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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
BRYAN l4ampson & Go.

BgY an idampsOn g 20.
Have gust ssesirsd and etfsr for Sales
ga hegsheads and Is tierees retailing
'molasses
so ditto & B0bls. Mnscoyado sugars
300 bags psiise green ceiIee
9 tons double B no. /, 2, 5 and 4,
patentshot
10 hossheals green csPPeras
100 boxes pipes
5000 bushels coarse salt
a fewbasksis fresh rimothJ seed.
s9sd on Hand,
A genersaassortlnent Vi Groceries rs
usual. {.
they also keep supply Of the best
Flour for family USE.
sentember 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
Notice.

II SHALL offer for sale at the dwell
4 ling of Mrs. Elizabeth Deneale, ir
Fauquier county, on Friday the l7tbin-
slant, about twenty likely Virginia borr
SLAVES. Terms Of sale made know
at the place of SAFE.
james e. Dsneale, Admir-
Of 6. Deneale, jun. deceased
November s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
RGlass, China & Queens Ware.

'WXTE have imported in the ship Ma.
w ry, Capt. Babbidge, from Liver.
pool, an assortment of Glass, China and
Queens WARE, and so or 40 Tons
{ AR IRON and NAIL RODS. We
Ball open these goods in few days al
our Ware House on King street, few
doors above the Indian Queen Cavern,
where we shall offer them to the notice
of our friends and the public.
Trplet, Neale & Co.
Nov Is Staw4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18

Copartneshlp.
NT. MILLER having formed CO.
n partnership with Samuel l. Potts.
the business will be conducted under the
firm Of
Miller and Potts,
who have on hand, large and general
assortment of scasonable and fancy
Goods, al! newly imported, which they
wiK sell by wholesale or retail, on the
very best terms, at the store lately occu-
pied by Thomas l.. McKenny, Esq. on
Bridge street, Georgetown.
Hezekiah Miller,
Samuel |. Potts.
ceargc fonr nsc 9 dew
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
Brandy, Wine, &c.

Brandy, Wine, &c.
Just received per schr, Jane, capita j
/ lowering, from Gibraltar, and for sal
by the subscribers,
10 pipes oil proof Spanish Brandy, ;,
90 do. Spanish Red Wine, very good,
Ia ar. casks old sherry do.
$50 boxes fresh bloom Raisins,
IS cases Florence Oil,
9 bags Walnuts,
Butts and Ca,oood.
dec z dtt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
Loudoun Land for Sale.
r WILL dispose of the tract Of Land
on which / now reside, it contains
600 Acres,

UOO ANICo,
Three hundred of which are handsome.
" timbered, 100 is in wheat and there
sidue in cloyer-It produces from fvets
ten barrels of corn to the acre, andli@
well adapted to the use of clover and
plaster as any land in the county. There
lis on it a two story brick house, AZ fees
long, and % feet wide, with eight con-
|venient rooms (, it has most Of the neces'
|sary out buildings. This land is situated %
ION the river Potomac and is about elgN'
miles below Leesburg, 25 from George
town and so from Alexandria. Mhsa
may be taken from the farm to the &c.
|neca Mill. for less than one cent PEI
|bushel, where It will command slln1A
few cents of the Georgetown aud hlsi'
andria prices-The land will be shss W
by the subscriber, or in his absence y
Michael Keogly.
Dec ID 2awsIn
r. The Editors of the Federal w
publican and National Intelligence. ~
requested to publish the above Sa wzr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18

T~HE Subscriber has ju''t l.sre an
and offers for sale at ms. ms s1 E%asli,h
vowel's wharf, so dozen botta vs. hrsosa
mustard, is tierces H'ee , tas.s polk,
stout in bottles, IS bbls. irish !. mr u,ortherp
Cork inspection, 200 ous a1;.,. sud 8
potatoes, ct . superior quan'''
few casks Goshen cheese.
William Garner :
Nov 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18

