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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-21

John VAN LEW CO.-fIaye received BY The ITO
- bert Fulton and James Monroe, via New York owe
hundred ana hhsen packages Of HARDWARE, CUTIE
Rl aud SADDLERY-wbIch with their former stock
renders their assortment very complete.
on hand, large assortment OF BOILING CLOTHS
Of the most approved quality. Also FTcebOJH aud
Pe0Se'S PATENT PLoUGBS.
May IL. 2..N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-21

= deed Of trust executed to nv John Miller. Of
Tue county of Cumberland, In the payment of
Certain sums Of money to Lew IsbeIl aud his assigns
aud recorded in the county court of Cumbe rland-W
be sold on the premises, for cash. the 23d day OF
June merit so much of tTnct Of LAND, conveyed 10
me by said deed, aud now occupied nv jain Miller iy
ing ia he county OF Cumberland. and bounded by Ap
p"matnN river. and the lands ri Wm Randolph Hughes
TaylOT's heirs and VIM. Walker as will pay the sun
now due on said deed to John Edloe's admx (paIt Of
said deed having been assignee her 10y Lewis lsbe
and the expenses Of ibe sale. GRO: BOOKER.
Nay7. i7 lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

ENSC iPED from the stable If Mr. i-,.ss tell, nf
A. Manchester, on the 18th lust. q slnaI d,.l BAY
MAX, with one white hind foot, aud PAGES wr',
years ola last spring IL is supposed that she will A.
tempt 10 go TO Prince EdWaid county, where she
vas raised. will give reward 81 tes doIiars 10 anv
person Who will deliver the sad my residence
near hopTe'sOrdinaTJ IA Prince Isawaid esnnty.-
June ~. - HEhftI n. MAIklAG.
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tCONMU SiCATED.
DiEDl-On Sunday, the fifteenth liiirnn afry - shnrt
butpanul Illness, Mr.. ROBERT RANSOM III t;,onces
Ter Courthouse IN the sixty first year Of has age He
wasa kind husband AN affrciionate father and I'M
.indHh master lie had acIed for hummer of ycats IN
tbr capacity Of taveTnkeeper in which situation he IS
neieved % have afforded very general salisfaction His
death u pnbic. as well loss TO his family
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

Capt. Davidsoa, at New York, fran Porto
Rico, informs, that il was currently reported
al Marguerite, that Coni. jolly had been dis
placed from The cOmmsnt OF Ills squadron Of
hive sail, his conduct not hayins beep satisfac.
tory to Admiral BriOn
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Gloucester Loto Grounds for SqIe.
TQy virtue % deed Of trust executed to rs Nv Jobg
- p Shields AID wife, OF record IN the count,
court Of GloueeseT TO secure Thomas lockwood ths
pay meht of suGdTy sums OF money therein mentioned
we VIII on saturday the ttreHfV fourth dag ~ Jutg
neH'at eioucesisr COURTHOUSE, Ia Ont Of tie issei
iormefiy Kept BY Robert Rsnsone proceed to sell fyf
cash " isf " not the next fair day (SuUday executed
70 the hgbett bidder tract Uf land containing Us
unation 5s4 acres, be the more or less lsinq in
gloucester COUNTY ,Nt being tbe same iand sold ~ said
Shields, " he said JhoUias L0gWoOd and on which
Accnuntthc money nov 10 be made Is due ur the our
ctsseibereot " bordefed by the lands Of feidint
Lewis, Dr. Saul S. Grimm. Mrs. Susau Bgrd -Suf
Others, ~ much thereof shall be snll.ceBt 10 a.
usy ihr sum oisolveJ BY the chancellor Ter ibv VIII
aushWF district NJ this jams term 1919 or decfced
gov to be paid together with The costs Of executing
coed Of irssi sEd the expences arising from carving
said trust deed into execution sc. This AZ elscan
estate suffice io re 10 raythcfc more desirable
iarm 70 tue sire n Tin virginia particularly or those
who wish to reside in The lover county u brug a..
most an ietn'e inwgonRds very large gfoynfon o
o. The sale Nili positively take place ~ the iime ana
place, u The money - mn orrviautlv peid
JOIN =" e. HoHENr &C. tNtgT-r
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"k'EN DOLLARS REwARD... .StTayed ron, Inv Uiar-
u taijon IN Powhatan. soue few weeks si,ce .ihtee
yonng MULES, (three years old this spfing) one OF
whish is sofrel tue other two either brown OF bay
ibey all marked Ivy slid about az inch long ~
up Of oGe ear believe the left. they we're seen near
Pow hatan Courthouse aud will probably ooniftis. no
the county 40 they came fOn Kentucky. Tie sbo,,
reward viii be paid their delivery John aBdy or
on being informed where they are taken up 50 tkst
yet them agaln. HARRY HErH.
Chesterfield county, June %. IgU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

