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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
OLD WILLIAM AND MARY

We take grea, pleasure in stating, upon very
recent and reliable information, that this venera-
BILE institution has opened under mcsl faering
auspices and, if present appearances do mol de-
ceve, there is every reason 10 believe that there
will lie greater number of students Ibis course
than have assembled here Tor some years past
The people of the Stale will rejoice 10 learn,
that the two leading Colleges Of The Stale, The
University and William and Mary, have with
stood the "Vandal" attacks Of The Demagosue,
and, in the very "crisis OF their fortunes" have
received The support of our citizens. Their pre-
sent prosperous condition is the best response TO
all The absurd and factions charges hurled against
all Colleges. 1t gives proof OF sound and healthy
slate of the public mind, and demonstrates con-
clusively, that Virginia isprepared 10 sustain her
own institutions OF learning, fully equal as they
are 10 those Of any other Stale. The generous
maintenance Of The Colleges now in successful
progress, is The best guarantee and the most pow
eriul auxiliary of The noble movement now being
made 10 extend The blessings OF Education TO all
classes and 10 all sections.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

The trial OF Hunter Hill, for The murder Of
Col. r. R. Smith, commenced on Monday, be-
fore the Superior Court for Nansemond county,
Judge Baker. Hills friends employed four law
yers TO defend him, viz: Col. Millson of Norfolk
City, Messrs. Atkinson and Hayden of Isle Of
Wight and Robert L. Prcniis OF Nanscmond.-
Col. VIM. c. Parker, the Commonwealth At
torney, conducts the prosecution. and is assisted
by Tazewell Taylor, Esq, of Norfolk City, as as
sociate counsel. To the indictment the prisoner
responded "not guilty" After great difficulty,
jury was empannell,d late on Tuesday. -Four
witnesses only were examined, and the Court ad-
journed at 10 o'clock, P. NJ Many more wit
nesscs arc in attendance, and ii was thought this
trial would fill upthe whole of the term.
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HENR1co EDUCATION MEETING.

The following is list OF names to fill the blanks
of the different committees appointed by resola-
lions OF The Education meeting of Henrico
Delegates 10 The Conrent,on-Dr. X. Cauihorn
VIM. ID. Sims, Anthony Robinson, Jr., Peter '
Daniel, jr, John NJ. Bolts, Thomas ). Yves
George B. Poinde1ter, John M. Gregory, Jesse
F. Reese, Sherwin McRae, Dr. Garnet, Robe'
A. Mayo, Philip Tabb.
Corresponding Commiite-Chas. B. Williams
DR.. Robert Johnston, James A. Fulton, Rev; Mr.
Mebane, Colonel George Nj. Darlington, phiiiE
Mayo, VIM F. Gum, Mai. Edmund Christian
Gen VIM. II. Richardson, VIM. b. Randolph
DR.. Metarl. John B. Young, Dr. Thos Pollard
Committee 10 Collect FRnds-J. B. kecsee Jno
w. Fnssel, VIM. Gay, E. X. West, Albert Al
kin, Williamson Allen, John Carter, Joseph Z
Haley, Geo. &. Reed.
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POETRY.
INTEMPERANCE.
,1,.uAry


Paren,,-who with speechless feeling,
Ger thy Graded treasure bent,
Every year new claims revealing,
Ye, Inv wealth Of love unspent;
Has lbon seen that blossom blighled,
Bya drear, untimely frost?
All Thy labors unrequiied2
Every glorious promise lost?
Wite!-wilh agony unspoken,
Shrinking from affections rod,
Is thy prop-thin idol broken
Fondly ,rus,ed--next 10 Godf
Husband der thv hope mourner,
Of,hy chosen friend ashamed,
Has, thou to her burial borne her,
Unrepen,ed-unreclaimed?
Child, in thy tender weakness turning
To Thy heayen-appointed guide,
Doth a lava-poison burning,
Tinse with gall affections tide!
Still that orphan buIlhen bearing,
Darker Than The grave can show,
Dost thou bow thee down despairing
To heritage oil woe Z
Country ON Thy sons depending,
Strong in manhood, bright in bloom,
Has, thou seen lhy pride descending,
Shrouded to the unclou':cd tomb?
Rise ,-on eagle pinion soaring
Rise like one of god like birth
md, Jehoyah's aid imploring,
Sweep, the Spoiler from the earth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
n1,,,;n,s ynorored Bee Palace.

