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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09
WnsdinntOu Beayv Acadrmy

Washington Henry Academy
EoSEPii r.. CURTIS. having bern ieappo inied prin-
~ cipd teacher at Warrington Henry Academv, res.
p'cItnly informs liz public, his school will be
otened "n ite 18th Of January, close the ISL Of
prceniber nexi-ihe usual summer vacation being
allowed.
itrns-FoT common En9'isb studies, & 10 year.
foi Laiin, ana The higher branches, S25 U year.
Payable quarterly in advance.
Several BOuTdefs can he accommodated at = so ~
wear. TIE boarGer furnitbing bis bedding and ear.
dies payable in the same manner as tuition.
al extra charge Of 3 viii be made IL candles are
furnished to The hoaTder, aud $40 for bedding.
Hanover Zee @ GS..w3a~
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$4,000

$40, 400
They therefore proceeded 10 negotiate
a loan OF SAC. 900 from The President and
Directors OF the Literary Fund, re i'm
bursable by five instaluenis of SID 244
wear, beginning on the - tiay of AprlI
1924; aud afterwards "a second loan of
S2O, 600 reimburse bic by like ms alments.
commencing from the day when the oIl,a
ers should end.
On this view of their resources. the
Board proceeded 10 authorize their Proc
Tor 10 emier into contracts for The com
pletioh OF the buildings already begun,
and for the erection of those still wanting,
so as 10 provide i'm the whole ten pavili-
Gus for the Professors required by law,
five hotels, tor dieting tbe students, and
a sixth FOR the use of The Proctor, with
all hundred and four dormitories, suifici
rnt for lodging Dos students and they in.
sirncted him to make, III his contracts,
eHectual provision that the whole shall be
complicated III HE autumn of The ensuing
year lS2l.-Ai that time therefore the
buildings OF accom- odaiion Tor The Pro-
fessors aud Students are expected 10 be
all ready for their reception (; aud the
institution might then be oprned, but
That The remaining engagements Tor the
buildings, and The reimbursement Of The
sums borrowed from the Literary Fund
will require the whole revenue OF the Uni.
versty for seven years to come, That is to
say until The - day Of April 1923.
In The statement OF expenditures and
means OF the University, il will be per.
celvcd that we have not taken the private
subscriptions into account. OF these
2,079 SO cents Of the lst inslalmenl
S 3,9l4 10 OF the 81, aud S 9,2l7 % of The
Sd are still due and the last, amounting
TO s &c, 1856 80 will become due OH The
Isl day of April next. But of these some
loss will be occasioned by the dislresses
OF The times and ihe residue, from the
same cause, will be so iardy and uncer-
tain IN the times OF it's receipt, that The
Visitors have not thought ii sale 10 found
on II any siipnlaljoBs requiring punciuali.
~ i'll their fuliilueni. Tbcy have thought
II more advisable 10 reserve il as sup
Elementary aud contingent fund, 10 all
the general revenue, as " shall be receive
ed, aud 10 meet casualties unforeseen,
errors OF estimate, aud expenses, other
Than those of mere building.
In The report OF The commissioners who
net al Rockhshgsp OF tho Isl day of
August 1878. It was stated that "a bull
ding OF somewhat more size, in The
middle Of the grounds, may be called
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09

SELLING OFF CHEAP II!
WILLIAM J. COLE x CO. M the sign of The GOLDEN
n, NIL. are now receiving fresh supply of HARD
w hnh' ~ LEVY. Zee. which il addition sioelS
w -i', ie',rs helr sssur'meutc onpitte ana wLch they
IL, 10 seiihtvery reduced prices they intend 10
WI present eonoei ins few mouths. They earnestly
s"rt al persons o indebted t tp, TO nay tb,,r res
"a'invrs is suits will he Unfortunately instituted
as.'tust ~. helBqupntS. e..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09

Ur. Waish contends that the consti-
lu,en Of Missouri being iesdmissible,
The act Of compromise H. at an eHa"-ihai
I" the majority of The II. OF X. ought 10
vote against the admission OF Missouri
with the actual constitution, and TO vote
against her reception az any time, with u
constitution which shall no. provide for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09

