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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-12
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY - Is9o
oc,F FOR THE ENQUIRER.
SCRIPTURAL RESEARCHES.

concerning IennreS IF Involuntary Service,
unfer the Mosaic Lar.
." For whatseevt things were written aroretime were
"iiteH Tor on teaching"--M. PaaEtO the Romans.
HE Mosaic law, called also the written
law and the Mosaic dispensation, sue
ceeded the primal ,heOcracy. Not as if
by The publication of the former, the
'siier had ben totally abrogafed; or any
OF lis essential precepts, which are Of
perpetual Obligation, had been relaxed or
abolished. But because Jehovah con-
descending TO establish special cove
hant with achoseu race OF moTiaIs, su-
prradded inihe days Of Moses such pecu
ttaF rates ana particular commandments. as
Sho'fd distinguish Hsbrew UnitayiaHs. from
tdgan IdOtferS. This code even in scrip
'ure IS Othn called The law Of Moses
VINO has Iecn denominaied Iawgiver of
the HebreVs--Doi because such code was
enacted tg him-bat because Jehovah
on Mount Slnai first Oydtly delivered il To-
MOseS tOengraye OH two tables of stone
winch INST tables when Moses moved
by Zeal against Hebrew idolaters had
Oroken-Jehovah ordering Moses TO hew
TWO Other table', wrote thereon wiM his
oDn finger tie uVrdS that Ucre an the first
saOteS- Exactly now long this law was i'm
force from its p,pmuIgaiion, men o ( emf.
heh' erudiiiOB have coulrOvcrted. Avoid
InS critical discussion and poIcmlcaI
controversy, we nay venture without pre-
JuuIce or beDeti 10 the object of orr
rneSeni researches TO fix that period at
VIZ "dte OF The apostles council al Jeru-
' iliaSmudl as b an express de
49, w 'hat council, the rite Of circumci-
oi,.. az" o'her hiOsaic ObSerUaHcsS, were de.
o,'',u unnecessary 10 salvalion-co
do,,y OF no iurthrr igaiion.-This
49, Nadophng the computations Of
v"o~nop DsheD assembled in the
SeaI OF The world 4O55: And since, ac-
t ,;g TO The chronolog cal conputa-
' moL o' We same prelaie, ihe Mosaic law
i"s proclaimed IN the year 1913, il fol-
, nN 'iat this code continued IN force
y",ssH h'"'d,ed ud forty t,oo years. After
so' piIei explanation ge begin by as.
1L;e'dunS thai lie laws and usages under
,,ss sS second D'U'ae dispensatioa oply
ga. .'t an prohibit sioge.hoidiag--or buyiag
'''''''e" rs merchqadi-c-bu dit OIL The coq-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-12

COMMUNICATIVE.
On Saturday, the 9Th oi February, Mr..
Fox offered The following preamble ana
resolutlons-wi;li the remarks which pre-
cede them.
L observe by the Auditors communication
TO this House that there will be deficit in the
Revenue for the present year, of upwards
ut thirty-eight thousand dollars; and that this
SRm must be saved by retteuchments IN rhe
public eNpendituies-or raised by a-resort 10
increased taxation. / do jhIuk, sir, that Al
would he bad policy 10 hurthen the people
with additional taxes during these hard tunes
wien produce is 50 low aud incnev so scarce
III order, 1t possible. 10 prevent this Disagree
able alternative, have considered il my duty
TO prepare the preambis aud resoluti which
L told in my haud-ahd which now beg
leave TO submit TO the consideration OF this
House."
Whereas the extraordinary state of the com
meice of The world has produced great de-
preston In the prices of all the staple produc-
uOhS OF TINS commonwealth, and money has
become very scarce. IN consequence of which
much embai BASEMENT In the peculiarly concerns
OF The community mas taken place; aud rs IL is
tie duty OF all good gOverumuEtst To render the
public kuvthens AS light az The public good viii
admit,
Resoired. therefore, That The most rigid eco.
many onght TO he observed ia all the expendi-
lures OF tie public money.
ReSoircd, That the committee of Finance be
and they are hereby instructed To examine
strictly and mnuteiy every item of the public
expenditures, and report To this House all Zach
as can be discontinued or reduced consistently
the good people of this Common ealth from
the payment of all uDnecessa. y or additional
taxes.
Laid upon the table.
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CNAGikEsS

