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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
ANECDo7.P.


itwaS customary with Frederick whenever
anew soldier appeared in his guards, TO ask him
three questions, VIZ. How old are YOU How
long have you been in my service Are Won salts.
ued with your pay and treatment 1t happened
that young soldier, born in France, who had
served Ill ms own country. desired to enlist in
the Prtlsslan service; his figure caused him to be
Immediately accepted, but he was totally pno-
rant OF the German dialect and his captain o.iv-
ing him notice that the king would question
MN IN that tongue the first time that he would
see nm, at the same time to learn by heart the
three answers thathe was to make the kim. Ac-
cordIngly he learned them by the next day and
as soon rs he appeared in the ranks, Frederick
came up to lnterrogate him but he happened 10
De%m upon hum by the second question, and ask
Ell MN, How long have you been in my SER
wee r. I wenty one years p' answered the SOL
der. The king struck with his youth. which
plainly indicated that he had not borne a mustot
50 long as that, said TO him, much astonished
" How Old are you ~ One year, ant please vour
majesty" Frederick, more astonisbed st;II
cfied--" Youor must certainly be bereft of orr
senses Inc soldier tal,ing this for the third
question, replied firmly" Both, ant please
your majesty" This is the Grst time I was ever
treated as madman at the head OF nv ar1nvp
replied Frederick The soldier whohal exb,iisf-
cd hs stock Of German, kept silent; and when
me King questioned him again 10 penetrate into
TINS mystery, the soldier told him in French ibat
he did not understand word OF German ~
which the king laughed heartily, and advised him
70 learn that language, AMI cxhoricd mn 10 ner
form well his duty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
RRICK.L-ArrN.n Il.

TIE Subscriber intends To- become resident
of this city about The first day Of he next month,
after which period he proposes to carry on ex.
tensively the business Of
Brick-iGgHg, Bricle-malsiae & Plasfsrinq.
Those Who may favor him nth their patron
age, may rest assured, that az wark done by
him will be executed with neatness, dispatch G
fidelity
NICHOLAS YOSs.
Richmond, April 10. If
n. y. Six or eight apprentices. Of respectable
families, viii De taken and ten laborers and five
boys hired, till the expiration of the present wear
Apply 70 the subscriber, or m his absence. t,,
Samuel SieCraw OF Alex. McI,ae, Esqrs.
"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
L.4yVD ron lsgLE.

NILL be sod at FluvannasCourthouse nm
w Monday, 24th July next, at public auction.
Che T'r7ct IF Land known by the name OF FORK
ORDINARY, containing 20 acres, living IN the
aforesaid County, and within six miles of the
Middleton Mills, and five and halfof the Vir.
gin Mills The land lays level, and well timber.
ed with Pine and OAK and well adapted TO the
culture of Wheat and Corn
It's not thought necessary to give n further
description Of enc premises--as n Public House
was kept At the place FOR upwards Of twenty
years, and generally known BY travellers, and
believed by good judges, an excellent stand for a
TaycrH.
The terms of sale viii be ono half cash, The
Che other halfpayable in twelve months, with a
Deed Of Trust on The premises, 70 secure The
payment--and possession given Immediately.
Gentlemen disposed to purchase, may, at any
time, yiew'the land BY application to Mr.. JouS
WARE, or w. WARE, Exor
Qf JoL8 Hare dec'd.
Seven Islands,
Fiuvanna, June 10. ) w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
1O0 DOLLARs REWARn.