YESTERDAY, The H. of D. received
variety OF petitions, and granted leave 10
bring in several bills Nj EpprS sub
miiied 4 resolution which was adopted,
10 instruct Tie Committee Of FInance 10
enquire whether any rcfyenchmelus could
b. made III the expenses ri the govern
meat. While this resolution was before
the House, Nj. Miller gave notice, that
he should on Monday ask leave 10 bring
in a bill 10 reduce the wages of the Mean
bers OF Tie General Assembly.
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Staples ef the Richmond g:0kct.
Tobacco oidi55 a 5 D--Cor S 2 aS2 - ccris
Flour - S3S-Neai5oa IS cents--N hcatGzi
Cts. Hemp SiiDaI50 per tom Oats 80 d 3 5 CTS.
Gr0ceyies.-Sugars S n S;2l--Coiiee 20a "a
cts. per ib.-Aiolasses SO IA 35 cts. per gallon
Cut Herrings S aSi 90 per bbl-l,acon, 81
a 40 cents. per ii.--ssum, West India SO =
loo cts.-Whiskey 81 rts. per gallon.
PRICE or STOCkS.
Rank of Virginia. .....7S
Farmers Bank .........Sl
u. ). Bank.
Marine Stock ........I so.
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$4,000
MEANS

1920, April. Loan from the Lite
rary tund. ...............Sf00 600
1921. Jan. |. Annuity at ID 600
So 400 intcrcsi OF $40 900. ..... .I2, 600
Additional loan of..............2O "a, 900
1922, Jan. ]. Annuity 81 SIS 600
SO 600 interest al $50, 0G0, IL 400
1923, Jan J. Annuity OF l5,000-
900 interest OF $50, 900, .....II 100
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.a..iAs


CtOMMiTTED tnlthe jan Of Brunswick county Va.
X on th- 2Jib JJiy sst as Runaway. a negro Bsn
who Ills himself ISHAA lie - abobt feet inches
high absu % ytats 81 age, light cOHpleXion
lis left cheek bore his front upper tooth spin half of
srar on tie mia iHcer ~ the night band. he says be
belongs To Join Roberts, Ffsuklin county, SeOtgd
who purchased him Of benjamin King, JesFsr oOoeC
Genryia.-Tbc swutf Is requested To come fcTgafs.
Prove property, pay changes. aud take him away.
WM. -. DUGGER. Jaiior.
Also Committed to The Jail Of brunswick county,
on The 10th day Of November last, as = fiSaWay, \
negro man Who calls himself IiI or JTdMi. Le IS
about feet H. hes hgh, abOg u yedfsof ace. DARK
complexion hs4 the left side ~ his ncsc...
lie says b. hsfues Willie Buuow negro specuis-
tor, who purchased hun Of JOha ~. bottom, w Ports.
mouth, Va. says be fadaWay IN Stol es county, ~ G.
sway to The sputh ana that I've don't knOw where
Mr BuTrow calls his place Of fetideaoe. The Owner
will come fsiWard. prove properly. pay charges, and
take him away. N6. VI. DbGGbk, laHof,
pfr o. G2..Wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09

The Report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury estimates thai there will be want.
ing in 1921 heyond HE estimated means
near a. millions. Hidtus ratde deJcndnS !
He attempts so console us, however, bv
calculating that far the next four wears
our annual receipts will average 100000,
00O and our expenses about Is zoo. 900
or, striking off one million from The Ma.
w after 1923, aud without dipping at all
into The shaking fund, but sill appropri
aiing the whole ten millions 10 the public
debt, our whole expense will ihrn be
abou, $50, go 900 10 wit, about 27O,00
more than The estimated receipts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09

NEGkfJEs Al 8UCl1ON.
nN THssd0g,f6e 2dJanNarg. at - O'Clock, " fsif
~ 90 ~ same our the next ieir day, Us OF 20 keiy
young NECROyS consulting Of women, tofs nut
girls viii no sen Tor cash beffs ancilsn door.
nabENT GhIsic, Aaciingfts.
nee. o., Ga..tcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09

E'ouND- Between HooGS's aud the toll gaze on fhe
Manchester turnpike, Yesterday, POCKET RocK.
The owner San nave ii by paving for this notice and
calling On tane chas,an Rsleighs Csai Pits Chester
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-09

