with The United States; This hopc
beng lost by The turn winch our nrso-
lidlionS nave taken, they will ono, more
have recourse 10 arms, aud throw off their
allegiance. II is confidently asserted
hat there ~ not upwards Of three huu
lred troops ~ The province belonging 10
he Royal armies aud one blow cfieC
aally struck, Ines Is free. OF The rropri.
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,hepriac;plsS Of &c. They are founded in
'',ih. The splendor OF our success will rem
Ier them universal.
!. Fhe American Constitution. Valor pur-
chased, wisdom iuspir, and virtue will res
perti Il.
:. j,naes noToe, Presi,leatof IN United States
- Is administration has demonstrated that
aGhlef Magistrate guided oy practical wis
dom, may >he"cs the tannit ofparty spirit.
u Ddatri ~. iomDhtiaS, Iicg President oTfhe
lhitcd StHi.S. His cou ny vii! remember
with gratitude his lnlpoi tant services during
the iSls war.
5. fae Memory Of WaSi,ngto-. 4 grateful
recollection OF nus services and virtues is l.
deD'h1d with the existence Of The republic.
s. ne 'fmsrycf Bsnjaaija Fraa!.iin The
votar! %. science-tue Oeae,actVr of the hui
man rdce.
.. The Iieroesof the Reroiaticn. We cherisl,
lively receliechon OF tIeW v',tne aud patri-
ousM. W hen the OCCASION shall present IL
self. We will emulate their gIorions example
~. Haior GcatToi jtchson. He fnuyht for
his country Oui> he arrows OF detractioi
i%ii harmlrsS al his te.t.
II. Tie sti Of Jaaaary, ISL. The American
b"Sou will ever thrVt with eNuIjatior, when
HE deeds ~ thai day ate rscountcd.
IL. The draig and nary of the q. States. They
procured tor "a peace, by making war glori-
Uu>IS.
~ ike Iiiitia Of he United Suites " Fight
ins tpi ti'o'r affairs aud their fresides," they
muSt ne iaNinclb!e.
IL. Tomas JcJ1rSos On this day devoted to
ihe celebration OF our rOuntrys freedom. let
u. remVinteT with grateful ieeihgs the inuior-
tat authur oi the Declaration Of Independence.
- june MadiS0a, tate president ~ the Unit
az N"ies l:nIoline IA retirement The fruits of
his owu wise and viriuOus administration.
10 jIiaes T.. PreStDh GoueInor of Iir~inja
Ills ionUratlc stars bear testimony to his va
Lon and paig iotism.
a. National Gratitude. May the heart of
every American cease In heat, wh hen gratitude
towards IN, heroes of his s.,l ia
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GEN. NINA ALIyEI

