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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-29
From the True American.
Extract from the Editor, dated Washing

ton Caty, FEB. 10.
The Maine and Missouri bill has at
length passed the Senate, "a to 20. 1t
was sent to the house yesterday where it
has been this day, postponed to Tuesday
next, to afford time to consider the amend
ments Of the Senate.
:" A bill has been reported to the House
oil Representatives to amend the Pension
act OF March, l8, so as to give to Officers
entitled to pension under that act who
served Dine months and less than three
years, 240 dollars year for three years
only and TO those who served three years,
or longer, gao dollars year for three years
aud afterwards 1870 dollars year during
life ito PYiUates, &c. who served nine
months aud less than three years, SO dollars
year for three years only; and to such
as served three years or more. 36 dollars
year for three years, and afterwards II
dollars year during life--the sums al
ready received by any pensioner, to be
deducted from this allowance. A new
oath is also prescribed.
" Whether the bill will pass in this shape
or not, is doubtful; but it is certain that
something ought TO be done to guard the
treasury against the flagrant and extensive
impositions now practised upon ii, under
the original act; great numbers haYing Ia
ken advantage of its provisions, who were
not justly entitled to its benefils,either from
not having served the period required, or
IRON not being ii the " reduced circum-
stances intended to be relieved. Many Of
them, indeed, are 10 easy, and some even
IN affluent circumstances.
The Pensioners under the act Of 1918,
are thus distributed, according to late
report from the war department, among
the several states aud territories : New
Hampshire, ll42-- Massachusetts proper,
25i1- Maine, | 82A-Rhode Island, 249-
Connecticut, l373--V Vermont, 296--New-
York, 3l96-New-Jersey, A67- Pennsyl-
vania, l090--Delaware 4l-Mary
575-Virginia, 6o3-Norih Carolina,2l2
South Carolina, l3O- Georgia, 46-
Kentucky. 474--T Tennessee, 2l4--Ohio,
647- Louisiana, l-IDdiana, 96--Illinois,
mississippi, Alabama, s. Missouri,
6--Michigan, 3--District Of Columbia,
51-TOTAL, 1886. OF these, 48ll
served nine months or year--2l97 SER
we'd more than one year, and not more
than two years--54t9 served more than
two years---and 1908 served for three
and TO the end Of the war; This state
ment will serve to explain the operation
Of the bill reported, should ii pass into
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-29

IciI, supplementary TO the act relative %
dover; passed the House unanimously.
No, 20, bill concerning wrecks, was
taken up aud committed to Messrs. Wli-
Its, Cox and Garwood.
No. "a, supplement to the act respect
ing the court of Chancery, was taken up,
and while employed thereon, the House
adjourned TO P. M.
3 o'clock the house met. A message
from Council informed that they had found
Walker Beesley esq. guilty 10 manner aud
form as he stands charged in the first arti.
Gle exhibited against him by the House Of
Assembly, and have dismissed the said
Walker Beesley from his office Of justice
Of the peace of the county Of Salem.
Also, that Council have passed The bill!
10 divorce Eliza Dey from her husband,
Thomas Dey, without amendment; that
they have passed bill to divorce Abigail
Cougar, OF the county OF Morris from her
husband Peter B. Cougar, and No. 10 IN
Guiding No. Z, an act making further pro.
vision for the punishment Of crimes--to
which they request the concurrence Of The
house.
The house resumed the consideration of
The bill under discussion at the time of
adjournment, supplement TO the act respec-
| ting the court Of Chsncery) aud having
zone thro' The same by section, it was or.
dered a. Sd reading.
The bill further supplementary to the
act to preserve and support the jurisdic-
lion Of the state, was read third time and
passed, % to Z.
The bill to incorporate the Burlington
and Bristol steamboat company, was Ia
ken up, considered by section, aud mega
lived on the vote for engrossing.
Mr.. Taylor proposed resolution to
allow Thomas Gordon, for the purpose OF
aiding him in his undertaking to form
map of the state to have access TO the
records, maps aud surveys in the public
offices of the state and TO make copies
hereof free Of expense, which was agreed
10 by the house.
The bill to raise the sum OF 100000
for the use of the state, was taken up and
passed to be engrossed.
Add to o'clock tomorrow.
FRIDAY, Feb. %.
Mr.. Brittin proposed a resolution for a
committee OF enrolment TO examine and
compare the engrossed bills--agreed TO
and Messrs. Brittin, Ya1row and Teas
dale appointed.
Mr.. Kinney proposed resolution for
committee to consider if any and what
measures may be necessary to be adopted
relative to the publication Of the revised
laws-agreedto and Messrs Kinney, Ew-
ing and Griffith were appointed.
The bill supplementary TO the act es-
tablishing militia system, was taken up,
considered by section and passed to be en-
crossed.
Adjourned to o'clock.
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Eatract Of letter from a gentleman Of
Baltimore, nom IN Washington, to The
Editors Of the Federal Rfpublican.


