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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13

ing toe civil and criminal Jurisdiction OF Alabama over sI
the old Treaty. and attaching 10 the county Of ASsu,s2
h ha~S Law has also bssn passed 70 prevent b. Indians
indian title has been and prescribing penalties
Agent" " ~ >-A--'
1pnn adam,on ry 10 john when frat scquaint
bu now hear gumblc John; Oh, why will YOU do 90
KAY burn your Billiard fable quick, John Adsnsea my
we snu'h.ns though, the Yankee lads an ecouomiek fry
In, waI MT spend their mon John, ece.:arily;
Shut up that Ea.ein oo!' Play DO John Adamson my W.
Our Congress hui palace, John very pretty thing
i," decorated n,JGhn ., hoash you were King
pu 't me Whisper IN your how IA a year or so.
hwiiieave you, you leave il, Jehu Adan.on my Jo
Perhaps you think from JAeki defeat you're will, u, sau.
ing ground; - - 80
ru at our sisnd election next, !. viii be found
lou nave mol gained single vote, John Aiaa,ou my Jo
John Atkinson, my 10 John, p, this sage advice
1--WE up al kinds Ut gambling, John, well card. dice
a. wines. your we.t-India game John Adan ,on INV IT,
Northumberland County, Jan. -, 1897.
The East Room which $4,000 fai.h and frn-
Abiding to Randolph. losing his election
DIRECTORS.
IN. ,o'owns have been elected Direction. Ut
> tai's at R'ehn'ond, for the year 1927
Luke, Il. w. Rcotgy.
x. H. cunningham, Lewis Webh Clement ID. Weston VIM
SN, Joseph Msrx James Gihbon, Corhin wss,yck Hal
N~ison, Daniel Warwick. -'-
There was killed by Capt Moses Overon Of Amelia eounv
ms WINTER hog that weighed $50 lbs nett 80 months old
hat had bern fed ss hogs general .ouniry
tCon,nliicated.
,, COMMUNICATED.
MAhRIEI- On Wednesdsy evening, 7th inst ant bv m.
Rev. Aliic. Turpn-Mr PETER Is. chill DERS rides sa,,
= Capt Nathaniel Chiders to SARAH youngt daughter of
Ale ssnder TurPin, all of Henrco county.
DIED at Surry Courthouse 9th instant Mr. Bo,y,-
Ddfeg iOrneriy merchant at that piece after an iue.: III
Rage. 49,
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DR.A WING
OF THE
DISMAL. SW AMP
C.aN-4L LOTTER Z

FIFTH GLASS.
The subscribers having been requested .uperntend e
drawing oi the Filth Cla. Srnrp CannI f,s
terri d. hereby certify, that the following were the numh..
which were this day drawn irom the sAy placed the
1t I'd Sd 4h 5'h sth 7h 9Th
D. 80. 40. 50. TO- 43. so. Is
And that the said numbers Which
hey stand above that say, st that was
drawn NO. 81 was the second No. s. the third; No.
50. the fourth; No TO- the fifth; No. as wa, M.
.xh No. So the seventh No. I the eighth aud
last -
Witness our hands, a; Richmond, this 9Th Feb 1927.
LAWRENCE T. DApE.
WILLIAM j. WOOnliOCSE
JOHN THOMPSON,
JOHN Is CLOPT0N,
THOMAS RITCHIE,
PETER " DANIEL
From recedns certificate, twill he what number.
drawn from the wheel prizes in the
Dismal Scamp Canal Lo,ter Glass with the order in
which the drawn the Manager, announce 10 the
public the following As the result
TIE tickets el dr,v the SO hges prizes those hapr
a.. g.. A..
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Co -Porfueysb;u