Fresh Fruit
so boxes Muscatsl Rsisins
Fresh Currants
Almonds and Walnuts
Cocoa mats
Few Jars fresh Grapes
sramarinds
Cfamherries
Floor Mats
for Hits By ,,.,,,, .r,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
30 hhds !CopI,eras,

z0hhds. G opptras,
is bales German Linens
g do. broad Cloths
/ do. London vestinss
S do Yarn Hose and
so casks Gun Flints
Received and for Sale BY
Griffin ard Brafrncr,
3 Nov Is
Notice
I Il hereby given TO forewarn an per-
sons from trusting the crew of the Por-
tnguese ship Feiicidadi, as ! will not pay
any debts of their contracting.
Francisco Paula JMadird,
At the counting-room of Robert Pat
ton, Jun. King street.
Now Landing
For Sale BIZ
JOHN G. LADD & Go.
81 hhhds. Il 7 tierces Muscoyado
Sugar
100 TONS Plaster Paris
r. tons bar Iron
r boxes sett Hats
600 hides sole Leather
A quantity OF excellent Potatoes, &c.
Nov IA
JOHN Is. L.aDD, e Co,
Have received per the ship Mary, capt.
Babbage from Liverpool, and now oil.
fer for sale
81 packages Piece Goods,
consisting Of cambrics, prints. cords, cot
ton. hosiery and one bale Flannels.
dor
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18

cider. and sfppies. 81
297 barrels choice Apples
II hhds. , Philadelphia
10 barrels Bottling Cider,
Landing from schooner Lark.
from Newport, Delaware, tor sale by
Adams, Herbert q Go.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18

Bryan FL ampson 8 90.
Haze just receipsd for sale.
so boxes Mould CANDIES, assorted
sizes.
Dec z
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
"A Teacher Wanted.

THE subscriber, residing near Hay.
murket post-ofice, Virginia, wishes e
employ for the ensuing year, a single
man, to take charge OF private scnoo.
OF eight orten pupils; -. B.
October IL. II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
ouCloun Land Tor Sale

2okeby, August II. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
30 DOLLARS REWARD,

ESOi: JOE FOX, a black man about IS years old
much pocll-ireued, has wife ut Mr.. r. Me-
hIIn.s in Richmond; he formerly belonged to Rich
ard Terrell, aud was his stagc,,iver from Eici.-
moad 20 Charlottesville has since been owne. by
Mr. Moore. WHO keptthe Washington Tavern, then
by George C'aughton, who purchased hiai Of as
lac ran, about a month past.
Also, Twenty dollars Reward for a Sorrcl Mare,
str9yed or stolen from this place about the first of
the simmer, ahont yearl DID, and about S feet
high she has several knots or iumps on her back
bone from hurts with the Sable; she was raised nj
lione's ferry by Mr.. Hooe, sold Ivy him to Mr.
M'Rae, then by Il. Brooks to E. Lawson who
had her Of ELIJAH MAY.
Manchester Nnvemher & h4-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
James Riper lands E'or. Sale.
NTILL BE EXPOSED. to Pub,ic A,

ton. ~, Tuesday 18th OF Deceper neat. if iar.if
not The next far day. the 1; eLGd Mhcreon non rslLc
Saed III Fowha,a county. ai,ut rs msahovv the city Of
richmond, ami co'ltif;g. by late survey. $40
ng bounded oh one side by James River and the other
te BY the main Richmond read aud w,h, mile of Fine
Greek Mills. and two ofIic Wooberry Mills and the
distance of J"les Ferry. Il is well adapted the cut, of
cr'', wheat tobacco and clover but particularly corn
Here Is from 60 60 100 of well nbereI sl, and
small parcel ofionGroGis attached. Possession viii be
gwen On the hr>t day January ncScash paid y tire ni-
die ut February, when annigouhlrd title viii be InlcA
pet,on. Wishing to view, the premises will BE- sn by the
subscriber, or ia his absence by his hir c'rlS
se NJ the t,re AMI place. Wi. he ofett the stock
oie,ttl hogs, horses. fodder together With the planta
to' utensils aud prime pur,.Iers iliae known
the day of sale, by the subscriber stss few Negroes for
sale. RobsI. PL dsdNrS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
- I1,e above saIc Is postponed. for Jaw days.
125 DOLLARS REWARD,
DeeDAT5.

