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tors, in which he writer stated such had been the (u,y
I'm Amsterdam for subscribing to the loan which Mr..
Rush had opened for the corporations of washngto
Alexandria and Georgetown, that millions of dollars
could have been obtained. AS 1t was between three
and four millions Of orins were instantly subsc rbcd
MIR. Ellis moved the reference of the subject TO the
Committee OF Ways and Means: which prevailed.
The iacity here represented of ob,aAing loans ad
vanageous terms, in Holland consider as peculiarly
suspicious to such projects in country may stand
Ia need OF aid ami would suggest the propriey
OF an early application on the part of their directors
this certain source OF relief.
More Cold Mines! 4 new mine of immense magni.
ude has recently been discovered in Chesterfield Dis
Uict . y. IL extends along Branch, at least quar-
ter of amilc in length and nearly the same in width,
Gold mas been ioun In every part OF this square whcro
search has been made About 200 hands are employed
averaging each, about 81 90 per day Pits have been
dug ron 10 TO 20 ieet. The mine has been open for
public research about months The proprietor gives
third oil the Gold obtained to the hands who may obtain
It, An immediate dismission from employment awaits
the person who shall be known use drop of spirits
ON the Hill. This is not putting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

II NONTEN1tON Withstand at WsrfenfOn FanuI1,t
- { Jury, Virsinig, whcre l'e msde is iAsr sssson
Part culdrs hereafter THOMAS ~ WATSON.
Dee. IL. Si-~udM THOMAS T. HARE.
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& N CHANCERY--At rules taken in the Clerks OF
January, 1880:
herman y Stokes, Complt.
against
Arnold Ihomason and Daniel Mccormick, Defts.
The defendant Thomson not having entered his an.
Pearancc, and given security according TO an Act of the
General Assembly and the rules OF lhs Court and APP
peaing mat o IS not nhatant Of this State the
motion Of the complainant by his attorney: il is ordered
n"' we s'id defendant 1hon,asOn 10 appear here
Wo irs day Of March Court n.Nt and answer the
nsn DHl and That copy Of This order be forthwith
inserted - one Of the pub c newspapers printed
IN INC city OF Richmond for two moths successfully,
and also posted at The font door Ct the courthouse Of this
county Teste
Jan H. si--wsw q. WoRsHAbf, C. c.
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Ia Der, 1922
isaa" Brent and Mary Ann his wife, who was Mary
Ann Damercn, and the said Isaac Brent administrators OF
Caroline Damcrcn, deed. pLes
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against
David Street, administrator Of Mcrewether Hurt decd
who was administrator with the will annexed of VIM,
la'um, decd VIM Wood administrator OF CHRISTOPHER
wool VINO was surviving husbsndoI Sucky Wood for
merry Sucky Tatum, Benjamn Tatum and Charity hi.
Will; Mathew Tatum, Nancy Griffin, Benjamin Ia.
hm, Clement Nevils administrator OF John Nevis.
James Neal adninisira'o or Of Allen Tatum and Thoma.
Fisher administrator OF Nj airy Fisher deed Den.
The Defendants, William Wood administrators Of
Christopher Wood, decd, who was surviving husband
Of Sueky Wood. formerly Sscky Tarum, Bvniami:
alum and Charity his wife, Matthew Tatum Marcy
Griffin, Clement Nevis, administrator of John Nsv,l:
and Thomas Fisher administrator OF Mary Fisher
not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act Of Assembly and
The rui"s oil this Court. and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
OF this country: On the motion Of the plaintiff
by his attorney, 1t is ordered-That the s,d de
PENDANTS appear here before the seconI MONDAY
IN March next, and file their answer. TO the pl.ina>
bi-and that copy OF This order be Forthwith i'm ,rted
IN some newspaper published in the Town of Peters.
burg or CITY Of Richmond, sI two months ecessiv,y
aud posted at the font door of the Court house Of IN.
said county. A Copy -Tes,e "
dec 69-wsw' 7. w. WYNN, d. c.
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+. FITZCxRALD- &C

,u i. FllItS.RALD, G. G.
The parties interested will take notice, that have
appointed Monday the fifteenth day of February next
10 attend at jennings Old Ordinary, in the County of
Nottoway for the purpose of carrying the foreqoing
order into effect where the parties requested 10 at
tend at an early hour with their papers, &C. ready for
settlement. JOHN II. DtJPUY NJ C. n ~
Dec liz. 72-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

