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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

FROM GUATEMALA.-We are glad of the on
pertunIy OF laying before our readers the Address
from our worthy Representative at the RenubIic oe
GUATEMALA to the President of that Rennblic
with the reply of the latter
From private letters from Americans in tba,
country we learn that Col. WILLIAMS was very
warmly and kindly welcomed there, Among The
topics Of his Address, it will be observed is an all
fusion 10 the proposed Canal 10 unite the Pacific
ana Atlantic Oceans, and open free and direct
course from the one to the other Subsequent In
,hls address, our readers will take an interest in
learning, the Government has granted charter 10
an American Company TO cut that Canal, a copv Of
which mas been received in this country, though
NOT IN TINS City II is subject Of no little ara,f-
Cs'ioh, that, owing 10 the presence Of our Minis
yer AZ Guatemala, the Charter was obtained by the
agent sent out from New York for the purnose.
though strongly competed for by the Agent of
BRUSH Company, who offered large bonus for IT,
The terms of this Charter, with Other narticnl.rs
we hope soon to be able to lay before our readers
Nat. Int
UNITED STATES AND GUATEMALA
From the Gaeef0 del Oobierno of the 3O,b
May, we translate the address made By the Charge
d flares OF the United States, JOHN WILLIAM
TO Don MANUEL JOSE ARcE, President Of ,be
republic OF Central America, on being presented
to him, together with the Presidents reolv.
Inc double Translation to which his speecb has
been subjected, being first done from English into
Spanish, and then hom Spanish into Enelisb. ne.
cesssrily impairs is force and effect. II has bov-
ever the right tone, that of asserting as on ali
such occasions should be done, the great truth up-
on winch rests our political system, the SOVEREIGN
= " VIZ people NJ \. finer.
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The Buffalo Journal remarks that Drum,oo,d,.
island, ear fle mouth Of St. Marie's River. de-
Sisrsd 70 be within the jurisdiction Of the Intel
states, By the Commissioners under The Treaty Of
Ghsn', IS still occupied asa British post, and used
isniribra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

4 friend in Alabama write. IN ns a. fo1to,vs.
~" understand that there is erea, d;ss,,isfsc,io,
-nohg the Indians that the LiitIe Prince has M.
ne guard to attend him; and that Chilly McIn-
fosh, in consequence Of Information which he re-
ssiyed on his arrival in Georgia, will no, rs,,,,o
20 The NATION until the arrival Of Col. Brearley.
bVGsh Teleoron6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

We Understand that the duties dsyoived on the
President Of the United States By the death If liz
venerable Father are so various and IMPORTANT thu,
'hey will detain him al The Family Mansion nycl,
songef than was anticipated. RI not called TO Wash
ing'on by unexpected business, i, is probable he will
not reach that city, until early ia October Nj Clay
ls pfobaoIy on bis way 70 The gelt Of goye1nmsni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09
SIZE OLE L4Mn

GREEABLN 10 the viii of he late Rev. Needler Robin
son. will ctrr to the highest bidder on Thursday The
aus1.t next II far # no', the next fair day, New Kent
Two tracts OF Land lying in the lover New
het county, and Immediately ii. waters of York liver
The one tract knewnbyhe of Msrshrd contain, 1000
acres ON which there large and comnodon cL House
TWO stories and out houses. of which in good euar
ne quality ut the land is sT and well adaped 10 the owl,
oil wheat It's eonguity the river aods great facility In
the neeeies ofthe water. Oyster and Fish
ms Rocks imn daely adjacent TO the door and M No.
within 80 yards Of the bank OF the river 49,
This land bounded the West ny creek running roub
spacious piece OF Marsh containing about go or ID,
winch partly owned by Mr. Prior Vaughan who i, esou, il,
JOINING TO reclaim IT. Nature has TIN own up an enornou,
mound Of sand leaving only passage of ten Ieet for The
ong and owns Of e tide up aud doysn the creek-The e
Pense OF ecaming this marsh exceed thirty dollars a.
narrow passage. D.
The other tact commonly called Pond March, but va. cham,
ed to Wauieorne contains 100 acres AMI a Mar.iGed on
the southeast There Improvement on this tract .x
cep The frame OF an old dwelling house. which may he cali,
repaired TO be comfortable The peculiar advantages Of iii.
tract CONSIST IN ITS favorable adaptation the raising Of sle
havoSa very extensive Marsh attached it, shall sell bot
tracts on credit OF one, two and three years reeurn- of he
purchasers bond with security aud deed Of i on the land
to secure the payment. WAI ROBINSON a.
NAV 2G.
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AUGUSTA SPRINGS.

