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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-28
August "a, 1917.
TRUST 81

n virtue Of deed OF d.y OF Ma, Is2
between Wade Mosby, the elder, and Susannah Aisbv
ms VIE OF the county of Powhatdn OF first pari; WI
w hoshy and Edward q Mosby, Of HenrcO COUNTY and
Wyndham Robertson and WIN. q. Pendlein of Inc -, =,
Richmond, OF the second parts aud Johu G Bbv ana w d.
ioby tne younger OF the county of Henrirn ana S, M
speed Mary u Royai and Lhlsbury H. M9shyof the cnn
OF PowhaaDo the third part; which was ,IuV ,I,
ted 10 record IN the clerks office. the county conf ~ IL
counties Of eurico and Powhaan, the same month of Ma
1876 the undersigned, OF the in sa
w"h nl power aud authority 70 act ia the execution Of The
trusts therein declared, will proteed sell nv ubIfc s
10 the hISe bidder s. the residence s. Morrison tb2
couhis .. Sa1an (lats the fesdeBee Vale Nobv
the eldeT on tuesday, the 21h Sept.m NEXT
Iam It not the next air day the following property We
LAND One piece parcel Of Land, esnated 10 contain
500 be the less, lying ~ b. cont M
Powaian, the south side Of the CartesviIis Ro,J AMI
bounded by the lands u PanOIe J. Miller Strsop e
old courthouse tract aud the SAID CartssvilIe oad; beae t
part which remains uns1d Of the Tact land estimated 10
contain coo which sad w. NJ shy the elder ,fsI
resided, aud whieh conveyed by said deed IT .t -:
SLAVES Also II Slaves, 10 witt Peter, bis wife Kitty
children Lucy, Judy, and infant, Joe Harry Tom eorse
Jimmy Bridget Nancy, ebe aud Hagsr; among winch ar
good Pfs"fdssH hands and valuable koue any
IN the commonwealth.
Aud Also all the Horses, Hfss, stocks Of Casfe Tc, and
Sheep, Waggois and Carts Household ard kitchen II
OF The SAID Wade M'shy the eGe, Conveyed by said ua
de ed, with Carriage aud Harness.
TERMS or SALE.
The Red Esfafs u he sold credit Of six m eIva and
eighteen mOntsequal install bonds with 10
CURLY and deed OF trust on the property the pay
inents - The Persf Properly, On credit Of aud twelve
curity Purchases uot eedng dollars lain IN e,t
10 believed that the teo the above properv 4 ner.cI
clear, and free FROM all ineumhIance CLAIMS save the
under winch th sale be made the undersiened
acting as duee only, VIII convey only the title
August ~ 81 Id,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-28
August IL
.HDUTTTOM9I

shall by virtue Of the above sntpned Deed Tfus.
al public auction, 'front.' Of The Eagle Hotel the CITY Of
Richmond, Monday the 9Th day Of October usx the Ill,
lowing properly named ia said deed, y1 One-nth Of tb.
interest owned by Wade Mo'byhe youngen certain
oi snd Iyug The Old Market House, 1n Stse in
.nt Guy o. hismonj ana Iof whch 'uT - now pending
the Superior Court Of Law FOR Henco Also al the infeT
ihs sad Wade Mosby,he elder, has in claim tract Of
Land Of between GOO sud Goo lying the Ohio river
between the mouths "f Big Sandy aud Ld Sanity s,ver IN
The county Of GfeenuP aud s;e Of Kcnuky The whole Of
tbs aud fist rate Bottom lsud, aud have doubt rta
bargain may be bought ~ Il.
TERMS SIX twelve, aud eighteen months credit; bond,
with approved security and deed Of ffu prosperity In
secure uie psynests. will only convey SUI h- vest
ed ~ trustee. WiD. ~ hfOSBF. J,yr,ts,s.
AIrust n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-28

Ii pefsgus hsyng elaine aainsl he ffses al ReFeces
a AID Richard NJ. A. baues drc are hereb, r,oir.l.o al
bring them toward Tor sdjumen being about H. cl5ss m M
coust Adnnistaor. % isy are Nd rfesssfed ~ ,ss A.,
lsv ~ Septenhcf net snail plead On. nafe. h. 80 go
easy b., 4iier thst Hate
y THOMAS r.. BARNES. Al,o,sf
s.tlc.ta a hicissd ~. r Bsrntf
danf~t fs-1yfeg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-28
Lends an p0ivhaian for Saie.

