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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-06
ny me OOrerHOr ~ fts Commonwealth nj HtrRfaia.
A PROCLAMATtON

tNHtbt W IL lfs been rsrreseufed the Executive
" ~ the iHOr pi Cab-it county. that William flrelsss
sn Jhue UnnelHss, oierWisr called william Fertc ard
James fere. Who had been committed she Jail n aid
county On charge of nrCery a larcenv, did the
OF ihe Sh u make their esrre FROM the sid Jail AMI
no" gong NJ lArEe have therefore hnsr GIT propcr 81 I,
the advice OF The council of STATE, offer reward 81 frV
dollars for each eiher Of them person or per.rs
whD VIII aplehend and conses 20 the said Jail hr said
NiitAm DorglaSs aud James Dpugils. And a., roreovr
require al officers civil and military, aud rxhnrt the good
PoPe 81 e cOhnonw'a 10 use their best cndeayors ~
"pprehfnh The said iugves and dispose of flrp ~ ale
sate1'h" iley may he dealt with ~ the law directs
oNeb uef my hpnd as iiovernn under the seal of
&c. tie commonwealth, az Nichnond this 5,i, ,l,v ol
tSeaiI December, 1913. IVY "
~ JAMES pLEASANTs W.
william Douglass u about years old 3 feef n, ai,t
'gh ngh' built DARK hair and dark co.npexon.
'"e. b'ugliss % nd aou 70 oil With DARK hair
an dark compiexiou but 30 psf,sc tf marks rer
IeceOoeI q. e. ~ ~
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COMMnNIl.ArIoN

You are requested nv Cot Berrynan Green of Halifax
VINO received The appointment OF Sergeant Arms
senate towards the close OF the last session
!" state ijr tie information of Ih, members h 1t hnnara
ble body, and other gentlemen who
respecting the sneject-ihat from beyond
uoul, aurh 10y inurnitie consequent upon age h
MN lar advanted-he will the approaching session
he IN nomination for that Office should the again
appoint SUCH an officer. col. same time TX.
presses 10 the honorable the enler of The senate who
solicited pairnnized and upon him the Office
mentioned ms grateful OF the hunor
their friendly ana benevolent fee.sand most sincerely
rgres ha circumstances adverse his wishes aud inter
est haNe SINCE that time ageTvenei, compel him
10 reanquisb the ecunary benefit, which isr
i-A hope 10 receive by succeeding appointment
however VIII not tail to retain
OF so honorabe proof of confidence, b-gs
tender them has sincere thanks with sng
poets. o -
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To tie President and Directors Of The Literary
Fund

Ia obedience to the law, recurring that the
rector and visitors of the University of Vir-
gina should make report annually 10 the pre-
sIdent aud directors of the Literary Fund, Ito
be laid before the legislature at then next sue
creuing session,) embracing full account Of
the disbursements, the funds on hand, and a
general statement of the condition Of the said
University, the said rector aud visitors make
the following report
In conformity with the act of the General
Assembly of February 3, the present year,
requiring that out of the uninvested capital
then lying i'll she Literary Fund, there should
BE- loaned. by the president and directors Of the
SAID Iund, To the rector and visitors Of The Uni
versty of Virginia, for the purpose Of com
PirtlOg the buildings, and making the neces-
sary preparations for putting the said Univer-
sity INTO operation, any sum required by the
SAID rector and visitors, not exceeding that OF
100000; the visitors at their meeting on the
7ih of April last, deemed il necessary for the
institution 10 require the whole of the said
sum, but that il should be drawn in different
PORTIONS and at different times rs il should be-
wanting, so far as the Literary Board shout
think admissible There was accordingly re-
celved by an order Of the said Board of the
month Of May last a sum OF forty thousand
dollars. In consequence hereof the larger
building, for q library and other purposes
was commenced, and has been carried on with
activity. insOmuch that its walls are now rea
dy tO receive their roof, but that being of ne
mispherIcai form, and pressing outwardly i'm
every direction, 1t has been thought d,isable
MOTTO place it on the walls, in their present
green state, but rather To- give them time to
settle and dry until the ensuing season, when
the roof will be ready, and the walls 10 pro
per condition to receive IL. Whether the in.
terror part Of the building will be- finished,
within the ensuing year, is doubtful.
The report of the 9TH of October Of the las,
year, stated that the buildings for the accom-
mediation Of the professors and students were
\ IN readiness for occupation, except as 10 some
small articles Of plaistrring then on hand, the
garden walls and grounds, and some columns
which awaited their capitals from abroad
These inishings are done, the capitals are re-
celved and put up and the whole Of these
buildings are nuw IN perfect readiness for put
sing ihe Institution into operation. And this
might he done taking reasonable time Tor pro-
curing prOGessOrs) at the close Of The ensuing
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IC0s,H.i,niratsdl

