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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26
NOTICE

= G'HE SfGCKHOLDFB5 ga the Richmond Dock Gem
= PAW a5e requested ~ attend an anuial meeting O.
ne helt II their office on street on Monday the 6ff
March next, 81 ~ ociock.-An election for director
WV tdke puce, ~. BAKER. Tresgr.
Ee"sirf So tdm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26
'Hhe New Revised Code,
OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA.

Or 1ltE LAWS OF VIRGINIA.
HElNG collection of all sroh acts Of the General
~ Assembly, OF public and permanent uaIUre, as
are now ~ tcrce, with copious index, to which ATE
ihe state OF Virginia, puhhes pursuant to an act of
The General Assembly, passed the i2h March, lsIo.-
hanusome'y Eound ~ colt, price i2.--lh he number
state, having been mrnisbed-ail oiders from te.k
sellers OF others who hny ,e sell again. 10 whom a
liberal diScoan, will be- made. land sing. copies
can be iniIt diatrly supplied.
IT orders Ter inieTltaved copies must be left with
the snhscIiher alone at the once of tue Euuuttr who
Is The SoIs agent OF the publishers Tor setting.
- SAMUEL CAIN.
Ter Gazette, fredericksburg Herald, Pvteishorg Re-
publican, LynchbnIg Press and NoIfak Beacon win
pIease pnbi'sh The above twice week fer foir weeks
INV gu Iuelt accounts I" ths Office iot payment.
I AND FOR BANk sTUCk.-I ,risf 60 sen n 1T,T7
~ 81 idHd lying ia C0mphcii co,ty 20 mites f,osa
Lynchb.rg,s miles from campbell courthouse, ara
doout miles from SdUHfJP riUer. This tract is
commonly called the' Locust Tbicke ,'-cogfqiys d.,
recent surrey 1896 Tying rel as ann trGef
the balance as couercd Nth u0Lua6ie tia6er-f por
lion o. IL is good tobGccs land, ard the uholc rrfi
ifshborhOod rs good. Hook Of the Bank Of tkr Uni.
ted M6ies, BGRkct TirgiRia, the Farmers Bank
ddsi"s Time etreR on the purchase money Sir. John
Atef9"dsr, near Cam,pbeH courthouse. 'riH shear
the tgnd. UILLIAH G. PENDLE7ON.
Richmond, May u I.tC
~ OiiCE rs herepy gwen 10 he d,IoTs and credit
II otsoi Heron. Sintom CO. and c. > Macmurdo bat
10y virtue 81 deeds OF trust and powers of attorney
rrev"cabe, executed by them Tespecii,ely We SHAFT
proceed eithsr IN person by attorney to winu nm
the affairs OF the said two concerns, without delay
PATRICK GIBSON,
Jan. '. 7i..u JOHN g BLAIR.
fiffy Dollars Reward.
ESCAPED FROM the Jail of this city, on the nth nit
-. - negro man named BEN sometimes calls hims eli
BEN FORD, about ~ OF age 10 or n inches
high, straight and we'll made, and dresses very well
VITA WATCH he isa baker byuade, aud formerly be-
ionged TO James Young baker In Rockets. Ben is
very well acquainted with the captains Of vessels and
no doubt be has obtained forged papers, as to pass
Tor auee man. hereby forewafnai masters OF vessels
from harborng or carrying Tie said slave Ben out OF
tblS commonwealth. The above reward will he given
| II delivered 10 me at the Jail os ,hiscity.
| X. RURT0N, u. 8. for GEO. SAVAGE
! December 3. so 1T G "a I.
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- ~ iHS HISTORY of ibe early settlement OF ~.
- Eiuz New England, and The Sunimef Isles u f 3d.
te""y t"farltefy 0H Saturday. Should fie tpeittfs
NOT use before ihat day one brrfrsd COMES riU be
ohe,r' ~ Subscribers Al tie Capitol by one .ciact
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MdrSkaFS SAFE of lots N1yee Co Go

MdrShdfS Sale of Lots, Shares. &c. &c.
virtue Of decree Of The superior conrt of chan
- Gerry for the Richmond district, pronounced on
!ue zzu Juhe' 1879, NJ canse therein depending be.
tween ihooias H. ProsseT, late sheriff Of Henrico
paniul, ana John J. WeTib, Jededah Allen aud 9th.
