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TEIHE following bghIy vaiuaie REAL ESTATE i o7TeTed

y for sale the most liberal terms;
The tract of land which subscriber resides in the
county Of Bedford, miles from the of New London
from the academy and II miles from Lynchburg containing
about 1900 acres, between and acres cleared land the
balance in woodshe whole of fine tobacco land
except about 10 acres, and that grain land The i'm
proemens are extremely valuable and comnodious This
land is very heavily timbered lays we'll well watered and
in healthy and agreeable neighborhoof.
One other tract o land living Staunton river in tho
county of Campbell called The Bouling Green within Is
miles Of LyDchburg containing 1000 acres On this tract
there are about iO0acrcs OF cleared land large portion
first rate bottom land which admirably adapted 20
vaon Oftohacco This plantation good order for crop
ping, well waered and healthy, and name from
being very level TIE balance ofthe land Is in due
proportion Of which is tobacco land Of the first dualitv
Aso Another tract Of land in the county Of Campbell
Ivy creek about miles from Lynchburg containing All
small proportion Of which cleared fresh and in fine
heart-te remainder mostly rich land and heavily
iInberedand tho wood on the ac source Of conside-
nbe profit The land las upon very fnc springs
and some excellent mill sens
The subscriber invites capitalists view this valuable
ropcrty which he offers for sale the most
terms small proportion o the purchase money will be
reqyircd in nnda credit Of one two and three wears in
be given for the baaaccFor further particulars appca-
ton may DC made 10 the subscriber Ncw London 10
Mr.desse irvine near lynchburg. WIN. IRVINE.
August I. 9e-ttsf
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MAR SIiALIS SAFE

OF K4LU.4BIE L9N.1S AND MILLS
KTIaGINiA alta Superior Court of Ciancery holden NJ
v the Capitol in the city of Riciond the I2ih day of
June. 1871
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.
FROM CIRRhvTAp

We are indebted, says the New York Ga
zette, To Mr. Topliii, for tie following extracts
from Gibraltar papers 10 the e6th July. and
Frees Current TO the 2Jth received hy the
Palinurc
The Portuguese Cortes decreed on thn eth
INST. that the import duty on British woo.lans,
which, since 1814 had been reduced 10 10 par
cent. should from the list of next month be
leVied al the rate OF 80 per cent. as previous
10 mat year. And on the 9Th, that the 60
vernme1t should be instructed 10 send into the
'h'crior' namely. 90 leagues from the Capital
and at least ten from the Coast. the individuals
OF his Majesty suite, who ON the 4th were
prevented from landing with his Majesty.
The Emperor Of Russia entered his Capi,aI
the 9TH of last month.
The Vienna papers state that Count dc
Stanrenherg, Austrian Minister Mt the court oI
opain, VIII soon depart from ITadrid From
inns circumstance il may he inferred. saws Ga
ignanis Messenger, that the Court of Vienna
mas recognised the late political changes in the
government of that country.
TRADE TO PORT NJ PRINCE.
copy .9fa fefeTlrom n geai'emGn at Port a,
rrlnce, 10 kis friend an Uashiagion, daiea
Fort ou Prince, 6h 44ug 1921.
Since closing my letters of this date. have
been looking over the official returns of the
imports provisions in American vessels. 60,
the last month in this port, aud from then
magnitude deem it worthy Of heag publish
ed IN the National intelligenccr, in order that
our government and citizens may sec the i'm,
portance OF the commerce of our country will
this Island. imported in American vessels in
TO the port of Port az Prince in the month 81
July 1891, as follows Nine Mousanm barrel.
OF flour, one Houscnd and. fifteen fierces If rice
fre HUNDRED and thirty three brrreis Of pork
M''ty iico honrand hams and pieces of bacon
besides beef, fish, butter, lard, lumber. ant
other American productions.
All this commerce is without any nationa
protection. Two days since the cr,,izcrs q
this government brought into port two small
vessels, or harges, filed with desperadoes, who
were fitted ont expressly for the purpose o.
capturing an American schooner that saiIrd
from here la:eiy with fifty or sixty thousanf
dollars ofspecic, bound tO Thilade!phIa. Had
these pirates succeeded in their objects. II !.
probable they would have murdered every
pcrsonOn board the American schooner Il !,
proper TO remark that these pirates are in ee.
neral foreigners, but principally from .NSl
Orleans. Among them are nine icl.iie men,
the rest are people of colour, but there are
only three or four Haytiens among them.
Nat. Int.
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IrHE SIIESIIRIRIi.

