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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04

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A BOUT three weeks since, eiihrr in Newpor, or
( 4 Middieiown. workI POckEr BOOK, CON.
;sineg rumaer OF rapess II No consequence TO
any but The owner - Soy r~riDa finding ,ise same
ssi leaving i. tais one, shah be hans,omeiy
reFa-d-a. August Z, 1870
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NOTICE.

WRlTIEG ofevery description done with accur-
w scy fidelity and despatch. FOR moderate Com.
penssIon BY the subscriber who earnestly solci:s nc
Patronage of bis Fellow-Cnizens TO whom he has
long been known and to serve then, !, will afford
HIN satisfaction as well employment and be ben
eft TO himself and family JOHN HANDY
N"vport IVY % 1916
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INDEPENDENCE! /!
Grand National Lottery,

SECOND CLASS.
Authorized BY aet Of Congress for caening
Canal i. she Cig Of Ivashingien.
Begins drawing on the lst day of October next.
$1,000 Dollars, HIGHEST
$4,000 Dollars, pD1zEc
10000 Dollars,
SCHEME.
Prize of $4,000 Dollars.
25,0e0
10000
5000
1000
1000
so 600
1000 Is
$500 6
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SCRE.NE.

The first drawn number on the tst, ard every sue
ceedng days drawing to the 50th wit ne entitled
to one one of the above 600 prizes, able IN part
BY one hundred Tickets. beginning with No. 35.5oi
to IS, 100 nclusive for The first drawn the first
day of drawing, and on in regular succession for
the rest.
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The $4,000 Dollar Pglze,
The 25 900 Dollar Prize,
Tha IN nm nolt.r p,i1e

The 10000 Dollar Prize,
and all the other Capital Prizes, aoa,ing and ad-
venturs who purchase Tickets at the commencement
the Lottery, have equal chance OF drawing
CAPITALS, as they may all come out on the hrss
day of drawing
Prizes subject TO fifteen per cent deduction and
payable 40 days after the drawing is completed.
Orders for Tickets and shares received ny
JOSIAH G. SHAW, at his Truly Fortunate Lot
terry and Exchange Office.
No ll8, yhames-s,rref,
"Where ais Dame Fortune. roho, uirh Gbrat hand,
L" Pours her rich treassres from her jarorife stand"
CT How acceptable would the above Prizes be TO
all how beneficial to some-to obtain them is only 10
buy Tiskets-and SX7H's Office has been knowa
TO be the most fortunatecdH and try it<he risk 10
triling, the chance for lNDEpENDENCE is great.
New-York money taken at par for tIskets in the
above Lottery-snd the prizes will be paid in the
same.
Nh. weekly list of the drawing will be rcgu.
larry received and may be examined as above.
Newport, July 4, 1916. U Ul0--tf)
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Eleazer Reed, jun.
Jacob Richardson,

EJAs for SALE at his Book Store, No. 167. Thames.
A. street, adjoining southerly the Carpenter
brick house. general assortment of BOOKS, in Di.
vinity, History, Law, Physc. Ec.-yIz:
BIBLES, Of all sizes, as cheap as those that sell
cheaper than any other store-school Books and
childrcns Books>-prayer do.--Psalms and Hymns
Blanks of all kinds--Amercan and Dutch Quilts
Sealing Wax and Wafers-Pocket Books.
He also keeps CIRCULATING IL
DRARY, containing the greatest assortment Of Old
and New Novels. Histories, Magazines, &c. Of any
in this town.
.aisO--The greatest assortment Of House Paper
manufactured in America, France, Russia & England
CT U. States Bills, n. York and II. Island Mon
ey, IsR be taken at par for any of the above Goods
yNe1ypors, .3prH "a, 1876
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31

