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THE RUINS OF MISSOJ ONCuI

The ground on which this fortress was built. /.
supposed to have been formed since ancient lime.
oy gradual dispositions from the sea- Such m
operation would once have been attributed TO a
"s' between Neptune and the Earth The land
iow' ana II has several ponds or lsgoons in the
seih"y' over which the barbarians passed in their
uoa's. since the fall of the place, and its descr-
non oy both parties, it has been said that the sea
As making great Entertainments, and threatens soon
y. GO convert the country into salt marsh. About
Souo 1reeks are said. by Turkish account, to
nave lost their lives at Missolonghi of whom 500
women anu children were drowned Pet. Int.
Along Iepanto's rocky coast
The wave rs tingsd with gore;
Aud many warriors Is tossd
W, Missoonghis shore.
md many n war-,truck ba.tlement
LIel!s slaushieI's bloody work;
Nn.te laundering mines their earthquakes
To Gfeoian and to Turk
Tor there the before the world
ts slcred banner spread;
the Crescent Christian hand, unfurlJ
Ana Greeks fot freedom bed
Here TO her sons auotbergrave
btd Greece, proud soiii disclose;
iter tombs have wclcum'd home her brave
aud ya"n'dr epgulph her foes
Aud Ocean, too that gave her bteo.
y fo'tresstc the free
Nov roaring, clam, the dear beque,,
FROM Trend ADD enemy.
Then .pread no Grrcian banner hero
mr. Crescent TO the breeze.
toS iae DEGREES 10 fame share
iO aiahya held IA Greece.
Aud give the mighty Ocean all
bn Ah..ulonsh'S fam.-
Though whemng fort and bater'd wall
At cannot quen' her name.
Yet Mi'soonsh's glory still
Among her ruins ,st--
Sh1,. .hine on every Grecian steel,
shall burn IN every htea,t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26
.WCORAfICR PG0uGHS.

I'VE subscriber has hand and offers for sale al the
Richmond Plough Mandatory, opposite the Union IjsI
assortment ofhe celebrated MGoimcs the cast and ill.,
improved BAR-SHARE PLOUGHS u
WILLIAM PALMER. '
AlsoOn hand, few three-hOr'e selfshaIp eners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

Shansery at court held for Primo. Ea,,,rl en,,,v
n, July me 18Th 1926; John ID. Hudson Rohsrt H,ogy
hudson, Thomas Robins and Nancy hi. ,y;S.
hu'on, III, hard High and Judith his ife ror,ns,, HI
~, "o are ehhden OF Wm Hudson, John I,,v and pill hi;
Me 1msiy Mason, James Vaughan and sally hi; yy;a
J., my pnas'n, Henry King and Judith his wife. form.r
ihomas Dowell in right Of his wife Elizabeth fvbo
asdsne bis wife, formerly Mason James Mile. J
WE formerly Mason, and Thoma. Moore and Sns.nn x
a. "e, formerly mason (also children N sill, M,.onS ii
I 20, q adnior WI In the will annexed of Edward und
roy hudson, Eaton Hudson, Polly Metran Tnrm.,y
iiuoo, Edward Bruce and Behecca hi. VIZ Gsrr,,ri
SOU VINO ale children Of James Hudson and Thomas H,do
Ayaind Comps
OF J ohm Hudson, dec. ~ Nu"s'a anu admor.
h inou1 OF the defendant is ordered ba, the ,,e s,
.m taxing the bill for confessed he set a.;d
ned ms answer, and motion of the comp,s
ieave Is given them TO amend their bill and MAZE
h. ILL .h suit which AMENDING mt being made in court
Dng Eizaheth Hudson, widow IF John Uud,,p Ace
H. Mackness Rowlett and Polly his wife Tboma,
i eryuson and Sally his wife as PARTY defeo
had therein 70 the rules for this proceeding TO he
ana the defts. Thomas Hudson Iemuel
ms wife, not having entered their ,pnearancs anil
ny according 10 Act of the q. al A.a,,h,
~ OF inns court and app caring 10 The
'a' ihey not inhabitants ofibi. .ae on The mo
III e c9mPiainants by counsel: IL is ,rI,y,J ,h,, al.
&C. ihohas hudson, Lemuel Ferguson and sally hi.
81 mere on the first day of November court next
b. e oinpiainsns BILL and that a copy of thi. or,
WIN inserted IN some of the public pew.n,ners
printer IN me city OF Richmond, for two mrn,h
county. VI Tue courthouse oil TINS
Sept. 10 ie''e. d. ]. WoRSHANI, &C.
S6-wg,yt
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Lunatic RosnifoI EV;JJ;oas6,,,,,

