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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22

DR.. Davenport's Bilious Bills.


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'oas 6S The sRh, ay'snstS eNoaic 't4tnssi,
d a'tf:iss !a saSSs assEHass a
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s% fsss sss;sss a%s asS " sa Tx ss =:
without regaraa distpr hindrNnes business. Ybsr
SRsSSN ifo" sp
heretoirs offefsd toahc!pnbliel ThssSsAso Dre sge
aD gsS rs d..r.s. & f s s e%a's,
"Ffohthe hdtnefbMs Certilfdaies WhFcfs tfsiahtbb
uaed,iihs proprctlrs will pakersnof t,sslolIawjng
SMG sy: FRI" 'Fha H9"' Phipse' Asr' 9f Pit'dsld
6ftv Daasrag-T have made use oa various kinds uf
Riiops Pills IN my fpIpyr and hssi,ata not ,sty,
;ss IT, D'sfPpP'' ~ Pi Enny sf5Ss
Pi,isfeld, Niaas., ls2aIY i,1I "a pnil7wJ l.
= aasy.esn,pporiJs esletr@ie1 Eve rtatsr." n'
fof6ll sotsb of weak and s6se eyes.nH H',.nnl''s8
al .nu.ann Il sa-nAIse-ri.- u .s,.oi,,u,y..sttrs
~ Wheaton's, Itch Ointment. ne,
;TiLecha,nesr of,Nis 0ntsasnst ae4 wall esspb;si.
Sd "ssf ~. r. III Ssng
IGihaiso core for otier aruptona pfthe ssa,ipan-
,ifsasy lprsAe saI. rhspm apa. ehilplai"s PFiss.H
ia N IL h'v'nI-A,so-. .-s',nl nistmnu
'nWheatonAs'J aundicev Bitters,
which Nave Been psSsdby tR6usaMds TO- be- soS erH.
entlyseiuli 10 rempsiNga asRdee and B lioascom-
plants. PRICE " u gents, n1;auo. % ,od,,an
A. fresh supply Of The, abeys is jrss ysr
ceived and for, sale, ia Latch field 6y., Drs
Abbe g., Barnes, ST., BNel, and Zee j.
Rsck,eith>;,.ia. burlington by. A. MasOE,
and Webster f. Hitchcock; and BY tie
Druggists in New- Hayfn,. Hart ord, Md
dlet0oa, Saybraok. Albany. New1 J York.
and Boston, n[sow1y6] nr, Irly 20. :,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22
% ,AE.TOS'r.

A notwithstanding. Of ,this, S9o1Erx
{ - will be held op. Saturday syeping next,
at half past 7,o'ccl4elrrk, ,n,y nD.sn :, ,s,,ss
yYty ggYY,,,,-,,,y ina, ,,,,. sim. BIZ Order.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22

blessings Of Cod Henry Clay viii be the next Prssi
dent Of liz United siavs>
PDre WAIlsf ehiswd mako Bis@A;to9kI bow
bis tieIs 81 rather AZ unusual bur not
inappropriate address. Ne'ViSh him all the success
R's%oae-'E cSadIdeslre. n W 4 Il ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22
i 3THN ENQuTRERJ 4
LITCHFTELD, july e, 1880.

% We this day present to our readers portion Of
he eScelieoi speech Of Mi. Huntington upon the sub.
ject of The Southern Indians, and recommend it to
their S1yePyTSxA SV"gAA
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22

monty hot aud oppressive. We were absent during
mos. Of The time. hut found warm elsewhere as it
is represented to have been here. Ga Monday, las.,
in this village, ut r. M. understand that the mer-
curry in different Thermometers ia different situations
ranged from sc Ia 50 degrees Of Fahrenheit in the
shade-and that ii has risen each day f6r a week
past high as from IS tO95-. degree Of heat almost
unequalled in this climates. s'i''''''- '-'.Tt BE-
l" Hartford, o" Friday at noon, the Thermometer
showed 80 degrees-Saturaay, same time, 94-Sunday
93-Monday 81. ~ - '' '.."-
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-07-22

