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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-

UNAWAY from the subscriber, living IN the county of
Inwidde, on the Odd nit a negro man, named SAM
about q years ods very tall likely negro manof
tate coor humble conntenance and when spoken speaks
very slow has high forehead his head peaks consi-
usrab AID has short nappy hair flesh marks recoec-
co. am unuer belief, that Sam has gone of with free
negro named lillian Jenkins who made his escape from
ne NE, neighborhood for having committed robbery
me SAID fellow has not gone OF with Jenkins il pro-
oaDe he may have proceeded Charlotte county, where he
was TaI'ed having purchased him of Mr. Hezebiab Fea
ersione living eight miles south of the courthouse Skin
Wins Ferry Ii he has gone OF with Jenkins, he vii pro-
1apy maze towards Norfolk, other seaport and
an OF vessels and others are orewarned against barborn
employing, or carrying of said Negro, peril he
above reward will he given person who will deliver
sam To me, in Dnydde county, Poplar Grove or Sc
expenses paid.
NAV 6. n5-,f GEODGF FITIOTr
~. IS WIN. jenkins is a tall yellow fellow, with large
wskers his belly has been open the Of which very
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
COTTON EXAMINATION

FOR SALEBiooneId, the late residence OF he subscr
Der, containing 1000 acres. II is situated branch
he bayou fierre creek which past The Port
Gibson in the STATE of Misssipp-and from nav
gaion and thai town only about six miles 1t has
upwards OF 100 acres Of cleared land we'll fenced
under and capable the present clearing
producing 30 to 100 bales of coton-has a good migin
press also frame dwelling house, corn-crib and all
oner necessary buildings ready for person proceed at
once 10 planting, and would be delivered up in January
next The tract IS well watered aud valuable lying
Principally on the creek FIRST and second bottom land Ii
WIZ be sold either on long credit ioerahly
prompt paymens-For terms apply Charles Ellis. Esq.
hlGhhon, or the subscriber Port Gibson Mississippi
June D. b-wtlD JOHN MURDOCH.
~ ieIms-N 1000 payable on delivering up the place,
ana = 1000 in one year-or - 10000 in four Annual install
ments with interest until paid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
TWENTY DOLLARS REWAKD.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, time in January
~ 1922 negro named JAMES, WHO sometimes calls
himself james Loving tall trim made fellow, ~
years 81 age, has small Of his eyes believed
20 be the right, and the lip his back bears the
marks of severity believe ~ has one of
his arms, occasoned by hufnhas long and hands
projecting forehead yellow, dHgy looking eyes, sunk deep
er than common IN bis head Jim Is Of yellow complex
i0n, though not muato re j. well known on James
river has followed the river hoatman for years
and las run the river from above tie mountain. am
ducef To believe he is The this time The
above reward VIII be given o. person who will deliver
Jim g. ne n fuvanna, fnear ScOttsve, Alhemare
cure him % i' So t get him again, AVID al reasonable
eNpen~rs p5tf THOMAS ADAMS.
fu"e ~. ff--g f2Wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
TO CONTR ACTORS,

PROPOSALS will be received Charleston, Kana,vha
county, Virginia, until the first day of September
Tor improving the navigation of the whole part OF
treat kanawa river according TO the law upon that
lect which requires sluce well graduated be made
ory feet wide and three feet deep lowest water
ing TO The Report of the Principal Engineer of 1892
Correspondence this subject be held with VIM.
anderson Commissioner with Hugh p. Taylor the
gineer ON the said river road business
10 be directed to either Of them Charleston aforesaid
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
= I'm H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

MESSRs. r. TRIPLETT & co. having assigned to
w the subscriber, trustee, for the benefit Of their Gre
d0rs, all their effects of every kind peroos indebted H.
ihen by bond open Otherwise are requested o
make immediate payment to him. indulgence cannot be
given. ~ Nv
Their stock Of goods hand consisting Of very gen
eral and well selected assortment Of HARDWARE cur
LERY will be sold by wholesale and retail AZ The ,,,,
reduced prices in order TO settle The speedily al The
store lately occupied by them, where duly authorised
iaund-Connify merchants, particularly, will find il TO
their interest to cali. THOMAS GREEN rr,,s,a.
June g. ~
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LAND FOR SALE

