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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-12

Rs and feelings. What has become oil
ehe generations which have passed be-
fore them Ii would be a libel on the
Creator to say that he had cxacted from
his creatures an obedience to his law
without inscribing lis law on their hearts.
These missionaries, Mr.. w. said, might
as well be sent into Mary land, or any
other state, TO convert the people, as
among the Indians-Congress having as
much right to regulate the religion ofthe
one as Of the other. He hoped this
proposition would not succeed, to give
land to 1ese missionaries What do
Ghey sec said he-thc good of souls
No--they are pursuing that law which
binds individuals to their interests; and
it is their own interest, and not that of
the Indians, which they are in pursuit of,
&c.
Mr.. BALDWIN declined entering into
this sort of discussion, assuring himself
that reference of this respectful petition
would not be refused.
The question to refer it to the COM
mittee on the Public Lands was mega
lived, and the petition was referred to
the committee on Indian Affairs.
Fe6ruary8.
Mr. Cook submitted the following fer
consideration
RcSolOed, That the committee of
Ways and Means be instructed to in
quire and report whether any, and if any,
what appropriation is necessary to be
made to supply the deficiency in the APP
preparation, made at the last session of
Congress, to defray the expenses of
surveying the public lands for the year
1921, and into the expcdiency of report
ing proposition for an amendment to
the" bill making partial appropriation
for the military service for the year
1925" to supply such deficiency.
After few remarks, the above re-
solve was, on motion oil Mr.. Smith of Md.
laid CA the table.
February Ia.
Mr.. Fi9yd remarked, that IN conse-
quence Of unofficial reports of the pro-
mitigation Of an imperial ukasc of the
AutOCTdt OF All tnc NuSSldS, III IcidtIOJ
30 the western limits of the United States,
he begged leave to lay Oh the table the
following resolution
Resolved, That the President Of the
United States be requested to commu-
nicate to this House, whether any foreign
government have made claims to any
part of the territory of the United States
upon the coast Of the Pacific Ocean north
of the AID degree of latitude, and to what
extent; whether any regulations have
been made by foreign powers affecting
the trade on that coast, and how far it
affects the interests Of this republic, and
whether any communications have been
made to this government, by foreign
powers, touching the contemplated &C.
Cunation of Columbia river.
SENATE.
February II.
Mr.. Thomas, from the committee on
the Public Lands. TO whom was referred
the bill introduced by him heretofore, au-
thorizing the state of Illinois to open
canal through the public lands, to con
meet the Illinois river with lake Mich-
gan, reported the samewth some amend
ments.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-12

nois, would give, So far towards making
travelling road, upon the line propos-
ed for the turnpike hereafter, and when
we rccollect that all the travelling in ma
ny ofthe states is upon natural roads, we
should not think it useless 10 make
such an one inthe direction have men-
toned.
What we shall be able to effect upon
this subject, am yet unable to say, but
we shall not fail for the want of exertion,
in doing something.
l am, very respectfully, your obedicnt
servant,
d. P. COOK.
Messrs. Hall and Eddy.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
nth Jan. 1922.
SIR In obedience to resolution OF
the House of Representatives, of the
18th ult. | have the honor to submit
the inclosed letter and statement from
the Commissioner of the General Land
Office, showing the nett proceeds OF the
sale of public lands in the states OF In
diana, Illinois, and Missouri, from the
several periods required by the said reso-
luton.
remain with respect,
Your most obcdient servant,
WIN. II. CRAWFORD.
The Honorable Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Genctal Lard Office, "a Dec. 1921.
SIR: In obedience to resolution oil
the House of Representatives, of the
18th instant, have the honor to trans
NIT statement exhibiting the gross and
nett proceeds Arising from the sale OF
public lands in the state OF Indiana, sub
sequent to the LIST day Of December, 1916,
in the state of Illinois subsequent to the
LIST day of January, 1919, and in the state
of Missouri subsequent to the Lst day OF
January, 1921.
This statement has been extracted
from the quarterly returns, as tar as they
have been received; and in some instaD
ces where they arc waning, the receipts
have been taken from the monthly &C
counts of monies received, sent to this
Office, and the nett proceeds have, IN
such cases, been ascertained by deduct
ing the incidental expenses stated in the
monthly accounts current sent to the
Treasury Department, process not OK
actly conlormable to the letter OF the
resolution, but which appears so con-
sistent with its spirit and intention as to
induce me to adopt this mode, for the
sake of promptly furnishing the inForma-
ton desired, under the conviction that
the difference between the result, from
this mode and that directed by the reso-
luton, will be proved or actual cxami-
nation, 10 be so small, that 8 per cent, on
the difference will be very tritling, il in
deed any thing worth consideration.
Having the honor to be with great
respect, sir, your most o5edient ser
want,
JOSIAH MEIGS.
Hon. Secretary Of the Treasury.
STATE NEWT Snoring Tic amount q
the nett tr4ceeds arisidg from tie safe
ofthe Public Lands in tie state Of Ia
diana, Subsequent to the lst ofDecem
Der, 1916. IN the state Of Liin2ia,
subsequent to the lst Of January,
1919: and in the state Of Missouri,
,,booo,.,t IN tIo I q f. TouUuru 1901.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-12
JOSIAH MEIGS.
Hon. Secretary Of the Treasury.

