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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06

peaches, which are now nearly 10 BIOS
son."
A letter from New Orleans. of 24tF5
ult. states that -four has been sold there az
one dollar per barrel: that fresh -four is
selling at three dollars per barrel, and
every other article from the upper coun-
try proportionably low, aud not 10 demands
Bat Amer.
| Maroon escapc.--Ou Thursday eves
uing last a young female OF respectable
family 10 this town, went TO bed leaving
a candle burning on the table standing
near the bedsted the candle fell from the
table sometime during the night and CONF
municated fire TO her clothes which were
nearly consumed, when she awoke, Just
in time to save The house aud contents
from Observation-Disclosures Eagle.
Joseph F. Smith aud Adolph Lscost,
late commandants Of the schooners Platts-
burgh and Science, captured 10 April last
ION the African coast by the u. s. ship
| Cyane, have been convicted before the
Circuit Court Of the u S. at Boston, for
iengaging in the slave trade, and have been
sentenced to 8 years Imprisonment, and
10 pay fine Of $4,000 each.--i6.
Interesting Memoranda.--It is 32S
years since John Cabot first discovered
North America, 236 since Sir Walter
Raleigh more perfectly explored il, 240
since the first permanent COLONY sas
planted in Virginia, 20s since New AM
sterdah. now New York, was settled, 200
since the landing Of the Pilgrims at Plym-
outh, Al since the commencement of our
Dational existence, and 81 since the adop~
ton Of our present national governmental.
The brig Francis of Boston, SIS days
irom St. Ubes, was boarded off Sandy
Hook on the 2lst inst by one of the New
York Pilot Boats, and supplied with men
and stores: "a days ago she vas within a
short distance OF Boston light, but was
|blown off 10 sea. For % days the crew
had been on allowance Of half peek Of
potatoes, and pint Of water per day a
man. The crew were in such state Of
hunger as to eat their meat raw with the
sreatest aridiiy. Ns,oark Ceminel.
i The Society for the prevention Of Pau
lperism 10 the city of New York, held it's
4th anniversary on the 18th inst. A city
paper says" 1t appears that the number
TOT Panpers in our city is about 900.
| The ennaal expense of supporting them
labout $250,000. About 5000 children
are growing up in the city without edit
cation OF the inculcation Of moral habits,
and nearly 10000 families neglect ali
public worship. lib.
As an instance Of the effect of The late
extreme cold weather, It is mentioned that
a large cherry tree, in the garden back 81
the mansion Of the late DR.. Warren, in
Boston, was on Wednesday night the oath
jan. split s or feet 10 length, and So
wide that ones fingers might be easily
shurst into the fissure.
Fl Mems for the Laiies.-A Salem paper
OF the 24ih Jan. states, that ship which
lately arrived at that port from Leshen,,
brought 80 cases Of Leghorn Straw Bon
nets. valued at 10000 dollars, consigned
to gentleman of Boston.
u
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Essex Orphans Court /:
January Term, 1921.

january Term, 1871.
10y order of said Court, will be sold
I'D by the subscribers at Public Ven
due. Oh Saturday The seventeenth day Of
March next, between the hours Of twelve
aud five o'clock in the afternoon Of that
day, at the late Dwelling House Of Capt.
BENJAMIN WINANs, dec. the HOUSE
e. BARN, and about twelve acres Of ex-
cellent LAND, late the property of Will
liam b. Higgins, on the old road from
Elizabeth Town to Railway, near the
dwelling house of Gilbert Rindell-with
"a large Brook on the west end of the
premises. Likewise, An excellent lot Of
SALT MEADOW, containing about five
acres, below Trembley's Poiui, adjoining
Piles's Greek.
SARAH WINANS,
ISAAC MORSE,
Executors Of the estate Of Captain
Benjanin Winans, deceased.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06
NOTICE.

