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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-29
Norfolk. September 25.

Norfolk September 25.
We are happy TO learn by the arrival OF
The John Adams, that the affairs of the pa
trio,s in Venezuela are in most prosperous
and Aourishing condition. General Boil
var hal seized upon pas. communicating
win New Grenada, from which section OF
country he expected great support. Bar
celons had fallen into their HANDS, and
troops Go reinforce them were constantly
arriving from England General AriSmen-
di. the distinguished defender 81 Msrga-
re,ts, had lately been tried by court mar
tiaI al Angostura the result had not trans
pired.
Two days before the Nonsueh sailed
from Angostura for Trinidad, a splendid
public dinner was given to commodore
Perry and his officers, at which many OF
the most distinguished civil and military Of
6cers were present. Onthe following day
the new constitution of the republic was
signed amidst the roar of artillery and the
acclama,ions of the people.
The U. S. schnr. Nonsuch, un'er COM
mand OF Lieutenant Turner, ATE CT the
John Adams) had gone to Rio de la Plata,
TO convey The melancholy intelligence OF
the death of commodore Perry, to the fri
gate Constellation, expected at that port,
where the squadron was to join her.
We regret 10 add, that the Nonsuch lost,
wh,is, at Angostura, midsbiPman Julian
Depester and four men, viz. David Bal
leatine, John Harrison. Leighton Wood
and Antonio Flores, OF yellow fever, with
which majority OF her officers and crew
suffered Dost severely,
On the l4th inst. of Cape Hatteras, the
John Adam. experienced most tremen-
dons gale, which lasted eight days, during
which the ship sprang her mizen mast, and
sustained other damages in her spars.
The frigate Constellation, capt. Wads-
worth, 90, under weigh yesterday, from
her anchorage in the Bite Of Craney lslsnd,
and came too in Hampton Roads, where,
we suppose. she will wait for further Or
ders from Washington, in consequence OF
the arrival of the John Adams. lt6'd.
The U. S. ship Congress, captain. u.
Henley, arrived at Rio Janeiro, in 46 days
passage from this place. We have been
politely furnished with the following extract
of letter from an officer on board, dated
''Rio Janeiro, July l6.
"Mr. and Mrs. Graham, in this short
time have made every arrangement for
comfort. in house delightfully."- situated
upon the margin of most beautiful bay
Just within the entrance OF the harbor' a.
bout FIVE miles from town. 1t wants no.
thing to make II most enviabie residence
but 10 be situated in the United States.
ave are here in the most pleasant sea-
soa Of the VI the middle OF WINTER
Til. teinperaj .se +, rather warn III. ether
wis.-ile T.. >. omeier STANDS al so to ID.
Tie Cong. SIS aas improved asieal deal III
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-29
From the Norfolk Herald, Sept. 90.

have received the following statement of
facts relative 10 the late unhappy misun-
Outstanding among the principal officers OF
our Mediterranean squadron -
BY virtue of warrant issued by Com
modore Stewart, Commander in Chief. &c.
a couu martial, composed Of the following
officers, viz.
Capt. .WDonough, President,
- Nicholson u
It. Gallagher N''n0's'
- Pare,
Benz. +. Bourne, Judge Advocate,
convened on board the frigate Guerrero,
ON the - day Of -, for the trial OF
-, marine, charged with having
stabbed man belonging 10 the Franklin.
HE court, pursuant TO order, CONT
nued its proceedings on board the Guer-
riere, until the evidence was closed and
sentence passed, when it adjourned to
meet on shore OF Naples, the next day, in
consequence of the indisposition OF the
judge advocate, where having revised and
signed the record, the court then adjourn
ed, " without day."
&" The proceedings and sentence being
sent to he commander in chic; for his APP
probation, LAS the law requres) were by
him declared illegal and Of no effect-.Jfrst,
because the court had been held IN shore,
in dlsobedience OF his order requiring It TO
be held on board the Guerrero and Sc
condiy, that 1t had been held where tue U.
States had no jurisdictlon-consequently
having no jurIsdicuion there over the Of
fence charged against the prisoner, he was
ordered to be discharged from arrest, and
the proceedings against him annul &c.
- The commander in chief revived the
court by signal To receive this communica-
ton, to which by way OF remark he add
ed, that satisfied these irregularities on
q" the part of the court had proceeded from
" inadvertance, he should no further no.
tice them at any time, but trusted that
in any future proceedings they would be
more observant of the laws aud regula-
tons provided in such cases, that cul-
prts deserving punishment snouic not
q" escape 10 the prejudice OF the service"
or words to that effect.
. The commodore considers the court to
have then dissolved, although he made 10
order to that effect, as is customary.
4" The court were of opinion that this
communication of the commodore should
form par, of their record, and as he had
not returned it to them they requested ii OF
him for that purpose, which was complied
with and the court were further OF OPT
MON that the language useu by the conmo-
dore in his communication was censure
upon their procee.!ings-an unJuslIllabte
interference wi;h the solemn deliberations
of The court, Who. as tOdy, were per-
fectiy indep,uien, d LIS control, ana with
nm, in. nal of his ,eproof. No, having
BEEN dissolved by tao conm"iore order,
the court still considered Itseii In exist
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-29