STATEMENT SNORING Tic amon;'t q
the nett ty4ceeds arisiag from tie safe
ofthe Public Lands in Me state Of Ia
diana, subsequent TO the LIST ofDecem-
Der, 1916. In the state Of Niin9is,
subsequent to the lst Of January,
1919: and in the state Of Missouri,
subsequent 10 Tie Isl ofJan~ary, 1921 j;
ecreeabiy 10 a resolution Of the House
Of Representatives oftAe I'm Deem
Der, 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-12
SENATE.
February II.

Mr.. Thomas, from the committee on
the Public Lands, TO whom was referred
the bill introduced by him heretofore, au-
thorizing the state of Illinois to open a
canal through the public lands, to con-
meet the Illinois river with lake Michi-
gan, reported the samewilh some amend
mentS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12
From the Conneclicul IMirror.

The following is table of contents TO
one chapter in the life of James Smith, a.
las William Williams:
lie stole horse OH Friday, February
%, 1899; he was bound over TO the Su.
perior Court, then in session at Hartford,
on Saturday, plead guilty, and was sem
fenced by bis Honor Judge Peters to New
Gate, for three years, on Monday-conduc'
ted TO New Gate, carried thence to New
Haven 10 attend his trial before the Coun'
~ Court 4or a previous horse thell---sen>
fenced three years more--remanded TO
New Gate-called from that place to the
bar OF the court 0f Toland, for having sto-
len yet another horse-convicted and SEN
fenced for three years more-haEdcufeG'
in which predicament he attempted 10 star
hSS keeper on his way back to New us'e
arrived at the mines-swalloweo iauda-
rum to kill himself-the physicians aP
piled means to bring il from his stomach
which succeeded 10 work-was
permitted to go out of the enV'rons WHO a
guard, 10 work on a wagon-maue sou'e
excuse to get out of the sight OF the guard
threw off his irons which nao before
been secretly cut--hed to The woods
stole horse, saddle and brIdie-rode hlm
20 Mr.. Buck s tavern at HaskelI's Point
rode of with another horse to Bissel's Fer
ry--stole skiff and sculled over--mount-
ed troopers horse, which was already
csparisoned with saddle, bride, martin.
gale, pistols, holsters, and crupper4-and
has net since been heard Of. Areward Of
forty dollars is offered for his apprehen.
sion. eE
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12

