davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16
JAMES MONROE.
EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS
SATURDAY, 8Prit 10.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

1
] Mr.. Randolph moved tina, the resolution submit.
ted by him some days since, to reduce the per diem
compensation of members of Congress to six dols.
should noc be taken into consideration
The question being put, the House relusedto
consider the resolution.
| MIR. Hdndolph then remarked that he thought
his subject OF SO much importance that he should
ieei u MS duty to press It upon the notice Of the
House SO long as he had the honor Of seat there.
MONDAY, April 12
IN SENATE.
Mr. Macon said, he thought i, was quite time ina,
Congress should be looking towards the lime Of ad-
IIournment--and, with view to bring The subject
before the Senate, he offered a Joint resolution,
|authoTzin G the President Of the Senate, and the
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives, 10 adjourn
the present session of Congress, on the fourth day
OF May next. The resolution was read, and laid
over for consideration.
A message was received from the President Of the
United States, in relation TO the claim Of the State
OF Virginia for interest on moneys advanced for mi.
htia services, during the late war The message
was ordered to lie on the table.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
MIR. eastman offered he following
ReS0fcPd That the Committee on Revolutionary
Pensions he instructed to inquire into the expedien.
cy ot placing on the pension roll all the surviving
officers and soldiers Of the revolutionary army, who
entered the service, or enlisted, fol three years. OF
during the war, prior The year 1891, and who SER
we'd out the time for which they engaged, or were
honoraby discharged
Alter some conversation, the motion was ordered
to lie upon the table.
On motion Of MIR. Martindale, it was
Resolved, That the Committee on Commerceb DC
Instructed 10 inquire into the expediency OF so mod
flying and amending the act for enrolling and licen-
sing ships or vessels 10 be employd in the coasting
trade and fisheries, and for regulating the same as
to exempt all vessels and boats employed in navga'
ting the canals in the state of New York from the
necessity Of being enrolled or licensed, and from the
payment Of tonnage duties.
bill from the Senate TO abolish imprisonment
Tor debt" was twice read and referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16

american linp.--The expedition 10 the Rocky
Mountains found on the borders Of the Arkansas
near the eastern side of the great DESERT hundreds
OF acres OF the same kind OF vine (piteS rlaJerD
which produces the wines of Europe These vines
were growing in wild state and were surrounded
with hlocks OF sand rising 10 within - or 10 Ineh,
es OF the end of the bTanches--They were loaded
with the most delicious grapes and the clusters were
so closely arranged as to conceal every part OF Inc
stem. These hillocks of sand are produced BY the
agency OF the vines arresng the sand as it is borne
along by the wind.
SPLENDID CHURCH : The Montreal papers
state that preparations are making to erect mag
nlhcent Roman Catholic Cathedral, surprising 10
splendor and magnitude any ecclesiastical edhce
on the continent OF North America 1t will Dc
strictly and purely gothic, after the best models ex
tant, will hold ten thousand worshippers. and COST
fur hundred thousand dollars Its length is to be
253 feet--breadh 1872, with two towers in front
each 200 feet in height * it is to have seven affairs,
the high altar at the east, behind which 10 to be
great window SO feet by 46.
A Whale male his appearance in New Heaven
harbor on Sunday the 4th inst and passed the fier
He was seen again on Monday, and some seg'i'en
vent IN pursuit ct him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
PUBLIC SALE

NJ valuable real and personal PRuPEKTY-Tbe Sinh.
~ serher (for necessary 10 be made knn,n
TO the Puhc) has determined sell without the rnsI re-
the 18th of Feb. next, credit OF l. , and yrat -
quail annual nsalmrnis, the PLANTATION on which he
now resdes containing iS8 acres, situated in lower
end OF Amelia county, running Tor al least Ia ;is
on Namozeen creek which makes 200 acres vana
e 10Y gouh9s hr plantation adjoins the land cf John
p boiling, and Jas Prens ESqs and can he n.ssred
without the fear OF contradiction, healthy resi-
dence rs any 10 the staaa the quality OF he land
person who may choose purchase u,ust iu, f bin,
sell the improvements are almost entirely new and oi
the hest kind, and iIumediais possession given 49, "
Al the time and place and In the Same n, oper ;t,
6e sold upoa credit Of ~ months rs aud 50 very
nheN ann valuable NEGROES. together with The Stock
Crop Plantation Utensils &c TIE stock nrs Of The moi
Improved breeds, and are likely and valuable For
all sums under io,eash will he required
II There win be postponement on account Of the
weather. ~ "'' W VIC
~ H. The bonds viii carry interest from the date iCbe
principa! he not punctuallv paid n AZ 81
Gataji (ApeliaO lao. 10. go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05

