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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
FIRST SERIES OF BALLOTS.

So, On the Serenth ballot, William Robertson, Esq
having majority OF The votes present, WAS declared
duly removed from the Executive Connch.
SECOND SERIES OF BaIIOTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

~ Within few days, we have had many exaggerated
rumours about the state of Mr. Crawford's hrslthTLo
last authentic accounts left him decidedly eonyaiescept
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Y lAiIteAi * ". n. NenrN

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eptenlleI
Cloths, Cassimeres and
Nestings.
WE ARR NOW oPrNING

WE ARR NOW oPrNING
q SUPERB ASSORTMENT or
The best superIatlye blue aud black Cloths,
some of which are superior
A handsome assortment of middle to fine
aud snperiine do.
Also, general assortment of low priced
10 fine do. all c0lnrs
Blue, black and mixed super double miIled
ditto,
Common and 10" priced do.
Elegant Satin raised ig. Velvet Nestings,
London TolIenctts and Valencia tbcautiful'
super aud common white. Marseiles,
Fancy wo,r figured and printed do.
Rich and common Swansdun
Washington and Jackson SILK Nesting,
LAFAYETTE and fancy do.
Te which may be added great variety
Of other articles IN the same line. Gently
men DESTROYS of obtaining the best Of alti-
clcs al moderate prices, will please call, as
they can dnuhllrss be- suited
w MCKEE y J. q. MEM.
October l.. tsl0
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FALL GOODS.
Mckee, Robinson s. CO

LEAVE just received from New lor d
i L variety of GOODS, snited 10 the
preaching season. Among them are
Brown, blue aud black Cassinetts
Figured and plain black Bomba2cttes
Do. do. brown and blue do.
White, scarlet aud yellow Flannels
Fisnred and plain Canton Grapes, all colors
Super plain black Mandarin do.
DO. vine pattern aud embose d black and.co
lored Mandarin Robes
Rich Furniture Chintz CaIicoes
Elegant Gau2c Handkerchief, new style
Do figured Gros de Naples, do. do
Rich figured black Satin
Figured Book and Swiss Musins, large pat
terms
4 boxes Artificial Flowers,
Yin n general assortment of
White and Colored Domestlcs,
III Of ,chich ace offer At our usual top prices
for CASH.
Sept. 81, Is
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
For ~ N,,naWaN.

RUNAWAY I'm Friday moruing the 9th
. inst irom the baiennA on which he was
working, on Jarnes river, thirty miles above
iiohmund, young negro man, nenIrd bob,
about twenty yenis OF age, Of small stature
Neiln" comp Mon, straight black hair, some
what OF The appearance oi nm indians, speaks
slowly, almost droniur, hns nj first view al
him simple appearances, hui on e summation
viii he found 90 he shrewd aud Intelligent.
do moi know il he hns any 0esh marks about
him Tie was raised by Mr., Jellr,sun, lal
Monticello, III Altcmaile, who sold him 10
II Mr.. Wheat, who snld him Ia Mr.. hck uney
III Charlottesville, OF whom purchased him
the FIRST tuesday in lnst month. lie has rela-
lions nj Monticello, ~ Mr. jefferson plana.
lion near Iynchburg, 10 Richmond, ut Mir,
Thomas Mann Kundolph's plantation, nrn1
Tueknhoe creek, lew miles above Rich
mond, aud nj Wilton, below Richmond. I
think II most probable lie is making his way
either IL Albemarle, or the plantation near
lynchbnrg. lie ran away from MIR. Wheat
about year ago, aud endcavored To get To
Pcnnsylvania, hal wns unprecedented. will
give Fifty Dolsfs reward tor appr.hend,ng
and delivering him Ia me nj the Virginia Mills
IN the county OF Buckingham II taken oul q
the state, aud reasonable travelling expenses
paid, or Ten Dollars il taken within the state,
and secured IN jail, 80 that | get him again,
aud reasonable travelling expenses, II brought
home. ASBUm EKENSHAN.
Aug ~. Ntf3
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BEDFORD CLERk,s OFFICE,