Aug. the yellow feyef,made its appearance
amongst rs; its prog essis marked with
the most fatal mortality Its ravages have
been confined, as yet. 70 the laborinR class
of society, and exclusively TO strangers, OF
whom there are large number IN the 'cl-
ty. The accIimated portion oi the inhab-
iiants were never knowH,to enjoy better
health. A lew cases OF dOubtfsl schsrac-.
Ter had been broue BIT before the Board OF
Health, and caused as With you, adversely
Of opinion Every method has been adop-
ted 10 alleviate the sufferings OF the unioT-
tunate victims, by establishing hospitals
in different parts of the city, furnishing
nurses, medicines, &c. The duties Of
have been laborious since the commence.
ment of the fever, having been appointed
bv the board of health to establish the hos
pitals that may be deemed requisite to &C.
commoda:e the sick. He has gone tothe
Lake to establish one there for the recep-
ton OF number down with the fever who
fed from Pensacola. where, at the last ac-
counts, il ragged in all its horrors, and
which was deserted by all who had the
power to move"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12

We still remain in nlrsunMasn, SegA4.
alledged Grecian victory p psnse :, as 10 Il.
Pacha, but the fact that no T nea; Chourschi5
diction has hitherto arrived OslIIve eonlr,.
by IN favor a. Of the general ,ru 4 b'"fi;'pa.
port It's remarkable loo, tba, e. :, lAete.
days have elapsed with An , an, I've OF s.,
in relation to il on the PART o r" ,S Siiens
Observer, after having lorlns sTI A1H'tH'p
up up an article Of vague contrsd," 'y dressed
first instance. Upon The whole '' oi nth
much strengthened in favor Of s, ;, oplnlOaa
ed success OF the brave ana NJ We report
& Greeks. The following we ,rap s,hiG1sEIrs
the Constitutional, in addition 10 ,sH i'Oa
elsewhere supply from the Frqncb" oaI Ne
.. "Couriers reached Belgrad I on ;ts &,
WIN letters from Sa!onica, from So Ss, lpA
and all the parts OF Macedon;a oefIoe'
ing the total defeat OF ChourscIh'Si OSSafH.
at Thermopyla. It's little sbor, 'a :, Fata
talnty that the three pachas. smo0 =, !" te'
they say are Chourschid and b. ,"Da' l W.
have been brought alive 10 Iiv.S GSn Al
Turks made the greatest prep ar'1. ile
their defence. The governor If SJ @
put into activity the young men and S' ,
men tor the defence OF the city. Tb ST los
letin Of the Greeks has not ye, co "e 'VI'
ther to Germany, Italy or France "'uF IL
~ r.. SeptemBerj.
vate advices have been received G IT1Sm r. r.
emma, to The Gath ult. Great pTep, rU .l'
were making in the Austrian ca r6,aI'T y
the reception OF the Allied Soyerre%issnr, W
their Charge d'AffaiTes, but no cer t,fa' o.
formation had been acquired as 10 Il" ln'
else time Of the meeting Of CoOs ns PIE
The general understanding seemed ~ ;,
that il would take place about The m i y
OF the present month. One Of lbs , ron
munications mentions, that an otfci,l t ;.'
nation 70 that effect had been piyrn ''"'
We are informed tia! the Secrssi, W. :
the English Legation in Spain, who se;,%
from Madrid Tor London after the event. event.
of the TIN Of July, has returned with W.
~ important dispatches from his goy,m.
ment. There is report al Madrid rs,
England offered all sorts of succoup ana
even troops, in case the Spapiards Should
be threatened with foreign invasion.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12

The 18th Of April, 1915. and Of the. act
supplementary thereto, OF the 18th OF
NAV, 1890, entirely imperative, as svell
with rospectto expectations as to impsrta-
tons.
You will therefore consider British yes
sells having the qualifications mentioned IN
the proclamation, as being privileged TO
export the productions@ot the u. States 10
any of the British colonial ports or places
specified in it, and grant cIearances ac-
CorGingly.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12

s. Baron Thuy' de Seraskirchen, formerly
ENJOY Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary to the Court OF Lisbon, has
i,een appointed % successor to M. de Pc.
Setica. Re has taken passage in Inc How
ard. al Hayre, for New York.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12
SATURDAY MORNING, ocToBER u

or The Commoa Council will ueet'on
Monday next, at 10 o'clock, being the first
day Of the October Session.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12