u,iplif I,e hrl,inc hi, e. tt -. 80. a.,
~. The bo,l;-s AZ h,s ,u,,. d ..,a;
ec.,niz.J that, or oil Ali. ,vsr, 80, ~ ~, ~
inner ann NJ ,b,s ,o,,,,v u,,.. go, - ~
ouru. heinz the oul, .,,;cie ,,f ,,,,':s; ~, -
s-s had lief, he s,, ~, ,,r ,Ss ,,., . ID "
river Tn. In,l;,,s C,IIo,y.J L,n, ,,'I,, Wv ~,
-,nI. /, number or ho,s.s f,n,, IL "a, "'''' 'N
ny of Mustsu, hu,,.,s ,,,,,.' -, r,,:., ''p"
tn. ,,,,,.n.. - ~ - ~ 70, '' !" VIM
of Red river Prcx,,,,s q, ,,.. u,, :, " "'y
covered from III. ,r.,,;cS h.,,, M g. ..' "'S
signs ,,a, The l.di,ns ,,ey. ,.,r I..,,, 49,
,l,sco,rr,j ,h. b,,j az :, nan, f.,,N ~, "'s"
pnl. in - p,au,. ,yh,.l, - .",1. sJ'""'s v"
hecn done hy tn.. s.,,. many ,T I,l,,ns ~
uuenc. of these signs ,ari, or 4 m.. ,,, .o"S.
t,. I,d;,,s =, III, -. 49,, =, - w. sen, !"
marty however, ,i,i mn, ,s,rn ,J !, " w. III,
,hev we,e also n,u,,l.,.,l. Tor ,,h,i. -, 'r"s-"
,uns were bourlv exoe,t;n, No. -. '"'.p""
was II, ade I'm The ca,u,, 49, ,.J,, al 49, "' "''"'"
MIR Prnn,ny,o, ~ .,u..,a,i H.. =; -. e.
when we shall proi ,bI,, oh, an, s,,. ,,.,,, Us
uI,rs OF Ibis t,a.,, Al ,fr,; ~ P"
Our ,el.,ions with ,h.. I,d;,s , H.
western frontier frnn The L.,J ,,,,apsr ',. MI
s,sspni 10 the Spanish ,,oy,nc. -. -, ~
rived ~, n serious cr;s;s'. anJ" ,i w, ~
measures ar. taken NV tis ,ov. ", r.."'I
aud pupish The pro,v;ny Lns,;is ,;'::, ~ H
merous tr,rs of Indians ,, 49,. =" ~. ."e ""
he unsafe for "A hunter ar ,,,, -, " WI, s'on
the limits of our seI,le,,s,,s 49,, =. s, oSo""
som, al our frontier inhabitants n,, h ,, '''','
from the inca, so,s Of tlsse ,.i.'
Frequently p.ne,ra,e IN ,b.r h,',;''.' 's VINO
,nto ,he n,,,I., az onr sa,,,a, """'s eAPeo"'ohS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
MEXICO.

