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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
VIM. S. DANCE, elk.

UliANcEKi United States Court, hilh Circuit aud
n Virginia District, June 2ist, 1924:
The PRESIDENT, Directors aud Company of the Bank of
the United SAFES, piaintias
George Winston, Robert Douhat VIM. Mayo Sheriff of
nenr'eo James Winston, Charles J. MMunio, Pleasant
mund cr.nsbaw, the Pre.ide, Dirsc,ors ana Comiany
OF The b""H oi Virginia. and be"jamin James Harris,
Def. ndauts.
This cause came be heard the hill, answers *.
hiO' and examinations OF wIesses and argued by
council on consideration whereof Court dc ID a,,iupr
order and decree that The ,eea by de .ndsnt
ge Winston, 4" The twenty first day August 1890 10
aihiutd" and James NiBstur is r8uulent void as To
the plaintiffs and oIher judgment creditors OF the said
wnson aud he Court uo,h further adjudge ort-r ard
uesre ih", The deco OF tie said George NInston
dtendap. slrasant Wns,on al The oay OF October
ise being voluntary, is also fraudulent void anu
OF 'as COAT IS ..ebS directed Ia iaLc and
report TO ms court an eccoua Of the pros CT
ns ffoprfv conveyed 10y tcs mentioned ie.eiS
ed ny toe said P'easanI Wins aud av a.coun of
the permarer' improvements made that properly by
% ] @ WINSTON since be has had possession of
%no an account oi me ciaus al AN there heb
oil the said Pleasant Winston the said George Winston
anu any oher accounts tho, either any parIes
'u..e 20 We ,epoTru anu OF the c'nms of ali iudg
meni creditors OF the said George WnsI.n And III. COURT
othe rents and profits of all property conv., ed by the
hrst deed aforesaid with power receive collect all
y and every oi it, and ii TO make distress
and use all other legal remedies OF
ana TO apply such parts OF the ma, lac,
70 r "s ,s repairs o. The said property thai be
such {" mem a may possess OF the property COM
pretended by the FIRST deed aforesaid hereby ordered
ano orectd 10 surrender The said receiver
with all securities that any OF the rents of he
property now due AND The said receiver is order
ed aud directed TO report ibis each succeeding
tern, an account OF his proceedings eyreutos OF this
order and of his rece,vership.
oo ssla oEfIoE,} Thepar,ies Interested
tia have appointed the 2h day next To- com
nence the accounts directed foregoing order of
court on which day at o'clock A. the, are roued 10
attend at my Office in this city the nectssar, acconts
; ana vouchers ready for examination and settlement, ard
toe Judgement creditors with evidence ikeir claims
WV :. oo-"Sw ". BAKER, nj. G.
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OF his. And this desire, ns well for the good Of
rance as 10, the peace and union of all Europe
Ihis 's my wish ~ rs my prayer TO Heaven; aud 20
secure tins object shall he the sudy OF IN, hie."
In reply 10 the N.rshals OF France, who were re-
psesened by the Duke de Cornegi isnc, his Maj-siy
SAID" Gentemen,-l shall aoi io'eei ihe SERVICES
Rely upon ii, iha, on all occasions shah he happy
10 give you proofs Of my confidence ard my 90 ,rd
CHARLES THE TENTH OF FRANCE.
Frc,a Lirsrrooi pupsr.
The prcsrui Nag OF France, was when Young
man. the most prol.gaie dshsuchee aomt the Frent
Court: The ,evoluoDisis dad 40, scrmpie to accuse
him OF intriguing with his sister -in-lsw, the unior-
nate Maria Anioineiic aud urge his vicious course
oi he as one oil the causes Of the revolution DO
this AS u may, his conduci towards TIE Queen was,
considering the temper OF the times, in highest
degree in'prudcm, and fatal in it's Consequences 10
the interests Of the Royal Family. He WAS Of all her
parties, both public aud private, made for her mag
| nhcent entertainments; and on one occasion pro
| sented her with boux of Palace (La Ba.a,elle,
IN the ho's de Boogue) which, by refinement, ~
ga'lantry, he carsed TO he bu and fitted up in tho
short space oi one month, she having previously ex-
pressed herself terms OF aimraIi0n of its sciie
u was about this period, tina, he fought due, the
bo'sde boiognr, with the present Duke de Bonrb Va
u seems masquerade was given AZ Cour,, at which
the duchess de Bourbon present. In The course
Of the evening the Count Aiios, with some other
young men OF high rank entered the room, when the
former, p,esnming his birth, rjely The mask
from the face OF the Duchess. te, this occasion
behaved with great bravery. He met the Duke in
the field, and afterwards made becoming apology IL
the lady whom he had so grossly insul;eJ. Charlr:
has won"d np his life much in the way AS rake.
mud dehaucheas usually do. He has rushed from one
extreme TO another, and from holding all religion al
nough', and laughing ~ the priests, has become hi
got IN the one, aud slave the other. d is bui JUS
tee 10 STATE that Of real mercy has disiingns
| ed this carly period of Charles Xhs pow~r, 10 III,
pardon OF 50 unfortunate Frrucbmen condemned I,
death Tor hearing arms against their government
We believe it is customary ON the accession Of
French Mon,rch, thus 10 distinguish himself by NJ
act OF regal cemcmcy."
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WANTED

