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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
rron THE NArlovah rsvrLL,eGxcrs
COMMERCE. OF TIE U. STATES

COMMERCE. OF TIE y. STATES.
a very interesting document was trans
mitted To Congress, few DAYS ego, consist.
ing of sta;er-erts shaving tie commerce and
y RviGai Of he United Srate.: for the year
ending the 50rh September, 1921. These
statements Gge prepared IN conformity 10 the
provision OF what is Familiarity called Mr.,
Sanicrds' l1w-so termed because he was
the father of it. The document will make
almost volume. The following letter,
however. presents the leading facts to be de.
rived from It: lke most important of which
is that the exports from the United States,
tor the year ending the GOth September.
1921, ezceedeG the imports 10y turo millions
four Hundred tiouSand Guitars.
TREASURY DEPARTMEwT,
january 2Ja, 1922.
SIR. In conformity ~rih the provisions of
the act of the 10Th of February, 1920, emit.
tied 'Esn act to provide for obtaining accu.
rate statements Of the foreign commerce of
the Unised States" have the honor 10 sub
nit The following V,tatements, Showing the
commerce and Navigation Of the United
S'etes, for the year ending the 50lh Sep
TENDER. 1921, viz
LIST. 4 general s,a,emsnt Of The quantity
and value Of merchandise imported into the
U'i'ed States
"a. 4 summary statement oF the same.
3D. 4 genera statement of the QUANTITY
and value Of don este articles exported.
9TH, general statement Ct the quantity
end value ri foreign articles exported.
5ih s. 9Th. Seminary statements of the
value OF domestic and foreign articles ex-
pored.
7,h a general statistical view Of the com.
merce ard navigation of Tie United States
ard
9Th 4 general statement of the amount Of
American and foreign tonnage, employed in
the foreign trade of the United States.
From The outgoing statements it appeors
that the imports have amounted II 500, $50,
IA, of which amount S5S.O25 500. were
imported in American vessels, and Sl55n,
S25 in foreign vessels: That III, exports
havPamouDtcd to SOL 97i G32, Of which Si3
81 1911 were don sIic. and S2ITiO7OO
FIR ign articles: That $Gt,iS5 ~ we're
exported in Anne ICen and 81 200 622 in
8 foreign vessels: That sos, OoS American
I tonnage ehercJ the ports of the United
States, and SS0},9i7 cleared from them :;
and that SSl526 foreign tonnage entered.
and SS5 373 cleared from the ports Of the
United Stats.
have The honor TO remain, Sir. your
mos, obe3ient servant
WILLIAM II CRAWFORD.
TIE Hoao,dbie Tire Sp AK Of HE
| Ho"fc II heg; "vcut3',rry-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09

The Supreme Court Of the United States
me- at the Court Room in the Capitol, on
yesterday, pursuant to law, AID comm ercea
Its S sion. There were presenr Chief iusr
lice 1IcrShaU, and Associate Judges Hash
instom Livingston, 2oda, Story and
D"UaN, Judge Johnston, we learn, ex-
rected every day, so that the bench will be
full, Nat. Int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
FROM ST, DOMINGO

Capt. Greenman, arrived at Nsvpcg.
from Port Plat, reports that the iIayti.s
flag wa. hoisted at that place on the lst o.
Jan. When Capt. 9. sailed, the place was
in state of fevo ution, aud tho whites were
in daily fear Of a massacre from he black -
The whole of the Spanish part of ST. Doc
rningo Wa, IN possession of The blacks.
IN. York Gazette.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
With due respect,
We have IN, honor To b..
Yourexce.i /, nry' % ct servants.
~. CLAY.