From bundle of Mexican Gazetes we sclac, r.,
io-"y the last articles of treaty between The sise
Republics of Cooinhia aud Me xico--ye tro,e, NJ,
To have The preceding articles Of this interesting cv.
ment
Whilst the Holy Alliance are ioilinr fo establish,
ihe divInf righ q" Mugs, " tie adt ocaes Of
the rights OF man are not likely he urrnncerued
spectators Of their movements. The Rirxit,n an
Colombian treaty, like The Presidents Ajesa,gs an,
pears 10 have IN view timely preparation against
the interference oi Europe with tLr concerns "a
AmerIca. II would be diffrult 10 assign a,V good
resson why there should not be = Congress of X, =
publican Ambassadors rs wen rs ~ ROYAL Congress
or Why Is less proper 10 convene IL ri Dlren t,,n
~ Vienna % Verona, tho doubtless IL would offend
the deltcary Of European politicians
The Grecian States had their a,npbv cif,,;c ron,.
Gil, The wisdom AID Justice of whose d.c,.iops az
appealed TO by AIOnsrchs.
Henry HE It'll, of the few Kings ', hn o,s en-
ulied ~ be called line Father Of his people, wished
Congress- Of the European Statesmen los fe ,,rrpose
oi plotting treason against his SUBJECTS bn, C,r lie pur.
pose ~ fegniaiing the legitimate objects Of .,,opnl
intercourse. The term climate had fet, different
mrHuing from what is nov anneScd fo ~ II we re-
collect right, joel Barlow ~ his mnrh r,,ticispd
Colnmbrid, predicts tie growth nr numerous IRE
s'hfs ~ Auerica, Cummon Cuuncil or Coneryss
ana "e think fiNcs us place Of mre'ing IN D,r,en
IN. OrieHs Ga,
MT. u. Every gperson who exciting rebclliou.
stll bear arms against eiiher government establish
Thy The legitimate means expressed IN The trcce-
ing 'ri'ce and GyIng ifOm justice shall bc found in
r er'nory ui eIhcr Of tic acting parties small
he sent sud delivered TO the goternment which HISS
co3n'zSncc Of INC 0Rence anG 20 whose jurisdiction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05

United States laying duty on imported
goods, passed July 4, 1889, manufactures of
cotton, except India goods, wrre tax-d.E as
W. have ait-ady stat, 4, among oihtr 'nu,,-e-
enumerated articles, at the rate of > p,r cenl.
od valolem, subject toa discount or 10 per
cent. when tllr import was made in Auariican
vessels BY an act passed August 10, 1890
making further provision for the Placement
OF TN. debts of the United States" caubrics,
muslins, cIiiuizrs aud eolorrd calicoes, w.rr-
taxed after Jan. l, 1891, att l-o per cent. and
other cotton goods, amun, nn-numerat,d ar
ucles at per gent. July !, iT99, an addition
of IL PER csfR. WAS made Ia the duly of ,
per cent. July !, 1924, All additional duty of
per cent. WAS imposed on all manufactures
ut cotton or linen, or Of muslns, or cotton and
liaen, being printed, stained and culored MAX
ing with the previous duties , l-2 per cent
July l, 1901, an addition was made of duty
at ID per cent. ad valorem, uu all articles
paying al ,alorem duties. This raised the du-
~ on the articles above enumerated To ID per
cent The last addition was temporary, but
was continued by various acts Ia 1873 July
1, 1879, an additional duty was laid at 90 per
cent. on al! The pernianent duties thea exist
ing. This raised the duty IN cettons, includ-
ing the temporary duty, IN 81 I-2 per cent
A tier that was suffered To expire, the duty re-
manned at % per cent. until the present law
went into force, July l, 1916. The state of
the present law, in regard To This class Of ma
'nufactures aswell as 10 Others, is sufficiently
understood. Ii will be observed, that the ge-
neal rate OF duty IN large proportion of i'm
ported articles, is four OF five times the rate
imposed on the same articles soon after the
constitution went into effect, aud when the
revenue was most urgently needed 10 supply
the wants of government.
III ~ now prOuDset. nv tb. prpscnt hill ia
increase these rates still further. The question
10 he considered by those who are interested
in the success Of manufactures Isl whether the
public will permanently submit 10 this enor-
mons additional increase. We say decidedly,
mo-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
SHOCKING INDIAN Mt,RnKus

ARKaSsaw, a.. RI Dee. "a. ~. Sewer, Esq.
wh" re"rhediiom licmpstfad aud Miller onunfies,
mas Jnsl communicated TO the following truly me
lantholy Intelligence
Ins before he started, lie saw and ed viii,
Mr. I'"'c Pennington, (fecenlly residing On The Ar
Kansas who brlOogcd 10 parry Of hunters, consist
ing nl ~ persons, IN The employ Of Maj. McElmurry
"i Cadion, ~ this county, who hunting on Red
river. Mir. Pennington states that about tWo mr.
uTre weeks since, the parry WIS attacked 10y hand
ol Usage lndians, whom he supposed 10 he 200
strong The men made considerable resistance, but
Ihcy were soon overpOwed by the superior numbers
Of the enemy, and Nj. T.. thinks tlat none ssco,sd
exccp' himself! He happened fortunately 10 be- n
shni distance from fbeir camp, where lie men were
COLLECTED, when the attssk CONNIE need and suc
cer.ed ~ sernring hs retreat IN neghborrng canp-
brake, where bo remained until The Indians had re-
tired.
Aher waiing sune time, Mr.. r. veninrcd IN ,be
camp, Tor The purpose of procuring some pruyisioos
To enable lin ~ reach tie seuemens) and he there
behe'd the usBerd remains Of several of his rnr,,,
nions, murdered, scaipsd and stripped and C,n,,i
he camp competeIy rilagad. II was darn WHEN no
returned and snspectifg iiss some Of he Iu,itags
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05

