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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22
TRUST SALE

SY virtue Of deed Of trust by Brown
ID to James lnnes William MITCHELL and the subscriber
bearing date on the SO May, in the year eighteen
tred and twenty two, and duly recorded Office OF
the County Court OF Henrico, TO payment
certain of money therein mentioned, will sold on
Tuesday the 2st day of September, in The year, 1924 f
fair IL not the next fair day. public auction The
highest bidder, Lot on street in the Richmond,
being part of lot purchased by said Brown from Moses
Davis, aud bounded as iolows Beginning thu South
herd thence down street to the alley thence up the alley
20 the line of the LOT formerly Lesses, owned by
begnnmgupon which lot there are several good houses
Terms OF saie--Uns fourth OF the purchase money in
CASH. the balance in equal moeiies in six and twelve
months, with interest thereon from the day o SALE
red by negotiable notes with approved esdorers, and
deed Of trust upon the property.
The title is believed to he good but the Trustee will
convey Only such title as l. vested in him.
JOHN q. WILLIAMS, acting trustee.
August TO- 2s-his
l BY OF the parties The sale is postpop
ed 10 the 29ih daY of October
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UNIVERSITY OF WILLIAM 3 M,

WiS ipsu'uton will he opened ms .us,,I ~ ,noi'
monday IN October being the 25,b H. r ~, ~" Tue ls
,o'si ano iotcai Philosophy by pr Sm,i,h e non'b
~ s.nenist ~ astronomy, &c by Mr. Can,nhsu.
Law ana foiice by Judge Semple;
Onen's'ry Natural Philosophy by DR. Rod
In announcing TO the public that lec,ur..s
s"gec,s WIZ lie delivered in the Corg. nf "e aoo
during Tue ensuing course, the unprecedented Mar
marks necessary. so"e further II,
IN tne htst place, much has been said bo,b in ,,,
IN private about transferring the CoIiege ~ ~ papc and
hon. out whether new location be uitin, - % siu
VI no., Us euieiy inmaerial those who s.aw uofhd
oI,rosecute their studies in VIM Il Mary ~ "'sn nov
wno may intend To remain but one tenn tns mea
VI eAanre, Inc removal removal M IL ~, Law
ean ue OF no consequence. Nor will new - So'ege
esaoisnhent, even should be elected 'oI e
may ues,re more extended course of Vs., WI"
ne ooiiege may be located there vii, " mere
the same studies The same the
sq"syou Oh knowledge, nay the pe,, ,,,,S Its ot
present. foung meD, therefore n ho M, '."e a' 81
p ,,, e. er suucaons in the Coies. of Nm NJ con-.
TWe,reu, Wy any apr ehenson Of cbo1se 1870, nee
IN tne next place, the Statutes of the C,o,leo. h
~ oy he visitors that no student can 49, oeea
queu 70 INFORM upon hiuself nor under anv cir ie
'es W eve evidence against feiiow-stutirut
WINE then on the one hand the rumonr",,
sh.h m MIN regard to the removal of The e,o,isU
@ "s or h-iounded, be of no n,nor's -
ever 70 students, so on the other aothinn % MAJ
III authorities greater pleasure Ian s 80 us
~ uy lhe oVernowing classes OF the ensurs
he changes which have been effected ar se"' 'hi
"ouu " me great and permanent good Of I 70 IT,
Sept. 10. ASUoSIINE SMITH.
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LEWIS WEBB s. CO.

