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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-06
District of Columbia, to wit.
County Of alexandria,, eth
November Term 1920. : Day
IN CHANCERY.
D. uo,n.on Counl ainant

CT1ANSEhll
BRYAN Hampson-Complainant,
Against
John Spence, and the President, Directors,
aud Company of the Bank OF Alexandra,
Defendants
-SHHE defendant, John Spence, not having
4 entered his appearance and given secu,
rity according to the statute, and rules oil
this court, and it appearing to the satlstac-
ton of the court, upon affidavit filed, that the
said John Spence is not an inhabitant OF the
District o! Co!unbia: on motion, it'is ordered ,
that the defendant, John Spence do appear
here on or before The first day of next May
term and answer the p,il OF the complainant.
aud give security for performing the DEGREES
Of he court and tina, the other defendants,
the President, Directors, and Company OF
the Bank OF Alexandra, do not pay away,
convey, or secreie, the debts by them ow-
inc 20, ey the estate and effects in their hands
beiopring TO the said absent defendant, John
Speucy, until The further order or decree OF
tive court; aud tha: copy OF this order be
forthwith published for ITO mOnthSsuccssNe-
" in one of the public newspapers publish
e. in this county, and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the Courthouse OF
SAID county.
Trste, EDM. 1. LEE, y. v,
January 81
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

T OST from my pocket, between the
4 7th and l4th instant, Red Morocco
Pocket Book, while hunting in Virginia,
either in Mason's Neck or about Dr. Pitt
Chichesier's containing some valuable pa
pers of no use to any one but myself, such
az notes, orders, &c
The above reward will be given by me
on delivery of the above Pocket Book, with
its contents, OF the papers alone as above
mentioned.
JOSEPH EDELEN. jun.
piscataway. Nd. Dec. 10 La.
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Vol. XII
District of Columbia,
aIernndr,n CountH. IS.

.AIerandrta County, IS.
NTAS committed to the Jail of this coun-
w ty on the Sd inst as runaway ne.
gro man named Kinney Iones, about ~
years oi age, 5 feet 10 inches high, Wen
made and of Iightish cast; says ne has oeen
accustomed to following the water IN the
bay trade. He claims freedom, and states
ne has mother in Baltimore, on federai
Hill, by the name OF Dorcus Jones, and that
NJ served an apprenticeship in Baltimore TO
Sine sailmaking business with William ard.
TIE owner is desired to come, prove pro-
3erty, pay charges and take him away, O.
iherwlse he will be disposed OF as the law
directs. ANDW. ROUNSANE Eli,
ianI8 THIN Jailor.
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District of Columbia, to wit.
County Of .AIerGndria, gin
NoVsmber Term, 1890. deg
IN CHANCERI.

IN CHANCERY.
John Mcclure, assignee of Sarah Burke,
Complainant,
Against
Richard L. Galloway, Bryan Hampson,
ami Joseph II, Hampsou, the last trading
under the firm OF Bryan Hampson y Son.
Defendants
EFTHE defendant Richard l.. Galloway not
Il having entered his appearance, anu gI,,
ven security according 10 the statute and
rules OF this court, and it appearing to me
satisfaction OF the court, upon athdavIt, n
led, that the SAID Richard l.. Galloway Is
not al inhabitant OF the district OF Columbia.
Tn motion, it is ordered, that the defendant,
Richard l.. Galloway do appear here on or
before the irst day OF next hlay term. and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and give Sc
crr,ty tor performing the DEGREES OF The
court: And lha, ne other defendants, BTy-
AZ Hampsoa d. San do not pay away, con,
yey or secretG, the debts by them owing to,
or the estate or effects in their hands, be-
longing 10 the said absent defendant, Ri
char! l.. Galloway, until he further order
or decree OF this court; aud that copy OF
this order be forthwith published tor tao
months sucress;yely, in one OF the public
newspapers printed in this county, aud that
another cony he posted at the front door OF
:he court house Of said county.
Neste. EDM.l LEE,C c.
January g.
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CEarles County Court,
Nouem6er Term, 1890.

