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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
District of Columbia,
Alexandria Comfy, Set.
May Term, 1924.
IN CHANCERY.
July Is
John Allison, Complainant,

John AlilS00, Complainant,
AGAINST
Thomas Darne, Simon Dsrne, George
Darne, William Brosdwater and feggy
bis wife, Allen Scott and Polly his wife,
Jsnnet Darue, aud Belinda Darne; the
said Thomas, Simon, George, Peggy,
Polly and Jsnnet being the children and
heirs at law, and the said Belinda being
the widow Of Thomas Darne. late OF
Alexandra county, deceased, Dgen.
dants.
THE defendants, Thomas Darue, Geo.
l. Darne, William Broadwater and Peg
~ his wife, and Allen Scott and Polly bis
wife, not having entered their appearance
TO this suit, and given security according
to The statute and the rules Of this Court;
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court upon affidavit fled, that the said
Thomas Darne. George Darne, William
Broadwater and Peggy his wife, and Al.
len Scott and Polly bis wife, are not in
hab,ants of the District OF Columbia On
the motion OF the complainant by bis coun-
sci, it is ordered that The said Thomas
Darne, George Darpe, William Broad~s-
ter and Peggy bis wife, and Allen Scott
and Polly his wife, do appear here on the
LIST cay of next Novenb term, and enter
their appearance to this suit, and give se-
curity for performing the decree of the
Court; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue
cessively 10 one of the public newspapers
published in the town OF Alexandra, and
that copy be also posted at the front
door of The Court House Of said county.
A Copy.
Teste, EDM. /. LEE, G {.
July Is Pm
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District Of Columbia.
CounfY of .Ale1andraa. 10 wl

County Of Alerandraa. 10 apif.
Samuel Suowden has applied TO the hoo.
William Cranch, Chief Judge OF The United
States circuit court OF the District of Co.
lupbia 10 be discharged from imprison-
meat. under the act tor the relief OF lusol.
vent debtors within the District of Colum.
bia, ON the 18th day of August, instant, at
9 O'Clock, A. NJ. al the courthouse in A
iexandris, when and where his creditors
are required to attend <. |. LEE, &C.
aug 7 st
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district Of Columbia,
County of Alerandrsa, 10 u's
, Nv Germ l324.-23d day.

COUNTY, or .dIfTunUTfHs, ~ 49,
Nav Term, 24.-23d day.
IN CHANCERY.
1o,, r.. Ladd. John Wheelwrigbf, ah9
10 Joseph 3. Laid, joint merchants aDa
9 9o in trade under the firm OF
Iohn II Laid T. Co, Complasnanfs,
AGAINST
,ohn A. Jones and Lloyd Logan' Deten'
ysyHE defendant John A. Jones not bav-
i ing entered his appearance, ana gwen aa
security according to the statute ana fu'es
of the Court; and it appearing 10 the sa-
tisfaction of The Court upon athdavi'shieo'
that the said John A. Jones IS not an m
habi,ant of the District of Columbia: On
nation Of the coppIaiDants by their coun
sell il IS ordered that the said John a.
ZONES do appear here on the LIST Gay OF
nsxt November term, and enter bis APP
pearance to this sLit.ssnd give security
for performing the DEGREES OF me Go4r''
and that the other defendant, LLOYD Lo'
gan, do not pay away, convey or secie.e
the debts by him owing 10, or The estate
ar effects 10 bis hands belonging TO Inc
said absent defendant, John A. Jsnes, un'
iii the further order or decree OF TINS
Court; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published tor two months sue
cessiveIy in one of the public newspaper;
printed in the town of Alexandra, ann
that copy be also posted at the front door
Al tho Court House of said county.
A Copy.
Teste, EDA.I |. LEE, y. ~.
July IL lawzo
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

He who is a stranger to these plea
sures fthe imagination is denied a
rich boon of existence; life to him is
irremediably wearlsoIne; actual JOY
alone can elevate him; when it ceases
to elevate, his mind is dark and I'm.
operative, save with remorse or re-
ra.et. The bitterness Of life is felt
without it's antidote.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
Removal.
Mr., M42GARET GdRNEh

Mrs. .W.1RfIHHE 4 U.1Is!! III
ETAS removed 10 the eom,ponious mouse
Ill on Prince-srree,, (iormerly kept as a
house of entertainment, next door 10 the
Farmers Bank, which she has lifted up ID
a handsome style for the reception oil com
pany. She intends being provided wHh
all the delicacies of the season, nroc
ft-Ten or twelve genteel BOAhDhho
can be accommodated, on terms suited 10
,tie times. july EFT
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
District of Columbia |
County Of .dlerGndr,a SCI. }
Nav Term. 1874.