We had the pleasure this evening oil seeing
two Transparent, glass jars of virgin honey and
The honey-comb. brought 10 this city by Mr. Cal
vert, of Fauquier county. The honey was de-
posted by The bees themselves, in these Jars 10,
ver,ed over the hive. Ii is upon the principle OF
Mr.. Martins patented Improved Bee Palace,
of Columbiana county, Ohio. 1t is decidedly
The most beautiful production Of that sor! We
have ever seen. The palace itself is combina-
ton of fifteen hives and six cups; and will hold,
when all are filled, about 900 pounds OF honey,
and will yield about 400 pounds for the use of
man. Mr. Calvert proposesto exhibit two Of the
hives tomorrow morning al the Centre Market;
and it is, indeed, we'll worthy the inspection the
curious, and the adoption of those who are 50
situated as 10 make honey for the market
TTy,,:ou
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FOR SALE AND LEASE.
by SHEPHERD BROWN aud JOS. II. JOHNSTON

Ptel1HyS, Mss.
- EXPERIMENTATION H. huurll, Saml Gul,.I
Ia aud John q. Mr-n. Esqs l.; uchlrur. va; Dr.
stirling NIDlrt, Bricsland Va; Or. William W Wi'
kins. CASTOR, y g. J. w. Bonldin and Wm n Den
nIs. ESD, Charlotte, Va ". II. l. Merritt, Gfcen,-
county, Va
2O0J acres Of Land, township IL, range w. an
Deer Creek, iSSaqurna county Miss 500 acres cleared
and in cultivation, with en and mil and negro hc,r,
This land i equal 10 any cotton land IN the STATE Is,
nov under rent III pr 81. an acre-will be- sold au
interest of halt exchanged ipr negroes, and cu
waited 10 ntly--lAnd and negroes To lee valued.
,0av acres in township 3. range West, thu sane
Stream which i navg.hlt by small strambi T.. 0
cleared and IN cultivation with gn, and man, an!
negro husr.supcriur Cotton land-wIii be- -uld ~ an
Interest al 90 halt Exchanged for negroes, and ,ul,vli.
I'D join,iyland and c.ruc- Ia ne valued.
100 acres 81 Land. fobii"s on The Nlssis>pp rivtf
N Louisiana miles hrlnw NirSsbGrc, 40 N cui.
tisaiUn, with gin, and mill, and negro holscs-~i H.
sold exchanged above. The ahd l. excellent. and
We'll suited for "nod yard-m have now 3,0'n .o!s
eut and ur sale an the
500 acre. Of wood Lind. fronting Mississippi rlv,t
IN Louisiana, miles above vicksbui.-Inid excellent
Washington COuatN Mss
The following Lands. IN thr Sun;low-r river, of
very superior qualify IN best cotton region" uninpruy
Will lease lots Of $50 aces, Tor Of years
without chaier except the taxes, L. any person ho
VIII iui The - hands. aud III pay for the
gin house lis value he expiration of years. 90 wt
will give tl.- Land The 9Th year iorihr house
3 500 acres Of Land C"id Lakr, Sunhowrr river, pot
Of sections ~ 80 IS, -, - 81 2G and - township H.
range West.
,s5n a,r--, sunGwer river, sections, 4, . and 10
township Il. range u West.
ga acres Sunfnwrr river, srrii"ns j 10, :? 2
ard l. f"w n>lip l.. range West.
3u acrcs, par, sections and %, township 10, range
West.
6in actrs pat sections 2and ,, township IL range
d West
2,OOO accs. SIni"wer river, pat section. - =,
a6 IA, IL and 81, township 10. range West
iykdH:0S.
l,'5l acres al Land, fronting On Mississippi river N
Hell,
'Inlcr.
oGuO acres in Monroe county Atkan-as, near "lIre
Tivrr w sell or lease lots at Gi tur year,
Ia person h" " ~ put The ~ bands
charge, except the ra,-s This land SAID 10 b- very
hn- and Welt suited for tobacco.
August lg-cw l.lws
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ROUSSEAU WE'LL REMARKED.