.NoveM6er Term, 1890.
ON application TO the Judges o; Charles
~ County Court by petition IN writing
of James Barnes, of Charles County, for
the benefit of the ACT of assembly Tor the
relief OF insovent debturs, passed at No
vember session 1905, and the several sup
plements thereto, on the terms mentioned
therein, schedule of bis property, and
list of his creditors on oath, so lar as he can
ascertain them, being annexed to his petI-
ton. and being satisfied by competent ties.
timony that the said James Barnes has re.
sided two years Immediately preceding the
time Of his application, in the state OF M la,
ry,and, and being also satisfied that the
said James Barnes is in actual confinement
for deb, and for no other cause, 4. the said
James Barnes having entered into bond
with sufficient security Tor his personal ap.
pearance in Charles county court. to az
swer such allegations as his creditors may
make against him II is thereupon ordered
and adjudged, that the said James Barnes
be discharged from Imprisonment. and that
by causing copy OF this order TO be insert.
ed in some one o. the newspapers edited in
the district OF Columbia, once a week for
two months successfully, before the third
Monday of March next, to give notice 10
his creditors to appear before the said court
at Charlestown: in The said county, on the
said Sd Monday in March next, for the pur-
pose of recommending trustee for thu If be-
ne6t, and to saew cause if any they have,
why the said James Barnes should not have
the benefit of the several insolvent laws OF
this state as prayed.
Teste. JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
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Charles County Court,
November Term. 1872

November Term. 1871.
ON application to the Judges Of Charles
~ County Court, by petition in writing
of BENJAMIN Freeman, of Charles county,
for the benefit Of the act OF Assembly, tor
the relief of insoiven: debtors, passed al
November session, 1905, and the several
supplements thereto, on The terms mention,
ed therein, schedule Of bis property. and
list OF his creditors, on oath, so far as he
can ascertain, being annexed 10 bia petition,
and being satisfied by competent testimony
that the said Benz amin freeman has resided
two years Immediately preceding the time
OF his application in the state Of Maryland;
and being also satisfied that the said BeDla-
min Freeman is in actual confinement tor
debt, and for no other cause and the SAID
BeniaminFreema having entered i;i.o bond,
with sufficient security for his personal ap-
pparance in Charles county Court, TO an
swer such allegations as his creditors may
make against him-lt is therefore ordered
and adjudged, that the said Benjamin Free.
man be discharged from Imprisonment; and
that by causing copy OF this order to be
inserted in some one OF the newspapers cot
ted in the District of Columbia, once week
for two months successfully, before the third
Monday Of March next, he give notice TO
his creditors TO appear before the said Court,
at Charlestown, in the said county. on the
third Monde, in March next, for The pur
pose nl recommending trustee for their be-
neft, and to sbew cause, If any they have,
why the said Benjamin Freeman should not
have The benefit OF the several insolvent laws
Of this state, as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, Cfk.
ianuary 70 2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-31

few days past Great excriions win no doubt
be used by the Officers to get the money in
circulation rs soon as possible. We under
stand the directory contemplate issuing the
whole three millions; if so, there still remains
haiC a million, which we may expect will be
on as soon as the engravers finish :" '' retouch-
ing'' the plates--or at all events, as soon as
they possibly can make it convenient, as hey
say, they have" made The best use they could, Of
the rery SHORT time allotted" Them.
We are much surprised at the letter of Mar
ray, Fdirman & Co. TO the agent, published in
the Argus, some weeks since, in which they
state, that " the work was pushed on with eve
ny exertion, at the urgent solicitation of the
agent, aud that's the work was continued night
and day" From our knowledge of Copper
plate printing ir such had been the case we
must have received the money three months
ago. rCon,mentutor.
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TEN DOLLARS REV 1RD

'oR FOLLY who clopr frora subscribers in Chester
4 field abUet five miles Manchester on t, al, M,
She / M muaIio Girl, seventeen eighteen years OLD
I'VE cet eight orten inches high straight and renrksiv
et Tor girl IL Is likely she Is in the neghllr,ood or in
rhnomlwheTe purchased her about wears 90 from,
Wh!, rnica'f, Esq. she had when she ent away
cIe"k honesiun irock and carried with black siii
Wt co'ln e'lh'ic aG calico trockS she Off with
pcrsoin therefore, iorwrD all persons FROM haboring her
hu m cnians ofvcSSels from CARRYING her OF the state
am determined TO Tersnn 20 offending 10 h
extent ct he law Who,oeverwill deliver said Girl 10
me III IlEStcrhc'd or secure her in jail that Gel hr
again shall receive the above reward with az reasonable
eNnenNe.' FRANCIS n. ANCii.
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lMARSHAIiS SAIE.

