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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
FLAX SEED.

FLAX SEED.
THE market price, (either IN Cash or
i ooods,) vili be gives for good clean FLAX
sIID delivered in large OF snail parcels. TO the
sooscriber, eorps~ Of washiagtos square md
rbames-stpsst
EdDard ". Lswfan.
Newport, necenbss 20, 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
TO LET,

(fni hossessioa gipen isausdiofeiy,
THBe front ssvt Of the honse with ehsubsrs,
and Other cosveaieaees,) aow occupied BY
me subscrber. situate IN the MAIN road. about two
miles fror, the sta,s House in Newport The sit.
uation 10 pleasant. and " well calcolsted for .
southern family. should II be preferred Boardsrs
will be taken On rsssouable terms, and every exes
,;ou vii bs ussds for their esmfoytabIe sscopmo-
tsion. JOHN hOs0.
Aii,ydlef0vn. Jniy n sea
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31

"PRINTThG, efsa tfnds, ersAafed y
SCssns@wy ~ssr-sv. 81 tsis cfee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

THE COCK AND THE uOnSES-A FABLE,
Ell SIR II. MOORE.
ives icny. u, very .u"g ago,
i;ut w',-n ar Mi'r
I don exactly h,,oN,
And If did p-rear' you would net Gaze;
Cock, " iaxy, i,sttrss s,'arA,
Cinmciip TO sauntes up All down
Much ilse soldier in country town,
. lust as you
Or might 90
IN Bond street. ar the Park
VIII ther tie Devil,
The su;hur OF ail evil,
A l i.d,v.
O~td iu, grildge,
Oh thlt IS. nishrd.
o. Otherwise rni,i,d
ny his foolish heN',
How etr itwa,, he ii.itri
AL Ia a hnrn. nn,ie.t hunters hacks,
Add man! coach horse, fa.iyr. ntser
Than aiiliis-aisior's charger;
G'e,s .chrs;e's, sorrrl', whites, bays, L'acas,
No' iIei or tis,cnd up to racks,
Bit ,iIvin.e. caperiig about,
Like csattCrug :Owagcrs a rcut.
And r'nnd and rour! the creatures danes,
SnnFted ant ting. and piurgd, and prai.e'I,
Ns.isg tn dahnd,st ncise and pJlher,
h'-hins a',d iiii = ni,o,her
Mta",'ne our Cert by ,s.se huge by.s, surrounded,
Ari like SOME lnch Tess dog OF R.>iemtr
Sirprsh by angry hars, and sure
ofb.. aishd to death, OK mis-, rah. ponuded,
Though not . litiie ia fright,
let thought il b. ST.,
Perhaps too h. WAS in the right,
IN strut and crow,
A.d give ID m b,r-inot,
AMI uckle up their fn,ci,s with es,
l'et'sr Ia bste she World god Night
NY ir.rnis, (saii he,) whose grac, tul education
hath Kept You from prUl;.n,r. h0ne-hr,d courses
Aln' Who have still Ealutai Il the reuutation
81 s,numaniy. vehr,d horses.
Ahongh shniid be extremely proud
In such gosi eumi.any pass m, life.
Yet rs hate a crowd
worse ,hsiia smoky chimney. n scolding wife,
Permit me To propose
llsi, like the incidents in modern pla,<,
We"ae' pursue our d,ittvnt VANS,
Nor tuiri' tread on anotlier's tuts'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

"For person. snbjec, TO Nervow. fsoupIoiays con
s'ah eAefrise is Necessary. Nothing couduces so much
l" increase all The disoIdris that IGn weakness
as inactivity Riding On he srack is said tn be prefer
anie 10 ANY oibrr Exercise increases the natural heal
OF zoe hody promotes pesi ration, quicken. digestion
ihNigofatrs the spirits, fac atcs huuiti-n and an,
mates all the functions. We know by obseryaiinn iba,
aeuVe SURFING people, hTve fTesheI couneuamce:
greater no" "f SPINS iber flesh Is mer, aud tEei,
limbs stronger, iiIa hat is generally met with IN
persons who lead sedenary Idle and sluggish lie
ne nest t'ne f0I eyercis Is hs0re as Il hen
ceshs-th The stomach, ad carries 81" the Teiicts the
las, mzal, aud other snpsriiuous humors, wh,ch are
LODGED there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

