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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-24
Brandy, Gin, &c.

Brandy, TIN, &C.
A pipes old Cognac brandy
"a do Holland gin -,
l do wbiskey S years oiu
5 barrels coloring
10 sacks fiiberts
500 barrels tar, turpentine, rosln and
pitch.
inst received for sale by
Peyton & Dundas.
Also, for Sale,
sSS he fast-saiIing schooner Java
~ burth.n "a tons, or $50 barrels
nearly new, and well found In every re-
spect. Apply to
Dec II tuthGsa2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-24
Eank of Fiachestsr in Virginia.

JUNE cod, 1910.
Notice is hereby given thar, agreeably
30 Resolution of the Board of Directors,
of this Institution, a general meeting oil
the stockholders will be held ON Wednes
day the l day Of January, 1877, at IL
O'Clock, at the Banking house, at which
meeting business Of great Importance to
The company will be submitted for con-
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
July 9 iawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-24
.3!e,raadrjG. ,I0y % 1916.

d!e,raadria, Noe, %, 1916.
The annual meeting of the Stockhold-
ers in the Little River turnpike Compa-
ny, will be on the second MONDAY in ia.
nuary lSl7, at John M'Lau9hin's hotel.
in the town OF Alexandria at which
time an election will be held for Presi
dent, four Directors and Treasurer, a
full statement of the accounts will be laid
before the Company. On the following
day superintendent of the road. and
collectors of tolls at The gates, vii be ap,
pointed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-24
NOTICE.

The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra
will be closed ON Wednesday next, be-
ing Christmas Day.
All notes intended for discount, must
be placed in Bank by two O'Clock this
day, and the applicants will have intor.
nation respecting them, 10 morrow on
which day it is expected all those that
fall due on the 25th will be paid.
Wm Patton. jun. Cashier.
December 2S ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-24
GunpoWoter.

The subscribers nave Just received 90
Kegs English Gunpowder, tower proof,
from HF to F. Also cannon, rife and
canister, Sportsmen are invited 70 try
the quality.
r. and J. Mandevllle.
December 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

~ hosou snh det ia tic nernury. and awfs
ra,ninS 20 me ns"sis al that tcae,erous phantom whel
leass 70 cygtiie and seduccs tn destroy.
On The 9th instant. Col. Pc ccodaii, OF Hanover
sohts in the 7iuyea othis age. The illness TINT eans,sl
N DEATH was short but severe; il vasocaone BY a
from has sig and terminated in modification. Never
squat risinrceoi maya'nity Of ind present itself
10 his FRIENDS attending HIN. that displayed by him ON ths
oeea'on When informed by his son OF the fatal turn hi,
disorder bad tle. and that he held it sacred duty he
To hum t0 apprise him o the imminent danger in (of
winch n MAS tall then entirely uiconsciosl he looked lin
earnestly IL, te incc and asked lin il H. Mas certain .at
eod DC 50! And Ing answered IN the affirmative, he n,-
datfy compo',d himvlf the eveu-hnd henccior-
wit 10 me last which WAS upwards Of days. he
ms senses perfectly; ml, and pleasant look ON
- AMI never uttered gr'an deep drawn sigh and
oreatid hs last witiiouta struggle. II dropping into
sweet si'e.Hc sleeps to this word-ut will rise the
MANSIONS OF bliss an lite eternal His virtues ene him
,t-'or never did inOrc atlecdonate husband father or
more sincere friend live. than he whose death weuuw record
HIS country too has sustained loss in the death This pa
uct-He VAS first seen IN carly life holding commission
ara marching m the ItSt volunteer that ever
nEreht IN defence of the rights u oi0n asvid Monarch
eaf ns.ttic, ia this State and tls principles Ia. IA
invariably adhered through le, in the character al soldier
hg'sor and magistrate Of bis county and in bis uniform
inheritance at elections, and s decision support Re
puSlicaiSn,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

