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DEFERRED ARTICLES.


Mr.. Holmes BM.-We have read
Fir. Holmes Bill " Further 10 esiah-
lish the compensation Of officers of the
CUSTOMS" and feel il our duty to en-
fer our protest against change in q
system. which has so long stood the
lest Of experience. The operation OF
Niis bill. If il should become law,
would be uoiust in itself and injurious
10 the revenue. Ii would operate 10
increase the emolument of the collec.
tors, &c. in Maine and in the small
out ports, while it woule unnecessary
" diminish the emoluments Of those
in the large ports of Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, where the
revenue is principally secured.
Ifthere be any rule, which expert
ence has fairly tested, it is that the
compensation Of every officer should
be in proportion TO the responsibility
that lie assumes. We would then put
j; 10 any intelligent, liberal minded
man, whether an annual salary of
$4,000, (the extent OF a collectors pay
under The present system( be too
great a compensation. for an officer,
who receives four or FIVE millions of
the public money per annum. and
who is required 10 give bonds for the
faithful discharge of bis duties TO the
amount Of $4,000? We must confess
that we do not, and we further be-
lieEe that wise policy would dc
tale, In at the compensation OF an
Officer in whom so great trust i.nec-
essarily reposed, should he not only
sufficient but generous. Dir. Holmes
bill is however Inconsistent with IL
self. II there he need Of retrench-
ment in the emolument of our revenue
officers. then surely the retrenohment
should be made with those, who are
obliged 10 assume the least RESPONSE
biliiy and in whom the government is
obliged 10 repose the least confidence.
Ii on the other hand il is necessary TO
increase the emoluments OF this latter
class, fortiori we cay. the emolu-
meDi OF the former should be inereas-
ed in an equal ratio.
The fourteenth section of the bill
contains in our estimation section,
whose operation would be nugatory,
and which casts an uninslihsble i'm
putation upon the whole body Of
collectors.
The following resolution has pas
sed the assembly of New.York now in
session:
Resolped, That the standing com
mittee on appointments Ia The United
States Constitution, be instructed 10
epquire into the expediency of in
struciihg our senators and requesting
cur representatives in congress. IL
endeavor TO obtain an amendment 10
that instrument. so a. TO require the
electors OF The Presiden; aud Vice
President Of The United States, to be
chosen by the people in a uniform
manner, throughoU the u. States.
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POE aaYa
from the Trenton Feaeralrst.

from the 4 reiItoN Fedcraltst
PEACE AND THE SHEpHEaD.
Tow II A deep scQuestcrd vale,
Whence Alpine heigts ascend.
hcnuteous nymph in Pilgrim garb.
Is seen her steps 10 bend.
Ter olive garland drops with gore;
Her scatterd resses torn,
TER bleeding breast. her brsised feet
pespeak maid forlom.
s. From bower and hail, and palace driven
10 these lone wilds flee;
Rrs~name is Peace. love line cot,
D Shepherd shelter me :"
I" o beauteous pilgrim. why dost thou
From bower and palace fee
50 soft thy voice. so sweet thy look
Sure all would shelter thee"
alike Naah's dove no rest find
The din of battle roars
Where once my steps loy'd to print
Along the myrtle shores.
Forever in my frighted ears,
The savage war whoop sounds
and ike painting hare, | ily
Before the op'ning bounds.
"pilgrim. those spicy groves among
The mansions thou mays ST see.
Where clustered saints chaunt holy hymns
Sure such would shelter thee ?"
"Those roofs with trophied banners stream
There martial songs ressund,
And Shepherd oft. from crosier'd hands
This breast has felt wound"
"Ah gentle Pilgrim. glad would
These tones forever hear
With thee 10 share my scanty lot,
That lot TO me were dear.
!" But 10 along the vine clad steep
The CLEAN of armour shines
Ills scatter'd flock, his straw-roof'd hut
The helpless swain resigns.
/" And now the smoulderinC flames aspire,
Their lurid light see
hear the human wolves approach,
cannot shelter thee -
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.

