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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

Hmg,oorms.-A salye made Of hard soap (call-
cd By some, rosn soap aud ginger, rubbed on
fngworms Will cure them.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

Miss Eo.hschitds Marriage At an early hour
on Monday morning stamford Hill, the country
resideuec of ~ NJ Rothsehild, Esq was in a
great state OF hustle, aud most Gifts inhabitants
were on the qei rire, waiting lhH approaching
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20
NI,NIrRsEN nI.NAl0R

Dr. Bltrman has hecn elected h, the Icgisla.
tmc no" III session IS .nator IA Congress fol thc
Xix ear ensuing HE hh March next in place ol
NJ Neihdnr, doc.a,rd
The louisville Publc Advertiser states that tho
tmal no.. 4 the l'alis of the Ono. toward. fhr
MAKING Of anrca Congress appropriated a hun.
drrd th"u'tnd dollars Is rapid, u1aer way. one
Thousand men heag employed IN the excavation.
anti 'he sou haslug been highly favorable 10
Their operations
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

woman may learn one useful doctrine from
the game Of backgammon, which IS, moi to take
up her man TIL she's sure OF binding him Tom
BrOtnn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

Mr.. Webster ha, he n re.rlretrd 10 Congrcss
wit cons .Ierllir Tp.-Eop--Nr Everett re
elected without any y .p,ltnn--ln Norfolk and
Plymouth District VI Namun no doubt is II.
81, ciod over III. I alrb Gushing.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

anew MUSfC.--The subscriber has the
III pleasure OF informing the Ladies OF
Lynch.urg and its vicinity that he has jus,
received, direct from the North, a we'll se-
lccted collection of NEW MUSIC, which he
viii seal very low for cash.
ADRIAN r. NORTH.
Nov
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

Monongalia Lottery-Class ,.
VIII be drawn on the 2lst inst. when the fol
loving handsome prize will be distributed
SCHEME:
prize Of so 20 do 100
de- 5000 40 nriyes Of 5u
90 1900 200 do 10
&c. &c. sc
Not one blank to prize, and all paya.
BILE in cash The capital prizes for sale a,
the old established Lottery office of
A. r. NORTH,
u Tickets "a and shares in proportion
Nov Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

Mossrs Gary and Lea have announced for
pn5Iieaton IN March, the Isl Nov Of a Work.
entitled the American Quarterly Review. on the
pl""i tn' Edinburgh, aud North American lie.
ne"--'hr editorial department to be committed
to "r Walsh, aided by an association OF gentle,
men 40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-20

Let him that ieers tie Tartar beware % l.s
dirk Ihs proved sufficient
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u Ol$ Cut.


By shlp Get, n M York, Non. =.
sn haltct scott, its sand Is shortly To be mar
ri'd % . lad, Of immense wrath II maiden sis
ter OF Mr. Bruce. Plmte 10 lAe Ming Of scot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09

i
X EsfEOTFULLY informs public iha, lav;,r nurcb,
ne principal part OF the stock of the late Mr. NJ,
I"usn' ana rented the house lately occupied by him ew
uoos above the Bell Tavern Richmond he viii
~ ~ carrying on the business and re.pectflv sol;ri
u nauSh's OLD customers and Others 10 continue "a ma,
GOnize the establishment ' - N'ue - pa
er nsuers himself that his character as C;upm,ker
suhclenty established during his redence In p,,,r
s' 20 insure hIin public confidence and patronage
Ia Sua'''oh 10 tic excellent wokmen who wct. in MIR NJ
employ, aud whom j. ryrer has engaged 20 conIin
~ H hi' as has obtained rsrate fancy VOL kman from,
ahu tue purchases he has made of MIR M;N,n,b,,,
500 a"uuon TO his former stock, enables him with con6
49, " sey, . ne has more extensive and elegant a..or
@ OF NONS, PISTOLS, and other articles i'm h, line tIs
We 'et ouefsd "a this place before among which are Per
runs on hts newly improved plan. Tor which a.. has
letters paen, from the United Satc pat.n.ol,e
'o, P1tht bieach, twisted stubh barrel and pIain Cn,
~ u1une and single pocket Pistols Rifles epn pi,t and
LOCKS, gun and pistol Powder Fasks and Horns ,loubl,
s'e SAo' Bells, plain aud patent Game Bags Wa.hrl.
fancy Screw divers, with picks Luck Vice.
au tuneer bullet Alould gun and ride Worms Milary
ana Brushes, hass and steel Mountnr Oil Flint:
an OF which he Is determined To sell low, for cash
wan carry on the Gun-Making and repairing business in
various branches Guns stocked 10 tie newest pattern.
tice. ~ N"u 81 'He sHOi'est NO.
T. prepared 60 alter any guns the improved percu
flint. ' " saw "y PERCUSSION or by
Just received lot ofthe best English Gun Powder
~ j. Iyrer respectfully fo old customer. that h,
WIZ ais" continue his establishment Petersburg even ON
more extensive scale than hereofore-tU which m son Will
April %. ,,s,,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
YELLOIV SPNLNGS.

