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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
LAND FOR SALE

'O he Sold agreealy decree of the suneriot copr,
ni rbaptery tor the Richmond district wherein W ~,
Ouvai administrator OF William Price, deceased j. psin0
ana Henry Banks and others derndans ON rrdif nj
two aud three years by the commissioners Charles
and james Penn'll or either Of them ~ Giles Cour,ss
on Tue 10Th day OF August next that being court
iar otherwise the FIRST fair dayto the hghes, bidder N
h'r following tracts Of land lying w said county TO vii,
iOUO acres situated one mile Of the ford Of
eTsrh branch Of New river and on Nahans ridge and
some waters oi Big and Little Beaver creeks waters Of p
ney river 1000 acres JOes ridge and Chi nv In III,
i0rk 81 Piney river, branch Of New river; 500 acres o
the Northwest side Of Laurel creek living between s,id
creek and Shnrpefs Knobs 200 acres the northwest si,
OF The head waters of Glade creek $50 acres on s reeE
The purchasers will he required give bond and ssc
riiy 70 the commissioners, or either Of tbso,
Bv orde, of{ CHARLES ARBUCKLE Commits
July ~. IA ~" o"'''
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REMOVAL

hEMOf L..
1 EVILS ROGERS & co. have removed their Grocery
enlistment TO Storrs' Buildings, Main street door,
fe ne heil Tavern, and offer large and yaiua-
e OF articles in their line Of business rariicu
y oi genuine aud approved quality, comprising
Antigua KUN Old and 6nelv e,,or.a .,,t =;
T " 20 quality 10 any liquors in the
WHlSKEY
me Old Madeira WINE, q years old) fit for use-m-
Di Port Feo Madeira, Sicily do. & dry Lisbon Wines
medoc Claret superior quality
brown stout and London Porter in ut and pt bottles
hreen Coffee old brown DO. for family use
Loaf x brown Sugars
Ieas OF approved cargOes and quality
SnupeHor american Cheese real Havana Cigars
browns best Chewing Tobacco Spices
r,, sperm Candles Powder and Shot &c Gc
" u every article IN the Tadeto which the attention oI
'u.I customers and the public particularly invited
9uN T. H-6t HARRY ToMPKJNS AGENT
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WILLIAM BOILING, )r
NICHOLAS NJ. VAUGHN, Trustee

HAVlNG removed 10 the city OF Richmond. I offer for
sale the handsome farm which lately resided
called and known blythe ofCLIFToN. Ii situated
IN tue county OF Amelia, about miles from Gsnito
pruge anh Immediately the main road leading
same-lt contains two hundred and fly acres aud has
been UNDER system of cultivation for last ten wears
wen calculated TO improve its fertility. The neigbborhood
perhaps as good a. any TO he found above Richmond
Is remarkable Tor general good health. On tract of
land several small failing streams and seva
raj springs OF the pures; and best The improve
menis consist OF handsome dwelling, with almost every
o'her house which be required costing whole
between eight and ten thousand dollars. There suf
cent quantity OF wood land for all the purposes of farm
ana the fences and IN COOL repair In all respects
mere cannot well he desirable little than this
VIII also sell tract of land in the county of Patrick
lying ON the waters Of RuSse's creek and South Nave
containing 1862 acres. chiefly in woods.
hsvlng abandoned farming will dispose of twenty val
uane SLAVES, consisting of men, women, and girls
Terms OF sale for the land will be made known upon
Tor cash. or something convertible nj so or 30
pi.L.,., MO- j. ROBERTSON, Jr.
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Mn. JOHN CARR. Sir: Take notice that ON S.tdT,Ie
W The Ifh day Of Sept 1923, between The hours OF 10
cock n e forenoon ard O'Clock IN afternoon Of nf
day. shall proceed ~ the Of Ztehlriah Tayr a.
The town OF Carersgilie and county OF CnmbsrInd t.
tahe the deposition o Mr. Henry -. Montague TO I've rea
rs evidence n certain matter in controversy deneinr
on the chaneery side Of the court Of Posb.tt
wherein am paiDtt ana yourself ard FredericX arr
defendants. RANE f.UAcT.tN
July o. lT-w41
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
UNION HOTEL FOR REN r.

