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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Council Chamber, LIST December. 1923.



Inc publ Cations male recently IN ,uur paper res
peeung Tie Farmers Bank, will doubt airact the
P""nc H"ehiioH-lt - AN important subject 10 the
whole communicable large prorcriy held by The
sa'e ~ The stock OF Tint bank, aud Indeed OF both
the banks, for there no very great difference in e
situation, and the highly interesting objects 10 whic
'ai property is consgued cannot ia II 10 exri,e gen
eFd interest aud secure the attention of tie legi.s
uIe-- Taise the price Uf tie stocks to Ieit mar
value, would tlie state about half ion ol
uoa'S taxing their present pice the measure Of
"tiI value Gan tins he done ard II IL cannot, il
w' be Tor the iHteresi OF the TO snrrcn-
ac' iheir Charter aud close their accounts. Whai
wouid he The efect Of merging the stocks Of the
TWO banks! Let there be Inn one iank--but e stock
OF ihe bank OF Virginia Is worth IN market, more
ihan ihe Farmers Bank stock g. The holders in bat
od"k should be compensated for he dihetence.-EN-
~ ~ US shHr'eT TO- some years without bonus.-
would they not he Compensated hy snch extension,
10y having no oiher rival IN bankius CONCERNS i'm
ne u states Bank aud 10y the increase of cnpiial p
" tue NOckhOidets aud legislature were To unke sue h
~ arrangement, there would be- ye; more O do The
chhiter sould he amended in Two particulars espe-
c''iy- mere should ie no director Who had no, ~
real interest in the p,ote ina,
une or Two shhteS Aud here Should bc lodged sonie-
wne'e power 10 d'scOntinue improbable branches.
ihe present OH 'efs and establishments uf either at
ne banks De hicf go iur the trYnssctiDn of the
husnessb II, ard Ill that both now do aud proha,
ny more i'an ooh now do, would lie done Iy Que -
Wh" ELECT would the saving Of the whole exnrb.e at
"uo m i'"snI-i's increased capital and petmn-
nency, and its beteT direction l,v an amended char
ief bdve on ibe sock Would i NOUN, II 10 10 par
beI nose acquainted with the subject consider.
ne Is2isiinre will first determine, whether IL -
soou pohcy, any longer Ia give its sanction to he
""Ok'"g system, aud u u viii MOI thru on tie besi
'pue "' e"d'ng us connection e,irl, the banks now
eN's""s :" the state, - their charters expue.
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kreah nnh .StnsOnnhIe .Ahn4a


GEO WutTWEiL, u the old stand RECENTLY nccu.
- ped by The late Jru W Read Wliiiwr two doors
above the Mansion se) has received NV late arrivals an
excellent assortment Of ROOTS AND SHOES, among
which
Ladies best Philadelphia prunelia, satin, valencia and
similie velvet
Slips. heels, black and fashionable colours
DO. best black walking shoes, With and With
heels
Dp 80. de-. and cnlotred mnrOr CO slips. heels
DO fine and common seal skin walking shues
Genemer's foe caif skin Wellington boots
Do do. do. WsSins'on tie. htH.s heels
Do Gne and stout calf skin sh0es straight aud Tigtt
and icfi
DO. over shoes with buckles
Mise seal siiu, leather and morocco shoes
Boys fine coarse shnes
Chilireu's shows and boots nf ~ descriptions
mgi's Ru WOinens SHOES ADD bOOees OF various
kinds
on CONSIGNMENT.
Bales brown ard hlcacird sheetinRs and shirtinRs
Cases shoes anil COTTON cards, and
Eest NnftHerr shoe tirrai--
NJ which offered wholesale and retail on reasonable
terms.
December ?. bO--w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02

we dlner ~ some essential points with the
i"'eh5ent author Of the following coaimuni-
c""on' we ha'" not so poor an opinion ui
the Spanish Cortcs, ur the nation, Of the pros
poets of Spain, or so tender an inpressioo o.,
the designs Of France, as he is Disposed 10
POuriray according TO the last account.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
SWOCKOE HIIL TAVERN

