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store and Lumber House lately occupied by Nj.
cho!as italian, at the corner of II and S,h streets.
and two doors above the Swan Tavern, offer for
sale,
The .toIlossing articles:
Old Jamaies Ram
Cogil,ac Brandy
Holland Gin, Whskev
Old Madeira, Lisbon aud Sherry Wines
Long COX Clsref
Best Loaf aGd brown Sugars
Java aud Or en- Coffee
lmpcrisl a,,'i gnnpowder Teas
Chocolate, Spanish C'gars
DnHbe 'iiouceste- and Northern Cheese
London Brown Stout
Da1deis superire LONDON Mustard
Spermacc, and Mould Candles
Mace, cloves, nutmess, a.lsliee
Ginger, pcppor
N!accahau sad Scotch snuff
ing tobacco
salt, iron. steel. salt petre
Cut behring's
Oranges. raisins, nuts, ofdiTerent kinds
Corn, Meal
Family Aour, in halt barrels, warranted
Bacon, cats, nc Sc. sc.
London ,ibe,,fae Cloths and Cdssimeres
Rose, striped and point blankets
Kerseys, kendall cotions, plains
Double MILD, drab and coarse cloths
Carp,tn.
Huck handle knives snd forks of sup. quality
Pen and pocket knives
Rsgora, razor s'rops, and homes, sc. sc.
Al the ARTICLES are fresh, and will be sold at the
most reduced profits
The y intend keeping a constant supply of every
article ia their lie.
WE. MICoU.
4. ROBINSON, Jr.
October Q. i4.G
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FALL GOODS.

4 IA III SNVbOs
Per ne SIP MARY and B,fgs ALBION a,.y
THOMAS BOUCU. from Iarerbosl.
Rose, Point and Dufel Blankets;
Napt cottcrs
Sssathys, kilmarnock Caps
Plains, Kerseys and Flushngs
Coatinss and Fearnoughis
Fixpeis, white and colored
Yorkshire Cloths and Casslmercs
Ladies' end Peis-e Cloths
Swsns,lown and 1oliieit yertpgs
Black and tancy co'oured bomSazcues, plain
and twed
Rattineus
Snrerfue Cloths and Cassimeres
Merino Shawis
Hardware and Cutlery
An assortment of FOWLING PIECES. or c.
perior manufacture
Crates and Chira War, well selected
eFFtRED FOR SIZE BJr
DICKS, MOORE & Co.
September IL. 81,
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IN AUTUMN.
L.
The Summer sun NJ MORNINGS dawn,
Late tingl with rosy light the lawn,
&ADlc pearly drops Ufgiitrring due,
Stone with the rsnbOw's vari'd hue
But now descending on the plain,
III ti.iliing showers faN falis tl,e rain.
Amt no brigh, sun bcaIn shells its gl am
. er telUg'd plain AMI swollen steam.
H.
1hs mora no sun with ius.rc BRIGHT
Eispeiid the gloomy shades OF night,
Nur cIctr'd rs with meridian hlaze
OF warmer beams OF brighter rays
Bat ctdiid, the skies have overcast,
Af.d loud has how'd s;a,i Auuimn's blast,
While eeaseiess showers " driving rain
f-.fs bent Tie trees aud Grench'd the plain.
III.
And n0w When slow re'ires the day,
n" sun beam sl,e's ats parting ray,
Like that sO:; geam ofjOy ,,ii; play,
Upon the soOl mans closing days,
With gentle sple,ilio1r 10 iinHe
1he hrcary scene and GID the gloom,
Bl't heavy clouds stiil ShrOud the sky
y ii sG,i tiie b.is Jio@s sadly ny.
~.
B"t tho abroad tic searching eve
No scene OF beauty can eSpy,
Anil tho no gcaile breeze tGc ear
With fond attention s'aps 70 hear.
Within. t'ie smiles of Ericnlsip i,asu
W.ths iter iiglit than morning gican,
AMI swcetcr friendships accent iiOWs.
Than b-ecze thai sig.,s "a gale that blows
T.. L, II.
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LAND FOR SALE.
EDUCATION.