Departed this life Frid,y the 2gsl uii M o'clock y
NJ y, the 18Th year OF her age, Mrs. ANN UGINS cor
SoT, D, Col Thomas Hudgins OF Matthew's county.
~ the death OF Mrs. fudgins Dsptist Church nj
sue was member, hath sustained one of il.
Hs ett htFe members, her husband endearny and
vile four lovely daughters bereaved of an al
iecuoe mother whose constant e,uca then,
~ n"e WY OF Christianity the poor OF her neighbourbnoi
oa most benevolent friend much regretted b, ali b
kneN her worth. ~ - ~ WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-06

ing iiist it may be divided into two ELECTION
districts within certain boundaries :-Refeyreo
10 The T.. of +. and G.
! fetitIons-irom Samuel Johnson free man
of colour, To reside within The umnion,vealih
| from Sarah Moore of Monongalia for a d.
rorce. from Mary, ii free negro woman Ia
reside withio Inc state were referred to the
G. for c. ofJustce.
| Peiitions-from Il, G.. Fulkersop, deputy
sheria of Lee county, fw remission of certain
damages from w T.. Drummond. for com
pensati0n fora horse, DESTROYED during the
late war from Edmond Siullz. for a re-
Dssinn of militia fines aud from Lewis
Spencer, AN old revolutionary soldier. for a
pension :-Rrferred tn the G.. of Claims.
FefiilOns-from The ShrphesCstuwn and
winchester Turnpike company, for "a change
nf It's charter, SD as to change its limits and
name to the Shepherdsiown and Smi,hfrd
company :-and from sundry citizens of An
glist", praying that the Middle River, and the
North River, for "A certain distance, may h..
declared public highway were referred
To the Committee of Roads and l. Navigation
YESTERDAY, a communication was received
from the Senate that they had agreed To the
resolution tn proceed ON this day 10 the tlec-
ton of Governor.
Ou MIR. Gustins motion the committee of
Finance were instructed to enquire into so
much uf the Auditors COMMUNICATIVE, ~ ..,.
meets m. ,,iscon,,.,n,; - ~ 10
snh;an,; .; VI '"" '-''""r Jaws
| ton, and report by BILL
On Mr.. Gordon's motion the Hons, resulveI
| to proceed Jointly with tb. Sn,t. a., ,h.. n,..
ton OF Public Printer for one year. The reso-
| luton was concurrcd in by the Senate. and
the election proceeded in. Mr.. Gordon nom-
mated THOMAS RIrCHiE, who was elected
Ri,ch;. ,eo c,,,': '''es s'oou ior
Ar. noo'.'.,eS
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Richmond PLOUGH No,v f,c,or,,

IVY" subscribers respectfully inform public that they
= "" on haDd AZ their esab h1Pnt opposite the a-
ION Hotel general Of mnIsmrnf.
Sompr'S,ng freeborn and Woods patent Dagon and four
morse Bar-share Pougs, Maxvs three monld seed din
winch at once performs The work Of three piours Cul
.'ios llrows &c Having been engaged several
~ Mr. Sncar's Establishment. Baltimore ihsy an. conf
nrni e" rendering general satisfaction in execution of
urir work share Of public paironag &c is solicited
~ Plough, Immediately repaired.
December 6. q pENKvvE q p,rD4rD
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JAMES PLEAsANTs, Jr.
The Hon. Tie Speoker Of The
House Of Delegates.

