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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13
BOOTS and SHOES.
PARDON WHITE,

No. Id, Iha'ncs. .Sfreer,
EspEcrFULLY informs his friends
~ and the public, tha, he has on hand all kinda
ut Doors and SHOES, which he will sell as low as
any one in town
.9fso, as eheap-all kinds of meas boots and Shoes
maautsotured and repaired. All kinds Of ladies'
Boots and Shoes. BY lynn workman april 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13
T. LIzABETH BUCKINGHAM.

Ia LILADEI II BUTNITINGIINNI y vi,
IL wishes to inform the public and het frienI'
that she has resumed her former business OF keeping
a Boarding House. for either steady or transient
boarders Persons living in The country, who may
wish to board their children in town. for the benefit
Of fgood schools, may depend on having every sten.
tion paid them in her power. Any gentleman WHO
may wish room for study. can be pleasantly &C
commodated.
Country produce, where is requested. will be 10.
ken in payment-and the smallest favor gratefully
acknowledged. april %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13

2ssSafzEAToaS@sg
Nh OINTMENS
PRICE 81 l-2 cents.
The character Of this Ointment is too well es,rb-
lished 20 require any recommendation.
A fresh supply OF the above Ointment, is for cole
"a in Newport, by
> w Vnson,
James Taylor, and
Rowland X Hazard,
m Providence. by
Dyers K Manton.
q w, Hoppn, & CO
John Mason. and
Amos J. Rhodes.
In Taunton. by Daniel Brewer
In Warren, by Mrs. Lucy Burr
Ia swsasey, by John Mason
In New Bedford. by Ca,eb Green.
In Bristol. by l.. W Briggs, & Co.
Newport. Nov 6. 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-05-13
Fresh Spring Goods,
Arc this day opened and c6ercd for
sale BY
JOHN b. Nj WTON,

fmsng hem are -
y GOD two blue caIicoes for Is per yard.
NJ sheetings over yd wide for Is cts,
some mos, superb patterns Of French Caieocs,
Eegant garpilure OF Ribbons
Bo5binet lace and the greatest variety oflght AMI
dark prints ever brought to this market. With very
ex ,ensiye assortment Of sm other spring Goods.
ALso,e
One case Of LECHOR.N FL-9TS-remarksby
cheap-weIl worth ,be atknlion of oil vhe vish 'c
purchase
Our Goods are an frssh,-sn imported tbs srri'g
into Boston. Our old customers viii NJ ~ ur.e
than to their sdvsnsss " give VI the hIs cal
Newport, April 8, 1SSh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
SALE OF LAND.

A GREEABLY to The viii Of the late Rev. Needisr no
"A binscn, will offer TO The highest :.ider Oh the 9Th
day Of October 1924 fair If moi the next fair DAY, on
the premises each two Tracts Of lying the lower
eno OF Ne~kent County and Immediately the waters
on YORK River. The one Tract known by the name OF
Marshbeid contains 1000 which there large
aud comnodous Brick House of stories aud
SEES some Of which are in good repair. The quality the
land is stG and is well adapted the growth wheat
It, costguy To the river affords great facility In procur-
Ing the necessaries Of the Oyster Beds Fish
M Rocks are Immediately adjacent TO the door,
door wtbing 80 yards Of the bank OF the river.
ibis land Is bounded on the West by creek running
ihrougb spacious piece Of Marsh Containing about 60
or 10 acres-wbic Is partly owned by Mr. Prior Vaughan
who IS DESTROYS in joining 20 reclaim Nature has
up an enormous mound OF sand leaving only passage OF
ten feet for The ebbing and flowing Of the tide u and
down The creekThe expense Of retaining this marsh
cannot exceed thirty dollars, the only work necessary
VIII be the bIing OF flood gate in this passage
The other tract commonly called Pond Marsh, but
changed 10 Wattietb0ye contains 400 acres, jons
Marsbhed on the Southeast. There
on ih,s tract except the frame Of old dwelling house,
which may be easily repaired comfortable The pc
cuar advantages OF this Tract consists 10 favorable
adaptation to the raising OF Csue having very extensive
sarsh attached 90 IT, shall sell both tracts n credit
one TWO and three years requiring Of The purchs
Oond WIN secariiy and deed Of the land
cure tbs payment
WM. ROBINSON. Admir-.
hhRuN -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
Vai,laL[e Reaf E,sI0is For SoIe

