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Canton Grapes.

INOUR cases Canton Grape, containing 90
L pieces, superior quality, and assorted CO.
lors. Just received and for sale BY
October 26 WIN. FOWLE d 20
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Family Flour

OF very superior quality, manufactured
" from best white wheat for sale by
nov is cost ISRAEL JANNEY, jr.
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LEATHER,

Which he will sell low, and from experience
in said business can confidently Sc "cit their
patronage. In return he obIigates himself 10
do all in his power to merit the same. All
orders punctually attended to.
N. B. The highest price given for Country
Hides, and Upper Leather. and Calf Skins in
the rough THOMAS T.. TULkY.
October Is
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Notice.

vyNEIE subscriber respectfully informs hi,
l. friends and the public, that he has taken
The house formerly occupied by :ALBoT,
WILSON 6. Co. where he intends to keep a
supply of all kinds of
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Aromatic

FNVIIIS Snuff, as celebrated for its agree.
4 bic fragrance as for its efficacy IN ln ,s
cure OF recent catarrb and slow ner'ou,
headache, is used and approved by the pre-.
sent professor Of chemistry in the uhite!iI, o
ty of Cambridge, Mass. and by some OF i H.,
most respectable gentlemen OF the iacg J.;
in the United States-It is also particu1isa,..
ly recommended by DR. Waterhou'e' Iss
professor of the theory and practice Of PIX
sic, IN the above eminary-whose cef"D
cate accompanies each bottle.-Sold o{
JAMES KENNEDY l. SON.
Sole Agent, for AleIaasf''
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Take Notice

TNHAT pay no debts ofany person. con-
l. tracing in my name except IN order
from me. ALEX. PERRY.
October 9 sw4w
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Tar.

ENOUR HUNDRED bis tar, in good order
Il and for sale by ABIJAH ADAMS,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10
RICHMOND, AUGUST 10.

South Hest Mountains, 9TH .Hug. 1919.
SIR This section Of The state Is visited, tis
season, by ii drought OF almost unprecedented
duration. Its effects on the corn crop and on
waicr courses, Surpass those produced bv The
great drought OF the wear, 1876. L is Only by
vast eXertiou with the hand-srike than boats
loaded with three lIpgsheadS OttObaccO can he
gotten over the shadows of James River Tie
mills are nearly all dry. Aud the corn ia witi-
ering in the fields From information which
! have recently received bS letter, aud verbal-
", from different sources, II appears that this
calamity not OuiN extends in line from n ca
rOlIna to Maryland hut that IL Teigns through
out the middle country. trust that lower X
western Virginia are more fortunate. Hdppi-
~ Tor Us, the crop of wheat l. generally anIIn-
dani and OF good qualitS. IL is, however to
he unprecedented. that lie gsneral pressure for
money. may induce too many Of our farmers
10 send 90 market the whole of their crops
needless of the coming scar CITY. Ii is painful
Ia think OF tie sueriugS aud privafions thai
hover over the heads of thousands and tens 0f
thousands OF poor families living on the rjdr-
e., whose biighied helds will scarcely Weld a
peek OF con- to the thousand hills. | hone
MIR. Editor, tia, you sill awaken the public
attention To this important subject, and by eli
CttinS IntOTmai!un,as To the degree aud extent
OF the prevailing evIlayert future Suffering by
timely precauiiOn. n SUBSCRIBER
We agree with ga subscriber" about the
uidIy al hi, Iimt OF AN Agricultural Re
part, from each c0uu'y or district OF the
state. We respectfully invIe coinm,mi.
Gallons upon the subject. Could we per
s0ade sUme intelligent post master, ia
each district, To give Il, the average crop
oi wheat, Tie staieand prospects 0fcorI.
and tobacco monthly unili these twu lasi
crops came ~, lie work mig The prompt
Is and satisfactorily done. but Wc invite
intelligence from all quarters ou This IN
ieresung subject. Editor.
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SPIRIT OFLIBERTY.

