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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
Jan. 3, 1s25.
NOTJnE

THE subscriber being The Of John s. Herring dec
and ANXIOUS 20 make final settlement OF he estate des,e
all having claims against said estate 10 make the
known, aud hoe indebted to make payment Letters 10 me-
directed to arrisonburg Rockingham county, Va post oa
will he duly attended to- informed by AIesaDdsr
the father Of the said John s. Herring, residing near New
Hohmond Cermont county and Ohio that there arc
persons found among The papers II the said John s. ern
dec which will he taken of by him. proper e5
sous identifying themselves, call end their written order for
them and tiat any enquiries Of him by letter, post paid viii
he attended TO aud answered. DANT SMITH E,jr Of
g.. 74--Qt L.. = ~ -
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
EIGHTH OF JANUARY.

NEW HAVEN, co Dec. give are re-
questedtc state that Gen. Jackson, the Hero oil
New Orleans, will arrive in this city on The 9Th oil
January next. That day being the Sabbath, i,
will not be convenient for him receive friendly
SITUATIONS until the evening of the 9th January at
early candle light, at the City Hotel Such per-
sons may wish for an introduction on that oc-
casion, are requested to enrol their imme
diately on the orderly book. Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

'IEIE suh-crher ofthT city, and Me.sr Heath and NJ
oiPetefbug, will shortly have powers 10 sell licenee m
using improved Cotton Press any uftbe ooune, II, b,
stale Absorption Of which may be seen a; Their eoun,
foun Inns
cence will he given 70 person, 20 soon az the
renewed, II he ill Up Pres neIratey that IN, Co
pie may II, aud he satisfied Of hs utility. ~
LEWIS WEBB Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

Prompt Puniskmen..-F The paper published at
Aenia, Green County, Ohio, of the Sth inst. states
that, on Monday, Que john Rumbaush forged and
passed noe on hand, on Tuesday he was arrested
and, on "Wednesday, the court being in session, }
tried, convicted, and sen enced to three years con-
fnement in the pententiary at hard labor.
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Dismal Scamp Land Con,D0nU

ONE FOURTH SHARE roe SIZE
62Y ares"ution Of the General Meeting Dismal
80 Land Co. will be sold House in the CITY a.
tiehm"ud on the st OF February, 1926, at IL O'clock On,
Quarter Share of the Stock in said Company pure a,ed from
the estate Of Samuel G, deceased, by the aid
FERNS cash. II LEWIS Br-,s,
The National Intelligence AMI Norfolk eacon will
i. until day of sale, and send their , Office
JdIo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

fTNTiE occupying the iddle ote on the Wei
itaise tht place. The ensuing term, viii fnrn
Board Wsains sud Lod ing with TO attend IN H.
Do ,o of 55dllais, payable bali afly ~ advance.
Ai'o rsi tee usual price Nor shall ms he
second g. soy At tbs place. WARNER w. MINOR
Dee 90 y 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

WE eeerciei running horse, and well established foaI
get'e Sir William, will stand the ensuing season in ON,
table a" Frees old ground two miles Char ,oe
o'utuouse. WIN. GAINES,
r. l. GAINES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

New ORLEANS, Dec. 3.-Weregret to have TO
state that some failures have recently ,ranspired
IN this city, to a very large amount, on the part
of large capitalists, who have seemed, hitherto,
10 have their fortunes based colossal pillars.
Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

1900 persons Passengers on board, except ships
company. Com. Jewett informed us there was
famine at Ceara, and the Inhabitants were dying II
| great numbers in the province
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IN cnANcERY. In rowhaial county count, \