S,oliCL IS !cirui gNrI ,pat III IIhEf T. TIN
OF the United States tor The fears 1913 * 1916
on The folio wing described properly, situate IA IhIs
Stale, baVing remained uTpaid year AFTER the B
ncatinn OF The COLLECTOR whose district the said pro
perry lies, that The tax had become due ami PAYABLE,
tue same or SO much tber.oi may necessary 10
satisfy Inc tax due thereon it'll an addition twenty
per ceut- YIN he cold at public safe. til. EAGLE
HoiEL, III the Guy VI X. richmond, 0R UedneSd1y The
2Sfh ddyof March, 1921, al eievtI O'ci tk a. ii and
continue from DAY To daJ uHt,Is Id.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

continue continue rom rr Gay 10 unj nnt'i ID
hener,a,Sx 80. p.to"V L1r Jor
" F' .,n>.i,x, J'oFe,ty, 1850. 1910
| ~. "cNo""hIi COUNTY cts cts.
! . ra' 49,. 80, nnvV ac'es '"hd'........6l6 Scs
$3.50 80, ru0 "''''.........'.....33 go IeS
I'Li 49, 49, HVo ~ $1,000. ......ado 2SO
IT, ,,.,,ar M ''0 w. -''-.'''...''.'.iiO ~
pH",', ~ 80. ,o' '. ''''''''......i3
,, $500 '', ~ W ''..''...............B IL
Ian" - l"O o"''''. .............,.W
! william AVE-, Inn On ' row -" ''''''''zoo ioz
, ..'la'" nSIes, ~" 40. ........'...-........W
S~,,;, ,' ''U ""' .''''.'''....' .....sl ~ = D
| rhns. adsn,. r., S ""''''''''''''.....-ll
I'm. e,.c,, a.. y. "'''''''.''.'.''-.'..'.H 8
si a 80, w. go, w, ''....'.....''-.... il
S"''e' - iuo 90. .-......-...........2S ~
cL".iS. 1S!' '"uv "".'''..''''.....'. .iluO 700
"a $50! a.. 90 do''. '.'.........'.....5o u
Chs,,.' p.,I., 90 w. .''''''''''''..''.'....lU
,an % uu' .'..'...'...1 Is
49,. No m s' y. ohIseIu@ii, "Vo do'......i10 10
y,.",s at. uo"sanu oo.'.' .....'...2So lao
~ .onn we've tracts OF lahi, VIZ 1000,
a., ~" ., 49, sso rVo"' oz"' $40 iOio, 922,
~. 90, gu" ouvo 80. ...'........jIJ2 2sIG
Ioo3 sann o,no 'V ~ ,n"0t -, o' 'snoi VIZ.
te,o 40 no. 30 NV"o, i|oo, S|o oIo,
,,ar,, nI ,,,. 60, q 'o", tJuv; anu h'e
Irsnry rsn,, os"o " "''Ss edcn''''.'''Tkot SO3O
ch"i,,'ns svV 20. $50 $40
,., np' mart one hunUIed dos...29 IL
.,i. ,.' 'N." ou''' ''...s-'...'...'s.iHO T3J
Una s..y 49, 49, ~ w.. -. al
Jobn ss,,. nr 1..'''''''''''ios 81
49," ' ,, VI ID a'neifs SoOoo...'..'.'.' AZ
ad,u r,o,sn' 80, u n, us''''''''.'''''Oo rs
Js,v,, ror,u,t o, "n,n'So o"''.''''.'''''2S ~
-, pae.. . ~, Ni'f W '.'s.'.''''.s..o
nn,h pcsu ,ya b". u,e n"hu'eu '"''''''so ~
John en%t,,, ,o. "u"u'eu "o''''''''''-''...il
G;I ", ,s' lVo u,. .-..-..........l
Inh, ne,.,iin, ~ r. 90 o"Sles, oou "o'''.1s rs
Wti,i.n R,cphs,o a. w. w. '''"P'o'eo'''"'iaz %
JAMES Bsail or gei TO- ha; 81
Jacob and tohn n ;,,, ", i op' az
And,en p,,,,,. ~ r. ,s i've pp""'eu 10 ito 40
ab,,bS,n 49,, -, S"""'''-''.'''.''.''1O Is
Kiuy and Abspl9,n rranSnr Ia ...''''''''t
James poe,b sixtv d',' "''' ''' "o'''''''''a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-20

"A LII persons indebted 10 JOHN GRAHAM deceas-d
are requested 10 maxi payment Ia immediately
as am orsrons OF closing the administration as soon
AS possible aud therefore cannot grant indulgence to
ANY body. WALLER Dun Exern,hr
Nov. SLIT Of J,bu a. roha.. ,,.,b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
ny the Governor of the Commonwealth Of pireiyio
A PROCLAMATION