HIS Establishment will be open Is, Of June under
the direction Of Mr.. John G. Wright, an experienced ma
naget aud every effort will be made give general ai
ton IS beautifully situated at the Eastern base the North
Mountain Is miles n w. from Ssunton aud 20 mile, s. w
from aronhug, and the road leading through each
place 10 the Warm. Hot Sweet and White Sulphur Springs
ihe climate Is believed 10 be the healthy and ia sum
mer the most desirable in the state and the Sc
cond TO none in point Of comfort and sufficient io the
mediation Of 100 boarders.
The waters contain quantity Of suphuretted HYDROGEN a
with some earbonic acid and sufficiently
Their elect upon the kidneys skin aud stomach is almost i'm
mediate ard upon all the organs most powerful In
all cases Of gravel where has been tried il has proy.
peculiarly eicaciou. and in cuaneos hepa and
bilious affections experience has fully its superior
food music and good pack o.: hounds will be provided
lhe Stages from Richmond, Fredericksburg and Wnche.-
ter arye at Stanton three times from whence pas
sengers ny hack reach the Springs three hours
rs the place in its infancy compared with the old wa
tering places IN Virginia, respectful made 10 IN.
several gentlemen under named all of whom aye had some
opportunity OF becoming acquainted with merits and any
clam IL may have 10 public patronage.
June 6. ~,
Hon James Barbour. Washington; @. L. Stevenson VIM
Befnard Eqs, Fredericksburg; Hon John Coaltei and
chapman johnson, Esq. Richmond; DR.. p. Waller aud
robert Saunders, Esq williamsburg Mathew Ciu Norfolk
Henry Robertson, Esq Hampton Col. NJ Montague Posa-
TAM u, RJane' car,srville Dr. Ludlow, and Payne wa.
inS Esq Essex Hon. r. p. Barbour AMI Walter Kew Orang:
john Kelly and 4. Dyer, Esqrs. Charlottesville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09
YELLOW SPRLAGS

ne :nnscriher having been hong rendered ineapab IN,
ceeSatea 10 SHme, from i1disos'io, offers that
eSnnty OF Montgomery and State Virginia sx mile, Eo
,y % and main Rad Leading til.
ihe great medical qualities OF the water situation au
Improvements, all combine render hi, a. ds,;hi 1T,
h hath As any in the state. He will venture to say
% mas no superior, and that the leading TO Il
1I H"ely better than 10 ether watering nlao, IN This
,n Of the country, Should person incline to rent H.
Ii ] SeeIaI years. on as accommodating terms rs he
@ VIII ehvI upon determined to do uell conidcntIy be-
e eannot tan. An early application will he advisable
~ az some repairs 10 be made before the season com,
s some furniture will be supplied, first rate sk
' "eai tue SPiing' who can be employ easy terms
Jan. 81. 'Lr9 iAfLOh'
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COAfaJNN,S WELL