The Committee Of The Newly Sun
day School Union Society, considering it
very desirable TO promote more general
communication and correspondence be.
tween the friends and supporters Of Sun
lday Schools, in different parts Of the
country, in order that more perfect
knowledge OF the progress of this system,
lof instruction may be obtained, aud a
wider circulation OF intelligence concern.
ing ii effected, solicit from, the various Sun-
day School Societies, and Conductors oil
Sunday Schools, Reports or Statements oil
such particulars concerning the Schools
under their care as would be OF general
interest las the number Of teachers and
of scholars, kind Of Instruction chiefly
impaired, moral and intellectual improve
ment, &c. &c. Ii is desired, that snch
reports or statements may be addressed to
the Corresponding Secretary, aud for.
warded free Of expense so as to arrive
here by the 10Th Of April next, that they
may be noticed in the Annual Report al
this Society; Of which Report copies viii
be sent 10 those from whom communica
lions are received.
BY order Of the Committee,
ELEAZAR LORD,
| Corresponding Sec'y
Mem. York, 3oih Jan. 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06
rMIB GAZETTE
ELIZABETH TOWN,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1891.

On the 18th ult. the Circuit Court for
the county of ST.. Louis, Missouri, com
menced its first session. The Court de-
cided, after the discussion ofvarious con-
tested points Of law, which grew out Of
the late transition Of the government, that
:" The state government mas not only
theoretically formed, but IN fill and con
stiiutionat operation, as regarded the
constitution OF the United States and that
Of the state Of Missouri. MAI. Int.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06

the account received from the Sound, Of q
portion Of the Russian army having laid
down their arms in consequence Of the
severity Of the discipline imposed, may
have some foundation 10 truth, as it is not
unlikely that the great event alluded to
in the above extract refers to the mutt
nous spirit Of the military
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06

Alabama.--An act Of the legislature
Of Alabama, which closed its session last
mouth, lays tax Of one dollar on every
dirk, sword cane, pocket or side pistol,
and dirk knife--also, one dollar, Gas an
additional tax) 90 the sale Of every pack
of playing cards. Another act exempts
from execution, levy or distress, the fol.
lowing articles in every family: one bed
and furniture, one COW and cali, necessary
wearing apparel, three spinning wheels,
one loom, one fourth part Of The provisions,
and few other articles of minor value.
A State Bank, located at the seat of Gov
eminent, and removable with it, with o
capital Of 1000, 900 dollars, to continue
It'll 1885, was incorporated. Phil. Union.
ST. Domingo. are received
by an arrival at Boston from ST. Domingo
Of the discovery Of an extensive aad deep
laid plot, by the blacks Of that place, L
massacre the whites and muIattoes, and
pillage the city. The discovery was
made but a few hours previous TO the one
fixed on for carrying their horrid project
Into execution, aud the ringleaders were
seized aud are imprisoned. The conspi
racy amounted, il is said, to upwards o.
5000 blacks, all armed. On the frs,
alarm being given of their intentions, the
Inhabitants we're panic struck, and flew
on board the Shipping in port for safety.
". Y. Eve. Post
| Fire.--Through the carelessness Of an
intoxicated person, the stables Of Mr..
Campbell, iDnkeeper, near New-Bruns-
wick, we're entirely destroyed by fire on
the 18th ult. together with six valuable
horses and their harness, pleasure wagon,
hay and other property the whole a.
| mounting TO upwards Of $1,000.
| A letter from Blakely, Alabama, to the
Editor OF the CattskilI Recorder, dated
the Goth Of December, says, " the wealth
er is now very warm, and / am now 10
my shirt sleeves few days more Of the
present temperature will destroy all the
Expectations ofthe gardner particularly
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06
Bible Questions.

