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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
VIRGINIA LEGISLA7URE


HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Saturday, FEB. l0.....Tbe eDgrossed bills
y imposing taxes Tor the support or govern,
neht-,rednring % per cent. these OF lands,
lots, horses aud siavesD and " concerning the
AdJutani GeHerdl, and for other purposes"-
(reducing his salary TO 5 500 abolishug The
office of Vaccine Agent, and after = ceIisin
period dispensing with the attendance OF the
sheriff Ot HsDrico upon the court OF appeals )
were read a third tImp and passed.
The enerOssed bill, appropriating the pub.
lie revenue" was read ihIrJ time, bur Oh
Mr.. ChamherIayDe's motion (wio stated that
lie was not get prepared 10 fill the blank
for the appropriation Tor the pcniteDtiary,) il
was postponed until Monday.
MIR. Robertson called up the report on the
CITATION OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
This question closed in the House of Delegates on
this day. The Resolutions had been disposed on Fri
daS-tm question the Preamble. The motion
before the House, IF Mr.. Nierris of Hanover
To adopt Mr.. Aers amended Substitute, in lieu Of Mr..
seiden's amended original Report
Mr. Bastt called for the reading Of the following para
graph in the Substitute:
VERY little reflection is necessary convince any unb
asscd mind that this power individuals is amply sii
eivnt for all the purposes Of maintaining the federal author
ity The under consideration will afford good
state law IN conflict with la~ Of congress, aud n
vidual Improperly srtce TO pay fire for exercising
privilege secured 10 him by the later law lhe officer wo
executed The sentence Of the state mig have bctn sued
OF indicted by the party aggered nc I'D raj court snd
OF the nsue authority pf the federal government. by this
mode Of proce ding the degrading necessity is avoided al
dragging sovereign II delinquent into federal
while every erI IS Obiained which Ite and edc.
| dignity require"
Mr.. Basctt moved to strike this paragraph cat upon the
ground that IL SURRENDERED the very point in controvrrs,
bsiwten the state Sid federal governuei IT is the very
point which would come before the House 10 n few days IN
the ohs Report. II which henevcr would yield Foi
where sire difference btueen suing the herself
! suing her agents The principal may be attacked by hi
| agent, and 10 bound to support bin.
Mr. Stevenson supported the amendment. The striking
tie paragraph question would affect ti,c integrity
ofthe argument. lie prepared the pro
position It involved. It the very point embraced in tn
| resolutions from the of Ohio.
Mr. Morris Of Hanover cIartd h. would sickle 70
particular passages the Substitute, unless they
the argument. For his part hr would have pre-
rred TO the original repor, substitute simple
Of the itself accompanied by the resolutions Of protest.
BE had voted for that resolutions I've did believe that
such appellate power existed had Ieen maintacJ he d
no, biese TIA, !, competent fr lle fcfai eos7i
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GkEAF BANGNINt

HdrGedre, Cmie,V aud IyoHmongery
4 EOKGe WATT, At biS store Main street, hearfy.
~ opposite the Tell Tavern. has lafgt, general aud
well selected assortment of he Above mentioned
css, superior 1nality; aHd in adcors Tower
Proof Foriina Pieces; consignment 81 Antass Justly
celebrated Planes wingframe y Box Lsokins GLASSES,
&C NC; all O. Which. with vfew ~ changing his
live oi bilsiHess be u selling Of very redpccd
price. ancTding nv cpPoTtGnj yutchaseu ny hole.
sac ~ feis to secure crsa; satrss either for cash
- ffpfostd roies. Dtc %. 7i.swSru
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From the Washington City Gazrite.
HOUSE OF REP X ESENT'A JyVIS
FEBRUARY 10
REPORT OF Liz COMPROMISE COu.
MIIIEE

Mr.. Clay from The committee To whom,
vas referred, on the 81 inst The resolu
ton, from the Senate, declaring the adj,
mission Of tIic state Of Missouri imlo HE
Union, made lie following repurl -
The select commit Ia whom was re.
ferfed the resolution from The Senate
declaring The admission of The Stale u
Missouri into ibe Union, having sccord
ing 10 ofGcr, Ind the same under cuuei.
dtfation, and beg leave 10 submit 10 the
Housethe following report
That they have Entered Uhon Tie dis,
cha'gc oil The duty ossigncdbihem by the
House with the most anAi9us desire 10
arrive Fl conclusion wh,Eh would give
general satisfaction that bn pyosecu,inn
OF thus purpose, IL seemed 10 them 80 be
useful lo ascertain IN The first place by 4
iull and irank compsriyon Of Opinions
among tie hembcs nlieihcr ANY, ana
what conditions GugSi ~ be ptesct;lcd
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PinsylvanIa conIih1n IAN 2.