Tie legislature Of Bardadoes have re-
Gently passed resolutions, declaring that
any attempt To- establish any lax, duty or
fees on The inhabitants of that island by
the lU-d commissioners Of the British trea-
sury, is Illegal and ought TO be resisted !;
lnsiiuctIDg their agent In England 10 re-
monsirale against these attempts, and 10
protest that they are IN open violations Of
the inherent liberties pfthe people Of that
colony, who can Of right be taxed Only
by their own representatives. These pro-
ceediDgs will recall to minds OF the Amcri.
cans The spirit which led their tOreiaihers
10 resist British taxation, ard 90 assert
their rights and liberties. We hope thai ihc
same success may attend tue resistance
OF all people whom their rulers may al
tempt TO tax unidwi~Ily Or otherwise Cp-
press
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sest, emolament. Office or title ofany Kind
whatever, from, any king, princeor foreign
state. u. y. &. sect. o, art. :. Dr. =.
rrfurnS tile presen, promptly " iihOui as!.-
my the consent OF Congress. Ia these
iiInes, really, such an amecdote Is truly
rcire >iiiAg.
FROM THE GFoRG gTowN MESSENGER.
NeSNs Dam q Co.-tt is with mingled feel
hs> OF pride ana pleasure that 1 talId You for
publication the ionowin. iiuIe anecdota COM
niuntcaled 10 me by one OF our distintmishc
naval oihcerS, Just ainved irum The oiedIter-
rdneau.
When the Frank lin "a was lvin. off Naples
the Emperorand Empress of Austria, and the
king OF Naples, expressed desire TO visit the
sup ana were accordingly received on an
appointed day, with all the hOnonrs due 70
taeir exalted stations. Aroyslsalnte was fred
the yards manned, aud the bOatSwains piped
their majesiieS on board OF one of the finest
ships ~ the world. Nothing was spared Nv
oar gallant cOmmdnder To reader the visit OF
his Imperial aud Royal quests agreeable +: and
'"VN expressed III Tue most nndisguised
nidnher IN. pleasure they felt at their recep-
non ami their anaZeineut al sceue which. 10
'httr imperial Nlalesties especially was so
entirely hnyel. An uufortuna Il accident how
ever, interrupted the pleasures of the dav
The chamberlain o. tie Empress fell down the
main hdtcliway aud brok q hi, leg which ho,, =
even, was immediately set, on the spot in The
most skiltui aud satisfactory manner, nv the
surgeon oi The ship, Dr SALTER. This unfoI-
t"i'ate event OF course caused great deal OF
anxiety and as soon as the chamberlain was
placed IN litter. their majesties accompanied
iiiin on shore. The next day th, EnIpeyor
sent Dr Saiter purse containing one hul-
died donbioons, (htteen hundred doliars)
~"tch, however, was promptly returned 10y
thAt gentleman. viii, a note stating his reasons
i"' ~ dong, which were, simply, that he
was an American officer, and had eone no.
ti,'n. bnt has dniy." The astouishment OF the
Emperor aithiS unlocked. tor rctHrn. was eN-
ceS>ive bat he coald moi hut opeuly express
'i's admiration Ui tie independence nj clidr,c-
Ten displayed by tie American SURGEON. His
conrtter,, however, were thunicr>tuck -" To
fetHrH The preScnt o! ana Emperor Santa Ma
RAJ! AND 100 dOublo0us too r-And lhey held
mp their hands iu admiration ofan act wheel,
lhe> had never heard q! before, aud whici.
iheN tell they could MOI initiate.
ltis ny s"ch acts az these, ;hat we may ex-
pe"i ear national character 10 be established
abroad naval victory may make u feared
thu; tins moral victory, ii may so termit
m"Si 'uake us respected aud esteemed: and
cannot tdii 10 shed additional lustre on The
Using glory Of ouI navy. L.
dshinE iOu.
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perfect security from the attacks of an exter-
nal force, such backwards, ma gszines and con
Neniences, tor the building, repairing aud sup
plying ships of war. and Tor making other Ma
val equipments, shall be erected, that no
DELAY, .Iising from amy deficiency of supply,
can happen on an emergency, durius long
war, either To single tiigate, OF tleei OF ves-
seis. The commissioners have therefore TO
consider great variety OF topics-ali those
means OF defence which are presented by Ma
ture, aud can be Increased by the efforts OF
science, as we'll as those which result itom eX-
traordinary density OF populations. They are
also To consider the course OF winds, the rise
of tides, the depths of channels, the facility OF
egress aud iB=ress, piiotage. anchorage ami
dangers of nayigation-the ease or difficulty of
blOckade--the present state OF the nasal esta-
blishmenis In various piaces-'he idcility OF
obtaining mechanical labour, and the excel
lence OF the workmen to tie procured, the ca
liabilities OF making docks to be found in each
port, aud the abundance of supplies to be OBJ
,ained, either vi ship timber, rigging, prov-
eiuns OF Soameu.
Some of these objects are obviously of Sc
condary aud others of primary importance
II Is probable that no place, will COM
biue the whole OF the advantages which
we have noticed Some ports ma, admir- of
complete detence-whicii have little depth of
water and therefore no capacity for "a dock
Yard whilst others may possess the greatest
water facilities, which cannot he efectually
Jetended-neither OF which descriptions of
places can be considered suitable for II great
naval depot. The mann principle will there
rore be TO determine upon that port, which
combines IN the greatest degree The PRIMARY
requisites, OF capacity for deieuce without
enormous expenditure, and noble water faci-
lities--ihe opinion with regard 10 the first
VIII be given sc suppose by the officers Of En-
Sineers, and with regard 10 the latter by the
"tticers OF the maryland Congress will then be
able 10 JUn.e themselves. what is most com
formabie 10 the Lest intei esis OF the country.
Boston Int.
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= - Y NJ 7 = III INSI
Canandaigua, July "a, 1910.

