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WATER SPOUTS


NEwBuRrroRT, June l9.-Capt. Wilson, who
lately arrived here from the Wcst-Inocs has furnish
cd US from his Journal with the following account of a
very dangerous water spout.
On the S2d OF Nav, in lat 80 S. long GO so. fresh
gales from ,. ). w. and sllaly; at4P. NJ. a heavy
cioud appeared on our weather quarter about west.
winch approached us very fast prepared the vessel
Tor heavy squal, when the rain began to descend
In torrents All at saw five large Water
opcuts forming under the cloud upon the sea- about
orc aud halt miles from us, going with the cloud
nearlyi linen. L. by r.. with astonishing swiftncss
lhey appeared about half mile from each other al
about equal distances, and connecting themselves
with the cloud.
The sea for considerable space where the base of
the spouts appeared exhibited the most tremendous
comniotion-ihcy appeared in the cloud above to be
as large as tercc. At this time number more were
forming and appeared TO approach us very fast, We
now thought ourselves in the utmost danger for all
our efforts 10 dissipate them in the usual way were
unlvaiiing, but the wind hauling north-wcsterly and
blowing fresh, we let ont of our reefs trimmed
sharp 10y the wind and fortunately gained TO wind
ward OF them. They passed us a little astern so that
we haG fair view of them, and they presented one
OF the most awfnly sublime scenes in nature We
had seamcn on board the brig who had followed the
sea from ten TO thirty years, and none of them had
ever before witnessed so dangerous water spout: or
any OF such magnitude. Had we been 80 minutes
san astern, conceive there would have been no pos
sibilty OF escape from utter desrucIion-The water
was IN continual agitation for fifty or sixty minutes.
and am free to confess never before had an ade-
quae idea ofthc horrors of one of these phenomena
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.Messrs. TNomas Ellison s. Roberi q. 6ibaon

fENTIEMEN-As Thomas Gibson is an inIahitanf of
" ibis state and Robert b. Gibson an absentee neither Of
you having known 10 us zach Of YOU will please
10 take notice, that Monday The 2d Of July 1921 NJ the
tavern Of chard S. Eggleson Cumberland Courthouse
Va and Friday the nth Of the month"; the tavern
OF Edmund Booker, IN Jamestown Prince Edward county
Va we shall proceed fake the Dispositions sunrv per,
sons and continue from day day until completed 10 be read
~ evidence IN suit pending in the canceIy Prince
Edward, wherein plaintiffs and each OF you are de-
Pendants. WfIIIhN WHITE X 70
jamestown, Va May g h-wt,v>
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IN CHANOERYAtac court Of quarterly sessions continued
and held for Essex county, at the courthouse The ed Of
Charles Hill, Plaintiff
Nathaniel Crane, Defsudoot
On the motion Of the plaintiff the order made in this cause
on The I'D day Of March last is enlarged in this that the de
PENDANTS appear here the first DAY Of August court next
and answer the plaintiffs hill and that copy this order
b forthwith inserted IN the Enquirer printed IN the city Of
Richmond for eight weeks and that cosy
be posted al the door Of the house this county II an
pedrng 70 the satisfaction Of the that tho defendant
NOT an nhaant Of this state and that he not entered
his appearance and given security according the act Of A
emby in such made and provided, the rules Of
this court.
copy-Teste, PETER J. DERIEUx, D. c.E.c.
June q a-wgNs
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FIFTY DOLLARS REyy6Rn

MILL be given for bringing near Loreo Pest Office
W Essex county, Va or lodging him in Jail out of The
state so mat get him agaipor forty dollars for odrinp
MN IN iai! N the state negro named Handy He is a
oot - OF 20 years OF age feet inches high his face
rainier Toun and remarkable his forehead beriT
nng IN point over the left eyebrow rising higher and
slohg broader to the end the right eyebrow He has
vic al MIS- Newons in the lower end of Westnoreland
county, near which lat Mount pleasantly lived in si and
ana haa another among the free people that neg
Dorhood where he is thoughtto be- He father AT vii
am paviss near Gloucester Courthouse and brother In The
Guy Of richmond lie no doubt intends make his escape
altogether where he may be free. $50 P
ALEXANDER SOMEWHAT
April 81 -' ~ , ~ mani
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FRESH SPKING GOODS