n IL persons har!ng claims asa'nst The es'ste of
"A JAMES BtlSC HGS, dfc. or Cipuccser count
Va by bond note. = "iletWist desired 10 riaks
them kHnwt 10 myself. Ptisfsbric. va. OF To- ny
aiiofney, MI Car Jones, OF Cioucester comfy W.
properly authenticated as I am determined 10 ri,.e
ny administration on the es'aie as possible
al those ntebted n he SAID estate ere earnestly de
sired t. come forWatd ard seiti- thef respective
amounts, ~ further tadHr cannot, art win not be
givrn.I bose clanidrs EfstrQardrg hts. tbs Goiiec
will be plead w bar Of their claiius fespfciye!y
ClONCE N. bff- cSfS,
IdminsITGfOr ~ J0MCs Bff'rheS, Gec.
Feb.
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. Co0i LaaFs, &c for snk


u'rfFe Of n dGef CJ trust tTccUfcd 10 fhr sUb.
- Sc'h'r ny RotersJ UiLkias ~ ami of rscorG in
me Cferh,S oMcf IF The cOUa'g oF(hcSrey 6ctd
re- "a satd (orc"s6, nj Hatey tolss 1onsrD nta, M
Cr"t i!i":S ri ne ton d0p If FebrH0rB nett The
JnfiorlHe Rr1L PEOPERTY. Ia MI - otrrs Of
f'IND 6o"rdsd ny ne NDfs NJ Harfip R0fHp,scs.
idtf me ioSfs n DGNid IrObWc's estate end me
GL"fF ~ H"ttq tote 5E0-5 1tresof Ld \ n bo0ad
Fd ~ me MpdfD NdrIfV RGifev's estate. tue faHds
OF Sah " n1Nso0. the (aV,iS y Raieg COff anu me
f2RHs rHm"c"ly hnonD ara c0iied tie Douey Pifs
ara re tr"H ~ 1R9 c0mwOHfg c0ifed TIE L'uio,,
FHS 4'is' 80 0FrcS Of LBND. bORHred bg, tie
tH"ds Of ho'ey Cc'e ~ IN EhiS0n amt the fr.,ct NJ
tG"d ccM"o"fV coiird fhe UpErr iifs.-.Aiso fire
fgHGf b"t u"eir'drd fnCnfi,ihS Of so 0crcs com
"onfg c"Hfd me DoTcr ms mr. ne run. i,s Of
Nd(Fsftins me dcJts frrcifcd in saia Ceed j norc
TaTfic"i"r description 0Ifhe l0ud is di6mt4 unne.
te'Sdry as MS prSs"1acd fhoSf Hcijueato yu1caasr
trI re" fhe Same 1'resiOnS ne dae al sale 5sr
"tAWSon ares ~ the premises 0Ud 'ciU sire any
inl0'mdftoH hh'rh v0V he yr9Uc1td.
4 MI c0nteg tie tue rested IN me By nc sGidfe
Of (yUu. H. BLRFI0y Trptfes
Jan. o. 7s.tts
ir The 'ae Of tie property Described by The above
a"'ef sereni Is r"itrogej gnu The 2llb 81 ,he IRE.
SEN mrnih, W consent. l.. BURFOuF. Tfaace.
tc.- . 9n..tds.
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lIinAIII.hlIIIN

DiONILt ION D..
E'HE coraunership hiil erto eXsuue rnaer fhe Giin
Of WILLIAM =. CLAiK y CD. ~ ms Uay dis.
solved IN consequence 81 The drsib 20 Col Wiuaa s.
Clark. ohe oi Tie paf,ne's.AN rtfsprs indrtfed 10
said ann, ave int"tined iha TIC uenis g. he
fishe to fe spb'c,iAeis cnd UHidm Lf0yk viii dis
charge all demands dRain5t SAID company.
The snnscfihefs having connected tiensclyes uud-T
Tie ffD 81 wa iiAM Il DAWN ~ CLARK IL this
place, and ~ D+NIf CLARK & co A. Lsaksyi!3e
~ c. rner q TIE pubic actnsfal ard sNieU5fe
assortment Of STAPLH FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM GLARE.
Dan 10 ~ CifRE.
pfueylvauis coutih,rse Ian "a o,.
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STSCRIPn