y
10y virtue 1T decree IN oancery OF the paghasu
IN the Of DupUy DuPuy and others, the under
signed commissioners l sell 60 the highest bidder npon
credit O 9, - and month";, upon the pfemise On Ssinf
day the I'D day Of September next the paatsun ard oo
called pr0poct HH ~ pJSats county (befrr the f,s,
residence q the late Peter Dupuy aud sdiouiug ne Cotton
Factory Mooiy's Hills, aud james Crawiord eontapy b,
late 257 and half Upon this tract fbete
large aud eomnIodious dwelling hoe confusing eleven roo.
aud necessary out-house garden orchard, grs0ert 4 te
ing machine.
And a. the time and place viii cell upon credit
Of months The fevers'onsiy fsht 20 al The ad al present
covered by the The Poehssn Cotton F,rfsf r,d
sapPqei 20 contain from IzIf acres, adjoining 10 John
Sied5, presfon Smith and Nc. Haywood
IL The sale vii take place about " to Dcock Of s.l
day CHARLES BRANCH,
NOBEHT HARRIS. -
JOSEPH - DAVIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-28

"A sss s9"' held Ol Buckingham Svaayl4s 5ild day July
Wi'laui Moore, ma,
Against Aisntu
Thi, dav came IN. ,,.:.,.,-, D,f.
sNaioeu III his cause being executed ON m.
,S ,he aid ftseand ,,i falling his answer sIID,
b =, elapsed as well since the plaintiffs filed their
@ 10 the eou't by si,isia tory evidence tina, h.
., a hhaohahl oil this state motion of tn. nIsn1,g,
% 'aken Tor confessed 10 the said Freeiani Ihr con-,
WI proceed at future day decree the mater hsr.s
e's th said treeand al before oh.t Co,t No
.e contrary & tia, copy Older be o,thw,s
@ ~ some public newspaper OF the city R,chm.n for
essiveiyi and posted the front door of IT,
SN''"'use VI '"s county copy. Teste,
August "a Z, U. DC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-28

IN ~ IA AT SaPttor Court OF Ulauc,,v hoi--
lay OF July, Id27- '' VI !" ih'smsburg, the IN
. Ise' M III aAon, Martha Roy, Sarah s. Niebo,.or
T ~ me, and R.Sesea his WIFE john Wam,. shon,-
- ~, ms s, beverley, Edward b. RapdsL ast
~ s waie John O. Randolph and Ann S. hi. W.T. H. aa
carter aud Won. Beverly, " ''' WIZ m,s se1Sefs
Thpinas Boswell,
IN, ae ean' on this d ~ by consent TO he heard &c
, ana answer. aud was argued by counsel: On On NE
defendant pend, Son sndse order decree hs, S
an account OF The hires of the Charles and NI court
H., ~ ne ON, Since they have been in his men
ne aiso render, before the Comins,onor eho
Ss ms g M Of Ralph wormsv Jr dec and g.. ss
.' VI All 'he property which has come 10 ~; Ia. ~, at
saaoa-"hish accounts the missioner |, , 80
''ae anu settle, aud to The report yili AM $3.50.
l s,eu, deemed pertinent by hir seli o, VIZ
ne required by the parties to stated = ''h may
p ..,. :. r. =. a Cory Teste, L. CABINISS N r.
S,r,a'sAo'ers cee, Gloucester Coufhoas siG ~
& Pa,,s interested are desired takr ns,,se ,hai ht
spPo,ea Mpniay the 29 day of October NJ, ~
10 oeIosh a. IN the within Order which ay by
e'oSA' "a N, ley required attend bi,
'he Necessary materials, enable perform M.
qu"ed thereby Of aCVniaoner of The Court A'
August IL. " ahoiti, Comic
2S-wSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-14
HAY CARRYING.
By MISS MILFORD.