LyOR sale at this Office, by the dozen
IL or single copy, M'DOWELLS
QUESTIONS ON THE BIBLE.
Feb. 9. 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06
MARRIED,

In Somervie, on "Wednesday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Fredenburg, Mr.. Dawn MA6IE,
jun. of this town, to Miss MAneARET VAN VEea-
TEN, Of the former place.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06

Rev. Dr.. MiIIedoier, No. i2i Fulton.st.
Rev. DIR. Richards, Newark, N. Jersey
Rev. DIR. Griffin, do. do.
Rev. DIR. Proudfit, No. Ia CourtIandt-st.
Rev. DR.. Spring, No. 80 Beekman-st.
Rev. MIR. Knox, No. IFS Fulton-st.
Rev. Mr.. M'Leod, No. so Whiie-st.
Mr.. 2. Lewis, No. 40 Broad-s,.
MI. Isaac HeyeE No. "a Beaver-st.
Mr.. John Forsyth, No.lO5 Waterst.
Donations ia clothing, Bedding, Medi-
cines, Surgical Instruments, Mechanics
and Farmers Tools. &c. may be forward.
ed TO the store Of Jonathan Little & Co.
No. ZIG Pearl-street, Newly ork.
The Committee respectfully request
the Clergymen Of the three denominations,
united in this institution, to take up coli
IectioDs Tin aid Of the mission) in their re-
spective churches, and to forward the
amount collected, as soon as practicable,
to either ofibe members OF the Committee
Of Missions, as named above.
The Mission family is now full, with
the exception Of pious and skiiIiul physi.
clan. If this notice should meet the eye
OF one Of that description, who may feel ii
his duty to tender his services, he is re-
quested to address letter without delay
Ito MIR. q. Lewis, Domestic Secretary Q!
the United Foreign Missionary Society.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06

YvHE sale Of the WILLIAM PENN
- Steamboat. is adjourned to Wednes-
day, the l4th inst. at the house OF Smith
Halsey, Elizabeth. Town Point, at 10
O'clock ia the forenoon.
WILLIAM M'NIGHT, y
DANIEL WILMURT, oo"sN'''-
WILLIAM DAYToN,J ''e.
Feb. 2, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06

PLArrsBuRGH, IN. ~ Jan. 81.
Imposiors. AT the last general sessions
of the peace in this county. came on the
trial OF Jacob Mereti, otherwise called
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06

Novel Erkibition.--The exhibition Of
the Esquimaux Indian 10 his seal-skin
canoe, took place this forenoon in the
North river, opposite the Battery. The
novelty of the scene brought together ar
immense concourse Of spectators to wit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-03
NOTICE..


conformity TO deed Of trust made by VIM. Street,
FOR The benefit of his creditors, which was duly re.
corded IA The clerk, office OF Henfco county-Wii he
sold, on friday. the 5Ofh inst. The next fair day
thereafter, Sunday eNc=pted,) all his PROPERLY
Nc1I ahh Personal, Consisting of about 3su actes Of
iNp, situated In Irnr,co county, aud about three
miles nom The city OF Ktcbmond, and formerly known
by The Fame OF AlexandtI's.-A LOT OF ~ feet 81
ground ~ The city IL RichmInJ al the junction of T.
and 2'ih s,rees-hss, G5 feet fronting on n and he
tween 2lih aud 25th sifeels.-SIX NEGROES HOUSE
hold aud Kitchen Furniture two horses aud Two Inules
four mich cows few sheep and hogs, light w.c gon
cart, aud some pan alton utensils.
Terms OF sale viii ne Tor all sGns under < So cash
from 10toS 100, three munihs-from 90 to 200 aud
months 200 Ia 500, T. and nonfIs-from 500
TO y oOo, three s nine aHd twelve moDths- and all
sums above 900, SiX, twelve ard eighteen months
VIII be a!aHrd for all The credit sales Negotiable
VIII he required, and far The real property deeds OF
trut ~ addition. Ibe sae wiI commence IN front OF
Mrs Dabneys hense, at IA o'cSck aHd continue from
day 10 day uniil completed, by Thomas Tayst as auc
uoneer, under The direction Of the TRUSTEES.
n b. The prniic ave assured, that the title will be
mace nhquesiiOnabe, as the sale maze with ID: con.
cnfehce Of the proprietor who viii Join Ia tie deeds
OF conveyance. WILLIAM STREET.
March 10.
T The safe ofthe above property, advertised to take
place tue 3Oth nt has rot been made and nniice ~
hereby given. that the said property will I've sold suh
ont reserve, al the Easie HOtsi, NONd0y, tie i6th
instant, a. ten O'clock.
BOWLING sriRKE,l
C. =. GOODiLL, fTrnsiers
JOHN MUSBY,
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lion is. il is far better thsn The present
system, winch allows oniy so many auc.
iioneers 10 the city OF PhIlsdelpbia for,
AT pr,sen' il is only source oi intrigue
among Tie candidates, ami uI patronage
sud corruption la the hasds OF the Go
vernon.
u ismal'cr OF soaie astonishn,eut, that
The aitrnp. :" cali convention aud new
m@dri her constitution, has been defeat
ed M the present legislature. All the
great ofiices /" the stale are filled by The
governor, wiihnnt even couacil to al q.
wise "r controul him., lie is elected 100
tor three wears: aud he is elected Sy the
people. The consequences are such as
might be expected There is not a gc-
neral election in Prnnsy lvanis, in which
she is not agiiaied and convuised by con-
tending candi'ia,es anu their pariisans.-
The present Legislature oi n. York have
acted with more discretion: The power
OF appointment being also Wrctchedly
organized under their present consti,u
ton, they have passed law submitting
TO the people the question, whether they
Will have a contention or not. Ii "A ma .
jor'ty at votes. 10 be taken this spring,
should be in favor OF il, il is 10 meet In
the tall 10 revise The constitution. ANY
amendments 1t may propose are agaiO
Ia be submitted to the consideration Of
the people IN their primary eapacity.-
Massachusetts, we know, pursued this
course and IN short time, her citizeus
are TO pass upon the amendments. pro
posed by her convention.
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April a
F(lIk hAI,i.