Five schooners arrived AT Dir. Austin's
settlement some time since, but in return.
ing down5the Colorado, three of them
were wrecked on the bar and entirely lost.
Our informant did not understand what
their load consisted OF, or whether they
afforded any relief TO the suffering inha-
bitants.
Z The Baron de Bsstrop was appointed
Surveyor General o: the provinces of Tex
as. Our informant saw a letter 80 Ham
stead county, which stated that governor
Trespelacies had arrived at San Antonio.
[Gazesss.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12
MEXICO.

-r't.f NI FI<AISOs
Havana papers TO the goth September
were received al Charleston. By which
we learn that the Spanish schooner Gale
ga arrived at that port on the Sd OF Sept.
in fourteen days from Vera Cruz and Tam
pico, with the information that severe
action had taken place between the troops
under Gel Guadalupe Victoria and the
Imperiahsts, in which the latter were COM
pletely defeated Our readers may re-
collect that we stated a few days ago, on
information derived from Spanish royal
sources. that Gen'I Victoria was in the in.
terror Of Mexico at the head of an army of
several thousand men. who are opposed
to what they term the Usurpation Of Ytdr-
bide, and in favour of the establishment Of
Republican government. Should the a.
bove prove to be correct. it may be con-
sidered as portending much dlssention in
that country, which probably will add a.
mother to the many evidences.
"That Thrones won with blood, by
blood must be maintained"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12

Eatract Of q leter from New Orleans. da.
.ra sssd September 8.s,s.aa
I" On the day last addressed you, 3ist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
fILE DEAUTY sLEEPS

LoVE WARES L wEEpS WuILE BEAUTY sLEEPSi
4 Ssrthads from the Pirgie.
~Milna lay awake, watching dubious twilight, while
Gear after tear slowly gtbered in her a,d found
sen uuwn her cheek IL became heavy
suppovlei by her long sill eveashcs she
secI among lhe f thoughts which supplied these
tcirS She surprised Distinguish beneath The window,
Nle sodnt> oil Music
fps. wakes and wseps
While beauty Sleeps!
q for Muscs sotiest numbers,
10 proupt n theme,
For Bradiy's dream,
soft as tae pillows OF her SAUNDERS.
Tho 'roves nf palm
Sigh gales D! haluo
Fir, flies un the air Wheeling;
Whil- a. oueh the gloom
Comes soft perfume,
The dislant beds Of flowers revealing.
wake aud live,
No drenm give
a shaUoAh bliss, tue real excelng;
No longer sleep,
From lattice peep,
And .,st the tale that love is telling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
AN ISLAND FOR SALE.

virtue Of deed executed by Richard Mulliugs
~ rpurposes therein expressed bearing date the
DAY oil January $780, and of record in clerks office of
ken~a county, Virginia. will be sold cash, Kerhawa
Courthons Va sn the second Monday in pra merit tract
anu .ng ana being in the of Kenhawa being
island the mouth creek containing tw entv-
i've acres more less. Such vested in me ns
trustee will be- conveyed to ths purchaser
. GEORGE DIXON, Trustee.
December SO &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
Caution to Communicates of Vessels nnd RonI,

caution TO Commanders of VeSSelS and B0afs.
BSCONDED from this city morning of Tuesday
last my servant boy Charles, about Is years
age his color that of bright muatto. purchased him OF
mr. Robert Christian of New Kent From circumstances
which have been apprised Of think 1t is probable
lie has been eniiced OFF by person. will give
dollars TO person who will deliver him me in Hanover
or 10 Mr. Geo. =. Crump in Richnond. Persons on the
northern and southern both and sea- are re-
quesed keep strict look lftaken out OF the stale
and lodged in Jail that get him again. will give re-
ward o. nifty dollars. WILLIAM ID. ABBOTT.
Rchmon,l. March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

Lancaster County Court, December 8ih, 1871.
n the motion of lanes Robinson, adn'or Of ic,s
CundIh decd, Is Ordered, hat the heirs Of the said
cbard 'undb be summoned 10 apVesr here the third
monday IN March next 10 shew cause il any can why
inc and OF which the said Cundi seized should moi
oe SOLD on credit OF II months. II appearing the salts
acon OF the court that the said lands value
OIL 5OO 10 10 each Of his legal representatives.
- a copy-Aitest, u. ii. WALKER, G. G.
rem -. q4-wBgt4Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
FOR SALE.