We furnish two interesting papers TO-
day--oue the Memorial from the late Con
venion OF merchants and others a. Phi
ladclphia which is remarkably clear and
conclusive. This we understand. il prin
cipauy from the pen OF Mr.. Jas. Garnet.
The other is the report presented by Mr..
Baldwin on the Memorial of this city
which has no Other possible merit. than
that, ia pointing oui an uuinien,ionai or
ror in point tact, il speaks Of il III a tone
OF tariuess, that is abhoircnt TO the right
Of petli0n. There is no excuse for so
elaborate Grade. Disrcspeci, so pr0lnse
~ poured forth against The Mpmorialsis,
Is more a reproacb 10 those who express
il, than those who are lie objects of it,
The mernoridlists meant no disrcspeci 10
Congress though they spoke frankly "a
lreenlen ought to speak and the error
about drawbacks arose from miSiaking
resolution TO consider Of their repeal for
repeating bill.
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they attempted TO maintain by analogy TO the
common Law rale that IL the debtor makes no
application OF payments the creditor has The
right The court after arsumen, decided that
there was no analogy between the c,ses, for
that here the money found in the treasury was
not Preston's but the Commcnweaith's, and OF
course could not b. applied 10 pa, debts due
by Preston for previous embezzlements.
There remained consequently only The first
item in the Commonwealih's account OF SS3 ODD
30 cents undisposed OF. aud this item, as haa
been already stated, resulted from a compsri.
son of what ought. according TO the treasury
books and the reports aboveme ntioned 10 have
been IN the treasury on the 18th OF Jan 1920.
and what according TO the evidence exhibited,
was actually there
For the purpose of Showing the fallacy Of
this conclusion, the defendants offered 10 prove,
and. (the evidence being admitted subject In
the opinion Of the court) did prove. that GA
the nth Awsust in the year 1918. tue treasurer
received from the Commonwe alih's agent at
Washington check on the U. y Bank at Phi
Iadelphia for ST. 800 on pnb'ic account which
he entered Oh the treasury books as received !;
hut that he placed the cheek in the Bank OF
Virginia to his prirate account. and thereafter
from time to time drew checks thereon as for
his own money until the whole sum was ex-
hansfed whether in payment of private claims
against him. or OH public account, cou'd not
be known or stated.
They also proved, in order to shew that no
Just conclusions could he drawn from The
books that en- the LIST of October 1915 when
according to them there ought tn have been
in the treasury the sum of ........S 30o,T0 9S
There was ia both bank, where by
Laws the idle money was directed
TO be kept, only............ ......lH 0l9 IL
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And that on the 18th of Jan. 1910.
(the dateof the bond) when accord.
in. TO the same backs there ought
TO have been in the treasury tue
sum of................ ..G97 81
There was in both banks only the
sum of. .iOG $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-14
RONNnARY ME

The long al pute about ;he boundary is At
Length settled between The State OF k,ntuc-
Ky and Tennessee:
MaiAc's line as il has be-" under TODD, and
acted on 'rom the south .asi corner OF kcn
tHCkN 10 tIe Eennes>r rIV 81 j. 10 be run and
mark" anew. az the JOINT expense of the
two states, aud confirmed. West OF the Fen
ne>st" the t'"e lately ran by anthority of TIA.
hth'nck\ legIsidluIe, and known a. Mex
amber aud MunsOu'S line, is tn he considered
aud established as The line between the twu
'iaits MI North Carolina claim. north rf
HitN""H'l iine, aiid west o. fenn' s>eP To be
N"ih-Ail virginia claims south OF thai .iue aud
"'st on Frnn"sSee, To he considered void-
east 81 enne'see and west of Cumneri.,,d n.
YER all Kentucky claims are 10 be old that "a re
NonIh OF alkers iinc-Nirginis claims tor
military service, lying east OF Tennessee, and
south OF aIkerS line, and north af true 3G
80 degrees OF latitude, not to be ureiudirrd bN
th9esiaDiishineri Of alb er's liUe nor hy l4Dse
OF tiGae OF sIdtnte of limitations East of lac
Cumberland, if"mDeaT the mouth OF Ohed'.
river all claims OH gina ting from North Caro-
iina Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentu Ky tor
lands located >Outli OF Walker iIpe AVID north
OF iailnbe 80 80 are placed upOu the same
footing, a. To lie weT Ut the respective
states Io :rdni The same, aud ri course must
he DECIDED by priority Oi title. " Whatever
vacant land there may tie east OF Tennr-sso
RIVER between the line sf Walker and lie
tue latitude, 10 belong 10 Kentucky
As anXioHs as We have been TO see This
controversy Setlitu, we we're not prepared e.
cOncede villa, has been given up nv onI
Commissioners. There is bat one voire add
that OF repToba,ion heard as tar "a our ,pfor-
nation exteIds, The aTtaGE rmcnt as TO pii
waite claims is very objectionable and not
at all reciprocal. Kentucky gains all, aud
this state nothing. The arrangement is how
ever, final and II is io,iy 10 cry after suilt
milk. Nashville Clarion Ecb Is
BY The arrange meut with Kentucky, at
one dash, individuals are deprived OF more
than 100 900 acres ut land obtaiUed from "
Carolina aud there is no law providing for
their getting duplicates TO locate elsewhere ;
snch case was never anticipated by the
General Assembly. Hid.
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Mrskingur, !Siirer ntireslLi