AYING qnaiifedss Administrator on the estate Of EDF
Z NEILR MACNAIR. deceased, hereby REQUESTS all
having claims against the estate 10 present Them for
element and indebed to said requested To-
make payment Immediately.
EDMUND ~ MACNATG.
" LIN the absence if the administrator from this CITY
LeTs"ls interested VIII please make application iir.
EWIs WEBB, who viii aticnd 10 tho business and I; is
reuary requested that any gentleman holding any paper
aiye 10 said estate, VIII dcposit with Mr.. Lewis Webb
Richmond. Arrtei o. en- .fr
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RrRllNaror- A,rns. e1

IL.
IMPORTANT TO PENSIONERS.
CoPg Of a letter from The Secretary Qf Har 10 The
.4segt for payiag pensioners, in This state,
dafed
WAR DEPARTMENT, Aug. 90, 1921.
SIR-By the sa;ni-annual statements here
WIN transmitted, You will perceive that The
sum OF 61,790 dollars Al cents will be requr-
ed, to pay the Revolutionary Invalid, and
hall pay pensioners on the roll of your Agen-
cy, UP To the ensuing scmi-annual payment in
September. The appropriation m,de at the
last Session ofCoagress, having fallen short of
the sum actually necessary, the full amount
due TO The Pensioners in your agency, cannot
now be transmitted. Funds TO the amount of
30,2Gf dollars 56 cents have been ordered TO
your credit from the Treasury Department {:
and should not that sum be sufficient to meet
all demands that may be made prior to the
meeting OF Congress, you will inform such
applicants as may not be paid, that as soon as
Congress meet. an additional appropriation
VIII be required.-As the precise amount
which may be wanted for each description of
pensioners before an additional appropriation
be made, cannot be anticipated, you will there
fore pay iudiscrminate!y all demands of the
Kind, whether revolutionary, invalid OF half
pay pensioners, out ofany fundsin your hands.
without advcrting to the particular objects of
appropriation.
am respectfully your ob't servant,
Signed, J. G. CALHOUN.
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VIE stockholders &C iic Richmond and Osbo-pc Turn
pike Company are required 20 my furfbcr rogror
~ re dollars on e7ch share % stock held hy tlen, IN IA,
AID company, ON to 10th DIV 81 October pcvt
by orler Of tie pre.ilc1 ard iprpeiors-
sefwmtcr4t M
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| VHNHE President and Directors of the Lite