F0HH WILLIAM GILLIAr have received In Store. or-
- oeror sale reasonable terms n very che
Of best London CLOTHS aud CAsSIMEREe selec,, a;g
much care expressly for this market and well adapted to ;se
season. Also, A. Irish Linen, 81 Sheetngs "a lr e-e Is
Pers Diaper and Damask Table Incn8s bo,yas and fjre
da1y ~. Casks Of very superior old l. Madeira WftE
AND uaiy expected by the ship Constitution from Iora
further supply Of the very finest Cloths and Cassimere
which Will also be offered Tor sale soon ms landed Iy III
April 81 ~ -
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LAND FOR SALE.

VIE Subscriber intending TO the western coD-
try, oilers for sale bis tract of land lying Goocand
county both sides Of the Jefferson Road in The bend of
james RIVER called Rock Castle Neck containing about 900
acres upwards Of 800 Of which in woods well
tmbered II is divided into five fields Of ninety acres
EACH four Of which lie Of the jefferson road in com
pact form and unusually level all under good fences
situated 50 miles above Richmond miles below Cartersvp
IL miles from James river, in agreeable ncighburhood
beautiful and healthy situation and in Of improve
mcnt producing excellent crops of wheat tobacco
Inc buildings at present occupied by the subscriber are
comfortable dwelling house, with three below stairs
and two above with al necessary ouhouses good garden
barn, and an excellent threshing machine.
This plantation may be divided into convenient Farms
there are within the four fields above namcd) comfort.
ae dwelling house, with three below stairs two
above kitchen, weaving house. smoke house. dairy and
barn. all Of which may be repaired with small expense with
wen and convenient SPRING the waters which are inferior
TO none below the mountains
farther description is deemed as il is sun
posed those disposed 20 purchase will first view the premises
FERNS aceommodatingYong negroes will be taken in
part payment. GEO. S. SMITH
Pleasant Iiil, Maya. 1f8-wgw
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TIITJST DEFD

IlY virtue Of deed 70 the subscriber bv VIM
- Gay and Lucy his WIFE and orecord in tho Office of the
conty court Of Chesterfield shall sell for cash before the
auction room of Robert Gamble Esq on 1fondayhs on dav
cfJdy nert, the following SLAVES viz Phil sam IIy AMI
Robert The trustees right alone will be conveyed.
June t5 tf--tds BEN. HARRISON. Tr7istee
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S0th 1921 ' N'''' way
Siu'oah logger ana Ann his wife, Plaintiff,
John II. Walker, William d. c. Jones usrry = 1o,o.
Martin o Jones' George w. Jones' Richard NJ Jones Mar
Jane Jones' James W. Y Jones, Charles Jones and Anna
NJ Jones' children Of James Jones and Marta Tonc
admix Of James Jones dec. IsGo5e,ss >
The defendants William D. G. Jones' Henry T. Jones Mar
tin 81 Jones, George w. Jones, Richard Jones Nfs %
Jones' James III Y Jones, Charles H. Jones' Anna NJ Jones
ana Aaria Jones, admix Of James Jones decd not having
entered their appearance and given security arrord;n 49,
we rules Of this court and appearing the satisfaction
OF the court that they inhabitants Of this common
wealton the motion Of the plaintiffs by their attorney is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here on the 9
MONDAY IN August next, give such security answer M
PLAINTIFF bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted ~ the Richmond Enquirer, for eight weeks succeyc
courthouse of this county ~ ~
Acopy-Tese, TIL W NEW mr.
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MICROBES, &c. NOR SAVE.