by virtue of the last will of Tho's Graves
- Jun deceased the subscriber offers the tract of
la Wherein the said Graves resided lying in county
oi chesterfield, on Falling creek, miles
ter and containing 387i considerable part of this
traN Is excellent creek low grounds, of which has
been reclaimed and is under cultivation
Is IN wood and said by judges he mbered than
any tinct III the couniythe balance
cuvaton The situation isealhy, and abounds good
whier-ln offering this land for sale
rahsd IN saying that no tract oflnnd in the
rve affords more advantages persons DESTROYS OF
ling ON farm of that size.
II The above tract OF land is NOT disposed OF privately
r tue hrst day OF July next IL will that sold
pgoc auction on the premises at ~ O'Clock, upon credit
OF six and twelve months.
u All persons having claims the estate will
please make them known To the subscriber; those in
uebteu are requested To come forward and discharge the
same without delay.
WIN. II. CLARKE, Ex'or
MAY 10. S-wtlJy of Tho's Graves, jr dec
Ii whom u may concern are hereby notified,
subscriber has determined close his administration
upon the estate of Capt. WILLIAM FLEMING GAINES
without delay All persons havqg claims against the said
estate are requested 10 bring them forward Immediately
as this notice will be plead in Of all claims which NAV
he produo"d alter The effects shall have been distributed
amongst the legatees ROBT. ID. GAINES,
Adm'Or OF WIN. +. Gaines, dec.
Ju-P 8-M4wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

IHk undersigned Agent pr the ProprieforS and late
rom tagerstown, Md. having taken and rehied thai
elegant establishment iorVerly known the Columbian
nm situate on Market street. adjoining Riesss M'uouad
ana kidgev respectfully socits the pTbnaee nr the u
&c There Is attacheFto This establishment ain extensive
Reading Nonm,and every oirr accommodation NECESSARY
tor the comfort and convenience Of his customers
q. BELrKHOOVER,
Agent Tor the prnprie0rs
1PA reuse carriagc and hor co. if al he Globe
Ba'iirtrre Jnrc ~. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
Ia YALLE FOR SAFE

TIflE subscriber offers this place or any psrt Of IL for
II lies in the county Of Goochland, near James river
I'VE mes above the courthouse, aud contains one
thousand acres, between 30 and 100 Of which rich creek
low grounds The soil Of the high land Is good quality
part OF considerably improved, and the balance capable
Of the highest improvement.
NO situation believed 70 be healthy agreeable.
here IS On Il connections dwelling house with nine or
ten rooms and every other house necessary Tor the accom-
notation Of large family and for agricultural purposes
ierms OF sale made known on application 10 The sub
scTiber, living near the premises.
ff n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

w 40 committed To the jail of Hanover, on the 1922
" negro woman who calls herself JULIA ANN and
SAYS she leicngs to Mr. Cock oC Geogia and that he
purchased her oi Mr. James Clarke Of Maryland She is
OF brown complexion, about FIVE feet six inches hip
dnu mas VIDE gap between her upper In front The
requested TO come forward, prove preperv, paw
aTEes ana take her away she will dealt with as
Tue Jaw directs. - VIM. w. TIlILMAN, Acting Jsor.
Nav 20. f-wi2w For TaMIiS CIR En- y t."''
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Nn1I(iE

WILL he sold 1f Zacbsfph Taylors tavern On ne iz
" doyg J~g nstf. IN the Town If CaTierssilie Five
shares 81 the g ik flRSVILLE BRIDGE 5TuCE 4. be-.
onFng % the estate 81 John T. Reynolds decrssla of
'Hsh ny Whie Sau0frson, administrator ~ i. WI az.
reEed Ifte - p-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

onrer .1Iines-Late accounts from Washin gon
County, Missouri, inform (says the Lexington Ga
cite OF 9th inst thaa trading party was forming 10 visit
SANTA FEE in Mexico, and also 10 open a silver mine
maj was discovered last summer high up on the Ar
kansas Rirer The quantity and richness Of The
Mineral affords the falerng prospect of a very
extensive mandatory Of silver within the limits OF
the United SlaIes ~ "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

MAS committed 10 the jail OF Louisa county Va. ON the
w 10Th February last, negro woman named MELIA
9 mLbti who states that she is the property Of
Mr. R0wen OF the city of Richmond and came originally
from he fenaiey family IN about the Of Alexandria,
ann me sHid Mr. kowen upon his removal from Richmond
gave her permission 20 shift berelf nr return the
family OF the Fenaleys Aexandra. She abot 50
OF ~ years OF age Of Ordinary sire, peculiar mark
scar ABOUT hercompqins Of considerable n6rmity has
sh very healthy appearance. The owner j. hereby
eed 10 com Onward prove property pay charges and
'ake he away she viii be dealt with ~ the law Airects
MaJ ~ WHY JOHN NJ. PRICE. Tailor.
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SALE.


