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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-24
Notice.

AN Monday the 23d day of August next,
W shall apply to Asahel Enloe and Robert
White. two justices of the peace, in and TOR
the county of Bond, state of Illinois, to be per-
mitted to take the benefit of the law respecting
insolvent debtors, when and where my credi-
tors may attend if they think proper.
GREEN =. RICE.
.Jtu 24-ot23a
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-24

In the Montgomery came $50 passen-
gers (Anabaptists) from the neighbor-
hood of Strasburg, all in excellent health,
and with considerable property. They
are on their way to Illinois, where a
tract of land was purchased for them
last summer.--i6.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-24
S357,453 30

Stock paid in, Sl6O,359 W
Bills payable on demand in circu.
lation, 94,O92 90
Post notes due, 1880 90
do. not due, 1860 90
Deposits of other banks, 27,726 IS
Individual deposits, 3O,931 IS
Balance Of profit and loss in favor
Of the bank, 13,453 80
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-24
that all shah be broke who refuse, in

that all shall be broke who refuse, In
this critical state of his kingdom, to per-
form their duty.
Since the arrival of the last frigate
from Vera Cruz with money, though 1t
was all hripate property, the expedition
at Cadiz has made some progress
About 40 English transports have ar
rived from England, to take troops, I'M
der private contract, which with the
Russians, Danes, Swedes and French
before employed, will make the armada
a confederacy of all the holy allies-this
does not look much like neutrality
though it was whispered that the English
had ordered their cruizers TO capture all
vessels under their flag having troops on
board to be employed against the pa
triots. The Telmo, San Fernando, and
Alexander LIST, 74's, and Diana frigate,
IA, were expected to sail from Cadiz for
Lima about the 9th May, but would
carry no troops--we shall not be surpri-
zed to hear that the cause of this was
because the troops would not go.
1t is stated that the king continued to
grant exclusive licences to trade, as a
means of raising money--to import the
produce of his colonies into the Kingdom
in foreign bottoms on paying the same
duties as are paid in national vessels
to import flour into HAVANA in foreign
bottoms upon paying half the present
duty-which, with enormous forced
loans, when money arrives from the
Indies, and two lotteries per month,
constitute almost the whole system of
finance from which the resources of the
empire are deriyed-whilst in several
parts of it, bodies of armed banditti &C.
cupy the country, plundering all they
meet, numbering many, and in some in
stances have, in parties of 200 strong,
laid towns under contribution
We further learn, that Mr.. VIM. D..
Robinson, who was formally demanded
by the governor of Cadiz, still enjoyed
his refuge at Gibraltar, as governor Don
had manifested no disposition to autho-
rize his being arrested in conformity to
this extraordinary mandate.-Herald.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-24

Jesse L. Holman has declined being a candi-
date for governor Of Indiana, and Christopher
Harrison will be supported for that Office.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-24

The qualifications of electors are thus
prescribed in the 9th section of the I'd
article Of our state constitution -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
zz0<f* I-


D!ED]--On Sunday the oath ult in the 18th year Of
her aye, MATILDA p. LEWIS, the youngest daughter
of Capt. r. Lewis of Abemarie county after a tedious
ard painful indspostoh, which she bore with a pa
cnce and resignation that nothing but r and
trust in her Receenet conld have inspired While The
incorf2ibie hand Of Death hard upon
was no complaining, noi Erosn-when her friends
were weeping around her. her exclamation Was wtep
rot for me, but for yourselves
And art thou, Matilda, of that sacred band
Alas, for us loo soon Though fais'd above
The reach OF human pain, ahoye the 6ieht
OfhunaB joy yet With a mingled ray
or sadly pleasd remembrance, uusi ibou feet
mothers love a mothers tend woe
Who seeks thee still, in many former scene
Seeks thy fair form, thy lovely bean,ins eyes
Thy pleasing converse, By CAV lively sense
Inspired where moral wisdom mildly shone
- without the toll Of ART and virtue giow'd
IN all her smiles, without fri bidding pride.
Hnt % lbou best of parents wipe thy tears
or Tathei Ia parental NaiuTe pay
he tears of grateful joy, who for while
lr,ii thee this younger SELF this opening hioon.
or thy enlightened mind and gentle worth.
Believe The Muse the wintry blast OF death
Kills not the buds OF virtue +; no. they spread
ReHeath the heavenly beam Of brighter sans
Through esdless ages, into higher powers.
THoNPsoE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

