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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22


those Of merit; and should you think 1t
worthy the perusal of of your readers it Is
at your service. JUSTICE.
IN the following sketch of the proceedings of
the House Of Commons, may be founda statement
of some Of the corrupt abuses which are the off
spring of union Of Church and State.
House. OF Commons. Mav1.
Mr.. Hobhouse obtained committee to enquire
into the general operations and effect of the laws
and usages under which Select and other Vestries
are constituted in England and Wales. The
subject Is important, but II scarcely admitted of
novelty in the detalk,--slnce the manner IN which
parOchla affairs are administered Is familiar 10 ALL
Some of the statistical statements We're curious
Tho poor rates church rates and other funds I'M
der the management of Yestrles, amouutto twelve
millions sterling ycary--a sum double the yearly
revenue of the United States, and more than the
combined revenues of Spain, Portugal, Turin and
the two Sices. The amount OF rates paid bv
the single parish Of May-le-bone (El73O0O)
was twice the amount Of the revenue of seven
German DuicheS; and some OF the Other parishes
paid an amount in yearly rates more than double
the income ofthe Prince Of llesse homburg, who
was honorcd with the hand Of a daughter Of the
house of Brunswick The expenditure OF the
rates was ia some parishes exceedingly proMse
aud approached the confines otpeculatlon. Tiny
of St Paul s Coveut Garden, would have spcH.
from 2Oj to Coz on an occasional dinner; and ont
of their abundance, they once sanctioned the
charge of lljL for burying a oeiunct Rector
They raised the rates from Is Sd 10 IS I'D. In
81. Georges Westminster until lately a pipe OF
Wine was said TO be drank annually at the com
munion service. The parish Of Christ Church
Spiialieds. once paid 50i for pair Of hinges.
The Easter dinners of the estry of -. Martin
100 the Fields varied from 81 TO co., They charg-
cd yearly 3d. IS l0d for a Bible and Prayer
Book, which the retiring Churchwarden received
1s q present. A2oug others was this curious
euty--"F cbruary >, 1913, for petition against
the Catholic, 81.
These are a sample Of the cases which Mr..
iIobhouse adduced TO support his argument for a
change Of system. The consequence was--loud
complaints ON the part Of the Pensioners, and eff
forts 10 have tine elections made popular. IN
some instances tins right had been acquired by
force, as u the case of the parish Of ST Ann
Soho, where the par shoners broke open the
Tr,try and burnt the books Mr.. HobhousC
meant 90 propose q measure akin TO that with
which Sir John Newport had benefited Iceland
-nlmey, 10 make the elections somewhat popu-
ar. $50 that a small number Of persons should not
without control, be allowed 10 Tux their fellow
Pensioners.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22

The New York Truth Teller furnishes
the following information:
ut would seem by accounts rom Rome
that the new Pope is daily becoming more
popular. He has manifested a disposition
to exercise his high power, on the most hb-
eral and tolerant principles. He has am
uuled all priyations and prohibitions, and
has restored the Hebrews as wellas Chris
tians of every denomination to the full
of all their former privileges
This Hberalty on the part Of his holiness
was appreciated with due respect and ven
GRAFTON, aud gave birth TO feelings Of the
most lively joy among the inhabitants OF
Rome"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-22
SAND PAPER MANDATORY
RICHARD COWL,

YRNFORMS the public that he has commenced
J ! the manufacture of the above article opposite
he GIassworks, where a constant supply Of every
&c. is kept fquallty not inferior 10 the best man
utacurcd m any country, and for sale At Phlladel-
1hia and Baltimore prices.
Merchants can be supplied with any quantity Of
,his article by application TO the above az his Man
uCactory. or 10 Knox * NJ kcc. Commission Mer-
chants. corner Of Water and Monroe streets.
july / 1890
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05
Ebe Constitutional S1IDi9.
TILURspAY MoRNING, JUNE 4, 1893.
CONVENTION ELECe:ONS


