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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09
ERIrS1 SaKE

PURSUANT TO the provisions OF II trust executed by
Samuel 8. Grhn, bearing date the Msy ami
admitted record in the Office OF the clerk Of tie Hastings
Court for the city Of Williamsburg, the 10 day u June
1919 made to the 600 dollars Robert q
Scott and which there is das the nttre, on the l.,
day OF January 1925 shall proceed Monday OH day
Of April next 10 scltothe highest bidder public auction M
cash, the premises that very des able ssdcee oy oce
pad by the said Griffin, IN the city Of Wisnsofg with III,
Lott thereto appefianing aud adjoining the fcsdrce OF Mrs
Peaty aud which described IN the said deed Of ., n,
the following manners Assrtan House aud Lo Of Land sh
ate aud beng in city Of Wasbtx the where
Of fully infinitely snd completely set forth 10 deed from
the said Robert q Scott aud Susan his wife the aid
Gren, bearing date on the is day Of Nay 1918. Acting
III believed that the ihlc cll DO conveyed will be with
out exception. LDNARD HENLEY. f,,nfs.
March :, 1873 tnl-,i,
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Fyuit and .OYnanentnI Trees, Se.

gtTEPnEE L. Mills & co. Hate Prince mllal Offer,
~ 70 the public, at the Old American Nufsery Long Islar
near New York their va extensive serinsn, cf Rfut and
Ornamental Trees, Shrub, and Psnis which about $4,000
are OF szessuitsble for Tall trauspan and cusi o. the
most select knd They have also sevfsi ,houssnd Thrifty
lection Of Tulips Hyaeinhs, Crown ImPera, Lilies ether
Also, pest variety % Oranges Lemons Clrons GcfaDi-
inns, China Hoes Canciit Japan Roses, Olives sies,
Pomssrsnate Jssmos, Ikbs, aud other Gteeuhuue Pani
and above 90 knds Of the Double Dss teebfated
pendiJ Flowers ysrie,ie, Of cbrysaotheus and
above 90 u carnstons, &c. Catalogues which may be
ootsined OF the uhscfber, aud orders through them,
PER mail, will receive immediate aiteniios.
tsignedI - ELLIS ALLAN, lgents
Feb. II. Pt-6
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TO aGRICTLTURISTS.

" S10ALC CLxOhlSxS.
VIE uheriber encouraged by the credit the machines
- made by has late father aud imelf-and also by tho su
eoaasepenf he received ihs last su years. bess
~ inform his ieads aud the public genersy that he eont
nae to make both Portable ana Fixed Wheat Threhns Ma
chimes Of different sizes and reduced prices all Of which are
made OF the bes materials pat toyether the
ner and hopes the respectable undergned will he
suuacieut ecomin- ndation.
JOHN 'ExALL, opposite the Pos,-cmce.
Bichmond, Feb. ), 1896
have used Mr. Exas Wheat Machine for four wears.
have no hesitation in saying that of the best rh.sh
faster and cleaner aud eiabe get THAI
machine havs seen, aud believe have all tn.
modem machines Of this country very being
principally OF cast and will last ii taken proper
30 years le and Ae end viii be the cheapest Of ali
inashins HILL GARTER.
have had ia u the Exall Portabs Wheat ThresLiny
machine for year, and have aging, for
durability, expedition and grain superior
any Ihreshns Machmr have fhr faciiiy with
which Il moved 70 different farms s,ss also decided adj
sanages, and tits easily kept 10 vrleI. J. ARCHER.
Bermuda Hundred, 3Ist Jan. 1896. - .
an well satisfied with the work performed by ar Esals
Wheat Machine and greatly Ptsisr to aher, lhaye SEN
use. JOSEPH MAItA.
+ REFERENCES TO
Johu Wiekhsm, E,q WIN. r. Wickham E,o.
Wins. Carter, E.,. Edmund r. WickLa,n ts,a.
Or. Trent, too numerou, 10 ,rnti.u
n D. Whsa Fans Straw Cutting Machines, Corn Shell
leSs, aud all kinds OF Agricultural Impisu,
be;i manner. Smah's Work In general
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09
ROANOKE.