"A >.. ,GEoRcErowN, June &c.
Three 1r;shmen were m6rtally hurt on the
18th section of the Canal on Wednesday, by
blasting rock, all Qf whom are since, dead. /,
is said that they had SCI ere t.. the train or
slow n1atch and retired, but not hearing the
explosion 50 soon as they thought sufficient
time had elapsed, they imprudcntIy venturea
back. and Just as they reached this sPst, the
powder exploded. sYrr u ,.,r..~ ...'..sf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

DUETS, AIRS, &c.
6NOLlINS 81 co. have received a further sup
- ply Music, consisting in part of the following
pieces:
Mrs EcIl1n7dS Tdri1tionS. r. Knnpton
WuV you come 10 The Bo,rer do J. f. Hnnco
Pdddy OCarroH, do. =. X. Moran
m Wcr al qn,H METALS, from Rosna, opera
March and RoHd0, from Der Freyschutz, M. Hoist
Partisan R0ndo. H. Vigucric
Grand Russian March, G. p. Francis
BafUe IF .Ndrdrin, btlllaRt fantastic with an ac-
Compartment for tho violin, J. Payer
BeethOrsn's Grand Fats, r.. Scrura
HeinencIy's nth set Coalitions
Highlands Chorus
.Regdrdcr
White L0dy
EOnnets IF Blue
kHfy Ciorcr
.Nitd as The Woon5otN, n Duct. a. Taylor
Thou dr ry oniy LOre, C. NJ Won wcbhcr
stay iorH Ariina, written By Col Hamilton mu-
eir. s Clifton
Bright be Thy Dreams, II. r. E,shop
absent Friends, A. Clifton
an Cruel ,Ntd, Kelley
Tee 'r'nder'd in Dreams, j. A. WADE; &c. &c.
ulN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
al BL4uiRE'S Apo.hecary Store, opposite
the Earle Hotel


IL BLAsilHE has the pleasure OF informing
~ his former and present custouers (wbo kavc -
hoernly supported his Fountain.) and the public
generally, that improvements have lately been made
IN tue working Of his apparatus. which ne is author
yea by many years experience IN Norfolk and here
III saying, has given To the water of his Fountain n
pungency, taste and purity not TO be surpassed, if
equallcd -
W And TO accommodate his price TO the times and
70 put ~ IN the power of the poor well us the rich
tn ENJOY this delightful and innocent beverage il will
be sold at THREE CENTS gloss
lie also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WAITER, from the natural Saratoga Springs which
can at all times be had in excellent order from his
ice tub. $50
j. III b. is particularly grateful for the patron.
nIc oil the LADIES. lie wall take pleasure I'm fur
nish'ng them when they honor him with a call, 10
aiay their thirst, refresh themselves with trlas
oi that most pleasant cxhilcatng and healthy bev-
croge, his pure fragrant aud fresh Soda cold az ice
can make 1t, and swcctcncd with syrup of he choicest
Kinds, when go prcicrredso admirably calculated as
an an antldote against the anrud effects OF the
summer sun on both the body and the mind
"Iherc IS not IN the city place half 60 sweet,
rs my i"un where Tie air and the pure meet;
Cu' l's sparkling aud foam bright and as fee
AS Tie phosphorc light Of the dark summer sea
lci II IS not like VINE, that ia III and so rcd
nIeaihes ats foul fumes around the head
who, Viaudlin, cuuiesses his beverage un,l,st
NhIe u cankers ms peace, hIs affections aud rest.
taf less Ike the poison, all daily poured forth,
Is curse to ou land from south to the month.
w n" i'ni like these, for as ether tits pure
Ana us Fragrance, and freshness virtue are sure
sweet Soda all love idec, when the sumner SIN hrb
S.eis abroad ms fierce hro the eaIihhro t.
men fatigue SINKS the bodyhcat mois,enS the bruy
i"e'e - h"neht so Triicshins 50 cooling thou"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
ADDITIONS.