T..
$50 BAGS, II barrels and II tierces coeeO hbts and
20 barrels brown sugarLoaf sugar-3O hhds prime re-
failing moasses, IL hhds. and 100 whiskeyO
bbls Carutber's reciifed do-2O bbs apple brandy-2
pipes aud Is barrels Americas gins hbd 81 barrels
New England runs hhds. Antigua pipe superior
French brandy--London particular Madeira-Sicily Ma.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colmenar--Sweet Mala
ga-Selppernong wines-Ltquor colouring-I500 sacks
Liverpool saii5o tons bar iron, American, English and
swedes-2 tons plough plates castings Consisting
o ovens, skiiiei pois salt boilers &c.-2 German
Steel tons blstered do-orawIy do-2OOO sides soa
ieather2oo sides upper dol Morocco goat skins
400 Spanish hdesi5 bids. Tanners o0O tierces Tho
naston lime10eC bbs North Carolina cut herrings-iOo
do do slIad5O boxes Whitensres and other COTTON and
wool cards-5o guns, fowling pieces Spanish
innigo-Copperas, alum, madder-Logwood, birthstone
salt petre-iee, pepper pmenoMace, nu,megs. cloves
Race ginger, raisins almonds-Shav wing soar
smut Spanish segars-Moud candles, ea-Urates Queens
ware-Chna, glass ware, say tunibers t.caHers salts
wine glasses, &C. &cVi dow glass, various sizes-De
mJohns-Sione ware-Powder and sho,--Baie rope, bed
cords and leading iines-Writing printing, letter and
wrapping Paper-Shop and seine Irvine 80 casks of
cheese.
80 ALSO,
1oo pieces cotton baggne, ~ inches wde7 pieces Hes
SANS cases American broad cloths sattinets-150
piece, domestic paids stripes chambrays, sheetng shirt
'hg, enechs &--Cotton yarns-Bules spinning cotton.
Octoner L. 43--itw6t
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NOTICE.

