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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-01
cans. Cumberland Island, 9th February,

leans. Cumberland Island, 9th Fe6ruary,
1915.
1--WE have had fine fun since saw you.
what with the Rappaiiannock and various c.
Their places, we have contrived to fick nh
a fssv triaiaS hinys, such as Mahogany To-
6tes, Chests Of dsQsvers, Gc.''
From JoRN MILLER, to Mr.. THOMAS NM
AER, IS, Old Gravel Lane, 81. Georges,
Last London. IT, IA. S. Lacedemonian,
of hai,d, FEB. I2fh, 1915.
I" We have lately been employed with the
squadron under Admiral Cockburn, & have
taken Cumberland Island, and the town Of
s.. Mary's from tine Yankees. Cur troops
and sail>rs behaved very well part OF tie
black regiment employed on this service, ac-
tel with great gallant,y. Blacky had no idea
81 Sf0nS quarters: and it was with diff Guilty
the officers prevented their putting Tie fri-
sonc's TO death. The Yankee rifenen fred
at our men in enthusiastically, ON the i'm
pulse OF the moment left the ranks, and pur-
sued them in the woods, fighting like heroes.
a poor Yankee, D1sARMED, begged for
mercy.-Blacky replied, "he 10 ccn;e in
bush fo, mercy" and Immediately sho, him
dead !"
From y. n. GLovER, 10 cant Yesyrt.1.
q the. anaconda. Had quarters. Cun,,
bertrand Island, laf Feb. 1915.
I'VE have established our head-ouarters
here, af'er ''ansack'ag S.. Mary's from which
we brought property to the amount Of mn
thousand founds, and had we two thousand
troops, we mightyet collect good ha,yrst
before peace takes place. NV fcreb tings
Will nat allow me TO anticipate either hopor
or profit to the expedition, of which ven form
a pat, and must fear the contrary, vet most
fervently do l hope my foreboelinss NAV
prove gronndless-1'he ADMIRAL, Cock.
burn) is as active as ever, ana success in gen
eral attends his undertalings''
FROM Capt. NAPIER ofthe Euryoius f;1ec.e.
70 Caht. GoRDoN, Of tie Scuhorse-OF
CGte III 'iry, Jan. 24th, 1915.
:" Here am in Lynhaven bay, the cli,pers
sailing every day and losing them for want
OF fast sailors.-AlI our prizes are well dis
posed of. bsye had a good deal to do with
them, and not many thanks rs You may sun
pose from the agents.-I have petitioned the
Prince Regent in behalf OF the whole of ns
FER a good siec of prize MONEY. aud lone to
succeed, you suppose will not be clisy,leasel
at t-t:xcuse this hasty scrawl, I ;iu in a
Did bad humor, havingja returned from
an unsuccessful chase"
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JOHNSON EyDANE.
NOR sI,LE..

EJALyABI-E LANO-Adloininy my plantation on
' Appofnattox River, l have five hundred acres ~
iand, Hhich will sell accommodating tei,o. for
Stock o. either OF the Banks Of Virginia. or sock II te
united States. The quality Of the lind IS well ao1,
Tea Tor Wheat, Corn, Tobacco and Clover. The so;t
= goods and the todndaton Of elayabout three hun.
bred acres are heavily covered and crouded Win eT
ceen. timber, whish will answer for budinqs s,avs
ana other purposes. Winter-Pock Greek oors,ant
stream, rams through tis tract and on each side RI the
Trees, large proportion ofthe land consists of ve,,
iertAe aud productive lov-groands. There is very
high hid, With handsome grove thereon. command.
nga prospect around o, about fifteen miIes with sv
raj hne springs issning iorl rs basethfs IL u,ost M
yoie sete Tor baihbe, X country residence; more
healthy place below the mountains could net lie eas,
selected. nov ~" e"''V
There are three boil springs, which water sbon,
twenty or thirty acres OF Nat land Which how Yields
eXcrlleni grsss, and with little labor most van.b.
meadow may be had which could BE- covered Win
"atsr 1t pleasure. The distance from Petersl.r +
twenty-five, iFom Richmond twenty-six miles 81
naviyt"n convenient. The cleared low ami 4,
hnd IS suihrent for working eight or ton hands ~ ~
TINS. y "'S ~ ""J
For a'e terms sppiy u Nr. Thomas Tavlor of
ischnond' o. z Mr.. Samuel Turner OF Petersburg.
ARCHIBALD THwEATT.
tttstsrifid, Jgne LIT
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FOR SALE.
WlLL Re SOLD