PHILADELPHIA, August 5 ~. S.
BANK SToCK-96 offered, 9S asked, Tor
a ic" shares, bmi 10 sales this forenoon.
In New Iorh yesterday, 9GR offered, 81!
asked.
A writer in the New York Commercial
Advertiser cOrreCts the statement, that
NJ. Gu1LLE'S late ascension in !; balloon
was tie first one of the kind executed IN
America, ami says that " on The Sil Of
January 1893, ~ BLANCHARD assembled
from the State Prison in PHILADELPHIA.
precisely ~ 10 o'clock, A. NJ. in the pre-
srmrc OF Tie late ii!usinOus George W ash
lngiOn aud many Thousand spectators.
lho day WAS iipc, and Tie weather clear
and serene. When he went up, he had
two flags, the one French and the other
American, both Of wic. lac continued
io wave so long is he remained III sight.
lie descended at place III New Jersey
about IL miles from Philadelphia in less
Than All hour after lis ascent, and was
al The theatre on the same evening, where
be was received with ibe most nnbOunded
applause" FranhHn Gu.
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e>J- Grind Vocal and Instrumental Co,se,a
toR rils BENEFii or MRS. GREEN
L!f ~ SrSAaNG:; =. ar IifE hACLE HOTEL,
1'A by AIRS. sULLr, by several nusicaI x.n,i,m.a os
,his eiv eld by the whole Orchestra OF The Isi,,an
ne cSneere~'ii be performed under The III
PART THE FIRST. ts
SyEtphony--By Mszart..........sr RIM, r,>n
S"ns--i never will prove ankind Il, - -
uee, III. Paiv)... -...............nK nt,uo,s
Song --Soiils wait ye southern br.e.
LeS-'oS uo"h).....-. ...............MEs. GpykS
QUO ." Tue ,,,anG, accompanied onl SNss. suLLr N
Sohg-Wil >su say farewell my 800
Love tx Moore. ..................nRs cr,s.,,
Concerto for the violin, (vIottO ....'SSs ~ 49,,
soag-whlsi with village maids 4 --"-'
stray, (irom the fasOrltr opera of
~ hosha, BY desiTe.... ................nKs eRr,S
Difo puete..... NICHOLS a ANS cRIrs
PAhf The SECOND.
overture. (mozar). ................. F,IIt p.Nn
sohg-Why did she give this uow'ty
sone~Tm, mi I,t ',.:...:.,,,''.'.-...nR NICHOLS.
song-1hs celebrated song, Just nke "A-N
Ioveis yondsr rose (by Braham) orrrN
variations Tor the violin. TO the IA
sote bai'ad OF Robin Adair, com. =,
poseu dhu' played by Observation-Disclosures nr r,t,
ne" patriotlc ssng, called the &c.
mus OF COLUMBIA, Strike the
FINAL. '.''....-.......-.....SRs. oRfrS.
SJro commence precisely a. o'cieck.
80. ,,ese's 10 &c bad at Mr. Finwbyisosn's Bock
s'oe Nthe bar OF the Eage Hotel and OF Mrs t;rr.,
Mrs Raf'ing's Boardinghouse.
SS-"voL ENAhiNATioNs...T The under sisned feel
-" auNn which they oweto The public TO Mrs TaxJ.,
hei pupils, to state the pleasure they received tron
auenuihe bet examination the 2stb OF Juy Is n =
We DO not remember thai one Of the rounp Isdss
s s IN English grammar, ibongh dleren, authors
huetiinhairy taken up were put into iher hands a,
parse In astronomy ana the use of The globes lhey
were eNataihed BY Dr. Field and sDswer,s Wi, ~.
"aiAao,e pfonpiu"ds aud pfecison. In Roman Gre
% "nu eHgilsb histor, the examination was
D. MIS- ia,ior, Doctors May and Robinson alt.,aaiy
% a1"go questioned "ith the sTeate,i strctnss we
ou'' oeneVe thai three que siions were missed a.
""' cue whoe OF The classes, in uamy hours In m.
s"hatpn M geography the and uinn,ru.s.
., An"w'edse displayed, by the ,oupses of tbr
"p's and heir familiar acquaintance IN Tue mans
were noticed by US Wiih pleasure and ssfp,ise
(S'shsul RlCHiRD tiELD
JACOB GRlGG
THOMAS RogIRsoN
JOHN McCREiRY
/ u BENJAMIN IA MAY
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u Heorico Counfy CoUt, August Sd, 1919

