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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16
From tho Colurabiar Observer

" Gre me .inoth'r Horse. 1T is rumor-
FL that Mr.. Cra,rtord frequently starts
from his sleep, with his exclamation, fall
ipB, like RicLard, on his knees in PRAYERS
u heaven " Find up my rounds haze
'eTcy-Jehu" 1t is coninrtured he al
DIES ~ these disiampered- dreams, 10 the
a"Shr'He Horsemun OHelly, who pro
.'Stn some time sg6 to carry him hr9
He course bnt whose horse is now at the
POINT of death with the Distemper. As the
JACKSON is now the best racer on the turf,
even so admitted by the rider OF the
erG'qord, expectation is all alive on thu
ming IN from all quarters on the JAcTsoS;
ana a perfect drIiriuin Of 10Y seems IL hr-
witch the People. .NnrSirad .s;1r FOX
ana Ohio, are all sending their best ioekes
on, to back the J>cksoN. In this difrm-
ma, Crawford is almost raving. He is per-
pet lily calling for cnother Horse. A fried.
not Knowing where To- find better, led
W. .H.N0dk to him by the ears but Craw-
.'ru refused 70 mount, swearing he was az
ass, and ii huax was attempted on him
80 .hoT6ecni Was led away, and no hopes
e how entertained Of the recovery o
Crawford.
-923-
ST. JoHY, IN. b. Acg. "a few days
since, young man of the tame Of Smith
was going from the South Branch Of tn
oromocto towards Shin Creek. carrying ;
pack with provisions to a camp where {
party which he belonged to were lumber
ing In following spotted line through
1he woods, in Il very thick alder swamp
about noon discovered, at distance o
i"tr rods before him, an animal Of Il darl
colour, coming towards him. Not he'nl
armed, and taking it for hear, he instant
" made for tee, and had got up a'on
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16

Information has been received Tint the
wretchcs who kidnapped, near Vincennes
Gndiana) John Butler and family, people OF
colour, have been aprrehended, aud lodged
in jail at New Orleans. They were on the
point .. embarting for some OF the West In
dia Islands.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16

.hakspeare's Piays.-The art Of printing
has arrived to that perfection thai the plays
Of Shakespeare are compressed into one
small volume, and are yet printed in char
actcrs perfectly distinct and lcgible. Thus
traveller has the means, when setting Out
On i"Wney, of putting in his coat pocket
whole library.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

November next / understand that a
similar meeting viii be held shortly In
Wheeling, Na.andprobaby in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Shriver has got his work nearly
finished, and will 60 on TO Baltimore in
few weeks, for the purpose of making
The necessary arrangements for its pub
LEGATION. 1t will contain much interest
ing and highly useful matter, most of it
entirely new. lie is anxious to have it
ready by the meeting of the National
and State Legislatures.
To give you an idea of the facility of
efecting the proposed connection of the
Eastern and Western waters, it viii be
sufficient to state that would not hesi-
tate to enter into contract at any mo-
ment to commence within one or two
miles of the point of connexion, and
within one hundred and seventeen feet
of the summit of the dividing ridge be-
tween the Ohio and Potomac, and COM
plete the navigation, westward, for ten
or twelve miles, for a sum less per mile
than it cost TO make the Cumberland
road, and in such a manner as to carry
any description of vessels, not drawing
more than Is or 30 feet water be-
'ieve would be perfectly safe in saying
it could be done for half that sum, This
may appear to be an extraordinary pro.
position; bat | venture to say no man
would hesitate to undertake it after ex-
amining the ground. You are at liberty
to use this as you think proper.
Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, ANDREW STEWART.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
--------------------
FOREIGN .
LATE AND IMPORTaNT FROM EUROPE
New. XoRK. Sent. QG

