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Deeds and Mortgages,
For sale at this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26
IYiLiam and Morn CojJcro

H'hE following notification is So propef in itself and
sppicaDie to their Institution, that the Facuity Of
Nni-n ana MARY deem IL their duy ~ give every
pnbciy III their power IhaI s $50 are az auiplo al
i"Wace Tor student al tins Csiitg- is known only
from calculation, hut from the experience some M
DER the more imnediat- one ot ls.
"hceis oil the establishment. These ycnug rcr is.e
parhten of every Te0SONWOie indulgence ans have
hol expended greater sum- aud p0rf0fS mag r.'si-
"'r as otnaf a." i'yoiHbiF rUis tint fie uc0ag,r-
me"N ~ SfHds"f are oir0JS inrtr,.ir a. hts
expenditure. With regard to the payment NJ debts
which have been contracted a,cles not only useless
bnt Gi"ssl, ptrUicious, the Faculty most heaiUiv
concur "i'h the trustees Of Princeton Cuege. aud
sincerely hone that the coneIudsy sentence m tber
publication, will have its due elect upon ever, nsrct
"I guardian IN Virginia who sends go w;t.i -
Naia aud Mary for instruction. We're the refusal 10
discharge such debts general, Immediate stop N1A
he put io system snbe-TsV. OF The cscplle % the
college, and fatal To the uOraIs some 1f ITS mas
gnides youih- BY order ~ me .Yccicfg
J. AUG: SIiIE, "a esdent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26
CASE OF OHIO.

The following series Of resolutions,
dopted by Two meetings OF The citizens of
Cincinnati will display The zeal with which
The Ohio question is met IN that quarter.
IL appears from The first set, that at a
meeting attended by one thousand voters,
resolution was adopted which decidedly
squnfs AT an opposition TO refundiug To
tile Bank OF the u. y. the sum Of 5 IOO, 600
Ill rs stated IN another, That The citizens
OF the eastern and middle parts of tile
state Of Ohio " are making the sentiment
disappearing the lax OH the Branch Banks,
tof the u. s. the lest of their choice of
Legislators. THE whole subject indeed
is so Important that we can offer 10 our
readers scarce any thing so interesting as
Tie following proceedings:
ELECTION.
CINCINNATI, (Ohio) October 12--Iu confor-
nifty TO the notices issued Oh the morning Of
The 4th inst. requesting a general meeting of
the citizens of Cincinnati, at least one thou
sand voters of the township assembled on that
evening at the Circus, when after organizing
the meeting by appointing Samuel q. Rich
drdSOn, Esq. cha rman, aad Joseph s.. BfHhdHt
Esq secretary, The following resolutions were
passed, some unanimously, aud the whole
by large majOIities.
Isl. Resoiced That we believe the granting
OF Bank charters 10y legislative bodies without
TeserVlng To themselves The power To correct
abuses OF public confidence (such as have hap
pened III our State and neighbourhOod } is one
OF the greatest political sins ever committed
by deliberdtiVe assembly-that ii is an as
sumption Of aristOcratic power Inconsistent
with republican institutions, aud subversive Of
civil liberty.
ID. Resoired, That people who enjoy a 90
verpmeui of eqnallaws, such as are guaranteed
by the constitution Ott!ir u. States aud u THIS
state, should sedulousy eHdeavunr to preserve
II Ia it, original purity, aud he jealous Of the
appearance 0f any iUsidious enctoachmcnt on
its principles. We therefore think that th e
late act Of the legislature. in granting privi-
leges 10 corporations under the title IT Bark
charters, whereby they can enforce the PAY
mcnt at all debts due them whilst thrir pti-
fdte property is not liable 10 the payment OF
ans debts tlI"y may please 10 cOnttacf iu = cor
r"raie C'fYacity.)t rot corrupt in usCif, is al
least dangerously calculated 10 iuiurr the hU-
ueN aud unsOspeCtlug, 10 denofaiize tn
great hOdy Of Tie community, aud slionld BE-
marked oct as "a testimony OF political iucaps-
CITY or corruption in those who enacted the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26