4 18Th, 1925. "' '0"'' N''e""ef
Eii.a'eth BOa,wris, widow rcct of penamin Boat,
wright and Martha G Kelly, late Mar.ha bv he,
| next friend Jacob Ii. Gat.., pIsniiG:' nv
Elizabeth r. Boa,wrigh;, Alexander A. Boa;wrirh, Rbod
anne b9'wrish' Lucy Is Bonwr'gbt and Bejsmn d. Boat
80 ~ VI be'J'"n boai"iisli, deceased aud
rh' day The plaintiff, by then attorney add filed their
' ioi sa'. OF oi land Of
ing this county, belonging the estate OF u, namip Boat
wright deceased and for division proceeds between
he WIDOW ana children OF he SAID deeedent; Appearing
e satisfaction OF the court that tae defendants not in,
habran,s Of this commonwealth motion OF the ran,ig
Is ed and ordered by the court that thead deenan,
a"apeir here on OF befor the third Thursday IN F.b,y mex,
and Answe the plaintiffs hill, cause ii amy ,hty can
'ied prayed for in the bill and thai COPY o., this order
b. forthwith inserted IN new.parf Published in IN, civ
ahoer cory be posted al the door the courthouse of
ms county, on Two .uecess'. count days the said
tnfa ihuisJay in February neat. a copy. Teste
~. % wM s. DANCE, c.
Mrule' holden ia Amelia county clerk,
rhOma Branch Nancy his wife. formerly Nancy Gle.
men,' M"'e oveIton and Mary las wife, formerly Mary Cl.
EAahsth Philips, formerly Eizaoeh nents
einari and Lucy h,, wife, orineri Lucy Clements, Geo
owen ana amy his wr, formerly Fanny Clemrnt. which
,a Sancy' Mary Ezabeth Lucy aud Fanny distribute
| oil john Clements decd. Plaintiff.
Bernard Seay admir- OF John Clements. dccd joseph Gle
mens, lsham Ciemsns Thomas Wood,on in rirr of h. lat
WIFE, Martha NJ, deed formerly Clements judith bryan for
neri! elements, which sad Joseph Iham. Thomas Wood.
son IN sh OF hi, late wife MaItha NJ decd and judith ar
sroues q" John Clements, decd, Tabert Philips Richard
tn,Ps' r mn,a Ellington, formerly Phillips; Sally osborn..
FORMERLY fhiilips Lucy Phillips, Polly Phillips and Nancy
rhP which said raibcrt. Richard, Eliza, Sally Luey Pol
ann Nancy are surviving children aud butees 81 Sarah
Phillips, dec, formerly MIS- one of the ,li,
oil John elements, decd and R.bccca Clements Henry Gle
neh Harriet Clements Sarah aud Ann Eliza Gle
men by John Booker their guardian ltem which said
hesa Henry Harriet, Saiah and Ann Eliza are urvyin,
ShG, en- and distributes OF William Clements Decd one O
| the distributes of John Clements decd. Defend,nt.
The Defendants Lham Clements, Thomas Wood,on and
Judith Bryant not having entered ihe appearance and give,
security according TO the art OF Assembly thf
court ana appearing the court that ,ht
are no inhabitants OF this state On motion of the pIr
hs by william Branch, Esq their COUNSEL 1t ordered tina
the SAID defendants Eham Cenrnt. Woodson and ami d.
appear neore the county court Of Amelia, the fourth
cory of this order be in some newspaper prned II
CITY Of richmond for two months sueeessyey AID another
ee,'ve court days Copy. Teste J. T. LEIGH Clerk.
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NOTINE-

TIVE creditors IF r. j. H5RRIS -rio hare aoceded TO m
terms Of his deed oftrsi, null be paid ,econd ma
IF CENTS u. the doinr the original ciain.
by applying TO X. q r. G,rathrnfy agents.
THOMAS T,1fLoR,l Surrfviag
LEJPiS ROGERS { Tilste.s.
.Taa,nay3, 4
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Notice to he GTOIoersoS CoJ5o.,