vaTtiE ochool in Manchester, under tie manage.
ment of Mr. krkna,,ick, win re.co,o,n. nce -,
Monday next, st the Aiasons' Hall iuiorma,;o1
respecting the character of this school, the branch.
es taught and terms OF thition, may be obtained
from any respectable gentleman in the nlac, A
tew pupils will be accommodated with boarding ~
be made.
Mr. TRENT has given assurance, that Children
sert from Richmond shall he exempted from the
customarT expences Of his Bridge.
October . doc.
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We understand, that several of the persons con-
carmel IN building, yesterday resiced the wages OF
mechanics and iaborers one shilling per day. TIE
ssunpiion OF specie change aud decline in our mar
kets fully warrant this reduction in labor; almost e.
very article necessary to building having also fallen
Ia p.iss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

On Saturday between aad 5000 persons left this
city Tor Bn9'S Ferry, il tie vicinity OF which these
met 1000 Others who had arrived there the day
previous from all parts &c the adj cent country.
Ii was truly grand scene ior the rejecting mini. to
perceive 50 large eoncourse of persons assembl, d
IN the open air, for the purpose Of worsp.ag thar
O'nnse'eot Being, to whom we are indebted Tor n,
tbe blessings ct this life. After hearing highly
Instructive sermon, delivered in a very eloquent.
audible and Impressive manner from the pastor Of
The church, and some well-iimed ard animated ex-
hort2ilons oil some OF t,e assistant Preachers the
assembage retired in the greatest order, and re-
embarked tor this city & other places on the North
river
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October Q.
TOPFNr

.4conrc,riept TE.N'E-NEN'P for a small "a.
miy, or single gentlemen, who wish to he retired
NNT = NICnTr
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TO 5UhNLIUtS.
FsNhE Subscribers having been appointed by the
q County Court Of Jssss-City, Commissioners
rite purpose Of receiying bropoSals for taking An
accurate CL.9f2I' of said CeInty-HEREBY ervv
NOIICb, that they will receive I'ROPOS us
a, the Clerks Office OF said County until the second
Monday in October next, at which time thew viii
maze their report tn the Coart, Who will then en-
Ter into contract, agreeable 10 ~ act Of the last
General Assembly, entitled " IN Act to provide an
accurate Chart Of each County, ynd e general Man
Of The Territory nf this Commonwealth" -AlI pro-
posa's must lie made ia writing, and &C by post)
postage paid.
WM. BARRETT,D
WI BROWNE, = Cospsis'rs.
LEO. HENLEY. }
Ocfofer q Iosf
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NO
a LII those having claims against the es-
faieof Obadiah Brat dec. late Of Cumberland Conn.
~ are hereby requested bring forward such claims e
y aues;ed inorder for payment, or before III LIST
uayoi Fen next ensuing Against any claim exhibited AZ
Ter the above date. this Sotic will BE- plead IN bar Tbo
inbted iot'e Aforesaid are requested make i'm
mediate payHent TO GEO. HOLMAN, A0l,Y'r
oi The estate Of Obetliah Britt, dec
September %. i.1.s. ''''
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FALL GOODS,
Fertile Shifts Kenf /rom Liuerhool and

FcTfhe Shifts Kenf /rom LiuerhooI and
Ea7vard /'r0ni Londou.
Mapped eot,ons, rose and rjped blarscfs. s,roo.,
blue aud drab plains, blu and white and red and
white kerseys, white, red, crimson, yellow, creea
aud scarlet henneis, twiiied Hastings, o. AMI ~
common cloths, loube millcd Grab do casks hard,
ware, assorted, boxes cutlery, bombazeits assorted
cplrs, t"hled cords and veisetccns, tol,inett and
noleakin vesings, sup. fine cloths aud ca4,,ner.s
extra TO- do pcssc cloths, assorted colars. Ljsh
sbeeting and Deny lawns, 6-i dark uiuehar.q. o-a
and Ga cambria muslins, sup. fine pink and ebo
plates dark fancy prints, dark fancy chntz, fancy
ohiz siawls, cotton and thread laces, rich ustres.
~orsted and lambs VOL hose. p,cn,s beaxsr .,y
buck gloves, milled stociingucti, brown co,ton
hoilandi Narcotics quihmga, rcady .inade hose
men sgrest costs, London porter.
For sd.e, by
4. X d. HIGGINBOTHAM.
u. 59-tw
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

EsA| ING formed co-nartnerShio, under the
: firm Of -V;cou s. Eo5inson, AMI IA Zen the
Store and Lumber House lately occupied by Nj
choas fa'ia'n, at the corner of II and S,h streets
and two doors above the Swan Tavern, offer for
sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