NEW MARKET COTTON MANUFACTURE
l Hanover County, Virgnia.-The Subscriber hav-
my es'ab ished Cotton Mill at the above place known
heretofore "a Do'welPs Mills) ia now manufacturing
Cotton Yarns and Osnaburgs Of good quality. which
he oilers tor sale the fair market cash prices or in
exchange Tor Cotton; and will purchase the latter in
the .etd, at the Richmond price
Having a hrst rate Cotton Gin and Cotton Press, he
VIII gin and bale Cotton with di.patch at the Gu stoma-
~ ;.lls, and will he thankful planters WHO nav ia
sor him with their custom. SAMUEL COCHRAN
Having removed my machine shop from Richmond
to the above pllce, where have the of water
power, enabled 10 execute all orders for a chine.
ty with expedition, and a. reason bile terms az
any o'h-r manufactures IN the State. MI Snnd!es
turned and repaired. farming OF Iron agreeable 10
PaiterhS aud Smiths work in general will be attend
ell to- return my sincere thahks 10 the planters and
oth"rs for the great demand have had for my Port.
able ihreshing Machines, Cotton Gins, Sc. while To-
leu at Kchmond and still hope from strict attention
IN having the beat materials ami the workmsnshiu ~
executed, to retain share Of their liberal patronsye
All orders Tor machinery addressed To Mr. John O
Icy, my agent in Richmond, me at Verdon p O
Hanover county, will meet with prompt attention.
wheat Machines, Cotton Gins, SC. will be delivered
a, Mr. Lays Office in Richmond, without any extra
c'aTge. COCHRAN.
New Market. Hanover county, Jan IL si-w4w
BUBLlC SALE.-By virtue OF deco. OF trust exc
p cuied by Aburr Kerr. TO the .ubsrrib.rs on
the 20 dry OF June 1921 and record ed in the Clerks
o,h e oil P'whatan for purposes therein mentioned
wiz be sold to the highest bidder, public auction for
ready money, at Mrs. Elzab-th Wood.ons on the
buckingham X al, above powhaau Courthouse on
IN ION day OF March trait OF land OF sixty
ouT acres, more or less, lying he said Mrs ood-
sous adjoining the lands of John Moore and others
abc such II lie IL vested in the subscIibers will be-
conveyed 10 he purchaser.
JOSEPH DAVIS, 2r
VIM. S. DANCE, irus,Fes
Jan. IL. sl-wsw.
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Ia ANDoLPH'S REPORTS vol 9th, OF cases ar
IA q gued and determined in the Court of Appealx M
Virginiaust published
Complete Sets of the Va. Reports
Journals oil the Conventions of 1876 and l7s8
Journals OF the Senate and House of Delepates az
Virginia, from l776 TO 1890 inclusive
Iienin5s Statutes at Large and
The New Maps of Virginia,
All appropriated 10 increase the Public Library or,h,
State may be had of the subscibcr at the Cani,I T.;
the city oil Richmond, upon the lowest terms
VIM. III. RICHARDSON
oct. .. 4i-u Clerk of the Council and Librarian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

IN CHANCERY-At a Court continued and he Id
IA or buckingham county al the Court. House on the
10Th day OF November 1929:
John Moss, and Elizabeth his wife, PhGs
Against
Polly Scruggs, widow, I.ham Scruges James
Scruggs, Archer Scruggs, Valentine Sc,,yps Sam'l
Scruggs, Branch Nunnay and Polly his vile, William
Nown and Jane T. his WIFE, D,hs
The defendants Archer Scruggs, Valentine Scrnges
branch Nunnaliy and Polly his wife, not wing enter
ell their app and given security according to the
ACT oil Assembly, and the rules Of this court; aud il an
pearng to the satisfaction OF the court that thew are moi
inhabitants OF this conntryIt is ordered, that the said
defendant 10 appear here at February Court next and
answer the hiii OF the paint and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer
Tor TWO months successfully, and posted at the front
door oil the Cour-house OF this county.
Copy. Tesic,
Nov. 10. e. wSwT X EI.DRIDGE Jr N -
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Dec. IL.

n CONGRATULATIONS: In Lunenburg County
u Court ilth Nov. 1929
Lewis Green, administrators of Ab.olum Tatum, deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