INSERTED .Jron u Detachment uu,sier ma com
- Hfd1d stationed IN Hanover County, t1ys
Soldiers Of the third RiRe Reyifsnf.--
JOh.N.JfE.4ArES, 6 fee. hqh, IS vears ofaee.
gTeg eyes, lark hair, dark copb,e1ioH and 5g bio-
isssion a farmer mas enlisted IN Concord strth.
Carolina.
EDW.4RD mr., S feet 5inches hig6, "a pears
9age hazle eyes, lark hair, dar5 COMPLEXION and
by profession carpenter mas enlisted III Gorll.
Carolina
me above rerpard zciH be eipen for abbreieHd-
tig the ADORE Deserters and delivering them TO am
OI6csrin hc United States army, or.f|ty dollars
for either Of them.
JOHN PEA.DLETON.
Lsen. 3GRtSe Rs@;,
Juns 22 n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
Loatsa County Court, Jnne 18th, 1915.
Thomas johnson, rs. d. plaintiff

Louisa County Court, Jnae 18th, 1915.
Thomas johnson, Is. d. Plaintiff,
Against
Thomas Hardin and Others Defendants
IN caAycERr.
TIE defendant Thomas Hardin, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
as to the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
cours, and it appearing TO the satisfaction of the
court, thathe is not an inhabitant of this state
on the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel, it
IS ordered, that the said defendant, Thomas Har-
din, do appear here on the second Monday in Au-
gust next and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers printed in the city OF
richmond, tor eight weeks successfully, and pub
hshed at the front door of the courthouse of this
county on some court day.
copy.-reste,
JOHN PoNDEXTER, Clerk.
July g. w8wp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
From the London Day, A1prch 2i.
LAUNCH OF ME HOME.

Tuesday being the dayappointed fer the
launch of this magnificent man of war, at
Chatham, by 2 o'clock not less than 10000
persons had taken situations calculated to
command view Of the ceremony in the
Dock-yard, and on the opposite side of the
shore. In order that the facility of the ne =
cessary preparations might not be impeded,
detachment OF soldiers was stationed. .
and the greatest order and decorum pre-.
vailed. The following are the dimensions
Of this splendid Ship
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
THE SUBSCRIBERS.

A fe,c doors belo,c the Bell Tauern,
In the house lately occupied by William Patter
SON, have for sale, and offer, 10 the public at
moderate prices, the following articles, viz:
New-orleans Sugar;
Prime Green Coffee;
Imperial and Young Tyson Teas, of the
last importations;
Pepper, Alspice, Nutmegs;
Rice, Pine Apple Cheese;
Alum, Birthstone, Copperas;
Spanish Flotant Indigo;
Writing and Wrapping Paper;
Chpt Herrings, Liverpool Salt;
Bar Iron, Blistered Steel;
by 10 and 10 by IL Crown Glass, in
boxes and half do
Plain half pint English Glass Tumblers
Queens Ware, by the crate or set.
They daily expect to receive and will be con-
stantiy supplied with a full and gener al assort-
ment of Groceries.
WORKMAN & McGRUDER.
June 70. wit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
L4ND ~ aaLR

IGOR SALE, 40 .4cres Of Land, on the ma,a
~ buckingham road so mfs from Richmond.
~ from Carters0iIe, ond fcs Gore Cumberland
CoinTtoilse The LGTiii 10 zgsii 7rafcred oudKnder
go9dfs71ce, 5yih gooq gosiag Orchard, Of ,ii6sg.
emf Jri9f9, and lies 1veL-tis bt9tHngs are IN gOsd
oTderI 1si'h 10 sell FIR ohsh ~ irish 10 more 10
me 7gesterH country inert 1oiafer ao not mink fe
necessary 10 he bprficHiaria me description ffbe
han1, rs er5ect tint M Pers5a rsV b,rctass rifh-
o." 17ewinF tire same, sgbich nan be seen b., abbry.
ing 20 the s7'5gcriber IN the IauH
CHRISTOPHER ROBLNfSOG.
CIunIerIallI Connth JaLl12 ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
LAND FOR SAFE.
{ s-iH seRthe A.eJNl0 Inorv iue onu, Chesterfield
ceW''tg, Containing, BY es.hndsion,
SEVENFY-rWO ACpPS U