THAT valuable Piariatism. wbrTsop the subscriber
4 resides known by The name 81 INDIAN CAMP
II is silualei 10 the upper eud NJ Powhatan c0ua o.
Deep creek aud saniainS BY late survey 1851 acres
about one tifd ~ which is 10 wsOd abd Considerable
PIT OF whish Is pfiue t0ba asd t6rfe aic isO ~
200 ACRES 81 aas aHd, peatIy all Of ws!c . reclaimed
aud the whole Of Il t1bacc land OF tire drst gnali,y
The situation IS - health, any b,lOW tae innntd s.
u has comfortable dwelling house on H. a.d swell
soshed-wiih an necessary Ouihopses grauafils aud
tobacco houses.
TIE terms RED ifed will he third OF the
money on executing deeds, and Tie balance in tao seuI
annual payineHi deed 81 vii be require ed 10
secure the paBciuaitB ~ the two last paynifnts.
April 3. lW'.U HENRY SktPWiTH.
AIOftCE.-Ihe examination ~ siudsDis AZ tiamgden
~ sydney College, Will commence en sopday The
2sd ~ this nots, and he continued from d,y u day
It'll ~ Is concluded IL requested lhat rs amy IT
the tHs'eeS as nud Il prAcueabe All particularly HE
examining committee, sb.l4 attend. On the THURSDAY
fniosng, very important Business 10 expected 10 I've
brought helote The Bostd ntTfaslees and - desabie
that all The meubsts SHOULD attend 10 possible.
Ibe exercises OF public speakne. Vbtch close The
business OF HE present session q College, viii con
Inescc at ten pGlOGs IN FRIDAY, lbs gT,b iSM..
hgu. 5, I0T..9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-03
= INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