NJ me years old this a.ssixteen hands high fine bay
Of the greatest iDssinshe strength aud beamyhlack
name, tail, and swil be let mare, ssoanoke in he
county Of Chsrls, Vgins al wenyf. dollars. payable
cash. 81
APPlyto EDMUND MORGAN, overeer; I'D 10 rim on,g.
February ~, 1926
N. D. Roanoke Of Sir Arshy on, Of the Enrli,b
mare Lady Bunbuy, ldam Of RCbRoy snd Anseca BY Oh
IfUmPatofshe wss out Of Theophs, sier 60 old Tat her
am, Play Thing, ~ Old Mltchem-Vixen, ny Rsguiu DC
See Stud Book lie horse Of uneommonly fine temper
snd all h, io1, are bays, and very hne OF " twenty
maj es OF be owner eovsted The before last twenty
three broogh,fosls alive aud well oIen heavy ~
fs aud the onTmsre ths missed was in her 22d year
1ldrrh u. IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09

u The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally,
aud week durinS the VI the State Lega
tmePriee III. heretofore, Five Dollars p.r
payable advance. Notes Of Chartered banks
oGiy) will be received payment. The Editors will
The safety Of remittns them by nail the postage Of all let
terra being paid, by the writers
or No paper will be disc (hut the discretion Of
he Edtorsl until all arrear.ses have been paid up
n whoever will guarantee the payment Of papers
shail have the teath GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
= One square, OR LkSS-Frst insertion IS cepts-each
continuance, so cents.
No advertisement inserted until has either been paid
for, assumed by person this city its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09

LSOR sale Of land Amelia CO. couisnox 1900 acre,
BALI wood Of the cleared lsnd about 80 acres are
low grouods Of nc Tood land nearly bali good bsceo
land the rest adapted 20 cotton The whole well wered
convenient TO two manufacturing mills we'll epe,ed abuadan
provided With houses and has wheat machine The distance
money 10 band chen pseon given, third payable twelve
months alte and the basuee atwo years credit The
will be shown ~ james Drake The anagcr
ons addressed 70 eoiio Bridge will BE- promptly s,rod-
MO. EDMUTp IiARRlSON.
Agshs sS~cx
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.NOTYCE

1--WE subscribers, a.gnces 10 the n;e firm Of Budong
Stafford have duly empowered Mes.r. OH, Dunlop Co
Of Richmond Virgins Agents for the collection ali debts
due the said Budlong Stafford. e. & w. RHODES
RHODES SMITH
Providence, r. l., Feb. Z3J, 1925.
In conformity vb the foregoing ntice al persons
to the late firm Of Budlors stafford, requested TO make
aymeul with as little delay ro-.h!eo
OTIS, DUNLOP 4 CO
March Q. tnc-1,n
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AT FIRST uosT

VIE subscriber intending N York ipediafe
= ~ oilers hisPsss valuable Stock 6rst 1t will
be found we'll worthy attention of Merehan Taors and
others, aud principally consists Of -
Cloths, Cossineres, Pestings, Ready made
CtoiAi'g, a~d TRIMMINGS Of very superior qaaiity
W AL Pttsohs indebted HIN respectfully requested
make payment before the 10th day of MacA otherwise
Will be commenced against them and all per-
sons TO whom he is Indebted will present their fur
payment: THOMAS LAMBERT, Merchant Tailor.
IT Cothng will be made To order, usual until about
the 10Th Of March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09
JOHN = WILLLaM GILLLaI,
OFFER FOR SALE:

