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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07

TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
No11, Jones Row, Errhange street--P Portland.
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinds,
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEITED-
$50 ar. casks off. r. F. and TIP.
500 cansters r. F. and F. and TIP
Which he will dispose Of AZ the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon.
mendations from officers 9th U. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used The
same.
large quantity Of the above Powder, can be
furnished at short notice.
NTGentlemen are invited to call and examine
the above Powder. If Oct. %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07
Certificate of The Hon. Jason Duncan.

hereby srtiy. thar have made OF Dr. Jonathan
Moorrs Essence OF Life family in coughs and when
there distractions upon the lungs, and has given
prompt reefI have also frequently heard OF, and peo
pie no have apparently been declining of he arh
with the lungs affected, nd attended with cough, thar
appoIon OF the above mentioned
immediate relief Also by the experience and information
have received fully believe be very valuable dis
eovery-and that il will be very beneficial the public.
JASON DUNCAN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07

JAMES DORRANCE, would info his friends
- and. the public, that he is ,ointed the
Agent OIL. KoLLocK, M. ID. in the establishment
Of an Apothecary's Shop-and having taken a
convenient stand in Fox's buildings, opposite Mr..
X. Boyd's Middle Street-and supplied it with
good assortment of
Drugs e Medicines.
No articles will be offered for sale but such as
are Of the first quality-and will be Sold as reas-
enable as at any store in town Personal attend
ance will be given at all hours. Physician. are in
formed that all the compounds prepared ac-
cording to the direction in the National Pharma-
copGia, and that their prescriptions will be atten-
ded TO by himself Portland Jan. Is, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07

THE subscribers have received large supply
= OF Oby and by CHELMSFORD GLASS,
which they offer for sale at the Factory prices,
which have recently been reduced IS per cent
.4LSO-A few Chaldrons Of COAL.
N. T. L. DANA & Co.
Portland, March 10, 1929. r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07
Certificate Of the Hon. Daniel Buck, late Member Of
Cogpresy.

hereby certify, that for wears past have been
oil the time troubled with tedious cough, occssoned
by Catarrhal All cton, that in the Of
and fall its increase accompanied with structures upon the
lungs, night sweAs cold chis, temporary heats general
wasting OF H. n and diminuon of strengths and
fever. strongly indicating approaching consumption.
That though applied sundry physicians. aud made
of various medicines, obtained relief until commit
ted myself Doctor Jonathan Moore-this in Novem
Der last lie literally administered bis Pecoral drop
Essence OF less than twenty four hours after taking
this ticne, found my in degree relieved and
mpats the chsnge almost entirely The of the Es
My night sweats cold chils. temporary eats,
wholly subsidized, my much abatrd my cough
his nearly left and exhibit every APP
returning health.
DANIEL BUCK.
Norwich, VT. Feb. l., 1904.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07
DR.. IfOORE's
Essence Of Life.

a UHtUuute 9HcutftHe, Idfefy dtsc0VtTsu,
Which. it rightly applied, will OF sDsching
thousands from The jaws OF death. u has been found
very efhcscious in the follow ing diseases, via
CONSUMPTION, Hopping Cough. common Coughs.
: Colds D iciit Breathing. Influenza, Qnncy. Asthma,
phthisic splitting Of blood Fstusncy ndgerIon Loose
ot the Bowels, Fits OF kind Cr~mp. Ricketts,
Scarvy, Oholc. Ctarh Dysentzry Paintings. Hypochon.
dr~c Affection. hrad-sce Sicknrss Stomsch Measles
pesentative OF diseases, Govt and Rhenms-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07
@ A"'eraesn Manufactures.
CHARLES BRADLEY