ceunty, Containing, BIZ es.ifnasion,
SEVENTY-rWO ACRES,
More or ess--Tae situation is iigh, heahhv and
agreeable, q'id improvements good for the acc onp-
n'oaafion Of moderate sized family From this
land, andia the cen.re qfn too, IAsve raised IT.
yards Of 100000 bushels Of coal at dg6ereas
periodsfor the last tue years IA has not been zy,rk.
ed 1hatft contains large bodies eferceRent Coal.
there can De little don6t; being bounded 6y Johs
.an'chfe Cntli6e an Burk, GA the North, the
Failing Creek on the East, and tke Failing Creek,
C'at Hines, oIoned By ~ Eeth, on tie South, and
by The heire IF z. Uooidridge, o.. The East.
shall require about oae-fa7u,th Of fae 1,,rc5oss
money an hand; for the balance time 7yiR be riven
10 'st ste 'archaser, the aaess7,t being sati,f.c.
forty secured To say aug more as 20 tie Lgnd.
PROSPECT Of coai Sc is deemed unnecessary, as
those DESTROYS 10 Purchase MI doubtless 7ieys he
Property-they .fR Please apply 10 me on TIE ORG
misses. THONpSOg RLTTneT, =
Chesterfield, .{dy II. r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
NOTTCE rs KERERY GIYE.M.


That at the next August Court OF Russell county,
1.-THE courthouse thereof, shall sell ut public
auction, for cash, SO much of all the
LANDS md LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
non-paynent of the taxes for the last wear, and
every year prior thereto, as viii be sufficient to
discharge the arrears of taxes which shall then
remain unpaid for those years, and ten per cen
t,im damages thereon, together with the taxes
OF the present year
The sales Will commence on the first day of
the Court and continue from day to day, until
they shall be completed.
The subscriber IS authorised to receive all
such taxes and damages, at any time before the
land shall be sold. A list of delinquences may
be seen in the clerks Office of the county, in
possession of the subscriber, or in the Office of
the auditor of public accounts.
COLBIRD FUGATE, Deputy for
SAMUEL EWING, Sheriff of
Russell county.
May II. wSw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
LANH EOp SAIE

ssNo BE SOLD, at Sutton's Tavern, on We'd
g nesday the 18th day of july next to the
highest bidder, the TRACT OF LAND vbereon
now live, on Matopony river, called Fdlesfs.r.
1t IS as good or better than any on the liver
nearly the whole is low grounds, of which seve-.
well reclaimed The houses are in rood order
and sufficient to accommodate 3 large famiIv.-
me shit now in corris expected to produce two
thousand harres and with some clearing the es-
tate VIII afford three such. The purchaser viii
be allowed to sow it inwheat this fall, or would
agree to do 1t for HIM. AS no person would pur-
chase without seeing the estate, it is only neces-
that the terms OF sale on the day VIII be made 90
agreeable to the bidders as my necessities viii
allow. JOHN 'TAYJOP ~ -
Caroline, June g. tJs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
COMMUNICATIVE The Democratic 7're...
NARRATIVE or THE
ElSClPE OF .MR. n q

Int me Of nc LSsfaencnfs Of tle brfp RnftssnaEe
under NE coounaad II ths gallant David .liaGt,
fr0H1 Ddrfmoor Prison.
After the capture of the Rattlesnake the officers
were thrust into Dsrtmoor prison, IN common
vih ali the crew, not tie least distinction being
paid To any one. Mr. y, g. immediately beaan 10
reyOivein his own mind the means Of escape. Tor
this purpO9e he purchased up all the old rope warn
- could GET - .,..'s rope 80 feet long. He
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.
TE0HAT at the next August court of Prince
h George county, at the courthouse thereof,
shall sell at public auction for cash, SO much of
all the
LANDS md LOTS,
in that county, returned delinquent for the non.
payment oftaxes ofthe last year, as Will be sufi
cient to discharge the arrears Of taxes which may
then remain unpaid from the year 1887, and ten
per cent. damages thereon, together with the
taxes of the present year. The sales will COM
mence on the first day of the court, and continue
tom day to day until they shall be completed
The subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the land
shall be sold. a list of delinquents may be seen
IN the Clerks office of said county, in possession
Of the subscriber, in the Office Of the Auditor of
public accounts, or at the door of the said court
house. JOS FORD, Deputy for
SAMUEL PERKINS, Sheriff
June ~. wSwp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIYE.N.
MAY H.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIPE.N,
That at the next August Court of Washington
county, at the courthouse thereof, we shall sell
at public auction, for cash, so much of all the
LANDS IND LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
non-payment of taxes for The years 1889, 1888,
1874, 17S5, 1895, 1877, 1853, 1879, 1890, 1871,
1892, 1898, 1894, 179s, 1196, 1897; 1913, 1899,
1900, 1901, 1902, 1905, 1904, 1906, 1906, 1907,
1909, 1910, 1911, 1912 & 1918, as will be suff-
cient to discharge the arrears of taxes which
shalt then remain unpaid for the said years, and
ten per centum damages thereon. The sales
will commence on the first day of the court, and
continue from day to day until the same shall be
completed.
The subscribers are authorised to receive all
such taxes and damages at any time before the
land shall be sold. A list of delnquences may
be seen in the clerks Office of the county, in
possession of the subscribers, or in the Office of
the auditor of public accounts.
WILLIAM POSITION and
CHARLES TATE, Dep's for
JAMES KEYS, S, w. c.
May 81. w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15