"a POSSESSION 10 be given the first day OF Au
IsEilU gust next that extensive, cOmmudious and
I.IEQ CANT esiablishmtn nj in this eity, (iichmond
no 81 VhJ called The Union Hotel, at present occupied
an'sgts OF this estabi5hment any resident Rich
c VINO might be disposed TO engage 10 the business o
conducting house Of public eutcrtaument-bvt for tr
griaiiOn OF all others disposed il may he safely
STATE Of Virginia, superior to IT, for extent
elegance Of accommodation, in every particular for
lev" purpose indeed II may fairly challenge compar
,t ms scarcely necessary add, that the stables
corresponding with the rest of the establishment Tie
% amply provided with suitable aud valuable Furni-
III Hlich may also be bad bv purchase or for
n pere Is also on the same lot n good story Brick
~eing House for rent either with without the Hotel
pnclonS TO be made by letter, addressed to Richard
anderson President Charles J. Nicholas Cashier of
Once Of Discount aud Deposit the Bank OF the Uni
ted States Nc Richmond Va June q ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
BY RITCHIE Il GOOCH.

~ The ENQUIRER is published twice ~, elk general
ssiature.-Prce same as heretufore Five sjar, n
anaun payable in advance. Notes Of chartered, .pecie
paving Banks (onyI will be received payment The Ed
,rs will guarantee the safety RENTING them by mail
,he postage Of all letters being pahi by the writer's
ofhe E,iitors until all arrearages have been paid up.
p Whoever VIII guarantee the payment of nine papers
'"''' Terms OF ADVERTISING.
u oue square, or s''-First Insertion, rs cents-each
mo until il either been paid
assumed by some person in this city, its
------<.-.---x--.-..-.
,H FOR LONDON,
-TTfN> To the address Of Messrs. Pbilip Gowan and
5sassx- George Marx the fire copp-rrd and copper "a
,vasa l. snip nARRIkr captain Thomas, Ourhen about
wick, aud will be dispatched by the 10Th August.
ALSO,
ffyN Daily expected, to load a, Warwick, to tn.
z- address OF the same house, the fine l. British
ship KINGSTON captain Binney, buihen about $50 hhds
july q at JOSEPH MARX SON.
BANK OF VIRGINIA..
TINE president nnd directors of this bank declared
dividend OF three dollars each share, payable al
deductins the bonus TO the the 18th
Instant. WM. DAhDRIDGE r, Cashier.
July y. is-6t
FARMEKo' BANK OF VIRGINIA
two per cent the capital stock ior the las, sir
months; which will be paid to the Stockholders the 18Th
instant. WILLIAM NEKERVis, Cashier.
CASH FOR WHEAT.
WI, give ,Ls highest cash price for wheat. Crops
June ~. lit ROGERS HARRISON.
VALUABLE GOODS
TUE subscribers Offer STORE aud receiving
$4,000 lbs prime green Coffee, part which Is uu-
commonly fine
10 bills Il 20 hhis. prime old Whisk.y
500 sacks Salt
$50 casks superior Cnt Nails
40 boxes Window Glass
Tumbiers
50 boxes soap
~ dv. Candles
60 casks Malaga Wine
10 casks Lisbon Wine.
40 hhls. Antigua Rum
pipes superior. COgnac Brandy
50 hbds. bright retailing Mciasses
400 boxes aud barrels loaf and hmp Supar
100 kegs white Lead
20 dozen SifleTs
50 Safes
% cHsks CUpperas
pipes Holland Gin
10 he!s. Gin
% nhds. aud 20 ebls. Sugars, various qualities
70 VI real spanish Cigars
81 boxes Snuff
- DIS douhle distilled Rye Whskey, &c. &c.8r
MUNCURE, ROBINSON PLEASANTS
sp-, '. II--N Auctioneers.
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Richmond, NAV 30.

