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Me..rs. William Cloptor. sanunl clo..a. -

Messrs William Clopton, Samuel Clop,on. and
- Rson, heirs and iegs:trs 81 Y euben CJorf,p do,
KOV wiPlelc take Notice. that we shall on h. 9I
f9 dsy Of May next At Cumberland courthouse in The
oae " Vrgma between the hours OF o'clock in the morn
nS sd0 o'clock IN the evening of each diy proceed 10 k
me dero'ns OF Daniel Gardner aud others he read in ev
ue.t ~ SUI pow depending IN the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry for The Wsnshurg District wiiereio we arc rr,iG
and Johu BCoPon adpr de boni, NJ WIN clspron
Jowseves and others arc deendsn YOU can sen n
you mHk proper. WM. MEREDITH,
REUBEN MEREDITH
urrrei o. 1929. fos W., -
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Land o 6ios, Virginia, IqTch nd

Land-ODcs, Ytrginia, MaTea 10, 1876
conformity 10 act entitled An reduce into one
act the several acts erDng Eseheaors passed o. the
6'h day OF January 1873, do hereby make known II all
whom may concern, that appears by the eerfeae the
Eseheaor for the county Ohio dated Dec q 1895 and
eetytd Into the Land Office the nth Of Feb 1926 y maui
.ion and Office found the 23d day Of November 1926 The
following land late the property Of james Marsa dee bath
escheated TO the commonwealth viz II and half acres in
the county Of Ohio the line between and Viz
gnia. w. SELDEN Req land one
march o. IOs-yGG,v
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winch may arise between any OF tue parties 10 il, {;
TO interpret all treaties between them and TO form
Ialying point for the combined application Of their
respective resources 10 resist any hostile NOV emenis
OF other nations against either What we the
clsmorous advocates OF neutrality and the open
mouthed denouncers of late European Congress,
to be entering with hasty step into one no less bel
iigerent The people will not approve IT,
Secrecy has been only removed from, the
resolution and Gtfer-proceedings," thereby ex-
Guiding the long report Of the Committee OF For
e'gn relations and documents upon which i. rests
ii that report shall ever be permitted to see the
light venture to say its conclusions will be sustain
ed by every prudent and sagacous consideration
which has heretofore influenced our intercourse
with foreign nations.
AS the congress, at this time understood 10 be
constituted stands in all respects upon the footing
OF the Congress under the old confederation (see
tile treaties OF Mexico, Columbia and Peru which
prove NJ ought not the people to consider no, onS
tie odious and unconstitutional confederacv 10
which we are TO be made party but also the hood
wnking process by which we are BETRAYED into il :
VIII the public be satisfied with a concealmen, OF
any steps which may eve n,uate in such a total
change In our political Relationship 10 all the ci
vzed world? l think not.
see MIR. IL. almost every day, and never saw
him In more perfect possession of all his great and
shining faculties. His speech yesterday emptied
the House OF Representatives and enchanted the
attention OF an admirng auditory perfectly impact
cd within the walls OF the Senate Chamber.
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pUBIIC SALE

IA ILL be sold at Thomas beTriams Tavern the county
w Of Powhaan, Wednesday the 9th day Of April s2G
-Four Negroes, the property Of Johu Smith, dec consisting
a kty young man. likely young and child AID ino
er woman, uP"B credit OF - months, upon the purchaser
giving hond With approved security carry Btere, e
Date hI the money DC Eunousy paid the interest to be
RENTED JOSEPH II. DAVIS, Admir- debons non
with the will annexed Of John Smith dec
ngroh 2i, 1926 1os",G'
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Erecnfor's Noficc.

