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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-17
nv ENTTIlE ST0CK OF
FURNITURE s. CARRIAGES


HIR.JOlIh DEJERNAT-T, intending leave Petersburg
1fu during the summer, and wishing dispose of his ex-
tensiyc and elegant stock Of furniture, carriages
shall sell at his warehouses Oldest without reserve,
On Wednesday,, the 95th July instant,
\ very extensive Assortment, ,snrong which are--
Cabinets with Looking Glass doors
Side Boards with and without China Presses
Secretaries with and without Book Cases
6reciaR Sofas--Easy Chairs
Burcaux with pillow common BureauN
Basin and Candle Stands
Sets Dining Tnblcs-par Tea Tables
Patent Joint Bcdsteads.-common curtain do.
hlatrcsset-Cribs and Cradles
WnrdrObe~--ChDa Presses-Liquor Cases
Sitter Coffee and Tea Wines
Clocks and Clock Cases best quality
Looking Glasses-Writing Desks
Windsor Chars--Papel Gigs
superb Landau; New York price g 400
CoacheS--Coachecs-s Hnsets
Double Stuck Gigs-Single ditto
Secondhand Carriages
Jersey Wagons with and without tons Gc.
Amounting to about SOOOO-rnade for customers and Of
the best materials. Persons dirous purchasing Coaches
or Other vehicles particularly requested Gull Mr..
eena previous to The day Of SALE inspect the articles
for themselves.
The sale be continued from day day until the whole
are disposed Of
TERMssams not over 500, cash; 800 90 days; COO,
months credit
TONNES WEBB V. NJ.
pefcrshurv. ! uiv-f3.
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,Narshaps Sale of SLAVES, Furniture, &c.

,IIUFSHu.5 iStitt q iSIuUeS, FUI1lltUre, &c.
NDElt Decree of The Superior Court of CbaDccry for
~ the Richmond District made therein PEND
ing between Thomas H. Proser lse sheriff of IIenco pit
hn John j. Nerth, Jedcil Allen and others defendants
WI be offered for sale TO the highest bidder for cash on
dnesdny TIE first deg If 1pet rrf, I'LL the household and
hehen furniture Of said Allen consisting Of tables chairs
'ee some silver plato kc chest OF drawers four beds
u furniture, and many other articleAso said Aliens
STOCK IN trade consisting Of boots shoes, skins leather SC as
mentioned in deed filed exhibit in this toeee
Win said Aliens interest in the ship John being -1as of
one fdAlsO, all the household and kitchen furniture Of
iu John j. WeTrh mentioned III another deed fled al,
J, ~ said cause together with his stocks of horses
M anu hogs gigs cart and drays with their harness. And
~ IKE manner and like terms, will be sold the following
the property Of said Allen wit Nelly Funny and
also, led, Peggy ard child Nancy and her children,
Nrgnci and Say, and Lucy, the property sd Werth
w ne above sale will be made the Auction Store of Messrs.
~. u Clarke, at II O'Clock, except the cattle and
ss aforementioned which viii be sold at o'clock 4. VI at
uie house ofsaid Wcrfh
July 10. 1g--tds JGtrrpRAST AZ . r. r. u n
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TEN DOLLARS RFIVARD,

- ANYWAY from the Subscriber on sunday NIGHT last
4 muatto man slave, named CICERO, aged thirty years
Of light compilations ced hair Out rather inclined TO b.
straight0 middle size, aud Weighs about one hundred and fy
pgmdsIis eyes black, and the whites Of them some
smart and Intelligent may possibly attempt 10 pass s FREE
All persons hereby forcwarncd against employing
said fellow, and all Of vessels from taking him on
board their yessesI viii pay the above reward with ali
reasonable charges for apprchending and delivering said
slave 10 me- or for his safe Judgment in sny jail that
get him again CONRtDE WFBB
Hampstead, New Kent. NAV q. 4-tf
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Runaway.

