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American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-08
To the Editor ofshe Daily .AGvers;ser.

In discharge of my duty towards God, / appre-I
bend myself called on, publicity to expose my sem
timens in relation to the later unprecedented COM
motions in the Society Of Friends in Lynn, which
have caused such general excitement of curiosity,
WONDER indignation, pity and disgust. There has
Tor several years been number increasing in the
Society, who have seen through its superstitions &
beheld with sorrow the degenerate condition Of its
present state compared with the holy walking, and
righteous zeal OF George Fox and his cotempora-
res; lhey have seen that the vital spirit and holy
temper which was in Jesus, has become nearly lost
with the high profession among us and in its
stead, the external singularities, which those faith.
tul sons OF the glorious morning of that reformed
day, found it expedient for them to observe, have,
to this generation, become objects, not only of su-
perstitions veneration but of contenton fixing an
idoatrous estimate on the high benchess in the Nee
ting House, which were originally intended to assist
speaker in being heard, by eevating his position.
~ are Society PROCESSING to be oil brethren
having no Head but Christ--caling no man master;
no one among us holding the prerogatiye of min
tsfrafor or OF Judge, or Of Counseilor or of Nd
nfnisrafor oil Justice but all these things are to
be determined by God, who we hrofess to believe,
Prevails His qOiR Immediately to the Soul and that
our decisions are to be made agreeaby to His will,
by unanimous consent of the Body but within a
lew months past, 10y stretch of power unparalleled
on our records, thr truly christian mode of govern.
ment has been laid aside by number in the So
ciety who have nsurped unto themselves the whole
authority OF our meetings; and sgreeably to this
mode OF procceedure, have accommodated four
oil our members, contrary TO the feelings and udg-
ment OF many, whose characters in every shape
whatever. might be ranked among those who sal,
the earth, Three of these accommodated per-
E sons are now imprisoned in Salem Gaol. Another
who IS member of the society is ais committed
with them. Two Of these men have in many O.
their movements exhibited those alterations, which
have always more or less accompanied all reforma
tions. An untempered zeal has at times marked
1.-The actions OF some ofthe best men, occasoned b,
acting under too forcble an excitement; which has
dlsgusted the phosophic mind. These men be-
heve to have acted in discharge Of what they appre
i, hended to be conscience towards God and serve,
him agreeably to their knowledge of his will; ant
d that they are now imprisoned, as much for con
i science.sake the founders Of this Society were
the day Of their religious controversy with the grea
=, mass of Christian professors. am one in hrofss
sion with this people, unite in spirit with all wit
1t love God And my soul, unbound from the chain
e OF sectarian prejudice, is
i"Slave to no sect, and takes no private road,sBu
looks through nature, up to Natures God"
y MARY NEWHALL.
k Lynn, Cd mo. s5, 1922.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-08
EXTRAORDINARY TALE.

Translated for tie Federal Gazette.
Extract from the Marylandsche Teutche Keitunr,
of January 10th, 1922.
Perhaps many of our readers are acquainted
with the history of the ghost of the castle Of
Schneliert, which, according to the multiplied re-
cords OF the inhabitants of that part of Germany,
is commonly heard before the breaking out of heavy
wars An article of the Journal of Frankfort, OF
the 10th OF August, 1921, informs that the same
had again made Its appearance The article is as
follows: ERBAcH, lin OdenwaldN Auo ~
The Castle spirit has again begun his expedition
FROM Schnellert to Rottenstein. This event took
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-08
242

The papers contain other interesting particulars
which may be mentioned hereafter. We will only
add at present the following.
BY the 18th article the treaty Of IguaIa, all the
inhabitants of New Spain, without any distinction,
Europeans, Africans and Indians are declared to be
citizens, and may hold any Office according to their
merit.--.Nas. Incl.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-08
FURTHER EXTRACTS


