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COMMISSION House.

COMMISSION TIUT Sc,
THE subscriber appreciates the confidence of the Planters and
Dealer, III Produce, manifested late winch
he ; u Partner.
will continue General Commission Business
at the Old Stand Of Branch, Uiatrcc i c.
THOMAS BRANCH
Petersburg, Jan. 10. ls;a 1J-.in
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NOTICE.
LII indebted u ficnnng w. Kelly,
n respectfully requested payment without delay
and those having claims against the will please them
properly authenticated, for payment.
HUGH n. KELLY,
EIsenior ri Hsaaimg ". Keiy drci
Nansemond County December, 1880
Dee II G5-v5w
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iTIOSThc subscriber having engaged M Peter v
T. Brown - ,rrrh s children the ensuing year, Womb Ike 10
,,jr i. ur eight boys lriers his family Ia hLs school
in ID ll.!. aa En.-i !'nrrn.ns Geography. irth
liz rs, vi i Globes, The price for hoard ill"f Washing
ana lodging, viii r lGG for the t"rn payable lii yearly me
school will commence on . day of Jaliary ana terminate
on The i day December following" Inc lndns one OF ir sum
months for vacation. Mr. Brown has been engaged III tear
pe for TIE last six or eight years and his lnr experience ami
qualifications will Doubt give entire satisfaction 10 "'e
'''' '' 49, J. D. C. BRoWS.
u n.c2 1l-NGt
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N ISSOLiTfON-The co-parnershp of Branch Rinfrre,
~ Co., of this place. and UnJree Williamson Co.. of Rich
having this day expired b. limitations the Is hereby
dissolved The Of the respective firms will be used only
necessary for the settlement q" The business Of The
late concerns. THOMAS hKhNIu,
ShMu III. WINFREE,
Jan. l. 1870 X. T.. WILLIAMSON
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscriber having associated with
him in business Mr. Henry ". ouarss, the business will
hereafter he continued the Old Stand in The and style
John THOMPSON {; Co. JOHN THOMPSON.
Jang 15-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-14

IN CHANCERY-VIRGINI..A Rics held in the Clerks office
of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Clancery OF Motto
way County, ON he day of November, 1899:
Henry White and Charles d. Mclndoe Trustees of Asa H. Per
kin-, ilalhtIS,
against
Edward l.. Ioya, Isllam 6. Iundy and Joseph R0yall
Defendants.
The Edward L. Royal not havln. entered bIs appear
security according Ia the act o Assembly, and the
rules tn. and appearing hy satisfactory evidence, thai
iiabaut Of this county: 1t u ordered that the SAID
defendant appear here The first day Of The neat April term
bill of the plaintiffs and that OF this order
be- forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer Tor two months
successfully and posted at the front door 4" The Courthouse o. tins
county \ Copy-Teste.
Dec 81 I1l-wSwl L. w. fIILGERaLb.
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IN CHiNCERT-ViasISA.At Court OF quarterly session
hold fr King William County, at The Court hosc on Tue i
day al November, 1899: .
Temple Moore Joseph Boadman, and John atcr Noc m
FAINT children said Temple C. Moore, aHt iS late WIZ, ~!
Huur.. Thomas .aI: T., Richard ana sarah faN ~
infants under years uf age except ' >u It"
siu ,n sue h .agt!n Dcwry their next friend, ftiS.:
against
john j. and Joseph H. roy. and sally Fox and Austin foN
Defendants.
The Defendants sally and Austin Fox, NJ, iaVn@ entered
,ei, ap:.r security according ~ e ac oil lsss!
ana uf this Court, and II appearing ~ s'
evidence they nnhtnnts oi Tins country j. orae
that the Defendants d. appear here ID. H dH oi hth
CuIr, bill of the Plaintiffs; and that copy 81
this order forthwith inserted in newspaper, published III
the City Richmond for months successfully, ana "si'd ~
The front door of the Court house of this COUNT:
Copy-Tcste, Ro BYRD ioLi.thp, ~ (
Jan ! 'i-Wcw
IN CHANCERY, yEGN,-.N Rules held In th- Cltrk once
n Circuit Superior Court Of Law ana Chancc Tor AN.
William County, ON the Isl day Of July, loJ9:
Robert II. Davis, f!Hi'"''
against
Baylor Temple admir- JoIn oanr, deed and in j. R"anc
Defendants.
The defendant, John ]. Roanc not having entered NJ appear
aud srciit accurin. 10 the act :" lssiel ana w
Of this Court, and appearing by satisfactory rfidt'
h. nlah:;ai II this Stat, II u ordered that liz: Si"
defendant DO appear here the first day oil the ncM term anu IN
the bill Of the plaintiff and thai acopy OF s order h i"
viii! inserted in newspaper published III the city ol ken
nun for months successfully, and posted At the oh door oil
the C0uri!lnT>e of this county. - .
at"pS-Te-tc 30. BYRD POLLARD, ~ I:
JAM 'i-"ew
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LEWIS HILL,
Produce Commission Merchant