GONETINE N Nav juno last from y carpenter whom
> he hired, negro man named DAVID---Davd is n
carpenter hy trade p years Of nec, about sc feet
inches high Of light compcxon and reddish lie has
down look when spoken suffers very much and in at
tempting sDna usually stamps the ground with Of his
feet This negro has beer IN Petersburg, and IL pro-
badly in that place, is LynchbuEg where he
hired.
a reward ~ Tlv ENTY DOLLARS viii he given 70 who
will deliver him the subscriber n (Oochaud
cure him IN any Jal 50 that get him rcain
JAMES Il. FERGUSON.
Goocbsarf, Marti00 s05-att
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PURTJCNTI0N 0FTTCT

-.
(Harkc Bridge, MAN Richmond-and No 4 Haryi
street. Bnitimore,l
EtOR Dr. HTyos RlymiDg Primer, Rhyming Spelling Book,
Ancient Geography, and new System Of Mythology for
the of Summaries 90
These elementary books highly recommended lv nbe
professors and other literary characters.
The Commissioners OF the Primary Schools in Virginia,
booksellers and Country Merchants informed that they
be supplied with those books NJ moderate wholesale
prices by application as above to
JAN Is 8i-wtf GEORGE MAYO & co.
Richmond, March. 1921.
1-F We have examined, with care, DIR. Mayo's Rhymng
Primer, and 'bymng Spelling Book, and recommend them
to The attention of the Commissioners OF the Primary Schools
ofVirgina They admirably calculated advance chill
dre III the elementary parts ospcng and reading, and
rit the encouragement Of the public.
TIL; NJ; RANDOLPH, Prosident md Directors Of
+; v. DANIEL The Ld'eravy Fund If Yii-
AND EW STEVE S0N,
a. T.. .iPSHUR,
y. MARS 1ALI, CChicf Jtstcs.J
March 90. 1Oe-vtf
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"a. First Slip for London,

"a. FIRST Slap for London,
ySTNy To the address OF Messrs. JOHN oiL LII &
s"nrrior and well known regular trading ship HENRY
CLAY Thomas Potts. commander expected TO- arrive in
few DAYS M bermuda Hundred, when she will commence
loading and he despatched Immediately, having more
Than one half Of cargo already engased-For freight
of The remainder which will be taken reasonable
,.r,,s mr. ,,ssaoe anply to JNO WM GILLIAr.
Ia, Also for London,
.Ja{M To the address Of Mcssrs- JOHN GILLlAT
2fyG CO with the liberty of consignment, the fine
s,r;a AR r. James McIrvan, commander, coppercd
and stands at Loyds, is expected TO be at Warwick an
very Few, DAYS and will commence loading she
lc rot ready 10 take incr buren is about $50 hds to-
acco and 200 hhds. wanted freight which ii
offered soon will he taken ow.-For terms, apply to
JNO.i& WM. GILLIAT.
Who have in Store, and offer for sale, few large
SCREWS, used for slowing tobacco. . .
limo
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WANTEO-

A OvERSEER TO take charge Of Roslin Plantation
within mile OF Petersburg with n small family
VIII he preferred, capable of managing hands adj
rantasei he must be well qualified farmer planta
Ton being altogether appropriated grain hay and
stock and as he VIII have charge of every thing on the
place. he must necessarily have we'll
tons for his competency industry sobrey good morals
Forsuch charactc. liberal wages will be given Apply TO
SHEPHERD 4 LESLIE.
PETERSBURG, juno 81. TITS
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MIR. JACOB TORIAN.