New. YORK. Sept. %.
Since our last, we have had several
arrivals from Europe. The Maria,
Captain Fowler, has furnished Lon.
don papers to the 9th of August, and
by the Marmion. Captain Hawkins,
from Havre, we have Paris papers to
the 30lh ult inclusive
The most prominent articles of in
teiligence, are disastrous to the Span.
ish cause, and give Us fears that resist
ance to the invaders is nearly at an
end.
Corunna and Algesiras both CAPT
tulated to the French on the 18th OF
August
The last advices from the Duke of
Angouleme state, that on the 18th OF
August, he was holding a lCounca Of
tVar under the ioaHs Of Cddis. Pre-
vious reports stated that he arrived at
St Mays on the l6sh, and immediate.
ly sent a flag into Cadiz with PROPOSE
tons for a negotiation with the Cortes
but the Cortes, it is said, declined
TO receive any propositions except they
came through the British government.
The detection OF Manso, one of Mi
mas generals, is confirmed. He had
joined the French with forty-two OF
his troops
Ballasteros carried with him 1000
troops.
The Regency a. Madrid, it is said
endeavored to procure Of the Duke Of
Angouleme a modification of his de
cree against their authority to imprison
the constitutionalists. But it appears
the decree was put in execution, and
upwards OF 600 men had been releas
cd from prison at Madrid.
There are reports that the Greeks
had obtained further great victories on
land; that they had encountered and
nearly destroyed the grand Turkish
heet, only Ten vessels escaping, aud
that they were about TO undertake an
enterprise against Smyrna.
The Pope Plus VII died. at Rome,
on the Goth of August, aged SO years.
His poniificate was % years, one of
the longest recorded.
A letter from Bayonne, August 10,
says a courier passed thru that place
on the 18th, reported 10 be the bearer
ct an order from government at Ca
dig, to the Constitution Generals. for
the suspension Of hostilities. Another
courier passed through Bavonne, with
news of the death Of Mr.. BeIin. at Sc.
vile, the agent of the house of Roths
child
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
ARMY OF THE PyRENNEEs.
The Marshal Duke Of Reggie TO the
Minister of Var.
MADRID, Aug. 90, 6 P. NJ,

MADRID, Aug. 90, 6 r. NJ.
The Captain General of Old Cas-
tile, Count Charles O'Donuel, gives
ana account from Salamanca, under
date OF the 10Th. that two sgua,Irons OF
the regiment of La Reina, arrived on
the 18Th in the environs of Ramona
theyunIted themselves to his owntroops
and have acknowledged the Regency.
This reinforcement of cavalry will be
useful 10 him in Estramadura.
| have ordered General Bourck
Immediately after the reduction of Co
runna, to repair to As.orga, and to des-
patch the brigade of LarocheiacGaelin
into Estramadura, where some Con
stltutlonalists have made a show OF re-
sistance.
Report of Marshal Duke of Corae
gliano to the Minister of Yar.
MANgEsA, August 10.
'Ehe enemy is marching upon iona,
through Salsona 1t is generally be
lieved they are bending their march
towards tie Camp of Tarragona by
the way Of Mount Blanch General
Tromelip and the Baron d'EroIes fol
low them close. My purpose is to
press the enemy in the Camp of Tar
ragona, to hasten its submission, or to
force them to take refuge into Tara
COMA
L have summoned the Governor
The officers of the garrison having
met, they decided that one of them
should come TO my quarters and ascer-
tain the true state of things. The lieut..
colonel of the regiment of Majorca
was chosen. am expecting him at
every moment.
PARIS, August %.
The Moniteur to-day gives the fol
lowing article in its official column:
Telegraphic Despatch from Bay.
onnc.-The Commanding General at
Bayonne, to his Excellency the Min.
lister of War
General Bourck signed treaty on
the f4,h, by which Corunna will be
given up on the same conditions as
those granted 10 Gen Morilio."
Report Of Marshal COrnegliano to
the Minister Of Var.
"ETLLAFRANcA, August 90.
"The enemy continues to retreat; he
was at Torrego on the 18th.
The brigade Tromelin, and troops
under Baron EroIes arrived here on
the Goth. The Constitutional troops
reached Moniblanchthe same day.
l repaired TO this place with the bri
gade Achard, by YguaIada.
The rallied troops are taking their
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