Anecdote of a man who was able u"
not willing to give the Doctor fee, shea
he had occasion fer bis advice and ASS
lance:
Il dinna ken (said he, one day meeting
with the Doctor what is the matter "
me last week tux wee kiln IN ny
throat, then turned wee hedrse, and no"
think it will end in coffin. 1T that '
the case (ssid the Doctor, you had better
apply to the Undertaken An will ne
(rejoned the coughing man, will he ch'rss
opy thing for his adpice p Nothing, ls''a
the Doctor } oh ! then (said the maDJ ;
will gang to him..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-29

seal OF the lnsurgent Government, on the
Main. After staying there some time, the
John Adams sailed for this Port, leaving
Commodore Perry, with the schooner Non
such, at the before mentioned place, until
the object of his mission should be fulfilled,
when this was accomplished, he FASTENED
to join the John Adams, and in two days
arrived at the Mouth of the Orinoco, from
Angos,ura. and embarked on board the
Scbr. Nonsuch.- had before embark
ing, slight attack of fever which rapidly,
increased after the vessel sailed {; and not
withstanding every exertion which was
made to shorten the voyage, and hasten
his arrival at this place, where every assist
they were pwards OF FIVE days on the pas
sage. As soon as the Non,uch had anchor
ed in the Gulf, at which time his fever had
arrived TO an alarming crisis, he was remo-
we'd TO the John Adams, and in d quarter of
his country will have 10 lament the loss OF
one OF her bravest and most intelligent Ma
val Of6cers-private society, that oi one Of
the most accomplished OF It's members. He
has left widow and four children (wbo re-
side in Newport, Rhode Island, to deplore
his untimey fate, by whom, and his bro
Their officers, he will long be remembered
with love and regret.
On the following day his remains were
attended to the grave with every mark OF
attention and respect on the part OF the CI-
vii and Military Authorities, AMI the lnha-
bitants of this Town in general. At 4 O.
clock, P. Nj. tue Sd est India Regiment
was marched to the Kings Hhari, to re-
ceiye the corpse, and, about o'clock, the
boat, with the body, lett the John Adams,
that slip firing mloute guns until its arri-
val at the Wharf, when Fort ST. Andrew
commenced the same ceremony, which
continued until the PROCESSION reached the
Burying Ground. The following was the
order OF the Procession -
The Chiel OF Police, and his Deputy.
The Sd Vest India Regim ent, with arms
reversed-the Officers with while
scarls and hat bands.
The Banu OF the regiment, playing the
Dead March IN Saul
The COmL,andant OF the Garrison and bis
Staff, with scarls and hat-bands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
Land FOR SAFE

