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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-24
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Inc San:,,ns Co"'mmees OF ne House were am
day " aas' &, r,,.:.1.
k Rns, Hard Burns, ksore Buchanan Ma"'y and
0 1rays 1.d M'ass-- NIes'r =: Camlreeog Nc.
Mns' h"ya''' O"rwn, Sonnsoms os tenn, smith, 81
Me-; Lawrence" -, st Macs; ingersoi, and Owens
C'@.m-me n r Banks;
Chambers, Of Ky. :.
~ Commeree;1s so'hef4and r.nckney,
ham, q Corn, c9sh@an, End McKsoa. i ~ ~
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amS. ~. u, LMco'"' Ga:ey. Mem""n' Doniap, Chsi'-
MAJ, n "@n "a. t pnss :. m u.s., D., p.a
Rrigss; Lapor,e Hall ofv,, Manu. Of N. Y. Cieve-
land, Frenchs Sh,eids, as'tf Hopkins. So
Tor me U.safse5 o. CoiI"S1..M w. -.
" o. H s ss sss 'T ssss..y Thomas,
Jo"ss ofva aDd Marin. N'oef''o"' fsy'o"'
Oh Revolutionary Claims.-- Messrs MuhtenhurR,
Crane, S'aniiier, Turri, Kinnard, Beaumont, Craig,
On Public Erpe'tditarss Messrs. Page, Clarke, Of
lev, White, and Weeks. - 1872 -es ." !" l'Ti
Patterson, CHAMBERS Of Pa, May, Garland, Of Va,
| Hammond, 1fi6n,smaa. and Lasler. a ~, =
/ On ManMfacfrress-Messrs. J.. q. Adams Denny,
Dickerson. MeComas. Wshs.ers Gideon Lee, Judson :.
Holsey. and Granger. RI
On Agricalfnrc. ..aiessrs. Bockec Benn, Rnane,
or Indian A6airs.4...idss'rs iself McCar,y, Eser-
eli, Graham, Ashley, Haynes, Lyon, Ha@es, amG Cha
ney: ..,.. - ,..,a...s 4 ..ssyf .},s,.s
I'm Military Atafrs.-Messrs johnson, OF ken-
Bssss, HKay Anthony, and Dro,asooIe. "'' '"s''
On che Mititia, .-Messrs Glascock. Henderson.
WIN. =. Fu"er' Wagoner, Ca'noun o. Mass, Joshua
Zee Of New York, Garter, Coles aud Williams Of Of
On Navaf. s-Messrs. Jarvis. Milligaa, Lam,
sing keed, Grayso''' ParKef' WesesfAsD ana Grani-
"'. MASON of Virginia.
Hdwnfd, Campbell, Crnmer, Hamer, Allen 81 Ken.
ltucky, Parks, Gushing, end Jackson Of Georgia. q
On the leSritories essrs Patton. Potts. Brown.
Fowler, Pickehs, Sprague, Pearce o. Maryland Bor.
den. and MontgomeIy.
On Revolutionary Prnsioes.-- Messrs. Wardwall,
gensn.i,h, Bond. and Fry.
On lMUGsid PeasiOns.-. MeasFa Miller Of Pennsyi-
xaais, Bsss.. Eyans Of Maine, Schemes, Isylag IF
M New. os9; tp..t " - ~ s"''s ''"', Do"Oeu"y'
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a. ~" Hape - SIs.a".t -" c.iI,.rn ~ M H.. M
Y m.r.;. ana SictIss. - ~ 800.
1 On ErDsrdSiures in The Treasury Deparfnyspf.-
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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-24
re stn II / NOTICE.