Written by James P,r,er Esu of ponadson,ir. fur u
opening oi the American rhsat,e New Orleans III
hNered by mr. Caidwci ut the request OF the Ltera
COMMITTEE.
Prom life dull scenes where fate hath so much power
10 blight tue joys oi mans ALLOTTED hour,
Fly I" ,bis mimic Morld aud yield to Nil
me bright e"chanimtnts y bich the poets call
man conJnie np from mncy's world raise
The ven OF ;ime ir' OF former days,
Aud bids liic's actors Of sone early ape,
az ain appear upon an humh,rr stage.
-.Tis ours to seize thos. rant creations, warm
from Fancy Mint md give then, living iornt--
Alike To Poet and To tiaver dear
To 'h,sc oo''i Thoughts iron, worldly men away,
make iehi hearts soier, aud make sad hearts eUy.
what's The triumph we this night behold 2
1ne psa"'a's! Troe; and in ihai word is told
The rise oi country, and the ,Garch of mind
10 all that blesse> ami improves mankind.
Let pairi" hearts reflect what hns barn.
Ts In even new, ""e lHgthered tts Re, seen,
Inc Invader near ,t-hut he reached IL moi
a.. cry Standing Where palme,tus stood
lhe wings ot commerce waiting 40 each hand,
me W"ltu products oi each various land.
Ih.Se are tue triumphs polishr, life obtained,
sni .aInrs arm with honor hath maintained,
No No here alone, but DER each glorious scene,
Were ever freedom. holy step hath been.
a Land ike this will emaiu unsung
soue Bard viii rise with glowing mind and tongue
Aud pour proud thong hts in melody along
Mhiia hearts beat lime - hi, insu fine sung;
nhen VIII III" Drama triumph, and the world view
Whrie arms once h'urisic,i learning huu.! sh too.
ie classic minds who warp Talna'. name,
IN" w., = who glory /" you' GH.riok's fame;
AZ e"r ye hone upon orr native sta.e,
Sucn lars wiz rise To iighi ,h- ports page;
SSn.'i>n our Efforts. a"d oh grant applause
NOT =" o"r merits. hut tO aid the cause.
hi-oi5-r still, although The bard may find
Sourc-S cf Joy in The rthereai mind
Which can through frowns uT adverse fate anil rnre
Turn TO Itself ami find ali sunshine there
lhe actor lives ny applause aud aid
Ivy your decree his bnnours bloom or fade
utr future ruiz. or high iortune rests.
erienHs oi the Drama, in y9,u. generous breasts
oh 1t The souls OF beaven inspired men,
IAN turn 10 earth their lauks ot love again:
men Nc our prayers tn Slak. seare's shade a,ldyess
5hu ASK one smile this humble lane To bless
,,"'"''tu IN hsh'- MS ulpuarch mind,
t,urfneed The world sill .'er the Drama reign,
y God IA ioefr:. To him We bnw
40 him we dedicate it'll rIinX n vo,y
I'M 'hrine ourselves AMI trust we vel nnv prova
MOI ait unworthy OF y"ur bnunI.ous love.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
CIVIL RIGHTS AND RELIGIOUS PRI
VILEGES.

