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ing, Admiral Halsted has returned the follow.

ing reply:
"Lsis, Porto Royal, April 80, 1924.
Sir-Haviug received a copy of the resolu
tons adopted at the meeting OF the merchant.
ana underwriters held this mo ming on the sub
ject OF certain pretcnsions set forth by the CO.
iomblan Republic, to exclude Foreigners from
trading with Mosquito and other shores in that
vicinity,
81 beg you will be good enough to make
known in the usual manner for the information
o! those interested, that shall send by the Gre
cian cutter, which is to sail Tomorrow for Car
thagena, letter requesting that the proclama-
uon ON this subject be suspended, till the same
snail have been made known,
VI shall also acIuaint the Government Of said
Republic, until have instructions to the contra
y' that 1t is my duty to protect the British trade
m the seas wherever it may be carried on in "a
lawful manner, and therefore cannot make a.
NY exception to that which is carried on with
| Indians on the Mosquito and other shores in that
vicinity.
81 have the honor to be, Sc.
'iL. w H.1LSTED, v. Adm.
' 10 the Hon. the Mayor OF kngston.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
IMPORTANT FROM PERU

The brig Post Captain, capt. Shepard, has
arrived at New York in % days from CalIao
Our attentive n. Y. correspondents have trans
mitted slips containing the following inteli-
gence -
Extract of a letter from Capt. Gardner, ofthc
ship Sabine, of this port, to Captain Shepards of
the Post Captain.
PUSA, Goth Feb. 1924.
An Instruction of the Black Troops holding
the Castles of Callao against the Patriots, took
place or about the 9Th inst. We made
our escape from thence on the night of the 9Th
inst as also all vessels who dare take the risk
OF the fire of the batteries. Iu going out, we
kept in the range of the shipping; however sc
yerai ftheir shot struck near us. The night
previous to oar leaving, guard boats were es-
tablished to prevent vessels from sailing, and
they had commenced plundering, and mal-trea-
| ting the captains-those who were found
on board being taken on sh re AMI confined in
the Castle.
&C After getting out ofgun shot of the bate
RES, asked the captain of the British sioop of
war Fly fhc would protect my ship if anchor
ed under his guns--IIe said he dare not as
there were on shore many British subjects, and
the Negro General had threatened to massa-
ere all foreigners and lay Callao IN hes If he
attempted to interfere. 1 then calculated that
my safety was in fight. as two gun boats were
| fitting out, and would be in readiness the night
we left. The day we left, the Fly was lying
within g,;l shot of the batteries, and was fire.
! quently fired over when vessels were running
out. She got under way, but previously there
to the captain informed them of his Intention
They however paid no attention, but common
ccd firing upon his ship--one shot struck within
a few feet ofour Captain. Martin sent an Off
Ger on shore to demonstrate with them-thc re-
ply was that if he had fired single shot in re-
turn, they would have massacrel every English
man in Callao.n
AT Puma, ship Sabine, Garlner, for Guaquill
and Gibralter. Left at CalIao, slip China, Put
nam, Of Salem, loaded with flour, had landed
some slip Canton, .4Ilcn, of do. i'll ballast
Providence, Bowers, landed 800 barrels IIu-
ron, OF ~ Haven, Macy, partly loaded from
Guachago; brig Ontario, Erwin, of Phillad. car
go sold not quite ready for sea Frederick, o.
Stoungton, ballast; Eng. ship Crown, Crane
from Liverpool /; Eng. brig Cecilia, Of London
Brig Calder, calcutta, the Capt. and LADY
sick on board--robbei Of sundTy articles of clo-
thing &c.
And several others, names not recollectcd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
NEW OoNFECTxoNARY.

