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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23
NOTICE

WAS committed TO Fairfax county jail, MS a runaway
w the 9Th day ofJune last negro man who csi
himself Jacob and says he belongs to a Mr. Mudd Of
Georgetown, o. The said negr- 10 years of
about feet HIGH has been crippled in his left thigh very
black, bad on when committed blue cloth coat a dark
grey pair OF pantaoons, cotton shirt wool hat The
owner OF the above named negro any, requested 10
come foward prove property pay charges and take him
away Otherwise he will he disposed Of according To law
r. d. BRADLEY, Tailor,
for j. g. Hunter, Sheriff Of Fairfax Co.
May ~. o-w,o.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23

TItHE subscriber being move the West Of
i fers for sale his property at Fallsburg Mills on James
River in the Of Buckingham, consisting Of Lot of
Land containing four and half acres upon which there
one Of the most convenient TanYards the upper
Try containing iortv Watts, with all for
the business There is also the lot brick dwelling
house. SO feet long by 10 wide we'll finished inside good
Brick Smoke house, Ice house and excellent Garden
all well incioset will sell good bargain in this pro,
perry privately IL applied to before the tenth August
which time IL sold will 10 the highest bid
der--the terms will be made known the day sale
WIN. ANDERSON.
-wAt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23

IE Surviving Executors Of John Al. Sheppard, deed
late oi scotch Town, Han.,e County, offer for sale
the Scotch Town estate toutaning about one
acre; OF land On which is large aud connodioas dwell
for large family Also, Tract OF Land .o;n;nv call
ed ~ o.io% containing nearly i've handred acres
which Includes large portion OF prime me adow land
These tracts of land In the Of and In
one o the best country Virginia. PERI
sons DESTROYS OF purchasing Invited view the pre
misses Fort~rnss apply To Joseph NJ Sheppard, ON the
premises, or 10 Nathaniel Benjamin Sheppard Hich.
mund. -
June 20. az .r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23
Near FaImoa,h, Stafford County. july l. 1871 Il
Notice 10 School Com missiouers.


THE School quotas due Tor the present year will, he
withheld, according TO law In every instance wherein
the school Commissioners have failed make out and
transmit or rasse to be transmitted, the and
DIRECTORS oil the Literary Fund.- their reports accounts
Tor TIE year 1873 furnishing the information requred in
the extracts from the Acts Of Assembly referred below
sgeeabiy to the orm prescribed, which sent 10
the State $500
This course will be pursued future years so long as
the present acts on the subject remain In force.
want OF precision in the certificates Of Clerks of
Oours IN reaen 10 the execution Of the bonds Of the
ireasurers oil School Commits hns in some
ces the payment Of the school quotas an.
Piled Tor IAe appointment Of Trensarsr being annual IL
absolutely necessary for the Of the President
and DIRECTORS OF the Literary Fund In the payment OF the
Should state the date OF his pontment, well as The
PERIOD o. the termination Of his duties under his bond
iorn Is suhJoned which coptsns nothing that is no,
essehai the Treasurers will therefore the necessity
OF requesting the CLERKS OF their Courts 10 con-
certificates. 80 INV e'''"e
order Of the President and Directors Of the Literary
F9 1 On J. BROWN, jr. "a Auditor.
June 40 I5-wBw
An act 10 reduce into one the several acts
ing we Literary f1nd-Rtyissd Code Of isI9Sso Igh
40 ACT " amend the Act entitled act TO reduce into
gue we seaefa acis concerning The Literary Fund" ~
ra's.d re "a March, is22-payf IF Section Sd.
an act concerning the University Of Virginia and for
"'ne' P"'pcses''-Passed 6h FEB 1923, Section Sd.
III County Court. the - day Of -, i92 4.
=, - who was, on the day Of -, 1s2 ,
co their Treasurer for the year ending the day OF
a. isH this day gave bond With security approved
y me Court 10 the peasy OF thousand dollars
ditioned according TO law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23
NINETY SLAVES FOR SALE.

by virtue o. deed Of by
10 Blair burweii, shall Wednesday the 25,h sy
OF August next, at eckirnburg Couhose, offer sale
To ihe highest bidder Tor cash.
embracing every dcscrption-among there are two
good wagoners three blecksmiihs shoeuakers,
hricklayer The sale will he continued The slaves
shall be sold So favorable opportunity TO purchase
slaves is seldom presented attend
JOHN w. LEWIS, Trus,.es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23
.Marskars Sale Of Lands in Buctineanm