Al the 18Th day of August, on the premises that
: ~ PGtnaoke NM of the late capt Henry Garnott
oecd oil King d Queen The Mill is on The main road
'saomg To- the courtouse of the atlesaid euuptv and
Aooat nan mule IRON the river, with Greek r,nnine
up 70 The NM, admitting boats sufficiently large te
take OH the flour manufactured at the Mill THE
House Is large and conmodious, with two pair pf
Sarr anu one COLOGNE Stones, boiling cloths CORN
preaSer' and all the necessary machinery for manu-
iactnr.g There are large crops of wheat generally
made an the neishborhood, AID for person DISPOSED TO
enter INTO that line of business, would find this uro
perry worth then attention 1t is also valuable Ak
ioIL,i-and an excellent place FOX raising logs on
teIreek-llSewise adjoining the Mill, there 10 or
90 acres OF excellent Land, and new house, nearly
halshed,wh,ch with small expendS. would be yery
comfortable fer q small family.
Z WILL lie SOED, AT THE SAME TINE ASD PLACE.
Tho BiQckSmifhs,
with the t5ois OF the Shop, Zone of which is very fine
Sm'th-) The above Mil and Land. may be purcbs
SEQ at private contract before the day Of sale The
Si''i and Ishd viii be s6d for one thri in cash, and
the balance 10 two ei.ia annual payments Bonds
and approved security, the bS,s 10 carry interest
cash. W
II rs requested that an indebted to the estate win
make immediate payment, ard tlose who have claims
10 bring them forward that may be apprsed of the
debts to make arrangements for dischargng them.
THCS. GARRETT,
JAS. cARN dsr 5E1seu'Sr.
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NOTICE. !.
IT'LL BE SOLE.