.dgsnt and Commission Merchant g.
AMERICAN MANUFACTURER ("
Chambers, Corner Of Middle & Union S,,..,
Opposite
Messrs. MARX T. VIM Harm,
Has this day rse,;-.y
BALES BROWN SHEETINcc'
DO. Threads, all No's. and Colours. Al.
Brown, aad Slater. Manufactures ano
Bale Broadcloths, colours blue, black a..
back mixtures.
ON HAND
Cases and Bales Gingha Checks.
Stripes-Furnture Plaids-Diapers.
Cotton Laps-Wire Threads-Quills.
Buttors-bleached and onbleached Sbs.,;-
and ohirtings.
ALSO
Waltham Cottons, Of every description. -.
stantly for sale, at Boston prices.
OF Regular supplies Of American GOons
are received as above, which will be sold Al 81,
prices
s.*Wanted as above WOOL Of everv de.cr.
ton, for which CASH will be paid, or it will /.
received on Consignment.
N. b Cash advanced on Consignments.
II. Jan. a.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07

Certificate Of The Hon. Stesdsr x Byad,ss.

CeTI.J1cdIe q tHe Hon. SfeFHen Il. BTddLse
.StePhen K. BAdiee, of Westminster. in Vermont, do
certify, hc have for some time been well acquainted wi
the good effects OF Dr. Jonathan Moores Essence OF Life
my own family and othtrsand il be
extreme safe and ssefu Family Medicine colds, coughs.
and all disorders ct he breast and lungs in the whoopng
coush and all spasmodic complaints; and make doubf
the citizens OF America would receive great benefit in
more general use OF the And being personally
qua'ntd with Dr. Moore and finding him 70 be discreet
and well informed man. Cannot bur hope he will
all due encoui agement
STEPHEN r. BRADLEE, IL. d.
Westminster, Sept. :, 8o5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02

the heirs of Green, infants, and several others,
married women.
If there is any thing in this transaction which
changes real ntn fictitious suit, the Hon.
lsham Talbot and Benjamin Hardin, the coun-
sci for Green's heirs, are blameless, as not
only they, but part of the heirs themselves
were not entirely ignorant of the contract
with Biddle. This did not proceed from any
wish to conceal il, as the occupants ofMe land
and all Biddle's neighbours knew il but SIM
ply because it was not deemed matter of
any Importance to the decision of the case.
Its believed, that the reason why the oc-
| cupants and other interested in this question,
| were not represented in the Supreme Court,
was, that they could rot agree in their res
pective quotas Of contribution towards max
ing ur the requisite fees, and that no one felt
sufficient interest to incur the expense.
| 1t will be remembered that Gen. M. ID.
Hardin, who had been counsel for some OF
the occupants, communicated to the House of
Representatives during the session of 1873
10, the fact that the occupants had not, and
probably would not employ counsel to appear
before the Supreme Conrt on this question
and suggested the proprety of counsel being
employed by the Legislature, but l,is advice
was then disregarded.
A copy of the letter to Mr.. Pope above
alluded to would have been before this time
submitted to the public, but that it was casu
ally mislaid by a member of the legislature tC
whom IT was entrusted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02

TG CuANCERY-At Rules holden in the clerks Office
the county oil Charlotte, the 4th day Of Dec
Clement Foster, PLAINTIFF;
dgainst,
George Foster Josiah Foster, John Foster, Joshua
ter and Mary his wife, Isaac j. Foster, Reuben Johnson
susan his wife, Sarah Nevs and Allen Foster, and
T. Foster, Mary A Foster, infants Singleton Foster
and by Allen Foster their guara and John Foster Isnc
ter, Singleton Foster jr Allen Foster Elizabeth Foster
Susan and Elizabeth children of James Foster infants
by Isaac j. Foster, their guardian, and Singleton and AZ
en children of James infants by Joseph Read hec
guardian and Allen Foster administrator of Singleton Eos
and Isaac j. Foster administrator of James Foster and
Elizabeth Foster widow of Josiah Foster, decd. Def's
The defendants Joshua Foster and Mary his wife, Isaac
roster and Susan his wife, Allen Foster John Foster John
oser Isaac Foster jr James Foster Josiah Foster, VIM
- roster singleton Foster, jr. Allen Foster, Elizabeth
and Susan Foster heirs of James Foster decd not
having entered their appearance according the act OF
assembly and the rules of this and il appearing 70
me OF the court that they not inhabitants
OF TINS State the motion of the Plaintiff by COUNSEL It
o'dered that the said defendants do appear here the
hrst Monday in March next, and their appearance
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security per-
forming the decree of the court and that copy Of this
order he inserted in the Richmond Enquirer months
and posted at the front door Of the house
Of said county.
copy-Teste, WINSLOW ROBINSON, G.
january "a. 8i-w8w<
VIRGINIA. to wit At a Court of Appeals held at the
Capitol in the city of Richmond, Friday Jaauary
| nth, 1922
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
TRUST SALE.