May Term, 1894.
IN CHANCERY.
The Common Council Of Alexandria, Com
AGAINST
George Chapman, Charles |. Catleu, Sa-
rah Harper, Townsend Waugh. William
Yeatop, ohm C. Mandeil, and Thomas
Irwin, Defendants
TIME defendant George Chapman not
j. having entered his appearance TO this
suit, and given security according 10 The
statute and the rules OF this Court; and j:
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
upon affidavit filed, that the said George
Chapman is not an inhahitant of the Dis.
trict OF Columbia On the motion of the
complainants by their counsel, it is order
ed that the said George Chapman appear
here on the LIST day of next November
term, and enter his sppearaDceto the suit.
and give security for performing the de-
crees OF the Court; and that the other de-
PENDANTS. Charles Catlett, Sarah Har-
per, Townsend Waugh, William Yeaton,
John G.. Mandell, and Thomas Irwin do
aot pay away, convey, or secrete the debts
by Them owing 10, or the estate or effects
in their hands belonging to the said abb
sent defendant, George Chapman, until
the further order or decree OF this Court;
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
published for two months successfully in
one of the public newspapers published
in Alexandria, and that copy be also
posted at the front door of The Court
House of saiG county, A Copy.
Tests, EDM. ]. LEE, G. C..
July Is 9m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
Public Auction.

DY virtue of deed Of trust, OF Peie
- Cstlett to US, bearing date lbe "
day OF December, 1918, and recorded
the county court of Fauquier, we , :la
on Thursday. the 18th day OF July lG or,
at the mil of Peter Catlelt, sell al puO9I'
auction to the highest bidder for rea cay
money, for purposes mentioned 10 a.
deed, one moiety Of
lot Of Land, L.
lying in The county ofFauquer and on lg
waters OF Goose Greek, containing SIX ~
one quarter acres, together with the
Merchant Mill,
and all the appurtenaDces ihereDnto, az
tached; and estate, the right, title andr
terest Of the said Peter CatIett in The pro
misses.
Such title as The subscribers have D
virtue OF the deed Aforesaid, will ODIyH
conveyed by them.
STEPHEN Chiffon,
HENRY TURNER
june I0-tl5July Tru'ief
The foregoing sale is post 81
poned until THURSDAY, the l2ih W.
STEPHEN Chiffon,
HENRY TURNER,
iuly 2-e Trustees
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
THE SPIDER.

IA Twas standing on scaffold. at
the top OF an unfinished house, l Oh
served a common black spider de-
scending one Of the rafters. When
he came within reach of me. I stop
ped lis progress with stick held
in my hand; and after making seve-
raj .fruitless attempts to pass down
by me, he assembled again to the high
est part of The rafter. whittier fol-
lowed and watched him. After ar
irving there, he fixed his feet in a
firm position, and erecting his body,
begao to emit a substance from It,
which, when taking the air. ascend
ed as fast a. discharged lie con.
tinued this stream till it had attained
the height Of about thirty feet from
the ton OF the house. As It ascondetl,
it divided into thousands of Tire finest
fibres, which, reflected upon by the
rays of the sun. presented a most
brilliant sight. The spider now
quilted his hold on the rsfter, and as
cending his web little. which buoy.
ed him up to the height, was waited
away by the breeze, in quest, Isup-
pose, of a more hospitable abode.
[Bufos.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
To Let,

"a A convenient two story y,
HY dwelling house on Duke,sI; 4
8sS$ door west OF Patrick-street az, ,or
49, comfortable frame tenemeD' - y
PstriCk-street, near the corner oil Duse .sd
Also, q bout IL acres OF land, now lllc,U,o
with small frame bui ding thereon pi' ),
sGmely situated on the Leesburg rOS ~.
bout 3miles from Alexandria. i hei| %
OF The above property will be mace ~"
good tenants. For terms apply 10 r,
jaaIo If ". ID. MUTT w"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
AUCTIONS.
Public Auction.