The Legislature OF Penns, vania has
passed a most Important " Act for the
Improvement OF The State" 1t appropri-
ates. IN The lsi place, S ia, 100 towards
The Improvement of &c roads. rivers and
bridges. scattered in different paris of the
state d: one of these is for suhscriplion
OF $4,000, towards uniting the waters OF
The Schuy!kill and SusaueGanna another
Is an appropriation of S Is, 900, 70 remove
distractions and 10 improve the naviga
ton OF The river Ohio from Pltlsburo TO
Wheeling; &c. &c. Nine of these ap-
preparations are confined to riuer uaviga-
lion; 2 TO The erection Of bridges !: the
other 60 to R1ddS. In fact, there scarcely
appears navigable river, or a coDsidera.
Die road IN any direction, which ha. not
Obtained the cOuntenance of the Legis-
'aiure. II guarantees TO pay in The ed,
place, per cent interest per annum. on
S450,OO tor 25 wears, as an iDdueement
To nep Subscribers 10 The Stork of lie
SchnylkIll aud Susquehanna Navigation
Company. Making a Grand Total for In,
iernai improvements, of 81 .227 $50. This
is indeed an appropriation upon a great
scale--Bht the very breadth of surface,
over which Tie appropriation is 10 be dis
iIibnied, IS sufficient TO excite some ap.
prehension, that 10 attempting SO much
al once, some vIsiODSTy projects may
have crept IN, and some public monies
may be sacrificed III their pursuit that
The scheme may wear loo much the ma
lure oi copprOmise, where one enter
prize not sufficiently weighed and di-
gesied has been adopted, To gain votes
to more valuable objects. We know not
what precautions have been employ ed
Snrl, an
know not, for Instance, whether these
schemes are first 10 be examined by skill.
full engineers, and then submitted TO a
board Of disInterested commissioners
or whether they have been got I'D bv m.
dividuals alone, who have an inieres, in
their adoption. We know not, whether
the suns are to go al once omf OF The
State treasury, without any aid or check
from The vigilance OF individuals, who
are willing 10 venture their funds alopu
with ih0s Of the State or whether tlie
individuals are FIRST 10 subscribe 8 5,lis
or IN any oiber proportion oI HE stock,
before the state is To advance the residue
Virginia las had resource 10 such precsu
iiOnS against wild or txtrdVagani projects
We trust ilIal Penney Iyanla has iallcn
upon similar or other more effective
checks.
The Legislature OF Pennsylvania is q.
boat passing bill, entitled =" a supple
mcni 90 The several acts Of Assembly re-.
guIaiing auctions II "pufs il ~ Ike
power of any ciiizep 10 procure a COM
mission. on giving security for lie siate
duties, aud paying annually inio The stale
treasury the snm OF $1,000" II would
have been better tn make each auction.
Ger pay in propOriIou 10 TIE amount oil
his business, Instead OF payirg the same
sum for a licence; because ibis coJfiues
The buslngss too much 10 the large capt
lsiisis. Bal OH clic1able az this rcgals
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-03
April 3.

ME subscriber VIII sell great Bargain in tract OF
LAND, containing 1000 acres, in Greene county
kehiuchy, on Little Barren river, nine miles f,on
Steensooroneh ANY person wishing to purchase can
hho" tue terms by application to the subscribe ia Hal
house. nENI uap iny ~
april i,T a.
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yesterday brought up before che Borough
Court, for examination. and remanded
for trial at the District Court 10 be held
next month at Portsmouth,. The con-
course Of spectators VAS immense, and
manifested that The excitement produced
on the public mind by Ibis shocking
buiehery, has lost Di,ileof its effect, since
their commitment Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-03

ENiENDING to leave this country for a few monks
request iho'e who have business With me- cali
basipess for NE during my absence.
April 3. toI a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-03

NORFOLK, Msrrb 81 Joseph Garcia,
s,as Jeseph Dina Garcia CGsi;idao, snd
manuet Philip Garcia, suspec;ed Of beng
'he mufderers Of Peter LagdudsRe, were
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PUBLICATION OFFICFs