An intelligent young mau lately f. ON Zanes-
vile has given me some additional information
respecting the silver mine near that place
he also has IN his possession specimen OF The
silver
From him I understand that The Is per
cent required by the state applies ouiy 10
tue salt Section, on which the SaTchpls pro-
pose 10 work, and into which the other com
pany, COnant, Spooner, and their associates
may eXtehd their excavations though tigy " ii
beein on the lands Of Samuel Chandler
The Silver ii IS said lies ~ strata Of abOuf
one eighth of an inch ~ thickness, alieIuated
with slate To tie depth of ucar5 feet Some
calculations make the whole depth OF silver 20
be two inches
Speculation is running high in that secji0r
Of tie country shares have been sold al a
premium OF four hundred per cent? IL ia
very likely that we shall have another SOHth
SEA Sclltmp OF il. We shall pTobahi, bel ~
loBg haze an EMISSION OF mites on the credit Of
the Silver mine This TO be sure will be all
specie cdpitOi when they get il
The SILVER mine may br valuable and pro-
dNce valuable results in the Community tOi any
thing ne kHoir bat I wish the people aponl
GAINESVILLE, AID iudced ~ the otter places,
mas not &c, their heads tTHed with it,.
tPhilIHfhroyid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-14
THE MAILS

III never rams, says the proverb bat ii
pOurs. The rain whicn fell on THURSDAY
last, was III such torrents, as 10 brig
freshcts INTO all our water courses.
The consequence Was. that he rls # the
waters prevented the regular run of the
mdil-NeSieTday morning HE northern
papers poured upon uS in great pruiuslog.
Three National lntrilig tmcrrs, and other
northern JOURNALS IN preporiiun.-T
proceedings If Congress are vsry cOpi
Gus. and an arrival from Liverpool te the
10Th January also Civ, = us much Ir. uLIf
~ ietilug the most interesting arii les.
and compels us :" lay over tie VI. ) S
winch we're prepared Tor this day spa.
per.
The foreign items, moi very important.
HE winter had been Intensely severe both
III FraD and Eugiand-The Seine. The
Thames, and many English canals, irn>
zen over-lhe mail hal been INTERRUPTED
by the heavy SHOWS. H. The Highlands.
betweeA Iain aud Ihursu, the snow had
been from 9 10 10 feet deep. Much dis
tress had bees suffered by the peasan;ry,
aud iiIe poor OF LOnjOn; and large sub.
scripiionS raised for HE rclia Of the latter.
Tue Parliament pTorogued 10 The f7ih
FrbEHaTy.-I The London Tines Of Tie All
ydhHdlN udS q ltittI lTOUi hid0iiu OI tnF
both Dec. saying that " Gen. Wives Is
preparing To set out for Tie u. s. IN dual
ily Oi Munster PienipotruiiarN ."-'rbe
tren, h Chamber of Deputies had A TEN
pesiu"us n"etIng-ihe subject OF dcbaie
vas the report against listening to I3I
petitions signed BIS l0,O57 peopIp, pra, .
ing against aHy alteration in the Charter
and law Of ElectIoDs.-A ncw tariff J.,
established iu Russia, which admits such
articles as cannot be manufactured in
that county, and prohibits those that
can be made there by heavy duiies.-
The restrictive measures have oassrd
Parliament The trials OF Burdeit. Usnt
and others is aboui 10 come or So
! jealous is The spirt Of deapoiisnI, that The
representation Of BtuiaS, and Venice Pre-
served has been forbidden. LibtrIy n,usl
not speak even on tie stagr.--Some dis
| turbauces aud alarms, IN ireland. The
| Russians are strengthening themselves
IA the coasts Of the Pacific. Since 1913
they have extended themselves. Cils said,
more ilan $40 miles beyond lie riveI
| Columbia, and have made an establish
ment al Bodega, ouIy 30 leagues from the
most distant Spanish settlement Ia Cali.
| iOfnia
ln lie II. Of II. the principal questions
umdcC tebal" arc Tie appropriation bills
'he Military bill not Jet decided on--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-14

