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Worcester, IS. July 18, 1928.
on Executions, (hav-

- ing been previously attached on mesne
process and win be sold, at Publick Vendue,
on the premises, on Wednesday, the Goth
day of August next, at o'clock, P. Mall
the Right in Equity which Major ARNA BA-
CON had, on the Goth day of August last, TO
redeem the mortgaged Real Estate wherein
he now lives, consisting of about one acre of
Land, with a small House and Barn, and a
Grist-Mill, situated near the middle of West
minister.
EBENEzER JONES, d. Sheriff.
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County-Ho,tse Shoes, etc.
TIT G. HENSHAW has re-

AAe ceived, on consignment, an assort-
nent of County House SHOES-well made
Of good Stock, and ordered to be sold low. riS.
MEMS u Boys thick Shoes; Mems g. Boys
salf do; Mems & Boys black-grain do |;
Mems buck and sheep skin do. for Summer
wear Ladies' & Misses morocco and leather
walking do. and Pumps, with and without
heels Ladies' black and fancy coloured Kid
Y Denmark Satin do; Children's morocco
and leather Shoes & Bootees, &c. r.
Also, for Sale, a general assortment Of
EUROPEAN g. AMERICAN GOODS.
CRoCKERY, Sc. at prices eon}ormed 10 late
,.dslction Sales.
New-Woressser, Ang. Q.
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Worcester, IS. July 10, 1923.
A TTACHED on mesne pro.

IA cess, and taken on Execution, and to
be sold, at Publick Vendue, at Mr.. .Archi-
bald Blacks Inn, at Barre, on Saturday, the
twenty-third day of August next, at five o.
clock, P. Mall the Right in Equity which
JOHN WHITE, jun. has to redeem the mort
gagged Real Estate whereon he now lives,
situate in the southerly part of said Barre,
and contains about sixty acres, and on the
road leading from said Barre to Hardwick.
MOSES HOLDEN, d. Sheriff.
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VALUABLE FARM
For Sale, at .auction, IN Worcester.


TINE Subscriber proposes to
Il sell, at Publick Vendue, on the prem
ises, on Monday, the 25th day of August next,
at one of the clock, after noon, the whole of
the FARM wherein he now lives, situated in
the northerly part of said Worcester, bounding
on the 9th Massachusetts Turnpike road. and
is known as the Bigetoso Farne-forme rly kept
hy Deacon Darid Bigeloao as Tavern-con-
sisting of about $50 acres of Land, with an ex-
celent House and two Barns, Granary and
other suitable Buildings thereon-well water
ed and fenced.-An excellent Farm. and
good Stand for Publick House. The prem
ises will be sold together, or in separate lots,
as may be most convenient.-A small part
of the money must be paid down-a liberal
credit may be had for the residue. (EF The
conditions, and further particulars will be made
known at the time of the sale.
SILAS BlGELOW.
Worcester, July %, 1928.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Court, at Worcester, on the first Tues
day in August, A. ID. 1928.
To ZIBA PARKHuRsT, late of Milford, IN
said County, administrator on the
U.s. Estate of NATHAN PARKHuRsr, late
Of said Milford, deceased,
GREETING.
ON the above representation and request,
you, the said Ziba Parkhurst, are hereby cited
to appear at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, aforesaid, on the first Tuesday
in September next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to render your Account of the Admins
traton Of said Estate, and also to show cause
(if any you haye) why you should not be dis
missed from your said trust Of Administration,
agrecably to the aforegoing request; and you
shall be heard thereon. Hereof fail not.
Given under my hand and seal of Office,
this fifth day of August, A. ID. 1923.
NAllit. PAINE, J. Prob.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TWILL be Sold, at Publick
w Vendue, ON Saturday, tie Both day
OF August next, on the premises, At o'clock,
A. Mall the Real and PersonalPro2erty of
ESEK MARSH, late of Charlton, deceased
Said Real Estate consists of aboutseven acre.
OF Land, Zone acre Wood-Land) With never
falling Well of Water, Dwelling House and
Barn, together with commodois two-story
Shop on the same, convenient for almost any
kind of Mechanick-situated Charlton,
County of Worcester, few rods lorlh of the
Farnuna Tarefn, in Charlton City $50 called
Also, at the same time and ,lace will be
sold, great variety Of valuable articles of
Personal Property. made known
at the time and place.
LUCINDA MARSH, r..,r.
SOLOMON HICKS, ' -
Charlton, July %, 1928.
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Particular Notice to all concerned.