IHNHE President and Directors of the Lite
r"ry Fund ask the attention OF the Visitors, Trustees or
Directors of the different colleges and Academies within HE
state whether Incorporated or not whether endowed the
present or former government by private
the resolution concerning colleges and agreed 10
by both houses OF the legislature the 9Th day OF March
t2 They earnestly solicit be favored the means of
inng the views OF the legislature this subject far as
dependan upon them, and they respectfully snggest the
lolo"ing division of the information which thcy allow
themselves To hope will be cheerly and well
rs speedily given. list of The properly of the institution
en OF The annual revenues derived from il for
past The branches of learning aud science taught nj this
time The number professors and teachers salaries
as determined by what they teach The number
tuition allowed for each subject taught Their rules of
eminent. o
u Mr. JAMES BROWN, Jr- Clerk and Accountant OF the
Literary Fund residing in Richmond will receive ali com
mnnications addressed 10 him for that body.
SepteInber &. Ct
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u TAINTED TO purchase, 80 Negroes,
(fLiNERABLE after the present crop is made; their
= neing in one gang would I've preerred-bu not les,
than 20 to 80 together. They by gentleman
Tor his own use, and not to sell again. Enquire OF
e.
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ANAWAf 'front.' the subscriber Sunday the Z6h uIt.
y Y the four following negroes FANNY, CAROLINE
HENLf and JACk-Fanny is about Sc years age very
tall and slender, OF dark complexion Caroline about rs
or IL years OF of the complexion of Fanny (er mothcr
very stout aud equally tall her moierboih good house
servants, seamsresses and washerwomcn Henry the son
oil Fanny about 10 or ifyears of age, very well grown
and knock kneeda good house very lively
and sprghtiy boy Jack is the brother FANNY about I
or Y years ofage of lighter complexion. is good
servant, oer, gardener, shoemaker every
respect an ingenious fellow have believe
they intend going to Richmond Norfolk, they
VIII attempt from thence the North They carried
with them all their clothing and bedding, and
large our-oared canoe suspect they have obtained
papers or papers with my signature. Fanny is
qanted in Richmond having spent winters with me
mere and was there nearly the whole ofie last will
my dollars reward il taken within the hundred
collars without the state, and in proportion for either
confined in jail so that get them again They have with
ihe variety of clothing that would he Impossible 10
describe any, except lenry which consisted or two
par OF white Virginia cloth pan;aoon, pair of
siere uo an olive velvet coat and yellow Virginia cloth
short jacket Each of the had white Virginia cloth
habsand Jack had mkt cloth good
uIonces'eTi SEPT. d JOHN LEWIS.
1.-two other negroes Phil black man, and his wife
longing 10 Mr. Robins OF the county, are said 70 have
| gone with them. 34-tf
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IL persons having claims againt the estate NJ sr.
a LAND THOMPSON deceased, late Of hanover county
requested N make them known and those indebted Il
aske immediate payment 10
GARLAND JAMES. Aar'o-
Ua0oger stffeStSf2l. .ly-It
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FEMALE EDUCATTON.

MISS BoGGS viii continue her school for the instruction
FA ofyouug ladies, the ensuing year. the residence
the subscriber in the county of Louisa The pupils will
Limited 10 sixteen in number and viii be instructed in read
ing; writing, arithmetic. English grammar and geography
with be Of the globes The school viii
the i4h Of January and terminate the Eth Of Dccembcr
VIII vacation If one month in the The price
board and tuition, Uhe Young ladies finding their own bed
clothing and owe0 will be 3 100 aalf PAYABLE in nd
vance. FREDERfCE UARRIg
Scpfenber
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ROBERT q NICUOT.AS

AS removed his Office to the nearly opposite the
Merchants Cofreouse, recently occupied an Office
hy Roler q. Scott Esq Besides different courts in the
city of Richmond he continues practise supe-
rior and inferior Courts of Goochand and Chesterfield
September co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28

rr1ft. . " - ~ ~ ' -, AZ on Z.
fkNik SUBSCRIBER 20 White Davidson Go. and
- davidson Smell, OF Richmond respectfully bees leave
10 inform The public that he continues manufacture
ordeH and has now baud, handsome ofready
made NEATLY finished, and WARRANTED FrcncA Burr MI
Ston; which ne will dispose of prices suitable 10 the
unfs orders viii he thankfully received and promptly
executed Country produce ut market prices negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed. VIII he taken in payment
JAMES SMELL, f9d Sfreef, Richmond
trff
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GROCERIES, COTTON YARNS. &c.
23 hhds ST: Croix and Orleans SUGARS
so barrels Loaf do.
20 bags GREEN COFFEE
400 sacks SALT Liverpool filed
~ tons well assorted Bar Iron
do. Plough Moulds
q do clustered Steel
I do German do.
tons English Shot-assor,c,l
al kegs Dupont's Gunpowder
II hhds. Antigua Rum
do. ~. ditto
10 bbs. (oltD Baltimore Whissev
? pipes Sicily Madeira Wine
luatter-pipcs l.. = Tcnerille do.
Malaga do.
hhds Molnsscs
80 boxes Imperial and Gunrowdcr Teas
~ 90 Young HySon do.
90. fouchong do.
- imperial X Gunpowdcr do. in cansters OF . lls
80 hbs. cut Nails. assorted
Il DO London refued Saitneire
3-i, 7-8 * A Cotton Cloths
Cotton Yarns, assorted
Cotton and Wool Cards
Machine do
Hearings
Eingcr' Pepper, Numegs. indigo MaGder Alum Copperas
'iinonc stone Ware Demiiohns, Plough Lines Bed Cords.
;.p'nt innbers, 8Alo IoNi2 Glass Writing Wrapping
iarer urinsoneS chewing Tobacco Of superior
anu at retail selection of best old LIQUORS
FOR SIZE BY
sept D. 81 wITITi,y
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THE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN THE BANK OF
~. ...- ~.