GIX months from the date hereof are nj.
- lowed by the Hon. Court Of Prahata lbr
the District IF Sharons for the creditors Of the
estate Of ELIZABETH BOsTWICK.
late Of Salisbury, in said district. decreased. 10
exhibit their claims against the same to The,
subscriber, 4 All persons indeBted to said es-l
tale ara requested 10 make payment TO, 3ssolq
RoBERT BosTwicK. Admin'r. .ea
SalisLury.s Mount Riga,.
M DocesnIsr x 14a5 (@ 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-24


The /" Otigisnl Message' Of The PsesisIenr. Which
we have given-on ihe preceding psge. will we drink
he read wi,h pleasure by sbe majority Of readers
40 a happy his what nigh, be expected from An.
drew Jacksoa xhen NOT surrounded by his copriiers
at w .shsagton. II ceriaiasy is in ihe style Of
some Of Ire letters which lave seer Iearine his
signature and ssttsa BY hi, ihamihe long document.
in the shape Of messages and which he has been
made shs organ Of communicating 10 the pabiic Ia'
some years pas,. Still, ws would NOS speak dspara
Ringy Of his messages: il 10 no donbi bis day vel
as his privilege 20 employ uae@bsss of his Cabiasr
aller writers than himself pas icgesher parts Of biz
assual commapicssioas 70 The people. s
This OsiRinas ms-~ass shssl6 he credited 70 ne N
T. Herald the editor sf which tBeasei'l was farmer
b., and we doni know but 10 now. oae ofthe Grmes
and ablest supporters Of the President he eanao
therefore say miae enemy hath done this tliing"
The aEksv.--Wednesday % lass week ~as os'
Of the eodsst days ever experienced In hs climate
A, saasss shs mercury Stood indiasEsn, thsrmameer
from 1910 % deevses below ssss; as sooa a1SW II
below during the day did not Siss shove below, and
In The evening from I6 10 % below. Mes, morning
10 below, NJ sosa aad aight ut seFo Since thea W
have had eight Ilaw, and noe Il s Gne winner wen
thor and good sIsishinR. BU'-wa see isw pIsasus,
parties iamouioa. What 10 the Feas0wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13
Locus, Grove, near White Stone,
Lancaster CO.. Va, Nov -. 3D.

a. ALE OF LAND in Henrico Couaty-Pursuant 10
~ the provisions and directions OF the County Court of
lienrico, pronounced the 9th day of October 1885,
in canse therein depending, in which Williamson Allen
and others plaintiffs and Jane Ann Clarke and others
are defendants, shall, the Commissioner named in
the said decree proceed SELL Saturday the 2Sh day
of the present month, at the hour of o'clock, p NJ
public auction, the premises, TO the highest bidder
Tract of Land, containing about hundred and seven
acres, in the county of Henrco the road leading to
Williamsburg, from the city of Richmond, and eight
miles below the latter city On this land there is small
and comfortable dwelling house, and the usual and me-
cessary outhouscs There about fifty of the
land cleared and the remainder of the same is toerably
well wooded Terms of the sale-One moety of the
purchase money TO be paid in cash. and credit of I2
months will be allowed for the other mocty the purchaser
executing his bond for the credit paymentan the title
to the land TO be retained further security for such
credit payment WILLIAMSON ALLEN, Com'r.
Nov. IL. 55-2t"
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REC9gypg OVID,
Hp LAND FOR sALE-The |

HD APPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE-Thc
h q subscriber offers for sale Tract of Land lying on
the North bank Of the Rappahannock, containing about
400 acres; the greater part of which is cleared and en-
closed the residue is covered with chestnut and pine
timber II is supposed that the general advantages of
this farm equal those of any other on the river
situated within miles of the Chesapeake Bay and with
in three of an established Steamboat anding-and pro-
dnce is sent TO Baltimore by water at per bushe
The soil IS light finely adapted to the growth of corn,
cotton, clover, sweet and Irish potatoes &c, and is
in the midst OF gcntcel peaceabc society is said 10
be the healthies in the neighborhood, commands
tensye land and water prospect and the river passing
immediately before the door, abounds with oysters and
fish, in rich yarieya valuable shad and herring fishery
may easily be established The above property can be
purchased for $500 The subscriber can be seen on
the preinises--or communications addressed TO him. at
White Stone, will meet with prompt attention.
II. w. ii. BRENT.
Locus. Grove, White Stone,
Lancaster CO., Va, Nov. 10. 55-wJw~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