N consequence of the present
a. Managers OF the SPY being about to retire
rom the Office, it will be necessary for me to
ray up my old arrearages. And one and all are
allied upon to make settlement for the paper
fIth the Subscriber by the first of September
Hxf' either by Cash or Note, as am deter
nnsd to have thorough settlement with all.
ISAAC BAssETT, JR.
". Is. All those who do not comply with
IN above, will not have any other notice by
m.
July 90, 1928.
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Charlton, July %, 1928.

To the Hon. NATHANIEL PAINE, Judge of
Probate for the County Of Worcester.
TIME Subscribers interested In
Il the Estate of Nathan Parkhurst, late
Of Milford, deceased, respectfully represent
that Ziba Parkhurst, Administrator of the Es-
tate of said Nathan Parkhurst, has moved out
Of this Commonwealth, and unreasonably neg
lects and refuses to render his Accounts of the
Administration of said Estate. The Subscrib-
ers, therefore, request that the said Admins
traitor, Ziba Parkhurst, may be called upon by
Citation, to render his Account of the Admin
istration Of said Estate, and to dismiss him the
said Ziba from said trust, that some other suit
able person may, (if necessary be appointed
in his stead.
STEPHEN r. PARKHURST.
JARED RAWSON.
.4ugua S, 1923.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-13

President Allen, Of Bowdoin College,
is about TO publish second edition Of
his American Biographical Dictionary,
with additions, bringing the work down
TO the present time. The first edition
was published in 1909.
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Also may be had,

Sold by C. HARRIS, Worcester.
Eoren,ber 6, 1922. ~
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The New Haven Journal states, that
for forty-six days there has not been
funeral in that city; neither is there
known TO be any person in the city
dangerously i'll. New Haven contains
population (ncluding the collegiate
and other academick residents) ofnearly
5000 souls such state Of health,
among an equal number, is rarely to be
found on the globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20
CHANCES I'm SPAlN

In the II. of Peers a discussion took rI,rc
on the It'll April on fIotion Of Lord Ellen
borough to censnre ministers for the course
they had pursued towards Spain. the modified
tone they had employed, and particularly for
having conlescended at the desire of Franc.
tn recommend changes in the constitution as
the alternative far avoiding war. The morinn
was lost ayes az, noes lf5. But Lord Liver
pool IN tn course of has speech threw ont the
following specuaiinns on The chances nf sue.
cess by France, which derive peculiar interest
from The Speaker aud the crisis
lie (Lnrd l. agreed with him. that willis, ,l,crc
was war ~ Spain, this couBiry should mi herself
~ condition 10 he piepireh6nr all eveniS Tnt The
proprely OF entering hastilyor wan tonly upon war
was drIerent question. All The chance of war
should be calcEl ned before II was u,tlcrtkcn g..
conhy, we should he convinced thai thrio vas an
absolute necessity Tor our iuietfrfcncc Iie (Io,d
~ denied ihat as vet any such Necessity existed -
he Noble Earl taxed rs IL Spain v1s easily con
quered. Let the House look M the rh,ures OF III.
success vi Tie war. For his n,vn n,yt lc ,,,d rct
think thHi HE French would conuner So,;c Thcy
might arrive nj Madrid bnt unlr ~ the whole rc,
y rose ~ ior them, ley never oui bo said 10 have
conquered the kin2dnfn Was IL FORGOTTEN INN ,s,e,o
~ geographical extent, tvas nearly ~ Lu.e ne
france That, unlike Poland IL ,vaa intereerfed
hy mouniains, and that pOsseserd as IL ga. Of tleec
n"'"'"l adtan'ges, Il was The strongest country in
Europe. hat us people we're ren,aiknhls Cnr -
enHcuy oi character, which, thnng,t u mitl he tppp
me present occ islon Que cause uf tic quarrel
WIS yetmosi advoot lgeous 10 them rnr purrr-rs of
no'"e ""ienre. WHh snch prople, Then, tho
FreUch never could obtain nn influence cyor
spain wlnch could be preiudicis Ia mis- country -
lie bud said IN the early part OF the 10 .sinn tt b
saw more dinger in the contest ~ France herself
ih'n 10 opHn. whilst The chdnce nf success ,vas
predetermined, The consequences nc defeat youh lac
ceH'inly ruinOus. md how WIS France io continue
the wrr The French boteed fita their army ,yciI
ne pau out ol france. Ills was M tride. Nobody
knew hoUef ih'n he (Lord J. } the expense Of sue.
porting ipretgn srmy IN Spain
ne Done Of Wellington Nod they have oo
chance whatever otherwise. (Ifep.)
INC t'aI' "i Liverpool tiid he heheypd iIrv had
1 ,, r chance bv even 'hus paying their frnops -
! Tie bad before comparei Spain IN orr Vrr,, t,-r,
ran Colonies 80 Gee outset IT he reeo'innear, ..,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20
YMPoRTANT To COMMERCE..