.HOilicello, Noe. 9, 1925.
STA In obedience To the acquisitions of
the law, | now enclose for the president and
directors of the Literary Fund, to be laid be-
fore the legislature, at their ensuing session,
the report of the 9Th OF October last of the
rector and visitors of the Uniye rsi,y of Virgi-
MIA, embracing full account of the disburst.
msnts, The funds on hand, and a general state
lneDt of the condition of the said University :;
and pray you tn accept the assurance of my
nigh respect and consideration.
tSgnrdl TIL JEFFERSON.
His Exc'J Gov. Peasants K ichniond
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NOTICE

'E'hh subscriber being close all business 70
I"ns I" his Office, las designated collrcor1 reonest,
Az persons wanting deeds for lands the a. s. brec
HNe " cal on Mr. Charles Worthnm at bis Office reIs
mp' !" me "icr OF Ricbhrd JecS. Esq Clerk OF tba II
Court,-iOr the same. WILLJAm a. ,rsVInp 80
Designated Collector for tbe State
'''' l. o<-iH Of Virginia.
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Will sell on accommodating terms NV tract Of ls,,
o. sh rxe'" ihr coariy % Nelson miles isi,,sv
h"tEh-h H"iIh tract contains sores $50 of Gs.t
rate low-g and 'e hg land & neraly If exceIiens
pniY Ihrre HIe several manufacturing mills near !,
Hn1 ihe navigation ~ The Nocksh he about 10 he n
prnra 10 'arins mill, within uee miles oftIe land Tn
mprn'e ments are Hn of iad ofcxceent Cruft olereb
dwelling h0use. barn, aud houses un;riart 10 $50
2DO1D TO-. az TUiHccO. 49, ~ 'N''
no Anohef i"ci In so emare, within miles Of ,,e
UNIVERSITY containing 100 acres 2 acres heioo fine eet
"wErands which ou nernunt oi is prosr,ily IN Char
tcs'iie NAV &c rendered very vaioabie in leado,
I've inrrovcwensar~ nefy the same ~ on The rst ,s
Hn ey ere 10Th 'n.ce'fbis at vrfy hicb improvements
an wv ~ uiei5 pres'n situation Yield large returns IT,
INC cHl'iV"tor The hssoa will he shown IN fbo.
"N0 W.. 20 purchase i'e sor, resides on t0e land
'i 'f Apeuiafie TIC by Nr. Suuharf the seer
the terms he known nit appli.ssisn 10 The 80,
fes''Ns On tue iffrrn mountain az Aihrruaffa.
H'~'' V@--wl9Nf WAafIR COLES.
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krrroer ~ from Rnleigh.
hnohgh the Sur al last week stated, that the cleo
. o opeiher t"rneti the Presidential Election i.
vas n" The f"ef The friends of Mr. Crawford reused iy
e g'oua'Ss ass rfio', offered Ia the strength at par
he>" the appointments OF Public Printer when their on
iomenls covered like tr tind This issue hope
wan e'ce the state oi parirs Crawford against iieiu
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Edncotion-Shiloh Ran,.iin.. -

E'HE next session will commence on the fri bsv a, Ian,
uary 1924 In this school taught readnp uri,ino
arithmetic geography the English Latir and Gree. ia
student can he prepared This schoo TO enter
bis seminary - situated in the midst OF very b bv
pleasant and respectable neghborhood abou, tire ros
from SioNfr ~, on The stage road, and % or below
Lynhnue' me patrons of Ibis institution may resi- as
preparatory to their virtuous honorable aud useful s,and
aug in society ~ 'N' e'""u-
ernS: board and tuition Cor tue scholastic wear In
stsi OF zen months. no. without extra chsr6es ,r 49,,
ing, l"d.iaE caudrs. Inv ~ n &, " rS '''~
Near Oakvie past Office, ''''-'ON'
Buckinginni Dec 8. I g, -.
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INSTRUCTION.

