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vindicaies, most tnrc;nsirriv. \ htf % .,-ss,,
the exprdiescy, an,i proprrty. und,r WISHING
circumstances, of rmrstiing the Old i,r,t,ar,.f.
&c practice "t making nn,rifttinn nv = t'sr.
veniioh of the Republican Al.,ibgrs uf t'nn1-
gress. i;d Jyl
Tue following paragraph. FROM, in" l'nli.i.rt
Examiner, irtsen r,cis nu less t.xiraordinarv
than new tn us, witch we ha, e read VIII, den,
rrgreif m
The memorial an The suhirc; &c the Unio
and Potomac Canal, was iist week presented
{" The House az Delegates of Maryland. and
disposed al. NJ least for lhe present, in Il most
extraordinary manner they refused TO have
II either Rad or printed Had the memorial
ISIS been The must abani"urd men l., suciriy,
INSTEAD OF being Among fhr must respectable.
In ne country far Talents and patriotism. ;h' v
cnnid mol have been treated " iIh greater core
tempt. whilst n prlilinn to k,u cro1rs. bv
law, rs recr'red hy the legislature vilh Open
h"ufhS aud ears, II memorial 90 ~ siIli.tt nf
the deepest IntP'Fst iu the Which. natinh 10
c"ntrnpuSutiy ihrown aside, 49, unWurti.t
even ui aprrusali Under what influence this
indecorons act MAS p"rf,rntd we know not
hut Ne are sure that il was not under that OF
right reason"
~ Is now understood thet the name OF nE
WITT CLINTON is 10 be- added Ia The list &c
candIdairs Tor the Presidency and than
vIg"rous rxeriGns ii be made To- elevate him
I" that dgnfpd station. HIS friends calculate
on the votes of New York, Cunpec!irut,
Vermont and Ohio, TO start with, and ON a
sufficient accession of strength from other
states TO secure his election
Trenton True .american.
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TATE's DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF

OF permanent character Illustrated nv iudca, decs
IONS TO which is added, index of the cases in the
virginia Reporters W we
MS WORK contains the laws in force down TO the pr,,
'h' WIN Illustrations from the decisions of the Cot oc
appears 81 Virginia, TO June I'd, 1925 inclusive and from
e OF England Sister States, United Statfs IN 1901
CHARACTER Of ths sDork-By the Judges of tue supr,me
C1urf OF Appeals, and Of the General court ''
DenT Strive have examined the Specimens of Mr. ra,s
doom ana mighty approve Of the plan and exe-utiop az the
woTk' we have ne doubt IL will yauahl ho,b a.,
TUE neheh ana To the bar We regret that we had no,
70 submit the specimens Judge Coaer before his
ure Tor the country With great respect your obt serys
r. +. BROOKE,
JOIN w. GREEN
WM. III. CABELL.
have examined OF the specimens of Mr. Tates
book, and concur in the above opinion
ThoniaS Ritshie, Esq. WIN NORTHUMBERLAND
AZ The request of the publishers we have examined Mr.
Iaes Digest OF the Laws Of Virginia illustrated by tnd
SaI ueenns and from that examinations take pleasure
~ recommending II 20 the profession, very useful work
particularly convenient judges and LAWYERS on the cir
study Of eur statute law. " ~
RoBT WHITE, WIN A G. DADE
II. HOLMES, JAMES SFMPiE
DANL SMITH, Il. T.. PARKER
JAMES ALLEN, l.. SUMMERS.
u The book Is offered for sale Mt the Con,per Oa;ce
where subscribers invited call and get tbeir con
eIn-,cl W 7I-6ur
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PUBLIC SALE.

consequence uHn order of lenrico county court
m"s ne estate OF Jesse Smith deceasrl 20 the hands
o Tue shtrih, VIII be sold Friday January
next ~ e late residence of said Smith derease ia
w" county OF nerrco about six miles ct
""lHn nv the household sclrn furniture papta-
l,' utensils soch ." "F'cs cattle hogs &c belonging 10
the estate az laid eceifnt -
Six moths cred VIII tie given for all sums above ten
dollars purchasers giving bond with approved security
ana l"r all sums under g 10, cash will be required
u Az the same time and placr all the negroes heun,-
ing Ia the estate will hired r tie eunin,g wear.
December so. Ct OF iIs,ric, ., 49,
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NOTIl,E-