l. l.
New Y~RK, Jane ls.-I'he Spanish i,-,'rr
of AIarque ship Tarantnla, arrived here yrster.
CAV 10 ~ days from Cadiz. We learn tina
she sailed on the 9Th of May that - rsr,na
DECLARATION OF WAR against Franc
had been published that the Spanish pri,a
-teers were fitting or; with ail rNpcdiiion--aui
that ore French merchant vessel had hetn
captured Of Algesiras previous to the sailing ol
this vessel. .Ber. .4dV.
This arrival from Cadiz has given rise to a
report and a cor lecture. The report is tina,
Joseph Bonaparte is Invited To Spain hy The Lii
berals, and the conjecture is that she has
brought out commissions for privat-er,. Gaz
The following interesting letter from Cariiz
dated April 25th, was received in this city by
the schooner Little William. Ii is from the
same gentleman, who wrote rather despair
DINGHY few days previous to the date of this.
We Know him personally, and place the utmost
confidence in his statements. Nat. .Adr.
CADIz, April eJ-"The French, as ynu
know, entered Spain an the eth, and wiiliUu,
meeting any opposition proceeded AS far
yntoria. The advanced guard is composed
of discontinued Spaniards, which the French
allow very much against their own interest as
the spirit ofvengeaDce which leads them on
has created a reaction and those who other
wise were disposed TO receive the French
TRANQUILITY, are retiring from thpir homes,
and uniting themselves to Ballasteros by
thousands. Almost all the local militia of the
Provinces have already abandoned their
houses, and are collecting where their services
may be useful. In the towns the French have
passed some disorders have been committed, as
much from the disappointment Of not meeting
The 'retcome reception they expected, as from any
other cause.
''The Constitutional General O'Donnell is
doing wonders--we perceive his energy in
every act he performs. The last accounts we
have of him, is that of his having organized
an army of about $4,000 men, with which he
WIN soon begin To operate, and believe one
of his first steps will he TO secure the passes
of Som oserre. about IL leagues north of
Madrid. All the militia of Madrid, amounting
to nearly 1000 men, have volunteered en- n,aSse
tn Join the army of reserve IN Andaltsa. With
such elements in people, what should be
their reward Certainly not depression.
The government have not yet signed Il
declaration of war. We ezpect ii every mo-
ment suppose great numbers of privateers
will be fitted out from the U. States. If they
come here, they will get commissions without
any dfficulty-the grand object being to do
the French all the mischief possible.
e" II is reported, and believe correctly. that
Cadiz will shortly be put under martial law,
to he prepared for the worst, and that Go
vernon will he appointed who will unite in his
own person, the Civil and Military authority.
1.-The be man of nerve, he will do much good"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20
Fresh Teas. LipernooI Nh D.