DY virtue of deed of trust Of RobS,N,
~ Cauett and Nancy his wife, PETE I,
Cailet, William CatIett and Wilred 81
Settle. to the subscribers, bearing date
the 26th day Of May, 1920; and recorde
in the County Courts OF Fauquier and Ere.
derrick; they will proceed 10 sell at pub.
lie auction for cash to The highest bidder
on Thursday, the 9TH day OF July 1894
at the Mill of Peter Catlett, the follow.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

Times ofgeneral calamity and con /.
fusion have ever been productive of
the greatest minds. The purest ore
is produced from the hottest furnace,
and the brightest thunderbolt is eli
cited from the darkest storm.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12

a
pose, of a more hospitable abode.
[Bufon.
Tsmplss and Dwellings, epcavated out
of a mountain Of Granite in the
East Indies.
Flora is situated about 600
miles from Bombay, $50 from Ma
dras, and above 1000 from Calcutta.
Captain Seely travelled to it from
the first mentioned presidency
Conceive, says he, the burst OF sur
prise at suddenly coming upon a stu
| pendous temple. within large open
court, hewn out of the solid rock,
with all its parts perfect and beanti-
full, standing proudly alone upon its
native bed, and detached from the
neighboring mountain by q spacious
area all round, nearly 50'fect deep.
and $50 feet broad; this nDrivalled
fame rearing its rocky head to a
| height Of nearly 100 feet-its length
| about 145 feet, by 6s broad-havins
we'll formed door ways, windows,
| staircases in its upper floor. contain.
ing fine large rooms ola smooth and
polished surface, regularly divided
by rows of pillars: the whole bulk of
this immense block of isolated exca-
yation being upwards of 500 feet in
circumference, and extraordinary As
it may appear, having beyond its a
reas three handsome figure galleries,
or virandas, supported by regular
pillars, with compartments hewn out
Of the boundary scarp, containing 49
curious gigantic figures of the Hin.
doc mythology-thc Whole three gal
lsries in continuity, inclosing the a.
reas and occupying the almost in
credible space of nearly %so feet o.
excayated rock; being, upon the ave-
rage. about IS feet inches broad all
round, and in height IA feet snd
half, while positively above these a.
gain are excavated fne large rooms.
Within the court, and opposite these
galleries. or virandas. stands keylas,
the Proud, wonderfully towering IN
hoary majesty, a mighty fabric of
rock, surpassed by no relic Of anti.
guilty in the known world.
This brief outline will impart to
the reader some idea Of the wonder,
Of Flora; and If these temples do not
excite i'm the mind emotions of as.o.
nishment and delight, have quite
misunderstood my own feelings. To
build the Pantheon at Athens, st.
Peters at Rome, our own St. PALS.
or a Fonthill Abbey, is task of SCI
ence and labor; but we understand
how it is done, how it proceeds, and
how it is finished; but to conceive for
a moment body of men. however
numerous, with a spirit however in-
vincible, & resources however great,
attack a solid mountain of rock, in
most parts 100 feet high, and exca-
waited by the slow process of the Chi.
sci, a temple like the one | have faint
iy described, With its galleries, or
Pantheon, its vast area, andjindes-
cribabIe mass of sculpture, and cary
ing in endless profusion-the work
appears beyond belief, and the mind
is bewitdered in amusement.
think the governed temples of E.
lora far surpass, in labor, design.
&c. any of the ancient buildings that
have impressed our minds with
admiration; nor do think they
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
One other lot of Land.
SUNDRY SLAVES,

conveyed by the said deed, partly BY Re
bert Catlett, and partly by the said Will
am Catlet, If produced by them.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
One lot of Land
One other Lot.