The account of the relations between Russs &
Turkey is Of hostile character. The following are
extracts:
Semhn December 13. Respecting the events
which took place al Constantnople on the ssth No.
Vember, the following accounts are in circulation
since yesterday at Belgrade, the truth of which,
however, We cannot warrant. The capital of the
Turkish Empire, which was thrown into great agi-
tation by the numerous troops from all quarters was
filled with terror on the 29th November, by great
hire, by which a third part of the suburbs is said
10 have been reduced to ashes. The Janissaries;
VINO were probably the authors ofthe FIRE, by which
are stated to have forced their way into the Seragio,
and TO have torn from his father the only scion Of
Imperial Family, the Prince Abdul Hamid (born
9th March, 1881 1t is probable that fears were
entertained for the Sul,ans life in this violent scene,
which was attended with blood shed, and hence the
news OF MS being murdered was at the first moment
generally credited, even in the capital. Flushed
with their success in Selling the Prince, the Jsni-
saries are said to have peremptorily required from
the sultan, as an indispensable condition, that he
Should deliver up three offis minister's one of whom
was Hailed Efendi, who Is generally hated and also
that their deputies should preside in the Diyan.
These accounts received at Belgrade, which come
down TO the LIST. December, leave no doubt that
Sultan Mahmoud is still living; but it may easily
DC conceived I'D what an uneasy situation he fnds
nASS'.s ~~~~o"ts Which CONC Gown To the Olu
Decem'r have been received by express at BELGRADE
from Sores. According to these the Turks had
really been fer some days in possession of the outer
forthcatIons OF without striking blow out Of strata
gem, as It said which afterwards cost the Turks who
had entered their lives. In the Morea affairs are
favorable to the Greeks. The celebrated Chursohd
Pacha rs said to have been defeated near Thermo'
pyiS' and thereupon TO have offered large sumsior
the ransom OF his harem, taken in Tripozza by
the Greeks, but on receiving refusal from Deme'
trius Ypsilanti, to have suddenly Disappeared
Algemen Zeitung, December s5.
fetersburgh, December III. His Majesty the
Emperor has addressed an Ukase to the SENATE,
respecting the ports of the Euxne and Sea of AzoH
io regulate the affairs of commerce, and TO insure
the execution of the quarantine laws, the Civil
Governors OF Odessa, and of Theodosia, are to be
Tor the future, under the orders of the Military
Governor Of Cherson.
i Frontiers of Aaaidauia. Dec. 9.
The Turks near the Pruth are accustomed 70
lead their horses to drink in that river. On ths
9th one OF these horses broke loose and swan 70
the right bank. The turks demanded il back a
the Cossaks did not Immediately give it up THIRTY
SIX or Forty Turks swan on horseback over M
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-08
Inns ON 'ToBAKRR.

Q tobaker is very bretty yede,
Unit gros in Fergnny, Caneduck and Denasec also !;
Unit in meny uder large douns dat hav zede,
Unit is the very 6rse of gumferts vur al mems no.
Sum vellurs tabaker dey Wrist hekin vur du dak
AZ Wrist dey are very sic and make uge laisies,
But always lufd it peter ais gaik,
Or eny ding dat yum can git in dis here doun,
The last verse l consider as much superior to
the rest, and exhibits considerable improvement in
Hans command of language. Doubtless the afec-
tonate remembrance of the frank acknowledgement
OF his wife, on her conversion from the error Of
her ways to proper attachment to tobacco, added
vigor to his imagination. 1t is as follows;
My wife vas very berty ven marryt bur,
But she YOU'D skole and boder pout mine bipe
But afore do hur kraVe my MAJORS karryt hur,
She vowd ske luvd it peter ais she kud speek.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
FLUKIZET. non SAT.E

