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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
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THE Stockholders oflhe Real Estate
nnkDfthe United States are hereby no.
TIED, that agreeably to the articles OF
srat;on an election for eighteen Di-
mss and eighteen Commissioners to
trefCr the ensuing year, will be held
AIRS. Goodins's tavern, at West End.
Rhe county OF Fairfax, GA the first
Monday in February next. The poll to
SOpeued at eleven O'Clock in the fore
SOOu aOd closed at four O'Clock In the
stegnOen. BY order of .
Tie President end Directors.
January S dttstFeb
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
Southern Money wanted.

n Will give the highest premium for
drafts and bank notes of the follow
ing kinds, viz. On Georgia. South Caro-
lima, North Carolina, Virginia, Boston,
New York and Philadelphia alse trea-
sury notes and specie. Persons remit
ting or travelling to any part Of the Unit
ed States, may be supplied with funds
to suit them. All kiAdS OF stocks and
bills of exchange, bought and Sold
Notes and drafts collected and RENTED.
All kinds of western bank notes Bought
and sold. Enquire at my exchange and
brokers' Office, Bridge street, George
town.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
MandeviIle. q Larmour,

Mandeville q Larmour,
Corner Of King G'Fairfaa iyKfng t9Wa-
ter streets,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cagnac brandy
$ do. Holland Gin
90 puncheons w. India Rum
10 hhsls. 1st and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 los. prime Lagaira coffee
so boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
$50 do. muscatel & bloom raisins
500 VT. fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment OF wines IL
quors and groceries.
December, 19
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For Sale or Freight,
Bank of a,IpGdndria.

January 1st 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
holders in this Institution, that Di-
vidend is this day declared of four per
cent. for the last half year, and will be.
ready to be paid to them or their legal
representatives, on Thursday the 4th
instant.
By order Of the Board.
j. l.. M'KENNA, Cash'f.
ION
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
TO Rent.

o Rent,
Sts,, free Story Brick Ware Holse,
hs : = 0g Ming street, second door be-
Roes "' ii and Bsawner's Auctioa
sq6 B., POSSESSION viii be given the
Apply to ~
griffith and Bratener,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
n. e r. Blackjack

n. + r. Blackjack =
Have lately received and efer for Sale
S hhds. Muscoyado Sugar of good.
quality
go bbIs. do. do.
puncheons high favored spirits
SO boxes Spanish segars
so sacks fine Liverpool salt
500 bushels coarse do.
SO bbls. wbiskey
so kegs CARROTS snuff
4 chests Y. Hyson TEA Amerira'st
cargo
1 do. do. Packets do. of a
good quelity for family use.
$50 r4ams writing and wrapping pa
per, together with general assortment
of the best wines, liquors and groceries,
Jan 9 d2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
LOUIS BEELER.

N. B. Masters of vessels and others
are cautioned against harboring or carryi
ing oft said fellow, as they will be dealt
with according to law for so doing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
London, August 10.
VAUXHATI. BRIDGE.