a lease Of land contiguous to The said Blil
Lot. purchased by the said Peter Cauett,
OF Armistead Thompson g. Thomas John;
containing one hundred acres more or les
conveyed by the said Peter 10 the sal!
Wilfred G. Settle by the same deed d
trf,ef: and also
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
Tracts Of Land:

one tract Of lease land, containing ,wo
hundred acres more or less, situated in tho
counties of Fauquier and Frederick, an
which the said Robert Catlett resided Al,
the date OF the said deed; one other tr,rt
situated in the same counties, purchased
by The said Robert OF William blassie and
William Gibson, containing two hundred
.cres more ar less
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31

At a Co.; location nf the Visitors and Gov
errors of the College of William and Mary
in Virginia, held within thu said College, 90
Friday The 26th day of November, in the
year 1894:
On motion, Rtsoired. That il is pxprdeni
to apply to The Legislature OF Virginia, to au-
thorise The Visitors To change the site Of the
College OF William and Mary, with vie ~ Ia
a more extended diffusion Of the benefits uf
the institution.
On motion, Resolred, That the Faculty of
the College b. instructed Ia prepare and pre-
sent 10 the ensuing General Assembly n me
mortal, for the purpose of procuring The
passage ola law in conformity with the fore
goius resolution.
Cnny-Tpstp
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WANTED.

WANTED.
C,, us epsuing yesr, or James Riser c,o.a
= iWhNIf NE<3RO MIN Person, ~Ish;og A. cs ~.
WIZ apply to Mr.. Richard Reins "'s y" PFS
Ne. q NoSSBRE ROBINSON engineer.
1f~r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31

Jnnr villa M Waller, Robert Anderson, Ro.
bert p. Waller, Thomas q. Peacby. John r
Peachy and Jesse Cole, be appointed TO col
'ect testimony IN support Of the several charg-
es and specifications Contained in the foregO.
ing memorial.
on motion, Reso', That Richard Cole
In''s. and Robert M'Candlisl,, be appointed to
represent the city of w .liiau.sburg, before the
c"mnitIee "f Sch"oIs and Colleges, upon the
subject OF the petition of the President and
fr"irssors rrlatiDy To the removal Of William
and Mary College.
THOMAS COLEMAN, Chairman.
LEoN'D HENLEY. Srcr-iaty
Statement Ut students attending the
Coge Of Wiliinm AMI Mary rym The year 1856 60 The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31

r. sexton ard Haymond /; aud resisted /. 9
Messrs. Gogsin and Wiicher. The ques,ioI,
sion. NV
Mr Randolph, from the Pesitentiary Con-
"'',,ee' made partial report from the sam.
-.neSofghg, LIST. as the opinion Of the Com.
us'.,ee' mat the restoration to the Executive
VI ,ne power To grant respites from SOLITARY
co"nne'nent, and full paI don to conyicts con-
lined IN the Peniten,iarv. under .,.h rss,.;n
| Mons and Limitations as 10 the General A s,.n,,
oy may seem fit, is rendered ind;snen.,h,.
.le fncon,enience and unavailnr inbn.
"m'y uhaVoitably attending rigid +xecutior,
VI '"e sentence IN cases Of cronc disease de-
engagement Of mind or incapaci,y. moral ~,
Pnysicai, to sustain the mental and hnd;,,,
s"ner'ns OF solitary confinement riroron.,y
enIorced. find sdty, That the cruelty. ana
o"e Terta,niy fatal Consequences, necessa,i,v
.Neo W me complete execution of m.
sentence oil confinement for one wear. recon,
y passed by the Superior Court of Law of
ono county, upon Caroline II. becca HnJ.
man. a young and newly married woman.
suffering under periodical fits of the ssyerest
A'"u' attended by alarming coovulsions. ,c.
coro'ns ~ The report ofthe Surgeon. nres.,,s =.
case deserving prompt attention from the I.-.
s's'a'ure, there being 40 remedy or means of
preventing fatal ISSUE, but by law; while the
ao "Seu has Deen shown to the sa,i.f,ctio,,
oi your Committee, 10 have been acronra'
MED al It's origin, by the clearest miiig,,;n,
circumstances, of a nature not only To- exc;,e
s,trong sympathy with the individual. but y
uehoerate public feeling towards The class NJ
persons, that OF free white meuiaI servants
." numerous In some parts of the con,on
"e"i'h, 10 which the unfortunate prisoner he
longs. f'''o"e' oe-
DON oi these resolutions were concnrred
~, ~ Aud, on motion Of Mr.. Watkins of p
-, 'he vote passing to the third reading ,h,.
o,l restoring to the Executive the po"erof
pardon was reconsidered and the bill refer.
req 10 the Penltentiary Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Carter, of Rchm,ndco
me House resolved TO proceed Jointly v,h
me Senate on Saturday next to the .,c,ioo
1' an Auditor, Treasurer, Register of ,bs
Land Oihce and Second Auditor "s
on motion of Mr. Thumpson. of f tho
honse resolved to adjourn hereafter 10 ~
Instead of Is o'clock. ~ "A
An engross"d bill establishing town and
Inspection oil tobacco on the lands of Ed,vorJ
Curd' IN the county OF Buckingham, was rpaS
a third time and passeG. 'saa
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The Editor Of the b Ill more Federal & ,x.r.
t"ho ".s shewn himself particularly couye,ssnI in
o7uih Aheiica" eyents)-expresses his belief anJ
gives Ye'y powerful renspns for ~, thar IN. Iana.
pvbhs''ed IN iha ton Cea,inel, and n,oCsssi,
70 give On .eco"n. Of ivar'- ling" defeated nsa1
iiuNn," on 'ht i'm Sept by Gen. Csnterac. aud
'e'rea''ng to Gu"yssui.'--is fabrication ""'
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j APAN plI-iCV