II ANYWAY on the night OF The inst. a likely Young
negro man named JOHN, sometimes calls himself Job5
Brown, about 20 of nge, feet Inches high ston,
wen formed and active; has good teeth, and com
peIion between black and mulaO rather ncIinin In
the ni apt TO smile when spoken Supposed TO Ia
taken with him. among other clothing brown coat
wen worn, some shirts and of brown linen ns
ana par OF boots nearly made larger foot ibs
hls' ne Is good house servant, ostler and driver and
pretty good BARRIERS and he read and write has in
ai probability supplied himself with free pass He was
'Ien 70 Mr. refer " Daniel of whom he obtained pass
he evening he absconded TO to Mr. Edmund
y, ms city and has not since been heard OF purchased
hini of Mt Dawson of fredericksburg aout iYo years
since who brought hi from the city Of Washington where
!Or ~ mat neigh'orhood he raised-and had he
iaey the property of Mr.. Tarney as understand Ills
ier whose name is also John Brown lives in the District
oil Columbia near the Eastern Branch bridge and IN ira
place or some Of the northern me will donh,Iss
tempt to pass Masters Of vessels all others ARE rnu
.'u against hhfboring or aiding in his escape. will
give liberal reward to any will deliver him 10
me- or secure him Ia Jail so that get him again.
ptL., 49,, WM ii. RICTIAR DSON.
,r.'"uJyuy o., 1885,
insert the above three times ADD their aceoun, In
the editors of the Enquirer. ' ="
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15

NlRGlNIA: to wit AT Court of ApneeIs LsIT =, II.
1873: '"" '"'u'u"!, NAY Slst,
RULE Ordered That for the future the Docte, shu b.,
caeo anu the causes disposed Of follows The
upon ,ns uOcke shall be regularly called and tried
o oon cause shewn saving the preference 10 he given m
e. causes And q for any shall be
upon the next calling of the docket but NJ The 10y VI
Py VINO sh" have been ready the cause At lie FIRST
chg-An Tor the purpose OF the calling of te nrLe,
Tie teriH shall lac considered connui from, tls ns.,;n
OF the court 80 October until its fnai adjournment In he
vale Of adjournment. 'e' W '"e '"'e'-
Ofdersd That the regular terms Of the court as Il, all
ober purposes shall be- from the tenth of October nh H.
eighifenth OF December from the twentieth nf Jsn,sr,
w The hri OF April aud from The FIRST OF NAV until bs
fifteenth ofJune. " '''' "''" inc
Acopy-Tese, JOSEPH IIIr1 ~ ~ A
June a. N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15

Executor Of Robert Means deceased.
II expect the purchaser the sales IN the state ri
Ohio last year. 10 pay Chicotbe in the said
Oho 'he mOey due upon their bonds Tor the first install
able - the affairs Of the estate require puncua payment
Richmond. June 20. tS-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15

WE viii give The highest cash price for wheat. Crops
w delivered on Tie will be preferred
June ~. lift ROGERS a. uARRJSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
SUMMER GOODS.

IIHE subscribers hnveth pleasure INTERN their friends
and customers. that by the three arrivals he Vr
gnia, now dischnrging they have received
sion TO their former stock of DRY GOODS which give
them the hest assortment they have before
season; Among them are,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15

rylIlE president and directors have declared dividend nj
L per cent on the capital stock, the last Vi.
months; which will be paid To the Stockholders the 18Th
instant. WILLIAM NEKERVIS Cashier
Iuly Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15

YTIE president md directors this bank have
l. dividend OF three dollars each share, payable AT
deductng the bonus 10 the on the
instant. WIN. DANDRIDGE. Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