WUEREAS it has been represented to- the Executive ly
w the Jaiinr Of the county Of Lee two cuprits nam
cd RANDOLPit COLLIER and BENJAMIN THAR wi,o,
had been remande TO the Jail Of said county for further
trial by an examining court thereof charged with the com
mission Of most atrucious murder, did the night of The
Did ultimo break and make their escape from the said Jail
and are now going large have therefore thought ~
with the advice Of the Council Of State hereby TO Offer re-
ward OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for each or either of
them to person persons who shall apprehcnd md
convey thcm either Of them, the Jail Lee county
aiorcssd And do moreover require all officers civil and
military and eSorf the good people Of the commonwealth,
10 use their best eBdeayors arebend cause IN be an
pretended the said Randolph Collier and BENJAMIN Tbarn
that they NAV be dealt with as the law directs.
Given under hand as Governor, and ugdrr tho seot
~ the Commonwealth at Richmond, this 18th day
Scal.l Of August, 1921. ~ wy
TIL: NJ. RANDOLPH
ITCof,r Is between IS and 90 years Of age slo,, Zoo,
or Sinchcs higha grey ewes and light hair ,,.l o,,
plexion. bold AMI impuacnt in his msrer of speech viii
thick or protrsdcd pS-arge straight nose and rceee
cut the n'y % bis heo IN commission OF Tho rIcr
which has probably eS lie is nv trade hack smith
Ihar Is about 20 or p years Of ago, about fccf or
inches high thick set and heavy bull; hrs rather down
TOOK when spoken TO, and has lad tho nrr n.
ais right hand which has made them crooked psstrarl,
fnn the rest. > ff
yThs ESc,x Of IT, dJip gdon Gas,ite ere yrov,,,,d :,
,.bi"h gee abovs for ek, md ,,yay mir arn 10 "A,
Erse'sfss Dt7a0tusent jor yeysteI~ so~-,.4x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
Just Recelued On A. y. Uum0TreNs

n m NJ. TlooI ~. ~. y
u, pooh store, MAJ n-sree nearly opposite the Eagle
I,0oK nri11' 49, supp! Oh me hhfMiNG SPELLING
which he viii sell to country mere ,a @ sca'on
Not riss re1r' ,ie re,.ru, s,o,o, &c
ttls s,ntc ,. 's senerui adoption OF these books in
have moi hS "a 'y oe many parents and teachers, who
sm 10 u " opportunity TO Jndg, If their mcrs THE
on ,t 'eoi,ena'ions may excite their curiosity
''- REQ Rrcot ~, i9Sin'frfS.
Having attended, TN tb di ~ a., ~ W.
AIa,o's IA va; y =, ""u arrangement OF Doctor
lated for liz oo,; t nl.Is 20 me TO he well calcn-
courag and fnci,atir,, ,tc e. ] purPvssiae en-
children Whether in ,,;ss, a'eD'ts ~ inscing
schools and csoecsI tr liz VI IN PUBIC i"haiory
SAMUEL X NON - i,l; y ~ " , Sc1,oIs' ,
.ftrusf e5 iS,o 80 '"''t'' ~ "0ffihaoFe college.
We eor,.s,,. ,,.,.., :, 6mftD'ore nov. 26fh, 1919.
Boot. as the best cac,sted ~ hy nhyn'ng SPep,ng
persous that we have evcr s,c TT oi Young
cessive cores ondinr so,s te,s ,t y " ,e sue
easy and na,ur, VA ,,;,tna, ~ "TNardn an
rally calculated to diminish Inc LIZ ,, anu Is admit
pupil. GEORGE BIAcKBiJRN trnssj -" q CIV W.
fie Csi,g, ~ ~ q IT. n. r1y 'yt ! ~
cJg, ~" nt. Caro''na and tate qfhe Asbn'g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
THE RAG SYSTEAI

A man was apprehended in this town few
days ago, with large amount OF counterfeit
notes in his possession. We understand he is
from Natchez The notes purport to be on
the old State Bank of Tennessee, Bank of Mis-
sissippi, Bank of Pennsylvania Bank of the
Metropolis, and Bank of Virginia. 1t is pro-
oaide from the circumstances of the paper
beng obtained in Natchcz, and the notes being
SO Well executed as TO render it difficult for
competent judges to detect them, that they
are circulating pretty freely in Mississippi and
Louisiana and from the current of trade, it is
reasonable to suppose that many fthem will
find their way here, in return for our pro-
ducc. Our traders should be oa their guard.
Lexington (K.l Reporter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
DARING OnTRAGE