er neiehdans-Wil be sold TO the highest bidder at
pnnnc auction Tor cash, on MOnday The 2stk dog Of
the present month, (FebTn0rg.) oB the premises al
eirVen O'Clock. TWO LOTS OF LAND, on T. Tor Main
street; one ofwhicb binds npnn street aud the Other
10 the rear thereof adjoining the Office of the Uui,ed
Slates Sans and now in the possession OF the SAID
And Immediately after the above sale will be sold at
ne sa'ne place, and upon like teens all the HOUSE
HOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE belonging To tle
saa Alien, consisting Of tables chaiTs seitees some
sllVer plate &C. one chest Of drawers four beds and
mrhltuTr, aud many other articles Allen,
STOCK IN TRADE, consisting Of boots shoes skins
ledther, &c rs mentioned deed Gied as an eybtb
IN TINS cause together win said Aliens into rest In tb
snip John 1ddm, being i've nneteenths OF one third
1852 or re same time gjid plrce, all the House
hOLD q KITCHEN FURNITURE Of John j. Verb
~ mentioned IN another deed fled in said cause as an
EXHIBIT together With his stock Of horses cattle and
hogs-eiss, caTis and oTays. with their harness
.lHd on u e67tcSfdg, RE 6rsf cuy Of Bqrcb vere
VIII he sold al public auction, TO the highest bidder
lnr cash, ~ front II The Eagle Hotel the folln.iue
SLAVES. the property 81 the ssid Allen to wit N.lv
Fanny ,aHd Nafia-Also Ned. Peggy aud child Vyuct
s3n Francis aad saiy, her children and Lucy, 46s
property Of said Werib.
reb. 9. - o. - ~ a.. ~ ~ D.
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WE wish 10 purchase or 10 ono porrds cg%gg~C
" fof wluch liBersi piice wu 1e -fyen. iroerfed
M oia'o'y OILS, Dr&LOP 4 CO hrc'rs.
'tO'N - 0istt
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TRUST SALE

HU3I Sale.
,,'tne oI rsed itrust executed to the snbscfi.
Tt,ns w Ueorge w Baird, bearing date tie stu Of
~ 1elg ana dny recorded IN the county our,
"'g9iHEnain 10 secure debt due 70 Deaue q pace
-, s'I " the highest bidder, az 1oseleys Tavern
=. we to"n Of Cara, for cash. on khe 25th d1y Of
Stlefrel Neff' the tract Of LAND wherein the said
nov resides containing one hundred acres NOR,
3I esS-8hould the day appointed for he sale gToy.
pau 'he SAFE will take place IN the 1rsi FAR Day
WILLIAM AKERS
r.. o., HENRY PAGE.
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~" - o0.sAus
WILLIAM ARMISTEAD JR.
q ViNG established hmse: at King * eneen
D courthouse tenders his professional services TO
the public.Hs VIII practice law in the inferior and
Superior courts OF King x Queen. King william and
New kent-and promises TIE strictest attention TO all
business which may be entrusted TO his and SUI
periniendance. Feb. II. 81 .n
%loIlCE,...The subscriber alone is authorized 10
receive the outstanding debts due to the late con
cern OF LYLE, SCOTT * SAUNDERS, having been ap.
Ibereofby the superior ofchancery
LOT the Richmond district. IL is expected that all
sens Indebted to the said concern will make immed
ate payment, as longer indulgence he afforded
Dec g 52..tf SAMUEL TAYLOR.
TINS Day as Published at the Enquirer once
ENNfOSlllOA OF The FEDERAL CoNSIITt.-
- iioN-comprisng what is commonly called Ma.
piSoN report IN INLAND the series nj Essays uTt
ten for the Richmond Enquirer by HAMPDgN-beIna
crit'qne the Opinion of the Supreme Cont of th
u. S. on the Bank Law.
PREFACE.
" Various important and interesting principles are
now dependng and the decsioR OF some of then,
must involve the great question ahefkeT att the o,g
erS Of sovereignty, affecting TIE, liberty ana pr6y,,
such only essentially connected with the gcner,
welfare" tJohH ". EppeS's letter or Dec. A. Isio
10 assist in the solution of this great qusstlon in,
present pamphlet is submitted the American peopr
The REPORT. from the pen Of J0meS Madison il An
Invaluable exposition Of the principles of The Federal
Constiuhon u is scarce, ont of print aud frequently
calleh tor twenty years have destroyed almost ali
Tue copies which issued from The press Ire
principles however, not those ofa day or of
but, true and eternal.