AT one end of Inc cius,e, OF cottages, or cot
tage-like houses, which formed the little street
Of Hilton Cross-a pretty ba, secluded village
IN the north Of Hampshirr-stood the shop of
Judith Kent, widow, Licensed" as the legal
imported, ",o yend tea, %coftr, tobacco & snuff"
These articles, formed, however, but a small
part of the mul;ifarious merchandise of Mrs.
Kent, whose shop, the only repository of the
hamlet, might haze SEEMED an epiiome of the
wants and Injuries of humble life In her wind
ow, candles, bacon, sugar, mustard and soap,
Hourished amidst ~calicoes, oranges, dolls, rib
bons and gingerbread Crockery ware was
piled on one side other door way ,Dutch cheese
and Irish butter encountered the other; brooms
and Brushes rested against tie wall; and ropes
Of oaions and lunches OF red herring hung
from the ceiling She sold bread, butchers
meat and garden stuff, on commission; and
engrossed at a word, the whole trade Of Hilton
Cross. -.
Notwithstanding this monopoly, the world
went i'll with poor judith. She was a mid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-14

.OfM: Beasrosat Society Of AterG"ay,a 70" a.
r7eEoyating and Improving NE co"a"'0" q "'
People Of Color.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29
FEMALEDRESS.

With women a. ui;h men, black is more uni
versaliy eecomins than any other--,ome have
added white, but il is by no means so entirely
sdaptsd 10 every one black particularly he.
comes extremes whether brunette or rouge. Ia :
hing from the complexion much OF the tin, and
less ofthe disadvantageous contrast than white.
and the generality OF COLOURS would produce
fcY the same reason white is best adapted to pal
lid complexion
Perhaps my readiest way will be to take no.
uee of colours as they arise IN my mind and
theiS adaptation TO compile ZION and person al.
Io ling myself liberty to vary from il as may
deem necessary to the subject
Red, may be worn by young females of tif I
may use so harsh expression) ford. com.
piexions but not by adults II too glaTing.
however, ever 10 look well.
Pink, IS becoming colour to fair complex.
non whether pallid or rouge, 10 the former il
lends some of its warmth TO the latter, con.
trasts II away. But 1.-THE brunette beware OF
~, or even permit one decked in il 10 come near
her That may not be mistaken, wilfully or
otnerwise, as TO colour, mean the softer or
hsner pnk-not the bright blush of morning.
OF the heh glean OF even but rather the mel
'ownesh % twilight ere evening has gathered TO-
Be.ner 'he ioids OF its mantle A Pink dress
win white gauge N thin dress over il has a ve
ny interesting aud delicate effect and ia ,bo
way would recommend pink being worn
Blue, is a colour that does nor hecome f.r,,,o.
slough admirably adopted to the stronger fea.
lures and more durable complexion ofmen The
dark blue gives the female a Iivd tint. the Gch,
paiid sickness: in fine, though no particular
fault can be found in it, being CAV or sombre
striking or retiring, it cannot be termed becom.
ing to any complexion, not even to those inclin.
ed to liveiness.
Yellow, like red, must be confined TO the
young; though with the precaution ] have re-
commended with the pink, ii may be extended
70 persons not beyond certain age. This must
pe confined TO Hunettes, as pink to the fair
20 Tie iormerit contrasts away colour, 10 the
Lauef e lends sallowness with this colour nav
DC cias'sd what's denominat,d drab they mus,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29
a. 0HRI4Ifs
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