GREEABLE to the provisions Of deed Of trust exectt-
ed TO the subscriber by William Bonduran and Martha
his wife which duly recorded in the Office Of Cumberland
county Tor purposes therein mentioned shall proceed Ia
sell on the premises for cash. the day Of March
certain tact parcel Of land situated living being
the counties Of Cumberland and Powlaa1 containing Nv
late survey I've hundred and FIVE acres which said tract of
land - part Of greater formerly owned r. p
Cambefayc or much Of the said land will be sun-
Gent pay he money due aud the and charges attend
ing me execution Of said saeconveyng such title only
IS vested IN the subscriber as trustee.
L.C. MOSBY, Trustee.
p0whatan. Feh.os oe--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
VALUABLE LANDS For SALE


WISH 10 sell tract of land in the Hardy in the
STATE OF Virguia containing by patent survey four
thousand eight hundred acres lying head waters OF
New ana Patterson creeks These lands by persons
acquanied with them, been recently represented me,
valuable, and adapted Ia culture.
VIII also sell an undivided interest valuable rrnl and
persona estate IN the county of WoOdnrd state of KEN
iuckF by the will of Francis deceased The
real estate IS highly improved and the known to he of
brst quality and highest value.
Two valuable farms lying the hawks of York river in
virginia. are for saletie containing eight hundred
acres Of superior high land this borders on the river
more than mile IN extent; is productive in CORN and
tobacco and has attached H. valuable summer and win
r shcry and good mill seat, contiguous river; an
lneXhdublc supply Of kelp is always found margin
on he Ne wbE has been by experiments
20 nc y1abe manure ard large Supplies Of she'll
10 he had from several parts of this The other tract
containing four hundred and fifty acres lies contiguous TO
tr town OF YORK, and borders the river This farm is
auapeu To the culture Of grain is well wacred has at
iacied to thirty or forty Of meadow aud mari
banks from whence much of this valuable manure NAV he
procured The whole Of this is in state Of improve
niet being Tor the last six years. enciCzd fence
Both OF these tracts conveneDtto Davgaon and 10 the
markets of Norfolk and Baltimore.
NO part 81 the purchase money Of the last two will
eure and runciualy paid. The Subscriber residing in
hork Tewn will receive applications for OF the
o'e lands aud viii in person shew the two latter tracts 10
persons DESTROYS TO purchase. THOMAS GHIFFTN.
February s. se on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
SERENADE.
tFyvn Percivai's Potr,s.'