OCTOBER RULES, 1924
David Crenshnw, plaintiff,
against
Milton T. Hopkins, John crcn shaw, Samuel
H. CrcnshHw, Thomas Preston and Lodowick
Mcdaniel, defendants
IN CIklNCEEI.
The defendant Milton I. Hopkins no, being
an inhr,iipnt OF this state, and catered his
appearance aud given security according 10
the acl of assembly aud the rics of,his court,
MS ordued, thai he appeal here on the fourth
Monday in January next, aud answer the
plaintiffs hill--lhat a copy ol this order he
Forthwith h inserted ia one ui the Lynchburg
new -papcrs Tor two mouths sncccsslveiy, aud
posted nj the front door OF The courthouse ON
two several court duNs.
A Cory leslie.
J. STEPTOE, c. Be.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-26
Journal Of Foreign .Ied,c,ne.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM prior. Ill. ID.


aslts Intermediates, the iournalaow offered
to the patronage otthe public, viii be con uc
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Grated, IS to plcsentat stated intervals a sort OF
Synopsis otthe Foreign Magazines, Journals,
and Reviews. appropiiatedto Medicine and its
aindled Sciences
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slgn, who Is consersant with the periodical
woi KS OF Europe. As is incident To such pub
LEGATIONS, the matter which they contain is alto
gethero mixed nature, and oil merits themost
unequal They are a vast field, Where golden
wheat too off EN- choke by useless PENN
cio1s tares, AID where it imports us like the
prudent hu5bandman, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time SO numerous, SO costly
and SO difficult TO he procured, that really they
can only be consulted by a large majority of the
enltivators OF scIenceinthe United States, thro
medium somewhat similar To the one now
proposed. itisthcreiore meant TO give an eX-
tract SO coplous OF their contents, as not only To
eNhbitthe progress oithe Physical Sciences a
road, butt to do away, III great degree, the
necessity oilceulliue II the works themselves
The contents ofthe Joui nal viii be arranged
under The division of
1. Selected Papers.
.. Selected Reviews.
3. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
r. List OF New Publications.
The wo'k IS publi7he in numbers in Janua-
ry, April, July, and October, forming yearly a
large volume.
This Journals continuation OF the Flee
-ric Repertoly, and was commencedn January,
1921.
Published uoyterly-Price Four DoiiarSo yea
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Additional Supplies of Fall
GOODS.

NE arc NOV opening VERY general
assortment OF goods, ut very reduced
prices, viz
Plain aud tx d Bnmhazetics, nh shades
tal"line stripes nnd Creessian Paids
ana o. Marine Bumba1cencs, IA su nstan
Iial article
Carlton SILK Robes, new aud handsome
article
Splendid fg d black aud col SILKS aud Sat
tins
Rich Gg'd black aud white sattins
Elegant white satin Robes
Grapes and Grape Robes OF every dcscrips
ton
Black aud white Grape Leise, fashionable
article Tor trimming
Artificial Flowers, wholesale aud otherwise
An assortment Of real London printed Ca
llo"es, with great variety OF other
goods, at prices well calculated 10 al.
tract attention.
MCKEE, ROBINSON L ca.
October ts17
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MUSIC, AS q Sciencs.