TIVE land subscriber resides in the
Il cnunty OF Bedford 8 miss from New London "A from
Tue Academy and II from Lynchburg containing about
$500 acres; OF 500 cleared balance in woods
the whole of first rate tobacco 50
aud that excellent grain land This land is very heavily
tibered, lies remarkably WE'LL and Is finely watered
excellent springs. The improve extremely valuable
aud conmodious, the neighborhood healthy
Also tract lying on stanton RIVER in the county
Campbell, Called 1he Bow,ing Grren, within miles of
Lynchburg containing 1000 acres acres
large portion OF which is FIRST and
bly, adapted 10 the culture oil tobacco excellent
very convenient every part of the plantation and
heathy the balance OF The land in woods, pre-
portion OF u tobacco land Of the frs, qualify
Also, another tract in the county of Campbell ON wv
creek, about three miles from Lynchburg 474
acresa very small portion cleared which is re
siaindef Is mostly rich tobacco land
heavily timbered. The this tract = source OF
considerable profit well watered and several .ycei,t
mill seats Each of the above tracts is in COED repair
The above property will certainly be course of
the snmn.erand So valuable property is seldom in
The subscriber invites capitalists view this
perry, which is offered Tor sale most
terms small portion OF the purchase money will he re-
qn'red in hand, or at the time given
cre't OF one and two yearsand three, requredfor
baiance-For further particulars, application NAV be
made TO the subscriber, New London of nv
ABSENCE 10 mr. Jesse Irvine, in the neig
Al-s 3. l1S-tf WILLIAM IRVINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
August ..
Valuable ProDeriu for .SaIe.

Rt virtue oi The last will aud testament Of Paul Micou,
- dec. late OF Pofi Mcou and will the consent of the
widow ana ega,ees, shall ON the day Of September
next ia not the next fair day thereafter, sell public
auction 70 tue hghet bidder the premises that valuable
estate known 10y the OF Port Mcou situate the
county OF ESSEX immediately upon the Happahannock RI
yer, esveh miles below Port Royal The tract contains
about thirteen hundred acres eight hundred acres
which Is anpe innd wsl adapted to the grcwth Of Indian
Corn Whest &C. No estate upon the river possesses
greater advantages than t the houses are comnodou,
and IN coniioria1e repair fhe terms will I've third
cash on the is. day OF January aud balance
two annual insiaHients carry interest she day
Of January 1870 NJ which time possession will be given
The purchaser sill be permitted Whea, ~ any
time aiier tie lst day ~ September with ap
proved security, VITA deed Of upOn The land will be
required for tue ultimate payment.
Jolly II. MiCoU Ex'or
Angus, 6. 27-ilS VI raGl Mieoa Gee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
.July27.
NOTICE

WAS committed TO tie Jail III King William Courthouse
~ on tbe zs,h Gay Of Nisy last, negro aD who Saw ~
name Is nEHEMiAii POWELL. .hs; he was born and
raised ia philadelphia, and lost bis Tree ps-s IN Isi
ION Sou'h OsrVl,ps. soolt Eve feG inc hes b ~
gn, orown eonplexiou, and has Two Of lis apoer
w. ,aes W 'pe Iist side ci his n,oUtibad ON when
,rp ps' coat OF Broad CIoth panaloons OF black and
III 'fe IN. h"hiespun c"iioH cloth lie can read and
nau WIN MIN al The lime of commitment mari N - rs"
10 be very reIgous-Gf broad broeae
srr;nniss Questioned, wb much apparent consider.
aunnh-ssuPPostd To be about so wears of ace.
me owner IS requested TO forward prove
tue law dfecs. AIi.iIsrI, ~ ,, eavWnn as
July So ''' u h'ng William County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