.Iceomack. = Thos r Joyncs of Accomack 81 &. Col.
!'h0s. M Bayley of do SGT, Dr. Calvin II Read OF
northampton 467 Nm II Bllups of Matthews Ala
Indgge Ups',ur of Northampton 1873, Gen S T.
Parker OF do LAG. Thos r Yeatman of Matthews 49,
'l'he aggregate Of the polls counties in the Dis
trict, TO wit: Gloucester, Matthews Northamp on and
.Ncromack is rs follows Joynes of Ac. lO75, Bayey
Of do. 72G, Read of Norhn 649, Bllups of Mat. $50
Upshur of North'n ie3, Parker of To- 46O, Yeatman
nf Mat. $50, Christian of Middlesex SO. Mitdlesex
not heard from. The four first named gentlemen
were nominated by tho friends of reform at Bahaven
7lh March. Judge Upshur, Gen. Parker TIr. Ycat-
man and Mr.. Joynes were nominated by meeting
at Matthews.
.Ior-an.-One District to hear from-Orrick Co.
pcpdleton 81, Donaldson 81, Seymour Is, Boyd IA,
Nuylor o. Hunter 2, scattering 5.
neutrality-suspicious. open ,!avs-Edw'd Camp
hcll 9i9. WIN Byars TIA, George 49,, Mcmillan 725
francis Smith +94, Cowan 480, Francis Preston a.
Harvey Smith $50. Including Scott and Russell.
the vote stands thus: Campbell of w. I199. Geore
u L. 1l0l, Sl'Milan Of Lee 1865, Byars OF w s7a
Cowan of r. s45, II. Smith GO F. Smith of w 8o7.
j.. Preston $50. Tazewe!! aud Lee counties to be
lleard from.
Northumberland S. Duncan as JUDGE sum
nrers l56, John I-aidicy 6I, John McIYhorter 1927,
Wm l. jackson 364, Adam See CTS, Taverner %
1hompson-ii There is said to be but little doubt of
The election Of Duncan, Jackson, NJ Whorter and
See. Winrh. P'u..
E1iza6eis Ci'u-John Marshall ID, l.. w Taze-
wei. Al, Jiso. Tyler De. P. n. Nicholas, Al, John
Robertson a, Jno B. Clopton 4, WIN. Chamberlain
4, Gill "A. Cary ?, George Loyal /, Ias Sample, Jr.
], Samuel Watts l, Burwell Bassett 49, Saunders
i.-Thin election, only Is votes taken.
observation-disclosures 213, Smith EST, Miller 2l5,
Baxte: 227, Breckenridge 66, Blackburn IS, Cary
DO, Withrow 81.
The.yote of the whole district stands t,,us:-Rcrne
1917, Saith 1920, Miller 1890, Baxter 1925 Brock
tnridge 5t3, Blackburn 274, Cary 279, Withrow aa7
francisco 1885, Davis IS, Rion e., Brown g.
- Lynchbtng Dj$t'ict.-The subjoired Table exhi
hits the result of the canvass in this District. The
gentlemen elected with the exception Of MIR. Mennis
were run the "Concention Ticket" Mr.. Mennis
was voted for by the .4ntis i'll puckingiIam and by
some off 81 parties in Bedford, in which county his
personal influence subdued political opposition:
- C,amntleu kinaha ed Cntal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05
DOMESTIC
From the !Siauifoa Sprctata3.
CASE OF WICkLIFFE.