III persons bsvog clsius sgsnst the Of Nathaniel
A. Smith dec late THE county Of Louisa are requested
to present thtp 70 mc properly authenticated that provision
msy he made for their payment Those indebted the said
estate will prepare 20 dscharge what they owe without de
rs situation requires that the debts due should be suse
oily collected. faED; HARHTS, Eyfof
Da5ehet fQ&-Ssl HstA SBih, dee
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Land-OOics, Hirgilia, MareI ia. Ia26.

conformity 20 eutitled 40 reduce into
act the several acts concerning Eseheato" passed on the
may concern that appears by the certificate Oftbe E,ches
Tor for the county ofWyhe, dated the Goth day O Dec 1924
and received al this Office 2fst Feb 1926 that hv ren,
ton and Office found the Goth Dec. 1924 the following
lands late The property Of Henry Jones' dec. have eehese
the commonwealth Wis Of I47 acres and one
other tract Of 80 acres both situated in the county Of Wyhe
w. SELDEN, Register Lind O6fcc
march a. fOg--uljyC
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FOREIGN


ihe last arrivals leave no doubts of the singular
phenomenon OF the remuneration of the throne bv
Constantine All orders of the State wer. tak;r1
the oaths oil allegiance TO Nicholas; and Cons,an.
''he himself was the first 10 set the IMPOSING ex-
ample re receives no equivalent for the conces-
SION oiaha Is declared by the Imperial Ma, ;fes
70 10 be inilssoiubly Incorporated with a., the
Nussias') This conduct of Constantine. (sars tb.
London Courier,) is &c an extraordinary instance
ol moderation, y az be moderation, or of suh,nis-
SION !! necessity dictated the course he has mr.
sued, The Courier truly observes. that IN.
whole transaction is singularly curious in everv
Poiht OF view; but ii can scarcely believe that his
20 . "tut remuneration was voluntary act-it is
doubtless the result of circumstances (Which ,,,od
imperative upon him at that time TO take e,,ch
steps and the diplomatic form OF eon,oIet;nr ,La
business followed as mere matter of co,r, >,
ne document next IN importance % the Manifesto
Oh Nichoias, is the official declaration of bie ;nte
non 10 pursue the policy of his predecessor RI
course 10 adhere TO the principles of the HoIv Al
- "u " ABSTAIN from any active interference
with the afai.s of the oppressed Creeks y
The last rumours from Greece (bv The o,.;.
facket) are more favourable 10 their cs,ss Iii
appear by the following articles. :" AZ
"A hemDer OF the &. eek Committee a, psris
received letter from MarseiIles from NJ pisca'
,o''' VINO was about TO sail with the erned,ion
pound Tor Greece The Postscript of the letter l.
mus couched:--" We have this moment received
intelligence from Greece, which is believed - ba
authentic. ibrahim Pacha, having determine, ~
narch upon Corinth, was attacked on the road no
eoon VINO completely defeated him, and killed
"CoRFU, Jan..1. Ibrahim Pacha, after having
e9npieely JAILED and lost considerable number Of
MS troops In MS march upon Calduryta and Acra,a
threw himself into Neupacte, where he precni,.,e1
y embarked on board Egyptian vessels. traverssd
.he gun and moved upon Missolonshi. Arrived
before this place, he Instantly ordered General
assault; but the garrison made noble stand 70
pulsed the enemy on all points, and OBLIGED hen,
10 retire to the old entertainments of the SeTaskier
Missoionshl besieged for several days flom IN
sea side' began to experience the want of provj
sions; but sooner had the Grselr flee, p,oN,
than all the communications were aqar ,brn,'.
OPEN o@'-- ''i' ." h'
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Fffty Dollars Re,nord.

AN AWAY irru the subscriber living in Chester6eId
county, on the 9Th instant, small muato msn named
EDOHD, about 2S Of age. He had last
roundabout coat and brown panaloons when spoken to has
deceIul smile: The only marx recoected scar ON his
right ehe.-busy head will give the above reward ap
pretended out OF the state twenty FIVE dolAs TAX with
the State 1t Is probable he may attempt his escape by
water therefore orwarn all persons Of esse
from harbong carrying the said negro OF the penalty
OF lhe law GEORGE cox, Jun.
CheaeThcld, march II. 10G-8i+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

IL The last No. Of Political Diso,,;g,,;o,, 8; =.
DRAFT me no reader o VIII od deeply Interesting b the heavy
iuesdsy next. citizen of n York Lo sIv'ns " un'i
% d. .e 40 ! PS'' INA, IN pamphlet form will have ii,
Iect'nS the various Ea,a which, have inc yisy cor
newspaper impressions. y ec''P' 'D'o Tue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