On re i6th dayef .fits1tsf merit at yjF, yoi1 RI
A YALUBLE TRACT OF land.
& the sid County, lying on the Appo1naiox River.
n SMAs}le Greek, running within one bondFed ys,,s
OF Goodies Bridge, containing foisr hundred and tIir
y deres-oHe hnadrrd acres Of which are Low
Sround3, o. tie lrst sud esaoHd qualities about one
nah o the land Is cleared, aud 10 egl;iyston--tae
Their half Is well ticlbered % anv fauJ IN tls 80
~ lory scrcs Of the Low.G rounds are vet 10 clear
anh may he rendered Ct tor cultivation, woet su,tpe
single ditch. ''''''Ns
There are no buildings on the Land, except . Barn
3z'ect by 90 II Is deenld unnecessary 70 ssv any
thing Of J.e qualities OF the Lan.l. as an, ner ~
sehes to purchase, view me land AT any ,iyue.
ne terms wili be msie known ~ tie aa7 efssls
80, FRANCS GO0UE
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oolph. Stephen Reuton, Frederick -Rco;lv, II. /,
IL Robinson, James Read. John Nose, J se,,i
Rathn, .Ann Roberstoi,, Edward Reddick
S--Abraham Sidners Sarah STRATUM. ~, r.
ling w. Smith, William Il. Snelson, Aiexan.
der Steward, Isaac Stacy, James Sm,,hers.
tIeorse Snitli, James Snsll, sudge Sempie,
Alien smith, Or. John A. Smith, Harttor
Swees' Beverly Sidner, Elizabeth F. Scott,
Drury Stlth, John Nj. Syue. Ally Sampson.
Ann Syanor, MIR. Samuel, Talyes Sa,npscn.
Mir. Sayer, James Sn.lth, Thon.as Saenparl',
Elizabeth Stocks, jane Shields. Jaseph
Streauback, Chas. Z. Smithson, John School
held, John Smith, Elizabeth F. Scott, Hnnore
oaiandrc, Elizabeth LiliSy, Martha II. San
som, Lctti-e Smith, Anu q. Smish, FL 40, IN
Savage, Christian Stephan, Joseph Sgoddar,t,
Jane j. Swami. Vincent Shackelford. Mr..
ome!ly, iars. Snead, George I. Shelter, John
A. Snith.
1-Iohn Teasly, Sarah THOMPSON
Jacquelh r. Taylor, Thomas Tebbs 3. Chies
Terrell, William H. Taylor, Eliz abeth Toho-
mas, DR. Thornton, DIR. Vim. Fa:eweIl q
James Turner, Thomas P. Thornton, CAPTAIN
| Geo. thweat, Colonel John Tayloc, Foushee
| u: leobs, Garland Tucker, BENZ Turner.
5ohn Iompkins, John Taylor, Benjamin futile,
Miles Todd, Littleton w. Tazewel.
| ELISHA Woodv, John Wcattsrs, ANNE
| William ., Henry B. Walkers, Judith White.
William Williamson, William White. Rober,
Wilson, Sally Wilkinson, Capt ]. West, Eli
zabeth Wade, Richard Waits, Jean Wood 2,
Laogh;on Wood 2, William r. Wood, J.. Ba-
con Whitlock, Iennet Williams. CHRISTOPHER
| Whiting, Robert c. Williamson, q. Wood,
| VIM. D. Wrenn, Captain 'sNassam, Joshua
West, Chrstopher Walker, Rebecca Wal
ford, Ann Watson Abner Wnfree, I.au-
renee Washington, Kelsey Wexford, David
Wade, Robert Woody, Rufus Wordsworth,
n; Williams, Peter b. Whiting, Wm. WEIGH,
Ensaa Walker, John Williams. jr. David
| Wallace, James Winner, Elisha Weeks Ga
rah Woodward, II. Walters.
! DAVID Vanduvall. Jesse Vaughn. Jede-
diah B. Vest, VIM. Ventice, Joan Vail 9, Tho
mas Vail.
| U--Thos Underwood.
Nm FOUSHEE, Sen'r. p. NJ
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER :
FREuEHTEK. .JFgPO - ~

- :, = =. =. - !. ~ tn = 9IFII y Q &c.
pOOK-hINDERS, BOOK-SEI. LERS and STA
iB tlO"ERs, at The stand lately &C cupied hy M,
oansael Peasants, dec ascd have Ia ss.;cd - ~
dhonai supply Of BdOKS e &E9TJON .qRY
Which they ere enabled to offer to the pubic at w.,
reduced pri,,s. =
Merchants Clerks and shsrfs' books made ,os
ptIefn' upon TIE sh,rtest notice for which p1fpose
they have provided temselves With The verv lee -
per-0riers from Country Merchants aud Clerks
lthose Fsrtcularly - the W. stcrn section of t5..
State, Who have been in the habit oe obtaining Blsnk
DooSs from them will be thankfully received and
promptly ate pded to- ""''
ihey have constantly on hand, general assor,r,enf
OF l'r. Church sceebrtcd atet Fsg1i5 .ifeascjses
. Eichinord, July 26.---.---w3w
, Il. IS lhy have now IN press, and shortly will
be published, the Yirgjnia firanae. for 1s1sT, Iii
contain variety Of useful and entertaining matter
Purchasers by the quantity. will be furnisbcd a. re.
duced priees % &c
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SALT BATHING G.
THE SUBSCRIRE.R

: = rs prepared a DArhiss MAcuIss ard invite
g the attention Of l..,its AID Gentlrrntn who
may vs the tcwer country this season TO eno, s,hs
Batl,.-They may use the Oath at sny hour al the,
day, without being exposed eiterto the sun or obser-
Walton.
lie has taken the houses formerly occupied by Mir.
oou,ha, decd, tor The reception OF company, and
pledges himself 20 use due exertion to render then,
eointorabie The house is furnished with every re-
1niste, and an abundant supply ofice.
MATTHEW Wills.
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LIE soUrHcAit5LINA COLLEGE,