'yIHAT in virtue of deed OF trust executed by
Thomas H. Waihall Tor the purpose of securing the
paymento OF certain OF therein mentioned
due to the admir- OF Joseph Friend late OF Chesterfield,
SHALL on Monday the 9th day of November next, at Ha
a1 Courthouse proceed TO sell 10 the highest bidder for
Cash. so much oi the Land comprised in the said deed
will be necessary the discharge of The balance due
on The said deed together with the costs and charges
tending the SALE This is good estate situated about
miles East Of Halifax Courthouse the title believed 10
be unexceptionabe However acting Trustee, shall
only convey such title syestd ia by the deed afore-
said. SAMUEL, WILLIAMS. Yyuste..
" The sale Of the above land having been unavoda-
bly, posiponed the public assured that the sale
will positively take place without reserve the place
and on the terms above specified Monday the st day
OF November next S.WILLIA9iS, Trustee.
October 8. 1924.
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Journals We dc no, Know our eersrrs.- we know
"ohin2 al what tnsuc tary haze received, anti
we cannot even gn-ss their icuoi 10y the tctrench
menis already u,dc We hhl,s.,, ,her eiore, 10
leave those places wni, We could fill
wnho"i >io ssing the law, aud thea The Journals
which censuie "a Ia. ,nc vaca",,,i,ccs wouiu have
shouted Tor joy Al We w",e corile n,ned t,r having
done II. In 1915, when the Censorship was est.bi
h,hed, Censor was appointed Tor each Joursal !;
explana' ions could lie catered into with him, and
Without giving up his secret he allowed the ,nienions
ci the government to bc di,ined lie WAS no, only
an oversrer, he was "a guide. a. prsseni, WHEREVER
'be censo'shp exists in Germany, 1t Is exercised in
this manner. When The governments .nppos Sc them
ssNes obliged 10 have Recourse To se guar autee, nj
leas, they 6o make ruin FOR Authors and Edi-
tors.
The following is the polite note addressed by the
Police TO the edio's severally:
"PARis, Aug. 16, 1924.
SIR: An o,dinance OF the King, dared yesterday,
ond inserted to-day ia the M5ni'eur, signifypg that
me laws Of tho 3lsl March, 1920, and of the Gotta
July, 1871 relative TO the journals, should be again
pat IN force and another ordinance of his Majesty,
regulating the mode Of execution, having also APP
peaIe'i invite you send this evening TO ,he Hotel
of The Director Of Police, No. no. Rue de Greuele,
Sl.Gero,sin, two proofs Of the journal OF which you
ate The responsible publisher, to be there examined
and approved if proper (s'iy iieu.) Accept, sir,
the insurance vi my perfect consideration,
The Counsellor oil State, Prefec, of Police,
DELAvAU.''
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Tn CHANCERY: Atf,uies holden In tho CO.,
1924: - -'' u'H at Octo..
Nicholas !. Poindexter, administrators de ho,
the will annexed OF James Drbnsy, dec non viii
against '"inid,
Thomas Shelton Sen. surviving husband ,e 90.
wife, WIN was Ceceiia Dabney David Watsn cecilia bis
William Dabney, dec. Samuel Todd surviving a,umr Of
Charity his wife, who was Charity Dabney rio
and Ann Anderson his WIFE, Robert George AM, Hardin
wife, Mark r. Nicholas and Betsey his vile Josr E'h Ls
nanery his wife, Kitty Hardin, Polly Hardin and
din Amanda Hardin James Hardin, Charity HaS,, Har-
poiy, Thomas Amanda, James, Charity and Chss, NIFTY
children OF the said Thomas Hardin Ann A. hi,
ward Italian and Mary his wife, Reuben Edwards Ed
John Edwards dec who admir- with the will snnr OF
James Dabne dec Christopher Johnson Of
ate k'iknbeth Dabney, James ID. Johnson Day
Thomas Johnson, and Nancy Johnson, DsTenS'sson
The defendants Samuel Todd, Thonns Hardin Saa
Anderson Hardin his wife, Robert George ana N am
his wife, mark p. Nsholas and Detsey his wiz '.,dih
King and Nancy his wife, Kitty Hardin PolIv ~ John
Amanda Hardin, James Hardin, Charity Hnrl;n' 'uin
Cnaries Hardin, Christopher Johnson, Ez abeh and
James d. johnson, David Johson, Thomas Johnsnsow
Namely johnson not having entered their and
given security according law, and 1t appearing bS and
monweath On the motion Of Plaintiff by his cs con-
IL Is ordered that the said defendants do appear
me second Monday In January answer The o On
he pa,nt, and that copy of this order be fortbw;
serted IN some one OF the public newspapers printed ID
city oil Richmond for eight weeks sucessvely nd ,h, Tie
oher copy be posted at the courthouse OF this an
on some court day. ' eoany
eopy-Teste, JOHN HUNTER, @. L.
oN.ee. ". 48-w8w
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l ChANCERY-At a court held for pr,n.. -
county, September the Goth, 1924 = .Etsss
Trent f. Harrison, Dabney o.. Marv n Ks,,
cai guardian Charles Knight CO., ~ neir spe
Against ~'ihPiainan,
Edmund Lockett, Sheriff and admir- of w;u
son and William II. Harrison liam Harri.
CHARLES KNIGHT is appointed guardian rnr e,nsdans
panan's, ior ,he special purpose OF protectinr con-
interest IN this suit and the defendant VIM n their
not having entered his appearance and given arron
o1runs 10 an ACT OF the General Assembly and the ae
., s eo"r' ana u appearing To the satisfaction rules
court that he is no, an inhaban this state On The
' no" OF me camplanant by COUNSEL is ordere% me
a., G 1een9nt, w ID. H. Harrison do appear b.' mat
ue hrst uay ot December next and ansxe e %
pnnam, D anu that copy Of this order be for son
,hc ;, ~ 1e Que OF the public newspapers
."e e'9 vi richmond Tor two months
copy. Tesle, a. i Won S M, ,u's county.
October I6 W 'ih wi, ID. C.
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CONCORD ACADEMy

-. e''n"iy "iii he continued the ensuing vear,bs
49,, w. ~ commencing nv the 18Th of January a1d mir.
;n, ."e TON pecenber. vacation of one rnnnb lin
,f commencing on the 18th OF Juue Tb corre
neiic the Engi.h comprise rending, penmansp arih-
mems W. 20 oi Maps the Use of the Globes. he E
snb.r, T"einsry History, Bellies Jettres Plain and
ysx,n i,'eohomery the Theory and Praetee of Su-
As,rn5,u a'in, 1reeh and French languages Algebra
Tbs nnu Natural Moral and Political philasopby
,e by Lt Us retired and uncommonly healthy ASS,
,en,; s me subscriber is enabled 10 nav dae AZ
,bo 70 MS senior pupils and at the same time ,o svor
such fa,, e acInri"g the elements of Science with
The y,h., "sfaiions of subjects, as are adaped 4,
yu.nini capacity lie knows by erprrieoce The co.
nrnve, oy parents for the Moral and intellectual i'm
Of sei" o, Their chire" and has had he satisfaction
The many on ms scholars distinguish themseiye 10
c; osiieges, and Others who con,uleted their odd
ne,;, ms auspices become eminent in their r,r
,his The system of instruction pursued
inas mas received the appreciation OF exceJleE
ap. IT'S utility in forming The morals and in o.
me ii'erary enincnce of youth has been demon
H. ny Tue experience of twenty four years some Of
suosn's VIII complete their hcademicai studes Ibis
hnu 'ea'e vacancies for others. Parents and e,af
w ne VINO may "sh 20 commit their children and ysr5
;s,, ie, are egutsfed To make timely application BIZ
" "e" !" 'he bowling Green, and addressed TO
THOS. u. COLEMAN rres'dt
Caroline cou,,. ~. OF Concord Academy.
'N'oDtT u
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FOR SALE.