ICueaisr to the Commissioner, of,te Reyennel
~, AUDITORS OFFICE, AiayeA is, is2e.
Mn he axes Tor The year 1926 follow, TO Wit
~ On land; for every hundred dollars value sight cent?.
V All houses and lots IN town, occupied BY the pronfro-
collars yearly rent or value thef eUc
m H. All bou:e and lots 'rsved but rented occupies
town o, borough eight for every doar yal
'ns ere tgreeably I" the .qual'zipg law.
n every Stare above the Of twelve except the aged
a. iin exempted by The courts Jofyse cents.
every station OF aekass The price at which such
VI aehass covers BY the season. On all other
Uses mates mules and colts t.seire cents each
YneFey ORDINARY AetHce or cenee TO keep a house os
private entertainment dollars for every bunr. So
lars yeat rent OF value thereof such rent or yale 10 he
eeftaned by ike of the ,evrnn. in H.
prescribed by law Not less than e,Aie u~ 10 be cha,
ed on each ordinary licence aud moi n,or tn ta
ondfJiy cents each iicene to nome, az nr;r:,. ,i
meat At the house he Of les, value than seven HUNDRED doa
tpGggCn and carrsai, haruegs beanSin ,s
ee'utn on the value thereof hut not i,,tban t.ra o
shai be charged on each riding aud
Wagon and catryai and less than INV cfnfT On .,
wo-Nheeed riding and pleasure Carriage. 800
on every heenee 10 sell goods or merchandise Of
Jortg" OF domestic growth manufacture or bh ar ,6,
at the sare place by wholesale and retail siriy doiar
u by retail only, t.sesfy dollars. - ''
oh every heenee to sell silver plated ware or evs.
by the vendor, reniy doors but persons who
Ipa watches, and vend such articles neee..ary
''e "ue ol mat business, subject TO the tax
IN every ieence 10 yemdue-us sirtu sioilars
of any mention oithe tax pediais, exhibitors
o',ne county OF corporation
Lists oil ncenses granted 10 and veudue pas,er IN
VS. sag 81 R'ctnae' borough Of Norfolk aad town Of Pr
strsog Lychb9rg, aad FreaerieEssurr are ,on;reJ E
s M Stsson TO tie transmitted to this Office on or be-
# IN. o Si say annually; aud the provides that
ehu me ' at the time specified, tile at lille
| ing such icenc, ~ '''' ''es i0' grant
request YOU your Land and 1r,n.rttoL :.
'e u'e prescribed by hr Delay beyond that period pto
'u'es 'n"'h Inconvenience TO this Office.
Very respectfully, Your,
M,,,i ., JAS. L: HEATH
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Much %

chANcEki ~ rules Holden IN the cIci k Office of i
county court u Charlotte, the 9Th day OF March Iss,
Joseph Pe' an Executor OF Charles H. Pearson dsx. nt
against "' "eN''i P'''
fhoma: Almond. and William L. Morton adm, or ,,,;,
Ei. IN Gee ana also Of Sarah Almond dec Def1,s
n pe iehdat Thomas Almond having entered his ap
ace0i"ihs To The act of Assembly and III. ,uI.r
ana AZ appearing TO 'e Satisfaction Of The court ,lst
ei an mha"ant OF this State ON the motion Of d.
py counsel, At Is ordered that the said defendant 40
alai mere on the i Monday in next and enter hs ar
al answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security Tr
70, t 'ie S,olte OF the court and that copy II ,his
W nseltei M The Riehuod Enquirer ior tno InonIs
the said county. a. copy Teste ~ courthouse Vi
7-,o WlASLoW ROBINSON Cleri.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