|preciation Of only 5 per cent ~,
below the mark. This will am NM
the exorbitant sum Of 1850 doIlssa
annum. The same persons taxes i
aot probably amount to above Ion 0 Ne
dollars per annum. As his psos = 7 \
iog to press, j learn that two persia o. =
brought INTO this city, the one - y
and the other $4,000 dollars Of H.
IF a new Ohio Bank, which arc ' ~,
at a discount of l6, Is, aud 20 10, ,'q
How much more of the same desc S. g 2
ase come or com!as, | Cannot prcteP pI' !
determine But it is net inpre esa
the are many agents disaet,;0~'
notes in every direction. d
flr is highly probable tat ,iah
sacrifice would have been neces,s, " %
cept on the partof the banks u 4, tx e.
|trict of Columbia The balance -, ~, Vi.
morally against them IA favor Of s e
more against Baltimore in favor i p g.
ladelphia against PnilaIeiahia !, trn'
of New York: aud agai..st New '3
10 fayor of Boston. OF Course the ~
or nearly the whole of the in,eyest Se'
able by New-York to Boston So !, y,
have received from Phiia Il pbs i ~
Philadelphia pad to N 4 Yak =
would have received tr "a BALM
and what the latter city p id 70 paI,Is
pliia, she would have rec we'd ,ro,. we
District OF Columbia. Il tnas sas. .
that a sacrifice OF the part d h nj.
IN chat district, which might 90, h,nS =
Unfinished their dividends one b,r
cent. world in all probability Fave F.
vented the creation of a Formidable g
&hieh will reduce the dividend. ri
The banks within the sphe,e Of it, trs.
ions, one, two, and lsSie4 pfo5ab,, H. f.,
per cent. So miseraby snort sigbteln
mankind to their real interest,". saJs
true it is, that llhefaiitJ is the BET
Icy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31
NOYlaE.

J~gSHE subscriber hafiag taken letters
test8meptary Oh The estate Of DOC
tor Joseph .Muid ,latc OF Cha les County.
deceased -atl pcrsnns haYipa claims a
gainst the said estate. Elst exhiait the
same with legal vouchers on nr before the
twenty-flth day OF April next other
wise they may be excluded from all DC.
ne6t Of said estate By law, af,l all per.
sons indebted to said estate a<e request
ed to come forward arc sefte tl,z same,
Theodore Mudil.
October 81 eo5w*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31
For sale.

5 ] MAT, substantially built s elegapr
q ~ finished three story Bftck D;tet
iiRg House en- Nater street, iormerl
tie residence of tie late I .ennedy
with which will be sod, either conjoinl
Nv o. separately, fiie adjoining yacan
lot. % feet froGt and i2e feet deep
rhe terms Of sale will be very accommo
Eating TO the purchaser. go
Il this property be not sold prFionSli
10 the 18th of Nay next, it will TIER B
aar Rent and possession given in,'aed'
f ely Hereafter.
Application MAY be lpade TO
J. l.. M'Kenna
april "a d5t&2awt
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Public Sale.

y i .i e.
On Friday next, at ten O'Clock, w
be sold. at the Ven,lpe Store, corner 9
Prince and Water streets, a general A.
sort,aent Of Dry Geods, consisting Of
Cloths. .Cassimeres
Bedford ard imperlal cord
Blankets. flannels
Flushing cambria
Leno. jaconet and book muslin
Worsted. lambs weol aud cotton no
siery
Shifting cambr;c- Irish linen
Madras handkef chiefs
Firured and plain shawls
Colored cambria Florence silk
Bembaxet. pattinet
Ribbons, lace
Gallons. taees. bobbns
Cotton balls, white jeans
Pins, white and brown liners
Cords. velvets, brown Holland
Ca!ieoes. dimities, Mayseilles y fame
ycsting
Plain and figured cravats. etc. etc.
Terms made known at place OF ale.
P. G. Marsteller.
October %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31
EAi4l1 lxstitLaa.

j. :sEPH JANNHY has reported il
be ship Boss,B, Cartaiu finley, just az
lived irOm England, a aene35l AS
-ottment of FAII GOODS. Nhich are
offered for sale BY tbs. package or piece.
9 no, i6 GO
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Notice