TIAKE notice that shall the house Of Thomas Toriun, in
the county Of Halifax Virginia. the 18th nth and ieth
days Anust proceed 10 take the deposition Of the said
Thomas Toan TO be read in evidence in suit in chancery
depending IN the county Of Halifax aforesaid
which myself aud others plaintiffs and you defendant
which time and place you may, IL you please attend
Yours, sc. ANDREW TONIAN.
June - iO--wgw
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-. III. ENQUIRER is pub.ishedtwce week, general
,rc shines week during the session of the State Le
-, ,yPrice the heretofore Fe Dollars per an
go In advance. Notes of cartercd spece-lay IN,
Hanks ff,) will received in payment The EDITORS will
n,rantee the safety of reung them by mall the postage
Of Of Mi letters being paid BY the writers ,
~ No paper will be dscontinucdr bu: at the discretion
Of the E,litor until all ges have been paid up
M Whoever will guarantee the pay ment oil nine papers,
shall have a tenth gfatis .,..,r,.,,,o
~ ooc scuare or hss-First Insertion rs cents-each
continuance, 50 cents -.
M Advertisement inserted, until il has either been paid
for or assumed by person in this city, its ensons
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William To,cIcr. Erecitior OF LI,rnrd KEELING.

,
deceased, and Elizabeth Keeling.
TAKE NOTICE. That the 2sth day of Julv 1921 nj
the house of John Peius in the county of Charlotte
Of Virginia. shall proceed take the dispositions Walker
Pettus John Vaughan Thomas Lee and John Pett be
read evidence in asu in chancery depending in the
~ court of Charlotte in which plaintiff you the
said VIM FOWLER cNor of Edward Keeling dec and Eliza
beth Keeling defendants
June IS. l6-ati EDWARD ID. FOWIKES
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STONE MAS0NS

WANTED at the Bridge building over James river at
w CaTtersville steady work and good wages will be
given II Immediate application made subscriber or
his manager by good mochancto trouble others
need apply DAVID SCOTT.
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For Inndnn

rtKTAH TTIIE British Brig C. ANADIAN PACKET will
,-7sE.s- Il loadat Warwick the address Messrs.
MARX &Wheattai aud will be despatched in all this month.
Those inclined to ship will apply TO
July H. 19-5t JOSEPH MARX * son.
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HMoND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, JULY IL, 1894
AN ADDRESS,

Deferred al The request ofa COMMITTEE Of The
CftisenS IF Washington or the occasion Of
reading The Declaration Of Independence, on
The Fourth Of July, 1891.
BY JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-17
NOTICE

THAT in pursuance of directions fror, the Executive
Council OF this state shall Monday the 9th day of
august eIt iii fair, il the first fair thereate
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock before the front door
OF Henrco Court House, in this city, expose pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder for ready money,
ground, with ali the improvements thereon situate living ard
being in the city OF Richmon the intersection OF 9th
ward ana winch said Lot No. ssh cnd late the
crty ofore John Myers, subject Of the ling OF Great I,r
ai and by inquisition duly taken in the 18th year the
commemorative hath heen found 10 echeat TO the
wealth oiInia sgreenby the provisions Of the
the General Assembly oftle said eah, passed
the year 17I9 entitled IN CONCERNING escea and far
J.ititres from British suLjrcfS'
William Hay jun. and Peter v. Daniel esqrs. are appoint,
ed ny the executive commissioners behalf of the
ci IS therefore respectfully solicited the
time and place aforesaid being previously qualified as the
act aforesaid directs. SAMI ,IcCR aW
Sane y I5-tds Esrhedtor fer Henrico County.
Ill persons indebted the estate of SAMUEL PAINE
~ deceased, immediate payment to
me; being DESTROYS To close the administration soon
possible Indulgence granted any, Persons ha-
uS ciiis against the estate, are requested to make them
knownto ORRIS PAINE,
administrator IF Samuel Paine, deceased.
NAV 2s. eff
A IL. persons having claims against JOHN GRAHAM,
L n deceased, are requested 70 make them known.
WALTER DUN, Executor
Nnv. 10. 5f-tf ofJohn Graham, decd
VIE highest market price, cash. will be given good
HooP POLES and good WoOE ,deIivered a the Pcni
'cn 1,,1 n NJ. IL. RICE, PrincrSs Agent.
ID ANAAl from The subscriber on the Sd of january last
IL Two negro fellows, SHARPER and HARRY Sharper
about - or OF feet 10 inches hh
aek-ha one of his legs q believe the rghD perceyabl
larger than the Other occas;oncd by which
his leg little below the knee he bad when abconGed
big coat and pantaoons Of double Virginia cloth.
supposed 10 be about % age 5inc-
high, much knoc-kneed alks with his
turned very much out"urtl will give collars rcSnrt
10 any persons who viii apprcend
above described runawnys me, or secure them in Jail
that get them again-bcsidcs paving all reasonable
rcnses. THOMAS BOSWELL
Prince Edward July Q. Is-sts
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FRESU SPRING f;0OOS

