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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-30
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

TUESDAY, Nov. 16.-rhe speaker made
n report of the proceedings If the joint
meeting of both houses, yesterday, upon
which Mr. Hosmer offered resolution that
those on the ticket for electors, who
had 70 votes and upwads, be declared cleo
ted.
The resolution passed, ayes 1l7, noes :.
A resolution was received from the ST
nate, informing that they had declared
those elrctnd on the electoral tickect, who
had 20 or 95votca aud that they douldin
mrdialely meet the assembly in the Assem-
bly, chamber, TO proceed to ballot for the
remaining four.
This resolution was concurrcd in, ayes
III, noes Q.
The senate accordingly attended, and
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-30

A resolution then passed, declaring the
following persons chosen electors of Presi
dent aud Wee President, ON the palt Of this
state:
Marius WiiIrt, New York Abraham
Stagg, New York Ebenezer Sage, SUI
folk /; Richard Blauvelt, Rockland John
Drake, New York !; James Drake, West
chester; Isaac Sutherland, Duchess =
William Wash, Orange, alexander j. COT
fin, Columbia Benjamin Smith, Rensse
laer: Elisha Dorr, albany VIM. Town
send, DeaIwarc Edward b. Crandall, OF
sego; Thomas Lawyer, Schoharie /; Sam
ucl Hicks, Oneida Edward Savage,
Washington Benjamin Moors, Clinton
Chester Pattclson Broomc Phineas Coon,
Madison ; .1Harah Smith, OnondaSa L
leazer Burnham, Cayugn; Solomon ST.
.Jolm, Wayne Elisha b. Strong, Monroe
Clark Crandall, .4liegany Isaac Su,her
land, Grnessee Nathan Thompson, Sa
ratosa; Darius Bentley, Tioga Micah
Brooks, Ontoro; Pierre "A. Baskcr, Sene
ca; Joseph Sibley, Monroe Timothy II.
Porter, Cattarausns Samuel Russell, T.
ne John Lansing, Jr, .libany; Benjamin
Bailey, New York /; Samuel Smith, Sulli
van; Hcman Cady, Clinton.
The % first named, are .3dams men, the
: succeeding, Clay men, aud the last,
Crawford mrn
Aiessrs. Barstew end Warren were ap
pointed 10 wait ON the governor, with II
copy OF the preceding resolution.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-30

John Rowan has been appointed by the
Legislature of Kentucky n Senator in Con
greas for six Years from the Sd of March
next, in the place of Ishan Talbot, whose
term of service will thcn expire, aud who
declined being candidate for re- election
Mr.. Rowan had 40 opposition,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-30
LIE IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS OF
iESTERnAN

AhBANy November i'm
mredl'Ie'y after the reading of the minutes,
me Following communication, from the
'1rn. Ambrose Spencer, was received and
read
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-30

Human foresight often leaves its proud
VI posscssor ouly a choice oreYils.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
NOTICE.

NM I'LL he sold Duckin a court next for CASH four
w likely negro belonging the Of sham Pal
rLer deceased, two of them excellent blackSmiths.
JOHN PALMER Admor
Afcember 80. Ti-6t Of I PaImer~dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
LAND s. NEGROES FOR SALE

MILL he sold on the premises the highest bidder on
w Thursday ihe 18th Ianusry az fair IL moi the
next FAIR ca) wohirs oi the land attached that we'll
known stand puhiic house, hnown by TIE name of
PANViLlE formerly CbinGuepin Church. Six equal am
tuai payments viii be gives The Purchaser by giving
bonds with approved security aud deed Of trust on The
land to secure the punctua payments thereof
Likewise between 20 and so likely NEGROES, consist.
ing Of men, buys and giris. Also at ihr same time
and pace viii he sold the horses, milch COWS oxen
ahe crop of and fodder cart aud one
thnbril cart, Of blacksnith tools
tools quantity OF tiber, and all unfinished work n
the Shops some household and kitchen furniture &C. sc
credit oi twelve months for all ten dollars and
upwards will be given the purchaser giving bonds with
unduuhed security, and under thar anounI will he
required The sale will continue from day To aay until the
Whole IS Sold JOHN T. JErEt, AdmUr
with the will annexed of John deter dec.
IJA persons having claims against the estate are re-
quesied 20 exhibit them legally authenticated as the law
directs and those indebted t!rreo invited 10 make
payment without delay. JOHN II. JETEIi, Admir-.
Amelia, December So lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

requiring the contemplated division of the
states into districts, To be eo-extensive with
the number ct electors instead of representa-
yves and, at me same lime, secured the great
objectupon which he had been commenting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
TO TOBACCO-MAKERS.

