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CARRJAGES.

TEWIE subscriber has for sale, at
TTEy77% q bis Mandatory ( miles from
"a PetcrsburgYa large assortment
tfffzf5f9k-ksIS of Work in his line Of business,
90 ~ 10 viz. Coaches and Coacees with
.... double and treble steps, with elc-
CANT trimmings and plated bellband.
rst rate PANEL Gigs with the best spring with plated
Veiioands and full plated joints and leather tops
very light Coaches with the door behind and swinging foot
wants. % o 49, 49,
Single sue and stick Gigs double and SINGLE with and
Low priced family Stages, handsomely finished fixed 10
work with two horses
Elegant Races, with elliptic springs with handsome tops
WIN morocco Innings fixed 20 work with horses.
h the ncu'y ifueuted Chaotces, and Dearborn Wagons
h oval steel springs in front Of them light enough
An excellent plated and brass mount
Y" Harness for carriages gigs, family stages, &c.
STERLING WOODWARD.
N " supply Of the above work may had by applying
opposite mir William French Tavern, Old Street Peiers-
burg and liberal discount will be made payments.
Orders from part Of the country addressed 10 Pop
ed to. Ws, n ny " ia 800
L. persons indebted John GRAHAM. deccnsed are
,aelues'ed to make payment to me immediately
" neous Of closing the administration, possible
~io therefore cannot grant indulgence toany body.
WALTER Dun, Executor
wv. W. ol-u of John (frfl ham.
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MIR. JACOR TORIAN

TNAKE notice that shall the house Of Thomas Torion in
u the county oIiaag Virginia, the 10th t7h and s,
days Of August nexprOcecd 0ake the deposition of the aid
Thomas Toren 10 be read in evidence in suit in cancerv
now depending IN the county OF Halifax aforesaid in
which yself and others plaintiffs you are defendant
at winch time and place YOU may y YOU please attend
. -. yours &c HNDREW TORIAN.
"uhe - iO-.w8w
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Tract istter from a friend, TO the editors Of
tie Norfolk Beacon, ddted
sT. cHARLEs. (MIssorrr

ST. CHARLES, (MISsounI,) JUNE IA.
Our S'ate Constitution las it is ca!l,d,) ,Du
tainS within atseif the seed not only of dissolu-
ton, but cfspecdy death. Ii contains one un-
fortunate clause, which authorises the egisla-.
ture to propose amendments to it, and if the
nertlegis!ature approve ofihem, the Constitution
in those particulars is to be ipso tacfo altered
sans cere'nonie. The blessed effects of this
ln,Se provision we are now beginning to taste.
The constitution has not been in existence one
year, ard our legislature has not been i'm ses
SION two weeks, and no less than six altera-
tions iii the constitution have been proposed In
the senate, and passed. They have also gone
through the house Representatives mo doubt
on my mind, that i! the next legislature. (pro-
baby to be composed of the same men,bers.l
should sanction them, we may bid adieu to SIX
good articles IN our constitution and prepare
to receive in their stead, new tangled notions
Tor you must knew they are of Yankee orr
gIn,) and IN the space of five wears. verify
believe, there will not remain a rag or yestig,
OF that solemn instrument, agreed 10 in con
veniion by the good people of Missouri, as
the basis of their rights and liberties.
Among the most prominent ofthesc altera
tons, the Judges ofthe Supreme and Circujl
Courts are TO be elected every six wears : t.
by which the Independence OF the judiciary
will be Frustrated at the feet of the Legislative
power, and instead of upright independent
Judges, we shall have an eectionorinr. paliry
time-serying set of fellows on the bench. who
fear, in attempting to retain their popularity
will lose their virtue.
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MANCHESTER PROPERTY.

81 by virtue of decree of the county court Of
fsssi ~ Chesterfield, pronounced the 10th day of
lssJ July 1921, the subscribers will proceed sell
11N- on the premises, to the highest bidder Wed-
nesdy he lst d Of 1sg5t meet at O'Clock IN tie afternoon
an that Lo OF LAND lying and being in the Of Man
chester the south side of the main street. nearly o-
pose the Manchester Exchange, known and distinguished
IN the plan otthe said town by No. 26i together with the
buildings and improvements thereon consisting of COM
portable Dwelling House, and all necessary buildings
dartlen &c.TernS OF SALE and months credit, the
purchaser purchasers giving bonds undoubted
cy and deed Of trust the property pur-
chase money. JOHN MURCnIE.
TARLTON SAUNDERS.
JulvfT on 81.
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(lnnln,iHed Ia ~ -LrI - IIo,,r;;c, -,

CoRtmihedto the jail Of Henrico County,
ON the 9th day Of April last runaway negro man
" named AARON who says he belong to John furpn of
Chesterfield county lie appears he about 90 years age
feet inches high ana IS of dark complexion The owner
Of said slave IS requested pay charges him aay
otherwise be viii be dealt with rs the law directs.
REUBEN TANHtRSLEN, ID. g
jane . tA--n Fer ". MAYO
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Richmond and ipeier.ourg .Ney Lane of Stages.