ENh subscriber offers for sale at his store oppc-
n site the Theatre. variety OF new supplies. laid
IN with great particularly, for private families viz:
London dock Sherry wine, of quality very rare
y met with, and highly admired by refined tastes:
rich ana deep colourcd Port VINE; French Madeira,
strongly resembling real Madeira mild old An;igua
RUM sugar cane syrup. superior article in the way
OF molnsScs Cuba honey; EIibherts brown stout two
years old, III pint bottles Virginia cider in q.art and
pint bottles; fresh Durham mustard; sweet ok Ncr
Ger potatoes, and family bacon
lie has also. inr ncghborEood accommodation adj
oed numerous small articles TO his general stock OF
groceries and StG'ioaeTy-snch dus' inc brushes
s-eeplng, securing, whitcwush, shoe, clothes and
crumo brushes; vegetable ulackng, bees wax lamp
wick tapeT shutters and trays; pins; scissors various
Kinds OF locks: spades; files cork screws; gimbcts:
tacks screws hinges nutmeg Gratcrs; razors; razor
straps, shaving boxes; needless visiting cards: scwn0
sI!A ana spool thread; spool and ball cotton: pitchers
basins; mugs carhen milk pans; baking dishes and
Hover pots; stone coolers. and jars with tops &c
&c. WALTER ~ ri
A supply Of nice cooking butter
ma l5-Iaw3tif w d p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
BlGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Delaware, =. Carolina. and Louisiana I

terry, Glass No. 8.
Drawing will be received MORROW
Capitals S25 900, 900. $500, 500, 5 of 1000 &c
Tickets S5-Ilalvcs 5O--Quarters %
For sale by THO. Il. BIGGER
"sTBiGGER has sold and paid within short PC
ROO upwards Of One Hundred md fy capital prizes
among them two of Ten Thousand Dollars e,rb nj
OF which, as usual with Bigger, were paid at sghi.
biOGE Err respectfully announces to the public that
ne wi pay at night The capital prizes in ali Lotteries
United States. 80, ~ '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Nav c.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. May 6.
Destructive Fire.-This evening, about half past
nine o'clock, citizens alarmed by the ring
ing of bells and the cry of fire The flames were
first discovered III the centre Of long range of
wooden stores, situated III Buflalo-s near the cen
ire of the village, and contiguous to several dwell
ing houses, and other buildings of expensive con
struction. The only source from whence water
could be drawn being at some distance from the
conRag alton, the engines could not commence
qucng the ravagcs of the element, until three
of the stores had burnt to the ground, and several
others partially cnYeloped in flames.
The whole range of stores, consisting Of ten,
some of which, however, were not occupied were
entirely consumed. Two families resided IN the up
per stories of these buildings.
dwelling house, occupied by Mr.. Seymour as
boarding house was also destroyed. 4 building,
the ground floor of which occupied MS a store
and the chambers for the printing office of the
Anti Masonic Enquirer, was likewise burnt to
ashes
Most Of the furniture and merchandise. and all o
tho printing materials of the Enquirer Office were
saved. The loss have not boon able to as
certHn.--The buildings were owned by Mr. Mar.
chant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
New ioRk. Nav 7

IVFtN,
During Robbery. and attempt IN .Nurder.-One
Of the most cold booded acts of ys!ay that We
have had OCCASION for long time to record was COM
mlittcd upon man. Saturday night, near the foot
Of Rivington street Some desperate villains way
lald hum as he was returning home; lcveled him in the
first place with largo club, robbed him Of his watch
and iSty-six dollars then dragged him in Il senseless
condition To the dock and threw him IN He came
partially TO his in the water, and uttered n
piercing shrek, which was heard by some persons
passing, who came to his assistance and rescued him
from his perilous situation He is now in fair way
OF recovery, though badly bruised in his head but of
the rutiuns, nothing has been discovered
Jour. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
PLATTsEURG, MAY I.