WISH TO sell my tract fand Poleoai Swamp in the
ctpnty of Caroline IL cnntans about 1000 acres about
100 OF u swamp equal TO any in Virginia for tobacco AS
proof tue two have made of Of the part
We're considered equal il not superior any the Rich
mont market The improvements of the best kind
aqunrer plantation, and situation healthy any below
the Rdgeif sell IL must be Immediately, the jsc
eelng to pay my debts, any claim against will Se taken
in part The premises viii be shown by Mr. Pond NV
overseer residing hf place, any person inclined
purchase bargain may be had II early application be
made XUJISON ALLEN
Bowling Green. Sept. so EFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

f5IHE firm OF MILLS, MILLER 4 co. by articles of co..
partnership having expired is this day dissolved The
subscriber = alone authorised adust and
actions of the said concern. NICHOLAS MILLS
January I, 1924. 10 n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
: FIRE INSURANCE

'hE subscriber gives notice thar he has appointed
and duiy authorised 10 Agent, in this state for
neecn ard Will IN few days, he ready propo
ss anu Issue poc'es Tor Insurance against Fire
descriptions OF property. Satisfactory reference will he
given as TO the repecabiiiy aud responsibility of the
aoeVe named company THOMAS MAY, Cary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
HIRELINGS WANTED

FTrog iCCo SrEMMERS & TWISTERS,-Tbe subscri-
bee desires Ia hire for the ensuing year one hundred
toaeco stemners and also twelve
pressSHen and four good CHOPPERS, htg. makers.
Manchester. 6S-tf COLIN MAC RAE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
ADAMS & CUNNINGHAM,

lust received by PETER COTTON, and Tor saie-ih.
- Correspondence tetween the Hon John Adams lsfa
President of the United States and WIN Cunningham Ea
Beginning IN is0s and ending ia 1912. 7S--3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

W The ENQUIRER is published twice week pencra,.
y aud three times week daring the session Of the State
anSun payable in advance. Notes Of chartered specie
paying banks (ony) viii be received payment The Ed
tbe postage OF all letters being paid by the writer's
ar NJ paper viii he discontinued Out the discretion
&c whoever viii guarantee the payment OF nine papers,
TERNis OF ADVERTISING.
- one square, or ta'-first Insertion, as cen,seaeb
No until IL has either been Maid
o by some person in this city its environs
y AN OVEKSEEK WANTED.
WISH TO- employ single man we'll qualified
seer, 10 live with my farm in Charles City. One
ROBERT DoTriiar
Westover, November 10. 56-tf
NOTICE.
by virtue OF deed of by Michael W. Han
ID and Sophia his Wifi. date Tie is of March $50
and recorded In The court o the OF Charles City
in from OF the Eagle Hotel in the city IL Rehmond
at public auction to the highest bidder for ready money,
above containing by late survey, 1860 much
ereni as may he necessary raise money sufficient
discharge debt due from Benjamin Harrison Thomas
TAYLOR TO VIM Cole by their b TO him. bearing the
26i Of January 1873 aud the charges Of execute
December 10 s5~,is NJ NJ ROBINSON.
~ The above sale will be conducted by Moncure Rob
MEN and BOYS.
WISH to hire few active young men and eonsdera
es-.lF DEN: JAMES HARRIS.
Negroes for Sale at .fuct,on.
MILL he sold The second Monday of January next
w at Uaroig. Court, from 20 10 80 LIKELY NEGROES
consisting Of Mfn, Women, &C. Sve of them the
most valuable kinds, Carpenter Blacksmith and Cook
Caroline, Dee 20 sS-i's Il. GARNETT, d. S.
u virtue of deed of trust executed 10 the subscribers
by EdHard Haiam and wife, bearing date the 18th day
of April 1917 and ly recorded in the Office ofthe Hastings
cosrt OF Rchmlnd we SHALL for the purposes therein
pressed, proceed TO sell for ready the premises
at ~ o'clock the Esd February next that Well
known property, the EAGLE TAVERN in the city Of
fpu nerf h,lNp tha 4
tavern The title under which the subscribers viii sell
believed to be inputable bur they will only such
title as is'vested in the bv said deed nj trust
WM. DANpRIDGE
Dec 23 69--'ds Wal. BARRETT, { trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

