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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

yY virtue Of decree othe Superior Court Of Chanoery
80 for The Richmond district pronounced the 5h day Of
January, i82a Tie Of the Mutual Society
vs. Peter ArnheT and oiherssI shall Saturday the 18th
DAY oil June, 1929 on the premises Offer for sNe public
auction, TO the highest bidder for cash. Ehe Houses the bill
mentioned, and described declaration eIecutedby
fAreher dated the 9Th dsy Of 0ctobe 1915 aud
ed iTl7, OF which filed exhibit n the
or such part Of said buildings shall be sufficient satisfy
the debt interest aad costs and the expenses Of sale
The buildings, referred foregoing decree are sit-
eted on the Pauta OF Peter Archer called SpInghe
70 the county Of Powhaisn, the APpomanoI River, aud
bounded by the Lands Of Hs,kps and Francis
10 1915. j. GUERRANT m. = G. e. Ild
OF his Deputies.
MAY
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NOTICE.

IthE Executive will proposals. conformity with
~ the provisions Of the 81 section othe concerning
The Armoy, hereto annexed " And be further snse.d,
that the Executive he authorised required ascertain
what term. the drnory Buildings Lard attacked thereto
can be Sold exchanged or leased for of years.
n'unieae TO the next General Assembly the result their
sniary." BY order Of the Executive.
. WI. II. RICHARDSON, C. c.
Executive Departmental
18th March, 1923.
March
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RICHMOND AND CHARLOTTESVILLE
STAGE POITTE
NOTICI.
NOTICE,

virtue Of deed Jf uu.t executed by Scervan; Jone,
'and wife, TO the uborber for the purpose OF ecurn;
yeIai sums Of Richsrd X. Corbn which deed is
duly ecOrbe+ 20 he County Court of York; aud BY virtue Of
the sad Richard r. CoThin shall Wednesday, the Gath
DAY u June next the premises, sell public sale that
besuiiul e'tae called Beh,ld living York river few
meI above Yotk Fown onsning about thousand
and having all useful Houses for the accommodation Of
family The land of excellent quality snd well ada pied
10 ihs growth OF wheat and corn, aud the situation unes
number OF advantages
TERMS A good portion Of the purchase money will be
required IN ash, for The residue accommodation will
The title believed 10 be but shall
sell as trustee, aud will not it,
II. MCLANDiSH, Trustee.
= Williamsburg, 10 s. ID,
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BENJAMIN II. MAGRUDER,

lEtAVlNG locsted himself At Union stills, Flugsnns o.
man stage road, leading from Chaloiesyfefo Rich.
heypg IN The practice Lawn yarf
u Sohu tmheflske, J Esq. Of .sid Piece will sHsnd m
superior snd Inferior Courts Of Abe nrle Lous ,nJ Flu
E'nns' sad Tue Superior snd Quarterly Of oochsnd
Any 'o"'n"Neeions addressed 10 tkcp conioiny or ia
n'm,sh 81 ,"sPa'0's'y vii be promptly attended To-
"y 80 4--g2m
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Ltndtic Hospital, williamsburg.
NOIlCEts hereby given thatsl the hisinsttutio
are occupied and hat patiant will
ant'some OF the said esars tuenoe viii
given. By order Of the courtof Directors.
NAV <y-tF T. uENIEY
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LAND FOR SALE.

Nh Virtue Of deed the Goth dsy
~ November 1892, aud duly recorded in the clerks oee
OF the county OF Amherst the 9Th day January
1885, whereby James S. Pendeton Of the SAID county,
veyed to The undersigned, trust for The purposes therein
mentioned, oGe tract parcel Of land, Containing
753 acres be the less, lying and being the
county p Amherst Bufaloe Tver both sides Of the
road from New Glasgow 70 Lyuohbug, aud ad joining tn
lands oil David s. Garland, beng the lands which Thos
Adridge purchased of John Camm aud John Warwick,
and which conveyed by said rhos Adrdge
rne bis wife, TO the SAID james Pendeton by deed
sih6 date the 18th day April 1872 shall, Monday
tue 18th day Of JhuP next, before the front Ia
gle Hotel IN the City of Richmond, proceed sell, the
brightest bddes public auction for cash. ell that part
Gad OF land which lies east OF the said road, with small part
west OF the said road to include lhe barn. containing agrees
BY 10 recent survey 1913 for the purposes said
On tbs portion Of said tract which will be sold aforesaid
there two story brick dwelling hosse with other necessary
CUT houses: the stuaonis healthy water good, ghouhood
agreeable, improvements good condition. plantation
dsr good system of culture The ttie believed
di.putabie but acting trustees shall sell and convey
onIy the title vested la
Pm. NICHOLAS, r.,,a
NM NEKERNIs trustees.
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rJ III. ENQUIRER published twice week generally
week the the State Lsrs
tursPce ths bsretoore, Five Dollar, per annu.
bsysbs Notes Of chartered pses-psynK banks
(sny) will be eceved in payment. The Editors will xusran
The safety rswiny them by Asths Ps,aks sfas-
tsrs being paid, by the writsrs-
" No paper will be disc ntnued (but at tina discretion ..
Es Edtors) until all srrsarases have bean paid up.
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment nns apsrs
sssll have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
r. One square, or LESS-Firsti nssren7S eents-sssh
continuance, SO cents
No inserted, until il has shsr been paid
ed BY person this city. it,
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CO-PART.VERSHIP.

