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\ Summary of Phisi0ogy--By F. Magendie Doctor of
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The Two Foscari, a Tragedy, BY Lord Byron-63cts.
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Odqffee the Oucast, Dramatic Poem, by Samuel b. ii.
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History OF America w
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A Memoir of The RISE progress, and present state Of
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Percy Anecdotes from No to IL inclusive, each so 80
Ten Years Exile Of Mad DE Stael 20
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The Life of Mary, Queen of Scots, 2 vols 8vo 00
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WILMINGTON, FRIDAY, 10 APRIL, /
TO THE PUBLIC.

WHEREAS, my name, without my consent knowledge,
or appreciation has been affixed printed paper in cir
cuaton in this Borough, purporng to be Sale of very
valuable
Real and Personal Property.
THIS THEREFORE, is to notify those who may be setll.
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TO THE CHESAPEAKE .aWD DELAWARE
C.a.N.aL COMPANY.

IN pursuance of the provisions conaned the Charter
and of resolution passed unanimously, at general meet
ing of the propretors, the 18th of February, instant
than 500 Proprieors being present or represented
by pro1y,
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RECEIPTS with great alacrity and cheerfuness.
April S, 1922.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
From the Nationai Intsaigsnce,.l
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
FRIDAY, JANUARY \, 1922.
IN SENATE


The President of the Senate communica-
ted letter from the Secretary of the Treasu-
~, covering a report from the Director of the
Mint, of assays of various foreign coiis and
the communication was read.
The resolution submitted yesterday by Mr..
Witiia,ns, of Mississippi, was taken up and
agreed tn.
The Senate proceeded To the appointment
of a committee on its part, IN pursuance OF a
resolution adopted few days ago for the APP
pointment of Joint committee to take into
consideration the rules and orders relative Ia
the transaction of business between the two
Houses and Messrs. King, Of ". York, I'D
con, aud GaiHdrd, were appointed the said
COMMITTEE ON the part of the Senate.
Mr.. Knight submitted the following fesoIl-
ton for consideration;
hesoiced, That a committee he appointed TO H-
qure into the poprciy Of reducing the compensation
Of the Members of the Senate, Members of the House
OF Representatives of the Uniied States, and Dale
rates of Territories, and all other officers in each
The Executive Departments and Post Office Establish
meni and that said committee have leave report
by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Noble presented memorial from
number of citizens of the state Ut Indiana, pray
ing the passage Of an act TO establish AN ,u
form system Of Bankruptcy.
Mr. Chandler presented on Wednesday
imilar petition from sundry inhabitants o
Wiscasset, in Maine.
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10

But what is most striking to us in this az
fair, is the success with which the British
bankers have guled our wise men, and pro-
found money dealers in the U. States. The
Colombian stock is now in the London emu
meration. Their sagacity it must be confessed
entitled them TO the success which they have
obtained ; but it isa fact, nevertheless, that is
iraught with matter for reflection. G.4,roru.
Eatruct eta letter from respectable source, ofa late
date from 81. Fe de Bagota.
DIR. Boin,ui, agent for Barings of London has
rented from the government of CoioniLii the salt
works at SignfaYnra, for 20 years, for the sum OF
two millions OF dollars TO he paul in advance and Is
now treating 10 take The naionoi debt, amounting 10
about TN az and haf millions Of doiiIs at per cent
interest. This is very favorable for the country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
By letter frun, fl.. sI,Ilirlf A,I.lile. ri "a,

BY letter ffunn the T'Iiird Auditor to the
comptroller of the U. s. Treasury, it appears
that the amount in his Office, of unsettled ac-
counts, or on which balances appear to be
due for more than three years on the both of
Sept. 1890, has been reduced during the past
year from 8 15,3l7,880 81 to 5,724,7I0 "a
This reduction has been effected as follows
LIST. BY the final settlement of
many accounts, aud the par
tial settlement of numerous
Others, $3.50, 3o4 65
Cd. BY refundments madeto the
Treasury, which, agreeably to
law, are to be carried 10 the
credit of the surplus fund, 1886 50
Sd. BY credits To persons who
have obtained verdicts in suits
instituted against them G9,Ol8 GO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
SPANISH HIDES, WTiIsKEY, COFFEE,
10 MANUFACTURERS OF COTTON


