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BY THE PRESIDENT,
JAMES MONROE, Ste'ry e} STATE
DECLARATIONS.

DECLARATIONS
The undersigned, His Britsnoic Mejes'y's
charge d'Ahsirs in the United States of A
meiica, is commanded by HE Royal High
ness the Prince Regent, acting IN The name
on he behalf of Ills Majesty, TO explain and
declare, upon The exchange Of The rstitcations
of The Convention coaclutlcd at London on
The Sd OF July OF the present year for regula,-
ing the commerce aud navigation between
the two countries, that in consequence oi
events which hYc happened in Europe sub
sequcDt 10 thc signature Of the Convention
aforesaid, il has been deemed expedicnt and
determined, in injunction with the allied
sovcreigns, that ST. Helena shall be the place
allotted for the future residence OF General
Napoleon Bonaparte, under such regulations
as may bc necessary for the perfect security
OF his peason aud ii has been resolved, ior
that purpose, Ina, all ships and vessels what
ever, rs well Btitish ships Us others, except
ing only ships belonging 10 the East.lpdia
Company, shall be excluded from all com.
muncarion with or appI oach TO that isand.
I, has therefore become Impossible TO
comply with so much Of The third article Of
the ucf,y as relates TO the Liberty OF touching
for reireshmenl at the Island Of ST. Helena;
and the ratfcaions of The said treaty will be
exchanged nodcr the explicit declaration and
understanding, that the vessel, cf the United
States capDot be allowed 10 touch 81 or hold
any communication wha,ever with tho said
island, SO Ions as the said island shlll continue
10 be the place o! residence OF IT.: said Ma
poleon BonapaUe.
(Sisned)
ANTHONY ST. JNO. BAKER.
VashIrgfon, Worrmber 81, 1918
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rRoM rHE AunoaA.

II appears, ,ba, the republic Of Mexico has
sen, an smbas,ador TO the Unned S,aieS
for the purpose of introducing to our notice
and forming u connexiun with that great aud
valuable section Of the globe. No eiscum.
stances tha, las occurred since our own hap
py revolution, ov stt TO iatcrest the generous
feelings Of North Americans more than this.
When VIC consider ;ae blessings ,aa, free
don, con:crs on The human race, The glorious
cxas,plc tha, will be offered 10 enslsveG na-
tious, aud the erest advantages than vii rise
from happy understanding with our s1o'h-
ern nei(bbors, VIC cannot DC too grsio.s' TO
Gee, Tor The hipPy p-vspss.s ta-s 'yse -
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COLUMBUS.
foreign Dnteiligenre.
EROM EUROPE.