M ILrARl LANDS....Casb will be given Tor So
AVE- dierF' military Lands lying on Missouri river iG
or To Tue subscriber Il. Hall.
June ~. IA vly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

NOhNiriED In Bnckinga IN Jail on tie 10th OF spri
~ last. negro niaH by che name Of NED ne -
black stout aud weii made nearly six feet sb belong
ing I" The estate "f Randolph JeiirrsOn. ihe owner -
requested - pave his property aud take gbe said fo
away olberwsebe wiz ne Disposed the Law directs
lame ~. u iDHN McRkYNOIus t,tI,r
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A EGROEV IYlNTI.,-ii

ENASH and the highest prices viii I've given fir iew
- likely Young Negroes, ny applying atihe Washington
taVtrnt anJ time between tbiS and the hTs day %
g"st WM. HARDING.
jur;s %. igs.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

n LIBERAL PRICE will be gwen Tor lrur " i've
"A thousand dollars Of the old debt %. the state Of
virginia, bearing all interest Of cent, by ibe sub
scTiber. CARTER n PKGE
June n. ia ets
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For Rotterdam,

,aEXe For Rotterdam,
.SxsszzAzsaE. The Ship Protection, moss ~
C'p ,'ont For freight or passage apply Messrs Ed
Cunningham Co. Richmond, or the Subscribers
al PetefsbuIE. VIM. BoWDEA & co.
Jhhe n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22
FROM CHINA

In addition 10 The interesting Canton
Shipping list which we his da, publish,
MIR. Topiiif, onr Boston correspondent,
informs us, that lie amount of property
exported from Canton the last year by the
Americans, exceeded that by The English
East India Company nearly half million
OF dollars.-The amount OF exports Nv
the Americans, nearly 8 ,00C, u0o AMI by
the English about 2, 500, 900. nv. Y. Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

by the constitution II have. a;so endea-
vored Ia shew that tile supreme court
has, without authority, and in the teeth
OF great principles. creafed itself the CT
efnsive judge ia this controversy. have
shewn that these measures may work an
entire change la the constitution. and
destroy entirely the s's'eau'horities. In
he prosecution OF this plan, II has beeu
deemed expedieni 10 put the state irgis-
iatures ho's dac0nltat. They mi.h, serve,
at least, TO concentrate public opinion.
and arrest. as they have heretofore done.
the progress OF federal usurpafion. The
people OF tins vast country, when Their
slate Legislatures are put aside, will be so
sparse and diluted, that they canuoi make
any effectual head against AN invasion of
heir rights. The triumph over our liber-
lies VIII be consequently easy aud COM
piete. Nothing can arrest this calamiiy.
buf convicti6n ef the danger heinz
brought home 10 the minds of the peonle.
That people, who, in this country .raye
heretofore, pnt down the enforcement OF
The sedition law, which, in ,lescyrs Of
Tue Judges was entirely unexc. piona- i
Die J: that people who, ia Eng land, re-
versed The infamous Judgment, III The case
oi snip money, and The no less Infamous
dpcfrInes of Mansfield, on She law of IL
bells, can reverse tie Judgment now in
question. To Iha, authority rDpeal. (
invoke no revolutionary oriusurrrct,ouarv
measures. only ctaiin thai The people
should understand this question. The
force ot public opinion will calmly recii!y
the evil. 1 repeat however, that have
no sangnine presages OF success. Such
rs. the torpor OF The pubiic, mind, and
such tie temper ot the present iimrs.
thai we can count on nothing with ccr-
tainiy. II would req.i:,r. .s,ose than he
pen of Junius. and all tie palristism Of
hanpden, 10 rouse our people from ,ha
fatal coma which has fallen .uponihem.
HAMpDEN.
United States Bank stock in Philaie.,
piiia Is down at 90 81 81 One great r,a-
SON OF tins depression Ia said 10 he be-
lcf that for the present half year the ,!ivi-
dend will he little, or perhaps nothing
What the Hank has made will be nrcrs.
sary 10 replace The heavy losses il has in
Cured from failures, deprecated stale
paper II has received, Zee. &c.
The diyltieDds of tie stale hanks vii!
most probably be very scaniy-ii indeed
they hHd II their interest to divide aMs
thug. -
To CoRREsPoN DENTS Ss
- fone'cHf ECONOMIST fem $. Carolina, in out
Also Ec0noMicas in reply to the long wipdrd and
miserable stud of the .fNroralt is wonderful Iat
any man shoud have hId Inc efrronlery display the
profound ignorance aud Discrimination maui.
'ests ny Tue aurora ON one Of the Paines propositions
oi Political Economy.
A card OH state rights, FRIDAY.
IN enquiry into tie cause s'of the present com
mercidl em6dTrdssaientS ir the L. g. ufh q ylun OF
reforming the circulating mfdiWIg-in letters cd.
dressed 70 me secretary 81 ne Treasury by an
iHt! baHiODiSt-A pamph,e of Al pages, has been re-
c"iNsu from Balnore snd It's essential paris uiav he
rep'eHe'.-A more visionary specgiatiUH has never
D:r.. pap. IsiI,u
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" Debates Vir Con. pa 76.
tey Debates, viz. Cou pa. l35.
M Madson's report, pa. 50.
~ Id. pa &c. ~ vol. pa. IS6.
~ | red. "a. ST.. (mj Ii 81. IN ID. 81
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TRANspORrArIoN nE lHNN1A1I-