Tie Staies.-Our country consists of
so many states, whose interests are so
various, and whose elections recur at
such distinct periods of the year, that
we seldom ever enjoy a perfect calm
through all our borders. Apart from
the concerns of the nation, each state
has its own affairs to adjust.
Georgia is to elect at the next session
of her legislature, a Governor in the
place of Clarlt:--The palm to be dispu-
ted between Troup and Talbot
South Carolina has little breeze be-
tween the friends and the opponents of
Judge Johnson's decision as to the case
of the coloured seamen. Her Philod-
mus, Caroliniensis, Zeno, SIC. SC. are
figuring away in the newspapers.
n. Carolina is reposing after her cleo
tion--but her prints are still keeping up
a smart guerilla skirmish on the sub
jeet of the next President.
Virginia is the land of steady habits
Quiet enough at present, though now
and then squib in the public prints "a
gainst the presidential candidates or their
friends.
Maryland is about to choose the mem
bers of her Legisiature--the jew bill,
the Potomac measure, Sc. &c. are lead
ing the day.
Pennsylvania is in the very throes of
an election. The friends of Shulze and
of Gregg are maintaining steady and
violent warflre. Her prints are crowd
ed with almost every species of argu-
ment or abuse. Wo to the unfortunate
reader, who is to digest the whole. The
fate Of Sisyphus is scarcely more intol-
erable.-The polls, however, win be
held on the I'd Tuesday of this month;
and then the controversy will take a Wi
der range; from the chief magistrate Of
the state to that of the nation.
Her sister states on both sides of her
are enjoying oti4m cum d;gaitute. The
state Election of ". Jersey takes place
on the I'd Tuesday in this month. The
Trenton American says, ''in several
counties it is likely to be warmly contes-
ted" We see no signs of it in the papers.
The electioneering campaign is OPEN
ing in n. York. Meetings are organic
ed in the different counties for the pur.
pose of nominating their candidates to
tie state Legislature. Some of them
are not content with this functon; but
are passinSresolutions calculated to bear
OH the presidential election. The friends
of Adams are recommending a change
in the mode appointing Electors from
the Legislature to the people. The
friends of Crawford are pressing the
importance of paying respect to the eau
Gus nomination.-Surely these two mea-
sures are perfectly compatible with each
other. Some say that Gov. Yates in
tends 10 recommend to the next legis-
lature the passage of a law transferring
to the people, the power Of choosing the
electors Others deny any such inten-
tioa. In Virginia, we would smile at
such dispute. Il zoe want law. we
never ask the Governor for his opinion.
OF wait till lie gives It.
Ger Eastern Brethren have scarcely a
hrteze to ripple their surface. In Bos
ton, tic Core pondence IS a topic o.,
some discussion. Aud both in Massa-
chusetts AID Maine, the Presidential e
lection nov and then employs the pen
or the tongue. The great body of the
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09
TlIH GAZETTE,
MARTINsBURG, Oct. ., lsas.

Potomac C5aai.--A meeting OF the
citizens of Berkeley county, friendly to
the subject of the Potomac Canal, viii
be held at the Globe Tavern, IL Mar
tinsburg, on MONDAY NEXr, the l5th
inst. fbeing the first day OF Court fos
the purpose OF taking into Consideration
the propricty OF appointing delegates to
the general me citing in the City of Wash
ington, on the 9Th Of November next.
All those who feel an interest in this
subject, are respectfully invited to at
tend
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

John p. Smith, Eppa Hunton, John
Marshall, Thomas T. Faunt!eroy, Fran
els w. Brooke, Berkiey Ward and John
Scott, Esqrs. were appointed delegates
on the aad Sept. Cor Fauqlire county,
% attend the general meeting in WASH
ington City, in Nov on the subject OF
the Potomac Canal.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

Foreign htsiI;gence.-The sky is a
gain overcast in Spain. Corunna has
capitulated-ViSo and Algesiras taken
and Carthagena surrendered Sir r..
Wilson has escaped from Vigo, and re-
paired to Gibpaltar.--Thc Due Dan
gouleme has arrived before Cadiz.
Some negotiations have been opened
with the King or the extraordinary com
mission of the Cortes but the absence
of England as mediator seems to form
a serious objection 10 its progress.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

Col JoHr Cox, Gen. JoHN MA
son. G.n. WALYca SMITH, Gle.
MeNr SMITH. FRANcIs 5 KEY, and
AUGUSTUS TANGY, Bsquires, have
besnappointed Delegates from George
town, to attend the General Meet.
ing OF Friends 10 the Grand Union
Canal, Potomac aud Ohio) which is
TO be held in this city OH the 9th day
OF November next Nat. INT.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