The subscriber having obtained letters
Of administration on the personal estate
OF Alexander Johnson, ate of (bre;
County, deceased, all persons having
claims against said estate must azahit
The same with pepper vouchers thereto,
on OF before the 25th day Of April asy,
otherwise they may be excluded by law
from all benefit of said estate; and al
persons indebted to said estate ay re.
to come forward and settle lie
same Immediately.
Amelia JohnS@
October 81. eo3st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31

AT0flCE is hereby given t6e SlccI.
" holders of the Bank Of potoar.
tb4r an election for twelve DirectOs A.
the ensuing year will be held al thecet
house in the town of Alexandra, on ln.
day the 4ta day Of Nove.a5er next. Tie
election to commence at two and end At
SIX O'Clock. P. N.
BY order Of the Board,
{. PAGE, CASHIER,
October | eOt4thNW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31
COAL.

For sale, on board the schooner Con
srattieton, at Ralnsay's whaf, two thou
sand bushels Heth' &C AI4, Of a very sa
perior quality.
r. and 3. Vaudeville.
October 2e 81
For Freight, Coastwise,
sg The above Schooner, burthei
- about $50 barrels. sails uncom
monty last. an,lwi be ready for There
cepiion of a cargoin a few days.
D October % 81
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For New Orleans,

tx Tile brig HUN FER Jno. Grip
saelIs, master Will sail Oh tb,
10Th 81 November. For freight or pa
sage, having COED sceenmod3 tons, al
ply to the master on board, or to job.
Janpey and &c.
October 2e dt10thNOv
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! W arts a Situation,

A Gardener who has beenFesuuiaFrll.Y
bfedto the business in BRirATN, SSScat
come well recommended. A line az
.l8essetl To n. b. and left at this Office
will be attended to.
October so st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31
Valuable Property io, Sa E.

IN SATURDAY,, the 10TH Of M
vember, at II &c eek, a. N. WI
be sold at public auction. that ValaabI'
Property at the intersection Of King ant
Columbus streets. consisting. O
Two Brick Warehouses,
each % fret fFgat on King-street, anC
extea,h1g back 100 feet TO yard err
closed with brick wall. Those ware
hoses are in,the transformations for basi
ness. and are well calculates for e2ten.
sive Dry Good OF Grocery Stores.
A Dwelling House.
adloiaiug, we'll calculated Tor a gentes'
family. Tie lot is large and handsome
sy improved every necessary out build
ing of brick. and the yagd and gardes
enclosed with brick wall Few situa
tians. are considered more desirable for 9
town residence. Also,
A Country eat,
three miles from Alexandria, ADJOINING
Mrs. Chapin's, contaioing SIS aces; .
part cleared aud In cultivation, the resi-,
due In wood. a small d9elling house
has lately been erected. Its handsome
iy situated; has fine spring of water
is very healthy. and susceptible OF very
elegant improvement.
The above property viii be sold, with
out reserve, at a very liberal credit
Terms at sale.
p G. Mars,eIler.
October Is II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31
-NOVlCE.
10 ali 1cI,om It may Concern.

10 ali rehom it may Concern.
vToU are hereby Notified, that the Di
Z rect Tax. for 1916, HIS become
due and pay bile, and that attendance
will be given to receive the same at til,
lolloaitg fines aud places: VIZ;
At Fairfax court house, on Monday,
y 21st October
AT Cenfrevine. Tuesday as,t
At Gum Spring. "Wednesday Esd
Z AT Allie, Thursday 9th
AT Mddleburg, Friday s5th
At upperyille, SATURDAY. Goth
AT Uniontown. Monday 2oth
AT Capt. Gregg sore, Tuesday 29ta
Z At pumpkintowh, Wednesday Soth
At Smith's cross roads, thursday 5lst
AT Iillsborough. Friday lstNovem5er
AtJohn Cannards'. Saturday ID
Al sol. yichroy's store, Monday 4th
At Seuaer's store, Tuesday 9Th
AT Waterford, Nedpesday 9th
At I.eeshurg, from the 18th Octobersto
the 1ltn November
AT GAINESVILLE, Tuesday 1sth Nov.
At NViley',,, "Wednesday 18th
At the cross roads, Thursday 14th
At Wcens' Friday 10Th
AT West End, Saturday 10th
AT Fairfax court house. Monday lStt
Colchester, Wednesday 20th
Al Mott's in AleSandria, Tor pen-resl
dents, Thugday 2tss.
Aud thai correct copies ct the tax hist
remais with the principal assessor ri TIN
coisection district, opsn to the 'nsPectlol
OF any person who may apply to lnspec
the same
John Littiejqhn. Collector
ii Iae Revenue IN the SSnt
Cole aon District Virginia.
October z Ia t5lstNny
Exchange on Boston,
Fey Two u 4 ee thousand Dollars a
sisht, ia sans 10 SUIT purchasers.
jain KEFfELL s. co.
October IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31