an Wednesday the End day June hex at one O'clock
~ Ne viii oder tor safe 10 the highest bidder. credit
~ one Two and three before the front door Of the Ia
ge Hotel ~ the city Of kichmcn the follow properly
ylrg -ni .ng Ia the said city, viz. improved tenement
',o"v ~ Tee, ON street. occupied by MIR. Forbes,
door below the Merchants Coffee House an Improved LOT
on'ing 100 feet on ,ee 10 the ofthe jail in-
o on the last mentoaed streets No $50 formerly
owned hy Thomas und IN DE nehborhood of
o. w Ugh aioeiesen half acre io,s handsomely .ust
:" !" pas'iS Addition, and known by the numbers S. IL
I-SiSe rs, 7s.-7s So 81 100 Psrsoua security and
"asi oa the property will he required Of the pur
'"'se's' JOHN SHELTON.
~. FRED. HARRIS, Ex'or
.'.s Of John L. Harris dec.
ne an"ve sale Is postponed till W ednesay the 25,b
DAY OF August next iar II NOT The ne 4, ir .ay bsreaf
t.r. Jurr 4 wv" " s.,a. Wy ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARO

w Ill D. given Tor apprrhending delivering 10 mi,
W wy n's'o man oMbf, abou, twenty four years ri
sci, has sonew na "i roman mole smrl
scars aocut the Lace not particularly
slow, has pleasing coVnIepnnce when spok,n IN l.
slnie and ingenious in his manner OF excusiBg himself
when any charge is made upon him. Cum,,y wen, oG
about the Isl OF April last, since which have no, La
OF him have no doubt he win attempt pass as iree
pose. lie was waterman a, the purchased hia, If
James Co. he Vi this county, aud man Of oa,
u Is probable thai he Is work on The river
most likely above Lynchburg, he may have gone mr.
the State He carried on clothes Of different sorts ~ "
49,, -. JOHN GILLIAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
NOTICE
Jolly 80.

~ interested in land claims west of
mr.. .viscd founded upon Military Warrants
"s "uVsco 10 forward evidence of their c a..
81 ,ds are now about to be returned 10 The Land
issue to persons not entitled ' 'e' "p ia'ehs may
VINO bad employed Cpfhbsyf s. 1ndy,on ms gent,
isc 'nn ne Is dead and much OF bis business Is
49, ne L. ,eer posi pad) addressed TO the subscriber
,,clv Dhs, hickman county, or to Frankfort Ken
requesting Information about those claims viii lie
answered without charge ~ ~ ''' WI" "
.e,,,; WI attend 10 The investigation and pro-
. ,anu claims IN Kentucky and Ohio will pay
y, K, a''end 10 every Kind Of agency relating srd
Frankfort, April 20. t,a'H.eas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

w 10 onnited 10 the Jail OF the county Of Henrico,
~ ne ISih Of April 1894, runawa negro NO.
' an'ng herself Lucinda Patterson. She states that
'eseA uy man named John Seymes, who removed 10
!" mississippi 20 town called ST. Frnncssiile 10
pace he carried her aud from whence she eloped
90. ~ "pHe man IN the year 1919, who carried her 10
~ or'edDs and from thence this plsce-her husband
,S,o'no'ted TO jail sorDe lime Treyious-ther stale
\, d, contradictory. From information rcceiyes
veg they are the property OF persUa ue,r
'" NORTH Carolina, aud that she Runaway ahout
"a iS<5--said woman u about twenty years
~; "u : very key-she IL Of dark complexion Gse
80 que ~ Two inches Hight and spare madepfairs her
', ~ "ont She has male child with her about fifteen
u'opns"ih The owner prove properly paw charge,
he heT away she will he oeait with according 20
NV JOHN J.. TATE, ID. S.
IT., l0r William r. ice, s.. H. O.
"N'-'' si-wi2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
10 lttE PURTIC

To q. ~
'E1fE suhscriberwll again open her SCHOOL Il, ,h.
town OF Manchesler on the first day Of October ne.
In tntnre she VIII have two sessions year each of
months Duration For teaching Reading, Writing Grnm
'lar Arithmetic aud geography OF these
OF learning The tuition lee Tor each pupil will be- Geen
Dollars sesssn For children in :. or smelling
the tuition lee will be for each dollars session Tie
subscriber feels grateful for the emept AS IN
'oress sue has hitherto received hopes by UNIV
attention and exeron In the discharge OF me ,u,i.. nj
ibat vocation to merit whatever portion patronage H.
with. Erly iL.rI. ~, !, ~, ~, ner
Jn!y 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