Senate.-On Wednesday Mr. King of New
York, wishing 10 offer hIs opinions on the Mis-
souri, sahleot, moved to postpone the bill
untli Tomorrow but motion TO postpone it
10 Friday prevailed.
House Of Representa- tres.--Mr. Foot proposed
two resolution. To declare that there shall
be " neither slavery nor involuutary servitude
IN any OF the territories OF the United States"
= TO recommend TO the inhabitants of The Sc
Vera territories to provide by an express pro-
via ION In their state constitution (when auth
rlzed by Congress to form one,) against the
existence OF slavery. a motion OF Mr.. Rhea's
10 Jay these resolutions OF the table prevailed.
In making II, Mr. X. said he hoped no propo-
sition would he received TO interfere with The
discussion before them. He wished the resp
iutions 10 be LAID Over until the great question
iow before the Committee was decided.
ne Missouri bill was taken up-when Mr..
sergeant OF Peuns, lvamio, commenced a
'peech IN favor restriction aud spoke three
hOnrs, when Tie COrlmIttet rose
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Mem York Eiren,cn IusvroDce Co,,n1,

NeV iofk firenicn Insurance Company.
THE subscriber, ag- for the above comn5uy ran
iinnes 10 effect insurance against Fire ION Build
ings.l STOCKS ~ Trade, Household Furniture SC M
mona. '' " N"'
Applications by letter, post paid,) will h. only az
tended to. JOHN a. IaV &C.,; "
for The N Y. F. l. Co. for the Stale OF virsinia.
Feb.
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MR. IEWTS SJLRIEV

MIR LEWIS Sill ri EY-
Nik-F'ease 10 iakC notice that shall. on Monday
'he l3th day Of March in The tavern of messrs
"ohis"h PRICE, al Louisa Ioutihnnse in the state OF
nga between the hours Off o'rlnCk IN the eroo,,
anu CLOCK ~ The aften neon Of that Gas, proceed to
HhS 'ne deposition of Dr. James Minor be read IN
evidence W suit Now depending in the superior court
OF IA" Tor the county OF Louisa wherein am pain,in
amu YOU aie Defendant and il prevented by any canse
M"'se, rom taking the said deposition the day
.o'enehi"hedn Willie taken the ensuing day or The
i neNt gay amer sneh cause 10 removed between The
' n, ",nts Oh the Gay RALPH QUARlLS.
SNNA
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IHE SuRSEbIRER

ESPECIFULLl informs his friends and the public
generally that he has coinn-nt ed the WHEAT
FAN MAKING aud WhELLwRiGHr BUSINESS ON
the Mcchanr svl!lc turnpike ROAD, three and a half
kinds Of BLACKSMIriPS WORK for farms-sh"r,ng
&c FIENINt. nTpI,, n""'
. koiins and Dashing Screws Tor mills and
wire woven TO any paitrin, at the shortest nolicr
PERSONS VII please leave their orders with John Van
Lew Co Market Bridge Richmond r. D.
HenTicO Fen. IL 40 u,w
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- Z
K ANAN ~ fTom the subscriber q nero man ,,y the
~ h;.'ne nf PETER, belonensio john Carter orphan
SdItef, uec. Tie went oil about the fifteenth ~
January ana was heard TO say was going 10 Peters
nute. ne said lnam is about years old aud OF the
uuie size, rather yellow com pectSd fun yed and
-" Pe"'heht IN hts speech hoover will bring The
sdlu mgr" man Ia me him so that pet him
again, snaii receive reward orr DOLLARS
Feb. 10. O"N ~ ss "ua, , u's"'
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sary only $4,000 year out of die fund for In
ternal Improvement to contribute to pay the
interest on the loans they get. IL is estimated,
however, that even this may not be necessary (;
that the tolls will pay the interest, and the
work will finish itself. The present stock
holders in The James River Company are to re-
ceive in semi-anuual iustalneuts a dividend
upon their present stock of IL per ceut per
annun Tor IL years, and 10 per centum ever
afterwards.
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FOR YALE