Co Partnership.
TpHE Subscribers have then selves in business
~ under The hfi" 81 j. s. COSBY Co. aud will esry
the 1HoH Connisslon Business, in the house forlneliJ
occupied by siooke 4 Cosbys JOHN cosby,
SAMUEL cosby,
JAMES u. Pc TITUS.
Feb. Rqf 70
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All Ontfs Win thrte oil Tie numbers GU them, b~ut
CO. each quo dollars 80
The ~ ticket, having ON them the combination Nos. and
%, btne the Isl and I'd drawn each 100 dollars.
The 80 tickets having them No, 4s and
81, being the Sd snd AZ, drawn, sci so dosr.
Nos each 10 dollars. $500
Aoher., being iceos, with any one oihe drawn Nos on.
each dollars. -,
YATES & NsITXaE, Managers.
Rchnond, Feb. Z, 1897. Z,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13

TEsTERDAT.-On Mr. Eppe's motion the
House agreed TO meet hereafter at ten o'clock
On MI. yGaSH's motion a committee was ap~
poin'ed 10 cit on and molly WIN g. Giles esq
jointly with Committee OF the Senate, OF his
election to the office oil Governor. The chair APP
pointed Messrs. Nah, Wilson, Eppes. Mason. Of
Frederick, Chalmers, Page, Wynn and lIooe
MIR. George offered The following Hhereos
certain meuiSe1s e The ENeeullve Council bsve,
IN dhs'e Ht OCCASIONS annexed to the certificate OF
qualification OF members Vi this House. an add
'iona paper setting forth various explanations
made by such members, as to their opinions res
reclins the operation OF the law for tie suppress
zion oil dueIlng; passed January 1910.
Res0ired, therefore, that this house disapprove
OF any member OF the Executive Department an
nexing TO the certificate of qualification Of an,
member OF this house, any paper or certificate
whatever, containing an explanation or consiruc-
ton which, in any manner, may have the effect TO
impair ihs obligation or force OF the oath Tequn Ell
by lhe above feeited act, 10 lie taken by members
OF this house before entering upon tie duties of Of
lice This house being of opinion that the law
above recited bssnot been modified changed or re
peac,! since the passage thereof
Mr.. EPpes made an unsuccessful motion 20 lay
the resolution on the table. MIR. .f0y moved 10
| postpone its consideration until this day. On this
mo ion some conversation took place, in which
Messrs. George, Colston, Winston, Dou,bat and
Bryce took part. The motion prevailed. In the
conversation " hich took place Mir. Douthsl ex
pressed the hope he bad ind0lgcd thai after the lie
clsion Of this delicate Question 10y the Uou.e, il
bad been put TO rest. lie thought the preamble
aud resolution ia some degree impsacaed the mo-
tives OF the members 10 whom It referred, as well
as censure on tie Executive, WAY this course
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13

All our accounts from Washington, and fron
all quarters, unquestionabIy prove that this Ad-
mi"Istrstion l. losing ground, and 50 by the
board. The tiInness and discretion oil the OF
position will seal Is faie, beg ond the possibii,
Of redemption. - & cd send US safe deliyerance!'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13

The State u Alabama deeply concerned Nv the fate
q the odsn Treaty, witch Presiden Adsns has he'd
" rat into Congress, chan Gcofgis hcrseior Lcgs
lsure hss acted upon II. Select Committee hsse
ported that they have fonud nothing the face Of e Treaty
u the Indian springs irpesch - vsitdHy" bot on ~
contrary have found those marks IT authenticity which ususy
sttnI ~ ,Fesiits hc;eten fhc y :. ans liisr t1bt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13

tneIe wa. KILLED ny Capt Moses Oveon Of Amelia COUNTY,
ha had been led s' hogs generally the country
fConinl,iilicaffi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13

The Senate OF Massachusetts, Las dropped John
Mile, aud made choice of James =. Austin, as
U. S. Senator, s,ill disagreeing with the House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13