IHAr valuable tract ofand in the county James City,
\ known by the name of Aliens Ordinary, containing
oi acres, with improvements upon it. value sirua.
Zen or public house Is known TO many, but iis value
farm probably Is not The hest can
be given OF to exhibit the growing crop. There Is
quantity OIL mari OF fine quality thi land, which may
ne easiy removed-Of the advantage resulting from the
use oil marl not saying much assert that the
lands IN that part OF the country improve
fanny, and more expeditiousy than those in lbeiupper
Country do by the Of Plaster. II previously dspos.
ed OF VIII be offered at public auction the premises
on Tue Isl DAY OF Now next FIR terms, apply the
scribe, or Wm browne, oil williamsburg The title
eved to be good, yet the Trustee will convey such
only as he has received.
u,,u.. BEVERLY D. BROWNE Trustee.
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NOTICE

pY virtue of mn order OF the county court of
I'D Charlotte, o,ade the 9th day Of September,
1921, will he sold. at public auction for cash, on
Monday the LIST day OF November next, being court
day, At Charlotte Courthouse, negro man who was
committed to The jail Of The said county 10 The month
OF July ast az runaway, and who calls hims ef JohB
the Bapisl.-He is about FIVE feet or 10 inches
high, OF yellow COMPLEXION aud supposed 10 he about
6hy years of age.-Esd on when committed n pair
OF buck skin hreeches Ibis other clothes Of Virginia
cin'h.-Soys he belongs 10 John Wickbam, ESP Of
Richmond. His right hand has the appearance Of
having been mangled or bruised, which has produced
a stiffness in OF his hngers.
Wal. SMITH, Jaor
Sen: 10. S9-fds OF Charlotte County.
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Valuable Properiu For Sale.

VIE Danue MUS, with thirty Of prime fat land,
L lying between Dan River and the Canal. The Manu-
featuring Mill is large and commodious, newly built well
constructed for making as good Flour any Mill in vr
gina The Grst Mill has pair Stones IA pair of Co.
oun's used for making Corn Meal and pair of French
Burr used Tor whent which enables her obtain very
general custom The Saw Mi great adj
vantage The Dstiery has three large Stills Boiler
and all other articles necessary make convenient
dsti from so TO 40 gallons whskey per day. Also,
No. 49, in the town of Denvie, situate the Mills
with good aud convenient Dwelling House. occupied
situated the lot. We deem il unnecessary 10 give
Further description of this valuable estate those
ING ,o purchase will first view The property which will be
in market until Friday the 26h November f sold
beore) and that day will be sold premises
highest bidder the following terms fourth of
the purchase money will he required in co days.
lance viii be made payable in three equal annuc payments
secured by bonds with good security
property. JAMES NJ WILLIAMS.
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VoiunbIe Soio V,0q ~ .3Icf,on

RY virtue Of deed Of executed 10 US by Frede-
II rick Clarke the FIRST day Of NAV isIa and record
ed IN the Clerks Office OF Chesterfield on The ID sy of
June following, we shalt on MONDAY The Isi dry OF
November next bzs) on the premises, purpose
carrying into effect the object % the said deed TO
sale the highest bidder for Cash. those valuable saw
Mills situated on James hger, about mile above the
City OF Richmond, including acre II jrouud at t,e
least for Lumber and Timber Yard on the Main Canal
and hall much thereof rs may bc
rs, adjoining the said Mills for Lumber and Timber
Yard together with the privilege NJ all times of using the
Canals for the conveying % timber an
light Of way and from the said dls. This properly Is
really valuable, aud will be sold positively without re-
serve-he title is can nov ever onJy
convey the right vested in trustees.
WM. v. CLARKE,
SAMUEL SWAMI.
September 90 42-tds
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FOR SALE.