.Marskars Sale Of Lands in B,lkiaganm.
tse Capitol In the Cay sfRiehmond ,.s 81 "ay St
Agains,
willow and a,mins strx at Joseph Y. ggusoS, decd
VIM ginson, Archibald aivygnso aud
bee. vi the said Joseph Y. Aee gson, dee; jostps
Jsha MSss
MeggiIso by the said Archibald As gginsoA ,hx guar.
This came on thus day 10 10 tur,b.r h~sra on M
papets formerly read, and the report 10
1912, and ny pnr,,ss excep, I'M SxSss
ami Elilsbeih bis ~iie ihe doth avdee, orurr M,
U. Mrgeuson the suui Of -gnt Luulred au. s,s.sste
m,en smiling, AND hIe pence, equal 10 tw ~, N"
sand eight huni,e Ell and tory Eve dollars
cents, interest the per cen,un Der
theieon from the ESQ day vi Octobs pa, and a
s-ph o. Megginson deceased, pay p.a,n,,As h. ns
Vi ieir said claim, the sum vi seventeen nunur. dollar.
with inter lhe degree in
hai being the balance oissses Inc in his bss
a, aan,srn,or aio'e.ad anu tina. the residue II the
seven dollars and sixty cehs it'll ineie,, IN -:
r" anu anu hs dollars gLy
that TO sayi that the d.enuant sarah e..ou
F thousand 6und ed .1o uoi.aps ",%
six CENTS with interest niie hu,,r. IN, wy,
cree being thru vi said residue: that h~
William, Archibald Joseph Mary sa,nu. Der il a,S
has vile, they gave the SAID William U.steieyS L.,. ,
distributes saiu Joseph y. gusop do e.. 81. s
pay the pIan IFS hundred and i've io,is
sky cents, with inte. two hu,,dr,,i ,sa a
doiars and io,i. the date OF Ih Guy
until paid, that being e,gnih of the twv.n,,.l ~,
es.due Vi the planiihs And uules, b.. go, r
said decre-d be paid 10y the said wiuu,, and
paid wiihin sixt, DAYS The ua,e of ali,
marshal oil ,bis cour, aer ,rtisirv Is -
place uf sale in some new payer uunii,l.e, -. a"u
three weeks proceed to ,.iI a., ~, u"
tees In the real estate nf sa I"..n =. uis1u-
Of may make default M line sa,,, W ~
sale il made, is To he much ieauy money 49, - %
fray all the charges Of sale, ,r III. ,,>t m nc
nloety year ., liz. ~. "a -, Ut
of this decree The purcha,.r m ~, 'i." ,he tale
security payable Tor SO nac M ~ pp.o'eu
money will pay the principal anu dr.. ,
party parties nose sars w. .hs
he sold, aud for residue uf the pu,.nns may
and approved security he give pa,L, -, aona
parties respectively whose share or ,Lar.s - party
sold: aud the court doth further udge orL, No, -, -
the defendants pay the plau,,ii, line ,,,.
expea,e, in prosecuting this suit And the pn;n, uen.
that any tue sales r.i, "s'ee
made, any OF the said Ties shall t.,,.r 49, ''' oe
ent L., nd, approved s.cu.u, tnr ~. 80 " "s
interest lie re,y aecrr,d TO he I'D H.. - fief" anu
equal Of aud twu ye.r, -,
an. ,,,. .,.. "a, IA 49,. !s~s uih .he date of
J.creed no h. ,i, IL, ,,, na,,, uf the sum
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23
NOTICE.

RtiNe anxious OF speedily closing my accounts NJ Ex
- ecutor OF Mr. Thoss Nelson, decd, earnestly request
the debtors TO bis estate 10 pay their arrears
venent ht this lime 10 give their bonds The Creditors
are likewise requestad, Immediately bring forward 70,
payment, their claims properly else this
lice viii hereafter be plead In bar against such claims
THOMAS OWEN, Eree,aoT
Hanover County, near Thompsons Store
Jdiy 2, 1874. fe-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23
Blythe G1rernor Of The Commonwealth Of Pbginia.
PRoCItMATION.

w HERbAS II has bees represented TO the Executive
w 10y the Coroner Of Albearie Conrty, that certain
Reuben bowen, did the list day OF March last, In se
Town OF Charlottesville IN said County, assault and muir
der David rhaeker, OF said County, snd that the said
ep made his escape and is going ut large have
therefore, thought proper, with the advice OF the Council
q" State, TO offer reward Of tine Hordred Dollars any
person persons vino will appreheDd and convey to the
JAN OF abemare aforesaid, the sad Reuben Bowen. And
do moreover require all officers civil and military and ex
bort the good people Of the Commonwealth ,beir
best eHdesyours the sud 10 be
ded that he may be dealt with the law directs
Given my kAnd Governor, and under the seal OF
The Commonwealth at Richmond, this Istb
IL.SJ day ofJuly, 1924
JAMES PLEAsANTs Jr.
Reuben Bowen Is about ~ "a years Of age aIont
feet ~ inches high, rather light Lar pale
DARK eyes, Inclined 70 be Diect.
July; 2r-wdv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23

NOTICE.