sEHE Apponatox Company have at their Locks, in the vi
n cnity of PetergYg Va two situations which they nink
very eligible for erecting and woOen factory At
each site there is n feet fall Of in quantity suf
Gent 20 drive machinery any extent that might he
wanting We think the situation as cotton factory is
dered eligible from the circumstance that the country
trading 70 Petersburg raise aud furnish that market with
abundant supply Of cotton, and purchase in exchange
large Quantity of cotton cloth As WOOL the country Dor
dcring Appomaitox river and trading to Petersburg,
raise considerable quantity for domestic At present
there are wooen factories in this section Of country that
we have knowledge or And there being regular de-
mand, IL considered object farmer raise
than can be manufactured in by his do
nsestsc but think supply might be obtained n there
wasaregular demand for few years In the mean time
we would render the terms OF lease accommodating
Upon the whole consider these situations having
cuar advantages They high dry and comnodou be-
ing 60 or 30 feet above the river with sufficient power
wafer where those who raise and send the materials
VIII furnish steady demand f,r the manufactured fabrics.
Is believed that not half the passing these falls
WI be wanting for the purposes above referred oshoUd
nus be the TACT the person leasing the situation will be NJ
liberty to employ the balance ofthe water in drifting mills
or any other machinery Any person wishing 60 lease these
situations viii apply to Daniel r. Allen, cler Of the Upper
Appomattox Company residing the Dasnat Petersburg.
- ~ A. MORTON. ". N. VkNABLE
Jsuuarv - P - ca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
NEW FASHIONS.

Just received and now opening at the Store of MARY
- SOuTlGATE, an extensive assortment Of Hats Bat-
of the ashons To be surpassed ueaness
elegance among them are black and white Legborn,
velvet and bonnets, chncbla beaver hats great
variety OF feathers of the hanomest and fashionable
colors plaid ribbons braids curs white wreaths
head ornamens waddng and trimming pelisses; hair
and izettes capes colarcts and corcits
CAESAR, Russia and antique oil which greatly contribute
the elegance of Ie head well the color -
ourks Of Tyre for changing light color,
hair to dark brown black and other articles
Millinery line too numerous tn enumcrate.
On lun.i few ready made PELISSESAll Of which She
is determined dispose of the terms for
cash
lie ghorn Straw Bonnets cleaned, died trimmed
GJMANTUA-MAKINGd done III the newest fash HONS and
at the shortest notice.
November 10. 55-tf
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measure appears reasonable.
PIRATES SENTENCED

CHARLESTON, Dec. Sl.-At Savannah, on
Friday the 28th instant eight prisoners, viz.
John Whife, Robert Wessaus, George Tucker,
John .Hurtia, Pierre .iInuraur, Solomon Lido
,cick, Thomas Hall, and John Lioyai, were cali
ed up to receive the sentence of the law, in
the United States Circuit Court held at that
place. A motion was made by the counsel
Tor The accused in arrest of Judgment ON the
ground OF iyormaEty in the Indictment and
sentence but the argument WAS overr1i.ed by
Judge Johnson,who then proceeded to pass the
awful sentence. 1t is said his address TO the
prisoners was short and unstudied but its
impression was greatly heightened by the feel
inS manner IN which II was uttered. The oc-
casion alone would render the solemn award
ofJustice AN appealmore eloquent in substance
than In language. The prisoners, il is added
ieitit one of them tainted away with that sick
ness of the heart which shuts out hope -: and,
generally, their languor of muscle and des-
pairing looks evinced the horror ofthat irving
moment. One man, however, (Solomon Lo-
dowick) listened to his fate without any appa-
rent emotion, and when the first w edaesday
IN April was named as the day of ignominious
death, he smiled, and in retiring, declared Inc
would die contented, if he could only he re-
yenged on his accusers ICity Cas.
The Florida Gazette of the 10th ult. says,we
| understand that Mr.. Worthington, Secretary
and acting Governor of East Florida, has re-
| quested two distinguished members of Con
gress, especially to attend to the affairs of this
! province, viz: William Pinkney, senator from
Maryland, and Cesar Augustus Rodney, re-
preventative from the-statc Of Delaware
In the case of Capt. KEARNLY, Officers and
! Crew, brought before the District Cont OF
South Carolina, sitting in Charleston on the
| 26th December, concerning the amount Of sal.
| wage they were entitled to for the capture o.
the piratical vessels lately brought Into thai
port, Judge Drayton decided that their pro-
portion was one half Of the nett proceeds o
the vessels, and one quarter of the nett pro
ceeds of the cargo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
AN ISLAND FOR SALE.

virtue of deed Of trust by Richard Mungs,
~ for purposes therein expressed bearing date the 18Th
ay OF January 1920, aud Of record in the clerks Office Of
eDewa county Virginia, viii he sold for CASH Kenbawa
Courthouse, Va o. Ms second Monday ~ dpr ne4t
o. aid Wing and being IN the county Of Kenhaws, being
island near the mouth OF Cabin creek, containing twenty
I'VE acres more o. less Such title Is vested in
trustee viii be conveyed 70 the purchaser.
GEORGE BIXON, Trustee.
Dfsemrfr<~. 0c-Si2w
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G9,OlS 90
so,573,l7o o.