Since the Report pn to press the Publisher ba.
determined to snbj"in to Il the Essays 81 HAuPprN
upon tie opinion Of the Supreme Court ef the IIn,ed
States IN relation to the consiitntionalitv Of The Rs
Law. These Essays too are frequently sailed for 800
no copies TO he prorufed. Their merit is too veil
known to reauTethe passing trbrte Of my humh. ven
Fsb.I2. so '"'
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~ ""'pALH oALt.-By virtue OF decree OF Inc
o'' pronounced on the 10th day OF June. isIa in
iherein depending, between Reuben Winfi.e
niaip, a. and Cornelius Buck sheriff OF CbestetgsJ6
aud liz hat character administrator de bonis nom win
the will annexed, 81 William Brown, dec aud others
defeudsnts-vi bs sold ON the pTemiaes ~ the high.
EST bidder AZ public auction, for CASH az Fsag nc
2lh ddy 81 ii0Tch neat, the tract OF LAND mentioned
The ndeGtuTe o. mortgage, MED as exhibit the
cause above named, aud described as foiiows-ihe
part In tbe following boundary. viz: bounded on one
side hy james 4. P0ttCS0Us line. and by the line q
Renianin Hatcher, Of the land solo bin, Of hun-
dred aud seventy Eve acres also by The ten be.
longing 10 the mill; al which iand lies side Of
the creek" j. GUERRdHT, ~. .. q. q. n. n.
Fer. -. 23.,tds
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virtue of deed of trust bearing date the lst
- day of June, 1919, executed by George n. Cock
oil the county OF King william, the Subscribers for
ihe purposes therein mentioned will sold 10 The
highest bidder, for ready money the King william
Mills, on UedHeSGdy, the 23a day OF Febr0a,.y nerf
the tract Of LAND on which the said George r. Cock
now resides, anIe 396 acres. Such title will he
made as is vested in the trustees.
THOMAS DABNEY,
King william, Jan. 40 70. .w5w.
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70 MiLLERS.
yoLoGNE & ASoPUs MILL STONES, Of an, iz..,
ne I''e " NJ. Is. PO1TIAUX.
63---(2M
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sNuSl btEb SALE.--By virtue OF a deed of IT1Tf
executed ny Hugh Watson and others to the sub
u9y OF record ~ the clerks Office the county eonrt
:" tnmoeTand-Wili be sold, on the premises "a, re-
ttN ray ~ Wgrch ncu, TO the highest bidder for
raSh' Ihe IANfARD adjoining the town of CARERS
sihg' nov IA The "ccHpascy of said Watssn-Aisn =
Loi wiihus Improvements in the said town d;st,r
gnished l'y the name NJ No. Is--ABd a NEGRO 49,
nat.u C"ny-wiIh all the stock Of LEATHER. BARK
aEu ussls pelonglne to the said tanBery- or 90 much
u, sdlu pioPerV as wiz he sufficient to paw and dis
charge the balance ofthe debt and inieres, which ma
ithdh due aud unpaid on the day Of sale t. secn,c
w Payheht OF which this trust deed was made ana
me eXPence' OF carrying the same into effect
RANDOLPH HARRISON,
FEB. IL. %
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<Fyy D1tfGrs heward- Stop tie Ih,ef!
IN the night OF the 10Th inst the stable ON nv farm
- near TINS city was forced, and handsome com
paCuy formed CHESNUT SORREL HORSE was sIGIep
theIeiOh Ills height is not Known hut he ould NOT
De calico a TALL hoTse-he is supposed to he eleven
years ora mas hoDy we'll formed bead has , re-
HdISapie a atthe Junction OF the neck and shouders
Wnch makes his neck appear nat ana his wirbers
tnah usually high his left hinder hook is white
saddle, collar and traces he PAGES trots and gsI,
ana Is extremely well broke TO The carriage gig or carr
tnnus" very active horse, be not free nnder The
sause''''''l VIII give FIFTY DOLLARS for The an
pLeheson OF the thief aud his prosecution to conyic
uon--anh I'm DOLLARS for such information as via
enhe me TO recover The horse and in addition All res
s.maole expences which iuay be INCURRED in bripgInr
"'i NJ " int PETER v. DANIEL.