Among the nsdcrn Improvement London and its vci
naty, this bridge certainly claims d>eu place
neither regarded with view utility on 10 6rIrreit
tsresliy an acquisition to the metropolis and honor
H. the Country.
Inv bridge consists Of nine arches equal span formed
81 east iron and raised upon piers. The span Of
saeh arch IS 80 feet, and he width of Zach pier alst l.,
witch is snuewiat more than the width OF the piers Of
tie famous laland hr,lgr, Nenlly near Paris Of
which the SPIN Of each arch isnolfss an $50 feet. Ihcsc
piers yd to be constructed oi tie hest stone, and
thc solid and durable lie elevation of the
arch aioye high mark Is above 30 feet and
of c bridge IS aloyc 200 feet is width. exclusive of ain
pie foot ways affords Sufficient Cor four Carriages 10
iron padoes. through which the foot passenger lps
uninterrupted view Of all the beautiful scenery whsh
alDunds the banks, we Of the interesting olp,ts
which hourly present themselves upon the bosom " The
Thames.
c I,ad are so juiciou, constructed that thu ascen;
levatcd iicl, ave I'M !, vel Of the ground uI each side of
the Niver whlr the slope ofthe brdgc itself 80 g,le
rst9 form ycry striking Contrast nd ~ to the prfcipte
accyity which materially dcrDrate from the bridges of
W ttminter md Hlackfirs and vhch renders THIN So
very nconveenl " Mt dangerous, Wagons and
rags when heavily laden.
The approach to this brI;c on the Sarry side Is from
tie east Of the VtuSiail turnpike, from which il is rot
above 100 yards distant. The Tie Nfiddhsrx
side IS formed by Road Of 50 ftct wide, including
foot ways. This old about mile ~ gtl in ,irte
Iinc 10 Eaton ST. Pmlc0, through which and Governor
place fine opening continues 20 Hse PINK corner--
Thus such communication formed Will lie west end of
tc that The from th7 Varcr. aid rsppciay
from Maryeonc parish 20 curry ard Sussex, is shortened
~ Il understood no less ta two miles c,o,rei M d.
old Road Wesqnstsr bridge whilf rs passing over
Vauthal trdg the public streets, and what is generally
entirely avoided But h diaiicc will be Shortened ~, he
proportion from Carlton House. 81. Jarrs, and he
House II Parliament Esp caiiy on tie pleon Of the
Road from the atcr 70 the foot of vaExlsl bridge. IA
This piton, indeed through Abingdon and N;lllnnk
Streets md along the snciOus ebaui recently bull
The RI naval Of small Wharf bcIoneing 10 fg,I Cys
sigr,at tie lower end Of ibank Street On the removal
Of this Hh0,E the approach ihe bridge ~ hat ,is,rfa
viii te peculiarly hAisl, sriias f,c banintu R.a.
zyr is eHt n',iD ihe 'tc.'il. - LoedOu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
n STAR IN THE BEST. sc.

oo'ne months since, ID. FENToN, of this city, and
others, published volume, entitled r" II Star in
ne ~ est; o., an humble ATTEMPT TO discover, thc
long lost ten f,lbes Of kraei orebtrraforu 10 Their.
return ~ their Geto,tf ctr, Ie,.,.soemBy ELIAS
boUDiNor, l.. l.. d." We have had this volume
lying by Ills, leisure not permitting or inclination no,
prompting MS, tn read il, until a few dsys since A;
when on opening Il, our interest was SD strongly ex-
cited, that we scarcely LAID il down until we had
nnished IFS perusal and we should now think our
selves deficient in gratitude for the pleasure has
afforded us, did We not recommend it TO the attci,-
ton of others.
DIR. Bouinot's i'ca is, that the Ten Tribes of
Israel, wha are known have been transported in
TO some the northcrn provinces OF the then Assy-
ria" Empire, bordering the Caspian and Euxine
seas, and To the northwarrl and nortncas of them,
and Who are not now to he found in those regions
nor m any other quarter OF the old wnrld,
III process OF time, to free themselves from
an oppressive government and nlolatrous neigh
bors. removed in searck of a country where they
might eroy unmoeste,. civil liberty and the re!i-
gon OF their ancestors; that in search of snch a
country they continued travelling until they reach
ed the streights of Kamschalk:, which they passed
perhaps. on the ice, aud arrived finally in America
which they gradually overspread and peopieh; and
that from these Hebrew em;ssants descended the
Indian tribes which were fonnd here @n the discov-
cry ofti''s continent by the Europeans.
In support oil this theory, the Doctor not only
qnotts ancient prophecy ard history, but points out
striking resemblance in many parts of the language
traditions, customs, habits, rites ceremonies public
worship aud religious opinions S< pr, JUDGES the Ia
nans To ose ct the ancient Jews described to us
by sacred prnlahe history and ifhe does not sue
coed IN absolutely convincing all his reaers that the
Indians are descended from the Israelites, we think
few Will lay down his work without disposition To
admit that his arguments in support of this opinion
are plausible, ana the fact probsble.
Many intere sting aud authentic Indian anecdotes
are mtersperset through the work, which render il
at once entertaining and Instructive and, on the
whole, we feel confidence il recommending it to
the public, as well worth their purchase and peru
sal. Trenton True American
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