James EMS and Jane his wife, William Ellis and Eliza
beth his wife, James Bergman Margaret Berrvman
chlidicn oi Nancy bergman, who was Nancy Dame
rem WINS Dan,eren, VIM. Darnercn James Brent and
r,hhaoe''i ms VIE, who was Elizabeth Dameren and
Margaret 5. Bryant who was Margaret s. Dameren,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

q CHANCERY-At rules holden in the Clerks
q Office of Mecklcnburg County Court the 18th dav Of
January, 1890.
Thomas Neal, plG
against
Robert Speed and William Townes, committee of
william toleman, surviving Exor. Of Clevesius Cole
man, decd, who was of the Executors of BENJAMIN
Whitehead, decd. DeGs
The defendant Robert Speed not having entered his
appearance according TO The Act Of Assembly and the
rules oil THIS court and it appearing to the satisfaction of
we court Iha ne is not an inhabian of this State,
motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney: iii ordered that
NC saiu defendant do appear here the LIST day Of
arch court next and enter his appearance and answer
ca IN one OF the ewspapers printed in the Town of
Petersburg,or the city Of Richmond, for oight weeks
successfully and posted at the front door Of the court
mousse OF the said county. A Copy Tcste
Jan. IL. S4-wSw J. G.. BAPTIST, ID. @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

"a n CHANCERY-in Nottoway County Court. 7tb
q August, 1929:
Ordered that the account of William DosweIps execu-
orshp OF William boswell, dec be re-committed TO John
Il. Dupuy, 'iastcr Commissioner in Chancery of this
court tha the said Commissioner audit, and settle
the same, in such manner as to show how the account
stands between each egatee of the dccoden and the
Executor, that he allow the executors receipts for dis
oursements, and that he report thcreupon 10 this Court
Copy. Teslc
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DeItS.
Inc plaintiffs by their aornies having here tofore filed
ther Dill, aad appear ng the satisfaction of the court
tlat The defendants James Ellis and Jane his WIFE Will
nam Es and Elizabeth his wife, James Berryman and
Margaret bergman ami Wills Dalneren are not i'm
haoitan OF this commonwealth it is, therefore, ORDER
ed mat the said defendants appear here on or before
me nrst day OF March Court next and answer
e PHI oil The compainants, and that copy of this or
Ger DC published in some newspaper published in the
CITY OF Richmond, and another copy posted at the front
successfully Attest
ROBT. L. DUNAWAY, ID. C.
JAM H. S6-wSwH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

toIToN YARN pirg ssia-- Union Factory
~ situated II miles below Charlottesville, on the
mall stage road, leading from that place to Richmond
The proprieors have hitherto forborne to solicit pub
Tic attention to this establishment, owing the circum-
stance Of the portion Of machinery in operation, being
limited as TO be insufficient 10 supply the orders OF
.nose' with whose custom il favored in the outset
mo superior quality OF the Yarn, they can now conf
aeny say has been fully tested and proven by exps.
Renee; aud having procured such an additional stock
OF achinerya as to Justify the expectation. that thew
WIN oe ensosd TO keep stock on hand. sufficient to
SUPPLY all o ies which they may in future be favored
wth they are induced respectfully TO solicit a mors
extended share OF public paironage,-wh assurance
that the article shall at all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable term..-All orders d.
,eced to Union Mills Post Office, Fiuvanaa county,
Nao shall be promptly attended toaDs the Yarn de-
ivered either at the establishment posted In it,
vicinity on the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose Of
being conveyed by wagons, return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des-
TIMBERLAKE s. J. s. J. b. MAGRUDER-
'""' 4" S6--tf
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UNIVERSITY OLE VIRGINIA.

:, FNiVHSfVND, ITth UeccthbeT, T5EJ.
sra have the honour TO lay before the General As
s"mo- The Report @inp'ei by the Rector aud Visitors
81 the University of Virginia. at ii cir citing in July
n't anu received by me, President vi the Literary
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-11
SALMnN RIVER.