VIRGINIA: Al Superior Cour, OF chanccry. ho,,
- che Capitol In the Ciy ol Kichnlond, the
james 4 John Dunlop, Pia,r,,a.
Against
Patrick Gibson, in his own right and ns Exeeu,o,.
John Mutier, dec John Bella John Hive snSs'
ing partners oil john Mutter 4 Co. mud Muier, Bella
An. T. up.hur, john 9. su h, soa.heriand CoiquL,"s
and James Gihbon, Robert CT ahas, Ehe~ezsr Sto M
rs Penn, james Stephens, Houston S. White L. Co. M
enaru f"ilarc John Lvnch George Cabel, Mckee, Me-
oreenway, Settle Il Norxei, Ward n Digpx D.Si.,
brown hmmond, Hanrock VIM. Kyle CO.. III .ms
humphreys, Richard Perkins, William Supper, GeorS.
p!"an co.. Thomas II Bradley, Thomas Dent Mu,ter sn
man, r.. anu William Snickers, Defendants.
rms cause came on this day ne further heard ON IN.
papers on'erty read aud the report Of the
1917. and was argued by conns-l consideration here
o me Court seeing esd, support
81 the bl inp~aching the sale by Gibson os
Wooubery Farm, the Frederick, to the A.
enan Snichers doth appoint Samuel Taylor, Robert S,s
nnrd and benjamin W. L. igh, Eq receivers Of the mr.
ceeds OF sai'i sale far the remain
anu doth order that the def ndant Gibson do deliver al
the securities by him taken frum the defendant Snickers
secure payment OF tire proceeds the said sale In ~
sait receivers; who directed TO proceed as expe
ousy AS may be- TO collect the snid monies when c
ectsd 10 deposit the In the Bank OF Virginia. to ~
creuii I" inns cause subject TO the future cou
anu u 'eiuE suggested thar there other creditors NJ
me estate Ut the said Jon Muuer, deceased, whose claim.
are MOI stated IN the report al The made in
th's Cause. On the motion oi the plaintiff the Court doh
reconuit the said report the Commits sioner IN
Tue enn 'na he may report such other Claims OF INV
Other matters, specially stated de med pertinent by him
self or which may be required by parties 10 De A.
STATED. COPY. Tesie
WM. w HENING H. r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
July rs.
TO CLERKS OF C0uR,Ts

a h l with small family who has been employed for
we last pine or ten years deputy In CLERK offee
OF County Court asd Superior Co,,r, vi I Iii,
II the end Of the present year and is de-
s1Ous "i oDtaining situation or botl o1
ces Satisfactory recomme can be nrode.J
u"sy sieadiness und capabiliiy line Addressed 10
July rs. s''"' WI" ps a''ehneu TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
tFron the london New Monthly Magazias.I
SPURZHElM ps LAvATER.