SHAPAkD & WEBB
OSer For Sale,
IL hhds prime Muscovato Sugar
90 barrels Iosf do
10000 lbs. Coaee, part prime Green
400 barrels Ie, b,lrr's and Caru,her's Lest r,c-
Gied Whiskey
Is do. Caruther's fruited do.
90 hh'is Antigua Ram
90 bbls. New-Engand TO-
5 pipes Cogeisc I}fsndy
l do. Holland Gin
is Or. casks dry Malaga
4: s: (" 81; = Fl; s 4: WINE,
20 herces London Porter
10 barrels Tanners' Oil, 6 hln.s a!oasses
400 sacks Liverpool Salt, 90 tons Bar Iron
tons Bistercd Steel
do Germaa do.
20 taeeots Crawley do
ton Nail Rods
Sheet and Hoop Iron
40 @sks Cut Nails, 9 tons Patent Shot
20 kegs Gnnpowder
40 boxes Wbtimore's Cotton s. Wool Cards
- hd do. 10 . S by 1873 Window Glass.
lhds. Class Ware assorted
cases balfpint Tumblers
do. Pint do.
so boxes Mould Candies
90 do. Chocolate
10 casks English refined Salfpetre
ls0 reauns Writing and Letter paner
100 do. Wrapping do
case Quilts IL hampsrs bottles
Bottle Corks
eeroons Spanish Tiotsnt inai,o
HID. Madder I bhis Nar1;eg
20 small boxes Imperial and Gurrov,Ier Tee
chests Gunlow,ier -,
Is barrels Mes Beef "o
few karrels Pork
' W barrels els. cui Herring, 70 do. Whole dc.
20 do Pfi'nc shaJ,
Tar, Resin. Spiunino fgctio- It..,. 49,.
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a federal ca!ep'a'or says, the public debt, ifbaid
IN COPPER, woult GIL I6 millions Of soldiers KNAPP
sacks" Now, what is the use of doing these things
by halves Why are We not informed how na,sv
SnaPsac''' it would GH, Doaid in Plisfer Of Pals
Or 5aHi5t stoses ? Such calculation would 50
magnify the aifIr. that the people would doubtless
tut1, oui every mothers son Of the democrats ard
pult IN Their places so0d prudent federalists Who
when they had the management, did not run t,r
nsiinn IN debt To the value of single knspsack f
OF copPer--sot they Del. Iyafchman
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RRxSH GOODS.

FRESH GOODS.
,E<IIF. Subscribers are receiving a ,arrs
and general assortment Of Staple and Fancy t;o,s
selecte from the latest nnpcrtaons, which they srr en-
bcd to sell at unusually low prices, Wholesale ai retail
ROBERT NELSON * a.,
J,,u 8. i6-,f W.
ing COMPREHENSIVE or rH. sUBsCRInf,s
Expires this Dayi
yEVIiE settlement of the concern d,volva.
4 urnnJo MARX, who will continue the t,:
of the late firm. sud VII will also aord taeil. "
tlose d,>pcsd 10 make ipi;ments Ia GEO. MARI
established IN Loo, nd iransactsg business un'
the firm oi MARX s. WHEAIrALL. '
JOSEPH MAPx
GEORGE MARX
by his attorney, JoseDh Rfnr,
OctoIer2. 49,,
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ANOTHER VALUABLE DISCOVERY

y.
y CoRber--iiire has been discovered on Beaver
run. IN Mnncy township, L,conling county, and A.
bout 20 miles from this place. Some of the ore has
been taken to Fowler furnace, and the metal sep
arstei. which is fouad to be equal to two tbs oftbe
ore TIE Nine is very extensive, and has now fallen
INTO the hands OF number Of eaerprising gentle
meo, who viii undoubtedly make il useful to The
public. The earth in this neighboihood appears to
be lilsd wiilI rich treasures. Two Copper Mines
are WITHIN 90 miles OF tbs place, and iron-one in
great abundance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

The Editors Of tie Republican Newspapers
throughout the State are requested TO publish III.
iuowing Ticket in their respective papers at least
once week, ,ll the day OF Election:
REPUBLICAN, ELECTORAL TICKET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