- D'EtFo " tUFFUVs
VIE uudsrgsned intend eguarly hereafett he
= OF COIION ~ this market They viii AZ Ill t. H.
prepared 70 pay for that article it, FAIR arke, value IN 60.
ana invite th0e bringing IL here for sale 10 Five tie
Hiehmond, Sept 4. ST. KEItR 4 cXsKJE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

a sezere has recently been made by the Off
GERS of the Customs for the port of New York, OF
twenty-seven cases Of fine Leghorn hats. The
facts, as they have been communicated 10 US, are
briefly as follows: The hats were regularly inn
ported into New York from Italy, and entered for
axportation-They were shipped for Havana, and
the drawback, upwards of 80 per cent. was allow
ed upon Them At Havana, each case was care
fully concealed in hogsfead Of Coffee md put on
board of vessel for this city, where, on their ar
rival they were cred a. invent, seven hogsheads
Of Coffee. From this place, the intention was tn
ship them to Philadelphia, and they were accord
ingly put on board of of the packets regularly
trading to that port. But it so happened, that the
officers here obtained some tinklng of the affair.
BY boring the hogsheads, the cases were found
snugy deposited, and being taken possession of, a
pretty efectual barrier was opposed 10 their further
migration.
The Marshal has lbelleJ the Hats and Coffee a.
oove mentioned. W Y. Gaz.
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in CHANUENY. In PowiaIan county co,,, No. a. 20 |,
1925. 800 wv 'he ios
Wade w. Woodbridge Plaintiff
Plaintiff


Arthur Branslor John Agey and Martha Wife formerly
MARINA bIanSiord Denamn Layne and May WIFE f,p,e
y mary bransord Hillary Branstod, Robert Ter
man j. ffce and beisry his wife, f mery Beey Bran,Ird
and sally A. Brauord, infant child of VIM i,rsn,lo,i
Miitm MagruoeI Richard w. Atkinson iI.fenl,a,.
ms day came the Plaintiff by bs attorney and hled ms bill
against Tue Defendants praying among oier things, for
SAFE o tract Of land OF about MY acres lying in tits
whien was late the property OF WIN. Bransfod, dec and for
di-on OF te proceeds bttweenh the Plaintiff ard ID. fen,n
and process awarded against the Def. ndans 10 cr. o
70 appear here and answer the and .hc cause If any
'hey cam against The safe OF the land and de ;,;o,
OF the proceeds thereof and appearing to the
the court th'i the Defendant Arthur Bian.fod not an nbi
ht V hi commonwealth Is therefore dccreed aud ordered
thursday IN February next and answer the plaintiff h and
hew any ne can aP"nstthe sale aud dvo as ptay
inserted ~ some newspaper published the city Of Richmond
quo or Two mIn,s successfully; aud that anothe
copy he posted at the door of tn. Courthouse of h;. ~
Two successive court days, previous the ih
III eo' nary neAt. Cory. Tese, WIN. 5. DANCE, c.
IT. W O2--y9xs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

LYNcHDNRG, (Vr) Dec. 15-JfelanchoIy
Occurrence. A letter to the Editors of the Virgi-
MAN, dated Martinsvie, (Henry COZ December
6, says that on Friday the I'd inst Mr.. Thomas
King OF that county started TO go about four miles
from his residence on a hunting excursion during
the day his horse reached home, without his rider
which alarmed the family Towards night, several
neighbours were collected, who went in search of
him Searching some time in VAN. they blew
horn, and were answered by the bowling Of dog.
They soon reached the spot, where they found the
faithful and sagacous anamal sitting by the dead
body Of lis master. They found that he came TO
his death by the discharge of his own musket which
way lying at his side, and al first supposed that
he had been thrown from his horse, and that the
| gun had been fired in the act. Circumstances az
forwards led 10 the suspcion that he had been nur
dered; but, after examination before a magistrate
nothing appearing to substan'iate the Suspicion,
the persons suspected of the crime were discharged
| Mr.. King a Of property, ard has left n
wife and four children to lament his untmely death
YfyginiaI
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Y ihOiNiA TO wit Al court oouiinued aud held for -
Ralph 8. Dicken,on pt..o
Against cIiHH
ceased, ' - " ""' ~, cc''vs de-
me defendant William Cole not having entered ~ @
49, "u gwen security according 10 law and the f,Je ~ ~;
' snu appearing 10 the saifsc,ion Of the court H., ~
W ~ aDah'ani OF tbs stale, the motion of be nl;S
~ a. " W 'nsiou, Esq his attorney, ordered H., ~
~ osiendi" VIM Cole do sppeai here or befre H. s
10y ~ court next and asswer the plainf5s hill, I
oopy o. this order beineIted 10
- w commonwealth for eight weeks succevcIy add ,
'" oyufhouse door Of this county rofrt, l., ~
n ~. Ae''e, no COWHERD.D C.
O7-wSrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07
MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.

MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE. :
The results of the late election having re-estab-
lshed the predominacy OF democratic principles
throughout the state, the polical character OF the
Legislature cannot DE doubtful, but there are cues
tons of expediency and policy which press al this
moment w it'll some force, rendering mild but firm
course advisable. An attempt may be made in
some manner to create, what certainly should be
avoided, party far0urabie tothe administrator,
of The General Gcuernment This great state
should never be committed 10 any transitory chieI
placed the head of the naton but with calm dig
nifty, corresponding with position and numeri-
cal force stand as bulwarl 20 the constitution oil
The United States, and while guarding against en-
croachments upon the rights of the several states
afford cheerful support to all the saluiary and lust
measures of the general government.
The first question to be decided is, the election
of Speaker We have heard but one person named
for that Office, Colonel Young, whose capacity is
undoubted, and who, Notwithstanding former COM
plants and objections, will add weight and char-
acter to the station The next is the choice OF
Senator Mr.. Ssnford's friends press his election
TO the Senate, he will probably succeed, as thew
would unite more readily upon him. than on any
other individual.
While the proposed amendments 10 the cons,i-
rution, respecting roads and canals, and the cleo
ton of President under consideration the min
ion OF the state of New York, on these importan,
subjects, will be deemed acceptable and will have
ordinary influence.
This state cannot admit that the general govern
ment has jurisdiction on the subject of roads and
canals, and will accede to any amendment which
can secure the election of President 10 the peo
pie Nc y. Nat. .4duo.
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ENGLISH SEIN'E TVI1yt.