LYNcHBuRe, August 24.-On the evening
of the 18th inst. murder ofthc most atrociols
character was committed ia the lower end OF
the county Of Campbell. A Mrs. Gregory, aud
a tlrs. Crump in returning from visit in the
neighborhood, about the hour OF twilight.
were set upon by two negro men, who issued
from an adjoining thicket, and without the
power Of resistance, or hope " escape, were
dragged from the ';crse, whic,, they were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28

riding. Mrs. Gregory was killed on thr spot
By representations with an axe, and Mrs Crum.,
who had gained a few yards in ATTEMPTING 1,
escape, was oveftahcn, dreadfnly beaten, HeI
| sculI fractured with the edge of the axe, and
left for dead by these daring assassins The
husband of Mrs. Gregory who was III an
adjoining field, being alarmed by the strieks
which proceeded from this scene OF carnage,
experimenting that the horse on which his
wife and Mrs. Crump rode had run away,
| repaired TO the spot, where he discovered the
mansled coipsc of his wife, in whose arms the
| murderers had enclosed her infant child
unhurt, and the body of Mrs. Crump who still
breathed. Whilst taking the necessary steps
Tor the removal of their bodies, his house
was set on fire by the villains, or their ac-
completes, and burnt to the ground, the
greater part Of its contents, being fortunately
saved. One of the men who had assisted in
the murder, came up during the burning of
the house, and pretended to assist with much
zeal in extinguishing the flames. We are
ignorant, what circumstances created suspicion,
but this murderer and incendiary was appre-
hended on the spot and is now safely lodged
IN the jail of this county, where we under
Stand he has made confession of the above
facts. His cemradc we believe has as vet
eluded search. We regret to state, that Mrs
O'Nu'P "itSi hh1ciuiS StfcIdl uS1 Has as we
understand, died of her wounds.
The negroes belong to Colonel Richard
Jones of this County. The motives of their
conduct, are matter of conjecture. They
certainly had no personal views in committing
this fragrant outrage. Nothing has transpired
to prove that any thing like an attempt, was
made upon the virtue of the unfortunate
adies-That they were only the instruments
OF another's vengeance, seems perfectly clear
from this circumstance, and from others which
we have heard. We shall mt attempt how
ever, to fore stall public opinion, or to antic-
pate that discovery of the authors of this foul
transactions, which we doubt not, the progress
of time, and strict investigation will fully
reveal. Murder ,cW o,t % GPreSs.
FINcAsTLE, Va. August 2O.-Our Crops
have been, Notwithstanding the fears of some
OF our farmers, generally good it was thought
the wet weather which we had. would iniure
the crops of wheat--but fortunately the rain
did not do much hurt,as the farmers generally
say they have not lost one bushcl in a hundred
The prospects of corn never were better
than at present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28

Agqird ~|
Alice doodle widow and devi,ee OF Francis coodc ,hs
Gtdmi adnniSt! atOr Ol Ezalsth James deceased ana
William Harrison and L0uisi his wife, which Robert Fr,
Mary Elizabeth and louisa children, and DEVICES of mo
SAID Francis GJOde the elder deceased: Mary Mari ~,
Lrr- Boiling and George Markham executors ami erera
tx oi Bernard Mnrkhnu deceased John (;oe ard o,o
Tucker executors of Thomas Goodc, deceased Maxwell
Scott, adfp traitors and administrative With The ~ III, am
ueXed Oi Richard D.. Gooe deceased rarlton satnd adj
nlmstraior de boIis Of Robert Crude deceased and
MARINA boode administrative with the Win anne OF Franz
els GOOde the Younger, deceased, J),Gn,io.tsf
fhc defendants Roed GOude and Mnvv.ell rrokcs and
sarah is wife, who Of ibis country aud agansf whom
10y iaw against absent defendants still s;nO Ia ane,r nd
answe on motion ofhc plaintiffs by counsel the court il,
take their bill tor concssedaS 90 those defendants AND be
cause contug to he heard The Lii fhc ~ b
other defendants, and exhibits was arg,e,l Inv connect On
consideration wrcreDfie 4nti order tt fc rntids
tcnder an account of their aimnistrson Of the
estate OF francis HuOde te elder deceased and an occnnt
o their administration Of their tesfaors este before
commits 'ocr OF the court that the defendant se
BERNARD Markham deceased do render before the same
COMMISSIONER account Of his Of tho est.
OF the said Francis GOodc the elder de- eascd ard an aco
OF their administration ofie said bernard Nsrlbsu
estait ana That the desnnnt Taron Saunders render m
ini'ti1toi on the estate Of Francis ope tie eide, a.
cease md an account Yf his administration of his tt
Tors estate; ad the sd commissioners directed 10 examine
hte ava seize the SAID nccDuns report thereof
the court with matters specially stated deemed
by himself or which hay Gc required by he parties 10 b
so stated. " f " ~
AeoPy-Tes,c, WI. W. nENfN0, &C.
I coMyTssIoNERs OFFICE, The parties Interested arc
he'ao"d HR no. 90 1871 desired take notice ,hsf
Ihayc appointed the &c day Of the lth month Woven ~
next ensuing the datc heref for coguOcncDp the acco
directed Nv the foregoing order Of The court on sscbs
ri nne oci"cs A. W. their attenduceis required NJ ~ q
minaiion and g"itcncpt
Aqgo0 y - I'D rgoN8s Iaoy. q ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
FIVE DOLLARS RFWARD