Jdy 9TH. 1915
srn-Your coDnexi6n with thaSop.h- Carolina Co
tgc, has ended but bslore you take your final
leave Oit, the standing committee are desiou5 OF ex
pressing you their sense Oh the vices you have
rendered that institution
The improvement Of your pupils, !, 4 snfieieAt e
yGence OF the merit OF your psn Of insi rdciioain Ora
tory This Improvement has been rapid perhaps
we might add, uuexanplcd. The most superficial
could not ti To be struck with it, in witnessing
their public exhibitions There amongst tllen
who could not recite with business and intelligence:
And some seemed u have made cofisidera IL ai-
Sanees in the higher walks Of inpassioncI eo-
q'leeece.
But the improvement Of tie students undcr yoiir
care has b,un eonfusd@o rodre manner and dsii-
very the ors'nd eofupoltions they rected, were Of
y character ar SUP to what hare been aceus-
toned to hearErOtn Pers0nsof their age. There was
spirit and cOrrectnessin :hcir manner, wlcb shew-
Cd ihat ,lley mere automata3 they evidently
Oomprehended he sense & Cltthe sorSe o. Vhs. they
urged
10 produce effects ike these II was necessary that
the Instructor sOub be lab0ri-y attentive and we
iuw t.at your -duHry has bcen indcfadgsbiez--
Mere industry yOdrpsr e &Gyer, though joined 20
the prootJdest knowledge in the science you profcs-
scd teach, would have been Of little avail, had you
not possssscd some means Of predicting corresponding
excr;iuns on the part Oftno5e Instructed mi this 5
one vi your peculiar merits. We have never known
an instructor wtO pOJscssed equal degree The IT,
iet OF exciting the enthusiasm ul M pupil. You have
tagglt t,rm 10 love tie science IN which they werein
stgCtcd 66nnprOysment must be tie usce ssry ceose
quence IS sueii disposition.
Nor - this spirit confined 20 the science in which
the Students nj t,s institution have been is,rueted nv
JOn. Yonnare excited amongst them geuetal enthn-
sasn fa literature: 40 enthusiasm which we fattcr
ourss.y, viii produce eft ctspermanenty beneficial 10
thc Coil * and the County ~ this view alone we
sh6uldf eei Ourselves bOisd 90 acknowledge IN fhe
strongest terms your merits and services towards the
SosHh-Caronus Cplcse. With the 81 wil,, sfs.eonr
iDjigfdoai prosperity si the Of be plsas you
l.SYc formed for the public adya4t-ss,
We are si', 6ur
Oletbsi,t servants,
u "a flEe rrGGfrug n -
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ooLunrI., sorrn-cAao1rSA,
DE.aR SIR, '"'y IN 1878.

DEAR SIR,
fhtrsng Sitey resigned my o6ce as
protector Of -fatlen.it.cs and -istronS,nv ~, tins
Ceh.Se, fcuuiof 'Fr my name &c tie ,eeH yre,..lcd
ea'csT"m Of me President and fhe Professors Fou
.s." Prase, "eoSr"esss, 10 Gecept ssith theirs
ny sentiments Of .p3ro6, :ion ma .sseen, lou
hePpiy ante s.,o branches ef i,,ssrucfio 1e,ich IL,
thts country, are Of incsaarIb.: iasorfonce, aud
7siich haze neter be|o-r corJei Ia .s sane
person ei'"sr ia E of'e or. .rciic1. Tie eo1iDosi
mons # yyur pupils, del4rcred from ne POslu0,.
's'h grace 'sth elSe G'sddgRit are calculated %
a''tSc, 10 please, and 20 delight. Bar vou hans done
more your p'fuafs lectures on O,afo,v embrace.
me To'et0 e:ciea1e'Irbcte q sc's,ce en efe Ate;i
and Mey eab,niI tie h,ns,ai aii,e .lev i IN. ar
do' aud emulation 81 y,h Fou bosse>s IN {, sig-
nal degree, fhe fo.',1 anaqtig t,. to RIM a eto-
''on$ race Pct'ae tossish goa continued success
and 10 sa'6scr4Je myse!S
Y0tii' Friend,
GEORGE BLACKBURN
TO James O-;I,je Eso
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FOR FREIGHT or, cR.qRrER.