Interesting foreign accounts to the 2ls, OF
Novembcr, have been received at New-yerl;.
The situation Of the interior Of France is
so terrible under the oppression Of the fana-
tical Bourbons and their royslist brigands,
that even the Rbeoish Mcrcutyt says, the
French are TO be compassiona,ed. Louis
acts, no doubt under the direction OF CASTER
cagh ond Wellington, both Of whom frs, tri-
cd in Ireland that base and bloody and perf-
dious villaihy, which recommended them To-
The covft o ST. James.
So ba,ed ave tho Bout tbops, that none Will
enlist in iheir army, except the mrrderous
brgands Of the South and East, where the
pro,estants ere subject TO new massacres.
Arrests are indeiiuhe and capricious peo-
pie takeo up for having been republicar
or Bonapsrti,,, from IL TO years AGO
"There will shortly not &c sufficlen, prisons
in France to contain those who are 10 be con-
fined" So says the correspondent, of the
Morning Chronicle of November 90. '5. 2.
An article from Frankfor, Of the 9th inst.
says" 1, appesrs certain that NJ. Carnos
aud NJ. Sicyes will retire TO the Prussian ter
iitories, where they have permission from
hts Prussan majesty TO fix their abode.
Sieycs will, ii is said reside at Bona, on the
Rhine"
Marshal Ney, according to an order frcm
Louis IS, was pu, on ,risl Nov. Ia, be fore
The Chamber Of Peers. Nj. Seguier, presi-
den, Of the royal court, is named Judge advo-
cate. The military tribunal had decided,
that they had no, jurisdiction in the case.
The Prussians have egain attempted TO
obtain the opening Of the gates of Arras, bur
have net with the same refusal. Only ono
general, TWO aGju,an,s-ecneral.a and II oficers
Of that nation have been admitted into tho
place.
An Individual making seditious remarks.
| yesterday in the torrncc OF tho Thuilleries
was imms sdiately arrested.
From a Paris eorreshondenr.
"PoSis, Nor. 1.-two mslefsctors con-
dcmned TO the gallies for robbery, were lately
publicly exposed in the public place Of Chsu-
mont. Doring the whole time of their cx-
posure thoy never ceased TO sing eoupIets in
praise OF Bonararte.
The duke Of Wellington has removed
into tho palace Of the Ely.ee Boui bon, lately
occupied by the emperor Alexander
"l, is said The English are notorious for
suicides in The month Of November scarcely.
day passes wi;hou, on occurrence Of the.
kind here, among the French themselves. ~
Lord Cs.,lercsgh was TO leave Paris, on
the 18th November. Go his rcturn TO Eng
land. he can repor, the accomplishment Of
every objec, of Epglsnd--for the p'esent---
How he brbcd prince Meuernich ,be ru-
ler Of silly emperor, with FOuR MIL
LIONS sterling
How be played his o,her subieet-puppe,s
with equal dex,eri,y
How be conpless the rvin ol France "
the same rule OF division practised IN ireiand
destroyed her liberty, and was rapidly cutting
of i,s scattered f,iends bu,chcredtne msnn-
iic,orcrs, who ate prolesun,s seat 10000
pe'sons to prison.
In private, he will report. how $4,000 Eng
i:sai H,nsyeiians acd 9raQiuiekeu dsiHe
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T.;s too.s snlloss vhen sts 6I1c sI.al'
have been duly Dcby ~ frtsidsh, Of
tho Uni'sd States, ~ end With the advice and
consen, of their Senate ,ss& BY His .B'i'snnic
Majesty. and the Respective rssihca,ions mu-
lily exchanged, shall be binding and obliga-
,oly on the said Ueited States aud HIS Maj
e:ty for four yeats from the date Of It's sigma
turc, ond The ts,iiicstions shall be exchanged
in six months from this time, or sooner IL
possibls.
Done ar London, fhs nird day 3 July,
IN NE year of Our L>' a one ihonsasd
eighf hnndrrd and LJIc~n.
JOHN Q. ADAMS. II. CLAY,
ALBERT GALl.ATiN, FRED.
J. ROBINSON, HENRY GOUL-
BURN, WILLIAM ADAMS.
Now, there fore, be il known, that /, JAMES
MADIsox, President Of the United States oi
America, having seen and considered the fore-
going Convention, have, cy snd with the sd-
vice snd consent of The Senate, accepted, fsti-
fed and confirmed the same, aud every clause
and article thereof, subject TO The exception
con,ained,io Declaration made " the au-
lhority of His BsisnniC MSies,y on the gath
day Of November last, a cory Of which Dec
lara,on is hereto annexed.
In fesfimony aohereoS I haUe caused the seal
cfMe Cnited Sldfes 10 be be~eInfo ctir-
ed, and hare siyned The same NTH my
hand. Done al he City Of Harrington
Mis f7Yen'y second day Of December, n. ID.
one thousand right hundfed and Gfeen,
and of he Iudehendenee u he United
STATES me Forfeit.
JAMES MADISON.
EY THE PRESIDENT,
JAMES MONROE, Ste'ry e5 State.
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rof past oppres-
bra ! In Snort ~
bs bad never in
lbat the horrors

<<' 49, - 49, = ff''<>' y, 49,
sx o. s)sS year ?yS. the assembly in France
sI{pl1ced fe!i sionupon Tie very ssmc foot
" 3Sf61t on which il then stood, and now
!. T. bntk in your own country. Can this gov
x<)omeNt, than, be called the 6uiaDark n Rcf-
xcoR {of having made war on that assembly
md i:sl system AT ala.ter period Napoleon
y s:tored, in some sort, an established religion,
I. i}Isott, however, laying any restraint on the
}.oefsY of copcisnce. Still it Tough, fer reh-
N6f2u! md wha', then, was this religion
(zsth'eh IL fought for II for any religion at
\ Al, " must have been for that OF the Bour-
pcns,., .,Sf The nobloss, the monks, and the
{3riests. H. must have been for that very re-
A!lS'on, which We forbid our kings TO profess; |;
AxAinst which we solemnly protest; 10 dis
Islsin belief in which we COMPEL every man
{sO Whom we intend 10 coniide. IL Of any re-
j'gion st oil, IL was Of this religion Of which
t&fsis government was the bulwark.
/ sd "a. y,a..( 70 be Continued. a'o4
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ARTICLE THE FOURTH.