,n,,,, 80, ''rI' - w UtInhrt r 2.
tNNKoR CpBlttCItp... In NY Ssifaut ditrc led 20
tue M7sisr bf Police Of this CITY hearing 0a. ths
sIih ultmoi stared tbai The juIjsdictonsl in ~ "a
row asvef'aihed I" he " at OF near ooUern,'s IA tie
county of ChesternelG'
ON more at,ept'se inspection of the psp r-ocr,sa
ny MI. Richard f1uns, surveyor OF this oit, l., otu.r
OF the Court % astipgs, tnsd thai Was IA srtur and
no" MAKE kno~h to ali whom II nay that the
jurisdiction OF tbe city 1T Richmond upon Ja.s liver
DIS iau down IN the aforementioned map extends rnus
stone placed on ibe iands OF firhsid Oregon tsa.
about iwo miles below warwict soue I'd ah,,re
OF Bread Rock Island.
4aW3r JOIN ADAMS MIMI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26
CoN>fhN,cATfD

Departed this life on Friday ,hp tI,h ms, IL
hisresIde,ne in the county OF Chrstrintid,
Ma ~ The 72d year OF HIS aye, WILLIAM
LOCKWOOD, after short, but veIy srvtre
Illness, which lac bore with christian iorl,,utle
and rcsignat"H 10 the diviuc viii He h,. 4
highly respected and died much lameutcd Ey
thcse WHO MtIe aclnaintei WITH him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26
THE ARMY

NACoGDoCHEs, Sept. 4.-Anoiber re-
ConnolterlDg party, which had penetrated
as Tar as The Brassos, returned last even
ing. They bring The most favorable re-
ports OF the prospects of game this fall
deer are plentiful at This time, and signs
Of bears every where visible, the mast
Is Immense. They met with 10 royalisrs
captain CRAWFORD, with d part OF his
company, arrived at headquarters on The
I'd inst
~. Col. Robinson still remains upon the
Brassos-Lt. Col. johnson is on his wav
TO reinforce him with "A body of troops.
SqUalig Orders were received i'm PHI
Iadeiphia on Saturday last, 10 ship 20 900
stand OF arms, with corresponding
quantity OF ordnance and ammuuiiion
20 Savannah, for which the commanding
Offlcer OH that station has made the ne
cessary preparations. Ii was announced
q lew days ago IN the Democratic Press,
'haI Capt. Morris vas appointed 10 SUE
coco commodore Perry in the command
OF Tie squadron on ,he West India STA
non. bis is correct, but in addition 10
the ABOVE Intelligence, orders have been
issued TO suspend the sailing of tkai
cd. nv WIZ HoJ H.
--
PHILADELPHIA, October l0.-U. 8.
Bank StOck-07 offered. Oh asked. no
sales This forenoon. Ia New York. 80!
offered. Oh asked
The city councils again assembled this
forenoon. After FIVE ballots, JAMES y.
BARKER, Esq. WAS elected MAYOR of
PsIInIadelphia. MIR LAWYER, Mr.. Geyer, and
f'f. Wharton we're also run Tor lhe Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26

r. The last National intel!igencer says, in
allusion 10 the ohio Controversy" We have
heard nothing more from Ohio respecting the
money taken from the vaults OF the Branch
OF the United states Bank iI that State. Iii
probable i, will rest quietly there twhere p uii-
I'll The meeting of the Legislature. Mean
while, opinion is pretty freely expressed con-
ceining il. t(what i)is pallIated in no Allan.
Tic papers that we have seen, except the Rich
momd Enquirer. The Southern Patriot, among
others, has the following very Just remarks,
which We take the liberty 10 adopt - sc. &c.
1t IRE area.One, truly we are sorry for it,
But such are our principles Such have they
been, since the year 9S-when the Republican
Party expoumdeh the constitutions ana stayed
the torrent OF federal usurpalion. II we have
misunderstood their doctrines, or have abau-
doncd them, truly we are sorry ter il; but va
appeal TO those who sanctioned the Kentucky
Resolutions, or the Virginia Report ot ~
Bn, 10 show what are our opinions, ask
iii. favor of the National intelitgencer at soIie
leisure moment, when II has nothing better 10
I'LL Mp It's valuable columns, to give place 10
the article published in tbs paper Of tue Sth
inst.-We would rciprocate this Kindness in
ANY way in which the n. /. may please 10 com.
maud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26
teliigencer Will G.. b. take Cuba q
Il, is out of our power even 10 guess.
TWIN sIsTFRs

great deal has been said in the m bic
prints about fhe Twin Sisters in the county OF
finvanna, who coaid tel each Others thoughts.
We understand that "A large party of ladies
and gentlemen liav. lately VISITED then, and
that The tidng. however ingenious, tuins oar
70 be an iLspostLfs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26
- ,JLST i.r-Il3HNO-
', -. NM TUH oHLF ~ ] WiNEOCE,
he IUg1n'0 y NOiM CGyoH,m P0cErt n