TIE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN THE BANK OF
THE L. s. AND TIE STATE OF OHIO.
This controversy has, we understand, from
an unqursiionablc source, come to a final issue
in the Circuit Court of the United States for
the District of Ohio. To give our readers n
distinct comprehension of that issue, il is nc
ccss1ry to inform them, that bill in chancery
was fled against the collecting officers OF the
state TO restrain the collection of the tax inn
posed by the state on which an Injunction was
granted. Prior TO the collection OF the tax this
Injunction was served but, as those officers
supposed, and as they were advised by coun-
sell that it was illegally served, they proceeded
Notwithstanding to collect the tax, and levied
100000, about 100000 in specie, and the re-
sidue IN the notes Of the corporation. The
COUNSEL for the bank entertaining an opinion
Of the service Of the Injunction different from
that of the opposite counsel, proceeded against
the officers for an alleged contempt in dis.
obeying the injunction, ar the Court adindg.
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THe Prrci7ce OF .GJo5iciTC-

TIE I'rnctlce Of .Uedicirc.
gtiiE subscriber having resolved recomurncc The rse.
tee oi Medicine generally, reerecfiuv informs tic
lfane of Richmond, (nd particularly HE former reui
'psc renewed fly0r b. olic that he Office arhc sor
ruey kept by the ate John McNar, doors below he
'iou Hotel HUGu Z. CRAWFORD.
1uruu 81. ae-m
\ ~. persons having claims AGAINST Join CltAHAM
deceased, are requested 10 make them now.
WALTEr nt'V Executor
,ov. ~ 8i-W offotn q raian. 1ccd
- per.ps nd"iefifo iOiiA tRAIlAli. dcccascd ~,
requested IN r'nke rHemnrt 10 me Immediately. ~
csir1ue n closing TIE administrations MS coon ~ po-sib
20 therefore canro grant Indulgence any rrsiv.
WALTER nUN. Evecufcr
Wv. ~ 1i-if II John Graham, dec.
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Winu II. Plcasanis Ma the court; 50 much of the
suicl Censhnw, Richard cretal order pronounced in
Morris jun and Waller this the ninth day
Crew, Pits. of March last, conflicts with
&g-irs what followeih is set aside :
Garter Berkeley and Charles and The court doth order that
Richard Morris r. executor the said decretal order shall
Of the last viii and tesla first sell much the land
ment of William Norris comprised in the deed of the
sen. deceased, Pit eighteenth OF June thou-
against sand cigh, hundred and ff-
Aicajah Grew, Den. teen for the benefit of VIII
Walter Grew, Pr. among tie exhibits as is moi
dTaiqst coiuprised either in the deed
Richard Morris, un Waiter Grew, the first
afirrsaid and Charles OF March thousand eight
Crensbaw, De(s. hundred aud nineteen. or in
the decd of the third of March
IN The year. fort eneft OF Charles Crcnshaw filed
also among the exhibits; and Of the proceeds Of the sale
thereof pay the debt interest and COSTS due TO the plaintiff
flank Of Virginia the credit of The first suit subject the
iaiare order Oft but f the proceeds Of such sale
coHdS se much of the land Is comprised both in the
said deeds Of the eighteenth of June thousand eight
cred and fifteen and OF the third OF March thousand
eight hundred and nineteen and comprised in the said
deed ofihe first of March Of the year, will he su-
Gent TO pay the plaintiff in the second suit balance
svLeh may remain and upon the payment thereof if any
Charles crenshaw, defendant in the first Il the
proceeds OF the snd sales shall not fully pay and satisfy the
pterwse the marshal shall thirdly sell the land comprised
III The deed ofthe first Of March thousand eight hundred
and nineteen Walter Grew ard out proceeds there
ofsal pay and satisfy the said plaintiff in the suit,
whatever balance remain due him. and the surplus,