selection of
SeaSonaWe articles,
Among them are
Sheppam's and Meek, lines and Cas-
extra supeffne Imp. Saxohy Cloths
and Cassimeres
Fine and spperfne Yorkshire ditto I.
Double milIed i}rabs
Fashionable fancy Vesting8 and impe
rial Cords
Flannels. Niidhores and Bombazets
Striped Blankets
Rose ditfe asserted, ga to 12.4, some
extra superfne
Supesiine Garpettiug and heath Rugs
new and rich figures
TWilled Cords and Ye!vptteens
Ga. IA. and ga Meiino Shawls, all
cSleFs.
GA superipe dark Ginghams
Rich Spanish net and bud-eye null.
Bourbon Cord. twilled and striped,
corded, Lace Stripe, Pix and Lilac
Striee, l'amboured ildiia. fine book.
jaceset, camoric and Mull-siuslins
Patc4t Net E,faces
Ladies Is gentiemens' Leather Gloves
Ladies' regency Eur Capes. Pirenean
Tippets, Flossynet Scaris. Cpo9ufg
Piiorcaas, i4eppoId .stecks 4 Chi
4 rens' Wersted Boots
LoaAon treble giitand patent wove
Silk Buttons
Colored \ patent wire Cotton Threads,
Steam-ionm Shirtings
Malabar Hapdkerchiefs, etc.
Septe1bar is dSteo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31
British Dry Goods,
JAMES ANDERSON
Informs the public, thu. he mas sold 0
Establishment 90 kiog street, 70
aIessrs. En0!ISh {; Poe,

Messrs. English s zoe,
Who will continue the business lsFe'.'
fore carried on ~ him, aud ~ite,sne'''
quests all bis Old customers TO cai''
.Ail those indebted to rim on 0oe !
book account, are requested 70 eau ~ ~
settle either with himseif or with hps.a
and Poe, who arr fully authorised Wv
ceive any debts due to hI;n.
October g conn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31
English and Foe,
Removal.
JON N 10 II N s I OF

Has removed his Ha dNsare o,@'
the corner Of Pitt and King stfeI,s
posite the Washington Tavern We
is now opening, for sale; an eS's''''''
sediment Of ;.
,Hard1oare, Cutlery. ana ''"'
.artfcleS. j
Received per oriS homas. a'
General Smith. All q whlc' ,afp,
sold ON the most acco.am0da ~ u
September SO w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31
John Lloyd,

Offers for sale by the piece or pack
lie, general AID well selected a,soit
,nent OF seasonable
British Dry Goods,
Imported BY the latest arrivals, IN sw9
well assorted packages, and will be
at unusual low advance, and Oh I5a5
credit.
September e dlwtathsat0F
The editor of the Winchester frts
is requested to publish the aboses ASs''
tiscmPnt 6 times.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-31
Tor a Port in the w Indies,
C and |. ?. Thompson,

lave received per the brig Thomas, Cap
tain Bowman, from Liverpool, a choice
selection of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-21