aslinI '1'H'I's
Jane Watson, Daniel C-cn,ha,e aud rrc,,I Ia: =,
S az - W. rsrs Elizabeth = q. Peus, Wyatt IL Pe,u, ,5co
n IA lii ''' W. feg' and Barbara A Pcsus william,
IN HI, ov a. VaSa@ and Mary hi. wife, said JAM.
Yaushan, Baskerville Vaughan, Albert G. Vaupbr usse
Cox and I J sau;"In, and bsn3mn r. Vaughan John r.
yosrph Red and Else his wife George W Re5
u nwn Red aud Martha Red, Jane. p. vaushsn Joh
NJ saoSnan Sarah Vaughan, Algernon Syney'
iIiha V8geh1n Henderson + yaus man. Else A. 1aurbsn
The ,lsfer5s,,1 1t,ur Defendants.
homa' Wntc and Ehzabsthls wife not having en.erei r..
according to tue Act Of Assembly and The ,uIe e
M u ana al appearing TO the laec Of the cor,, d..
S arr moi inhsoiianis of this on the motion OF H.
PaH'' ny Counsel it's ordered that the said irfndsn A.
nr,e on "e hrst hohdey in June next and eater fhc-
Plsnnog and answer the plaintiffs hill, and that ,on,,
% orue De inserted IN the Rchmond Faquirer for H.
os Sueee'siEey, aud posted the # ont door OF tbe cr.
mouse oil the said county. 4 copy. Te.ie 49, ~
March 81. 'oDt ,Ss Gle
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ueGicd' Literary Inieffigs',ce.-We understand ,,, mr.
judgements nave been made with the Proprieors IF de n
@ Ai IN rnladepha to publish The Transaction. of
we nteoiGa Society Of Virginia IN the Recorder Tic sr,.
I'VE oH1gI'iion OF that journal will be The mean. of os
AZ ' OF Virginia opportunity of hinin in ,h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

ET''"ef J Letter fr0m WasAislon CRY IaroA a. 1926
Yesterday, the Senate removed the Injunction of
secrecy from all their proceedings on the Panama
Mission, which will give 10 the public some of the
able speeches said 10 have been delivered or the
occasion. The Message sent to the H of r. upon
.ne supJec'' reIresentet as an argument against
the report in the Senate, * the views taken bn
temen IN opposition TO the measure The Commit
lee 70 whom II has been referred will probably re-
port IN fen days, which will lead 10 an early dis
cu-son, though the issue scarcely be doubtful.
The ii OF II. has become wes,ied with the de-
oa'e upon the constitutional Amendment, that
must now be soon drawn 10 close, or be made to
give pace 10 the Panama question From the
oiitIent propositions submitted, and the various
opinions entertained upon the subject, there is III,
tie prospect OF any one succeeding by : coaslito-
,ional majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24
Public Sale Of FuTs IN .Neto- YORK

1--WE Anerieqn Fur Company will offer for sale asfhe;r
Store, No s. Vesey-street, New-Yok, on Thursday the
i3fA 1PRIL merit, their collection Of HattCrs' Fs WIS
200 lbs. MaekiDac and Lake Superior
300 Rocky Mountain SBEdTER
500 Assorted
1900 Northern
5000 Detroit ,a.s
10000 Mis,issibpi Z hACoohS.
$4,000 Mukrsts
These skins we'll worthy the sUeDtion efdesies and ma
nufactorers They will be put UP in mall lots and sold by
ests'gde The sale viii be positive Catalogues s he res-
d and the skinsoptn for examination three days before the
sale.
. Ncw-Y lrk, march % l0s--ds
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''-'"
1ash'' ah Ne'irGier, aLinI. of Elizabeth Johp,on ,i
ST, ,a HaehsrIh MeGruder and Frances las wife Jhr,
aatHr oil beHlam Johnson decd. and The aid III
-'r and Frances hs wife, William Tram,e and Nar, ~;
VIE, h,nas Puryear Jane s wife, Pleasant H. iairl NJ
Call aud William Mccall '' 49, ~, n, i,enJsu' MeE;
me defendants ohm Miller and Frances his wife lic,
para ahd Noiy has wife, EiizabeiL Frances Nancv nj
neJamh aicCaliand William, II. Mccall who are ont OF
" country and against whom the plaintiff appears 10 bs
proceeded IN the node prescribed by law aesi,, ahsp,
sun failing TO appear and answer: on motion of lie
P ny counsel The court doth lake his bill Tor conesseJ
NOSE defendants and the cause coming on 10 h. b.S'
on the bill; the of the other defensn, a @
n wa; argued by counsel ON wbercof ~
eoutt doh order that the defendant John Miller do 80
ouh' oi ns administration OF the of his neslsie b
"e OF the cont, WHO directed 10 .Ysn;ne
ana see the said account, and report the same 10 h.
W any matters specially stated, deemed prrtnept nv
nse OF which may be required by the parties 10 he
"A Copy Teste, VIM w. HENING. G. C.
I9nh'Sst'i'e''s QFce Richmond 81 MONTH ilf3 1905
VIE parties interested deed to take notice thai b,
appointed the LIST day of the 9th month (1av) nert "a
commencing the account directed by the foregoing ih
oI' On "hchday, al O'clock a. NJ their sie1deloe /; re-
quhea al my ohce an this city with their accounts and vcrI
ready Tor examination aud settlement $3.50 siS
sr.,,ho, THOMAS LADD, NJ c.
I04--w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