-fya'OTJiER BLOJF TO THE CO.ALITION
Martin Van Buren, has been reelected by a CON
current vote Of the two Houses, II. s. Senator
rom ibis State for six years from the Sd day OF
March next. In the Senate, tire vote stood: For
Mr. Van Buren, %, Ezekiel Bacon g., Scattering
3. In the House, Tor Mr.. Van Buren, 80, John
w. Taylor IL, Stephen Van Rensselaer, 5, Mr..
Bacon i, Scattering 5. y. York Ca
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OHIO II 10 stated in She Wheeling Gazette,
that Judge lueglss .as been elected TO the Sc
ss,e Of The ". s., by majority Of thirteen votes
over MI. Silman both candidates are friends OF
tic present. Administration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13

~ The ticket Coordination o 49, 4Gj entitled TO the CAPT
ta pine Of $4,000 ~ the Dmia Swamp Canal Lottery
Zee al Ws.husto l Lewis BeIk!ey Of AiSe LJudVu
county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-08
= The FsdeJ0Hst, p. I73.

We hail with greA' satisfaction the appearance of
The Isl No. OF % The pVgiuta PuAadi,an, 8,,f
P0rtsmouh Commercial advertiser. a n.
weekly PIPER, established Oy Nr. Rober, Ge1ides
IN he tom OF Portsmouth. II il very neatI,
printed and its contents are very Interesting L.
p"ii'ics, though T. disciaiiDs neutrality il Intead,
10 pursue liberal course. L throws open its co
lumhs TO " nell Dyihsn essays in favor of The
Presidential candidates." and it is determined to
- exercise he least possible psrtiSIiy IN rs seiec
tons from o her journals - II makes lis debut
BY "iormsIy introducing POytsBIoufh TO the cit,ss
towns a d vi.lsge- Oi our Union " This skeicb
presents some interesting facts. The town has =
population OF nearly 1000 souls. an ad ambiguous
situation on The western side of Eiizaberh river.
opposite to Norfolk-snd being " swept by a
bold current aod deep waller, bids lsr ere long 10
become place OF very considerable rade"'
" AZ this critical period of Us history, Ports
mouth enjoys the sdysrage OF = YER, extennye
sVaU0t Establishment, 81 which there are employ
ed about EDs hundred UOrkDren A settle bss
also been sesc ca by 20, ernn,srt for the erection
OF Marine Ho'pitai; add engineers have Al
ready Deen appointed 10 supef'nt-nd Ire es,abli,b-
meni Of Dry DOef, 'be frs, - nieb a. ~ Ia the
contemplation Of the executive to erect 10 The "
Sia'ss. Such extensive establish r. ents csnn b.
sustained without co.fcuing incalculsble benefit.
npon our citizens. add aiding essentially the NJ
rrovement Of he place. Were the iown even
, unceT . laag1sbi5g comgpsfoe, 70 ss;og no otss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-08

'4'hTI"s 10 Gen Smyih map over his
opponent Col Sharp, OF sixteen hundred and
thirteen votes.
The Candidates addressed the people at the
elections IN Russell, Scott snd Lee; Smy,h agains,
Ausins' he AdminisTa'ion and The Tariff and
;" "N'E OIL jackson snd the Opp 'siion; Sharp in
ria, sud against Jackson and The Ooposi,ion A,
A=e' Col. Sharp concluded By saying, tina, h.
should MOI take seat on The bench, but that those
who chose TO vote cor him would have an oDnor
tunI'y to do so, and would have he warme-, rra,i.
u e Of his heart. The residence of Col. Sharp is
IN Lee county"
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$50 RFH.qRD

" ANYWAY from iuuei Cocke's T,ern IN C;re,L,,sJ
county @n h' ngh OF houdsy III, ,usi rREsTON
'l'nsns u" samuel WuJds1rrud HARRY htonsin. t0t..
,st'te Il q snsis Suat, dec. They had sl.pc m ,g ,
H"fsr' on Saturday night, preceding Ea.i, gete pur,,
Nktha thsileoh 'n krna~ha COUNTY au4 Do ps bt bo
20 NJ Ooctcs Tavern leH ~ custody II uen from non,
they escaped early IN The night Pfe-on ., vartnv
HuM' 'ey seu'ihej writes WE'LL sal had uff 81 ftt p,
noibtT bn' GU ahI iitrty he plays on the hi3rHr
o"' ven 81 aau scar Tie leh eye av young run9v
an" rssytfhgi b" complexion nearly black Tie at.,. -
"a wul 30 Wsnier delivering thcfa 20 The subsof irf
3g9rhlfrd near JUDE, icuy othsf Of It'll lJd eel IN an,
l 10 ne State A. Information given enable ihsir cv.
20 Ee hem thej we're endcsvOi sng, when taken TO r 10
The State u Ohio ~ "
JAMES PLEAsBETs, Estr Of q. SINH.
SAdL. WOODsON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-08