HNRUTT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. &C.
n WIN. PRfScE q Sous, Proprictors Of the Linnman
Garden and Nurseries, Flushing, offer for SALE by far
the most extensive assortment of Fruit trees in the
Union, and they furnish Apple, Pear Peach and
promptly into bearing The Ornament trees are Of The
largest SIZE suitable for the immediate establishment of
Pleasure Grounds, for Streets, Avenues &c Also,
immense collection Of Green House plants Bulbons
flower roots and herbaceous Towering plants A
most extensive assortment Of Garden, Agricultural and
Flower seeds growth Of 1850 and at very moderate
prices.
Catalogues may be had, gratis, Of the subscrber-and
orders left with him will have due attention.
Italian ditto, at reduced prices. JAS WINSTON.
November g. 53-Gt
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asY gTrCEssE * C0GK.l

aVhe ENQUIRER is published twice week, generaily and
times State Lcgatuio-
rise shc Five Dollars IN nd
chartered spcceayng banks only VIII be 70
payment The Editor. will guarantee Che safety OF remit
all letters being paid by the writer's
~ paper discoataucd the discretion OF the
r. ltors, all arrcaragcs have been paid up .,
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers, sh"
have the ten,h gratis. .......1
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
square, - cents each continuance
nscod untiiit has either been ad o
assulaed BY in this city or its cnviFons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

NAN. McCRERY, Drapor and Tailor respectfully
w calls the attention Of his customers and the pub
lie generally, to view his Of GooDs Just re-
ceved He pledges to distant customers, who cannot
view in person. assortment superior in quality and
riey and not excced by any in the Union All orders
shall receive his strict personal attention.
Richmond. Oct. 90. A5--St
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oNoMY!-soUTHERN ECONOMY

CONOMY!-SOUTHERN ECONOMY
FENHE subscriber having determined to purchase Ii
FL and CoTTOS RAGS for the of the Richmond
Franklin Manufacturing Company, would advise all per-
IN Virginia. and all the Southern States to We what
they throw away aud forward them to him where
they will receive the highest prices in cash groceries
A. JONES,
Corner of T. and 9th street.
Richmond Va, Nov. 3. 52-Gt
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TER GEVeE.T,
vrncISiA LAM orrrcr, }

