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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-05-04
Nat. Int.
From the Washington Republican.

i"'' ~ ~ '7iit' lNii l'doiitais
Negv York.-From the following ex
tract from the Albany Argus, it will BE-
seen, that the partisans OF i,.r Crawford,
headed by Mcssrs. Van Buren,, Skinner
& Co. have suffered signal defeat a
Albany. We know not whether this
result, which must have been wholly
unexpected by them, will have the effect
oi diminishing the arrogance of their ex-
pressons, but it must have a miidewins
.nhnence on their hopes. If the advu-
cafes OF Mr.. Crawford were TO be believ-
ed, every one would have surrendered
Newly ork to the radical candidate, long
SIN e; but their habUual ,pisrepresenta-
ions, strongly as they have been put,
and per,inaciously IS they have been ad-
hered to, have had liule effect with he
profound and discriminating observers oil
passing events. With the people Of tina
state II is well known that Mr.. Crawford
never stood any chance. His only hope
has been in the Legislature; and he on
~ means he has looked to are intrigue
and management. These niqritous in
sirumenls seem to have failed in the
nomination of Governor; and this fact
strengthens the hope that they will also
Tail IN securing the vote of the state for
Mr.. Crawford. 1t is scarcely necessar,
to remind our readers, that Gov. Ya,es.
the present incumbent, was supported
by all the power which the partsans oil
the radical candidate could bring into
the field. Col. Young is decidedly op.
posed to the election of Mr.. Crawford
"At an adjourned meeting of the re-
publican members of the Senate ana AS
sernbly, convened at the capitol on Fri
day, the Cd April, 1924, Hon. Walter
Bovine, (of the Senate) chairman, and
James Mulle,t, Esq. (of the Assembly,
Secretary.
One hundred and six members Of both
houses attended. At the first ballo,inp,
Col. Samuel Young received so votes.
Hon. Joseph G. Yates, IS
Scattering
The meeting next proceeded 10 ballot
for Lieutenant Governor.
Hon. Eras,us Root received rs votes.
Hon. James Burt, 81
s altering, e
1t was then resolved that the above
nominations be unanimous, and that the
candidates be supported by the repubE-
can party.
A committee of eight was appointed
to draft an address to the electors, and
the meeting adjourned"
Iaquisitiou The Pope has formally
refused to sanction the re- establishment
Of the accursed lnquisition in SPAIN
The Bishops, 1nquisitors, and other &C.
clesiasics are said 10 be ceedingly
chagrined at this determination of the
Holy Father.
A late arrival at Boston, from Africa,
furnishes intelligence of the continuance,
to great extent, of the Slave Trade. On
the Windward Coast, il was said that
there we're five French and three Spanish
vessels engaged in the infamous traffic.
The Rev. Mr.. PECK will preach at
Ehenezer Meeting House, near Ed
wardsvile, on the second Lords day
(9th Of May) at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-05-04
In the State of Indiana.

In townships Nos.
l234567 ofranee No.
A ) 6 9 frac 10 g
l2345679 10 trac. Il s
l2346789 10 and IL 4
l23678 frac II s
l234568 10 and IL s
1867 irac. ID
l678lll 2l3l4 'rac Is s
7S9 oil II Is ID Is trac l6 9
fr. 6 town 789 lOir. II
town. 3 l3 IL Is fir. Is 10
FIR. townships Nos.
9 and 10 IL
South ofthe Base Line.
lntownslips Nos.
2 - lrac 5 and Of range No.
l2456 frac 7 2
1884 and 7 8
IA S frac s
l25456 frac S
1884 frac and 8 s
l2345 IS frac 8 7
1884 frac 8
1884 5 and 9
2345 frac and z 10
Fr. town 4 s lrac IL
town a frac IL
9 +" a. s ffac 10
1856 andS ID
At the Land Office at JeFersonrille,
on the third Monday in June merit, for
the disposal of the relinquished lands
lying within the following described
townships, and fractional townships, viz
North Of the Base Line.
In townships Nos.
5 and of range No.
2 8 5 and 9
2 5 and :
4 S and 6
9 8 5 and $
Frac,. township
townships 8 a and 5 6
"a 5 and 7 z
"a 5 7 and 8
q 45 6 and 8 9
Townships
45678 and 9 10
1867 8 and 9 II
Fractional
"a s townships 6 : 8 and Q 10
rs and 10 Is
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-05-04

Also, al me times specified, there viii
be exposed, al public sale, agreeably to
he provisions Of The fourth section of
he act OF the t@ eniy-iourth of Apsil,
1890, entitled An acl making further
provision FOR The sale OF tie public lands"
such lands heretofore sold al the respec-
i've Land Ofices, aforesaid as have been
iurieitet, or which, before the day oil sale
designated in this Proclamation, may have
fe,crled to the United States, together
with the sections and part OF sections
heretofore reserved by law for the ln-
cure disposal of the Congress OF the
United States.
There will also be offered, immediate
~ after the closing oil the sale of the
relnquished and reverted lands, any
sections and fractional sections, situate
in townships heretofore Offered for sale,
at the offices aforesaid, but which, from
unavoidable causes, were not 50 offered;
and, at the Land Office at Ed7vardspite,
there will be offered certain islands in,
and fractional sections adj ming the
Mississippi river
In township No. north, of ranges Nos 10 & II
West.
9 range No. 10 w. &
townships Nos. & 5 of range
The lands reserved by law for the
use of schools, or other purposes, will
be excluded from the sales, which will
commence with the lowest number of
section, township, and range, and pro-
coed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the City Of
Washington, this second day OF Februa-
nv, A. ID. 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-05-04

Mquisition. Pope has formally
refused to sanction the re- establishment
Of the accursed Inquisition in SPAIN
The Bishops, lnquisiiors, and other &C.
cesiaslics are said 10 be exceedingly
chagrned at this determination of the
Holy Father.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-05-04

80 10 II i2 Is
14l5 a Is Of range No. | E.
u 3 $3.50 10 II ID
Is 8n4 Is 9
IL 8 789 10 IL 10
ana il
2345 $3.50 10
Is IA and Is
245 7S9 10 IL IS IA
md Is
IL 81 $3.50 IL
Is IA Is E" Is 6
Session 1918
2 5 5678 lOlll2 8
% 5 7 s 9 10 I'D | 9
l2S4567 / and II 10
8 4 5 and IL
10 w
AID 9 l3
2 3 4 and s IA
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-05-04

A he Land Office at Sha7cneeto7vu,
in ehe s s.e OF Illinois, on the Eurth
Monday in Jane nert, for lie disposal
Of me reiinqnsbed lands lying within
the following described townships, to
wit:
In townships Nos.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-05-04
DANIEL STOOKEY.#

Resolved, Thai the proceedings of this
day be sent to the editor oi the Edwards
vile Spectator for publication.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-05-04

Madison county, May 8, 1924.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
CAUSE OF WAR.

The bone of contention between the
Bril- sh AMI AIgerne IS said to be, the
having OF the Consular flag hoisted on the
Consul's town as well as his country house.
he British insist on this arrangement,
anG the AlgeriDes s:Brdily refuse TO con-
ply, il never having been their custom to
suffer Christian and Mahometan colors TO
be displayed IN any of their towns every
other term proposed they readily aCcede
to The Dey is represented az stub
born determined sort OF a fellow, though
some what pusilanimous, as he declined TO
receive capt Spencer OF the British navy
with his side arms, when an interview was
solicited. The captain, on bis parl, being
equally obstinate was under the necessity
OF returning without seeing his highness,
as he would not appear without his proper
UNIFORM. His bighness keeps himself
closely immured in his palace, which is
fortified with three tier OF cannon; and
what is Singular is, that be has not stirred
out OF It since his accession TO the govern :
ment in 1917.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
MARINE NEWS.

ARRlVED-June 29.
Schr Happy Return, Thorowgood, E.
denton, shingles to the master,
Schr. Sabrabridge, Vindrex, Edentnn;
shingles to the master,
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore.
SAILED.
Schr. Mary, Hodg kinsoD, Bermuda.
ARRIVED, June 80.
Brig Mon PETER Webb, Tbomastown, IL
days; Lime to VIM. Fowe & Co
Schr. Republican, Galloway, EdeDton;
shingles TO the master.
SAILED.
Schr New Priscilla, CoweIl Providence.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
MEXICO-iTURBIDE

AS the sailing of iTURBiDE from Eng land
may be connected with plans and events
of moment, and relative to which the go
yernn.ent aud people of the United States
cannot lie Indifferent, we have inserted
some articles from the London Courier,
which with what we published on Satur~
day, embrace nearly ali the last srrivai has
furnished on the subject One Or Two ar
ticles OF less consideration we shall insert
hereafter. 1t would be idle to believe l.
TUKRiDE so devoid OF common sense and
ordinary prudence, as to suppose he would
land on The coast oil Mexico with only
fourteen companions, unless he had strong
assurance. OF being joined by ap ~ ca.
pable OF making some stand IN the coun-
try-out, military chiefs and adventures
have frequently been deceived, IN this re-
spect, 4, such may be his case We stated
on Saturday our reasons Tor believing that
Mexico assumed much more cheering
aspect than IL hitherto presented, or han
I(urbide could have been aware OF previous
70 his departure from Europe. Still. how.
ever. the calm spoken OF may have been
deceufu-the parilzans OF the Ex-empe.
ror, if he has partizans to an extent, may
have put on COUttnttu d.: tDe UettGI W
cover a deep laid conspiracy, and plans
may have been silently matured tor bis
reception. That there are some spirits al
work in his favor, we learn by the Eastern
Mail. hut we are not favored with minute
particulars.
The New York Evening Post says:-
by an arrival yesterday IRON Aivarado,
il Is ascerialned that a conspiracy had &C
tually been formed in lturoide's favor
which was detected by the government,
and the principal characters akeninto Gus
tody This new attempfto place the
Mexicans again under the yoke, cannot
fail TO give rise TO events OF very inter.
esting character
This discovery by the government may
defeat the plan OF intended invasion.
The Editor OF the National Gazette
states that gentlemen just arrived IN
Philadelphia from Mexico, and who has
lived tor some years in that countiy is OF
oplnion that large portion OF the people
are in fayer OF iturptde"-- We, doubt the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01

Of the meeting house were thrown down
by the concussion, though NO one was
hurt.
We hope this formidable electrical ex>
.perimentwiil CONVINCE every one Of the
utility of lightning rods. Every high
house at any Fate, should be furnished
with one; and it isa great sale guard to
city 70 have high steeples with conduc-
tors. Themost common and serious er.
rors IN putting up these rods is, that they
are not inserted deep enangh in the earth.
They should be inserted several feet
and lead away from the foundation OF the
building.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
This is to give y otice.

TEyHAT the subscriber, has obtained
,. from the honorab Die theOrpbans' Court
of Charles county, in Maryland, Letters OF
Administration on the personal estate Of
Joseph Edelen, late OF the said county,
decea ed All persons having claims a.
ganst the said deceased, are hereby warns
ed TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
9Th day OF Dec. next, they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all uentGt OF said
deceased's estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
June, Ammo Domini, 1924 All persons
indebted 10 the said deacesseds, estate, are
required to make immediate payment.
LUKEF, JAMESON, Admir-.
juue 22 law3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
BAL TIMORE CITY COURT,
June Term. I804-

STATE, VERSUS JAMES NJ CULLnUGH.
lwo lndictmenlswe preferred against
the prisoner, one Tor passing two counter
feit hty dollar Bank notes, Of The Farmers
and Mechanics Bank OF PHILADELPHIA.
knowing them to be counterfeit, and the
other Tor passing eighty four counterfeit
halt dollars oil the coin OF the u. Stales.-
The same Jury was empannelled aud
sworn TO try ooin The indictments together,
on Friday morning last, and they were oC-
copied the whole OF that day III hearing
the testimony produced on both sides -
On Saturday morning the prisoner did not
appear on account OF hurt occasioned by
a tall from his horse. on Friday night -
As the prisoner had gwen bail tot his ap.
pearance, the court being satisfied OF the
situation OF the prisoner, adjourned that
day 10 meet on Monday morning, when
the prisoner appeared }. II batrobe,
Esq junior Counsel tor the State, opened
the case TO The Jury. and was followed by
Cha 5 Dorsey, J. ID. Learned, and
fhoma Jennings, Esquires on the part of
the prisoner. The case was concluded by
Elias Glenn Esq. who appeared instead OF
the Attorney Gen raj Al quarter past
eight O'Clock, last night, the jury retired
about fifteen minutes, and returned the
verdict of gully on each Indictment.
We understand that an exception has
been taken by the prisoners council to
the opinion Of the Court on the first in
dictment, as TO the legality OF permitting
book entitled Laws OF Pennsylvania, to
be read IN evidence, in order TO establish
the charter OF the Farmers and Mechsn-
les Bank OF Philadelphia. A motion has
also been made tor new Trial.
But. Fed. Guz.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
1lEHrNING-

Troy, n, Y. June 90 On Wedpes-
uay 10 the afternoon, a thu0der cloud
passed over this city, charged 10 an unu
Nal degree With the electric fluid, 1t
sailed very low, and IN ITS passage IT
i sTSucS lbe Presbyterian Meeting House.
reas Guiding was saved from ruin by lis
'salnlng rod. The electric fluid passed
io"n tue rod 10 its insertion 10 the earth;
Iu' mere lberod being inserted through a
orCS pavement only few inches IN The
ground, and The ground being dry and the
s''css wet, part OF the fluid passed 10 TWO
susams along the branches OF the pave>
,Iens 10 Two gates kept shut by heavy IRON
saa'aS aud balls, where it tore Oft the Ca
."iss OF Tue gate posts and went into the
s. m' while The other PART oil the tiuld that
te%ae Gown the rod drawn towards the
10y Of the Meeting House by large iron
1--WE, Standing just on the inside at The
4u o' a side aisle, aud not more than ten
~, - ieet from the loot oi'ihe Iod, passed
M Vusa Inc .underpinning o. the builds ing,
y y n'cnga The floor, and leaping upon Tue
S No. ran along the pipe which extends
Ss The pulpit about so feet in nearly
slSsOilIonsal direction, till il came to the
w. oU ~ where the pipe bends up to pass o.
~, tue gallery and cut through the roof.
lSn,n n.s eioow, the fluid lett the pipe, aud
/ 49,. I = along the iron brace that stretches
ea, ION one OF the pillars that sustain the
passal and on which the pipe rests,
ss;t1 S The pillar, rending the pipe
WENT and disappeared in the esIb
mes " -: startling peal that sccompa-
nush -. n's Terrible discharge OF fluid; SO
ssa mat some persons in The vicinity
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01

correctness of this opinion TO The extent
stated, though we believe the clergy all
those attached to the old system may be
10 tavoroi him. TbeyEike monarchy il
any shape -iu fact the government OF
lurbite wasstated to be the government OF
the Church and cot OF the people, and il is
but natural topresume he, would be well
received by those 80 deeply interested in
bis success.
The Editor of the Liverpool Mercury
u the gisi uitimo, asks-.What has Mr.
Canning been doing to permit this mush.
room Emperor to carry from England the
means o. producing a bloody warfare in a
country,in the tranquility of which the
commerce OF England is so much Interests
ed. = Bali. Fed. Gaz.
Ertrdct of letter from Buenos .4yres
.apr,i 5.
we have new Governor here General
Los Herss, brave and faithful soldier.
and a worthy man.
The news from Lima is bad; but nv a
letter transmitted 10 me from young Mr.,
ffeVost, u appears not to be so untavora-
bic as at first represented. Bolivar is still
al ruxIlo, with near $1,000 men. The
royal forces are said by some TO amount
to $4,000, though by others 10 not more
than 10 600. The Franklin sailed
in great haste on receiving The news, from
Valparaiso tor Calao, the seaport OF Lii,
ma. have great confidence 10 Bolivar
The Gazette Mercantl Advertiser de
Buenos Ayres. Of May I'd, contains the
following notice of the shipwreck of the
brig Integrity:
The American brig Integrity, Captain
Rathbone, with 1000 barrels of -four, con.
signed to Mr. John c Zimmerman. which
sailed from Baltimore ia January, and from
Rio de Janeiro in the last OF March. ground,
ed on Indian Point on Sunday the 95th Of
the past month, the wind being strong from
the south east Fearing The entire deslruc-
ton OF The vessel, tue captain and crew
cut away the mass, and escaped TO shore,
but recovering after a time rom their ire.
pldstIon, despatched four OF their number
70 take charge OF the brig and cargo On
Saturday al midday, The captain and he
rest OF the crew arrived here by land, and
about the same hour they found in the K Q
de barreCas, the tour men who bad been
lett to take care Of the vessel, carving
with them box Of silks the private ven
ture OF the captain, and other articles
which II is suspected they wished 10 APP
proprIate 10 themselves.
Launches have been ordered out to save
the vessel and cargo it possible.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
FlREAT BOSTON

BALrlMoRE, June ga sip from our
correspondent of the Boston Daily Adver
User informs, that on "Wednesday night
between II and I2 O'Clock a fire broke
out in FIVE story brick building, in Salem
street, near Christ Church, occupied by
Messrs. i. I'll. Carter& Co as a Type and
Stereotype Boundary, and Printing Esta-
blishmeat, and by Mr. J Roberts, as a
Book Bindery. The root and upper sio
lywere entirely destroyed, and the fourth
story was considerably burnt. The three
lower stories were saved from injury oy
The FIRE, The Foundery contained large
amount OF property. The power presses,
built by Mr.. Treadwell, aud owned by
Messrs, Carriers, were entirely destroyed
alarge amount OF stereotype plates, and
type, belonging also to them, and a great
amount of book and paper stock, belong
ing to Messrs. Cummings, HlllIaFd &
70 and number OF other booksellers was
either destroyed or greatly injured. The
value OF properly destroyed Is tho't to a.
mounts TO so or 5000 dollars Among
me works which bave suffered, were Sc
Vera volumes OF Danes Digest, the Sc
SOnd edition of DIR BigeIow Plants o.
boston and vicinity, part OF the edition of
I !ae july nunb-r OF the North American
heslew, the publication oil which will be
uelayed few days, the Boston Journal.
a. The United States Literary Gazette.
Inc nre is supposed TO have caught from
que Of the furnaces for castings in tue fifth
story OF t6e bWlding.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01

We are informed by very respectable
commercial house III this city, extensively
engaged IN the cotton business, that the
state of Alabama alone, will draw from
her consignees here, after settling all ar
rearsges upwards of one million seUea
hundred thousand dollars in specie, tor
last years crop. If this sum be drawn
by one state, what must be the amount re-
celved by the citizens throughout the val
ley OF the mississippi, for the immense
surplus OF their industry? Let those TO
the east who affect scarcely 10 know us,
answer this question.
Louisiana Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
Office.

Supersntendent's Office, Jane g9. .
CEALED proposals will be received
pby the subscriber until the lst day OF
July next, for building circular tonnel
on Henry. from King 10 Prince street. 10
be built OF good hard brick. three feet in
the clear. to be finished in reasonable
time, and in substantial and Workman o
like manner, JAMES CARSON, S. p
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01

s,owii horse, about 8 years old
enc s. trots and canieFs. lhey are 10 Inc
ss,sping Of Dir. Kigewsy'
,,,,.s,rsToSs JUICE 23.- Yesterday,
Daley. free man Of color, who
s1ss om Rhode Island, was tried before
v Of Magistrates and Freeholders,
no recently entered the state Sc.
VI me contrary TO the Act ofIhe Les
t; ;.I,,Ne. he having 10 April last received J
"a s.;,l warning. under the provisions OF
1 !. Act. never again to appear within the
i'p ssssr, Courtenay and McCreedy APP
"a" IA 90 COUNSEL fol- the prisoner. and
pea'fg alms9, Solicitor OF the South Caro-
~, Association, oD behalf of the prosecu-
iy The defence Of the prisoner was. that
~ an Indian, and Therefore. not sub
DC 70 The operation of the ACT; bat the
ls being satisfied from the evidence
IO'' 10 Was of negro descent, land mu-
,u, ,a 10 individually is from Inspection
e."",sneed him to corporal punishment by
'sbooing, with was promptly inflicted
WIZ, +;n nndeI the direction OF the Sheriff
o !. o'clock 10 the afternoon OF yesterday
- :, he work house.
" s6 aid ne, after leaving the state again
, . he will be liable to be again tried
md, I'D whipped, and 50 on as ioag as be corr
, s"n 10 violate The act
N.w .RausswIcK, June 60 The trial
!, Nm. N. Solomon, indicted as accessa
81 :, u the murder of Mrs. Maria Stout in
I,ou,,y last came on before Chief Justice
sTa;s.snatrick. and Associates. at the Oyer
nd Nd Termner for MiddIesex, on Monday
10 copnsel TOR The State, Joseph w. Scott,
.so District Attorney, assisted by Smith
Scudder, esq
~ Counsel tor the prisoner, George Wood,
,nd C. L, Harbepbergh, eqrs.
An Interesting and novel question pre-
.snied itself in the inciplent stage of this
,,;,l IN consequence of Josiah Stout, jr.
,be principal, having committed suicide.
The caunsel on he part the prisoner,
maintained that the trial of an accessory
eoule moi take place until after the con-
yiciion of The principal. This doctrine
was admitted by the Counsel Tor the State.
hat they denied the universally OF the
rule, and urged the necessity OF lepar-
lure from il in the peculiar case before the
Court. After considerable discussion, and
cling variety OF cases by the respective
COUNSEL, 10 support OF their several posi-,
lions. The court decided ihalth trial should
proceed s4.
may, however, be proper &c remark,
that the Chief Justice dissented from the
opinion Of a majority oil the Court, aud
maintained both before aud in bls charge
tOlhe jury. the incompetency OF the Court
10 try The prisoner.
The trial occupied the Court until We'd
pesdsy, when the jury retired, and after
being oat short time, brought in YER
dict OF NOT gully.
The counsel engaged in this cause dis
played zeal, learning and eloquence,
honorable TO them and TO the New Jersey
bar. Times.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-01
Land Agency in Kentucky.

q
ESHE subscriber having acted for six
Il years past as an agent Tor a number
Of non resident ;andhDiders in Kentucky,
takes this opportunity TO inform them and
others who may have an occasion tor an
agent in that line, that any Commun!ca
ton they wish to make 10 this agent, will
find him at Leesburg till the end of August
next, and afterwards at RusselIville, Lo-
gan county, Kentucky Non residents
under present circumstances, will ind It
their interest to have taxes paid, lands
prooessioned and occupied by tenants,
debts collected, &c. Business committed
to this agent will be attended TO on mode.
rate terms.
JOHN LITTLEJOHN.
References r. |. Taylor and E. l.
Lee, Esquires, Alexandra, d. c. George
Graham, Commissioner of General Land
Office, Washington; Peter V. Daniel,
Richmond, Va.
June 26 1aw9t*
The National Intelligencer and Rich
mond Enquirer will please insert the a.
bove once week times and send their
accounts Immediately to this Office.