His ExCciency Tn W. Randolph. &c. &c
Th' letter is Ccompa"ied by an .ttestc3
copy e tho X or winch was laid before he
legislature Of Nenrocl,, by Gr Pop, Cha r
man Of the Com nittee, and which We have
nlrcady published IN the Enquirer of n. 5,h
Jan. With very few 'nconsidcrat!a verbal
vari''ioHs.-Yhe Resolutions. with which i
cDncluors. having been changed in some 70.
'pccts IN the House snd .hedding some light
upon the object Of the mission, are herewith
suNloind:
FcsoiUe1. lyH General 6sscmb1yoC
Ire Common1rcaith NJ kentucky, That thyy
consider an sdiu5ics ion thSt the laws n
question are void, 70 incom patlble with the
constitutional powers ol this state. and high
" injurious TO the best interests Of the peo-
pie; md therefore do, ~ the name of the
corn oHwcai'h o' X .r:rcky, md Of The good
peo,le hereo ,ole,prly cnopsTate and pro,
te-t aga'nt any nCh adjudication.
2. Reto'Ucd That the governor Of ,hi,
commonwealth b. requested 10 transmit CO..
pies oi the foregoing report and resolution u
each Of our Senator'S sDd Representatives in
Corg,css.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
Pk;ycI.i,l;, J,yo,y 90


Philadelphia, January 90.
We understand that the gross amount of
tie receipts last night at the Wslnut Street
Theatre was 1871 dollars. Thesnet pro-
ceeds, which will be ebout 1900 dofiars, go,
by the liberality of the managers, ia the ben
eft of the Orphan Asylum. OF his .um a
bout 80 dollars came from the Nav, Yard.
We feel peculiar pleasure in recording such
Instances Of private and public charity. Asg
unknown gentleman has contributed one
thou sand dollars for the rebuilding and Up.
port of that interesting institution The
officer, and clerks in the United States Bank
nave given about 200 dollsrs the clerks in
the Bank OF f-nn.ylvania 90 or 20 dollars
the medical students have also raised n sub.
scription, and tie Volunteer Guards in
Penn Township have gwen fifty collars.
Frank Ga=-
The following is the precise amount of the
Receipts OF the Theatre on Monday evening
las'.-
Gross amount, Sli75
Net amount, HOS 50
Which was this morning peid by the Mans
ayers [" Mrs. MARKoE. Treasurer to the
Orphan Asylum. Reif'S PhiFa Caz.
We are credibly informed that the amount
OF collections received in this city snd lIber-
ties, and already deposited 10 the Bank OF
Pennsylvania for the benefit of the Orphan
Asyln'', reaches to nearly twenty-five hon.
sand DrlIars This, rh o'her Guns to he
expected, added to the State Donation, and
the Insurance, it is Supposed will constitute
an aggregate Of Forty thousand dollars We.
record It as fact truly honorable to the feel
ings ana Literally Of our fellow citizens.
lid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
I HOVE NE HOn0T TO re
Your ohefisnt servant,
w: VI hANDDl III
u - a. =
The honorable the Speaker ci}
lie HouSe of Delegates

ne H0HSe OF DG'c@GteS
kjchmODd. ,;ISt .EanHGyY, 1922.
SIR-We have the honor l. inform your
eX y''sncy that we are s?pon;ed ny the state
o. Ee tuc':y. err mi>sionPrs to invite the a..
lrr.ioa % the sts.e of Viz inia TO cer'aln
prOvisons "f the act OF It's lceiSlsture Con.
Germ ne the erection Of the District IF Ken
lucky into an independent State" and that
we have arrived here, in order 10 execute the
public urusv conhded To us. AR inteTpreIa-
ion 81 those provisions he's been intnatet
different f. II, that HEB Neatucky opposes
TO Re their genuine import; Gnd believing
that their true sense may be hest ascertain.
ed, and tho fidelity with whicr they have
been fulfilled bc best known, by a direct ap,
peel 10 81" candid Judgment Of Virginia, the
Original ard principal parry TO them: we
are charged with the duty o. making. and
receiving. n So mutual explanations which
are demanded by justice, and aie due 10 the
am,cah'e relations which have ever bsppilv
subj ted b"twesn the two states lr the sc-
cam pli,hm ut cf this Object. being persuaded
thgt we ,hnll br f,,Ore " n The ,rom,t and
c rdisi CO operation Of your cxceiieucy, W..
hay" respectfully TO request that you w II
make such communication 10 the General
ssen,blY. .: indicate to Us such nihe mu3e,
as will ensh US 10 execute the commission
assigned to us. we have the honor To Law
herewith before you the testimonial Of our
appointment
With due respect.
We have tn hrunr In no
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09