IN He0rico COUhty Court, august Sd, 1919.
AkptRED That the folio wing rates be established
Tor REGULATING the taveins ~ the county Of Henrcn
10 W.T. For breakfast shnga,; Tor 4 dinnrt sb1
mugs Tor siprer, sbillings tvI nights lodging
y peace Tor quart Of Madeira wine 81 sbiiiines for
quar- ~ port vine. shilings for quart # punch
made with loaf sugar shings Tor quart Of tuddy
smiling aud rence for gallon of corn II rents ::
Tor one pound az fOddcTOT hay, for pasutaqe
or stabeage for horse per night pence for INT
We OF p1itef nr strong beer County nade) sbiings
'"r BRUSH p5ft"r or strong beer shiugs aud ~ pgo
portion TO sbiilines per gallon for whiskey aud IL
shiiliHgs TOT rum brandy.
a Copy-Teste, J. u. wHIrLOCKE, CHIC
hUpustfO
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SEPARATION OF MAINE,

lhe votes from CO towns in the Dis
trict of Maine, Oh the question OF sepa-
ration, stands as follows:
Yeas 1000 Nays3 $50.
IL appears certain" says the Boston
Ceniinel OF Saturday, that a majority
lar exceeding The 1900 required by law, in
favor ofiia measure, has been obtaiued;
and that the separation is inevitable
Though we regret the result, we most
heartily biz the citizens OF Maine, God
speed"
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- hNAWhG from The subscriber on he Pad of March
~ fisyiYania, likely negro wau rained Chqyirs
wh' purchased Of Christopher Ioiubkins, of kim
"hItan co'niy Charles IS about feet ar @ inches
nis'! - years Vt age OF Yellow complexion aud has
whiskefs he has free vile living near the Poor
tonse, ~ RchnOnd, where he has becH seen aud pro.
pabV now IS OF perhaDs ~ the neiebhOrhool he vas
Brought IRON. Any peTson who will deliver me the
sald negro or secure him In the Jail Of richmond shall
receive ibe above reward. JOSEPH SMART.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10