80, Ei' OT-(9uf
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WacnnlnR.s Palent Ekoor iInlhg-

WacouiGB,s Potent Floor fIofhr.
bNiR subscriber offers Tor sale and can furnish Al
the sbnttest notice, fifteen thousand wards az Anne
Hcfn FLOOR CiOJ rs (oH cloth cSTpstrr) FOR roo,ps
ana entries warranted equal 70 any imported and AZ
prices IS per cent. lover, viz
Floor Cloth, with colors, S so per square YARD
Do. DO 20. 10 DO
DO. do. DO. 200 do
no. do. 2 do. or more % d.
JweniY-Gve cents per yard for borders
Cloths, without horders, can he delivered al fer
hohT' noilce VIII bofdeTt IN Bico Weeks.
The canvas is Of superior qualitv-yade from, ys,s
trcky hemp, and az the nsnugacinry Cor The
press pVrposs, yards vide Conveniently rarpe,s
nor exceeding ~ n, by 30 feet viii he art scam on
joining, and made TO any given Dimensions
~ orders nom any part n The United States or
csilndies, sent through Agent, or addressed 10
zoe manufacturer (ith re!eTssce) shall be prompts
attended to. ISAAC WacATit y ~
Philadelphia JAM.
g. We will receive orders Tor The above u,sprc,c
tory JOHN q saurPf tspt,i1,itII'8C
-yN"- -. -- 76..2m
EJUHSUhNr "a deed Of trust exccmsd IN a, h.,
John Eibb, and duly recorded IN TIE rnrntv eog,,
q" tbaflote--We sh'ri. ysfbcfrst ffoRdOpfs JTgyc5
"fti heiore the door Of fbc Courthouse of rharg,,,e
county, otter Tor sale 10 acres LAM Ivirc In sod
County adjoining the lands 81 John Rcha fdsan H. n
avg Jobs kfh7rdsoq (w H)...... Tie terms or sale
WIZ be made tHowH pa The Day.
WILL tN u. WArKINS.l
HtSRf 4. WATKINS, Trustees
THO'S 2. WANIOVE,
NOTICE.
'G'HE STOCKHOLDERS iu the Richmond Dock Cen,
= pAnV '5e requested to acnd an anuta meeting o.
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IARis' December rs This day, at o.
Gees IN me cVPniu"- The members composing
ne Chamber OF Deputies. with their Prcs-
dent al their head, were introduced Into The
presence OF ihe King With The usual ceremo-
"htn the President delivered the
foioWs"g Speech.
SlRF-ion faithful subjects, the Deputies
o. ne Dep"fincnts wonlh offer at tie foot Of
me hfUiie, the h7mage of their respect and
lcve.
me DIrih OF Princess of your blood, has
excited new hopes in the hearts of the french
people
.SIRE-france has no longer any enemrs.
N0n have established upon the pr'ucIple of
HI,"Al Independence our anicahio relations
"!'I t"F HDnefeht f"WefS di Europe. Your
"I''"ih cOni" hot bP.tow Vpon us more
precious earnest OF thrlr duration, add Of tbat
Io"g peace o. winch onr Majesty has given
~ ~ dSsn 'dhce'
tHPeJ~W"S some compliments Z" bp. Ming tDr
h'a e@'e ~ gre Wierest ~ Tire church -au'Hterost-
'"s yo' P"1!entyH
O, llt crops are repairing the G."
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The Editor Of the NJ York Daily Advertiser 0noBd0rt
Secretary Of the hartford Conv ention has pat forth an
article under the head Of" pOrfeHtOus" which aims
to draw down the suspicious OF the Fast upon Virginia
Our caucus, II seems, have selected electors al tIs
lime though these are not 10 " until next he
csmber aud besides have appointed committees of
correspondence, amounting To very near 700 in i.
yiduais." He ST. les these 90 standing army Of cleo
tioneeTs" who are udoubts dy intended not only TO
supeTintend the affairs of the concerning the sub
jet, bat probably those Of the >; that is they
are 10 see the DTdois Of The mother cLHb faith uIly
carried into execution throughout the Country" Why
a'i this Precauiion fbs So early taking the field -
* .&,.f
Mr. Dwight, the Jealous spy over the acts OF Virginia
IS rfSPectRitg informed that vue ny general
Gu this subject that the members OF Tive Legislature
have always been ~ the habit Of naming electors that
hey pat of as long As they can aud do II tai
ihey are Oh Tire eve of adjuutBing and that the comfy
committees moi selected to supeTintend the aars
Of The Unon hut to To the d.strbuiOn OF tickets
ana such other matters Ifths b. suspicious
m NTedia what will NT. Dwight say Of NORTH Carolina
who was or weeks before usaHd tor the self same
reason. Bevafe (Af. D. Of jealousy; 1t is green,
eyed monster"
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FnrtAer Particulars from Spain i!