ETOR -FOUR NEGRO MEN, Runaway from Da-
q MEL Fields, on his way from this place to Ten
nessee, or for each one as follows:
Fifty Dollars for Islam, black man about nine
teen years old, between aud feet high, well set,
little squirt in one eye, wears ear-bobs, was rails
cd in Alexandria, where he has been hired for seve-
raj years. and is expected to be there now lie was
sold by Richard Strawn of Westmoreland to a Mr..
Fuicier OF Richmond And
Twenty Five Dollars for each Of the others-One
by the name Of John, yellow man about 40 years
cid, purchased Of MIR. Bell, near feet high, stout
made, has bold assuming countenance, an excel
lent hosler and carriage driver, has q wife at Mr.
Ellott's in Petersburg, where he has lived many
years, and is well known. One by the name of
Kit black msa purchased OF Dr. 1azeweli, Of
Chesterfield county, about So years old, uncommcn-
ly stout made, very black, and disposed to smile
when spoken a., has wife in Petersburg, believe
at DR.. Walkers he has been seen several times
lately in the neighbourhood of Petersburg and DR.
BazewelPs One other one named Dick, tall slim
negro, purchased Of Mr.. Douglass ct New.Kent
has wife az Armis,ead Russeirs in New-Rent,
where he is thought 10 he lurking about; lie ia
rough carpenter. will pay the above rewards On
their being delivered in tie Pcniientiary in T. ich-
mond ELIJAH MAY.
NOvenberA 55-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14

or The ENQUIRER IS published twice week, gene
raty and three times week duri, the session the SAFE
LetTc'Pcc, the same hereto!ore. Fac DeliTrs per
AMOUNTS payable. in advance. Notes Of Chartered Banks
(s.ily) viii be received in payment. The Editor viii guar
l safety o. renitig them by matt, the postage Of
Letters being paid hy the writer's
C No papes viii be discontinued, I5ut at tie discretion
Of the Eli;or until NIL have BEEN paid
az Whoever viii guarantee the payment ior nine pa
pers, shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
eJ' One sqnaefrst iaSeric,, rs ccs-each Continuance
20 cents.
No ireffiseme. inserted, uuHi las either ben, prii y
gsnn'r oy same aTsc,i tn his city is envlr0ns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
Leaving a deficit for which it
was proposed to provide by
a loan amounting to the sum

Leaving deficit for which it
was proposed TO provide by
loan amounting to the sum
Of ON mn
ouch were the limited objects of expense.
end such the limited means of supply, at
the commencement OF the year in which
war was declared. An increase of the ex-
pense, anda diminution of the supply, must
have been anticipated, as the inevitable
consequence of that event but the govern
ment reposed with confidence, for all the
requisite support upon the untried resources
OF the nation, i'll oreGit, in capital, and in
industry. The confidence was Justly re-
posed yet, it may, perhaps, be considered
as subj ct for regret, and il certainly fur
nishes lesson Of practical policy, that
there existed no system by which the inter
nal resources Of the country could be
brought at once into action, when the re-.
sources Gifts external commerce became
incompetent TO answer the cxigcncies of
See The GDiered fabIs n, erti5iiing n state
me7k Of The gross anHWaI receipts and ,Rsb7frse-
menfs # me 1ieasurg from tie gear 1921, 10 ne
ycp' 1914.
b See the Annual Rcbors # Dc Sscretarv Of
ne Treasury, dated the s2agf yysvsr,ter, 1914.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
SPRING Hill .9C.4DE.WT.