Fresh Teas, LiUerpOoL Sal. &C.
w Z have in store, and offer At private sale
w 2fOO sacks Liverpool fed Salt Containing busbeis
the sacking very superior
500 chests and boxes imperial runpn,vder Teas latest
Importation ship Huntress LONDON Traders cargo
~ cases ~ csnisiers do containing 20 cansters enc
90 boxes Of do. ship Americas rargo fof Il, o..t
100 hhds. brown Sugar Of different ftuslities ~"
80 bbs and 10 terces loaf Sugar
10 boxes Havana Sugar
10000 pounds green Coffee
20 pipes COgnac Brandy
20 hhds. Antigua Rum
80 bbls.rye Whiskev
80 bbls. Country Gin
500 boxes China Tea Sets
81 DO. do. Dining SETS
2nOJ sides Soal Leather
30l terces Rice
% casks Malaga Wine
do. Lisbon do.
8 30 real Port ds.
cases 10 pint Fur,Liers
40 Decauters
do States
100 elegant liquor Cases
10000 Spanish Segars
~ bOxefCapers
80 boxes Chocolate ~ his each
100 boxes Candles
go DO. SOAP
100 do. y 10 and 70 x p Window Glass. &c tct~
Also about ninety packages 81 DAY COINS rc,.s,;r,
't-'ahcnes. CHmbrics, book Musiins leno W,.ius So
'-' ehshA"S italian Grapes, BOniljazes Woubazipss
'' e Hs'tiere.i assorted cOlprs, superine CLOTHS ~
'ried coiorsi Umbrellas Ribbons f,ncv siik sboUf 80,
ION Shfwis, German Osuahurcs Ticttenturos t,,t
Nhie H"ii.s elegant oil Cloths Tor tables &C. ie,nt go
nrfe 9ha"lsf italian Sewing SILK, India Sewing k So
~ psntbulgs osnahurgs Thread brown sbf~fif,s i
7"eeuhSs ftaiis, Stripes. Cheeks Ctsm,ravs &C. a. It.
Jane ". Age'r''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20
NOTICE.

WE Commissioner ofthe James Jackson's River Canal
lakes great pleasure in announcing to the pnc that
the water was admitted into the oil on the 17th inst
IN the evening leak appeared 10 place Ia the bot
tnm and the water discharged Itself under ground without
passing through or affecting the bank. The gate nj the
hrch was immediately Shut aud the morning the bot
TON, was eXcavaied TO sufficient about tue leak
Pnd"ed up ard the water again introduced by 10 O'clock
Tue boats are now employed in removing earth and stone
every ihing appears TO siahd well aud no danger 10 the
banks Is unprecedented The upper arch gate viii he omen
Ell :" norrowthe canal made by Briggs Gamble filed
AMI tue boats from above admitted in the evening.
RANDOLPH HARRISON, or J's&JisR CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20
IComr,,lnicoiei.l

DlEDi-At his residence IN Fauquier county, Thurs
DAY the i2'h day OF June, General iOHN BLACKWELL
ngr sky eight months and 81 days believed
Ice the last r-riinng officer in Virginia.
VINO srrV"a through tie whole of that evcntfu
~ me formation "i the Virginia regiments he attach
al u" the 3, aud served during the remainder of the
war lie was present at the battles OF Brnniywine, Ger
nlh"own, and monmouth, AMI was made prisoner, with
Lin"-n, ai the surrender Of Charleston. During life he
maintained high character for that integrity rmness
Tor which :" many nf tho revolutionary patriuts dis
hugniSbri Ia lis last illness he DISPLAYED fOrti
ine and resignation and showed bs rrrnner in which
hc resigned his existence that he who had ofea faced
death IN Nh field would not shrink from his approach
the hour Oi his dissolution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20
TRIAL FOR MURDER IN ARKANSAS