NJ III re so NJ buckingham ccurt next, FOR cash Sonr
" tey negro r'en, belonging the estate ~ Iss ri
mer deceased, i've 81 them csceii, ~ hack srnitb.
-. JOHN PALMER, Admor
D'V''''eI"" h--Dt ~ J. PALMER dec.
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rComD,,,nic1f,51

Departed this life Tuesday the 9TH November last
Mrs. MARY HARTWELL WHITING consnrt OF Francis
hiling Esq. 40 Eaion Ill., Gloucester county; after nm
excruciaiing indispostiOn Of
which she bore it'll unparalleled Christian iortitud-
In The death Of this enlightened lady, her family and
friends have sustained irrepRrabe loss which nothing
can elevate hut the reflection that is now in better
world enoyn: the reward ola life which has heen devo
ted TO the cause OF virtue" aBd il Is assured,
that all OF her acquaintance WILL this event. long find
source OF deep lasting regret
YES dearest shade, while mem'ry holds her seat;n
WINE lille, IN purple currents, my breast
Thy lovely image, will ne'er forget,
Till lost in life, sink in endless rest
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tiE public cautioned against fradinc frr snv tcp az
- ours 20 DANIEL A. Moioy have Offsets brains,
me sanie- WM. & Ivy MONTAGJE
Nev Caution, December 81 Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30


Died IN this place Wedns s,ay 10Th inst Mrs ANN
6RANrLAND. the wife OF MIR. Seaton GrantIamd in I'll.
JUN year OF her age-Hr husband children remain
bewaii their affection and exhaust bitter the
oil despair Whs can estimate their loss !Wher. shall
wretchd had relief and who shall TO administer
Solauoh Let sigh with sigh commnPie and the tear
SnPathy i"i wuh bs-'Tis all that ma can do To hea-
ven H"ne must he look for cOnsoaiion-When friend
departed iroh u>-when near relation gone wori,
OF spr"hen the dpensations OF Providence call
GO 10 INC long ana narrow home partner JOYS
auu our sooWs, The virtues the departed rush
Iecoecti"n and often the language OF truth is mistaken
Tor the strains OF pcnegyric. of Virginia she left
we bosom OF yer doalins parents and this state
WIN the chore Of her affections. Her expectations we're
no uisaopoinedher most shngune' hopes we're realized
She vas fond and indugent mother n kipd and Tender
mistress IL ei afectionate sympathising BOSOM her
husband ever found the cunsolaory sigh and IN her um
aen couhiethnce the joyful participation of undivided
domestic life that offs peasanness and
psaee Alas That heart longer returns the RESPONSIVE
Pisaton-ho longer does that gladden. his
near approach! All isstiled in deathFor many months
PREVIOUS 10 her dissolution she full importance of
Teelon and her faith in redeeming saviour enabled her
tooear wh ioriiude and resignation long and distress
in illness Sue has et her friends mourn hut herself
'eJoehs ~ e gracious promise of bliss
She looked 20 the Heaven before
ana followed her Captain and Lord"
n thIiedgevH, Journal
On Tuesday the I'd inst departed this life BrigsGier
Sehrrai BENJAMIN BlGGS, aged nearly ~. ON Thurs
day Tue 9Th his remains iniPrre in the pub-
ya'd OF West Liberty amidst large concoutse of M s,a
hfss ana Neighbours oi Tie deceased
ne iIhFFai service was performed and dcoursc sr
Doddridee. " fRI,t ~. Jroseph
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Il lost in lie, / sink in endless rest.