Editors Of the Federal Republican.
In the present dearh of news let me
point your Affection, and that Of your rea-
ders, to an invention really new, referring
you and them to the description Of it in
the National Intelligencer of February 8.
1t is an Improvement in railways, for ira.
yelling on. &c.
Among others | went to the capital this
morning, and saw the carriage, on section
Of rough way--it was loaded with about
ton Of stone, and moved itup and down
the plank with one finger.
The singularity of the principle is in the
ways being less than one foot wide, and
yet carriage three feet wide, caDnot up-
set, aud It steers itself. I saw the inven.
tor there, who showed me drawing and
model OF the railways, crossing from one
mil, lover road and stream of water) TO
another hill, preserving its level 10 passing
Inc valley or ravine; should il succeed.
you may see the late Oliver Evans proph
ecy fulfilled, that person may start from
washington, breakfast in Baltimore. dine
n Philadelphia, and sup in New. York. )
You Know l am no great Judge Of mocha.
ics,out certainly have very favorable
OPINION OF this invention, after having seen
all the minutia, inclined planes, plans for
carriages TO pass each other, for crossing
roads, and 70 keep the railways clear Of
DIRT and snow, should SO much of either
get on them as to be inconvenicnt. lis
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-02-29
From the New England Galaxy.
HOME

Look at that man; his attire is unfash-
ionable, bis gait is humble; and the pene-
trating Layater could discover no lines in
his physiognomy significative of felicity
his talents are indeed mean his educa-
ton has been confined. When he walks
abroad TO one greets him in the market.
place, no man soIicits bis opinion-he was
never elected into even the minor offices
OF government. When he goes to the as,
semblies Of the people, he lifts his hand
and gives a silent vote undistinguished in.
the crowd.
An inaccurate observer would suppose
him one Of those isolated beings who serve
TO ill blank 10 creation; and yet that
humble, mean, unnoticed being, possesses
spot, little territory whose scant do
mains geographers ne'er noticed" upon
which, he no sooner enters than he is at
once elevated into the most dignified i'm
portance-it is bis home-there he is a
monarch, and in that his empire, all love
and obey him; there this unimportant man
neglected of the world-fnds domestics,
who, from instinct, fly at bis nod, children
who, from affection, administer to his COM
fort, a wife, who owns him lord Of her at
fections, and who, strange to tell, drinks
delight from the unmeaning glances Of his
vacant eyes.
Is he angry ? his subjects are confound-
ed-pleased? every face in bis domains
gladdens-sick or in affection unequiv-
ocal sorrow saddens every countenance.
O nature how delicious, how. easily
atlainabIe are thy choisest pleasures!
Is it strange that this man should pre-
fer this spot to all the world No--he is
pardonable if he esteems il the centre Of
creation--if he supposes that the sun was
created to ehIighten it 1.-The moon and stars
to enIiven his prospect from bis parloui
windows, and the western gales TO watt re.
freshing breezes through his piazza.
A Fact, There is, in Frederick county
Maryland, a mem made justice Of the peace
who had, as is supposed, destroyed an OLD
woman, whom he charged with being {
witch. The old woman called one day al
the squire's to purchase two pigs, which
the squire's lady refused to sell in his alb.
sence, but soon after the old woman's de
parture, the pigs became noisy for want o.
food--the madam had some slop made al
the still house, which was given TO the pigs
to eat, when they became unmanageable
and began rolling, squalling, and jumping
TO and fro. On the arrival Of the squire
he was informed OF the old Iady's visit
he Immediately pronounced the pigs be-
witched, and commenced bis cure BY burn
ing one of the pigs. He had large fire
made, pig was caught and held in the
fire until il was burnt TO death, together
with the witch; after the burning Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-28
DOMESTIC.
'-'..'s'.''.s..s
PIRIIC / ANnS