overseer for the next year single moi, NJ ~,
age who IS h0nest, industrious, sor ntd ttter,ts. ~
business Corn, Wheat aud rev fog.hr.,l. of - -
~ this Once. ''S' 1lFy
November =.
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North IOrOltUo f.,no

4 NDHEWs & JONES, Priaeipah-Tbe eYar,,,,,,o,
~ Of the pupils 10 this Institution viii commrncs o
Wednesday che Ist aud close on the 81 day OF Dee.bsr
when COD nsa"1 VIII be puhicly presented to those
Young hdies who have Completed their = ,di.s
The exercises Of the Academy will be resupsd n, III,
isi day OF February being bat one ygcaon d.
rug , u'e Se"'-'efnis a. heretofore.
Ibs place celebrated ren,arka biz bealthf and IL
IN ali respects peculiarly favorable 10 tie Lusness o1
alton. VIZ '"s"eSs VI eUn-
0zfore, Granville county. Nov. :. 54-wA
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OhANoEhY-ia PowhaIan County Court Angus,
l. the 2ist, 181f-
Joseph Haywood, Plaintiff
Against
tham Defendants
Ibis day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and ap-
pearig the the ihe
horauo Turpin not an inhaDtaht OF this State, the
motion OF the painH is decreed by the
court that the said Horatio Turpn do appear here
before the third ihussay in November
the piant,iis BILL aud give security Tor performing such
decree the make herein; lhat cupy of
ths order he forthwith inserted in spaper pub
hsnru IN the city III Richmehd continued Tor Two
nvnts successi.ely and tet another pusted al
the door ot the Courthouse iLs
sve court days previous TO the said third Thursday in No
vember next. " "
/. a copy ieste, VIM. S. DANCE, elk.
September "a. 4c-w,r,
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4Zsehssntarg county, Day Couyf. I52s- :
tnpEihEp thet Mites jordan, w lillian N. TAYLOR Jas
- Dneie! dhd William a. . 0Ees. or ats of them b,,
appointed Commissioners for that purpose do
u auusi The account current 81 David Street aIm;-
thereof 10 Court. N' ' P"'S
copy reste, =. s. MccRAw, DC.
- hamburg Covnty,th f7fh day Of Oe,ob,, 1924
Nouce - hereby given, hat the 6n ia, OF Jauu.,,
1875, We shelf meet Miles Jordans Store in InYenh
county, sgieehty :" the above Order Of EleekJenI,",
County Court by 10 clock IN tbe morning -, seWis ,:
account current ot David Street, Accommodation Of Ias
,ohfs ne,. abO sha continue meeting from dsy IL,
DAY un,il the accounts made tie rayes
and desired TO attend. " "''e"y nO"nea
MILES JORDAN, = =
VIM N TAYLOR,
JAMES BAGLEY z
o.,. 90 WIN A. STUKEs
D-.ooeI ~. 5f--wsws
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FRANCE The following extract OF Paris letter
dared September he 18Th putporis 10 give correct
ut
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An CuANcERY: United States Court iiIih Creu,I a,i1
n Virginia District, June 2ist, 1894: ~
The PRESIDENT, Directors aud Company of The Rant of
the United SAFES, piaintias
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03