ESi virtue OF deed 0itIus ed TO us nv Warner
Lewis, OH The 27ih day of april 1916 to secure 10
Johh WO0dson the payment of sundry Sums of money
"eIe'h mentioned We vii! on Saturday the 5th day
VheOiHdTy ReTf, ar fairi not OH the iirst lair day
on Tie premises sell for cash. The remainder
VI oi iahu containing by Estimation I69 acres,
he the same more less, lying IN tioocblaud and
bounded by the lands OF DevsIeux Jairat George
hol'an, "m Matthews, and Edwin ruTpin or so much
Ie'eu Is may De SUFFICIENT I" pay 2lo0 dollars (beIng
Tue SECOND ihStalmenta part of The said land hays
been already sold 20 satisfy the fs with The interest
thereon together witb the attending the execution of
TINS trust Tails land lies Ia excellent ne
ue greater par of II Is in wood. ana capsule pro
uHc'ns me tobacco That which IS cleared is fresh
ahu IN me condition for yielding CROP Il has OIL II
good barn aud tobacco houses.
THOMAS PEMRERrON,
ARCHIBALD BRYCE Jun,
a. ffN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
l0N2 .4crer In,,li

THE subscriber will uffrr al PUEBLO Auction n,
= Thursday The 23d dag of Decen6er, al Amelia
Courthouse, 1908 acres OF land lying in Amelia county
ana Nthh three miles Of the Courthouse formerly
o~heo ny branch Tanner. aud purchased by Cornpin,
puch OF Doctor b. L. Archer conveyed to tue sub
sctloer ny Bucks trustees, in which sad lands air
Robert Graham owns one noiety the title however is
III Tue subscriber, aud by consent of said Graham's
uustees, tue whole tract will he sold tocatarr "a a
credit OF and IL months the purchaser IN civ. 80
aha approved security, With a deed OF trnsI on The
iand to secure The purchase money.
The sale will be without reserve and take p,ocs
at II O'Clock. ynIfSC ID NJ p''s
DecepheT 3. so ,ds
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DassOtHtior. Of CopartmersA,D

DiSS0tHtiO. 0f COpdrtaerShiD
w ALLAN SHSPhRiI bSving soid 10 evils w.bh
w has interest in the concern 81 SH APlRbS VIM
ibe corartnetsbip is lhs day dissolve ed I.v,. w,nn
VII settle the affairs OF said
WILLIAM sHAPARp,
N"Ntmptl ~. LEV Is NEbB.
- he business will he continue d by LEWIS
500 sachs Liverpool SALT
81 bags green COflI.R
- DaIieis ilai SUGAR
Ghhs moLASSES
Pires bali pipe IL Or. cssks /. p. Sades1
Or casks L. p. T.neriae WINE
. plprs Cogniac BRANDY
10 hhls. Apple 40.
Lhds. Antigua RUN
~ do ~. T.. do.
pipes Holland Gin
l3G bhis. CaIuIhtI's & Ieybnrn's recIlfed Vb,kev
80 tIuteeS london FOIitT
20 hb's. New York Prime Pork
5OCO lbs Bacon
2oco bbis. North Carolina Cut Herring,
I5p do. SlIad
30 do Tar
"a do. Rosin
20 90. Pitch
do. spInts Turpentne
sc hhds. and crates Ggeen's Ware
20 boxes Tea China
Stone Ware
40 CASKS English Glassware, assorted
CASKS ApoibecaIies' Walls
ieo boxes Window Glass, OAo, sxio, lOxi2. Yxi6
25O empis DsmuOhns
II gIUCe GUAM BoIte,
So tons Bar iron
~ do. Plough Plates
Gerh,au, CTawlPy aud Rlis,eTeG steI
Mali Roas
10 ca,ks Wrought and Cut Nails
80 boxes Cation ana " DOL CnGs
10 dozen Wire SIiIers
10 dc. FfyTug Pam
do. ShOVtls
I case Found Pins
I do. PACK do.
l do. FiaIed SaddleTy
lao plouehs
40 tons prime Russia Hemp
5000 lbs. Seine Tame
~ trails soft sirll ALMONDS
60 bags Filbtits
80 boxes Imperial
" do. GunpOWdeT
~ do. Young Tyson TEAS
chests Tyson shin
chest SOuChOMe
40 kegs Duponrs Braudywine GunpouGsr
ten EAT Lead
L'gwood, Alum, Coppeiss, indigo
SaltpetTe Shaving soap
Race aud Ground Ginger
Pepper, PmeHtO, Nuihegs, Starch
MLstsrd, CoTks
Letter, Writing and Printing Paper
.ALSO,
Me's 4 Nomen's SHOES IN barrels and boxes
a general assortment ~ DOMESTIC GOODS and
COIrON YARNS
OEnaburRsi IiCklenhures, Buraps, Sack Bags, &c.
And...... 500 bushels CORN, lin storeJ
500 do. do. (afoaD
December 3. s0..I1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