PLATTsEURG, May /.
That most eccentric Of nil beings, Lorenzo Dow.
has, for the present week been preaching IN Kccnos-
VILE Pleasant Valley, and the intermediate aud ad-
laccnt towns. He has now gone TO Whitehall To
redeem an appointment which ne made ten Years
ago. We are informed that he delivered n
discourse at Pleasant Valley last Monday the pcro-
ration of which follows" Friends Eve
preached in town and in country, in village and
IN city-on and on land, IN America and
IN Europe,--Ive preached to Presidents. Kings Ty-
rants and Despots, and TO their slaves mcnials and
mcndicants--lve preached to George Canning. the
Duke OF Wellington and Geerpc w. and believe
me friends, never preached better sermon than
the ono Just ended- and, what is still more, told
those personagcs what now tell YOU. that rNtrss
you REPENT YOU Will. Dbl May our Lord and
Saviour have mercy for you poer sinners, amen"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

Important DSeorcTg--O bow to oil CrOlSs wit, New Ing
anu rum length the ingenuity good luck of tins
n1us aud lucky age has discovered valuable use Which,
nuent spirits can he applied, VIZ the clearing
oil crows The first experiments have proved quite
ana are reported in the Wcasse Chizen as follows:
some lads IN neigbboring thin "A week past hichy
ueusneu win the new law giving bounty Of
crows, but thinkn. the bounty powder and shot
took the following method ies,in. the law well a. the pro-
hs ny killing crows with something div
effects Than powder and shOt .Ne,r EnCllni Rum
Iney soaked some corn IN quantity Of Run until was
shtuIacd herewith, and then spread IN corn hel,i
infested with The were in sn,luscad,- tho
crows came usual by plhto0n commenced
Inc corn In few inononts the
non OF seeing their sagacous Toe so completely eor,cd to use
their own phrase, tumble in high SNUFF They c,rtou 10
approached; b,t what their they -. ng ~
nnd then drunk Davds SOW aud IN this situation the
knocked ~ OF them in the head nrenonnl IN r amid the
oys are 't driving their profitable game;
" over their npacous foe who to them without GInr
cum. 'S
Large DiviGend-'rhc Directors of tho American
Insurance Company have declared q dividend OF SIX
TEEN per cent on the capital stock, IL. he last six
months, payable on the LIST Of juno.
Tho Columbus (Geo.) Enquirer contains a letter
dated goth April, to the President of tho United
States, signed by II Chiefs and head mon of tho
Creek nation, praying To be protected in their pre-
sent si,nation and Directing to cmrruc beyond tho
Mississippi.
An experienced Connecticut farmer last wear soak
cd half the corn lac planted in solution Of coppcras
40 hours, kept warm, aud this half was untouched
pound OF coppcros is to be used for a pccl,
of corn, to be kept warm while soaking.
y m ia I'm iy nj Guui,f u, =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

FANCY DRY GOODS.
FENHE following new goods arc received by the
Ton,iyy, from the New York Auction Rooni.
Best black belt rlbands
Iithrog'aPh;c Grape handkerchief
fashionable Grape searfs
Rich mourning and half mourning scarG
Green gnuze wells and green vorsted barcco
Best long white kid gloves
few pieces Fousrd Persian cause, an entire
new article for LADIES' dresses, with general as
sortmcnt Of LADIES' hesskn gloves of every de-
scrption, Opening thg morning for sale at rsI.cad
prices, nj X. II. JENKINS
Irish Linen ard Fsusy Dry Good Store, AtaIxi
ma IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
p. CHUBR'S OFFICE

81 No. 4:
10, %, 90, A. 10, 80, 9, H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
Great Sale of Law Books.

a. The second THURSDAY OF September next will
~ De sold by auction, the Law Stock of Book
seller consisting OF about Thirty Thousand Doiupes,
embracing the latest editions of nearly all books in
general use, and great number Of the old Report
crs, aud other scarce works.
At tho same time will bo sold larre number of
Important Miscellaneous works.
The Catalogue will be ready by the first of June
Any gentleman desiring 1t forwarded to him, will
please apply Cpost paii) TO The subscriber,
NJ. THOMAS, AuctIoneer.
Philadelphia, May, 1880. ma i5-w3t
EOR SALE-An excellent carriage driver Of
Il good character Apply at this office.
I5-2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