Norfolk, Nay olive learn from Mr.. Force
who came passenger IN the brig Conveyance, ar
rived IN Hampton Roads yesterday. in % days
from Vera Cruz. that the Cong ress of Tacubaya
had moi convened as late as the middle of Aprjl
at which time MI. Force left Mexico in conse-
quence of the non-arrival ofsome ofthe ministers
but would probably Commence their session in
three or four weeks.
Messrs. Sergeant and Poinsct ministers from
| this government, were in excellent health
The differences which recently existed he
tween Mexico and Texas had been arranreJ.nnd
all expectation Of anarchy arising from the plot
| headed by the Friars, had been disappointed.
Mr. Packenham had beea appointed British
Minister at the Congress of Tacubava, in the
place OF MIR. Ward, who would return TO Eng.
l7nd in few days, in the British soop of war
Tweed, which would carry a large amount of
specie on account of English merchants. A
splendid dinner was given to Ms. Ward, by the
brush merchants at Mexico, preparatory to his
departure, as testimonial o their respect.
Mr.. Force states that Com. Porter is held in
'hc h'ghest respect, and the utmost confidence
reposen 10 his patriotism and superior udg ment
III 'he management the naval concerns of the
country, not only by the Government. but bv all
classes OF the citizens Of Mexico. As an eyi-
oence otwhch large draft for money made by
the Commodore had been honored with the at.
most cheeriainess and prompti,ude. and the
Commodore was in possession OF the money.
u ne following brief extract from A former
speech OF Mr. Canning, which we have taken
IRON foreign paper, indicates tone of senti
ineh' much more congenial to republican doc.
flnes than he has generally been supposed TO
entertain and, connected with his present
elevation, presents a new and striking illustrs.
ilon OF the influence of talent and character in
hngiand, notwithstanding the strong aristocrati
cal features of her system. 1t is only in that
country and our own, that those paramount
CLAIMS to distinction are appreciated and recop.
h'ze'. Elsewhere, adanautine barrier is e
recteo against the elevation OF any ono born A.
/ ihohg the people to participation of political
power Or, II there have been exceptions to this
tri9aik' they ha, heen rare as to prove not
70 contradict, the existence Of the rule and
moreover, being in most cases the reward of IN
figue, not OF merit---the result OF petty court
'a'ourtism not Of desire to put forward ability
ivy nave no title to be considered as denar.
lures from an erclasiveness Of policy All in.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

ana ~. serrize - Nsks ,sil--.Ncx
ster you have done me the lEk,.ss 3lnlhnss
YOU no. .ay the c0n,es, Is an uns be ;
vel. then. LEI but one OF he pistols ~,
aud let as Ere at three psoes disiance de-
iefmined M, 20 retuTa alive 10 Milan, o. to
cary thiiher the news Of your death and an
nounoe tito the Princess ~. Should | cause
you to he penisrded as nigh, easily do by one
ofmy Buh lhred hsssoes, should be called an
ASSASSIN fight. then, base and csNsardly uaiior!'
These facts were told me Id pIesenoe ~ the per-
son who served as her second on the occasion.
:" l always thought" he observed that Ieod-
linda was resolved not 10 survive this c,fcum-
stance. However she did bni. notwithstand-
ing her youth and beauty, she temsiaed incon-
Solable for three years--An astonishing length Of
time, in country where constancy Of resolution
Is not supported by vanity. She occupied her
self in learning Latin and English, and teach
ing them 10 her little daughters
[Sl,endahts Rome, &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

A man may be liar without being also COW
ard but the pre-, ariostor is invariably both
The latter seeks infsmy by by-paih, because
he has not sufficient strength ofnerve TO brave
IT on the highway Literary Magnd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29
To be Drawn in Lynchbul

(20th Neat Month, Jane.l
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, GIas,
Sixty Number Lottery--Nine Drawn bp''
SCHEME:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

stance II this. may be fonna r., r.
moment = dc Vlelie aas co...n - Il
nov premier and peer bur ha,ns
10 respect asa man, or a poltioi,a ~ = r.
raised only BY management, ne ar. @.'l Eco
told that he Is !" any degree proaS W ~ . q
views IN the French government. /, = !" h5ea
United States and m England only = IA Il
that capacsyand character are allowed tepga
per ~eig affairs; aud this trait no, 70 =
affords mkh,moral distraction. bu, ~ ufre
essential superiority in THEN relations al Al
N I. S,of..o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

Adscntu ers wishing to secure chau- ',,
the above Capitals are rcqueiIed TO man o III
cation at " Head Quarters" AAeh ~,
where the cash will be paid at sight tof az -,
as soon as drawn. Recollect the drawn
certainly take place in Lynchbarg. Dew
Present price Of Tickets =.
Whole Tickets S5--iialyes - 5ti--9uat'e'5''
For sale at ..
S. q EfG. n LLTN d CO
Lottery x Exchange Oflioe-i'yne,""a ,,' /,
Where have been sold more prizes Ina" '''
sher Office in town
Nav z.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