Departed hi. life on the night of Sunday the esih inst
| tDwn, Hanover county,
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PEYTON HARRISON,
.4TTORNEY .4T Law.
WILL prar'isc in The Courts Of Eiuy ia y nch
w burg and Ike county OF Canipaeil.
Lyuchburg, Dec. so. 7i-w1vir
NllY,Il.i,

LII persons Indebted Ia the estate of JOHN ". EpPES
deceased are requested to make payment and thee
having ci'ns agHin the esaie wili make them nwn To-
Mr. iona u Rage, that arrangements ne r,-ds
their discharge. MAkrHA ". rpPFS
- EEecuiriN OF John ". Epue> decd
Mill Brook buckingham, Dec 80 7i--ttSv ID
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LAND FOR SALE.

(f virtue OF deed OF trust the subscribers
- ON George w Baird at he COUNTY buckingham 10
secure debt duo To Dean Pave III old To The L,i
est bidder for cash, the 18th February 1924
no. ~ ihe next fair day, before store unor OF Ms
Lang horne Scnggs in the Cara county OF
Cum rr'an, toe tract Of land which The said Cetrer
W. Hard now resides, nuci thereof is will b. ,f
cien' To raise the of $50 dollars together h casl aud
charges. The tile Is believed TO he good
HENRY PAGE,
tefrmherSO 7l-wTw WILLIAM AEERS.
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EDUCATION

x NWlue ~ deed " irusf, execnted nv Thomas \
= Nrymes anh hehecoa 7. bis wife on tls tstb d. -,
n.tcn 'Hst ana recorded in King William county eourr
VIZ " s or cash on the premises thereof ON The ION
uy 81 frbruary lB<4 lair, otherwise the sext fair m
SATISFY be parpo'es OF said deed tract Of land ly;, i
Ming WHt"n county on the Psnuukev river rspt,.iro
~ aces here Is on this land. new handsoneIv Gr
'sned dwelling house all convenient out houes and h,
atoi d. an eligible situation for merchant Icing
ppuous nrighbnrhood, wih nHyigabie water VI the or
-h'h and Wild fowl may always he had Such tide ne j.
'ts'eu WI be c0nVeyed-and that s hour exception
CATER BRAXrOS,J -
Dee 80. 7i-wds JOHN CHEW. Trustees.
WANTED FOR THE NEXT YEAR
w he employed under my superintendent on the Nev,
y Canal, fits sKt, ah'boded hands Aptty r., M,f
to hire. HANDOI m uAuRIsoN =, + a. 7, \, ih''
Decf mier 70 o, W
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LAND & NEGROES FOR SAFE

ne oook IS offered for sale Mt The Compiler Office
Drcemher 30 - tf'Ss
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-10
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

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in adunnce Subscribers who do not comply
with this condition will be charged at the rate
Of 81 per annum. failure to give notice Of
y wish to discontinue at the end of each term
will be considered as new engagement. No
paper to be discontinued (unless at the option
of the Editor until all arrearages shall have
been paid.
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ments in the same proportion.
CT Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
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AN ACT to alter the time of holding the D;x.
trict Court of the United States for the Dis.
trict ofKentucky. y
BE il enacted by the Senate and HousA
of Representatives. Of the United Syot.s
ofhmerica in Congress assembled. Thai
from and alter, the next term ct the Dis.
trict Court Of the United States for the
District Of Kentucky, the said Court shall
hold US terms on the second Monday in
April m October in each year. 'a
Washington, March LIST, 1928.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT to repeal so much Of an act. passed.
the eighteenth April, one thousand eight
hundred and SIX, as limits the price of Ger.
taid lands in the State of Tennessee.
Be Wenacted by the Senate and Houss
Of Rehresenfatives Of the United Stafes
Of america in Congress assembled, That
so much OF an act, passed the eighteenth
day OF April, one thousand eight hundred
and six, entitled IAN act to authorize
the State OF Tennessee to issue granite
and perfect titles to certain lands therein
described, and settle the claims TO thu
vacant sd unappropriated lands within
the same" which pr9vides Il that the
loves price of all lands granted or sold
within the coded territory shall be the
same - shall b established by Congress-,
~
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-10

person is withheld, in pursusnoes otthis
act, il shall be the duty ct the account.
ing officer, if demanded by the party.
his agent or attorney. 10 report torth.
with TO the agent of the Tressuf, Dee
partmeni, the balance due; and il Shall
be the duty ofthe said agent, within six'y
lays thereafter, to order suit to BE- com.
menced asalns, such delinquent and his
Snretles. Z
Washington, March 8, 1928.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
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III Our Inst page is ureo,nnionly rich to-day.
FAiiMER-in our next.-
.kfEUT. j. N. .W.4CRY.