Tile Virginia u No, iii Cay0Li,n Pscia III
D'anach and Farmers Companion,
EtoH Tue year 81 our Lord 1870, beirg BissVSte or
Leap yedr, aud 44th Of American Inlrprnitrc.- -
Calculated by Dawn Richardson Of Lonisa county va
Besldes the usual astronomical calculations IN az
AinandCk, u viii COnau tic lists officers eCt.t- civil
government ana courts f-T Virginia aud NnHr Carolina
Membcrs OF The Senate aud House Of Representatives
of Na.-Mcmbefs Of tie Board Of pnblie Wotks-A r.,
rect drawing and description OF the rau; called sruf
Car" OF Sculearia L;teiHora" fr the cure Of he
bite of a mad dog--Iist nf the limited Sises, Nv,
Value Of foreign coins money Of the Uu,trd States
Amount OF money Coiutd rs the Timed SCnrs' Mint
vith Tue expenses attending ai establishment to she
3lst December, iSiSA list oT the Surviving srufts Of
our Declaration of Independence a,sne Of Bread
established fJr The CITY ~ Richmond. wh,n Houi Is
ron u Sl1-SoHgs, John Anderson my In--Jessc the
re"er O. DHnblane-n"Haid tie pride of nunblauc--
he PtNe, tair-On an inflammation IN iadts p,e--
Tue Rose-AHscdcCs Riddles Chatades QutstOga--
i'asp"slIohs-Cufr Tor The Dysentery ano cure Tor
Canetl. OCT. 10. H..1uf
I iSsOLuUuN....fhe cvpartnersbip heretofore ex-
y listing dnd earned on al Scnttsvilr IN The roppty
~ hlbeTiarle, under The him Of MOON. ANHEkSON
q co. vas NV mutual consent Siscontiuued on The 1n
day Of September last An persons 10 yyEor tbe, ae
Indebted desired 10 call Richard moon f,r nay.
inrni tlose indebted TO said Hrm viii make ra,n,Ht
to h'n, he being alone sutuoizedt 10 receive Tie same
Il. 1SDEhsoN,
OCT 20. p RICHARD SOON.
hlOriCE...1he coraunership heretofore existing
the Arm Of LII LEBERRY MOON & co. vas by ',n,,.
tuai consent Dissolved on The 7t dsy OF MAY last Ibs
parties therein concerned having come To- an uo6sr
staldiug aud agreement as 10 The fna close Of the
business take this metbed Of Informing All those hoGing
claims against SAID arm TO cai t. Moon Tor settlement
ana payment, he having drawn sufficient fun0s from
their business TO meet all demands against IT, an per
sons indtbtedto The above late firm viii make payment
to either Of The parties holding their bonds accounts
L. MOON
r NOON
y. B.-Idchara Noon, late partner af the .boye
concern, hereby Vbltgates himself to pay one bond
executed o. James Massie by l.. Moon K Co for The
purohase Of negro msn--tbe ~ SAID boud 10
: 1900. l. NOOV
Oct %. - RtCWARD NOON
NORGE Is hereby gven go al persons fom I, dine
y with ny wife Sarah rinsev selling snv hiu- ~
her on credit. as avn fesOivrd not To pay any dsbts
contracted nv her, THOMAS tiNSLeY
Orfohrr ~. Ig..w8rf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26
GREAT WESTERN CAN.I.

We observe that governor Clinton, the pre-
sident Of the board of canal commissioners,
has called meeting of them, 10 be holden at
Cuca on the iSil OF this month. This denotes
prompiness aud vigor.
Wsundersiand that two aud n half feet of
'vaier - ,;av IN IA considerable portion OF the
middle secti1n-that boats are building aioii.
The line, ana that they will be able To 20 from
month, II nothing unusual prevents.
Considerable part OF the western section has
been detiniive!y laid OFT ready for contract
When The middle section is complete, which will
u Oy the cad o. next month, we shall have al
wafer transportation from the mouth of the
Hudson or from our city TO the interior of our
state for about three hundred and ninety miles.
Thus can produce he waited down and goods
be sent back, through the Hudson the AIni,awk
and the middle section OF the canal, forming IA
route of nearly four hundred miles. Thus do
We feel the fruits OF Dewitt Clinton. great p0-
Icy. New York Col.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26