Ieodolinda r, young woman frank
had been attached 10 French officer, from the
year 1905 till 1914 when, during the carnival
OF this latter year, she discovered at one of the
masked balls, that her faithess lover had trans.
ferred his alterations to the Princess n
Calonel Malclero, her faithless lover, on return
ing home al five in morning, found letter writ
ten IN bad French, demanding satisfaction for
an insult not specified, and calling upon him,
as, a man OF honor, to repair with pistols and a
friend to the CaSsines des Pomtnes, (the Chalk
Farm OF Milan) Accompanied by friend, he
went to the place appointed, & found, as his an
tagonst man OF rather diminutive stature ,enve-
loped in furs, for the morning was cold and
snowy. AS the second ofthe unknown adversa-
ny stated that the affair would admit of no ac-
commodation, the pistols we're charged and the
ground was measured. When the little man
was led up to his position, Malclerc now having
nearer view ofhim, recognized him TO be TIE.
odolinda R, his mistress He endeavored
to torn the matter of with jest, but she over
wheimed him with the most bitter expressions
OF contempt; and as he endeavored to diminish
the interval that separated them, she exclaimed
-" Approach not | shall fire upon you % and
her second had no little difficulty in persuadiDg
her that she had not the right to do so ais i
my fault that be does not ere !" said she !;
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

INDIAN CRUELTIES.--The accuracy OF
the narration of the most extraordinary barbara
ties and cruel torments inflicted by the Indians
Of our western wilderness on q boy by the name
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

In the packet ship Bayard, Capt Robinson,
from Havre, the Count de Lilels, arrived as a
passenger. This young Nobleman is the only
son ofthe Marquis de Llllers, and is an especial
sayorlte OF General La Fayette. His political
principles have been chiefly imbibed from the
counsels and example of his venerable friend.
and his predictions are strongly American
He purposes to make a complete tour of the T.
nited States, and afterwards to visit Mexico and
Colombia. Nonb
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

Mr' Minor, an intelligent member of congress,
and editor of the Village Record, published at
We'tchester, in Pennsylvania, calculates that
MI Adams will geta m jorty oflU,000 in that
state ne states thai the changes in Chester
county, which gave q prodigious ma jolity for
general Jackson ID le24, are SO numerous, as
not to leave DON zaat.the majority at the mex,
election will ssl8 Adams.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

New York, May l7-Shocking Murder
Yesterday morning, at about II O'Clock, a man
named Alexander NJ Lean, laborer, went TO the
victuang house of Mr. Gardner, No. II,
Water street, proceeded TO chamber where his
(MLean's) wife was engaged in sewing, and
stabbed her with arge knife in the left breast.
The wound was SO deep that she expired in "a
bout an hour. The muir ierer, Immediately af
ter committing this act, swallowed a dose of
poison, with the intention of Destroy ing him
self, but he was immediately arrested, aud me-
dicne was administered TO couateract the fatal
effects of the poison, He was committed to
prison while labering under its partial opera.
tion, without undergoing az examination,
We have not learced the cause which led 20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