TIVE ubscriber having been long rendered Incapable Of
tending i0 buioes from ndi position o1tfs rent that
celebrated Establishment thc yellow Spring. stuated 10 The
county Of Montgomery and State If Virginia, x miles North
OF he courthouse and main road leading o. the WetcrD
10y The great medical qualities OF the water, rat9n and
improvements al combine 90 render This deiralo sii
on % Obtain health any IN The state 81 viii venture o
lat tie water has superior, auI that te roads ding 90 d
infinitely better tlan toany other watering place ht
ectono The country. Should any petcu inrlae % rcy De
doso Tor seycrul years, accommodating irss BE- De-
could expect pcfsar who calculated Co.'s fupifyar,
nd wil upon determined CO. 10 welt tonfdffy be-
eye bat BE- fil an early application will Doc ad'issbe
hefl repairs 10 he made before he
Some furniture will be- supplied lni 6f re Baker
1--we neaf tac S-io.f nao cas- hc fuD"ted ~ .lr tes
- = .IAtGES TayLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
Il. IIARRrsoN Esq.
.Hudtfor cfMe Treasry.
TREAsuEr DrpAnr,,ru..
| an SD your otedient servant,
JAMES MADISON

run Auddor's office, 2Ist .JE,ycz 1906
9't nave had the honor 10 receive ,,o,,- w.,
ter OF the 20th instant J0"i 'e'-
VA referring to copies of Mr.. EIls,vor,l,,,
counts, as settled at the Treasury. now IN No.,
session. II appears that he claimed his s,Iar, e..
'he vih October, 1893, to the 18Th NJ 1eoI
ana that he was allowed salary from oh Octobsr
I'So, to the "a October, 1900, the time the Ali;
sion terminated, but he was allowed in addi,ioo
one one quarters salary which he did not claim NJ
Ellsworth it seems claimed his sal5rv ,yL;ra ~
france sick, and until he returned to the Ir,;,ai
States, but 1t appears to have been tbopob, ro,,a
10 pat him on fotoing with his coIeaoue b,,
allowing the salary only to the time tbey tool,
Their audience OF leave, and by adding Quarters
salary. qu'''ei
IL has been uniform principle with The Exec,,-
i've to allow the salary of Ministers onIv 20 Tho
Time OF their taking leave of the Court WHERE ,bev
were accredited. This principle was arnlisd ~
mr.. Monroe, though he was necessarily detained
Oy the winter, aud was applied To Mr. Flls,yor,h
VINO Is represented to have been sick. Pic Evo
catiVe would not suffer any equitable copsiIcro-
lions, IN any case, to influence denartprc e.,
the rule, and in the case of Mr.. Ellswortb 40 30,
vii perceive by the letter from the Secretarv If
oiate, winch send you, that he was Referred 80
congress for any farther allowance. Mr. I'm
worth 1t IS believed, did not apply to Corgrsss
out bs circumstance ought not, in fairness 10 &C
rate against ihe claim of Mr. Monroe for an e,,-
tension OF his salary TO the time his QUITTING ,anne
on the first Mission. ''"oe'
have the honor to be, sir.
Your most obedisnt servant
-, 5. PLEASONTON, .4pdiior.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09