From the circumstance of government hav-
ing advertised for transports to convey troops
from Boston to New Orleans, some have sur
Situation of our affairs with Spain. We are as
sered, fromua authentic source, that il has no
such hearing that they are merely recruits
on The peace establishment tor the southern
division, and that they would have been re-
cintsd aud sent on IN the same way, even il
The late treaty with Spain had been fully rati-
fed. CBOston pafr;ot
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1913 % esr,ss> -. .s,.... :, =

The Honorable ELIAS ROtn.NOT'.
closed his long and useful career. on ne i7ih
inst. ~ his late residence, in the town OF SON.
ARK, NJ. IN the .ist year OF his age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26

EdwHHd IdgiOr h On.
"A ~ now receiving tieu FAIL SUPPLY OF DRY
- GO0bS which they will sell ytasenahie terms
BY me package or ofhefeise, 90 puaclaa customers
October 5. aS.wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26
CitU Bdnk of Baiti,uoya

We understand, that al the adjourned
meeting OF the Stockholders of the Civ
Bank, held yesterday, il was agreed, that
The Directors proceed in closing lis con-
Germs, and tlIat further report of pro-
ceedings be made 10 HE Stockholders in
May next, when it can be better decided
whether tie Bank shall be finally closed
or not. pm
PICK POCKET TAKEN
u! Tuesday last, arTcwd assembled at
the bottom of Calvert street. in conse-
queDce ola horse having fallen into the
dock. Soon after gentleman from Vir-
gina, missing his pocket beok-he pro-
ceeded with friend up 10 the corner of
BaUk streei--wlIere he seized hold of a
suspicious character, who was Just before
seen to walk quickly off from ibe crowd.
and on him found his pocket book, and
III ms hat and irowsers, his money, being
upwards OTIS 400. The fellow, a French
man, mas been committed 10 prison. II
is SAID lie is well known in our Drjncinal
cues DIS one OF The hgh fingered gentry.
EDUcATION.. 1.-The subscriber, residing len mile;
- ABOVE Gopchland Courthouse, proposes To omen a
sCnoOi on Tue second Monday In January next.
tie VIII teach the English, Latin aud Greek languages
&C.,. he hIst session Of the schooIwii
.sIndie on The tenth Of June. on the tenth Of July
he second session will commence continue unto The
tenth of December.
The price Of lnrton will be 80 y scholar, to be paid
hall yearly iB advance.
Board may he obtained in respectable families al
convenient distance from the school for 500 to he paid
one hd al the end Of the first session. aud the other
half ~ the end OF ibe term.
october 10. 49..wJw' GEORGE RCHARDsoN.
By IHE LigUrENANr CuYERNoH OF THE CoNuOS.
WEALTH vtRGINtA-A PRoCLAwsTfoN
We Executive OF this commonwealth having been
satisfactorily informed, that the contagious fever
lately prevailing 10 several within the IT, states
Las ehutely disappeared aud being moreover OI OPT
men ,thai the auunual has Ear advanced rs
10 render the intercourse With either fO eien or done
TIC ci'ies, safe and proper have thought IT. to remove
tue restrictions At present imposed upon vessels their
G. eWs, &C entering the several ports II this state
therefore by and with the advice Of the prvy council
90 hefeby revoke ny proclamation Of Tie 10Th Of A..
t"si last subJtctng to quarantine all vessels their
crews, &C coming ftOm the ports aud places therein
TeCicd 10 the ports rs the Commonwealth OF virginia
And do hereby make " known that all guards aud rs
hsidWs 10 the several suPernendants of qua antine
WHO may have been retained employed for carr,in
into elect the proclamation aforementioned are here
By discharged from service.
Given under ny hand rs Lieutenant Governor, and
uader the seal Of the commonwealth sfNireinta,
,SeslI a. Richmond she 2Aih d.y of October. a. p.
1919. PEfER v DANIEL.
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Ertracl If a letter 10 Me Editors.