We have seen a letter in the Providence
American OF yesterday. from Sannvl Iamed,
Esq. respectable merchant. totmerl, of tliae
place hat who for eleven Wears pas, has been
resident OF Cadiz wherein after stating ths
news pretty much as we have already receive
ed II, he appeats TO incline to the opinion that
IL is merely revolt among the troons. that
will nnally be put down by the existing 90
vPrnnent. He the revolt in jnIN last.
which was suppressed bv O'DonuPlI was osiy
partially smotherPd and has broken out
with new fury. IL extends tho whole Of
the army destined 10 Enenos ANres amount
ing 10 ~ geo men. Hc thinks if the leaders
had marched directly to Cadiz The, cond lave
taken that city a. the whole military force at
that time amounted only To 400 riPr. Their
dilatory movements gave the Poysiists iu4e
TO rally, and Cadiz is more inclined to sup
port tue Cove Trmeut thsu The rei0rmsts il be-
ing their interest 81 10 do He states that on
the night OF the ith, fortv-nne men aud one
officer, desrf,ers from the new cause came
in from isn, very bad symrten, which viii
probably be followed by Others OF the same
mature.
served in tive squadron, which is very impcr-
FAINT, as their iusctiou with the troops would
have rendered the surrender OF CadiZ inevita-
bic, He admits that the insmrtectiop is much
more tOTmidaD'e ilian any thing that has
CURED sinCc The return OF Ferdinand. and
snmctimes appears TO think il may progress
lie SAYS It's consequences must he important.
The Hiniy is completely indicated and must
either be sacrificed or go ;or ward time clone
will determine Witch. The onIN ceTtdinfV in
the affair is that il ilas completely broken up
the expedition 10 SOuth America which now
will never sail. tie concludes however with
the declaration. that every thing IL perfectly
tranquil al CaaiZ where mol the smallest ap-
pearauce or disaiectiun has taken place and
that Spain longer deSirrs the restoration of
the Constitution and the CorteS" II this be
correct there is an end of the insnrreciion, and
" ferdinand the Beloved" may COntinue to
reign aud 10 weave ptticoats for the virgin
Mary, until time shah have strewn as many
snows upon his head as decorate thar, of
the iliustrlous Geo9gs the third OF England.
Boston Pat.
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Extract ofa letter from Member Of the Ohio
Legislature to a gentleman iR Chuic0the duted
COiam6uS, Fehraary II.
Gu Saturday asst d committee were appoint-
ed TO examine into The state of the funds in
tue treasury; on proceeding III, reip they found
aeheIeHcy of about ) 50o0 which was re-
ported TO the house. and made consde rable
noise. lhe committee took the KEY OF the out
eI Goot Of the vault, AID the treasurer kept
the KEY of tue inner dOnr-tlere beIng two
doors 10 itc VaHit; one OF tie committee sleeps
IN the front roam, ard Mr.. Cmrreys son in
ih' Oack room: 80 thai they are sure business
Will be wei conducted or both sides The
treasurer has confessed Ia The committee that
The q hcit l. as greet a. reported, aud proms-
ed 10 resign thi- day (&iondayG bat he nas
taken other counsel since, aud saws he will not
JesIgu iiis securities are TO meet him for
The fpOse of getin' him To make mp the
deicii aiId resign. II he will not resign ar
ticle' of impeachment will be preferred az ainst
him.
The impeachment of the two Associates
GENES on this week, aud We shall have warm
Iimes
The canal bill got through the lower house
last week and we have agreed L. the ameHd-
ments 10 NJ ~ the senate this daN.
On FRIDAY last the house sat all day with
and AT last agreed a. ing one kew until
further examination. This day the committee
have hee" engaged in coming the cash they
nave not yeI got through ard I feat the de-
ncit VIII he found TO be greater than was fl II
supposed
The Penitentiary accounts have been badly
kept; though no traud has been de tected #
Is aSceTtained that II is a sinking fund 10 the
STATE. CSctoto Car
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CALAMITOUS ACCIDENT.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 22.-We learn with
extreme regret That the steam boa.