WASHINGTON Feb. 10. We understand lila,
. messenger has arrived in This City, with
dispatches 10 General Wives Al fbp Frank
In Hotel, containing tie ratification cffhe Flo.
rida treaty. fCiiu (;g-
A military Courtio enquire iUio ile condurt
'of SlaJor MILLER OF toe Marie corps, as
semblrd al the barracks, iU This city. on Wed.
nesday last. IL was convened 81 tie rennpst
OF Major Miller aud is composed OF Col. En.
is, Major Archer and Captain Riley, az The
Aim>. m.
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proposition. Mr. Tomiioson snoved Sirss Il. te
ard upon the table aod Printed.
SOUTH AMLRICA.
Mr.. Ciee submitted the following for con-
Rssoirrd. That the Honsr OF Representatives..
participate with the people OF ths United
States, in the deep interest Which they feel
for The success a the Spanish Pte,in, es of
Souih America. which are Struggling TO rs
tahIish iieir liberty aud inde eudr.r,
Aud that il will give its on-iiiui ionai su,.
port To itc pie>ident ot the United. States.
wheucset he inay de. ni it exp~dieut 10 ie.
cognize the seycr.irnty an independently of
any OF The said PROVINCES. ~.
On the above resolution svpr> interesting
dcaate, OF near tours honrs coofinua.rc4 en-
sued, is which Mcss,s. Clsy. Smith. OF May.
land. kinsey. Sergeant, Reed, Esbrriscp, asd
Cobb, engaged. .-.f.
On motion for ind, finite 2osi ponemppt,
II WAS decided IN tie negative. Ayes, CO =
noes, IS
OH taking the yeas ard nays on agreeing 4,
the inst member cf the resolution IL was de-
cided in the ceirmofire 10y 49, 10 IL. aud on
agreeing 10 Tue second nismber ct The rvso-
n.ion, il was also decided in the afi.rnative,
by rsas 81 nays GS-so the wkoie resolution,
WIS agreed TO n, originally submitted, and
the House Adjourned az lnaIier before five.
ELiract If alefter fran the Sscrefarr Of Jar 10
q gentleman IN PrRditfos. y e..
The Fiorid, Treaty is at iergih ratified.
~ has not YET been prtseated III the gogerr-
meui. but letters have been received from,
Mi. FoRsyri,, putting il beyond doubt
The reply to" PINTO" was received tos ,a,e for IL
day. paper u shall certainly appear oe Tharsnay.
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RICHMOND. FEBRUARY Is. 1921.
TO THE EDITORS

Washington City, FEB. 7th. 1920
GENTLEMEN don't think that the
fa'sified Journal has ye, been put before
the nation with the fullaess which the crime
deserves. send you fac simile OF it"
THURSDAY, JAN. 18TH, 1921.
Mr.. Lowndes presented fhree memo
rails Of the Senate aud House Of Repre-
seaia,ives Iof the STATE of Missouri, ore
praying that The purchasers of the public
iauds !,ciihin the said state mag b.
mitteh 10 apply the payaeais already
made 10 such of their entries as the
said payments will cover at two dol.
lars per acre, relinquisiling the resi-.
due Of the land to The United States =
another PRAYING that persons entitled
TO The right ut pre-empiion in The pur.
chase OF public lands Imithin that stale
may be permitted 10 make payment t.,r
saii lands within tile times heretofore
prescribed by law. or prompt pay at the
option of the person holding such pre-
emptiou right: the other praying tina, The
right OF pre.emp'ion in the purchase al
public lands may be extended to certain
settlers therein described Cwifhin said
states which memorial we're referred 10
ihe committee Of public lands" &c.
The above ~ a fac simite OF the entry
Oh thr Journal of the II. of II.
The words struck through with the
pen are those which were struck out by
Mr.. Taylor, The Speaker, but The whole
can still be read.
Ii shows to tue eyes Uf any man, who
- wiling TO see the fact, tina, the Speaker
ia fed the journalin five distinct places,
ttrre of which talsifitd the prayer and
object nf The memorials by representing
,he General Assembly Of Missouri as
praying at large for rrlici TO alt pc, sous,
when by the terms of ihe memorials lheir
prayer tor relief only extended 10 the CT
SIS IF those who Tired wiihin Tie stale If Mis-
Soi8t .st
While the conduct OF the Speaker was
under discussion I'D The House, he took
occasion 10 say IN his own defence !:
Ti'a, the presiding officer, (himselD had
thought proper 50 to correct The journal
"a ,l'a, il should not be taken ei,lirr To
affirm or deny tina, Missouri was stats /;
that being question on which the house
was greatly divided in opinion"
The iaci OF The Justification OF the Jour
nal Is apparent from ita Inspection The
criminal intent of the " Presiding Officer
is proved by The fact thai lie has decided
II his place, as Speaker, HAT HE state al
Missouri IL a Territory, aAd her X pre-
se"tatice nothing bul Delegate. which
decision has been formally manifested to
size House every morning. from The day
hr. Taylor assembled the char, up 10 the
psesen' momen', by his regularly raliin.
after he has finished tie call Of the states
- FOR THE DELEGATE FROM TIE TER
BIToRY OF MISSOURI 10 present pc
siiions, &c. Which degrading call Ia re
fu!arly repeated every morning, although
nobody ever answers. and is an affirmation
ON the part OF MIR. Tay Tor, in Ilis public
character as Speaker, that Missouri is a
territory and not state his declaration
10 the contrary notwithstanding.
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COMMISSIONER