m the LIST day of February last the bushes, Of E,si,,
~ James, Co the snberi5ers having on
that day tsken Mr. Albert A. Morris into partnership, since
which dste the business has been the house
under the firm Of
ALBERT A. MORRIS s. co.
Under which m it will continue t. be done. The custom
of the late fra OF Edwin James Co. well the pub,
lie generally invited 10 cali and es,mne the goods Of
present concern, whose stock by large purchases recently
made AZ the North rendered much extensive and
neral thsn suy assortment offered by Edwin James o.
FLEMING JAMES,
JOSEPH S. JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES.
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Ca Ira May a.
MnTICE

yES hereby given thsi Saturday the Goth inst bs
- missioef fer dividDs The estate Rchsrd Alien de
will meet At Raipe Cumberland county Tor ss pur.
pose Of distributing the honds ohe Tegstees If aid Alien 4,
which time and place they sre fequestd,o attend
BIZ the Commissioners
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fNhe PropretCrs Of The Providence Iron Foundry and
4 Siesm Cotton Manufacturing Company, Of Providence
H. nave al great expense prepared their establishment for
making every description Of castings Iron and schiu
~ oil lhe latest and improved models Mill gearing, bev
sPuf MAI Irons, sudgeon and boxes shafts ouud or square
WIN couplings casting for OIL presses aud for Hydo.tae
presses press screws, castings of :esmboss
ns' Tor sugar boilers and for sugsr mills cslendcrs with iron
heating rollers, iron frames aud the gearing together with
packing screw OF every kind, all be made short notce
end upon the most favourable terms the Foundery from
us long eabshmem and extensive business prepared with
psiterns for all ordnsry work. WIN
The Cotton hianose'uuos Company, in conjunction with
where they prepared 20 make cotton sobnery of evey
90. w8rf lntet 80 surfr oul-f, Th-.sIe G.mc,
and nuns, iouuisi dofefs
speeders heited snd gesfsd drssse wspeTspoaer
lDg aud tapping machines and donbers can be had al o,
notice Any eparar pieces Of cangs, will be frpbsd IN
request, and the compsny ready contract 10 ppv ali
the upright snd running gearing OF mill Of aov ze
required, all of the first qusly, aud The same 4,
be nut up aud set IN complete operation.
They are also prepared 10 do all kinds Of Tuning and
Filing 10 make hydrosa presses, oallende, sugar M p
per mill screw md machinery Of every ksd ordinary
use also to cssi and Finish maehHes from drawing, and Pat
terms.
The eompsny have employed superntendanis in esch de-
otter tair work equal any mspuacurtd the country
Sampes Of foe casiipss left 81 the store q Shsw 4
t'iany, baltimore, aud with rfip Jpnson Richmond
70 .'noin We refer for sny particular ufofn,sion.
Applications, accompanied with drsWinss or necessary
can be made George H. Holmes secn Of the
Providence lion Foundry. the suhscriber.
JOHN ~. CLARKE, Agent.
steam Cotton Man'g Com
Ffovidence X. L,nsy ~ sim
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NOTICE.