olSL OcfOOcr, 1850
conformity to an act of the General Assembly, en-
m titled An Act 10 reduce into act the several
acts concerning Escheators passed the 9th January
ielo, hereby make known To those whom il may CON
Germ, that it appears by the Certificate of James Raw
lings, Escheatpr for the City of Richmond that by in
QUESTION and otFce found this I'd day OF October 1885
certain lot OF ground of which NIargaretta West died
seized situated the north side of ii street in the city
OF Richmond, between the lot of the Trustees OF the
Monumental Church, on The northwest and street Sc
paraiing from the First Baptist Meeting House. the
south east, and fronting al ~ feet on said II street
hath duly escheated TO the Common vealth of Virginia
Nov. g. 5o-iSt
"A 5 by our notice of partnership of the 3lst Dec
IVA 1882. no person of the of Harrison was
partner Of the firm of Rogers Harrison x Gray and
with the view of cnrailing the signature of the Firm
under which we then proposed doing business this
place, we have concluded to drop the Harrison
and the business after LIST day of January next will be
carried on under the firm of Rogers 81 Gray who have
been and arc the only partners parties TO the late firm
Of Rogers, Harrison ~ Gray.
LEWIS ROGERS,
JAMES GRAY.
Richmond, Oct 20, 1885. 5l--6t
q & J. WARWICK offer for sale
IA Madeira wine, in dem johns and boxes 9 doz each
Ditto do. in hhds. and quarter casks,
Ditto do. low priced ditto do.
Fort wine in hhds. and quarter casks,
DITTO IN loxes of = and 3 doz bottles each,
100 boxes Tin plate G and X,
Sheathng copper,
Also Just rcecioed
London Brown Stout and Porter, in quart and pint
90 baskets Lion brand Champagne, quarts,
20 do. Crossbow do dc. do.
10 do. do. do. do. pints
Richmond, November TO- 54-4t1
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a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Tbe snb.
IA scriber Offers for sale his tract Of Land lying in te
county Of Chesterfield eight miles above Richmond and
within half mile Of James River containing $50 acres
OF about equal portions Of cleared and wood land This
Farm has been so improved by careful management and
the Of clover and plaster, that nearly the whole oft
now produces clover kindly About 20 acres are good
creek meadow part Of which is in herds grass
and produces fine crops The wood has just been
cleared away from 80 of good tobacco land which
may be brought into cultivation with very little labor
The wood land is valuable from its contigny to
the River and The facility with which Use wood can be
carried 70 Richmond. The wood is worth 80 cents
per cord il stands the land and for the
sale Of several hundred cords AZ that pce annually
nov be made The improvements are nearly new, and
sufficient for The comfortable accommodation Of lam
ly. The situation is healthy and the water fine During
my absence, applications may be addressed to my bro
Their, Col Peter r. Smith, Of Manchester (who il fully
empowered to sell and convey the land 10 my Mana
ger, Mr.. Thonns Cheaham, upon the promises, who
will show the land to persons disposed 70 purchase t.
JORDON SMITH.
p ST. wish also to sell &c acres Of land upon most
Of which the wood is standing lying within three and
half miles Of Manchester, adjoining the lands Of Mr..
Green Hail. Mr. Fisher and others. j. S.
Oct 20 4S--N
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r. ESkOES FOR SALE,-Wiil be sold publicly 10
we highest bidder, for cash. at the House Of Mrs
Sc DOC ~ the county Of Goochland Friday tho
&v.n november next, 30 80 valuable slaves belonging
70 'he estate 81 the late Geo w McIein deed They
are very hSeiy. EDM'D. GEORGE, adur
syto of Gc0yge ~ McLeia deed
h'ofetHoef D. 52--1ts
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&16AA REWARD for wAsn!SoToX who went

&HdAN REWARD for wAsu!soToT, who went
~ IL wv oft on the 9th inst: he is toeraby like
~ negro about % years DID, has full eyes, and down
look when spoken to- his left hand mostly; he had
OH when he went off, suit of homespun clothes, with
an old white wool hat. have reason to believe he will
try to make off for free State and has probably gotten
free papers from free negroes working the Rail-
road, or has pass written by in the neigbo
hood There are now a number of the Railroad hands
travelling about, and would be well keep look out
for him. will give the above reward. if taken of the
State or $50 if taken in the State and secured in any
Jail, or delivered to me, at Taylorsville.
November TO- [54-6tl WIN. ID. TAYLOR.
YHyO TIMBER DIVERSIFIED will be wanted
a at the Penitentary, for the ensuing years opera
tions the following quantity and description of timber,
viz:
5000 500 S 5Ss' J inch ~ ye0" pine a. plank
5000 do. 81 do do.
1000 do. 58 do. wide and crOOkcd-edged, for wag.
800 do. inch yellow poplar plank,
500 do. 3 do ash plank,
1000 do. 3 do white-oak do
500 do. l,2 do. do. do Tough, clear of knots
700 S 6ciot DO szle,,. So. do and shakes
100 gum or elm hub blocks,
5000 wheel sP9kes, of tough white oak,
5000 wheel ieloes, good willow oak,
100 pairs of hame tmbers, of tough white oak roots
cords split white oak, l3 feet long, w.
do. do. do. IL do. iouhhg'
I &c., DO. hickory sS do : 3d. knots HSs: .
The whole to be delivered by the of March, 1886
intcndent of the Pcnitentiary.
THoS G. MONCURE, Gen. Ageni.
Oct. %. l0-6t
HRON sTORE.-We have il store u large and we'll
n selected assortment of Iron, to which daily
adding by receipts per almost every packeand offer at
very low prices, 200 tons OF the following description,
viz:
FLAT-English, Swedes, Country and Ulster, almost
every size.
RoUND-English, swedcs and Ulster, from Id to di-
ameter.
sQUARE-English, swedcs and Ulster from Ia to 4
diameter
OVAL-7-S oval Ulster Iron,
Box, band, sheet hoop and plating Iron,
Nail Rods spike rods axleree mouds for coach makers,
Crow Bars.
STEEL.
tons best American bstered Steel,
Ia do. do. English do. Ill stampO
do. spring steel, from l-2 to , ID
l2 do Sanderson & Bros. best Cast Steel ofthe usual
variety Of sizes.
do Palmer Mould Boards from No. 1 to 3 I-2.
AXES-Sinmons d Beers make.
WORTHAM, McGRUDER 81 co.
Nov. g. 52-IF
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pro tenpoye Of Tie Board IF Trustees.
ember ~. 65-2aMSw