TEyHE subscriber respectfully informs the Gift
H zeus of Richmond and its vicinity, and the
public gencrrIly, that he has this day opened
a Confectionery Store, in the house diree doors
below the Bell Tavern, next to Mcssrs. Cotton
q CIarle's dry good store, where he intends
keeping all kinds of CONFECTIONERY to-
gether with many sorts Of FRUITS-alsoM MIN
ERAL WATERS.
The subscriber will use his best endeavors tc
give satisfaction, and respectfully solicits share
Of public patronage.
THOMAS BOUDAR.
! may IL. 4t32
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
WASHINGTON GAZETTE

~ Is seriously said and believed, that Mr.. Craw-
,ord has determined in consequence of hs had
" w 10 withdraw from te Presidential contest.
we feel great curiosity to know what course Az
GOWN will pursue iu sucl, an eycn III. H. i
houhced every other candidate--Adams CLAW and
.a9ksoh-who will MIR. Colvin support ncxt. we
iiust Ut VIII not he Mr.. Adams-,he Lord pro,.c,
nun nom such friends. We don't believe there is a
wa" III me "hoie country, of whom Mr.. Colvin has
ever spoken well but Mr. CrawInrd IA -,
Cooke of Tennessee A"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
RICHMOND NETTING.

This evening is appointed for the meeting of
the citizens, TO adopt reject the Report of the
Committee, appointed by the first meeting.
The exertions fthe opponents of Convention,
attend in all their force at the Capitol. We
Conjure the friends of the measure to follow the
example-and suffer themselves 10 be depress-
cd, or prevented from attending, by nothing but
indispensable engagements. 1t would be re-
Election on the character of Richmond, if the
original resolutions Of the citizens, adopted with
so much unanimity, were now to be reversed,
in consequence Of the ridiculous ataruns which
tie enemies Of equal rights, and responsible pub
lie officers, have rung. The opponents of
Convention, are already chuckling in the con.
Gdencc of an assured victory.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
KICIT6OND:
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE I. ,
MIR. CRAWFORD.

ine Fredericksburg Herald states, that Mr.. Craw-
lords health had sustainded new attack-apd thai
NC ao lost the use of one arm, by an apoplexy. We
Imagine that the latter part of the statement is in
.oifect-and that paralysis instead of apopexy, had
oePfived him Of the use of his arm. There is no
dooot' we understand, that his health, supposed to
oe' ana we may add, hoped TO be, on the mend, has
again seriously declined.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
MOSQUITO SHORE,
KtNGsroN. fJAM.l Ma,

KINGSTON, JAM. May I.
We understand that the Colombian authori-
ties have notified to our naval commander on
this station, that all British vessels trading on
the Musquito shore, and the territories adjacent,
wonld be considered by the Governor of Colon
bia as carrying on an Illicit commerce on her
coasts, s. would be seized and CONDEMNED accor.
dinghy. 10 consequence of this intelligence,
a meeting has been held ofthe merchants ira
ding to that coast. To an address Of this meet
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01

Va .Ameiin Con,,tn. .Mnu 80, 49, :

In amelia County, May Cont, 1924.
Thomas Muiriord and John e. Hill, Mesch,nts and
partners, trading under the firm of Mumford and
Hill, Pins
AGAINST ~ ChGhcc|Y-
John Roberts and Thomas Roberts, Drfs.
The defendant, Thomas Roberts, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the Act of the General Assembly, ard tire Rulcs
Of this Court, and it appearing tha satisfaction of
the Court that the said defendant, Thomas Roberts
is not an inhabitan; of this State; on the moi
on of the plaintiffs, by Alfred o. E14lestor, tie,
counsel it is ordcred that the said defendant Tn
mas Roberts, do appear here on thc fourth Thu %
Gay In August next and answer the complain VS.
bill sand that copy of this order b, f0rthwI, in
serted in some public newspaper printed in tn CITY
OF Richmond for two months succesJtvey and also
posted at the front door Of the C9urhouse of tai,
county on two successive court days.
/ Acopy-~Tesi,
J T. LEIGH, c. \. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01

The go tickets which dew prizes Of SO. arc all
such as have TN them any two of the drawn NJ,
ana the 800 tickets which drew priacs of s., "a
them. -.
a. MINTYRE, Manager.
Alexandria, May q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01