TRANSPORTATION OF IHKNIAII.
Three packets which are to ply between
wheeling and New Orleans, we learn. are in
conjunction with the stages TO transport the
mail from Baltimore TO New Orleans in about
10 or III days, aud back 10 Baltimore in 20 -
These boats are building at New ALBANY, and
viii be completed during The season. One of
them, The Post Boy. captain Prince, is launch
ed aud IN state oftorwardnpss The contract
for the transportation is already made, we I'M
derstaDd. TCinciRuati y,D6S;t,r
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(s) Fed. 3sG. (p) Id 1s. (g) Ib. psi.
(rl HI 2Gf. Isl III. 2sS.
20 Debates Vir. Convention. pa 7G.
(p) Fed. I vol. pa, 265. ID ID. 3O5.
(w) Debates, pa. 1855.
(rJ As shewn by the provisions for ameHd-
meut.
(yJ Vauel pa. Is. 80 III. 3f7.
(ad) H. 372. (bb) Ib GO.
(ee) Federalst, pa. 300. (di) ID. 2s2.
I (CSy MadisoBIs Report, pa. 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18
composed Of many Ilaen,bers: iftheir Inters.ts

composed of many members: iftheir interests
are various, they mutually must be Iesp-cie.
If their prejudices are strOUg, they must u .
treated with forbesrauce. He did not kuov
whether conciliation were practicable, but hs
considered it's attainment worthy of an effort.
he was DESTROYS that the question should DC
settlen in that spirit OF amity and brotheJl
love which carried us through the perils of >
Revolution, aud produced the adoption Of our
Federal constitution. II the resolution he was
abont 10 introduce, should be sanctioned by
the house. IL was his purpose TO move a post
pontme OF the Missouri bill to inture Jay
that this Interesting subject, in RELATION to the
whole western territory may be submitted to
the consideration of a committee. Mr.. r.
then introduced the following resolution:
Resoirsd, That committee he appointed
to enquire into the expedency of prohibiting
by iaw The introduction o. slaves into the ter
ritnres Of the United States west ct the Mis-
sissippi."
MIR. Strofher made "a few remarks. the pur-
port at which was. that, although the question
was already before the House. as involved in
the hill for the admission OF the Missouti
Territory into the Union; yet, when a propo.
siton was made having for it's object COM
promise OF conflicting opinioss, it became
members TO meet il in spirit OF harmony :.
He proposed. however, that the proc ositiou
should lie on the table till Tomorrow, to give
time or reflection OH il.
MIR. Taylor ASSERTING, to this course
The motion WAS ordered to lie Old the table {;
Aud The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18