Sfo 8>0NM SACKS best STEERING Liverpool salt, cargo
~ XVSE Of the brig Missionary, from Liverpool
10 half pipe, andqr casks very Superior od l. r.
Wine, imported direct two years ago,
10 Ahds, prime st. Crox sugar,
30 Bags Green Coffee
81 Boxes best Durham Mustard, just imported,
Tierces new Rice suitable for retailing,
o C.ates Liverpool Eaithen Ware, good assortrnent
10 Boxes superior Ciaie Wine, 80
Gases best London elohs& ea4simsres uell assorted
Gaze bang-up cords 4 sslvsteeps
do stout low priced Lish Linens,
= paies Sernan OAnaburss Ticklenhurs-, and Bursps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09

TWILL be offered for sale e thsd Mondoy in April in
font Of tbs tavern Of ~ Jfs The town Of York $50
seFe Of band more less sng nhe county Of York. about
miles from tbs town Of York Belonging he estate Of the
isie Ooh Hugh Necn aud adoning the lands formerly
~ William Goosisy, Edwin Dspf, WA. WS pue and Col
VIM Nelson; Apfsttse dne an the lo iu the town Of
lo'k Belongings .pf fsia< "a lIusb Ne.on.
Hffeh z. 49, ~. e3.,%ds
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.NOTTcE

A GENTLEHAN about visit, and wishing 10 view par
tssariy the stses Of Kentucky and Ohio viii UNDER
take aud unni,hed husipcs which
have in ether Of those states. BYr particulars en4o at t
Vthee Of John q. Williams, Esq, Riehinond.
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09

no COTTON GROWERS.

yyE subscriber haserecied housr in the rear
Il ofthe atpresent occupied by MIN Caryree sher.
he will receive COTTON Storage free OF charge the
Planter f sold lying in his house; Storage in
all when the cotton taken lie wall either sell
Commission give cash the CHEST price paid in the
ke MADISON WAITlfAII.
Sent. Is. 41-vju
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09

TA1H0has prae'i,ed medicine for many years wIndie
W where he met with much success in The of Yellow
Fever ScrOfula and Chronick diseases has row settled 10
Stanton, and offers his services tIe public.
Sfotrfor, Feb19. 93--2a<ets
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THUST SdLE.

A GREEABLY to the provisions Of deed of executed
IA to me BY Thomas Bali aud Elizabeth his wife, aud Of
cord in the Clerks Once OF county Ches,eried,
The 9Th day OF March, s2J for cash
plan said town by no $50 Said
situated the leading from Msyos Bridge and froplng
the property u Jamsy .. Scott, ESQ.
Manchester, Feb. l8, 1875. gS-lds
The salor postponed until Monday the I2,h March.
X
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TRUST SIZE

pY virtue Of deed Of uu executed to by Wikou Nor
Jsan for the purpose Of securing the psynen, Of certain
sams o thesen specified, Gaapd aud Beverly A.
Bown e1rs vi Benejah Brown, dec. bearing date
March 1928, and duly recorded In Buckingham comfy
monday the 10Th day Of April next, thai heng court day,
fact OF land lying sad eouny, the stage road leading
Nom New Canton 70 Buckingham, containing no acres, ad
joining the lands OF John West aud Others e will convey
.ny sueh title q vested by sad deed, which
leve n un9uestouabls.
I'll; c. GASNAWAY,
WI. C.Ll6OS,
marrh T. 1929 ea<f+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09

ESPEoffULLY beg: leave to ae9uaint her customers
IA aud tue public seneraiy that she has hand general
assortment Of articles in the MILLINERY LINZ, any part
Of which she y willing 10 diPosr Of =! moderate prices.
Mrs. n. contnues to execute MAHTUAMdkiEG in all
Il, variety, the most fashionable, aanuer
e also bsaehss, presses, dies and alter Straw and Leson
Nonnets.
march Q aa-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09
LAND & NEGROES FOR Sale.