from the Register.of the Treasury. by which it
VIII be seen that Mr. Monroe, while acting in
the double capacity of Secretary of State and Sc
cretary OF War, from the LIST October, 1874, to
the 2sth February, 1915, received but one salary,
and that was the salary of Secretary of War, be-
ing $500 less than that Of the State Department
When an officer is charged with, and executes the
duties OF two Offices, the rules of settlement esta-
blished by the Treasury allow him but one sal
airy, but those rules also allow him the highest Of
the two salaries, If there be difference. In the
case OF Mr. Monroe, appraised him of his right
To the salary ot Secretary of State and urged its
acceptance by him, but he positively declined it,
and received only that assigned the Secretary of
war. On the lst March, 1915, another appoint
ment having been made for the War Department
Mr. Monroe resumed the duties of Secretary of
State, exclusively, and received the salary at
tached TO that Office. until his election to the Pre-
sidency.
With great respect,
have the honor 10 be, Sir,
ourmo obedient servant,
5. PLEASONTON.
Tie Hon. SAMUEL. ID. INGHAar,
House IF Representatives..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
CURLES FOR SALE.

WE subscriber duly authorized eilhs valuable estate
ouwhich be resides, belonging bis fhcr Wade Mosby
This estate ha, been recently dveed so well knogn,
that particular deception Of u deened uuaecessaiy No
estate on the river possesses advantages. The buildings
On The farm in good order foi cultivation The small
pernens made with the cotton crop have sufficiently proven
at admirably adapted 50 the growth IT That article Beng
determined 70 SELL bargain may be had by those dispocd TO
purchase The stock OF every description, farming utensils,
Sc. my he had At valuations aud wiseed for The purchase
crop OF wheat AZ fan price For turtle particulars refer TO
the 'uhserber WADE MosDY, IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
YOUTH RENEWED.

From tke Literary Souvenir for ig2Gl
Spring flowers, spring birds, spa nc -6reezes
Are felt, aud heard, aud seen;
Light trembling transport seizss
My heart-with sighs between;
These old enehantnenis I'LL III, mind
With scenes and seasons far behind
Childhood, its smes and fears,
Youth, with its flush of ears
it, morning clouds and dewy Prime,
More eNiusrely tused by time.
fanees again spIinging,
Like May flowers IA the vale
While lons-Ust hopes singing
From thprns, Tx { nightingale;
and kindly spitit. sin blood.
Like vetnal airs that curl the irod;
There fallsto manbood's lot
a JOY which youth has MOI,
A dream uore beautiful than truth
Returning sprins, renewing Youth
Thu. sweetly To- surrtuJcr
The present lUf the past,
IN sprichtlN mu0d, yet tender.
LIES hdrthen down TO ea.t
This IL To taste, from Stage to stage.
Youth on the lees refined by nrc
Like wine well kept, lnl long,
Heldy. nor hush, strong,
richer, pui er, meilower drau.ht,
With every annual cup is quaT'd
J. MONTGOMERY.
Uyitien at Harrogdie, Noy5, 1926.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
From The same to the same, London, Jtly sth
1906

l6U6.
g But from the period of my answer 10 yours,
that subject, in 1904 relinqulshed all thoughts
Of it. It is a duty which l owe to my family, to
improve my establishment in Virginia, where
mean to live, and wish them to be settled at pre-
sent it is far from being comfortable one, and
both time and labor are necessary to make il so.
have also much to attend TO of private nature,
in other respects, many interesting duties to fulfil,
which have been too long neglected. All these
require my presence, my personal agency, and in
dustry, without which they will never be execut-
ed, and proportional injury be The consequence to
myself, and those connected with me. 1t is, there
fore, utterly out of my power to undertake the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09