Esiipse was distaneed, and the heat was " on
with great ease by Mr.. Wynn's Vunifu, beat
ing MIR. G. Strother's .4iaianta.
Two new Journals have made their appear
ance IN this city within the last week-the
National Palladium and the Washington Sen
tfnet. TIE frsts printed by James Wilson
the latter "by James Wilson, for l.. s. Burr
Il Co." The first is proposed to be published
weekly at dollars per annum the latter al
so weekly land twice week during the sit
tings of Congress- at dollars per annum. [B.
October Sl.-Yesterday morning, DR.. Co
zens, an old inhabitant Of this place, was found
dead at the bottom ola vault recently deg for
an ice-honse, on the public square in the rear
of the Geaeral Post Office. The preceding
. night was one of the darkest we have ever
seen, nsomuch that one literally could not see
his hand before him. Ii is supposed the de-
ceased was attempting tn cross over from 7th
street To F street, and was unaware of the .x-
cavaiion, which had been made very recently
The marks ofthe point of his umbrella, as 4
made IN feeling his way, were visible on the
very verge of the pit.
TINS ~ practical lesson of the necessity
Tor lighting the city more regularly. No stran
ger in the city could last night have found bs
way from one square to another, and scarcely
from one side of the street to another. 1h
Washingion Jockey Club Races.
i"c hHu LAY Race, Three Vile Heats
Tor Purse of Three Hundred Dollars. Was
won with apparent ease by Mr.. Wynn's Fillv
Vanity. MIR. Ramsay's Horse was distances
the first heat; and, after the first heal. Mr.
Johnson's Horse Washington, was drawn. NOT
being IN order to run
The day was fine, and the running swift
A Tree Race for "A Saddle was run after IN.
regular Race, and made much snort: seven
heats Ola mile each, being run before it was
uec'Ieu. H.
| CIRCULAR.
| am directed Ivy the Honorable Secretary
oil me Navy TO assure the officers and men nj
the Squadron have the honor to command
OF The consideration in which their service,
on their recent expedition against the Pirates
ut The West Indies are held. and the high sens
entertained of their devotion To :, most ardu.
Gus and dangerous service, wherein a yigor
has been displayed which has efTrctually ar
rested the depredations of The freebootrrs, az
l"rded securityto our trade, and Justly emit
'ies them to the unqualified appreciation of
Tue Navy department, and Ia the thanks of
'he,r country" ID. PORTER.
Washington City, Oct. %. Iaes.
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EFFINGHAM sciiiFFELiN, sec'ry. u"
mic TRUE GROUND-

Last evening, the Republican General
Committee Of the city aud county Of N. York,
met at Tammany Hall, and resolution was
adopted, auihOrising the printing Of TWEEN
TY THOUSAND TICKETS Of the Regu-
trT nomination. motion was made in
authorize the same number IN he printed of
the spurious of Dartmoor ticket, which was
lost, only Hree voting for IT,. They have n
so appointed committee for distributing
tickets during the election, which Committee
we learn, will from and after this day. attend
at The Hall f0r the above purpose. ibis is as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
52-w3m J0H II EMANKLIN. Jailar.
JGme9 Rtufr Lond IN .SoIe

Htf subscribers being dt sirns nf uyrti, toir rsaI
- esq. into money, will pose 10 safe H., NV NJ nab
" 'h'"u' upon ihe premises Tuesd1v tho 25 dan of
-'th'r ui me day he fair, IL tine s fair t,v there
"ry hat n'! Vaiu1ble asd justly celebrated estate on
iVsr' near WarriBSter, Nelson county called
=" . JOY continuing by recent survey. 2Of2
"eS OF landsj at which 285 neIusty of small and
10y eIp' island 10 which valuable shad fishery apper
tan) are First rate James river low grounds en, m
poet OF strength and durability Of soil and a and rsp-
u'Iiy OF surface 20 ant land The stream rood pro-
portion oi the highland will produce fine Tobacco s1d
We, Ttsi.uef with the exception few sterile pc o(
Nich All extensive tracts embrace
9 IS capable under judicous system Of Welding album
dani crops # grain. - 'e
me mansion horSe sa spacious and elegant edfce or-
uH ing" sue distinguished for its natural beauty and
~ 'nFdHiaFes more detailed of Ills esir-,
able property Is deemed unnecessary. sGic.tb Ia say
thht D1t ew tracts ofiand in Virginia present
qufN strong claims 10 the reg3rd cap,asis diSp d
10 sesi eir money ~ the pure vnluae real estate
re ict viii ne sod entire The several Interests ofhs
sucr beers respectively. distinct apart from each otber,
u. on he DAY Of sale shall the general wish ofpurra
s fourth of the purchase money will be redujred
uN" Tue balance IN three equal annual usptre1
scoFee ~ the usual wat Possession be rive. on
s, ,tuu1Is' 1919. SAMUEL I. CABELL.
FktSir" NJ deed % frust exefufed IT Tbomss sadsr
- Wi'Hhm SHdlPr and Josiah Sader bearing date ihe
If, Jay 0i Orioer 1870 aud duv recorded In The comfy
" Chts'fhein TO- i' purpose Of securing pay
t" nt" nur 10 Edward Cox. shall TO highest
Duuef' ny pubic auction fr money NJ Chesterfield
C9urihnue on ih- fourteenth day Of Noverer inst four
IAey E'floES,o or 50 hem rs will satisfy The
zen cue said CeH, as well the expenses Of executing
,us uu'I VII convey such Tide is vested ~ as
u"sifF. nov , J. GWtGNNY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
A SITUATION WANTFn