The following is the precise amount of the
Receipts OF the Theatre on Monday evening"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

hecri'sg inthc House. Therc are strong reasons
besides the convenience Of the members WHY
the present Session of Congress should have
an early termination but il is hoped that, at
the adjournment, there will not be three.
fo"rtiis OF the business of the session left on
the'taoie. Much business, however,may now be
done in a comparatively short space Of time.
The new members have become acquainted
with the order of business Of the house, and
the members, old and new,are better acqIaint-
cu WIN each other, than they could pos
sbiy he IN the first two months of the session.
Inc debates which have taken place on the
military appropriation bill would shew, if
proof were wanting, that, i'm the business of le-
sisiatlon, certain degree ofexperience and of
practical knowledge is Indispensable TO a rea-
Isonanie progress. 10.
Monday last was the day on which the Sc
ml-anntial payment Of pensions to Revolution
airy Soldiers aud others was to be made.
throughout the U. States, had the necessary
funds been appropriated in time. We are
glad to learn that, in this city, the payments
were advanced by the Branch Bank (which is
mere The agent Tor paying) without waiting for
the appropriation law. We hope the same
iiherailty has been shewn to the poor old and
inirm pensioners, in all the States wherein
Banks are agents. TH
Inc Eastern papers state that the United
'S"t'eS riIS't,e hidccuODian IS f1ttIng out Tor
crui2e under the command OF Capt. Biddle !;
That She is TO make a demand on the Govern
or oil Havana for his cifecltal intcrposition for
the suppression of piracies near that port :;
'hat commodore Rodgers IS to go out in the
vessel for the benefit or his health, SIC. There
must be some foundation for this, we suppose,
or we should not see it in the newspapers
but, II any expedition be fitting out to sweep
inc west Indian Seas of the pirates, it would
necessarily he Il secret one, or certainly 1t
would be IN expedition in vain. As we should
think nobody would drsigncdly betray conf
dence reposed in them, by sending such mat
ters to the newspapers, we are to presume. in
tue absence of direct information on the sub
!ect, that the Macedonian is not going out 1t
IS certain that Com. Rodgers is in this city at
present, and that, ifhe intends to leave it soon
ms intention has been kept profound secret
mere, however public ii is elsewhere. If any
expedition be fitting out 10 catch pirates or
sia'e ships, 1t appears TO Us the first public
knowledge oft oughtio be from ITS actual de-
parture. m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
,rRTR1, SAI-EI

PURSUANT 10 deed Of trust executed b, Loo, w
uuiAnt and Arena bis wife, Of the county Of Cnnber
tsc - day Of February 1920 and duly recorded n
% ~ 70 secure the payment ola debt therein mentioned
M .u9ttss ana Jones OF the city Of Richmond will be-,
Sss,e,sv ~ The county Of Cumbersnd on T1yysday
SUNDAY excepted certain or parcel Of land In he ,
90 farleryIe known aud designated in the Plat Of The
% Town oy Number Twenty and certain parcel ~ lan
IN me county OF Cumberand, containing 2a2i acres more
q" less and rec slaves to Wit Moses Eiizabefb and prissy
m NOW ine possession Of 6eO. w. Dondurant The sl,.e
va lf SOLD not delivered % the dsy of sale w cv
RIM NJ Tue risk of The purchuscf.Tbe terms will e rsds
r,, . BY THE TRUSTEES
q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
FOR SALE,
Or T.oco. e =. m