y
rJ,HAT il is more honorable for ',an :" hns ="
i discovery important 10 mankind iiian ~ ~ 80 ~
per6ciai knowledge Of many branches ., ~, a,u so
encs Setting aside tbs honor y " ee'a.y ,,n
he 70. the good The human race 'nai =" ."qm,ns
,a hnma direct s energies 10 ono object or claws Of
oni.ct in II, nd IL di.ne them over mtess held OF
ob.rryation AZ illustrations we may point 10 sanc,
Ss,na,,Iia The root eIte,nl ly, seems hardly worth
disspg nom the EARTH Jet, by series of careful eIpe
men,s in concentrating its qualities, and adapting
them 10 AN assimilation with the fluids which nourish
and sustain human life, the Aessrs. Sands have sue
eeeded in giving 10 the world preparation, which,
blessed b. Providence. acknowledged and infai-
ble remedy for all nceroul and cntaBeous disease.-
scruua, Cancer, Tumor and the long and dettrnctSe
train OF physical evil &c which they are terrible spec-
me ms vanish before its health rrstoring influence
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence OF us
superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which may
be 0hlainr 81 agents srnts. -
kr Prepared and Sold whnlrsale and retail, anu ~,
expectation, by A. p. SANDS CO. D'uesis.s nnu
Chemists Granite Buildings, No. 70 Broadway, e"tn x
OF Chambers street. New York Sold, ALSO bv hbE ~"
AMBER DuVAI 4 CO., Agents, Main sllrrl, ~ ni'D
mond, Va Priee-sl per bottle, OF six bottles lof -
Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

The Charleston Courier, one OF the most dis
lnguished literary papers in the country, allu-
ding 10 the poems of Amelia" says that Moore
himself never conceived a more exquisite fancy
Than the following:
The twilight hours like birds flew by
AS lightly and as free;
Ten thousand stars were in The sky,
Ten thousand on the sea;
For every wave with dimpled face,
That leaped up in the air,
Had caught a star in lis embrace,
And held il trembling there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
NJ MARRIAGES..

Married in Baltimore, on The llth instant, 10y
The Rev. L. +. Morgan, NJ. GEO. +. PEGaAM 10
Miss Mary c. DRAKE, both OF Richmond, Va.
Married, on The S:h Of October, By Elder J: z.
Bailey, MIR. EDWIN a. GHavEs, Of Bellield, 10 MISS
SUSAN f. GOODWIN, Of Southampton.
Married in Washington, on Monday evening,
by The Rev. G.. W. Samson, MIR. ions W.
F.uLcoNER, 10 Miss ELzaBs1ii WAEIkG, both oI
Essex county, Virginia.
Married al Norfolk, on The 81 instant, BY the
Rev. MIR. Reid, MIR. WM. f. MURPHY, 10 Miss
ELIZABETH FRANCIS VANCOUVER, only dauSherd
John Hangover Esq, OF that City.
g1 Christian Advocate please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

The following suggestions are most worthy oil
attention They are from the pen OF tried Re-
pubIican. ever Jealous forth success OF the good
cause. Let every Republican member he in
Richmond on the Saturday named by the writer :
FoR THE ENQUIRER.
To Inc Republican Members NJ lie House IF Dee
gates.
A member Of The party of which, doubtless you
will prove yourselves faithful and distinguished
servants. Graves your attention for a few mo-
mcns. The second era in The history OF party con-
fics, and The desinies which await the country
and The cause Of Republican Government, have
been committed by conlidiDg people 10 The
auspices oihc pure and enlightened Chei Masis
trale oflhe Union and his auxilaries in the Fe-
deral and Stale Legislatures. II was apply de-
signed by your constituents that you and yonr
colleagues of the Senate should cooperate with
their representatives al Washington in further
ing their views as heretofore expounded By them,
and in adopting such common rules Of action as
will preserve harmony in your movements. To
effect objects so indispensable 10 a full and faith
full obedience 10 the public voice, some conference
must be had between you before the organization
of your body. Let me then, fellow Republicans,
earnestly enlrcat you, 10 be in the city oil Rich
mond on Saturday before the lst Monday in De
ccmbrr and al o'clock that evening 10 meet in
the Hail Of the House of Delegates you may
then digest such plan of action Tor The first
movements of your meeting, as will protect
you against the wiles OF your opponenls-objccls
TOO important to require word oi comment.
Faithful Delegates Free Republicans! be
where duty calls you, and lei your conduct Iesi-
fy 10 your brethren throughout The Union that
you are as capable 10 improveas 10 win victory.
REPUBLICAN OF '9S.
Fauquicr County, October, 1915.
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by lie G0rernor If IiyglJ10
a pEDrJ ,,i-J,I,,N