~ OIlGE Is hereby given, that the Court of Directors If
rus institution VIII proceed on the first day Of Novembef
next TO appoint Keeper thereof The salary attached 10 a.
once 500 per annum payable quarterly BY order of the
August n. - - - D'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26
IOWAY dCdDEMY-

WE 1emi-aunual Examination Of az, ,a., a.,
onT9e'iay The 26ih Of September Js ,,,e, ,.se pa
ed to attend. D" we INSTITUTION, are inyIt-
. A 9sL.ion WI commence tht ffst Mopd,v IN No.
!he studies preparatory 10 enterin0 abe SUBJ
IT,. "a, " ". N FACE and EDWARD W. KENNY.
VIZ y. ge vacancy for Few additional papil. 4; eos-
nIshCd iffequested. "'S' Doohs VIII be tuf-
Terms q, nelseio $50 Tor elaaiea and s25 70, E,,f
Board can be had IA the mo 4 rss,ee,.sis r 90. -
SeptS o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

John Holt, "' 'N' July, 90.
Against Ccmpp
Richard Y. Bland, sheriff Of Noliovav and 49,, 80,
a. oonIsnon Of John Bracket, dec. Peter l.
gonn hurt dec, Phoebe Brsekeu John M Ion Z. 2,
iarlns his wife, John Harper aod Besv M, ana
ysnns and Frances his WIFE John M Bracket, ~ ami
L. the defendants Phoebe Brackel Jnbn r,, zen.
r,eEs '1 na, Benn' and FIanees his wife saS Jobn
euTtY, according 10 the act of III 80 t9 gYen So
beS AZ, s" %, to The ''aeon Of the court b
Of he o o OF this commonwealth, on fbe n,,;oo
nsv, , 40 apresr here 90 the first Thursdsy in
e,ti ~, the 9i and that copy Of III. order he IN
N two successive court days se Oi 'nh county
AarsitXX i' T. w POWELL, d. G.
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me Gloucester Independent Jockey CIu5
Glou- ester county. Sent. 10 FI re- q


C9A punished hy Peter Coion Law Bookseller v,r,r,.
sesr decision VI The General Court Of VII ri1, ebiea
.ns Criminal law Of ihe commonwealth, comnonoias june
~ 7, 1a t6ams June term, is26, With Index II the
vol ~. Wy WIN. BrOoksntroueh one of ,be Jg5g,, ol
VA court. Fite 80 80, neatly hound in calf
natter ~ f"b'H C"seiy printed
Ao gust published The Lawye's Guide, VOL 3D. Nv Wa,
'" hentng Price neatly bound IN calf 3 ,lst1,. = W"
s'h Complete sets can be bad as above.
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Roanoke Land for Sale.


HE subscriber offers for sale his late residence in The
county u Meekenburg (Va) miles S. L. Of the Court
caita rim HH This estate complies 1900 acres Of
lana, bounded in its whole side by Roanoke
ve ana nieseeed by several minor courses h,c
a'i9 an unusual proportion Of productive bottom land th.
h'lr untei an improved system Of cultivation. The dwelling
h'u'e CFhich occupies commanding emnence near the
Fe spacious aud well hed aud furnished with every ne
eeary ana Convenient Office; attached The estate Is an ex
Seien 1Tlsti work shops Of different descriptions Cotton
muse ana On Wheat Grausfy and Teshug machine Over
mouse and oces and short every convenient building
"ldever, the whole ~ perfect repair
lhS property well worth the attention uf any person ,sb
"g procure an improved residences and the subscriber.
''e OBJECT N the sale Is 20 free himself from the Perpexy OF
managing distant estate, the Of payment Il made
Ultimately secure, and 70 bear after Reasonable pe,
'h,il 'e Pey much At The election Of the purchaser part
~ ne "noe Of the furniture ct the house the field abosr,
an hundred select negfoe'J a-o the crops stock uens
N' may be Pmehases with he land " desired The manager
is1ins me- con, will she's the eae those wishing 10 vie,
and al Letters Inc sujec 20 The subscrbsr by mali 10
ff'twouu atm Cakyilie Meeklenburg (Va will re-
cent, prompt attention H. SHdPWITu
yuD - &2-gi0wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