Itf.ou SThIINVi UUUDo.
EOHN WILLIAM 6ILLIAT have received in store, and
oaerfor sale on reasonable very choice
OF best London CLOTHS and CASSIERES, selected with
much care expressly for this well
season. Also, IL Irish linen 81 Shce,ings 81 bird
pers Diaper and Danas Table Linen owla roche-
uaso Or Casks of very superior old l. p. Madeira WINE
And daiiy expected by the ship Constitution from London
further supply of the Cloths Cassmercs-
which will also be offered for sale landed the
piece or package, on the same accommodating terms.
April 27 lift
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Washington, Jn!y 4, 1921.
SIR The Committee of Arrangements for the celebration
OF this dry, in presenting you their uegned thanks for
the patriotic and able Address which you have obliged
by delivering solicit the favor of you furnish tn with
copy fit for publication in form suited its merits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-17
E0O CAJC

A TRACT op LAND living on the head of Mig Sottowav
ri;cr, in lie county Of Prince Edward. adjoining VIM
Boswell VIM. III. Harrison and Thona Ierrs, containing
b. late survey about no acres, which the subscriber will
dispose reasonable terms that is third in cash. and
the other thirds annual paynenthc purchase
allowed the privilege ofsowin wheat as Is ns,ssary
residing the said Of land rs II Is presumed
that person will purchase unless previously viewing the
land and buildings further description is unnecessary
July 3. I6-6ts THOMAS I'1SWFII.
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BANK On NIRG.INIA

- tFesidcnt and Directors have declared dividend Of
ts - PEI cent on te capital stock ofthe bank nv The Inst
- 9edf which gives 70 the individual sfoct hoicr ~ dollar
sri" ". DANDHfDGE, Cyi,.cr
foA-fN
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rPC1RPENTEKS LOOK OUTI

" C.JfPENJLItS LOOk OUT!
<ANAWAY from the subscribers the 9Th dav of June
- ioLi, IRANERS WIlOKTON. lie is about 81 or y
i on stout made, feet f0incbes high, uncommoniy
80; lor ave-his complexion is well calculated to pass
hite man. His face is much marked with frccles,
s, ua.N and inclined to curl forgh has not the least
s6a - OF Negroes nap, vet il may not be precisely Ike
.,t;, o. white fe had when he away
new cotton shirt panalooils Of Russia shccng
toycd - iouhu jacket, aud fur hat lie were
faic u we think he had small rings in them. lie Is by
Fj 81 and served his apprenticeship with Robert
rrederckburg Va.is conccied fellow aud fond
liz ano may haye with him small square marked r. r.
,n, unusually white, and viii doubt pass sc white
~, a 1s NAV change lis reward Of % will be
nc ) aiken in the state Of Virginia or district Of Co
and 100 IL taken Of tho or district Mas
80 " Vessels are cautioned against employing him.
JOHN COOKE,
s,r, GEO. NJ. COOKE.
Stafford county. near Aqua, July 10. is-st
NOiicEis hereby giyen that al the mel NUgsi CoIrf hi
III NoucwHy County, at Tie house thereof s,a
~ l9'c auction for cash. much ofal G,c lands and
~ IN nm connty returned delinquent Tor the non- avnen
~, me last year ~ viii DC sufficient to discharge IN,
, s o' taxes which slall then remain Unpaid f,r thai
10 nu yen per ccrftun damages thereon. together viii
~ g. o Tie present year The SAFE will commence on
'hey shah be COMPLETED ' - ' "'
subscriber isanthofscd to receive aii such taxes suf
81 at any time bc,orc tlc lgnd shall he sold ~.
~. ucreies may he ia INC clerks oTce of IN,
he ~ possession Of She subscriber or IN The office o
'"e auditor Of public accounts. T. j. n Nrggf-fT
.otl2way, May ~. wv
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Illinois s Missouri Bounty Lands For Sale.
fUIRIE thousand six hundred eighty ~ patenisl
Il in the former, and 100 &c patiently in The latter
state nil well slaed regularly recorded and the taxes paid
until October last.
The legislature oil Illinois, last session. formed the Bounty
Lands into separate called Pike and fixed site for
the county Town called 10 which
some o. The above lands stuatedFor further Informal
ZION, enquire Of PARKiIILL, ROBERTSON KELsO.
lllH 10.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA..
E'HE President and Directors have declared dividend
two for the last half year; which will be
paid TO the stockholders the 10th instant.
July 8. 16-5t VIM. NEKERVIS. Cashier
IL persons indebted to JOHN GRAHAM, deccascd arc
requested Ia make payment Immediately, as l
am desirous of closing the administration,
and therefore cannot grant indulgence any body.
WALTER Dun, Executor
Nov. ~. 5f-u of John Graham. dec
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Hcr.J.Q. zaan Z