the Grand Jury, upon the conviction Of the
second or third offence. & incapacitate the
offender for serving either. as n magistrate,
juror OF witness in court. would aISo
recommend the instituting of severe penak
ties against those who SHOULD sell spirits<to
such as haG already drank too freely.
Al,ho' THESE measures appear intolera-
bly, severe, they are mild when compared
TO some, adopted by other Safes in tie
union, to subdue an evil in society so sub
versve of all order, deccrum aud morali-
ty.
1t was a remark made by the celebrated
Dean Swift, that he who raises two sprigs
OF grass where only one had previously
grown, confers on his couutrya more sub
stantial benefit than is derived from all
the glorious achi; vemerts OF arms. To
this same species of praise, and certainly
not to less share, is the Legislator enti-
tied, who by his exc rtion brings into exis-
tence remedy against those evils, which
his fellow creatures create for themselves
by their own vicious habits and which, if
not checked by the interposition of the law,
must eventually prove ruinous 70 the hap
plness, and wel.-beng of society.
FRANKLIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11
RICHMOND, (vA.) JANUARY IL.
TO THE EDITOR-Dated


"You will have perceived that our As
sembly, lat the late session. have made a
SIN II graft, say $4,000, to aid in impro-
wing the navigation of the Roanoke and
Cape Fear Riyers.-lt is but little. but is,
nevertheless, important, as it is the som
mencement, hope, of liberal system of
Internal improvement and hath already
excited much public feeling inits favor, as
well as called forth Individual enterprise, to
undertake the great Spork. TRUST your
state will not be behind ours. The for
mer of those Rivers is, at least of as
much consequence to Virginia, as it is to
North Carolina, and indeed, much more,
if we should foolishly yield our own scheme
OF improving the navigation doz.n the NV
err; and having the outlet. through the wa
tcrs of this state, to your Canal, M-herrn
ana Burnett's Creek plan. hops, howcv-
er, that North Carolina. will, tor once, be
permitted TO share some of the profit aud
reap some of the honor, which the exertion
of the enterprise of her Citizens, and the
employment of their capital will produce
Besides. our plan is certainly the best. 1t
is cheaheat, the easiest, and will be- sooner
finished, and therefore earlier useful to the
farmer, and productive to the stock holder,
and Notwithstanding the celebrated dogma
of the great English engineer) is the natural
onc-Rivers beng made to float boats, and
not to fced bitches. In fact, there is but
one reasonable objection to any part of our
hrOjet-and that is, that it will probably
have the effect, [if executed] of the North
Carolinien back csuntry, becoming equally
valuable with that of Virg ;nia-Will raise
d town in the East to rival Norfolk--In fine,
will make our agriculture prosper & grow
rich, and this state become a conside rsble
Commercial State BE which of them
that may. however, the favorite of the mo-
MED part of the public, ] trust that one
viii receive the countenance and aid OF
your Assembly. 1t is subject of vast mo-
nent to the landhotiers, from Halifax, in
this state, on both sides of the River,
and in both States, to the Mountains, to
have it opened in some way.-The Roam
oke is unquestonabiy, the fiaest river in
the Southern States. l do not mean its
navigation--but the value * richness OF the
bordering lands, the length of the River, Gil
mate, &c. /; and might, by pushing this busi
ness into effect, be mate of incalculab!e va
lue, not only to the land proprie tors. but to
both states. III their corporate capacity
Yours is a magnanlmous state, and your
Assembly is, at onCc, sensible of the impor-
lance of, and wiling to aid in and execute
public works"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

Died. the sh inst. 1t his eqt on The Brook eso.u
eara Bactn, aresPccaLe inhabiaut ofts county, agcd
about TO- - ''
-, On tcsth day of Dccemlrr lat ofa wound r,,c;,
81 the prct ding day, du with fliowsfndeit of C
hsic tOieic, JOiu C0y5i, the eet Of Major Ricu
Sofhnoi i-lnevine young gentleman of peising
Anh'rs anu promising acq rtueHts. When thca siuk
INTO the tomb. We bow Submission incyitablc destiny .
when c slow progress of disease steals away thr Young
even ten We do not Fise 20 Ne oO0iore-bu Whona .o
tc i0ndst hope Of his devoted parents one who iad an
rtared VIII the most pleasing antcipanos and gcd NJ 10
te afor Of parental affection, until tears have 10 de
eye sntehcti o. an untly grave. c Oh iy violence i
h bloom Of twenty. the spling.e Youth aud yipr ere
nsiood had rptrtd on his check where shall the bursting
hearts Of n aieeticatc atbrand tender mother find con
s"s''on a syeie ofsuch pogaW aisiion nluI.touch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