Ifany, pay the said Walter then ilie marshal
In the last place, shalt proceed sell the residue
Lands compred in the deed Of the third
SIND eight hundred and ninetecn aforesaid and APP
y The whole Of the proceeds Of the sale thereof IL
r 70 the payment Of the claims of said Charles
shaw and IL there he surplus. the marshal shall paw the
same INTO the said bank 20 the credit Of the FIRST suit SUBJECT
20 The future order ofihe and report Of his
proceedings herein TO the court.
Acopy-Tesie, w. w. HENING c. c.
"a In obedience to the foregoing de-
Isttu1 cree and the therein referred Of the OH Of
PLl Earch 1921, shall proceed on Th,,rsdsp The Ii
Day q oober nert, TO carry the into execution. The
saie win I've made public auction the highest bidder
cash and will commence Crewsvillc the residence
ciab Crew in The county Of Hanover the
~ and ~ o'clock and be adjourned the different premises
directed TO be sold, continued Crewsvle circum-
stances may seem TO require,
J. GUERRANT, NJ. S. CORD.
September II. ss-tds
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M The ENQUIRER is published twice n week, general
" week during the of the State Lee
eisiahirerrce, the heretofore Fire Dollars per
num- payable in advance Notes ot chartered specie
hanks (anl will be received in payment The Editors will
the safety of RENTING ,hem by mall the postage
Of all letters being paid by the writers.
~ No paper will be discontinued, Hut at the discretion
of the Edors,l until all arrearages have been paid up
NJ Whoever viii guarantee the payment of nine papers,
shall have tenth gro,is
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. -
One square, iesS-First Insertion rs cents-each
continuance, 50 cents.
- No Advertisement inserted until has either paid
for, assumed by person this city, its cnviron
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VALUABLE ESTATE ON IAEiES RIV-
Err FOR SALE By AUCTION.

&, [E-SA In pursuance of the Will OF D Ohm Less
,ftsGU edeceasc. and decree of the circnit of
the United States ior the 9Th circuit and Virginia
district, pronounced in therein depending, wherein
Isabella Black the wife of A,new Black the elder, John
Wallace and Marin his wife, William Black, jun. William
Doeie Sarah his wife, and Agnew Black the younger
and Walter Dun. Of John Faham, plaintiffs and
James Srot eXor Of John Leslie and Andrew Leslie and
Jane Leslie, deysees of the said John Leslie defend
ants, viii he sold upon the premises, public auction
HsEdrs fh i5ih d cf Oohey nsrt, that valuable and well
in tie county of Chesterfield called SUMMER
HILL situated the south side OF james river about FIVE
miles below Richmond, adjoining the Wiiby estate, and
containing by estimation $50 considerable portion
which he James river low grounds. The improvements
comfortable wooden dwelns-house. kitchen, &C.;
well enclosed garden overseers house. large two-story
barn. spacious stables and cnwhouse all built o brick of
the hest qisiyanfi small orchard of choice fruit
Persons wishing view the premises previous the SALE
can do so, by applying TO Mr. William Ewing the present
OCCUPANT
payable in ninety dayS and the balance in six and twelve
months Notes negotiable, with approved cnorsers and
deed of trus; upon the property viii be required.
BY order Of james Seoii, ea'or IF JOHN Lessis dec
JAMES HERON, Auctionecr.
August ..
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IT .lieetlng Of the Lodge Of Manchester,
n the I'D September, 1921, Bro. VESPASIAN ELLIS
~ was expelled for upmasonic conduct.
OYERT0N H. BAKER, Secretary
Editors friendly 10 te institution requested give
The nhnve an insertun 4n-9ti -
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SPANISH CLAIAIANTS.