" "'HIHytUH'
GENTLEMEN; In placing at your disposal copy OF the
Address yesterday delivered compliance with your invita-
ton, avail myself Of the occasion Of expressing
you my fellowitirens the my gratitude
for the indulgence wi;hwhieh twas received.
have the homer to DC, with great respect, Gentlemen,
your very obedient servant,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Meeting of the members OF the Standing Committee
OF ie Mutual Assurance Society against Fire Build
fgs OF the State Of Virginia. held the General Office of
Assurance in Richmond, the 7th day of July, 1921
Present, JOHN II. BLAIR, Chairman;
JOHN AhDLER,
PHII1P N NICHOLAS, Members Of
JOHN DROCKESBROUGH, the Standing
BENJAMIN TAFT, Committee.
DAVID BULLOCK,
The following order and resolutions were moved and
adopted by the Board
Arepecablc number of this Society having requested
Standing Committee call GrntrGl A;eing-Orlered,
that notice be forthwith given in the Daily Papers oths
city that Genero Meeting offhe Members efhe Mutual
i.sHrcncs Sociy against Fire buildings # the Of
gafa VIII be held at the Capitol in the city of Richmond,
on the first Monday (tiic 6ih) Of August next.
Ordered Also that the foregoing notification he published
IN the Enrer and ENpOSOT, and intc newspapers in Nor
Stnunton AID Alexandria.n
The Standing Committee advcrtng to the difficulty
which has heretofore attended the obtaining General Meet
i beg leave respectfully recommend the persons
ure who cannot personally attend in their respcc-
i've Towns OF vicuitieS and 90 constitute their proxies,
PsSos schc Intelligence aud standing in ire community will
ord an assurance, that The interests Of the institution may
be properly coniided TO their care.n
Aruecopy from the Journal of the stnnng Committee
'ns NJ. A. Sy JAMES RAWLINGS,
July lO 18-6t p. Ag't. NJ. &. sly.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
ADDRESS.
FELLow-CITIZENs:

To the Committee Of Arrangements, 81.
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Ii persons having claims against JOHN GRAHAM
L n deceased, are re iuested 10 make them known.
WALTER DUN, Executor
INV TO- 5f-u of John Graham, decd
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TRUST SALE.