a'HlS Well sunk in September 828 and alr,o, ;,,
tineou'y exhibited its medicinal properties, In 1pci
VISITED by large number Of persons, tailoring nde d.e
many Of whom experienced great relief In 1el5 Ibe |
Of visitors mole than doubled and frop, tbs Z
which were Effected aud the general satisfaction &
nave reason TO expect much greater number te rfesent
son already have they ed their atendanc on tl
s era even 50 early as tbe Isl Of April did some frequent
ms Wei whilst on The preceding seasons their attcnd
much hieftbai i', IN 1925, The first Company came 4; NJ
and ~ 1921 none attended until time IN Tylv Tbs
facts justify the belief that the virtue Of these Water. 49,
more and more approved u they more eeusr,v t
and encourage to invite The attention Of th9se sL
may not have become acquainted with their s7ufsrv eer,
The subscfiher takes thy method Of returning he
acknowledgements 10 those Of his friends who have 90
Iay2red hin with hcroompany and to inform Them ami H.
public that be Is still The Proprietor Of this Eablisbent ,J
comfortable. ~ "' '"''
The character 81 the water Of this Well Ia, now beeo
completely established, that almost unnreess,ry 10 80 80
hns reference 70 is virtues Suffice then To ebserye ~
ihe Information Of those sho may have heard of h ~,
mas been found eectual IN relieving seue and fever o
otpepsisi sfavel Gchlt Il Is transparent unrsiv ~
aud by no means unpleasant 70 The taste ITowevt, J
Ppe Wey 'i persons TO test the efficacy Of al Meden,i
waters ~ 70 make the experiment Tor heselyes lie yis
therefore, sdyse all persons afflicted with the above es,e
VS." WIS wen WA u COMA ~
- $3.50 oHr'er GO. 4 miles South oftke Cosyf5sI.s
l. S--There established sCJaice A lbi, sJ,,
r,e w H. q. Post y fsfer.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Wis connections and extensive Establi.bbmen, c.o,,,
On carr aud Natey Streets, Jeisseen Pine Stc,,i mi
Lane, now fitted up convenient and eersni tye
TOT !he reception Of Company. o'"' ~
ne situation OF the United States Hotel presents peculiar
TO Merchants aud Travellers being 10 the cenire
- ~, T me- oa'ie business OF the city, and sithn minute.
Walk o. The Banks Exchange, and public odces The Cr.
ne. a., 1n o. ar wiich the extent of the Establishment en-
me Dining and Cegee Rooms M spacious and
i sleeping Rooms airy and comfortable the Cei
stoefea with the best Wine aud Liquors the
"i ne constantly supplied with every decacy Of e
-. w. fhladePha, and other markets and in addition
HoI p rouge ct accommodations, convenient Bathing
'i'eS nave heen erected, vhere Hot Cold and bver Ht
u t sou sPt,us water, are always in readiness.
iYr 'ne liberal patronage already received the Pro-
ltoi wiz DC ever anxious 60 merit is Continuance and ~
LII IN e3nhdent anticipation nf which, he pledges him
irons w ~, ~ e"n ,t"! 81 hn I'd
New-York, may 10. 6,
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PUBLIC SILL

count, uS.eu psii N A!btmarc aud pat in LOUIS,
al shot distance from the road thai lead, from
latter pses sn5 10 ; GhnrlSevis, about miles Tom the
wei mn,a fm,:es above Gordonsvils near the South
late Can't a. o, Mr. Patrick nehe the property Of the
o. If ,gLS contains 500 acres, abou, is0 cleared
are some good tobacco lands The
two abSs ;,h nous w'th the lower floor aud
Eep h v the 5th day of june next al the tavern
h ph oempoe! at Danvoglio, short distance frcp,
n"a ;y1, ut deed in trust III. iwo last pay
;' WI DE ed-Ihe proprietor, JOHN RICHAES
disposed to purchase il. O" '"e i'nu 10 any person
may ~.
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TRUST SALE.

pursuance Of The provisions Of deed Of irr.f srsrael b.
Do ohaJswck Aificnd and Elizabeth hi, vile be,ri 49,
95u.' ol record in the county Of Jane, cy so
, IPo.e OF steun5 the payment ola certain sum Of
%naay me IVh July next being James CITY court day AZ The
s,nlh " ii'ism'burs proceed Al public auction 10
Se e OIL va valuable estate lying and heipg in The eo
Soie,a' called Poghaan, containing about 1900 scre s5
aan' ABOUT ihree miles from the city Of Williamsburg a.
presumed mat any person dtpo3cd rurcbate ~, t
perry would prefer 70 confde in his own view Of h. t,
hcust DESCRIPTION deemed super1uous only 10 sl fbs
aol % i9nu was conveyed ny Richard usunou and other
fls''au kin and by him trandcgftd Dr. Alfrien5 m
darics. 9ryg. IN y, fi.'9,rr :. olni-
Terms cash --'N'' DO
June
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Trustees Sale Of ReaJ Esto,c.