1aO00 ported " ci a sSs from s l"sds ""s f.s,@
oominodaiins terms ny WM. wM CALF Jr
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Der, 1925: - ''' -oo 4'oF
Josiah Leake, William George Edmund Georre and wnr
am Terry, t n,pn Wihi~
Against 'a'nuns'
Thoma, Glass and Mary his wife, formerly Mo-. An.
ue%Se AIsn, william Allen, Richard Allen Daniel Carroll
@ atqa ms VIE formerly Martha Allen, jolly S. Psr,i
Ek0 OF James Allen the young dec. which saia Afa
sad Mary and Mariha children and devees Of Lame, AZ
land county aud Committee Of the estate Of Sarah A &
Tn, H., 80. a.. .t...,.r -, Defendants.
me plaintiffs aud answer ofJoy S. Parish Execute ~
Ahvn ne YOUNGER decd being led aud the defendant, s
mas Glass and Mary his wife, Dauiel Carroll and m,t ~
vie, George Allen aud Richard Allen no, bsv ",,
hen appeHsnce aud given security ,ordinc 10 H. ~ ~
Assembly and the rules othi. count and Il souess;n q, ~
.saet'pn Of Tie court that the last nsfned 2 W.
nnap'a"s Of tins saei on the motion OF the pIaiuta b ~
eoun'e u Is ordered, that the said last named ~
'PPei mere Oh or before t.q tird Monday ~
ana answer the Pin'dbiil aud COPY Of b, or ~
1InStn n'eHed ~ some public newspsper printed o a.,
Guy o. Richmond for two months successfully and io $50
ca AT ne front door Of The courthouse ti counfv ~
NJ soPy' Aes'e W. MILLER, u. g &C
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4 cHANCERY At rules held in the olerk,. oesc. 81
- Ming william county court, Monday the 9Th of Noyen
Eliza s. Lhcpsge administrative with the will annexed -
~ -'.u'P'Se, deeu, Plaintiff
Ambrose White, and William Burke adm,nsa,o, ,,r a
brose Lil,scomb decd. go. y, AM
Inc deitntani Ambrose White having entered IN. m,
Peaance ana given cuiy according to tn net oi A,
a e iuie "i tbs court, and 1t appearing i not an
"""ah oi his connonst alta therefor III. motion r
Tue P,'h ny her attorney ord,. she absent doten
iant do appear here The fourth Monday in January uer
snd answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy Ina i,. b
forthwith "se'ten IA he Richmond Enquirer 10 eight w.oks
aud another copy posted up fon, door OF
'he courthouse OF this county. cop, T,sle
Nov.22 W. Az 80 =.
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u <od. 1879.
Thomas Dube, Henry Dube, John T. Duhe and Iobr NJ,
lory aud Elizabeth his psin,'T 'i''-
against
MARY Duhe widow and reliot Of Thomas Duhe dee bo,
rs Duke aud sally his wife. Susanna Lon rdon Ler All H.
trioutee OF Susanna Lonsdon. dec aud an infant ,ng
age OF Il years. William Duhe, Thoms. uhe and Jane Nv
he, heirs and distributes ufRichafd Dnbe dec and ;,,
under tue age Of 81 years and William Winston Adm ~
Thomas Dune, dec. ID, fn , Mi'n'' ~
This day well tie Plaintiffs the Defendant NJ
Dnne susanna Longdon William Duhe, Thomas Duhe Inc
younger, sue Duhe aud William ID. Winston adm nf
As Dune, Dec by William ID. Winston their coun.sl ~ ~
bill answers aud exhibit being flied read Edmund &
don IS ny the court appointed guardian ad len of the nf,
ueehiini susanna LongdoB, aud Edward Valentine il b1 d.
% appointed guardian adj Item Of the infant defendant
Wilan Duhe, Thomas Duhe aud Jane Duh. -
the other del. ndsn Thomas Duhe and Sally his wife not a.
ing entered Their appearance and given security accr -
be Ae OF Assembly and the rules OF this court, and
ing 70 the satisfaction Of tie court ihattbey inhabitants
OF is couatfy on the motion of the plaintiffs il il o,cJ
hn hty 10 appear here the first aay nez eeut IF
quarterly session TO be held for this county and an ,
Path said hill, aud that copy Of thi, order b., C,
inserted ~ some newspaper printed CITY Of Richmond
loi TWO noHlh' suee esyely and that another nv be sJ
at the front door Of Ihe courthouse Of this county
n copy Teste, WILLIAM POLLARD, @. II. G.
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An English Naval Architect has confessed to
the Editors of tie Fireman. Journal, that the Ship
OF the Line, Pennsylvania, now nearly finished at
the Philadelphia Navy Yard, will be, for beauty OF
model useful and elegant proportions I; strength
OF construction and general arrangement Of the in
terror. unsurpassed in any Navy certainly not
equ'led by any British Ship. She is built OF the
mott choice materials, will mount $50 guns, and
when completed will be the largest vessel IN the
io0rId
There are two rs | frigate Of the first class
on the stocks at the Navy Yard in Charleston, in
Massachusetts. The ships of the Line are to be
called the VIR GINA and the VERMONT, and the
Frigate the CUMBERLAND.
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plaintiff