Since the Office has been established the ac-
counts on which balances appeared to be due,
have been reduced from upwards of |ony-three
to less than Sir millions. The auditor states
that the residue could more easily be balanced,
II the accounting officers were authorised to
settle the accounts on the production of the
best evidence each case would admit of, and
such as would probably he received in courts
of justice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10

10y virtue OF deed Of trust executed by DIR. John Adams
~ and Margaret his wife, 10 the subscriber and John r.
Jones rSho since dea bearing date the 18th day OF No
vember 1913 and Of record in the clerks oce of the
ny court of Goochnd the payment of given
on that day by the said John Adams and endorsed by Sam
ue 6. Adams and Zachara Brooks. and nv request Mon
Robinson Pleasints, the assignee OF said Brooks,
will be sold by the subscriber in front Of the Eagle Hotel
the city OF Richmond, Thusdoyth 3ist day Of this month";
ut ~ o'clock for ready equal and undivided
Dioiety of all the DOVER COAL WORKS in The Of
toochland being the which bequeathed by Col.
Richard Adams, the elder, his three with all
The privileges and appurtenances thereto attached in
wise belonging. j. H. EUSTACE.
ID.
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IN De Sold to The Highest Bidder,

TUESDAY, the 18th OF January inst. f fair-if not
" the fair day. in the county Of Hanover in the neigh
borood Of Maur tioodall credit OF and three
all the lands belonging hc Martin Baker
deceased supposed 10 be about thousand but lies
in different tracts. Also valuable Grt Mill, Grassy
Swamp, which will he sold on the credit.
At abe same time md place will be sold few likely Me-
GROES, ON a credit vi Twelve months.-rhe above sale
will take place al the mill.
MARTIN BAKER, Martin Baker,
WILLIAM BAKER, ) decreased
january
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

MISS B0GGS will continue her school for the instruction
Sl young ladies the ensuing year, the residence
The subscriber in the county of Louisa The pupils will he
ing, writing, arithmetic English gramnar and geography
with the of the globes The school will conpence
the 18th of January and terminate the December,
with vacation one month in the The price of
board and tuition Che young ladies finding their bed
clothing and ioweI will be 10 onehalf payable in all
vance. FREDERICK HAVRIS.
ar There vacancies in Miss Doggss school for three
young ladies. +. H.
l..
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~ The ENQUIRER is publishedtwice week. general
" and week during the session OF the State Lee
the heretofore Fare Dollars
num- payable in advance Notes OF clarered
guarantee the safety Of RENTING them by mail the postage
Of all letters being paid by the writers.
rr M paper will be discontinued [but Mt the discretion
of the Editors, until all arrearages have been paid
II Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ Ono square, isss-First Insertion, as cens-each
continuance, so cents
No inserted until has either paid
for assumed by person this city, its cnvrons
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of administration and public service, shall be
framed as soon as possible.
7.This decree shall only continue in force
and vigor until a meeting of the Representa-
tives of he Peruvian nation takes place, who
will then determine on the form and mode of
government.
Given in Lima, Sd August, 1921, ed of the
Liberty of Peru.
JOSE DE SAN MARTIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
HOUSE or EEPREsENTATjVEs.

Among the petitions presented this day,
we're two by Mr.. .Ntlson, of Nd. praying that
Z he aid Of Congress may be extended 10 the
Ian therein sci forth for tie Improvement Of
h navirltlo1 of ilie Potomac.
Mr.. Bald,cin, from the committee Of manu-.
tAtstrs, ,ele0in vas referred 50 much OF TIE
Presidcnt', Message as relates to manufactures
and the promotion Of the national ilGusuy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
SOUTH AMERICA.
From the New Haven Herald.l