ms hat in his hand, apparently shouting
victory On the larboard side is a marine
paying obedience, in conpratulatory
manner, to the veteran Chiet, with his
right hand in the form of salute.
The admiral's cabin is richly cot up
ihe staircase leading to the quarterback
is winding, and made of mahogany. The
captains cabin, under the poop, is sna-
clous and elegantly turned. The whole
stanchions on the maindecS are of a wood
resembling mahogany, and are elegantly
turned. The midship planks of her decks.
together with her quarterback and her
poop, are in the usual way, fore and aft.
the remainder forming diamond, which
Is entirely on new principle, which was
tried aud answered the purpose intended
IN the tremendous, of "A guns
| At one O'Clock the gates of the ROYAL
| Oockyard were thrown open to the popu-
sace, and Ill few minutes il was crowded
to deSree unprecedented. At a quarter
past two the Commissioner, Sir r. Bar
low, accompanied by his daughter, Lady
burlington, Lord 'SarIington, Sir J. Ain
size, and list of fashionasias, were intro
duced into a place appointed at her head.
Some bottles of wine being produced, The
builder Mr.. Perkius) poured out several
| glssses, which ne handed to lady Tcrring-
ton, and the Nobility around, and the
Howe, and success to hers being
drank, Lady Torrington took a bottle of
Port, which she broke, against the cutwa-
ter, agreeable to the ancient mode of
christening, At quarter before three
O'Clock, all being ready, Mr.. Perkins gave
orders for knocking away the triggers, and
with a slight assistance from the Sa,np-
sons jack, the Howe. with great majesty
and precision, slid into the bosom of her
element, amidst the cheers of great as
semblage. The Marine Band stationed
tor the purpose, played Rule Britnnnia.
AT sun set her colours were taken down.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
May 81
NOTICE rs HEREBY GITE.M

NOTICE rs HEREBY G{FE.H
That at the next August Court Of Washington
county, at the courthouse thereof, we shsllsell
atpubIc auction, for cash, so much of all the
LANDS IND LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
non-paynent of the taxes ofthe last year, as will
be sufficient to discharge the arrears Of taxes
which shall then remain unpaid for that year.
and ten per centum damages thereon, together
with the lakes of the present year. The sales
viii commence on the first day of the court, and
continue from day 30 day until they shall be
completed.
The subscribers are authorised to receive all
such taxes and damages at any time before the
land shall be sold. A list of delnquences may
be seen III the clerks Office of the county, in
possession of the subscribers, or in the ctfice OF
the auditor of public accounts.
WILLIAM POSITION and
CHARLES TATE, Dep's for
JAMES KEYS, S. w. c.
May 81. w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
Nam6er ~ 1gelght 81 .lielaL
Describii9n Fl "a NeaA