A VALUABLE Farm, in NddIesex county, called Ira
veilers Rest, aud known formerly 10y the name Of The
lsisnu. IL IS beautifully situated the Rappabannock,
ABOUT zen miles above its mouth, and is nearly
rounded ~ Two navgabie creeks hafa mile fence
encoses H. IL contains 355 OF excellent land; 1
wbich 10 are cleared and remarkably fertile The
mn'nuer IS well tnhered with OAK hickory chesnut aud
zoe nest OF pne suitable for mnss &c. This Farm H.
most conveniently situated for sending wood 10 market
Tvs improvements are COOL and it has Ship Yard upon
among us lesser advantages Abundance OF fish,
oysters wild FOWL and game. Any person wishing par
chase may appiy Cor further Informs nn me,
ford, near Westmoreland Courthouse, Va.
VIM. D. ROBINSON
October i. g.
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KOPE " AK.

tE Subscribers having purchased all the stock of Cor
Il das and Hemp, belonging to The late Garter L. Page
have now hand for sale Cordage of all
They have taken the establishment With it's 6xtue and
VIII De enabled TO furnish his former customers and all
those Who reside in the upper part OF tue city, Messrs
Robert and Temple Gwat,niey will receive any orders
left with themto which will be giyea
GEO. WA. MERRIAM, Rockets
II Ship ChaDdlery aud Groceries OF all kinds kept as
usual & -
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGIN

THE following resolution was adopted by the Board OF
Il. Visitors on the 4th October
resolved that the Proctor be authorized and required
AFTER Tue 18th day November lease the Hotels Of
pe University 10 such persons offering, worthy pro-
per eharacer as he shall approves that the shall
De tor aager term than year, aud that proctor
cause 10 be inserted in them such shall deem
necessary To the the buildings
anu eppurtenances OF the enements, pub
hed without della that all persons have notice who
may desire To apply"
Any communication addressed by letter. postage
PadD on the subject OF the above resolution shall
tended A. s. BROCKENDROUGH p IT, Va
October II. 47-t15N
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A MANACLEn PRESS

Some OF the Paris journals wear curious appear
ance, Rnn'ber of their columns being blank, the
matter prepared for them having bern struck out BIS
the censorsto WHOM each numberIof every newspa.
per must be submitted for approval or expurga,cn
before u Gao DC issued. The present state Of the
may be UNDERWOOD from fe following dismal sr.
'icle Of the Constitutional:
Pans, Aug. 2l.-fhere is very liills generosiry
~ some Journals, 10 which the blank spots of Other
Journals are held up TO ridcule. n we have not en-
ed our sheet, il was because we wsnIs,l nsus,
though we bsve sent articles enough 10 I'll several
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22

COMMITTED to the Jail of Pendletou County on the
2sih day OF April last, Runaway negro who
calls n'hsei TOM, and says he belongs John Hum
phreys, oil Spotsyvania couny,Va Said Negrs is
10 inches hgh light complexion well
aceone above the left eye, and the other under the
eye and about 25 years age. His clothing when com
mitIed consisted of two pair Jeanes panaloons
biue and the other yellow; and old shirt coavse linen
the owner Of said negro is requested forward
prove his property pay charges and take him CT he
will be dealt with as the law directs.
H. SHUGART, Tailor.
Aagrst6 27-wIow
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EDIJf,a'lioN