IITUNUtC IUNHTK"STON
Richmond, IA.
ELLIS hires ont houses,
- collects claims, in the city and adjacent countless sells and
buys Stocks. Office James NJ. Radcliffe & Co.
bee 81 C9-2awiw &w3m
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walls this State that not the subjects of proper
ty and course that such crime exist in countries
where that principle prevails the felonlous stealing of
human being considered property. do not intend
here draw question the wisdom or the virtue those
States which establish opposite principle On this
subject nv opinions functonary charged with the
execution of the laws unImportan the subject
is foreign to discussion. 1T would he prcsumptu-
Gus if not diScourtcous to ntrutc them upon you.
subscribe fully TO the principle that ii of the
sence of sound construction that the obligations of the
constitution should be made 10 apply uniformly and
cauay to all the States and their citizens respectively
Such uniformity and equality permit me to say, cannot
he secured if any State extend the operation of the
provision at its pleasure Ivy making that criminal
which is not prohibited by the law Of other States
by the universal laws of civilized men.
In conclusion hope ! have not been unsuccessful in
showing that the principle have adopted is in perfect
harmony with the law of nations adopted blythe L.
gisatnre of this Stale, laid down by Vatel and
pounded by Chancellor Kent and as most safe and pro-
in reference to the rights of citizens and the harmo
nv ofthc Union While am required by the Constitu-
ton to deliver up any fugtves from justice who may be
found i'll this State charged with having committed trea
son, felony other crime IN any other State, am also
bound executive magistrate TO respect the liberty
and protect the right of the citizens of this State
admit that the Constitution Of the u States is para
mount in this respect 30 the laws of both States and the
word "crme" there employed has its meaning indie
pendent of the Legislature of either both States
The charge you prefer against three citizens OF this
State although felony in Virginia, imports no crime
in this Stale In this conflict of Legislation between
the two States have cndeavored to refer to the only
rules by which in my judgment the Constitution can
be expoundcd The meaning of the Constitution be-
ING thus ascertaned, it seems my duty to decline to
deliver the persons you demand to be carried out Of the
protection of the State of which they citizens and
tried for the offences charged upon them.
have received from the Recorder Of the city of New
York statement of his reasons for dschargng the
three persons claimed iugtves from justice Of hch
herewith transmit copy
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LEGIsLATIVE DOCUMENTS.

IOgR ESPOyDENCE BETWEEN THE EXECUTIVE OF
VIRGINIA AND THE EXECUTIVE OF NEW YORK
accompanying ,hr G0uerHorS -Nrssage)
IcoScLUpEp)
rEI
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Court OF Quarterly Sessions
and held for Louisa county the Courthouse thereof
on Tuesday, SovembeT the l2th, 1889:
James Shelton his right and committee OF William
Shelton, person Of unsouGd mind, Piahth
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24
HAvRE DE GRACE, 22d June, /,

DEAR SIR,-The boats continue to come
down the canal with vast quantities of agricul
tural and other descriptions of produce. We
have had number of arrivals to-day, loaded as
usual with flour, wheat, whiskey, coal, rye,
tobacco, iron, lumber, tanners bark, &C., sc.
Most of it is consigned to ysur city. Some of
the articles, however, go to Philadelphia, New
York, Georgetown, BrandywIne mills, and other
places
We are to have another pleasure party from
Baltimore on "Wednesday. Seymour of the
Chesapeake hotel is arranging every thing in
the best style for their entertainment. The Sus-
quehanna and its adjacent hills, never looked
Ioyier than they do at present.
The packet boat from Columbia, the other ter.
mination of the Tide Water Canal, is just in,
and reports feet of boats above, on their way
to this port
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24
WING MEETING IN BALTrMoRE