WILL he sold on the 2lfh instant, (FeJru0rvJ J IL
" ialr, and " not, on ne first ~ March eitger
az IaImahs Tavern, or oH the premises situated
aDogi Tour miles below the city Of Richmond On The
tract Of LAND, containing one hundred seres stStv
OF winch are cleared nhder good fence and in cu-
uVatlon I'VE acres sowed with clover aud thtee with
,llothy'-Ihe ether forty acres well tin,btrtd-
me improvements are very convenient da elling
mouse, kitchen, smosehonse, barn, stable sc. gar.
dTea aud MY grated trees oI tie hest ffnit togetber
WIN vines, curranis, &c. q large orchard, veil 81
good water, and an eXcelleni .gfing
lerirs, one third cash, oue third In three nopths
shu the residue In six moHtbsof the purchaser viii
ne required negotiable notes with approved endorsets
payable az The Bank OF Virginia and also deed Of
Tust-Any persOs being DESTROYS TO purchase private
w may appiyto MT. De MoHtcsfei 6tb street Shockoe
hiil, near the New Theatre.
w. y. 2B---tds
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-ssTyx, czszzs---
Staples II the Rlchmond Marker.

oINPIt0 y tHt IttCNHIUT'N VI I'hfL.
Tobacco old ! , 10 S-dO. news 3 TO Corn
S3-Flour, 5 10 d 1877 -Meai IS a So Wheat
OF 95 cts.-HeInp $40 d $50 per ton Oats,
~ 81 cts.
observation-disclosures 10 l1l--COffee % a 29
cts. pei lb.-M olasses 40 a - cts. per gailon
Cut HerringS 5 3da ) 4 per bbI.-Bacon, 10
cents. per Ih.--kum, West India SO 100 cts.
Whisky 40 4 IS cts. per gallon
PRICE OF STOCKS.
Bank of Virginia. so
Farmers Bank.
US. Bank ............9l %
Marine Stock
Er Mr.. Bryan's Speech in the Senate of
Virginia OH the Missouri Qnes;ion-commeDc-
ed i'll our next.
NARRiBDl-on Tuesday, the 6th inst by the Rev.
Mr.. Timer, Mr. SAMUEL J. BLAIR, Of this city, to
Miss ELIZABETH 4. daughter Of Col. WIN. TrueheaTt,
of the county of Hanover.
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q az uh0mH may concern take notice
eHAi we VIII not be responsible for any hack load.
lug put on board Of our boat
JOHNSON K SMITH
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a COLLECTOR WANTED.

\ JUbLECIOK WAMIGD
W.T. subscriber Vishes to contract with some active
aud diiigent collector for The collection Of inc
claims Of Tue Mutual Assurance Society IN the coonues
II Cumberland, Buckingham, PnWhatsn ana Prince
Edward BOND and good security will ne rsqufred for
the faithful discharge Of the undertaking Tsuber
PARTICULARS, enquire (by letter, " IN peyasn.)Of
JAHES RAWLINGS, y. A. ~. as.
ltn. =. H..3t
4 Will seit, eNCbasge for malice one or two VeTy
4 handsome, and reii bred MARFs.
JHRNAN PAKER.
lcf+ W. V1w
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NOTICE.
TUE STOCKHOLDERS IN the Richmond Dock Cam.
pany are requested to attend annual meeting To
be held al their once on street Monday, the 9th
March next, ut ~ o'clockAn election Tor directors
VIZ take place. o.. BAKER. Tregs'r.
FcbI2 Rg-tdm
ID. w. 81 &. WARWICK,
HAVE for sale on accommodating TERMS
~ 100 crates aud hhds. well assorted Esftbeu and
Glass Ware
$50 rrOce Porter and Wine Bottles
Bar and Hoop iron
shot, Nails. and wbits Lead ground IN oH.
req. ~ s8..f
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Jonathan Reynolds,

Has for sale, at his Store in Wickford.
A GENERAL Assortment Of Hard
4 n ware and Cutlery, Brass Andirons, shovels
and Tongs, &C. Also, Dry Goods. Hats, Shoes 8
Groceries; Dutch Plough Irons. and Ploughs ready
made Patent Pitch Forks, scythes. sneaths, Sick.
les, &c.
500 ,bs Pearl Ashes. 100 quintals dry Cod.
s m Hhds Hoops. ) 6sh,
1000 Fish Barrels. Sf0 bbls Cider,
so do Bum do ESQ do Flour,
90 bushels Plaster Paris, 10 nests Cedar Tubs,
1900 hne Cispboards. 90 do Sugar Boxes,
600 Chesnut Rails, 20 Grind Stones,
IS cords Fire Wood, 30 bundles wrapping.
so bushels white Beans, paper.
Likewise for sale, general assortment of Coun.
try Lumber, consisting Of ships plank. boat boards,
common oak do. and oist half inch chesnut boards,
sc &c.
wickford, June q, 1890.
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By the President Of The United Ssates.