The President Of the United States By procla-
nation, has recognized La Cathan &c "a Forest,
consul Of his majesty the King OF France and
Navarro, for the port Of Baltimore Paul K.
Thomson, Vice Consul 81 his majesty the King
of France, for the port Of Savannah and
Charles Pindcr, Vice Consul ofhis imperial ma
esty the Emperor Of all the Russias, for the
port Of Pensacola.
In consequence of late arrangement, Mr..
Thicrry, formerly attached 70 the French Lc-
cation al Washington has been appointed Com
SUI of France for Baltimore, aud has arrived IL
that city. Mr.. 5. Dannery, the late French
Consul, proceeds to Maranham to take charge
Of the French Consulate established there.
Unsettled JaImccs-A document was publish
cd last year, which attracted good deal of at
tention, and by which appeared that there were
outstanding balances Of money, ID the hands "
public officers, which had not been accounted
for, to the amount Of Sl5,317,88O 81. by let
ter from the Third Auditor of the Treasury, it ap-
pears that reduction of this sum has boea Of
feCted within the last year, to the amount If
$9593, 10 O6--leaving a present unsettled
amount of only $5,724,71O rs. When the Of
fee of Third Auditor was established, tie amount
Of these balances was more than forty-three
millions.
ComtcrjH Notes OF The New York Phcnix
Bank for 500 dollars arc il circulation, 50 we'll
executed as almost to escape the scrutiny of
those who are well acquainted with the genu-
inc notes. gang Of oounterfeiters from tie
North is said to be lurking in the City.
The Bank Of the United States has declared
dividend of two per centum on its capital stock
for the last six months.
II appears BY the late census, that the num-
Der OF slaves III the United States Is ,531 .435;
foreigners not naturalized, 1855; persons
engaged in agriculture, 2065 400 il com
merce, ~ 367 ; and in manufactures and me-
chanic arts, SAC, 247.
The stall. in the Fulton Market. New-Yoik,
were disposed Of, by auction, one day last
week, for five years, at al annual rent OF more
than $4,000. One stall brought an annual
rent Of $3.50, and only two were rented at
lesss than $50.
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Put yourselves always the place you to nure
noy, and you viii not offend them
good Book and good Woman excellent things for
how justly appreciate their value. Thrre however who ge
Of both from the beauty or lie corrrag.
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THE TREASURY OF MAINE FOR THE POLITICAL
1.-THE Receipts into the Treasury for the last political year. a
mount the gross Of
$lOT.4S2 81,
which has been disposed herein pointed by the Treas
urer:
1921,
Paid on the Roll of the House Of Representatives:
Session o. May, 1920, S1O.7OI rs
Session of January 1921, 22,35O rs S33,O52 Sol
Paid on the Roll of the Senate:
Session Of May, 1920, 1,7O6
Session of Jan. 1921, 1875 5,581
Paid on the Roll of the Council, for the
First Session, of June, 1920, 600 SO
Second Session, Aug 3O4
Third Session, Nov. :" 922
Fourth Session, Dec 81
Fifth Session, Jan. 1921 1870
Sixth Session, May, 9o7 so
ScventhsSession" g lO8 so
Eighth Session. July" 12S
Ninth Session. Oct I" It's
Tenth Session, Dec" 124 3,193 so
Paid on Resolves and Appropriations:
To Dowdon College, $500
g Medical School, $500
- " Waervlle College, 500
Costs in Criminal Prosecutions
To Treasurer of York County, 219 10
Kennebcc CO. 1855 IS
" Hancock 1910 90 3,876 OF
To the Board of Jurisprudence by Re
solves of 10 and 81 March, 1921:
To Prentiss MelIen, 291 &C
Nm IL Treble, 291 sc
n Weston if. 266 66
VIM B. Sewas sec'y $50 1893 SO
To the Commissioners under the Act of Separation
to treat with Massachusetts, for the purchase of
Public Lands and by Resolve Of 81 March,
1921:
To Benz. ]. Porter, 500
James Bridge, 500
Lohrop Lewis 275
n. Emery, IA
ID. Rose, "a 1923
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TREASURY OF MAINE.
T&RASURRRaS REPORT