II shall be free, io. o,ch OF he two COW
tracing parties, respectively 20 appoint Con
suis, for the protection OF trade, to ,eside IN
the dominions ard territories of tho other
'pae,y; but before any consul shall &C, as such,
he shall in the usual form be approved and
admitted by tho government to which he is
sent; aud it is hereby declared, thai in case
Of illegal or improper conduct towards The
,aws or goveromen, Of the couotry to which
he is seat, such consul may either be punish.
.ed according 10 hw, if tho laws viii reach The
case, or be sent back, the offended govern.
meus assigning 70 t3s o,her the reasons ior
The same.
II hereby declared. that either Of the
eenusc,ing p,r,ies may exeep, from tho resi-
denee Of eonsuls such pst,ieolar places as
sash par! shall Judge s,,c be excecssa. =
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FALL GOODS.


Tie Subscribers hauing connected tiemseices in
business mider the firm o. TIiOMAS Il RICH
ARD CROUCH, are nozv obs'iiag an elegant
assortment of
- Iy occupied by Major Robert Gamble, (cor-
ner of Il and lith streets,) amongst which arr the
following
Best London slperiine cloths and cassimeres
Second and csmmon do
Ladies' pesse cloths, Of superior quality
Superfne kersey, moeshm aud piaiu coatin,s
Dufle and corn mon do
Forest cloths, plains, kerseys aud napt eoi,ons
Fine silk stripe, worsted quilting. aud Other
fancy vestngs
Toilnet and swansdown do
Black and colored bomb
Bombazetts and printed is,ttinetts
Irish ta5inetts, of superior qualities
Fancy silk velvets
I.eyantnes and Florence silks
Rich figured satin Levan,ines
India sensliaws aud sarcnetts
Black Florenccs
Silk, wors,ed and cotton hosiery
Al and ia caYnbricks
.Iackoneit AMI null mus!ins
Fancy figured and TambOred SO
Tambnred and plain do
Elegant Lcvantne slawls and han,lkerciefs
Damask and serge do
Printing cambricl, 10
Company and common baniannas
Madras and fancy do
6-S ADD "A Irish linens
Steam loom long cloth aud common shirtings
Fresh carnbrics
An eIegsnt assortment OF thread iaces and
edginss
Cotton aud silk do
Black aod wtit- lace shawls and wells
Ezra long and short kid gloves
Mems b aver and buckskn do
In'lia cnttons. he'd iickings
Domestic plsiils aud shrtings
With variety OF other articles, and expect in .
few days, considerable addition to their present
stock ell of which, having been laid in on the
most advantageous terms in Ncw-Yolk and Phi,a-
dclpha, they will be enabled To sell at the most
reduced prices. THOMAS CROUCH.
RICHARD CROUCH
October Is. if-f
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T.sen,y Ere Dollars Record :

T.senty Ere Dollars RezrGrd!
4 0 ANAWAI IRON The Subscriber on the Esd 81
y The presen month, Negro Nan, samed 81
.rO.N.
Simon IS large, likely, Young fellow, about i've
i.et seven or ei,ht inches highs negro 81 dark
complexion, hut not very black he had the small
pox vt An early age, aud ii is lived That some liant
impressions still visible upon hs face, If nicely
examined ne has lately hsd mustard-seed pisis-
ter drawn upon the sile 81 his face the remains OF
which are very plainly ~ be seen his eyes are
large, aud have rather dun, heavy appearance !;
he Is shout rs years of ase. -.
The ABOVE reward viii ne given TO any person,
who will eonhue the SAID negro in ,il. su that get
him again. Gri'eliver him to the Subscriber, living
IN Chesterfield. a5ou,i miles from the CT. House,
an'l 10 from Petersburg.
N. Is. Al masters OF vessels ard others are tor
warned harbouring or carrying away said prern at
therperil. DANIEL ROUSSEAU.
flcfois,. so Sp-Infs
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FOREIGN.
MEETING OF THE LIvFRy
[ From the London Times, of.dug. 221