~ hHi"Af Hom the subscriber abou, the 5rh Of
y , october Jasi, my negro STEPHEN He 10
ahou' Do years Of age Of dark complexion about ave
'e.' e'ght or nne inches high has large on his
npptr mp .bink OH the lett side when spokr n u he
mas an impeachment IN has speech. ! puTcbased hin
81 MI. Joseph Reed, of Prince Edward county, where
u Is probahie be MAJ have gone. have appre-
nens,oh ne mas obtained free pass. will give
ward Of Ten DOif0rS IL taken in the county of Albe-
marie and u taken out OF said county and delivered to
me TWENTY DOLL R5-oi Tea DOtL0yS for secuT.
ing him 10 Jail so tina Iget him. JOIN VIM.
Charlottesville, Dec. Is. 66..w1w
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Fruit. Eoltst Trees Sc 81

BENJAMIN FRINGE CO.-Haye for safe at their
"io established Nursery, Flushing, a.. ~ near N.
i"h, thrlT usual extensive variety Of European and
hutfi6an FRUIT aud FOREST TREES variety Of
'he largest goosebtf in h,nescs; alsu be,ry and
c"rfH"t 'ushes Grape vines, roses, horse cbrsnuts
meepht willows, European DUdhtam ash, Magnelias's
giIead, beautiful evergreen, sugar maple Iarye
epAhlsh thetnui do d1ert. European hidden or lime
ute ana variety Of other ornamental trees shrubs
anu plants Catalogues Of which NAY he had al the
stote OF Messrs Ellis Allan, Ricbnlon Orders
leh WIN them, or forwarded to Benjamin pince q
Co. No. i46, Pearl street, New York, viii he fnmcdi
sty attended TO, aud the trees, &c. packed in Tie
Dec, 10 sc 4,
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4 IEACHEB W4Ny7EID).

NE school al GeniIo, incorporated y, a late act Of
assembly, is III want Il teaFhfI who anders ands
tbe LaIIn Language, aud Other useiuI branches Of
- &C., Application MAY he made TO Capt. George
",nianson' at Genito IN Po"hatan County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18

ihe0fTe:-Ihis sight, Shakespeare admirable Me-.
cn0" ~ Venice .-ars. GilIenrs Porfia aEG Eisuu's
HHyi"'H, ale exquisite pieces OF acting. Eiisons ex
hloiuoh strongly reminded Us of Popes excianatiou.
"heh lie Sa" Charles Haoiin tfrSt act the paIt.
This as tie Jfu
That .yh1keSySGy d-e,,
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Mr.. BLACKBURNiS REPORT.

II gives us much qualification io Law
before Our rca sers, The interesting Repor,
of General Blackburn, upon the western
n'nnlcaiion generally, and the mavi-
CATION OF the OHIO in particular. In the
zeal for that communication, We 10 moi
yield even 10 him. 1t is one OF the greatest
works in which Virginia can be interest
ed, aud our commissioner has contrIved TO
place II in such new lights as TO make if
more and more atiTactvr.-His manner
OF treating IT is moreover unique. Scarcely
an ear ever heard Gen. B. Speah, without
being chained 10 his lips The SAM
pungency of style is trsDsIused into The
Report now before us.
The commissioners, in their Joint re-
port, make no estimate of The whole ex-
pensc but advise each OF their fou,
states 10 appropriate 1900. TO 90 in the
hrst instance 10 rcmSve the greatest Oh
structiOns. They say that at the Grear
Falls, a canal aud locks is tie only
mode for giving passage 10 vessels of 6
feet water AT Ill seasons of The year.
They prefer The canal To- be made on Tire
Kentucky sihe.-Ik0t is estimated To cost
only about $3.50, 0OO-whcrras, the one IN
The Indiana side is set down at abour
5 100000.
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ANlhG lately undergone thorough repair, is we'll
skided, IRE and water prsof and in Complete or
deT Tor Tue reception oi tobacco hour, ac,beng
mated Oh the maTgiR ot the Basin possesses advan
taaes over most other warehouses IN the storage OF
produce free from The expence Of drayage. on the
lst day Of January intend reducing the charges
for Opening and coopering tobacco at this
warehohst-aid can assure all who may he disposed
store tobacco az the public warehouse, thai the suict.
est attention wall he paid IL by sysef ana my assis-
tant, Mr.. ID. &. P.easanS, who will he always al the
place. WI. PRICE, Sup. p. W.
Dec. 10. 6lst
IT The Editors Of tie LyRchbnrg PresSutH please
insert Tie sb0Ve khree tRTsS, O1d JqTVard me ac.
c0ynf 10 I'm. Prtce. PnbAr % .ilense. Richnlon6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18