DURSUANT to decree Of the county court Of Hanover
chneery sittins will be sold Tuesday the 2sth day
March nen fair, hnot the next fair day thereafter al
late residence Of Joun decd in the upper
sd cosui the tract Of land whereon the said John
resided, daring his life time. Conaipiug by
we'll timhc. cd, and lies immediately in the nelshbouhood Of
excelept ands sst mill For fertility, health and
neghbourhood advans this situation inferior Al
ths time and place will besod fifteen twenty likely
negroes consulting Of and boy Of them
tnalaitces and of ~ I'd character.
Tsrns: The land will be sold upon ersda oftvslve
months the purchaser giving bond with security
premes The The neBroeswli be old up
lilo esedA aud bonds With approved security will be &c,
quired. FRANCIS W. SCOTT, Commissioner.
~ D. Pesr Wsds viii skev tbs land persols Wishing 70
viev il
march q. ae-vS,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09

pIRGI.t1.d GARDENER.
. ANDULPH'6 CULINARY GARDENER eularg ed aud
adApsdt, the present OF climate, by expert
enced Gafdener native oil Virginia, piee 50 cents. Just
publishedby COLLINS L. co.
Eastern District of Vrginia
DE Rendered, That the 9TH day Of jan the 50h
ID Of the Independence ofthe u America Collins
,.x-ss.. aud Company OF the ssd dct deposited in
l. 8 this 0cc the title Of look the right whereof
~SssF<Ar claim propreors, in the words following
andoiph's Culinary Gardener enlarg pied
present state Of Climate, by experienced Gardener
. Native fVuginia"
entitled IAN act for the u by
in the copies OF maps charts aud hooks the authors
prophet such eopie, during the therein mention
ed.n nd: 1EFFHfES, Clerk
OF The Eastefn District Of Va
Feb. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09

NOTICE.
HAVING sustained much INJURY BY depreciation, upon
knds ia Henrco country, hereby fo bid ali pei
from cutting wood, making roads hunting upon lands
Determined to snore the Penay Of The law upon those
trespasng thereon. JOSEPH MAHX.
JOHN SIMS.
Feb. 10. 92-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09

Notice to the Gr0,rers IF Cotton.
ftE undersigned intend 10
o. Of COTTON i'll this market. They will at all tiue.
prepared to pay for that article its fair market
add invite those bringing here FOR sale give them CALI
Richmond, Sept. IS. 39-r KERR CASkIE.
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a G,,,,-N,,ifh IV,,;,te-f

A Gu,-S9,ifh Fa6ted.
nNE who well qualified repair and pu, complete
~ def uusket, rifles and p3is will 6nd employment aud
liberal wages upon application the subebri None
sPpy bu such produce satisfactory credentials
eRil, industry aud sotiiety. BLAIR BOILING captain
and superintendent Of the Armory.
rnerch @ 83-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09

~ ANYWAY as ain inormed from the possession of Ar
Hesekah jordan OF Lynchhurg Va about the
hist OF January last JACOB formerly pro
pey Of Mrs Elizabeth Lewis late Of Powh,tan .oany, aud
snee conveyed by nv deed record In. Camp
ben Clerks Office The said Jacob we'll
nssSiy Or quite six feet high, dark mualu
which = nefss.ed hi, being sssssd confused,
CIump me5 shove Pow4tnn courthouse, he has
wife al Mr.. David Howards Of that vicinity. liberal
ward will he given fu his aud deposit the Jail
Of The last mentioned county, and line addressed
"I E.n s an the ia'i ASNER b. GALLOWAY 80 ,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-09

The celebrated Horse SIR CHI 6LES,
LElLL stand the ensuing season 81 Tree Hill.
w In. SELDEN.
Tee Hill, Feb. Q, 1926. sa-n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-17
From the n. i, Mercantile .3lrerttssr, .Nar