except by a ssjaltesn and thirty men, who
waited for the arrival ofan empty Reel boat 10
take the reuln aut OF the lading VI the steam,
boat Expeditions.
On the 10th passed the steam boat johnson
twenty-five miles aboye Font Usage, king 10
something out of order.
On tho 18th, 18th. 18th, met ten or dozen
keei hoais above Boons lick, aScenJi1. with
provisions Tor the troops.
On The 10Th passed the steam boat Jefferson
empty, and l,ing upon ,lie rocks, high aud dr.,
Tour mites below the mouth OF the Great
Usage.
u isrow certain that the troops have lcfi
The steam boats a-d gone on Ia ke.ls, AID
ihat they Will ar,iv" (have arrived Ia all pro-
habihtyi at the Council Bluffs IN lime To shell
Ter Themselves before the commencement of
winter. and To accomplish all the views at the
government foi the present summed. GAJ
M Forsyth, U. 5. agent on the u .rrr Mis-
stssippi arrived IN town few DAYS ago tIun,
the Falls OF st. Anthony
We understand from him that he left Prai.
RE un Chien M company with col. Leayeu-
worm ana detachment of the 5,h Infautr,
early M August, and arrived at the mouth OF
the ~. Peters, just under the Fails, on the
2iit OF the same month. Col Leavenwo rih
established himself OH the spot indicated b,
General (tien Lieut) Pike, and im,nediateiy
commenced the nscessar, works tor the shelter
aud protection OF the troops.
on the way up the detachment halted at
the different Sioux villages, by all of whom
'utN were well treated.
Many Indians from the borders OF the river
81. fierre came down TO the Falls while MIR
Forsyth remained there, all OF whom conduct
ell themselves peaceabiy, aud expressed salts
faction at the arrival of the troops and the es
tablishnent of The military post.
Latest from The HavanG.-By the brig f.
liza, captain Cbazal, we received the Ha-
vana papers 10 The l2ill instant, inclusive,
and The following Letter from our a,trn-
i've Correspondent, dated
Hardna, Oct II.
wrote you on The 9Th inst. per schr.
Comet, since which is nothing important
has occurred-you will notice III yesier
dal's paper the arrival of II. G. NJ. brig
San Fernando frnm a cru;ze. The report
OF tins vessel having captured an insurgeu,
brig Is taise-the report likely arose from
a brush that took place of ST. Antonio
between ii. c. Nj. ship N.usira sen del
Carmen, from Vera Cruz, bound To this
port, and AN lnsurseu, schooner, which
she had The good luck 10 bea, otf, the
captain of the !nsurgeni schr. and veral
oil her men severely Wounded. This YES
sci has not yet arrived, and fears are GU
iertalned oi some accident. She has on
board $500, 600 and OI Iier valuable effects.
Some parcels of fresh Baltimore
Flour have been closed al Is dolls and
bak,'s show more willingness 10 purchase
than They did last week.
- The sclirs. Bella Dolores. Sruperue.
Cos and Vengadoz arrived ...,m the coast
Yesterday brought ahoul $40 Negroes
i he British Commissioners keep very
quiet on this business AS vet.
charleston Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
ELECTION

CINCINNATI, Oct. l5.--1he following
IS an abstract OF the votes taken OF Tues
day last in this city:
oenale.-Wllliam II. Harrison, COS
James w. GaZlay, GO5
The result in The other townships has
mol yet been asceriaiupd but there an.
pears TO be little doubt thai General Hair
risOn is elected, iIiougi by small major
ily. TIE contest in His city was con.
Quoted with unusual warmth and aciivi.
Is, aud has asceriaincd pretty clearly the
public sentiment in relation 10 (br Unied
Siaies' Bank. lie generals convection
viii thai insiilutlou furnished Tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