MEETING OF THE LIVERY.
Mr.. Ihomhson's Sheech-Conciudcd
1t was unnecessary for him 10 say much
about the causes Of the distress which pre-
vailed-it was owing to the war which had
bern waged for 90 years against the liber-
ties of mankind, and to the sw,rns Of
placemen and pensioners who flourished
and fattencd on the missries of the peo-
pie. Before the war, the whole annual
expenditure of the country did not amount
to more than 15,000,OO0l. now the in
terest Of the national debt alone had riser
to 10000 000'. s@d the current expences
OF the government required 80 0OO. OO0l.
more. Ministers had subverted the Con =
stiiution by aA immense standing army !;
and while they were rigidly exacting the
last farthing from the pockets of the Pee.
pie, they neglected to demand back those
loans which Austria had solemniy snea
ged to repay. He now came to what ne
considered remedy and here he would
say to our rulers aud placemsn, "g;ve up
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ALARY SOUTHGATE.

AE.9RY SOUTHG.4TE,
S6lLLlNER and NiANrUA.MA XER, (atua-
-AsA ted between the two banks, T. st. Richmona,)
ever thankful for the patro age She receives from
the grateful community n which she lives. respect
lii'y Informs the Ladies anl Gentlemen composing
u, that on Friday next the 25tl inst she intends to
open new and elegant assortment OF goods in her
line OF business, consisting of
Straw, silk and velvet Bonnets
Ladies and ChircHs' Beaver Hats
Caps, Turbans, Capes ami Spencers,
And great variety OF other artcles-al OF the
newest fsshioa
+ GJrCouairy Merchants supplied, as usual, on lib
eral terms.
October SO. 5Olm
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EDUCATION.

7aIHE Subscriber wishes to engaae with a Gentle
] man Tor tie ensuing year to take cherse Of a
Sckeo, in which he wishes tuzhs rcaeiug rgJifigss
arithmetic, .geogr0bty, Me English gran,acr a;lf
TIE Latin language.
A gentlemen of good moral character. who will
come well recommended rs beins conipeteos r.,
teach these branches of learning correctly. ,s;il
meet with encouragement by making eariy sppli.
eailon. JOSIAH SMITH.
Powhatar. Oct. 90. 8e,r
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FORTY DOLLARS REWARD

RUNAWAY from the subscriber living
Danvile, in the County of PitfsyI,anis on the
18th of July last, bright muIafto man nane5i BUR-
WEl about tw ry-ors years of age supposed he five
tst ten inches high, has straight block hair. Is awkward
his appearance, and has rather down on, when Isen
to- The end OF one ofhis fingers is considerably witered
clothing not reeoccte He raised in Pitts lvana
but am informed he has Telsnns ata Mr.. Fields in
MeehIenhurg County, Virginia. where iii likely he will
aim To get.
am informed that fellow the above description has
been seen ia the County Of fsrOfWigt, Va in company
with one brought from that County. who runaway about
the same time. and that the Mulatu fellow had certificate
Of freedom, in the of VIM. Cole Iyy which name .
will probably attempt pass
The above Reward viii be given fpr his delivery or 20
gain. NAiUANIFI Wi eoY
NC'@o' dp.fr
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u .Mr. S.anlosyn Lmaer-

SIR,
A you are not an nhabitant of this State, nor
y have any known agent to me therein, there
fore, do h rehy NIFTY you. that SHALL ION the 9th,
loih, iith, 9Th, 18th and ith days of December
next, between the hours ot 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
o'clock, = NJ. each of those days, at the house
OF Daniel Lamb, sen'r in Kent county, State Of Ma
rvland) proceed to take the -,spostons OF the said
Daniel Lamb, sen'r. Jacob Lamb, John Turner,
Joseph Turner, and others, to be read rs evidence
IA suit now depending and undetermined in the
Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trict, in the State of Virginia, wherein plaintiff
and Won are defendant, when and where you may
attend if you please.
SOLOMON COURSEY,
II Pduper.
DiavidGe Comfy, Ta.1 ,oo.
October So 1916. 'V-''D
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Octoher If.
RUNAWAY