NOTICE is hereby given a The cell in the Luntic
Hospital in the city Of Williamsburg occupied. and
that no mare patients male female will received into
the said hospital until some OF The said cells are
Que notice of which wiz he given
BY order Of the Court of Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY, &C. D.
July ~, 1923.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
ROANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY

A(f resolution of the board directors of The Roanoke
IL Navigation COMPANY of the 18th OF last month the
stockholders Of the said COMPANY required 10 pay 10
the treasurer thereof the February nexI the
SUM OF FIVE dollars each every of stock held
by them respectively.
December S0.-tlF A JOyNEV Trsas,r.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

WISH TO employ single well qualified over
seer 10 live with rne farm in Charles City. One
rom above the falls James river would he preferred
ROBERT DOUTiiAr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

TE'hE subscribers empowered by tue president and
directors oi the James River COMPANY receive pro-
Hoa tor part OF the Loans authorized be procured
Them by act Of the General Assembly passed the 24h
DAY of February 1928, entitled An making
tna provision to- Into effect the entitled Az
20 amend the entitled for clearing and
the navigation OF James river and for the Eastern
and Western waters by the James KanawIa rivers,
and for other purposes"
All monies loaned in pursuance OF the said
paid toto The treasury the of the 2d AUDITOR
Upon the payment of each oRsed TreaaTeY of
fhe Commonwealth cH issue certificate Of soct for ne
amount ihTtoC ppoTtiag TINT the a4Bs 10
Sch lender, his The SUN oancd together with
the interest agreed ontha the interest shall be semi an
nuhiy paidthat the principal is irredeemabIe for
twenty years, and afterwards be redeemed pleas
ure Of the Legislature.
JERMAN BAKER, Treasurer.
sept 9. 3S-f J. BROWN Jr 2d Auditor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

NOTJCE
MEN and BOYS.

VI EIN HIIU DO1 -.
WISH TO hire few active young and consdera
Il bic number ct boys, all of good character.
6s-tiF BEN. JAMES HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

Bunk of Vtrginid, January 3, 1894.
''hE president and d ectors have this day declared
dividend OF three per the capital stock Of "a
hank Ter the last half year Of which quarter be-
long 20 the Commonwealth.
january 75-4t WIN DANDRIDGF casbier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
LAND FOR RENT.

TNDER order Of the Superior Court Of Chaneery for
the Richmond district made in the case Of Mann W.
Macon will be offered for Friday the 18Th inst on
inc premises, the Of land which VIM Mann ate,
siaen ~ the county OF Powhaan adjoining the lands
WIN Pope Esq and others Bond wiki approved security
viii be required.
J. GUERRANT, NJ. IS. COR.
Januarv
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16
COMBINATION OF INDIANS.

The Missouri Tntegencer Of March 5th, Tpria.
ted at Franklin, contains the following important
information
I" We are indebted to the politeness Of friend at
Fort Usage, for the following information, direct
from Arkansas, which is from an authentic source:
Major Commings, the commandant at Fort
Smith, has demanded of the Usage Chiefs those
who committed the late murders in chat quarter.
The Chiefs willing to surrender them, but can.
not force obedience, as the muIderers refuse to he
given up, and are protected by majority of the ma
ton. The commandant has given them until the
10th OF January to consider at The expiration of
which time, unless they should be given up, an
attempt will be made to take them by force
They threaten resistance, and say that if such an at
tempt should be made, they will compel the mission
families to supply them with provisions and the
traders TO furnish them all their guns and ammuni-
ton. The Osages are divided into several bands.
one OF which, the Chenias, did the mischief The
others did not hold themselves in any manner &C
countabe for the depredatons of that band and will,
in all probability, in Of necessity, assist the ira
ders in their vicinity"
A letter of late date, from a respectable source,
on the Arkansas states that the Osages, Cherokees,
Kickspoos, and Deawares, met at Chouteau's ira
ding house, and Joined in the great dance. MIR.
Augustee Chouesu stated that this sayored very
much of combination of those nations against the
whites Such thing would be dangerous 10 the
frontier settlements of Arkansas and Missouri, and
require considerable force to'quell it. The Union
Mission family are much alarmed, and the Harmo-
ny Family do not consider themselves free from
danger.
The settlers upon the Arkansas are raising vol
unteers, and have already organized one company
1t it should be necessary, we have no doubt that
Boon's Lick could furnish a few rhemen Of bold
hearts and correct aim. Louisville .4dv.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16
IRON THE NATIONAL GAZETTE.