u ltuiNlA At Superior cour Of Chancery holden a,
T s G'P''o' ~ The e'y Of Richmond, 10Th dsy Of
Thomas Bass, p,;.
asain.t -Io'Hl1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

it.ulNAA AT rules holden The clerks oi5ce of H.
county court Of Charlotte iCth dav of cLrn,r &c s
James Vaughan and Martha Cool, pis,;y; ~ i'-e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

Ground .9ltun Salt
II z m sacks Ground Alum Salt suitable for eurin, Fish
march "a. IOs-6i WoRTuAd & hfeGp1rnrn
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ETrac. Of ieHee f,om Warrington, Mar ca a. 1895
The Panama Mission has passed the Senate
MIR. Randolph took the floor on Yesterday and
spoke I'LL near four O'Clock when they vent into
executive business and continued in conclave till
near 3 o'clock a. NJ His speech will be found
an unreservel declaration of war upon Mr.. Adj
ans, dragging into public view the odious iati-
tudnsrisn principles Of his report in the case of
Smith upon charge Of participating in Burr's com
spiracy; reiteratng his connection with the suspM
sion Of the Haheas Corpus and declaring his deter
mination to keep his eye steadily upon head
quarters, the prescription Of subaerns, and snonv-
nous letters to the contrary notwithstantline-
While his speech could scarcely be said 10 have
any specific object, there was nevertheless per-
vading spirit Of republican doctrine which cannot
iiail to interest large portion Of the people. I
understand, Notwithstanding bis exhaustion. that
when the Senate closed their doors, be took The
foor and spoke four hours upon the Panama Mis-
SION said in my last that this was momentous
question What we Of Sc Tanspin" memory IN
become parties TO Congress already declared bv
the siipulaions of the treaties constituting and de-
hning u, a. perpetual one to decide all disputes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24

CHANCERY. Alta quarterly court continued and berl
i1i I.oui's ouny Oh The 18th day Mach 1g2s 800
| Elikibeth Wood, '' p13,.- D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-24
10000 DOLLARS =

42940 Ticketg.
Whole Ticket
Half
Quarter
~ For Sale as above.
Marsh II.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-05

Berkeley c. unity Coro'' 70 @"' ,oos
PlanuH,
Wiilam NisaG l.
AeAINsT
Garis "N'A Deter tdants.
~ Paiaes Jr. ucpav
THE defendant. Harry Watkins, not hing
catered his appearance ane. gwen secus,.y ss IT
cording % the act of assembly Na tse ,a.ac,;on
this curt and it appearing to tne sa.'' - ,h,s
OF he court ti4I ne is not an inbA van"
state--H is Ordered, That the ssha ue's" ''c|,,e,
Harry Watkms do appear here on the seco oha
Monday in Febuary next, and ahs" o.
bnl OF the plalntltf, I'D that copy OF .'s' s,e.
der be forthwith inserted tor two month - ~
cesslvelyin the Marrnsourg Gazette, an No
posted al the door of the Court Hoass u 49,
county.
A Copy Teste,
November Penn.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-05