D'smission ~ -HissiOndries-C.pt Smith ,rri,.,
o" me "a at Bhson, tom CronsGadr, inioro,.
tha' The Emperor .3rander had issued an or,,rr Ir
me "ep',I"f" OF at! Foreign Missionaries from, ,h,
Russian Empire; aud thai many of them ,,;s, IN
| .'"'ie-, h"d a','ved at CronstadI, aud were em-
barking ioT England.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31

Hence, if after the engraving had he en- r.,o,I,.
were re9a"ra to have 1000 copies struck off, ana
h-nheh 10 tie best msnUet aI,oye, IL ynulI .o.
81, 700 and the TO nj nf sucI, n o,ths, "a
copies, would amount 30 SIS 623-I have q, ,dc nh,
apprnxim' estimate, (Which 10 for work IN The hes
siye0 with = view 10 furnish some data from, =, ri
y''u may infer the % oh,ble expense IN, ,s -
purchasers m'gh' prefer Maps thai wrrs osi
mounted nor coIonfrd, half The number or .vc. L.
'eeus probably MOI TIE flushed il the hes, mapncn
ara hence The expense will be some What d;o,,sssh
eu-il The foregoing estimate, howeyrr be h,ken as
OASIS OF the calculation regard IT, re expense
WI appear tia, 10 publish loco sp'es OF he Mag,
n.ishfd ~ fhe hest n'snBer r""d cost The 5 =
yi5,O23 or SIS CO I 81 rc~is per copy---Bu,, ~
tins Includes the ;:osI ofhr'og IL engraved as well
az the expense pre-,eI,'sne 10 sale, The original
her Of ro,grs we're struck oH--thus The rxpen.g NJ
pnl,l,sbsg Zoo copies. could cost S2I323 ~, go
rs sen's i's' copy, and 5000 would anour 10 & j.
20 or III per copy and hence The profit a., ,..h
MaP,.h held AZ a uniform price, would Increase in
proporIion 10 the demand. | AN however s,n,.
hsnsive. that Map, having an area of IS so1.rs
'eoi, - on scale raier too large suit Tie conye-
"e"ce OF many private indv,duaIs fbough IL is ex.
hemeiy suitable for ~ptl,c OHces and State porpo-
ses, hnh could certainly have been diminished
Wnhon 'npa'ring lis value still think IL probable
maj the size, ~ we'll as the Price NJ which IL n,,,s bc
coli, :, ~, 70 sro"fc PrOH 10 the siaie, viii
'e. n1r, " 'es' ..les'is. II. BOYE.
IsicilsoHd, z0h DSccHrbsr 1924
INC =, eeed'ng ierer aud accompanying document
"ers referred To the Committee Of Finance
MI Wallace reported the l,ilI concera,op the fees
VI c'erSs, with . suh,tfn'e Ivy way Of amendment
w m1"o" OF Mr. Winston, the substitute was so
''o' US 10 'eslrici the allowance To commission
e. ~ chanccry, 10 fly GEMS per hour
MI bookef moved ipdtG aife postpoueuen, Of
me n snd substitute. This motion was resisted r.,
"ess's' "Alsace and Winston, and gave rise 10 !;
'I o'scussop 10 which the merits Of the suls,;tuie
ws'e cnscrry examined. l. wss supported by The
Ivy he House. " "'' "os""'e
Inc details If the Substitute were further amended
a. MO io"s n"9e Ny Messrs. Haymond, Winston and
the tsbr. 800 wv "'' nv" "n
Tue following engrossed hills were read third
"nr ana passed. !, Transferring the n,iiis with,o
.e'''in boundaries the coun'y 81 Randopi, IN ,bs
vh regiment IN he county " Preston 81 d,yorcing
: 'a,cu' Co,s tom her husband Jno. b. Cole 8
s'"crTnIHg Jacob Hiie 8, concerning VIM. Hue .
D allowing 10 Johu Whitaker fnr,hsr lime 10 com.
pisc 4 ,oh bridge across Peak Creek in the county
fEsTERpAY.--The following communics-
Ton was received from The Senate,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31