From the ~ i. Mercantile .7drertser .p9r, Is.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA
By the Gertrude from Poro Cayello, gentlemen
Of this city has received euer from his friend al
la Gugyra a,sd the 18th Of October, eommunica
ting the important intelligence that Paez IS rs &C
ing his steps, and that The lnsurreciionary move
ments 10 We ezuela are aDouI 70 suosde Of their
own accord without even the interference Of the
General government We are obtgingly favored
with the following extracts.
La GuAYRA, Oct II. 1896.
aGreat changes and fo the better, have taken
place. The leaders and promoters OF the faction.
ore by their recent acts convinced that the people
are not 10 be ruled, or even urged into civi uar.
and ,ha their devotion to them not 50 stsolu as
il The hr.t instance their vanity led them to suppose
"A, the meeting Of the people called by order Of
General Psrz upon his arrival al Catacas, i essfe
solved II discharge The forces raised for defence "
other purposes that deputalloD Of three IL tie
most respectable men Of Caracas be forthwith des
patched to Bogoa a, humbly 10 repr sen, the wishes
d Venezuela; ID short TO place things q
possible as they stood This unfortunse event tool
pisce.-.3Hthis has beea done !; and The conseqeenc,
is conHdenre i, about 10 be restored. We certainly
con.idet tie affair entirely al end So far al
concerns the power Of The general government owe
his dis,-;c. BOLIVAR is absolute il the hearts c
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-17
Prem The Connecticut Herald. Nor. T.

Frcm The Connecticut Herald. Nor. 2
Another .irres,.-We lean that Iohn insaaF'
Of the firm Of !. s. d. IIinsdale, was arrested oy
deputy mslshal. in the main street at MlddIs'oN"
on sunday evening last, al The suit Of The Y. o.'."
Alter serious resistance on his own part, anu =
ne secured by The assistants Of ihe marsha'' nc Va
rescued by lis risHds, carried 70 his own house, a"D
withheld from custody. 49,.
by late decision Of the Circuit Court az ~, ~
ford, i was determined that The process o. '"e
, Courts is 10 be governed by the Jaws q 'ne
Fal States they we're in l.S9, whereby 40 an
IN favor o. the uniltd States during The nme co.
60 by the present law . The state Is clsleso '"
legal
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-17

The following is copy Of Memorial in rela.
ton TO proposed voyage OF dscoseIy 10 the Polar
regions. The Baltimore American states, that in
and expressed appreciation OF the most Intelligent
aud respectable citizens.
MEMORIAL-POLAR EXPEDITION.
70 the Senate and House If Representatives Of the
United states in Congress assembled the Memo
rial Of tie subscribers, citizens Of the said States
cry respectfully represents;
Tha, they have long viewed with increased inter
IS, the liberal and perseyering efforts Of {; Britain
France, Russia, and OF the enlightened Govern.
menis Of other European nations, 10 acquire know.
ledge OF the nature Of the Globe that we in.sab
and The courage and constancy with which nayqa.
tors and travellers, patfonlzed and fitted on, by
them, have pursued their course on The lrack!ess
ocean, and burning sands uhospitahle mountains,
and the regions oil eternal ice and snow cheeted by
the hope Of adding 10 TIC stock OF science and Of
beneElttlng mankind IL some Of he numerous wnys
IN which our nature and condition is susceptible Of
improvement.
Ihe hsrdsiiPs encountered, though sometimes
seemingly surpassing what human beings are cana
bic OF sustaining have only stimulated item ana
others to greater cxerlions, that they might MAKE
discoveries useful 10 the world, and glorious 10 their
nations and themselves as public benelactors 4,
The present time while some, 6y water Of on land.
are endeavofiag 10 penetrate The north west Of s.
merca, and attain the northern polar regions, other,
are travelling IN The north east Ct Asia, with similar
Objects; and while some holding their course
through the great south sea, 10 discover islands or
increase our knowledge Of those already laid down
on the map, collect interesting facts in natural h;s
tory, and open new channels for commercial enter
prise others are senuring into Tie hear, Of benish
Cd Africa 70 trace the line of tile mysterious Niger
ana open that vast continent 10 The commerce ant
; communication Of The civilized world, and ho,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-17

lie reople We have certain scoouGts 81 his oeine
no his way ard from what has taken place 10 ahaifs,
and the grea, intimacy that suhssts between zen.
Paez and Madame Bolivar, some OF me wise ones
augur, nay assert, as tact that fsez ano non's'
have perfect understanding tina, great sacri-
fees are 10 Sc maae-Names are mentioned, &c
L non this we ere silent cong raulatirg ourselves
upon the happy termination Of this aaair.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-17