GROUND ofan opposition which his iohg
and merilorious public services and Ills
desevedly high standing in the public
estimation were barely able To resist.
II may be safely said that u majority oi
those who voled for him are unfriendIy
to The bank, aud were ac,uaIed by consid-
efa,ions OF personal respect and attach
meni. ana hy flsm conviction That his
CONNECTION with II would have no infiu-
encc oa his conduct i'll the legislature.
lGaz.
Oa. l9.-General Harrison is elected
10 he Senate by majority az 3t3 votes
over James w. Gazlay, ESQ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
FiaSfer Of Pa,is for .TaLe


1--WE hundi ed tons French aud Nova Scotia Plaster
white, blue and red, max nfacttued OF in the ~,
waIranled genuine and ofsnp-rior quality. ~
WANTEO-Fionr Barrel SrANkS aud HEAI,iNC
single or double either sice will b., ri,
II delivered immediately. 80 $50
Nov mher Z. 5i..St p HAWAII NJ RI
BY The Governor Of ne Con.tnoneqifL 81 Tjye;,,j,
PROCLAMnTtON
w HEhthS II has been represented to the Execn.
w tive by the Jailer Of Charles City couHty Thar a
certain WILLIAM JACKSON, charged will, nalicio,s
~ shooting, and renanded 10 the Jail Of said county
ny an examining court thereof for further trial did
on the night OF the 0th inst make his escape rn The
SAID jan, aud is now going large have therefore
thought III, BY and with the advice the Council of
state, to issue this proclamation, hereby o1eriu.
reward of one Hnndred Dollars any person or peT
sons, who shall appTehfnd and convey or canse 10 he
conveyed TO the Jail OF Charles City count, Aforesaid
The h"d, OF The said WILLIAM JACKSON: and 4 do
moreover require all officers civil and military aud
exhoft The good people Of the connno ealth to use
their best endeavOprs arrest and secure the said
WILLIAM JACKSON, that he may be dealt with as ,hc
law dg ecis.
Given under my hand as Governor and Under
the seal OF the rOmmoUw ealib, al Kichincud
lSsal.l this 10Th day of October, 1919.
JAMES l. PRESTON
II william Jackson is by trade a tailor low stature
sandy hair, few freckes his face staunixIs hen
spohen to- particularly when intoxicated in which Sit
uaiion he is apt he. 5i.wi.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
Sale Of Land anh NEGROES.

= NIX
B virtue Of deed OF executed The snhscri.
- bers by Francis Goote and wife and n,, rccoi ded
III the general court 10 secure the payment Of certain
sum OF money therein mentioned due TO Rohrg, ora.
ham, Surviving acting executor of James Vie 61ceas
ed, who was surviving partner Lyle MrCIede viii
oe sold, on Friday the tkird ddy Of D6cfnJfr neat
10 the highest bidder a. public auction vT cash on he
premises that well known tract of land beour L. the
estate OF said Francis GOo6e eased lyIng IA the
county Of Pos tatan, containing Eve hundrec acres
Also, twelve negToesor so much Of said property a.
LAY De necessary 10 lh the purposes said deed
SAMUEL TAYLOR
JAMES BRhNDFR,S '"s'ees'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

a " - htR....A young gentleman who uTo-
Il ducr satisfactory recommendann to character
ana talents wishes fo obtain situation as an nstrac
tor. IN some pleasant place, not distant from
thi> cry die would engage for taiary or
MS own risk, should sufficient he given
him. situation in which he coaIa remain seSera!
years or he shend give satisfaction Weuld he prefet.
red letter directed to V. Z. aud sent tie Post
once M Richmond previous to Friday morning rest
vii tnrrt with attention. No, 2 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
TEXAS.