ural history, we believe, mt generally known tia,
the vorac'ty OF this fish, indaces 70 deyour its own
species.
We understand that NJ lie Ray de Chaumont has
lately arrived with las family from Francc after al
ansence OF SIX years, ard Is accompanied by persons
of eminent skill IN hifcren, branches of m,u,,fac-
lures. who are going to establish themselves on
VI. lie Rays lands
Inc rapid progress which has already been ma,!.
~ agriculture, commerce and manufactures, in that
me portion OF our ate, which is situated the
shores o' Tie Black River, Lake Ontario and River
St Lawrence, cannot but be torw sir,ed bv the ac-
c.sson nj talents. drawn from, such a source, and
chosen too by one of own ci;,zcns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
A JAMES RIVER FARM-Eor SnLe-

n JAMES RIVER FARM-For Sale,
s Wish to sell the Tract IF Landon which lately
Z resided, lying en- James River, in the lower end
of the county of Nelson. containing nine L,,,,yeJ
ana forty 0creS-rhere is on this land the usual
proportion of low grounds. The Westinghouse &
offices are OF brick, lately bs and the farm houses
are cool and abundantly convenient. The situation
IS deemed remarkably healthy. crop of wheat
WI be sown, and possession given this fall. The
terms will be made to accommodate the purcba.
ser.
Further observations are deemed unnecessary.
as II is presumed the purchaser will prefer TO
Jldge for himself by view of the premises Ap-
pilcat'on may be made TO the Subscriber, living in
Richmond, or to VIM. II. Cab0Il, Esq. who lives
near the land, and will shew it 10 those Inclined TO
view it. lie is also authorised TO sell it.
GEORGE CABELL.
Scbtember7. 35-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
COPY
Hon. Return J. Meigs,
~ st-Mas'er General /;

ZION. return j. Aeies,
P'st-Mas'er General
SiR-Nour letter OF the 10th July last, in
which you request me 10 inform you in what state
or country was born, and in what country the
clerks employed in this post-olnce were born, has
been bat recently received; and have aelayed
reply 10 IT, IN order to reflect upon the propiey of
answering the questions it contains. / am far from
wishing To exhibit any dsrespect to yon, Sir, as an
Individual, or the head OF the pos-ofice depart
ment, and if the inquiries made BY you merely
Tor your owr personal qualification, should answer
them with pleasure.
But, upon mature reflection, am satisfied, that
Cosgress had no right TO require the information
sought by your questions; and that, il their resol-
ton be complied with in this respect, a principle
will be sanctioned which is abhorreut 10 the spirit of
our government, which would combine in one boz
y the distinct powers of the legislative and execu-
tive departments, which would authorize linguistic
rial visits into all the de ais Of private life, and
which would establish distinctions between native &
naturszed citizens aud between the citz.rs If diff
ferent states, unfounded IN reality and productive
ONLY ofhistinction and mischief
While cheerlully admit the legitimate power
oi Congress e. impeach and try every officer Of the
government, yet deny their right exercise the
executive functions IN deciding expressing any o.
non upon the qualifications of persons 10 hold *.
ecutive appointments 1.-THE resolution liz question
be Rot intended foundation for such de cis,on
Il is worse than useless
IL should inform Congress through you Sir,
why may not with equal propriely be required to
state the auouat at my property, the nutnber Of
my children, my political sentiments, or any other
object Of enquiry in which the wisdom or the clri-
os'iy OF Congress may wish be gratifed. nut the
most important objection in my mind TO the rcso-
luton fCongressis that il is fire. brand discosd
between the nativ9 and the naturalized citizen
our constitutions recognizes difference between
them, except in the solitary of the office of
president. And yet the resolution of Congress
would make that distinction, and would present it
In the pabiic IN the worst and unfair point of
view that OF Foreigners EMO, ing the emoluments
~ our Offices. IL 1T be not intended as reflection
upon naturalized citizens, il certainly betrays lea
lousy OF their importance unworthy of Americans,
ann dIsteputable to ouFreprcsentatives
! beg your indulgence for the length of this let
Ter, wh.eh contains only the oH lines Of my reasons
Tor declining to answer our questions.
Very respectfully, yeur CHIT serv't.
JOHN &. SPESCER,
Post-.ua:fer-C snlanllaigna
September z, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
From the Canesesaisna CN: 4 .,fessengerl