AT i.uivs iUiue,in UteiA. O,.c, cf
1925: - ~" 10y ~ -'"''""ei,
Allen Gi!liam t;.;r
Aganst f'"'"""
James Redmond ad'mr Of obsr, Williams, dec and s,
oa,v', widow % Richard Carter, john Carer H. M;
zabtth I after and Polly after ar,nJa,,' ~
defendants Sally Carrier, widow OF Richard dec
man Carter, Elizabeth Carter Poi Carte no ha,in, J
heu appearance according ohc act 81 I'M
heta' Assembly ana the rules this court, and II spne,n
To tue satisfaction of the that the, al moi nhsso,
% e, on'he motion OF IN plaintiff 10y counsel. ord,
M saiu defendants de appear here the frs Monday il,
febiuaIy next, and appt AT ace and
piann oiii aG g. euy for peIlY ming the deere, OF
me court aud that copy of this der be ted IN The
Richmond Enquirer for month, stc.,s.yrl> ana no.
ed al The front door Of the oOuItlo OF the said county
cory. Teste WINSTON EObINSo% iii
Dec 90. 80 ~, eiA-
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" Corruption Unmasked. The ". York
Statesman Of Thursday evening, gives us a surnma-
~ of a rill had at the court OF Oyer and Terminer
before Judge Ed ards, on Wednesday last, to-
which i very pertinently aGixes the tile which
we Lave borrowed 1t va On an lid ctment, saws
the Evening Post, ogains David Baker, chare-
in ann win libe in Publishing that Jasper Ward.
Senator of this State. with bribery and corruption
j, MEMBER Of the Legislature in taking money
procuring the Charter Of the AGtna Insurance
{ npany, &c. exc. The publication, which was
agreed it false, 10 be libel, was admitted by 3a
ke- ard he placed his whole defence upon proving
the truth ofthe charge in the indictment so that
was iairi presented 10 tie court and Jury 10 de-
eide whether Ward was guilty of The hei1ous crime
/ imputed to him, or Baker guilty OF making =
fdee accusation. The jury did decide this fact.
after full, fair, and pitien hearing, and decided
II against Mr.. Senator Ward, and the decision is
placed on the records ofibc court, whence il can
never be erased. In the course OF the Iialit came
! out tha, War received for his services in the Sen
aie Of New York, FIVE certificates from the Presi-
dent osthe Company. authorsing him 10 subscribe
Tor $40 600 worth Of the stock when il was aboye
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par. which Ward freiueutly offer Cd Tor saie IN the
market And also appeared, that Tor services
in procuring what was called the Trust clause
in the Chatham Insurance Company, when 1t was
above par, Mr.. Senator Crdner too received a
certificate for $4,000 in stock of that Company,
which he disposed of to one Thos. Hyatt for
$500. The above triSl merely ascertains the i'm
porrant facts just stated and more OF the same ma
me. Blu criminal process, in form, must hrsi be
instituted and their guilt propounced by the verdict
ola Jury, before their punishment can be awarded
by the laws Of the land, which is no less than Fl e
of five thousand dollars. or imprisonment at hard
labor 10 years both, in the discretion oil the
court We trust those whose duty it is TO prose-
cute. will rot stop ill justice be done. We leave
it the district attorney and faithful and Impair
tal grand jury. Several reports of the trial have
been prepared for different papers we shall avail
ourselves OF the BEST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

Ertractcf a letter from Ba'timorean, dotsd
MoHTEvIpEo, Oct. 81.
g You may state TO the editor The Patriot that
the Patriots have possession of the whole of the
country from the walls of this place TO Rio Grande.
Since have arrived here two severe actions have
been fought, and of 1900 to 1000 men, who lett
this under command of General Benes Manuel,
only few stragglers have yet returned. The
Patriots are commanded by General Lavalleja
and in the first action took coo prisoners, killed
500 and suppose the second action, which we
have not yet got the particulars of, finishing
stroke Manuel is prisoner. The Patriots came
in sight OF the town, and judging from the feelings
OF the people, the OF the lmperiaists here may
be considered desperate, large proportion OF
the Inhabitants are for the Patriots, and Buenos
Ayres is entirely friendly TO thenl.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-07

Steam boats Henry clay and Cotton Plant
snae ged.-Le,ters received this morning, dated at
Cahawba, Gala Dec. 18th say. that the s. cam
boats Henry Clay, and Cotton Plant from Mo-
bile, both with valuable cargoes of dry goods, SC
for Mon. gomery and the intermediate towns on
the Alabama river, were Nnagged on the 10th Dec.
and sunk. The Cotton Plant sunk in feet OF
water, before she could he run on shore, and her
cargo it is supposed will be so much damaged as
to amount 10 n total loss. The Henry Clay sunk
in shoal water and most OF her goods, are hap
py to learn, landed without damage. The
boats and their carsoes insured in this city tor
Il large amount.
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4 Esd, 1895. :" """0''' county court NOvembe
Thomas Dube, Henry Dube John t. Duhe and John Nal
ory aud Elizabeth his wife psin,;T -'i''-