COTTON & CLARKE,
In AVE recently received considerable additions
Il IL their Stock of DRY GOODS; compii-
sing general assortment of staple articles mostly
THEY bare also OIL hand,
Tanners Oil, prime Pork,
Sole, wuxed and russell Leather,
Calf, kip, seal and morocco Skins,
Shoe Thread,
All the different kinds of writing Paper Of Anos'
manufacture,
Medium printing Paper, &C. &c.
CONSIGNMENT,
bales New Ipswich Shectngs,
half pipes Madeira Wine,
Old Spanish Scgars and
Valencia floor Mats, &c.
April %. 3v,26
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
TO THE FREE WHITE CITIZENS OF R1cnMowr

friend reminds you, that your presence and
votes requested, at the CAPITOL this evening,
,ricfI,er yol be freeLo!ierS, or NOT.
The great and interesting question to be agtated,
relates to the Fundamental law by which socielg IL
self is organized. All classes Of society," not incapa-
citated by defect Of age sex, and not slaves free
negroes mulatocs, therefore clearly entitled
to pronounce their wishes on his casion.-Att the
first meeting on the subject of Convention, this
right was not disputed; neither was the Resolutions
by virtue of which the votes of the freeo,fers were
scpayaiely taken, intended as any accomplishment of
tho right Of the non reetofers If any doubt be en-
tertaincd on the subject, it may easily be removed
bv referring to the 81 article of the BILL or
RIG nTs, which solemniy declares that the right o
reforming, altering aboishing the form Of gorern
nae,af is ndubitably' vested in The "0fAJoRITY OF
THE coMMUyITy."
/ A FREEHOLDER.
> See the Debate oF The 26'h Nay, in Tho Hous
I,f II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
JAMES l.. McKENNA, f.
CHARLES CHAPLIN,
JOHN "A. STEWART,

rom inc preceding certificate, it will be see,
what numbers were drawn from, tbc. u.h., r.. -.
.erinining the prizes i'll the Quantico Canal Lottery
.rd class, the order in whiclkcy were drawn;
ana the Manager has fine honor to announce IN Ia
public the following the result -
ne lekets wh'cn drew the 10 highest prizes are
those having on them tile following comb;n,,;o,,
numbers, viz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
so. 6. e. 90. 1G.

ana maj the said Nos. drawn in the ord,
was the first that was drawn: No q. u,as ,bn 90,
cond; No: 3, was the third; No. 20 was the fou. tn
and No is, was the fifth =
=" Illness oui hands, ut Alexandria this o1th ,lnv
oi May' one thousand cish, hundred and twenty-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-01
COHEN's
NOTICE

NOTICE.
Erscmire Department., 23M May 1924.
A9ROPoSALS will be received at this Depart
u ncnt until the lst day of July next, for the.
sale of five hundred and eighty copies of the Re
ports Of Cases decided in the Court of apDeols of
Frgimia. from Tie 10Th .Aprl, 1890, to as;h June.
1921, by +. W. Gilnier, Counsellor at Lou"
BY order,
VIM II. RICHARDSON, c. c.
tlstJ Sc
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-08-09
THE COKSETT

rs tf is nor sang in the african Theatre
Oh cruel be dc corset has blasted ebery
nope, me dere TO grope
and plunged me deep in misery, ard ieft
Dat blasted all my golden schemes, and
rent my future peace,
And taught me niger heart be false,
dough skin he shine like grease.
Oh cruel was de fadder who allow'd he
only child, Tin Folly's wild :
10 dress In Fashion gew gaws, and run
To wear de corsstt cruel dat ruined her
health al dis worlds great wealth.
Which never wouldn't part wild not for
Oh cruel was de mudder as bought the
cruel ting, IleI, jump, an sing i;
Wat Squeeze my lubly Phil!is SO she hoi
BuI now her body cold as stone, an pale
as CuHy's hat;
She would have been my wife, by gum,
lit hadn't been for dat.
Oh cruel was de little boy, as run to W.
store; did adore I;
To get de cruel ting wat kilpd de maid
Who show'd it all about de house-its
equal dere was none
DNb SH'N ~ W FbiHH UIIlooCCn WHO
an put it on
Oh cruel were de neighbors dat said she
iook'd so neat,
Dat TO see her on summers day or
smell her, was a treat
Who praised her lubly shape an mein
when she could hardly walk,
And made her wear de corset board, dat
all my hopes did balk
Den. parents all DE warning from dis ex
simple set you will sweat ,
keep cursetts from your children,or for /,
Know dis, ye fair, dat Nsture's charms
re9uire no dress nor show,
IFy all de arts Of Fashions FOOLS you
will no beauties grow
Dough wild powder paints, an patches
you may besmear your skinsS
Be- d make tick lips TO smahe,, nor
stra'en crooked shins. SAEBO
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smt8rcil