COMING NC NED
MARklEDi-On TUESDAY the 9th iint by, the Rev. ,obn
IL Rice, JOHN c. MILLER. A;iors ~ aw, IF Gsoe,-
infi coui'iyto Miss JANEIrA II. d.usht,r OF Rubtr,
Christian, Esq. VI New Kent.
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Extract Of letter FROM gentleman in Bforfrepr-r
County, 10 his FRIEND in this CITY, dated x3ih JaN
Is2i. 80
"MrDE.nSiR--I have the psinfulta.k cf snrorrc
nS To- You tae deaib"f our dear friend hajor wiLLlfm
PRESTON.
Akongh had long hooked for this salic,ing event.
MAS bat iiiy prepared to meet IL. To witness have
Heis nndef the mosi paisfu, disease that could
manly saul, Without heng the deepest sympathy,
CURED more iDsrnjihity than belongs ua,u.e-
10" KNOW tdst he has bren long essed With con-.
picatior or diseases, which formulated shortly
before hs ds3h ~ dfepsy- The painful parox,siYs
winch Yen witnessed IN visit TO him. cchuutd To
aict Kim toihe a.i and at every airrvaI of easp
tue Goh,e minded sufferer would diusc usual cheer
fai"ess around him. But alas His stout spirit could
snppoft hn no Logger. and the unequal conflict
ehued iais iunrnng tie retainrdhi. the iasr
ana iAe minutes before his rrath desired friend To-
close MS eyes. as he was inst off, :Gd iheE expifsd
wihoHt a groan, aged 81 wears.
- need not Say la ynn, y 10 Knew him y tl any
thihg ahsn' The toss nhiuh his tamil, frieos hav.
sustained hy his death. Ts them IL is Ireyaiabe In
whom has I've let his superior abioirence OF INV
hing ihi is low aud nranfcr bolaE-ss ig cemnrrc
anu exposing v;te ~ every saps'sr inrotrnp,ie in
trgt. aud fairness ~ al his dealings irTfn,.rse
"ith mansitd-Iof Protection 10 TIE weak ana claIigy
TO Tue n:edj R-n"ne within ~, knnw-cge. -.
- M"J. P'rsitI was ,astiiie ihctt al Gta. syTe,
nhdef whom hr ;ci,ra nrai, years h- indalt
war. lie received many MARKS Gi,linr,i,p frcu The
iiie, discovered ihVse iniiiiay tats win which he
"as eG'inen,l} endowed. Aitbn-gt lie early rc.iied
from inhIc service, bis hole late fn7 ,krG ~
~ o Doil ahG adventurous eEterpTi2e. which Tequs-d
only al tniaerd ihear have maze hin one !, 4 tie
mest risiineushtd 'r''"i, c.ayatirts OF the az"
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1t cis"ns haNiig claus against IiIr tale of lie
late JOHN DOSWLLi, OF Npiyuwry Lcus,y dee
are ieqnesiss I" present iLeGi "a. satstTIber pra
P'iiya"henticar aud tbn:r indtblt3 MIL lie pleased
- make payment without deiay.
COLIN BUCkNER 2 S'or.
''c"'"'" w. W ga..H
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tiE 5"ist'0.i has piaIIic- iii The Colt
of Apptais. u. S. q. 1uo s.it ofWinc.,e..r, :
Fen. IL. On ,f
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0OIkns i-Sc ESIE Or iNiSi. T.
k,SON changing light red giey h:ir. 81 The t.9d
Il "hiskeis &c. 10 beautiful aud pc Tar, hl Di;,
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PRINCES RUSSIA OIL, ~.
For preventing tue har falling III il constantly
not hair viii fa'i az tErn grey, IL makes weak and
;LOfi hsIr grnw iliirk anu long.
RETAILERS he supplied with the above articles at
The NoUhein prices. DIV l. * H.HiLbnE.
Feb. Is. r.
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The reply to" Pniio' was received too ,ae for til,
day. paper. Il shall certainly appear Thursday.
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The words struck through NTH pen in til
original are here enclosed in brackets. -.
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ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL
Cor preserving amd III antify ing the hair prevent.
ing IFS iai!inG ch or turning .Iry- sIitnpthrbs tie
weakest hair and produces iuNWfant growth on The
idrsf ALA
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For Boston,
sss\ The schnr Hector. Snow, master.
sss will sail On Wednesday next; tor
ne ,ii OF goo ibis. o, passage apply to
4. g. 4 II. ADAMS.
Who hare tfor Sais,
50 bags coffee
400 sacks salt
1000 ousheis G. a. sal!
$50 bbls. prime pork
200 mats cassia
100 boxes soap
5000 pound sosl leather
20 doz Calf skins
800 reams cap paper
40 hhds English island mo!asses
50 or casks mountain Malaga wire
Pipes, ! pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
dei:s wine
100 bags pepper
$50 bbs No. g. g Haackerel
600 bLI, ground plaster
Boxes MuIcat ine
So bbi> beef, No Il g
ID bbls bright yarnish,
loo do tar
10 boxes sweet cordiaIs
with general assortment 0! groceries and
ship chandlery and pants; which will be sold
low oct 8
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OBTrU