WILL be offered for SALE ut public auction, in Char
~ inttesse, on the first Monday in March next, being
Abemarle court day, credit of two years TIM
valuable horse FLORiLEL, beautiful bright bay. nine
years ou iu sixteen hands high, possessing great beauty
o,nng as to the popularity OF forizei but will gem
een dsposed 10 purchase, TO the citizens of Louisa
Orange, Madison, and Albemarle which counties Inc a
nade hye seasons AZ Si2 and $40 with great success
Iwe!vc months credit will he given one half tl, mr.
chase money, and years the other half bonds ON de-
maud w approved security with endorsements that no
interest viii he demanded suit brought paid according 10
coniacD will he require-Florzel gotten by old Flo
mel hiN dam by cid spread Eagle descending Boxer
Eclipse, Baylor's Fearnoughi, sc. Mc.
VIII be offered at the time and place. n Young
MARE five old full sister the above horse Der
laps not many finer Mares in this State.
I>orisa january 10. JOHN GRAyES
r. 5. ANY person disposed to purchase privately can be
accommodated ON application TO the subscriber.
February II. 3a-o,wet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
ITO be concluded on Tuesday.l
TITLES

Connecticut paper informs Us that q TuE Ho-
NOTABLE Ex-JUDGE Swift" is Bow la New Haven.
Tor the purpose OF committing TO the press his Digest
of the Laws OF Connecticut \ Virainan would
have said Zephaniah Swift" without more ado.
Ia nothing do expose ourselves so much 10 ridicue
hs ~ our iondnesS for TILES Ii every man. who holds
an office, may to he HoRoRABLE-rrlafe Of
Fct'ind may retain his hoaors when he has lost hIs
oDlce we shall soon need appelatives 10 distin-
guIsh The several grades Of dignity. We have area-
dy our HoSoURABLEs who in Office, and unr Ex-
HoSoRABLEs, who are out Of Office we must soon
have Our PRK-Ex and our AHrE-P RR -HoSouRA-
BLEs, and we hced now, a Herald's Office
To settle the precise rank of at numerous and
very honorable body of mcn--The EsoUfREs
PocksUtOnih .Iokrn1l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
United .Scies Court, Fiflh c;reuil -, y. ;

United Sctes Court, Fifth Cireuii c.,y y';~;-
mia District December i9,s ins,N -
CUNNINGHAM coRDErr, John Laurie Giilci, ~, q.
N, s Ionn Sterns and George Lothian, as>,..,s at
against A'"D''
reward johnson, Samuel Iiolscn Elizabeth his WIZ.
ana Henrietta johnson, which Edward Eiixbe,h and
henrietta are the heirs and devccs OF Edward Johnson
:, - s,,' s"u osne,s D.f;adaats.
~ decree rendered IN this the eb dny of Inn
uierts Tue conveyance OF the lots and
neten mentioned TO be made George lIay, has
sa warehouse have been received applied to the pa-
payment OF the sum Of money interest in The s
enttoned, and the said George HAY having renewed
any further agency in the the said
me motion OF the plaintiffs, OF the said
eeee s recis the said made TO the s,;l
nay anu the order made in this cause on the M
VI Dec enoer last are set aside and the court doth adj
Judge, oruer and Decree that
OF the for the purpose of sale Of
tne lots warehouse and land and that be do niter
Tue tine and place OF sale some ewspr,,er
ILLS IN u, city oi Richmond, for four weeks success
expose 10 public sale, for money the said ot,
warehouse and land, and after ali tb h,r
tue sale deposit the surplus the proceeds 0f
~ Sne ONCE OF discount and deposit the Bank of the
oe S'aes IN Hchmond TO the of this cause and
suect 10 the future order the court Iut sI,o,, .
tain MS or their authorised agent attorney lie be mr.
@ vi ne said properly, or any part thereof the marshal
~ mol Id require the the .,ch
chase, but is 10 report the the court M he Il
ueccu 10 report all his proceedings under this DECREE -
ouer 10 NUM- decree And the doth urtL.r d.-
avtev nat commissioner OF this take an ac
count OF all the rents OF the said warehouse received since
Tue eighth OF June 1906 and applied or applicable 10 the
OF the sum ami interest in the said decree OF the
sn OF June isO5 mentioned, and account she,yps-
such rents 80 applied applicable the payment teys,
accounts lie is 10 report, with matter speeinlv
s.ae deemed pertinent by himself REQUIRED by lie mar,
"Ss ~ oe 50 stated ACopy-Tesfe $50
p re.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