The following communication, on the
subject of the Potomac and Ohio Canal
is from A. Stewart, esq. member oil
congress, from Fayette, Pennsylvania
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

The numberoi Eugiish merchantmen
is computed at near 23,000, manned
by 10000 sailors,
Morn, ChrOa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30

y"lh subscriber, SOME time Inst Janunrg bought nerr0
uan AZ Aucsn in ihc cit, az Richmond !,y he u,,e
." NLDo Mrs -arah tlaien. which siava lrh y the
sohscrhrr ~ Mr. John Sheppards nf Richnoud whence
he has since ascopded lie is small f-lIow of dark
compieNinu, his Viagc somewhat Sarr and he Is nnfs
spnheu nt minute descriptions " him cannnt fe
WIZ give toward ~ CITY dollars nnv rpr spu fi1f i'
again. ma EtrT Soffryte
Neson CO. nelr warminster, Dec. n. 7o-Nsw'
kiHhlNA Akurs hoidenliu fhe Clrs = J'al r M f-e
tfic ihe -cd d1V of October 1893:
tn9nt,' r. Bouliin, ex'or Of David Ross dec. Pl
Susanna Cranberry widow ofIohr CRANBERRY decd and
Jonas Hastings aduir uf John Granhrrrv aer and o.
saul Tomas Hastings in right ~ his Eliza ~ no ,ssF
Eliza uran,ry QUO of the heirs said Crauberrv
derease tTa linsincs. julia fanterrv, Ancsia C,ar-
berry Mary branhefrt, Caroline Cranberry ard Tsrte
Hrnerrs children md heirs fhr said John Gr4nrerrr
decd AID finund ~. NoryeiI es'nr ~ Tl,nas Nor,rf
decd, WIN. Nutuu admir- Benisn,n Mo,y deed r,,,et-
ley harinph "Nor Of HAIRY Heb dcc Michael " Han
COCK fhilip ilHxAll& Co George Winston. Byrd gecrre
Edmund W. Nuses fud Wilson Allen NM
TIE su'VWna srifeacas awarded u this rause tiG re.
iturl r" executed he defendants Jnna. fastnrs and
Eliza s vile, AMI cy mot bavpg entered their apoenr-
ance aud given rcuriy according act nr Asernbq
aHd e rrs Of M court, and appearing satistar,
evidence, thff hfy inhabitants Of THE couptrv
hrs daf vi hr next Irurf, sle,v cause IL M
eY can against The revival hv fr sa rrrese cht sod
answer We bits Of Zee plaintiff add fls ccrv II Ibis
order We fnrwth Inserted 90 upestaprf but. se
10 Tue cts vt ehmoDd, frr mouths stccess,t trr
Ptcd 80 M 'front.' door Of tie Capitol fhr civ
a copy reste, WM. w HF ,TNG err
.rovenfJ. y ~ sf-pFr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30
"a ~. c t,.1s


Si"re The general peac" IL, Emronr. the grea,.r
onit OF ,orr richest nrd hes. Tobacco has bs.n -
ured 10 France. where - has been snd IS still i!is
custom, 10 d'd"r II per for rare (,hr weight
ilie empty Hhds which has ca:>.d the s,piers To
lose "hnui 90 W.. "f p"larco per Had So, 8 Ia e
prt HID. Ia N" Tns. Your Hhds oI FOLIAGE
s"nrral weigh 1900 To 100 HIS. s.oss aud the emp
y Hhds " 10 /" $50 Averaging 1870 ii.s The F,enoi,
Ime"i 10 per cent on makes $50 10 200 IT..
qneniy The shipper lis"s The differ euce, w,ici,
amounts To 1900 10 s eon0 on u cargo.
As have jus Ohia d his infp n,iinr, hasten 20
communicate tho same country ft,4 ls rii ii
wise them Ia make their ihds. weigh 1870 - 200 is.
NV experience has taught me the more man -
FOR the interest oi The Merchants tie hrcr they pSv
would no, sell 1T, !, 2, ), 4, and I'll The var,uus
prices up 10 TO- IL aud 5 IL per hundr"'l-auh IA !
have understood also TINT very injr, 10
tobacco Ia press i, IN Hhds. of gree" s,a,rs and
headings, a,vise W" to pat II ia seasoned dry Hhs.
The "hacco buyers ~ The habit of look,ns ve'y
close INTO nl those matters. aud every Thing trnjne
Ia mi or benei that article nud make 'h-ir eat
c"''i"ns acknowledgement WHY should we do al
that with for their interest when we are
tn reap the rhirT benrfiS.ii makes very l,;ile dbl
Terence with fu the trouble o. expenr", Vile
'her we put out Iolr-co ia ligb, green Hubs. N
heavy seasoned day "nes, and us ] assure Won ~ will
make ereai difference with ia the sales ui our
lobaccn, cannot TOO suongly recom-'end Ia you
those small alterations which certainly very east
" accommodated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30

