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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21
IVo. PRINIERs.-PRLN.TkN,r rsr.n

Two PRiNTERs.-PRLN-TENrs rSr.
n LiSa,fEt'Y FoR sale .rr. . III
sctioer sgAia Offers for sale the prn:,r,- 10
'samens, heretofore under the super,n, s,d ,~o.
% Mckse, Chspin and Harrison. c,srLst.'..'s
N"S'nIs. The offer IS well worth the s,,ens;tss, 3,
o. any printer who may sisli to es,.blsb nm
ser 20 business The press is situated !, 49,.
% Tue largest counties West tfthe A,erhsrs-
"a virginia, and from the eireums,ancr thss !,
= "e oaiE press IA The COUNTY AM, !, b,;ng ~.
pas "hete the Ghsncery and Federal CSnr,s
heid 'heF seml-snnusl sessions. i, i. believed,
he as valuable stand ~ any country est,hl;sh.
neht OF TIE kind IA tie Westcrn co,n,rv Tn.
goo work ~ tas ef.ice. Is worth from Z 40 son
collars per snnnm, wish a sabserintion from, 5
70 oJV. Those who Sre DESTROYS OF =, y.g;r,-
" this business, wll do we'll q make in,m,d,s
ale spphoalien The "Cla'ksburgIn.e lIgene.r +.
~hich has hesR for the three last ,ears. nun.
tseed Al the soove establishment. Ia. hscn
selected BY the Govemment. Tor The nobl,c !.
tVa ~ The Laws u Lougrtss.
his Press y located ~ part Of the eountrv
Wnsre there IS no opposition, fot 2 or 8 81 thy,
s,''aia'ng counties, VIA Ranaotph. Lewis.
wood, Masen Cabell aud Nioholls.
ALEXANDER G. NicRAR
harrisburg. Va. sept el-~M
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AMES AANWELI'S .N2GH1' SCYD0r.
MI commence on .iisadas ErsH,ng, oc,os
Ger =, 1880, IN which Ssbaoi viii be tsuebe
speNng, Reading, Writing ard Ar.thmr,'eL !.
me'"dtng Vulgar end lpecnnsi Fractions III
sN'rse'ion OF the square, Cube and Deausdrs,S
loot aous ots9cndsnce lsom early candle.
hga, TO half past O'Clock.
Martinsbnrg. sept Of
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COEEHry

LolIefy q Erch0nge Once.
O. Orders from any part Of the Unj,ea states
or ,erritones. either by mall (pcst Daidl or hy
private conveyance, enclosing the essh or pr,ze
tickets IN any Lotteries. win meet tie sane
prompt and punetus attention as If on rersoaal
application, addressed 10
j. l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
soPN - .fsyaLs ~ hIsAmea9.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21
NiLLANY-PERA4ps .uyRDro-

~ AALfl%N ~ H&<(tk4J<~0 sHffDERf
Horse has been recently found dead j, a.
5ottom Of aptecipice near the SUNNI. ~ ~.
Blue Ridge, little south of the turrn;La -
seekers Gap. On examining the ton of ~.
ciiii, the footsteps OF horse were ,l;s,;,e,l-
sfaceaoie Tor considerable distance. shewirg.
~ me verge oi he summit, the different pos,s
IONS N which he bad been placed. and s5ord-
ing ncontestable evidence that The animal hs.i
esen prscipi;sted by some yiilsin or yil!airs.-.-
1 ne landing place being about seventy yarda
from we summit, oyerhung with huge project
tps roeAs, against hich the animal alternately
struck N his aeses y. The first caajectures (,
Nhleh ms discovery gave rise, were numerous
ana vafioiisi but several DAYS having elapsed.
ana no owaer appearing, il at length became,
ana sun IS, tie general opinion that the owner
must have been solise unfortunate strans es who
had naessy, and whose body has been ccneeal-.
Cd ~ The hand 81 an assassin; and indeed. wher
Tie circumstances connected with the discove-
ry are day examined and weighed. II spne.rx
not unreasonable At least, to fear that titus me.
lahc1otg conjecture IS too well founded. The
morse e bay, with black name and tail, sbcus
hfleen fisnds, she'd ~ ionBd, supposed TO be
zen Years cid. and appesrs to have been fno
Loedoun county, Va. SEPT. 6.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