The present Congress have made an
important change in The price and mode
OF selling public lands. The price is re.
dnced from tao dollars per acre 10 one
dollar twenty FIVE GEMS instead Of the
former credits, The wlele amount is 10 be-
paid when the land is entered and The
smallest quantity Of land which can be
purchased, is reduced lrOr1 a quarier sec.
lion or $50 acres, TO a halfqaarter section
or 30 acres. These changes, il is bcliev.
ed, will prove highly beneficial 10 The go
Vernmeni, and not injurious 10 the PEG.
pie. The debt due tor public lands was
rapidly accommodating every year: iorsome
lime past, II has been necessary TO pass
a law Of indulgence similar 10 eur Green
River Bill, and serious danger TO The go
Vernment was unprecedented from this
growing debt. Under The new system
The debt will gradually diminish, aud in
few years be utterly extiDguIsiIed. No
cause will exist for constant collision be.
tween tie government and people, the
former enforcing payment, and The lat
ter evadlrg il. What is the interest Of
the government, is The interest ofthe PEG
pie.
Tile only plausible ebjcclioHs we have
check emigration, and refarh The growth
OF The Western country. Had not Tie
price and The smallest quantity OF land
allowed 10 be purchased, been reduced.
these objections would have been solid.
Bot under the old sy-iem tie price vas
50 under The new S. %; under the old
system tie smallest quantity OF land
which could be purchased was 100 acres.
under The new u Is so; under The old sys.
ten one fourth was 10 be paid in hand.
"nder Tie new The whole. Under The old
system poor man cmigrating 10 The
west must necessarily by 100 acres AT
5 = peracre, one foNrih OF which, or S 50
mus be paid in landss, under the ucw be
may purchase 80 acres AZ 81 % per acre,
the hole at licl, or $500. must be paid
~ band. Hence it IL c,nIrm that ib.
poor man can obtain house now with 4
snail farm or llille more thar lie could
before. Iosi mea in .hcse times would
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-28
EXTRAORDINARY DECISI0Ni
GsHk United STATES
tas
WhippIe Y WashhuTne.


Wbipple " WashhuTne.
The above cause came 10 trial few days
ago, before the City Court holden by HE
Mayor aud two Aldermen. The case was re-.
gularly presented 10 The Jury by the plaintiffs
counsel, and though there were several points
made by the defendants counsel IN the comtse
OF the proceeding YET they were reserved, and
the testimony considered as conciusse Of the
claim. ~ was admitted by ibe plaintiffs
counsel, that the note was discounted al the
oEice established at this place 1.-THE de-
PENDANTS counsel insisted 10 tic Jury, that
the Bank Of The United States had no power
t@ discount promiSsOry nOtes-that the Bank
was the mere creature of the Act which
created IT, and possessed no other powers
than such as were expressly granted. That il
could take nothing by implication, however
strong; and though the charter cOufersa right
upon The corporation generally to do and exc
cute all aud singular tile acts, matters. and
things, which to them IL shall or may appertain
to DO, &c. aud although II prohibits them 10
receive more than Nix per cent. upon its ioans
or discounts yet, az ihereisro erprtss authority
eJtne, TO tam or discount, such loans are Illegal
and tie security void
The Mayor charged the Jury HAT thc Bank
OF The United States had 10 power nndcr it's
chatter TO discount promiss0ty notes and the
jury gave a verdict for The defendants.
gChiO Isqai;itor.
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Loss or THE SCHOONER EuELIvE.