A GENTLEMAN of classical e,ucation and ,vbo -, r o
"uce unrxceptionahie Recommendations wishes EN-
gye"! as irachSr w private family, in ,one aca
.'N application NAY be made TO g. H. Bncehus tcsn AT
Richmond. Dcceuite- a e, s''f' w
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SaSaggsszgssss s =

| MINISTER TO FRANCE--yys learn.
rom as"urce IN which we place perfecs ~
ance, that The Hon. Mr.. bRowN "A member or
me Senate at the United States from Lnuisi-
ana, VIII succeed Mr.. GALLATIN as ninist.n
10 France. [R,U a.,
me Annual Message of the President Ia
""'h Houses OF congress, now lad before our
readers,is document AT all times of great in
ierest, but in tAe present insia,,. p.euliarIv
so. ii does honor Ia it's author and lie mos.
material parts are conceived i'm ihe tr,, sni,;t
ot ihe days m which he first engaged in thu.
active scenes of public life. We need oot
b"sreak for II an attentive perusai |, wili
command that, and more. We shall be tnuch
u'e."rd, u II do not greatly strengthen the
hold at the writer on the affections OF his f,I.
low citizens, and add fresh leaves To the ciyin
wreath which his country has prepared for him.
al future day, we shall state more at.
large The grounds of this belief We Womb
no. to-day weaken, by our comments, the eff
iest winch this message is calculated In pro-
duce on every candid mind. Nat. hit.
The MAIL ROBBERS, .qm,nAisor and
"ord, were yesterday brought brfor, ne Cir
cult Court. and sentenced To ten gears ,mpr;-
so"ment each" Bah finer.
FREDERIcKsBURG December s. Gen. An
ore" Jackson, Senator in Congress non, the
Stat. ofTennesser, arri' ed IN town YESTERDAY.
on his way to Wa hingion H. w:,s esrpted
out al town by d+iach nent uf thu Washing
ton Guards aud the Fredericksburg Rife Com
?any, and several gentlemen ON hors,bn, e.
salute was also fired from field niece ON
The island opposite the town This is The
frst time, We believe, the General has passed
through this place, at least SINCE the late war.
and tins tribute OF respect was awarded him
IN consideration of his splendid military SER
vices. IHsrJJ
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 Neither House Of
Congress sits this day. Though the motive
he ROT recorded on their Journals. il is pre-
summed THIS adjournment, from "Wednesday to
rFuay, was out al respect Ia the iiiUn whose
worthy Representative has just closed his
mortal career among us, and whose and funeral
will take place this day.-GMr d.. Greuhm.
M.nls'er Resident of the King of Prussia
| The Circuit Court Of this District il will he
seen, also adjourned over, from the same
motive.
| The Message fthr President reached nalti-.
more by Express, from This city. in less than
'hree hours, and, in five hours, after the publi-
cation of the Message at our Office, il was re-
published and in circulation in that city The
distance from Office To the Baltimore
friniing Oihces is thirty-nine miles. Nat. Int.
The New York Commercial Advertiser OF
Saturday, mentions that J. X. Pauding ESQ.
| late Secretary To the Board of NAVY Com
| miss0ners, has heen appointed 10 the oJlirp oc
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The New York Commercial ADVERTISE or
Saturday, mentions that J. X. Psuding Esq.
late Secretary to the Board of Navy Com
mlssloners, has heen appointed 10 the Office OF
Nary .fgenk in New YORK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-06

Ian y).y,,.,,- .t;,,.' :, '''t"" " !. WHeI, ana
. !"" nave 10 place oi residence knnwp ia mn, ,,ts
'h method o notifying YOU that the legacy 10 vLch
Soh are emitted from tie your -.
rnrr, dec. i new in haRds which a.n reads 10 nv
10, ~ ni"n ,,uf executing 20 me refundpg hoLGs In
rs carry application be made slider mn, ~lf
co from The paymeni q: interest after this notice
JAMES TURNER, SEN
C.r,I;,o f,o,. =, % AIM or al John Turner, dec.
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esn'scrher having settled Weido1 Z0TII 1T,-I;-
.' WI" devote ms attention $50 =, pIrSi
u.s.; fFr.nns awaiting Themselves the Roanoke ns
or Tue transportation OF tobacco other nredncs
lhS place 20 Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond or sIse
storing ans De s SsTrt If his gie attention safety in
such articles as are confded bis management, ' "'
December 8 JOHN w. LINN.
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PiaintG9