i
Who peisicd in Abe Deeoy ship, his passage
the u States, unknown to except by reputation.
lie te autor Of those elegant instructive letters
the operalioi- of Com rortegs Squadron, which haze
recently appeared in ills pape--His character is well
drawn inihe following extract from the Norfolk erad
ain the death Nf Lieut.. Marry navy has lost one of
lis most active, intelligent and skilful officers whc judging
from what he was, may be permitted would had
lie lived, have attained fnsst dsing uished rank In The.
service and shed usire the naval reputation our
country. lie native Of this saia entered tie
ACQUISITION OF knowedgei his professions he obtained
furough embarked with the late Capt Lewis navy,
an private voyage TO the East Indies, course
which he was left with party ION of the Islands the
m~Ore Porter when he toSctd the island in the Essex
frigne While on tue island Mr. Maury called ON To
exercise Ihe native OF his character
himself AZ lbs little against Attacks natives
Essex he eii the island and reoined service vntler
tue command or CON- Porter, with whom he continued
until The cruizc was Terminated Nv tue ofthr
IL was turing ths%leriod that he those
evidences of his worth and talents which gained HIM the
esteem, confidence aud applause of his nder
AMI the attachment of all his brother
Downes, at that time the first Lieutenant OF the Essex, was
III impressed win The value at his services his
Io;nneht IN the Macedonian destined for Pacific ia
SiS 'e immediately selected Lieut. Maury for his first
ofhcrr.And fecehiyi when Conn., Porter took the
the ire bootEs of CUBA lie Lieut.. hi.
-rcut; III cmnIand; SELECTION founded actual
riente uf his superior wGrth in peril hardship
"a selection trrihe highest degree honorable him. and
no less the gallant thus cherishing and
rewui disg distmgu isl,ed merit. - -,
Among bis brother officers he held in the highest
eSieeihty speak h terms of the exnlted euloy of
his talents IS officer, and OF mis- nrsn,abie worth
watch lrst from lhe lips, still more euiha,cay proclaim
he,eAreience"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01
FOURTH OF JULY.

The undersigned, Ministers Of the GosneI, cherish,
ing, IN common with their fsow.c citizens tie senti-
henf, that the Anniversary of American tnticpcn-
dence IS -mineniy worthy Of cum mo a,ion beg
leave 10 inve to that object, the attention Of the re-
hg'ous enominaoas with which N re- respectively
assoc'aie'i And sinre Il has pleased the Supreme
"overnor oil the world To transmit, through the tolls
aud sufferngs of Gathers, 10 their children tho
precious gift of civil and religious freedom since
He has averted from, us, c;amiiies which we have
suffered, app ehenctl since in His h-nicu Proyi-
dence he has ca"se, Ia he established and
ed over us, the best known in the drill
whrh stands n monument 10 his glory, and pattern
10 the nations OF the earth aud since we are cheer
ell by the light and blessed with the iu,n,uniiies of his
own equitable aud graciuus rcyn which s
ness, and peace. aii, Joy, becomes MS with t.a rui
hearts, anil with one arcor 10 tender the homage of
our grafiihie 10 the Auihor Of nl sood for these IL
IusiriOus tokens ol his benc nee To our beioycI
couniryJ and Tor his manifold mercics temporal and
spiritual and whre we acknowledge our inyraiiuie
and our sins, TO oSrr Ia him frrvent and COM
mon prayers, thar he would st shed down upon us
his heavenly bene,lici lion that lie would casi over
our lan, The shield OF his protection that lie ond
bless with his especial guidance, all in hort, over
us that he Woi unite, more and more the hearts
oil our cii,zeis in concord aud jsit hands in every
good work and ihit Knowledge ani virtue, and re-
ltgion ni, become more and more prevalent in all
ranks al society, that men, being good citizens and
good Christians may he useful here, and happy here
aiier. 80.
We do therefore respectfully propose, that those
WIN contur with us IN these views, and who are
permitted by their convenience shnuid on the Alb of
July next, assemble Tor tetgiUns wurship.-For this
purnose divine service viii he pc, o'med in this city,
in the First Baptist Church M 10 % clock A. h and
IN The Methodist Old Chapel, at. D O'Clock r. M.
The Rev. Dr. Rice is expected 10 ofic,aie in the
morning aud the Rev MIR. Keeling in the afternoon.
FEvros q R RkNhT e.
qN nL aNpk sSS i pavIp Mo TrttEsEn
WILLIAM IL HART, j1 MIsI +. a3 8Nbs;Evv,
JOHN II. RICE = GEO. w. CHARLTON.
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RIO FARMERS.