An intelligent French gentleman, lately ira
Yelling in Alabama, between tuscaloosa and
Huntsville, declared that the soil was better fit
ted for the cultivation ofthe vine, than the most
OF that which forms the vineyards Of rance.
He remarked, that the abundance of the native
grape, with the quality ofthc soil, and the nature
oithe climate, attested it beyond controversy.
"a 1t is we'll for France. said he, that you have
no sill KS and no vines"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
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WHEREAS has been Represented to the Executive H.
ns lsior OF Henrics county that The right Of IN, 81
me following prisoners, eonneiin the Jail said
" of ns commission VI Grimes broke snd their e.ea,r
.feon aud are now going s,y~, Dsndridxe IIosv
of rl'ieneanor and brs sch Of the pesee Plesot
'0 ftsnyj Charles Boshs oi came; William Anrsl for NJ
am Johh Dby fot Lsrssny; aud Zaehsrah Valentine fr
nsdt,n'anor and breach Of the ,escs have Therefore
Thought proper, whfthe sJ,iee 81 the Council Of Stnt. a.
over reward Of ONE HU6DRED DOLLARS for each or
sNd iusfiyes except Billy, or rer,op, ,6c
srP,ehs" sud thou, either them 10 the ;a,I
'shi'eo cou1iy sfrtesaJ Aud do moreover re oue al
cei c"ii ard Military, snd eshot the good people Of th
"n"n"rHt 10 use then tet .bs csu,e the ,nI
he sPpr.hended that III nsy be deslt With ssth
gwen under nv baud 6cv.rro and under n. sta of
june, 1877. VII = !, ~, ~ 'sy OIL
se uoss about feet niche, high ,rbt com
walk. lame. ''S' - year, ola, ana
Pleasant Hosg, shout feet inches, square b,, ,o,
AS. ""ny complexion. d~sk hair small blue eve. r,,.
ioie 'eeti hs i.it foot very Eat and is shaped n ,se
Al; about g y.sr. old. ~ "'h a '~ee
Zaehariah Valentine, about feetf inch Jim ca, Ar
p-sen dark ehe'nnt straight ha, snail eyes b.t "a
Charles Bo.ier about q. in high far tompl. ,;or d
sMht hsir, dark his tight han much ,nJ w.
zen man ,h- left having been hurt; "a OF 20 years old
Join bby about t. ,nchss hyb thick set and fat J,,A
o"mpi' s'on and eyes, full round face, speaks Ixbe
e1etsig "a ha., very apt TO sXeao o. frre about
william Anse ahcue feet high, well made dark complex.
26 years old. ~ "' 'eeS ''oe'
June ;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
.N-gRSH.4L,S SIZE

virtue 81 decree OF the supero, count of .haseerv f.
me h'ehunnd District made the 2G,h d,y Of E,I,,s
~ o<f IN the cases OF 81 snch ana ppr,oo, -
shNil, on MDnasy the h day Of July n,rt -
Ohtsitred courthouse, heine Chesterfield eot y ua,, f
~ al pnh'o oueiion, TO the highest bidder for cash IN. -
"hg property ~ sai deere referred VIII: thr :tae,
~ "nd conveyed Ivy Pete T. Edwi Park Poinder,r
" inerei" s'ae 80 acres y.ns IN The county
u ounicd ny the lands OF lie CosbiI euben Roon,
and John Brown sueetc the dover right Of Mrs su"os
Edwards-Ao, at The time and place, shall in Tx
manner oIer tor sale public auction highest bidder,
Tor cash. all the personal property by he sand Peter
r. Edwards by the several deeds referred said dr.en
consisting Of the following slaves sc. 10 wit Stephen
ham, Daphne, Biddy AFTER, Sih aud Jim;-Judah Malinds
Ca"a Ann ily and Joshua Usley, LAWNS and Fanny,
MARIA nauI aud aud such others of the sye
aud stock OF every household and kitchen fusi
tue aud plantation utensils, which in the RIore-
SAID deeds, shall be hal on hs
named day Of sale, much iher-ofas will be sufficient 10
satisfy sa'd decree. j. GUERRAET, m.,.o c. C.. d.
-. III one Of his Deputies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

what Mr. ,. Canning hsd dcne on THE subisc;, had
oeen regularly. and exactly detailed to him MIR.
Iallaiin also knew the same circumstances existed
a. 10 The British act OF 1925. I, all mere matter
Of lorna question, whether they were officially
communicated, and am at loss 10 see how Alr.
Suaiiord Canning, seeing BiN in it's incipient
state, can make 1t an official communication OF he
sane when approved, and If we go TO the only
argument TO which the administration can 60, tech
ncslly this as The question. Will the Journa! say
whether, IN fact, the act OF 1925 did not do all
that was OF could be asked and, whether /, was
not fully in the possession of Mr.. Adsms's Cabi-
net, when, by means of Mr. Lloyd's Report, he
caused MIR. Smiths Bill to he rejected, But, this
they evade BY their County Court Practice. They
have information that p,akes them think the case a..
desperate, and desperate arguments are all they
can use But, it need not be matter OF arsu-
inent. Let MIR. Clay publish AIS official commu-
nication OF the law passed and approved and
this viii prove Mir. Canning to have been "cor-