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a DulNI STRA1oRs SALk.-ih. rub,,r,b,, a,
Ia sdinIn,-'r,'ot OF Isaac Ow T. Eq -e.asr.,wI
self by ,"tie auc i'm, TO he highe.i bdj - on IN. Is
dIy ID rember n,xi. al The am "a ely cur d ~:
Mr. Oliver in the MY OF VI n,v.r hi II u.,.
hold and X chen fu,nru-. ard h.. -hI p ,r.h ~
Hnr.es, Hog, Sheep and Cote, ,ho s,o,. OF {, r
and Fedd T, made upon 'he his var, Lge,Lrr
with the Farming Uiensi,- OF every kini
Aud Monday, he 10Th day u II. .am. monh.
At lie hrm owne by Nj ive', IN ,he .an, eou.u
s'sd Sp LAD 0'Iv., The ito oil i;or..- Hog. q, g a..
lie there, aid The crop Of CT Fu nae thea
tire year hg sLer W IN the Patmlug q 5.j Of +yefy
kind.
Jums = + r II .ums 81 Tn ID ra,s and u, der ga r.
II ell sums abovs Ten ID sr,, arieji Of six mon hs
wi be 10 ed
All peT'ons having aims again.' the e,ias, are re-
iusned 10 present them, dur s"hennca I'd, Tor ray
men; and all those in';b!td T. he -sa are hereby
required 10 make nm ds pey,n a. he .uh-~r,h-r
wishes 10 s-ulr biz sc uDt EDWIN SHELTON
-adninist ato' IF Isaac Oiiv.r deceased
O:L II 60.
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GREEN sPR1NG LAND FOR s,IF

LIZ
HR virtue 4 lhe an hori vr.ted 10 ne BY tho
ID will Of liam Morri,, d-esssed, vii. b. 90
70 she highest bidder, At the late esdeI c OF the sid
Will sGi NJ 'r is, ia h erun o, Louisa, ueAr the
Gseen SPIT. rs, on ib, "a h November ok n far #
not, 'hs mex lair day., tact OF land. 4 ab III 1900
acres, rg pat u; the land on which W ili,m Mf.
ri' ded, srss thu Of wish isrL sup. rio
The Isnd VIII e diyid,d 10 suii puI rbasen. Tno,e
dispo'.d O pu case, nv ii 10 v.rw b, land b.
fore the day OF sal. which vii be shown Il m cir a,
hy NY hroihe u" w. Norris or by NJ B., CHAM.
he Oveseer, re'i ing n he rafr.
a The ssmo time and pscr, W L. b s5ld al The stork
81 horses, cows. 'h ep AID H. pian Of N u,en.il,.
hon'rhoid ad XII Saen ius niturt, tie q cora nd
DIR, &C..
o. the ih;d Monday in oeeemb rnex, a, Coach
trast OF and inE IN GooshI,nd coun v call, S,n H.
ahs, containing 80 'crss, jm,ng ,he land, of
ph,b oil aud Uh-r,
Terms-ibe isBds sin be- po'd on a or dii NJ an
ie o, and three years, tie purcha.er+ wing fop wi n
approved security, aDd decd OF trust gu Tho land n
sesu e the paym-Lt' III y iAH due F,s a.. ns,
son"I prcyer y tdt OF we've months W az b ,iy.n
or 81. 'u.Ds $50, 10 pussassr vim. bond 70 Il
approved seenri y; Tor all OF $50 and W der b
VI De required. JNO NORRIS
Ey'or o. William Mor,l, d,.'J
VI The Charlottesville A vJoate Is r an ed N l.
sert tho above, Vfc- we'k u day Of sae and ,epd
The account 20 'he Wing iii Tor cv,le .i n
" J. IL
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE ~ !, -.
s. IL by Ane ION. IN Mehu. d.1 -