4 thorough paced euemyt q innovation. a wi
Ter 10 The Gen,leman's Magazine, while opposing
the introduction OF Vaccine lnnoeulaton, remarked,
elh4t Re vas determined 10 60 10 church through
lie same dirty road, where his ancestors trudgsd
s.fare him thai il his ancestors hs6 woFshiPped
Rezs6ub, lie would have wafshipped Beizebub
also; ina; he wishes 70 prfctice physic, IS he al
w.ys ia. prscced il and ihal ne is q sworn enc
rs il ak inaoration in religion, 1iitiss all my
sic,n Many would 90 s. u - Uis2iry though
III few would have equal cardor n ayowlns 4. q
;ais red5ab abe champion taT hnas and opinions,
4: Trey are
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-17
FROM LITE ENGLISH PAPERS.

Reunion Of tie .Neth09is. Wss,eyan
Methodist Chapgt.-This beautiful and truly mag
o,fcent edlfce il Tivo Dale, was opened Tor DIVINE
service. on Sunday and Monday, The 10th and lin
inst. Under The chapel two large rooms are pFepa'
led Tor The use Of 500 children belonging 10 me
Methodist Sunday School, and an additional gallery
erected in the chapel for their accommodation 90
ring The hour, OF public worship. Public worship
commenced a. ten O'Clock on Sunday morning. The
Iiturrg Of the Church cf England, uiicli is 70 Be
regularly used as par. q tie morning service was
read In most impressive manner BY the Rev. X,
Newton after which The Rev. A Clarke, LII d de-
liyered truly exceen, sermon, il the course Of
which he stated The rerg great pleasure i afforded
him TO ,ritaess the introduction Of the Liturgy N
that Mace and expressed his ardent desire that ne
might live 10 see it adopted, in every place where the
Melbodis;s have morning service. The Rev. X.
Newton preached in he afternoon, and the Rev ia
bez Bunting, A. NJ in the evening. The whole ex-
pense Of the building is estimated at l,000s nclu
Ding the purchase OF the adjoining land, which Is
Ia be used as burial ground. Nearly 4Q00s had
been previously subscribed towards the erection q
his building, and notwithstanding the pressure Of
the times, The very liherl sun Of 559! was collect
cd al tie several services connected with The open
Ing ctosA Pott t1t'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-17

4 statement is given in London raper, Of The
expenses tia, attended the election Of he Rev TO-
sab Pta,,, 10 the ,Icarage o. ~. Stephens, Cole
man street. Mir PIa. was frs, elected by bailtt,
ey majority Q! Two votes. HIS opponent contest
ed the return, 10 Chsncery, where, alter three
years suit, new election ordered by poll, and
Mr.. Pratt was returned BY nsjoriiy Of six The
expenses thereby incurred 81 himself ard us
friends, amounted 10 1851 ISIS. 7d.-or more than
nine thousand dollars The Committee Of The III
poste candidate, they being plaiutifs 10 the set
incurred still Larger expense
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-17

II the 81 vol Of my Travels in Russia, the Cmea, the
Caucasus. and Georgia contained abridged ansson
o Gen Yermoof's Private journal II lis Embassy Per.
siaa journal which he mpolticly allowed 10 be
pied hy number of officers From Of them, nov
beyond the reach Of despoc power borrowed his copy,
from which my transcript, made All the above parti-
culsrs contained in the said journal.