Ih1lNlA At Rules holden the clerks office or bs
'th day Of August, 1895 "''"iet ms
wealth Of Virginia, y '"e common common
Against KIN
william A. Rogers, Reuben DAWSON adu,,r ~ r.o;.t n
VISION deea Isaac Hekeli, Eli Marsh H. PndaIi ~ 80 i
dec Nathan Ss oS n{ w II ADMIR- Of John Jackson
oil H.. IL miel T. DAWSON aud Johu w. Patton IN.
defendant llae Heske having catered ii, M
PeSroe and gwen security according TO the sot Of
ana the rules OF this court and APPEARING bv
eg h, ne = not an lnhabant of,h county Il oyJer
next term and answer the bl the psinti6 ana ,L VI @
=, I,at, DC forthwith Pubnbed in some newspaper IN Ss
fbs fron, ALL ~ o months successfully, and posted
H9sfy' ie's' WIN. W. HENING, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26
\ In Louisa county court JuIy the I'm I17
= John wood and Elizabeth Wood ' ''' Dr. Dr. i0-

4 Chanoery: In Louisa county court Inn; ,e ;,t -
Against, "' fits.
noIer Emily and Martha Goooh children Of Tbom,.or
ava ms deceased wife Martha who wa. Martha Wool
20 wood, Wn' bolton, surviving husband of Sar.h H.
VIE, VINO was Sarah Wood, Sumpter Turner and Rsh hi hi
sarah pntn p%on and Thomas DoOn, children Of said
'''0f WIN the will annexed of Thomas Wood dec
The ob;eet ,f H.. l:,,..,,. Defts.
n ine estate oil Thomas Wood, agreeablv 10 b la, veil;
HI. Wife Ia and the defendants sumper Turner and Rachel
80, VIZ VII rlen D9ton, Thomas Dolton and William Wood
MOI having entered their appearance and given see;,v cord
ey Jan ,ne rules Of and by salts
commonwealth; u is ordered therefore that they appear and
hs ' as plan. BILL at or before November term nex and
weeks sueeessvev Newspaper edited in V en
posted at the courthouse door OF this county ON ems o,
Gay, previous to November tern next ' '''"' ''D'
copy. Teste. JOHN IIyNTEp
Sept. - ' ~ os EN- {. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

lRGINlA 1T Rles, hOlea IN f1e clerks Office ~ Is,
the nh day Of august 1896 ''' '''""'"" dltT'ef'
N'"'''S 'Ssrso'', 'eTT> and BIZ 5ara H. his rife
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

Chaneery. At rules held 10 the clerk. office Of bs
u " court OF Amelia, on the Sd July, 1926 ~
Against. '""'' fiainIh.
William Anderson and Richard Booker adni,;,,,,,r s
me- dofaJ, ~" ,, ueveaseaj Defendants.
appearance and given security according 10 The 81
Shd he rules OF this court aud appearing that he ia MOI
a ihhahlsn Of this commonwealth. Tiierefore ontbe metz
o. Pianih by her attorney, is ordered that te aid JefS
lm anderson do appear here the fourth Thursday 10
next and answer The plaintiffs bill and thai -,
OF tins order be forthwith inserted in some me Of The
Oh rS,eourg newsPaPers for two months suoeeveiy and
Py posted W al the front door Of the courthouse OF
tu's county, on two successive court DAYS. "
copy Ies'e. j. I. LEIGH, O. A. O..
vn.,A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

chsneety. United States curt Filth circuit and Ea.-
I district oil Vireinia June 1st. 325 Thomas Nunde
ana Johh ergusson admrs whth annexed of Robe
Hersuon deceased, and administrators OF Alexander Law nj
Archibald Henderson, p s; S Vi
Against "''
ohn spence surviving executor Of John Gibson deceased
hu H. henderson, only executor of Alexander Hen
ueOh deeea'ed resident IN Virginia and his acting executor
Tb Ic,.e - Defendants.
me defendant Spence having filed hi, answer TO which the
painuh reply generality this on by consent of
ae' 10 be heard on the bill answers replication exhibits;
anu was argued by ccunse consideration whereof the court
uoh refer me accounts of partnership the respective
partners with The partnership the bill mentioned TO Que Of
me commissioners OF the court, who directed 10 examine
slate aud settle the same, and make report the
WIN any matter specially stated, deemed pertinent by
| OF required by any of the parties TO be stated
COPY, i Este RID. JEFFRIES, elk.
commissioners OD'ce, Richmond LIST dug. 1926.
Inc parties interested the the above order
ae hereby notified that have appointed Monday 9Th day
m oetoneT next 10 CONNIE the this Office; al which
time and place they hereby required attend before me
GUY prepared with all necessary hooks, accounts state
mems documents and proofs, enable 10 perform the du
said WIN g. PFNDJ EToN 49,, 'he
August 8. os I'm u
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August H.
.Votice.-To all Uhoml Il man Concern