NH ESSRS. Rice Ne,eman Seth II. Meade, adrainis..
1Vh traitor de bons non eff Moses MITCHELL TfnOfhv
o CaiidghaH John LeQh, Guardian ad Item for Jesse
Mitchell, and George Mitchell
GESrLEMEN-'Take notice, that we shall either our
selves or by Attorney the 22d day Of December
1885 between the hours Of O'Clock in the morning and
o'clock in the evening, in the Tavern, at Amelia Court
House State OF Virginia proceed 70 take the Dispositions
Of Henry IL Souhall, Anderson Tucker, Peter Burton
Matthew Allen, Robert Mann and Others in relation 10
certain matter now in controversy in certain suit in
Chancery IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for the county Of Amelia In which We Inc
undersigned, plaintiffs and yourselves defendants
II aaid dispositions not taken on the day above mem
toned, they will be continued from DAY 10 day imme.
dioey following, at ihe place and between the same
hours, at which time and place you can attend IL YOU
think proper WILLIAM II. ROWLETT
MARY N. A. X. ROWLETT.
November 10 55-w4,v
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BOARDING.--Afss .Marg Tarner, at her BOARDING.
nB House. the Main street. "a few doors below the
street leading TO MayOs Bridget will have by the meet
lngo the Legislature several rooms gcniecy furnished
winch will enable er accommodate eight or ten mem
ocrs with comfortable board aud lodging 81 per
one would also embrace this opportuntyto soy to her
country friends and the public ia general that she can
will give satisfaction
November 18Th. 1896 55-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

N OTlCE-A petition will be presented to the next
Ia Legislature of Virginia for the formation of new
County out Of that part of Halifax County lying South
Of Dan River.
Oct. u. 50-uD
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VOLUME XxxHE.--No. 5J.

3 What the extent and duration of the alvan-
tages OF Importation, offered by the United States
turn Tor the privileges assured to navigation in the
ports of Louisiana
special commission was charged with the solution
at these questions ltconsisted OF Yscount Lame Peer
OF France; Messrs. George Lafayette, Besay, and De-
iesser members of the Chamber of Deputies; NJ. d'Au-
dfTet, President of the Court of Accompts: and NJ P
chon, Councillor of State The Of these gentle
sufficient of themselves TO prove the intelligence
and independence of the Commission.
Aer long investigation and discussion, this commits
sion reported the 18th of Oct 1890 1t presented the
same results at which the last Minister of the Empire
(CauaincoUr Duke of Vicenza) had arrived in his
poit of January 18th, 1914 1t justified the DEGREES Of
blockade on the same grounds, and admitted for the
decentralization. Ahcr having established the cate
gores OF admissible elams the Commission endeavor
ed to form estimate of their INT il tried 10
FIX upon sum, in order 10 have this long evaded
negotiation seriously opened. But this not in
eurdence with the plan which had been traced
The Minister had asked its opinion the adniissiby
of the cacgores elasscs their Importance and
therefore, The lists, which TO n basis for
making ont the of the claims had been laid
before it, In order form estimate, says the Re-
port complete official lists of all the American prizes
should have been sent 10 us, which not done. The
list received from the Department of Foreign Affairs
and those furnished by the other Ministerial Depart
mcnts, imperfect and incorrect Their incomplete.
ness arises from the fact that the Imperial Government
had always restrained, within very circle the
iDdemnifcaopS which it might eventually make to the
United States and its lists made accordingly.
For want oil documents more exact and complete the
Commission obliged to be content with lists, of
which it acknowledged tire iDsufciency These lists
are the which had served the basis of the Duke
Ncenza Report, and which he himself had declared
be incorrect this may be from the following COM
p0rson OF their two schemes of settlement:
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az Some of the parties TO the above suit not being
inhabitants Of this State, hereby notify that have APP
pointed the third Monday in January, 1886, being the
18th day thereof, to attend 20 this orderand that
quest all concerned TO attend at my Office, Prince Ed
ward Courthouse the day mentioned at ~ o'clock
Nov. 10. VIM. BERKELEY Comm'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