NEGROES, &c. FOR SALE.
virtue Of deed of executed to us y the late IN,
Nid Ross 10 secure the payment of certain sums of mo-
NY ish1 aeed mentioned 10 James Straon and Of record
IN me clerk soice OF buckingham will sold at Mount Id,
n saia county at public auction for cash Saturday tc iii
day OF July next, TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES. 1 az;
FINE HORSES, and alltfe HOUSEHOLD AND kITcH
IN FURNlTUkEof said Ross much of said properly
as VIII he sufficient for the purposes of said deed.
GEORGE NJ. PAYNE,
WALTER l.. FONTAINE.
1unt o. E,,.A
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the cells in The Lunatc Hos
pal in the city of Williamsburg all occupied and
that no patients either male o. Female viii be received
into the said Hospital until Of the said are vacant
due notice Of which will be given.
BY order If TIE Cogst of Direrfors.
juno %, IS-w0 LEO HENLEY, e. c. D
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brccls Of pnimas before ihe-, VIZ" said he, {" i:
often rs have visited you, never before knew that
you bad such fine animals as we now see here Tell
me, how has this happchcd." alt was" Tic ether
mcdcs,y replied, 'sbccause my friend, you never,
until this day have felt the least desire to my
stock This visitor understand now wishes 10
possess, and intends 10 import and 10 raise animals,
rs valuable as those owned by his udicious friend,
tits in this that laudablc emulation will
be cxri,edand directed that our wealthy citizens will
become generous competitors, proud Of securing real
advantages to the State. and of distinguishing them
selves US the importers of the best animals from all
parts OF the world-,hey may thus become true beue-
factors of their country. The individual who claus
the merit of having first introduced the culture OF cot
ton as crop in the Southern States yet lives in Geor
gia and he is justly proud OF the honour of
having thereby saved tho planters of the South from
rum, than he could bc of a Nabob's wealth
In conclusion, would take passing notice of the
great facility with which persons from some distance
attended the mccting-from Philadelphia several of
the members oil their agricultural soccty-from Del
aware several proprietors of its rich meadows, on
which the celebrated cattle and sheep arc fatted-
from the r.. Shore our Ficc-prcsidcnt, and some of
its distinguished agricuuras,s--from the District of
Columbia and its ncigbborhood, citizens, public Off
GERS and warriors who have long been known and IL
Universally esteemed-from hey ond the Blue Mountains
some OF the most eminent of those who till that fer
tile and productive valley-n short, from every quar-
ter the access easyor direct that leaving home
on the morning of the Show-thc company assem-
bed on the ground, and went through the business of
inc day without complaining of fatigue, feeling any
| inconvenience from the undertaking.
The distance from which Ploaghs and other large
implements were brought for exhibition, as noticed
oy the Committee, rs very remarkable especially,
when 1t is considered that the plan of the exhibition
did not at first offer any direct rewards for the hes,
that should be displayed; and although the Commit
tee upon Implements have awarded the premiums
placed ut their dsposton--stl understand and
are happy 10 hear that the interests Of their makers
have been substantially benefited by the exhibition
some safes were made, aud IN some instances many
orders given for approved implements--the consc-
quences will, we persuaded, be mutually and great
Il ly beneficial to the Artists and Farmers.
| J. L. HOWARD. Jr Sec'ry
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WILLIAM NEALE & co.