HOMEGROWN. Oct. 27.--It was stated i'm
late New Orleans paper that some Swiss gem
tIemen had arrived 10 that city, OIL their way
TO Texas, which province they stated thew had
purchased aud were about 10 take possfssiou
of. This calls 10 our recollection the fact that
last winter, so;ue Swiss gentlemen were nj
Washington, who, il was understood. had
come 10 The United States fof the purpose of
obtaining OF the American government on fl .
Vorabie terms, grant of very large tract
OF pnblic land, and placing thereon some hun
dredS OF SWISS settlers, with whom they were
connected bat, having ascettained during
their intercourse with several members Of Con.
gress and others, that no such grant cOnid pro-
badly be obtained, they we're (by What means
we never heard brought iRiO communication
with Don Onis, who had just then negotiated
or was negotiating tie treaty for cedng The
floridas, aud that they finally concluded
bargain ut a low rate for a vast portion Of land
~ Texas, subject, however, To the approba-
ton OF the King o( Spain. We do moi voncb
for the truth ofall these particulars bnt thew
were mentioned ~ the time, aud would seem
TO derive some confederation from the circum.
stances mentioned in che New Orleans paper.
From he time that has elapsed since the peril
cd OF this repnted negotiation with Don Onis
aud from the fact Of these Swiss gentlemen
having now made their appearance for the
aVowed peTpose Of taking possession of their
Texas purchase, IL would appear that the bar
gain has obtained The ratification Of tie Spa-
nisb govcrnmegt. tHesspnger.
NASHVILLE, Oci. lG.-Om Thursday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
R;ehmead October AZ. 1910.

TO TIN LniluR
SIN. 1.-THE Mayor in laie paper having corrected
mistake concerning the extent OF the iuisdrti OF this
city mentioned ia his warrant directed 10 The Master ~
Police OF the 27h inst take the liberty OF cabns your
auehtioh u" remark ~ thai subjec; in yonr payer Of
rue izb nst wherein II u stated that extended 10 up
p1os oi t"o mules below osbpt3e's landiu-. his
p!ce Is nearly the most southern az, f ten ties
y in~ ,na, place ana how Sonth lire ffnm az, part
OF te iurisdcional Iue can extend 10 ihst
crossing into the county Of Ch.serhtid hope
sone one VIII have the goodness TO explain.
RICHARD YOUNG, S. CIR.
the foccn Of Gaiesoiite, crroneossiy coiicd Os-
hornets bg many.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
r,epon c ns19t,s oFFlCg, 2Isl oeio6eT. IsIo

r-pyop cm~aanOhS OFHCb, 2Ist October, 1919.
E,hEoh CORRECI 3D.. In my warrant directed 10
- lue WISER OF Police % this city, beating date the
I'h nlimo stated that the ieriI6iciionai limit vss
now asteTaIned 10 he al or near fgsberres n, ~.
county 81 Chesfrfeia." " wy
On more attentiye inspection cf the rYap repo,tsa
~ MT Nichafd Young surveyor % this city hy 6,dsr
% The Court 81 Hastings. nHd that vas IN srt sn
nov inaks knovn 10 al whom II may concrtn M. an
Jpfsdclion NJ the tity ~ Richmond. upon San rfvs
As lah down IN The aforementioned map et,ends fo
siore placed on we lands ~ Richard GIeqofy tsa
about two miics below warwick tos stone riarsa std
~ Broad Rock is5rd. ""''e
~..S'" jobs abkMs. Bs,oy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
MAINE CONVRNElnN