political question, but to affect perfect
neutrality, and act only in their indiyidh-
al capacity as members ofparliament, not
as the confidential advisers of his royal hia,,-
ncss--and that this is owing TO y dieision
IN the cabinet upon the point! How can
they. act on SO important topic, on the
lesultlcat distinction OF Mr.. Pit, as men.
hut not as minister's we ATTEMPT not to
explain. They certainly cannot do it
ccnstitetionaKy-f they must be answer
able tor every act of their royal master.
moderate and sensible pamphlet on the
subject has been published, i'm which the
consequences are placed in the true point
otview: II is argued that the measure
would be necessarily tedious in It's pro
grcss, extremely doubtful in its issue, hat
zardous to those who may bring it for
ward, and highly impolitic, from the deli
cate questions which It's success or failure
may involve, and from the family secrecy
which ITS proceedings must necessarily
violate.
=, SPIT. "a.
The Espoir sloop of war, CAPTAIN Nor
wich Duff, arrived OH Thursday at Ports
mouth from Halifax, in three weeks. Our
squadron had been very actively employ
Ell during the summer, in warming Ameri-
cans from our fishery grounds, according
to The prescribed limits in the late treaty
OF Peace III most instances Americans
Showed great reluctance to obey the or
ders.
An article from Lcghorn of The date of
the 2Sth August, states, that, so lately as
the Goth, the Tunsian pirates were con-
tinuing their depredations on the coast of
the Roman States.
The following is the Neapolitan Decree,
allowing the free importation OF Grain:
Ferdinand ". by the grace of God, King
of the Two Sicilies, &c.
Having seen the Report of our Minis
ter or State, Secretary of Finance, We
have decreed, and do decree as follows:
Art. |. Wheat, Barley and Oats, i'm
ported from abroad, through all the Gus
tom houses in our kingdom, shall he ex-
emptt from all duty on importation--any
regulation TO the contrary Ill Our tariff not
withstanding.
preceding article shall be subjected mere
~ iii our city of Naples to The duty on
consumption. la like manner as in the
provinces to the communal duties, where
such shall exist, so that, however. such
Foreign Grain shall not be subject to any
other tax on consumption than such as
Wheat, Barley and Oats, produce of our
Kingdom, are subject to.
(oigneU FERDINAND.
(CountersignedD
THOMASO 81 SOMMA,
Sec'y of State
Naples, Aug. 5, 1876
The King of FRANCE is said to have
written d letter to Lord Eam0nth, con-
graduating him upon the success of his
expedition.
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no TIE CITIZENS OF TIE


CONGRESSIONAL DIsTR1CT, COMPOSED
or THE COUNTIES OF FREDERICK &,
SHENANDOAH.
Ee!ioic Citizens,
As the termination Of the
period for which was elected your re-
preventative is fast approaching, it be-
comes my duty publicly to announce my
intention of declining reelection. AS
this determination was declared to many
OF you, during the last winter, it has
probably become very generally known
throughout the district but a Just sense
OF your hberality, and sentiment OF
gratitude for your appreciation, require
that If should be accompanied with an
ayowal of the reasons which compel me to
decline the very urgent solicitations of
many, that would become candidate
at the ensuing election.
beg you TO be assured that imperious
circumstances alone, have prompted my
resolution to retire. The frequent sus-
pension OF my professional pursuits du-
ring the war, succeeded by my long alb
sence last winter, and the prospect of
being again from home for three months,
cOnspre TO render indispensable an undi-
vided attention to the business entrust-
ed TO me by my clients. My duty to
them cannot otherwise be properly full
filled, and should be undescrviDg your
confidence as representative, if | could
betray that which has been reposed in
me as an advocate.
In announcing TO YOU this design,
cannot forego fhe pleasure of again ex-
pressing my gratitude for the liberality
with which vou have been pleased to view
my conduct. Permit me to add, that du-
ring the residue of my term of service,
shall endeavour by my zeal to merit a
continuance OF good opinion. lam,
feliow-citizens, very respectfully, your
friend,
HIS. @. TUCKER.
November l6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-21