vgNHE subscriber intends positively 10 20
4 move from this place as soou rs his So.
cond session expires. Persons y IS ing ia nro
fl hy his mode OF 'm''lo!' slh ,nld therefore
make immediate applle"p"'. lie has large
collection 81 Mcoh md MUSICAL IN
sTRuMEN1s on Eau (which he viii dispose
OF on liberal terms, A discount will he made
TO those who purchase ny the quantity
JOHN 4. SCONCIA
Novcn4 Ger 8. tsl3
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERl WALSH, in
4 ..,,a,a,nreofthis enterprise, may he under
4 In, few considerations which the al
''.,a.s vii, venture to snbjon TO their annun
fit The periodical works OF Great
..,,I France contain mass oil literary
/ ..4snt,fe intelIigence, ~hith does notreach
II American pubic ior want OF a suitable
- hut which would be read among US
Eab equal pleasure and prott. Such oi the
,t;,h Reviews and Magazines as are reprint
1 IN the United States--not excepting the lie
ahn,oh and Quartcily Reyiews-embrrc.
LII natter which isof little intei estand Limo
<,,,taoe TO the American reader, aud not IN
[aa,ently fitted to vitiate his literary TASTE his
Inals. OF his political principles. Ii IS desna.
4, upder these circumstances, that selection
poL bemade. such as would lurniah the a
liable and ntettaining potion oil ther con
lots 10 the exclusion oithe other portion con
{t;ng Of details and speculations either unn-
estins IN themselves, or niisch'evous IN their
Indency. oraltogethcr of local concern aud
oEcalon On this plan, idle expense and
kto;s consumption of tune, would he olivia
nr PAGES destitute of merit might be sub
Ted many OF value which now remain un
on, and mac Cessible. OF several b itish
,,ls of the scientific and erudite cast, and
s,s;cdeed Of more ge 'eral and atthe same
ss,y solid character, little OF no use is
Rim the editors and compiler oith Perlo-
works printed in The United States.
Elns ob;r,t of the one now advertised, is ths
animation. in pcrmanentiorm, oi the ma
Il. Tim, neglected, and + the literary AID
pntil,r a,ticIes worthy of being reprinted in
country, but which, when SO, are accom-
Med by othe possessing no claim to atlen-
N. Ami ,cellany-the ; elect RevIe"S-'krn
Ethe design, but net equalin comprehensive
\, 10 the present, hou,ished for some years
[h;s c,ty,aad would, it may be presumed,
',rcontinued to be supported by aw .de-sprcad
b,,,iption, hut foran alteration oil the plan,
/ l,se,i,s OF adyentitious reyeFse7 The revi
ait with a larger scope, w 'ud seem i'keiv
/ no attended with still more signal success
MN, o,is,aal existence, owingto the Sre"t
odplcation Of readers of periodical works,
a The wide diffusion the habit OF aeekingi in
EN-. bo.h Information and amusement.
The NJ isenn commence lin Jolly, 1922. 1t
ms two volumes ye1r.
blR.ed monthiy-Prlce Sir Dollars year,
payable in adcance
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.NAAitionaA SuVVlies :.

yslllE subscribers have lately received,
L additional supplies of almost every
description of goods in the dry goods 'lnr'
And among them many desirable articles,
adapted 10 the present season, WINCH they
would be pleased to offer friends and Gus
toners, at prices which they hope VIII
uIease. ". Nickel 81 j. G. MEEM.
November o. ts26
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- The EDIroRs OF THE NIRGINIAN,
(agcnts for Lynchbarg aud its vicinity So
Iicit subscriptions to the ohove works.
The North American Review, and Amerl-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, aud have decided
c'sim to public support, as forming impor-
tint parts of our national literature.
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YEN NoAlavs NeWasA.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
Ia III Phtsylvnnia county, hirginiH, on Mon.
day the ID inst. negro boy uamed JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, IL Years old, feet 10
or ! / inches high, quite u smart spoken boy,
had on when he left home, pair OF blue
checked pentalo0ns, a coarse cotton shirt had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mafk rccollcc.
tcd--lle was sren on "Wednesday night the
III inst. al Mr.. Sainncys, near l,vnchbnrg,
aud | do expect Ire i lurking about town
Whoever may eppreheud the said boy aud
deliver him TO ne, or lodge him in Jail so thai
| get him again, shaIlleoeiNe the above re-
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
August o. VISA
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, by subscription,
INV AMERICAN
biographical DictionarY
or
A REMEMliRANCER
OF TUE
Departed Heroes, Sages aud Statesmen Of n.
merita.