Perseverance,. belonging 10 j. II. Piai,
and Jaoies Kirby, OF this place, Was
DESTROYED hy Ere on Friday morning
last, about Two miles above Madisou.-
he fire WAS supposed 10 have original
ed from stove, which unfortunately
communicated with some bales ri cotton
aud quantity of tanuer's oil. placed
below. SUCH was The rapidity of the
flames, thai. i'll despite of every effort,
Sue sunk within hall an hour after the
ire commenced. Most OF ihe passen-
gers were compelled 10 flee without
beng able 10 save any part OF their bag
gage or property. Fifteen hundred dol
lars IL United States paper, Tie proper
~ OF captain krby, was also consumed.
The cargo of the Perseverance, amount
my to about IS tons, WAS owned by the
nlerchanis of Cincinnati. and principal
~ consisting of groceries, must have
been % .tra, value.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-10

when he reflects on il. T. let Brother
Jonathan OFT with The few cuts he gave
HIN about Whipping" &c. was acting
with rather more lIberaIiiy than our said
Brother deserved. Ose objection made
10y The Yankees 10 the introduction of
slaves INTO the new states, have not vel
seen answered, although ii,e reply i. AT
every Southern mans door. d, Is, that
slavery IN th" oid States has not only, not
deisrreG Tive YankerS irn,n overruiining
ihem hut Ina, they very soon acquire
slaves alter cOthing h,re, and soon become
Tie Hardest masters amongst US.
i"ar Tobacco seed, The true =" Big
Oro"noka, il duly appreciated, and shall
BIZ managed by better planters than
IOGr old and constant friend"
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CUMBERLAND March IN.
TRUST SALE,

Virtpe Of deed Of Trust executed tothe snhscri-
- Def the 3lst. May 1910 by Elizabeth Steptoe Of
He"ick, near UIbsnna n the coupty Of Niddesex ror
purposes therein mentioned shall proceed 10 sell he
'U'e we 'Oor OF Christopher owens In the town
~ tIpahha, on the 21hOf Tire present month Harch
,oI 'tday money ~ the notes u the Nngina Bank the
Fermtis B2nk Of Virginia the Unted States Bank or
Ior gold and silver, sundry NEGROES and other per-
sonal property, mentioned conveyed nv said deed
w george, Judy, Nancy, aud her three children
hameo Sailyi JeHny, and Elizs-Oavy, Judy, and her
.nite chafen, NAMED Dilcie, Carter. Wiliiam-Nsncy
WHY, and her child Naryio head OF cattle 100 head
OF sheep carriage and two horses, and i've MACS o.
IS much Of the ahrve shall be forthcoming on the
Gay o. sale and vii saiy the debt secured uy HE said
oyed, and toe eNpenccs Of this saichut " deficient
WV then proceed TO sell on the same terms, valua
hle PLANTATION w, the same deed conveyed 10 me
~ Tusi, called the Grange stnsied on TIVE Rappshan
nock River aud Grange Greek contgininc w sou acres
OF LAND, as Is msre fay Described IN the ssia deed
March 10. ED,
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BY AUTHORITY
.
An act for the admission of the State of Maine
into the I1ninu

An act for the admission Oft State of Maine
intO the Union.
whereas, by an act of the state of Masss-
chuseits, passed OH the nineteenth day of June
~ the year Que thousand eight hundred aud
niDeteen, entitled" An act relating TO the sep
ara'ioD OF the District of Maine from Massa-
chnSelts Proper and forming The same into n
separate and Independent State" the peopIe
OF thai part of Massachusetts,, heretofore known
as the District OF Maine did with the consent
OF the Legislature sfthe said state of Ma,.a-
chnSeits, form themselves into an independ
ent state aHd did establish constitution for
the government of the same, agreeably 10 Tie
provisions OF the said act-Theref0re.
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House of Re-
preSemtafires ofthe United States of Anlerica in
Congress assembled, That, from aud after the
fifteenth day of March 10 tue year one tbon-
sand eight hundred aud twenty, the state of
Maine Is hereby deciai ed to be one of the II
sta les OF America, and admitted into the
Union on an equal footing with the original
states, IN all respects whatever
II. CLAY,
Speaker OF tue House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAfLLARD,
President OF the Senate pro tempore
Washington, March Sd, lS20.-AperoVed ::
JAMES MONROE