lfrom The CanaSdaigrta { ". \. } Messenger ]
The E',or ct the Messenger has perceived in the
public papers Noiee from the Department. Of
Stat, requesting those holding appointments under
IT. to inform the Secretary Estate where they we're
born, in order TO enable him to comply with ESQ.,
lu'ion OF Cos sress. As print the laws of the
u b the Editor supposes be is included in the no.
bee. He has detC rm- ed not to comply with it,
ard he docs not know that he better express hi,
aSonstor the REFUSAL than by publishing the answer
Spencer, post-uaster OF this ilace, a similar
inquiry which answer has been obtained AT the
requcsto the Editor. for the purpose of laying it
before the people ofthis quarter. 1t is understood
that similar refusal has been made by n number
OF persons holding Offices under the u States GO
vtinment. MIR. Spencer is native Of New
York;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
GOSPEL MELODIES.
THl; EIIGIiT.

I By Themas .!i0ore.
TIA night, Judea's woes have ccasd
And all her s'ns tn slumh-r giv'n;
The wretthcd, nov FROM rclcasd,
Abandon earth 10 dream of hcav'n.
% bli>>iul yisiun-ior.tast OF that love
S'at strengthens faith aud walls the soul above.
'Jis nisht Der aiie Judas plain,
IhU stars uf heaven are bramng bright;
The winds have sui,f, their parting strain,
Aud did upon the mountains height;
ae oeeagis wave is laundering the shore,
And the cold watchnian's hallOo souuds no n,urc.
'Iisniyd at this lone. solemn hour,
When man iorgets to wake and weep:
"A thin the viryin's holy hover.
Tie BabS OF Iethleni wakes from sleep;
And lark from dazzling clouds of heav iiy Light
I lac sons Vi straphs hail M,ssiali's flight.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

This world is all a fi,eting show,
For n,n,'s illusion given;
The smi!cs of 10y, the tears of Woe,
Deccitinl Shire. deccitful show,
There's nothing true but Heaven.
And false the light OH Glory's plume,
As iadng hues of Even,
hSd iow and Hope, ami Beaity's bloom,
Are blossoms gathering from the tomb;
There's nothing bright but Heaven.
Poor wanderers OF a stormy day,
From wave 10 wave we'ere driven,
Aud Fancy's Dash. and Reasons ray,
Serve but 10 light the troubled way;
There's nothing cafri hut Heaven
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
JACOB GIBSON.
J-tOOl
Marengo, Sept. 90, 1916.
ALBANY. Sept. %.


fIVFtf7FTY y NC ONTTOIfF.
On "Wednesday morning, one 81 our scientific an
gicrs, NJ. Elis brought IN three fish upon one
hook, the largest fine bass, weighing ai,nut three
pounds. The hook had been baited with y small
1--we chdb, Which WIS swallowed bv bass Of about
IL or ot q pound weight and the whole swat
loved or rather part; swallowed, by the large FISH,
leaving lie tl Of The smaller bass projecting from
its nootA 1-s spectacle establishes fact in nat-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
August %.
NO rICE.
To OzvncrS Of Merchant Mile, Grist
A1iiis, Rice Mills, and Nanufac,
royfro n s Eyo,,, f1s~