STRAYED STOLEN from Rockets on the night Of the
- 9Th inst aSORREL HORSE eight years old four feet
six seven inches high with and small streak in his
face, also the marks of the collar-with long tall will
give the above reward Of five dollars tn any person who
will deliver the said horse Mr. Cnstn Fara At Rock
etts, TO the subscriber in Powhatan county
August 28. J2--wSws JOHN ", FAppAp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
DAVID JUDAH.

(JG:rcs dOors ajovo fhc En- InJcrnJ
AZ received per the .laxul, Thames and sally Ann
large assortment Of FAIL GOODS, wl1rh aSsor,Inerf
vi" g1netr ny be kept up weekly sofd Nv the fece q,
package uppu yeryTeiseonahle terms
1n0ag those afi|as nre--
fearrouchts, Baifcs, Fnnnes Napt (oftons BLANKETS
Fire and coarse Cloths Plains Cihghams Caiicocs Se M
ind n Consignment--
A variety of g GLASSWARE by the pacLsfe.
August %. %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28

RICHARD COKE, Ja.-.dtorney at Lar,
WILL practise in the superior and inferior courts OF
w james City, York. Gloucester and New Kent counties
and In the hastings and superior OF cancery al WI
iamsburg.
Williamsburg, August %. s2-vtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
INDEPENDENT TRAVELLING

GAINESVILLE, {Ohio,) Aug. IA man, his
wife, and eight children. passed through this
town on Sunday afternoon last, with two
wheeled hand carriage Tor barrow) from New
York, on their way to Columbus, Ohio Their
carriage was propelled by the father in the
rear, assisted by two of his eldest boys with
ropes, in front of the vehicle. They neither
asked charity, nor accepted it when offered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
ELECTIONS.


Tennessee-Gen. Carroll has y maior;ty in
36 counties of at least 1880 over Mr.. Ward
for Governor-For Congress, all the present
delegation is e-elected-Messrs. John Cooke,
Francis Jones, Robert Al Hen and Newton Can
non, without opposition Henry II. BryaDby
a handsome majority over T.. Il. ROberfson-
John Rhea by small majority over John
Upton.
North Carolind.-Lewis Williams elected
from Surry District, without oppostion.--H.
Conner in Nlecklenburg District by majority
OF so votes over Mr.. Davidson.--I Whining
ton District, Charles Hooks by majority Of
1918 over Mr.. GlissoD.--En Edgec Onbc Dis
trlct, Il. II. Hall by majority of 27S over
Mr.. Clark.
Kenttcky-Tbc general election for Con-
gress aud both Houses Of State Legislature
is Just over-bladson county is the only one
from which we have received congressional
rcturn-ln that county, John Speed Smith
has 1886 votes, and Stephen Richardson 81.
ECLIPSE.
We had no accurate timc-piece to measure the time Of
the Moons entering and emerging from the orb o the sun.
They seemed 10 correspond pretty nearly calculated
per disc the right hand without passing across the
sun TO emerge from the lower disc Of the also on the
but the three important periods Of the the
centre, and the end Of the eclipse, pcrccy isibe
/ +,
he same beautiful phenomenon Of the halfoons upon the
ground caused by the sunbeams piercing between the
Of the trees, which exhibited during the eclipse Of 1911
They we're however not clearly defined These
did net appear until within about % minutes Of the
approaching recedng from the greatest oscurati6ht Al
that period they were smaller hut better illuminated They
we're always reverse Of the illuminated fc Of the
that they shifted the position OF their horns, the
cd 10 shift his.
A memorial is circulating in Bath county
praying the next Legislature to remove tn,
| 9paf of oovcrnfnct,f frn,,, Ricb
| The Bank Of the u. S. took four millions
Of the five millions loan bearing per cent
interest al per c. preuiiurn.--The Bank has
recently advertised under Instructions from
The Secretary of the Treasury, that the add
Etionaf" portion Of the per c. stock" win b.
disposed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " srte. . 10;
in money, f5t' 5 TOOL stock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
THOMAS SHORT,
hkCHIB.4LD .fR.iOTT.
CIifLES .NITCHELL,
FRANCIS B.4RTON,
.SiITJH IElyIN'/,S IN A.,
MRS. G. X. TAYLOR