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE w n ba
s"Id oy Aue ION, on Wedue day. HE IL IA OF D.
abeT, II n, oiberw tho frat fair dsy lbereat.r
he prem'er tn; following va ,bie properly y pArt
Of h p-'-oeal estate OF the la Jane, van OF Han
oef'Vz 'he Sf"i Il corn, led, er, DAY, Sc stock OF
no s's mI'es' ca"lr atd hogs, plants oo p.em,p,s
houfeh9ld and 'shrD 'orDhuTe, s. Ca .rle., a.
br'Ty OF nearly 500 Is, but lew IN I'm al all min,
si, ard rLcIpa'iy LJ'don ,didon@.- Hosar h. g,os,
Admred pTn', scenes tt,m .raTr v Boyd,IIs,
aod 'eVefoi isney PRINT. Ois Of BrJsdwU d. grand
PidIos. qoah'i'y OF old Pi { cgeher wi sundry
other atiser, which VIII b. tALIbl.ed 20 hs d,S of
sole.
Te us--For aums above zen dollars erstt A.
ne mohs w'll To allowed purcbasr. 90 Civ ug bond
with sPprcved security; fos ihs sum uni. r ca h o
be required ard IN 30 instance is his properly to bs
removed without the terms OF sals comp led Il h
JAMES OOVAN,
ED"'D GOVAN,
ARCHIBALD GOVAN
"" IL dS--tdt
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THE UNIVERS TY.

TIE tish ,es OF TN. is i uIoD ner ced Oh
hr 10 u',. Tn DnI- Der sudenn now n sucuG-
nte, ~ hupdred and hrtv. WI h snIls excep
in, pm ny period, oi airy .e'soU have he
ouu Der ni ma 'ie"l'rs eq allied his tulleT ion
II n usual is therefore rot hdrD ly exiec ed.
The suj.ih ci iiGu.ed among Ih- several school.
q follow.
The S.brnl o. Al eli nj Ltns"ageS haO II Modem
L-Bg~ase. % M4ibena H. 55, N 'utsi Pitts p Y 40
Ct.r is ~ rnJ Ma tfi, M,drs 81, Moral Phi'osopn,
is NJ rGicn 81, Anatomy 3s, Law 23
Charlottesville .Hdyoeafe
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gNIO1ICE. Was committed I" 'he jail OF " 'irsA c.
ia Va asa runaway, on the I'D day of My la.', q
bask shunSV =, msn. b-t~stn 20 aud rs years Of AZ.
en- az, her nsme T. Nsihs, ard that se be'oDss
,ssdet by the SINE OF Rober RoberstU; AID ton ~
frntsiion he resides 10 Che'ter district G. She
sy, III said R,b,rH ON inr hassd her below Rithmond
Tbe owner OF ,sid uesr0 = desired 10 lcf@erd,
p,rve - tttpet y psy sbsses and tske her away, o.
n ,viii he desh i'h % The lev dhesis.
MOSES PALMER.
Lotloy Of IIoI,foE County.
lu, a. ~ -Vl3'
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Extract from letter received at the Department Of
: ate. from Paul Froberville. Esq. Consul OF the u.
s Tor tho Isle OF France, dated