ted in London at As Sd each. u. States
stock, 6 per cents, with dividend from the
1st October, are nominal!y IS IS per
cent. Louisiana 6 per cents, with divi-
lend from the LIST July, 90 a 9S per cent.
1--WE are respectfully,
Z" Your assured friends,
RATHBoNE, HoDGsoN & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11
Il GEvyLEuqw

~ tlO can produce the most satisfactory recon-
NV. mendatous, wants situation rs Teacher
SSeag'nng, Writing, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping. the
''.nshsh Grammar. Geography, aud the Mathena-
S' WI De taught on the plan Of tic mott respects-
Ole northern Academies
private family or school that will afford de-
tssnt compensation, may Sc supplied b, immediate.
Y applying by lct.e. to g. +, Kichm nd, Virgi-
ysn. u, 77-vlg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

Yatuabie Prohcrfy jor Sac.
Fly Virtue ola Decd Of Trust executed 70 MS
. by James Cooke, Of DC County Of Powhnt,n
doted The FIRST LAY Of October, 1919, and recorded
IN toe County Court Of powhafan, for the p,wpo,-
oi seeming the PAYMENT Of q ceroin sum NJ mo
uey therein mentioned to john Swami; viii be-
exposed TO SALE the premises, II pubiic auction
for cady money, on Thursd,y, the fourth DAY II
County Of Pow ha,an, on which the said Cocbe a,cl,
resided, containing 500 scres..---A'so, sundr,
SLAVES, named in the said deed, Of 20 much #
thc SAID Land, many Of the said Slaves rs may
be sufficient 70 discharge the sum due 81 ,is zine of
tlie sale, including the expenses o. such sale. The
ute vested in te Trustees will be conveyed to ,le
purchaser Of purchasers, BY
TIE TRUSTEES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

ThcScte1e ofGe Bajlk ofthe U. g. proposed by
We committee, eontemplates the charter TO CONT
nue. 81 years the capital to be s s5,O0O,O9O no4O,
10 be augmented by Congress to 10000, OOO-each
share 700 dOls-the L. ). n subsctibe onefftb in
di'iduals tie reUainderoi the latter tGrec-tourths
are TO BE- in tuad.d debt the other fourth, specie
dolls. in specie 70 bepaid down on each share, IN
o months, ~ u months, and 10 in 1S-the u.
shares To be either ~ spccic, or per Z. stocks
or treasury noics The mother bank To he In Phil.
adephis-- which IS o. have % d.rectors-5 Of these
n be appointed by the PredJeutand Senate OF the
y. S'--one OF these ito be President OF the Bank
&c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

AS the Federal Editors seem somewhat at q loss
for matters of inveetye against the Members
OF the Administration, we would advise
them TO borrow occasionally paragraph
from the 10 or IL 6rief Numbers which the
Aurora has published against Mr. Dallas, his
schemes aud Reports More wire drawn and ex-
ecrabe nonsence, we have scarcely ever witnessed
from airy American Press. The real Editor OF the
Aurora, whatever may be his arrogance or errors,
Ia man OF abiiItiesnot So the bunglng and second
rate Journymsn, whom he hiss employed to aid
him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

Dsbney Morris Esq. Of this City land not DR..
Norris Is one Of the Directors of tie Virginia
Bmk-Alajor Christopher rornpkios IS a Director
Tor the Farmers Bank--inad'ertent,y omitted in
the LIST Published in lis paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

