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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08
tkKENTUCkY LEGISLATURE.

ON GENTLEMAN AT FRANKFORT.
Saturday, Dec. IS.
During the week much business has
been presented 10 The cor .,deraiion of
The house., but as YET little las been done.
Enclosed You will iii d the sirfu-
day-."cp-fow bill, which having passed
bolli houses, MIR. Slaughter returned
with bis objections. II will again PASS.
believe, notwithstanding the acting
governors veto.
p" The Senate has passed bill 10 sus-
pend the subscription ot stock, OH the
par, q! The state, III the Bank of Kentuc-
Ky. /, is unwise nmy opinion, TO destroy
the state fund inihis bank.
The subject Of suspension ef specie
payments, has been for some DAYS before
the Senate various and incoLerent
projects have been suggested, but have
lao idea that The measure will succeed I'M
any shape
Mr.. Worfhing,on (of Mason) has OH
tanned leave 10 bring in a billio make the
S'ockhoiders IN The bank OF Kentucky
iiaDle Tor all notes issued and 90 be issued.
IL Is harnly probable, thai this measure
VIII pass-Ihe legislature itself. not iiie
stockholders, manages this bank: there
Ioie The stockholders should not he
responsible"
\. Is. Thes sixty day -s,op-law has passed
both houses ia the house OF representa-
iives 57-33, and in the Senate a small
maalory-2 or , only. The Senate h as
rejected the Convention bill, 1913.
Lexington Reporter.
FROM the statements presented to the Le-
g,Slotn'e by the Sererai Independent banks,
ne foHOwihg appears to he their situation
Jo'' particulars ave rete, to Tie items d5oue-
Bm as ace before remarked, these data are not
sufficient to enable the public ojudge of their
sofrency or Insolvency. Fer eran,pie, the
Farmers anil NechanicS' bank IF Lexington,
as not only soirent, bat me Getie,e ste
r1chest institution IN tie comty-mor is it
profitable, that G4y bank an Tie United States rs
managed Nth greater ability ;thc Bardstowm
and Versailles 6a"kS haze ARRAYS beea ,ega,G-
ed as safe institutions, md De haze get TO learn
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~ BdHI %! Virginia ian. 8, 1870.
NEkiAlN propositions ing teen suhmiti ed lea The
~ General Meeting afthe Stockholders of the Rant
OF Nginla touching the reduction of the salaries OF
the President of The said Bark and of its branches and
TIE dninuiinn as far practicable of the expcuces
OF tue institution aud IL appearing to this meeting
tha many oil The Stoc khOlders represented and
many OF the proxies OF Others bave not been gwen with
view 10 such quesiionsior the purpose Obtainins
iul meeting aud full and distinct expression Of The
opinions of the Stock Oldprs said propositions
ReSotved, That this meeting he Ionfned TO the LIST
Monday in February next.
ReSOtUed, That the foregoing Preamble and ResoIu-
ton be published IN two 81 the newspapers printed in
TIE cl'y OF Richmond until The time to which this
meeting is ADJOURNED. E1trGct from the Minutes
W. CAMBRIDGE, Cash.
FORM Of the POWer far U0fiRg by PROXY respectirr
me GRacftaC, repeating ar aBieRdiUr bu.ia,pS.
ordtHdHceS ard regulations
hNCw ALL MGN, BY THESE PREsENTS That -
OF ----- do hereby appoint substitute or
proxy, 10 represent --- AZ all meetings of the
Stockholders Of the Bank Of Virginia aud in -
name, aud behalf, TO vote respecting the enactinr
repeating or amending such ny laws ordinances or
regulations as may he deemed necessary and convent
eht Tor the government OF the said bank and
any other matter or Thing which may he submitted 10
Tue meeting. IN witness whereof. - have heteunto
set - hand aud seal, ibis -d day OF - inthe wear
49,
Sealed and delivered in2
the presence Of
Jan 8. 74.d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08

NOTE we cannot couch for tie cyT-
rrctneSs of'Me Joregoinx G6stract.-The caL-
chtatiOns ,ce belieyc are correct, 6ut the orr
canal statements eceIe not accessible To MS.
anu hao,ng 'eceired only part Of the Jour-
mi Of tie hoHse 'pc acere obhgedto copy fi-o,a
the newspapers. lib.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08
.IameS Rir.1. LnMd ~. ~