WHEREAS, il is represented 10 The E1eru.ira M,
;, James h. Rittenhouse, late confined in IN. la, =
Monroe county on charge OF burglary has broken ma
said jail, and Is now going nj large, ~
Nuw, therefore, !, James Mcdowell. Coverno, =,
hereby oirr reward Of seventy ive dollars 10 m, n,
son, 81 prisons, who viii appir!rnd tie said Ri,.n.
n"isr, ana deliver HIM into The Jai Of Monroe comm,
ahh require all officers civil and military and r. o,,
'he people Of The Commonwealth generally, Ia ~.
every rAeion Tor his arrest, that he may be- dealt WIN
the law directs. "'
1i'eh uhdrr my hand a. Governor, and under th
r, : lesser seal of the Commonwealth nj Rnhun,t
iiIis 10Th day OF October, IN the year l-i,
JAMES Mcdowell
~ James X kttenfouse IS ahoni ; feet = nrl,.
lisii, and h" NJ II years old, straight and ~ Ell ar
fair complexion, dark eyes and black Laf. and Sn,t
rapidly. ,rt r. ~,
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oe,7-u,lsSov. J. ROBINSON, C.
,1R. rHoMAs CURRINs and NANCY CrEEI

ar THOMAS CUBBfNS and NANCY cUBBiNe
WI formerly Nancy Butts.-As you are not rrscsh f
Virginia, sou will please take notice, that, on W.
day of November between the hours 81 ssnn'r aha
Rurkincbam shall procerd TO take the frpo-l!ion .
Betsy Newton and others; and, on the 6th Gay o. ay
same mouth, between The same hours, ~ salI 80.
al the hose Of Nancy Harris. proce-f To TAX ~. me-
tion, of Nancy Harris and others, and, on Ihr '
same month, between the same hours, NJ we ss,.,.
William w. ( T.. Newton. ptocrrd T. ,ahe ". y. 81.
lions nf Robert G. Jones and other- 10 ne fea" ao,
drnce in suit Of law and CHANGER! 'oi y" co,i,.
80, or R,rk inoI,an, now undetermined 10 -alG 80
wherein I" am plaintiff and you aud or,. .,e a,''
ant.: and IT, from any cause, the said dei"-", ,nr
n.t he completed the above days they VII IA !:
"n.d f,on day 10 day until all shall he e"onee n,o
,yh,rh times al places yon may attend Il YOU ,.rnS
per. William -
Sent l6-cwSw
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SUSSEX COUNTY

A meeting Of the people of Sussex county is
requested 10 be held on The first Thursday in No
vember next, ii, being Court-day,) al The Court
house. 10 express their opposition 10 The proposed
Convention and 10 deliberate on the subject Of
Education. Delegates will then and there be ap-
pointed 10 the Education Convention, to be held
in Richmond on the 10Th December next.
SEVERAL VOTERS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
By lie G,rernor Of PDeia,a.
A PROCLAMATION