WANIED at the Peueotsry, aisrge supply Of IIo0r-
POLES tor hsur barrels which the bag est price
will be paid tn cash on their deiiysry.
Juneh s-uJy--tf THOMAS NELSON, PAP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23
TO FARMERS.

VIE subscriber is DESTROYS Of obtaining u situation
superintendent Of Farn having pursued line
business tor some years past The most satisfactory
concentrations can be sLewn. letter addressed me,
directed TO Scotsville Pow hatan will be
EDWARD WATKINS Jr.
JuIy 2 rc-u,T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-23
TIIITION

TIHE next session Of my Sc ho-i, (wtbn half mile OF
Il The University Of vrgina) will CONNIE on Thurs
day the 10th instant. The fees usual, vii be 20 dolls
for Tuition, and As for Doard for the session of months
THOMAS w. MAURY.
InIu "a ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
p0STScRzpy.

NEw YoRk. Aug 50-The u. S. ship
OF the line, FRANKLIN, Com Stewart,
arrived at this port yesterday morning, in
SO days from Valparaiso, via Rio de ia
metro. SO days from the latter port. all
well.
By the Franklin. we learn, that the Chi.
Ian Expedition against Chloe, had re-
turned in very shattered condition, hay-
ing been defeated.
Lord CoehIane had repaired bis IA gun
ship, and was ready TO sail. A French
frigate and sloop OF war were repairing at
Rio, and would sail soon.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
MarshaI's Sale.

asx.,.. Will be sold on the premises.
go for cash, on Thursday The 9ln day
Ssksi of September next, al u o clock,
49, all the right. title and interest Of
Andrew Bartle, 10 and to the following
property: one two story frame house and
a lot of ground, together with all otber
improvements thereon, situated on The
west side of Union street, beginning So
ieei 6 inches, 10 the southwark of Queen
street, and running souhwardly with u
MON street, thence westwardIy 100 feet,
thence norhwardiy So feet inches, thence
eas,wardly 100 ieet. Also, one other lot
OF ground, and all improving thereon, y-
ing on an alley INNING from Water street
to U0ion street, between Cameron and
Queen streets, and beginning on the north
side OF said alley 100 feet TO the westward
OF Unlon street, and running with SAID al
ley 66 feet inches, thence north 83 feet
3 inches, thence east TO Queen ST. Sc feet,
8 inches, thence south 83 feet inches, To
the beginning Sold to satisfy an execu'
ton IN avor of George Coleman.
d MINOR, d. M.
aag 10 For T. RjpggoId, Marshal.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The fast sailing ship Seine. Capt. Will
liams, arrived yesterday from Hayre,
whence be sailed on the 26th of July.
Capt Williams has politely furnished us
with Paris papers to the 93d of July, in.
elusive, containing London dates OF the
Goth, from which We have made the fol
lowing extracts, which comprise every ar.
ticle of interest the papers contain
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
Notice.

THIS is to give notice that the subscri-
q Der hath obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Charles county, in Maryland,
letters OF administration on the personal
estate OF Francis K Speake, late Of
Charles county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscri-
Der on or before the first day OF April next,
or they may otherwise by law be excIud.
ed from all benefit of said estate Given
under my band this 30:h day of August
ammo Domini 1884
ELEANOR SPEAKE.
sept 9 3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02

A BREAST PIN of light colored a.
n .melhyst, SGT in worked gold, was lost
to-day in some part of King street The
finder will be literally rewarded by Ieav'
Ing il at this Office.
aug s6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
ALIENS

, Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
Where the CASH may be had for pri-
yes at any moment.
Orders from any part OF the y. States,
per nail, post paid, or by private convey
ance. enclosing cash or prize tickets in the
New York and Baltimore Lotteries, will
receive the most prompt attention, if ad'
dressed to
s. 4. Ri. ALLEN 8 Co.
sep2 Washington City
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
ssk MARINE LIST. SA