We are truly mortified to inform our read
crs that the House Of Delegates of MARYLAND
has rejected the act (Which had IrcviousIy
passed the SeDate)" TO extend to all the eli
Gems OF Maryland the same civil rights and re-
hgIous privileges that are enjoyed under the
constitution OF the United States" Forty.
tour delegates of the people have, at this en-.
Iightened day, voted against removing this
dious and oppressive feature from our stale
constitution! Their name, rs also the names
OF those who voted j" favor of the bill will
be found III a subsequent column. BuH. Inner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05

Ia W AND NEGNOES FOR SALE.
IL vr"e of deed of ex-euec i,y John Minor
heotoTd 10 Alexander MRae subscriber
tne <iih day OF september, 1920 amt OF rctAd in
Ch Office % heDrico County C~ur for purposes therein
mentioned, viii be sold TO the hges, Ider Tor
the lO'h Gay q" February 1924, fair II The mex
n"S,M tue residence of the said John NJ Rediurd, in
'ne county OF Henrco, two tracts Of LAND Hrisicn
COUNTY one OF them containing 923 acres, bounded nv
r Ah"S 0 John Thomas, rank X. Ellis, Tuckatue
creek &c the other continuing a-res aud bounced
'e amos oi Jacob Ellis iiarris E Anterior IUlier ard
In iradr, &c-hiso airart Of LAND 10 the county 81
barren an the stale Of Kentucky. remaining acres,
a" 1ocu nv ne lands OF Jesse CuFl, George Picket,
C"rian hnd - hason Also, i've iegto SLAVES,
named ou0iN, Jonathan Rose Mariah Lmev " itm lher
insfease The subscriber viii convey only such lille as
Ne,'rd ." HIM JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
M IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
JUDD'S HOTEL,-

.21 So,dh Third Street, Philadslphja
,ONtlNOES open for the reception ~ Travellers Its
nuinn u generally known To ADe the most central IN
ecy beng neat 20 The principal hanks public Offices
@ y Is ai,n convenient 20 the steam boats IN summers and
W winter The stage conches 90 New York and Baltimore.
run n and from The door fire prnnrietor thankful fo 49,,
general patronage he has hitherto hid, oris lis
anct, promising That attention sha be ithrld from
HE traveller, which SHALL his pleasure or convenience
January % 81 O,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
Dismoi .Sicny,D Land ComDnnN

i geRrrai nreIiug of the DISMAL Swamp Land Com
pany held in Suffolk November II 1929 iheloiow is
reSoluon- adopted aud od-r-d publ. viz
The general meeting Sluli Ice formed uf or
'her agents ar attorneys properly authorised NJ
Sockh-der o~ ming less Than fourth "A shall
eHit'led 10 sea- sHch meeting. person owning
ionIh of share shall be entitled vuie IA ncrson
owning 'wo-iourtbs shall be entitled votes and 80
proportion.
recorded in the OF SansrIond Norfolk
heore any such claimant shall power IL atrud che
general meeting TO vote, receive his dividend
Guardians, executors administrators trustees must
rohucetor record on the companys books the
their powers.
All proxies To attend general meeting under
anu atesied by az ens witness. Ii powers
receive dividends IL also be seal and acknow
lodged before ~ magistrate.
an receipts Tor divdeuTis the record
o'"cNh"Idrr> and the proxies attending general neenp
mus sgu The receipt payment OF the Dividend. Those
r-oriNing Afterwards sign presence
presine" at the time OF payments upon preence
SNAIL the president dispense with this forn,aiity.
JOHN fAnB Chairman.
January q. s2-ig,
~ The editors of the National Integencer will publish
the above threr times week month, send their b
To thls oihce Tor pavment Immediately after
MOTTO is hereby gwen that The cells in The LuIatic
thai no mse patients female will received,
Tie said hospital until Of Ike said cells are vacant
Due notice ct which win he given
by order of the Court of Directors.
July % 1928 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
UNlvERSITY or VIM & MARY