nnX Lac Russian Ship s4,erasis- Capt ytr
eIR,H MouSors, lur,hen about $50 tons, s. now
-. yins ut City-Pont, ready To receive a CAR
gsShe val take tobacco tobacco stems t. any r,s,
on 's connent OF Europe, from the river Eyder to
the 'aronne, both inclusive with liberty 10 call az am
iort In the English channel, for orders The tern q
w' be made ancouimonly low, and the shippers have
tne p',iedge ct eonsigmny the ship, well as car
nnT one, anu well furnished. JouN BEIl
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-RNN NY

KIN II H,.fY,' =
NIXON the subscriber in tue month Of Nav la,t. a
- Negro Man, named SAM, aged 81 yeary--t
more yelio~Ish complexion than the generality Of ne
sroes are--abont6 feet, 10 or'll Inches high, good
and well made, of his legs sore lie eye
his clothing hot recnllected. N'' f''e"''
wii give i've dsilars reward Secured in sny nil
80 mat get him again, dolRrsi brought bone 10
me- nvlhg IN the upper end of Cua.5erlaud County,
,.,,r BARTLETT ANGLIA.
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SIOLENOR .SIR0TED.

From the Subscriber, on tie I'm i,s..
A SORREL HORSE, or 9 years old. ,t.,,t <
n feet high, blsze face, believe tac rieb, bins
lot white, knot on the right knee, short switch
tail shod all round, no other mari vecolleotea !
stolen, will pa, ; 20 for the horse ard thief,
- John kELSO.
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s 20 REwArD.
HJNdD.tl-

sfNoHi the Subscriber, living in Sia,iaton, ON the
A. Ian lust. u Negro Man, named HENRY he
Was purchased las, winter OF DIR. i--.s * Rich
90
i.ENhf Us very good Cook, aud welt known As
such III tSohmo Id has been nlorne,l ,h.t he has
D. en- very frequently ct sea, and has made trips 10
The Nes,-hdes anal other pacvs-Re is frotn
appearance abcu, 20 yeats Of age, about feet in
ehes high, has lack LIPS, lssyey.s, large whskers,
wears generally bcSDSin liis ears las : rrum cou,,-
tenoac', TIT pleasing when spoken to-iis cloathinc
as follows; oae treadand cation shirt thread nan
tatoons, b''th new; AIS, One or twn cotton shrts
parity werr, t'schsrN;ih shaggy srea,-eUat, lined
~ith ,ant'S ooclo CLOTH Mast rs OF esscs for
ms;yed iron, cariyli lan yw ~ at their per- Any -,
senNsver'nS SAID slave to in Su4unt IN, s receive
Tie aOove reward, and all reaSouaulc expenees .ii
o. teo dciais u -securcd III jill tha, get h,.n :
gain.
..fr JOHN G.TRGGHT.
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$40 REIYlRD.

RUNAWAY on THE 18th uLr
EltOM the subscriber, living in Halifax County w
Il DANIEL, Neg 10 Man of a black oon,pl.,,;o,,
oout ~ Years old, five feet OF eleven iacbes h;
Aaby VIGIL E,ade, spry aud active when smoke,
Qreplies quick arki .isnei, and Frequently NE
do~n look. IN the use os'impiements OF husba,dyx-
nc ar exc 'Forinary fsilows--the coat he wore ava
'ss ci blue BROAD cio,h There is very little DOM,
.At BE mas >b!atned 4 free pass, with which lac will NJ
teiapt to tsSch tlc State ufOio or ponnsvI,sn;a
Whoever will apprchent said negro aud confine hin,
IN lai SO teat get hum again, or vii bring him 10 rn,
si' receive The above reward, together with all re-
sonable expenses and charges.
w., 90 JOHN WIAIBIsH. =
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FEN DOLLARS REWARD.