We learn iha, Genl. James Wiuches-
ter, The COMMISSIONER appointed Tor that
purpose, has completed The running OF
The line, between tins State and the
Che kasaw indians. The hoe run by
The General is d continuance of the line
run soine years ago, by GrnI. Coffee, as
Ear West as the Tennessee river, and il,
IS understood, thai tie distance t.o,A he
ennrssee, due west. on the 35ih de-
gree at lat'ude 10 the Mississippi, is ore
hundred and fen miles. Tire iunr strikes
The Mississippi, about lalf mitc below
the lowest point OF President island, and
about seven mites be!ow tosl Pickering
by walter about len miles below ilp
mouth OF " off river, by water. and abou,
seven due south, by land, of The same
poIhi. NGShriHe GaS.
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ImeMtn Dnllnrx Rrn.n,,d

Z AtSENIEb from tbs Barracks iu the eity of R,cn
- mona CHARLES W. CHRISTIAN and FREDERJc
"ooL LEY, soldiers oftbe public guard. CHARLES ~
ista" Is rom the county OF Amherst aud stale OF
dseo ~ yeaIs, rnddy complexion hazel ewes
darn hair, sndby profession rIr,I ~. ,y.s @ 80,
Aen away bi relation of bis from said county who
vas WIN MN the day bef're he deserted and lam in
"eu ne'u out great inducements him to leave NJ h
place.-ffederic Woohey is from, the county OF Flu
% n ana state OF Vr2na, aged 30 Years feet inch
S :" 'at complexion. brown hair hazel ewes aud
"; procession tailor. He will nu dcubt bs found -,
'"r town OF Columbia whrie his family reside
ine ABOVE reward s he paid for a, delivery f ho,
70 e, OF ih my absence the coninaudau Of The suard
OF Ten dollars Tor either for the Occurring of iben IN
any jail IN this comnonwean upon dnc info-ns,i.
"s sasen ~ me theIeof. BLAIR BOILING
.--sus' ~, z'-.4t Capt. CONG Public Guafd
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FCDUCATIoN....A schoo'win I've conunata the en-
~ sang year, under The direction OF the subscriber
AZ Pleasant Grove. the residence Of Mr.. Tb H. WALTON
mics ABOVE Gainesville. IN this seminary will be
taught the GTeel ttiu and EHgsh languages together
with RengTarhy, feaaing. writing, arithmetic ana En
glisn grammar The school viii commence on Monday
the 10th 0fIaanaTy 1890 aud terminate on tie I0lh Of
December, t'l"UiH the mouth Of August being fe
served ior vacation TIE price of tuition viii be 30
per scholar, to be paid semi annually. IN advance.
ar W fOU viii accommodate scholars with board
~ = 100 Y iein 10 he paid half yearly in advance
eacb b"ardeT furnishing mis- bed ana canlles An
additional Sum of 40 will I've requir ed each boarder
not furnishing his bed. II All persons wishing To
engage scholars previous to The first September gi
make their applications TO mr.. W0ifOU, who sauthor
zed 20 receive them. No scholar will he aditie into
the school for shorter period than The whole term.
EDWARD l.. NELSON.
Cumberland, Augusta. -
'lR subscriber Intends petition tie next VIRGINIA
Assembly TO pass an act permitting bin t. thruw
dan across Ware creek. from his land in New KEN
abntinE On that belonging to the estate VI James Banks
dec for purposes To he therein specified.
August 10. 97..wsw THOs. MYAUX.
~ Tie 4ih inst. took from on beard John Couchs
- boat, head man Stephen, two bagsof CORN about
! bnhels. The desired o prove property aud
pay Cnsrees ~ }, viii be splu ~ iLe lsw directs
Aug ~, /, bsaf. IL. l,srbo,.
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Few anecdotes are mere pleasing than
The Que Told IA the following article. DR..
salier las raised his own character and
that Of lis country. There j. no feature
so noble, in tie national character, as dis
inieTesteduess. The fdCfis, DIS. has but
obeyed the constitution Of lis country
perhaps without rO..rClineHs provision.
" No person holding any office OF profit
or trust undpT tlem, shall, without tie
coEseat oi CCngi so, accept Ol any pre-
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PRESIDENTS RETURN.
TO THE EDITOR