COuNTX.--A large and respectable meeting
OF the voters of the Twelfth Election District OF
baltimore county, was held on Saturday after
noon, the 10th inst. at the Blue Bal! Tavern
The meeting was addressed by Messrs BRAD
FORD, WALLIS and GILL
The following preamble and resolution were
passed by this m, ing.
Whereas, The administration of Martin Van
Buren, has been at war with the genius of our
republican institutions, and the prosperity of our
country and, whereas, measures calculated to
lesson our credit at home and abroad, to create
one currency for the people, ard another for the
Office holders, have been again and again press
cd upon the representatives OF the people in Con-
gress, assembled by Martin Van buren,; and,
wi eseas, some years since, we enjoyed sou d
currency, good markets, and labor was rewald-
ID with fair compensation; but now, owing to
the course of the administration in power. the
currency has become degraded and disordered The
price of all our productions has been greatly re-
dueed, and labor no longer produces full return.
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From the Easto1a Gazette.
WINGS OF MARYLAND, EASTERN

AND WESTERN SHORES-AND ALL
OTHERS TRULY DEVOTED TO TIE
PRINCIPLES OF CONSTITUTIONAL.
LfBERTY-ONE AND ALL, ATTEND!
A grand rally win be held at Easton, Talbot
county, Maryland, on the 18th of July next, de-
voted to the patriotic purpose of aiding in the
rescue of our country from the present misrule
and wickedness, which, like night-mare, now
paralizes the energies OF free and enlightened
people. 1t is hoped and expected that several oil
the most distinguished and patriotic statesmen OF
our country, will be present-such as Clay,
Webster, Preston, and other illustrious cham
pions of the liberty, honor and prosperity OF
their country. Again we say, one and all come
to the rescue of Jour country, and hearty
Eastern Shore a1eicome will meet you.
THE GREAT CENTRAL WING CON
yENTION FOR THE EASTERN SHORE
OF MARYLAND.-At meeting of the Wings
of Talbot county, held by adjournment, this 18th
day of June, 1870, at the ssNorth Benz, !" in Eas-
ton, the following resolutions were unanimously
passed, and ordered to be inserted in all the
WING papers of the State:
Resotued, That the Wings of Talbot county
do adopt the plan heretofore suggested by the
State Central Committee, and recently approved
at convention held at Centreville, in Queen
AIMS county, on the Sd inst. for holding GE-
NERAL WIG CONVENTION, on the Eastern Shore.
at the town of Easton.
Resolved further, That the Wings through.
out the State, and all the friends OF HARHI-
SON and TYLER, be, and they are hereby in
vited to assemble in convention, at Easton, on
on "Wednesday morning, the 18th day of July.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose Of
celebrating and interchaHging sentiments on the
present condition Of the country, and to listen to
the opinions and counsel Of able and distinguish
ed patriots and statesmen, who shall be called te
meet and mingIe with their felIow-citizens for
the great purpose Of reform.
Be it further Resolved, That Edward n. Ham.
bleton, George Dudley, Spry Denny, Tench
Tilgllman, John Fl. Harris, Joseph Bruf, Thos
e. Nicols, Nicholas Goldsborongh, William H.
Groome, Samuel Mackey, Jassb c. Wilson, s.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24
HARRISON MEETING AT ROCK
WILLIE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND.
From the Rockville Journal.