''FUHI IOUIs, IIIN JUUt, TOOL
"An order In Council OF The British Government OF a
recon date, has been published here, which admits
Ame rio an vessels 10 trade with the Bsh Islands IN
his West indies. and o'heT OF His Britannia Najesys
possessions abroad, by which crder am informed by
the Crown Lawyer here, American vessels are permit
ted orade i,h tie Colony. hope and trust that tie
tade thus reciprocity opened between The " states
and Great Britain may ,onduce the commercial adj.
vantage and prosperity Of both powers
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a AND in tho Forks of Hanover for sale.-At Tsv
'or'yiue, Oh saturday the 18th day Of November
viii be offered for sale to the highest bidder ,be rs
nander Of my IaGd, 1853 acres, one third of which Ia
Woodland The tract includes the mansion house n =
The whole will be offered with reserved bid Of
$4,000 cash on e same, payable The lst oi August
! being PEI iuied 10 enjoy The premises the ppsuiN
year state tho reserved bid publicly, that persons
may be sss ell OF my determination sell, and also of
great bargain - ! he purchaser can be acconmodsted
with several hundred barrels Of corn stock Of various
kinds plantation utensils, &c
~ Is. For particular location see Fnauirer Seq,
Zolh and following H. j. ANDERSON
Oct' ~ 45 2t&wtd
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IA on the West side OF the Mississippi, having a
tract OF land eligiby situated for Sugar Estate and
now under actual cultivation OF the plant, with sugar
house and all other buildings requisite, the body OF land
cleared sufficient 10 raise upwards OF 800 hhds of su
gar willing TO enor INTO coparnership upon eduita-
bic aud liberal terms. with any gentleman who can
put in force OF from 30 TO ~ field bands For par
Heplars, apply 10 Col. Philip Hicks, Baton Rouge or
TO JOHN NICHOLSON .Ww O,hons.
Oct H. dSw6Yv
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EOR THE EYQULRER-

M. Quincy dddms--his grafton and idea Of Regm
pp,oey governing The eolonies.-o OF al an uid and
,udcfops toeuioes Of all siee snd ioo dcfd. Il ~
pttfon' toDsease, Mr.. Adams, Ia he gseeni t,r
'tPsafs TO be exslu'ive hsr, pr PunJer, and pc.
The goo1 seD'e OF the est portion Of h. %.
yer, nd 4 We rseosci the writer, i,s smog tool ex
emp IRON rbeiofci flourish, srs very N ish ou !.
issbs'snesd BY his isIss notions Of b. Rec 4 81 wef,
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Gen. Baldwin L'n School opened Monday
las, under LrODii,g eifeumsiSna"s. The Lun b u
Students WI wer- p-esenf al The oP-ning, under
stand was seventeen" ani uaDy more are expected.
The ntrodustHIy lecture was ma-terly eni Impre.-
sivr.-I' sk-"h no howery t'pst, Gf ease, either
the udenl o. the professor, in the performance Of
their respective dutie'; while pouf'ray. The h
aud obi IL dne meDts'o tiigent study and pa
raiior, ui h the evils attendant upon o,po souisr
strain OF the most apivaiing and al clrg ell :
qrsne". We wero pie assi 10 learn I, ON ihn lee Q
tina G-n Baldwin ia'eDds 10 iuc. ,ha !hs;uion d
highly liberal pau, that be will have The aii of
gentleman. whose pr tes'ion more tuary quahs
him the task 10 leeuIe on Mrdics' Jur sp, audience
lS!aunion Spectator
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BIGGER,S
r 3CHd.NG h & LOITERY OFFJCE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

80000 DOLLARS!--ON 2Sth OCTOBE
- PLENDlD.-Y VIRGINIA DISMAL SW AND
~ IOt1 EKY--No. 10
TO be drawn az Richmond, on Fiidav Oct as,b n,
sc Number oitefy-lO Drawn Ballots
Tie following are the priucipaI Prizes.
Prize OF S3O,AOO is AN oo
do 10000 So'10O
10 10000 IToOO
do 1900 gooo
so do roo 10000
10 90 800 5000
BESIDES many Of 500 $50 $50, &c Sc
Tickets $40 Halves Quarters 5O--Eiehths gs
IL Otders meet the ompt 9uennon, and the
ofiicsl lis, Of the drawing Tor ~afded when desired
Address mo " BtCGER
Vtl AZ Richmond VI,
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IL
Permit me through your columns TO express the very
great satisfaction experienced, on attending the late
Commencement of Hampton Sydney College. And in
express the feelings OF all who present II was
The clear sky, the pure air and bright SUM- after long
and tedious storm, brought together large concourse
OF persons from the neghbourhood and strangers and
all seemed to take lively interest in the exercises of
the OCCASION Some of the class of graduates were I'M
able to fulfil their appointments, being prevented by
sickness as was informed. But those who presen,
performed their parts we'll And the pieces re all
characterized by that cultivated and purify of sem
timent, which Indicate well disciplined and vrtuous
mind n addition 10 the regular ciscs of the class
oil graduates, there was masters Grafton, which was
very creditable TO its author.
The performances Of The occasion were concluded bv
a BdccdidtTedte from President Gushing. This last
production was one OF high order. have heard Sc
veral addresses OF the kind from OF The most dis
tngushed Presidents of our American Colleges; but
none that surpassed this in sentiment en-
lagemen of views, and in expressions OF tender regard
Tor the interests OF young men, about 10 bid final
adieu 10 their alma mater. The whole production
breathed spirit of noble devotion 10 the cause OF Lite.
nature, and OF warm and generous piey Among The
topics dwelt upon the responsible les of educated
men, tho irc log greatness OF sounfy, he .uh.
Jet OF education gen-r,Ily smtng on. sthoIs n
earring, sahbaih school. men'i9ned with p culia
emphasis and c'mmendaii)p. On tn who'll il wup
production, we'll worthy thsdiueuist I'D rrpr,sop Of
sanibor ard eaDooi soDeIuJs his brief Dos. better
than by bopi"g 1t VIII be eivsn 10 III pre.s.
Oet. Lat, 1881. f.
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FOR JIYE E.NOTTTRER