A1itls, Rice Mills, and b7anufac>
tories of Flour, &c.
NNHEREAS, in my travels throughout the
w co2ntry, to collect the patent fees due to
MIR. OfOer EvanS. for his improvements in the art
OF manufacturing flour and meai--many of yoa
have not been called upon by reason of your remote
sltuatnns you will, therefore, please to furnish me
the following memorands, viz State the situation
oiyour mill. the standing OF your stream on an a.
veiage oil seven years, how many pair of st4nes you
run and their diameters, the number of elevators.
h0pper-bnys eOnvcyors &c. used an6 supplied, the
number ot barrels OF flour made by yon in u hours
the time of your erection (mill or mils) and by
what mill-wright workman il was erected -
This certificate to be signed by two or more neigh
bors attesed by justice OF the peace or the clerk
OF the county On corporation court, where yO4 re-
side.
by enclosing this document to me by post, it will
enable me, by scale, to ascertain the quantuin of
tees due, with equal justice TO the patentee and the
owners-thereby saving great cxpeuce in travelling
aud labor to those concerned.
1t IS not expected, that this notice will be attend
Ell by those who have been sued for using the in
venton without licensc
Gentlemes residing South of the Rappahan-
mock IN North and South Carolina Georgia.
Mississippi Territory, Upper and Lower Louisiana
may with ease avail themselves of those adyanta-
ges
have requested the deputy marsials inv rginia,
MS they pass, to examine AMI report the mills run
ming without license.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
RUNAWAY

TIHROM the Subscriber, negro girl ma
a. med NEHAL FL. the property of VIM. y. Chamber.
nyne seis about ~ years old very black, and is sap.
posed She las gone to King ilamhcr relations live with
Mrs. ClaIubcrayIie, in that County.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
WIZ he given any person who will deliver her TO me in
Hichmond. THO'S. UNDERWOOD.
August n. 3i.tc
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TOnfpKIA S;9 AlURPIy

TOnPKkNS u MURRAY.
A RE receiving from Liverpool and 7
~ DIM, their Fau Supbiy IF GOODS. ''-
Their assortment is gvners,, aud we'll spispte, =,
the use ot the country. 70
They have REMOVED to new brick Lu,.,;.
at the lower end oil the Basin.
n. b. Superfne CLOTHS. CASHMERE,
FESrlNGS, and Gentlemeu's HATS OF sum-. :
quality. "r
September IL. SIR
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.hine IS
SOUTH HILL-For Sale.

SOUTH HiLL--For Sale.
HsY Virtue Of Decree of the County Court rs
10 Essex, we shall, Of the 10th day Of Novem-
Der next, on the premises offer For Sale, for ready
money, the Tract Of Land, called SOUTI-HILI..
which belonged TO the late Samuel Foster, decd
This Tract of Land is situate in the lower end tf
Essex County, immediately on the Rappahannocs
River, contains about $50 acres two-tiris of which
IS hat, level land, and well adapted to the growth
of Corn and Small Grain. The Improvements are
all new, and consist OF Dwelling House with two
rooms, and passage below and above stairs, Kitci
en-, Meat-house, Dairy, &c Sc wisl aourishn.,
young orchards of Apple ard Peach trees.
n. GAINES,
JOSEPH JANEY, SCoD.'r..
JOHN CIIOWNING, JrS
September IL. 56-e,ow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
FALL GOODS.
Perthe Shihs Kent from Liverho,i mn,

I@FUfTVOvI mi
Edsvard from London,
Nsppcd cottons, rose anil striped blankets. proc.
blue ADD drab plains. blue and white, aud red 49,,
whit. kerseys, waite, red, crimson, yellow gu
aud scarlet iannels, twiIled ausairgs, 6.i AID :,
common cloths, double ,nillei diab ,lo casks h..l
ware, assorted, boxes cutlery, bomb.ze,,s. as,..,
coiors, twilled cords AMI vclvctt ems, toinett .t
moleskin vestnss, sup fine cloths and cassm-,,..
extra do. do. relsse cloths, escorted colors, b;.
shceting and Deny lawns, o. lark gnghams. o's
and Oh cambrc nusns, sup fine pink asd che
chntz s!iawls. cotton and thread aces, rich lus,'
worsted and lambs wool hose, mems beaver ,,,
buck gloves, milled stockingnett, brown colt,
Holland, Marseilles outings, ready -ma!e hor.c'
men sgreat coats, London porter.
For saS, by
Il. & ID. HIGGINBOTHAN
Sept. 81. so.Gw
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Burr mn Stone Manujacto,y.