ensyi"S e intends opening boarding School the
year, ~ his residence (sionipeIicr Hanover
s;.nyi !" which will be taught Reading Writipg,
s ~, enc English Grammar, Geography with 6e
,,., e ZONES the Elements OF GEOMETRY rrigonc>
merry and Practical Surveying i"s
F,brn.t m wl he Ten mont's commencing the Ist Of
49,, .s,y Win vacation of price of Tlosrd
anu tuition S76payabie quarterly in advance rbe sit
"''"n, = bigb and remarkably healthy.
"a remae School villa commence nj tho &C.,, ,,r,s,
uhueT The care of his Sisters; In which vy;,, 5 ,,nghl
ryad,ng writing, arithmetic. English Grammar eeogra
Puy with the OF the Globes hsiorv an 49,, s.,l,.
uon oi the French language. ~ '"u ''e """'
Inc male and female departments will he separate.
Oc,ohert4 MlCAJAfl BATES.
off
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September 20.
TREASURY DLPAHTMEN1

June 80, 1924.
NOTICE Is hereby given the proprietors Of the *
changed per cent Stock OF 1872, issued in pursu-
ance OF An Act Ut Congress, entitled Ao anthufzipg
subscription 10 the Old Six per and Deferred Socks
ana providing Tor exchange of tie sarue passed the
9th Of July, l8l2bat the principal said Stock,
the interest which may he due thereon the time will
PAID TO the said Prorreors, or 20 their attorneys duly
horsed, on The FIRST day Of January 1920 Treasury
~ Washington, or At such Loan Oce the books where
Of any portion Of said Siotk may stand.
Information IS uriher given, that surrender Of the
Certificates OF the sail Exchanged per Stock, will
be required ~ the time nl redemption and thar tie
rest thereon will aad determine the SisG day Of
Decemben 1874 WI ~. GRAN FORD,
July rs. s8-~rD
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NOTICE..

Il.
THE sassuriber has recently retsrned to Virginia
the express purpose of making final settlement of all
bis affairs in this part of the country The fast decline of
his health, well as business of importance, renders il
necessary his stay shosd be short there
tore parcularly requests who has claim
against him, Of description whatever, either late
pepdy Sberhof Hanover, otherwise, to bring them in
Tor jusment with little delay possibe-Hs will be
found at Samuel Dunn Go. in the city Of Richmond.
WIN. ID. ABBOTT.
October Il. I1-at
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Asgrst6.
A SITUATION WANTED

YOUNG man qualified TO teach the Latin, Greek and
N French Languages, Arithmetic Plane Trigonomeiry
and Surveying, wishes TO engage preeepor
suing For further Information address letter TO
A. b. Gordonsville Ocdnge, Va. Testimonials 10 cha
racter and qualification will he produced il required
-xvEu
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TENNESSEE.

day or two after the meeting Of the Legislature
OF tennessee. which Is now IN session, resolutions
unanimously passed both Houses, expressive OF their
sincere satisfaction on hearing OF the arrival Of Gen.
La Fayetie in the United States ; inviting him 10
visit The State authorizing the Governor, with the
all OF such parsons as he may select, make every
suitable preparation and Arrangement for the accom-
mediation oil the General and his suite while within
the limits Of The State and that the expenses of car
y'ng these resolutions effect 1t shalt be paid out
Of tke Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-22

I'VE have hand for sale low 100 bbis and OF
American Cotton, Shirt ings and Paids, which,
their superior excellence recommend the
the public We the only in this place three
Of the best Manufacturing ADJUSTMENTS the u
The goods offer tor sale Also, hand,
400 casks Cut Nails, Dove Factory-as keep con.
slant supply, we would recomm end friends and
the public to give call.
neutrality-suspicious. ( PLEASANTS.
October IL. d6-4t
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NoiiCE Is hereby given, that petition will be pre-.
sen'ed To the next Legislature of Virginia. praying
oi me passage Of an Acc divorce Evena from
nef husband Newman Brockenbr0ugh Hoane Of King vii
nam coubiyio strosg aud adequate reasons which will
be therein stated.
October 5.
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NOTICE,

LII persons having claims against the Estate ri the
IN late DE- VIM. Fousbee Sen. dec. hereby notified
required rake them known the undersigned in
order that prov ,ion may he mGde Cor their discharge.
And all persons indebted said Estate are earnest
w requested make immediate payment 10.
JAMES RAWLINGS, Admir-.
With the viii annexed of VIM Foushee, Sen. dec.
O.