pursuance OF decree of the Superior Court ofCbancarv
a Tor the Richmond district, OF ,he 2st ay
refary lb2O 10 y cause therein depending between Eliza
pe ayor auin,srarix Of Richard Taylor decd PLAINTIFF
ana nmes Ateauy in his avn ris; and H.
e VIII annexed Of Richard Squire Tay,r deceased ana
1.er ueIrndnts shall on S0f'ay ne 1874 oar If Oe-
Der neri, oer for sale the highest bidder for cash m de
premises between the hours of u A. NJ aud NJ traet
W land lying partly in the COUNTY of King William ard
in the county Of Caroline supposed To contain Letn a.
and six hundred acres, lie The less commonly
called Inc Dnrrel Plantation, and adjoining the land. 81
Richard Brodus, William West, Ioln Eubank r Mr Fn
bank. J.GITfs,,i, srT M \, =, ~
August 81. "a a. :"
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q. LIrIIGniv,s 49,

The examining court in Mr.. Liihqow cas-, met On
wednesday last cssis, Jotn +. Nm, Cel petsrs.
hmg,l 4gorco Sfcr0sop, Merit NJ. Rob.fsog. ND
g5o@SePh Mayo appeared Tor the prosecui5n - Gen.
1ogor lof NorloIk,) Mcssrs Samuel Tagiogand al
on Slcitaf (oi Nanchcser) aud Nossrs Alex,n,lcr
Nlcltae, James u. Riddle and William +. lyickham.
on pehaii 81 The accuse This array legal counsel
on boih sides IS a. singular It is imposing
umc was consumed ON W cdnesday, on points Of l,v
touching the evidence Of Nc. Nekcryis The C,sl ic,
Of Che batt After proceeding Cor some time m ,s,-
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DRAGON LAND FOR SaI.E

WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder at Mddesex. court
house, on Aio"ioy he 2hh IF September merit being
One piece OF So acres being part of the land nrmar he
onsing to Col Thomas Roam, decd Of N,lesex comfy
Churchel Blakey, deed of said county.
den to say any thing respecting the said
will first view them, and Judge for themselves
All the right and title that John Quarlcs decd of Mid
chaser. - f'
Mr. Nelson Muse will shew the above lands to anv pcr
soiis wishing 10 purchaseThe will lie made knoAr
ON thS Gay oil sale. ROBERT QuARLES, Ex'or
a In, u.,rl.S .lacs
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~ persons having claims against he estate Of GIDEON
With Ms am desirOGs wind un my exectorsio ~ LA
estate JORDAN FLOURNOY Ers.1,f5,
rowlatln Aug 81. IS 8w .efGidfor FYo'ruoy
A Ill persons having CLAIMS asHifs-i LANES p IVI.t
deceased are requested a. make know yr;tbof
deMy that arraugrments De made PAYMENT Tbo,
indebted will maze payment TO ''
RiCHARD G.. SMITH.
Hanover Town. august g. ''"'' ,i,s ss,, acc
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10, .SeGbrook's Elo'eIouse, J6y .S5rIc.
az SATURDAY The e2 September next al n, o,cIocl
~ an INC morning, ON the premises Scgb,ooks W15o,.
WIN &c offered TOR sale on the following terms to wiz ono
fourth part OF the pgrciase win be required CASH
' lne reSdve ~ three equal nstaen'S of six e,i
eighteen months from the oiay Of sale WHEN u.at; a,a
6o o,S wh approved eser to carry interest from
their payment, will he required JOHN SEABRooY
August 81. 81 80 -
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III Amcito County JUN C6aTf, 1891.
MILES. WEBSTER, PiaisfiG

Paschal McGiasson, Herbert Eanes and Rodo- berb
pill Jeier, Dsfs5nite
The defendant hcasson NOT having entered is appear
ance aud gwen security according the act Of Assembly
rules o this court, and u appearing the satisfaction
court tnnt he IS not an nhahan NJ this commonwealth on
he motion oihe complainant by his counsel, is Oriersd,
Ourth Thursday IN October the bill Of the
conrainan-and That cops OF This ofderbe forthwith pu-
hie ~ some one Of the newspapers printed Richmond
or petersburg for two months uccevc and that anoer
COPY he posted ~ the irons door Of the courthouse
successive court days.
copy-Tcsle, J. r. LEIGH Gao.
II.
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rcnM,1rSIc,rrn