(fCT SAFE.
2 Purs'isnce Of Deed Of Trust from, DicbarJ
Carter 10 me, dated 9th January, 1911, mad. f:.
tie purpose Oh securing the payment at /,
sum OF money TO William Ro,ali. I shall
sih at pu5.ie auction on the premises, COM
iorm'oiy 10 the provsOas Of an act oi Assem-
ply passed tI'e 2St,dsy of Novcmber 1874 eAtitiad
" an Net concerning Execution and COZ. 9th ,u,.l
noses" Ga t'e 9Th day of February 1916, tie
TRACl GLAND situated in Charles CITY co,lnfv.
and bounded W hy James Riser. on tie south by
The iands OF Samuel Dcmoyile, deed ON the .a.t
by I; road iea1ing IRON hieinnonn to Shirley, sd
on Tue north by ti'e lands "a john Royal
~ ny esmatItn tbree hundred ser $ BE The sat.,,s
more or less or 50 mitch ut the saii land as an bs
sufi,ieht 10 satisfy the aforesaid debt aud tie cx.
pencts Of executing the trust
lAlfHEW HOBSON, Trustee.
Jan. II. y o.u
BROPOo AIS viii be received untii th,. 2Jthin,t F.
q i'r the delivery OF HE following l.hl nj lin,
her, at de L. Stat $ Public Works on james III
er, u miles above Richmond, ct the place iat IL
sed to Cap. W. Z. Beard, U. S. Ageal, Richmond
(tost pad.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

TIE LOAN OFFICE
r. Removed 30 ihe smsU white house Vt tic south
west corner of G and Slh streets.
December IS. 10. i2s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

Virtue of Decree Of the Superior
Court Of Chancery for the Richmond District, in the
SUIT dcrcin depending, wherein John Graham j. plain
al and Dant Call executor and deyeC IN trust ~ oct
Means. deceased Id tedtSistc OF Ad Craig dcc,sis,d
ar defendants, vii BE- eSpustrl to saie public auction "a
te Ben Tavern IA the city % Richmond, the i2n dag Of
February next tc following tracts pat B Ofland TO Mi
81 acres on Mud river, Cab county, Of 1000 acres
caei o Hurricane eret ~, 100 the waters of ditto
10 tlcts Of 1000 acits each, Gtysott Csis COUNTY,
tracts Of 1909 acres eac on Cabin creek. konawia county
hct VI 1000 Twelve Pole creek Keir,wla county
II 800 acres Loop creek. in Giles count . and 800 ae
~ Tee county % MontgOmefy,upon credit Of six twelve
and is months the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
with app we'd security Tor tic purchase money accei to- l
paid for tic ainc. 1o title papers viii BE- shown tsany
pcrsons wishing pugcasee said lands, oray part there
Of. BY the sGbcrilN who will sell only the right and
title ct Tic parties interested, Without any warranty what
sJeylr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

TIE VlRGINiA TRADER, WHEA TON.
q 5 arrived IN days from Norfolk and the Cap
z tin IS solcitou5 Cor gentlemen who have f.eght
on board from Philadelphia, TO call aud receive lheir
consignGents.
January 4. 77-ft.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

The above SNAIL PORTRAITS are those spoSen
so highly ofiu the depository eJ' Ms Liucs ind
Portraits IF Distinguished .1meJIcGY Characters,
published by j. Delapiaine Of Fhiisdephis
500 1icests, at . 10 each--dJ.d SEQ Prizes
The Lottery viii be drawn on or before The 10Th
day Of April, 1916, in the City 81 Richmond DR.
ADAMS, THoIAs iIrcRn., Judge 3noCEEN-
BRoUGG, aud ROEEEr CAMILLE, ESQ, have politely
proGnise4 to Osiiciate Managers.
~ In few days the creates; part Of the Psint-
inss inteaded tcrthe Lottery may at J. War
rel Painting Room arnO.g Wh.eh is the cciehra-
ted Picture of BONSPARTF., aud two large
Paintings Of PERRY'S VICTORY ON LAKE
ERIE. any person becoming az adventnrer IA
the above Lottery, will be admitted srallis The
price Of admission to Mons ubscribers will be FIN
Gems, to be refunded Oh the purchase Of Ticket
January :. 74-wtf
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I'D 80 !ssssslH. !sss1t...
WAsHlNCTON, JANUARY 3
;-5--:syysS q, q '...-T.:.,E.--z-r----