Goo, f,oDt ne Siaualf0a Spectator.
CASE OF WICkLIFFE
We have been requested to publish the following
statement, Which is said to have been derived from
several members of the Grand Jury am. one of the
Ai'giseratss who composed the 'scaled Court"
"Ibe true history OF the visits paid by Mr. Wick
il.e to the Gazette Office, for the purpose of ascer
tanning the au hor of Dcntatus' is as follows: The
tIst cali was made Mt o'clock in The afternoon of
h'ohttay, az which time, uncng others in the office
was Gen. VI Gala; not knowing Mr. Eeuning Mr.
Nicklii.e enquiredit ne was i.l--Gcn. M'C.13, re-
plea ne was not. Mr. Wicll;ite immediately stenpcd
nut OF tt'9 office and had proceeded but few nces
''!o eaof when ne iTas overiakcu by lad Who
into''cd !iin MT. DeDni in having retired for
ior'ent into inner apartment OF the ofiice. In
ON returning he found Beraing and M'Cal!a rlosciy
engaged III coasultation-althouarh assured by the
atter ot minute before, that the former ,casnot in
ne !Tire Al the request Of Mr.. WickiiI;. MIR Is
accnHpS nied aim oct of the Office. when Mr. w u
vowed hihSel the author of "Cngio.u nus.' the niece
20 which ''ncntatus' reply. and demanded the
writer OF "DentAtus." Mr.. Bcnning replied, that
before he revealed the name of the hor il .woI iii
ne necessary to have an interview with him and II,
IN he would call again at five O'Clock that eve
mig he shnnid be put i'll possession OF his name.
"hh 'nis Mr w. was satisfied and immediately
proceeded up the street. Mr. ! uIn0 retN7atI T. nm
gJtce 'ej,eye Gen. N Critic t.en io1s 10 whom he
doubtless communicated the demand of Mr. ficklitle
as they remained III conclavc fer Il lei tn Of Tine
When MIR. W. called ut O'clock, he was informed
by NJ Bcnmin Tint hehudJeep USING erer,, eeI;,,
To iG Ito ,e'S2@ co tie nut,.0 Of Dentnt,s btg
'eitho"t s"ccess, ana that he again call at 8 O'Clock
the next morning In this 9r. WicklitIa acGuesctel
ana "Gs ,eAT!lg the Office, when AIR. Becninr re-
marked that "whrn he got this author nc neye. would
want another" Mr.. Wickla.e said stlInt was his
own look out" words to THAT effect. END If he was
" gentlenaS1 he sliouid.e giqhIo knuw hu.." Ben
InS rcjo!ned ny an insulting remark, in rcatiou 10
" Ichlittes ia tAec, WHICH prompted the latter to cali
aim ''scoundtel.' Benning instantly seized linn by
the collar and aimed blow at ur. with his stick,
which Nickiiife caught-dgew- hjs pistol and shot
- hen " lc;ii!tc caught the stick Bcnninn who also
ied 1t, theewit up, for the purpose (as IVici:c at
the time supposedly c. nflicing s;stb Oh his body,
when was in sosNc measure protected hv the stick.
Il was Tie belief that such was tse intention of
statement by Nj Cdia, that Mr. N-!ci.itfe's aSyauc
ing upon Benniug caused him 10 raise his stick in self
defence IS Fabrication Of lis :, brain and is con-
tFadiced ~ tie testimony ocrey witness present at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05
From tic Mississippi Gatasy, april @.

Nh. CiHy.-f'his distinguished individual is daily
expected at Natchcz on lis way to New Orleans.
We congratulate the friends Of this gentleman ON the
testimony of that deep, and mistaken respect they
entertain for him. We say chs friends" the term
Is not restricted to the supporters of the recent ad
mlnlstraion, as SUCH We believe mos relirouslv.
that there are few persons in country, who would
they speak their real sentiments, do not entertain
cor him the most exalted respect. How can
It bc otherwise lie has grown up as it we're with
Our government. lie is identified with all its most
important operations His life has been a continued
devotion to the service of his country.
lie has passed through some Of the most rpor-
tant cTas Of our Government In tie councils of the
nation, in the cabinet and in private lirc he has been
f'n consistent and zsa0ye defender o. hy carn-ry'z
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05
iNrH Yhr,s. My 81

Sy;ciie.-4 young mau from HGdson named Gc1rre (:
Dayton, sse twenty-five years O'Clock YESTERDAY wal
cd into Nh Shepherds BurksaDd inn, the intersection q
tie Bowey and Broadway Uas aud alter taking glass Of
brandy and water, sbot himself with pistol in the a1-roo
ana expired within FIVE minutes He did utter syllable
after he fired the PISTOL He cd aben The precaion of ,n-
buttonjus his vgf peyCOs committing ;fe act the u
passed directly through tS The Inn tad ueyr bern
visited By him bfore, and whea he entered H. hi asked far liz,
House OF Refuge, aud Expressed surprise ON rrg mid
THAT be was within short distance oft At the time tS ey
was PePetaed the family Of the occupant weB in the room
behind the bar the door between being open The decgas
Reid newspaper before him, conceal the weapon ne
irg three balls. 49, -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05
From tl,c a,Al.4.llr. Pa. Renor,,1

Dren3EH Accids1t.--tEn die afternoon OF las F1r.
Day, accident 81 trIly melancholy nature ocsCT.
red the ilage Of Bo!iver BIZ which no less than
four young persons, Ill The bloom ofyontl, we're hhF-
ried into et'rulty The only particulars we hav2,
been able to collect c-e that eight youue mon AMI
women were in csncc on mill dam near that place
that of the men FOR the purpose Of Tightening
the girls commenced rocking tho craft that it tinc
pectedly filed with water and Buni-four Of tic
number succeeded in saving themselves; the others,
three sisters Tarned Beams and the Young man, ma
med Kieer %ho was he causc Of the c&poe sinking,
were dfoWnci.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05
NE!Y YogX. Anril 20.