nm From the New Haven Heraldl
Inc following confirmation of the impor-
!ant rumours from Lima, sc. lately published
IN this paper, has been furnished us by Don
DAVID c. De FoREsr, Consul General of tbs
hepuDhc OF BuenOs Ayres, resident in this CT
ty.
"NEw HAVEN, Dec. 90, 1891.
!" Gentlemen-I have Just received, forward
ca TO me from BuenOs Ayres,l No of the
government Gazette, of Lima, published af-
Ter the entry of Gen. San Martin, with the
l.IbeIatng Army, giving u detailed account of
tue proceedings OF the people ofthat CITY of
hlnSs, by whichitappears,th that a great number
OF the most respectable citizens, including
some eight or ten n0blemen of great wealth
and the Archbishop, had assembled in Con-
gress, as Representatives of the city and pro-
vince, and declared for absolute Independence.
nave Also received, published in the
oazettes OF Buenos Ayres,) the official COM
mun!cations from Gen. SanMartin, to the chief
magistrates of Buenos Ayres and Chill, inform
ing them that the Liberafing Army, under his
command, entered the capital of Peru ON the
10th of July; that the Vice Roy, with the
European troops, had previously retired in the
airecton OF the mountains, and were followed
by his cavalry and light troops and that the
Castle OF Callao, the fort, a few miles from
LIma,) was held by about 500 of the enemy's
troops-was closely besieged by land and
water and was expected to surrender ia
few days.
The reports respecting the state of things
IN Peru, being now confirmed, there does not
remain doubt in my mind, but all the
Spanish part of this vast continent, from the
southern boundary of the U. States, to Cape
Horn being at this time, under the controul
of its native inhabitants.
"Vcry respectfully, Sc.
"DAVID c. DE FOREST"
MeSsrS. Graz & Heirif
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DISSOLUTION

FUIIE Coparnershp heretofore existing under firm
Il of w. 4. DICKINSON, j, this day dissolved by
tuai consent Either Of tie undersigned is nuhotized
settle the business
WM w. DICKINSON,
December 20, 1921. THoS T. DICKINSON.
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GOALS

GOALS.
Y1iiIE Commissioners of the Navy will receive, til the
Goth January, 1922, proposals furnish such quantity
OF the best Virginia other Goals be required for
the use of the Navy at the following stations,
Norfolk, New York,
Washington, Boston, and
Philadelphia, Portsmouth, n. III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
FOR RENT.

FOX RENT,
- The Broad Rock Farm and Race
IlsM Field, containing $50 of Land, situated in
ls.ll2 Chesterfield cruny, about 81 miles from Man.
chester There excellent dwelling houses upon the
farm, which there Is attached fine garden with
requisite FOR tile convenience and comfort family.
The other house originally inlepdedas tavern, is s-
aed immediately upon the main road il very convenient
the course, and might be used either
DIV cling house.
Persons wishing vewhe premises call
on JAMES LYLE.
Richmond, December 90. s7--if
SPANISH HIDES, WIfISKEY, COFFEE,
WE ARE TO-DAY RECEIVING
zoo Spanish Ok Hides, of the largest size and
i~sss quality
70 i bbls. Penn. whistey
And expect to receive during the present week,
1000 Spanish Dry Hides, of the common size,
Of good qt,aliiy--Also,
100 bags of Green Coffee.
For sale ON accommodating terms, by
HALSTON & PLEASANTS.
January foam
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The subscribers, under tie firm of DICKINSON & TIM
DERLAhE, viii transact general Commission Business.
THO: I. DICKINSON,
bee. 20. 67--2m DIXON fIMBERLAKE.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10

Bank IF Virgifiia, january z, 1899.
TI1lE president and directors this declared di-
vdend of two and three quarters per on the capt.
tai of the bank which gives the stakeholder per
share payable ON the 18th instant.
January Q. Tt VIM. DANpRIDGE. Cnshier.
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DRY GOODS.

purchased the best terms which Will be disposed
by wholesale retail reduced prices for cash
proved paper. JEREMIAH u JAMES KYLE.
= December s. eff
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THE SuBSCKIBERS

THE OU DioChIbEItSo
- RESPECTFULLY inform their and the public,
that they have Of their establishments
Norfolk: that remaining in Richmond which formerly did
business in the OF James Kyle Co. will in future he
conducted under the firm of j. j. KYLE. They respect
fully request that the OF the former
will continue call at the remaining establishment where
they will at all times find
n peru Erfensire assortment of Euncu &. Sf1nle
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From the Baltimore .4n,erican.l
For the translation of the following impor-
tant paper, the editors are indebted to the at
tention OF friend who has heretofore placed
them under similar obligations. 1t is taken
from me Santa .Hartha Gazette of the 18th
Nov. 1921.