Drrr, CONNIE MIC ATED.
!" ss OF billions fever ailcr an ilness Of II DAYS
~ sloishR of Saco Maine, aged years. The.
ennectons and has ief widow and eight children WITH
numerous train OF descendants mourn his loss -
lie died ir from home but although his f,mil lad NJ,
nc morni pleasure OF performing The last oirrs Of
to"eriS nun, II afford some ALE. iaton n,
their ohhStion that he athe necal aid, nd the
his ,ife. ' ''' "'e h''' "o"r %
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N()TfCt'

ENPLOYEDa young the present. year l,v the r,,,
NJ HeHb ~ Stoor5 ts he called hiuscii) a, y tanner
10 carry on the brsness Tor and hive a. man,
Of my yard lie has frequently left his business mi -
been compelled 10 send after him, the distance ~ ~ m 81
miles ara there found him drunk iu hor. OF IN fo
Through malice We as destroy ID uu,fiife f bis. 81
ihen eloPei from employ. caution the iiie o,,er,i
~ against such scouuirei rs this man Strailof
~ shnld ie glid 20 make man intrresei = ;,i mo az
lease or rent ou yard. in operation and 81 on esc,
i'i,.l Iol '',,,,iiiS Dusitss' JAMES BOSWELL.
..,,VVs.,- ~. 3B-Nfuvs
we ihe 'rbscrhers, called Upon hy ant J,nt.s pos, ~,
view parcel " hdc, iniured in the vat and tate m ~
Caib'fne Mallory 70 be UPWARDS Of ,xty,.c ,r;,eJ .
part at believe Them TO be worth noiag aud destrovsd
tuNer ~ ongh Ignorance igcncc ~ to tho Ian, "a
u Is ecnerty believed 20 De better common n ~
country having Materials generally necessary fer soie
WILLIAM DAY
PLEASANT IFERFII
ivy ~ tl JOIN +. ANnEpsOg
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WANTS A SITUATION.

a YOUNG MAN who can come well recommended ms n
Teacher OF the English language Terms low and char
neter nexccptonable. line addressed 20 u, aud left Al
the ohice oithis paper will be promptly attended 10.
august
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land an P0mhetan for Sc.

~ Land an P0,chctqn for .Sy'e.
ssstH he Subscriber oierS for sne the Plantation on
ess- which the late John Lyon resided c,n:aininr
tseent survey S9'! acres rg Fine creek within IVA
nies o, Pp"haan Courthouse. Tie Improvements are
oa 9yi, an1 small grNt mil by ipdieoi, managc-
there being few, moresusccptiblc OF Improvement
Persons de'ireiS ofprclsing land in tai, ncis torhoo
'fe lnNi'ttd 10 We" III WN. ICON.
lNie-u>t 81. .vt
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IN Gocctland County Court, 22d august, 1891
2thJANlN COCkE,Jr PiaiaEG

Wm. Hodges aud Arciitqid Thomas y, Cis.
This day came The rainy his attorney aud filed his sin
agin me s'id defendantsi and appearing atf.fc-
q W o. the court that the defendant William odgcs Is moi an
nhaDnt Of this state the OF the pla;nfdl. HE
attorney IS dccrred and ordered by the court thf t sid
William Hodges do appear here before tho 81 MONDAY
IN November next and answer the PLAINTIFF bin and dive ,-
cuv for performing such decree the court may MAX
hetei1-and b1 copy Of OF, order forthwith inscrfe
IN some new spaper published IN the city Of Richmond and
cont ned for two moni's excessively nu that another
copy " posted az Tie front dnrr Of the court house ~ ais
counts OF The two next successive court dav..
August -. s5-,gss
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N,,,,rD lCosiMUNIcATEn.
Wv, ny me hcY lohn Kerr JOHN II. PERKINS,. su Edor
~ s w, ntc ~; s''rer n T. to Miss SUSAN RoYALl
usntSr oil inc bate csrt William ltovaH ofsaid eounr
Joy ny ne 2sh June by the.iev. Thomas ADAM
accomplished Hiss PErRoNELLA A.. daurhier of r a.
Bacon, Esq. OF Noto,vnv. - VI = "
uesiaN me itii u by the same, Nv PFTER EpES
g. NoowRy 70 the beautiful much admired Miss NJ
a. SAIL: OF Warren county, Nc.
On Thursday the 18TH inst Doctor SFRJ rNt; Ncrnr r,,r
70 t.e an1bic accomplished aud sxr.ciy bealuif Mis-,
burg county, NJ - s''-
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hereby gwen that intend present petition To d..
next Nenera Assembly uf Virginia. to refund 20 me Dr.
sum 81 one hundred dollars, fine assessed on me bv &
comfy court OF DucAiDglam. y va
August 81. 3S-wiv.t AIIFN ToN-c
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.Tugilgr's Oa'9p, 98M .1,r,c.I il.oI