N = ~ NJ ''E sWVIftUl on TSU3.
Neceiued OF James Monroe two hundred dollars.
on account Of Preparations made ON bo.r ,ta TO-
Warren for bis, and his iamiiys passape IN r.ad
engaged ny his agent here, say Jno. b. Ptevo.,
Jut hs not arriving here in suitable time, The shin
sailed and LETT him, under which circumstance i,
was asi eed he should pay for the disappointment,
So sc. three hundred and fifty dollars, and the a
Dove two uhndred is on account thereof
7EVV' ISAAC HICKS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
WILLIAM STEVENSON,
Notary PUbHc and Justice Peace'
COPY cCPaJt Of a letter from M. Je6cyson to
COL Monroe d0fed
WAsHINnToN, January I'm. 1qn2

" ASHiNGToN, January 18Th, 1903
" DEAR SIN dropped you q line on The 10th
informing you OF a nomination had made Of YOU
to the Senate, and yesterday enclosed you their
appreciation, not having then time to write. The
agitation OF the public mind occasion of The late
suspension oi, our right Of deposiie at New Orleans
is extreme. This 10 The Western Country is na,I.
raj, and grounded on operative motives Remon-
STANCES, memorials, &C. are now Circulating
through The whole Of tia, country, and signing by
the body Of the people. The measures which sc
have been pursuing, being invisible, do not satisfy
theil minds; something sensible, therefore, has be-
come necessary, and indeed our objer, Of pufchsy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
FEl[ALE- EnLIC4TIOM

NiE School AZ the rese9ce Of the subscriber, conducted
by MIS- tudd last year will be continued again the pre-
sent year under her direction Tile Induction
gres fall course for accomplished and useful education
he terms the heretofore, yiz for all charges except
drawing ana music iiO per session Of Ten months 20 doAu'
paidn advance, the balance equal payments; the first a
NE en Of five months aud tie balance AZ the end Of The
son Music will be 20 dollars per quarter Of sc 'eou aod
Po,shnlan. Ian. si. airif L. NJ mostly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
Aprll q.

EffAS committed ihe jul Of county, a. runaway
~ the it dag Of JstulIy 1926, negro who cali
himself ISHAM and says that Is the property Of Joa
CrunP of Williamsburg Said runaway Of dark complex
ion feet Tl2 inches hgs stout made likely, about Is OF so
years Of age aud has small mark under the o eye BY
cupdtion, dsteyadore. Had when committed blue cloth
roundabout, olive eoomed bear ku paDaloons, white
shirt ard white wool hat.
The Of said runaway hereby required for
ward and comply with The tuises Of the law he will be
dealt with accordingly. JNo. y. BURTON DEPUTY.
for VIM. cambridge, S ri. Z.
march 49, iO5-wl2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09

30-F-tItIMENr OF STATE.
SIN. r,o..;,..; z!st November, 1901.
Considering the difficulty under actual cr-
,.nr,L VI st''lhS Tie account of Mr. Els
WORTH as member Of the EnvoysbiD n 49,
by reference 10 his expenses, or Inv =
reference to these and his salary as CHEZ In
i!ee' think it vii! be best to settle with b;rI
a mere Envoy Extraordinary, entitled to The sars
%u'!l' ana salary as have been allowed to his co.,
according 10 tie established usage, he can,o,
&c a''owed more than quarters salary for lis re-
r gill;, copn.ns iTcm the termination of his service
,bo, Of 6; curse must nave been the same, with
lions plead for any further alIowance , IoAsiaera-
resort seemsto be to the National Legislature 'P''
am sir, your otedient servant.
IL. HARRISON Esq
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
1876 Ii .9cres OF Lnnd for snlc.