I AGAiN offer for sale MY land in Amherst living on
HatTis's cFeek, large branch Of lanes river and
within four miles Of Lyucbbufg The tract contains
JOS acies2JO are cleared and IN good heart 10 aeres
esb land CLEARED since 1912 and acres
Nep 'ich sud III for meadow The balance rs prime
tobaeco land, covered with excellent timber and al
eds' 80 cores othre wood y acre. Three loads day
in summer end two In winter can he made In IInrb
mug, over nee bridge GOV nearly flushed, across
tht river The price Of FIRE wood s Il y cord and a
constant aud steady rnarke, for all other articles..
There Is an excellent mill seat the creek on which
gfIs aud sa" mill may he erected foI s zoo that
WoHe Jeie 200 barrels Of toll corn and water spfci-
ent Tor any other DiTDose.
There are two good schools in LyBcbbutg; one
female, ana the other Latin school and The neigh.
DoInoou as hsathy as any II the state, and the town
the most healthy ofany on James river
The subscriber having removed 10 the western aouD.
ny, VIII sell at reduced price aud give long credit
Tor Two lbtds Of the pm chase money or be will give
cIedli i"r the whole il well secuted. to Col
l. DAD N Richmond, OF to ROBERT IL ROSE
orange Courthouse Jan. g. 74.weWs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08

Many o,ler vessels received inconsi6e
ralle injury.
= ). Ship Paciolus Was driven from
Commercial Wharf oR the rocks of New,
mar ; wharf. and Is said 10 have hilyed.
Brig Retrieve, Al Otis wharf. los, her
bow spirit aud forcyard. Schooner Willing
Maid OF Boston, AT Fosters wharf, Iosi
her bo~sprii, &c. Ship Sophia ofSalen,.
and biig Sampson, of Boston, had their
srerns s'ovo.in by having vessels driven
against them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08

New York, Dec. 81, Anthony ST. John Ba-
ker, Esq. His Britannia " ajcsiys Consul Cen
erai tor the I. States arrived here this fore
(. ON Falmouth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. capable OF executing the
~ duties ~ county court clerk. and DESTROYS Of
acting AZ deputy, that comes well recommended, may
meet wiih employment worthy his attention ~ appg.
ing ~ EiHg < Caecn Courthouse 10
JAMS. 7i..9s EOsERT POLLARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08
dong iLSIIC.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The rasolu-
lions offered by NJ. Logan, proposing TO
| enquire into The exprdiencv of enactlng
certain provisions respecting the Bank of
the United States, were yesterday mega
lived by majority sufficient TO sheu
that that body is decidedly opposed TO
any measure going 10 affect an Institution
which Congress itself has erected, and
from which, however badly its Stockhoiders
have Jared, the Gocern,nent has derived
very important advantages. NAT. Int.
NEW YORK, January 2.-During the
severe gale OF the 10Th of December, in
which 1t VIII be remembered the valuable
snip America was wrecked, immense
numbers of crabs, Holsters, porpoises and
sharks, were driven ashore at Sandy
Hook by The violence of the waves. being
unable to resist their tempestuous force
The late snow storm has occasioned an
irregularliy IN the mails. which, we fear,
VIII continue for some Time, the SHOW be-
ing so much embarked in valleys and
some other places, that il is difficult for
horses 10 travel. The mail which left
here for Albany on Thursday morning.
did not reach Pcekskil before FRIDAY eve,
ning. One of the horses OF the lean
from Albany, in the mail siage, pcrisbed
IN ihe snow bank, and The driver had both
ears frozen.
BosToN, Dec. 3l.... Yesterday after
noon violent snow storm commenced
here with the wind at n. E.-Aboui or
10 At night, IT came round 10 +. aud blew
with augmented fury lit was short
however at this point for before morning
we bad almost hurricane from the wesi.
The sudden changes Of The wind VAS very
dangerous TO the vessels OIL the coas, lI,at
kept aBoat, as the sea must have 3 en-
dreadiul.-We are fearful we shall hear
OF many vessels being tasi aaay while
he wind blew on The coast and Of dis.
abled vessels from the Ohshore yale,
In Boston iarbOr mnch damage has
been done TO vessels lying al the wharvcs.
The brig Harmony OF New York, and The
schooner Miller OF Boston, at The end of
Long Wharf, parted their lasts aud drove
UP the dock between Central aud Long
wharVes, where the Miller sunk. The
Harmony lost her rudder and Injured her
Stern. and stove her Jolly boat 10 pieces.
ihr Miller was loaded Tor PASSPORT with
available cargo ; was cleared and ready
for sea.
The packet schr. Brilliant, of Rich
u'phNb pdIbN iDddtU Wild pldSteTaud hdy,
hlicd with water outside OF the brig Jane,
o. Bath, lying at the end OF Central wharf.
Her fasis were cut, when she drilled
alongside the brig Theirs Of Boston, al
same wharf, aud sunk, carrying away her
Uhe b bowsprt and both top0lasis, and
The main Ioptnast Of the Thels. Tile b.
vas a very elegant vessel.
Brig Advance, OF Boston, loaded for
The West Indies, tying al The end Of III
did wharf, parted her fasis and drove 10
near Rows wharf, where she grounded
"iib the loss OF her bOWspri, aud injury
10 her Stern. A sl0op called The naFmo
ny sunk ~ India wharf.
The Philadelphia Packet Delaware.
and schooner Sevcu Friends, OF Portland,
Grove from Central wharf against India
wharf, and received some damage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08