- lVEY foRX, April 30
Yesterday, that in TIE OF tie persons brought here in IN,
Danish ooPpf from 81 CroiX under charge OF pracv
Grand Jury came INFO this aoning with bills aSns,
I'm 8'a'dieen aG James Rsrs, for PIRACY, and aaIsE
goods ino'ying Msa 10 be piraficdLiy tn6'en
Brcakfmg OH the Jphct-Ehis took place literally and IN
street, Gay before yesterday John Burke, lad IL years Ii
age, was arranging machinery in chamber in dolg
which was concentration him stand upon one of the le
wheels While thus situated the wornen below unco
scous of his position pat tire machine motion The rjt.
foot of the miserable lad Immediately -ran in and ct,
the whole limb, i'll line with the motion of the wheel and
crushed at every cog His cries heard, the engine
stopped just as the dreadful commencing on the,
lower part of his body To extricate the maned limb fro
tbs wheels, was attended w:h rtuch dlicutyi Whether "a
still survives, we have act isarned
;Jofayi6l Of C5nr1rFs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

Mr. Gosgia declined before the polls opened in Bed
tord-tpwginian.
.SIhtlison Madison 1T, Barbour 1IT, Watson
Ill, Stanard III, Holiday 4, Dade 2.
Eirugaier.-Scott 4O7 Barbour 372, Macrae 32o
Hnner 28I, IIunton :242, Green 1870. Shackeford
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

Foy-sx ,nies Of the Cheasapeac -ud Ohio Caual ae asr
Under contract which eighteen hpi6re lahonrtrs, n
stas, i,d sl-.Ic Giners employed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

DUt.-rhe Nashville Republican, OF May 18Th, says eve
understand that recounte took place Tuesday last in
Shelbyvlle, between Col Archibald Ven and Mr.. Nathaniel
Cakwel in which the former dansercus;y wdla.c4-
NorCs axe entsusine9 ~ lis yscoyerr"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

The ceremony Of having the The m lk a,,
TIC CheaSape1ke aud Chic Cn-sl performed Friday
last Ii took iace the eighth section of the line canal,
sfn.t SIX miles above Georgetown The Prcsdrn SECRETARY
of War; and Post Master General present: The ceremo-
ny was performed by VIM. Hewitt, Es Grand Mas,er Of Gle
District of Co,tutipb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21

qnsslens can be furnished by an order of isbourer
VINO consume, as the maximum amount Of their ear
quart o! rice per day. No people so depressed
!" TIE scale oil enjoyment furnish the materials OF
an extensive barter Such not the mart, tina, re-.
pien'sh the exhausted reservoirs OF CONNIE we a,h
'rlk's us That the whole scheme Of indian poiiy
must pc reconstructed be fore such a people can he
converted into profitable customers IL not
e aoohuon Of detective plan OF Judicial, admin
uon OF OF wasting system of taxation. OF coo,sa
onoPo,y, that will ra.e the miserable population a
nose E,s'ern countries from their deep deg radiation
no ere structure OF their domestic institution. an
res1s ADVERSE 10 the spirit Of commerce The esab
N"e" OF cas'es Enterprises wall Of social partition
between those classes which, In other countrie. 49,
t"ueu 10Y the atoms Of trade, howe
yer separated ny artificial distinctions, in other re.
PC. whenever social equality, approaching 10
'hat existing in Europe, prevails in India. we NAV
pee. 70 behold the proper moral mgr dents acting
win the real physical elements, which constitute =
tion. ""''' 'oun"a'
Why is that the United States form will, England
I.,i;s intercourse, which, Tor profit and extent OF
e:"hgs' mas no parallel in the history Of commerce
~ not simply because they are more arlv eoual in
"eF standard Of enjoyme ntsin their NOTIONS OF com.
'ort anu convenience than any two countries in M.
world! II is the high wages of American ih a. :,
constitute the source OF British wealth I, on hi.
heeuo"' and reciprocAlly the other wsy With !,
people, having as the means of purchase n uis.r,
Die recompense for physical c,ertion M .x,.ns;..
merc'nuls intercourse can exist Labour vii
reWaraed' Is after all the fruitful spring of wealth -
III TIE people OF Ireland could be converted into =
ehsVe consnmers-it they enioyeJ the byb ,y,... NJ
american iabour, the British would have the material
an opu'ent commerce at their very doors and they
Wouu nave less occasion TO explore sources of wealth
d. ~, "san' ''"naes' But, 1t l. precisely because
inc irish have been nil. governed that ,hey bay. mn
sueh wants as form the elements Of a mu.uaiiy advan.
ageous intercourse, and that a,
scare commemorate with their numbers and ,l. s,,r
lace 81 rich soil they possess, cannot be established =
Tow me case different in lndi! Are Indian IsLorers
DETER PAID than Irish laborers! Can mere ex,en, of
surface however iertile and m,iiitudes of human he
ing crowded together, supply the solii Of
GUNNER &c: All history disproves the position.
CndriesiSn Pat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21