E0R SALE-Two likely young NEGRO
a GIRLSj one in her 18th year. and the
other N her 18th year. They are both wen ac.
qualnted with house-work, &c. Apply TO the
printer. August IL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

| ELAY N0l!--U.lSHLNGT0yN' C.4.N.9L
~ LoiIEHK--No. 2, to be drawn in the
Cry Of Washington, on the 27ta snst. Sept. J
THE CAPITAL PRIZES ARE.
$4,000, 1000, 1911, Of 1000. 70 Of 500 &c
Whole Tickets So. Halves 81 50, Quarts 75c,s.
Tickets and shares in The sboye. and in all
responsible Lotteries. for sale by
5. < NJ ALIEN & Co
Pe''Tssfsdr'ia s4pe'lite, Hasasayten cir.
GJietters ordering tickets or shares will, as
heretoiore. receive the most punotuaiailentlon
'.'Orders for tickets depositeJ h lie poss.
oihce, Maftnsburg, By Q O'Clock, a. m. On
Saturday next, will be in time. sept. 81
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oDO AND EVEN sysrEM-class 8.
.hesf Splendid Scheme IN lie u. Sfatss.


Coh8S 5 OF EIcE--nA,r,sons
- September II, 1896.
:, ~ tnder authority u the Gtneral Assemble.
VIC .nho"ing hsiihant Scheme is presented ia
sne Public, 20 be drawn on the ODD and EVEN
PIP tEAl, M consequence OF is uut,yalled 10.
puiaf''t--the whole IN ONE nay. aud Nil
e'ke place - tie City IF Balstmo,e, under The
sapsf'n'endance Of the Commissioners apooin.
.sed Dy The Governor and Council. on the
Fifteenth u .NoteAaber Nsrf.
s@Szzs ~aasass@A~~~s-s
CRdND STATE LOTTERY
Ot Maryland The holder III two Tickets "a
two Shares will be certain Of obtaining a:
least One Prize snd may draw 1HREEy
ssxs~@wnS-
nreHfsr PRIZES
$50,oO0-30, G00--20, 600 &c.
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1851 prizes am'ting to sS3O8 COO
~ he sgtoie IF ne Prases baya6te IN Casa.
Taisich usisai al CongN's oYyiot. can BE ~
sbe MOMENT THEY ARE DRAWN.
ioktrs- ... Sl0l ouAarsRs. So so
hALvhs... -. EIsnrHs $500. i2y
70 DC had IN The greatest variety OF Numbe RI
Todd and Eyen1 az
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21
GRAND STATE LoTTERy
2O,C0O DOLLARS