SPURZHElM ps LAvATER
La alter was once quite "the go"
.,ah Noses aud Eyes were the plan,
Dy wbic, all the wise ones would know
III. talents aud thoughts of n man:
As for Noses, know not, vow,
what they really mean mr. iiuport.
But all who read Stcrne must allow
That long ones preferred TO "a short.
But oh IT'S the glance OF the Eve
lis the radiance i,s flashes i,npart,
Gives the ,igat that iove to read by,
When study the Head or the Heart
And who l. SO sigh,less or dell
tiut could eara much more by one look
OF what passes within heart or skull,
Than by stadying Spurzhein's whole book.
There are eyes of nil colours and hues
In the geptlest graduation quite down
From the b.. ightest of blacks and of blues,
To tue softest vi hazel md brown:
AMI still as they vary in hue,
Expression or lustre, you'll find
Zach vista nj light 10 look through,
And study each thought Of the mina.
The black eye all sparkling ami bright
=, Sh rvs saul tali ut genius and iiie;
he'ii'g softly in LIVES tesder light,
But flushing Respondent in ire.
The brown eye, hewi hing and mild,
=. Speaks heart that is gentle aud true
ntn the BLACK eye less fiery and wild,
More tender anu fend than the blue.
VT blues a sweet coiour, L own.
ne "r'sh, laughing hue of high Hray'n,
winch 10 iight and 10 gay hearts alone
Wy the y"ang God of Love has been given.
Thus wicked blue ewes to he sure.
VIVA, havock they ID make in the heart
Were they not much more given tn cure - ----r
Than To lengthen the pang Of Loves smart.
But Lavater's no longer "tbe go,n
Now Spurzbeim and Gall are the fashion
BY The shape OF the Skull you're 10 know
For the future each talent aud passion. -
Your grandfather iook'i for a wife
With a face that was fair am.i purse full,
But you, as you value your life,
Mustioos to the shape OF her skull.
He. fnrehsad. like Jove's mus, he large,
Expansive, fa!i prominent, 100,
A. IL, proud OF the brains IA its charge,
II exultingiy sweli'd inin view.
Nut siun u tu0 prominent eve,
tor tue organ OF language is there
An organ wnch all men decry,
When developed too much in the fair
There are some pleasant organs behind,
Seatedj.rs, NJ the top of the neck -
ha IL TOO lnrge, 'iwere hard, you will find,
To hep such lady ia cv6ck:- $500 --
For Love, who was once 50 sublime,
Has qiii;ed his seat in the soul,
Where he 'ise,i- in the good 81 olden time,n
For snug little spot in the poll.
But no longer m organs to DWELL
What need of organs now speak,
Which IL is 10 he hoped you'll know we'll
Before you are married a week,
Ody this you will still bear in mind,
Unless you're coufounde,Iiy dull,
No h-auty in shape you're to find, H-
Except in tie shape OF the Skull.
d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
TRUST SALE on T.ANn :

virtue OF Deed Of Trus, executed To- The late rob,
,,o,d ~ snu me undersigned y James Weaver and OF
the purposes 0f said deed on the 81 ov ~ S.. 49,,
nee sen Ter Cash 10 the highest bidder lbe pre-
hundred and thirty acres, more or les. and a
", a nnos % Beojamin Weaver and others.
sn"h convey my title as trustee only.
July 30. "''a''N' surviving 'r"s's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

1t is mentioned 10 the Brazil letters received
at London, that Lord Coeh, ane Intended To
proceed overland to Chill, for the purpose of
capturing the Spanish ship OF the line Asia
which sailed several months AGO from Cadiz
Or the Pacific. Nv Y. Her. Ats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

NOTICE is hereby given all the cells IN the Iun.
Hospital ia the CITY oi Williamsburg are occupied sua
nat no sre patients, male or female, will received into
the said hospital until said cell, are
Due notice of which will he given.
by order OF the Court OF Directors
,.. o, 1000 Leonard HENLEY, &C. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
July %, 1923.
WILL BE SOLE

hN the 9Th October next, at York Town, in yi.sui,
ABOUT fitty Town Lots on ere,it of months
fhese LOIS border On York River and many beau
tul sites for buildings.
BY order Of the Trustees fthe Town of York.
Augusi oS-u,.,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
NINETY SLAVES FOR SAT.E

NINETY SLAVES FOR SALE.
Y virtue OF deed of the by
~ Alexander Boyd for the purpose securing a debt
Blair Burweil, shall Wednesday the 18th ay
of August at Mecklenburg Courthouse offer for sale
the highest bidder Tor cash, about ninety valuable
embracing every description-emong them there Two
good wagOners, three b.acksiths shoemakers and
brckayer The sale will be continued all the slaves
shall be sold SO favorable an opportunity purchase
slaves is seldom presented attend
join w LEWIS, tr,,s,...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
NO'EICE-

anxious OF speedily closing my accounts Ex-
ecutor OF Mr.. Thomas Nelson decd earnestly reuues
v.os", =, III. s estate to pay their or IL not con
are likewise requessd immediately 10 bring forwnr 10,
nsr claims property else this
~ "e'e".'er DE plead in bar against such claims.
I,,,o.. e,, THOMAS OWEN, Executor.
July 2. 1894. ,esev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Aug. s. 1924
The parties interested will please that ha,.
appointed the 8h day OF October this Office The
time AND place for such creditors the estate OF Job
Matter dee have not yet presented aud proved their
claims forward and do SO.
Ii. BAKER, NC.
August
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