Y virtue Of deed Of Trust executed to the subscriber BY
I'D John Marabe, Of the county Of Lunenhmg, The 9Th
Much, 1902 and recorded in the Clerk Once or The said
county, for the purpose discerning debt due to hJ Boyd
-ha proceed 10 cell public aucti M for cash. nj the
house ofJohn NJ Yae. Of Meckenburg Friday the "a
day Of June next at ~ O'Clock, tract Of Land containing
acres, will appear by reference 70 The said deed and
pa, which Will be exhibited the day n sale sdion The
lands II William Ellis and Thomas Couch, and 5 al woods
extert few shall only convey sush title vested
IN me a. trustee but IL believed that The title will be good
ae land wilvd 10 She sii Narahle by his Father.
BLAIR BURWELL, Ttusiee
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
RE.RL ESY.4YE FOR SgTF

'hf Subscriber being anxious sell TO remove South
aFdy wall offer at public auction, highest bidder on
me premises on wednesday the 10Th day Of NAV next y
valuable tract Of land lying he upper end of Meckienhur
SouGy va containing nea- 100 acres quantity asceaned
ny me day isaie About 400 which Is cleared alto
he"oie OF which has been fine tobacco land and excert
lew acres SUI retains almost all m original soil aud in GOOD
heut Tor cutvaoH and estate more su,eepble 81 i'm
provemenl large proportion Of the wood land
ca to The srow Of Totaeeo and the trial with the CT
S crop 'ueeny pToFes well adapted that article
good aud the situation remarkably healthy of The
honey 10 9e paid down, the balance equal
hnu payments Inc purchaser giving bonds and approved
ouy auu aTed oil trust required the land to secure
ne payments Possession siyeG is January next.
Meellenbufg, march "a. ,as III "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
Main ST. directly opposite the Eatie. GiebnoyJ ",
April II. sN' Io"u j.
Lnnd-Oyice, YtrgiIlia, 5iol-ck is. i m

- f-0Hd-OJtce, Pt,giIiid Sf0Ych i8, Ie.O.
conformity TO an act, entitled An act TO reduce INTO
= aeCthe several acts concerning Escheaorsp passed on b
ON day Of January 8i3 do hereby make known 60 an ho
may concern that appears by the certificate ofte Eehr
Tor i"r the county OF Wyhe, dated the Goth dav Of Dee 1851
ana received al this Office 2st Feb. 1896 that b., r
non and Office found the Goth Dec 1924 The io5y;ng
lands late lie property Of Henry Jones' dee have ecbeae5
20 ne commonwealth, VIZ Of I47 acre. and rs
other tract OF SO acres, both situated in The county Of VIII
hoe w. SELDEN, Register Land OIes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
VALUABLE PROpNprV

~ Tuesday the 9hdayof May next Will be offered to tb
~ highest bidder, thepfenise the lease or
two mills on the waste Of e ApPomatcz Canal one erected
by John Osborne aud occupied by Air. McKc,zie and
The other by Robert Bmcfe and others These ni arc fix
ed in the best manners hive failing supply Of water
and well worth the attention e persons Disposed engage
m nillins or other hsPess requiring water power.
The property will be aOwn, and particulars made knon b,
the subscriber. s. u. MORTON
April H. ffi-,gewF
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.c,nJr =, -. FLEASONTON.

" AshtNGroN, March I'm, 1926
lear SIR; On recurring to the account Of Gen.
arm ar,nsronS' as MiHister to France, of which
mdre copy as settled at the Treasury. il apnears
that lie left Paris, his return, home on ,S. Id,
o9p.ein'ef' 1910, and that his salary was conrnrI-
ed from that period to the l2ih Octobe- IsIo ,.her
nc e. embarked at bordeaux for the United States.
~ IS not stated on the account, whv The r,,I.
which limits the salary to the time of tain,, ro,,,s
% ,ie court was departed from in this instance lint
i PERFECTLY well recollect the reason to have Lsea
t't yen armstrong was detained at Bordeaux on
business OF The United States He had oneno{ :,
correspondence with the Minister at Ton,ion -
el",oh TO me repeal of The Orders in Council and
eF!n and Milan DEGREES, and it was corsijo,a
that he should await the result at Bor@
continued until he embarked. ""'
nave The honor to be.
Respectfully, Sir,
fouF obedient servant.
H.. 5. PLEASONTON.
Lion SAMUEL. D. ISc,r,,
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e. y. MACMuRDO,
GEO FISHER.