On FRIDAY the liih inst. about 8 o'clock. n. ~
ne sehooner Emeiineof baltimore. owned Jy James
1iicComas. Esq. Of Hmtord, tGs struck uiM a
.nd,c ~ Wind. upset and sunk an the Chesapeake
Bgy, Oetpeen Kent ald POpLT Islands. She rus
faden ruth stone for tie Publications at Ohi
P0'at Comfort. and had three sails set miien size
pas StrSck There rere Sir persons on b2ard at
ihe tune, toNr IF Thom Sared by cijHging 10 II
t0oSe pidn6 TINT rus on The deck. Tie SchooHeJ
rent doWH Wiih a boy about seren vears old in her
cdbin son Of Mr. WiHiam B0ister, ,rho had
previously Sared his oldest son by diriRg into the
cabin utter him. The other person last ,ras u
'corhy young man Raned UiHiam Iayior son
OF or. Jesse 1Hyior, of Edrford- Capt. Nathaniel
raymond, Of tie schr. BdrrGcO, pgrceiring the
Gce'dent, Immediately J0re dozen and reeGSed the
Jour persons that were on The pidnk-tooit them io
I'ehad, and administered crery comfort in his
Poicer. ~ captain H., James McCOmas. Thomas
StereHS, JYiHi.Dn Bolster ,,nd soa, Cthe persons
Sdred return Meir sincere hanks 5or his Hioniy
md hunidne conduct. fBallimoIe Amer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-28

The impending horrors of rcvo,t;isa" R,i e
they continue 10 break p,r-.. The charter. ,i,,.
rights CT p OOo O00 oireOrie Mi continue 40
be violated.
Aho,her machinF isn0w ~ ,oiia;, whic.t
may have considerable eii~c tnpon bath france
and England. Ga the oin,n ut ihls ncmll,
ne spanish Cories assemble. Upon the cause
whic, they take may tlcpc,u, "a a certain d.
gree The spirit aud policy OF these lwo a. :
tated nailcaS.
We look TO further accounts froa, !.urope
with some anxiety
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TWO HUNDRED D0ii1JRs peu7

THO HUNDRED DOLLARS REHAHI5.
w The PeEieniiary, OF JOHN CUALrER fwbo as
capped on the 10Th instantly convict sentenced by the
superior ccut OF law for Montgomery comfy four
years imprisonment ia ;he public jail aad peheutafy
honse' nom the nah Of October 1917. HIS relations
i've ~ FotetoHft county In the negtbuI hood Salem
IL is hghly probable that he may take ether =.
iOn ihah Boteioui IL is suspected that man Iaies
nscharged irnn here bias aided his escape. and max
tep may go on together aud pay visit to The lower
of Hsnuver, King william Ring * pneen aud New Kcrr
coRniies--rhe said Coaer rs isrt . aches irph >.
years OF age, complexion raLer inclined 10 be rndJy
smi har lverS grey Tor his a2e) hazie eyes soui ana
wen mace mas small scar sis rie eve and has
the crown of his head shaved COSTA coarse ca!pele
ana wheei~TisLt by trade. HIS cluthag was sLir *
domestic COTTON Plantations OF hemp clotn uur sife
dark and The other light is vcTy likely Ls clothes
are chanGed befu.r this. SAMUt! H. pAESONS
fenhth''atY.'ih N". IS. 2l.u .yEpl &,
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POS'NSslySYpy.

LATESI' fEOM FHANCT.
NEW York. July All y the regular
trading ship Ssephania. capt. rarlr, WHO
arrived on Saturday, from Nasrr, we
have received French papers 10 the l0il,
ulf. the same dates as are turaislcd
through The latest London papers.
Capt. Is. has 5roush, dispatches for
government
Capt. Burke informs that lie Theatres
al Paris, tlav'e, Rouep, ne. were all shut
no, III consequence OF The late riots in
France.
The cotton market a, Flavre was rather
more dull than II bad been. Prime quail
iiy npIsnd WAS held az 80 sous. Oihee
American produce Was also dnil-and
bat little business doing.
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WARRINGTON. July oG.-NIr. Gl,uclx.
our Minister Plemipotes'iarv al RIO de
Janeiro. arrived in this City on Snsigy
last, with his family, after short passas,e.
III vessel belonging 10 Gror.eiowi. The
state %! MIR. Graham's tiealtl (which has
been delicate ever since lis arr,ral az
Nio Jamelrc) Is, we understand, ,he causs
OF his early return 10 Tie United States.
Mr. Tat.
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.Sluples nftAe Rit.Imo..d lia.ie..