ENROM the Subscriber, negro girl ma
med NEHALE7, the property ofwm. Il. Chamber
Jayne she about IS years old svery black and sap
posed she has TO King Waa-er relations live with
Mrs. Chambersyne in that County.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
WIN he given to any person who will deliver her in
Richmond. TuOS IrNDERwOOn
August %. AFR
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EEAVING taken Mr.. Robert 4. Dab,,ey. - a
Partner in my Business, it will henceforward
be conducted under the firm of lnderssn q Dab.
aey.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Sehfember IL. 37-2m
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,-7- The ENQUIRER is Published twice week, gene-
- aud ir n.,s a during the session OF the STA &c
a. fr--pice, The heretofore, Ftoe DoiigrS ter
,,p p,yahe IA al, Notes ct Cil.rtertd iliISs'
>a,i vii, H. received in payment The Eh,or VIII guar.
[ the safety of reing tielaby malt the postage oi all
i4ttcrs b,ing paid BY the writer's
No papers will he discontinued, Cbut 1T tlie discretion
r,Le Taliior until all arresgnrs have been paid up
" ~ whoever will y,rn,,ee the payment OF mne pa
,r.S. ,lall receive tenth. greais.
f TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
NJ Que sgna,cfirs 'isetioi IS
50 oCjES- -. .,,. -, r..
Or assuned ~ person IN his city or rs s"'''S
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FOR SALE.

; UST from Philadelphia, TWO LIGHT
~ cHARIorEEs, viii, harness, either for one
:. ALSO, good second hand CARRIAGE, with ionblc
harness and one Hunting Machine, vii. be sold cheap, ii
immediately applied tor 30 he Mr. Aooper's CoaeA
'aSer corner Ut 18th and Streets, the Nar.tt
October &c. iq-zts
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LUsNJIIITU.NS.
The whole Work viii BE- comprised in volumes
ot a large Syo SIZE. on fac paper with new and
handsone Type. The 9TH volume will contain
abous 600 pages-'he three volumes already publish
ed fail little shor Of that quantity.
The original price was to be to subscribers three
dollars per younie, neatly bound in Sheep and
Lettered, or twod dollars and half in boards The
Proprietors have determined to reduce that price
half dollar per volume, as y small compensation
Tor the unavoidable delay which has taken plsce in
preparing and bringing out the last volume
THE PROPRIErORS.
Pefersburg, October %. 4s-n1E
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4 Snail present = petition tn the next
z General Assembly Of the State OF Virginia. for di-
worse from my wife iIaytia. JAMES WINNER.
September %. - ~
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RALL GOODS.

EAMEISON & CO. have Just received
- from New.Yor.. large and general as.ortmen, az
DRY GOODS, when they viii sell at ,sgy rcdi cei
ios Cash Town s1eep,aI.e,i. F''
October 20. "a If
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HOLIDAY & BARNES.
MAYO g FR AYSFR