Ao'lCE.-JrFFERsoN n. TRicEi,avin convry.d
~ AMONGST o'hcr property. all the debts due aud eI.
ecs oe'opeing To the late firm Of Jeske a. T,ic. =.
John Iafih and Josiah Leske, Jr. Trustee, bv 49,.
bearing date the 2lst aud 30,b January 1875 ior 49,
poses herein mentioned, having taken ia. in,o,vsn,
M i y" 'he @oh Gay oil June last, by virtue Of Which,
q" MS ight 10 any and all other property .bonss n,
ueOts Otherwise evidenced is vested in The She,i6 -
Louisa and Henieo for my benefit. IIsyin, Inv an 81
ncr OF The superior Court Of Chancery for The RicLnS
@ oeen cnJo'ned from the use of the debts or a.
Jeeis OF me estate oil James Tice, Of which he wa,
ecutor, and Of Elizabeth Trice's estate AMI W. Ir
iFiee estate, Of which he was aJmni.rs,or. ,nd -,
rom The use OF any the debs effects Of his hrobp
aud sisters for whom he and ha,; ~,
displaced by the County Court of Iouiss 49, ,k oeeh
TENDER term OF that court, from the ,ov.r,I ,.p
above men,oned-al OF which accouo,s H. "us .s
court al i's May term last, ordered into the b.nd ~
Nicholas j. Poindexier, master mu,i.sionor e "
tIemeni; yet the said TIicr i'm tbs 80 ~ te,-
prohibitions, withbols from the said comns.; s.sn
necessary vouchers for said settlement and L" "'s
"hu II Is OtIeYed il sill appropratng and at,en,n,;
10 appropriate, the debts and effects nj H..
wards aforesaid, to bs own use bv colIect. 80 "''u
or Otherwise: L. therefore. hereby fc lid IN , ',
VINO may he in any manner, or OH any ..ronn, r,,
Ver'lbdebted 10 The said Trce, ffo piyiny IN. $50
cHhcr TO the 'aid Tficc IN any ofI,pt ncr.on ~.
The Shefns Of Louisa and Hen,co cc',,,, eAcsIt
and hereby torcwain all persons + ON nr,ch,,;,
or az coping transfer Of any bond or b, o,,.g
evidenced Of The said Ticc. Aud hereby rs""as, ~,
persons "ho ate indebted 10 the said T,;yc. y, S ~
n own the smoUnt of their resoectivs An, W, mako
NICHOLAS j POindeNter, master coutni.sioue, ~ -,
sa cour, the Shefihs Of Louisa end Icnticn coon,;
or TO nystlG by 'ong Which white b"v
&C OF Justice, they will great, obge '''''''" q"
A.. - .. JOSIAH LEAKE. in.
NOV. 10. 95-w2w Agent or Sm'nei LeSke.
"a OIICEJust received, and for sale NJ The t,..-s
chiary Store, supply Of Negro clotI,no ,aa,
iac'ed az me Institution, also a large nunber of sha
we prices Of which, have bees iafely reduced '
OCT 10 gu THOMAS NELSON, PAP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21

q n CHANCERY-At rules held in tho Clerks OF
fec Of the County Court Of King and Queen rbc 5,b
of October, 1920.
William A. Garnctt, pbf
against
dSa9c I>urncu ana Thomas Garnet, Defts.
The defendant Isaac Burnett not having entered hi,
appearance and given security according 10 the Act oC
Assembly and Tho rules Of Ills Court, and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence ha lac is an fhalant of dis
Country II IS ordered a the said defendant do app .ar
here on the second Monday in January next. and
answer The bill Of the plaintiff ard that cory of his
m oc orh"'h inserted in some newspaper publish
ed IN The city Of Richmond Cor two months succssvc
" and posted AZ tho front door of the Courh3use of ts
County. 4 Copy oslo, " '''7
ROBERT POLLARD. j.. y. c.
%" Oh 5f-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21