Mclean, and that man who has net Witb
The deserved execratlon OF every honest
American, Ninisn Edwards--they see the
master work OF your director is there; ne
alone could recommend the latter; he alone
could induce you 10 appoint him. Ana,
sir; DO not your feelings upbraid you, IN
thus aiding the most violen, enemy OF your
best and most injured friend? A recur'
renee 10 the events OF the winter OF 1910,
I6, will probably revive some grateful re-
collections, and extort from you conies-
sion of thanks to that noble patriot and
statesman, who, high in The confidence OF
the American people, could withdraw bis
preten,ions, because he was opposed by
"palrlot OF the revolution. )"
These friends who are willing to excuse
The errors OF your administration, undel.
take TO say that abuse OF you is The rally.
ing word of the Crawford party. This, l
suppose, has alluslon TO those who support
that gentleman as your successor. As 10
unjust eensurs, none iii ever has, or shall
escape my lips. speak facts, and speak
them boldly, however unwelcome they
may be belong to no party, except the
republican: have no particular candidate
for tue presidency; but have always said,
add still do, "delur digniori;" and IRON
ny knowledge OF thr Ireuds OF Mr.. Craw>
ford, | venture TO asser, no one has better
or more influential.
For The present have done.
NESTOR.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03
THE SPANISH CLAIMS LOAN.

We understand that ne loan OF i've
millions of dollass, authorised by The
act Of Congress to provide for the pay
ment Of the awards Of the Comm,1slo"
ers under the Treaty with Spain. has
been taken by Mr. BiDDLE. on the part
of the Bank of the United States. This
informa lion must be very satisfactory
the numerous claimants, who will
now be enabled to receive immediate
payment Of the sums awarded to them,
by the Board Of Com missiopers, whose
.i.tings are just about being brought to
a final close Tie arrangement. too
seems to be very advantageous to the
government. By the treaty with spain,
these claims were to be paid either I'M
medisteIy in money. or in stock bear
ing an interest Of six per cent. year
With view of profi,ing by the present
reduced rate Of interest. II was deter-
mined TO adopt the former plan. and by
the creation Of a stock at a low rate OF
interest. previue the means OF pay'ns
the claimants In money instead Ut
six per cent, stock, saving OF course the
difference OF interest. The TaIe at IN
terest fixed in the act Of Congress, was
~ per cent. aD1 a this rate ~ loan ,'as
been taken by the Bank OF the U. s.
Independent, however, u, the lo"ness
of the nominal rate Of interest, the con-
nectiou Of the Bank with the Govern.
ment renders it still more beneficial 20
the latter. The Government rs part
ner in the Bank, TO tho amount Of Q
large proportion it's capital, and will
receive back in dividends proportional
share Of the interest Of the loan, and a.,
at the present moment, the Bank OF
the United States, like all other mo
neyed institutions, and moneyed men,
both here and in Europe, fnds j. diff
cul, to invest all it's funds in business
loans, and can take this loan without
reducing its discounts, the whole inter-
est OF the loan is so much clear prolific
the Bank and the Government.
We learn from friend. who is very
familiar with these SUBJECTS. that the
dividends receivable by the Govern
ment on its Bank shares, oct Of the 225,
600 dollars. the interest Of Al per cent.
on the five millions, will amount to
more than fifty thousand dollars year,
which will reduce the whole cum to be
advanced by the Government for these
five millions, to q little less than u.s..
600 dollars, which will be actually a
fraction below 81 per cent. SO hat in
fact the loan at par from the Bank is
as advantageous to the Government, as
if individuals had given for it a prem,.
um of E 4 10th. per ,ent.
lftre arrangement be satisfactory to
the claimants, and advantageous to the
Government, we presu."e, that, in the
present supera undanee of capital, il
must be useful to the Bank also, to
whose sagae!ty in these matters, We
may trus that the foam would not have
been taken, had il not been for the be-
neft Of the institution. In every poi NJ
Of view. therefore. the operation p
pears to have been judIcious and satis.
factory. NAT. lnteltigencsr.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 5.
w. ,h;, a,v sive place to a number ands