TIRE ASIrIaRR9S REPQRTe
House Of Representatives., January 9Th, 1922
JOSEPH c. BOYD, Esq. TREASURER OF STATE OF MAINE.
DEAR SIR,
Please furnish the COMMITTEES whom is committed the
port OF the Joint Committee of the Hon. Senate and House.
appointed to examine the Treasure account copy of
voucher you have for every item, composing the dbed
in your account.
Respectfully, YourObt Serv't.
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Paid Interest on the State Debt, by Resolve of
March 10, 1921:
On Convention Notes, eos 80
Loan, % june 1890, 945 1773 b
Paid on Roll of Miscellaneous Accounts for
1890, by Resolve of % June, 1929 81
Roll OF same Accounts for 1921, by Re-
solve of March %, 3487 90 4s17 8e
Paid Roll Of Military Accounts by
Resolve of 90 March, 1920, 3486 50
Paid the Adjutan General amount of
Roll of Court-Martial at Bucksport
by Resolve February "a, 1921 1918 20 1890 9:
Paid the Committee the Valuation
by resolve Of Z February, 1921, ooo1 &c
Paid the Electors of President and ce-President,
by Resolve of 90 June 1890 1879
Paid on the Roll Of Paupcr Accounts mot com
peted) by Resolve of % March, 1921 1876 81
Balance carried to Account January 1922
being the actual amount of Cash in the Trea-
surers hands on the 81 December 1921 e7O3 g.
Dollars 1O7,482 s.
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CHAIRMAN THE COMMITTEE or
THE House., ON THE TREAsUEERs AccouNTs,
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GENERAL STATEMENT
OF THE
: Receipts and Expenditures

TIE TREASURY OF MAINE FOR THE POLITICAL YEAR
The Receipts into the Treasury for the last political year.
the gross Of
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Respectfully, Your obi. Serv't.
DUDLEY TODD, Per order

TREAsURER's OFFICE, }
Portland, 10 January, 1921. !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16

10 he established nil. d. eg,. SEM c.,he s.,,
European Powers. =,
| "BERLiN, Feb. l4--Tha t,.cst .j-cov,,s
from st. Petersbufgh bring the following pa.
iicuIars:
Numerous conferences are held !, tba
Hotef of the minister for foreign Affairs. r,s
peciinS Turkey. Baron Strpgonoii's IS prrsent
~ These councils, and seems ~ have great IN
hnei'ce. Htany couriers were dispatched
some I" me head quarters 'nf the Russian ar.
nies, and Others with dispatches TO tl.r ms
sian ambassadors aud ministers at G,rr;y,
Courts. Some ai,f's de camp, and other ST.
perior officers from the South Of RUSSIA, have
arrived at ~. Petersburg. The prnfnund.si
secresy Is observed, -bnth With regard 10 th,.
diplomatic negotiations and the military dis
POSITIONS A Turkish agent is said t6 ~.
arrived at 1'eheran, TO arrange all The djacr
ences between the Porte and PERSIA
N!r. Coke viii lead to the lymcDeal altar.
Tomorrow, Lady Ann krppel, sfcon;i ,i,,iyt,-
Ter OF Inc Eaii OF Aibermarle. T'h. ecrc,no-
ny VIII be performed by the Bishop tr Nor
wich' at ms Lordship's house in St. .shm~s's-
square The b,itiegTOOm, wc under s:hnd. is
in his seventy fourth year /; the brid,, in her
twenty -first
Erfrdrt GA lete, from Lirerpoo!, datcd lie Isl
.Hurck.
FLoUR-The demand for exparts dunn
the past month has continued very limited,
and the expectation which now prevails l;n.is
ing from something that has trauspired from
our government on the subject) that the direct
intercourse between the United States and Nh,
Bfftlth West Indies will be resumed ere long.
has had depressing influence on the market.
as IN the event of such measure being adopt
ed 1t would greatly curtail the vent for iIo,r
here The prices asked are from 81 TO Qes.
per barred for Philadelphia hut there being
but very few buyers at these prices. shin
ments continue TO he made by tile importers TO
tte BrSzils, w. Indies, &c.
PARIS, Feb. 24.-9Ytere is an intercstine
trial between Cornts Bertrand and Monihnlr-,
on ifs ore SIDE, and NJ. Laftie, The banker,
on the other, r,hiiyc 81 their claims tn receive
from the latter ia pursuance of !cstimcn,ary
disposition Of Bunaparls, a large SIM whirl,
HE EX-Emperor had deposited IN his hands.
In justice to NJ. Lafltr, we Should add. thai
he refuses TO Yield up The money, merely f.
obt;E'n the decision of the tribunals for ms
indcmnilcaion. The most cssioiis circ,I y
stance in this trial is. that Ike Cnurt, at iha
request of the Law Officer III The Crnyyn
ordered this cause To lee heard with closed
doors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16
THIRD ViRGINTAD.