IttcHHtOTU uTu i-Stef50ttFg .Vetc Lane Of SfGeeS
THE public respectfully in
SxzEA a. formed, that atiissoution of
EISAthc Ola accommodation Stage Cor
eSs&2SSSgSEISH1Sxz pany lately running between
q ~ RichInond and Petersburg, has tn
= - - ken place, and that u NEW LINE
OF STAGE COACHES, under the firm Of JOHN Milo r.
viii hereafter from Nio and Frcncs Taycrns alter
natey every day. at o'clock in the morning. and arrive
the Eagle Hotel in the city of Richmond, before ~ o'clock
Returning, viii leave the Eagle Hotel every day
and arrive nj Nbo Frencs in Petersburg before
IL o'clock the day.
The proprietos of this line have spared in
procuring good and and well horses
together with experienced and accommodating divers
ihe stage fare Will be dollars for each passenger (ee
OF toll az Mayo Bridge and in the proportion bag
gage which be considered under The al the
risk of the thereof Gentlemen travelling in this line
will be taken from and carried town
that they choose and ladies will be taken from and
carried TO private house. that they may direct and
every reasonable accommodation afforded, that may ne
cessary for their comfort
~ stage Office will be kept at the bar of the Eagle
Richmond, and at Nibo and Frepch Tayerns Peters
burg, which places passengers uuy secure their seats by
entering their names July 6. I7-wiw
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JAMES McLAURINE.

-.,,. ATTORNEY .4T L.qfV.
w Ill IN future attend the Of Amelia in addition
~ TO those Of POwhatan and Cum5erlauJ liz nro,siss
sst si,enton TO any Business conni}ca 10 bis cbsrgs
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First rate Tobacco Land, lcitlOut reserye
FL On Wedresdny the 2@h Augr@t, shall sell at
fsTETyf public auctions, without reserve the
lps,Im LAND which resiie.-In point of soil, local
situation and neighborhood, this farm is inferior
to none in the upper country.
Persons DESTROYS OF vesiug funds in real estate would
well 10 attend tie sale of the abo%e properyTerm
fourth in hand the balance in and ears-securiiy upon
The land for the deferred payments will be required
At The Time viii be sold several very valuable NE
GE0ES-Also the STOCK of every description the
SAMUEL DYER, Jr.
Albrmarle Iine 2e 1I-w9v
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WUTJS'S COMPANY

n meeting of the commissioners the Wilss Navga
IN ton Company Cara the 18th of July 1921 it was
resolved that dividend of four dollars each share paid
10 the stockholders in said company, the or
after the LIST day of August JOHN C. PAGE,
Treasurer to the WiHss Compan,,.
Cumberland. July 90
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THE RALEIGH.

III TIME subscriber has taken possession OF the RA
frsSrA u LEIGH TAVERN in the City of Williams
rs,hN burg, and is prepared accommodate the public
-a- in style which he doubts viii be calculated
20 give entire satisfaction
This establishment has just undergone such repairs and
render il comfortable
supplied with much and excellent furniture
lie will be satisfied receive such the
cemiorts and accommodations he may afford viii entitc him
TUHST1iJ.l. BANKS.
iilvs htircr. Junq
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IN ENITRE STOCK OF
CABINET FURNITURE g. CARRIAGES