YENdE SUBSCRIBER. residing in Abe
marie County, eighties, miles below Charlottesville and
E,es a'ov1, Goronvic, vii! continue to instruct males
and Females inseerae apartments in Classical and English
literature.
Board, Tuition and Washing, Scholars furnishing tle;
own Pcslding AMI candlesJ will be seven-fve collars the
Session. or five mnilts able in advance Tntinn. aloc
twenty dollars No pupil Will be received Tor sOrier peri
OF than two Sessions.
Parents earnestly solicited to furnish ther Children IN
the Holy Scriptures.
The winter vacation will take place the 18th of December
and the Session the l5h January. careful at
tcnon Will be paid the morals OF youth aid
rret 10 promote their improvement. 1hasc who may be
disposed to paOnise dissatisfaction, viii ave information Of
their Intention, by letter, as carly as possible.
JdMES C. H.ADDEL.
\. B. 4 preference soil Be giucr to sinH6oys.
November u. 5s-im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.

In obedience TO the Acts entitled respec-
lively, " An Act to Establish the Treasury
Department" and " An Act supplemental
~ to The Act entitled An Act to establish
the Treasury Department" the Secretary
OF the Treasury has the honor to lay before
Congress the following Report, comprehen-
ding
l. n cursory review of the financial OPP
erations of the government, in refer
ence to the recent state Of war.
II. A view of the finances for 1915; with
estimates of the public revenue and
expenditures for 1916.
H. Propositions for the improvement &
management OF the revenue, and for
the support of puSlic credit
l. Il cur@ory revieqp Of tie financial otter
ATOMS Of me government, in reference TO
the recent state Of yudr.
In order to introduce to the consideration
of congress with advantage, the measures
which will be respectfully suggested, for
replacing the finances of the United States
upon the basis OF peace establishment, a
review OF the financial operations of the go
vernment, IN reference TO the recent state
OF war, appears to be necessary preiimi-
nary.
The restrictive system, which common
ced in the year 1907. greatly diminished
the product of the public revenue but it
was not until the crisis involved an actual
declaration of war, that the augmentation
in the expenses otthe government became
obvious and important. With the occasion
al aid OF temporary loans, the ordinary re-
ceipts of the Treasury had exceeded the
ordinary expenditures, even during the pc
riod OF suspended commerce Ca j and a
report from this department. presenting the
estimates for the year 1912, seems to have
given the first intlmation, that the portion
of extraordinary expenses to be incurred
for the military and naval service, on ac-
count OF the then existing state of the coun-
try, would raise the demands upon the
Treasury, TO a considerable amount, be-
You'd the estimated product of the current
revenue. (6l The ordinary disbursements
for theyear ending on the 30th of Septem-
Der, 1911, were stated as amounting to the
sum of 3,052,657 dolls. 70 cts. and the
ordinary receipts for the same year were
stated as amounting to the sum of 1854,
446 dolls. 81 cts. Independent of a tempo
rary loan (raised in 1910 and repaid in
1919 as well as of the balances in the
Treasury at the commencement and the
close of the year. But the estimates for the
year 1912, required OH account of the cur
rent expenses, the sum of 9,40o,O 900 dol
lars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14

~ AVE remaining on hana, If their importation
= by the Indian Chicfand PhifD Tabb, varie-
y OF Wooden ard Cotton Goods and Cutlery,
~h they are determined 10 sell at the roost re-
oed prices by wholesale ard retail, 1T their store
y, Tie Msrket-B;idge, Tor sssh or sceepiauces IN
december Z. 6s.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
100000