lfTuni Percfvars Potr,S.'
Soii,y the moonlight
Is shed on the lake,
Cool is the summer night
Wake % awake,
. Family the curlev
u heard from afar.
1i,i ye u list
TO the lively guitar.
Trees cast mellow shade
over the vale,
Sweetly the serenade
Breaihcs in the gale,
softly and tenderly
over the lake,
i.aiiy ana ceeril
Wake % awake
See the ligh, pinnacc
Draws nigh 10 tho shore.
swiftly it Clides
At the heayc of the oe-
chscrily PLAYS
On ats broyant car,
Nearer and nearer
The lively guitar.
Vow the wind rises
And RULES the pine.
tppfcs toam-crested
Like diamonds shine.
Iucy fash where the water,
The white pebbles lave,
In the wake OF the moon.
As IL crosses the wac.
Seunding from bi,low
10 billow, the bug,
Bike "A wild swan is seen
Un the waters 10 float
aud the light dipping oar.
Bear tsmooth!y along
Nv time to the air
az Tie gondoler's song.
And high on the stern
Stands the yotine ard the Draw
As loye-lesi he cruises
The star spanCled wave,
And blends With the inurriur
OF water and grove
The tones of the night,
That are sacred To l9vr.
Ills guld-hilted sword
At his bright belt is hung.
IFS mantle Of silk
Na his shoulder is flung
Ani high waves the feather,
That dances and PLAYS
On his cap where the buckle
And rosary blaze.
The maid from her lattice
lrnks down ON the lake,
fuSce the foam SPARKLE,
fhe bright bilow break,
Aud 10 hear in liS beat,
Where he shines Like = star.
Her io'cr ~ tentrrly
Touch his gutter.
SIZE opens her lattice,
AnL >is in the glow
Gi 'hc moonlight and s.lr-licb-,
! statue at SNOW;
Ald she sings u voice
That i broken i,li sicas
-fld lie darts on her lover
The Iistt OF her eyes.
Ifs loyr->penhing pa ntomi1e
Tells her hrs soul
Low Wild in that sunny clinic
ileariS and eyes roll.
She waves with her wtitc har.i
bier white iazLolet,
aud her turning thoughts fash
From her eyes living ICE.
Tie moonlight Is hid
IN aynponr Of snow
Tier voice and hts rcb,ci
Alternately nnw;
Go-echncd they swell
From the rUck on the hill;
They sing their farewell,
Aud the music Is sill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02

Thomas Guy, surviving part
ner of Thomas Guy and
George Guy, late merchants
and partners trading under
the firm Of George Guy <
Co. Plaintiff,
Against
Philip Gaiewood, DE fendant.
The same, Plaintiff.
Against
The same, guardian of the
orphans Of Thomas Roane,
Defendant.
The same, Plaintiff,
dgainsl
Elizabeth llensiiaw,
Defendant.
The same, Plaintiff,
dgainSt
Mary T.. Roane, Defendant.
The same, PiairtiT.
against
Elizabeth Pcnd!eion,
ID fndrnf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02

GA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Is.sM The house and plantation, adjoining the city Of
1lR&L Williamsburg. late the residence Of LittIefon
nzewe deceased, Is offered for sale Any gentleman de-
sirous o. giving his children liberal educaion keeping
boarding house extensive scale would find great adj
vantage purchasing his estate Of which the dwelling and
Out-hOuses are calculated n family of any
size The land consisting about 400 acres Is highly i'm
proved and compartments Of the profitable mead
private contract may he to William azewel Of the
city OF Richmond, or William o. Goode Of Mecklenburg
c0unyif not sold IN this mode previous to the f2h day
IF Buyeh merit II will then he offered to the bcbes bidder
before the door OF the Raleigh Tavern in Williamsburg
the present manager thereof. - ~
The above land will he sold entire, lots TO suit pur
chasersIerns neourh in cash and the balance in one
and two years from the day Of sale.
WILLIAM TAZEWEII lEx'ors If L. Taze-
CATHERINE TAZEWEIL Z we'll decd
Februarv7. a. az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
TRUST SALE


Up virtue of three deeds trust bearinp dale the
- May 1871 and Of record IN the hastings court Of Rich
nond executed the subscribers by Edward Eulapk f.
Hediord and John NJ Smith John NJ Smith and f. he'd
ord to secure the payment Of certain money therein
mentioned due TO Frederick Harris will be sold at public
auction ut the Eagle Hotel, Thursday tls 7h day Of
march, ut " O'Clock, without regard 10 weather and 6r
ready MONEY the following real situate in or near
city of Richmoud viz the Lots known 10y the numbers T.
w 81 a. 40 " and g. in plan Of part Of Buchanans OF
fieid, drawn by Richard Young for Dnlock Harris.
THOMAS TAYLOR, lr.
r,. JAMES HERON, 'us"eS-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
AGKICULTUHAL MACHiNERY