IL Meeting Of Citizens of Norfolk, convened acreea
bly, To public notice, WILLIAM CAMMACK was
called TO the Chair, and JomS MYERs appointed
Secretary. The folio sing Preamble and HesoIu-
lions were adopted, unanimously -
Whereas, at meeting of Citizens from
various parts OF the State, held at James
TOwn, on the 18th of May, 1907, it was resorv-
ed, that in COMMUNICATION OF the landing OF
our Forefathers, at that place, Convention,
under the title Of 4" ViKGfNIAD," should
take place on every succeeding five years =
And whereas, the Citizens of the Borough OF
Norfolk, deeply impressed with the necessity
Of perpetuating those iaudable and patriotic
sentiments, which the occasion is calculated
to inspire, tending to cultivate that national
ardOr aud distinction, which this State has
hitherto sustained. Therefore, be il
ReSolred, That suitable arrangements be
made for the celebration of the approaching
Virginiad, and that a Committee be- appointed
to carry into effect the foregoing object.
Resoiued, That Robert .frcher, 7hos Gate
rood, lillian G.. Shields, John .;fuers, and
WiiYiam Henfsy be Committee TO correspond
with the Committees appointed from tn,
other Districts of the State /; and to take al
other measures that may be required, in fur.
ihcrance Of the above resolutions, and give no
tice in the public papers.
Resolrcd, That the Officers Of the Army
and Navy Of the United States, on this Sta
ti0n, he invited to unite in the commemora.
ton.
Resoiced, That the celebration take place
on tue { 9Th May next, in conformity with th,
proceedings of the meeting Of our fellow c;ii
zcns IT William burg.
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STOP TIE THIEF


STOLEN from the subscriber one mile from Roines, f.,
- vern. in Cumberland county on the 10Th Of ApriI to-,
white spots on her back, and her hind white inS
the left the other has white hairs around her len
one little darker than the other Any person who viii
deliver secure them where The can ret fIrr IN
Of Amelia, pursuing on ihotgh Ties were aiming To-
Richmond, where think they were ta.ep In ars scld
April 10. ir HENRY r. RkNSuNg
NIRGlNIAs Al Iperor Court of Clrancery hrlder .,
1911 ' ." " juno
Nathaniel Anderson, pm
Ag@st
Henry Banks, M
This brought hither BY scrii6rar from the IInsir
our OF nc cuy OF hchmond was this day heard tie i
anNwereHhbis examinations fwnesseSanJa reptt ~ ID
commissioner Of sale appointed 10y TIC said court and W.
ut e ~ Solsfi AndI" nhrdsnprrov ing of the
OF proceeding ~ The caSr,H had in the Hastings (o h
cau'e that c0frt lid suffer the reptgt of he ~ m
~ ,o We onn Term 'or exceptions enl also bccarse
ohh WIS NOT alOwet to The defendant lbs GRO.
Prrty before he stand ofccloscd; AMI being I OBI
,on that instead ofte rulings witch were aor's
H W thS coui AZ the instance Of the said defendant
had then moved 10 aside the nteordiorv decree t
u''inss Court for irreguIariy shoud have brn dom
hu as ne has suffered much el.psr il sbod uo,
depend upon The Of accounts reportcJ m
that court for IL the proceedings had correct IN ~
time they might long stree ba,c been reproted n IL e5
becn necessary doth therefore aduer order and -c.
without confirming rejecting the report ~ the snle M
Robert Pollard that one oT the OF ,s cose
examine tie report made by Alexander Buebanen an
any errors which NV appear Il, The ss,o" ,J ts,, ~
sane commissioner stgte ary matter thought pertinent NV
himself required v either panty to t frr6r To- hc ~
stated and maxi report therecfto the m order
Acopy-Te'te, ww.HENINo &C.
Cep,p.i,asner', oGc,, Rsl,-,.s 81 Aform Ill., 1872.
The parties Interested desired 10 take nocr iiai
have appointed The 18Th day Of June next examine '
day ~ o'clrrk a. W. they required y, Send "a Il.
Sc' 70 ~. cry Win COPY oitLe sad reports ahd rs
,.sn AMOS lam, NJ -,
AP'i IT, t'o~VHf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16
THIRD VIRGINIAD