OF rHE
Departed Heroes, Sages and Statesmen of n
meritG.
To be confined exclusively To those who sic
nalized themselves, in either capacity, IN m,
Revolutionary War, which obtained the inde-
pendenee oitheir county.
Second Edst,ou. Uitdaappsndir-conia
usilE Declaration by the Representatives ui
1 the United Colonies OF North America.
acting forth the Causes and necessity Of taking
up arms, July o, lG15-The Petition by the
Representatives of the United Colonies 10 the
King OF Great Britain, July 8, 1775-A proela
ton oil Congress Tor day OF fasting, humia-
ton and prayer, March 10, l775-l'he Decla
ration oi independence, July 4, l7iG-lnd The
manifesto by the CongI ess oil the Unite States
of America, Octobcr3O, 1879.
Also, the Constitution oil the United States
aud the Fal ewell Address oil General WASH
rNGroN, TO the People Of the United Sta,es, an
nouncing his intention oil retiring from public
service, Septcnhe, 1876.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. E0DGERS
" We are reduced to the alternative uf chnu.
sing an unconditional submission 10 the tytan-
nv oil intated ministers, OF resistance by ioi &C
The latter 10 our choice. W have counted tn,
cost OF tins contest, and find nothing SO dead
nj as voluntary slavery. Honor, justice, and
humanity, Iorrid us tamely TO sun endel that
,eedom which we received from our gallant
anccs tols, an which our innocent poster lty
hayea IISht to receive from us. We cannon
endure the iniamy and guilt oil resIGning sue.
ceedt ggenerationsto that wretchedness which
ineyltahl, aUai them. il we baseiy enta, here
ditay bondage upon them.
j" The arms we have been compelled by oui
enemies TO assume, we will, in defiance cyei>
hazard, with unahatlng lirmness and perserel
ance, employ tor the preservation OF our Iibel-
with one mind resolved To die hoe-
men tather thanto live slaves. - Declaration
Of Congress, setting Jorh the necessity oltabmg
up arMS-Jaiy Il, l1ao
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Cay0ets and Cloths.

ps superfine and fine Carpets, Just reed.
On hand parcel of Cloths suitable for ser
wants clothes, IS. cd. pr. I'd. which dealers
are invited to examine at
MCKEE & MEEM'S.
November 8. is 20
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The North American Review,

Was begun in 1915, aud has since been steadis
~ advancing in public estimation In Janna-
Y, 1870, the editorship was assumed by FRO
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New England A nto series was then com
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American Journal of Science an,
Arts,

Conducted BY BENJAMIN SULLIVAN, Pro
,ttssor Of Chemistry, &c. iaie College.
Th'5 Journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months. form volume.
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CoNoureA Cloths and Cas-
SiNlpYeS.

WE have jus, received neat assert
w ment of fashionahle eolored CLOTHS
An CASSIMERES, which we ciler at cN-
tremriy low prices.
MCKEE, ROBINSON s. co.
November g. lssS
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Invitation 40 VaiiOrs.

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4 recommended, either with or without
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Brook Neal, Campbell county, Virginia, ON
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ID the subscriber by Jacob krantz aud Tho.
krauiz, which decd Is ol record in Tie clerk :,
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q. Iinslcy, Pleasant SluIpAy and offers, con
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ALSO.
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REPOR +
Ofthe Select Committee 10 gvbom zvas re-
ferred the .dddreSS Of .NInfan Ed