Med n rvthon. his residence in Fairfax coun-
r. W IN ths 2zd. ult. ARCHIBALD BoyD
D,.y n, n-The memory OF those we lovd
.%,,,cb az. Wien Ccstb has divided u., is eel
81 s,.cb la .ino melancholy. that the heart
,al 4,l;,bfi il, Il, INDULGENCE. al the me:-
=, IS m. d.c.g.e,i rs,. in ,lov. and solemn re-
Lor,-e. -. ,,dtnn,. gaup, fro :. which moth
human :. totally EXEMPT. ar, remembered
81. continent NJ b,l,o,veo re,ret
D,,,b IN 5sc,,yin. society OF the amiaLIe sub
..oc ,b;s ol;,,,., ro,,ce has GREATLY le.sened
:, 51;,,. - cham. and to e5;fv D, Eick. Do,
-.e3 talents @. The highest order. with ,irr-
70. and aecision of character rarely united, his
ruG as improved Sv an education Of the first
.,,> an, ii, nanrels ana int course with men
-, No ,;-.,,o ! OF
'''"'SN
Ssservcslv fi-h. and his st,ict, unGeviatins ad-
l.,......,, ,,,,,s ,;Dc;,lr. oF truth and honor.
,o,,,I,,
"'l0" ''S'"'''''H ' WV
=. those o.So were fortunate enough to enjoy
,,.,..... pus..,,,, ~
SS a.
l.U-rcsS IN t"c CO.e!ehl S''ehCes 10 "ii'h "e a."
,EcI HI, atler ION was such as to ensure the
$3.50,
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SIZES by Arctnnn.

On thinAi, nr>,, al 10 o'r'o"k.
M ILL he sold a the su6 ion store,
" 81 hhIs. and IL ibis Sugo,
g. N.1iasses,
II kegs 4. boxes superior cordial.
1DIS vlr<stT,
Starch. fig blue, n us.srd in kegs and can
nisters, ginger, cod FISH, cheese, DR.. Ava
riety OF new aud second hand furniture,
good family clock, feather beds, &c.
ALSO-Cloths, cas>imtres, silk, cotton,
cases hleached shntiugs
o. nne aud Course SHOES
And at privse sale,
second hand piano forte
I substantial stage with haIDass compiets
I new first rate ry.ail I'd ! suikey
5. A. MhksI tLLLR, Auctr.
nov
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ATTENTION