iSgIs FRIES, amounting TO $4,000
1902 Blaaks--25. 900 Tickets
Not one Blank 10 Prize.
Whole Tickets SIS 90 Quarters 81 25
RAVES 2 so Eigl,ths ga
IL, 10 be had N the greatest variety Of numbers
todd and Event at
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very nigh re putation Tor talents and
legal requirement; and is Ia indepsn.
dent circumstances. A casual visitor 10
tue city, who chooses TO pass an honr or
two in the vicinity of Tammany Han
will generally notice small, delicate
white haired man, moving about in me-
ditatlye mood, alone aad NOTICING no
oEe--a man whose keen eve and ex
pressive countenance, where aye has
IN vain struggled to qnench the Ere Of
genus, aud whose appearance, be-
speaking the finished gentleman. viii ar
rest all his attention That man is al
ron BHrT'-who was one day Wee Pre-.
sldent of the United States, tie next a
fugitive from the blood OF Hamilton; AZ
another time mounted on the whjrlwind
ofrevolution, and n.editating the disso.
luton OF the Union and the building nm
OF a southern monarchy; and then. a
prisoner, answering TO the charge of
high treason at he bar os this country.
a man, who perhaps, considered with
reference TO the powers of mind alone.
had no superior; has now no superior
But he lett the path of honorable virtue;
anc he IS, what you may see him-a So
lltary being in the mids, Of society: noin
ted out TO the passing stranger as mere
Object otcqsiosity Tyeatoa Eaiporia,a.
Every week brings Us tidings of i'm
portant changes effected in favor of the
administration, among those who were
once ITS opposers: and thesechanges of
opinion, are those of gentlemen OF Ia
tents and intelligence, who, rejecting
on the unreasonahleness of an opoos;
ton, whose motto is to ,'put dom al an
sre's's, 'haye wisely abandoned cause.
whose leading principles is to oppose,
whose reignIng virtue is Violence
Really. the nal contents are digging
their own graves.-B.
.Mr. Joseph HemphW, representative
from Pennsylvania, has resigned his seat
il Congress. Mr.. H. was chairman of
the committee on roads and canals.
A case Of bigamy was tried in the
Paris Court of Assizes, which. as being
peculiar case, is well worthy of note.
A man named Moreau bad been mar
RED, IN 1916, to a widow named Des.
champs. While. she was still living. he
afterwards, in 1908, went to Ancona.
where ne espoused a young woma n nam.
ed Foubert The first wife did not die
uniil 1910. After her death. but during
the life of the second wife, Moreau re
turned to Paris, and married third a
young woman named Chapuis. The
daience was ingenious enough. II was
urged that his second marriage having
been prescribed and declared null. he
had committed no crime in MARRYING
third wife, because he was the widow
er OF his first and only legitimate spouse.
In support of his defence it was made
to appear that his second marriage had
been dissolved by a Judgment rendered
by default in December last, al the suit
OF mile Chapuis, his third wife. who
obtained 5000 francs damages by the
same decision. The jury found him not
guilty Of bigamy.
From the ren+ral(xo1atta (r.L, =. -, -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21
CCETE.N'S

Iss4eTs. 9 z.Teadnge Office. No. Ia, .1Enrtrf-
ureef, Ba{limores
where both The great ard magnificent CabitsI
Prizes OF
Ore Hundred Thousand DoI7dys
eaeh. were sold in late Grand State Lotteries
70 shares, al to DISTANT ADyENTukE.gs.
ara where both The Great Capitals of Thirty
lioOs MD DOLLARS and Ten 1hoU-
SAND DOLLARS, drawn in The last Grand
sIaie Lottery, were also sold--a,sa selsre more
tePifat P'tsss haze beet obtained than at any
otAer o5fee II 7useTica.
ohDhKs from any part the United States
eHhsr by mail (post paijl or private convey
ahce, enclosing The Cash or Prize Tickets in 4.
ny 81 Tue Lotteries, will NEE, the SANE promDt
sia Pufctuai attention, as 1T on personal an.
pHcAsioH. Address 10
J. T. COHEN, Jr & BROTHERS.
Bat SEPT ISIS. BArrsaons.
QJCoHEE'S sCazefte e Letferg Regiaer.'s
VIII be published Immediately af,er the draw
ms, and will contain the olicial List Of the pr-
zes--it will be forwarded eraAs. to all who p,lr,
Chase Their tickets az COaEN'S OFFICE, and
"ho signify their wish TO receive il.
baltimore, sept. si-in10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

SPANISH FLEET.-By the brig
Philadelphia. arrived at Philadelphia
from Havana, we learn that the whole
of the Spanish feet, which sailed a few
days ago to cruize in the GulPh Of Mex
leo. had returned 10 Havana. The "a
and two frisates were dismasted in the
late gale, and the. fleet suffered other
dapage.-Balt. GaE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

The Harrisburg Chronicle states that
The eastern section of the PENNSYLVANIA
Canal has hands employed upon nearly
the whole extent Of twenty three miles
The construction of canal basin. $40
by 80 feet, vas commenced last week
at the northwestern verge ofthe borough
Of Harrisburg.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