THERE are = few vacancies ~ the School A yI,.S
- bn WHICH the subscriber Is DESTROYS uf filling bsg,.
tue next commencement on the 25tb Of January.
n.o q, JOHN LEWIS
- % H-w5s
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@T"0et y Teller from cHrpbeHoSr STATE of Tsnn,.s,,
10 eitiren If Richmond.

Extract y letter from Canybsgoyr STATE of Tsnn,,,,,
10 a eifiIen IF Richmond.
1.-THE Presidential Election being over a, Ie,s,o. e. 80
ne voe OF the people have any thing TO say TO H. would
Sn 70 'utn your attention TO subject In which yonr
sue ongot 10 take very deep intrre tt mean the
g2npsl1n ~ your Canal At as fac as Lynehburg
.ns Peopen frnnylsania are rapidly progressing and
WI P'oohnv hnsh the Delaware aud Chesapeake Canal
~ tns course o the next summer. If your James River
"s'e hnshed to Lynchburg, your citizens could
sVmnahn great portion Of tue the West o n,s
through your STATE fr from Lynchhurg couIf pass ON
Nser 70 iiidJiPha, and return the mo way saw
'nsi ,hs line Of the canal will offer tor n,nna-
sstsnDshrsnts Recoilect the market which IL v IN
hru lot Tue OdueliOns Of the soi.. am treaeuflv
srned At seeing the children of Virginia pts,ng here in
80 n nmOsrs when they possess such and count
w no"e WhY 40 YOU not try keep them wher, tb.v
"ej eon'ented with the land ftbeir fathers 20
U <b No Of DEMocBITUS QUE 81 page.
Farmers Bank. 81 dividend.
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na: ~, Lane was elected Senator of States by H.
rnd OF The present Session Of Conp,ess-EIias X 80
Esq mas been elected fr years from tlst time Mr.
bnIiotings. P.''o'-'"e'e were zen
LOUISVILLE paper states, that in the Legislature of
LOUISIANA ar Clay had 20 friends jackson 2S AdaoS
ont thh bargain WAS brtween the friends -, ,
Mo INST ny winch Adams receive two of the Li.c-
woes, ava jackson s. Thus Cnys the Louisville n,
PED ny lhe most uuil'wei means defeating Sir Oh v
"nu hVe more votes than either OF the Others or IN
principally against Crawford. -'' """ "'"y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31

The Government nf Duepc, Avrss emma ,;., -,
sn sen 'e S"ve frnd' y special I is now be-
" ce,shnr. recommended by its executive an,I,
riy) declaring h- trade in negroes Of The rn,. S ,,
ca an ae' o. Pn'cyj and punshng i,s own citizens
~ IS SAT-, mat this measure has been recon
hrmrd by Ihe government the reprcsenIa,in -, NJ
forbes, our Charge d'Aiaires at Buenos Aces " '''