An ANEcDoTE.-The Anti-TariG Convention
quite the Lion Of the day in Philadelphia. he North
ern prints have spoken OF an interview between Mr.
Carey, the modern "Hamon," tine grea, champion of
the nck-named "Amercsn Sysem'--Gnd p. r. Bar
bour, the President of the Convention. Such in
erview did take place at of the celebrated Wstar
Parties, in the presence Of several YirgiBians other
Delegates and the citizens Of the town. These two
gentlemen got upon the great Hobby, the Tariff but
tbe cataract OF cooquy" some newspaper scrbbler
called MIR. Barbour, was Too much for the writer Of
Hamilton Whose facts and arguments both contro-
verted with so much power and elocuton, that Mr. c.
fairly drew back and with gres, deal Of good temper
declared that he could NOT cope with the Judge in hat
way; but he would write with him long as he pleas.
ed. II is said, that Mr.. James NJ GarneU who is well
known to have had long psper-war come years siace
with Mr.. Carey upon the Tariff introduced on the
evening TO him Carey with the remark Of friend
that perhaps he might assist Mr. g. the present oc-
casionM r..C. is said to have replied with the utmost
good temper, that If he helped him at this time
than he did years ago, he afraid that he would
prove Of very little assistance TO him.
VIvE La BAcATELLy
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RESULT OF BROADhOCK RACES FALL. 1881.
1T DGy-Swceps,sk two mile, heats 8 year. Old
VIM. r. ) hn'on'' .. Mary Dismal, ty
Contbton Q
I. Pu'kt'S h. T. Y, ae Nv Charles
Time 4m. 271-4 l.. IS IT ack wei and v ~ h,syy
ri Ddy-Pfopr'tto''- Pure $500, won't h~ip.
WIN X John'o,' b. IN. Aiieua, by yuginisn q
We re- old, 2 ~i'hdfswn.
VIM. Wynne's eb IT. Aurora, by Arab.4 years oil
framed.
Wm. II. MingsI sh. C Whi,eiooi by Hoppur, 3
yeafs old, I " and threw Ibs rijet-disArc.d
Thos Doswers b. IN Sa Iy Ho,nsi, by Charles 8
years old
J. NJ. S 'ideD's o. h. SgaTowSsrk. Ivy Cbnrlea, 4
yesrs old, Tell aud 'h'tw III rider dist nset.
Time 4D 3
Bird Day Jockey Clnb PuTse $500, three milo h s..
X ADAM c.. b. Anirrw, by Charles,
yeafs old 2
wm. Jobn'ou'. b. ~. Marie West, by
Marion }se oil d..
rhoma' Di'w~ll's <. q ,ysd, by Caro-.
lini,p yssrs old
job" y. WIRES .. 10. JsuiBs. by Hs1er
Sesfs Old adj,
Tine 6p--6m. g..
EE THE SECRETARY
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~ TIE SECRETARY.
TREE HILL RACts-FAI,L IsgI