f'lE subscriber has received pretty extensive
tie purchase oG WHEAT, and is prepared to give the
highest n'akei price ~ cash. Tor crops of Pfre quality,
delivered his lumber opposite Basu, any
Jul. !. @-9 0oGEuf kppATr,Jr
EflfE siscrier takes friends add the
a. public generally, that he. has taken the WARM
SiRt NC;S rsabs n ears and that h.
vIh br at lGtme> prepared fIr the reception cnnf
Hhie recommendation Oi company. The Hus IN
irnt order, AMI caref attention will Be paid 81,
u'nr them For the character of tie water OF 'he arm
springs he refers IN nuextraci Of ,citert from
VINO has hai ample experience offs efficiency. 10 reader
more ayr cable trtie palate, ldaE,Its Of il win
SANITY be in bottles when 'nca,es ms plea..nt
ionic aud cases sctDful N nrdsf-
The subscriber has pleasure ~ stating lcrd-
Ing from S'anton 10 the sweet and IiphaT Springs, Ivy
this Fia"ei are ~ better condition thar bseeinufs
JOHN FRY
Warm Springs, Bath conu,y, va.g6,yf.
consider The watere ofhe Warm Springs peculiarly
be ProFerS incrcd lou their sxieruccd ffl5. Ut IL
Is iO I've regteued that perfect ooWledgc contents
oicnr medicinal springs has beu acquired Ly
analysis The waters OF III Warm sofin.-s WHOM taken
hdern0Ny speedily she Whole s,sen The, increase
tue action vt te bOo tha er.ant Eer-
vous systeta and the various rrfeons. When those e.
c rsue ~ moderate dcgre - az irpic"'ivp o' their
beneficial operation. When thry bes- cue, Thirst aud
excess Of heat, the qualify taken sbOglu b. tiinisi
They highly useful IN affections OF Tie itor aGd
H"ch aud ~ ohsrueions Of various ami PARTICULAR
y In IONIC govt -, the addition of opnfJ Of the
atdr td souOy Of Epson salts, thser Fasses he
come nctiyeiy caibarc The edTHd n iocs application
= VrTy ehcucous ~ palsy, chronic rhenman ord e,ra-
diseases The ysHr error Tint The Wara bsth
reiaxa0t the principle heat essens the cohesion OF
nantnate substances, absurd. The nIsfocf dues
hold with respect 90 the application the ivne Hsl
sysem The bath = snlpy srnulant, and either tI~
ems rxhaasts, applied ioetrateiy e1eessiyoiyr
1-FfO be Published Tor fbor weeks tie
NaOonai inteRepcer and fhe transmitted 10 The
En1uirer Office ior lnyn,ent it-Wiw
I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01
Nll'I'Ii;t

HAVE determined 10 retire from the cce law in
the city Of Richmond, and reside in future on my
farm AZ the county ef Northampton T. Shore, Virginia
Sot"i,isisning ibis however. nten-
ton TO fnish business IN l' superior law
cori OF ehancery, federal and appeals
The mean time, clients informed thar er papers
hre lei properly arranged. with Joseph Mayo. Esq.
viii afford ready access TO such Of them
july 1. &. Z. IPSlilJU. E.
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FORTY NEGROES For SALE

TUE aiInve number of viii be sale Bow
ling Green, Caroline county, Monday
being court day. Persons disguised purchase
own use. otherwise. viii find it their advantage a. at
tend The a'nys SALE among the nunier he
negroes of every description sale will certainly lie
ofn4 greater part of the above number laps whole
or more. WILSON ALLEN.
July 4
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THE CROPS.