Of Berkeley and Jeefc, son Counties
FEsHE subscriber having rented the
H. Nils Belonging to Mr Josiah Fisgg, gives
this notice to the Farmers oil Berkeley and jet
ferson Counties, that he viii be thankful tor,
and promptly execute all grinding brought
to these Mills, all OF which, are In complete
repair He viii give for every 3O0Ibs OF
Merchantabie Wheat, one barrel OF superhne,
-four, and stand the inspection of Baltimore
George Town, or Alexandra. Farmers WHO
may want Plaster Ground. can have the same
done on the shortest notice. Saving Will be
done on reasonable terms
THOMAS G. FLAGC.
September
HAVING rented my Mills to Thomas u
IL Flagg. have no hesitation IN saying
thatIw,lt be responsible for all grinding en-
trusted to him.
JOSIAH fLAGG.
September L, 1928
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w hole No. l4o4


ciety, sympathy of feelings and SIM
rity of ,pinioDs and intere It's.
To stain the elevation vi ti1ei1 hfef J.
rem of the continent, the Cnbc4b<
sess courage and patriotism. Bstfbt :
obstacles 10 all efforts for obtaining J.
liberty. i he schemes OF patriotsS are
opposed by an established governsp
ana the fear oil large slave pop. -
whose tendency is to be free, and <xhp<1
condition is notv necessary, houE<<{5E
unfortunate. The quiet and safety ems
joyed by the proprie,ors, under The pre-
sent system, making despotism prefer
able to the dreadful convulsion& III
neignboriHg island. whose history fnfmt
corresp spending cpicode to the revolsl-a.
ton Of lis metropolis. An insurseRA6 !
ct thus sort would be far from benefici1
TO the Cfeoles, or to America in gene
raj; its horrors would he greater th&n
our fears. Z.
As the moral influence or srain de-.
elines in Cuba, her ply steal force .diD,ltlx
ishes. The decay ofthe Spanish gcy1 4
nient is attributable TO its opposi,ion'f
civilization and the freedom of its ci.dez
devant colonies. As the governments !
loses It's energy, an equilibrium OF posv4
er is created between it and public
opinion. which sustans the indepsnde ~
party. But as opinions, which gives inn
pulse to public affairs, cannot suppress
the licentiousness Of anarchy. and as theI
Spanish government can have no forsse,
and no other being organized instead 81
it, third party will rise up, whichs p
though unorganized, possesses all thu
elements of union, and will give AN en-
tirely different direction to the revs1
ton We cannot forget the occuTehcl
Of st. Domingo. caused by the vasril
lation of France, and the inefficiefN
of her government in the island. ~
Crebles were not capable of frepiII
themselves from the metropolis, and III
could not keep in subsection the siavek
These acted with no system and Nc
alone propelled by the instinct comrnr
to man of seeking liberty.
This is the conditinnpi Cabanaca
the largest island OF the American
chipelago. The commerce befwtJ I( T..
the two countries will be suppre sselIx 1
and all political relations prevented, I'm xs
less Mexico shall send a competent force 4
and plant on this island its indie pendent I
flag Havana would then become thu
central point to the Amphyotions Of
the continent Of Columbus, deer i
would issue from these assemblies.
orable to the cause of humanity;
commerce of Republics would frdl
navigate our waters. and the Hagsr
friendly bafions would be respected
would be peace, abundance, and n 81
perity.
CSigned by sixty persons of distincS
ton among whom are Generals Br4voA
Santa Apha, Bustamante. Filisola, and
Guerrero, and many members Of tho q
Congress
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VIRGINIA..


Berkeley County Courf, 10 tsif:
NOVEMBER Term. 1925.
Peter Gardner, Pianutf.
Joseph Janney, John Lloyd, Benjamin Com
eggs, and Aaron Hibberd. Defenuant''
IN CHANcEiY.
THE defendant. Joseph Janney not having
entered bis appearance. and given security &C.
cording to the act OF assembly and the rules OF
xhls court. and it appearing 20 the satisfaction
IT the court that he IS not an inhabtant OF this
!. uc---H is ordered. That the SAID defendant,
los eph Janney do appear on the second Non
" in February next, and answer the bill OF
a. ,.aintifi, and that copy OF this order be
-, til inserted for two months successfully
!. ,hs \, 'srt,nsburg Gazette, and be posted at
~ III I,or Il sshe Cour, House of this county.
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