k'llAt wen known estate called ALLEYS cnsf prrS
- continuing Jos aces ~ land, living in The ro,o, n
ana stale Of Virginia. The Buckpgban ro.S
ana st NE termination Of h turnpike twelve nile So
ibe CITY 2" iienmond Jb- estate has on0 bee, In ne -
S4Jpoy ~ ior arry iioib deceased. ana from t res,
ll, anl superior quality has gained reputation over
every cii'r coal mine on tie niinent. ~ ''0e
le " persons disposed 10 purchase or lease aid
"il ga one OF tbe pr0prieiors or agent, In ahc
~ The premises, from The is Of Islv n,il he
W Aignl next Nv case Of sale part Of The nonev
& tAeeFd ~ p1nd The balance in fnstalments v,itt =
~ me eniifs q ils Baltimore Patriot pbsdcirbi, n
..r".f tteSs, and tcV iDsl Councrciaj Atyoriis, -,
70 tu9shihe abofc twec week III The 81, a,
i3s once Ter payncri. ''' '"F" ecc''in's
March ,o 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
WILIIAMF. RANDOLPH
tFFoRD -. BENTL FsX Ir. Z ifustees'
TRUS1' SALE

10y virtue efa deed Of made tn the s,scr;ber nv The
- ne Nh. Harry iieh, dated the 2S day Of June 1870
:" 'sy'u 10 me county court OF Chestefed the sub
Intf "h on tue premises JAiusdnv f5S IN dov of
,,d iei, Dy snciloa w. lot Of land in Manchester dis
Hled y. the number rs, formerly owned aod ne cupied
Nv Andrew hicnson dec There on the LOT commodous
story "cliing-io''se, and all useful oui-houses with
Plni wnicf ~ tie yard One-iaf Of the pnrcbsse money
ir raid down 10 castweiye months credit ,y te cher
@ nosrns interest from 'e day Of saletfe purchaser to
for tJe latter 1aif CHhUtFs f, .o ~, "
February 25. o. .., .is4'p'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
CURLES FOR SALE

My virtue OF deed of trust from Harry Heth and Ann
ms wife, recorded In the Office of the cosny court OF
enrco the subscribers will sell public cash.
before The door of the Eagle Hotel Richmond
To tue highest bidder, Monday TIE 1874 day Of Marc6
"f lair u not on the next fair day thereafter Subject
previous liens thereon all of which will be exhibited and
iuy explained ON that day) all that of land in the
county oil enrico lying on James river called
by the Of curles containing y estimation 900 acre.
ne same more or less consisting entirely OF best James
ser low grounds. particular description of Curle il
deemed unnecessary, is presumed person DESTROYS
OF purchasing valuable estate will view /. before The
day oil sale BEVERLEY RANDOLPH, )rL.
CARTER ii. HARRISON, ifus'ecs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
NOTICE.

VIZ creditors n the estate Of the lae IOifN NcRAE
a NO was o. or oi JOhu Alcde, es-ed are ear
nty requested 10 use al legal escrion 10 obai heir iuf
ednns u Dne obvious that debt egacf due there
upon, howcScr equitable, Ice oxinrted but v a due
course o. aw-and II would appear unjust ai ,e estate
sho oe SUBJECTED 10 tic unnecessary expense tt
on law suits and appeals r0a tie decision Of ihe clsre~t
eour', where such suits nnl appeals instituted 1tYe,
10 proi' TIVE psyfacnt ~ ndputale claims sath rrs
eed"rc 10 delay che discharge Of uDcDniescd dehf las
yer met with my sanction concurrence rs an isce
ipdVidnai and rs Car my cooperation with t ertdof
may have influence in coercng Justice and coufciog
correct appropriation Of the funds npperiainna m c e.e
OF my tcstsior it viii be ceerfdlly exercised fly
RICHARD McfAE. Isx'or aha ros,f--f.,
- Legutcc Of John EcRao. ir. dec .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

FOR THE ESOulRri
on DASOING.
aay presume inhumblc laws,
NV dancing fair, tiny steps 20 praise
~ hfSi his grand nsxirl advance,
That all The world is bu: q dance
TIN; human kind, roth man and woman.
70 dance, i evident and common;
N1Nid hin,sclf, that podlike king,
We kaas could dance "a well as sing.
Those who ~, court would keep their GROUND.
Must dance attendance the year round.
Whole nations dance gay ffis<ing FraSce
Hfs led the English many a dance.
The whole world is one ball we find
lhe water dances iu ihe wind;
The sea itself al night and noon,
Rises and dances 10 the moon.
The earth and planets round the sur.
stu dance nor will their dance be done.
1it nature in one blast is blended
Thea nay We say the ball is ended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