WhEREAs, vacancy hath occurred in the Gene,
', Assembly Of this State, by the resignation Of Ib,
ne c"liniieso Augusta and Rctkbriigc-t: the shear i
thr shh counties, Icsptct,y, therefore rruuIrra i
h"'d ci"ci'"ns on Thursday, the thirteenth d, 81 ~
tlir vacancy aforesaid. :" -
"i'rh under my hand, as Governor and under m.
l.rLl lesser seal OF The COINS onw-allh, AT uirb
inahh, THIS tenth day Of October, In The ~"
~, :, 49,, ia. MCDOWELL.
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TN CuANCERY-vpcfsi. rules IAN" n isw
lci.rs,s oGc. Of the cneuit Superior C""f. a., J.
and Chaocrry Of Prince Edward county, tne ."
October. 1915: . - ,, plaintiffs
against ,,.iiy
Granville Nunnally and ErhraiIn Nunnnlm' ,danr.
The defendants not having ehtrIeu ~ m, GEM.
and given security, according to an aet n s,n,arir.
Assembly and the rules q tiii Couf,: w. nm lie
that they are not inhabitants Of ms .i.rrd a, ra.'
non Of The plaintiff by Council Il ~ ,r aid d,su
,n's do APPEAR al rules to taken in The ot and
aforesaid ON the fret Monday In Jahus! h. ord,f
swsr The plaintiffs bill; and mat copy pph II nrw.pa
forthwith inserted IN some one OF -. ,ro months suef'
piyn and 10 In aso po.rd al the cn, door OF 'e
nous Of this county. A Copy-II,snstness uAM. &C.
Oct. l4-cw2m p
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WHAT is LIFE !?

from the pen Of Geo. NJ. Keim, late Represer
tive in Congress, from Berks county, Pennsy
yania
What is life? lingering breath!
The anguish of decay!
a quick step in the march OF death!
Greatness Of yesterday!
And what is death? go, ask the tomb,
The silence OF our woes;
The pious pilgrims peaceful home,
The weary worlds repo>e!
Eternity! say, what art thou?
Dew-drop OF thousand years!
The spirits rest, the patriots VOW,
The balm of sorrows tears!
And what is hope Z twinkling star!
A promise sci in Heaven
A radiant light that shines afar
A pledge Of sins forgiven
When passing through life's filful dream,
Death comes al last in rieT,
ETERNITY unfolds The scene
And Hops has bliss Tor you.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
The Virginia racing-hlood seems 10 have tri'
umphed in Baltimore. The Sun saws:

"The races over the Canton course commenced
yesterday. The first race for a sweepstakes, Tor
colts and FLIES three years old, mile heats. en-
trance $780, was won by Maj. Thomas Doswclls
colt, in two straight heats, beating the colts OF
Col. F. Thompson and P r. Johnson. Time
l:53-l:52; well-conlesled race. The second
race, for the silver plate, valued at 1927 80 is de-
scrited as having been an exciting one. Major
Doswell's Tom Paine won the race taking the
first and fourth heats, beating mare entered BY
0. P. Hare, p. R. Johnson's Victor, Jas. B. Ken
dalfs Rodney, and Col F. Thompson's Kate Har.
ris. Time: 3:is-3:17-3:53-3:5e; beautiful
and well-conesled race The attendance is said
10 have been good"
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g.r MADISON COUNTY-A Meeting Of
the People Of Madison is requested 10 be held on
the Fouih Thursday OF October, Chat being
Court day,) al The Court House, 10 deliberate on
The subject of lsprc.TIoN, and 10 appoint dele
gales 10 The Educational Convention 10 be held
in Richmond on The l0.h Of December next.
SEvERAL CITiZENS az MADISON.
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JUST PUBLISHED
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
I.ATE REANS'O

Ciarles STREET, near Batia"rc street, baltimore,
By HOPKINS < FIELD.
rI,HIS Ilnnsr has recently been reiittrd ani n.wi,
L furnished throughout, aud !, situated IN ihr ma,
central PAT, Of The c,ty. 4. ". HOPKINS,
Formerly of Sanierson's, Pbl,drlphii.
WM. FIELD
Aug. al-w:m Formerly of fucks comfy Pa.
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1915.
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.
:. s. J. S. JAMES & co
Nh lao. Main Street.

DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BASK,
offer for sale by the piece, or package, large and
" varied assortment Of FALL AND WINTER DRi
GOODS Of the Mlr,t and hest styles. selected WIN
great care and pmrchasrd the mos; favorable Terms
They will only add, that they never had II IN then
power do better for those who MAY he disposed 10 Ia
vor them with their eusinn. ,;
For the cash. or punctual men. they VI sen .nen
goods a. low they ran he purchased, oi Ike
from any regular house in the United states. %" -
minaion RI their stock is respectfully soeHea'
Sent 6-c2aw6w
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber. IN ,n ~, =, "
III county Va, about the LIST OF september ia''
pra Woman MARTHA. She Is ehout ~ !e"s ItnifS
m, Won ha several sears ON her len check ~
II u prnhale she IL in The nrighbofb"od "' ~ o,,hs-
Goociiand county, her mother lives 'hee, ie
in Manchester. Will give the above fe"I pr. q
Che strTfrId. 'H'
OFT l5-lW)ws
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ELLIcorr's WoRxs.-On last Tuesday, at the
Iron Works OF E. Il. Eilicu,i, in this county, 1906
kegs of nails were cut in . hours, with nine large
machines and five small ones. This is said 10 be
The best work ever done in the United States.
TIJfmoaaiorn Va. Ioaztaincer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