DuTI H7IH ok0ne l7unijdcf07'y.
'E>Hl, Subscriber respectfully informs thu
public, that he has Just received direct from Franc
large quantity OF prime Bf1r Bioris oa SUPERIOR oa,
10 any hitherto por, to this place, and having been en-
s.sed ~ the hssSs upwards of fifteen years, he Gai,er.
himself IRON ms long knowledge of the trade ami the m,
probation which his has hitherto ne yih ,l,., T.
will he able 10 manufacture Mill Stones on as reasonable
terms as thoe imported from the North, and warrant them
perform we'll. "
He has opened Shop On the 10Th Street nearly opna
site To the Old City Tavern, where Gentlemen are invited
10 call.
NATHANIEL WHITE d Co.
Ninf -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
VALUBLE LANDS FOR SALE

4 N pursuance of decree of the Superb
or Court Of CbaneCry land with Che consent of an ,Ip
partits interested ihere) will b. Sold public auction on,
credit ct one, two aud urte year,, equal ANIMAL pa
ments, ten parcels Of AND (belnYiny 10 tbi a.,
tate OF the late Obn Mtae ir. dcc) containing 500 "a
acres yng IN th Counties Of Lneoin and Madison in The
State ct 't;icy heing part OF survey COO acres
patented in tlic name Of John Lewis.
OjeHoa barrei efqn the waters Of Goose Creek,
branch of the south fork of Kentucky containing 5000 a.
cres, tting lot No. ~.
One @her n, lot No.twenty, containing 5000 acres Is.
Ing tsuOsc Creek.
Oie ofir tract lot No. twelve containing 1000 acres mi,
the ridge that divides tie Of Rishland from Cons,
Greek.
one oher TRAIT lot No. one, containing six hundred and
thrtt ad oneiali acres, on the head Of Lick Fork,
Kieiland Greek.
one oher fra lot No. g. containing two tiousrnd and
twelve acres on RclanM Creek.
One ~erfr0d, lot Nos containing hundred and tlur.
ty-twO acres, iiclilaid Greek.
One ether t0cf lot No. o containing 40 acres ON the
waters Of Niciiland.
OneWer nnt, lot NJ II, containing 1000 acres on the
waters Of Iliehani ard Collins Fork.
Oye osr frc, lot Ma. fifteen, containing two tlousard
four hundred ad six and quarter acres, king ON both
sides u CiOote Greek.
Amt 0ne @her frf, lot No. sixteen containing two thou
safd acres. lying OF both sides Of Coliirss Fork
The title papers The Aforesaid lands may b. seen ON An
pca,ion hir JANE. II. Lynch. aucOntr with whom,
fcy Willis lodged for that purpose previous dav Of
sale which will take place the Bell Tavern, in the Civ Of
Ricn0,d.0n Monday the 9thof Dec.neNt.
ItrHsBonts with approved security carry interest
from tie day of sale. the interest BIZ reunited ii TN, MIN
opal is punet'ally paid
b. w. Leigh,
Jas. G.. Wilder,
Joel Harmon,
Ihos. Jones.
Trustees t. Com'rs.
l.4nguSt 10 27--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
JOHN MOODY, .Agent

Iv' DIfUtT II UIUS,
RIcnwoy WI, September II, 1916.
N H. For the convenency ofthose persons who
are owners oil Merchant Flour or Griqt Mills in the
Eastern section Of this Stale, will, ifheslh per-
mt', attend q! the Ra,qgh Tavcr7, in Williams
burg, on the 2Sth ut October next, when will, in
pursuance ofpowers vested in by the Patentee,
offer such terms to the owners of mills who have
m use 7ciDoW license the above machinery ia whole
or IN part, or those who disposed To use them
or any part OF them rs will be productive of gre1t
benefits, not OILY 10 miiers in particular, hat To
the community in general, as il NAV be the means
OF putting into operation number of nails situated
IN fine grain country, and contiguous to navigable
water j. M.
September 25. 4O-6f