Il.
III @. MoNEMARA having formed a connection with
IL PkRP DWPal, Jr. the Apoheeery and Drug bushes,
heretofore conducted by him, will in future be
the subscribers under the iru, of
JNc.NE.h.dh.4 j. DU- V.9L,
~ the old established stand door above the Bell Tavern
The arrangement they have made
Away. be on the SPOT aud from their knowledge of the b
ness hey nope that the former of the house, and
the public generally will have confidence their abilities
discharge duties that devVve them
the business. Their unremtted will be given
applicants. They will always be- supplied with
ment OF the best articles in their line, and determined
settled business OF H. O. MoNemsra will be
ther OF the parties. c. MACNEMARA,
May ~ TT p. DU VAL, ir.
ONE HUN DRIED DOLLARS REWARD
~ ILL b. given Ter the delivery my CYRUS me-
w Hanover Court House. He Is dark nulatto be
prominent cheek homes, whkes generally and
new SUIT OF brown CLOTH with gilt buttons STRIPED
do"n waistcoa think he has large Of his
eFts lie almost universally known Richmond, where he
nas lived from h infancy until shout eighteen months
hTst ~ Mr Macmurdo's family and afterwards IL NINE Ills
"'ie hves al mr VIM Mchims. aud his father black
'uh near Mr. X O. ScOtpsj he his activity
and intelligence, and possibly attempt escape
II or steam boatthe masters OF which
sTecevehim on hoard. left him Friday,
rus him 20 follow He left when
% snay' and was certainly there Tor the two edng
mouths. VII. +. WICKHAM.
may ~. s5-u
RICHMOND AND CHARLOTTESVILLE
STAGE ROUTE.
N ROM and after the Stage. will leave
& Richmond FOR Charlottesville Monday, wednesday
an Friday, at 2 a. NJ and through day Re.
turning
Leave Charlottesville Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and
arrive IN RichmGnd the day BY this the
m,il expected days between Richmond Va and Nash.
VILE IN Tennessee.
L. PORTER.
may - 4-3w
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Ih&ElNG about e rt'oceupy The Virgins Mills my proper,
80 ~ IN THIS place offered for sse iissIlmsnt on =
lease for term Of years. The Improvement, are we'll cali
euiaa both Tor public Inn aud camille business The
garden, which IS large snd Is an nmouy good and all
the house. nearly new, and every respect well esn
ted for the immediate comfort aud seeoun notation N !,
purchaser, tenant Few villages IN the State otter more
bsering po'peo both for the sale II foods and the nr
nfsf. ~ Tobacco ~ ~ his. 'ur. r d pt on ,l ift
properly deemed unnt essr ih season of The year
view Of The occupant eon'dersd pdnpeusiblsPosse,
sion given immediately.
ED. W. SIMS.
Ca Ira. Nay a. 4-vsy
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$40 REWARD.

NE NAAWAY from the subscriber living in Meeklenbury
40 some time in March, bright muIatto woman, named
Fanny, sometime. called Fanny hyperion She i, nbon 40
DID, with thick bnsby head Of bair- she sbout The
Ordinary size she doubt with her husband Marx Flood
who is free man. who lett bi, county about three
lie spare made fellow and much darker thsn The
woman will give the above reward If brought home with
reasonable expenses II she lodg red any js 80 that NAV
get her. All persons forwarned from habornR or carr
ing her away al their peril
SAMUEL FARRAR.
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rg1HE NEW MAPS oFvIRGINIA, Henins'. ststute,, at
large, Gilmer's Randolphs Reports Of case. afsusd
Determined in the Court OF Appes Journals Of the Sc
nate and House Delegates OF Virginia 1890
iuclusve and OF the Conventions OF IT'S and 1888
The directed the sale Of these books
maps Of which purchased by the State, insure
the PUBLICATION they offered 10 the public Except
Journ,) much less than cost and the proceeds
hoped that every Virgins purchaser will he disposed ,up
ply himself from this OF the large Maps Of Virgins
ton, but limited plumber Of copies remain for sale The
Journs which recently been printed at the public
Pense, emhrse the entire period Of the Revolutionary sug
gle contain much valuable and interesting
where the Statutes at large ought 10
be 10 the library Of every virynan The following the
pricss:- For the large map s20 small msp 6; Henns,
pos2 dolls. per vol Randophs, 20 dolls pro.
portion for any voleIeep the 5h which be sold
essihan 5suls for the Journals computing
and vols. IS dolls being expense OF
printing and binding.
Orders sjdemedto the subscriber at the Capitol in the
City OF Richmond, to j. & j. f. Heron above the
Eagle Hotel will he promptly attended TO-.
WM Ii RICHARDSON,
Clerk of the Council and Librarian.
March ~. o. Il
COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINE.
TIME MATrEAWAN COMPANY, at their Machine
A Ship aud fy Fistk kill Landing the North
Kind " Cotton aud Wooiea Hassiasry superior style
OF workmanship aud the best aud approved plans
One of The paer. has visited Europe, brought with
him Model. and Machine, of ~ those
two branches OF Manuiac featuring.
They do every description Of Casting their Foundry
and particularly calculated for making all kinds of MAJ
Geer ing which all fitted really TO put when required
They have numerous patterns Of Shafts Wheels, &c. &e
The style oil their work he At the Cotton Mill Of
Messrs Cunningham Anderson Of Richmond, 10 whom they
take the liberty of referring.
All order, Directed A. H. Schen-t Frhki Landing or
r. Seheuck Co. New York, will he promptly attended to
March ~ i06 SIN
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SAMUEL FARRAR.
RICHMOND COTTON MANIJT19 T7TSL :

RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY-
COTTON cloths and yarns, Of superior quality manufac
iufed at this eabhment are offered for SALE wholesale
aud retail al The PopretCs Office ION the street leading To-
Shockoe Wsrehouse) at moderate prices.
They will also wish TO purchase quantity prime cotton Of
the ensuing crop preference will be gwen to cotton in the
seed which will be received Of the Planters The most lbe
al terms, Tor
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
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~ ANTE Il The Pesensry .sgeny.hve thousand Flour
~ Dare BiiieI THOMAS EELsOH, P. Ar
"a ~ 6f-0
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.MaRNH1HS NALE

Pm. NICHOLAS. }rrr.,oos
VIM. NEKERyIS, iiuS'eeS'
ApriI 2. IOq I'd,
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DOMESTIC.
From tAs National Journai.l

CASE OF DIR. TOBIAS WATKINS.
Circuit Court Qfthe United States for IYash
iupfou COupfu ID ~
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III o: MoNEMARA having formed a connection with
PhhP DuPal, Jr. the Apotheeery and Drug bushes,
heretofore conducted by him. will in be by
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Jans2
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12

| Ma. CoLE's CHEESE. Not manv month.
since, the whole country was vocal with
the as~ount of the Big Cheese, manufac,ur.
ed for, and forwarded to, Gen. jackson. bv
Dir. Israel Cole of this town. An omnious
silence, however. for some time past has
prevailed on the subject This ought moi
to be the public have right 30 be inform
ed Of the fate Of the great cheese as well
as Of great men.
To come directly to the matter: Mr..
Coles Cheese arrived safe and sound ri
the mansion Of the new President. It was
found to be of the first chop, and the mouths
OF The Secretaries and of the Treasury rats
watered for taste. But mark the end of
that cheese II was devoured and forget
ten, and the donor was-we had like n
have said forgotten along with it-but no,
we will not do injustice to the head of the
nation. We are Informed, on good antbor.
ity, that Mr.. Cole received an answer. com
Piised in double letter, thanking him for
the cheese, approaching his patriotic mo.
tlves and----toSing him sOith .kflW eent,
postage.
Some Of the opposition papers nav tahe
occasion to say, the President of the United
states should have used the .EiGnkinr privi-
legs. But such persons ought to reeollact
that economy Is the leading feature of the
present administration and that rs ssn,s
1.-THE nett gam to the revenue from the pres.
dents letter is no small matter Ia these
hard tinss-Berhshvs .Arsrlcom.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12

Mas. RoYALL. Judge Crnnck On Friday
week gave the opinion of the Court in the case
Of Anne Royal, ovcrrung the motions IL ar
rsst the Judgment and to grant a new trial.
On the argument relied on for the arrest of
judgment the opinion Of the Cnnrt was. that
although punishment by ducking may have
become obsolete, yet that the offence still re-
mains common nuisance asd az such il nun.
ishable by fine and imprisonment like any other
lnisdemeenor Al cDismon law. Subssauentlv
Mrs. Royal was sentenced to pay fine of len
dollars, AVID TO recognize with two suretios in
the sum Of $3.50 for her COED bshavio. for tho
tsrm of nnne year, and stand comAniitsd sntl
the surstiSs are Obtained
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12

CozENING. A genteel looking man has
been imposing en- the citizens of New York
in the following manner He makes him
self acquainted with the fact that a respec.
table family has relative whom thew have
not seen for many years, or percha1ce not
at all. He then acquires q slight knowl.
edge OF domestic circumstances, and intro
duces himself Us nephew. cousin, or any
other person beet calculated to accomplish
his purposes. Having enlisted himself into
the good graces Of his pretended relatives.
he IS invited to remain at their residences
and by accepting Of their kindness has fnIl
opportunity of sppr~priating to himself
convenient booty. He then wthdraws from
The hospitable roof without tronblipg The
family with an affecting farewell and com.
msn'es similar proceeding in differen,
quarter. He has been quite successful in
his rooIuery, but the police were on the alcr,
for him "''
This IS probably the same gentleman
whose fents Of similar character. in this
vicinity, we had occasion to notice some
Tins since
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12