c1pNvn N.cHMOtd, "a dpJH 10, 1927 <
y rhi ,vp'sk sill he received NJ ihi. oH,e mi
a., a VIC lOih dav II May nsEt ~ f.rai,ne cItsg-
"t "n" p', F,ng on dy, we'll s.sson,d boye c,nfee en
IT, @ taoh2 shds, heiongHv a. the State u Va ,ns Il,
80 ~, " "" thousand Uniisfs The contractor e.. Gu
'n' wn' '"tic'rt sefuiiy, fof the ishhfil pe To-
~ "4"' contract. The hs tc.n aftis s.f,ofv IN
~ ~ a"y ttf, IN application tp The supernfe n1ett mi
a"Fs pilt oi m'fisi' f the rcr4 will bf fnri,i,,J
tle ierns p well ~ the Of he a,nrofy buiIg,
a'd machinery. hich reratr.
C"@mnr'rson' On tbs 'Wlsct will h. endorssdt pro,.
'9' Jor rtpa~tng 1rrrl," sbd 1ddf eted IN ~
BERNARD PEYTOy
All o.. dBgfaps CcnsyI.
ftU-ffntr.f
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~ no -,,.l u II 1II1li y 81 co.
- ~ '''' continuing the hunfs. nj tbs oJd ,u5 r.,
s',1 r' fnle n acknowledging the obli,s,i.n. th,r 80
49,, !" .N' pubic for the liberal patronage no, 49, 80
- Is ue"', S"d pledge ihcfr scy,s 10 sr a. a.
'so'',r DONE then bc kill aid .aJT.t,v me-,
1oot 9i I,t5 iHvou's. They b-l,-,r n,, v;,s;,a -
- 'e' We hfet''iiy VI -ong sbfSal TO- liz ,Ysc,o
nh P""a, me oliess ~ Hicbnit,i hive ip,rsv ycv
49,, "a" lew years Their nfie, /. Iarss a,J n -
a'd IN ST lie which iy batter tbseisss Will rre
H. - \, ec'hi) inYtc "a examination u The BooE Iro -
, iu'M"hd which they believe urou e. u,rnfisoo ,i,i
, ~ 70 n' HJeT'9r 60 W"ls of the s.ne de,cript,.p ., -
ithrisI -"e" w US shaii ~ hhcsscs De
ln'y Lsep on h'nd general as.,ta cit Of BLANKS
nIpPWtI'ed io'n',oo soOd l.jtr
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EDUCYTJOV


WE next fesson 0f the Mflnty Aest,py f,,,,,t m lie
r. unH ." Cumheriard. n'iit above Lsnshotnts
s.u, 'ul commence on tht hfstdsy Of Jmus
'"n ftrution bss been estsbi.hed IT, too vssf snf f
.'' - y" 'uef's ih- q s..i.' nops5 N n,,rit the
''r'"n'nee II the robbie eor6ssa.e.
si,Dat"n ~ tbe Acsjcnt femsrkibie fr 49, hssfh.
cha scer. ~ "''.
IbRhs --rh, Lsososg-s L aia,bemsies $50 Ger snc,,
uf 10 90 infts w. ~ a'"o"
tnrsh Brooches ces
, De 5tuifuts esu b. accommodated vfh board o t
fe'prctshis families 90 de ncich5ooibood. ''
A9ffefsto Llogholus'f
Tavern.
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ItpentN OnIL,rs Rllra...l