EYviTtne Of deed ofirus * foT the purposes therein
~ stated, viii he sold at public auction on Uednes.
gay the ma day Of dYrit ne1t, ut eleven O'clock on
the premises, those valuable BRICK TENEMENTS on
Boingbfsok street, being i've IN number commencing
~ The tenement at the eofner Of Bollingbtook and
sycamore streets, occupied by Davis * Farfar and
extending to the lot OF Mr.. James Knex and rhch are
NUMBERED In said deed MOL, 2, g. a and g. topstber
WIN Brick Lumber HoHse, and other valuable i'm
proVenents on said let's The whole will he sold or so
much thereof as will be necessary pay the cebt asd
interest mentioned IN said iTHsi deed This property
70 valuable and productive. and certainly is worthy Inc
attention eepetsons ofcapiiaI.
Tue tenemenis are unGeT rent Of from six twelve
uuhoTed collars each and being situated in The most
commercial part OF the town will always command
COON rent; and beiBg also fully insured from loss by
he IN the RlchmaBd Office, the purchasers rendered
petscHysecnre on that head..... Should any person
Issoing al dstance wish Tor any fur her information
respecting this valuable property, they MAY obtain il
ny NruiDRto fse at tins place.
nc property will be sold by Mr.. william Moore
aucioheer, ona credit ofthree, six and nIue months
squa instruments, for approved, endorsed negotiable
nOss With reservation Of the lille uniil the whole
ssali ne paid, or deed will he al any time made or
sceWng deed ri trust to secufethc purchase money
noes VIII he required The tate is closed
su ia case OF failure IL deliver them by O'Clock
required, The pr perry, such part as Is bnuehi
any person falling to give such notes. will be 70 soi
same terms CoIr .,,'s~syy ,r "pu" '"s
---...SSe-.sp"ltf jan y
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AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY
Fourth Annual Repor. Of the american CO.
!onization Society.
Read at the Annual Meeting on Thursdav

Fourth Annual Repor. Of the american CO..
!oniz alton Society.
Read at the Annual Meeting en- Thursday,
Jan. Is, 1921
Since the last Annual Meeting of the
Society, the Board of Managers have
found IL necessary, OIL several occasions.
10 communicate to the mem ers, and 10
The pubic, some Of the interesting occur
rences of the past year.
The first OF these commune ations sta :
ted the arrival OF the Elizabeth on the
coast OF Africa, and The reception and
situation of The col6nisis on the island of
Sherbro. and was occompanied with the
letters OF our Agent, and the Agents of
the government. filed with the bupes and
expectations which then Battered them.
The pleasing anticipaiions excited by
thus intelligence were soon changed 10
doubts aud fears-rumours of the most
distressing calamiiies awakened MANY
anxious approximations, and the Address
OF Tile Board ia October last stated the
melancholy intelligence then received.
and the true extent of The affection which
ia the uDsearchable dispensaiions of Pro.
violence, had been permitted 10 occur.
The arrival OF this intelligence placed be-
lore the Board a subject for It's immedi-
aieaHd most solemn consideration. They
were, in The first place, 10 determine whe-
Their great and bcncticent object, the
importance OF which is scarcely question
ed. should be abandoned as hopeless and
impracicsble. II full and fair expert
meni decided this point, il The effort ~ ade
had ended IN total disaster, proceeding
from causes the operation Of which they
could moi hereafter control or avoid Is
no reasonable means presented them.
selves for further prosecution OF the
cnierprise--tlIeD, whatever night be The
feelings of The Board, their judgment
must decree, al least suspension of
iheiI Dabofs.
The result of their deliberations an
pears in that Address. They lameuied.
~ Tue death of their agent. MIR. Grocer.
and III thai of Mr.. Bacon and Mr.. Bank.
sou, the agents ofthe governments, the
unImely loss. III the midst Of ibelr use
iulness. of men highly qualified for the
difficult and Interesting stations ~ tn,
service vt their county, their fellow lie.
iugs, aud their God, ~ which they had
fallen.
The fate Of tie officer and boats cree
o. Tic Cyaue, detailed by lie humane
csmmanGrr of that snip Tor ihc assistance
~ Tie agents. VAS an affecting cveul
salling Tor peculiar CONDENSATION. 10