bVLOPtD ou che i2lb December, HENRY, a smsiI
~ very black servant, about - years ~ liz
presumed, tom some hints dropped by himself ,hst
be viii attempt to ret 70 norfolk Glis clothes were
bali worn coarse drab ropndahogt coat snrn colored
Uofscd stncknet p1uiaiOons checked vest new shoes
ana bali worn fuf bat. Ills occupation through life
hfs been lat Of house servant which capacity he
Is unusually expert mother. gdy, small mulst0
woman, about 30 years old a highly capable house
servant and seanistfess with hushy head az hair aud
deep incisioH side Of her face, ran away in
1917. It's Inferred the boy vii attempt to get With
her....A liberal reward pH be given fef either. or
both J. =. SWN am
Rocky Mills. Jau. g. 74..wGa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08

domestic I'M WaJeI0Rse
4 FISHER Z co. respectfully inform their friends
ana tie pnbte generally, that theJ have opened
Wholesale and retail NAT SToRE IN The house for.
merry occupied 10y ). & KYLE, aud offer for sale
large assortment Ofthe best AMERICAN HATS--aIu0ng
which are
10 cases best Castor Hats
~ do. do. Koran do.
100 dozen besi Reading Wool DO.
Grntieiseu's warranted water proof beaver
hats, superior IL any imported.
~ NJ which hey viii dispose Of ~ very low terms
for CASH. Country merchants who may favor Them
with orders, may Teiy tttir being executed with
the greatest care and dispatch.
psq 20 7O--f2)2n
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-05

The question for Reconsideration
was decided in tic pegatiyct 6s TO 50.
The question is therefore settled IN
both Houses Of Congress and the bill
as it has passed, and requires only the
signature of the President to become a
Law. is in the shape in which it was put
by the Senate.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-05

United States, King Ferdinand might
well have saved himself the trouble and ex-
pence Of sending new minister across the
Atlantic but for moment we cannot be-.
lieve that our Government, with all the Flo
rida Papers before them, could expect a
compliance with conditions SO truly ridicu-
lous.
Madrid. Feb. Il.
General Wives, who goes as our new Mi
mister Plenipotentiary to the q. States, is
the bearer off the ratification on the part OF
our government, Of the Treaty of the Ces-
sion Of the Floridas, and that too with the
full and entire appreciation OF the Cour; OF
Loudon. The ratification is conditional
America must recognize the grants OF lands
which took place anterior to the treaty, and
she must also discountenance the s. Ameri-
can expeditions fitting out in her ports; then
and then only will the Kings ratification be
delivered.
From the National hateDigencer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-05
FRIDAY, MAY $, 1890.

Com. Morris, we learn, has resigned
the command Of the United States squadron
fy;z: the Constellation, John Adams ana
Nonsuch, receatly on cruise on Inc coast
of soutb America, and has repaired to Ports
mouth. New-Hampshire, as Captaln-Com-
ro,ndspt Of the United States Navy Yard, at
that station. He left this city on Sunday
last. -, ~.
CAPTAIN Charles G.. Ridgely. of the UNI
red States Navy, has arrived at the Mansion
Hotel lCity Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-05