ON Thursday the 26h of June ts2S at Deer Chase In
~ MiddleseS county, shall proceed accoipr IN ,be
p'"Ssosoi derd Of trust executed Or George
ID Ncoison TO me, TO sell credit OF nine nnn,bs ,Ie
property therein contined Deer Chace consS,n,
OF negroes some valuable beds, large quantiry OF OLE
GAM household, and useful kitchen, furniture some han
some modern Plate extensive valuable and well 60
lrcied library ncdical and miscellaneous all the siochs
W eaue, sheep, hogs, &c all The and plantation
horses valuable saddle horse and many valuable
pieces OF property Bonds with approved security will be
removed. f'OF'' - N"s''-
i"" SAFE VIII he continued from day day till finished
CARTER NJ BRAXTON, Trtpce
For John Tayloe others.
Mathews county, May o. IO-wt,sT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
II Tn[u0bIe Furw foy SoIo

VIE land wherein the late Major Janies g. Row resided
Hlns 10 TIE county of King Queen, will be offered
ae 10 me highest bidder, at the Courthouse OF said
VOoh monday the lsih day Of August next IL iairit
% lge next fair day The about 40 acres
@ W wnen Ingh land, and the balance marsh in auai
ny 81 sou ms land is much inferior 10 nny biph land
", 'e low er country The soil is peculiarly adapted 10 the
o corn and much OF IL produces good wheat and
other small grain The marsh attached To the Earn Is e
urn, ana valuable for graziugit might reclaimed with
a. e Hhculiy and expense as any other marsh in this
,s oei9w me courthouse Of said county, and immedi
most valuable herring fisheries on the river The d cling
20, winch IS large and eommodous, and oil necessary
OUT houses are in excellent repair and good order for
receiving family of any Size The purchaser will he nut
" OF The premises on the Isl day of Janary neat
ierns OF sale One, two and three years credit Bonds
WIN approved security and deed trust TO secure then
payment as they become due will be required Of the pur
BY the Trustees. f TnnN W. F EUMs
June II. 20 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
FOR RENT.

TTiHE tenement situate the North corner Of and 81
- streets recently occupied by benjamin Tate dec. Fo
At his office, third door below the Bell Tavern "
mHy =. LII IngEpII TATE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

COMMITTED 10 the Jail Of Rockingham county, Va. on
~ lne lst OF january last negro who calls himself
uEouE, VINO At times says he Is free aHd other times
ssys ne Is ana ny profession brick maker he is Of
scar over he right eye, and small the outside OF
paniaoons domestic grey cloth great coat and s,farh
breasted bodied coat Of the kind he SIX
was raised in Essex county va-Corp,itted IN ead ta
az me same time likely negro girl who calls herself Ma
MA anu says she IS the daughter Of the above named
George she about 20 years of age dark complexion,
a nose and thick lips, visible mark or scar feet 10
inches hghi had on when committed old riding dress,
Tue rest OF her clothing old aud indifferent The owner
owners u any are hereby notified to come forward proye
property pay charges and take them away or the act OF
strictly complied with
April 10. 1fO-wI2w JACOu rnrre,R I,;tor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
IIOOP POI-EG

WANTED At the Peuitentsry, eighty.fve thousand
~ h9op-poles one-tird to be delivered by the 18Th Jg
~ the balance rs they may be required.
Jurc o. Sit THOMAS NELSON. p. A. p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

CoONI EhF ETIS.-The public are cautioned
against receiving dollars notes purportine 10 he
ct The PHILADELPHrA BANK, as many counterfeits
are IN circulation, 50 well executed as to have been
received ny some OF the banks in this CITY The ink
OF me signatures and filling up is black and glossy,
aud the numbers, dates, &c well done indeed much
oeier than any spurious that have been in cir
cuaiion for sumo time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

INSoLNENCIES.-ln the Philadelphia Frank
IN uaZette oil Saturday last we the names OF
one hundred and siryoae persons who are applying 10
The Judges oil the court of common pleas Of the city
anu county OF Philadelphia, for the benefit OF the in
solvent laws of the state of PENNSYLVANIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
FINE TOBACCO LAND FOR SAFE.