" tng tsGerty HorSaRd dOiIars, in lie hand q
oi Nr. JEFFERSON, Oa,e President . (
the Uaiied States tn be iali our IN The
purch Sc ot young female slaves, uha
ale 10 De educated aud emapc,pa,ed. :"
tt Is added ~ ine Rcpari. that g General
" john II. Cooke. at Virginia. has "a,
" The request 81 Mr.. lGFFRRsON. under
taken HE administration, al tn. trust
III ihe hope, IA " In, II Nr. J. concufS.
tia. the difficulties opposed io the WISH.
- OF The testa'or, under the existiRy
g" laws oi Virginls, u,a> be obyia,ed ia ac-
= cordancc with the terms ul hts wili by
incorporating the bppuest wi;h,h funds
al tht AaI rIcau Society, under thu san a
" ton and control at ii Couri OF Equity"
The SupremeCnurt OF ille United States
has laiei' Dadc ii decision, whiCh Is RUSTY
deemed oi national importance. We be-
liese III follow TO be a correct, though
bret history Fl HE CASE: Daring the late
MAR, many militia mcu IN The Common
wealth at f"nnsl ivatla, neglected ur re
fused Ia perform their tours OF military
duly when reguIsri, drafted agrceabiy To
The laws oi the United States. TIE Co
vernor at the Commonwealth ordered
Courts Marital 10 be- held Tor the trial of
these hcllnquents: and these Courts sen-
''ht Z" iht'h va pay llt ButS prescribed
by law. Tie Marshal and his Deputies
proceeded Ia { lleci The fines bni many
believing that ihc & uris hat hecu lille
iiy constituted, one HoUSToN, OF Lam
caster county. broSghi hi action ~ The
Common Pleas, against Deputy Marshal
MOORE Tor damages sustained by The
seizure and sai. OF his goods to make The
tine as aforesaid, and recovered. The
Deputy Marshal brought the case up by
writ oi error, 10 the Supreme Court of
Pennsy lvania tor Thai district, WHICH re
versed The judgment brloa. The case
was next moved bl wit OF error. To the
Supreme CoGrt otIhe u. States: which.
alter solemn argument, affirmed The ,udg.
meat of The Supreme Curt Of Pennsyl
vanla.-This moi only puts The question
at rest as II regards the fines levied and
collected IN thai State, bu, scfiies tie pr.u-
cipte according 10 the views and wishes
OF the friends OF The Government.
True american.
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rFrom The Boston DAM idrertiscy1

FROM tHe fbpN0n Dd1'y HdtfrtiScT.
The universal cry Of he Manufacturers
from AL paris at The country is for l,atect-
ing dHtieS- aus they are exciting ali their
cnrrgies by their uumuiouS petitions
resolves and addresses, ~ obtain further
and and encouragement from Congress
aud To enlist the public voice in their
iavor-socieiics are forming. conventions
organizing, and no means leit unempluy,
ed for ehrciimg their object.
The necessary result of additional
duties must he the depression Of OR
Commerce, ALREADY on the wang. 10 lessen
Our imporia'iOns and of course diminish
our revenue, and finally 10 bring TO power
~ the thousands OF active and Industrious
Mechanics, who are entirely depenGani
on commercial operations for their daiiy
bread = Tins Is an Interesting and i'm
poriani subject, aud calls loudly Tor The
attention Ct orr Merchants ia come for
ward and memoriaize Congress against
any further encouragement 10 Mauuiac,
lures al the expense of our Commerce
and Agrlculiurc--and as the subject
will engagr The early attention of Con
gross, The sooner a meeting OF he friends
of Commerce is collected, the greater will
be the probability of its effects. They
viii meet not as the eneHies OF our do
mesilc manufactures, which all are vii
ling, should receive a prOpOr,ionatc en-
courasemeni, but loprovenia moEopoly
Of patronage in favor Of any particular
branch "a national Industry.
a FRIEND TO COMMERCE..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-14
EXTRACT To TIE EDITORS, DATED