] y private family or pu,,c .,n,inary az, ,,,,s
"'o n-s h'h 'rme experiero in The instruction OF
~" NSit' 10 "iiain StIatio in n private fnmilr mr.
Pubic seminary ia 'le capacity of an insfrtor TGe most
~ Gs,,mo"i"l' 81 qualifications scholar aud
~" - ' 20 rIac", With prOdI ed Heferrpce may he
mace 2" a." RI Rev nisiou 1oore-A line adressei IN
D. - Hnh l" At The Richmond post Office will b. mmcdi-
-, -,-.-' ".
(tOMMI u 20 he j1iI ~ I11Ie5 -,,,,, ~ ,7I
r1csn % a1+".' last ru' way slave hy The name OF
I'D WHO ''Ns be = tie pnleriy Of Joseph n Travis
~ re- ~ lnch-s high, small scar under hs rgit cye,
IT, ~ ocetHionei hy burn, large on af his
'','n !" ne "rc"sioHtd Toy ihe Lch Of hnra, The
w. ~ cme Tor sar rrovr the said property,
posed Of as tine law directs " va" " ~
Nov. f. 52-w3m ION e t.n,. IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
VERY IMPORTANT DECISION.

LEXINGTON. X. October l6.-rhp question
argued AZ the last session of the Court of 4 n
peais relative 20 the constituionalify Of the
endorsement and replevin aws, was settled last
week against those acts. The Court of An
peals is composed of three Judges, two of
whom, agreed that said acts are binding on all
transactions, subsequent To their passage; but
null and void, as To the cases arising prior to
that date. The other Judge also gave his
opinion, which is up to the hub, as was said of
Senator Ross, when he was about appointing
Committee To settle Presidential questions
by is members of the Senate the opinion of
the third Judge is. that the said laws, are I'm
constitutional in every respect, as well in cases
before as after their passage.
rms decision must release those bound on
Illegal replevln bonds, and produce the greatest
disorder IN the state. Shakespeare never had
more trouble in suiiing his words 10 his &C.
tons, and his actions TO his words. than our
Circuit Courts and Lawyers, W i'll hava in har-
inonlzing the opinions Of those Judges, with
the cases continually arising out of their wire
drawn decisions. The legislative Branch OF
our government, the real bulwarl of freed
ON IN every country, VIII be again resort
ed 10 for redress, and the restoration o.
order and tranquility. Whether the court n
appeals will be divided into branches, and IN,
Judges sent into the different counties to wit.
ness the disorder into which they have plung.
ed their country, or whether they will be dis
posed of by reducing their salaries, is vet To b,
seen. Many circumstances concur to make
The next bosterOus session of our legislature
We 90 not believe there will be any considera
bic diversity of opinion on some leading qurs.
tons hut the opposition in this state vii
never lire
The People of Kentucky have as much con
iidence in the fiInctonarics ofthe government
as is proper and justified by the cautious ex
pressions OF the constitution but they car
never be induced to consider an opinion ofan,
man or set OF men, as binding them to silence
and Submission further than becomes neacea.
bic good citizens.
The Judges of the court of appeals NAV
have credit for the very hest motives in al
their cts, yet it is known there ar, thousands
IN the same community equal 10 them in e.
very virtue, and very far superior TO them in
intellect, and useful al,ainments, who differ or
the points in question. In such situation oil
things, IT would be degrading to the PRINCIPLES
of liberty and our natural rights, TO continue
men in office without an effort 10 remove
them merely because their motives are not
corrupt CGaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
THE POLITICAL CANDIDATE.