WHEREAS, by an act Of Congress, passed on
w the Sd Of March, 1917, entitled can act 20
authorize the appointment Of Surveyor for the
lands in the northern part Of the Mississippi terri
tory and the sale Of certain lands therein describ
Cd" the President Of the United statesis suihoriz.
ed 10 cause certain lands TO be sold
Therefore I, JAEss MosRoB, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales. shsli be held as Huntsville, in
Alabama, for the disposal (accordiDg 10 Iasr) Of
the following lssds. Wis
On the ID Monday in October next. fof the sale
of townships 10 and 10. in range 2, y E-to~nslIps
9, 10, n and "A. in range g. E.--townships 9. 10.
and ID in range 4, E--townships 9. 10, III. IL, -
and II in range S, E.--townthips ~, 10 and IN in
range 6, T. land township ~, 10 rsnge7, T. Also,
the lands in the tract commonly called Co'berts
reserve fls
On the 1st Monday in December next, for the
sale Of townships IL. ~. IS and IA, in range 8 w.
---iownshps ~, 10 and ~. in ranges and 2, W.
ships Ia, 10, IL, in range 9 W.--townsiips f3 and
n, in range 10. Wand township ~, IN rsrRe IL,
W Also the lands adjoining the town Of Mara
thon which have not been offered for sale. except
such lands ~ have been reserved by law for the
support Of schooIs. or for other purposes Tie
lands shall be sold io regular numerical order,
commencing with the lowest number Of section,
township and range.
Given under my hand, At the City Of Washington,
As 2as q. d1y Fy,..ds" Ct sS%s. 1920 JAMES MONROE
JOSIAH MFlGs,
Commissioner Of the Gen Land Office.
Printers who are authorized 20 publish the Laws
Of the United States viii publish the above once
week till the list Of December next, and send theii
bills to the General Land oi6ee for payment
July iswtlD.
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VALUABLE FARM.

4 in Mddietowp. about one rifle and half from
he s,ate-house W Newport Said ftrm cofts'ns A.
sout 60 scres Of land. with great qusnit, fercel'
ent fruit trees. Of ~ kindstugetbsr with u'e bnin-
'ngs thereon standing For Other infdr nation a.
quifc of ALkNSON fECkHAM.
Midderowp. FEB. 10 1s
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DREPARED by w. T. CONWAY, Chemist, No. I,
! Bnmstead Place, Boston. viz.
Dr Relies Botanical Drops
DR.. Relfe's Asthmatic Pills.
DR.. Relics Aromatic Female Pills, Cor obstruc.
tions, &c. M
pr. Relics An,ibiIious Pills, Cor Indigestion, Bill.
.ous Affections, &c.
DR. Relfe,s Vegetable Specific, (sor sick head
aehe)
Dr. Relics Vegetable Rheumatic Plls
DIR Jebb's Rheumatic Linmen;--R Rheumatism Of
90 years stsDding has been cured by this in "a
hours.
British Antiseptic DentriEce, most excellent FOR
the teeth and gums.
Dumlries' Ointment, certsin and safe cure for
the hch, in one ho,rs atpiieaHoa be y ever so in
veters,e or No danger from fa,ing cold
Albion Corn Plaster The relief is immediate,
and while It dssolves aud draws the corn out by
the roots, IL causes not the least pain
Csmbrian tootb-ache Pills; the relief is nstan-
taneous, without the least injury 20 the teeth
DR. Hunters celebrated Pils-Dr Hunters In.
lection Powders, and Dr. Hunters Cerste, for the
prevention and cure Of venereai complsints with
perfect secresy, A treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method Of cure accompany each Packet.
Pamphlets OF many extraordinary cures, may be
had O, the Agents. gratis
U' None ef he sbepe are genuine. nnis" signed
"w. 4. Conway large discount to Country
Physicians, Traders, &c The above Medicines
may likewise be had of
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drrggist,
No. 10. Thsmes-slreef,N Newport;
.aiso, BY
LemueI w. Briggs. Brisfofs Hercules whitney.
Mason, Balch, Providence Dyer Hoves. Hind
most Dugg;so, booksellers Of respectsbiiy: also
by mos, Post Mss6rs. throughout the Union
Nooe genuine unless sisned by ". T Conway
suly ~, 1890.
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.frd nossession given. on Me isM Of .litrn
Al neEf.
THE House on Thamcs-street, occu-
u pied by CALsB GnExS and the shop in
front, occupied by JoHw T. GnsRs. either togeth.
cr or separately. Also. the House in the rear now
occupied by ALsRRr w. GARrIsRR.
Newport March 29,h. 1920
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SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drrggisf,
No. 10. Thames-sireef, Newport;