In the centre is finely executed bust
OF the valiant Commander from whom she
derives her name, with wreath of laurel
entwined round his head. On the star.
board side Is the full length of sailor. re-
Ginning a short distance from the bnts, wish
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Fifty DOLLARS REWARD.
INSERTED from a detachneD. IF ne 90 57;Ae
NJ Regiment, stGt8onela Hdnovsr co7,gtv. ,StS,e
Of pirgiuia, CHARLES RHODES, 5 feet hish.
10 years Of are, born in oraz,ge Co,aats, N: e.
mas dark eyes, dar6, ha:y, dark compilation, ana
or trade hatter-had on 7yhen he eaessrtea his
,oJ0rHi' ispro57Jie he7aR sell his uniform me
Jrsf o'0orf~nlty 6hoeUer 1siR aPprehena tle said
Charles Rh2des ana dslUer hin 20 am o5Fcer in re
United Stotes army, shall receive Me aJoue re.yord
and dIreasona5le erpeacss
JOHN PEN.DLETEOM
Lieut.. Sd Rife Regt
Jllls %. ~te
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
STEM BOaT
w A S Ill iNGT0

L EAyeS the Steamboat wharf, in Washing.
IA ton city, every day, Sundays excepted. for
alexandra and Fredericksbprs, Va. at hale past
2, r. ". and will return te next morning IN time
for passengers TO arrive at Baltimore by 3. Pm
Passengers under this arrangement can travel
from Baltimore to Fredericksburg, and from Free
dericEsburg to Baltimore, a distance upwards OF
100 miles, in 10 hours
The accommodations on board the Steamboat
are good.
June %. o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
GEO. NJ. CARRINGTON 8. co.
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

FAkNEito7 BANk OF YIRGTNlA.
TEV'lE President and Directors have declared n
n dividend of six and quarter per cent. for
The last months, which, after the usual dednc-
ton on account ofthe State, will be paid TO The
Stockholders, or their representatives, on the 18th
instant. WIN. NEKERvIs, Cashier,
july ,. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15
JouRNEYMEN IN EyCI,AyD

A case of considerable Importance to masters
was on Wedne sclay heard before the LordAI
Mr.. Hunt housc-painter of Great Tower-street.
summoned iourneyman named, Saunders, be-
fore his lordship, for having left his employ with
out giving him notice. 1t appears that the man,
with number ofothers, was employed by Mr.
Hunt at MERGERS Hall, which place he left on
Saturday evening, the 9th July some time before
the regular hour OF leaving off work, ard Che
following week engaged himself to another mas
ter.-Ihe Lord Mayor sentenced the man to one
months imprisonment but which punishment,
at the request of Mr. Hunt his lordship RENTED;
at the same time, informing the man, it was by
the indulgence ofhis master, the law was not put
III execution The Lord Mayor also stated that
no Journeyman could leave his masters employ
without giving him reasonable warming, even
II hired by the day and that for such offence he
was liable to Imprisonment for any term not ex-
ceedlng three months, or less than one month,
which ne hoped would operate as notice to all
Journeymen not to quit their masters service I'M
ProPerly.--Lcndon paper
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-15

An accident happened in Dublin oil the SD
of April last, as similar in its cause as It Is me-
lanchoiy in its effects. A Master Sweep having
been convicted ofcruelty to mis- apprentice, was
sentenced to be whipped from the Jail to the
Royal Exchange. vast concourse was assem-
6led to witness this unpleasant execution of the
law the doors, the windows, and even the roofs
OF the houses were filed and covered with spec
tators, particularly on the steps of the Exchange,
winch were supported by massv iron bsius-
trade AS the cuprit approached this place, the
y'olent press of crowd forced the balustradz
from its fastenings, and the whole fell with a
terrible crash On the crowd below. Ten were
Killed on the spot, and about fifty shock;ngly
wounded, some with fractured SOULS, some with
broken legs, and others with broken arms. In
snort there IS no quarter of that populous CITY,
lation of the sweep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
TITULAR DISTINCTIONS.