Charleston, .Aprtt %.
Extract of letter, dated Mantanzas, April
10, 1920.
This moment have witnessed the ratili-
cation of the Constitution Of the Cortes the
Governor and Cavildo quietly surrendering
their powers into the hands of the people,
who will Immediately, by vote, select Al
cades to govern them. This ceremony took
Mace at Havana, on the 18th inst. 1t would
appear, the army and populace uniting,
compelled the Captain-General to yieia
TO the torrent of almost universal ap-
piobation, and 10 swear to the CONSTITUTIONS
without waiting an answer from the auden.
cia, at Principe, for their opinon-a perioa
OF twelve days being requested. Ana Just
now the oaths of the Governor and Cayhoo'
and signatures, were obtained, amidst Inc
applause of the "milion." The town being
an ioy and confusion, does not permit me to
say more than that, as one OF the "mlllion,
| give my most hearty wishes for form OF
government gradually progressing to that OF
my native country-trial by jury, clyil over
ecclesiastical power. &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
u ~ I IL. IL u

.
Tuesday, May 2.
Mr.. Van Rensselaer, presented IA few days
ago] petition from sundry merchants of tho
city of Albany, praying that duty of 10
per GEN. may be laid on all sales at auction,
except Sheriff's sales. And the petition was
referred.
On motion of Mr.. Edwards Of Conn. the
judiciary committee were instructed to en-
quire into the expediency of authorizing the
marshal of the district of Connecticut TO
make use of Newgate prison for conhning
to hard labor persons sentenced by the Uni
ted States Court in that District, &c. pro-
yided, the state shall make 1.-THE duty OF
the keeper of said prison to keep safely all
prisoners committed.
The dill from the Senate, for the relief Of
John III. Piatt, was takenup and ordered to
be read third time to.morrow.
The bill from the Senate, to regulate the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01

~ least The persons who drew up ilie pr'i
ton, arrested al two clock III the n.otn
,ug. Some groups of indictments were
| formed. h;Ii the whole garrison was as
sembled with loadeti arms. and the APP
peaiapoe OF Il few pairoleS WAS sufficient
To MAINTAIN the public tranquility. We
expect with impaiisnce iurlher details.
.Inraaf dcs De5Gts.
The Court Of Assizes has gwen ludg
ment ia the affair ot the national sub.
scTIp,i0n ior The relief of sufferers under
the laws of restriction ldiei, passed res
peciiug The press. Nope OF The Individuals
Who a,c prosecuted for promoting The
subscription, appeared to make any de-
fence so that ibe Judgment, as 10 all OF
them, MAS pas>e IN absence. The court.
IT appears, werr long time in delibera-
ii"h but fi'aliI az Fed in ,nhiciing OIL the
accused HE moatmum of punishment al
lowed by ihe Idws. In consequence NJ.
NJ Osiillon Bsrrot, MerIlhou, Gevaudan,
Ei'eune, and Coup, pajni, are condemn
ed In five years imprisonment, aud 5000
frances o! fine. The editors of The i0urn-
ais who published ihe prospectus of The
subscription, are condemned ia the same
penOd OF imprisonment, and TO $4,000
francs Of fine This Judgment was nO!i-
fed 10 HE parties on Tuesday they are
allowed ten days 10 prepare for an APP
peal and 1--we days more 10 make an ap
plicailon To fix the day for being heard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01
From SPAIN

By The brig OSWego, captain Hamilton.
arrived aiihs port yesterday III SO days
from Gibraltar. we learn that the u. 5.
ship Columbus, left Gibraltar 18th June
Tor the Slraiis.-1he United States frigaie
Guerrero also iefl there al The same time
None ofthe officers of the Gnerriere were
permitted to land at Gibraltar, in cafsc-
quence OF many duelsauliclpaied between
them and The miIilary-wlen capt. IL.
sailed, there were t;iree Dutch line Of
battle ships, and . lrizates, and briggs
at Gibraltar.
Flour dull al 8. 81. Domingo Coffee
was sold at p cents a lew days previous
TO her sailing, and in demand--ln tte O.
came Passengers " Of the Guerricre' 5
crew, their tine Of service having expired.
Spain was i'll a perfect state OF IRAN
quilIiiy. tBaH Am0..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01
1Ayptl1T prrprttTs