NEE hill RAJ FALL 1891
LIST DGy Sweep eke ieo nie beau
Wm. J'bo 'sGm. Apsis, hy Cbatles,
yesTs old 4
OWN miog,'smb Da.baI by Archie,
". Gs cd ? 3
3 r Adams b. {. Fire F.y,by r ego, 3 years
old =
Tire In 81 =.
I'd Day. op,s e.. POrse. iv1o nile best, $500.
W. n Jobhsoi.'.s Acuers by Cha les,
yessod
>. NJ, s-I5ss's g I'm ny CbSty.
5 tSfs Old 2
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THE MADISON COUNTY LETTER
Ths tclowins esn'l,mef ,sIGz ~ 4 NJ ,rison comfy,
"he t Dds 81 rGh gettia ", shd 'h- ristds Tre-
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FISHER AYES.
Wal ham, 81 SPIT, 1881.

r. 5 NJ. A atns really ~us' ( rgst when he " lie
VIZ he il wriirg about. II u,i sCu fouud The cha
'srs OF former koks, 10 darker ages and charter only
granting special municipal privileges wub Co'ouia
shari'ts. ID es he in aliEe ihe T. India Company's
chatter, which may be HassG 20 zlbeih, Yl0tD yests
on lie came foo il h1iu which, 10 cons, quense Of
i'e wan, OF beau 60 hsdi ioa has ~ in tbs r.
maid Of 'o', '.e gave 20 hem ,be ptiv.egs OF ma
KING 'beir hu'hind1 ir-emen Of 'hsir ely? o. hc
ehar'er ct cns Il 'h' Edwards q binb> M king tie
L'rd Mayer King n London aud giving aim the sic h
Vi ha.nf stePire bOrne s!Ore hin when he is w RI
iuio flee.
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The Disturbances on the .Nada,oasta. Vague ru
mois have Tor some days crrpt into the wspapersi
speeding difficulties between the Br tish soldiers
aud American citizens, on the Madaw aska. The ~.
John Observer OF he 24h ut has the following para.
graph upon the matter:
"a somewhat martial report has for s6hs days past
been circulated, OF the invasion OF the Americans upon
our territory. correspondent informs us that some
dozen sqndters from the Sa'e OF Maine had assem-
bcd in field at Madawa-ka, aud cooy proceeded to
elect heir Magistrates and nominate their select
Our readers are aware that neither govern.
that OF the United States has yet officially
coguized the award OF the King o. the Netherlands
learn that the Americans express any DISPOSE
ton to abide by The limits assigned Them by The rter.
This attempt, therefore, by few oificous individuals OF
aine TO exercise acts oi authority ownership upon
soil, he regarded unauthorized by no Cen
eral Government of the United States, and assr-
eddy will never be tamely submitted 10 by vigi.
liant Executive"
We have not seen any account which emanates from
tue CT liens of the United States who engaged i'll
the difficulties. They might put another face on the
story, probably. Maine Argus
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TIE N';iopa' Journal say,-"We have seen pc
rsgrap n several paperS, which ions he teaih Il
Mr.. Leeompe, one Of The Ksn,ueky Msnb 'rs,f Con-
gree, the authority Of letter received in Rehot
The account has not been frmed far we have
OF the late Kenusky paper' sp ak OF j.; md
the FrALkf5r, Kep,uekiln publ he'd not far ,lani
from Mr. LIS re ijeDc-, 10 .ent IN the srL C, The
report Uusi be errooeauS. |; cana 10 ih's City in
letter from resp cabe and int lg'nt ge1 lemsn in
Georgetown Ken ueky-bui he was Ger eisly mi,ir :
formed.
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toNGKkssioNAL ELsCrioN --Th Ioow,n. 10 h.
resul o. The eise IN n,bers Il Ceng e.
or, III at:
Djsn III e. Howard, r.-eiee'rt--J In T.. II Wo :
thin ton, in The plae- of ia. U ~ l.. Mi
eh ~, re eles,ed-B. mme., c,-d-Jpu
Iced. X RI, IN III. Pee Of hard Spence, (by
nj" iy of 81 vJIe.) FsaUc. om... f. ; .cp
rhset Spigg, Coy large ~ jJi O--G-orp
Was' iuS N, re- 'ertd wit ON. Uipa iiion--J :.
spence, ihot oppo ion, in the plac~ OF L. X. Wi :
CT, W. was 10, Cat cid e-sud Dinei .uii.r
vi a. at up. osi ion, in VI Ice o. Ciemc 4 ID rsey.
Vi hese, ~ VS. an icpu q. there 'cu Tor jack
scn-Se-.t.. Howard, Wortting,o Mueh,n. and
hti!as-- be 10 Cla', z:-Srmne, sling
tor, J nirt X r., and Spe. The pol,i.. Il eh.-a.-
OF The nj jo,i terniin-d by ite fc,nty
votes BY w!ist Ksrr sueeeeGtd Sp-, Ger, III ,Lr
Ia TO; eoun ID smi-t. TBiH Republican
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We perceive that, that paragon Of politicians Is
Simpson, is still proceeding with his pretended reveal
ons-Some of his Clay brethren occasionally stoop "a
publication OF his LctersWe never sec his pure
"Whg."-In his 9Th Letter, he statss:-' Upon my
return TO Philadelphia, Immediately published in the
Mercury, Gen. Jscksons letter 10 the Tennessee Le-
eisature, and Mr.. s condemnaory remarks upon the
new cab:net"-and he accounts Tor those "conlemna-
tory remarks" of our own, by saying that seven" we
were "chaed by the general vacation OF seats that
Cured in the Senate without producing honor for
Virginia. his last statement, like most oil Mr. SIS
assertions, is untrue is directly contrary TO the facts
themselves, as they were stated by us at the time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-14