WAsHlNCToN, January 3.
4 bill has been reported in the House Of
Representatives for establishing Nation
al BANK, with capital Of thirty-fve Mill
Gus of Dollars; seven of which are to be
auottpa - fhs government md twenty
eight to corporations and Individuals.
The discussion on tac bill tor carrying
into effect the provisions CT the Treaty,
continues. As the debate progresses. it is
discovered 70 be not altogether of party
complexion. There arc several Repub,i-
cans who vote on this occasioA IN the mi
nority, and ct least one Tedere:ist- in the
majority. There has seldom been any
question of the same magnitude, which has
been discussed in Congress with the same
dignity and temper. Nal. IN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

TU,c9O feet superficial Of ne or Il ,Il.,y nine
plank, good.
2O,UOO do do do common stnff
600 do ito inch UI.ite pine plank, clear
stuff,
5000 do do inch do clear stuff.
20.O5O so 81 inch common stuff.
$4,000 Shingles.
". C. BEARD,
L. $. agent.
1al, ! 77-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

n CHA d Court contiDu-
November, 1915. - ' 20
isaac CA4ott apd Phce his wife, Elizabeth Forsce s,e
fof-s joseph Perkins and Polly M wife nani,l FOE
se ilain L Scott aRd judith his wife and Lucy Ir-
sc aNiSsiie Eorsec, nns the agt of tl,,y-
one years D! Edward Jones their guardian Plain ~ a.
5s' JoA forseead Robert Mcely, executors vi F,,n.
eis torec, dec and Ar Force. widow and iei n IL.
sad atctieit JOSIAH Hatcher And Falst sld lone;
~ -. Defendants.
On the motion If The plaintiffs by their Attorney a, a
appearing 10 liz ss faction of lt cuIt. lIai Ia, dlt
J"i" tors'eis not IN lhan IF this Stsie 4 Orrei
and De,Teed, that uness the .aid John shall a,lear . on,
or before March court next and aSwe the .iai .ia ~
uS court Mi uen Ptucefd ake the same dr cc,t,-
SD "sio h, and decree die naittr ietF oct,ri,siy
aid ti copy u tbs ORDER be forthwith ist-,esl >, 90,
one OF the Puic newspapers ofihe cityof Hishmond f
NO months suceesayely, x tat another copy eg cso
az tie irOnt door Of thc eOuft-iCue OF tf, couuty
ACl9y.-Tc.oe.
F7--w8Wf YF FT pnyDcF D r
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TI2GIDNI.A LEGLSL4IURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