.Nore Indictments, SIT is stated 10 a
postscript TO the Black Rock Gazette Of
the 18th inst that the late president Of The
bank Of Niagara, Sylvanus Wells, and
the late cashier, o liver Forward had
been indicted at the circuit court then
sittingat Buffalo, for a conspiracy to de-
fraud that bank.
The Kentucky Public Advertiser
says, the work on the Louisville and
Portland Canal is progressing RAPIDLY
The force has been greatly augmented
being now equal to about 1000 hands
The weather is cool and agreeable and
those employed on this important public
work, enjoy the most perfect health.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

Literary Tas,e.-fhe literary taste Of
some OF the Western and Southern ora
tors and political writer's is quite curious.
A few days since we gave a specimen
oil Alabama comparisons, which we
thought unequaled in their line. The
following alabama invocation" was ut
tered by Fourth of july orator. in an
Grafton delivered at Cape Hope Spring,
OF that state. Beat this who can. The
orator is speaking of SIR Clay. at
>adr
For such base and atrocious acts.
may he meet the vilest execratlons of
his countrymen; and were it not sacrile-
gious. how seriously could pray that
The magnificent fire ball, Nth ali ats fury
and enormous train, ,ronid descend from
as celestial habitatioa, sweep him from
tie face Of the earth, icrnp him in rol.
ume of anmss, and cast him Ike bomb
shell to the skies.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

Mr. Joseph Hemphiii, a representative
from Pennsylvania, has resigned his seat
IL Congress. Mr.. Fl. was chairman of
the committee on roads and canals.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

Judge Barbour will hold term of the sune
rior court tor Frederick county, to commence
on Friday the 29th inst. The trial of Steel for
murder, it is understood. will come on ON the
Monday following I'm Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

this, we have got on the way, regular Day
School-we began with twenty, and we now have
on our list thirty-this is called the Missionary
School because established in the name of the
African Missionary Society. We teach from ii
O'Clock till each day of the week.
have not been able to effect any sales ye,
only OF Que of the hhds which I was obliged to
take on my own account at SIS per 100 lbs. This
is one dollar more than the price curren. in our
market-,he proceeds, however will not be receiv-
ed until the rains are over this being time when
I. Is very difficult to get our wood down; we are
obliged TO let 1t remain. after purchasing it m
convenient situation the beach, until about the
close oil the rains, and by that time have doubt
shall be ready 10 remit to you very profitable
proceeds OF the whole
1t Is my wish 10 make one visit more to Anne
RIGA, which hope TO do the ensuing spring. have
concluded to go in the Fidelity as far as Grand
Cape Mount Con the coast) with view to ascer-
tain hat prospect there is of establishing ma
tive school, and what will be the expense attend
ing it. In my next will inform you the result
OF my visit.
am Sir. very respectfully, yours, SC.
Signed. LOTT CARY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

Goyernmentsto exercise portion OF that wal but
where we are blessed with grand national vortex.
underlined in its extent and unlimited in its power
OF absorption. drawing in and. agita,ing not only
every subject OF general concern but the local Pc
culiarities of every section and the minutest sbdi
visions at individual interest Therefore, he asserts
that to hold out to every degree of abour, and TO
every modification of skill, Its appropriate object,
II among the highest objects of legislation But
still higher object of legislative care, according TO
MIR. Rush, Is to call into reQusiiion Z" epeyu parti-
Gle Of ability and ecery shade Of genius l in
t;maed above that Mr.. Rush claimed for the Cen
erai Government powers, which unlimited dsspot-
-ms have alone assumed and " hich even they have
never been able fully to exercise and am per-
suadeti that the sentiment last quoted fully ius,es
that in'imation. Flow is legislative care to call
into reGuis'on every particle of ability and every
shade oil genius! Certainly, If at all prac able il
can only be effected by prescribing 10 every ind-
viuual citizen not only the occupation be-, suited
to his capacity, but by enforcing a constrained
and uninterrupted erertion az his best faculties
throughout the tchoie course OF his life in the cali
ing 10 which he may have been consigned by I.eais-
aive providence, by directing the numher OF hours
which each man shall give to labour and TO rest
TO the reireshmen ofthe body and the cultivation of
the mind, by limiting, with proper restraints the
portion oil time that must be devote ed the pleasures
OF social AID The cndearmen,s of private life In
eHiihh'Su ucspOtIsHtS tnc sovereign has nominal
control over the lives and properties of his subjects
and incident thereoma be considered the right to
prescribe their occupations and direct their engage
ments; but this right is only de!ucble from the
former In theory, and in no country in the world
has 1t ever been exercised We have however
come upon prosperous days, when the Honorable
Secretary can effect for Us by his wisdom what the
condition OF man seems hitherto to have forbidden
or at least his aspirations for liberty seem to have
sh vii In
the world chart OF his own life If he will be so
good as TO let ~ know what portion of each mi.ht
be devoted 10 his lucuhra,ions on Political econ
omy, we may then arrive at a method of e" calling
INTO reqnisiton every particle of ability and every
shade OF genius" had intended 10 comprizc
within the compass of short number NV ,enarlss
on Mr.. Rush report; but finding the subject grow
upon me as advance, propose 10 reserve for an
o'hei communication short review of the facts
and the reasoning which Mr.. Rush presses into the
service OF the existing Tariff and It's proposed aug
mehia'ion. \ CITIZEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
LIBERIA-Aficn.