Tom Graves, an Indian of the Cherokee
tribe, residing on the south side of the Arkan-
sas river. was arraigned before the Superior
Court ut this Territory, in the latter end of
April, for the murder of an Usage woman.
plea IN abatement was filed. The facts
as To the place where the murder was COM
mltted, and that il was within the bounds of
the country coded to the Choctaw Indians, by
treaty, was admitted by The United States
counsel. The prisoners counsel read the
treaty, 10 shaw that the country was, To all
intents and purposes, Indian land and under
an act of Congress of 1917, nm offence com
united by one Indian upon another Indian,
within any Indian boundary, shall not be a
subject of judicial investigation and punish
ment.
The counsel for the United States contend
ed, that the cession To the Chnctaws never
having been erecuted, by an actual deiire1y OF
possession, on the part of the government.
and that citizens of the United States, over
whom civil jurisdiction was exercised, had,
previous to said treaty, resided, and still do
reside, within the bounds of said cession, and
never having been removed by the govern
meDt orthe United States, the sovereignty and
dominion still was retained, and belonged to
The government and that in the space be
tween the ratification Of the treaty, and actual
delivery, jurisdiction IS extended over the
coded country, by the government IN posses
sion.
The Court conceived that, by the treaty,
the right ofsoil was in the Choctaw Indians
but that our citizens, never having been re-
moved by government, were still, to all pur-
poses, within the jurisdiction of its laws. But,
10 the present case, the prls ,ner being an In
d,dn, and the offence committed upon an In
d'an' The indians having the RICH! of property
and dominion over the soil II ratnp With ~,
law of 1917, and he could not be amenabIe TO
the civil authority of the United States. The
prisoner was therefore discharged.
Counsel for the prisoner, LqtcaS, Seuier, and
Wather ; for the United States, Roame and
Oden
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20
UNi%ERSTTY OF WI &. MApy

rFIliE Visitors and Institution will lease
To observe, t'n the ith uf july the day 6xe un,u
for their annual conyocauOn, wien their
earnestly requested.
JOHN c. PRYOR, R-ctsr.
II The pnhlic is respectfully informed 3at the Arnvnt
Examination Of the students of VIM. aud Nary will cora
. ice the SGth inst.
The Commencement will take race usual hue in con-
of The number OF speeches which
ered and of degrees which be conferred the
in the church will begin the 3d. and he concludes,
al, Of lulv j. AUG. SMITH.
WIN. & Mary College. .Tuneis l9-wsw
NTIRGtNlA; A superior chancerv huii,n ~
the Capitol in the city Of RchmoRd the ISth day of
January, i92S-
James Ilur'. appellant, On motion of the appei'>c,
against nv counsel court doth
Edmund lord, appellee der that unless the appellant
file tue crS, ll, for which leave given, by the
shall have been served W. copy of this order
appeal Ire dismissed, the rhe of
this taF. a eoHy-rese, WNT. ". uENING &C
June 2O T3-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20
U. S. BRIG ENrERpRIzE.
or 81. Thomas, .Hcy 81, 1928. (

% 81. IHonidS .Hny ST, I323.
mentioned above that the Cyane, had
lost number of officers aud men, since her
departure from the coast of Africa Drs. Dix
and Pell, Purser Atwood Midshipman Xix,
all forward officers, and about. forty men, have
f,ll,n Victims
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20

aN virtue nf drcl oftrus executed ms ~ 7.-sc r,
hGa'ing date '.r ath dtV of Nav I6Z2 aud ,niy re-
1o0rn ~ te clerks Office of CumJcrlsnl cnune Gr
poses therein mentioned, shnii on Tnrstlnv the 1 -
i i,Y next o." 'he premise proceed ~ sr at pubic an,
Wv 'r ca, nc tract oi ia"d mer'ionrd IN said drr cor
t'unt ~ Hrrrs. nnrc or fss subject 10 The widno y 40,
we WI" convey fu-h itlc "piy rs Is vssfed m us "a
trustees JOIN q. p3 VEL -
JAMES JENNINGS. rnIees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20