a. HERE As my wife, Ltcy WILSON. has behav.
w ed in m unbccom ng rsnncr, aud hss q'n.
nv led and bosr,i--i therefore forbid sIi pcfsons
hsitoring trusting her my sceount, sfter ihis
ds:e. WILLIAM wfLsoN.
South. .Kingstown. Aug. IA, 1870.
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Il true COPY . Witness.
HENRY WEN, Secretary.

In conformity 10 the above recited act, the
Com rni.sioners therein appointed will re,
'ceise from the holders Of thi. States Ccri6
Gates Of Registered Debt, sealed proposals o,
the terms on which they will sell the same ;
ind request they may be transmitted (hee o.
pos,age) to either OF US, and directed 10 >oid
Commissioners, on or before the frs, Mon-
day Of October next, being tho time limited
hv said Act
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TO LET,

= (.1ad immediate Possession siper,
@ hop Mo-, on the north side the Parade, re-
Ol Gently occupied by DAVID WILLIAMS. For
terms, and other particulars. .appdy TO Mr. Charles
Fske. May 8
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By The President Of ahe Uaited .Ssoses.

NJ HEREAS The Pfesideot Of The Unitcd States
~ 70 authorized by law to cause certain Lands of
the United States 20 be offered :or sale
Therefore, J. James Monroe, President Of the Y.
States, do hereby declare and make known, that
publc sales for the disposal agseesbiy to law, ei
certain lands. shall be held as follows, viz,
AZ Delaware. In Ohio, on the fret Mondays IA
August and October next. for the sale Of the lands
which have been surveyed in the district al Della
ware. being IS townships and fractional townships,
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State of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.


Ia General Assembly, June Session, a ID.
1870. |.
An Act npp'cpristing Ten Thousand Dol
: Is's to purchase the Evidences OF the Reg
iste,ed Public Debt Of this State.
ID + 70 enaefed BY he General .fssen5iy,
ID ard By fhe auihoriiy shereefH H 10 enacfrd,
That ten tnoussnd dollars be appropriated,
ou, Of money received IRON the Treasury OF
the Umted States, and now in the General
Treasury, to the purchase OF the Evidences
of the registered Public Debt of this State,
under tho direction and menagemepl OF
Comrpissiooers, 10 be appointed by the Gene
raj Assembly. 80,
md be IL /i4rrher enacted, That Philip Al
len, Charles Btayton, Earl ID. Pearce, end
the Genesal Treasurer, be and they hereby
appointed Com mmissioDers 10 purchase the
SAID Evidences oi the said reg's,cred Public
Debt, in such way aud manner os they mny
think most advantageous TO the public inter-
est that said Commissioners give public no.
tice Of their appointment, in the newspapers,
advertising the c.editors holding such Esi.
dences. to send to them, or either of them,
on or before the frs, Monday Of October next,
sealed proposals Of the terms on which they
wilI'sel the same; and the said proposals shall
DOT be opened until the day neSt succeeding
the said 6rst Monday OF October end tina, il
proposals equally advsntseeous to the State
shall be made for the sale Of greater a.
noun, OF said debt that can be purchased by
the sum hereby appropriated, the amount
thereof shall be applied IN q ra,eable proper
tioD to the demand. OF the several creditors.
.drd be h further egact-d, Ths, the sum
appropriated as sieresaid be subject 10 tho
order Of the aforesaid Comm iss,opers, opd be
paid out Of the Cencrai Treasury scco' ding
~; md that spid Commissioners report to
the General Assembly their proceedings un-
der this act.
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TO LET.