..o,Jo
me select commtlee, 10 "hc. was re,e,-
red the memorial Oh ael''iess oi Si''i''' hu-
wards,
kspoRr; ihat, imheo'a'ey o" ',Nir aP-
poh'lich'' rs 'he fioose ''as "'re'oy pIe" '',-
IofAheo' 'hey co'hi'''n'ca'eu oopy " .n' an,
Dress 10 the secretary Oh '1e 'reas",N' s al,
they also ordered me a''e''oance vi W. ~
"arus' 10 oe eAa'p'he.' oe'oie INC 90 W.
ness Touching t"e various I''a'se III Wy nv
nofiai' FOE ani'uusi' III ''a. ",'>f 80, -, ~
fers 10 papers alu ooou,neh's' ''NS'''''o -
the committee W'thoo. his pieSe"ce' Us '''e
main supports OF ms charges YET ohe co'h'n''-
tee were OF OPINION 'hat 'iese charges were
not snch as shou' DC ei''e, isn'.y 'i'aue' ..
suPefhciaiy examined; a.'o '''a' ~ o'sht nv,
to content itseh win any ihves' s"''on' snort
OF one IN which the accnser shou'd nave an OPP
Portun'y OF Deihe personally present. '''e pe'-
ter to sustain tne charges, IL they were cal'ao'e
oi beng sustained, OF 10 Dear the proper re-
sponsbihty, II taihhg 10 sustain tneh ne
should appear 10 nave Drought .ieol ior"afp'
III a form tiius pos'se ana iihposinS' rom Peg
sonai and improper ihoaFes' OF upon irNoIous
preeeA,s. qua inc coh'.''''ee - sun VI "p'-.
mon, tha' TINS iiVesuga,ion ouS''. ''"t :" oe
hhatly cioseu' "''"oot 'le pe'so'ai eA.''hha-
Hon OF Mr. hu"ar"Si anu ~ prooecnths 10
MAKE any rePor' On VIC sooJeo'' a. '"e pr
SEM ','e' anu oe'oio SUI az eN'"'''''.io'' %
nas'' o'e az o"y 'io''' ~ !,
slty imposed upon ~ pv the approaching c'ose
OF the SESSION. ana ny sense Vi uu,y "n,ch
'o'a'Ta Una, IL ous"' ~. po'' l''e' ~ ''.
'ah' cay All oo'i''i''e''o" ~ ''le ''vo'e Va
su'Jeo' ~ M nI .e.''s " Wv So, .".'
anu ~ "e'i.y M no"o' ''''N'
y OF one OF us 'l,HneS' oiisoef''
o'uer inc iii'i"e"oo VI 'neSo e'' .''s
eoiii'ii'''ee n'aNe .'i' fePoi' % t'e le'u't ~
us eAai''na,'oi u VIC papers re'eri ~ " III
u'e a''iress, a.' sue" o'''e, p'oo's 40 .'e I'M
n',ee eonlu oo'n.,,a''i LII: ~ " 81.
sala, etneteiore' mus, De re.e'su WIZ ',e
qaanncauo'' u,a'' a..,ousn ',le oonilil''ee 20
ho. Ni'pw .na' N,' i'.,'' u 'e.on.' oo"'.'
.o'nniunoa'1 any '"o' Icy 70 pe ','pJ''.'''
H'ey 40 no, h""w' on VIC o''er "''''N' '''''' nc
m'snl no. 90 SO anu ne mas naa no opportunity
"oe eAa,iii'eu' VI ~ give my reP'y W '"c ""-'
s"ef OF Tue secretary, "hicn tne' committee
las recehe"' ari', "n,ci' mas already oeeh pfih'-
ca, ny or"er ol ''ie iio"se'
ne ADDRESS contains TWO genera charges
against ,he secretary; one OF 'nishansg'ng
me poohc tuhds' uhaer M'llch various ilegai
transactions are alleged III reference 70 lhe
depos'te OF me pubic moneys IN certain BANKS
and the mode IN whlch such moneys were al
lowed, afterwards TO be repaid the otner,
lnpuuns TO me secretary tne suppression OF
papers ana documents OF falling TO com'nuh'-
cate ,hem' wheh tney ought 10 nave peen
communicated IN answered. the resolutions OF
the Houses OF congress
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-10-02

nest conversation in whispers, sat couple more,
planning how they should contrive to purchase the
farm at the lowest possible rate.
l had scarcely turned away from these last
''fiends of the family before we were called to
dinner. Every successive dish, as it was swept
away, was plentifully seasoned with anecdote and
mirth; and, before the last course was removed,
the scenes of the morning appeared utterly obter-
ated.
"It was the way of the world, knew, but then
it seemed unnatural How it was, cannot tell,
but sensation, the thrill of which still through
my blood when l think of it, came across me-and
yet recollected that pass the bright prospects
the world passes the uncertain fash of friend
Ship so pass the hopes of life SO pass youth and
manhood; the gallant, the gay, the lovely, and the
rich; so passes man to his destny-Shall l not su-
peradd, SIC transit gloria muudi?