II Inc mnch talked OF Florida Treaty, pending be.
tween The tive countries and just puhlsht d. and the
""s's iuli power for masiug IL, among The Dncu
ineuts we now publish.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18

Missouri guestiOn.--A meeting has been
held al Salem, which unanimously passed
resolutions in favor Of restrictions. SINH
lar meetings are called for Worcester and
Exeter, and Portsmouth, N ii.
Marytaad Legislature. -Ssmuel Sprigg
is elected by The Republicans, Governor
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CONGRESS-.

On "Wednesday, the most inferesfinas
topic the ID. Of X. bad before them, Was
the Missouri bill. The resolution OF MIR.
Tay Tor OF n. Y. to .ppoini a com ,i,ee
10 enquire iuIO the eApedi.ncy OF ptchi.
biting by law the introduction of slaves
INTO the territories OF the u. 5. west of
the Mississippi, VAS carried m liz. al.
hrmaTlve without Il dnisioii-ard COM
miiiee OF seven members VAS ordered 10
be appointed accordingly.
MI. Taylor then moved 10 postpone
the Missouri Bill until the 2d Nionda, I'm
February MIR. Lowbdes thought that
loo distant Il day.-Mr. Livermore oil n.
Ii. SAID, This biii was one WHICH was cab u
la'ed To excite irritation; he hoped it
would therefore be put IA 10 hate day.
and that more pressing bnsIn, IS would
be dose.-Mr. Scott OF Missouri, W,shed
an Immediate decision; that " thu bill
passed, the people OF Missouri might
form a constitution, and send their les
pr sen'atives 10 Congress VI II failed,
that they might act themselves, frame
their own form al government, winch
he was convinced they would tlo witliunt
waiting 10 again apply 10 Congress tor
the mere means Oh nIgt!.ZaiIoD. "-Oiher
members sruks; vher Mir Nj ermo.ed
Us 2 MoD,ia, IN January az lie ,iay 10
which the bili Should be postponro. lie
thought thai Congress might nferuict
slaves from gong 10 iPrri,ori. :, bu not in
10 an independent state J 10 winch they could
not, under the consI,,u,Ion, ann 4 any
other condition except Ina, as cotstiiu-
ton should be repubnCan.-lie was op-
posad 10 SO long ID deIay a. 2d Monday
IN February, because the TERRITORY of
Missouri possessing Inc requisite, pupula-
lion, &c. every moments delay, considers
ing The practice OF the governme NJ here
toiorr, was all iniraciioD OF lis rights
The question beng put, The order Of The
uay on The hi'ssonn bill was postponed
10 ihe 2d Monday III January.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18

The Secretary OF the Tfeasl(
that there may be deficit nssI.g0ar, 3
abou, S 5000, 900 that ", must +euencliV
our eApences, or Increase our revenue
the last he considers as rather inproba-
ble for The next year but he thinks,
whether one or the other. ga loan 10
some extent will be necessary" az there
Is not "a sufficient time TO proven, this
necessity" lfaloan, b. propos, Ia raise
u, either by sale Of & per cent. stock, or
an issue OF treasury notes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18

Mr.. Eppes's letter, the joint address Of
the committees Of both Houses TO Col.
Randolph, his reply these are signs Of
lie times, which We hail with enthusiasm
II is good 10 use the words of our Bill
al Rights 10 have " frequent recurrence
TO fundamental principles" II is time TO
go back TO the good old principles Of '99
The governor Of Virginia says, that
=" some endeavOuTs TO check The progress
OF decline" (IrOm the paths of Ire con.
siilution a decline) so fatal in its as
pect, are confidently expected in tie state
from tie present legislature" We thorough
~ agree with him. These expectations
are confidently entertained; and we trust
10 the long-iried public spirit Of the legs
lsiure OF Virginia for their complete ac-
complishmeni.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18

no MJLLERN.
COLoGNR BSOfCS MILL STONES, Of allsiSes,
- for sale ~ NJ q. POgTtAUKs
BpU, 81. sR---1-fahi
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IkNST NALE.