w III oe sold on the premises the highest bidder op
thursday the 18th January next az fair II M, III
neX' ia' cay) two thirds OF the land attnr he'd 10 that
PANFlLLE, Formerly CbinqueJin Church Sir equal an
nu'l EANbth VIZ he gives the pure haser nv giving
bends win approved security and iced Of tru., 80 80
'"1 ni 10 secure the Punctual pay meuts thereof.
Likewise between 20 ard so likely NEGRoES consist
ing d" men, women buys aud girls Also 81 the Sam. lin,
anu place, ~ be sold The horses, mch cows and oxen
~. ~ "n aTn louder one wagon, and one
,ao's QUANTITY Of timber and all unfinished yor In
Tue Stops some household and kitchen furniture 6r &c
e'edit OF twelve months all sums nj ten oIsr "a
upwards WIZ he given the purchaser y giving bonds 5
uhuouDted securiiy and under that amour cash ill I
required The sse will from ny IN sv mil ,
whole is sold John r. Ig'rttD ~ 30" ~, uuh' tue
With the will annexed of John Ieter dec
" Az persons having claims against the estate are 49,
9ytied 10 exhibit them legally Authenticated as the Las
duecis and those Indebted hereto are i,yie In n,nt
payment without DELAY. JOuy r. tih,,e1u. W MAKE
Amelia, Decen,ber 81 - - 1"" y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30
FIVE porvGs AT pR,vcrroy

Renous are in town " strange doine- ainnrg the
to"ng men - Nassau Hall. II j. said that thrv re-
va ted IT, brdv and held convention ~ fne &c The
rooms of the co'es, aud thai NJ The Prorrsscrs
who wrni ~ So eSpus'ulste with them, was nu under
guard Tor nal pulling OH his hu,-thai brinr y mark
n respect w"h "h'"' 'lP cp0vcnun would not dis.
PRISE. Wnrs" thsu is. IT j. said ih,t y hndv It
ula wbn were He'd MT 10 ,treil the insurg~nf. .
were taken pti~oncrs hv these rrhrnns vnntts VIM
ha' ing rfn he lor hors he rombIf, ruitrhed into The
liai "nh drums heating, flrs pla,ipr, ,nd rolurs
htinc. Fin1t. ~ o.. ayd that al,out ,pniy voung
Teu hav" hren dist1i.sed from The college
We sh uid kr % know n thete is .rv truth in
ihrse fepnrs Tue Trenton Fcderalisi recri, ell his
morning. confirms notire If any Disturbances A.
The grt,r Acia Mater uf Nav Jersey PM GU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30
RUMFORD ACADENY-

s'lt duties Of this institution will reromu,enra or a.
Io' i January next, and continue t'il The Of
cfnrr following, except months varation THE
c"Is o instruction vii con rise The Greek Latin Isr~urb
~ -ns"s aHguHgs-, with The mathematics. An assistant
WI oe engaged A. soon The number Of pupils eeA-
ctrnily increase The situation l. b s, AMI rerad M
ondng ~ elegant repdr and sufficiently large fpr he
accommodation Of fhirtv hna~ders The hoarlifv dppst
men' Il conducted bs NJ WIN. Rufn in the most ss.fs
i"'N manner. Terms FOR tuition so for b.ard each
oaFhtf furnishing his bed &c 100 dolarsto vail ssrt-
"" R m W |lVhncr. q rWOMY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE

The Rcsolnllors " the Legislature often
nessee aeNinst Congressional Nomination Of
a Candidate frr The Presidency. having been
communicated bv the Governor of virginia fo
tho ifgisat"t" of that State. they were refer
red hy The flonse 81 Delegates 10 q committee
Of That Indy. On Tuesday last, Mr. John
TYLER, the chairman of 'he commitfcr. made
. Report "n HE subject. Tins Report. { ~ hich
from iis l'ugfh, W. are unable Nv publish to-
ia, Pmbrace- ~ and very pble argument
ad'e'se 30 The Teoursgee RESOLUTIONS, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30
THE ONLY REAL OppOsJTIoN

"A meeting of the citizens Of Jeilt ts0u coun.
iy, OHIO. was held at The courthouse on th.
2d INST. Gen John Patterson, chairman, ami
Alexander Cunningham, secretary. A con
Sressional caucus was pronounced can en-
cr""rhm"nf upon the prero-Aii,ts Of the peo-
PIE ana resolutions wer. passed, recon-.
mendius DE WITT CLINTON rs a rand-
date i"r President, aud ANDREW JACK
SON for Vice President.
1t IS IN vain To Disguise the fact. that the on
position TO the regularly nomina ed democrat
ic candidate for the presidency, viii fnally
assume The ahuve shape. Let Republicans
look well to 1t. i.Aibany .4rguS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30
SAT-. TIMornY ShEp, SIfNE TMlNr- &
DISSOLUTION on PAKTNERsIIIp


s'Ht s',~cribr legs leave return his thanks To- his
friend, ami the puic for the cDcoura pement birb
ne mas tter'V'd since hsre opening the Sbockoe IIiI Tav
erh'-'is Tar viii ALWAYS he furnished wh the best of Ii
1"S Rnd his table with the hest afforded m The
m'rNe HIS r"onS which well adapted To- the accom-
M"Ih OF travellers, bparderS and private families ami
hph'es order-is stables furnished with good grain
' forage, and attended v experienced and i'll f ost
ers From his long experience in the nsiness
he dnnS not that I've will I've able give general ati,fc
non To those who favour him comnsny His
rr shall he inferior and his prices abe 10 the
uile-' 49, -, THOMAS KEERAN.
il FOR NENT.-Tle subscriber has a Store and Count
ing room, nhoininE The Shuckue II Tavern for rent or
reasonable terms lii gnoI stand for business-k wise
good Dwelling House, with Kitchen Smnk, house pairV
ah excellent we'll in tie yatd Also can hnar,i or
ltofSeS by the month week. On low TENS
Dec 80 7D----6t THOMAS EEFRAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30
TO CoRREsPoNnENTs.

rUBLIUS, No. B. Thursday-No. 4 on Saturday,
Other NJ IS files OF which will appear in the
course of the week.
We cannot with Quinti'ian in generating MIR.
Cunningham from cen>ure. lie was guilty Of u breach of
trust hch the circumstances 81 the did
ufntiiian, however il of the the country
to excuse what he oes concientiousy believe
cuable VI hts conclusions from the of that Cores
pondence. our readers form their opinion
G2uiutilian writes with great spirit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30
a TOBACCO PLANTER.

Mr.. Joseph s. King elected a member Of tie House
DELEGATES, from the of Henry in the place OF Den
i"min Dyer dec. lie appeared yesterday and took his
and added committees of Propositions
erie and of Claims.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30
NOTIl'F

NICHOLAS J. POINDEXTER has removed IN the civ
"I richmond with vie" to iransac.ing 4 Commission
hu'ineshr viii Tor the present be- found the grncery
s'"e Z" Wam Anderson. Cary STREET where all or
drrs from hs r mis- la the country or eseb here will he
thankfully received and promptly executed.
-, NICHOLAS J. POiNDEXTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30

MARRIEDl-on Tuesday the 23d inst. by the Rev John
Kirkpatrick, Mr. DAVID MoLLOY Ira, 10 Miss JANE
B youngest daughter hr Peter Stra,ton of Red Oak
Buckingham.