(.fnd fossession given Immediately
T>Il front part of the house with chambers,
j and other convenienoes,) now occupied by
the subscriber, situate the mtin rosd, about
miles from the sta'e-House in Newport The sit
ustion is pleasant, and is well calculated for q
soashern family should it be preferred Boarders
viii be taken on reasonable terms, and every exer-
tio, Siii be made for their comfortable scconmo
dation. SodS hosE
Middlesown, July 20, 1920.
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School Bosk,, Eianks. end Stationary,
S-Por sale, 3, the Hat Store Of
GEORGE WANTON.
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Columbian Grand Fohs Billie,


TVHT NO FLH I'D
Nov publishing IN i4o scek'y numbers
IN all Ia cts. each. Two ot the plate,
4 =, splendid F,on,isp'ecr, and al eng faved
Title Page. The wofk 10 illustr@ed win Z
plspstory Eolss, IRON the wri'iogs Ut ihose
eminent diviB 5, H,nry, B,sw1, SeSis, Ceke,
Wesiry, and Clark.
~ Pc sons residing in the county, wbo
may wish to subscribe, con be supplied WIN
this valuable Family Treasury, by eight mum
bcrs at q time, or moe, IS Tar as pobishrd,
or application 10 lbs appointed Agsn', OF M,
WM. OaAs's Church Street, Newport, X.
N. b. Subscription papers are lett at
Mr.. SrRzErEn's rsveso, Bus'o'--eIso, at
Mr.. CsLRs Tavern, Warren, X. I.
SETH LUTHER, .Ageat
Argust 20. Qt)
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BOOKS and STATIONARY.

~ -, ile, iAamss0krssA
= f.'lNTlAE info M the n.haoItsn,s oil
ps sf.pat, and Us vie,ons, iha, he ha
US, tecsigea fom New. Toik general as
soct.0ef. of BOOKS. comprIAing Msdics
ana iirsing,cal Woks, the works of the
rnosi ceIebrmtd Posts, Novels, end vs,,oui
M.scsIhueous Works. Also Blank Book,
and eeaeral a.sorimsn, of Stationary.
Tue above he now of'ers for ssle on reason
able erm7.
Blank Books msde 10 sny patte ,n--O'd
3 X -, bNuud with neelre-s nad despatch.
Newppr,, N v 20 1920
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an ACT 10 alter the terms Of the District Cosr,
in Alabama.


an ACT 10 alter the terms Of the District Cosrt
in Alabama.
Be ia enacted by fhe Senate and House
of Representatives of the u. S. Of H.
s,eriec ~ Congress- AssemJlcd. Thai the
frst session OF the District Court, 10. the
District of Alabama, shall be holden a,
Mobile, on the third Monday of Febru-
ary, eighteen hundred and twenty -onc !;
and thereafter the stated sessions of said
Court instead of the times heretofore ap.
pointed shall be holden, annually, as fol-
lows: at Mobile ON the 6rst Monday Of
January and June, and at Cahawba on
the first Mondays of April and Novem-
Der; any law to the contrary notwith.
standing.
Sec. 2. And be ii further enncted,
That all process which may have issued,
or may hereafter issue, returnablc to the
next succeeding terms, as heretofore es-
tabIished, shall be held retbrnsble, and
be returned, to those terms to which
they are severally changed by this act
Sec. 8 And be ii further enacted,
That there shall bc one clerk for the
District. who shall keep only one sett of
records, any law to the contrary not
yithstanding.
JoHY w. TAyIoR, .
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
joHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senats gro tempore.
Weet.c.,.x,
Approved: JAMES MONROE
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FL!ZABt.TH BUkLfNGHAM.

VIZ ,ULD inform her Friends ard the Pubic.
w that she has renewed her stand from Thames
stre,, TO cHner Of Mill and Spring street. or BET.
Ter known by Ferry What lane. - The house 'siey
reeur;ed by Capt leus woor. where abe offers
SOr .se Groceries of every kind. by sbc'sss'e %
,e,sii. at as loy rate IS any in the street. snd
win ,ste country produce in psy-she s,i' eon'in'
xe, a Boarding house. and vii, he glad TO accom-
v.od.,e s6en,lsmen and Ladies At reduced price
children shall be taken good care .of il sny one
wishes 80 send them IN town tor the advss'sge OF
seho,l. and wiIi ste psy in produce--sbe wishes
o. return thanks to those friends Sho hss favored
her. sni hope they will enniinre their tnenasLip.
Newport, Ncyemhcs 2. iSsS.