EOIN GIJTTi ftspeclfuiv riufus us friends and f5c
- public that he ha. removed from Iynchburs % ihi, rir
Cor ne pufrotr oftrauaciine hisne't commission n which
he vein DE .,ed b. gentleman i1i. james W. Dibrc Of
MICH rypcfcuce e'ntcly n hc ,oblcco tric. Ue occr
the house stftgi. recently posse lB Of mcss
Seym.rs Scots William Dafr-..
Murb p. lu1--f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
To5n LiEJy- T1g1cs GonImcH. his trustee, Peter

Hf,cdo-t. aud Igrifer Eriag Uaei4e, Esgrs.
HENTLEMEN As you not inhahians Of The STATE of
~ Virginia, you will take notice, nt Fc shall by virtue IT
Cormon for that purpose, obtained from the Honorable
Court Of the United Ssc, for The h circuit and Eastcfu
District of Virginia proceed upon The ISL dag Of lure nest
TIE conGn. room of Jane Heron, IN the cify of Richmond
10 the State fYen a The hour NJ tOcf nc clock in The
forenoon, IN take the depo.iors of William Fenwick
read eyidcure the suit vhcf'in plaintiffs you
G.. =. E1ACMuRDO,
GEO FISHER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09

TO GRO ERS or TVHEdTIf COTTON.
fEvHE Subscriber at his Cotton Gin SHIP near the Dock
\ has commenced to manufacture the Uhea. ThresAhg
Hscine, rth the PoyoPiue Drum. This machine ouistrip
any thing OF the Kind that he has read, heard Of
is Constructed ito be either portable made stationary as
may best suit the farmer OF Pmchaser and w be Afforded
very moderate price. This valuable Machine invented
and put into operation nv ColJames Caik Of Powbaan.
Cotton Gins. with cdrdng Engines to receive and card the
cotton into rolls manufactured TO order, the most i'm
proved plans
Wool cardins N1ehnery aud Engines Of various deserp
lions, are also manufactured by the subscriber.
April ~. 11f--wtf RICHARD HARRIS.
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narth19.


LII persons having claims against the estate Of Nathaniel
n a. Smith, dec late ofthe county Of Louisa requested
to present them properly authenticated, Oh provision
may be made for their payment Those indebted The said
estate val prepare discharge what they without delay,
. ITS situation requires tha DE debts Due 20 should e spec
Oily collected. FRED: HARRIS, Exrof
march 81 10G--wG Nat a. Smith dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
:, 5 ly6 0R Or: OF TIE EXECUTIVE.

ID ANDOLPIl'S Reports.
Ia Gimer's Reports.
HeninSs Statutes at large; being COLLECTION OF all the
i l" OIL ygSlna from the inst .e'sa e desi.lawe,
.e year Ola, IN 10 yoinzery Thing belonging n t
ne eonaeee9 knowledge Of them and .e people
SSd iGform Us Of every thag that was most pro
SnoIyn about them and Of the greatest 10 he
historlns IN general is owing t then ignorance of
- The above works will b. sold reduced prices conse
queny great bargains may be ad if early application he made
J. II. & T. NASH.
--rtfC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
ISAAC HICKS.

49,, WAsHivGToE, Februayy IL, 1896.
When Rir. Monroe was appointed Serfet,ry Of
'he department Of War in September 1871. he an-
pointed ahl sslrtel.ne n he Clefk in Ia, De-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09
BENZ. HICHBORN.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,, }
BOSTON ~.

On this seventh day of February, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and one, be-
fore me, William Stevenson, Notary Public. by L.
gal authority admitted and sworn, and dwelling in
Boston, aforesaid, and Justice Of the Peace for
the county OF Suffolk, personally came aud appear
ed Benjamin Hichborn, and in due form OF law.
made solemn oath to the truth of the annexed cor,
tfcdte by him subscribed
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
hand, and affixed my Nolarial Seal, the dav and
year above written
WILLIAM STEVENSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-09

Wv I VHN, "a .UI01lH 7iI, 1903
Recelved OF James Monroe one hundred and
fifty dollars, which with the two hundred d,li,,s
heretofore received, is in full, Tor the purpose men
toned above.
SI0O ISAAC HICKS.