supply S Of iss bt the 9e5S large additional
been principally bought cash Il, auction al considerable
sacrihces they are enabled 10 sell extremely low.
green ,on }+ t t,1 are the f%osng T
" Sonn striped 10. different coOIs very handsome fo
large assortment OF Thread Laces, comprising every width
100 pieces superior Cotton shirtings
| 6, 2, s, and 1o-i Table Diapers
| few pieces Russia do.
An additional supply OF German do.
"sge assortment Of escorted eOors and black Canton aud
An additional supply of real Nankin Grapes black and
sorted coors
Black and coors of real creassian do for Dresses
;md Tor Scaris, very elegant and entirely article
English Irish Russia Drings, summer pantaIoonsa
% Feather Fans comprising complete assortment of
bash, brown, grey and plain white-a painted do
Black and white silk IIalf-IIose, cheap as cotton
complete assortment OF Ribbonds-some very elcpan,
100 Canton Grape Shawls, completely assorted
and Garaenrie for gcnilemen
White and black lace Shauls
Domcstics of various kinds
% pieces iTesh Ginghams-~i;h many other and
pr And they in hourly expectation of the Richmond by
Whch vessel they viii receive almost every article in which
their assortment from kind and GENEROUS has becn
rendered deficient June 10 IF
@ Ed 10 The jail Of Norlolk county, RUNAWAY,
mat be IS iree man. and has served in the us. nayTbc
saia bT1w IS oi dark comPeSion feet inches hgh
wound by musket bail and on ls left side occssioned
his property those produce the proper eV
dcnces of his freedom, he will be disposed Of az he Law
directs. WIN. BERNARD, Tailor Of Norfolk comfy
-nay 10. 3-tf
A IL persons having claims against JOHN GRAHAM,
deceased, arc requested TO make them known.
:. WALTER DUN, Executor
nov w. Oil N John Graham, decd
Ii persons indebted TO JOHN GRAHAM, deceased are
requested TO make payment TO me m,nediateIy ;s
DESTROYS closing the adminsration as soon as pose
and therefore cannot grant indulgence to any body.
WALTER DUN, Executor
NOV. ~. o4-i of John Graham dec
TOMPKINS, WORTHAM & Co
nFFER their services the public generally as COM
" MISSION MERCHANTS.
They have removed their 10 The brick tenement m
or Cary street, next door to Mr. Lewis Ludlam store
juno j. Tiff
NOTICE.
rTIIlE stockholders Of the Richmond O5oyu,is Tuypp;L,
Company required pay a further reuuisition Of
FIVE DOLLARS each Share by them on the
18th July
BY order of the hoard ofDireciors-
q. M. CARRINGTON, Treasurer.
juno IL. 1O-gt
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RUNAWAY m JAU-

MAS committed to the Jail of WesInoreland county Va
on The sd OF April last, negro who calls himself
MOSES about so of feet inches high dark
compleSon and pleasing when spoken to- lie
ad on when committed roundabout and panaioon Of do
meStic manufacture. He he belongs TO Mr. Ieske
negro trader who purchased him Of Mr. Henderson
OF fredefcksburg AZ which place he made his escape The
owner IS desired 20 take him away, pay charges or be
viii be disposed Of the law directs. o
WILLIAM NJ. WALKER, Jailor
June o. q ,y,osrs
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NOTICE.
s Of the Richmond

rTIIE stockholders Of the Richmond T. Os5oyns,s Tuyup;.
Company required pay further reuuisition Of
FIVE DOLLARS each STARE held by them on the
18th July next
BY order of the hoard ofDirectors-
June 10. toNqt
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| A NY BOArMAN, or other person, landing or making
fast their boats along Weshanl Farm, or mouth OF
uckaboe creek thereon, take the consequences AT
their peril. June 3. a-wfyy > "
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SAMUEL OWINGS,
THOMAS EMORY,
w. X. STEWART