GEN. SAuNpERs.-The Fayetteville North Ca
roinian says: awe have il from good authority
that Gen. Romulus Nj. Saunders has been appoint,
ed Minister TO Spain, and that he will leave this
country early in the Spring. We must say that
we are much gralifed at this intelligence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

Ara rrcu., Superior Court 81 Law and ChsB'efl ~
~ ,- county of rnrc" and city Of Richmond on "
common lave sd- held for the trial Of civil causes, Ju"
The "iih lsl5:
The Cont d,ih direct the following order Ia be enter
I'd for tp information 0f The parties, tlr corn-- a
t,r WITNESSES In the civil IN this Court, ana
Clerk ia directed t. furnish copy the ecf {" each al i
nnxc, practising in iii. Court aud have IL. soIn'
inserted once week IN Two Of the newspapers plh'h
cd in the city of Richmond, commencing 10 Srp'eh,'
next aud continuing ittiIl the next session 81 ,hl-
/, - Ordered That the Court will, ut all of II. h'r
terms r.ouir. that the causes depending therein sh'
he tined or con,nned-f there be cause of continuance
AT t,ir first calling thereof
A Copy-Trste, !, =
j. NJ, u
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The EFFECT OF THE NEws.-It will be seen,
by the report OF the markets that Flour and Grain
have both advanced under The news from Eu-
rope by the Great Brilain.-[ Baltimore Parrot.
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ANYWAY som the subscriber residing near lllrr
IL 10 hin o.. Erwheuy District, !. &, on ne % -
Iulv n M,iiIto Boy. named WILLIAM, IL or u i'"',
old sua-. made, feat inches high no Nis'br ~
10, snow OIL He was raised by John DAVIS, "i Az"
mad. county, Vmginii, and VIII Try I" ret thc'' !.
a,e OF bls family live there ANY in"rnaion rrsp''
ng said boy Will be thankfully IrerveI ~ ,'s S.n
Der. "''''"'r''
n HE may alter his name, and say he belong. |"
sone one in VI ginia W"
Aug. l9-cw3m
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Carr FREEMoSr's ExPEDfTIos.-TheSt LOUIS
Revile contradicts, on tie authority OF one OF
those who lately returned from this expedition,
the charge that Captain Freemonts men were
all dissatisfied, on account OF The lyrannyoi Ihrir
commander. He says that no dissalis'ac.'.'n
exists. that the expedition is still progressing with
six,y men, and that those who returned, did SO
either on account OF ll-heah, or from discover
ing that there was more labor than sport in the
affair
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against
Delilah Batter, George BabSr, Castillo Biber Thola'
Rahtr Marrena Brown, Samuel MaNey aud sarah h'
WIFE, John ). R,bcr Briehtherry Barr. Ovet"n VI %.
her Jane Babcr Harriet BaLrr, Sabfna Babrr, Elti
iiabrr and James, Thomas and Robert Blh'r la"h'
children of James Bab,r, d.oes,.d, Defendant;
Tire drfrnlants MarcrDa Br"wn, aud ramhtl WAY.
aud Sarah hl- wife, not having entered i''r arpti ~
aud gwen securely, according 10 ihr aci Il 49,
AN the IrIrs al this tniit. ard II Appearing ~
tury evidence That they not inhabitants - -, -.
Try, IL il ordered, that the said absent 'rl'"''
appear here on the ilr-i day Of Nov, mi-'f tf"
answer the bill 81 the plaintiff am tha = '"fy ~
order he forthwith inserted IN s,-nr hr"spdpt' p'
IT, and posted al the front door 81 HE I"Gf u' "
'", A.. .." ,n - ~ r. EI.DRipGE, Z.