pursuance Of deed Of trust executed 10 ms Tue 22
hN oi July iS@O by John TAYLOR Of the county of
owaiar OF record in the clerks office OF said county fo,
the purpose OF securing 10 ASury Crensa,v The payent OF
ee!th sum OF money therein mentioned together with
ne interest and costs OF executing This trust we shall ON the
premises on Saturday the 10Th ,y Of March NEXT proceed
Tue highest bidder for ready money tract of land
10 US IN trust by The deed aforesaid wereon tho
Suu oin ~ inyinr resides county aforesaid
containing by the decd aforesaid one hundred and xtvs
'ho hs acres DC The less bounded y tho
n's OF EDWARD jaugh, William S. Thomas Silas Dry.
l &c or "a much thereof shall sufficient 10 nav the
Which Ray then be due and unpaid Of the principal
OF tie deb above mentioned the costs of ex-
'he uusi 1t the above should be an unfair day the
e VII pe made the FIRST iAir day thereafter. Such tile as
Is N Ss,iea ~ US viii be made TO the purchaser.
feD'ua'S 10 .., 9i--wti6Ms
WILLIAMF. RANDOLPH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
- VALUABLE lIE4T. EsTA7TE

,14sA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ehM The muse aud plantation. adjoining III. CITY Of
!fs- Williamsburg, late the residence Of IitiIeton
deceased, offered fr Any gentleman de-
tous otfyng his children liberal cducutia or kerpino
s'.s hHuse ON an extensive scale. would find grea adj
sdtagc apnrch2sng this estate. which tie Us eI- and
e-h"uses are calc'5ltcd accommodate family of err
nc iit iami consisting Of about 400 atres highly i'm
prove md coprfhepis OF she profitable mead
n E" US extent IN lie state. Applications TO purchase nj
PIN"' c1n'iaet iaf he made William azewp of IN.
e"y 81 Hiclnood, oc William 0, G1ode of NcckIrnicrS
NOT sold IN this mode previous To the 2th an
h"Fh merit II vii! thcn he offered The highest binder
'f3nre the Goor OF the Haieigh Tavern in Williamsburg
ay Pofsnn WISHING n Jew this properly, may amply TO
the presfnl manager thereof. - 'i''' :"
'e Above '"nd will be sold entire, lois 70 suit pur-
l1'ls olic-ion ~ cash, and the balance in one
aud Is o years from the day. OF .ae
W!LLiiNi TAZEWELJ )Tx,nrs orr r,ve
February T. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
An ISLAND FOR SAVE

FlI virtue ola deed Of trust executcd by Riri,fd rn
- for purposes therein expressed, bearing dat fae fh
day OF January 1922 and Of in tie cier otr I'd
Kenhnwa county Virginia, with sold Tor cash ri R
courthouse va M the sscond IoHdgy "a dpy1 rrt trlef
Of land lying and heirgin the county Of Kenha, ft
island near the DOgth Of Cabin creek comtanirr twenty,
1--WE acres more o. less. Sucb tile as is vested I'd ne
trustee win be conveyed to the purchaser
GEORGE Dixon. Trustee.
ifffeflnfr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

nose VINO have icc-ceilars, and wish to preserve
t''c greatest possible quantity Of their ice would do
wen To hear IN mind that when first taken from til,
water, ice is nj temperature very little below free z-
'hs Po"t; ~, however, il he alie, wards exposed
y, seve''y cold weather, IL sinks the same dcsree
OF cod ms the surrounding atmosphere Let ice be
removed iron the wafer, aud remain exposed over
n'sht when the mercury stands at zero. and q NJ &c
may so spcak) 10 spare before +, win benn 10 melt
wh'ie mat taken from the water, and immediately
ho"sfd, will begin 10 melt viii, the frs, increase OF
teInneraiHrc which it experiences .,,ass Spu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12