: H..1AA II IN TIE subscriber at the Snort p,,r &
on M, county on Thursday n git the Sd in,.n, y, ~.
on ne - Of darb eomPeSon upwards 81 fs.t b;t
tri 'e'' ne DARK c"lure cd cloth coat and -
sJ Ego zen ne about Two months sro am, W y ne
hsv iS l,'d attempting TO pcnns,iyan,,f Ir,b.
rh,urs ne Is now making hn way. il skei, he ,,;li
Nj u" "sme To George Maxwell JOHN BHGoFs ''
As'sSdTH JTHson Fi0unoY, .fff0yne0 M Eo,c
~ 'e"io'td 10 Scottvlie, Pow latan ay,th,u
- niue Ics"i'rly e. attend On, courts. ~
Amrba. -" Nnes'riIeId, PO~ba,au aad
Mays
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OFFICIAL.
CIRCULAR TO COLLECTORS.
TREASURY DEPARrAtENr.

TREASURY DEPARrNrENT,
-iprtt %. 1927.
SIR: Ey direction of the President have to
inform you, that the prohibitions OF the act OF
the 18th of April 1913, are not considered a, .x-
ending to Passengers who may arrive on board oil
British vessels. Those therefore, who are bon,
hde such, may be allowed to land, with their bag
gage, care being taken that this construction of
the ac, be not abused TO violation Of any of Its
provisions.
am. very respectfully, your obedien, servant,
RICHARD RUSH
Secretary Of the 7reasuru
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1"S'"1iI'1 JOT COryecfi1o y,-,---T!------

tL"S 4MPeGH7IeTiS u
IL Yt. vdis s''e Asen, for BIS, Leigh and ror,
oeai reic,vaf, n, ng"m aad =. CslOIua rts,I,.
Every ,,,i,s,, 4.'"ieH county, Va. $3.50
much in;my bvn our n erared 10 remain until eu,,s.
willing 10 rrip,, !s Le'I.ted tr"n those who were rS{
sIuu ei.is an LEU '' Institute ssii.frd with the;
(wb,e.J 10 e y'em Avesse tor sure 70, ", ,Iu T
months ""J'--iVt ehiidivu and servants v,a t a
ill.,, I,isb 1a' p%iiek cautioned against ,rareln. As,nr
iGpu,io, t,o , Ne dictionary. and never pedde lie ~
May 2. ''s S1-' ih'0 The soG'heu State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-08