have lately read several public papers. in which
NE parJ has been adire sed as The Xog0Yro,ble
VI as 1o1f Ecceisency- .aud Wy mind has been
necessarily turned TO the subject e titles and nom
- uisuneti0 81 such County as ours Is il
n5,t to ape the manners Of Europe, by preserving
Snsh relics Of her aTistocraei
~ we writ to tie Governor Of Virginia we must
eah him MS EUceHeucy--Iftoa Member of Con-
sress' We must style him Ibe HeJlotsGJIe sueh
Aohe.--h we speak 20 q Judge upon the bench we
must address him yofr Honour or yotsi' UorsLib.
10 IS an old remark that these dis motions were
ffg,'elly unknown T. the Republics Of Greece and
N''ie' tabreius was never st, I'D His ExcclIency
nor, ppius Ills Honor. Cicero addressed his
1UGges by the simple name OF Jw,lices And the
sun remark applies to the Republics OF Greece
IL IS not wrong in itself, nor is it Inconsistent with
'ePucican principles, TO call man after the basil
ness he pnrsues, OF the office he holds In the
same manner, IS ycu call hma DOCTOR or parsoa,
,ou may address him asa captain, general, go
vernon, or a Judge.-iiut, any epitbets which are
aeu ny way Of compliment merely, are eth, = use
as }" themselves, because they mean nothing, or
'rS calculated to make man tlliHk more OF him
Seli than his Office deserves.
ne least that can be said ofthem, is, that they
'ih 90 no sort OfgoOi. Decatur would not fsht
whit better, ifhs were called an Admiral or knieb-
ca as - Stephen; ifhe to exchanges the love
anu gratitude Of his countrymeu for the tilsei OF
u'lc or the sound Of name
would discard all these pompOus and silly ap-
ciature Of Office. ''''''e"-
would address the Chief Magistrate, as Coyer-
Judge OF the bench, rs Irlige-whea on the
Oe,eh' by The phrase, Nay il please the CourfI
~ member OF Congress, by the style Of -Ifr. -
ate. ~ W o'
a minister Of the Gospel, as Parson such one
II. orr re- erenee, your honor, your excelency.
:. 81 vi ghtinesses snd the ttIlares Of your grand
u's"''ar'es, would form no part OF my catalogue.
HEpUptI(tAw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
LIN D FoR $50

"lr. Suhscri6ers will offer at public sale, On a..
~. ~ 2o'h Gay of the present month, (Dec-mbsr
W., rsets ot Land in Char!es-City County.
one co tanning about 500 Acres, On which ;s a
Go". s'house' IN good repair, with six rooms and
ou' "re-l'aces"ith other conveai;,t omtlaL.ings
house. W 'eu'ehtto Inc
90 he ether Tract adjoining, contains ahou. son cr
ooo acres Roth are well-tmbered, aud ARE s,,o,,,
in''es from James River, and from C..ics s,,om.
~, '.l;Se lahos' tho somewhat worn, lie well ro,
p'e-orchards, and also afford some go d ,negdov'.
lano' and may be seen on application on the pye.
ierms viii be accommodating to the purcbaser
wnch will be mode known on the day Of sic. 70
t tO,'euce a I've iweng-house, 90 the FIRST ncu-
THOMAS LtDD,
AMOS LhDD
N(cCe"lScF 10. G7-fg,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-16
SALES hr AtJcTfor

'E>o eios- su,hiry eonscnments, we shall sell =.
raol'e Auction, an Wednesday the qo,h inst.
ern, the following articles:
90 hhds Muscovado SMEAR
9 terces Loaf do
80 big Green Ccre
a5 ieree' do do.-io bags Pepper
20 boxes G ton and Wool Carts
so boxes New Soap
! p'pe real Holland Cir. 10. Brandy
q. - c's' Port Wine, 4 d.. Icnerit,;.
~" SSie ~ili be rsithout resc,cc. 1t WILL
sona'cte'i by Messrs Pmkhills, Dur,Ion & C.
land, to commence at II O'clock. y up
ASA Il JOSEPH OTIS.
''"'f w. 67- .,fs