To a Gentleman in this City
DEAR SIR: The departure ofihe Fidelity, gives
me an opportunity, to hand you few lines which
hope may find you in good health. Nothing We
ry interesting has taken place, since wrote YOU
Iss,, only that among the last smigrans that came
out, there has been some considerable sickness
and some deaths; the precise account, | canJot
give at this time do believe that the sickness,
corners hitherto has been greatly increased
in consequence Of the very unlayorable season Of
the year, IN which they have arrived You know
that they have Teen long accustomed, TO have the
system prepared Tor the summer heat but 10 leave
in the winter, and be suddenly introduced in,o a
warm climate, II is natural TO conclude that thew
will be sooner attacked, and that II will generally
terminate more serious. Send them out in the Fall
and think that the sickness will be very light,
and in some constitutions altogether avoided
Please SIR, to use your influence, to have Ply
stefan sent out, as must of necessity quit it, for
it occasions greater consumption of time, than
can possibly afford. We be in now to get on
with our Farms, and buildings, rniddling well. I
have promising little crop Of Rice, and Casada
and have planted about $50 coffee trees this week
part OF which is in blossom. / think, Sir, that
10 very few years, we shall be able to send YOU
coffee OF better quality than you have ever seen
brought into your market. We find trees of two
species abound in great quantities in the Cape,
both oil The large and small green coffee, of which
viii send you specimen by the first opportu
nifty. The Sunday School goes on and prospers
we have now on the list forty, but only about thir
ty- three attend regularly; two Of then. (Georg,
and John from Cape Mount) can read in the N e
Testament quite encouragingly. In addition {,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
. FrlfgIE eCTJOOT--

ILL Ne opened he Of Fe1raary ,o az the reef
" of the sub'ohos, ~ the county o. sud- un-
Def TIC snpr'otendsuce VI lady ~ porahle nrss
ami vel qualified oteset the lowa hsnches Of educ lion
READING, writing arithmetic, English crsmmar rhetoric
OgaFhy with e use u lac giohe, 1souo,, the fudiens
Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy drawing snd painting
velvet
Tbs Zee fortuion 10 cer ~ n the above branches
and boarding vi he 100 6Dr. pcr lunu. payable quie
" advance. The nurbf ~ 5eH0lar aelns ht ubcri-
ber's children, vii be limited about .s The 10
will ~ ccetvsd hoardess. r. iduishif
tieirovn bedding. Music viii be a.sit hy skii-
ld rdsir-n Ter IN he ncighhouilfao M fdiiii-
ouai sSpen,e phestuaon sosc 81 The NOS ! ~ ~ 's
State ~ Virginia. q. FEhGDSOS
LAYslice 20 ~ 77-s;t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
q T'EQCTThH u.J.N'TED