we were not aware wben we published the
CARD rom io'k That there vas any one 10 whom
"7u OF e'ui1 be supposed TO have, any personal
alnsiVn' ii Is wrh pain, therefore, we discover
'Sa' NE author OF the following Communication
e",eI'a'ns no doubt oil his being personally al
'uded 10 IN The Card and thar under this impre.
rIon he calls upon 10 for an opportunity OF defend
ING himself. ii is unnecessary Tor VI TO sac tb.,
Is wan great reluctance we PERM his pater to
be embarked IN any hing like personal slte,ca~
uon' Oar feeling for ooh the gentlemen RIM
rerned would PTonpt u particularly To avoid
berg drawn Into it and 70 remind them ho,,
N'ue is generally gained by such disputes IN the
rewsprpers.
To The Editors Of the ENQUIRER.
SIas: In your paper OF the 1T ips, IL q,
anonymous Card, which attempts TO a--ign tho
causes OF opposition TO Mr.. GTIfHo on the dsv 81
ouf election wherein personal attack is made
20 ne Sell vindicstion aud a refltation Of tbs
malicious and false assertions there made. | hone
val be su'h'Ient apology Tor obru1Ing myself
upon your paper and the public, 1t this time
forced 40 ] was unpremedtatedly bv tho s,ils "a
manner of Nr. Grifha's address nul.,cf - ~.
close The reasons actustIng the ia m, vote ON tb,,
Day to fepsi tom myself, his charge Of - ma
ciou7 personal opposition 10 him." which I CON
eeiy@1 Intended Tor all who should then vo,.
against bim. The author OF the Gard not havino
touched The real tut an incidental cause of nc
OpP"s"Ion, u may be necessary 10 say that il was
,unIsd ~ The hxed aud iDmustIs conviction Of
W. GIh1n.s beng and htviag ,lvsys been.
sderaIisi Of he first order; ms votes with the "a
publican party IN our ale Legislature to he coo-
TTy Notwithstanding. Jhj,e who claim to DO
long 70 the republican party and are the siopor-
ters OF Mr.. Cn6in, protec themselves by saving
he i IN leading strings. Yet he broke them TO
Yoie ior MT. TYLER H. opposition to sir. R.ndolnb
400 'ne,eoy grained bis own particular wish. For
'ht nth o. my Impressions referred 10 tradition
ny own exc hnce, bu' more particularly O biz
clreuiaf IN 1910, 10 the FTeeboldefs Of our Con.
gessional District, which was read and com.
msniei uToh ~ NE, and is herewith enelo.cd fo,
POuNealoni -I'oto the fsci that he hal represented
~ ne o'"e Legislature under flsdge, to the
republican party. II Thee were not sglIcie9, ,is,e
Is stronger Tact suil which wa. not then rios
5.ssed oi' His vote in our stare Legislature On
NJ MaJiso1's ''esoluuons. Never having teen
!ssl1eed By Tie Sglen yoics of BIS rsrdgss, haze
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-08
DRUGS 4 AiEDJCJVT.:'g

DIN bLAMiHE bs' tecsived by yer, r,cenfsf
- be Sping 'upPy II fresh Dfug Msdicines Paint, n ~
W"is "ls' T.. &c whirh eosbies him 10 of,f 10 b. b
Ie1 s'ns' '9riment Of every article ,nbfstsJ 80 de I
Country Mfte' a'' snd Piy,iear may obtain every ,,,
~ be- ns, and will hod tlsit al, III ~ ~
reilly poiHs DE Esgis HoteI " "'''
Nay So, o,ts
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'0A.V II IyYTYRE-

(Nea,iy o,r,,,. = J. 20 HCsA Nj TAIhoa,
Ek coz. my received hIs assortment Of sDmo
complete, eo o"T"a !" b., former stock ne h.. as
ee anu ne T. ~sPiI'd make UP to os ''.. >" ~
NJ o. C 'i,s |" Toe latest fa,hions. 90 ''''' 10
ion.bI. real on hand Complete s.,o1,,,,,, -,
for cash MADE elO ing wh.h vii be oa 81 ir
n, Every garment warranted
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COLONIAL TRADE.

ihe Following letter from The Secretary of III.
irea 'uFy, 10 the Collector OF b ).ton, is published
ior the sake OF those 20 whom its contents may
be OF importance, in the other copnerci.i N.
dicis oi the Union:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Nay 9, 1927
SIn; In reply TO your letter of the 2ith of A
PM have 10 state. that remission of the for
ieiute that attached In the case OF the British
ois Belfast, and cargo, recently arrived at Bos
Ton from B-rmula having been granted, ON salts
factory proof duly laid before the Department,
'hai no Intentional violation of our laws wa.
committed In the case, it follows, that this YES
sci may now be perrnitiei to depart with car
co. In Ike manner any other British vessel
could lawfully do. But IL is very clear that she
cannon be permitted 10 take cargo to any British
colonial port, from which the vessels of the TJo-
ted States have been, by that aation, excluded; to
guard against which you Will take care t. rsuuir.
me penal bond specially prescribed IN such cases.
oy the act OF Congress oil The 18th of Nav 1920
remain your most obedient ,ery.nt
~ RICHARD RUSH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-08

Sssies' and report plans iar their improvement,
and Tor the preservation OF the public rroperts
therein.
Al pursuance OF this Commission, the three first
named gentlemen proceeded yesterday to The Mo-,
folk Yard; aud MIR. Baldw in is expected ~ ;oi,
them in day ortwo. T-N,t In,
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COLOMBIA.