Importance of Personal Character -Conenting
themselves with the result of events, men generally
do not take the trouble to inquire into the causes
which have produced them. The writer OF this
communication was most forcibly struck with the
truth of this observation rejecting upon the causes
which brought about the late peace with Great Br'-
tain. No person, the least acquainted with the MS
tory Of the late war, have forgotten, that short
" alter it was declared, the celebrated orders IN
council Of Great Britain were revoked and tnat
Admiral Warren arrived off our coast, charged by
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
.4nd Preser4'ative Kegeta6Le Cerate.

Ind Treservattve Vegetable Cerae.
FENO THE PUBL1C.-In justice to the discoverer of the
n celebrated Hair Restorative and Peservatpe Yeeeta5e
Crat (which advertised in this paper well for the
benefit of such may be afflicted with the loss of hair
feel it my duty to give publicity to the following facs
About Years ago my hair all out and left nv head
entirely bald used great variety of MEANS among
which ali the imported oils that generally used
for restoring the hair. without effect Having the
Vegetable Ceate last summer procured of it, and
after using for about months night and morning, my
head is covered with beautiful and vigorous growth
ofhar. 1t has had the desired effect with mes and
Inesy recommend to those who have unfortunately lost
their hair being the only eifectua restorative in
use. WILLIAM SMITH,
OF Burlington County, N. J.
NIB DR.. Love- of Baltimore, certifes that person
under his charge who had been bald for number years.
produced beautiful, srong thick crop of hair in about
months, by the Of quite boxes of the Cerate
Similar certificates appear in several southern papers.
Northampton County, Pennsylvania JANUARY %, 1924
Having observed in the baltimore and Philadelphia pa
the wonderful effects the Vegetable Cerate has pro-
duced numbers of PERSONS and having the misfortune
lose my hair about two years ago. purchased some OF
the article and made of it according to the directions
and about four months had elegant coat of hair and
safely say it is of the greatest discoveries ever
made as it respects restoring the hair. JAMES WOOD.
Long island March IS, 1894.
saw in the Newyork Patriot remedy for the hair,
called the vegetable Cerate, and being bald the top of
my head, purchased box and after using about three
quarters of it, preoeived my hair coming shaved
off according to the directions still using the Gerate,
and in about three months had fine head of hair have
therefore, hesitation in recommending to the pub
lie. J. GARDNER.
Ne7y. York, March 90, 1924
As had heard from numbers of persons the great bene
fit they had received from the use of the Vegetable &C.
rate and having lost nearly all my hair, and tried every
thing to restore it without effect purchased some of the
Cerate of DR. James H. Hart and continued its use abo
three or four MONTHS and found it answered the most SAL
utary effects those who DESTROYS preserving aud
restoring their hair therefore cheerully recommend it
to the public in generain the highest terms.
WILLIAM PATTEN.
Worth Moore Street, .1Eaych l. 1924.
with the greatest sasacton do recommend the Veg
eabe Cerac. Having lost almost all my hair, by its fall
ling off, made of the Vegetable Cerae and found
the greatest benefit it has cured my hair entirely not
only that, it softens the hair and gives it elegant
glossy appearance.
DIR. James H. Hart of New.York, is well acquainted
with me, and can testify the above.
ARETLI uIICuEc
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16
CONINE'S
FORTUNES MCYne.

No. SO, Jiarket Street, near the .NarIet.
ECKErS and shares of fortunate numbers are still sell
n ling above in the Grand State Lottery at the follow
ling rates. viz
Whole Tickets 1920 90 Quarters SIS 90
Halves 10 90 Eighths 2 so
Those who intend becoming candidates for the latter-
ling capital of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Are advised to make immediate application as all the
prizes floating, and the wheels opened for the
last time but one, the 18th of May.
Distant orders meet prompt attention, addressed to
w. G. CONNIE, Baltimore.
April 8. 36-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16

BRAzIL.-Lctters from Bahia of Feb. Sd, are
received, which state that the market for American
produce was extremely depressed, Flour being down
20 SIX and seven dollars, and large quantities Of this
article ordered by English houses, we're coming in.
The consumption Of foreign -four was confined to
the Portuguese inhabitants, and mandate Of the
Emperor was hourly expected directing them TO
leave The country, and preparations were making to
convey them to Lisbon.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16
TO THE LADIES.

Nezp Tork, Va1ick. Street, February 90 1924,
AS respects the Vegetable Cerstc that has been pub
shed in the NewYork papers for this time past and
the many benefits it has produced various persons
therefore purchased of the article try its effect
and safely say is the only thing that has ever been
of benefit to me not only prevents the hair from fa
ling off, but gives the most stubborn hair beautiful
natural curl and highly recommend it to all the ladies' in
the highest terms, So. ANN THEAN
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16
E.ctract Of letter from a Member Of Congress to
has friend IN this city.
WASHINGTON, April 8, Is

WAsH1NGroN, April 8, 1894.
"For some time past New York has been the
theatre of intrigue and uncertainty; within few
days the numerous letters from Albany give the
most satisfactory assurances, that Mr.. ADAMS has
a majority of the members of the Legislature over
all other candidates This is the fruit of the unquss-
tionable popularity of Mr.. Adams among all ranks
of people in the state. Nothing is more character
iste of Mr.. Adams strength than that it rests not
upon intrgues of partisans but upon the confidence
and esteem of the great body of the people them
selves. Even in Virginia the Voice of the People
can be no longer stf1ed and in the conflict Of pre-
JUDGE and state pride, we see at this moment a
powerful effort of the people to shake off the incu-
bus OF intrigue, and to speak their minds in his be-
half. Many we'll informed gentlemen of that state
have assured me- that the Richmond Junto and their
retainers have alone prevented this spontaneous
preston of public sentiment from bursting forth
hitherto. You may rest satisfied that the state oil
New York will vote for MIR. ADAMS, and he will be
the next President Bait. Patriot.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16

The article, from Correspondent Of the National Ga
zette on the Importance Of Personal character which we
copy TODAY we'll deserves the serious consideration OF the
people of the United States. will assist them in form
ing lust decision upon the merits of the several candi-
dates for the Presidency and will give them standard
by which to measure the respective qualifications of each
Nakionui Journal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16

On Tuesday the 9th inst. the Attorney General
of the State of New York, in pursuance of resolu-
ton Of the Legislature, requiring him to report,
whether in his opinion, the Hudson river was free
the navigation of any person who took out coast
ing license with steam boats under the late decision
of the Supreme Court, reported, that in his opinion,
the decision of the Court grants the privilege to any
pei son, who chooses to run boats.
.Nsa0 Post Offices The number Of New Post
Offices established during the year 1928 and First
quarter Of 1924, amounts to upwards Of zoe.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16
Whe Presidency.
HERO OF MEW ORLEANS.

The friends of General JACKSON in Newcastle Coun-
IT, invited to attend meeting to be held at the house
Of G. j. Wo!f, in this Borough, Saturday The I'm inst.
at 8 o'clock,P M
Notwithstanding the friends Of this great in this
County have not yet fallen into the universal practice of
holding meetings for the expression of their appreciation
Of his claims for the Presidency they not less sincere
in their zeal than othersand this fact will be- it is hoped
manifested by general and punctual attendance of all
who wish to see him President of the United States.
part Of last Tuesdays Waterman worked Off when
we discovered the following in the piece signed A
ea4uare Republican, which corrected in the remaining
part of the impression.
In the 18th line from the bottom of the Sd paragraph,
for "John Quincy Adams, " read &c John Adams"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16

We differ, say the editors of the Norfolk, Vir
Beacon, with the author of the " Impartial view o
the Presidential election" only regards the vot,
'of Virginia, which daily observation satisfies u.
will not be given to Mr.. Crawford.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-16

AL long list of counterfeit bills is published in the Ports
mouth, New Hampshire Journal. We shall probably be
favored with some of them soon Look out for them