New York, Sept. 15.-Wc understand,
that the Commissioners of Claims under the
Spanish treaty, have decided that there shall BE-
an argument an 'criiing on each claim The
Board have intmated their opinion, that no
dertcotiUe claim can be received and dav
has been assigned to argue tine question. The
insurance Offices by this decision will be total
iy excluded from any part of the five millions,
while the prosecution Of other cases will be
attended with intolerable labor and expense.
ftored Ter. T.. Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28

Crnadians.--T The Irish labOurers on the La
Chine Canal have bad serious ARRAY with
their fellow labourers, the Canadians Ii APP
pears that the Irshmcn challenged them to
fight and being armed with club, soon beat
the Canadians, who being enraged, obtained n
reinforcement of near 900 men and assailcd
the Irish, whom they beat in a most shccking
manner. Nothing is more ceus,rrabIe, or should
be more promptly put down, than Iiiigious
disposition among men engaged together in
the same occupation and pursuits
~ Y Nh al,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28

NEW fashions 3 NEW GOODS.
TEhoMAs H. BRADLEY begs inform his customers and
the public nernlly that he has just received his Fall
Eashios, and an elegant supply of NEW GOODS, such MS
Lo'aGS ShsInds Cotts CdSne-es, and every other
percr in quality any importation made in This city al any
per9t considerable portion of his cloths being elegant
VELVET CLOTHS black and bue-Also .sant supply
Of Trimmings, make up such cloth may be sent him
I'iie has likewise received the regulations The
uniform Of the Offers or the Ar,y u Na,r from whom he
solicitsa share OF their patronage.
All ot which he viii nut as low any goods work
rnansp ofte same qualitythis is enabled TO do v
importing his own goods from the manufactures.
Septefphcr 25. An-Gi
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NRESH GOODS,

EyLEEING JAMES CO (RIGref Bridge have receiv,
By the Virginia and Budget from New York large al
general assortment of
iSE.4SO.N.4BLE DRY GOODS:
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

ION MONDAY the 18Th October. 10 O'Clock ,rsciey
~ M the late clearinghouse OF JOHN EEL, decrasc,
on street viii be sold undcr deeds oftrus, the highest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28

TIE Fur trode.-It is stated IN the Buffalo,
IN. ~ Press Of the 21st ult that two schoon.
ers had arrived there from Detroit, during the
preceding week, with GOO packs of fp9s. IL
I'd at about 10000 dollars,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28

CHARLEsTov, Sept. 12.--On motion for o
prohibition IN the case ofthe Tion.Judge Jouv-
soN,oi the y. =. Court as. the Collector ofPae
trolf'nes, 1t was yesterday decided bv Judge
bAY,at chambers, that, by thelaw ofths state.
aJudgc of the q. S. Supreme Cnnrtisnot ,.e,
.ompt from the performance of Patrol Duty
We hope to procure for publication a copv,of
this decision. fCo,,r;t.
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FALL GOODS.

F-'LLfS q ALLAN have received. and are
- now receiving by The ships Tobacco Plant and
mony from Liverpool and Henry Clay from London vau-
abe assortment OF FALL GOODS, which they Offer for sale
TONER'S August "a 5l-,iO
JOHN & j. Il. TAYLOR,
hf now receiving by the late arrivals from London ard
n Liverpool, general assortment of FALL GOODS
"nich they offer for sale on their usual terms.
Sept. Z. S5-a,