Msssrs. WIN. N. WGitILg ald J. S. Million gentle.
men OF the b. pr pose 10 tsstl.h tr-se,kly paper
at N r'o'k. under he naue OF "the VTgiuian Ey mi
ner and n o'olk Commereiai Advoca Ell wl BE-
devo'ed to the good old Principles 4 Vus,nia 81
will advoeae al al 'imes strict aud liz Il soust,ueioD
Of cons itu ous compact ad ndeavour 10 impress up
on he pub ic mind, n at HI irtperity OF the &c,
as th' psrmsnency OF the nor only be secured
by avoiding any soilii n between The poHrrs vested
in heir apr JrIiaie agpnis"
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A, '-ri 'or Ofic wa Id n A ban
IN. Y J Monday ls. Tn -aibony -7rg g
ID, issue a Ri ub iear Tnun ph tho sou,t
forces o.. ayi'nl An'i-Ma ou,y," &c.
The enrr- Jackson iek.t sucsr- ell in rec on
the five Wards Of The Ciy-vz: h ard h.
In he Sd be Ant, }, on lex ded, III d ~ IN
u 'hr dsless ion was d,v'd-d, Jackson 10 thee
opposition. The ,gkrrsa'e thow ri.eL .sk.C.
members elscied and seven oppo.i ion. L.. yea
there we're thr'esD opposition % u t., J,tk
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NEW YORK, W. T. d
Ma Robbery. Tho mail b n IA t'hy
+ Il h III wn. h,- b IN ftqNen rob5-d vi thr
Ia, an al s,euips 70 fsTro. ou' tie thie
have. n y-sterdsy. proved fru IL 's man LaUe0
ieriy ia X ~ who h,s be- H., 8 verel var
ploy-d by cJnuaeor in carrying he mail ,c +"
h.m J-rs'y Z, y, vac yesterday morning are,td Un
81 pcicn OF ber IN PRISON VITO has c, mmned .hr,'
depr' ola ions. the ares, ada unde- 'he follow
ius Il eum-:an OIe OF h ,ltiL. in the Offis-
& k- suSli pa kage Cf letters from the msIl bag
Al d Pu' 10 lis eca' pocket The Po'io az sr We
immediately NJ d. a'qnai t-s with The act, vel o.
-en' for MIR Hayr aid had / i'm Srresied H
Tor hw,b yed to Va p lice Oti4e, tut b. W 4ud
."ske aiy d s:'ou urs". He was 'hen uk.n te'or
Ju z. Is IT'S md II coGAnirrJ, he ev dence OF ,h-
,lrk.-He has ers,o'ote htrnc good character, aid
suspicion rested upon im tn no detected
in the act, The amount Ct bin dep tons cannot be
aseettain- "u,i dcuh, xc-ed. h - ssLd del
o.. Re H. men los about h huDdr I'd dollar,
,hch vas mlfed nbou: tix weeks since a Il izabsth.
T. l. 's supposed hat he has aceomplise, md
hopes GRAINED ,hai he will make isi dis
10 u'r. GG=tHc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-14