BOSTON, Oci. % -iu o,u iS>t paper.
we gave the Bill of rights and Goustiu
Ton, as reported by the COmud}ic t.-
pointed to prepare The same inti,.
winch, We have the Debates, 1v
important Documents, TO fhgr~f e,
vening la.t. II has been agreed - a,api
The SLY lie and tile of" State of Name" On
The subject OF religious obIigalloas, it has
be II Judged that no legislative power
ought 10 interfere In matters ofcNnScicncr.
On The elective franchise, three mouths
residence Is required 10 quality voter.
considerable disagreement has arisen, In
regard To the limited number ol Repre-
sen,atives, whIc! was moi settled al our
last dale. Tins question, and that of dc
iermininS tie Seat OF Government, Wi!
probably occupy much o; the time Of the
Convention.
BANKRUPT LAW.
meeting was held this day 23d inst of
persons friendly to General Bankrupt Act
IL is SUBJECT which interests thousands {, ep
y, ana on winch, III fact. no difference ofOp,u-
ION seems 10 exist among the great BODY of
The people, although there NAV be in the mode.
OF oblaihing the object
lie great aim Of all is to secure TO the Gre
',Iiois az me property OF tho Debtor: and to
secure 10 lie Debtor 4 discharge on a surreB-
der of il. Ii is plain and simple affair. 7,
only requires that the moment man becomes
Bankrupt. all his right to the property aud
claims he then possesses shalt he Invested
from him and vested in some one. for The ben
eht OF all his Creditors. Make the penalties
very severe-brand with iniamy, both tile
babSrupt and aHy body that aids him. for eve
ny fraud-and make any one that pays The
bankrupt, after lie becomes insolvent, liable
10 pay twice-ana there can be no difficulty.
tut the Debtors Themselves ont OF The
question, aud the interests of the Creditors
a law.
AS the subject now stands. Debtor pays
whom lie Pleases and no body 1t all il he is 20
disposed. What then can be worse than the
present system?
SO far as my knowledge extends, there is no
civilized country in the world with the single
exception of this, where they have not Ba,.k-
Iupt Az. How long will America, suffer her.
sen 10 be behind every other nation in the
world, IN the cause OF humanity.
The meeting stands adjourned to Tuesday
20iiI INST. on the floor OF MerrhaHt's Hall. at ~
O'Clock: general and punctual attendance
OF the friends to the law is requested.
DegrTnd's Boston Sale Repor!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

'E'HiRTf DOLLARS REWARD.-For 0pyrsheHdiRg
i and securing In jan Ssthat get him 0eGiR nero
man SOLONON. The property 81 ne estate of
'rthur dki1, iced. and rho clipped from HGj. HGT-
ry HethS coal Mines in The county Of Chesterfield
sometime in June Jnky 1918. Solomon is .4boNs
fiOeRfy.ttrO or three y6OrS 0id, iOU and rel SET
nith large MI eyes thick lips, and large mOnth-of
d0Tk or G!0ck compile rfOp. Ashis mother ard du
his rC!0tioaS lire ia Ire county Of ChhStsrfeid IL is
"HcsrtGi" ahat T"Wt he has taken 0H masters Of
vessels ana others cautioned from hGrbOpf1g as,
emYiOyiMg him at their pert n. BASkIN.S
1d,a'r ofthe estate Of ArthHr Kin, dfc'd
NDyPmber 2. 2I.t,Irp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

Colonel NORTH has returned from
Harrisburgh, with the commission Of She
rih OF the city aud county of Philadelphia,
and will be sworn iniO office this day.
Tf'hii Ga-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

lie last London accounts are three days
later.-Ihe most prominent al lie is the sail
ing OF Sir Thomas Hardy's SQUADRON from Ply
n1onih--deStinntiOn UnifROcR But il is said I've
sails under sealed orders. which are not TO be
opened ti'l he reaches "A certain latitude--and
Thai lite hasa tN complement OF prime and good sea
men. These circumstances have givena cei-
tain air OF mystery TO his expcdition-aud con-
sidcri1g our unsettled relations with Spain
have impaired a considerable interest TO II i'm
inns couutry.-Nlany think he is bound for Gu
he English l'apeIs infer from an ertra
supply OF stores, that he is bound 10 dis
tani station. Tie expedition was ordered be-
lore the time fixed Tor the ratification of The
Florida treaty had expired - And il was then
salh u VAS hound to the western coast of Soutl,
America To resist Lord Cochrangs Block de
anu his designs upon some BRITISH sl1ips load
eu Win SFecie. This may still he the CASE
Inc expedition carries out an English minis
ter TO Braz,ls
Instead OF Com. HardS's SQUADRON cousisf-
ing of i'rCire sail OF the line (as late Bonopne
article states it,) it 10 positively asserted TO
CONSIST only of two 7fs, The Yeugeur and Su
peTb and two frigates. the Hyperion and
GiendowrI ; and that instead of occupying
Cuba, as some OF onr politicians have enfssed.
lor taking our Mediterranean squadron, as 9th.
ers nave lrnted)" their defamation was, in
iact, TO TIE Pacific Ocean to ACT IA the vio-
lent Conduct and hl0ckading DEGREES of Lord
Coclraue night make necessary We uul,e-
sitailngly confess, that This is decidedly orr
own impression.
Hunt has arrived in triumphal procession in
bOndon.-Ihe toast and inucs giyen al the
dinner OF the Crown aud Anrnsr are almost
JaeoDinlral. they breathe bold and deieTKin-
ed spirit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
Look at tbs! !! s 50 Rero!d.