FDROPERLl q allied cJnd snail .elo,r consulting
principally 90 minor pupils, IN ,llh spurhuod IN
ae lower part oi llluJve about 10 urs chm a go
Tic ability 10 teach he English erauueally, and attn
csIo'ly - essential, and exp teneed instructor would
Dec pictured f'r such Liberal s,Sv will he ren Lu n IL
desirable that epPican stare with liz, 20 thciiiou. and s-
81 e.s,i D.. Henry Gu Us through the Ricnr ,,J p,f
uh ct al h resi- ~ i,, both inst will
o" IL" "' st gay esoied On iy those ff-ied ~ the school
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
eTATE LrGfsIAr1.nrr

North Corol"afae lesit adjourned on The 9TH after
session 81 - iys having passed So general and "a local
acts. Perlsps tter most important Is which provides
fund fpr eeatshg Common Schools d hou the state in
compliance with die iuuncti,ns Of her constellation Th fund
so be under the courolofa Board ofbe LefVy Fund u
meirhefs the Governor ex.ocIo A the hendA lottery was
granted for raising si50OO 70 assist MA ~ Mmphey puh.
ltias BIZ h's;.jy "a s Z. stss- Ncssft Ys1s ~ 4sa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
EDTTr4JTOA.

fTliIE sn,eriher's SCHOOf ~ p,ghaf.n county will re-
commence on Gofdfs the 18Th of THIS month, ~ which
will I've augt the Enrlh, Latin, add Gfeek language, gam
tni,iy. Price ft Brsfd AMI Tuition lO0dos prr snnum
PAYABLE .emi-auserly ~ t1rh student furnishing
gvn hrd5iog. EDWAhD BAPTIST.
Ian 1fE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

The Petersburg Republican states that &c the ac-
count evenly the intelligence is in the general =,
correct except lhai the fire commenced in stable
IN Tie rear oi Messrs. Mabry and Digger Jun
bet house, situated at the back of their .iore Oh
Old Street >" The principal part of the vanlbie
houses destroyed, were insured. Much furniture
was either Injured or totally destroyed, Including
several carriages belonging TO Messrs. Jones and
Young. quantity of cotton, stowe in the iun-
ber-hon~es on the river was destroyed, or vefy
much injured" The whole loss sustained by the
late conliasraiion, Is estimated at not less than
$500, 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

f'IlE Prncr.p which cyied bdWeen John S. Mycr, and
a Samuel r. williamson, Aofnc. al Law ~ tt. sv di,-
solved by mutual consent JOIlN MYERS,
SlMUEL +. WILLIAMSON.
THE SDBSC'RIBER
W. I'LL ootiuur practice Ia Suprr and rnf.rior
" Courts held III this cdy. JOHN s MYERS.
gyIiE sheribcr end in future dyop hi. attention -
frnns hut viii 1T eni siricv fo all buine., bertnfe
inisusied Ia his cure uatilt.c .irnc he completed.
SAMUEL I. WILLIAMSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

The oh Annual Meeting of the American Colo
nIziiion society, was held at tie Capitol, Wash
Ing'on' on Mond1y.- MIR. Clay, Of the Vice
Presidents in the Oh ir--Anonl o,ler proree,l,nss.
10 be noticed hereafter, Mr.. w. II. Fizhugh svb-
mi'ed series of resolutions, which were adop ed
The following is one Of ihcm:
Resolved, That the period has arrived, when the
Society feels itself authorized, by tie efforts it has
made, to apply TO the Government ofthe country Tor
the AID sId cooperation essential give success to
these efforts.
hnd sCommiitee was appointed to prepare and
present memorials TO Congress asking aid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

The Legislature OF Alabama have decided 10 hx
the seat Of government at Tu-csloosa. In the Sc
nate, by IL votes to 10. In the H. Of II. by IS 10
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

YEsTERpAY--A communication was received
from the Senate, that they had passed the bills au
thcrzlng the County and Superior Courts OiGooch-
land to hold Far time then sessions elsewhere than
at the Court House--exteGding the limits OF the
town OF Kingwood in Preston--snd the bill con-
corning h. x. Moneiro with amendments. And
that they had rejected the bills concerning Geo.
Cummins, Beni Hanrick, okadi5h Ta'pin, and