= Il L
On Saturday last, the Wing Convention met
at this place, and was the occasion of large
assemblage of the people from all parts of the
county At an early hour number of citizens
paraded on horseback in front of the courthouse,
and proceeded, under the command of Col. w.
M Steuart, who had been appointed marshal, to
meet the people, who bringing in a log
cabin from Middlebrook. The procession was
met about four miles out, when il was received
with enthusiastic cheers by those who had gone
to welcome them in, and was then addressed in
a spirited speech by the marshal. The whole
were then formed in column, the escort in adj
banners and martial music. Some of the BAN
ners very handsome, particularly one,
which we understand was made and presented
by OF the ladies. There were about two
hundred and fifty horsemen in the procession.
The cabin was real one, hung round with pic
lures of cold Tip" and skins of ssvarmints~ hav-
ing plenty OF hard cider inside, and the ssstars
and stripes" floating over it. After moving
through our principal streets, the procession was
halted in the pubic square, when the assemblage
was briefly but eloquently addressed by Richard
|. Bowie, Esq, the Wing elecroral candidate for
this Congressional Di triet About two o'clock
meeting was organized by the appointment of
Col. Steuart, chairman, and Messrs. Lyde Crit
fifth, and William G. Colt, secretaries, and adj
dresses were made by the Hon. MIR. King. of
Georgia, the Hon. MIR. Biddle, of Pennsylvania.
the Hon. MIR. Afford, of Georgia, the Hon w.
Cost johnson, land MIR. Bear, the famous seBuckev
Blacksmith = of Ohio. 1t is not for us, as neu-
trail journal, to comment on the subject matter
OF the several speeches, further than to saw that
1t the enthusiastic cheers which often INTERRUPTED
the speakers, be evidence, each gentlemen ac-
quilted himself In manner highly compliment
tary 10 the party whose cause they espoused.
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U S. BGnk-The Board of Directors of this Institu-
ton have resolved that all the officers and clerkshps
except the Presidency be vacated the Both june for
the purpose of making organizations include
about veeishts of the present number of officers at
salaries of about twenty per less than those
paid. The saving TO the Bank will be one hundred
thousand dollars per annum.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

appointments BY the Governor Of Neo York, june H.
Brantz Mayer, of Baltimore; Eieazer X. Foster and
Charles Robinson, of New Haven, and Thomas Curry,
of New Orleans, commissioners in and for the respec-
tive of Maryland, Connecticut and Louisiana, to
take the acknowledgment and proof of Deeds and 9th
writings under seal, to be used in this state under
the authorize the appointment of commissioners
to take the acknowledgment of deeds, &C., passed May
ID. $50.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

Connecticut Registration Ld'e.-The Legislature of
Connecticut their last session. passed aaw by which
tile selectmen and Town Clerk, are required make,
previous to every annuel State election, and every cleo
ton for choice of electors list of the legal voters and
for that purpose to be constituted board of regis
aon of which board the Town clerk to act clerk
Copies of the list of required be posted up
previous to each election, in manner similar to that
required by law in this siate.-Bostor. Daily .4dr,
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Horrible result Of I'temPeranee-A man fell from his
wagon Herkiner county, N. " last week in state
of intoxcaton. His leg caught in part ofthe
gon. and he dragged past his house, when his
leg torn from his body and his mutiated remains
left lying in the road
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

DR.. George Mcclellan, of Philadelphia, recently per
formed for the sixth time the important operation of
moving the parotid gland entire. This gentleman is
stated to he the first person. either in this country
in Europe, who ventured upon the execution of this
operation with success and he has succeeded every
instance in restoring his patient to health. The gentle
man, Mr.. Daniel Paynter, whom the recent opsra-
zion performed, is 81 years of age He was affect
ed with Hamatomes of the Parotd Gland.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

The British steameTs-The britannia, one of Mt.
Cunard's line, is advertised to leave Liverpool for Hall
fax on the LIST Of July. The British Qeen was to leave
London for New York, on the same day The news aud
powerful steamship President, Capt Fayrer, was ex-
pected to be ready leave Liverpool for New York, on
HE LIST of August.
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Stephen R. Roe, Captain, and James Gibson, Pilot, of
the Steamboat De Wit Clinton have been held bail
in New York, in the SUN of $1,000 EACH to answer the
charge OF having wiIfuly and malieiously INTO the
Steamboat Napoleon, thereby endangeng the lives of
the crew and passengers.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

The Crops Of TeIas.-A late number of the Austin
Gazette says: tat the fairness the Colorado, in the
neighboroed of Bastrop willing to contrast for the
sale of their crops of corn, at the rate of fifty cents par
money, PER bushel The yel6of the early crops on the
Colombo sEiH this year be iInmense.,,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

Defence Of Com. EzlioH.-Mr. Dallas, counsel for
Com. Elliott, read his defence to The Coun Martial,
on Saturday. After the reading the Court remained in
private session time, and without agreeing upon
verdict, adjourned to Monday yesterday morning.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24
E,nm the Ner ORIGINS Sllr,.
10000 shares.