as also Mr.. Gryn,ss's motion, 10 refer ii
TO them-and Mr.. Bakers, to have il Drin-
ted. 80.
Mr.. Bekef, presented petition from
sundry citizens of Cumberland. Bucl<in-
ham, and other counties Interested in The
navigation Of Willis River, for law, fur
ther to improve navigation of that riv-
en- Referred.
Mr.. bieyccr (of I..l-one, from sum,lrv
citizens Of I-oudoun, praying charter for
Il barking company at i.eSsbufg.-Refcr-
vca 70 tke ,Seiec: Committee.
And Mr.. S:okeley-one, from sundry
inhabitants Of Wood county, praviog that
a bank may lie established AZ .'arkcrs burg.
Mr.. :. disclaimed the o.d bank which had
been established there without, Tie CON
sent OF the people OF Wood-Also REFER
rel
Mr.. Doadifdge observed, that though
he had received no petition from Brooke
county, TO ask for bank at Charleston,
vet, as all the banks which had prayed for
charters last Winter with the exception of
two. had again come forward and wiiii one
new applicant, were now before the Select
COMMITTEES, he cohcoirci himself bound
10 apply in beilalfof bis couniy-tliatthe
select Committee would perhaps act de-
ini,ivelv this night, and ii he waited for
the petition from his comfy, II might con-
tribute to delay the lroceedin2s-lle,
therefore, Offered a resolution, that the
Select Committee, 10 whom were referred
the petitions for bank charters. heinstruc-
ted 10 enquire INTO the expediepcy OF es-
tabiishiDg banking company atCharles-
ton III Brooke county, with 4 capital OF
dollars, one at Warrenton In the
county of Fauquer--aud one at West
End, IN FarfaN.-Aereed 20.
Mr. atkinson Offered petition from
Anne 7. p. Cowper, of the Isle of Wight,
praying to be divorced from her husband,
VIM. Cowper-the petition was very long,
and drawn by herself 4 more melting,
pathetic, and ,powerfus appeal was rarely
ever addressed to Legislative body-We
cannot trust our pen 10 paint tho tale
| Ter life threatened--tbe bones of her ia
Their, Col. Josiah Parker, ordered to be
taken up and strewn upon the face fihc
earth--torn from her children-indeed,
there is scarce u babarify within the com
pass ola husbands power, which she does
not ascribe to w. Cowpcr-The house
were deeply atfected-and the petition ne
| .Je,red.
Mr.. EStW moved that the Select Com
mittee be instructed to enquire into the
| eXpediency OF incorporating bank to be
located at Abingdon County ofWashing-
TOM and one at Staunton Tin Augusta :
| H9eI7ed. Adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-21

10. received the answer of the French
GOV to its application for adj
Vice ON the subject of the American
claims
been received from a gentleman who
',;ned on board the United States ship
Washington, who said he obtained it from
com. Chauncey, and was further in
formed that the Commodore intended
10 remain TN the affair WIS terinina-
rcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-21

VALUABLE ESTATE st Anction.--Will he sold AZ
public auctic1 Oh the premises, OF Wednesday, the
18th day OF December next The tract of Land called va
Ina on James River. twelve niles from Ricm0ud ann
the distance from Pcfefrh1ig. Vaiind c01tains
s3i Of land according cd surveys Of which a.
boat 600 dry level surface ard tic remainder marsh
lying in bali circle between bills, and margin on The
River, much higher than the space within. to az
florida very extraordinary facility ana cerisrty in hank
ing the banks are already thrown up, and proved 70 De
sufficient by edstey gaies n September 1915 and To-
except about 100 yards at theower end. The soil
half tie dry part Of chocolate color. the other half
grey loan. The former H. % The best quality Of wheat
land IN the world the latter uli.lc inferior both
now highly productive, and small part upon which
gyrsun las been lixtiy used s.eCs wonderful Increase
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-21
By the Governor Of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia,
4 PROCLAMATION.

NHTHEHEAS Tic Executive having, pursuant the I'd
of The OF the General Assembly, entitled
providing for tile appointment OF Electors 70
CHOOSE President Vice President Of the United siatcs
passed the 18th of February iS2 examined the
from the Commissioners O the sevea. Counties and Cor
porations, appointed and commissioned IN conformity
with the directions ti foresad act Of the General
sembly have asceraired thar the ed places OF
bode OF the tweny ve persons, having ie greatest
her Of throughout e State Electors ofPrcsdeEt
and Vice President tie United States, the State
ofNirruis. are s follows 10