y ANAW Az from rhe subscriber living in Buckingham
county, or the road leading from New Canton TO
Lyhchhnrg, about miles south of the courthouse on
me night OF the 9Th October last negro uIam called
anu shown b' lie name OF CAnbRiCK, fofmcry called
nICh ny trace blacksmith, about 40 years of age,
black complexion. Of low stainTe sa, about fee, or
inches high, speak; plain hut slow, u eyes and Of
high forehead and whai is generally ended
his hair short but thin has lost mis- law teeth
which may be discovered when he laughs lie bad
when he went away pair of new ozuabnIgS breeches,
ana biack double Wove yarn coat he carried away
nall worn linen Shirt pair Of corded velvet bTeeches
ana white walsicoAt. He formerly had wife in the
lower end OF Cumberland in the HeighbOThood Of Capt
Mumford's where 1t Is supposed he rtsoIis. Any
person who shall take sp the SAID slave and confine
hH in jail so thai get him again, II within the county
shall receive % reward III out Of the county the
above mentioned. A. GARNRTr.
November z. 5l..St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

The last sale of puhiit h.hd. a, Ifnrts,.
orons la Sioo y0I Tor 59s25 acres Tins was
principally morriain had on the ridge d,vid-
Inv the waters Of tn, Tent es>re fiufl those OF
Mobile Bay. Tie Alabama Republican pro-
peilN con=ratnlsies Itself that the spirii of
hsi bidding Tor pcbc lands has very ctnsi-
derabiS abated"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

DICE hereby given, that an application viii he
made TO the ensuing general Assembly for alter.
atoms ana amendments Of the existing laws Of Inc
Manchester Tarnpike Company.
October %. 80 ,-s-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

rics of the officers OF tic General government
aud clerks of the several departments. one
fourth Also 10 enact laws LAYING heavy du-
ties and imposts on foreign merchandise, and
such as VIII encourage aud promote domestic
manufactures W. null extent Of our ration
al means. Also 10" drsft 4 memorial IN res
pectful terms Ia the legislature of penns,iva-
MIA PRAYING that a law be- passed reducing
their wages from to doila,s per dsy aud
.rcdnr'ng all public si.iatios and cst,enuItuses
as mach az ptat tlcsble"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
HEAVY WHEAT.

WOODSTOCK. (VW) October 2O.-Mr.
Jacob OF Of this place, raised wbea, this
wear which weighed Siqy.seven pounds to
The bRshei! II was weighed by Mr.. Sto.
yer, aud aItesied by several witnesses.
Mr.. George Ou's crop ofwleat averag-
r'l sc ID round. The above was of tie
White kind, anil surpassed in weight any
tliat we have ever seen published.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS RENARD Raraua v
from the subscriber about the i5thJuy last, negio
lad between 10 and 20 years 81 age by The same OF
BILLY, sometimes calls himself BILLY GURAN1 ere
reg rather lonser than the other pdni TO be discover
60 when Wakng-one big toe off at the first OF second
yomt-the Other toes on the same foot dislguTed by
most-aboui feet ihches high II is presumed that
lie has goue The mountains or to the comfy oS
Coco bland, where be was Taisedbe was bought bt me
OF Col Thomas Miller Of GOocbsnd county. l viii
give tue above reward To any person who viii deliver
NE the said negro IN buckingham e. UNITY near gs,,t
cTsek, or secure him IN jail that get him agaig
FoV.2. Gl..U CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON