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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
NEW GROCERY.

EOSEPH A. WEED (recently Of the firm Of Ro. II. Gnn
- Co) has taken the store doors above the Bell
Tavern where he has hand and intends keeping gem
eral assortment OF GROCERIES, selected particularly for
Ie'ai"g incuding some superior old Wines Teas and Lii
quors.
Ills friends and the public generally respectfully
bic prices.
Every article offered shall be pure imported and with
nui adu!,eration.
. March so. tO7-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
JAILOR'S NOTICE

w IS committed TO the Jail of the town OF PETERSBURG
w On the 25'h day of November last as n runav,y
4 negro man, who calls himself HARRISON CROKfR-Ie
Is 'eei inches high brown compexon large nose thick
ups, pleasing countenarce stnors in his shoulders Ip,
walking, has scar his left eilnw, and had ON nnr
pe coat gh mixed hnmospun panialoonS; and SAYS hr is
n iIee man, aud was raised in the county SoutIa,pe
ne about 10 or 20 years Of The owner (f an, there
requested to come warh, prove his property paw
charges and take him away, will he dealt w n, b,
law directs. ROtiER MAIrOnV J,ito,
February % -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
THOMAS 1'RIPI,EI"T

ATTORNEY IT L3U, FRANKFORT, CKEY)
W. III attend te Federal State holden
W place nnd will undertake the collection of n,nrsy,
he investigation OF land claims where la Ken,ucEy
Fer Information refers in Members Of Congress irom
hat state, 20 some of wi4m he is personally known.
February 10. I'm
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NtlNIi'h,-

X t3e effects and claims of lhe late, Arm Of Ed,nnnd
- Iavlnr Co. have been tram errcd and asSgneiio
nv deed from John ryirr the surviving partner,
ng date the i5 Drcemhers G23 for purposes sci
i"rth, ana recorded IN The office of the Hastings
The city eft Ricmnr" Those indebted the said
are requested 10 make immediate payment the
signed, who alone is authorized settle tine
WILLIAM GILLIAr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
SEALED PROPOSALS

k1TlLL he received until the 10Th day of Apr next for
w loan of Si0OO00, in pursuance the L.
g>i iure Of Virginia passed the of the pres Mt
month ~iOOOO0 of the sum TO ~ borrowed Jr ga
the conclusion OF the and the residue quarter
yearly instruments OF less Than SfnOOO1 hut f the
warts OF the James River Company should require
end of any quarter greater than coo dollars
greater snm shall be demandahIe "a notice OF 80
days The proposals above mentioned will he received by
the Governor President Of the James River COMPANY
and will be opened the 9b day April aforesaid in
The presence of the company the bidders OF The
loan may choose attend.
N .c,,. II. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

rJIulS well known estate In the county of Chesterfield
Il Virginia, and within y miles nf Richmond Is offered
for sale lease. IN Ut part will DC received iu
Western lands One of tie pr0prieors will he
on the premises in the vicinity. from the ist Of May until
The ias Of June next. CHARLES RALLY.
Aprii2. iO8-iiJe RANDOLPH HALEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
NkGROES FOR SALE.

WILL be sold ~ the highest bidder for cash, NJ the
w Bowling Green Monday The 18th April, II being
Caroline cOHrtday two likely young negru belonging
70 the estate Of William Minor teased.
WARNER W. MINOR, Admir-
II viii rive dollars per month 20 strong active
negro men, 20 work James River Canal. Dover
Mills, Gonchsnd. ". w MINOR.
April F2t
MUflCk y hereby gwen. hst ai the cell, in The Iunar
Hospital IN the CITY nj Williamsburg occupied
tbtt paGrs. NAH 70 MALE will ~ recegrd
the said hrspita anil Of Ire said cells vacant
Due notice ~ whith wiz he given.
by order OF tho Court at Directors.
, LEONARD HENLEY, &C. u.
Jpiy 70, is.3 2q-6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
Rector of ST. Patrick's Church.
Washington City, March29, 1921.

The Legislature, Of the State Of PEYHsYry,SIA
closed is annual Session Tuesday last Prev,onq
I" the adjournment &C; WAS passed Tor continuing
on certain conditions, The charters of the following
hanks, which would have expired within year,
viz
4" Carlisle Bank, Bank OF Chamhersturg, Bank
Of Chester county, Commercial Bank OF Pennsylva-
MIA, Bank Of Delaware coun'y, Eoson Bank, Far
Lancaster, Bank of Germnnlown Bank of Geuys-
burg, Harrisburg Bank, Bank Of Pirisburg, LancHs-
ter Bank, Mechanics Bank Of The city and county
nj Philadrlph'a, hlonongahcla Bank Of Brownsville
Schuylkiil Bank in the city OF Philadelphia, West
morel,nd Bank Of Pennsylvania, York Bank, Far
mers Bank Of Reading, and the Farmers and Me-
chaniC's Bank"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

rb" following ,riiii'e y due tn the vniumc CT beau
,iiui poetry which Nj. MGreery has publiShed.lEn7
vouur oi melodies the wUrtlS cnmpu>c'l y Mr. john
M'rrrcrv of Nichuou aud the late Nj. john burke.
a"hnr "i tue history at Virginia. has been lately publish
cd 10y the turer gentleman each accompanied with
the musical notes. These gentlemen born in the
Green le whence they long since migrated tn this land.
Their parnke o an enthusiastic lave OF liberty,
confined To the soil oi their BIRTH but happily shared
with that vt their adnption. RI" plan that of new words
old Irish airs The poetry of SIR MCresry is we'll know
tnthr readers oi"nr puhc io1rnas his American STAR
has place in nearly every selection NJ patriotic his
American Tar, although, believe quiic aiiii-
mr. y M inferior To- the hr'ercan Star As urssr
specimen OF the work alluded TO weselect the folio wing.
". \. .fn,sT.l MiKI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

VA A. committee, 20 tue Jail al Preston county, on he
~ "'n J"nuu last - runaway, n negro man " ho
clils riM,cH WILLIAM SHELTON aud saws that he is
years old of dark c"u-xnn aud about six 6eet nob -
ne owner at said negro is requested come forward
he will be dealt with as the law directs.
kingwool. Alarrh @ lnlNniss. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
Ertrdct Of letter from Gen. IL FaysAe, 10 his El
ceiiency Cor. EusfiS.

ceiiency Cor. EusfiS.
--" Bnt here stands The power Of the Unifed
Stairs, happily free from European conneciions and
covering under iis gigantic shield the INDFpFH-
DEFCE and REPUBLICAN, IIBERTIEs of every Co.
lumbar nauon. The Message Of The PREsIpRYT
has produced on the European part Of The world y
most HONORABLE, digniGed and useful impression
! enjoyed IT, not only American parrot, hut
also for the sake of the general cause Of mankiud.
IN which for political civilization, honesty aud stea-
dIness The UnIted States hold = rank so superior 10
every othrr human aggregation
" am, with all my heart your old sincere friend
LA FAYETTE" .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

CoTlssiansTs Office, Gloucester The parties interested
Coif-fhoitss, March -, 1924. bpreb, notified tatI
nave appointed Thursday the 10ih av June next a.
lhe COURT ON whichdny at 10 O'Clock A. NJ they are re-
1ured 10 attend mt this Office with such evidence as may he
necessary 10 support their several preiensi"ns. '
HNrii = lO2--W8w TIL. AMORV (.or,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
.emuel II. Tliddick and Martin Sumo.

y. ''11'I,VN INV NIdIVHh SNinPi IeI's.
The Defendant Lcmuel H. I;itdck nat havinp .p.ri
ms appearance ana given security according act nj
Assembly i"d The rules Of This court and il b
satisfactory evidence that he is inhabitan of this
country lS ordered" that the said defesdap appear
here the first da, ext term and nm, yr The XXI,
ne plaintiff and that co.. this order be farthwL in
s"re' IN s"rir newspaper publ he'd in the city OF Rich
m"nd for Two months and posted at fine from,
door OF The cauirol in the said civ. ~ '
=. y col"-reStc, Wan. W. HENING, G.. c.
Narch -, I06-N Sw"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

The defendants Joseph Raruct and Roscy his wife no,
having entered their appearance given security accor
ing the assembly and the rnirs nj his conri and
appearing 10y satisfactory evidence are no mi an
i'anis OF this country; IL is ordered the said d,snd
ants 10 appear here the r day the next term and
"nsscc the b'i of tire plaintiffs thai COPY OF his
order ne orihwh inserted in newspaper published In
the city Of Richmond, for months saccesvpy and
posted al the rnt door OF tie Capitol ,he sail civ
copy-reste, WA. w. HENING. g. O.
harch 20 lO6-wGvh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
TIRE pUGLE HAS SOUNDED.
ruNE-Laagoiee.

The bnge has sounded the h"r>e nriehs loudly,
Iapniienily prances and spurns the delay:
The ware iors press ir~ and the banners proudly,
fhe rising sun smiles or the galisnt array.
Bur all WHO'S she with the lOsse .ressss inwing;
Tier cheek pale " ith red currents glowing;
Her white in haste round Young warrior throwing
And seems 10 iupore him moment stay.
A unther-Shc urges her to danger,
Not shun the fierce InPnan. though valiant he be;
To dare the rude conflict, his counry's a,enger
And conqusr, fall with the brave and the free
&nericn long shall thy liberties flourish,
While thus thy fair daughters the bo spirit cherish,
Which rouSesiliy youth, Ia conquer perish,
Aud neSe: incline TO tyrant the knee.
CoME, ,Tu0U Spite.
TUNE--Psgsy Ban.
Come thou >SPrii" from mountain airy!
leave thy haen:s hilinck green;
Come. aud aiy lovely Mary,
Lin" ct,nriHg fairy queen.
S.eernY in ynn rosy hover.
Near that busy hahhling stresm:
]iv swiftlv, size ihe lucky hour
Gently Iningle with her dreau
Ee1 >lunId Il bea dream OF lave
hilshing rose lcaf. straight prepare,
And with feather iIOn, the dove
Or! Write the charming visgn there
Thrn keep it in your bosom warm,
TO me on rapid picinns move;
Pre>S'd an heart III wear the charm.
And il shall he mt chEIt ct love.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

rs pe""''' t O9 tbe molten Of The
Francis Willing. appellee. slaves in controversy in
h"ards 20 pass his claim for supporting said ives
&c and u beng suggested that the sheriff had the
sNd slaves ut nor white IN his possession adia+
ordered and dfcreed, that Of the o This
for inquire what the probable expense Of surpnrtng
Sn slaves white they is the hands said Sheriff
anu hty Were empioved by The said sheriff hist they
were IN his posses iu then the said soner dre~i
ed Z" ascertain what was the value Of their With
account the sad commissioners directed TO report ia, the
in order decree But The question nf Iiai
I' tor The costs Of maintenance of the said lnot
!" e affected by his order, the intending hereafter 10
fix that liability where IL should properly rest.
copy--Teste, ED CHRISTIAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

M",iey deyea'ed 'the Elizshet Motley in her own
''sii and Thomas Alocy and NaIanie Motley and Hen
~ sugar adlrFs OF Henry MnIley deed, Luns,rd nlo
lew Hoofr' 5 N5ucy, and SilasM so'-, Elizabeth Mot
lY' adnih "' Anir"w Il Mndsy lerrls Ann Andrews
i"rtnerN NniFS Joseph Barnett his VII. f,r
mfti' ail,leS Lr~y bonware and Fanny lis vile, for
nrTy hnlleV CLANCY Henshaw and Polly his wife for.
maEy Motley; EdDItrd r. one OF the Executor. Of
John Richardson admcr nj Catharine his lake VIE for
merry Mo'ityi Hrd Elizabeth DrqEG"s formerly Motley
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

" iRUiNlA: AT rules holden tie clerk, Ollie, ~
Superior Court at Chancery the Richmond tslric,
the 18Th dav of March, 1924:
Jesse Snrc'l assignee OF no Sneed, PIT
Apnnsf -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

" lRiI Ia AZ tprs, huirI IL
eHperrr Court of Chancery for the Richn,opd Die,
irci, ho I9th dsy March I82i-- ~
Jhhn Motley, Reharr Motley and William Motley Pits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
Plaintiff,

NJ GINA 80 vi; At Rules hul-n The CieTk's Office
Z" ihe Superior Cont Of CanceTy holden Staupton
on the first Monday in August,
J"hh nelson, Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

~ 40 Ccnni;i"d TO the jain euricu county ON the
JoiiN "ohtHi SOY, and was by order nj Iietrico
c'uht court %" the 9Th OF January is2 ordered
nlitted The said John Robertson is ahout 10
wars 90 ana Vrty black, FIVE fee, five nchc, high
slo. e' OF very pleasing counenance, and when spoken
l" mas peculiar way ct winAing lis eyes.
The owner t said runaway, il! any there be- Is bere,
take him away me VIII he de1 win as the law drgcts
. JOHN L. TATE. d. s.
EHrlN 4 c LII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

Commissioner Andesson's Office,
Williamsburg. Esd Feb. 1924.
have appointed the twenty eighth day of April nexi 70
carry the foregoing order oto effect which day by MIN
O'Clock A. NJ the parties required 10 attend
nj this Office with their books papers, and viii
copies OF the court papers and with this order
RIO. ANDERSON, Com
February 26. ae-weu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

4 NCilANUEitt-in Ai~r.in County CLERKS Office De-
Il cember 1898 Ni &C
Thomas Mumford and John G. Ill., merchants and mar,
nerS, trading under the firm OF Mumlori X HILL pts
Against
Coleman nearen aud William Dearpn D.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

NM Ao ctUimitd tn the iai i.rr.rry no
w ~ instant, negro man who calls himself SAM
TAYLOR, I'VE feet I'VE inches high made hns smnll
scar on his upper lip, pleasant had an
committed, blue cln coat, nSey T,u,aloons narsec
vest, TOW shirt shoes Stockings and IN old fur
hat Tive sa! runaway says he belongs TO Mr.. w hiIe
living near Knoxville Tennessee that his master ur-
chased I'm htout t"o from Mr.. ThTaser,
LUunonn county. virginia. The rrna,y ay is
requested 90 come forward prove property pay ch rges
and lake him away otherwise III he dealt with rs die
directs. PETER GAIDHEu Taller
MHrtinSbuTg, Nov q. 1928 sO-wI9,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

w as committed % 'G jan 81 'iroiIo county, tie
w i2.h oi November 1873, as runaway, negro mnn
named LEN, Who himself 10 he the prop.rtv az
Martha Cooke of the county Of Albrmnrle: runaway
hbnn urty years old black, five six inc HIS -h
no visible mark had when committed n coat OF
keT,ey cloth, brown cloth pannonnS and black wool
IN" owner OF said runaway is hereby required
forward prove property, charges take away
he WI! be dealt with the law directs.
. JOHN l.. TATE, u. s.
mnrcl q IN5-wI2W For & Ii Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

w AS comw,tied To the Jail Ienrilu county on n,
~ lolh OF January 1924, muia'tp boy named DICK
Who states hin-iito be the property of Mrs Siras> hi
was hired the last year 20 r Keith living IN Clarn,tt
vile The said runaway about fifteen wears old nd very
HNelN had on When corsuiite roundabout coat and
panta'o"uS mnde. OF casinpt cloth
The owner OF said runaway hereby required come
forward prove property, pay charges take him AWAY
or lac will be dent with as the law directs.
JOHN T.. TATE, n &.
Morch-J lOo-wl2N For WIN PRICE. 5. IL q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

" - Ma: Ata Superior CouII OF ChaHcfry held in
Niiian'.i'nrg, The 2Sd dav uf January, 1874
lsahela O. Stnbhs, anpeI!nnIl On the nori,n Of Ire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
Plaintiff

NlkGlNtA: dulles hnlden IN IN Ciefk( Office of lie
Suefi"r C"tr ~ Chancery for the Richmond district
the ~ day sc Mafch, f82f--
William, Duvai, adm'or Of William Price deed, Pit
Henry Banks m.
The defendant nor hsviNg entered his appearance and
given seeufIy according 10 The of Ases~ly and The
rules oi this and happening ny satisfactory evidence
tni be IS not nhahifsut Of this country IL oricrei
hat The SAIL defendant do appear here f~ enh %
TIE next Term and answer supplemental b NJ te plain
@ nud ihai copy of this order forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IN the city of Richmond Tor
a'nhs 'lreesfcv, aud posted at the front Of ic
a c"py-Teste, WIZ. W. HFNISG. G.. G.
hPa fO3--w8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

Nie
appearance amt given security According the act OF M
s"n,y aud the roles OF this tuur apprarin 10 o.
satisfaction OF the court that he is uinbant Of NH,
c"hhhweaIlhi on the muti"n of the plaintiffs by the,r
c"nhse Is ordered that the said Coleman Dearcn nnne
mere on the ourh Thursday in March ans, er ,b
Oh, o hr 'nnh', ana that c-py at ,hs order b- forth
with published in spa pcIs ~
the ci'y OF RcbinUnd for months nntL,
another copy bc posted the front door Of the
uf this county on iwn successive DAYS.
copy-Teste, WM. Z. WHITE @ a r.
February 70. oS-wavs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

NlkGlNiA; Al rnI'S, hniden in The clei r. Office
snrrr,or Court OF Chancery for the Richmond Dis
irici, the 18th day OF March 1924:
Cadwallader Jones, Pr.
Against
Edwin Land. and Thomas Watkins nrns.
The defendant Edwin Land not having entered his sp
pearanCe and given security according the Of Assem-
bly, aud the rules OF this and il appearing by
factory evidence, that I've is nha6an this
try ~ Is ordered TINT the said defendant o appear
ou the hrst day OF the and the hill
plaintiff aud that copy of this order he forthwith
serted IN some newspaper published in the city
mond, Tor two months SuccesiveJy and posted
door at The capitol in the said rity
copy-Tcste, WM. w. HENING. c. G. .
MarCh -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

Defendants
On the motion Of the complainant, leave given him TO
substitute the Of Richard A. Rsou in the room of
Alfred a. Risen; and the defendant Richard A. ion moi
having entered his appearance and given
ing 80 the of the General Assembly and the .ues Of
court and appearing the satisfaction the court thai
Ia" IS not inabtaBt this motion of The
complainant bv counsel, Is ordered that the
Richard A. RsOn DO appear here The Monday in Tune
next ard answer the compliments bill aud that cepy M
this order he forthwith inserted in some one of The nr
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond for two
Successyely and also posted the front door nf the court
house of this
cOpy-Tese, JOHN DANIEL, Jr. n. @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

IN ClhNCERY.-Ata court held for Cumberland county
4 the 18th day Of February, 1921
Jacob BTansiord Complainant
Against
Alfred a. Rson, Lewis Leath and James d. Anderson,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09
SIR ALTERED.

Curles, Feb 19,fs24.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

March, 1824- my "
Robert Haskins John stra,ron adnor Of Edward Cioo,c
Decreased, aud Peer j. Brnnch well on behalf Of them
serves as other creditors OF Harry IIeh deceased who hall
49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-09

CoMMfss1OSERs OFFICER The creditor, Of The IS.
R"hmo"d Narch 26, 1929 tate of Harry lieth dec'd
VIII please take nutice, that have appointed the 9Th
Of MAY textio aie their claims against the said
or before Which day, they required 10 produce Them
etoe me, property authenticated, my 0ce 10 this city
10 enable 10 report the The court directed 10
the aforpgning order. AMOS LADD, NC.
Mnrch 80 IfI1--ut,u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-08

The engrossed bill 10 provide for the
opening and laying out a road from Men-
phis, in Tennessee, 10 Little Rock, IN ihe
Territory oil Arkansas, was read Sd time.
Mr.. Conway, TO shew that the present
vas no novel application to Congress, re-
ferred to a series OF acts making appropria-
tons for similar objects. He enumerated
also several grants OF money tor the repair
Of roads in several parts OF the frontier -
He was far from complaining OF this liberia
lity 70 olhers-all ne asked was proper
participation by the Territory be repre-
septed. That territory was Insulated 10
its situation; With population OF but So
600 white inhabitants, il contained from
40 10 $4,000 Indians. From various IN
dica,ions OF uneasiness among the latter,
there was a general anticipation Of another
Indian war, twelve or eighteen months
hence, possibly sooner. Without such a
road, il would be impossible to transport
troops aud munitions of war into that Ter.
ritory to any effect. What they asked Tor
was military and post road. The Uni
ted States owned within that Territory
more than fifteen millions Of acres OF land,
which could not come to market tor want
of road to get TO it. He had, besides
been informed both by the Secretary of
War and The Quartermaster General, that
the delay of mails to and from the Terrific.
ry was so great that 20 returns had been
received in proper time, il at all; The pro-
posed road would remove this evil and ia
cilitate the communication with govern.
meDt.
Mr. lsaacs. of Tennessee, advocated
the bill at considerable length, dwelling
on the facilities it would furnish to emf
grafton, and TO the protection OF the Ter,
ritory, on The importance of the Terrific.
tory as part OF our frontier towards lex
as. aud the policy OF obtaining for i: SUBJ
stantial and speedy population.
Mr. Conway, perceiving that some mem
members seemed to ieel hesitation res
pec,ins the bill, as proposing road which
began its course in Tennessee, moved to
recommit it, with Instructions so 10 amend
the bill, as to provide for the roads
commencing within the Territory Of Ar
kansas. at a point on the west bank OF the
Mississippi, opposite to Memphis.
Mr.. Trimble thought that there was no
necessity for this, If q better road, and
cheaper, might be obtained by passing FOL
a lew miles within the state of Tennessee.
Some further conversation took place.
when the bill was recommitted.
! The engrossed bill to authorize the lay
ing on. and opening of certain public road:
10 the territory OF Florida, was read third
time, passed, and sent to the Senate iol
concurrence. Adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-08
SHIPWRECK.

NORFOLK, Jan. 2.--from Captain
Warrock, who arrived hero yesterday.
in the Brit. Brig Atlantic, Capt. Bell.
from Demerara, we learn that the Brit,
brigautine Admiral Fable, which sailed
from Wilmington, N, c. 10th ultimO,
bound to Antigua, laden with slaves,
naval stores, rice. lumber, SO was up.
set in a squalI from the N. E. on tho
10Th ult. in lat. 81, N. long %, w. The
supercargo, Mr. James Hill, of Ants
qua, and one Of the crew were lost
The crew remained on tho wreck 5
days, without any provisions or water,
when they were fortunately fallen in
with by the brig Milford. SANFORD,
from st. Kits bound TO Milford, who
treated them with every kindness.
They remained on board the NJ. until
the Goth Dec. when they were taken on
board the brig Atlantic, Capt. Bell,
reported under our marine head. Capt.
Warrock, in behalf o. himself & crew,
offers his grateful Acknowledgements
to Captains Sanford and Bell, for
their humane attention to them, whilst
on board their vessels. Herald.