iHul VIA A. SUPERIOR Court Of Chancery holden az
~ The Carnl in the city OF Nicbmond The a0h day OK
February, 1873 -" ~" N"' "
Thomas Humphreys, pl,;n,;e-,
Against ''hf
E'"nr shelton and Phebe his WIFE, Daniel Walker ana
ho''rt waller, and Elizaheth Walker nFan by tho
haisha oi us court especially assigned her guardian
Lucy ourwel XIX ct ArmStead Burwell dec Who WINS
eKor OF Lewis BurwcII dec. Samuel Hopkins Fobrsfr
Andrews hnd Thomas Burnett and Daniel Middsh sr,t
EiIHheih bis wife, admiX IT Roger Gregorv dec. mn,
rms ctuse IN ~lIch the bill hath been taken or ronss
e hgans the defendants Edward shelton, and Wiz T,,.i
walker, Robert Walker, Lucy Bmrweil and Thomas mn,
nett hhd ga whom the decreta orders for that purns
prnr 80 have been duly executed ard In which 10 M
un appears u" nave proceeded in the crifed nv
u" against tie defendants Samuel IIopkinl Tr and ~
haiin Andrews who are at this country r,e an his
1y t"he htard o the bill, the answers o The other de-
icndH7ts and ekhil ant argn h. council . On r,n
'eraion wb4re" NE conr doth the several accounts
prayed qr by The hills 10 Commissioner OF tbe courf
VINO directed u" rSaninr a'e settle the Same and
make report tner t. the court With any matters espe.
caIN .niea deemed pernsnt hy himself or which may
be required by the PARTIES to he 90 stated 80
A t-fesfc " lTLNtN5e. =, =,
ComMlSSiONEWs OFFICE Tie ga,fe. in,erss,.A
h,chmo"d, Mr.. 2ott. 1925 will please fake poce
th'' have appointed tie 27i day oi Jssusry rers ~,
cHn'ence the ncr"Hnis directed sofecnr rcr 81
we court on which 49, at O'clock a. M ihsv are er;r
?" To- attend ~ office, in mi, city, win tfer src,t
anu vouchers re.rig for rxtmin4tion and selement ~
~ .. ~" ~. MAKER. VI. @.
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MINISTER TO FRANCE. w. learn
rom as"urce IN which place periec, ~
ance, that the Hon. Mr.. BRowN, a member of
me Senate at the United States from L.,,isi-
ana, VIII succeed Mr.. GALLAriN as minis,..
W rance BaH .fr,er
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The MAIL ROBBERS, .qmuaisor and
"ord, were yesterday brought before ne Cir
cut Court. and sentenced To ten gears ,mpri-
So"memf each BAH finer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-06

'ourt Of Chancery holden az
Richmond, the 20ih day OK
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14
Fifty DoNays Reward,

s1'OR experimenting and securing him in
Jail, 81 that get MIN again, il taken ont
oi The state, or twenty dollars il taken in the
Stale. JACk HAl,kloo, Tree negro, raised
in the county oi bedford, State OF Virginia.
hold his indrnlHre,, dated the 25s October
l1g3--said Jack flarriss was sold by order of
buckingham court, 10 pay Jail fees was pur
chased by Stephen Pankey, from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county OF
Bedford, lodged in Jail, at which place he was
again sold when J became the purchaser
Jack Harris Is yellow fellow. stout made,
about feet high, brlwern 3uanl 10 years of
age, proie,Srs TO lay stone or brick. When he
lrft me h. wore long wbskcrs, which can be
easily cut of. hi. hat had lost half the brim
hi, clothing rs | believe dark mixed cloth
clerks nI courts where hi, lndpnturrs M, hr
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them. JOHN =. GRAY
Bedford, Feb. a. at, ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14
Extract Of n letter, datcd
WAsIllsGroN,, 18th