Ricketson's saw mill, coal house and !
dam; Hagar, saw mill and dam; PeasIee,
2 saw mills and dams; TORY, saw
mill and dam; Rodee, grist mill and dam
Everett, do. do. Ingham, do. do. ; E. Arnold,
dam; Holt, 2 saw mills, dams.
Many other mills not heard from are
supposed to be injured or destroyed. Roads
are impossible IN consequence of bridges
being carried away on small streams.
At Wilmington, Sanford's works. At
Finkville the bridge, boom, and mill. At
Plattsburg, the bridge, boom, and 5000 logs
gone and all the bridges on the Saranac as
far as heard from. Elizabethtown, report
says bridges, mill dams and mills gone !;
also, one store and goods belonging to Ira
Marks Mobiles tan works, hides, &c.
Willsborough, bridge gone, and other loss
es, estimated at $4,000.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-11

CHERoKEEs. The Phenix of the Goth June
contains extracts from despatch received by
IN. IN, indian Agent from the War Department
me ne following, undoubtedly from the pea oil
Maj Eaton himself, is a specimen;
"The removal Of the Cherokees and otber
advantages which would result tothem from il.
are so obvious, and have been 90 often explain.
ed, as to need no further efforts to make a bet.
ter understood, at least in the way, in which il
has been done in the past"
The same document invites conference with
the Chiefs at Nashville, to make a treaty. Il
IS the opinion Of the editor of the Phenix that
they will pay no attention to the President s i'm.
vitation.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-11

METEOR. A brilliant meteor was observed
lately, at Williamstown, few minutes before
one o'clock in the morning. 1t was in the
shape OF bow, extending from East to West.
at the height Of about so deg, as we'll defined
as any rainbow, of pale red color, and of
about twice the apparent diameter of The ann
Alter Illuminating the earth in strange and
beautiful manner for about fifteen or twenty
minutes, the western end began TO moderate
slightly, and shoot up to the zenith. This mo.
ton was soon communicated to the rest and
when it was completed, the whole northern
hemisphere displayed splendid aurora boreaI.
IS. The sky was free from clouds, but the at.
mosphere was vapory and on the SUCCEEDING
afternoon, frequent and copious showers fell in
the vicinity. ION ="
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-11

ISAAC HUI. Mr.. Wirt's Old Bachelor. writ
ten in lSl L, contains the following description
OF political demagogue, which leads the read.
or at once to reflect upon its resemblance to
Isaac Hill.
A man who shall have been observed for
years, working his way through the dirt of in.
trigue shall be seen at last with all his dirt
upon him, crawling up, amidst the curses of his
country, into seat which the constitution had
destined for virtuous eminence, but which he
Is destined only to pollute and degrade.
How cailous must be that man, how obstinate
and adamantine his effrontery, who can calmly
take seat, gained by such means amid the n.
dlgnant frowns and whispers which surround
MN, and which he sees to be levslled at him
from every direction"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-11

FATAL ACCIDENT. On the 10Th ult in tho
town of Jersey, Steuben County, IN. Y.l Moses
klmbal was the unhappy occasion of The deatb
OF daughter, aged 3 or 4 years. She AN.
preached, unperceived, too near where he ,yas
at work with an axe, when the fatal bow was
struck on her throat which instantly deprived
him Of one Of his own offspring. p
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-11

At the late examination Of Palmer, in Salem.
he was asked, how he passed his time during
certain period replied" in the empLovnaeMt
Of the State ~ What occupation? "hainner-
ing siens" What salary "nOn mi yeeordO -
Concord Gazette.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-11

CHARLEs CARROLL is the only one Of The
signers OF the Declaration of Independence who
survives to the present time JAMES MAn,soN,
the only one of the Convention in I7s7 which
formed the Federal Constitution. PAIEr WIZ.
GATE, the only one Of the first Senators Of the
oLhed States, when the Federal Government
was wa organized at New York. April, l7s9-and
re, EosERT BENSON, and Mr.; MADISON, the only
two Representatives in the first CONGRESS- ~
the same period, who are living. Mr. Msdison
was also member Of the odd Congress- in 17sI |.
Salem Gazef,s
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-11

CoUNTERFEIrER. Last week, Edmund Shat
tuck Of Pepperell, was carried before Bradford
Russell, Esq, in GrotoD, and accused of pass
ing counterfeit money. Three bad bills were
found in his possession. He was ordered to re-
cognise for his appearances at the next Supreme
Court, and for want Of sureties was committed
10 jail in Concord Concord Gazette.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-11