ms following Is extracted from letter from a
friend at MaracalDo, dated March IS, 1927:
- The condition of this country is ,nis.,.bl.
In TINS department they have not got the means to
defray the current expenses OF The next month.
Ihe troops must be paid daily in money, and un--
less they receive their ratons they will rob- The
citizens are uneasy; they do not understand IN.
policy Of Bolivar, and it has been said oneol
that he intends Ia be king. lie has resigned the
presidency, bu' we DO not know yet that the ress.
nation has been accepted at the capitol"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-08
II Il D DEAhnonN, ESQ.
Collector, Boston.

AE5 The funeral Of Rufus King, Esq who died
On Sunday evening, In the 73d var of b,.
age VIII lake place from his late residence a, J..
area, \. l. on Wednesday a, 3 O. clock.
MI kHe had flleda consider able space in the bis.
'oiy ana politics OF this country. He wasa man of
'd.e"''' integrity and great respectability much
esteemed by his friends and took an active mar,
IN organising the government of the Unned STATES
al an early period; and possessed the entire conn
dence OF Gen. Washington. IN. r. Emo.
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g l'd end d.err o. che Fnh,ri,ef resfitov IA
..c,,f ' towhs'Np eCuidy. HILARY COaRER VIZ va
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49, Fmficynicni o. Ss'n DAY the ( rs irf And
CT y" Ffn all Pssoas ifor rmpietns the sid " ~
\ ~ "",. ne genaliy ~ che lav JiNEi GIEHu
- Ilary Coker ABORT g or 20 ysss Of A., Lots
10y hl'f-s cod hfd ou when 10 lef white kai ID a
n2it 20 sas.ei sloi-. eosi,a ge;s~ ealIs anJ ole,
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~1-r.,,,- 1yDfTOR'S OFFICE Nov Q %
~ U'AbiEo FUhtir wto stW holS iscr' casr,t,,io.,
,,,j,, q, iA't y q yeq"tyed u tLen undey a 6sf
80. ''''r ~" d1fuf rcror4t 10 Mr. -, ,gL.s,.
,t ,'is'sst ssy Eofaco' Tags, Or ,ss ~ soest
Hiy4 '' ~ ANst'', fabit <eeoyrt5.
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TX e IN Ia + L e c TJON.S.
HOUSE OF DEIEG GATES


'amfta Richard Booker 1871, John w. Nash
AL Re- ophiI Jeter l3l.
ESssr Edmund +. Noel III. Thomas n
Pi'-s III Thomas Ores ham 40, Henry w. La
tame 65.
Grayson John Blair S72, Lewis Hail 357-
Eli Cook 355
Harrison George J. Williams SCI. John It.
brown 5ol- john Gather 43S, DIR. Davidson
1870, Col. kinch loe Ia. {" Mr.. Brown, SAYS
'he LShchbute Fnginian, is a native OF Bedford,
ana was formerly resident of this place He il
ayouns man OF fac talents, and splendid pro-
mise. We regard hIm as great acquisition to the
Legislatur..')
.hlMdieser- Richard NJ Sesar 81. Mord.csi
" BOOTH CD VIM. l.. Montague ~
.M0no"sd Pawpaw District Richard WATTS
ley 49, 90 0'-
.1org an John Shenard- 1923, BENJAMIN Orr;ck
iVo- I'm. Smith 60, Daniel High 30, jeremiah
Haywood IL Con, ention l75, No Convention I.
Poeohontds John GilliIand, John Btown.s
Henry Thcmpson.-
Not IF the las, Legislature
STATE SENATE
'hoTson county Alex ander King III. Charlie,
A. Turicy So Reorganization.
Maj. for furley In HARDY 2ao
do Tor do in Hamr.hire "a asa
Maj for King in Berkeley 2lj
do Tor do in Morgan lis ana