Henry Scsn-gs, John, Eiisaleh, P,isc;ih and Nancv
Scriggs, and ne representatives IF julius Scrncgs
you are not inhabitants of this state, hereby inform
you that shall the 10Th of March next at the house
samuel Moss sen in tue OF New Kent 10
Jake M. deposition also ut the time and place the
epos,ons OF Beverley Crup and Nancy Scrugs and on
the 2oh oil the same month, in the county OF Hanover n the
residence OF John Lyle, shall proceed also the de-
positions OF Col Thomas rnsev, William Pollard Lanev
Jones ann Obadiah Archer and others, be
IN my suit la the superior of directed NV No
To oe holden an the Capitol in the city OF Rchnon where
IN YOU together with archibald Bryce, admor with will
annexed OF James Scrugg deceased Elizabeth Lowry nn
noy Scruggs are defis Aud ifrom badness weather
shall not be able TO take the dispositions as aforesaid
shall proceed TO take as the cause Is re,o~i
at the places above mentioned. S''
am, &c. yours, DAVID SCRUGCS
Viipit.s. Hanover, Jan. %. Rs-wIwr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
NlFTY DOLLARS REWANO-

M ILL he given for experimenting delivering to An
W derson Woodson, in the CITY OF chniand my ne
sromah who eioped from the 9Th inst
about ten miles above Richmond. Said negro is about az
wears {" comPeSon not very dark, bald head,
he left me pair OF white jeans panaioon brown Jeans
se,t and coat-aso, pair iron handouts w a Chain
attached 10 them. am inclined think lie will either
try 10 get TO Richmond get some boat run
ning James river The above will paid by An
ders"n Woodson oil delivery of said negro tlem or
VIII give p for securing him in Jail get him again
hereby forewarn all owners Of vessels and
others, from employing taking negro out Of is
tIAKIES ~ ~ NATIVITY
February ~. ea-o,,yq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
One Hundred md Ten UoLi0Ts Rc,oard-

one ifundTed md Ten UOtiGrs Reioard.
ANhN AZ iro the subscribers In the town Of Peters
y burgt on Tie 9th inst. FIVE NEGRO MEN 10 vii
ipou 70 years Of age, light complexion, beard
IT, 81 I'VE ieet high, stout IN proportion IA
ict 'nneu w De heshy had domestic ruunfaont
cna ana psntaoor> lessee beteen q and ~ ycars o ace
upwas OF SIX eet high, light complexion had ON round
"O'ut vi sle domestic, and VanialOOns of same
GIng being dyei and stained from the knee ards.
i,pbert blacksmith by trade, dark ronplex ion ocs i'm
his ears. about six feet high ou ~ 10 % Year ~ s 49,
on dIap Or snuh coored srfout the 81 different
anu req nnel shirt jim, about - years Of ace
black complexion, height recoected had on srnei
aone.uc onndaou aud pantaloon Of tie same Abel A.
bout ~ years OF age DARK compilations rar az both ears
cut on had ON striped domestic roundabout paraloon
tue aoNe reward viii he given any person who will CO.
core me Whole OF the above described groc in anv IAN e.
ut get them seainor iweuiy five dollars each Tor phi
mus, jesse, RObesa or jim, and len dollars for Mel
,,, . HENRY MORTON CO.
stv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
TRUSI SAIE

PURSUANT IN deed OF trust ed iy Wm. u. Covs
duyrecoed in The clerks Office of Hanover county, To
secfe The pay iceni al debt therein nr;Med 10 Alic,
upoi wal te sof at public auction, oftbe EAGLE
Iosl III the city Of Ricbmo., SGt,trdy 2L stai
F'Du"y) all the said VIM. u. Cowis in "a tract Of
tu IN iIhn0ver county, which devised 1 lin Inv his
iai.r, alr Cowes deceased, cing the iad WHERE
sues-anu All e interest OfLe sail VIM ID. Coles in Tie
eeoe' STOCK, furniture and othcr personal estate tide
~ u, '"e possession of the 81 said Waller
SoWies, deceased copy of Walter Cuwless will will
be shown day Of sale Tor The information Of tboe
VINO may wi>h 70 urc'ase such interest VIM Cow les
Is entitled 10 in the above property.
February go--l,ty,ls iiENDu r,r, r. .--...,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