CABINET FURNITURE g. CARRIAGES
AT AUCTION.
MR.JOHN DEJERNATT, intending TO leave Petersburg
L'I during the summer, and wishing dispose of
tensye and elegant stock OF furniture carriages &C. &C. we
shall sell at his warehouses, Od-s without reserve
I'm WednesdGy, the 25M J,,ly instant
a very extensive Assortment, among which are
Cabinets with Looking Glass doors
Side Boards with and without China Presses
Secretaries with and without Book Cases
Crecian Sofas-Easy Chairs
BureauX with piows-common Burenux
Basin and Candle Stands
Sets Dining Tabes-pair Tea Tables
Patent joint Bedsteads-coumon curtain d1.
Alarcsses-Cribs and Cradles
Warlrobes-China Presses-Liqtor Cases
Silver Coffee and Tea Wines
Clocks and Clock Cases, best quality
Looking Glasses-Wriing Desh5
Windsor Chairs-Tauel Gigs
superb Landau; New York price 4 400
observation-disclosures
Double STICK Gigs-Singlc ditto
Secondhand Carriages
Jersey Wagons with and without tons &c
Amounting TO about 200O0-made for customers and Of
The best materials Persons dcrots OF prcasinp Coaches
or other vehicles particularly requested TO call on MIR
Dernat previous to the day Of sale inspect articles
for themselves.
disposed Of.
TERaIssuns not over 100, cash. 5Oo 90 days; COO,
TONNES WEBB, v. NJ
Petersburg, July 10. Io-tds
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VIE subscriber offers for sale his moety of TRACT
l. OF LAND lying on Meadow river and Clear creek in
the county of Grscnbrer 81 miles from White Sulphur
Springs and II miles from the town of Lewisburer The
whole tract contains 21i5 acres, of which about two thirds
are bottom land equal in fertility, is thought by those
land is also of good quality From the situation of this pro-
perry the nature OF the SOIL and the range for
cattle in its immediate vicinity il is deemed peculiarly well
calculated for raising stock Ii will be offered for sale
PUBLIC AUCTION in the OF Lewislirg, on the 28h
day 81 August ner that being GreenbTier day. Terms
one fourth OF the purchase money be paid when the deed
delvcred and the remainder in three equal
ment Communications from persons disposed purchase
privately previous to the dav of sale NAV made TO Mr.
Perry Is Withered of Lewisburglr John Robertson OF
ichmond-or the subscriber residing in
", Gainesville. JOHN A. TRENT
July H. 2O-vt2OA
pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court of the inic
States for the Fifth Circuit and Virginia District bro
nounccd the 18th day of June, 1921 causn therein
pending wherein Robert Crouch plaintiff, Neil NcC
and the suscriberare defendants will he sold upon the pre-
misses on the 18Th day of September LOT parcel bl
ground containing seven lying anil being near the
Poor House of the city OF Richmond, with the buildings
thereon-whch conveyed the subscriber II, trust by
Neil McCoo by deed bearing date the 10Th January
1911 recorded in the general much thereof ne
viii be necessary pay the which have been incurred
and may be incurred in the execution trust created y
the SAID deed also the costs of the suit aoresad and
copd the sum of twelve hundred thirty-eig dollars
and eigytlrc CENTS with 18th ,lav of
August, 1913, until payment of the balance due under
the said deed of trust The purchaser will required 10
days with approved endorser The title will be retained
until the sale Is conf med by the
July 20. 2iItds
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LII persons indebted 10 the of SAMUEL PANE
deceased are requested make immediate payment TO
possible indulgence granted TO any Persons a
wing claims against the estate requested make them
knownto OHRIS PAINE,
- administrator Of Samuel Paine, deceased.
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold Monday the Goth August next n, the
w Aucu Store of Richard Brooke, all shares in the
Richmond osbornes Turnpike Company, which there
shall be any money due on that day.
BY order of the Board Of Directors
q. NJ. CABRINGTON, Treasurer.
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RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. TUESDAY. July 81.
FRESH SPRING GOODS

ToHN WILLIAM GILL1AT have received in store. and
of best London CLOTHS and cAsSIMERES selected " i'll,
uc care expressly for this market, and well adapted the
season. Also, IL Irish Linen 81 Shcetnc bird
Pers Diaper and Daa Table and Iirophc-
das-1 V Casks Of very superior old l. z. Madeira WINE
Amdaiiy expected by the ship Constitution from Lon,on
further supply of the very Cloths Cassneres-
which viii also be offered for sale landed the
April 81. lift
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FIRST Ship for London,