RECAPITULATION.-S PREMIUMS.
For the best STALLION, for the breed of COACH
HORSES, 10 Thomas Shepherd of Frederick
Connty, silver Pitcher, valued at S3C
For the best STALLION, for 81 DDIE and FARN-
ING purposes, TO Niurod Owings, Of Fredc-
rick County, pair of silver Goblets, yau-
cd ut e2C
For the best BRooD-MARE, to Joshua Gist of
Frederick County, a silver Buner-Boat, yalu-
For the best JACK ASS, 10 Mr.. o. II. stun, of
Washington County, silger Can, valued at SIC
For the best JESSLT, TO Mr.. RchardJ. Jones,
OF tneen Annes County, silver Can, valu-
ed 1T QI0
FOR tho best Muir, to Mr. o. II. slull of Wash "
ton County, pair Of silver Cioblets, valued at $50
For the best BULL, to John Green Of Balti-
more County, pair of silver Goblets yalu-
For the lcst BULL CALF, to Thomas Emory of
Queen Annes County, silver Can, yalu-
ed at gIn
For the BEST MfLcn Cow, 10 Gen. Chas. Ridge
" Of Hampton, pair Of silver Tumblers, va
lued at 600
For the best Cow-CALr, to Captain Henry
Thompson Of Baltimore, silver Can, valu-
For the best YoRr OF WORKING OXEN, to Jo.
scph Irimbe, six silver spoons, valued at S25
For the best B0AR, 10 Col. Potter, of Caroline
County, a silver Goblet, valued at $40
For the best BREEDING-Sow, TO John S. Skin
ner ofBaliimore, silver Goblet, valued al g1O
For the best MEEINo RAN, to Roger Brooke Of
Montgomery County, a silver Can, valued NJ SO
For the best SIX FAT WErHERs, 10 Col. Ed
ward Lloyd Of Talbot County, silver Can,
valued at $40
Discretionary Premiums.
For the Teesiraier Butt Of John $. Skinner,
silver Can, yaueda at $40
For the Teeucaier BuH Of Lloyd n. Rogers, Of
Baltimore County, a silver Cam valued nj $40
For the Teeacater Cor cf Doctor Allen Thomas
a silver Can, valued at SO
IMPLEMENTS Or HUSBANDRY
The committee appointed 10 examine tie imbTn.
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OF SHEEP.

The Committee appointed 10 inspect Sheen exhibited
to the Society Of the opinion that the erino Rams ar,
not OF that superOt character, which should alore m
them to distinctions Bnt OF them they award under m,
terms of the Show, the premium OF Silver Can valued
at TO- TO r. Brooke. of Montgomery They arc alec
Of the opinion that Col Edward Lloyd is entitled TO m,
premium ofthe Silver Can valued 10 for exhibition
VI the best six Wether; which fine the,
had been fed during the winter and early spring corn
generally in the ear but sometimes chopped with clover
ture of natural grasses.
very fine Dishley Ram exhibited by LLOYD " Rogers
and the committee regret that they could award him
premium, the Ram NOT having been raised within state
SAMUEL OWINGS,
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lTo DE DRAWN IL FEW DAYS,
GhI1!eD Li1ER.4IUPE OR ClCL Js,.E
Ola LOTTERY
Auhorised by the Legislatures Of Pennsylyann Now yoi
80. Maryland and Virginia.


lgr
10. Maryland and Virginia.
SCHEME.
First drawn number, when but 200 Tickets re-
main in the wheel, TO be entitled to all the COPPER
plates used in the work. J)orY, M
First 1--WE drawn numbers every days drawing
each entitled TO complete set of the work. cle-
gantly bound, making 100 sets, 400 dollars aoNn
Last drawn ten numbers DAYS drnwinr
each entitled TO n complete he work III
boards, not less than 81 volumes each set sub
scripton price 328 dollars e,coo
The 9Th, 7th 9Th, 9th 10Th iith 10Th ts,,, ,a,h VV
18TH 10th and nth drawn numbers from the
istto the i9thdays drawing, Doth inclusiyeS and
me ON, Ith 9th, 9th 10th, nth, 18th, 18Th tnb
10TH 18TH i7h, 18TH 18th, 10th, 2ist 22d 2sd 24,h
-o'', -o'n ana 18th drawn numbers, on The 20th
~ 80 ~ nay sur'twin each entitled to complete
100 dollars, i"e ~ s'S'a az -.
? ~ Prizes Of an imperfect set ofthc work con-
Z aiming at least 50 numbers at one half the
500 pS;,epi sa price, say dollars, 1900
wv p,Mcs consisting oil complete Ancient
= ana Modern Atlas, colorcd and bound AZ rs
collars, comprising upwards OF scye nty mans N,
20 I ~ uito, ditto, plain, at 10 dollars. ~ 100
z iooo prizes, each consisting number Of nor "
8 nh,s OF American characters given in the
Il s,ss prir az ~, Of a dollars 1n'ns 10000
- al least 0o impressions each at dollars, c5ess
(aooo Tickets nj 1911 dollars is 100 600 dollar, soo, os
tickets iI dollars which is half less than their rea1 va
Tue. they Will shortly be raised TO Ii dollars Only twenty
IL For Tickets apply William H. Fi,zwhysonn,s I n
Nusheedts s. NJ Aliens II. Cillespics and Henry Wat
Virginia. ee"' p ie'ers"uiS'
This Lottery is authorised by the Legislatures o pcrns,
aia new iori, Maryland and Virginia The Commission
! Philadelphia, viz: " "' WY VI
Messrs. ANDREW BAYARp. !
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IN the case OF Givcns vs.. Mann IN this court
1t is also Intellectual, within the Commonwealth
OF Virginia, for ansther reason. The Ter ioc.
is also to be taken subject to the exception,
that it is not to be enforced in another coun-
try, when it violates some moral duty, or the
policy of that country, or is inconsistent with
Il positive right secured to third person or
party by the laws of that country, in which
1t is sought 10 be enforced. In such a case we
are told magis jus nostrum, guam JUS diienua,
Serremus. Hubs. .. tom. lib. |. tit. S.
Fonb. 4ti-That third party in this case, is
the commonwealth OF Virginia and her po-
hey and interests are also to be attended to.
These turn the scale against the ier loci in the
present instance.-For want of being eman-
cipated asreeably to the provisions of our act
on that subject, the duty disappearing the old
and infirm slaves would devOlve upon the
commonwealth. That burthen is only to be
borne by the master, in relation 10 slaves /" so
emancipated;' that is emancipatcd agreeably to
the provisions of the act l rev. code, pa. 43l J
Even yet, and notwithstanding late alteration
OF the law upon this subject, that burthen
must be borne by the commonwealth, at least
for time.
FOR these reasons we are unanim ousy of
opinion to affirm the Judgment.
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RICHMOND, DECEMBER II, i8gi.
LNT'ERENILNG DECINIO.W