Tie Legislature If Ohio hare Dassed a LIN o,tbo.
rising die Gorc'7tor employ competent engineer 10
ascertain Hic prdccdLlity ofestabiisiiur c3aI from
L,ke Eric 10 the OH, Rirer, u,d i,roridiag TINT
.heSsrS. ihon"S " o'tiagion, Ethan a. Broom, A.
trsd Key, JsreHsiai Nor o,o, Isalc Minor. and
Baeti"siam JAM. shut be constituted a hoard of cam
missionsrs SIR ousand doiilrs ore Gppr, nriieI 10
deLr,y ne expenses Of surrey. m Y. Adv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

On the motion OF the defendants their COUNSEL and IL
appearing TO the salts faction of the the security
Tor prosecuting the writs Of suerseeas in these
sufficient His Ordered, That unless the plaintiff having
reasonable notice of this order do before the fifteenth
day of March, give other good sufficient security thar
tue said suits respectively be dismissed.
A copy-Teste, H.DANCE, @. C. A.
EeI,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
From fhe Wg.miac Ucruld

From fhe Wgsn,iay Neruld.
l1E RATTLE OF TRENTON.
~ sAe i"iAsr i 'the = Fontier MGidn
Atil was yfe night and roaring wide
u hgd ont iriaw wares stormy tide,
Ihe uriiting ice from side 10 std.
Dr'ing AMI crashing res,lrSsiy.
Then. though the win,ry tenpcst's moan,
ti"urish'J the swelling Trumpet tone,
ih,ir little lark. the hcst unknown
Are launching ;'rth inpctuously.
on DER The Good MAS lp.,rd the roar,
a. through the ,isilt svine barges bore
With ctang IN, ax AMI crashing oar,
Bursting their Nay resisilessly.
For high The chieiiaiS's signal bright,
Dlazr. ahead, aud whp To- night
Mould ;"lnciv lag heGId tsu light
That iaa Is to Death CT We Dry
uwI,a,'s this lonely martial rover
That Ia this " ild unvouteJ hour,
" ME dnrhne>s and while tempests lower,
Pat' forth ~ stern and ie,rlessiy.
'ii' L'Jertys last hope bclo,y,
tlri'ush Hood and sturm they seek the foe
20 s.sike ti,e brayest mighiicst blow,
IhaS c'er was struck for Vislufy.
This awful hn,r ilc die is cast,
Tor Trenton they tuihng fast,
" here ctrry heart must l,ietd its last,
Crsi'e sAp,rins LiJt,ty.
iani va; tie storm DER NIL the land,
.nhiNehi II swept the darksouc strari
~h~e. >irnsc!inS iron their barks, tue band
Mu.iri Il in dread serenity.
l'.cn ro-,.i. shout Wv To would not die,
% IiiiN w..h hearts bnhi nu.i high
I@r" battle :" I" Battle ~ was the crv
fhnt t'und,;rL load ant, chccrinliy.
. On = was the word and grim ald dread,
W Lite all j. si.snt rs the dead,
t''e .iie ,,uitk niarcli's hurried tread,
The hustis rushing rapidly.
Wnai 40 ,on eli'nniet'ng watch-ires tell J,
v hat .,is;ani sounds ~ iain,ly swell
what lonely voices cry" ais WE'LL
.imid the nights solemniiy!
iim1': tis frentun :--Iiafh, that cry
1hat ,i,ri.l. of death ,-Ti,e picaeis die.
a i.enen'a trump i pcalng high,
Ill, 'Jrnis a.e rolling fu,iuusly.
lin. Gu Ne Conquer ar die,
VAS o"sh.n,t,ns Resembling CRY,
.,ri gi"r,'.us Was the glad reply,
The shuu. Of. Deaiii ur Victory"
~ Charge Charge on The strife is DER
-sru, >acE that burs, of io, more
sh'ut IL in every sea ami shore,
The morning song OF Liberty.
Riiilinns, aud t,raiin, : alarms,
shall siar,iO hc.r iii.t ntG>:c's charms,
And shouting tnuI>ithis SHINE in arlIs,
~ rival 1'rentnns CHI, airy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
TRUST SAIL,