(Hdrhet Bridge, Main street. Richmo,sd-G,id Mo- 4.
Harrisog street, BaktiaIOre)
k'Oh Dr' MAYos Rhymng Primer, Khyminp spelI-
= iny BOOK, Ancient Biography, aud new system of
Mythology, for the use OF Seininaries.
These elementary books are highly recommend nv
able professors, aud other literary characters.
Ibe commissioners OF the Primary Schools I'm Vfr
gna BOOKSELLERS aud Country Merchants ire inform
lbh hey eau be SrpplIed with these bo ks AT moderate
wholesale prices, by application as above, TO
GEORGE MAYO & co.
'S"' <S' Bi..wtf
ss'.ssysssss.ss.ss.s.s
Richmo1d, March, 1921.
We have examined, with care, DT. nisyo's Khyminz
PIimer, aud Hhyming Spelling Book. aud recommend
ihtin TO the attention OF the Commissioners OF the
Prinary Schools Of Virginia. They are admirably cal
onIaed 10 advance chdfe in the elementary pafts Of
spelling aus reading, aud merit the Of
the pupc.
~; ~ RAA,MInoLpB,l President s Directors
y !. psNgIGroa. ! d VI 1iys S@ssa'' f1"a
ANDREW srEvEHSON,
A. y UrSHUR.
]. MtRsHiLL, (OhicJ Justice
Mareb 30. ina ,r,
OIItE IS hereby gwen that the cells iI fhe f.Inst,c
Hospital, IN the city OF WILLIAMSBURG are all oer1.
pien, ard ihai no more patieDs either oseo or female
VI" be into the said Hospital uut some Of me
sad eels are yacantdne notice cfwbicb will be eivs
~ order 81 the Court Of Directors,
June 10. 5,,wu tEo. HENLEY, 2, :. -
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iRGiNIA AT rules held In Tie CLERK, oIcr OF ine
superior co1it OF chancery for the ri hiIond disc
trict, the list day Of march, 1871
john 4. NpGdiord aud Lucy his wife and klizsbeth
H. la iafeITo Lewis w. Taiiafefro Eliza his slr
walker Iaafetfo, Richard TaiiairTro, VIM Ta!iafeTro
iiaHweI IaiaieTT", Mary Talafsrro, aud Am IGlis
efIo which SAID Elizabeth u. IS the widow deyisee
aud the SAID Eliza, walker, KichaId. William Hart
we Mary aud Ann, are children aAG devsee, Of WnI.
Iailaier.o dee the last four whom being inTsuI.
under The age OF twenty cue years, sue by The said
Ellzabeth u. falIaferio their next lIiend,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-03

CUWMINS ION BUSINESS
'kNHE subscriber continues 10 transact Il GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS i'll ibis city, aud soliciis
snare uf the public patronage returning his acknow
eogmenis for that already bestowed. He wishes 10
purchase ;or cash, FhRMERS', VIRGINIA, u UNITED
StAicS' BANK STOCK and offers for sale. in stne
Gu accommodating terms, upland RECrlfIED EYE
MhiSkEf, III barrels, Of excellent cuaity-NaiL
nODs, assorted sizes; PLOUGH PLATE, SADDLE
TRES. HORSE SHOE and noOp IRON of all the
various saes, aud from snuact0rv in high rcpnte
WIN iiNG PRINTING PAPER. COTTON YARNS,
and FAMILY FLOUR.
BERNARD PEYroN.
hpIlf . .iniO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-03

The Governor Of Georgia has issued his Proclamation
calling the Legislature Of that State together the 3oh
April. The object Is upon the treaty conela o.,
the Ssh Janssry last, between the United states and tle
Greek nation ofdian' for the cx,ingnmept OF their title
certain lands for the of Georgia"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-03

Bank Capital.-rbe Stockholders oi tie
Massachusetts Bank, Of this town, hava
agreed 10 REFUGE the capital stock from
sixteen hundred ibousant dollar, t.
eight hundred thousand dollars. This is
proof OF the slsgDaiioU Of business Ut
all kinds. The bapbing capitol OF Bos
Ion, now amounts 20 S6,55O.000, excIu
slye OF The u. S Branch in nalnmot,
there are S banks esd . u. :. Branch, J
The capital OF which is 8 8. 800, O00 We
nope Industry and economy will keep
pace wiib the loss of business.
BDsioa Ca=.
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ViRCiNIA....IN GHdhCERY.-Ai a conTi hid
Tor Shafin;ie county, the 7b day az narch is2I--
sahn.h "s'assn and Jane his wife, Thomas wilkes,
James wilkes. nanri wilkes, CleniebI q. wilkes anf
Eiisahe'i Wilkes, Which said 1humas lanes Daniel
S'ep-n H. ana Elizaneih iEanis and sue by their
"eA' "ieha "". H. Baiiey....... .Pl1iRtiGs.