the aching executor If the late John srdner dee NJ
hanover county a. hereby notify al persons indebted
10 the estate o. The deceased, whether by bond note OF
account 70 tte and pay the same before ne II
Court As The egaees Of the sad John Gardiner are ur,
"th me To- tule my eNecuioTal account with them VIM,
cannot do, until olcrt the debts Of the estate and r,S
Que TO others from the samt; and am destor, f eo,
ny administration without delay, shah he une The r.,
~ Of uniting all the SAID debis in The hand, Of an atone
should the above notice he disrcgaded.
az Pss2h hayng legal claims against said estate arc re-
9utsioa 70 bms them forward forthwith and they bsl be
Immediately paid '"-' '
JAMES r. TYLER,
g 80 10 AciiHg er'oy. Of John Gprdner dec.
- ~ .---- ,e G3-3i
The Gloucester AdePendeat Jockey CIu5
RGces
as Ill commence on "Wednesday the 4h diy Of October
~ next % continue days.
Isl day. Tie heats free for ans up,,ie5 ell n 4 60 ,,
AID under. entrance SO J'''' V'u
~ dsy Iasssy Club Purse, ? mile bsst.. fire., f., ,n
, ~ 5eiing' owned BY aDy member Of tho eiuS
80 day The Farnet sweepsiake mile heats, entrance Ten
-'''' VI 'O'"' IHOS. NJ. SEAWELL,
fsl..,- e.,.. ,.., G., 80 Proprietor.
- ---,-- -i-'tf l,l'' ~ Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

1gulnst, |U''
t "araand 1honlgson erec,or Of Hinan, MitcseR r
@ pas error Of Thomas Mitche dec and the said Ciayird
nonP'ot Jr and Sarah j. his rife Francis s. MiteheW
MSu and dans dss 1sranaer MaeseH TAOmas
magh o. Pettis, tut she BE- so, then tGe said Hugh M
ri, JsS , s. ~ T., ms S1ye. Defis.
Hs ggsnddnts George o. Mitchell, Alexander NJ Mitch
'eIl ana honas MITCHELL haUng entered their amman
t1s a 81 security aessrti"g 10 ths et Of ssent
aeie tHa they NOT Aa5iiants Of thus co.ntry II il
anat ne sad defendants do app.a here r
y rae "eL tenn aud aiss1er the bill the Plain
that copy IF this Order be or,hOh inserted IN so5e
Pas P'sea ., ne city Richmond months SUI
ana posted at te front door Of capitol IN the
sad ety. copy. 1este, WM " HETiNG, c. c. -"
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AtOPy' IesIe, W. W. HENINC
.Q.4RSH.AL'S S.ALE.

pursuance OF The above decree shall proceed sell pub
ney at NeSkeht courthouse, ThurSday the 18th day of
oe9er next hens court dly between hours Of and
Clock the land in the decree mentioned on the terms
therein specified. ''"''
WILL: MCANDLISII, m...c.c.w.d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

NlhGiNlA Atrues holden in the clerk, Office of tl,s
superior Court OF Chancsiy the Richmond district
the 9TH day Of August, 1895 $50
David q. Williams, pug
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EDUCATION.
Hampton Male and Female .acaaemy.