AN authorised by the pToprieors of the land on VIII Oh
Y Mr. Samuel Wilson lately lived, Tinker creek ir
Boteourt county, sell the Thsene parcel con
sts Of 15 acres which will De sold Together or divided in
% two tracts There Is on IL comfortable dwelling ho,,s,
with al necessary nu houses, garden. thard &c. " I'm
dways been considered an6g the best Of high land
n Boeiou and j. well worthy the attention Of those ho
would wish 20 buy the very finest hind Of Tobacco land ia
which tab0Unds. For terfns apply 10 Che spjscriher
O0AHLES JOHNSTON.
B,,eiogri Springs. Apsi1 to5-wn
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted the estate of Major JOHN
PRYOR, are requested 10 make Immediate payment
ne creditors u the estate will please make known their
nemands to me A. p. UPSHUR, Executor.
Richmond, June s. O. pt
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particular tract.
DANIEL GAIT
Executor Of Robert Means, deceas,

Executor of Robert Means, deceased.
u expect the purchasers, the sales in the Of
ohio last year, to pay chillicOuhe in the said
Ohio, the money due upon their bonds install
ents the day the said bonds respectively pay
able the affairs of the require punctual
Richmond, June
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January, 1925
James lOrd, appellant On motion of the appellee,
dgainst by counsel the court dotI, or
Edmund llofd, appellee der, that oness the appellant
he the bill, for which leave given the order
VI the 2Sth day Of January 1870 within sixty DAYS after he
shall have been served w copy of this srdcr that his
this day. edgy-Teste, VIM w UENING q Is
June 90 -yf,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

VIE subscriber has employed assistant and estalIsi
ed a BOARDING SCHOOL, in which is taught The
English Latin and Greek languages grammaiically geo
grnply surveying Euclids elements, 2d session
viii commence the LIST of July and terminate with No
vember Terms: board and tuition per annu no paya
BILE senli-anunaly few bosrders
entertained.
The school for the ensuing year will opencd on The
hrst day Oi january. Communications should male To
oakvllie post Office, buckingham
Shiloh June IO.-wSv EDWARD CANNON.
l HAVE in the General Hand in the bav one fho1-
sand BURR BLOCKS, which have been shinpel nv n
honse France long shippers of the article and sem by
sample forwarded by part OF them will offered
for sale the balance made into A1lsiones SOLD on mod
craze terms. ISAAC MCPHERSON.
Baltimore, Nav IS. 5-wetv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24

II The public s respectfully informed. that the Annual
Examination Of the students Of VIM and Mary will com
meuCe the 9Oth inst
The Commencement will take place usual but in CON
sequence ni the number ~ speeches which e1iv
efe and Of degrees which be conferred exercises
IN the church will begin the Sd be concluded on the
fih Of July. / ATTG. SMITH
WIN. 4 Mary College, June &C. fsIVSs,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
UNIVERSITY OF WM. T. MARY
JOnN Q. MAYOR Reeter.

JKHlE visitors and Governors this institution will please
. To- observe, that the 18th Of July is the day fixed upon
earnestly requested
JOUN O. ppyop Dec,ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
farming Implement .MangJaciOIy-ia FTede

, TIetsbipg.
VIE subscriber offers his services in the above line 10 the
agricultural interest, and would parculariv invite
he attention 10 his much approved portable THR
which is believed superior To any now in
use Tor execution, cheapness and durability.
IS extremely simple in s structure nearly all its parts
oil IRON IL completely portable adjusted from
one part OF the farm 10 another and put operation i'm
hour after It arrives the place OF destination by any
plantation hands y '
Persons wanting thing his line will please apply
to Mr. j. Boiling s. Fitzbugh of Stafford ceuiy Mr. Ben
Ianin Boughon or DIR. Charles Morris Caroline Col
w M lloyd OF King and Queen. The price OF his machines
20 at tue factory Orders for them directed to the sub
seIoer, orto Mr. David l. Burr, Union Foundery Rich
moDd, will be Immediately attended TO.
SAMUEL COCHRAN.
CERTIFICATES.
have purchased OF Mr. Samuel Cochran portable
tAreShing machine which may he worked by three males
and seven hands, and although have been able 10
give fair trial. vet surpasses expectations MS to the
quantity and cleanness of wheat will get outand am
the opinion ii well managed, win get out two hundred
bushels per day. CHARLES MORRIg
Meadow Farm, Caroline Aug. 1922
hereby certify, that Mr.. Samuel
improved portable ibreshng machines, with which am
mush pleased With three mules and hands tre
with great facility expedition and cleanpess perfectly
portable can be taken up removed erected SCI TO
again in four or five hours
J. BOILING S. FITZUUGH.
Stafford county, Nov. 1922 6-wRvs
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Plaintiff