Tobacco a,2-CormSoJ as ;-.jiou,
; a al Meal G2i o. ciS.--W Wheat 81 d.
y! c's-Hemp ) 10 l5o per ioa--C4ts 30 a
IS cts.
GyOcerics.-Sugars f2i-Coifee 25 ~
CTS; per ib:-hoasses - 4 3S cts. per pslloa
tut llerrings 81 81 so PER hbL-Racon. O
III cents. per lh.--Ruin, West Lidia 90 !,
200 cts.-Whiskey 30 l.. cts. per gallon.
PRICE or STGCNS.
Bank Of Virginia. r;..,
Farmers Bank. so H"'"eHu or.
y. %. ibduhs .l'dr
Mariue Stock ........i So
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'B'iiE subscriber takes this oppo tun,, a ;,,-,r
lie public. thai he has engaged The Practice III
"a" ""u "i' aieEd te S"PrTiot aud lniesiur Courts
nttu ~ 'hls cry. hs Office is Situated 18th sitssl
seihs Tue room reoehty occupied as an ONCE Il, ~.
S"a'Ln,eJ, and adjoining The Auction Store nf Major
'"'e.' DamIie' JOHN :. M ERS.
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EWENl( DOLLARS REWARD. =. RWRatraV ron
L me SUBSCRIBER ObOKt ne ISt Blag Egsf a Her,.,
n"h "1med FI,EjiING. 0boW 80 years Of age IRE
yeI e0' 10 inches high, has Wh1ii,h eges ana .iom0
t"on "Nth sP0hFH 10 ap0H clOse iNSpecti0H IL nit
OrIo"RG fhGt 6oth Of his ears are croft Tfore,rgr1
@u persons J,om harbOrinc said ntsro nnder nc Pc
the apprehension IF suit nero oDd gY rs1so,,,5I,
expenses, detUered 10 me in 1icokieMburc coagk y
{" scared m any Jah 50 sec him aea!R.
JUL rs. 21..W3Ws & W,ur
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Interesting Sac Of lands aaa lots