CHARLFsTON. July 20 --kp'withstaudiug the
arrest and couiintmtpi in Jail tor trial cfup-
wards Of twenty Segmen, with the persons wrO
enlisted them. We uuder.iaud that % OF 20
Others. who had been recruited in this rity,
left town en Tuesday sight. 10 join thc Pat
riot brig Wilson. Capt. Auejda, who ~ still
lowering outIe COAST hey Went oB 81 ~ o
masted boat, through Wappco Cut. They
are said 10 haze been accompanied by Young
man, SON 10 Cant. Almedia. 1ne new salt a.
sails made ia this city for tiie viize the Sun
tiago) have been taken from the lott Where
they were made, aHd ave 10 couh. hy dis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01

JH0'cs R'Uer Loads (0y &aig
yiiiae ~ deed OF trust executed hy gOSuRT
~ PltASANlS, Of the county II Psubstaa L, thr
s"hscinti ~r The purpose Of securing the pa,nfn OF
900, due by mole to Henry Turner VII be sold ~
public auction Tor cash. me an dag Of yrpfr,5,
Hfdt SO much Of tract - lad iyihg IN he conif Of
F""baan, containing ny estimation $50 acres az win
ne s"bclshi g. satisstbe said note o. 60 uChas may
ne une thereon including I'll COSTS ana charges Ils
sah 'and is hourGsd las jses river - The lands ~
Doct tdshid Mayo, the Iancs nf thomas iiafgis Il.
ana Ja'he' VI. Pieasanis and others The saIr y Ia ne
made On the 2remises a. or near the Dwelling b, "a
of the safe Robert Pltasants
BENJAMIN ANDERSON. Trustee
frrrefi ~ 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01

vernor and lieutenant C.crcYncr. Tho
Governor TO be 90 ye0rs ct age; elected
by the people iog tour gears. end M
eligible the ueXt fOur TO noninaic
and with The advice CT lac Senate 10 ap-
point an Attorney General, Secretary Of
State, some military uticcrs, aud Judges;
10 have a:qnallf'ed veto epon the ,assag.
81 laws ,%c.-fhe ST. LOUIS Enquirer pl,-
ces 'ius consiiu'iob otore that q. any o.
her s'aie--we caAno, agree with him
The psocTs vbic!i II Transfers 10 the caerm.
tire are too extensive Tor The good 81 ,-.
state or the tranquility OF the people. Il
has made the o;lice loo ri Ia a prize nor
TO Tempt Tie too eager competitions ct'
amni'ion. The constitution appsats 10 US
10 this respect al least 10 be very detective
1t also contains a new feature ihai -
suggested by paSSiu.: events consiiiu~
'iOnai restrictions ave 40 be imposed OIL
The legislative authority so as 10 prev, 1
II from interfering with ii,r colet.iiop +
debts according 10 the contract ii ~
parties.
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Io{uaIie Rem Estate for Sale