IN CHANCERY.-UIed States Conrt filth circ1iI 5.-II
Virginia district November 50, 1872 '
Walter Dun last will and testan,nr, N
''"'' ,""sn, "eceaseu, Pr
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Commissioners Office, Rich-} - Ni
mond, NAV 81 1928. 5w,dr
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
HOR.YTIO D.AT

R,akes this method Of sp
informing the ladies OF Alexandria and ITS
vicinity, that he has commenced the L.
dies Fancy Shoemakins Business, on Wash,
ington-street. one door north OF the Me.
,bods church, where he has just received
o handsome assortment of materials, con-
sis,ing of the very best silk, Denmark sa-
tins, aud prunsles OF every figure and CO.
lor. black and colored morocco, among
which is The bss, kid for chiIdren's shoes,
black kid, seal and cali skins He has
fitted up private room to the shop for the
accommodation OF ladies' to try on shoes
and get measured, where they will not be
exposed TO the street. Ladies who leave
their measure with him, will have las!
fitted up for them. IN which case they will
save the trouble of being measured Sc
cond time. 1t shall be his constant study
to please every lady that shall favor him
with call.
april 2 3t&law3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
From, the Ladies Literary Cabinet.

THE DEVIL IN The BUTrERMILK
During NV stay in ireland, being on
4 visit to a friend, who resided in one
of.he distant parishes, | was stricken
with the cherry cheeks and tempting
lips" of Young dairy maid, whom l
OF en- saw psss the house in which re-
sided. inquired her name and resi-.
den.e, and found che lived with pro.
testant parson, who, besides preaching
the doctrines Of the gospel. KEEP. a very
extensive farm Af.er rsw side w,nks
at TINS pretty damsel. i determined to
MAKE her visit during the time the
preacher delivered from the pulpi HE
TWICE tsld" ssrmea. ven. sccor.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
81 LIS X Try.

with the exception OF 200 acres thereof;
lying On Elk Lick hun, adjoining the
land. of Stephen Daniel, and those lately
belong ling to 4. Il. Scott. The quantity
intended 10 be sold being about 1900 a.
eres. The above sale to be made under
the authority OF deed OF trust from
Thomas Swyane, to John Hooff, to secure
the payment Of certain bonds therein
mentioued;- sale 10 commence at ls o.
clock on the day above named, and will,
if necessary. be continued by adjourn.
men, uDtd finished. Terms Cash, and
ii payment be not made on the spot, the
property will be forthwith, again exposed
10 sale, 81 the risk OF the purchaser.
JOHN HOOFF, Trustee.
march !
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
W aslllngton Fish Wharf.

THE subscribers respectfully informs
J the citiz' rs OF The District. that the
corporation % Washington has permitted
a fish wharf : be stpt or clea ming fish,
at the moth end of he Potomac Bridge,
where VIZ shall use cry eDdeayor to give
satisfaction 20 he zens of Washington
and ITS W init> Know ing that they bave
been under he necessity ui going to Alex.
andria to obtain their fab. and pay 1874
cents pet hundred wharfage. tor shad,
and in prnpor ion for herrings;-we shall
only ch,rge 8 cents per hundred, which
We bop will encouragement to the
fsherm. n to br pg their fish TO Washing
tor. SMITH & PRESTON.
april & 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
THE GOSPEL.


The following singular facts were
stated at meeting of a public SO iety,
in Sheffield, England:
Gibbon who In his celebrated histo-
az Of the Decline and Fall OF the Ro-
man Empire, has left an imf srishable
memorial of his enmity to the gospel,
cesided many years IN Swiszerland.
where, win the profits Of hi. works,
he purchased a considerable estate.
Tais property has descended to gen
tleman. who out of its rents, expends q
large sum annually in the promulga-
ton of that very gospel which his pre-
decessor insiduously endeavored to uu-
dermine. Voltaire boosted that with
one hand he would overthrow that edi-
Gce Of christianity, which required the
hands of twelve Apostles to build up,
A.this day the press which he employ
ed at Ferney to print his blasphsmies,
i. actually employed at Geneva IN print
ing the Holy scriptures. 1t is re-
tnarkable circumstance, also, that the
first provisional meeting for the refor.
nation of an Auxiliary Bible Society,
at Edinburg. wos held in the room in
which Hume died. Nv, Y. DIM.