Hampton Male and Female .academv
a Institution will be opened in Hampton the epsu;n-
under the above title the Mae Mt of sL;ch
VII! be under The superintenance Of r John Ssyar lie
Female under tie OF rs Robert,o l,ie Of
Williamsburg and orkown The Of instruction. viii
he lbea prsing, IN the Male Department. the Greek
Latin and French languages. Mathematics and the several
branches Of Ensh Literature; an the Female, tie French
language reading writings grammar, geography Use OF the
globes arhmete belesJ ettres Composition iiory csm.
Try aud natural philosophy.
The Principals OF the proposed Seminary As.ier
maj they are about to present the Consideration of the pu
nc an institution inferior 10 the country Tbrv
oher as CONSIDERATIONS; Tor their fact Of their as
snction, which eLdeIs the Male aud Female
dis'ne Certainly great dederaiu) the comsfeh-n,iy
course oil h'truetin experience in their the most
satisfactory testimonials aud references wi
he pledge To preside, with the sctes care over t ora
ana intellectual improvement ofther pupils.
lnTegatd 10 the French language may not be aus u,
STATE that mrs Hobertson competency Of the fire, order
having had the advantages OF French schools Of the behe
puatoh and having acquired the speaking of The lspru1r
with Huency exclusively French school il, The CIV s
Baltimore In addition the OF the school tbouyh
SEPARATE may command the services of both teachers upon ali
occasions that shall require -
roPefon at distance, inform alton is given that BOARD
can be had IN Hampton aud is vicinity moderate terms
The ttrm9 Of tuonwiI he those which cen rua in
Hampton The School will on The fra lgy ,F
January and terminate Gu the 18Th December following wnh
the usual vacations. o. -
Hampton, Dec. q. ce-t.,J
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C0HE-T,S OFFICE, Richmond,
,. December 5th, 1896 {
I ehANi Nu AN"oUNCED. We have tb. pleasure to
that consequence The already extensive
andSe increasing demand for the Ticket. the THIRD
CL4SS OF THE TLRGIRfI STATE LOTTERY for
The beneat OF the Monongaiu Acadery,) the drawing will
take place m the CITY OF RICHMOND, Wednesday,
that day.
Dec. 5. el-,d
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,y1uIes Ripey LouJ foy ME-

IEtLL he offered for safe public Oh weJUs'gay
w The 10Th Of this month (Uecember) % the AueoD Store
Of lfybbsda valusJl, Trsd NJ Laod sfuaed 10 ibe
county u PoNbaia0 james liver, IS ms fow Rebuoud
and wlcs e. Pogaao c1urthoure. II hou ~
to s0scres II prime low euund 1s higb iioi 6r,,
,obseco auI ard well tinbefsj Th ~ snIf5v,
u sell aud wiii do liberal Robert fesssnl' ~
Fine Creek, will sheT The premises pffspO tichaed -
ikea yie~. The 5Iesso RsSarls ScbHssj TO tea
'iv4tely for the ssnls.
TCseA G -
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s,,., States are coming forward on the subject;
nd better tor any one to take the lead than Viz
dina we shall see what our co-siaies propose,
and before the close OF the Session: we may shape
our own course more understandinsly.
Accent assurances OF my great esteem and res
TIL. JEFFERSON.
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THIRD CLASS.
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY

OF VIRGINIA,
tNoa the benefit of the Mo"ongata Aeudemy-Ths mode
r. Of driving secured BY Letters Patent under the Seal Of
Ihs United States 81 drlerict and will take place In tb
city OF Richmond on The oih OF NEXT MONI,E
THE WHOLE IN ONE DIP
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COPPER .aN.D 5R0U F0p 1907