SAILED Aug. 81.
Ship Gov. Strong, Coffin, Baltimore.
Schr Catherine, Hawthorn, Portsmouth,.
sioop Constitution, Bishop, Phlladel-
phia.
ARRiVED-Sept. 1.
Scbr. Two Brothers, Galloway, Eden.
ton; shingles 10 J. H. Davis.
SAILED,
Sloop Five Sisters, Taris, Salem.
Scnf. Sally, Baker, Barbados.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
Marshai's Sale.

hs Will be sold for cash, on the
EfsA premises, 6y the marshal, on Sa.
kssas. turday the 7th day of September
E.zaks. next, at IL O'Clock, all the right
title and interest Of Alexander Perry, to
the following property: one two story
brick house, and lot of ground; together
with all other improvements thereon; sj7
tuated on the South side OF King street,
between Washington and Columbus sf:
fronting on King Street 60 feet, and rim
ming back 100 leet Also, one other lot
adjoining the back part of the AFORESAID
lot, with brick stable thereon. Sold to
satisfy an execution in favor OF the Union
Bank OF Alexandria.
D. MINOR, D. hI.
aug 3 For II RiDggoId, Marshal.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
.Arrival, Arrest, and Execution Of tA
EX.EMPEROR ITUf BlDE.


By the brig Elizabeth, from AIvarado,
we have received the Extraordinary Ga
ze,te of the Supreme Government OF the
Mexican Federation. from which the toll
lowing translation is made. - ,oo.
PApILLA, july 26. 1924.
Most Excellent Sir,-On he l4th inst
the English brig Spring, arriveo al Inc
mouth of the bar OF this river 10 o. Gays
from London, bringing the foreigner
Charles de Beneske and companion
bound 10 the Mexican territory in order 10
treat with The government, concerning
plan OF colonization, and bringing powers
for tie purpose from three Irish capl1al-
ists. (mprchants) of that capital
On the following day, the said Benesk'e
presented himself to me, OF whom re-
uuested information respecting Don Au'
eustin Ilurbide. bis view and projects
with regard to this territory, and Benesk,e
having assured me in manner, apparent
ly sincere. that at bis departure SAID ilur'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
NEW YORK
Literature Lottery,
Class No. g, Tor August, 1894.
70 Numbers-9 Ballots 10 he DRAWN

2OS25 Blanks, 'f''N0 ''
Tickets in this Lottery are so arranged
that The dra wing of NINE numbers only
will determine the fate of the whole Lot
terry, consequently, there will be but ONE
DRAWING!
Whole Tickets D6 90 Quarters ri so
Halves 800 Eighths O75
For sale, in great variety OF numbers,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
Hibernian Society.

\ STATED quarterly meeting Of this
N Society will be held at o'clock, on
MONDAY EVENING. 9Th INST. at the.
Town Hall. Those persons wishing to
become Members, will please send in their
names, through one of the managers, or
any member of the Society.
JAMES e BARRY, Sec'ys
sep H st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
Tranquility For Sale.

tranquility For Sale.
TIME farm on which now reside will
Il be offered at public sale to the hlgh-
est bidder Tor cash, on the 10th of Sep.
TENDER. There are
500 Acres Of Land,
comfortable dwelling House, Kitchen,
and every other out house for conpe.
nience, remarkably healthy, sufficie ncy
of wood and timber, aud springs OF never
failing water; nearly 30 acres IN Meadow;
4 miles TO Alexandra, 8 to Washington, 6
to P,scata way, and IL to Marlborough; IN
a genteel and agreeable neighborhood.
Persons wishing TO purchase, will no
doubt view the premises. Sale 10 com-'
mence al II o'clock.
sep 2--3t JAMES HAWKINS.
The National lntelIIgeHcer viii insert
the above three times.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02

Class No |. FOR JUNE, ie24.)
And in .ht rde' i1r VII ch they stand VIZ
lst Cd 81 4ih 9Th Oh lib otn 9Th
10 4S 80 20 40 3 81 ~ ~
The tickets which drew the twenty
three highest prizes, are those having on
them.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
PARIS, Inly II.
LATEST FROMLONDON.