T'7vo doors belosv he Farmers B.!iis of giryiU;a
, p EAVEjnst received an assortment of N;s19 mn.
ia SIC for the Piano Forte; amoag which are
the " Rosebud OF Summer" and " Grand Duet
Tor two performers" by ]. Sildor
Piano strings, Clsrionet Reeds,
Flsgeo'et and Carianet Prsccptors,
Sacred Music. arranged for the flute
Balls Musical Cabinet, for d. gu,e, violin sc.
hey are constantly receiving the newest publ
cations; and are supplied with Books in every de-
psr,ment of Literature. School-books by the 1uan
tity.
They carry on the BINDING BUSINESS in all
its variety.
From their perfect acquaintance and experience
they iee iushshie in assuring the public that their
Workmanship will be inferior to none, in point OF
neatness of execution and durability
They have provided themselves with a general
assortmento the best Paper for Biauk Work-snch
as LedseIs Journals, Day, Cash, Letter and Invoice
Books Clerks Records, Deed and Will Rock,
Rule Docsets, Execution and Fee Books; Memo
randun- and Shertf's Books, Sc. S<c
They have the toiioein. articles constantly for
sale, on the most reasonable terms:
Folio Post,
Hot pressed,
f!o~ersd, PAPER,
Marble,
Music and
Drawing
I fcSis9l p. 1"a : Faint Lined.
Qnills, Ink-pnwdcr,
Black and Red Ink, in bottles
japan, Indian and Durable Ink,
Ilscls and Red Sealing Wax,
BIo'tng and Sand Paper, Waters assorted
Desk and Pocket Ink-Stands, Sand Boxes,
Red and Black Crayons, Paint Boxes,
Came!s' Hair Pencils,
Pencils with and without eases
Gold Leaf, singe or by The package,
Pen-Kpives, Ivory-Foldcrs,
Slates single or by the dozen
Poe textbooks, assorted,
Best Playing and Blank Cards,
Music aud Musical Instruments,
Mathematical and Survey ing do.
Paste Boards, Checks ON the different Banks,
All kinds of Law and Commercial Blanks,
Backgammon Boxes,
Pocket Amanacks.
They always keep on band. a large supply of
blank beoss, of almost every pattern and size
Books rnled and bound TO any psttern.-Orders
from Town aud Country thankfully received, aud
! promptly attended to.
Intending to pat every article in their line up'a
the most reasonable terms, Merchants and Cleres
| VIII ind It to t.'ir interest to call them.
| They have fresh supply Of Churell's and Lees
genuine Patent Family Medicines.
October 80. 5O.St
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MURPHY & SCOTT
HAVE FOR SALEM STORE,
10 hhls. prime JAMAICA SUGAR
10 tierces GREEN COFFEE
IS bids. MOL ASSES. 20 hhds. y. T.. RUN
so bbis. RYE WHISKEY
8 pipes TENERlFFE WINE
10 casks and pipe GIN
500 sacks SALT, Liverpool filed
20 crates QUEENS WARE
October %. ds.4t
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VALuABIEIANn-Enr s..


& IN The premises will most pos lively he sold, ur-
der 3 decree oil The County Court o! Motto
way, or Nlosday, the ath ray OF November next, II
fam, otherwise the next lair siay-a Tract Ct Land,
in the lower edge of Notnway county. bounded by
Ncttaway river a-d the Hurricane branch, being the
late residence OF Eatl,afie Neblett, deed. contain
ing by a late survey 465 acres, with considerable
wood land attached to the same; comfortable
dveling-house and necessary out houses. The
plantation will work or hsnds to sdysntsge --and
produces corn, whest and tul,ec0.
This Land will he sold credit Of four eq-al
annual instaiments--he purchaser giving bon'i sud
security toe each nsslmen,, and decd OF trust
The land to secure the purchase money.
rs there has been one err ,wvt'iyappointments we
are now authorized 10 say TIE sale VIII mos; certain
ly take place the isy.
A further description is deemed unnecessary. IS
a presumed, those intending to purchase vii! iirs;
view IL.
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p TAINTED L;7.lfEDLqTEy'f,
"A rsr'oa To deliver the Chisfian .fo,dtor, TO
Iea, suo'eFbers - thc ciiy--to one who can lie de-
Az AZ On liberal compensation viii be given.
irs,,5v' ~ apprentice 10 Ms Printing Busi1ess.
the '"'."er particulars, enquire at the Office Of
October 20. as-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02

WILL. Il. THOMPSON
AS received his Fall supply Of GOODS
:, 4 whsl being bought at auction in New York
G'n he pficesat which thcy have been most shame
10y sacrificed, he is enabled and resolved to sell
P'VVPPoFionaby cheap tor cash.
-nsrke,-llridge. oct. 10. ATT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02

TOMPKIN S u 11URR.fY,
A RE SOW receiving from Liverpool and Lon
"a don, their FaH SIMPLY Of GOODS.
Their assortment is general, and well adapted to
the use Of the country.
They have REMOVED to new brick building
at the lower end OF the Basin.
N. u. Superiine CLOTHS, CASSINiERES,
VESrINGS, aad Gentlcmen's HATS of superior
quality.
September IL. SGT