virtue OF deed of trust executed to the ,ub,crb,, b
~ Dlhney Norris and SALLY hi. wife aud Lew Jonc -
Prudence his wife bearing date 2i Nav 1926 and
me county court Of Henco for the benefit of certain
dor 0 Msrriss jones' will be offered for sale at pubc
auction before the door Of the Eagle Hotel in The ~ s
enHiond ON Friday sd June, 1885, Lot OF Ground ine
OF Richmond. containing by estimation cre %
pole, on which siused suitable buildings for the
I o. small family One aud two years credit will be
security aud a deedof truston property.
May IS, 1925 iH' 'ADiooS W9stee'
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SPANIMERING-


CCTrectflIU
n'sn.s Of speech No 25i Broadtua oposile The PdrE
rs. Lish the principal OF hi, institution, having .ngas
responsibility her in sup H. FEEL - 'e
assuring the public, from the success She ha, had IN
CON. ne ne, al staaererS be cured and hn
oa' can DE mace speak With Comparative ease and
husncy 10 a lie" weeks, aud many a few days.
Mrs, Leigh can exlibi, te,uonia at her In.ti
lion OF the efficacy Of her SYSTEM The public cannot nanl
mre satisfactory than the following II ON gentlemen who
occupy the first rank in and literature and ta ne
has eogfde"tiohy communicated it.
Ne,u York Apra i2th, 1925.
Having lived from Mr.. Leigh an EXPLANATION Of b ,
oy Tor the correction stammeiine, other en Of
Speech and having visited her institutions with great plea
sure That We ofer 10 the public testimony in her fauur
From The many instances there Of cure even when
assurance OF many respectable persons Of the rr.a svan
sse they had derived from her Instruction. we sncer.Iy he
heVe II WIZ piovea public benefit: and hope that Mr.
Leigh may obtain the patronage ingenuity and
patience have well deserved. ''"S
We do not hesitate further 10 add our co,.5oo ,h, m a.,
e rule, on the part OF the pupil althat
lsignedI SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, N. D.
oil Maeril Medica and Botany University OF
Professor Of Moral Philosophy Columbia COLLEGE
JAS. H. RANLEY, Al. ID.
President Of the New York State Medical Society.
JOHN WATTS, Jr BI. b.
Phrioan 10 the New York Hospital.
c9pyef letter from, DR.. ) r. AIANLEY to Mr.. LEtGu
"MADAM, "f'" i0"A' 'i'y' 'S=S'
take great pleasure in bearing my public ties.
mony 70 INC excellence OF your plan for the anil
as TO place The unfortunate subject OF hi, habit so far Al e
as has conversational talent erned very nearly in the
dicn Of Giute The confidence you have rlcd m me b
explaining ia detail your method the fact, and rra.no
ny witch you have attained such complete
MY acknOaledg emens. $3.50
Tue examination rom time 10 time Of your pupils ,,
histories of their from their oyn mouths H. nr
unHes nave had TO compare the progress Of their amend
meL aud above al, The points OF support which your svsen
derives from Development Of the causes Of Sanmer -
laid open IN your esPostios have all eonsped TO
me that yyuf method must be successful and ta If he p
he OF adult or discretionary age, having once cured he
cannot relapse into their former habit without II had ao4
said studying 10 acquire il. -
That uneKampled success will attend your Efforts in II,
treatment OF this unfortunate II speech entertain NJ,
a"ub and bear any agnabe proportion 80 your merits ~
bringing 10 such degree oil peTec, YOU will have abu
dant cause Of sltisiactOn. With much esteem am
re-. , MADAM, Yours,
lSi6nedl "JAMES r.. MANLEY, nj. D.
June t. ,e5
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da, Rev. Mr. Lewis OF New York, Lent Colo
mel .; u. Iotten, OF U. $. Army. James T. Da-
ma, Esq. OF New Hampshire, Gen Samuel Hons
ton oil tennessee, Hon. p. S. Markley, of Penn
syivanla, Hon Gabriel Holmes, of North Carol-
ma, Col. Q. Biddle, of Pennsy lvania, Com. Balm
bridge, o! the Navy, Com Chauncery, do, Com.
Jones, do, Capt. ]. L. Smith, U. S. Army, Doct.
James Blythe, Washington City, James Dean,
ESQ Massachusetts, John K. Kane, Esq Pennsyl-
vania Hon. d. ]. Pesrce, Rhode Island.
Nat Int
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" inotNiAs ~ Superior Iuart ., -
January, 1896 ""u, ue 18th day ot
archibald Bell, Thomas prersier and vD,:,.,, :,
eAois. Of Graham BEL, dee. ""''am - uowies
against plths.
W "i,sn u. Wren, Sersean, OF the city oe ,,;,,
.e estate oil John Tolcr dec. hath be,, 10
administrations Martha u. rolei widow r commanded Tor
A'nSeau admiN OF Thomas Armis.ad To-. - So, 'ane
crime bis wife " imam ID fiefce and CATH
ms ssn,e came on this day TO be heard ~, n, ~,
an" was argued by counsel. a., li.'
49,, H. vac eoui' dotn order that the defendant Isa 49,:
c h., e. peioIea commissioner of the cou, an rs,
a. AZ ADMINISTRATION OF the estate of her n,.s,s ~ .u
.ne ndant Francis Wicker r,nier an and tbat
W w hands ny virtue of the deed a.. 'he iunds
o,o IN me bill mentioned, before the same OF 'uly
@ examine, state and settle III. all s-. WIZ y
ue same 10 Tue court, with any matters %
pertinent by HIMSELF which MAY s , , sSV.o,
he parties 10 be 50 stated. copy T.., " required oy
49, Commissioners Office, Rcks.rs Al an; G. c.
me parties interested in the execn, m os
1e =" COURT VIII take notice that have a,na;."
uSt ~ .Nusus' scn to commence the same 4, az;
S ne ld place they are hereby required q, etc., 10
WIN Tue requisite accounts, docutnent. al - =,
enan'e ule 10 comply with the said order anu p'oo ="
maybe. '" fENDLEToN, eomr'
,oMaiffED to the Jail OF NorfoIL coao, = : -,
negro man named Henry Drurv shy u, huharwuy
Iee' inches high, stout made and f I.b ~ VI az
seai on ms right shoulder, and tina, 2 No. Ia
S ou' WIN WIN kniie lie further states that he ,, b 49,
owner OF the said negro is regu..,,d .,
g WIN te acquisitions Of the law in such case. ~ he vii; h.
WIN. BARNARD,
April II. Jaiior OF Norfolk county
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RORnGR
o. hnnfr.d DnILnro y