'FIHE subscriber Informs his friends The public
orally, that I've has tPnted the alYe esial bneDi and
prepared for tue reception Of company His abe will
Ice furnished with The hest the markets afford uar
attention will be paid to his heidng aud bed The
stable shall be supplied with the best grain, Goddcr, &c,
and attended NV experienced osiler. The
med attention shall I've paid thine aper ming
to the house mud w r his particular endeaV
give s1tisfafti1a il who G,vor him with their
castom lie has fixed the lowest OR and
horse 10y the day month The Members ofhe Le
gislhturr respectfully Informed thar 10 Y
accommodated With honrd hy the week. very reasonable
terms, and their horsrS boarded proper onsby cheap
Dec. q eCN THOMAS KEERAN
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NOTICE-

IL rcfsors tavrg claims against the estate o.
~ DAVID SHEPHERD deceased. late &c FiuyHnna
county aud uf vrriua, requested 10 rae them
known, noier dot provision may W. made for disehHrg-
iug them. Those indebted sid estate spciteo 10
make Immediate payment Indulgence cannn be rrsuted
THOMAS BAKER, (Adu'ors with tie viii IIr,
NJ y sHEPHERD,s 81 David shepherd dec
NovewbeW 70 5fs-wfr'
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PURIIf, A,T-IIlI-TION

Y virtue Of deed p( executed the subscriber,
ID bv Edmnnd TAYLOR and Frances Ann his wife, ihe
first day April 1870 and recorded in the Court llus-
tirgS tar 'hr city oi cbmond The 9TH ay 81 April,
1s20fcr the pf securing Doctor Charles Morris
of Caroline for the said Edmrnd Tay
lnr dec two notes ~ the laid deed more particularly
descfihed-pue Of which mites the said Doctor Charles
Morris has ALREADY been compelled to take upwe shal
sell at public auction pr reads money, the house lately
occupied by the said EtsIund Taylor dec. Friday tie
18th day Of necsmher inst. One sale
o'cock0 all The household and kitchen FURNtTuRE,
with four SLAVES, named Aegy, Charlotte, Thomas and
Wil!eybelcngng to the said Edmund Taylor decreased.
J. p. TAYLOR,
y. 7. TAYLOR. Trustees
necrmher 9. GO--wIhs W. y. WINSrON. \
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DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA., TO WIT:

DE it remembered. that The 18th day OF November
AD in the Oriveighh yea oths Independence of the T.
med States VI America, William Waller Iicnng snd
fstrirt hath deposited in this Office the e Of book, the
rghi wh~reoihe claims proprietor, ir the words follow
inPto wiz 'Nns of Equity collected from and proved
y cases ont oihc hnnks Of the best authority IN the High
Court nf Chnnrery To which is added, The
Earl OF Coventry conccrong the defective examination Of
powers aleY udiudgei in the High omrt Of Chancery
American Edition, w references 10 Modern authorities,
both British and Americae; Nv William Waller Hening,
Councillor 81 Law, h0lhor Of the Virginia Justice
vers 6u.lr Sc ard Editor of the SG',ues Large OF
Virginia. In conformity IL the uf the Congress 90 the
United States, entitled An the encnura
learning, nv securing The copies of nap books,
Ten the authors and pr1nietOrs OF such c,ni. during the
times therein mepiinUed" RIO tEFFEIES.
Clerk of the pIstri- Vi -guia
December
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
.l,othcr " Richmond IN Mr Fs.id.an