'FWttf3F3 UTtP 1SM .IIrfssL 1Eo1
N%5PEi fVhS nF TOHdCCO al, notified n,,, A., a..
Construction which IS given the st and va, se,ie
o. we scfo Inspection iw, hcs required 10 dcmanI
sNTh tx upol all yissi Tobacco which - de.jsercd
hom tiewafefo,sc 20 b. manufactured
Ihfy particularly referred 10 III. fs or fI,~ ,t ,.
t eeuoi which they required 10 take In rcudesi-
atF G'couns Ihey IRE also reminded that when t5ey
n'N' ir annil sftH'meni', they furnish d.fai
sa,rgf' % it loerco shipped aitn The vosr prcce,i,
ana WIc ueq7nii4 shipped sufficient 10 drfar nj -
asnf charges and tpspertnrs safrie. crr,f.,fe 80 - .
coi ~ we county sSceusinng tte fniity also receive,
wihn NE vear. and not shipped hy the ownefs vii, he No.,
cess'y, to cnte the npetor % CHARGE az ,near, y,
fheif saltrics ~ o'"'"'' "i
MANY ns.ccf0fs have hitherto fnila,I 40 areo,, ,r 49,
i" ,su' Il Is believed that whore there Il no s,.rni,
abie i13 ne rcisnrv- ~ account necessary III IL brs
that suci nisn chez frn vii i0noer ,is, and All
'pfcOrs Who have fue 10 render ilcir arronnt bc~e -
~ TIE peTios pt'scti4d by law, are requested m s.t
c"1oi'acc sttnrn tr The years they are now II, arfs
ihe stem i con'nies1u cherge in fae account of e g.
y"a up"n Inc au1nni paid into ba TREASURY, bate b. e
ioWcu, 20 Jaw having bgeffdiscDscrcsI 10 fns.i6 h
eva" JiNtS ~ HkaFF sft5t
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OEFICIAL REPOR,r


ZOE the GfAND STATE LOTTERY of MARYLAND now
~ progressing twice week in the City Baltimore:
FIRST DAYS DRAw!NG-Aue. IS.
So25, first drawn No. entitled to : 1000
Ills Ills $50 prize. Of 100
'1 Tsssl SSpriae. Of 100
r5i5s s oS
riO5i6
rii2i6 prizes 20
Tia79i
Ti775s
And 5e4 OF 10 dollars each,
SECOND DAYS DRAwING-lGg eL
T ISs,' chs sr'i4e.of
Tiois rI077e 7s2ll
1855 rl2i52 1913
tI23I ri5l59 1898
rS6io IIie76 1914 Sprizes OF 20
1882 NistSs
Aud $40 Of 10 dollars each.
THIRD DAYS DRAwING-1fuc. %.
r2257 first drawn No. entitled to 1000
1871 floating prize 5000
'fiC prize of 100
1929 1897 $500 prizes of 50
Li5l 1918 $500
rsl5e :i73e5 .i76G7
raGT iias6a
All marked thus were sold at CoIIEN'S ofce-,bose
with double 81 sold ia shares
The Capitals of 10000 20Oo0-I0ooO-5Ooo &C. s.
still undrawn-Sma prizes should be renewed witbout de-
lay and those not supplied should send their orIrs
nejiatcly. ~
U'hoie 7iekets 5 10 Quarters $3.50
Halves 8 Eighths %
To be had in the greatest variety of numbers
IN.
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NOTICE