Leaving deficit for which II ''' 0'ooo
was proposed to provide, 1st
by part of the balance in
the Treasury, and Cd bv
loans and treasury notes a.
mounting to On ooo 49,.
Tor the deficit thus approaching the en-,
OF 2 3l.ooO'ooo, the only provision made
during the session which Commences =.
December 1918, rested again upon the n,h-
lie credit. ''i0 pun
l. An Authority was given to issue frco.
sury notes tor sum not exceeding S n0oz
o0O oil dollars absolutely with a provision.
al authority tolssue an additional sum &c
o'VoO'OOO OF dollars, to be deemed and helJ
10 De part OF any loan which mirht be o,,-
uho1Sed curing the session. The notes
were 10 Dear interest at the rate of Is
aolIars per cent. per annum to be rs;no-
bursed at such places respective,u ..
should be expressed on the face of fbem
one year after the day on which thew should
De issued to be receivable in payment of
all duties and taxes laid by the ii. & and
al pubic lands sold by their authority. and
the payment of the interest and The re1emn-
ton, or purchase of these notes. were chaT.
geo, Ike the Funded Debt, upon the Sink.
ing Fund.7u
2. And an authority was given to raise
~ iodn d sum nov exceeding IS .OOO,OJO ef
dollars and to create stock for the srnon4,t
reinoursabie after the expiration of tweIv,s
years from the last day Of December 1914.
Neither the rate of the interest nor ~
price OF the stock was limited and the
payment OF the interest, and the rcdemn-
ton, or purchase Of tie stock, are charr,.a.
bic on the Sinking Fund.-
The embarrassments of thc Trses,r,-
alter the adjournment of Congress, in he
year 1914 became extreme. ia appesrs >,
that the disbursements during the first half
OF that year, had amounted to the sunn &C
19693,781 dollars III cents.
For the civil, diplomatic and
miscellaneous eXpcn es I'M Oso ca
For the military department IL .21O'9qe
For the naval department lotS leo on
For the public debt S026 sso ~
----------------<
And the balance Of the ap-
Preparations for the sainc
objects Of expenditure
the 2sdef Dec. 1914, re uot fgi. qgT
as zee the 'fcf q ne III Of .atgast, 1915, ff4 .,
Sea heaef If IKE a9m Jug, 1878, ~ ,oL
-, /" See IKE 4s' effte adqf.seg. 1913, ria yoL
Ser The .gnaual RebsrI otne .ge,;,c g,c...
| hgrY Of Hc Treasufz. ci1fed sin ogJfn ia
" " See NE Hef of The sM f.Jsdrch, 1914, ~ .,
ses The .get qrme aimef 1iqrca, 1914, rq
~ Sec tie annual Eeso'f Of The Sssreta,, ~ ,sl
2seasvTg, dassSSIs. 1914.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
AOYTCE

IN the sol, DAY Of the present month, at Ia
- ley Cn'es's tavern iG Chesterfield, several ne
oes viii he hired Cor the ensuing year, belonging to
zoe estate Of John Fore, dec. Among them IS q
Fod miil-wrght. JAMES FORE, Adm'r.
s.. pecer,er .. G8-2swtdh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
IF Auction On IMcd-

AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
nRY-GOODS, at Auction. On We'd
q nslay, tn OF, inst, The Dry cCca Auction Room
oftle Subscribers, large and valuable assortment of O,z
GOOd-, of which tine fGloWngis absorption:
Just arrived from Baltimore,
Is pieces supeIfine cashmere
20 do elegant florence silks
ISL III yards PLAIN stochinctt
IS pieces bonba1ett
do German Hollands 10 do a. shavis
10 do superiine cords and yelyets
so dozen Madras handkerchief
! hale rcd tlannels, pieces elegant ieyantincs
1874 ii yards Berlin stoekinett
pieces Irish Holland
81 dozen fringed Madras bandkerchiefs
case SO pieces superine ca!icoes
Q pieces black torentine
20 dozen fancy cotton ,hnwls
i case American superhne bread cloths, & Ofvayi
eoors
pieces plains
2s a-la dozen superiine cambria isIl.f'.
40 s-I2 do nvlled do
l rs pieces calico, lease Is pieces calico
bundles 1913 pieces GernUln GaliOsns
pieces supegiine dark ealicoes
s dozen buff u shawl, ''-''
1 IS pieces superfne calico
do Ola pieces satin fringed ribbons
do % pieces black and white grapes
dozen white silk hose, 2 bales damaged sacbing
1ind graf yajety ofttLer articles.
JtT1isof 800 dolls. and under, cash 200 dolls. and
exceeding 1000 dolls. 90 days 1000 dolls and upwards
2aIh months, for negotiable notes with approved edOr
epnbic respectfully assuTed that the above all
fresh and elegant goods.
Pattern Cars can be at our Office. Sales TO
mence nj IL O'Clock.
.liolcure, Robinson e Pleasanfs,
VeIalue- Masters.
DtreB.JcT s. 6I-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
POWHITE PAPER Mills.