We this day give place to annmber anaer
the signstnre of Nestor,' addressed to the
presiden, of the United States. Though we
do not, and cannot, enter into, or agree w'tn'
he views Of the subject which the writer has
taken, more particularly as regards the cha
,,cter of MIR. CALHoUN, for whom we have al
WAYS entertained the highest respect, both for
his talents and services-yet, holding as we do'
4 strict silence upon the late proceedings Of the
President, and the Presidential election Pre-.
serving a strict neutrality, we willingly insert
it, though some part might be omitted as a't''
ge.her unnecessary. Our columns arc oPe"
for reply.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03
SNOW STORM IN MAY

letter from gentIema0 IN Newport,
Herkimer county. to his friend 10 New
York, dated 9Th INST. states as matter
of surprise, that on Friday morning pre-.
ceding, the snow was two inches deep IN
the village OF Newport, and continued on
The ground with little or no variation as
to depth, the greater part OF the day.
The snow continued falling through The
day, accompanied with strong wind from
the west Sulbe of the snow which
fell on Friday. was on the ground as late
as Sunday. This had been driven into
heaps by the wind on Friday he snow
proved destructive to many species Of
birds, such as yellow birds, goIdhnches,
&c. They lie dead 10 and around the
fields in considerable numbers
The same storm, It appears. extended
10 Jefferson county, where according to
the Watertown paper, the snow fell six
inches deep.
Nelson's Quebec Gazette OF the I4Ih.
says-The weather still continues re.
markaby chilly; on Saturday night ice of
more than The thickness Of a dollar was
formed The wheat, however, is pretty
generally above ground, snc has promis
ing appearance. The grass looks ex.
lremely well. The welness OF the season
has very much retarded agricultural la
bors, which are perhaps not more ad.
vanced than they usually are at this sea
son, although The spring has been an ear
~ one.
A British revenue Cruizer. the Success,
drawing IS feet OF water, short time
since sailed from the Western Cor Allan
tic, 10 the German Ocean by means Of
the CaledoDian Canal, though Scotland
The novel sight Of one Of His Msjes,y's
ships, under crowd OF canvass, decora-
led on both sides, from The topmasi head
TO the deck with all her variegaied color.
and flags enIivened by The martial plb.
rocbs and Hland airs which were played
by the niper did not fail. (says Scotch
paper, to bring in crowds, the astonisbed
natives, who viewed with wonder an arm.
ed ship. moving with majestic pride. some
hundred feet below them. through the DO.
SON of the mountains, from the Western 10
the German Ocean. On clearing the Ca
nal, the Success fired salute, in conse.
quence Of being the first OF His Majesty
ships which has come through this won.
derful passge.'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03
.w.snrrsros.. June gin our last. al,

wAsHrseroa, June a-ln our last, at,
Ter the paper was prepared for press,
line was inserted, announcing the arr'va'
in tbi. city, OF Mr Edwards, late Senator
from Illinois, and recently appointed MI
mister to Mexico, who has come here 10
obedience to SUNNI rs from commit
Tee OF The house of personalities, winch
received authority 10 sit during the recess
for the purpose OF examining Mr. 70
wards. Two of the five members OF the
committee which is TO act upon this SUBJ
ject, not expecting the witness so soon,
have gone from the city, on short absence:
one Of them is expected back to-day, and
the other on Thursday or Friday, about
which time it is supposed the committee
will re commence IFS sitings. hi!.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03
CHARLOTTESVILLE, May Is.
THE UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA.

THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
The period for opening this institu-
ton being ultimately fixed to the frs,
day OF February mex, some previous
information respecting it may be accep-
table to the public, and useful to indi-
vidnals who may have views Of svailIDg
themselves Of its benefits; and our press
being Cd the spot, as it were, it seems
incumben' on us particularly to give
,hat infor nation, which we shall DO
from the best sources accessible TO US.
and srch, we believe, as are to be relied
on. One hundred and nine dormito-
ries are IN readiness, sufficient each for
two s,udents, for their lodging and stu
dies. Six hotels are provided, which
will be rented to respectable house.
keepers who will furnish the ordinary
meals to such students as choose to en-.
gage with them respectively, not ex.
ceeding fifty in mess. With this ar.
ticle the University will have no con.
Germ, except to restrain excuses Of the
table. In addition to these accommo-
dations, provided at the University, the
town of Charlottesville, one mile distant,
can lodge and board between one and
two hundred Students. The Professors
will be in place in the course fthe AL.
tumn,apd in lime to prepare themselves
for the commencement Of their duties,
a, the opening Of tire institution. All
students who propose to enter for the
wear ensuing. will be expected to at.
tend on the first day Of February, that
the schools cad classes may commence
together.
Thee will be 8 schools IN the Uni.
versity. I. One Of Ancient Languages.
Ancient History Ancient Geography
and Bell-Letters. 9. One Of modern
Languages, modern History. and mo-
dern Geography 5. Others of ma,he.
mates. 4. or Natural Philosophy. S.
Of Natural History. 6. OF An.tomy
and Medicine. Z. Of moral Philosophy
s. OF Law, Government and Political
Economy.
Every student will be free 10 attend
whichever of the schools he considers
as adapted to his future pursuits. and
required to attend no others, To en-.
ter that Of Ancient Languages, he must
already be able to read with ease their
higher authors. For the schools of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy,
he must be proficient in numerical a.
rithmetic. For the others, nothing
preparatory will be required; except
that into no school can any one be ad.
mi,ted under 6 years "fsge.
1t is expected that the whole annual
expense Of student. will be about
$500, exclusive Of clothes and pocket
money, and that the latter article will
be kept within very moderate limits
A general notice OF all these particulars
will be au,horitaively published u.
tumn. before which no engagements
will be made for either Hotels or Dor
mitories. All applications are then to
be addressed to the Proctor Of the Uni
versity, Arthur s. Broekenbrough, who
alone will answer letters on those sub.
jects. We regret to add that the liber.
81 donation Of $4,000, made by the
late Legislature, for the purchase
of Library and Apparatus, rested on
contingency which fails, and that the
institution will DO opened under this
disadvantage. IGazsttE:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03
DESTRUCTION OF THE CROPS
BY THE CATERPILLAR.

NORFOLK, May 29.-A letter from q
friend in HeTtiord County, N. c. TO The
editors, gives lbe following account OF The
rsvages made by the Caterpillar in the
Wheat and Corn crops:
"OLr Wheat Crops have been much 10.
jured by the Csterpillars; report says,
that some have been cut off one half.
The Oldest persons 10 lac county never
saw them in such quantities before; and !
iorbear to mention the quantities | have
seen myself. lest you should question
my veracily. After going through my
wheat. and eating every thing which they
could eat, including many of the heads.
(aDd all are eaten more or less, in de-
spite OF the united sxeTtions OF all my
hands fur ten days. ditching and ploughine
them, they eat about forty acres OF my
sofa, which Was nearly knee higb!"
tBepcSfc
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03
INDIANA WINE.

In The las, season, the cul,ivators of The
vine have bad the most Gathering success.
At Vevay, Indiana, six persons alone ma.
nutsctured $500 gallons of good wine.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03

The Rev. Or, Lindsey, OF Princeton,
n. J. has accepted the appointment OF
President OF Cumberland College at Nash.
vile, in the state OF Tennessee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03
MASSA, igUSETTS.

The General Court of Massachusetts
assembled on Wednesday last al the State
House in Boston Mr. S'l>bee was re-
chosen President OF the Senate, and Mr.
Jarvis was re- chosen Speaker Of the House
of Representatives, without oppositioR'-
On counting the votes al the late Election
for Governor, i, appeared that the whole
number was 1901, OF which William
Eustis had $3.50, and Samuel Latbrop
ga clio Mr.. Eu> - IL therefore re elect.
ed Governor of The State by plurality OF
424e votes, being rs more OF plurality
than he had last year
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03
For the Gazette.
OBSthNtk.-No. 4.
s.I'o shew

The very age ana body ofthe time,
HIS form and pressure.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03

Captain Shipper, Of the ship BsIize,
from Buenos Ayres T. Monte Video, states
that the ImperiaIists under General La
Cour, were we'll organized and tranquil.
He heard the day before be sailed OF q
large American brig being ashore on the
English Bank, but no particulars. The
United States Minister to Buenos Ayres,
C. A. RODNEY, was IN very delicate
state OF health.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-03
TRANSATLANTIC SHEPHERDS,

CHARLESTON, May 25.-ln The schr-
Harvest, Their arrived here few days
since, from Baltimore, and proceeded
hence in the steamboat for hamburg, S.
C. Shepherd. from the mountains Of
Tburingia, in Germany, accompanied by
Shepher,tess, and Shepherds Dogs
They are gone to the plantation Of Col.
Bre,thaupt, in EdgeGeld district, who is
about establishing a considerable Sheep
Walk, for which the pine range is pecul.
arly well calculated We wish him success,
as tn. Introduction of this branch of indus
try will increase our domestic comforts
and facilities, and 10 consideration OF the
Tariff, has moi been commenced too early.
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