HOUSE OF DELEGATES
1londIy January s.
Communication was received from the
senate stating that they had PASSED Bills
entitled IAN Act reducing the limits of
the town OF Mount PIE, SAINT and FIR other
purposes" An Act concerning Connal-
ly Findey"--anI I" An Act to amend the
Act entitled an Act to appoint t,ustc es for
Morsantown, in the county of Mopongslia,
and for other purposes.''
Eugrossed Bills" Authnrisirp the Pres;
dent and Directors Of the Literary Fund to
loan sum OF money TO the trustees Of the
Anne Smith Acalemy"-" Authorizing
the aPpo!ntmrnt, and fixing the pay OF
prosecutors OF the Commonwealth in the
Superior Courts of Law"--were sever. liz
read third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Saunders, leave was
given to bring in a Bill TO amend the
Act, entitled All Act to suspend for GER
tain time The operation of the several laws
concerning processioning lands within Ger
tain countless"
On motion of Mr.. Williams (of Frede-
iok,) Re$oiUed, that at the beginning Of e.
very Sesso,, the Speaker shall APPOINT a
Committee to examine the enrolled bills
The Committee of Roads and Internal
Navigation reported in favor OF incorpora-
ting company for improving the nav;pa-
-tion OF James River, below Rockets. ac-
cordng to a petition Of sundry citizens Of
Richmond-alSo, in favor of improving the
navigation of the Roanoke and its branch
es.-lNhIch reports were acquicsced in by
the House.
The same Committee also reported in
favor OF establishing a Turnpike road from
Fredericksburg to the Bowling Green.-
Agreed to.
Tuesday, January 9.
Communication from the Senate, sta
ting that they had passed the following
bills, entitled An act allowing further
time to the Collector of Harrison county
to'pay into the treasury the revenue due
from said County -" An act fixing the
permanent seat of Justice for the county of
Tyler'-" An act concerning James
Byrne"-" An act concerning Frances
Smith" An act authorising the appoint
ment OF Commissioners to ascertain and
marx out the dividing Inc between the
Counties OF Harrison and Tyler
The house resolved itself into a Com
mittee of the whole House, Mr.. Magill On
the Chair, on the Bill " Requiring the she
rlffs Oh the different counties and Corporate
OIiS "iIiiiii Iii9 commonwealth TO take the
sense OF the people upon the propriety Of
calling Convention"-b not having time
to so through it, they asked leave to sit a.
gain-which was accordingly granted.
ESTERDAY, the Bill for repeating
the Act for the protection OF sheen (vnl,
carly called the doglaw) passed the House
OF Delegates by small majority.
The Report on banks was taken up, and,
some immaterial amendments, principally
typographical ones, were made-It was
then referred to the Committee Of the
whole House.
Mr.. Barbour moved the following Reso-
luton, which was adopted, and Commit
tee accordingly appointed
RESOLVED, That Committee be appoin-
ted to enquire how far it is expedlent to
give legislative relief to the people of this
Commonwealth, until the period at which
the Banks of this state will probably re-
sumo specie payments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11
8 80 REWARD.


D UNAW AY rom the subscriber residing in Luz
D q neubdrg County, Va two miles above the
Double Bridge, on the night OF the 9Th nit. JIM,
likely mDlatto man, about 25 years old has a plea
SAINT countenance, ofornary height, stout ani we'll
made bony face, toierabie large eyes and mouth his
teeth ltsle projected. lie u IA artguI, shrewsl,
sensible fellow. and in gl probability will endeagor
to pass tor free lie was sscn the day before
he eloped, iii the possession OF several banknotes
and ssa6ly other papers. His clothing when III.
ei0ped, AN Ole brown beaI-ssin big coat snuff
coioured pantaoons, a greeaiiIi co.oured Goth
rcindabor, jacket. and SHIRT reco!lected 81 5ea-
yer hat OF good quality about two-tiirJs worn; how
ev9r, Ii is pr esUmable he viii ciiabge his clothing
purchased him ut Mr.. Anderson z. A;iller's Prince
Edward equity Va. the 16ta ut. of two travel
lnggentemen, (brotheTsl who said their names
were William aUd Thomas Merrinsn, and that
their place OF residence in the county of Wheel
log aud state OF Ohio, per their bill Of sale now in
10Y possession, sad that William Merfimsn, the for
mer, purchased this fellow Of Mr.. John Robertson of
Nansenohd county, Va. and then on his way home
II is impossible for to say what direction this
fellow has taken-buti it is probable he will attempt
tn get 10 his old neighbourhOod. will give so dol
lars TO any person that wiiapprehend said negro and
deliver him to me, or 50 do Iars to get him secured
in some sail, so thlt get him agaio All persons
cautioned lot 10 conceal carry him oft at their
peril. MEREWETHER HI RI.
Pleasant Grove. Jan. T. 77-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

The FfIe or the above property is 7ra7ni,h..
on postponed iii SATURDAY, the I,t. ins, she, it
wal poSiu'eiv take piece (at - oeloca] unLer the
rnanagelncnI of
J BROWN & W. FlN>3EY.
Auclioneers.
Jsnney!i. 15-s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

Rank If pirgi1ia.
yEVtIE President and Dir.cfors have r;.
+ day declared dividend Of pr e,at On "a. $3.50,
Suck g0r ,he iaa 5a't yesl. f''~
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11
" Con was with nsa this period.
" Areward from Con.

There are numberlcss other curiosites
W the possession OF Mr.. Palmer, particular
y very complete suit Of armour, belong
'ng 70 the 10th Cuirassiers.