Contrary 10 expectation, the Harvest is generally
very productive IN this vicinity Particularly in the
neishborns county of Chesterfield, we hear thai the
wheat c'op in many instances is unusually abun,ian
and the grain 1nronmooly good. The niurn,u r
against the Fv and Chinci' Bug so universally heard
ia the early part of the season, are efa,iied TO
say is longer audible in this par, of Virginia
aud Ia the voice Of complaint has succeeded strains
"f exnl.aiion and joyous gratitude to the Gver OF
every Good Gift, for the rxuherance which crowns
The i,hors Of the Hushandman. The crop Of Corn
at present ricnses we'll (: aud should no al, ersc
spell occur io The prospect. may have reason
To empoy the language OF the Poet IN giving alter
ance Ia our aeknuw Judgments
Nature doth send her bounties forth,
Whh FIJI and notwithstanding Land -.
IPeIershi In.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01

The steam saw-mill of Andrew Low s. Co.
and John McNash of Savannah, situated IA
bout mile fiom Darien, took fire on the
night of the 9Th, and was destroyed with a
quantity Of lumber. Loss estimated at
S 4O.ONO-ihe nrunertY was insured
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01
C1xfENsS

Lottery s Erchangt office, ia .iarket. street,
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH THE LAST
LOTTERIES were sold TO DISTANT ADVENTURES,
aud WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE BEEN
SOLD THAN AT ANY OTHER OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from OF the United States (post
by private conveyance, enclosing the CASH prizes
IN any oithe Bainure lotteries will meet the prompt
and punctual atentVn ii personal application,
dressed 10 J. 1. COHEN Ir Bn.finlors
III COHEN'S Lottery Gaxefte and Register" " hich is
published every week. viii Official lists at each
drawing of the Grand State and Monument lotteries, and
will be forwarded gratis 10 all who
at COHEN'S OFFICE. Those WHO wish To receive the
Register will me0nit when they send their orders
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01
LOTTERY NOTICE.

TICKETS in the Grand State Lottery Of Maryland No
highest prize 100000 dollars, will advance on the
ieth inst fifteen dollars: until that time will be
ordered by S. s. NJ. ALLEN 81 co.
No. 49, bfaiastrest, Richmond
NJ the present price owhole tickets twelve dollars and
shares In proportion
TIMELY notice given that distant wish,
ing To provide themselves with chances imne
diatey without ahy Inconvenience and In The mean time
Three Dollars $50
or All Orders from the country attended with sam
pune tuality MS il pcrsnnaIIy present. Julv I.-Sf
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mem, but ~ x or a constitution was under
Discussion. i,y decree Of the government,
dated the sd ~ May, we find that vigorous
measures were found necessary to- put down
the public roads"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01

A London paper says that" the author OF
Waverly is elected Il m einher ofthe Roxburgh
Club, and it is understood as certain, that in
case the mysterious person should he found
wanting, when called for, his clair will De 0c-
cuped by Sir Walter Scott"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01
admirable Sentiment!

.3dmNGLie Senitmeaf!
Tire following toast was lately drank BIZ the.
Iort'n',d Rife Company, lin the State of
Maine.) at their i4th Anniversary:
:" The merit Pyesisnt-No matter in what State may h.
his doneil NAV lie consider the whole country his Asre
be real Patriot and SOUND. Politician
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01
June II.

'nE subscriber Wishes Co contract for considerable
quantity ~ good wheat deliverable as early as pus.i-
e, Ior when The market price, in cash. will e paid lie
WOULD prefer receiving Ia crops, estates on or con-
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01

SALT, SUGAR & LEATHER.
300 sacks SALT, best Liverpool filed
100 hhds. SUGAR
1000 sides soAL IEATuER--Tor sale BY
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