In tTGnd ierrs, or Honey Cut Riufs.
F1HS very remarkable Tract Ia consisting Of 500
French arpens Is situate the side Of Mobile I,ay
SIX miles above The Of Bakcle@ state of Aaa.
n3 IL fronts four miles the Tensa river AMI combines
All the Advantage of soil ard which can be desired
aoaFted equally wrn for the cultivation the sp nc
cotton rice, &c &c furnishes excellent mill seat and
every variety Of timber Of The best for plan lumber
&c The greater part Of the tract high. beautiful
biuf on TIE lensa scr urnihng 6ue sites idug
~ any in The state. II Is waered with excellent springs
FISH, oysters ard fowl 10 haa Al all seasons of The
best quaiy the situation furnishes every possible AVIAN
taCc which he desired fpr agriculture NAVIGATION or
commerce. The cmse deli htlh wing und-r The 9fst
degree Of North Latitude and famed with the
sea breeLcthere is perhaps ahv snot i'm The
state. will sell part the whole land on tie
most liberal and inducing The title is irdispuabe
Persons wishing purchase will find the pro,fieor on
the premises he greater part 0f his ne. hfs absence
they viii please apply 20 Mr. CHARLES HALL near the
premises or 10 SAMUEL HAYNES. Esq Of Bakeiy.
JOHN McALfSTER.
Blabely March fol--vvfSo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
RTNAWAY m IAiI--

COMMITTED to Chesterfield isil A. runaway, on the
- Ih Of December last negro bv the Of IS
fAEL, who says he belongs a Mr.. Peter Moore negro
trader and was bought from the Jacs Pays The
county OF Norihumberland compile ion r0urd full
ace about 20 or 20 years II age feet inches high
his clothing blue Virginia cloth pantsoons dark
plains great cOat with cape The Of said negro
equce1 70 and prove his property pny charges and
axe him away Otherwise he will he desit with the Ia
directs. VIM WISFHFF Art Taitar
March 70 ios-v4vsT ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
THE 90 PARTNERSHTPS
TRUST SALE.


PURSUANT 10 deed Of trust executed nv Geo W. Bon
dursnt and Arena his WIFE, the county Of Con- ber-
land the 2st day Of February $780, duly recorded in
tue clerks Office Of said county the 18th
month, to secure the payment debt therein mentioned
due to Norris ard Jones Of the city If Richmond vii, be
sold Al public auction in front of Taylos in he town
Of Carersve, in the county of Cumberland on Thsdag
the 2Gh day q March mart, II fair, not next fair ay
Sunday excepted certain lot parcel OF land IN The town
OF Carteryiile known and designated in the plat ~
said town by Number Twenty certan parcel NJ land
IN the county Of Cumberland, containing 1s2l acres more
less and three slaves Wit Moses Elzabe and Prissg
al now in The possession OF Geo. W Bcnduran slaves
will be sold " not delivered he dy sale as they
tun, at the risk Of the purciaerihe will he made
known the day Of sale, and the title papers exhibited
BY TIE TRUSTEES.
March 70. e5-wtde
~ The shove sale is postponed to Friday, the 9th day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
CAI{EIA(IES.
FOR S1LE-BY
HAXALL, BROTHERS g. co.

hIAlIS OF ali sizes from Sd. TO 2Od.
Brads do. from Sd. 10 POD.
Srrgs do. from inch TO inch
Hoop Iron Of all sizes
Slit Iron Tor horse shoes
Rod FOR horse nails, Of best Russia Iron
Spike and nail rods
Rolled Iron for carriage boxes
Rolled steel tor carriage springs
Sheet Iron Of difcrent sizes
Russia and Swedish Iron Ia bars
FeLTgars 3. e6-wsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
BlakeIv. March 70.
Farmers Bonk lScrip Lssf.