From the (London) New Monthly Magazine,
for june
Secrets ofhe Modern &haniSh Inqnisttioh.
Though much has been said and writ>
ten regarding the frigblful tribunal of
The Inqujsilion, Intle was correctly
known respecting its mysterious pro
ceedings until a very late period. All
TIA, related TO il was developed in impe
netrshle mystery. lis regulations and
proceedings were conducted so as to
correct the sufIcriogs ot its victims, end
tie rruei,ics Of is execulioDers. The
Eana.icjsm Of lie sgents, the oaibs and me
mace; Of lis jdiors, he eternal darkness OF
SIS dungeons, he thickness Of its wslls,aDt
'heleaJ d being again plunged into sui
feIiTg, OF pclisbing BY The daggers Of it,
ismiIiar1 for revealing what they had
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A BACHELORS sOLIL0t)UY,

-
Marriage, thou pleasing, dreadful
thought! fraughf
With what new scenes and change.
To what variety, untried,
OF being may man be tied,
Here will pause-if j, be bliss
To we'd and many vouch Tor this:
Then he who asks so blest lot
Must marry, but to whom or wha,
These arms were made to hug wife
Bat ! am pozed for death and life,
Al once nv antidote and baBe,
Are set before my eyes, It's plain,
One tells me shall quickly enc,
And TO oblivion descend
The Other, shall never die
But live in my posterity,
% whittier Will these donhtines tend.
And what must my coniectures end!
WHY, since all marriage is a venture,
In which like lotteries we enter,
What if settle il bv LOT,
1t shall wed, or I shall not %
he took penny, tba, had known
Ats masters fste--tu lie alone
How many weddings, oh how many.
Depend on turning Of a penny
lie toss'd il Up--the mode is common,
1t rose---it turn'd-it fell.-'twa. womsn.
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Ete Fnunt.
IS 1T NOT so?

IS 1T NOT so?
II is green and sunny place
That silent tomb,
Asd over it, with summer grace,
The wild flowers bloom
And shadiIy that willow tree
Floats on the air
but lit up the smooth sod, and see
Its dark things bare.
"A blackening corpse. rank, cold smell
Discsloured bones
And Shiny earthworms are what dwell
In the damp stones.
And look thus on the human face
Is il not fair!
Yet look within the heart and trace
Such foulr- as there.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-07

This is proven by the fact that the Banks Of II
iinois, OF Madison, and OF Columbus, have fulfilled
their engagements with fidelity, and still continue
20 fulfil them; and that the Bank oil Chiliicohe
faithfully fulfilled is engagements, as long as they
rxis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-07

m publishing the preceding Alircss it would seen,
proper, iii fairncss 10 accompany it with the ex-
planatory Letter of the Secretary of the Trcasu-
Ty, addressed by that officer to- the second Com
mittec Of Investigation, at the last scs sion of
Congress, in reply to call Oil him, We the,e-
fore subjon it. I-.Naf. Lat.
Zcttc,' from the Secretary Of The Trcasu,,, to
tie Coaatntee Of Investigation. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-06
From the Liverpool Mercury.
RcroH ofthe .Ei'itia at Para, ani dtd yal
CaLnSl.ophe.