"a, FIRST Ship. for London,
IssBkN To the address of Aicssrs. JOHN GiLLIAr =
heess co. with the liberty of consignment, me very
SUPERIOR and well known regular trading ship HENRY
CLAY, Thomas Potts. commander expected 10 arrive in
FEW DAYS az Bermuda Hundred, when she will commence
loading, and be despatched Immediately, having
than one half of cargo already engagedFor freight
OF the remainder, which will be taken very reasonable
germs or passage, apply to JNO. WIN. GILLIAT.
IA Also for London,
,Slr4S To the address OF Messrs., JOHN GILLIAT &
- 49, co. with the liberty of consignment, the fine
rir MARC EFT. James McIrvan. commander, coppcred,
and stands Lioyds is expected TO be Warwick in
very few DAYS and will loading she
e got ready take in1ler burhen is about $50 ls.
bacco and about 200 hds. is wanted freight, which il
offered soon, will be taken low.-For TERMS apply
y JN0. & WA. GILLIAT.
Who have in Store, and cfer for sale few large
SCREWS, used for slowing tobacco.
June %. l3-U
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~, Tho ENQUIRER is published twice week, general
,hrr times week during the session Of the State lie
srausPrce, the same as heretofore Fre DoGs per an
So r,vable i'm Notes ot chartered, specc-aying
i,ns l5nI will received in payment The Editors will
guarantee safety OF remttng them by mall the postage
of ali letters being paid by the writers
T No paper will be discontinued bt at the discretion
ortbe Editcrs until all arreaiages have been paid up
M Whoever will guarantee the payment oil nine papers,
shall have n tenth gratis. -
s'' 49, TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ny One square, or iss-Firs Insertion, 10 cents-each
continuance 50 cents. H..
No Advertisement inserted until has either been paid
for or assumed person i'm this city, its cnvrons
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NOTICE.

TENHAT in pursuance directions from the
Il Council OF this state, shall Monday the 9Th DIM Of
august merit Of fair ii not, the first fair terecr)
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock before the front door
OF Henco Court House ia this city, expose by pub
lie aucon 10 the highest bidder for ready money
ground, with all the improvements living and
being in the city OF Richmond at the intersection of 9th
Streets Immediately opposite the newmarket
Ward and which said Lot 554 and was late the pro-
pery oone John Myers subject OF the king
commonwealth hath been found escheat to the common
wealth OF Virginia. agreeeby to the provisions the
the General Assembly of the said passed i'm
the 1873 entitled A concerning scheats and for
fixtures from British subjects"
lillian Hay jun and Peter W Daniel hppont-
ed by the executive commissioners behalf of the state
their attendance is therefore respectfully solicited at the
time and place aforesaid being previously qualified ms the
act aforesaid directs SAML. McCRAN,
June 90. 15-fds Eschsofor Tor U,nrco CarnI1,,
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ANYWAY from the subscribers the 9th day of June
GS 1921, TRAVERS WHORToN. lie is about n or p
years old stout made fcet 10 inches hieh
white for slnvehs complexion Is well calculated To pass
him Tor white man. Ills face is much marked with freckes,
hair dark and inclined to curl though it has
appearance of Negroes nap may not he precisely like
the ham oil white man. lie had on when he away a
white domestic cotton shirt pannloons Russia
new blue round jacket, and fur hat His ears were
and we think he had small rings in hem lie is
trade carpenter, and served his apprenticeship Robert
Ellis of fredericksburg, vais fellow and fond
OF talking Of vessels lie is ioleraby good bench
man, and may have with lin s,aall marked r. e
He is unusually whitley and vii doubt pass white
an, and may change his reward of so will be
given il he is taken in the of Virginia district OF Co
inin aud 100 IL taken Of the district has
tiers of vessels are cautioned against employing him.
JOHN COOKE,
GEO. NJ COOKE.
Stafford county, AIuia July 10.
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COPPER PLATE PRTNTTNG