{ ~ TIHySsGVihe 3iV d0H ot ljuqVSt we shan prn.
= coed 10 sell al Pn6l's auction upuu the pignsys
tHat valuable tract OF land thy county Of NM
called the CrOtr HSfSfe, aiming ainnt ian0 acre
Adjoining thetoWu OfNew London, on the nsp turnpike
I0ad within nine mites Of To- town of Iynrktrry..
lhe i"pi oNrsen. On the land consist of c0Hoainrs
dwelling house, WITH every Necessary Outhorge aHf q
excellent vel Of water iu the tlfd The riartai,c1
no" open cohiains about 4Oo ares 81 lard ~
Tor cultivation. considerable pfcurrinu OF fhe tau
Is Of very good quality well adei to the CROWN ~
clover uh zoe acres Of exceiieui npadoW laud "a
~ one oi the bes utighh0Thoods Of virginia ard th
Siliann as healthy as any IN The state. lie TRIMS 81
sale VIII he : 1900 cash Tor she bsiance OH Bnf.
chase none} cTed Of ~ ieasf aHd "a months viii
ne gwen. bonds AID security IN drud ~ trHs On
me property III be required 10 secure the payuents-
ihe saiewh btmade ~ the subsctibet Bnakfr Ftts6n
m"figacee ~ The Rama, with iuetorale poe, er &
auoueY seliheSzue executed by CbrsiOg ht Clark
aud also w the other subscribers unacr general deed
80 rusi executed by the said CLARK g. is heiirved ttst
ue perfectly satisfactory to tEe purchassis y 30 e
fNhttisG on the day isalebpt The ariivs
IN tdef characters ss before frthonea can assure 10
other title than that made 10 them.
bo"kEf PRESl ON, lnENRY CLARKE
JAS. hOUNHAH, JAMES BUiIOCR .
Auzns'i -. "a,
a iLptfspus havius uru,sHds agAinsf fnt DEED scn
Edmund HARRISON, are requested 10 ptCsss, !hcif
c'a'ms-ihat pfo'isioH mas be uafe fcr rsy rieni.
EDNUNp B4RRiSoN.
Ameha' hngn' j. 2J.wsw
r. ~ perseps 01e fort a-0yHe4 S90ditr ~
A = Nofe crCcHtfd bV nc ~ EyHncfs .ygHDsr,s
be3Ti1g dofg 15f bi0g isyD ia a3qOpnt one hNg6yeS
nm f'sH9 dcttors, as am RcffrUiged mar 70 y0gfL
s0agf,Jor ccf!ei,i 1rogoff, - dir er aug arc.
""s"f o. ~ HFsN fpWFc
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NAN the secOpd H0peav ~ gepfember uerf. heinz
~ Buckingham DAY, shall s;tef lOr sale tbe
highest bidder aiihe courthouse Of said county $40
acres ~ LAND, part ~ the tfaCt commonly called
HALF WAY BHASCH. One hdif ef tbe purchase mo
rey viii he required in hsnd aud Tive residue BOZ
equal annnal utiainents tae 25ti DcceinberneN
with deed Of tfEst rpoa the premises 10 The
payments. pss % TIC ABOVE land will be fyihi.sd
on the day Of sale. HENRY FAGC.
hugusi /. 28..wGw
EguGLiC AUCTiO&.-- viii ne sold a. GofdorsyItt,
Orange county, Virginia. Fridgg fic,tjth "
Agfefgber nezf ~ the pershabe properly Ofhe esAe
~ HhrHANifL GOR1ON, dfccated. cfedit % -
months viii be ai!owed for al over g 20. the
purchaser Giving bond wUh security. trr purchlsrs
net exceeding 8 n, cssh viii be tsqai'"d.
kfAl those tto have claims against tie estate VII
hung them ofwsfd drig authenticated fnf s-,tieaeat.
1uUSC infeticd wtl come fnH s-ir NV rnuf oihrf.
wis, rs oifcnmtitnces VIII NOT ia.fy rut4fr rda.-
getes. HAfHANtEL GNFnON.t Irf3fq{s.
CH4NLt5 BsALf, trefmS.
crit4ust.Ne. sr.ugsE. % zoe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01

- Tile Edinhmgh Review h,q mae
us Ihe amcnds hoRoiutie ~, Go Ia egn. e.,
lainS Review ol hrlsb's Appeal IL
shall publish in 00r neat au Ahst~acof
this article from the =. \. h,ne,ht =
For The present He c"niriit ouis,isl s.iih
extracting ihe ici!o~ing paifsraA rom
this Review
81 It viii h- uEdsr.iool 'bsi y . gy a.tod.sr tSs
justice at the charge ma u.s.ncti, ,y ~
IRE ttghuiHg that II II shctid arptst 10 ctiai ~
chs"% s' u ne sts, %'S' s,s & ''ts
er PttHaGnf es?Trss,Ous htN- hs-H aai.i .,a 81. "a
tue national rfide o. tFais aiiIn,u bTeiEt ineht
10 J'.'ttp cGeahed We sta.l certainly irte ua(
sr'%. To y"ffr these eNpresslOns ans fear Iii wa
HE iib, ri a'd reusOn. biz part 81 A. nsun wA,n
hsy relate out @SoTG ~ p grsE fgr ba,lis p., ID
'hs:i "o"'o h"' "s 'se,,'ee rs spF:u.rt az @s"t
One @ofd t. 81 W.---i.el Ju nut
vannt!neiy direct Ais snath.uns jgsi.ist
those wbo fad fault With hih,. LNtnal
not blame tlem Tor ceusu!,n, m 1an.
F'on q Amo1ca. VIZ hiRscy. DI let kim
be"a,c OF Weakening hlS cans as our
champion. he has giiidicaleu ihcl Southern
States against tie attacks OF Ne t,taeic@rS
- bat let him beware how hA fUsmsles
Weapons agains; rs, 10y puenlS and ca
Wiling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. against w.. IL ~
he WHO departs from the rharaCie OF ear
champion, and VII, now furnishes Aten.
meats TO foreigners ceniHs. The s6,,th,ru
states. cthsnk hin los hi4 rj,idicG,ioa;
but we despise lis y. sersblecayis.