NyMBER 1878, dated August oh 1870 transferred by
Thomas g Peacry executor Of Mary y. Andrews, 20
Ann Ballard has been resen'ly For the renewal Of
The above scrip shall apply to the Directors Of said Bank
-5cb q. Of &C. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

nlEnl-M Washington nftcr long Illness Coone
SAMUEL LANE, worthy officer Of the army di,rinp ,le
s war and for several past, Commissioner OF the
Public Buildings at The seat Of government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
AUGUST HAMMER.

AUGUST HAMMER,
(srccEssoR TO FREDK HAmMERo
Has renorsd from his old stand No. I73, 10
No. e4S, Market Street, BALTIMORE,
Between Liberty and HowarI-sts.
Where he has for sale o., ace onuodatiug terms
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Combs Of Tortoise She'll Ii Marbles
worry and Horn, Looking Glasses
Pocket Hooks Gallons and Sewing SNk
Volins Violin Strings snuff Boxes
Flutes and Flies Clariopets
Pistols and Pistol Locks Iron Ia,pps
Uuns and Gun Locks Cowskn Whips
hionons assorted Cutting Knives
Hollow Glass, cut and COM Turkey Cotton
mon Thread Edgipg
haIor Homes Cotton Fringe
Oh 10th Needles Assorted
Beads OF all descriptions Pins in papers and ro,,nds
once MINIS Velvet Ribbons and Bindings
Soy'nes ana Scythc Stones States aud Pencils, &c.
ALSO,
About 10000 OF the quality SCYTHES of Styermark
Hasencever and Post mapufactory.
rive cases fine and superfine TAPES.
March 20. ,os &c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
CHICKAHOMINY BAND FOR SAFE

la The subscriber offers at private
.H sale the plantation the late residence OF A,exan-
LINN der Anderson, deceased. called CRANKY ISL
AN aeon ten or eleven miles from Richmond in Hanover
and in good repair. particular description i deemed
unnecessary IL is presumed that persons wishing to pur
he Overseer the plantation.
~ For terms apply DR.. Reuben Meredith in Hanover
o. the subscriber in New Kent county
ROBERT MEREDITH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

J \ CuANC EhH.-VirgIuia, 20 wit In Halifax County
i Court, oath Dece1ber i82i- my
,I Eli1abeh Pillow Polly Pillow Sally Pillow, William D.
Pillow and Eleanor Pillow which Wilnr II am, Pea
nor NJ are infants and wv their mother and next friend
Eleanor Pillow, ami L,eanor Pillow Pya;ntiIs
AgGnst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

ne quarterly Review mentions IN in the ninth century
y speeches Of DemosbencsweT exant ton only have
come down 80 49,
we congratulate the editor of the Natoral Gazette on
being abused hy same pen and on the same maze viz
Napoeon The last Quarterly Review the Ua
oenGt c1tir1rirtor Of England"
some months since Mr. C. A. Leic native Of this city
was eected an associate of the RoyRi kcadenv Ionao
his was liberal testimonial to the merits dspayed Inv
Mr.. Leslie IN several OF his late paintings
Ip5T D.rp Piece
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

Coo7nl'ssioneyf Of-f. Rt.irroo6, 3sa,rl y. fs22
The psrt interested ~ She sbo. suits which ta been
removed ror ie freoecss bie district rhsneery court 10
the ch'ucerv hie d:cf an order Of hat court
are desired 70 Tux" roice, tbat appointed the ih
DAY Of April rex a. the direction Of The foreroin
order Of court I'm which try nj O'Clock 4. M. the, are
required 90 attend az o6ee in city Win the nccesss
V,k"lTs. II. BAKER, NJ. @.
hdlti 10. -Wf