1NO
IL persons l1vng claims against the estate Of FIIZ
bEiu D lANN are requested 20 bring ern forward
properly authenticated, that they be adju fcdas an;
about 10 settle up the affairs OF sail estate. : -
JORDAN FLOURNOY. E,rr1tor Of io,eov,
Powhatan. August 81. eTu,t,, -
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HEALTH OF TIE TOWN.
NoRroLk, August e9.-No death has taken
place within the Borough since Sunday even
ing. WILLIAM LOYAL,
Inspector pro tenn.
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~ Neshri paw orr rcspecTs 10 The y. Iutcliirfncer u
our next We Will attempt examine It's urnrstin NJ
are 81 oitnate asto frd dcI.tr one Il has lai dow,
but II is difficult TO grasp thr slippery eel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-31

Inc lniermenis in Baltimore for The week end;n-
OH Tue 2luh ,nst were So of which number il were
roiourcd On the 2dih, SIX per>ons had lied Of ma
ignar' lever On The 9Th, 10 died u malignant fe-
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ting the uanaer Of keeping The bunk hooks; ana wl
ne was about dcyeopIng The circumstances wiicl,
pointed his suspicious ai 4 i;,Ieov ~ ex.r ion
Was taken 10 his compecHev. Us n Niti,,,s. 10
PENDANTS counsel concndns lia he was interested il,
inc result of the prosecution. The court however,
decided ihathe was I'M adhiissiLle wiiness-A poi,,t
Was then raised, how far he could 90 into the cirrrm
stnces o the defendants conduct while Isl aerout
ant IN the hank. After much argument the cour.
came to the opinion, " that Mr. Neker,is may siyet.e
history OF all the incidents that induced him 10 suspect
mat re pr some had ted the crieie with which
nc stands charged clock, the Court a.l;u,rn-
ga nn thursday notwithstanding TIE prisoner To give
bail IN the sum of $500 -
,es'cro,y, the court re assembled. ut 10 o'clock
and went through all the evidence in the case cum,
pieng TIE testimony of Mr. Nekervis then go,p tlro
mat oil hii Wesger late lst Teller, OF Mn Nbla,t
whose caeck Tor S7GO" was the enc ALLEGED 10 have
Deen embezz!ed, through those OF tiess,. NIckenzn
and Myers the iooa Keepers lately employed 10 st.
~ TIE books and ot MIR. Crump the "a accountant 81.
me bank.--Sho Defendant called no witltcssas
Tho conrt'he,l adcnraed til 9 O'Clock, this mora,
,ns, 10 commence tie asgrinen,. (ihe counsel for ~,
Prosecution proposed 10 sAbmit the case wuEont d
ensSon TO the court which proposition was declined
by the other sdc.) ~.
r' L. Was tAen under three warrants founic! ur
on me cmhe1 Iitnent of separate cheek This * the one
mSh uc Court are now exanirpg+, scTaatc col RI hns
ALSO 1een opened ou the Others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-31
OHIO RIYER.

We announce with pleasure, that the COM
missioners appointed 10 superintend the reno
val of distractions to the navigation of the
Ohio river, between this place and Wheeling,
commenced their labors yesterday. They APP
pear TO he well provided with implements and
and boats. [PiRsjur.r puper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-31
TIE Practice Of .JJecIicine

TIE Practice Of .Nealicine
THE subscriber having resolved recommence the
habtans of Richmond, and particularly his former c;cd
whose renewed tavos he socit his office il AT the hop
formerly Kept by the late John Mcliara doors below The
Union Hotel. HIGH 7 f,n Avn EnDn e
August 81. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-31

We undertook 10 describe, in an article published
few evenings since, the Kind Of controversy raised in
different parts Of tho Union between the advocates
and opponents ofhc jurisdiction lately exercised IN
two cases 10y the Supreme Court Of tho United STATES
w emay expect Ia sce this controversy kept alive
through the ambition of some and The crcduhy and
false fears OF others
" OGucr snch circumstances, the line of duty i.
clearly traced 10 every dsinicrcsicd citizen who cnn
hope IN even remote degree 20 influence public OPT.
mon " IS 10 note the symptoms. the commencement
and progress Of Ills spft offj,al&p between te ,yc