AUelNarIe, Ia J 1ngHst @, 1919.
80 The President 81 lie United States
accompanied by his nephew, Lieut.. Mon.
roe, aud NF. Go,crneur, arrived ai lis
seal ln tbis county, ~ the ID instant, aud
lell that for Washington on he 4th, IN
tending TO reach Tia city on tie Slh. lie
Is much worn down 10y fatigue, but seems
70 be IA good health and SPIRITS
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Staples of tie i1ickmoy.d AIa,.ket

Tobacco 1 80 to o Corn = l-Fluur. new
5 6 a 25-Nieai 81 a92-WheatS l d s OIL
Hemp > l2O li0 per iom--0ais, 90 C.
GrOcelieS.-St. Croix Sugar 10 Is Gems.
good-Barhadoes do. I'm. % do 100 ALI
Coffee ia 81 cts. per lb.-M olaSses a. a 50
cts. per galloa Cut Hcrrings 5 4 a ST. per bbl
Bacon, Ill ai3 cts. per lb.--Rum " est India
80 d 80 CHS. per gallon.
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the order 10 let 90 The ropes which held
HE balloon, when IL Instantly rose with
astonishing rapidiiy. AT The moment,
the wind changed To y. w. and blew "A
gale, taking the balloon across Tie trees
Ia the garden, and enlangled the car in
The branches, some or which were carried
oil. The balloon then assembled with as
ionishInS rapidly 10 the height OF 1900
iaihoms, with ineApressible grandeur aud
amid the Shouts OF Tie populace.
Al Tins time, II Was necessary that Mr..
u. should have perfect command of hun
self, and of the ropes by which his VEIN
Gle was attached To tie balloon the
branches of trees had got amongst them,
aud caused SOME couiusiop. To get al
them, and clear the ropes, il became ne
cessary 10 throw over the flags, which was
performed when "a, about halt the height
he ascemded. Every thing being then
right. he continued his journey upwards
I'LL new difficulty presented Itself. The
greatest interest of The scene Was in Sc
paraiing the parachute from Ih.. balloon;
had he assembled higher, The tlirk clouds
he was about TO encounter, he Was appre-
bensIve, would hide him from view. Un
der these considerations lie was induced
To deiach the parachute rather sooner
than originally intended.
On cutting the ropes the parachute fell
rapidly about 800 feet before il expanded.
his Was The most trying moment To Mr..
u. as well as TO the spectators. But the
cord then acting according TO his inien
lions, The umbrella opened, and The car
descended gradually, the wind taking i,
across The East River TO The spot where
he finally aiishlvd.
No Information had been received las,
evening OF the balloon, MIR. q. supposes
that the .s'is Was 100 muCh heated which
prevents the opening at the valve, all il
Is cooled IN HE air. The pubic have been
SO niuciI gra,iiied in Witnessing ,iie ascent,
they " Ill be glad 10 hear of lis safe res
toraiIon 10 lie owner.
So little confidence existed as 10 tie
success at Ibis experim ut, we are sorry
10 state, that Mr.. q. has made great
sacrifice III order 10 demonstrate lis prac-
ticahiIiiy, very frw having contributed TO
The expense. But all arc now pleased and
satisfied, and il is believed HAT on a
second performance, he will lave no rea
son 10 complain of the want Of librraliy
III the ci,izensol New York. 10.
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NollCE.-The subscIiDeTs being DESTROYS To- bring
theiT old business to close quick as possible
heths inelhod oTeqnCsII those indebted to them TO
c"le forward aud make Immediate payment as no
longer indulgence eau he given. Those therefore ta
90 MOI aied To this nOtice, expect suits TO he
Instituted against them indiscrinira,eiy Mr. M.rtin
iohns IS authnrzed to receive any MONIES due them
"eJ nave removed their office to OF plain Samuel
q hdaWs's houses Oh Cary Street.
AngdSt -. 25.wiE r. g. uoIrtNS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10
EXpEDITION Tn TEXAS.

EXPEDITION TO TEXTS.
The Louisiana Herald, OF tie I'D of June,
states that orders have been given tor the
troops at Nachiioches TO march to the Sabine,
TO prevent the passing of auxIiaries or sap
plies. TO the Independents in the province of
Texas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10
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