W" are maro''d 10 se7de'h'o o. C
acquaintance. h'rr, I9f 'hr pr'"H,' 81
!, '''F fe'el'"o hy '''5" rom MS ''"''''t a'
;r.urrrt,io, a,no,psl fire soIairr, tbcrr. In
,,v,I ar n,n,a..r IN. p,rtl,an.sr--,ud Of
c.,,s.o,a,t ap,l,r,l,j# r,t,strauhr "
vbicb inward, nf two htr,drrd bel :
came IA = hnrrll,I, death. TSr h.ttrr IS
d,t,d 2ofb N.ye,,brr. AID pas received hv
,.c I1.,,y .,r,iyrd hrrn ON Wednesday,
Auntb.r aceanut u,;hlistoa by orr coirtn
u,,r,r, Yesterday. runcIa.lrs hy cvprcs inv
.o,nr a,,,it,.hrn.i,us for liz safety of on
cn,,,tr,., arm resident th,.rr. AS the lower
r., 100 n.y.. ,v,snrr,tpd AGAINST them.
o,,inq ia tn. cnpr,r,,lc conduct of Capt.
,;r,.,f.l ian Euali,hmanloTlh The brig OF Wiz
N,r,,lh - ,,hn 0..s unaialy sur,rssrd IN
nrrtio., dana The revolt. Hm upare han
Nv 70 ind hr thr letter We have received,
that II VAS confidrntl, Thought that 40
further loss at property OF lie would crsue.
The milili,. together With the enrolled ma
liyvs aoa f,H,i.ro inhabitanfs, wuuld form
q, rrsnrctag,.. cny;s of prcsprv ton Thc
,,r,,n,,itja#, ha also brep nut on board il
vessel ont If the reach Of the halc nt,lis
and thr r;og leaders were no mere. We
make III loilnsi . ahsifac 3 il IN the
l.. ter before us, a>ajl,ng our, Ives also of Il
,.,, l,,ts r,a,,, fi,,. utin,, statement. which
material, the same:
49,, T.. .,,,. - a.,
i''d ~ '',' y,
. ~ 1'''5 - " ''' ~
% ~ - :" ~ ~ = -. ~ =,
7'"' =. = .'''' "'' ''','''' .'''' 80
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he sufficient to awaken ,,.,b =. Lie 49,.
the minds .-fIhe h,rh,ri,n. h, '.''" -
aenle III The .nr,.. -, l. -. - :
~, ess il aerrt,d IL, ;, -
We may expecl th,f.far.. - -, =,
next I'D, ne Ne s,,oa1 it 49,, - -
rrparaiioa his hr,n I'D. h, IT.. -,
drsnot. far tbe i,r.,c,i.,', IF
us. II aantnr< Lo.y,,,.r a., "'''
extract a. a nriyatr lett,r -, ,,s o
tAat these re, f,oot,.r. ~. ~, ,.''sr, :,
on th..ir pif.5fi,-,I denr.1.,;.,.,.. I.t.In =
consi,l.r,ll,. ,,,,,t :"
GIsR4Irsn. Frb ,u re ,o,, ,,,.....
thar the Airrriprs b.v.. a., ., d.,
g,iust Ihr Se,ni,rd. ~. .qhr N,.l,.a
neil. fnnr :, ~ rr,,n a., ,.,,r,t, a..
fhp,. ba,a -, .I,, ,...,,t,,..., ~.
II, r... ~ ul;.i, 49,, g., :, -,
r..tsl,.,t,n = ~ mn '' ''"'o u
". s,,h;.5o to,, H.. D., I'D. y
f,..,,.,,. -. r.t -, W. " ~
'''-e'''s' SUM I"''"'F 1aii'hirs of Tie
occurrences mat preceded ind followed
me c"mhtneemcnt oi hostllIiics
p" ga Thursday evening the 10Th lust. J
the Ca'hekoa, brig of var, Lirut Burton,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-06
LoNDo9, February 10.

Lore and Hadaeys.-On "Wednesday at
ternoon, IN consequence of the complaint
of young gentleman, named Marlin, Il
warrant was issued against a young lady Of
y very respectable family, named Aociion,
and she was br"'t 10 this ohicc by Hookes,
on charge Of having attempted the llfr #
the complainant. FROM the detail of MIR
Martin who WAS an epgra,cr, it appeared
that h had made himself u proficient IN
the business under the dlrc,ilun Of the
Young Iady's father, and having compi'ted
The term of Iii, apprenticeship, I've entered
into partnership with bis master ; but, "n-
fortunately, that young lady inbibrd NO
loiest passion, cellei love-" for hin,
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TO ull,pIInI-il.