IhtOI hHIE.
10y yirne Of deed Of trust executed the sutscri.
- Der by VIM. G. MauTy and wife bearing date the Ist
OF Jny 1913, and duS recorded in the county court Of
Henrco Tor the purpose Of securing certain sum OF
money therein nienuonsd-Will he sold before The
font door o. the Eagle Hotel in the CITY Richmund
on Friday, the 24fh inst. piece of GROUND being
part Vt the lot No OIL on street containing a. feet
nOh'-and 10 the same ground lBa was conveyed 10
tue sald W g. mauTy, toy IhOmas Pulling aud wife by
Deed bearing date The 10th Of June ls16Also thtee
lkely Young NEGRO HEN....The terms Of the sale
viii be caSiI--and IL commence at W O'Clock
RICHARD G.. WORKMAN, Tfnslce.
Dec. ~ 64..tds
To stephen DQUfs, yHrtirOr ~ John DaVis aad Yfe.
gheH DgUiS
SiR-hs you are a non resident ~ Virginia, you will
> he pleased 10 take notice. that Wednesday the
10Th day Of Fehruafynext at the house Pafke and
Wilhelm t. Tibsiey, ~ The county Of Hanover shall
proceed 10 take the adayits of Jshn Cross Shslfou
Ragand James Laukfort, aud others, to be read as
evidence Nv sell in ChancsTy nov dspendtps ig the
county CONT Of Hanover wherein are piaiaigs and
YOU are defendant. FENDAL RACLAND,
AES LON KAGLAND, and
NATHANIEL BOWR.
To Whofr, together rim HNt. BO1re nor
decf0efd, me esf0fe Of peffNs aiORd .
Dec VpgdsHiatsfered by JohH RoelaRd.
eI'Or 0t ne S0iG PCttNs has been com.
rntfd f0r Standardization Nth the
tOiH GHRcrPd.
Tee. n.
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pYvfiue o. adsed efUU5l executed To- The subscribe,
- On the 2lst day 81 January 1917 tby Abrahata s.
Woodbridge, for The purpose OF securing n debt due 10
EDWARD Woodbridge, aud interest thereon, viii he said
for cash, on saturday he ist d0V ofanWory neat "a
the tavern oi haley Cole IN Chesterfield County, three
NEGROES, viz. RsRdolph, jordan and May or 40
many may he necessary satisfy said debt With IN
terest, aud costs attending the execution Of the rust
THOMPSON BLUNT Trustee.
November rs. 5s.WG,.
10y order of Samuel BOatwrigbt, aud by Vrtne of a
- deed Of trus hearing date the 2sth Ocpr 1914
and duly recorded IN The comfy of Cumberland, exc
cuted to the subscibsrs ~ Thomas Harris to secure
the payment Of eight hundred aud city SIX dollars AMI
interest due Samuel BoatWtight-WiI he offered for
sale TO The highest bidder for ready money on the sf
d0g 81 January Hert before Zachariah Taylor's Tav-
ern, IN tbe ew Of Cafersvilie, tfalt 81 LAND corr
tanning Ot acres, whereoa ne said Thomas HafTis nov
resides and adjoining the iaads Of William Cartinqtop
and Daniel Mayo. JOHN G. DANIEL,
Dec. 2. Ol..ihs DAVID STRAITON.
no MILLERS,
CoLoGNR e HsofCS MIL STONES, Of aiisises,
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city during the year ending December
|3ist, 1918 of brick, ia; Of wood So
in an 1872.
There are at this time twelve Cherokee
Chiefs in this city, being Delegation
from their nation for the purpose Of set
Ting more definitively some measures re.
lating to an exchange Of lands. with a
view, at the same time, to a more exten-
sive diffusion OF the means of school edu-
cation for the rising generation. These
Chiefs, by their manners and department,
exhibit a practical proof, TO those who
may have had doubts on that head, that
the natives of this country only want the
means of improvement 10 place them on an
equality with the intelligent part of our
citizens.