.-.. DNc HcfuffO DOltHTS TCtU0TI.
I'tlk sufcrber al about The hour Of u oclek a. ,;t
- hc sob VII, accosted by two vilsns on de =
opposite The door Of the ranier' Hotel Shock Hill kneL
enfu With club, and srnsli rcd nsoroceo poelet 80 49,
ron bog draws osnliug Sf45 ~ hank notes ard I'm,
l" 90 change -Four Of The said Notes sgte OF e2o ~ y,
W. en.eI states Gauk two Of which had cnd.ts.i ~,
iar., " X. Foreie rhe remainder we're fye s,5 49,, y m
ho'' OF ihe Fifsinn aud United shcs' ranks Tbe 49,,
veg ""i pc sven Ut ihc arrfe custom and easietion of,
eua fcicaeit feifaid lgr the recovered sjIof
Pag. rAN4tA * P0nGfE
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TO PHYSICIANS

NE subscriber Wishing to remove 10 West about No
next, would sell upon accommodate ng terms hi,
iet 10 the town Of Bent Greek: Improvement,
comfortable dwelling house, shop, kitchen snokehoue
% Soie' Inc adjacent neighbouhoods thick settled
Gns aalie!mg prospect for prof, sona practise Any
Premises. - 'ft Y sWi4S LYLE ~, on the
Bent creek, Due kingIiam, may as 80,
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8DUERTrTSEarE Ar,

ne tract Of Land called Hill Grove, conainn. ahv,
,O9 acres lying ~ the lower end Of Amelia county. fr
cotton plantation viii be sold all togalher divided int
parcels The terms will heaecommod ating
W,SwaIi, march4 99-tf JyJ y CTyrc
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c. NJ. WARNING.