ASHlSGroN, 18th Jan. 1873.
9TH, morning. in walking from my lodi
gigs to the Capitol, opposite Browns llo-
tel, SAW an immense crowd Of citizens
collected, and heard ut 4 distance loud
shouts OF applause. On coming up IL the
multitude, found a iinc coach, on Il small
scale, with six dogs harncsscd to it.. The
driver was seated on his box holding the
rein in one hand, aud hrandishina his whip
nltllthe other, while the gentleman whom
hc had tal>en out 10 make h.{ morning cali
had stopped at Browns Ia leave his card.
He 900 resumed his seat, and nj the crhr
Of Tire drivers whip, the team sci o'd upon
Il dor irof, amidst 5ioul5 which made the
Wclhin rng. GA inquiry, 1t WAS ascertain
ed, thai This splendid eqnpaSr, the bar-
nshed heels and golden harness OF which
gilicrcd ia lhc sun, hrlongs To IA Circus
party now in tins city, and that the team
Yesterday tra' rlicd With the same load all
the way from Baiinnre,a distance oi thlr-
seven miles, without changing dogs. IL
is common for coaches and Inur of thus dr.
scription, to traverse Broadway; but ! ne
ve- before saw a coach md sII, in The trllc
European custom. They say that one OF
our riigid republican citizens, soon after his
return from foreign embassy, brought
with him the custom Of riding, not "n foot,
snsIy, nor by pairs, but by sires, all adorn-
ed With ribbauds and sarIands. His team,
however, was not composed of dogs bat
Of snow white stesds, if the Boston az
counts aie 10 he credited
:" .Son let rs sjpg long lire The King,
Ind G;ipin, ioas iire he,
tint rhfa he rides ojro0d Ggdih,
May ite hert u SIC"
\ gentleman has Informed me wii'e en-
raced in scrbbling this article, that all tn
wquI IN me winter at pciolt add llr VI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14
Ene Tract OF land,

Commonly eailea n Bot.YT.9Ly TEAcT.
continuing tg apfcg lp6 arres, adjoining .ipl-
Lrot Lnros hHd ofhefs, aHd Is peH 0dapied loe
Mr. culture NJ Igbdefo, Hhtai aud tDrn. Thea
mie ~ MI M Propedg mi takt piace nj The re-.
ad,hce " m mid h Hirts, IN .imbera county
.ieiipg AZ TRUSTEES cf UH onig eonrcg mch tfles
as ~ teslfd m IA HHdtr Ht aforfSam detd
Nm SHLLFOS r....,... :
II. H. BtKhS, 'f"'''''-s
Ifbrparg l. u "
G. The sale of the above pro-
perry is POSTPONED until Thursday the 21tlL
lust WHEN il will lake place il lar, II not
the neat fair dhy. X. II. BURNS,
Feb. 10 Mtds ". SHELTON
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14

Of acquiring, II r expected that lie war in
the South viii soon BE- terminated. The
siege and blockade al Porto CabrIIo Is
shortly expected In BIZ undertaken.
Bolivar was on his way 10 Caracas,
Col Tod had gotten ~ far ~ Truxjllo
when last heard irom-and Col. Dnan.
VAS ut Valencia. The, both receive great
attention from the Colombian authorities.
Twrnty-one French ships of war and
eleven British were reported us having ar
rived in the West Indies.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-14

L BOUT six years SINCE Leonard Clai.,
n hourn aud my'slt had mispndcrsiand-f
IN relative 10 two honds one OF 100 dollars.
nnd ihe other ul iUor 20 lpiiars--NOw, in or-.s
der thai the lnblic mny judge of my DISPOSE.
tion Ia uut ~ utnn OF honor should do l.
hereby inform Mr.. tmibpufn thni | nm dis.
posed, and Dn1iQGs 10 leler our difference. to-
arbitration, and tint mi,kc CHOICE Of Nm
1unstnll aud David IL tlafte, and that ho-.
ehn, oi course, appoint two gentlemen To-
meet those have appointed, on the Tuesday
ntter the uexl phtsyl,nfla court, NJ the court
house, by whose Decision will abide. 1h..
bonds aboy. atnded 10, la,n been tWire paid :,
which Mr. claboufn has how in his posses.
sion. further wish 10 gve MIR tabodrn n.
lar chance II any peft0n knows of my
thing calculated 10 prevent Iaboring mar.
from having respccihbliiy, viii be glad that j.
he would put him ii possession ri H. | musts
confess ~ Mr. Ciaibourn thal mn. engaged
In bringing The Quoiam suits, and | am in
hopes thai he will not consider TIL, wrong, No
| only wish Justice from his hnnd. Although
! have been always hlHid Of punrowder, he
can, by giving Two hour, natiee, be satisfied !.
IN my other way; though | do not wish to-
engage IN any Kind OF riot
NICHOLAS MeGINNIS.
Feb. IL. It,