Otss - ~ - L VIAL l..
VIE subscriber informs his friends aud The Agriculturass
p Of Virginia generally that he has manuf,c-
toyt street, nearly opposite the New Banks where he
continues to make his improved stationary and movable
Ihrrshing Machines, Tanning Machines Plougls Scariers
anu all Kinds oil Farming implements, reduced prices
-, JOHN EMAIL.
AS TO the superiority ofthe machinery the most res
pectable references can he given.
TO hire for the ensuing crops
Richmond. February 90. ac-irtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
rRUST SAI.E-

pursuance of deed of executed to me bv Wilson
Allen aud wife, for purposes therein mentioned, hearing
date the 2st OF December 1918, duly recorded ~ Caroline
court shall proceed. on the stu IF March ntr the Buw-
ing Green by public auction, 10 sell for cash tho
hu conveyed IN said deed containing ahout thousand
acres or so much thereof will raise 5000 will,
interest from ie lstJauuary 1872, and the charges
of executing this trust.
The tract lies within mile half of the Bowling
"rre' ana has tolerable Improvements for small family.
Tie subscriber acting trustsc will convey but such te
as = vested in him bv the deed Of trust.
.nnmarY y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
MATTAPONY LAND FOR SALE.

HAVING determined TO the south, shall dis
pose OF The tract of land which live in Caroline
county, on very reasonable terms The lies within about
OF Rowling Green, and contains by
cent surVcy-neariy all fiat land, and of quality equal
on inc go or 30 acres of the grounds
on the river side of which bank has lately thrown
up TO secure IL from inundation. land in this
part oil the country, combines ges-persons
however disposed To purchase, will view judge for
selves IL sale is made in time, privilege will The,
o,S , to seed wheat This fall il the subscriber will
sonner, IL required ALLEN APPERSON
Oct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
THOMAS VANNERSON,

= 4 = IUHNkT 1T INV,
nFFLRS his services TO the public He will
- regularly attend the superior and inferior the
city OF Richmond only Bu will obey the calls of business
~ any o. the adjacent counties His Office is in
Mesrs Duyai mcKiIdoe store, paved alley leading
Office -
Richmond, February &c. 9I-2sw1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
NOVICE.

LII persons who may yet have claims the
late Col. WILLIAM BYRD, requested commute
nicatc them TO me for examination without delay, wish
10 dispose according IT, law, of the said remaining
my hands. shall lie in Richmond turi ng the session al The
Assembly and will attend any communication wic, NAV
he made 10 me the subject.
WILLIAM H. PAGE,
j.. II rof( al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02

,ac report vi The auditors, aud bo,omcl upon the
disagreement of one of them, which said objections
ovcTrued by the court.
l have deemed il unnecessary to have copied th,
proceedings which have been published in nearly all
the newspapers.
have the honor to he, &c.
ELIG. FROMENTIN.
Hon J. @. ADAMS,
Secretary of Stale.
gTere follow the 2i numbers referred by Judge Fro
menn in M. II, viz
No. 1. The Auditors opinion.
No. g Letter of n. S. Suares Of 30h June, 1890 Gov
ernor Jackson.
No. s. MERGED Vidai's letter Governor Jackson.
No. 4. Petition of MERGED Vidal.
No. S. second petition OF the same.
No. 6. Petition OF 6. Palao aud MERGED Vilal
for continuance of the cause and Gov. Js compi-
with his prayer.
No a.. Subsequent petition of the same.
No. .. Plea of Y. Innerarty.
No. 70. Petition of same.
No. II. Order of Executive Court to Auditors.
No. IL Statement Auditors PptiGs counsel
No. Is Statement TO auditors by John lnnerariy.
No. "a. Petition to the Auditors BY same.
No Is Extract from the record the Of
territory of Orleans in the OF Forbes Vidal
No I6 Il. r. Ross with the OF n. Vidal
No. II. Account sales OF NJ. de vidal's property.
No. is. Report of Auditors
No. 10. Plea of J. lnnerarity.
| No. 20. Petition of
No. 81. Inncraritys exceptions Auditors Report.
No. -. Plea of same.
No 81 Decision the Executive Court the case
No a. Extract from the Spanish records in the of vi
dals estate.
1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
IHF WUHUT 70 Dts
Very respectfully, sir,
Your humble and ob't serv't,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
Judge FromeHtm to te Secretary of State.
pFssAcorA Noy DOL Ip2i