Atan adjourned meeting ofthe citizens Of VIII.
amsburs, the students OF William 4 Mmy College.
aud the inhabitants OF the neighI,oring counties
convened at The Raleigh Tavers Alonday, Sti A.
pri, 1922, for the purpose of making Arrangements
for celebrating the third Vrginad ri Iamestown-I
Leroy Anderson in the ohnir, and Jamcs Lee, secre-
tary:
Resotred unanimously, that dis meeting lot create,
convenience, he adjourned forthwith to the Court
house IN this city.
Having re-assemihed At the Courthouse Robert
Anderson from the committee Of cUFcspomlGncc. e
porte rs follOwsf
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By The GorcrH0r 81 the Commonwealth 0f Virgi,,iJ
A PROCLAMATlON

TVHERElS it has been satisfactorily made known 70 The
w Executive that most atrocou murder was commit,
ted on The 18th ut NJ Evansham, ia The county of yt
on The Body OF oslua Anderson; by certain phlo Pardre
and that Che said Pardce has led fIst:ce and Is nav,
going at large: In'e therefore thought IT. with lie
OF the council Of state, Ia offer reward ii TWO HIN
phEp OUTLAWS u any person or persons who SHALL ~
Prehend The said Parder, and convey him 10 The county "a
Wythe aforesaid and do moreover require officers civ IL
ana military ah exhou tue good people of the common
wealth 2use Their best ende"yors TO apprchcnd the
faree that ne may e dealt with as the law directs.
Given under hand rs Governor, under IN. scsl
- the Comm snwenIte At Richmond, this 12i.I dnv {
(Sea0 Apr'l, one thousand eight hundred twenty-five
~ TIL NJ. RANDOLPH.
u Fhilo Pnrlee was born in Connrccu is about feet
or inches high, complexion rather candy; arcc Ion
nose rather big 1T the point very small eyes deep snnke
IN ms head light brown hair, little sandy fond Of drinL
Nsood blacksmith has lately obtained patent fer wotkin
cast Steel and will probably attempt TO sell the secret in
others as he passes through the country.
ApriI rs.
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SIlElLlEF5S SALE

WILL DC sold Ta,rsdny ner. fah inst nv tl,c SHERIFF
w otChestcrfeL, 10 satisfy execution Of John Archer,
against dWaui w: Trent, deceased all the household AMI
kitchen furniture Of said Trent his late residence in Man
Thesi'r also Irgc quantity Of qnared rock aud stone.
lying near The tell house of Trens Bridge consisting
collar jams door and window ssteps curb aud hu,lin
tore. tts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16

,,,.,, - IcoMMUNfcATED.
kDl-onthe list inst at his residence in the CITY
Williamsburg, after protracted and painful
9 hve months, (Which he bore with fortitude
When vacuum is produced society by the loss of ono
81 its most worthy and valuable citizens easy task 20
suppress The poignant feelings thus created ut hen the
will OF providence leaves the anabc wife and tender oh
spring widow and orphans then the syipathes of our
nature enlisted IN their alctiono ameiorte their sorrows
viewing Mr. Coke in all the relations social and moral
me IN which he stood eninenty respected actonate
ana tender husband, an induigen parent kind negbor
anu humane MASTER II may truly bc said, family and
society generally have sustained rrepaable loss; ana
their greatest consolation will trust in I'M "A bo IL has
in his wisdom pleased no innct the wound. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16
VIRGINIA ELECTTONS