SILLIMAN'S JOURNAL.--The American Jour.
- nal of Science and Arts, conducted by Benjamin
Silliman, NJ d. L. L. ID.
Terms-Six dollars year for two volumes, pub
lished in quarterly numbers; payment in advance far
one volume time. Complete sets furnished at
short notice, and subscriptions received by
COLLINS 81 CO, Agent
ma For the Work.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

B0rliH's improvod English Scidia. Powders,
EBVI up M well secured tin boNcs Also, few dozen rcd
morocco cases, which contain glass stopped bottles
c wi" the materials lot The purpose of making tho above
Wslv improved incidence aud well calculated Tor those who
travel 10y or land, beng eli liable he affected ,y
changes Ol tic wcalhcrFor sale bv
JNO n. BLANGRE
mar = ~ his Dug Store orp,ste ,,c F,oIc dom,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
Chickahominy Land for Sale.
NOTICE.

JFNHE Subscriber requests all persons indebted to
q him To- make immediate payment, a. hc is desi
ylus 10 close hts present business immediately.
nv 81 THOMAS LAMBERT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Delaware, 5. Carolina, 81 Louisiana Lot.

Dciawarc, >. Carolina, ~ Louisiana Lot
terry, No. s,
Drawing Will be received TO MORROW. Splendid
scheme, $4,000 for only >. Capital Prizes SO 600
1000, $500, 1900, aud Of ,OUo.-Tick,is s.,
lnl"es So quarters IS.
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. >.
60 Number Lntery--IO drawn Ballots
TO be drawn at Richmond on Saturday the Cpd
inst.
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000 Dollars.
Sl18o, 1000. 1000, 1000, I0Oe &C.
Tickets 50, halves 80, quarters %, eiqhtl,s Coz
u y Package of 20 tickets embracing all the nun
bcrS from IL CO. which is compelled to draw go
may be bad for 500, by which the purchaser is com
PEELED to draw half of his money bnck-packapo
OF halves, quarters and eighjhs, in the same propor
ton.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, CLASS @.
To be drawn III Philadelphia the ed inst.-Tbe
drawing Will be received this Office on Tie IN
ihst.-Go Nunter l.o'tcry-9 Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000 is 10000
do 10000 is Ooo
do $500 IS $500
. Go 1000 Is $500
Tickets -, halves 30, quarters %
- II kets for sale ut this office. IN
u, Tickets I, 2, 81, The grand prize of do 600
IN the last Union Canal Lottery, and 9, %, So the
capital of $500, in the last Dismal Swamp. were
botn sold at the Managers Office TO residents of
Richmond Dame Fortunes Head Quarters
may ID YATES & MCINTYRE
Richmond, virginia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

a yoVng died recently Sunbury Pa in consequence
81 having apple which had been mn IN am
car,hcnwarc crock, jar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

Il 2 ANYWAY, or otherwise disappeared from the
n Plantation of Mrs Jane johnson, in FAiIficM
ID t'ict, South Carolina, negro named a NrHO-
NY, belonging TO ihe Subscriber living in said Dis
trict Anthony disappeared about the last of Decen.
Der, 1929. He Is about feet, or 10 inches high
complexion what light, well made smart and &C
tive He was brought from Virginia, or North Caro-
lima, about four years ago, by Mr. James Vaughn who
sod him to a Mr.. Still OF this District He owned a
very small bay Poney nearly blind, and in low order
which he rode Oft, and it is supposed he had 20 or
$50 dollars in money. 1t s also supposed that he can
read, and may, perhaps, endeavor pass himself as
free liberal reward will be given by the Subscri
Der for the apprehension Of said slave, and notice
thereof by letter addressed to him AZ Winnsborouph
Fairfield District, South Carolina. WM AIKEN
Wnns5orough, S. &. Feb. 10. g0-3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-By
virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed to by the
late DIR James Lyons, ard duly recorded, shall Of.
Ter ir sale, at public auction, (on the premse) in the
CITY Of Richmond. on Thur day, the sixth day of May
next at O'Clock in the afternoon, two half acre lois
known in the plan Of the Cry by the Nos SIT and SIS,
together with the dwelling house and all other houses
ADD improvements thereon. This property il situated
upon Shoek@ Hin, no. far from tie Shockm Hill Mar.
kethouse, and \, The immediate neighbour5ood Of Mr.
Robert Pollard and Dr.. Trent Itis desirable and valu
able residence and is believed to be ell known that
minute description OF it is unnecessary. Mrs Lyons
Is entitled TO dover in the property. which III he
commued, II the purchaser chooses, for fair annual
allowance.
At the time ard place. will he sold an undivided
moiety OF twohaf acre lots in Duvsps addition, in the
ncighbourhood Of James A.. Grant and others, known
by the Nos and 2iThe title to the above property s
believed to he unquestionable, bat, acting as trustee I
shall convey only such title is vesed in ne. The
sale will be made upon credit Of Twelve mouths-ihe
purchase money bearing interest from The day Of sale
bond with security, and deed Of trust upon the pro-
perry, 10 secure the payment, will be required.
The sale will be conducted nv Thos. Taylor Esq.
RICHARD MORRIS Trustee.
April 10. 1I6 ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