NEW ORLEANS, June Owe learn
from friend OF ours lately returned from
the province OF Texas, The following cir
cuinstanceS relative 10 Gen. Nina. The
Intelligence vas obtained by our iiend
irou Que OF The Two young men, the only
SURVIVORS al the unfortunate Col. Perry's
paiiy, and Who We're paidoned on condi-
u"n iiul they would join The army Of
SPAN. which they did. and we're mar, he'd
10 Nionleray, tion, which place lie had just
aniVcd. " lille AT Moniera, IN the mou,k
OF November last, he saw aud cony,,sed
@i'ii one of Mlaa's iiruienamts, then ut
hat place as spy. lie Was dressed like
Il peasant, aud sen, by Nina to obtain AN
accurate knowledge 81 the situation of
iHe place. lie stated ihai after Nina aud
Ferry separated, that Nina went into the
inieiior where lie succeeded in taking
possession al several strong and import
ant Sliun,i0ns-that he siiIi heid possess
sion OF them--was ihcn about 10 take a
place called aieCas--ilai Nina had
more than 5000 men, and arms and am
mutation III abuudance--that he gained
giaund constantly, asd maintained his
POSITIONS. Ihis young msan had been
seitf TO Monterey, by Gen. Nina, 10 cou-
tcrw two priests that were his relations,
and facilitating his views there. lie had
~ Nj sNCNttUfN III tetta al
iUg regiment, thu commander OF which
came lhlo Monterey with his remaining
| force, and stated that his loss was great.
| The Young man (Addms) made his escape
| from Monterey late iii November last in
| company with two Spanish, soldiers, both
oI whom are now IN the ueighbOrhoOI ct
| Nachlloehes, and confirm the existence
o! Nina; and Stale that nearly all tie
troops al Monterey are sent out against
:ia,. II IL be true that Nina is still alive
anu has been able 10 take and maintain,
| position III the heart OF the enemy's
country, and even seems TO threaten Mex
leo itself, II is but TOO apparent tina; that
people want 10 change their form OF gov
eminent, aud cast off The one umder
WIN H. they have so long groaMed Never
was there more propitiOus moment Tor
| efecting Their purpose-added 10 the en-
| ire independence OF Chili, and Buenos
Ayres lie ltb ration of Peru and Neue-
Zueia; the successful operations Of The
palnot arms IN New Grenada, and ihe
Banda Oriental; the Spanish government.
as every day more clearly e,inces, is bank
| rupi l.. national charaeier AS we'll as funds
should M III Sic0 and Texas nnitr in
Inc great cause, The consummaiion of the
independence OF All America vii! be soon
| and certain.
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nay 2S.--Ihe foreign mails OF yestet day
bring little news. Our Prince Leopold has
had ~ audience of the king OF France accom-.
panied by the BRUSH ambassadors. NJ Lafit,.
has circulated paper among the Chamber
OF Depeties, defending himself fioM a
charge Which had Ocem made upon him, OF
sharing in the foreign ioAn, winch he aiiet-
watds attacked M his place as deputy, tor iis
France
failure OF some corscQut nee took place
AZ The stock exchange Yesterday forming the
party vas not, We believe. publicly announced
as detaul,cr, aud il is therefore presumed
that The Deficiencies will be settled by u pri-
satc arrangement.
An account from Cuiacoa states that the
Danes have cOnsr hted 10 receive INTO their
ports the vessels of war belonging 10 The In
dependents, amd have permitted them to sell
their ca goes there.
Ii is remarkable that gold aud silver bullion
are failing in value, and both very difficult of
sale the nominal price ut gold is Sos; and
dollars only 5s. 2d AN ounce.
Loncoh Saturday Eroniny. 1fay 70.
lac Guy twetre o cloc.f THIS Is d holiday
at the Bank. Tie Stock Exchange is open,
aud much business dom" /; ) per cent Consols
Tor account, opened at CO.,, declined to G6a
an'i are now Co.
Both Houses nf Parliament adjourned on
Thursday, for The Wkitsun holidays; the
House OF Lords, ill Monday next, and the
Commons I'LL Wehntsday.-The Chancellor Of
VIZ iti tus Dt.s. tOuhu upOu
the Resolutions of tho Committee for repula-
ting the mode aud time of Iesnmi,ig cash pan
ments by the Bank. Ii was read a first time.
and ordered 10 be read second tim, on We'd
nesday next Not Il word said upon the sub
Ject. by either side.
III iswith much pleasure we are enabled to
state, upon The authority OF private letters
iiom Liverpool, that trade is once more reyi-
wing IN That great commercial town. Cotton
Is ou tie advance, though the quantity impor-
-,ed Is immense. IL is supposed that our last
inoia supply will ru,nthe American marker.
although tue raw material is not SO good as
tiiat OF the Unted States il is however. suffi
ciently good for the prices which the manu-
iactnreu articles now fetch
COPENHAGEN, MAY H." We observe. that
All Tue Journals OF Europe are deeply occu-
ied with our secret discussion, with Sweden.
NioStut them indulge in conJectmres which are
carried to snci eStrdsagance, that Throne
II compromised IN the quarrel We ilink " e
may alarm, that not one of The guaranteeing
Courts oil the treaty Ut Kell, has proposed 10
The hinE, Charles NV, to establish himself in
less northern climates but we also think we
eau assert, that lac is strongly invited TO nav
tme debts acknowledged by the SAID Treaty.
ine alialr VIII he regulated at London by tile
hiniSteis OF the great powers. 1t has been
Sain, that Charles XIV. has addressed letter
To the Prince Regent, III which he torcibly
complains OF Certain Courts.
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COAlNluNIcATEn.
NECESSiiIEs 0F TiIF TTNrs

NECESSi ilEo OF THE TIMES.
The public are hereby notified, that on Sa-
turday, tie third day of July next, there viii
be meeting Of the CItzens at the court
house IN Nashville, for the purpose OF taking
INTO consideration tue situation Of Our conn
try OF recommending d general retrench-
meDt OF exreDces; Of intoxicating some uui-
form system OF economy OF adopting means
OF relief against our present Calagiities aud
Vt providing against future rmhdrraSsmeuts
Never since tile debaseHIeni of Continental
money, dad the eNaciion OF British debts, have
the UHted states been involved in such rene.
raj peculiarly distress. The western country
al the period alluded 10, was eAempt from
difficulties Of that Kind for u was not then
settled, OF formed into states. The late war
tthe only Intervening era of calsmity) tended
TO enrich aud aggfandiZe IL. THIS then, is Tie
commencement Of our su6erings which III,
the object Of tue proposed Eiceting to allevi-
ate. IL ls unnecessary now TO attempt to as
certain tbe cause which have fhns affected
our internal prosperity and happ ness tIsy
can be more folly developed, whoa we under
tahe to deVise the method Of cotDIteracting
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The above statement shews, that the specie
and notes Of other banks on hand amounts TO
S3O1 2S3 90. Independent of whice the debts
dIe TO the Bank, which are secured bv propeT
seruIities,is a million aud half OF dollars
besides the zeal estate which is possessed
which is capable of being, at any lime. cor
Verted into an active ipnd. 1t is believed that
No Bank IN the United States presents
more iavOrable aspect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-13

them. The effects which we complain Of have
been produced, we are sensible OF their eNis-
tence, and they must l.e averied, il possibIe
Let US cordially unite our endea, ours TO bring
about 80 desirable an end.
INashriNe Gu.fifs