FOR HOUSE OF Delegates.
CG'cne-Ioln H. Iernard 2 Stafford N. Parheri c3i-
. William W. Dickinson 2i2--Msjor John 1ioomcs Al.
CdnPbsf-William Al Ri,es 23 Wm c. McAllisies 2S7-
Burton 2is, Clark 20.
,sTeensrtHe--John ID. Hlacln, Richard Stewart.
Iasiie noiug- - Fisher,f Thuna. ChanibersF
Monty tieryN Is. Charlton 49, Geo IIancorkf SsG
. Henry Edmui'lson 35i, Joseph II. Town.,sts.
het hent-John r. Christian 201. Richard Graves i7e-
VIM RntrliGe, jr. III, WIN. y. Clopton 7a, Meredith
Wm Browne o.,
nnlsemond-John G. Cohoon. Josiah NIurdauph.t
NoTthn,apton-John " Strat,on James s. Turncr &C.
William Dunton ~. -.
pri"e Georgs-Fsancis +. Riyes James Y Teinpie.i
Penditton-rbomas IIopkinsi Thomas Jones'
Poeoh0ntns--Icin tiiliiand,i Levi Moorc.i
stoekbfidge-John Bower 1876 William Tavlort f4O-Coj
Chapman johnson 222)
hnSseJames Caldwsi 2i3, William Price 13i-Tohn Jes-
see i72, Joseph McFailane i16-Geo Robinson rs.
Stsser-kichard Epes, j. M. Smihi
ShenandoahCo noSes Walton 5i3 Col Samuel nars "A,
-. $. Spengler $751;
7 Not Of the last Legislature.
:, SENATE.
Robert Aliens majority i'm Shenandoah 6ta
Doctor narrisons majority in Rockingham Go,
Aliens majority in the district 257
We seize eehres, opportunity publish the LIST No
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Ms. Joa'@'d Hopkins, "a behq!f Of hers.lT and
INV e Me n,"'t ciRa"cn n WWn'n Ho,kins, deceased
I'AhE UOtire that Thursday the 10th lav of MAJ 1se7
at the 'nse.n Of hngh french in the county OF awIa
Waikns and others, hes read evidence in st denen
Ing in the superior court Of chanery the Rchmons M
ct in which John Hopkins and Others arr. plniuT and
Rcinr Nosfley and others crtdantsanl shall con-
nur from day to day, il required 10 take The det,tins
aforementioned. RICHARD Mos kLEY and Other =
ElPIlI 70 ~ WV Defendants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16

On the eth inst. the City of Boston proceed
ed to the election of her. first Mayor. The
papers say, that II. G. Otis (now u. S. Sena-
tory is the federal candidate and Josiah
Quincy was nominated by what is denominaisd
the middling political interest" The votes
were for Quincy 1855, Otis 1863, scattering
5G9.-No majority no election. Mr.. Quincy,
and a friend of Mr.. Otis, have respectively
Withdrawn their names from the canvass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16
FIF'TY DOLLARS HF(VNRD -

n 3
RUNAWAY, on Saturday, (6 inst negro man Vi FoRGF
rom . 10 80 years of age, ship carpenter y tyn,
soni huiIt thick lips, and shows his very plain b.
taking-as lately lad Of his thumbs mashed and Ion
The nail-has also Two sears his head had on whe
lie Went away brown cloth Goat and blue pantaloons n .
was raised in Portsmouth,, Va. and brought hi, nnce
The steam boat by Mr. Joseph Oscprn. The owe reward
VIII he paid for apprehcEding and securing said negro or
~ This state, rs wnbin lie same sectAed so Thar
get him nean line addressed this place will be-
Immediately attended to-Ai persons forbid barber
ing or employing Said egro. CHARLES HA1'SsEFu
Richmnnd, April IL. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16

Capt kearney of the U. S. brig Enterprise
writes "off Cape Antonio, 9TH March" to Com
Patterson, New Orleans, that on that morning
his boats had succeeded in capturing -four
boats and two launches" (sloop rigged)-that
the crews oftle beats "landed and took them
in creek; and that he had subsequently
sent 4" a guard of marines to assist the party to
apprehend the pirates on Shore" loft Cape
Antonio.)
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Resoisee, That the proceedings ofthis nicct.
ing be published in the newspapers uftliis town
WM. CAMNACK, Chairman.
JouS MyERs, .Secry.
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miles, is hailed with peculiar pleasure by a
Philadelphian.
There are twelve arks more 70 be expected
down hereafter. Am. ID. .4dr.