ISYIT ARSHAL'S SALE BY vittue Of a.decrce of the
LVl Superior Court Of Chancery for the Williams
burg District, in there in depending, between
John W. Finch and Mary Ann Finch, Plths.
against
Richard Graves, John T. Graves VIM. H. Graves
Richard G. Graves, DcIis.
ahall proceed TO sell for cash. at the Plantation call
ed Roper's Neck, in New Kent, on the 9th day Of
April next all tie right, title and interest of the de-
fshdant Richard Grave in and two tracts of land de-
scribed IN the deed Of trust from Richard Graves to
Richard &. Graves and VIM. RI. Graves dated the 18Th
September, 1927 (and filed exhibit in this cause)
-" Also NAL tract called Baey's lying on Dougass
Mill swamp containing about sixty acres" lying the
same county. The sale TO be made i'm compliance with
the decree in This made al January Term, 1890
CHAS l. WINGFIELD, NJ. s. c. C Wp
March 80. II2-w1w mr. his DENIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

tIhe chairman who prepared this bin ovailod himself
some OF The provisions o the subject, found
The rough bills IN the Office Of the Clerk of o House Of Delegates
lone gentleman horrible and of
consequences that would should tho bill law Tic
stated that oro then forging the city Richmond more
than hundred daggcrs anticipation Of passage OF the
bills and confidently asserted that tho of Richmond would
be cumsOncd with human blood
tAt the request Of several members Of Legislature tho re-
Of MAJOR holland, passage antiduelnp bill
published city newspaper, and after passing
Journals Of tho day preserved school book published
IN Philadelphia.
Exract Of letter from intelligent and highly respected
tzcn of Richmond 81 have carefully examined tho Journals
the Sessions Ot lsOij. SO8 and do
thing relative 70 this subject whatover anti duclng b) did
examine the years 1885, sO7 because Gov Harbour
not IN tho Legislature those years.
Sand so II further enacted, that from and after tho passing
this Act, person who shall be appointed office
civil or military, under this Commonwealth, sha, ~ oddon 10
The oath prescribed by law, take tho following oath
oiomuy sweat affirm ns tho may boz that have
engaged n duel by sending accepting challenge eight
el by fighting duel any other violation
Act suppress dueny the passage Of uat Act
viii bo concerned directly Indirectly, duel dung
ny continuance IN ofico-sO help me CoI'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16

G - = REWARD will he given Tor nv negro
~ % man CHARLES, who left the Subscriber
bile in Richmond OH the 10th October Iast.-He is
between ia and 40 years DID, about feet high, light
complexion, quite intelligent, and has on the back Of
one OF his hands, his wrist, remarkable scar oc
casioned by the cut of across the hand. He has
wife in Richmond, and is supposed to be lurking
thcreahouis, in James City, where formerly esided
The above reward will! be given for his delivery to
me In Franklin, Williamson county, Tennessee or the
sum OF 500 will be given for securing him in JAIL and
information lodged with Mr.. b. B. Brown of Rich
mond. or James Sempe, jr. of Williamsburg.
March &c. Ills: WM f. PIERCE