Rice has been tried before the Federal
Court, now sitting in the Capitol, on the
charge of robbing iIIe mail. 1t was PROV
cd that IN August last certain checks of
the Treasurer of the United States upon
The u. States Bank IN This city, which
had been paid and cancelled, were pnt
into the mail for tie parent baHk in Phi
ladeipbia-lIiat the hall of 100 dollar
note had been put into the mail here for
Pbiladeiplia-as we'll az other papers,
WHICH we're found in Rice's possession
This fact lie hid no evidence TO a, count
Tor tic was found Gmhy, and sentenced
10 llie Peniicutiary for years. HOw or
When he broke into the mail, is YET a
mysiery. -Rice formerly worked as a
slater H. this ciiy-allcrwsTds, moved In
he North.-ThIs is another warning TO
mail robbers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

M'Causlana aud John Hudson, being the re-
'hainder OF tile crew charged with piracy. com.
mtIed on board La Irresistible. were tried yes-
ierday before the Circuit Court The five first
named were foand guilty on tllree counts, the
latter moi guilty, there having been some pal
Hating circumstances, the district attorney did
not p,ess for their conviction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
OHIO RIVER.

FRANKFORT, Nov. l2.--We have the
pleasure OF informing the people of tins
SLATE, That the commissioners appointed
by the states OF Pennsylvania, Virginia,
Ohio and Kentucky, to examine the river
OHIO from Pittsburgh 10 Louisville, have
unanimously agreed ona Report. that the
Canal should be made on the Kentucky
side oil The Ohio, III preference Ia the In
DANA side-ilat the expenses Of making
The canal at Louisville will be less than
100000 dollars, and on the other side
more than l,0Oo,000. Gen. Affair. one
OF The commissioners, brings this pleasing
intelligence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
PENSACOLA.

There IL a rnmour in circulation and which
we think entitled to credit, that the Spanish
Commander at Pensacola had issued pIOcIa.
nation, ordering all Americans at that place
to depart with their effects in eight hours.
There IS said TO be person in town who fed
with such precipitancy that I've was Obliged to
swim the Perdido river. THaatsgHfe pgper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

~ =, -, =. p.
o'neS~os'onS 10 the pfe3dea', directors dnd COM
PJty y 'ne fanh tne Cnaed nt%ss. ana 'cers
1000, os yo,ee !Ton me cH;eefs ther eDtfe o.
u.S'V i az" drpos" az Ch,ie's"t, "a 'choSc casio
ay they mace orsn paced oy certain John H..
Hiapsr' ana ~ nm transported 20 Columbus, ana
"sPos"td nHh the @ocendmtu hiram Ntricf
S;g'ry, eaher as treasurer 81 STATE, or in has iadt-
..u'n eupac.g. onor dDont he iih ddy ~ Sep
:en.oer .ase, az sio'nton o. ne aanrred injunction
Guy" e. " .he .th etTcmf eosfs or me q. STUDIES
yer u'e ONO d'@fiIf' al ht'r last September ses-
syn dhu ye are he'soy required and command
90 .... 90 aeueyI orr % Nu"ae thompson, the tree-
$1,000, oescI1geu. amountt"g 10 'he sm 81 one
nn".sa aouSahd ana sereny dou",S rho as here
" o'1-eu 90 'ecette ana rfce.pt Jor the same
-iha' az case me san,e De hot immediately paid
oter ye are he'soy Jnther notified thdt proceedings
at "a" uf" DC Ammeatat;W commenced against al
- ye, as do"rr deseftoed,to compel the payment
'"e'e"' """ , uemoscS asd COSTS:
~ w. ChE"u 10y. Jr. PFeS.
- u, NLA rooi, CaSnter Cgice DtSconnt
Depos. nanH ~ me u. >. ut Chu'cothe.
y, Nor -, iol9;
- V %n M, T.es' ny. w. OF 'ne RANKIN 'anS
oI Co;nnhous' III MS ohc'ai ana individual
S1pacny
1T on are aere0y ncttfed and informed that
on Tatuddy' she zoth Noremorr uist. application
e"toe m"ue ny tne ffeS,aent: directors ana Com-
pany ~ re oah" ~ me cn'ied states, and an
.nt" oe 1ay 90 Me non Charles " Byrd, district
Juage ~ ne cn'fed Sfofes an and for the district
81 ono, res'd'hg az " est Un'on, county OF addms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