Independent Sharp Shooters
VOU are requested 10 attend Meeting
Il on MONDAY EVENING MKT, at O'Clock,
at Isaac Ent.sisle's favern, Royai.st- By
order vi the capt.
JOHN CROGGON, Sec'y.
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~ forcing hen to submit to useless
,,n, mn,cu teuds only to create disgust,
=, ou,u conuects sucn feelings, even with
,ub,cn 1, excellent IN Itseit, merely be-
..o,.rI. juGiclOusiy associated.
Oven.
Kan Ia, right to think all things, speak
ii ,b,ug,, nute all things-but not to im-
,,.r bl, opinion, on another.
Mar makes thieves-and peace brings
,h.o to the gsilo"s.-.NachaiVs!.
Al reasoning about natural interest on
". ., founded Oh erroneous premises, as
,,,ory il a creation oi art aud not OF nature.
y. IKE uelsats and measures oil length
aaa capacity, Is standard. and like all
his. Is made To be referred to, AID the
Zine. 1, a term OF relation to that slan-
..n IA luat standard, by which proper
me established between different CONF
..,.t,r-.. As Ii Is more certain and con'e-
,...,,r,, nave Que standard OF measure, IMAM
,,,, mai eit unequal anu liable 10 DC misIa
t.n iorsach o.nei so It Is important 10 have
. ,i,utaru OF value Immutable aud II the
s,spt,f, Ls not u,uiable IN itself, there VIII
s,va,, lie an 'ncaIcu!abis advantage IN the
;r.u Inability u an universal medium ike
.,lt and siner--the OBJECT OF making
mime, Il. 10 secure this lmmutabih'y with
Ct.ialny.
Ii there be any members Of society whose
wealth aud oirrh exempt them from all use
ia! employment, there viii be divisions ana
.nni,y. Idlensss is destructive OF the gem
,,,iy.;f.r. RsIpsrigs.
Let me, Impartial, with unwsarisd thought,
iry nsu aud 1nin Set the, IS fresnen ought
E,aniae well, on what doth power dsPsnd'
WHAT az the genei Al principles and end
O. governments, how tyrants first began,
And Mhe:e.,.e man became dsspot over man.
Ck4rcaiH.
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()Eice of the Fire Insurance
Company of Alexandria,

THURSDAY NOV. |, 1871.
'gNHE stockholders are hereby Informed
4 that dWIde.d OF eighty cents per
sh are on each share OF STOCK held by them, Is
THIS DAY declared, fifty cents per share
ii which will be applied to the payment OF
the call OF that sum, aud the remaining thar
" cent. per share, will be paid to Them IT
their legal representatives, On or alter
THURSDAY NEXT, the Sfh inst.
J. B. NiCkOLLS, Sec'y.
n. B-The notes tol tue unpaid part Of
the capital, vii be renewed tor six months
irun The fish inst.
No dividend viii be paid until The notes
are renewed. J. b. n.
NY 81.
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A Teacher.


TIVE Subscriber, a graduate OF Trinity
D College, Dublin, wishes TO take charge
OF an Acadsmlcai Institution, against the en-
suing year, his system OF Education rs entire
~ novel, AMI calculated TO render, the s,u-
dies OF the senior and minor cl,sses both "a
miliar and expeditions, comprising the
Latin, Greek 6 French
LANGUAGES.
MYTHOLOGY, HISTORY,
Modern AMI ancien, GEOGRAPHY,
ENGLISH GRAM AR,
Greek and Latin COMPOSITION,
French DO, in prose and metre,
RHETORIC, in all itsyarious branches {;
flirting and A riihmetic.
Any communication directed TO the sub.
scriher Middleburg, will b. strictly attend.
ed to. }. B.NTRACY.
Loudoun county, Oct. 80. If
n. B. Mr.. Tracy wonId have no obiec.
ton to reside with one or more r-spe c,able
families in capacity OF Tutor.
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LindaH s Fin,

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OFFER tor sa the following articles,
loo togsheads, & Baltimore and penu-
400 barrels syivsnia whisAey.
DO hhds lot Il I'd y Orleans sugar
ID do N. Oreah& " India molasses
10000 lbs handsome Aeen coffee.
)chests T. ten ,tty boxes. sunpow-
1902 der, 'mperl y young hyson teas,
OF an excrlht quality.
pipes French Brady
2 Holland Gin
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sqr casks Lisbon }
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Zoo t 5",asI ." coarse S. LIT,
30 boxes NYMaruiacluy Soap
80 do Tin
300 40 n Scotia erripg
bags pepper
7 hhds euler vinegar
Mould cand es IN boxes
Nett ard grss shsd m bbls
Timothy 4. clover seed
FamRy -four asusual
GIVE wish to purchase wheat, rye and
corn. sept Il If
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Notice.
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