The total amount of bills and notes discounted pro
tested and unpaid since I2h March, 1882, is Sl9669
Of this sum S75O 900, estimated to be good; Sl24sO
doubtful; 8, $40 ba,i.
This bank must have been well managed TO have
made only loss of $4,000 eight years. and that in
period before equalIed in this any other
try for commercial misfortunes and bankruptcy.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

Mrs. Matilda w. Moore, of Washington strees New
York, young married woman only 20 years Of age,
died day ago, in consequence of having taken
an overdose of oil of tansy.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

The United States Revenue fer the first five months
of this year, amounted to $780, 3ItLe customs
mounting teS6 ,O9O ISL. This shews a remarkable di-
intuition of imports.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

Two OF the tbellers of the Rev Mr.. Verrea, have
been eommitted to prison for want of bail The third,
man named Colon, had NOT been arrested on sasnIday
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

The New York State Canal Tolls for the secon,
week IN June, were s4s, 1872 30.
The Great Western arrived out in l4d days.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

The small pox has broken out in the Islands Of Barba
does and ST. Vincent, and is spreading 10 an alarming
extent.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE "a

The editor of the Pilot wishes to obtain cspy
of the Globe, and would be greatly obliged to any
one who will sell or lend him file of that paper.
If one so disposedhas not the whole file, he would
be gratiIied to get any part Of it
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

Cape May.-The steamboat Ohio, leaves Philadelphia
Tomorrow, Thursday her first trip to the Cape
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

The Charles Carroll viii leave Philadelphia TO NOR
for another excursion to Havre -de-Grace.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

DTomned-A lad about 10 years of age. of widow
Parker in Sixth, below Lombard street. Philadelphia,
was drowned on Monday in Shipper street dock.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

have the honor TO be, with great considera-
ton and respect, sir, your humble servant,
w. Fl. HARRISON.
To the Hon. Sherrod Williams.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

The Great Western will sail from New York for Bris
tol on the LIST July.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

row for another excursion to Havre -de-Grace.
Drowned-A lad about 10 years of age, son of widew
Parker, in Sixth, below Lombard street. Philadelphia,
was drowned on Monday in Shipper street dock.
The Great Western will sail from New York for Bris-
toll on the LIST July.
Flour at Cincinnati, latest dates S3,l2a.
The recent Harrison Convention in New Hampshire,
was of the largest held in that State About
Il, 900 persons marched in procession
|
4 man named William G. Glover, dieda New York
on Saturday last from internpemnce.
Texas Treasury Notes were selling at Houston on the
Sd inst. at from Ia 10 I6 cents on the dollar.
|
The Park Theatre been closed for the season. for
want Of support.
The steamboat Unicorn arrived at Halifax from Bos
ton, in IS hours.
Booth is performing at the Walnut street Theatre,
Philadelphia.
10000 sheep was shon in Nantucket, on Wednesday
last
The Hon. Edward Kent, has been nominated as the
Wing candidate for Governor OF Maine.
Fanny Elssler had another crowded house on Satur-
day night at Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Taglion has returned % London and re-appeared at
the Opera Hsuse.
Charles Kean appeared at the Haymarket the 1sf.
| of June, In The part OF Hamlet.
The Bosionians are about giving complimentary ben
TO F. g. Hill.
The Ramsgate, (English) Bank recently stopped pay
ment. Liabilities f40,0eo-assets over $4,000.
The registered voters of Ireland 60 s07 the popu-
la.ion nearly 100000.
grea. Harrison meeting was recently held al Holli-
dayzbazz, Pa.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

The recent Harrison Convention in New Hampshire,
was one of the largest held in that State About
L, 900 persons marched in procession.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-24

a man named William C. Glover, died at New Yorl
on Saturday last from interhpeance.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-13

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