taiingly Is JoHS 4u,.ci ADAMS"
.bi0Her" Richmond IN The Fl,id,?'n
The New York vu(e has heru claim. d bv
more competitors than ever the Apple ofDis,
cord was. Tire NJ, !. sHraoicun claims il
for Mr.. Adams.-The Pniitoi affects /. bs
very sanguine behalf of Mr.. Calhoun
The .hgus aud the .airocte pu, in IA powcrr,.
train ~i reasoning in favor al Dir. Crawford
We are strongly disposed 10 acqui+sce In the
statements nGth- Two last Journals.
But what will the .aiierican and the Patriot
think ofan"ber comp-tll"r, ho is said tu bo
laying ny for the p'urs.?-- We meaa he Patron
o. Inc Grand Caual-a man Of great talrus, Of
It'll g alter ambition--De Wiz Clinton. IN.
Rnm''ur Guns. tina, he is about la be- brought
forth at ihr iiih hoDr; to strip M,ssrs. A.
dams AID Calhoun of their prrcarion. pre-
tensinns.-Th- " National D,mocrGt' or Al,
hany Is preparing The way for this uew Aspi-
rant Already ii cries, that il is high time " To
adopt The principle of tl., ailns New York;
that The moa IN that state who is opposed
to q union of sentiment upon SO righteous Il
ground, cannot be faithful cirizen of n.
YORK but must he a corrupt tool of foreign
iactin"," &c. SSc.-Ths flourish of trunpets is
intended 1" Introduce the \. York candidate.
Though he will not succeed in his Object
though he may draw To his banner the suf-
fragrs of Ohio though hr v Ill not persuade
| n. York tn dissipate her votes, aud m. gr all
| her Influence in an election BY the II. Of Il.
though she will u al, probability throw all her
weight into the scale of Mr.. Crawford: yet
Mr. Ctinton's offering will feat e,ert sba-
dow of pretension which M"ssis. A.aals or
Calhoun have hitherto put in tn the vote Of
| n. York lie will take Ia himself the Clnlo-
| Man, the Burrite, AND ~. Federal votes which
hav" constituted their princip1i st,,..,s, ~ IN y.
York.
We received in the Charleston papers, last
night, the Declaration Of JTnr by .Herico against
| SPd'R. IL SETS out " The unexpected cn;n-
mencrmrnt of hos;ilities nv the Governor of
the Cas'le of San Juan de Uius against the
| town at Vera Cruz, has cumpeilrd ;,r SUI
preme Executive Power, To- adnpi nras,lrrs
consequent on AN aggrrssluu uuproiukrd by
NJ inhabitants. and warranted by no political
considerations"
| rTTbnuch Mr. Calhoun ght y we'll at hang his
harp upon tue wiowsyet aciy friend, still
CLAIMS with untring Importantly, tie pub etIiun,
No. of rhoms"n in our paper vfo-day rpora
u'eiuly occupied.
lcODmuncd.ed
Departed tins lie Ia peuas cuuiy, Alabama on the OH
November last, Mr.. LUCY PENN GUY, wife oi Mr. TIos
puy OF said county aud urnerly of Richmond.
orh. AMI irur infant daughcs tender years pre-,
"ent them from feeling irrerarabl- loss which thew
nave sus'ans'. the Youngest being only four old
Died. on FRIDAY night Mrs. ANNE GIDDON the consort
friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02


The following facts completely out Of" the file
Of - rcedrvts"
Isl. IN the course Of Saturday, some 90 or 80 Of
the Memi'eis OF the Virginia Legislature were sworn
~ 10y the Connective hive never heard hefpte Of
any members being qualified preyioss the LIT day
0f ihe session
2nd b. Saturday nights mail, VIZ were instruct
ed y l"nef from the clerk Of The ~ Of r.. 10 send
ON the r"per 10 rerinIn men,hers during The session
No similar application has reached ns, until lie
Jd evening Of the session after the house had met,
aud passed the usual order shout papers, &c.
Both The preceding cases indicate prccOciiy Of e-
glslAi'or, which is altogether new 10 Us
3'd. Yesterday, virus vt eleoiion issuedto
tie ronniy OF Southampton, 10 supply the place Of
boib her decreased Delegates.
4h. From some strange anomaly three Delegates
were sworn IN fronn one county iva. Ncholas,) and
tO0k theu seats such.
Ihete was never = more crowded Attendance IN "a .
VI of ID. on the LIST day.--About 800 members too |,
their seals.
How will the " National Journal" reconcile
It's recent assertion about the advocates nj
Mr.. Adams, with the following sentence in IN,
last n. I. American "The state of n. Voel
VIII range hrrsclfouthe side of him ainor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENr.