4 , ANYWAY from the Subscriber, on ,he p;.bt
= Ct the 9'i inst an Apprentice Boy, named
3OLgVD-2Y, bound to the br4ck-laying and nIaster.
ing tFde--he is sbou, ten ysaos ofage toIerabe sta
ture. mas ooWn hook When spoken to, AS be has a
considerable quantity OF clothes il !, impossible 20 sou
rwhatis dressn- Fhe sbore reward will be paid for
The delivery Of the said DAY, 10 Richmond, vith rea.
sonabIe charges. Az Persons are forwarned from
employing or hsTboTing said DAY, 20 / viii prose
cute all sueh offenders.
- JOHNSON EVDANE.
> The Editor ef.he Petersburg Daily Courier. is
requested to publish te above every other day Tor
Tire Enc rer ~
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! Zhe Subscribers, unier the firm of
LEWIS, PERKINS, e Co.
AVN taken the South tenement of Col. Bull
Il Z locks bud SO, fronting the Basin ,rbrre t6sr
can store large QUANTITIES of any article offer their SER
wees (as Coo0is''0n .aerchas,) to the;r friends aud
the public at large. '''1
They have for sale alarge quantity Of f'ifstas, w.
ing dnJmIng the iumtt--io1se of Fox & Richardson,
on the Basin, and will treat with any person Ewbo
Sones wen recommcnded) for raising Of coal at Aia6r
inc. sfaJ!ory's Pits, in Powi.atan. -
.l3Grner Traits, Ro6crf bffws,
bat. Perkins, Ro6ert French.
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"A PETITION will bu presented to the next &C.
AZ neral assembly, PRAYING that set may pass
authorizing the sale OF Elza Youne's interest ia Th
Tract o and ~ the county of Monroe known BIZ the
name n the RED PRING TRACT.
juv l5..----w4w . ~
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20 DOLL-aRs REW.9RD-

- 20 DOLL-aRS REY.aRD.
RUJN.l-WIY,
ENfoM the Subscriber, living in Powhstas coanty.
leu mHes aSOTe the Cour'-Hoase, rws negro men,
p" JIM AND YOREE,
jim &c soout so o. s5yesrs old, yelaow,h cam,
f'exon, spare made-YORkEis absot 2s ,-rsrs old
dark complexion, also spare wv
Lwiii give the above reward For both, or ten ic,la
tor either. drought 10 me, or secured IN iii n
TINS a'aie- 1presume thsy sic lurking ia .i,s ne:gh
~ .aRo.v AsS1l.ws.
Ju5 i9--r1J-r,A
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TOBACCO LAND
49, EOR SIZE

NTIIHlN e 10 miles of Lynehburg, en- the wa
Wv tSts OF fawlins, II naes from Lynchburg, SIX
from FREEDMAN Mills on James River and four 3,or
Campbell Ccuthouse This tract is inserier 10 none
N Campbell except River Bottoms. There is on this
tract nom 1000 Iso.aores OF fr.t rate Meadow
Land, and Tue Land lies web. Elegant situation
where the house stands-fne Orchards Inst neve co;l
bearns--water - good ~ any-lvery good imnroye
ments Assn, 500 res in Bedford on James River
miles iron, Lynelptiss This land is very rich, but
rolling there Isl fine Mill Settle on this Land for
the largest kind of an Establishment. Terms mad
known by application 70 the subscriber living near OK
lori, IRON WORKS: M. c. NORMAN.
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L-9.N'D FOR S.3LE.
THE SUDSCRiHEn NEERpS r,Cr, car