nj OTlCE-A memorial will be presented 10 the nest
" General Assembly of Virginia praying the pas
sage Of Law for The removal Of the seat Of justice of
the county Of Hanover, to central and con
venient location than the present.
September Is. 30-tr
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Scheme IF Settlement propsscS Jy
the Commission in as Report II
October III, 1880.
FIRST CategOry--List ?.
Vessels seized before they were
informed of the Berlin and Mi
Ian DEGREES, that is to say, with
in eighty days after their publi-
cation, l,C75,G66 &C
Vessels seized in
Spain, at ST. Sc
bastian's-List 3, 7,29Q,o5l OIL
Vessels detained in
FIaace--List7, S06,753 81
Second Category.
Vessels sequosterud
after November
ISlO--List 3, l,77l,5 $50 10
7hVd Category.
Vessels burnt or sunk
ut sea--I,ist7, 2,l94,T35 %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

Scheme If Settlement proposed BIZ
ho DaGo n PiecRze, an his Re
port u january ID, 1914.
Vesscis seized before receiving
c,aos, 100000
Vessels seized Il, St. Sc
bus,iOn's, 1890, 900
Vessels soquesiered rr-
ter Nov. ls', lslO, ] ,soJ,O0JI
Vessels sunk OF burht at
sea, 1900, GOO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

RI OTICE.-A petition will be presented to the next
Legislature asking release Of the Common.
wealth right Of any she has) TO me- Of house and lot
in the city Of Williamsburg in my possession
DELLA PALMER.
Oct. -. 50-St
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EN- CHANCERY-YIR oINIA.-At a Circuit Superior
d Court of Law and Chancery, held for Prince Edward
county, the 2Sth day of September, 1885:
Peter Grigg, Eek or. Of Edward Jones, decd Pltf.
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The parties to the above suit hereby notified, that
shall attend at Charlotte Court House, the 10Th day
of December next between the hours of 10 and o'clock
10 carry the above order into effect; which time and
place the parties requested 10 attend with such evil
dence and vouchers they may think proper produce,
in order TO adjustment of the accounts.
JOHN MORTON, NJ. C.
Nov 10. 55--w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

"a OIlCE-A petition will be presented to the mex
Legislature Of Virginia, praying for precinct cleo
ton at william lrwins Tavern, in the lower section of
Cumberland county. 40 October 9.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22
 FOREIGN N.

From. Franee. ship CbarIemagne, capt Pierce, from Havre, brings Paris dates to the 10th Of March. -N. Y. Ere. Stnr
 The active measures of the new Span- ish minister of war, promise, with Mina's cooperation, 10 put a speedy termination to the troubles of Navarro and Biscay.
 General Lauder is securing the moun- tains of Catalonia.
 Fl Pastor IS gone to rise the blockade of Elisondo.
 The Archduchess Maria Louisa, widow of Napoleon, did not arrive at Vienna until few hours after her fathers death.
 The first acts of the new Emperor of Austria are generally approved.
 N. Fulchiron being the deputy at whose house the doetrinaire members assembled in caucus, the new ministry is called Fulch- iron Ministry.
 The Courier Francois, of course, pre- diets the fall of the cabinet.
 The winter in Sweden has been so mild that sledges have been scarcely in use.