An important decisior was made in the COURT OF APP
PEALS on Tuesday last in the of Lewis Fullerton.
We have applied for copy Of the Opinion, which
submit to our readers While that decision very import
ant TO citizens bordering the State of Ohio relation
TO the emancipation of their slaves in that state contains
some important principles bearing upon the decision of the
Supreme Court in the of cohens VirginaIt de.
ctes that the laws of one attempted asserted in
another are with an exception that they violate any
moral principle in that other the policy othat other or
any right or interest derived under the law other
This Limitation oil the r loci in relation to the
laws oil the District of Columbia within this
arising under the of Cohens goes up their a-
thorty by the The authority their laws cannot be
asserted in that within this Commonwealth without
enc0ntering az Of these objections
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LEWIS AND FULLERTON.


This was an action brought by Lewis AN infant in
the Superior Court of Cahe, against the represcn-
tatives oil hs former master. His object TO reco-
yer his freedom, which he claimed on the groun, that
his mother aly had become entitled to her freedom
PRIOR TO his birth, on some of the grounds stated in the
opinion oil the couit-One of these grounds was "A
deed OF emancipation executed in her favor by that
master (John RodgeIs) within the state of Ohio, and
which did not conioim to the provisions of the laws of
Virginia, on The subject of cmancipation-Rotleers a
resident OF Virginia, had gone into the state of Ohio
TO reclaim Nlily who had away from him. and she
sued out writ OF habeas corpus against him. in one
oil the county courts OF that siae and was DISCHARGED
discharge isaso relied on. another ground of the
plaintiff claim. After this aud when Rodgers was
probably, under some degree of coercion he execut-
ed IN Ohio the deed aforesaid, and she AT the same
time indened herself TO him for two wears. and was
broughtbackb by him into the of Virginia where.
alter this time, the plaintiff born-'rhe superior
court gave Judgment, upon special verdict, for the
defendants. and on appeal their Judgment was ~
unanimously affirmed by the Court OF Appeals
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

=. Worth Cdrotina.-AIter several days ballot
tihS, zen. GABRIEL HOLMES was elected gov
ernOr ofN. &. The result of the several ballots
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me Senate of Virginia adjourned, on Sat
uraay Inst, until the 5lst of the present month