GEoRGIA INDIANS. The Augusta Chron-
lcle OF the 18th ult., gives some intelligence
from the Indian frontier, from which il
would appear that the Creeks are not about
TO give up their homes so quietly az was
supposed. Much alarm had been excited
by their movements. Several secret Indian
Councils had been held by the Creeks. az
is alleged with view to hostile movements
upon the frontier settlements. Several OF
the inhabitants having called on Col. Crow
ell, the Indian agent, for information. He
stated to them, that there had been sevaral
secret councils held by the chiefs; that he
had been informed by several Indians. that
they, the lndIHns, in these councils, had re-
solved to stay and die upon their soi that
they had also resolved to kill him, the agent,
ana wsge war of determination upon the
irontlers, and assasslnate every white west
OF the Flint river, and when troops should
be sent to light them, they would retire to
tue swamps and die to man, fighting for
the soil of their fathers. The agent not
pHttlng snficieSt confidence in .hese re-.
ports, felt no alarm, until an old, respecta-
Die chief, in whom he had always put the
utmost confidence, and who had always
manifested for him the greatest friendship
came to him and told him in confidence that
the report was true, and that he himaelf
was member Of the secret council which
passed the aforesaid resolution, and that he
voted for it, but that be had so great friend
ship for him, the agent, that he could not
reconcile il to his conscience SO far to vio-
late his faith as to see him sacrificed with.
out aPrrisng him Of his danger.
The chief also stated that deputations had
been sent to the Cherokees, the Cboctaws
and Semiuoles, to solicit their concurrence
IN sentiment and action with them. tho
Greeks, but that none but the Cberekees
had been heard from and that they soncur.
red; that Ross, The President, was prepnr-
ing tels Tor his nation, advising them
nsver to give up their land. but 10 XIII evorv !
white man who crossed the line.
Boston Patriot
In Illinois, for tho last 3 or years, tho an.
nnal insrease ofpopMlation, by emigration aleno.
y estimated II 1900. ~'o'''
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12

A DISAPPOINTMENT. John Birdsell was
convicted short time since at Cincinnati
(Ohioj of numbering his wife, and senteuc
ed to be hung on the 9th ut. The day
previous to carrying the sentence into exc
cution, it was proposed to the criminal 10
commute his punishment for solitary con.
hnement in the Penitentiary during his nat
ural hfe. This he positively refused. and
continued to hold out of that mind until AZ.
ter he had been taken from his prison 10
the gallows under an escort of dragons.
and actually sscended the platform, when
he suddenly changed hIs resolution, and
acceded to the terms of life offered him. Inv
signing the conditions, and was Immediate
ly remanded to prison. The ground on
which intsrcessiOn was made for him. was
that he was insane, and consequently an un-
1T subject for the rigor of the law to he exc
cuted npon. A sad disappointment follow
ed. The thousands OF men, women. and
children. who had assembled and took Dos
session Of the ground in the peiQhborLood
OF the gallows, were compelled to return to
their homes without witnessing the awful
spectacle Of human being launched into
eternity.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12

y - ssssrtainsd that tina: part Of the State Of
Maine which is claimed by the British, contains
not less than eteUen thousand square nii@,
Now this land at the price Of l2A cents Der acre
a !, 70 sisM hundred and eighty tLousaud
dollars This Is surely worth eontosdinR for.
B0St0n @asstls.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12

SPECIE. A Mr.. Hand died short time
slnce at q great age, in Stephenstown,
IN. ~ He possessed a COED farm, had
always been known as q careful, saving
man, and was supposed to have left at his
death snug little estate. He left q will,
however, and on opening that, it was dis
covered that his farm was but snail item
OF his property. In the house in which he
had dwelt for q great many years, there
was one room in which no had never per-
mltted any body to enter but himself: it
was on the ground floor, and hereunder, in
small tubs and kegs and ether vessels,
would be found treasure Of specie. The
investigation being made, the money was
indeed found to the amount Of about S4O.-
600, in dollars, half dollars, quarters.
crowns, &c. There was another clause in
the Will which stated that in ono of the
vessels mentioned, was a phial containing
written scroll giving information where
another and still larger deposit of specie
had been made but alas the treacherous
ink had disappeared deserted it's post. or
rather abandoned its lines; and the paper
told not word Of the precious secret with
which 1t had been charged. What virils
will coveteuspsss keep till this other depos-
1t 10 found-what digging and searching
there will be till this Kidd's money shall be-
Forthcoming. There is no room to doubt
the truth of the story, as we are told by
several OF orr citizens, some Of whom are
personal cegniEant of the fnct.
Troy Sentinel.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12

In Illinois for tho last 2 or years, tho an.
nnal insrehse sfPopmation, by emigration aIenc,