NTlLL open her SCHOOL the Monday in Ociolcr
w She has rcmosed to 5rick house between r ana [,
streets, nearly opposite the Presby ieInn Church.
X.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
THE YANCEYVILJ,E MILLS

RE undergoing thorough repair and are for rcnt the
IN ensuing year-posSessbn given the middle of Sent
next Application may be made the subscriber near Lon.
isa Courthouse. WIN. CRAWFOpD
Louisa Au.utSt %. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28

NlRdlNIAi As Superior Court Of cip,nccy held AZ Is
William \. Turpin, Edward Cox and Caroline nIat;li,
Harris executors and cxcctrix OF Thomas harris
VINO was aeuns executor Of Ffwcs GoCde the elder dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28

VIZ subscriber respectfully informs the pnIc thai he
WIN deier the opening of his SCHOOL until the Tod, OF
oepemoer ne asks this indulgence of the parents and
guardians Of his pupils with greater confidence as he makes
" s,' n, ~ 90 oo' '"ca"ohs q. T. STACK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
AN EXTRAORDIN ARY OCCURRENCE.

~ E-N ihAonDl4N Any OCCU RRENCE.
KNoxvILLE, (Tenn.) Aug. -Four chill
drcn from 5 TO years of age, were found ly-
ing in the yard of their parents, on the Goth
JtHy, 1871, out OF their senses, and appeared
to be distracted. They would fight and bite
themselves like mad dogs.-The doctor was
immediately sent for He gave physic it was
like not to operate he repeated until he gave
them about ten doses. 1t then operated after
an examination twas found they had disch.rg-
ed few jimps0n seed, and on further eX-
animation it was found where they had broken
open the jlmpson burs and eat the seed They
continued delrious for about six hours, and
some about twenty-four, and then recovered
their right state of mind, and their common
state of health shortly after. [Register.
On Tuesday the 18th inst. party of Young
men OF Sudbury, Penn. set out upon fishing
excursion, and returned in the evening, after
having caught upwads of ] 500 fine fish, about
800 OF which were salmon weighing from to
l2lbs the remainder consisted Of rock, perch
and suckers. TPhJ. en-
The population of North Carolina, agreeably
tn the late census, amounts to 64O,O souls.
within fraction.
Is there not in America, either in the East
or in the West, any liberal, enlightened and
afiiuent characters, who are willing to assist
me with either positive donations or liberal
loans am now ctogged by debts, and check
| ed by lack of means from either prosecuting
my studies TO advantage, or supporting ms
family i'll comfort.
JNO. CLEVES SYMMES.
NstcpOrt, KY July 81, 1891.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28

The population ofNorth Carolina, agreeabIy
to- the late census, amounts to $4,000 souls,
within fraction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28

The Wilmington'R Recorder of the 18th inst
mentions the death ofNlr Alfred Bower, Mr.
Daniel Travis, Mr.. Joseph Bishop and Mr.
Hugh Murphey, on the 10th aud 18th inst. al
of the prevailing LYellowl Fe,er.
Raleigh Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28

ST.. LOUIS, July 28.-IHe Governor of Nj
chigan, arrived in this place on Wednesday
last. We understand it is his intention in a
few days to resume his journey for Chicago,
where he will meet in council the Pottawatima
Indians, together with the Chippewas and
Ottawas of Grande River, for the purpose of
holding treaty. Mr.. Joseph Sibley of De-
troit will be associated with the Governor, as
commissioner.