BY thearrival of the ship Manchester at New
York, English papers to July LIST are received,
from which the following important intelligence
is extracted:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12
ANorHER MIsREpREsEN rAr1oNl

report has been put into circulation in this City,
hdt an arrangement has been concluded between
Mr' Van Buren, and General Jackson that in the
event oil their election, Gen Jackson is shortly thereaf
Ter retire TO his farm in Tennessee and that MIR Van
OF the Government
his Is another "Sigu Of the Times" The grossest
misrepresentation the most insdous tricks even forge
~ sei mas been resorted to, TO bolster up the
OF Mr. Clay. The above is in true keeping with the
sPrit OF Tie Opposition. II is worthy of the pen of the
bdtmore "Curtius." We have hesitation in say
ing mat its assertions equally false and absurd
That Gen. Jackson will consent to serve second term
only IN obedience TO the voice of the peopcand that he
WIN serve through the whole term, TO contribute his
pest efforts to extinguish the public debt aud carry
through those reforms which the abuses of the last Adj
minstration demand.-Ii Mr.. " H. is to be ran AS V
70 the author has better information than we possess
we certainly know nothing about IT. but the arraDgernen
whchis so graiuously assumed to exist we hazard no
ning In declaring to be utterly destitute Of all foundation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

South CToIina-The Election throvghou S. Caro-
lima is TO take place the llh aud 18th yesterday and
to-day) We understand, that the issue now made up
by the nuifiers Gas they hare been called is not nui-
iifcdti0n but COnrenti0H-and not Convention for
the purpose of multiplying the Tariff Act, but OF again
bringing il the solemn consideration of Congress AMI
the other States-Bo;h parties sanguiue abou, the
result of the Election. The expects TO
thirds of the Legislature (the constitutional majority
eessary for calling Convenon) the other equal
ly confident OF defeating them.
We have laid this day before our readers Mr. Chevess
letter TO the great State Meeting ut Coumba-We shall
follow up In our next with those OF Messrs Hanilt
Hayne. and rurnbul-We have also the letter oil Mr..
Madison addressed 10 the Editor of the North Ameri-
can Review, giving his objections to the doctrine OF
Modification, which shall lay in next before the
Public.
The contest in s. Carolina still RACES with little
hencnce. IL is said that DIR. Guitars OF Abbeville
District has declared himself for Congress in opposition
to Mr.. McDuhc and that meeting of the Citizens Of
Edgefeld has nominated Gen. DavdR X. Williams as Co.
vernon of the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

Since the accession of Cen Jackson 10 the psesiJs,
cy, so many important events have occurred that il
may possibly be material for you know the state of
the public opinion in this and the States South of this
concerning bis Administration. have taken great pains
TO make my info lion correct.
The hrst Message Of the General 10 Congress was
nighIy acceptable TO the great body OF the people
they begin to understand how the sovereignty of the
aes may be annbated, by an over " eItnng c.nt,aI
power, welded by the General Gwernm.nt And
they already understand perfectly that IL Internal I'm
proVemens are mads by the Federal Government they
must be made with money and that this money must
come out Of their pockets They also understand that
this sysiem cannot he just. because Il cannot he equal
that es neeesstfdfe rel the creation of Turnpike
Roads, Canals, &c, must in time be accompanied by
the Collection OF Tolls, anil jurisdiction the Terri.
tory occupied by such improve sns.--Iis veil IN
derstood too, that the distribution Of ten or twenty
millions annually, by the representatives. OF the people
must affect the whole legislation OF the country begst
spirit OF trading among the Representatives, and
place them under the dominion Of the worst Of all pas-
sions-avarice and self-interest.
The more sober and rejecting, object TO this system
ot Internal Improvements by the General Government
Because the money be expended 10 creating them il
to be Indirectly collect ID Of their pockets not bv
direct assessment upon their properyand they sec
that the system uus enlarge sill the patronage of
the President, by the employment Of numerous officers
Above all the people that by the possession sod
exercise 81 this power wicked and corrupt Adninis-
ration, can affect and the If doubtful
States In close and arduous contest for the power Of
the Government.
The Of the evils which must result from The
use and abuse Of this overwhelming power, poli-
cal Prophet fOreteli When the time arrives that
boys must mill e. 10 muster only by the gracious
permission OF the Federal Government, we may cal
culse that these free and sovereign States will quick
~ be sunk into petty corpora ions, aud all these sspa-
rate governments consolidated into II I may uss
figure. the pansts will then he precpitaed into the
sun and totally consunYed Those statesmen ybo eaI
cOlae thai tie General Government will be permitted to
disbufse millions every year, not ndspensably necessa-
to sustain our foreign relations and effect those OBJ
iects clearly within is cognizanee know but little Of
he genius, spfit, and intelligence q should suppose
~ he whole Dadon) but certainly Of The people Of the
Vest
" For NEw ApvERTfsEMENrs, see Isf PGPr.-
Those omitted, tOiU Oppeay in ouTnerf