ANAFAl from tir suJsrliaer oh Norman fic 10. ~
y Arrii last negro m1n i,y he tame nr CHARLES
WcI bnrN ir'"' altrit - v"srs Did mr. fvss
n his upper fore teeth r1ed on md branded on e,ri
"nhihc leitr O., pointing creh 10 has nose ais, In ia,
MIDDLE of bis forehead wifi tie letter O. poir,e,
BIS tee side e has riso teen formerly branded In re
places on bis breast with he same ctfer sianding thus r.
WHICH hut tot their pJsiiinn, would resen. q
hr Srfr r'n The LASH han letters his hack sheus iia no.
ccpt "I 'nay isi"s We stronp acs~ ami srffi
@lnw ani when tfker will eet 10 rps.ihle go,Lt
he tHAuki1i io any rcrsnn VIM viii DELIVER erd ,srr ~
me o. secure him IN Jill ,0 that get him ao.is sn,t ,,
"Hd hin according in laV Ger en- doing - glrsws~r Us
pcr'0Hs whatever ff"rn harhonr said negro n nie TO-
src c unIri tl" srverrs pcnal'y rt the e may ipgt
a' slt1i' spare nvpans to punish such Offenders
FHgTtg cGrpfs~
LH0ent9re COUNT. W.. irne ~ fl..,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20
COMMUNICATION.

Two votes have lately appeared in the Enquirer which
1re 'r'cuiaed nuc" the impressions that We w.r. the
puiy candidates for ihc nrSr OF pri.Gaes the hate vlee-
tinn I'm Augusta county and dat votes nutwiti-
,'nudng thruwn away upon oict prrsnps We therefore
deem u duty hrh owe to ourselves. the
they really occurred Previous ihr eIcciion notice
appeared in The Republican, Farmer that Colonel Anderson
was wiling ~ serve II elected aud the
ton hr toni MS the bench. making
declarations IN address the people. II Nr.
far.on absent rnm the the tAy ufthe
tioni h II equally true that previous his hsnc
hc well knew that poll wnr'd o-eued him. and that
hr willing serve ifelr,eu SIT Wayt was in S,aun-
tom where lac resides the day Of election
well knew that pull would be- opened him without
making tue least objection. THOMAS J. STUART,
I'D. VALENTINE. Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20

greater ;rsnssTc,aiaps .a.as; the constitution
nau Mr.. Crawford. Why should we reject
aim who has the best pretclsons to the Of
6ce' MUClUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20
SALT, SUGAl; j. LEATHER.
2i@ Jacks lLT. best Liverpool GlIed

100 hhds. SUGAR
o'oo sides SOhL LEATIIEH--rcr sale h-
- 'lne 10 ll-CH OTIS, DUNLOP 2 CO.
Mar. LEWIS .HlKLEY fake notice, that 7 .b,iI ~,
.fA tue L5t6dHy of July 1928, the dwelling house ~
'or' J1mn, Wfnor in pnisa cpHfv veen tie bonr ~.
o'clock A. NJ. aud oock r VI. take the dero.iti., 80
he faid lanes Minor, o be ~ evidence in snif Voc
de'Tn"ug 80 Oh" superior of lty fr Louisa ronv ~
which ara pain and defendant n; which r'1s
You requested nt'en.l RALPH OfrNNf 80
Lpfi,l. Time ~. fs0L fr "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20

fcSf Ani'vajina army might corrucs mach -
IL could ~ Spain. va, could nni call any t,ri nj Tue.
county rs own hu that which tho roogs covered
We trust that the long ~ud interesting letter.
on our last page, is written With too sombrc
pencil.
The General Court r,ei Tncs''>v Yesterday,
the Commonwealth ngarsi -. II. Rice, Ia, store
keeper Tor HE Prniir"tPrs and his SNrti,lties was
taken ups :'d jury swctn. thr counsel Tor The
defendants contested the ,n'id,, or tho bond rpon
the ground that j, nccepic,i and recorded bv
The Hna,d al Direriors Tor the prnteniiarv (sonr-
what Ike The itteiv decided in the Federal
Court -Ihc point rot Yet decided by the G. Cou,i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20

Tv'runr e Robert Means, deceased
IT expect ;he purchasers. The sales in Inc state NJ
ONO last ycartn pay Chicorhe said siae of
ohio tie money due upnn ticr first install
mchs the inv tie said bs respectively become nav
hhlr 'thr affairs u the estate require puncua payment
Richmond. June 90. fS-tIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-20

PHILADELPHIA, June l4.-By the Decatur
we have received advices from New Orleans
10 the a2d of May. The waters tho Missis-
sippi had subsidized four or five feet, and no
fears were entertained that further damage
would he done by the foed.