By The ships Nimrod and Iris which ar
rived last evening, we received London
papers and shipping lists, TO the Goth of
July, from which We have made the fol.
lowing extracts.
LONDON, July 20.
II is not considered, by persons in this
country competent TO form correct judg
ment upon the inject, that the war in
India, with Burmese, will be of long du-
ration. The adequate protection of our
frontiers in that quarter, and the making
these restless people feel, what they ne
yer yet telt, our power, will, it is expect
ed, bring them to prompt submission
The Burmese displayed their hostile dis
position during the administration OF the
Marquis OF Hastings, and it was then
thought war must ensue. There is not the
slightest apprehension entertained OF a
rupture with any of the Native Powers.
Frankfort Journals to the l4tbs instant,
have arrived this morning. The follow :
ing are extracts:--
SRA, May J.,
'We have various accounts from the Isl
ands OF the Archipelago A letter from
Hyda -ays--tbe poor island Of Gambia is
ruined. Tombasi has returned TO the go.
vernment, 10 solicit, it is said, assistance
for that unfortunate country. Above 30
900 persons have emigrated, or rather
fed from the rage OF the Turks, who cons
nit horrible Cruelties. :..
There are two Parties at Samos, so lH'
famed against each other, that they came
to blows on Easter Sunday, when above
goo persons we're killed. Above 1900. OF
the peaceable inha bitants have fled to ip.
sara
MAY IA letter from Canea, Tin Can
dia) of the 10th April, says-The whole
province of A ocorona has submitted:
The Greeks 60 in aod out OF Cameo
without fear. Strict orders have been g.
ven by Hussien Beg, commanding the r.
gyptan troops, that no insult shat. be Of
| fered to The Greeks who have submitted
under the severest penalties. The Spbac'
kiots are disposed TO submit, but on cou'
dition that they will not recognise, any
Pacha of the Porte but only one sent oy
the Vice Roy Of Egypt, whose humanity
is known to them, They have sent seve'
raj of their Chiefs TO Hussein Bey TO trea
on this subject, but the result is no
known.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02
From the Paris papers. of Juiy %.

y
LONDON, July l9.
The remains of Lord Byron, were de.
posite d on Friday last, with much pomp,
in the family vault al Huckn4ll.
SEMLIN, July 4.
Boti here and at Belgrade, the news is
considered certain, of the defeat OF Der
w,,ch Pacha, in the vicinity OF Thermo
ple.
LoNpoN, July Is.
Some OF the papers announce, that a
number OF (EnglIsh) ships al war, awill
speedily sail direct for Lisbon, with &c
tachments OF Marines and of the Royal
Artillery This news is not exactly official
the only ships of the line which has re-
ceaD, of 80guns, Capt l.. Hsrdyman, for
the purpose OF taking on board Admiral
Lord Beaclerc. The ships ordered to re-
main on the station, before Lisbon, will
be the Ocean, Genoa and Windsor Cas-
tie, The number OF marines TO be EN-
pioyed on board this squadron will consist
of "a commissioned officers, and $50 sub
alterDs and soldiers.
PARIS, July 81.
A report OF change of Ministry, has
the effect of Causing. the Funds to fall,
aud Notwithstanding the report to-day of q
change IN tie Cabinet, the Rentes keep
up.
The Journal des Debats, informs US this
day, OF the following facts: At 9 O'Clock,
yesterday evening Coun, Pozzo di Borgo,
Ambassador OF Russia. the Baron Vincent,
ia II OF Austria AID the Russian
Amoasss Tor, have held conference with
the Count lie V,llele, President of the
Council of Ministers, which lasted till a
quarter past o'clock.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02

Marked thus sold al ALIENS Office,
where The Cash will be paid the fortunate
holder on presentation.
S. & M ALLEN & Co. have now the
pleasure OF offering to their friends and the
public, tickets and shares in the annexed
schemes
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02

Cotton 8, Hemp Seine Twine.
YHHE subscriber has just received part
Il OF bis Fall supply OF Bridport Her.
ring aud Sbad Twine. Also, an sssort-
ment Of Cotton Seine Twlne, which will
be sold at The Baltimore prices.
aug "a GEO. COLEMAN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02

By The ships Nimrod and Iris which ar
rived last evening, we received London
papers and shipping lists, TO the 10th OF
July, from which We have made the fol.
lowing extracts,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-02

~ ,,cot l-;~h.ors w;th
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-16

congress, if i've will agree among ous,
selve.
lib. 1t is said We shall have more
speedy trial oil our suits. This we can
obtain, il we apply 10 Congress for il, aud
do not dispute among ourselves about it.
The temper of the legislature OF Virgl'
MIA has been strongly displayed towards
Alexandra, in the passage OF the law
which prevents natives OF Virginia, who
reside in the District, and who have free
holds in Virginia, from voting in that state.
even tor a member OF Congress, who is 10
legislate for such persons.
ANTI MERCATOR.