writer in the Baltimore Patriot has borrowed the
idea of %aniippehe has empted the vial of his wrath
upon our head. IL seems that remarks upon Mr..
Wirt's nomination, have offended him. He Inisrepre-
sents us, and tien abuses common practice enough
with all illiberal critics-Mr w is worthy OF a better
advocate. Mr.. w. is fine scholar, man of taste,
and gentleman This is some vulgar scrbbler,
like Curius OF the same baltimore Patriot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
Ttlt UNCONSTITUTIONAL SWbtg.
IMPORTANT LAW
Respecting Delinquent Lands in

Respecting Delinquent Lands in Virginia.
AUpiroK's OFrrcB, 4th April, 1851.
The following act, passed OH he LIST inst is pubs
iished for the information OF all persons interested
aud the public attention is earnestly invited to
several important provisions. AS sCmc time will
ccssary eapse before the lists of lands returned de-
linquent for payment of taxes can bo published
the otoncrs Of all such lands and lots that, from any
cause, may hare been returned as delinquent prior
TO 1890, would do we'll to make immediate enquiry
into the subject. Lands md lots may have been re-
turned by the Sheritls and may be in danger Of
forfeiture, whilst the present are perfectly
unconscious and unsuspicious of the fact The in
sovency ncgligencc, remote residence of former
owners may have incumbered tract of land, or lot
with single years taxation, and that single years
tardtton may leopardze the title Of the present
owner. Serious and prompt attention is therefore
earnestly invited to,the subject.
JAMES Z. HEATH,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
An hNr

10 explain an ac entitled concerning land Seinruent
m non-paymrn Of taxes andnaking disposition If certain
lands 50 delinquent and ofce7am escheaed lands f,r the
ecne Of sFiu"i and bona de holders thereof under grants
from the Commonwealth, passed a; the present session r
Assembiy.-Passcd April 9th 1881
Vbereas doubts may ause upon the construction IF the
nePnh and the iworieth sections Of the act, paesed
e present session Of Assembly entitled concerning
anh drInTuent for payment Of taxes and tlrr diao
n OF certain lands 50 delinquent and certain esrhraie5
laus' or the benefit ~ actual and bona dc holders thereof
Unoer grants om the Commonw calh-for removing such
oouD ana Explaining clearly the intent meaning
ann uect Of the said sections Of the said rcced act
% declared and enacted. That all the provisions in the
sa'o ced act conia med, which by tie said 18th section
are 0oed and declared n extend such lands as vpre
originally granted under the act passed the MAY session
% eyeneen hundred and seveuty-ne, entitled IAN ac, for
establishing land Office and aceftaDing the and man.
Ne Of granting waste and Incorporated lands" and the
u0secoeu acts on the same subject arc and shall be sppca-