ICY yniue oi Deeds OF Trust executed 10 us Iy VIM
L. Thompson, OF The county of Louisa. viz one de ed
nearing ote on 10Th August, 1919, George Harris IN
secure sum of money due Nathaniel a9mpson Inn
ana Charirs Thompson jun and recorded the office of
the Couny Court VI Louisa Also deed executed 10 ms
jointly Ivy the same certain sums of money n.
expressed and bearing daie the 18th September eco
Thursday, The 18th Of mon the following nroner,v
contained In said deed, viz Ninety four Of Land w.
ing ~ ,he county of Louisa b being his proportion o
Land allotted TO him from the e>taie of John
dec. Co. Also, his interest ina negro named An.
ony 70 ne hands Of Charles Thompson jun. late Deputy
Horse and one Sorre doope Negro named Mica jah
now ~ ms possesson ard all the interest lac the said IN
L. Thompson has in the following Slaves now in The nos
session OF rh"mas Anderson, apponee the estate OF
oenyaniin Johnson, viz; Edmund Caty, Venus James
increase The above sale will place at Poiiiesvie on
me s,b OF august, 1924 positively, unless pre-
sext fs,r day. ~
GEORGE HARRIS.
,,- CHAS. y. KIMDR0UGH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17
To tie Edi:ors Of fhe .f,nerienn.

To tao Editors Of ihe d,aeriean.
cr,-, FREEDOM, June Is, 1924.
,vbNTLEMEN ALTER the act authorizing the Presi
dea to procure tie surveys pans aud
Tor roads and canals had been approved aud 10
my leaving Washington, felt u my duty TO address
letter to the PRESIDENT inviting his attention TO the Sus
q"ehannn Requesting that that river and its tribuar
streams might claim his earliest attention, with View n,
To day received the Secretary of Wars letter ia answer
10 NINE BE PLEASED TO give place your useful pa.
per- i"r The information OF my fellow Citizens.
respectfully, your obedient servant,
PETER LITTLE
Wdr Department, June 8, 1924
SIR Your letter Of the l7,h of Nav last, nd.
dressed 10 the PresteDt, has been referred TO tbs
Department.
u"dcr the genera, arrangeme ats adopted for car.
v'ng INTO execution the at OF the SOi OF Aprii last
Which authorizes the president to procure the n.
say surveys, plans, aud esiin .tes for roads and
nais, board ri Engineers for internal mpyoye men,
has been constituted, and which is now engaged in
exyn''pg the route between the navgable waters of
the r. tomac and the Ohio, and between the latter
and Lake Erie, which the board will proi,.l,y N.
employed about eight weeks, when u is tb,,
the commissioners of Pennsylvania will r,,et The
ooard NJ Pit'sbu'g, and cooperate in explorng The
route IRON tina, place 10 the Susquehanua with n
view to ascestaining the pracicabiIy Of canal com
mun'caiion between those places which, in con-
lnncton with the survey made last year by Captain
bache, Of the Typographical Engineers, down The
SuHquehsnna 10 Baltimore, will complete the whole
route contemplated by your letter 10 the pres;tjent
have The honor 10 he very respectfully, sir, your
mos, ohslieni servant, J.C. CALHOUN.
Hon. PETER LITTLE, Baltimore,
Il RADICAL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

IA CHANCEnY Al KUirs b-iu In The Uie,k 5 Oifce Of
the Court he United States for the Fifth Cireui,
and Virginia District, the al day Augui, 1924:
Archibald Anderson, Henry Garrett hiariba his wife
David Anderson Thomas heriwether and Polly his wife.
Francis anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, Lucy Anderson
w iiiam Anderson, Sarah Anderson Jasper Anderson,
Wsddy Thompson Ehzabrt til his wife, Nicholas An.
derson, David Anderson, Sarah Anderson Cicy Ander-
son, Nancy Anuerson Ann Minor, Matthew Anderson,
George Gimer and Elizabeth his wife, William ms
and Ann his wife. Edmund anderson, Jane Lewis Will
am Lewis, Lucy NJ, Ann r., David heriw ether l., Sarah
j. and Mary Anderson, children oil san,ue! anderson
heirs iegaees &C. Of William Anderson dee Piantis