ihn members Of The Bauiisi Church II,
tns place, beg lcaye "a irfornfhe public
i}thi lhry are about tn ua,(c one more an
peal IL their larfaliiy on account Of "A
dehi du" for their Meeting House. This.
House was ereff.d unnrr such naiierjnr
prospects. that lhr.r tus,rrs were eneou
I'D tu contract IN the ground, building,
=. with fol, confidence that ii would bc
P1id for by public snhscrip lion-the trus
ises have, however, 10 ad,aucr laree suns
t'eonpIolc the aYmrl I. Bot uafolc e n
e'eois have MT onty disappointed ihrir *
fectalipns uf receiving ti,ir money back,
which they advanced bot has 80 enibar
raised some Of them that they are much
pressed Tor want III u.
The Church Eel deeply sensible of The
h dacs they have already received from
the 'lllzrns, aud hope that this subject viii
ai'l be regarded will indulgence
The uthcr societies twho butt Under ST.
mlIlr circumstances have the satisfaction
IL s.. their meeting houses out Of Il h. May
NJ moi hope thai by the same public liDc-
rallty ours viii al oh rfeaspds
The 70 bning certificate VII show tho
settlement of the lfnst accounts and the
balance due.
We the undersigned being called on by
n commute" Of The Baptist Chnch, toe x-
anime the acts, IN relation 10 the purchase
al LOT of ground, and the erection of
meeting house thereon, have performed
tai d. ", and found the SUM of eighteen
hundred kand twenty eigll dollars 10 be
due the trustees thereof
u g. NURRETL.
JOHN iIDLLINS
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The North American Review,

WAS begun in 1915, and has since been steadI
y Advancing in public estimation In Januar
y, 1920, the cditorshiP was assumed by PRO
lessor Everett OF the University at Cambridge
New England \ near series was then con
mcnced, with which it is convenient that sui
scriptlons should begin. Orders tor any pal
OF the work will however be thankfully rae
has been received in Iohdan. Tue Hon.
Leicester Ataah pc, who had been atte@P-
tia5 10. SIN timr 10 fprn rps OF artli
le liza, A. length slccecd Il To thc utmast
Xr.i 81 hts Nishc.. an NV boasts int
I 81 ore Ks have force more than snit-
ci'ut 10 reduce the fortress IA the hard
q the furss. VIZ Stauhapc MS receiving
surapces of support from all parts II
G;cecs with earnest rr9aests tn be Womb
ritarcede With E1gI,nd II procure prcnsl#
,ry aad oiae, means for Tire establt -hn' -
oiua'lou i 'hupl~ Throughout the country
Lu.d b,raa continues tae So. 81 the GterG
c.u-e, and l. every where popular. The
PGuatps u Nj soinugh i.aYe sIt cicu am
Il nlraher 81 en.2 Council. His Lordship
has undr'fakeH a. provide lez IN cXpcndl
( re ni the warn & = uti the produce
f the loan snail nave }ash received, and
f .ti, poraese h,- =, Ii ~ estate IN l. 5
! nd tie amou9t OF which l. pi crd in 'he
auds al Nr,sss. II nom x Go. 80 be
RENTED 10 Greece, according to his or
a -,
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Another youth, u lbs axe oe Il years
named Wm. {. Friskr. lyIi q victim. 1T
Philadelphia, u Friday last to the die
tel us effects ofinHalias Ether. Tins is
the third case cot tae KID which ms oe
cured IN HAT city WITHIN mo.h. liz
nigh time that the aaniai-trtiop Of ihls
poison. Gas, as lhey e'll It, by lmsranf
emr,ric should he made "a pcual u, ne
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-06
Ward EAection

THSHE Ward Election for nine Common
4 Councilmen in each Ward, Ia The town of
Lynchbnrg, will take place, pursuant 10 an act
oi assf mbiy, entitled Gan act dividing the
town of Lynchburg into wards, and for other
purposes, on the first TUESDAY Ia April next;
and will he held in Lynch Ward No. being
all that part of said tow below the Isl alley
extending from Lynch 10 twelfth street, at
the tenement occupied by John and David
Walker asa counting room, on second street.
And in Henry Ward, No 2, being all that part
of the snd town above said FIRST alley, ex-
tending from Lynch 10 twelfth streets, at the
tenement formerly occupied by l. 4 D. iiig.
rinbotham as n store, on second streeh
SAMUEL bRANst ORD, Serg't.
March g tide