NONE with neatness and despatch and Cards and the
- best Pepper for the purpose kept regularly hand
FREDERICK A MAYO,
June -. 1S-M6W II S. 4 W. INrix' Onicr.
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into this Union shall be considered as com
plete.'
Now for as much, as the good people of this
stale have, by the most solemn and public act.
in their power, virtually asscntcd to the said
fundamental condition, when by their repre-
sentatives in full and free convention assem-
bled, they adopted the constitution, and con
scented TO be Incorporated into the Federal
Union, and governed by the constitution of the
United States which, among other things, pro.
rides that the said constitution, and the laws
OF the Z. States, made in pursuance thereof,
and all treaties made, or which snail be made,
under the authority ofthe United States, shall
be the supreme law of the land, and the JudgA
es in every state, shall be bound thereby any
thing in the constitution, or law of any state,
to the contrary notwithstanding. And al
though this General Assembly do most so-
lemnly protest tlatthe Congress ofthe United
States. have no constitutional power TO annex
any conditiOnto the admission ofthis state IN
TO the Federal Union, and that this General
Assembly have no power to change the OPP
Grafton OF the constitution of this state, except
in the mode prescribed by the constitution it
SELF Nevertheless, as the congress of the u.
States have desired this General Assembly to
declare the assent of this state to said funda-
mental condition, and forasmuch as such dec
laration, will neither restrain or enlarge, limit
or extend the operation, OF the Constitution OF
the U. States, or of this State but the said
constitution will remain in all respects, as if the
said resolution had never passed, and the de-
sired declaration was never made and because
such declaration viii not divest any power or
change the duties ofany of the constituted au-
thortics of this State, or ofthe United States,
nor impair the rights ofthe people of this stat,
orimpose any additional obligation upon them,
but may promote an earlier enjoyment Of
their vested federal rights and this state being
moreover determined to give TO her sister
states, and to the world, the most unequvo-
cal proof Other desire to promote the peace
and harmony of the Union.-1Heyefor
Beti enacied and declared by The General As
sen'6tg q lie State Of Missouri, and is hereb,l
sotemny and publicly enacted and declared,
that this State has assented and does assent that
the fourth clause of the twenty-sixth section of
that the third article of the constitution offhis
state, shall never be construed to authorize the
passage Of any law, and that no law shall be
passed in conformity thereto, by which any
citizen, of either of the United States, shall be
excluded from the enjoyment of any Of the
privileges and immunilies, to which such cit
lzens are entitled, under the constitution OF tho
United States.
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Illinois 3 Missouri Bounty Lands For Sale.
iiiREE thousand six hundred and eighty paen)
in the former, and 100 % paen) in the latter
state all well situated regularly recorded and the taxes paid
until October last
The legislature of Illinois, last session. formed the Bounty
Lands into separate county called Pike and fixed site for
the county town called which,
some OF the above lands suatedFor further nfoma
ton, enquire of PARKHILL, ROBERTSON & KELSo
July 10. 18-St
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Meeting of the Members of the Standing Committee
OF the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire Build
ings OF the State of Virginia, held the General Office
Assurance in Richmond, the 9TH day OF July, 1921
Present, JOHN ID. BLAIR, Chairman
JOHN AhBLER,
PHILIP n. NICHOLAS, Members Of
JOHN BnOCKENBROUGH the Standing
BENJAMIN TATE, Committee.
DAVID BULLOCK,
The following order and resolutions moved and
adopted by the Board
respectable number of this Society having requested the
Standing Committee to call General Meeting-Opiered
that notice be forthwith given in the Daily Papers
city, that General Meeting Of the Mebers ofthe hfuoI
assurance Society against Fire buildings of TIE Stnte of
Tirgina" win be held the Capitol in city of Richmond
on the first Monday (the 6il) of Angus;
Ordered also that the foregoing notification published
in the Enqdirera ExpostOr and in the
folk, Petersburg, Fredericksburg Lynchburg, Winchester
Siaunion and Alexandria"
/" The Standing Committee advertine to the difficulty
which hos heretofore attended the Obtaining General Meet
ing, beg leave respectfully recommend persons in
sured, who cannot personally attend their espec
tive towns vcincs and to constitute their proxies
sphosc intelligence and standing IL, The community will
afford assurance that the interests of the institution may
be properly confided to their care"
ruecopy from the Journal OF the Standing Committee of
the VI. a. sly. JAMES RAWLINGS,
July TO- tS-8 r. Ag't. NJ. A. sly.
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FOR I1VERpOOT.

IA THE fine coppcred ship Darian, Capt. WilcoS
fxS< She will load AZ Warwick, 42s 6d-csrres oil
lfTtaS IL 500 hhds and will sail the 18th August
r&=- For freight of only rs hits the balance beil
positively engaged apply TO ROGERS HARRISON.
FuIv
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.oor,ed to the house, Mr.. Hardin moved
70 amend the bill by adding thereto ine tol-
losing sections
&C. 2. ,9ni be Il .farther enacted, That
-, Dc ns;oner under the aforesaid acts shall
be stricken from the rolls, who. upon 81.
wing in the schedule of his property as rs
thrrein directed, shall be worth less. alter
deducting his debts, than - dollars.
Sec. s. Had be It further enacted, That
every pensiuner who has, under The act OF
the FIRST of May, 1890, been stricken from
,hr pension roll, shall be placed again on
The pension roll, if application shall be
made by him, il, upon examining the sche-
dult he is worth less than - dollars.
The question wason the adoption OF th's
amendment, and on this question, as We" as
On the bill itself, incidentally, much debate
again took place-Messr5. Hardin and Gross
OF n. Y. advocating the amendment; and
Messrs. Barbour, Robertson, and Brown;
opposing il. The debate had continued
some time, when. +,
On motion of Mr. Barbour, twho in CALI
jug j, 10 had no idea { interfering material
Nv in the progress OF the other business be-
fore the house the bill and amendment were
.,gain laid on the table.