row i'll T. PAFEk MILLS.
fH1iESE Mills, which have so lorg sndunexpec-
a tedly been delayed, arc now IN nll operation
-aoGut three miles above Manchester.
,,0P WANTED, y quantity Of Linen or Cotton
nsss, to be delivered either at the Mill, or at the
Oihce ol,he Enquirer in this City, for witch good
price will be given
u WAITED, one or two go0d Paper-makers, 10
| whom good wages viii be regularly paid. A line
addressed to the Editor Of this paper viii be prompt
lyatened tn.
-,GT WANTED. also, two or three white women
reputable character, and stsaGy haJits, to part
aad pick paper. a free house, fre-wood, and
comfortable wages viii be given. during the ap-
preaching inciement season. Application tn be made
y Tbs Ohee, or TO the Superintendent at the Mil
Eoyemb %. GO-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14

The SUBSCRIBER
EEAVING taken a suitable tenement on the
main-street, near the two Banks, respectful
iy informs his friends and the public. that ne has O.
peaed Broker g Commission Us7sSs.-To the
Tobacco market particularly, lie will be regularly
attentive.
Those who entrust Business TO lis care, nay rely
on tie utmost cit ention ard punctuality.
BOOKER SHELTON.
lYnchbnrg, Dec. O. 6i-eniwN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
RICHMOND, YIRGLNTa THURsDAY. OECEaBEK ~. ts.6.

ssY Virtue Of Decree Of the Superior
courtUt Ciniieery for the Richmond District in the
suit u.rsii p,.rlg wherein John Graham plain
~ AMI Daniel Call, EXECUTOR aud deyiSees uf Robert
Ntns deeSrSd. and the cesSe OF Adam Craig, deceased
are dcirlat all be exposed u sale, public auction, NJ
The beli Tavern, IN the cit, VI RcI,oi the 18th day
teoFt! neAt the following tracts !r pnrcei olani. Wit
81 aers On Mud river Cabcl county, NJ
taei on Hurricane creek 10, the waters o ditto
10 isasis OF lceS aers each, Guyrrlou Cae county,
tets o. 1900 acrts eeh- Cabin ervv kena~a county,
tracts otioo0 acres, on fwele Pole creek nawha eoty
1880 acisS ON LoCp erek, n Giles county and $50
IA u een oF Montgomery. upon credit of six, twelve
and nonei. the parehascror purchasers giving b1rs
with apsose sesury Tor the purchase money, asretd
paid iort.e 4ii The ntie papers will be shemn any
persons wishing 10 purcsete sail lands. part
Of BY d. subscribers. Who wall sell only the right and
''. .: the patis interested, without amy warranty what
s9eiSr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
Daniel Cal, y
I'm. C.. i;'iilga,as )
Dese;pbe,. 10
65-fnl

o. IN, Edfap .tic Lyncl5pg Prefs, and sa"roa oa-
per requested toou5sh a5grc 0ee n tc az le dry
q SAFE, amt J0rscard nsir accounts to ais 0gicr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14
MONEY FOUND.

MUMMY FOUND.
WAS found by servant Of mine. as he
sa}s.at Orange courthouse sum ofponcv in banI,
which che owner may have by gi,nea satisfactory tes-
pon OF ben 10 me. after dlductig The Of ADVERT
VIZ have reason 10 doubt whether they found AZ D.
'"ge COURTHOUSE ornOt ROBERT TAYLOR.
~ Or0ige c0tnfy.
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