THE SUDSCRiBEl OFFERS FOP SALE
240 ACRES OF LIND.
htNG On the south side ofJames River and bs,,p.
d IA ded on the South by the road leading t-yt-est
nam, and about two mites FROM the town of Man.he.
.er no" enclosed. lies well for cultivation, and is
equal to any Land in the lfei,hboyhoml-;s ,vael h
several excellent springs-contiguous TO which aae
handsome settles for building within view of Richn.o
line Subscriber invites oze who are DESTROYS Of own
ing su'ielencyo Land iora comp;eie and convenient
iarfn near The City, toyiew this Lan-its position is
exoeient, the DeghborhooL a good one, and the
Land OF that quality which is well adapted fer i'm
provement 49,
-. GEORGE MARKHAM.
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%OTUE

sNOIHE. |r
CA5RyoR ConN a. F6oUn BARREL SLAVES
TE 11ssh to f'arehuSe Il sGh'iv t,rCorn and Flour.
Barrels Staves q Heading, eihsi d,rl5Ls
seSonsd timber Is jpreterred
p. HAXALf. & Co
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TItE SGBSCRIBEKS
EAvE @a9lishef'hemseives at Norfolk, in the
IA Coninissso's B1si'sess, under the firm Oh
GORE NyN,D VGSE,
and offer their services N the ,ransse,;a, or .nv
canuie concerns. JEREMIAH GoBE,jr
Reference to EBEN'R. FRlSe:s, Eco.
d se.'' s saas5 s} : iriasl4. Boston
ARTHUR M'LELIAT Fsr .Ps,-laud
Mes.rs. GooDmUE g WAND, Es-S:Y.rk.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-05
A MANAGER WANTlED-

FOX the Estates of MIR. Curtis in New.Kent and
h'ng- William coiintes. steady man with a small
ainy' he must understand accounts and produce the
most unexccptio able rccomme ndarionsi etie,s Ios,
pad) to be addressed To the proprietor, (Yrneton.
near Alexsndria,) or TO Wifhm Dandrsdse, Rich
nQnd. ''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-05
FIFTY THOUsANn n = 1e- : : :

10 fis htghe't ofFtk,s, satlrS,t,s the sM or.5,.
g"ytncSf az ne beh-Taaer,,, 5,s nlfs ON. 1f 10
O'Clock, lgH6c sold, a5oat '''' C'y' 20 ~
$4,000 WJRTH OF STOCK,
-. CoNsfsTINe oP
Old ana new shares in the Bank of yir.;,,;o
b, interest nan rear
Virginia per cent. certificates
United States sixteen millioa loan.
Unit, United States and per cents
49,. h'a stock IS the property Of the Wrtnql z.,i
I tIHce Soe,ety against Fire. on B,ptr1s of,Gc
S fote q TTsfnia--it will be sold conformably 70
hesoiuuon Of the Members Of the Standing Co,,,,;,.
tee made on the 10th INST Ooi''''''
tie purchasers will De SLOWED sixty dsvs e,odi.
upon Gising approved Notes, negotiable and n,ysls
At one OF the Banks in. this CITY 1 p"' 1'''
The object IN view 10 making The 49,. IL. Z.
20 enable the Company without loss Of 4 ne n male
goon rs Engagements TO their brethren, vs have r.,
Gently Suffered by FIRE 1t Petersbnrr.
GEORGE PTCKETT.1
THOMAS WILSON. I Coo,gsiaee
DAVID BULLOCK ofsalsq.
July 0o.---tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-05
THE SUBSCRIBERS.

-. ,.,,,.,1I.1LrH1I = = ID - y 1NID Z q.
kS rorEc iFDLi.Y informs his fcicnds aud 10
y public IN genegal that be hasaaken that ye, '
known stand, the ~ ''Nt 'e'y Fas
CoURz-Ko USE z.AFERw
II having been through thorough renal. a. l,.
lhe aaVantage o. moat excellent stab., which rIs
always be supplied With the best forage i, tie
aye '.. nsr himself froq nncfndns attention, to
%nl liler Patrpnase-He viii notnotlv k.e,, a. 80
oest l9aors and fruit, Which the Make, sill aff5.
Gentlemen ndhorses can be boarded bv fl s,
tanned in the City. . ss'' 0e o.
,.,u JAMES +. EgNNTs.