. " USHIH.ION. UurCN y.
sir. RANDOLPH yesterday moved Il recou-
SideIaiiou OF the Missouri Bill, for The par
pose, presume. OF striking eut the section
restricting slavery in the territories Ii WAS
decided by tie Speakerthat the motion was
not IN order. In the course OF his observa-
lions, ne was very seNeie on those who had
N0ied with hun ard hrs friends on the amends
ment OF Senate stIIkIrg oui the restiiclion on
Missouri lie animad,e,tcd with much >eve-
MY on their conduct, anu SIP Ike for some time
~ ms usual style OF iepr"ach aud sarcasm.-
lty reference Ia the YEAS aud NAYS il will be
found that two tiom, New jersey. one from
Ssode island aud one { om onueciicni chan
sed their votes. The Maine BIZ bas been
siened by the President, aud il H. understood
that tue Missouri Bl! will also receive his sig
naiute- Two new states viii therefore lie
admitted al the mex, session. BuSuess will be
commenced with spirit on hIouda>. aud all
iook forward with hope that the h.use Will 20
On aarmOniouNiS. fidHh. Ga..
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RICHMOND, AI4KCn -. 1870
at a meeti"g IF the 1gTjcaharai Society of
I'reint", ieM al tie Easie Hoiei on tie

AT a mceting ofhe 1grjcaharai .Suciety Of
Ibeti'a, ied al tie Eaeie HUtet on the
l2h February 1920.
C''. JAeuELINE y. HARNIE was unanimous
" eifcied Treasurer, To supply the place of
Gen. john Preston resigued
ReS0irei, Ina sac thanks 81 Ibis Society h.
presented to iaomas Freedom for his esteem
ed present OF "a Il on II, aud Tor the favor Of
ms Ie''er accompanying that Present.
ftesotred That the said PLOUGH he carefuil,
preserved ~ The Area of the Capitol for th.
inspection OF the citizens o; this common
wealth; aud that the letter together with these
resolutions be Inserted in our Journals and
published by our Secretary il he Gaxettes OF
tlIIS city. JOIN NDANl~. S,cr,f.yD
Mr. OK 1T 4bomh Ia 1870.
REJECTED fEIEnD. 3 lie /. : ttat ti u feel
est an Interest III whatever Is calculated iur
the EXTENSION AID M .ToVemPtt al agriculture
3 take The liberty o. forward fOr thy accent
an,e plough, which was made - ~, t1ctory
N'hIiaI u 'he 0ies sane To- hr Emu ot Rus
sIa aud the KING OF France aud differing only
'om those designed fO' the field ia nting poi
ished tor exhibition. Il II con.vuie,l | shonid
ne much sfdtiled in having IL exhibited at tbe
meeting otlUur Agricultural society or al
a place whrie II may be examined nv agli-
cultural Eestlemtn "A p-rte 1 piOnyb ia.
long been az oDJert OF research IN Ill mans OF
tie couAtry, aHd Farme re vino ilaVeus; d hose
OF my anuiActure are u, dnimou> nI giviny
them the preference of any Heretofore. Ia use
They are occasionally allied Wouu', p!ou lbs -
ID Ing invented 10y fdrInsT / Inat na,ne ia the
weS' rn part OF ihIs state. But tatN ..'e mote
generally known as 'Freebprns piOn shs, as
hhve utchastd the patent Iight OF The in
VenioT aud manufacture e!eatuunbsrso OF them,
and h .vC alSe made some essential i,nuIoyr-
Hcnt on them TIE bearer OF this, John
Meeher, is authorised bS me To establish A fac.
tory IN Richmond lie is a good workman,
aud have no dou'r OF the pIOuA rs, lnade D,
hun, giving satisfaction.
With assurance at r. spect am thy Friend
IHO MAS EREEisHLSN