COPPER IND IRON FOR 1927
Nary COMMISSIONER O0Sce,
November Soih, Ia26
HE ceun.ioners Of the Navy Board receive sealed
ProPosss until the 18th January ne1 for the supply of
.f following quantities OF Copper and Iron, he
TIE respective Navy Yard on o, before the Is, OF July is27
At BOSTON
Not les, than $500 Sheets Of copper
Not iess than 900 lbs. Of B,,h soorer
At NEW YORK
Not less than 5000 Sh.et. Of conner
Not less . 1T s sSs19 ID & Pi, ss"rps
At NORFOLK
Not less than 5000 Sheet. Of eopper
MOI les, than 80 900 lbs. Bolt eopter
Athe Sheet Copper TO he from rs ounces. and the
Bolt Copper from 5s'O "a inch, may be resai.e
At BOSTON
{S0,oO0 lbs round
Not less than sS GOO q q a.,.
At NEW YORK s1S.re
5000 lb. round,
'' 'es' ''n 5000 Ia. .ah,.
At PHILADELPHIA,
No. les, than $1,000 iSSS9 l1, a., round
AT R4SHiNGiON
No. les, than i issSS ID a., ,'''''
At NORFOLK
No.le.. than $3.50 $3.50 "a at. round
10000 square.
AL heround lion TO he from 81 Ia i-2 inches, a, NAV
lie required. The ia, may be r.ued and su.re from,
50 to IL insh "a may be required.
The proposals. II state the of the sure,ie =. .
co. al additional quantity no; exceeding IS per on
All Of WHICH Copper and Iron he subjected to such ip,n.e
lion and proof as al present. adopted respert,v.
fad such O'her inspection aud proof as the Comma,
ers Of the Navy Board may direct.
Dec. .. s2,d
n -,rr IA y.
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mong the unequivocai Indications of our eoftonal
property, Is the toslrishaag STATE of our -6san-
ces" Happy ductility Of genius! that can accom-.
modate fself' TO- every contingency; always smoothn
ing ovel 'ne osd s,ds OF the picture. and making
the most OF the fair one. Perhaps this def;eien.
cy OF revenue may cool down the excessive fer
your OF some of our statesmen, about Z" light
houses in the skies; Irrational Universities, and
encouragement Of all the 4" sr,s and sciences or.
nomental and profound"
It is said, that Judge Smith of s. C. has been
elected by the Legislature, (now 10 SESSION. a
senator OF the u. 5. in opposition to Mr.. Hugey
Judge s. is known every where for his in3exible
devotion to the constitutional doctrines of the Old
School Republicans.
We under stand that Judge p. p. Barbour has
expressed his willingness to serve the people OF his
district in the II. of r. A reques, signcdb by about
3sO freeholders OF Louisa county alone has been
sent on 10 him.
Extract Of a letter from Washington, Dee. A.
learn, rom all authentic source, that the Cor
respondence respecting the West India Trade has
been rather warm, between our Minister and the
British Government. conceived this might be of
some interest to you, probably these tc0rm
letters Will no. appear at present.
Extract cf a Letter from williamsburg, to q
gentleman IA RicAnaond, dated End Deem
Der, 1926
''Doctor Wilmer, the President of William &
Mary college, came yesterday to Town; he quail
ned THIS morning, and presided at meeting of the
Faculty, held Immediately thereafter; on Tuesday
be viii commence his course of lectures The
College is now fairly under way, and the most ar
dent hopes are entertained of success The ex-
pences OF the institution so light, the courses
OF instruction SO extensive, and the lnefits to be
derived 20 great, that no doub, ought TO be enter
tanned, that the College will be well attended here
AFTER
WAsHIN GToN, Dec. J.
CONGRESS
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Hayae obtained
leave to introduce the Bankrupt Bill. The Bill
was then read first time. A resolution was Of
tered by MIR. Barton, of Missouri, calling on the
Secretary OF the Treasury lay before the Senate
certain information therein specified in relation to
! The number OF land claims Missouri and Ar.
, kansas upon which patents are withheld The Sc
nate resolved TO proceed TO the election of Chap
lain Friday.
| In the House of Representatives, the various
! subjects in the Presidents Message were, on mo.
ton OF Mr.. Lathrop of Massachusetts, referred lo
various Standing and Select Committees. 1t wa.
resolved that the House would proceed at I2 o..
clock tomorrow 10 the election of Chaplain. Mr.
Little of Maryland laid on the table resolution
on the subject OF the appointment OF
under the fifth enumeration of the people of the
Onitea States. Mt. Journal
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Hf0HEsT PRIZE,
10000 DOLLARS


Lottery j. Exchange Office, ia, Market street.
Baltimore
Where both the great capital prizes of ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS obtained In the iatr 0t.pd
STATE Lotteries and where the HIGHEST CAPITAL sold in
the last Grand State Lottery obtained and where urs
Capital Pi.es have been obaned than any other cce III
America.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09
Fipe noLlnLs Rcmord.

SIOLLN from he subsctihe Wilmington in the eoon.
> tyu fleesnnI bc ngbt ~ the 2s uH an iron gray
horse hye years old ncx pIu- about four fee, eleven
inches high, dark 1anc fUen tail, with snail white spot on
The inside of Of bis ld logs rathei brighter about the
head iha any other yir shod hcof only The above re-
ward will he given 10 DE delivery u horse the sub
'ehef for auy uiptmaon 'otbst get him again, sDd Ten
dollars To- apr siendInt the thief
CALEB CLARKE.
Der 62-2r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09

GENTLEMAS who bas Conducted SchOoI Tor q az 4
years. and who con produce satisfactory evidence OF hi,
CHARACTER anu qualifications teacher wants sist;nn II;
some healthy part OF tins State. lie will undertake 10 tsrh
me Greek Latin aud French languages, together with those
branches constituting goud English due alton
Apply 10 the Editors of the Enquirer
Dec 9. 20 OAR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-09

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