l virtue Of three deed Of trust bearing daie ,bc 21s.
- MAY 1917, and of record in e iusnps court az Rich
oni executed 10 The subscribers hy Edward Eml,ank f.
hedicrd ana John NJ Smith, and John 81. Snt anil r. l,el-
ofo 10 sefe the payment OF certain therein
mentioned due TO Frederick Harris viii De- sold az public
Auction at tie Eagle Hotel Tksdny the ms dan d
'rcA, AT IL O'Clock, without regard weather, ami for
ready money, The following real situate or near t.
cry OF Richmond viz the Lots know NV The nuirs ID
~ ~ ~ 40 ~ AID a. in plan Of pnit of Iincian,is Old
fie'c, dra"n Y hichdTd Young for Bullock * Harris
THOMAS TAYLUii, {.r
JAMES HERON, ( trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
LIABIL,rY OF cORpopATIoNs

An act has passed the legislature OF Massachusetts,
and had been approved 10y the governor, .nacns,
mat e,ey person WHO shall become member o. any
manufacturing corporation, which may hereafter he
eHahiscd, within The state. shall be Liable, in his III
uv'dnii capacity, for all debts contracted during the
time oi IN, continuing member nj such corporation.
An excellent princpe--eAicmd it To ht,S, a,d SO
ciety will be relieved from daily growing affection
1.Inr1.rn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
NORTHERN COTTON.

Our interchangeable correspondent, Agricola, has
this moment presented to us Two fall aud perfect
balls OF fine and very white cotton, which grew OF
tbs island, in the garden Of David Gelstou, Esq two
miles from Town. Although the seed planted nte
the stalk rose TO the height Of seven feet without IL
ny other artificial culture, than frequent watering
during the dry Nj. GesiOn is of opinion that
bsced Is sown ea,y, and the plant topped, 1t will
crop.
MIR. Gelston, We understand, has paid great atten
iIon To tue cultivation Of plants and ornamental g.i
the evidence furnished by the beautiful specimen
now before us, We are IN measure compelled TO
renounce ON scepicisni, with regard be opnion
Of AgrcOla, on tie praclicabilty Of raising cotton in
this ae.-As the expense would DO triling, few
experiments would he worth making, since this pos
slby might lead 10 important results.
IN Y SLffeS5naD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
NOrICE

IcYvitue of adced ofrus executed bv Geo apsco,t nj,
= tue m day of March, 1921, duly recorded in the
county court ot BuchihgLam in order secure Ia James
ac"t the payment oil several of noney therein ex
pi.ssd we shall offer at public auction for cash. on the
ing hrst Monday OF March next the following
c"ofEHif, Ia wit o-c tract of LAMB containing III;
ae r the present residence Of said Geo raisc"t
u hred sheep, head Catt Horse Birdie and Saddle
TWO n,ds Furniture, ore DsH, half sockc, so, un
one o"e one Loom, two Tables six car. Look
ne"'s one and bottles. and all his carpenters Tools
persons desirnus ofpurchasing OF the
properly Will do well To attend the sale viii positive
nd without Such title vested in us as tr-
ices, Mil lie conveyed ia the purchasers.
ALLEN C.TINDALL, ,,.
LEWIS G. TINDALL,} if"s'ees'
-fehrunry = a5-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

The following document is of suinc Importance in
connection with the affairs of The Banl, of the United
dent and Directors of thai institution IL shows the
preparations Of stock held in the several sections Of
the Union. Nat Gi-
Summary 81 he Dstribm.ion of te Stock ofthe Eaak
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

considerable number Of these slures are the
property Of American citizens aud pledged for mo-
ney advanced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

tits asscrcdby thc Editor OF the August, Giro.
nicle, that probably Ms FoRsYrH will return from
SPAN d"ri"g the comIng sumner fall, AM, that
Ice - warranted IN saying that he will all events
he Candidate for Congress, the election in Oct.