BALTIMORE, November II $50. Charles Wes-
yer, William Murphy, John jackson, Isaac
Alister, Thomas O'}riau, Patrick Bnfus, James
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BOARD nR AssEssnRs

Monday, November 29.-~ Tie board pessed tie
book for the county Of Gloucester adding q pcr
cent. 70 the rsle1tion aIso tie bDots /gr Nor
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OiotfeSpiUe Femaie AcademJ.

charlottesville Femaie AcademV
sNHlS Institution under tie direction 1Ts. NJ. 2.
GLoRoR, late of fredericksburg, will he opeurd on
he second MONDAY IN January next where the following
branches Of education win I've taught, viz.
FIRST CLASS.
Inc English Language eiammaticali. = IS " session
sacred. ancient & modern Geography ~ 9 moDfhs
History Astronomy use Of the Glohts one hOB it
drawing Ot Maps, aud Com position, HdUaHcc.s
SECOND CLisS.
ResGing, writing, English Grammar and
hfhbWetic..... ............... .....,S IS DO.
The French Language. intending any uf
the above bianC hes 80. ...........,. S2G 90.
Music wilt - separate charge oI,.....Sf 10 do.
Boarding, wahIHg aud fuel. leach yonng
lady furnishing her own he'd q brddinaj = 60 DO.
Ibs institution. situated IN The finest paI of Virginia
unde the direction ~ lads ~ every psy quahso tO
do II justice, oilers an OppOrtHDy parents and guar.
0Ians, scla~ii met wth. The bFh character ~ the trs-
tees selected L. preside addcd reputation
oi lis goveTness, will ensure those ~ distance The
safety VI It's pups. Mrs. George with whom The sGnng
ladies viii be boarded pledges herself fot sct .cn.
dance 10 them w every way. public e1amtnsti on
VIII he hela At the end Of every session motto bch
viii be given.
Applications made for situations IN this Institution
Wih be addressed To john VIM James Leiich, and
Alexander Gaifet. Fsuuifes
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butnone, in my opinion, will suffer more
than the old Spaniards, and those Creoles
who. are in favor OF them for think they
will lose every thing. The English com-
modore Bowles, on this station, has not as
yet received any official advces from his
government, though very anxiously look
ed for and II is supposed that the British
merchants will he ordered 10 retire from
here, as VAS the case formerly. Report
says thai trigates are expected here daily
Tor The protection ofiIeir commerce. The
English merchants settled here are desi-
rous TO ship their properly, amounting 10
some millions of dollars, out of the custom
house for MOnievideo, as place OF more
security; but tins government will not per.
nit this without their paying duty of 10
per cent. How this will end, | cannot at
present say. All kinds Of English mer-
chandizc are perfect drug, selling at 30
per cent under prime cost, aud immense
sacrifices made daily al public auctions.
The salaries from the dire tor 10 the lowest
clerk i'm the custom house, are reduced
one half. The cannOns OF all the churches
IN The province have, by a decree of con
gress, been Obliged tn givrone years salary
towards the defence Of the country and
this Is no irifle. There will be no want of
horses, for the use OF these people, as the
Indians, whose settlements are moi more
than 80 leagues from here, have offered 10
supply them with as many thousand as
they may have occasion Tor. When anoih-
er opportunity may offer, and any thing
interesting turn up, will communicate il
10 you With pleasure. [FrQnk. Ga<.
SINGULAR PROCEEDING.
The foilotci,g o6iciaL notice has been giren BIZ
the american Picc- Consul at Coguinibo, in Chill,
to Captain Seth pinkhan, of Nantucket, com.
mander Of the AmericuN chaieman Dauphia.
SIR-i hare been informed officially Gy TIE 20.
einment Of this prorince, that an ercusire priri-
tge hasbeen granted by the general gorerRmcnt
o. Call to the Chiiian ship st. Rosa del Pucifco
for the fishing ~ whaie IA the bay Of Coynin.bo,
and the boundaries Thereof; in consequence of
which grant you are 10 consider yourse as no long
err entitled to the fishing Of rhaie in the aforesaid
port
haze the honor to be yours respectfully.
W. STEIPIRT.
From the Vice Consul OF the u. 5.
at Coqnmbo, July 20, 1919.
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Counsel for the president, directors a,,d com
i"tny Of the bank ofthe United States.