VHu.t ITUVflItttt ~ w OgtTttuFY Ut OLuIt
PENSACOLA, Nov. 22d, 1922.
Sra Notwithstanding all my exertions, ! could
not obtain, until it late to have it forwarded
by the last mail, a complete copy Of the proceedings
had IN the case Of the heirs OF Vidal vs. Inuerarity
now send them (23 numbers.)
Upon further reflection, I concluded that il was
more proper for to abstain from all observations
on the subject, and have, accordingly, confined
myself 10 giving you short, concise abstract frOm
the Spanish records, enable you understand tle
case.
will only add, how unaccountablc II appears to
me that the statement Of the auditors appointed by
General Jackson, should be said 10 be unanimous,
when that statement is accompanied by a protest
signed by one Of them aud how much more sur
pfsing still IS, that the judgment Of the court them
selves should he predioated upon tho unanimous
opinion Of tho auditors, in the very teeth Of that pro-
test and So STILL in the very face Of the obiec
tons, whether right OF wrong, made Wy Ionciesiiy 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02

Upon Writs Of Supersedeas
10 Judgments OF the Snpc-
rior Court Of Law Of Hen
rico county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

MAJ division Of the personal estate Of Captain JOHN
IALlAFEHRO, deceased, having taken place and VIM.
aserro alegaee thereto. being absent he is hereby
uhed TO forward receive his proportjon e the
same ROBEnT oSnotIp NrP Al1r i etxs,or
January q. M az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02

Ne in last the letter of September g. 1921 from
Mr. Fromen,in 10 the Secretary OF State.
hs Is followed in FART the Documents by , COR
Fsspordence between Judge Fromentin and Gov
Jackson, enclosed by the former 10 the Secretary OF
State iR No. 6.-Ths singular correspondence we
repeat. has been already published.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
.gr. FrOmentm The Secretary Of STATE.

PENSACOLA, 9Th Sept. 1921.
SIn Owing to the departure of the mail from this
place two days sooner Than the regular mail day, OF
winch was not appraised until this evening, | am
|ery reluctantly compelled TO postpone, until next
week, sending you the copies OF the CORE ponJenco
between General jackson and myself, on the subject
Of his most atrocons calumny. am certain That
All ask, is suspension Of opinion, until may he
heard when pledge myself that there shall not re
main the least doubt of my being innocent OF the
crime OF apoioszing for issuing writ oil hahcas cor
aus. have the honor 10 he, &c &c
ELIG. FROMENTtN.
Ihe Hon. +. @. ADAMS,
SerrekdTu Of Shike.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
EDUCATION.
ERTISEMENT,

WISH to sell either Of the following tracts OF LAND,
n one lying on the HisSnna river miles above Columbia
containing Ivy estimation GOO acres
other containing 1000 acres heavily timbered with good
MN seat ON u. ana lying within miles of the river.
fiuFdnna Jan. ~. SI--eO2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02
FLORIDA DOCUMENTS
EXTRACTS FRoMPAnT III

, accompanying he Presidents Message Of january
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-02

On the motion Of the defendants by their counsel and il
appearing to the satisfaction the that the security
Tor prosecuting the wr of superscdeas in causes
sufficient II IS OrJsred That unless the PLAINTIFF having
reasonable notice fhis order, TO before the fifteenth
day of March, give other good and sufficient tat
the said suits respectively be dismissed.
Acopy-Testc, ii. DANCE, C. C. A.
February 7.