From .Ae,O Orleans.- BY the ship Frances.
capt. Fosdck, froir New Orleans, we have re-
ceived our regular files of papers to The 10th Nav,
inclusive, from which we make the following ex-
tracts:
There have appeared, we hear, two or three
cases OF bilious fever, of high grade this season
The time Tor serious alarm has not, however, yet
arrived, by two months Should the weather con-
tinue to grow warmer and strangers remain in town
after The Mississippi falls, if is 10 be apprebended
that ". Orleans will be visited by many cases Of
lever, unless much precaution be used by those
who may attempt to pass their FIRST summer among
us.
BIackberriess have been ripe for couple of
weeks past, and roasting from the new corn
may now be had.
The slave traders now in this town, have as
yet, derived little advantage from the law, lately
passed, prohibiting the importation of Northern
blacks ON Speculation. This may be attributed to
The depreciation in value of one ofthe great staples
OF The country, and to the uncommon scarcity of
cash, which has hndered the sale of the crowds
OF human flesh now seen in Chartres and other
streets of this city. Should things come round
again, and our pecuniaTy endorsements blow
over, we may calculate upon extensive system
of smuggling in human flesh, for which the from
tiers OF Loui,iana are peculiarly propitious.
1t is said that part of Our population, which has
nothing 10 fear from black vomii, are about re-
moving to Vera Cruz, IN order to profit by the
higher rewards there given TO skill and industry in
the minor details OF living and economy. Such is
the ignoranceand lazness ofihe natives ofMexieo.
male and female that they furnish foreigners
with the comforts Of civil life a, any price
The opening for tavern and boarding houses
keepers, cooks, washer women and seamstesses is
very propiiious in the city Of Vera Cruz, which
may ere long become one OF the greatest CONNER
cal places IN the New World
The Criminal Court has been some DAYS in ses
sion. Monday next, we understand, is fixed for
the trial OF the Frenchman who had the air gun and
other ingenious conuiyancss about him, and who
figured some months since as principaI evidence
against one or two aldermen arraigned for piracy
WAsHGNToS June The President Of the
United States has appointed Chief Justice William
Cranch, Doctor Henry Hunt, and Walter Smith,
Esq. Commissioners " TO select a proper site in
the District Of Columbia, on which 10 erect a
Peniienary foi the said District and to select
a site in the county Of Alexandria for . COUNTY
JAIL" comfortably witha late act Of Congress.
making appropriations for tbese Buildings.
Cary Seden has been appointed by the Presi- |
dent, Naval Stoie-kceper, at the Navy Yard oil
this city, in the place OF David Brearey, resigned.
The following gentlemen have been invited by |
the Secretar' OF War, TO attend the examination Of
the Cadets al West Point, in June 1925:
Amos Lane, Esq Of Indiana, Governor Nor /
row, Of Ohio, Rev. jared Sparks Of Massacba
sets, Professor Ticknor, Of do, Thomas Kenne-
dy Of Maryland, Hon. Joseph ", White Of Flosi-
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me land OF espionage, but may he meet tl,ele no
opy but the one OF his own creation. May Fame
Pioneer him 10 the good city of Lyons, where his
Lionel has already made him known, and may the
Last of the Mohicans' last to the latest genera
ton.
During the evening it was on the motion of Mr.
cooper unanimously resolved, that Washington
Irving, and Washington Allston, Esqs be honorary
members of The Lunch. TN Y. finer
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10 RETdRD,

~ sorrel years old with her forehead four
iet 10 or II inches high, rubbed with the collar tai
reaching the hook ots aud much better than common
said mare pT;C;fV n,wESS ."
Itrhtt-o Coz .uhe b. g.
FFNHt subscriber has moved 10 cEbn and
ounce in Wellford's buildings near the Courthoue
w"h view OF beouing his undivided attention. (aer finish
'ns nus business IN the Court of Appeals Clanoefy cou,
OF hiehmond) TO the practice in the Superior Cosy Courts
Of caroline and the superior Courts OF Cancery aud Law
win The Husngs Couits held in Fredericksburc.
May so. nv e..,;5.,
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WE S'ockholdcrso Of the Mechauirt,,iii. Tn-r,t e.
P'ny are hereby required 10 pay, on or beGo hs fo
ay o. 'uue Nest, nineteen dollars on each .f,-e h. ~
''m respectively n Che capital stock Of hc ,atl eo-y
Dy order Of the President snJ D;rrci9r
MR. e. '''''1''"io-; lf I,e'iy