a, ~ y ,Fttt. TO ttt I.UttUTS.
ihe National lutelligencer is guilty of
a missioner, AS the lawyers speak, i'm relation
TO the Presidents farm ia Loutioun county.
Its real name, bestowed upon il by the laie
Judge Jones. who built the cottage occupied
and owned by the President is Oak HM
and Oak-Hill il is. i'm fact as well a, name.
i should not have noticed this mistake
perhaps, IT the National Intelligepcer had
not substituted a name belonging TO one of
the royal family of Great Britain. :" Oaflands"
Is the residence OF the Duke OF York " Dat
Lands" is also the name ofthe farm of Mr. Car
ter, who is MIR. Monroe's nearest neighbour
on the north"
lOur mistake arose from having heard the
name lndistinctly pronounced, and the simla-
fity of the sounds of the two words We are
under obligations to the gentleman who has
politely enabled us TO correct our error-Na-
tiondi MteiL
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ers, and AT the same time confning the num-
Der OF banks within proper limits.
Resotred, That without attempting to de-
eide on the correctness OF the proceeding that
have lately transpii ed al Chllicothe, in reation
TO the Branch Bank at that place not being
possessed At az GORE knowledge of the facts.
W. concur IN dcclaIi sg that the Questia'i ought
10 se calmly diScu >ssd aud settled by the con-
suiuilonal tribunals of the county, and that
we most sincerely depr0cate aay m easuTe that
may hdsea Tendency To array Inc PATRIOTIC
state OF Ohio against the general government.
wht, II view ~ the great anchor Of our
hopes, ana the palladium of our liberties.
lac 9Th and Stb resolutions were lost.l
y. RfSotred, That we viii support James w.
Gazlay. tor the Senate of the state al the ap-
proachiu- rlectiou, because we believe hin, TO
be better qualified 10 discharge the duties of
that ini-ortant station than any other candi-
date whose name has been mentioned-be-
cause W. know him 10 be firmly attached TO
the principles OF our republican institutions,
and because The riioie tenor Of his life, which
has heeR principally and HsefuUy deroted 10 the
Sfrrics o. has country, has evtnced degree of
taieut, hrnuess aud Integrity that entities him
10 our friendship and confidrnce.
10 ReSoiced, That we T. i'll support William
Cory, Richard l.. Coleman aud Samuel
NJ Henry for The House OF Representatives,
because their former conduct. as members of
Tie legislature, entities them TO onr confidence
and because We believe il safe 10 rely on mpn
who have been tried, aud have proved faithful
To their trust.
H. ReS0ired. Tina, we will support Isaac II.
jackson tor county commissioner, because we
lave confidence in his integrity and fidelity,
and believe lin Ia be a correci accountant,
and IN every respect qualified to discharge The
duties OF that appointment.
IL Resoired, That IL be recommended, as
the sense OF this meeting, 10 all the good PEG.
pie OF The city of Cincinnati, as well aSio the
county OF Hamilton at large. TO vote Al the en-
sung election IN favor OF convention, rs We
have no doubt of there being many defects in
Our constitution which calls for an immedi-
ate revisal OF that tnsIr ument.
BENZ. Nj. PIATr, Chairman.
NATHANIEL u. PENDLEToN Secy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26

Mr.. Young was ie elected messenger 10
the common council.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26

Captain Lewis, of the ship Neutrality,
arrived al Portland, was plundered on the
6tll August, in lat. IA, IL, n. lon. %, 81,
W. by piratical slip and schooner under
French colors, who sent their boats on
board, full of men, armed with cuilasses.
They lobbed The ship OF all her stores,
part OF her cargo of wine, the clothing OF all
on board, not even leaving them a change
at dress, and wounded two of the crew.
Captain Lewis says, "the best ia formation
l could get Was, that she was from Buenos
A,res the ship Was a prize which they
had manned. The captain think WAS ain
American, who. although pretending he
could not speak English, could neverile-
less read English very well. Her crew
consisted of Spaniards, Portuguese, A.
mericans, and English. One of them was
recognized by one Of my people 10 be
Webster Stevens, oi Kennebunk. Trey
treated us IN The most outrageous manner.
sparing nothing but our lives-and Think
They dld that with regret. ~. Y. ID. Adu. .
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NORGE Is hereby given go al persons nom d, dlns
with ny wife Sarah riuslev ers selling hing ~
her on credit, as avn fesOivrd pay any dsbfs
contracted nv her, THOMAS tiNSLEY.
October III. II..s.,a