WAsHrNGToN, March All is proprr to
state, for the information of persons who re-
ceive military pensions from the United
States, that no act has yet passed Congress.
appropriatlnS funds for the payment Of those
pensions. NO funds, of course. have been
transmitted to the agents. 20 enable them TO
meet the seml-annual pay menis due ON tae
iourth oi the present month II is. therefore.
advisable that those concerned should delay
their applications, until notice shall bc given
OF the appropriation having been made. which
shail ne done as soon rs the fact is ascertain-
ed. a hlli FOR the purpose is now on rs pas
sage IN the House OF Representatives, and
many DAYS cannot be expected to ciapse be-
'ofs u - passed f.Ndt. hi
1idrch We have said, that It is next TO
mlPossibic that the state Of business in the
House OF Representatives can allow of Am adj
loGrnment on fhc FIRST Monday in nsYt roo,,tb
Let the reader Judge. There are now. on
the List uf Orders Of the Day--that is. Of
propositions referred TO committees of Tho
whOle house Tor discussiOn-o one hundred and
three 10 number; and there is, Of ploposi-
uons yet before committees or vet IN be OIL
Sinated, at least an equal number. 10 adiourn
~ month, the House must inally DISPOSE of
SIX or eight Of these subjects. fsonie of tbem
OF great mpOrtance,) in one day. or they ronsf
leave them Untouched and neglected. Further
the number OF the petitions presented To the
House OF Representatives since the commence
mcnt OF The present session, yesterday incl1-
sIye, IS tretre Hundred and .fify. U6op tho
whole number, there has, 10 this day, we be.
heve, been no final decision in favor ofany one
OF the petitioners. Admitting that there are
many cases ofpeiitions which are frivolous and
some which are fraudulent--oot TO sneak o.
tle large class Of cases, in which though hard
'he government cannot interlers-yet it viii.
noi be denied that, among so great nnInber.
'nefe must DC not Z few entitled at least 10 a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
frRIIGr GAIE

IftUSI SALE
TRIEABLE 20 the provisions of decd nf tr,s, exec,
- e ~ fie subscriber by william oi,.rani an, Nsrta
ms ~ Witch IS duly recorded IN Tie Office ~ turlerlapd
co ipf purposes 'herin mentioned. shall picce T.,
s'l ON ihe premises il~ cash. The day Of March
tiaet Of parcel Of land, situated. i,n lni br- in
ne eanes ~ Cumberland and PowLaian coniauin =, a
',e 'FYey ave hundred and I've acres wh- said ct ~
I'M y lHst Of greater tric formerly Owned low r. y
a,9era'e or so much OF tue said land rs viii be sta
eh 70 pay 'e mooey due and The aud charges sfeod
IS vested ia hc subscriber as trustee Y''' ~
Lie. MOSBY. Trustee.
'''"'r,', fSY'~.' 9j-ulg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

'OiHiTTED TO the jail Halifax coDDTy ViIonia or,
re tae 10Th Deember last negro w6 calls himself
80 III ",Ho nero woman who calls hersefMILLY, and
says she IS The wiz o Isaiah. They both saw tev ire free
lHi wili nos s9f Mhee ley from nor by whom they
were eanc ghe Isaiah is BRIGHT muarto fellow sio1x
ana wei made, has very lshy head OF hair thick ips
iagr nose and eyes can reas and appears 10 be about SO
NenS o'a hy s bright mula0 woman OF middle size
nd appear to he about % 20 years old. The owners of
ne rgr9eS are requested TO forward pay charges
diake them away, Otherwise they viii lie dealt with a,
'"G :, INV "ne JOEL TINES, Tailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

Generous Emulqtion.- persons IN
Dorset, (Ver.1 ON the ist of January, u3tlsr
took TO see who would present the pastor of
their parish the largest load of wood-the enc
who brought the naest, to pay handsome
forfeiture OF thegenerous beverage ofthe conn
try The competitors accordingly furnished
the loads, the one measuring fve, the OTHER
Ten, and the lasttwentyfre cords ofhard wood
[.N Y. Com. mr..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

A riot took place a short time ago, inthe
South Carolina college, of which Dr. Coopcr,
formerly of this city, is president. Abnut two
thirds ofthe junior class have been sus pended.
Their eases must remain 10 br decided by the
trustees at their meeting in ApriI.
II'bi. Prf8s.