win tho Aikanfa' Chcrokees or who have had or in.
.ena 10 have their improvements valued by tile agent.
"o rene.at government. and do not remove out OF
The Jursdciional limits oil this nation within fifteen
days alter the passage oil this act they shall be view
aud treated as ntruder, in the same manner as those
WHO may become smi grants hereafter.
Sec. 9Th. Be IL farther Rssoired. That the prirci
pal ehsf the Nation be, an he i. hereby author
NY and with the advice OF The executive counselor.
10 o'd NE apprehension of any nuders within the
the United States for the Cherokces to he
under the Intercourse laws Of the United States or to
ePe.'or 10 Pn"ish them, or not, as they p'easc."
-Te,o Echotu Der ri, 1922
LEWIS ROSS, Present n. Com.
GOING SNAKE, Speaker
VIM s. CO0DYS. elk. N Com.
JNO RIDGE, Clerk N. Conn.
Approve1-JNO. ROSS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21
n K A. WARWICK offer for sale

81 A. WARWICK offer for sale
AOe White NaPt Coitons, Plains and Korscvs
Rose, Point and Duael Blankets
CIo'hs, CasSifnercs, Flannel and Bonbazots
OAnshnrgs,S penny Wrought Nails Bottles and
White Lead
Crates Of Earthon Ware assorted, Shot. Tin and
Copper
Liverpool filed sacks Of salt, London Porter and
Brown stout
Madeira and Port Wine. sept. 90 H-wsw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ,
n.t

EsIOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 lie oronrio,o1. y,
the Sir per cent SfOek created in pursuance Of an
Act OF Congress, passed the Sd dav Of March IsI5
tha u has hcen decided by let, that the certificates Of
we sa'd STOCK, Which are mentioned in the anne ed
Schedule, amounting in the whole TO three Mullins
Jorfynf"e thousand foe huadrcd foriy. f,co dDUa,s
ana ninety h,ee cents te paid, on The Isl dan nj Jam
udFy nerf, TO the prop thereof or their c al
fesehtatives or attorneys, duly constituted Oh The pre-
sedaiion and surrender at the said ceriiicaes at the
treasury or at 'he Loan Office, where the ,ame NAV
81 aud credited "'
'Nofiee tsJwhcr gjre', that transfer of the GER
,'hcaies mentioned in the annexed Schedule from die
nooH. OF The treasury or any Loan Office will be al
lowed after the 1t day OF December mex.
Hnd also, that the interest all the certificates
toned in the said Schedule; will cease and dc,crnn
on the 3lst day Of Dec. next. s. d. INCUAM
Secretary efHe Treasury
Schedule of the Certificates Of the x per cen, ,,ock
oil 1873, credited Of the books OF the Loan Office Al PR
eln,n ard which are 10 be paid the LIST of January
1880, sgreeaby 10 the foregoing notice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21
oct 10. 45-wsw' r.. ELDRTDGE. in. d. c.

a GREEaBLY TO The proyisons - !, ,..d =, -.
- executed 10 us by William o Watson for pur,o...
ns sn ched bearing date the Pad dsy of Juv
A' ana duiy recorded in the Office OF the Clerk 81
Cumberland, hail. Oh Saturday Tho Ioh A. 81 - ~ "
oehneI he3'' on The premises. sell the highe bidder
@ pn1"c sale, Tor cash, tract OF Land lying in the low
O. enu o, Cumberland combining 3ll acres more or
ne"I .he ior'er' containing 10 acres more or less"
w'eh s"ii tracts OF iaud particularly dc,crb.
eu IN 'aid deed Also, the following ,Iavs. ~ cid.
walker, Peyon, Ley and her child B,rwrl 4 Ca
e' also, me crops OF corn, wheat and tobacco now nm
hau' TWO horsesa hpe midiug stallion several woke If
oxen and The household and kitchen f nu,e NJ ali;
"a'son or so much tsrcoi may lie ,,fyiciert o 90,
"s'y the acquisitions Of raid deed. Tie tle 10 he,iev
ca 70 ne eoo; put we shalt convey such only a. is vest,
ed IN US under the Trust Deed "
SaMUEI. HATCHER,)
Cumberland, Nov. 10. ss 'u