The editor 1T The Philad,lphia Nation.
GaZcit mas recently lahorcd 10 shew that NJ
john t3n,ncy Adams rs poet. and, in proof
u, has cited "a translation, by me latter, of III
18th satire of Juvenal. At more leisure mo
ment We shall ak" occasion 10 shew that this
translation is neither good poetry nor fanhfi
{" the original The testimony of Dpmi- !;
us favor must hr received cum granu sdhs
ior, although h. WAS man Ut genius, hr wA
a poulclsn Of the highest aristocraiicaf ton,
He Mas notorlousiy pr, JUDGED against demo
cracy aud IN favor of federalism, to SD great
degre. that M would never admit that am,
| ihiog rAcrIlcui could proceed from IA d-mn.
| cratic pen, any thing insipid from fed.
! raj one. Mr. Walsh's Appreciation is -ntitl,,
To still less csp.ct ; far whatever NAV hay,
been h's .duc"tIoH ard reading, Nature ha.
trid.riiy denied Ia ham the faculty of . suunt
ludsnrnt. He seems Ia have given w, as in
| de"asible, the rhymes NJ the Sec'y. of State
/ ,rit,'n on his ,isil 10 th. Giant Mountain, il
! Germany. Their faults have been well ex
poscu 'ya correspondent of the Baliimor
! Federal g 'zetjr, who has pointed out the ex
cess of erptsiires which they contain aud in Thu
Gazette the baldress orhis concerts has b..
clearly demonstrated But sup,.ose Mr. 4
dams does possess spark nf the divine fir.
oI the. MUSES.. does that prove him Ia h. quail
I "a VI ihI t'V Si"'ftl III TIfSiue0. Ot me l. ulte{
/ States? II Is a statesman, and moi poet tina
,he people want in that office "A reuSoner AM
not rhymer; a man competent TO deal will
the reoi'iies of life aud moi IN fiction What il
claimed for Mr.. John Quincy Adams by Mr.
! Walsh however, is nut the character of a noe
buI that of translator. Reputation of th
| kind is but secondary. GIffusU, the TRANSLATOR
ofJuvenal does not rank as poet, but as tn,
mere versiher of other mems thoughts VIVA
IL IL that I'VE most admire Alexander Pope fur
| Not for his TRANSACTIONS Of the works Of Ho
mcr, hut for his Rape of the Lock, his Essa,
on Man. and his moral aud critical pu-ms.-
Yet who would have thought of making Pope
The Chirf Ruler fla Nation ? Mr.. John Quin
cy Adams has no Just claim to poetical talent
He has been rhymer of the most common
order; as will have been seen by some quota
| tons which we have made from his pcrfer.
mances of this description, both serious ant
burlesque. lUash City Gaz.
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VIE Hiemhers Of ne Manchester TURNPIKE Company
are hereby notified, that the ~ Monday in December
we day Fixed ly Low Tor their annual neetngaod
n'' the same will r held the Formers Hotel In Mar
cheer The stot kter n the turnpike company well
p, .ne iandhoder' IN M swansboroueh COMPANY, re-
importance will require their attention
Manchester. Noyember9 sa1w4ws
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GEN. AEDREw JAcKsoE.
ANSWER


Ief1HHdce, Lld September, 1923.
DEAH SIR Your letter OF yesterday bas reached
ne, stating II TO be The desire Of many members If
The Legislature that my name may be PROMISED IA,
HE appointment ol Senator 20 Congress h is verv
true, ~ you remurk, that have moi only said bn,
have, believe, through life, acted upon The principle
ihat office N Republican Government, like Ours
shonld not be socued, yet when conferred. de-,
clined still would suggest 10 my friends whether
ihey ouRhi not 10 excuse me irom accepting the sv-
po'nment they have proposed There are nan,
better qualihrd to meet The hligoes NJ journey ,bs1
myself and on whose services reliance for , time
10 come With prospect Of bee omng hotter A. tho,
s"Vance, mIghi be safely reposed whereas iron,
hoAlih impair cd, aud advancing age neither the one
nor TIC other could be calculated on from me and
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ND PkICEa CURKElNT.

PRICE or STocKs.-coyTscteI Jy j. H. Lvnch.
United States Bank, y IO6
Bank Of Virginia, 66
Farmers Bank, So
Marine STOCK, \ 4 sales.
bANK NOTE EXCHANGE.-Coyyected ,f Cob.n,, M,
STATE Bank OF North Carolina, per cenl disc
South Carolina banks, 8 do 10
Georgia banks, do o