E( Nftne oi deed OF trust executed 20 Tie sncrf-
- btIs, DJ samuel L. Harrison and Saliy lis w.fe
nearing Gale iae I'd day Sf Jurr, l5iq aud dnl, record
eS,o secure to William Irvine certain a, rnis rtea
oppressed and Ly consent of the parties interested ~
sha "HeI iOT sale AT pubic aucton 10 the hpb.s.
p'eeI' "poh Tie premises, on IKHySday Tie 2ltA ans
~ .5HgRst Hert, the following LANDS * LOIS VIZ
ihACi OF LAND within ~ tnIlts az ,uch,u mr. .
commonly called the ivy Creek Ir2c; containing 81
aires, ana beng tie tact purchased hy .zid IisIi,,
OF hoihds Jefferson, Esq. his Tract land Is yer.
Ndtuabe rs wen on account 0iis fertility rs It's CONT
buiy 10 the LynchhuIg market
Two HALF ACRE LOIS IN de town Of IypcI bu.s
utautiuy situated on the hill amos. i
'he most valuable nnimprOvsd lots ia Tie IoWn They
are commonly known 10y tie name 81 Hacks Lots
ONE itaLt ACRE LOT, fIonling the residence OK h;r
Samuel IlarTison.
ONE SQUIRE OF FOUR pALFAcRR IOTs. front
'g Tue residence OF lillian NnTNe aud foIiBsty die
pfopety of Edward waits, rsq.
% FEET OF GROUND on the main street In lynch
bmg, adjoining the Franklin Hotel, on which Is th.
Office of the said Harrison.
so FEET OF GROUND the main street yearly
OPPOSITE the Franklin Hotel
ieihls are expected 10 he very acconmodatng boz
WIZ ne mace known on the cay OF sale The sale Il,
commence Sn the Ivy Creek lands, continue by ad-
Jo"ihheht TO Blacks Lcts in LlnchbuTg and il not
Conpelea on The first day continue e. ON day 10 day
hhtll tue whole property shall he sold.
he tue To all Of The above Real Estate is believed m
ne I"uspulabIe hui we shall convey only such as may
DC vested IN as by the deed aforesaid.
July %. %
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II l..
4 BOUr twelve months ago a bay mare p,nle s,,,,.,
from me- orwas stolen. similar one or ibr .s,ue
naS Jnsi returned to nv stable Il same she is So
mnch dispenTed hy III Treatment asto cause me TO Jont
Wheher She Is mine not. She has new pair II ,ors
behlnd, none before. and blind in ,he reht eye. rho
proper owner have her upon giving me uidouhtsd
evidence, ill When shall Keep her and CONSIDER her ~
ll-ne: lnly %. u BLN. JAstS HAithis
AE ,KSHALS SALE ORder u decree Of me Sypc.
iI"f''ct pToHo"Ectd q" ne 81 NJ September i-iS
~ ca"se therein depCneing BcfreIR .J0mts L.fc
PeT. ana HoOeTf GoTds3 0Hd oihsrs dCjfs. amt IN
P"thhFa"ce ~ t"o SeVfroE GntHdafoTy a,cTeCs mule
ne same ca"Se, fhe one a0f6d ne i2fh lure 1870
ant me o'her cafrd the 0ta J00Vary 1870 ..Ut(be
oBered TOR sale, 10 The HGheSf 6fdcr ~ lbltc 0a-
zion tor ready money AZ ne JroNt do1r ~ tie Eart.
Hotet IN me oitg 81 Richmond, ct - ocieck on Sa
to-day The 2Bih day Ut AuFnst next 80 0ttb or lie
i0IdS mentioned ia tie bdcHfRrc oC t10rffugc M
Der 1894, 6rtncct Robegi Ce,dp,, Of I'M, agg s,,.t
GHd JaDcs Lgte et tie othtr p0rf. AZ fs mt csH
ocgcd t. IAonoS GordoH, Lh0m B0it 0pd min NRs-
0oH0 me alote hdHds Ge cjfhcr il, me cogstiss ~
POwh0fdH or Be1yOrd, or JcrA1-s both.
J. GUERRANT, MS c. G.. p. H.
Igl2 ~. 2l..ffs.
RTARSHALs 6ALE.-UGdcl d deere, of Tie snrriIor
W. Court OF Cbanccry Tor the RchnOnd di,ffirt
pronounced the Pa day Of February 1870 ~ cans;
ihefen drpeudmg between William Green aud Mas hts
wife, pins aHd John Lester ana william HOG or 80.
81 Sarah Lester decd efs wall br offered for SAD; -,
the highest bidder ~ public auction fnr ready ninlrt
aceitan piece ~ parcel OF ground rsrly coyerd XII,
water, lying. being, aud GOcArits Landing IA,
the County of Henfito aud The same uleieon Nicboi.
sous upper what halb beer erected designated No.4
Ny Richard Yong" The Aforementioned property rr
so much thereof as may be auicieRt SATISFY the a.
b0ve named decree viii be sold on tie premises al q
O'CLOCK H. 81. OF tie 2Gfh d~g OC AKeHSf nat.
Jniy2s 81 a..
IN CHANCERY. rules, hutton in mr. Il1,t.s
eMce y lhe county 81 Prince EdH0yd, the 81 Gay
ION" = AHtaHer..........,...... ...PlauuG.
AsAfNbr
Joef D. Jerc,. Edrotd Bootcr. 7hemns Rcca. fa
"gra Hfelora "ndCsorerH Gi6fon. De endsnls.
TIE d,jeWdaHf Joei D. Jones ret hariUq enfeyed
htf appcnrG1ce mt giVe1 socUrifV accoydipe ~ az
act ~ me GcHer0f fSsfRihfn fhf 9HIfs ~ mix
coDtt, aHd aypf0riHg W soffsaeforg eri,r,,rc.
INIT ne Is MT an fiHh0bifotf ~ fis sf0fc! ar M
motion Of fhescomTi0'"aRf bp coHhsd II b. otuefed ,
nat NE Saif drlfHd0Vf ,fock ~ J0Hsc no 0D,co,'
here q" lie Fysf GqF Of Ocf,bey cortI nfxf anil nm
shfr ne c0niPla"0Nt b3 00G chat rgfht oydev
be JorfhNfh fnseffed he o0e of ne JA6lt Eess
Yayers Pfi8tedR ne cifgrf Rch,qo,f for mo onfb s
yHfrf'VefV e9d QlsO YoSttd a. fs fyoaf door Of tn
Co~fho"'f ~ MS cOWhfg.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-28
I.irerpool Blankets INN

E'ceipO6t blankets, Jane l..
Upland Cotton. III TO I21d dull i'm cOnse.
quence of the arrival of nearly 40, 900 bags
wiihin the last week
Q~otdti0ns June IO.-Cotton, III TO I3d New
Orleans, ~ 10 l5d; Ashes, 80 TO 10: Rice, in
I2-6.