SACKETT's HARBoE, Nov. I6.-.By the
military movements in Canada we should
inter that the time is not far distant when
they contemplate another war with this
country. Their forces have greatly aug
menicd this season their vessels at
Kingston are kept in such order, that
they can be rugged aud ready for sea at
weeks notice. Their armies are busily
engaged IN erecting powerful ard per
manent Notifications Kingston al This
time is strongly fortified at every point
while al Sacket's Harbor, all important
military post, there are millions ofpublic
property going 10 decay, and not single
work OF defence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

A Paris article ofOct. IL, states, that
the vintage in The department OF La Hamie
Marine, AMI The produce, surpassed the
utmost expectation. Ii is difficil, 10 know
what 10 do with the plentiful sIock of vines
the price OF casks had suddenly risen, and
The greatest embarrassment WAS expe-
rleuced for want of them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

The 1000 citizens Of NeD York, tch0 hare
entered into resolutions and an address on the
D'SSOHri question, are SOmeWhaf unfOrtiHate
IN their CTpO. itiOn Of tie Constitution - In
The LIST place, they mistake tie meaning of tire
tcO'd " migration, 'Uhen they sag che right
10 prevent tie migration Of SiaUrS rests nDon
the same basis NTH the right to preUent their
Importation ISiavcS do not migralr-fAaf
Is voluntary act, Uhich is done onLy by
free peopie. THE Word migration" sras
nerer ntencedto apply to slapes-bptH appii
ed only to foreigners ,0hO migrated to this
country, (See debate on the Alien law GO
In the 2d place, whatever powerS Congress
had Over tier territories, Mey lad MT
Tie Same pOVer OUer the states This is
| an authority not conceded By the constitution,
! (tOr a"ght that ioe can see, anil IS therefore
reserved. The Constitution gircs Congress
The g potcer to dispose ofand MAIZE all need>
fit rules a',.t regulations respecting the ter
tory or ofhey property belonging to tie Uni.
| ted States = Int iOhere as this poWer as to !he
sIairsy Is there mt an essential difference
Jefweena territory and state?
Some say, that Congress is to guarantee
10 erery @ate Il republican form Of gouern.
me"t. d"d, therefore, SLAVERY ought to be
| prohibited But IS COngress less b0nnd To
guarantee republican form to any state,
because nho'dS StGveS Did ihey too vin.
late the Constitution When Mey admitted tie
sidre-hoiding state IF Louisiana into tie te
| derai Union
Gentlemen, forbcdr! Beware how you urge
Congress to SOtC the seals of dScOrd in tie
bosom Of tie citizens of Missouri tn inter
FIRE NTH treaty or with the Constitution and
10 brecd conteafiOA betUeea tie difereni
states.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

r, coNi'1issi0Her's (6ice. RichmOad, nov. 1879.
ne Parues Interested requested attend AZ my
use ~ THIS city, on the 81 day " January next with
wv, accounts aud vouchers ready for examination 10
es"e me 10 seiue tie directed 10y the above
N'''' p IOHS BRYCE. 81. G.