PRIZE OF SToCKs.-C.rS,ctt,i By j. ". Lyneh
United States Bank, : no
hank rfVirginis, e6
Farmers Bank. 81 55-salc AT auction
Murine Stock, %
RANk NOTE hXCHANG F. Corrected az Cohfn's OFcs.
State Bank Of North Carolina, rer disc,
South Carolina banks, % do do
Georgia banks "a 81 do 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02

those who may b. pssspass, a,s ih:stb lsh sse-
iI"n, who from eincaii,r,, .ai..s
character and localities, shall seem best caaeti
To hsr sohfag.s, and that man we say uahesi->
iaiingly IS oHS 4U,rci ADAMS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02

FARNEKS' BANK OF V RGINiA.
TIiiE annual meeting NJ The SOckr ers e election
of Directors Cor the U'nk, the offices of dis
count and deposit will he held banking house,
Wednesday The 9Th day Of January rexi.
Dec. ?. GO-tdm WIN. NEKERVJS. rasb'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-02

. lfThnurh Mr. Calhoun ght ~ well at hang his
hirp upon Tue will"wsyet acyr friend, still his
ca'is with untirng opportunity. tie puhir
we Shali make very lew structures upon the
NO OF Thomson" IN our next our paper uftoday Iporo
useiully occupied.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-07
JOHN McNEAL-Gun Maker.

4 ETURNS thanks to the citizens of
IL Lynchburg and the surrounding counties
for their very liberal encouragement since his
commencement in business. lie would fur.
tier take this opportunity of informing them
that he has now ON hand, an assortment of
FOWLING PIECES, RIFLES, PISTOLS, sud
II variety Of other articles in his line, Of the
first quality, which he is willing to dispose of
on very moderate terms, as lie intends rem1-
wing TO the west in the beginning OF the ensii-
ing slmmer. He will continue to make aud
repair Guns and Pistols OF every description
and assures the public in general that nosen-
beavers on his part shall be omitted to render
ratistacion.
DOOR LOCKS and KEYS, UMBRELLAS
and PARAsOLS, will also be repaired in the
neatest manner.
N. IA few articles of HOUSEHOLD u
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting of
Sdeboard, Secretary, sundry others, which
he would wish 10 dispose OF by private sale,
October 9 tsp
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vl'HE subscribers will pay the above re-
L ward for apprehe nding and securing IN a
ny Jail within this state, THREE NEGRO,
FELLOWS, or 1875 for either OF them, who
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The house knoun by the ADORE name, situoted
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ttnuance Of their patronage.
ROBERT MORRTSS.
NJ B-Th hare large yard, in which drores
Of horses can be accommodated. r. NJ
October 7. 10
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NEW AMERICAS
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OF THE


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Revolutionary War, which obtained the indie
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Representatives OF the United Colonies, to tn.
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COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
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eedom which we received from ouI gallaut
anceato 5, aud which our innocent posterity
have Ugh. torecelve hom US. We cannot
endure the iniamy and guilt of resign,ng sue.
ceeding generationsto that wretchcdness which
inevitably awai them, il we basey entail here
ditaiy bondage upon them.
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hazard, with unabating ti'mness and pe,sevei-
ance, employ for the p eservation OF our Tibet
tirs--being with one mind resolved to die free
men ather than to live slaves. II Declaration
Of Congress, setting forth the necessity ojtaking
up drms-Juiy ., 1910.
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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
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Orders from any part OF the United States
by mail post paid or by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any OF the Bal
tmore Lotteries, will meet the same prompt
aud punctual attention, as il on personal ap
plcation addressed to
J. |. COHEN, Jr.-Baitimore.