ME stn'an.oal sa,nina,ion in ,hs college viii com.
mence on Monday the 10th Of February, and will De
continued in The following order:
Monday, Feb ie the Junior AIa,h Class nv Mr. CANADIAN
Tuesday, - n, the Chemical do by Dr. Rodgers
Wednesday,, 49, the Junior Moral BY ~. s~sh
Thursday, ~, the Fresm Maii do. nv Mr. Cnn,pb.l
Friday, ~, The Natural Phil 10. b. pr. Rodgers.
Monday, 2s, III. Fr'shm. Moral do. Gy DR. Smith
Parents and Guardians 10 particular who have or
Of those the community who -. AN in,ssrs, IN
'e scientific attachments the rising is also
January % 8i-w,25E
s,r,ne OF iced OF ,rY.,, eAteued ny Thomas n.
March last aud recorded in King William county conn,
VIII e s.i i"r cash, the premises the ia,
satisfy The parpOses of said decd living in
King William. county, on the Panunkey river csn,aisine
afu ,s an .Iirib.e situation Tor . ~
opulo'> u-igbbOrhoo, With nsvigahie the dvor
fist, am. wild fowl may always bud. Such title n, il
SeS'eo W." dc eon'eyed-an1 hat Is without exception
Dec. 50 7,-w,ds JOIN chF FWIA'oS' Trustees. /.
I WILL sell accommodating Ie,ns my raci Of LAM,
oohish GapThis contains acres $50 Of ir,t
rate low-gsuns, and the high land generally excellent
quality. There several mills near n
and the navigation OF the Rockfs river abuu, to be o.
peneI To Nlar,ins mill, within three OF the land TIL,
improvements orchard OF exceiien, fruit a crabi
house new barn, aud houses sufficient cute
Aiso-Anotler tract in Abemarie, within miles of the
University containing 1000 acres eine line creek
oiiesville. rendered very valuable in n.a,o,,
me improvements are nearly the tract
anu they are both susceptible OF high
and wiz IN their present situation yield a.ge rrinrns to
The cniivator The Nelson viii e shown TO ihos
WHO wish Ia purchase by resides the Ian
and the Albeuarle trac, by MIR. the overSerr ami
the terms may he known application To the suUscril
resniing an the Green mountain in Aiben,arle.
pec o. bI-wiuwN WALTER COLES.
aDokSuANro decree of tie county courI of Chester
held, pronounced an the 18th day Of January sc4 in
the case of Edmund Lockeu plaintiff nvainsI Jn.i,I ~
POWELL aud others heirs and OF Alr1,n
Powell dee will lie sold To the CHEST bidder Tor really
hev, "u the iii day of February On in. uren>s ,b
rar, oi land wherron the said Alexander Pow eli. r..,,
ADJOINING the aH'is uf the Clarke dee ln
an iHNior John Beasev. Thomas ". Powell and Niiap,
"iniree Jun, containing forty eight acres.
80 HENRY WiNFREE. Com
Nf,.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
TRUST SAFE


10y virtue OF deed of rd eXecuted me nv NJ u. Poi
y tianx on r 18Th daY Of April 1919 duly recoraed IN
the Once o The court of hastings city of Richmond
on the i"lo" ing day shall sell Tar ready money az pu
!" auction on the premises, the DIST aV OF February
hexi'a' IL oclocS NJ hr clearinghouse ami lot and III
epp"r!enan'rs' SIN. ~ TorPin's Addition TO the civ
J. ~. DELCAMPo.
lid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
SMALL POX

DR.. J. K. Mitchell, one of the pIvs;c;,os or III.
Aims il'"sr ard Small Pox HOspital in PbiI.drl-
p'iA has published statement, founded on his OH
s'r'aiin" aud i'Iit of DR.. John Bell, which exb,s
very strongly ilir vati" of nation as n nrotec-
non against lie Fatal effects of Ibis disease although
I" shows ~ the same time IhaI u does not entirely
prevent The recnrrrnce Of the disease The sta,e
mem embraces i4S cases OF small puH or varioiod
which have lately orCurred ~ Philad.inbia Of thesa
~ ocGhred iniersons who had previously had the
vaccine disease, and no died Eight cases oc
CURED IA persons who had previously had the small
p"S, ard OF tins number four died. The other g5
cases occurred IN persons who had prev,ouslv lad
neither disease, and of these 90 died and Al recover
rd Two al he persons who had Tie small pox a
second i'm", took u naturally the first time Eight
vi those who TOOK the disease after the vaccine had
he"n v"sc'na'ed recently. Some of the mildes cases
"TTo - persons ho were vacciDmed more ,han 70
years ago. Dem. Press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-05
Lind IN .Spoitsuirani0 for Sale.

MILL be sold upon the premises, positively Tuesday
~ the iutl day of February the plantation in
Spo''syvana county called PROSPECT Hull, brloneing
10 tue estate OF Thomas Miller, dee. This contains
nine hundred sixty acres aud is Of good ouay-out
one bali cleared and the balance in wnods Terms One
mira OF he purchase he paid down. nd the TIA
lance in two equal payments Bonds and security
with deed of trust upon the premises required If
the purchaser
WILLIAM MILLER }Ex'ors Of Tho's
J. Is. FERGUSON, Miller dec.
I'd