JUST RECETYED.
PER SHIP If.aRY, FROM LIylsRPoOT.
40 Seto elegant gold FURNISHED Tca0 Stifb5,.s
China, new& beauiiiuI patterns, Teatofs
80 sets line enaiDeed plain do. TouI y,,--
900 ,, ,, blue printed ., rms
100 dozeu China Pitchers, assorted SIZES
(Ware elegant, and patterns nevl
90 ,, fine enamelled, with Iantseapes. Ne
100 50 ,, blue printed
30 y - Wash-Basins, very large sizss
with and witl,oat ewers)
10 h'idT. dinng sets, very complete
,, Plates Distinct frofn) sets, dinner
breakfast and tea
Ch'dren's toy tea sets, le;terej, curves, SO.
HLSO,
a few crates blne and green edged plates and
dishes.
The above articles we're imported by us direct
from the Manuiaeiory, and purchased at / " pri--
ces, which will enable Us to sell them on yerv eooi
terms. o.
DREW & HAIR
Fen doors oboUc Ben Idys,.q
a. Orders from the country promptly ats,
broakagc n Fgu
Sent. II. ss-fF
~
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ON A STORMY DAY

The foio"iHs anotAsr production f.om tho pen Of,Ae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07
To the Editor IF the Eilqniye,,-

As a motion has been made in the Lcrisla-
ture, for the repeal of that part of the law, pas
sed last session, for obtaining correct chart of
the state, as relates to contracts to he made bv
the county courts for tie surveys OF the count
ucs-i beg leave to offer, through the medium
of your paper, few ideas on this subject
When the law passed last session, two prin-
cipal objections Immediately presented them
selves To me, IN regard 10 the surveys Of the
counties list. The enormous expense which
would be incurred by the State in the execute
on Of these suFveys-and 2ndly. The difficulty
which would arise in completing Map of Viz
operations Of the latter would be performed
as It the courses and distances lad been run on
plane or flat surface whereas, cOrrectmap
OF such an extent of country, as Virginia could
only be executed upon principles dcduced
from the spherical figure Of the earth
The only accurate mode Gin which the survey
ct large territory or country can be effectedl
IS that well known by the terms GcOdesic Opera-
fioHg and 1riega)alrricai SRrrcgs Accordinr
20 this method, accurate maps OF France Great
Britain and the Pcnnsula OF India have been
completed. The method is extremely simpe
and can be explained in few words a line
Of only few miles in length is capefnlly inca su.
sured on some plain, heath, or sands beacJ,
which Is so nearly level as 10 facilitate The nea
sUremcnt Of an actually horizontal limo aud
this line being assumed as the base of fho enc
ratiOns, variety OF points are selected ~ which
signals can be placed, suitably distant aud Wei
bic one from another the straight lines ;oioino
| these points constitute double series III trja,,
4 giles, Of which the assumed base forms the fir,
SIDE the angles OF these, that Is. the ap~le,
made at each station Oy signal staff l,y two oti,
| CIR signal staiis are carefully measured hva fl,e
Il az rI -. a.. -
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NgsBrH.. Non. ia.

Gen. John Coffee, and the Hon John Rhea,
who together with Col. JOHN NJ Aee) were ip.
ed home last week, having accomplished the
object OF their mission. BY this treaty, we nm
dcrstand, the Choc;aws have relinauishc..
to the United States all their LAND lying east
OF the Iombigbee river; for which they are To-
receive the sum OF S I20,0o0. payuLle Il; n, e.
quail annual instruments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

rTdiitCu against ttrihO,uerS thuI the
law gave the other banks an advantage o.
yer cur own, bv suffering them to open
our vaults atl0 days notice, while ours
had not the Same RIGHTS in other states
that though il did debar foreign banks
from suing in this way, how could our
courts tell whether the notes sued on be.
lcngct 10 other persons or the agents of
the 6aiks:t!iaf again. if the notes in G.
very suit were i;ed in the Clerks Office,
who give noadequate security, might they
not be taken from thence, put again into
circulation, and the banks have TO pay
them over again that the banks here
might have solid defence against a suit
instituted against one of their branches !;
they might have Off-setts, forgcries, &c.
10 plead; but, from the want of time,
their right under the law 20 be tried by "a
jury, might be OF no avaii.-Mr. X. array
ed other objections against the law and
hoped it would be repealed.
On motion of Mr.. Snthcny, (who said
that the motion to repeal altogether, was
now for the first time brought before the
House, and time ought to he taken for
consideration, } the bill and amendments
were laid upon the table-And the House
adjourned.
We regret thatMr. Giles has not beeu
in his place in the House, siuce the first
week of the session, owing to his continu-
ell iudisposiiion.
~ We are authorised to state that benjamin
EStiU ESQ. of Washington, is candidate for
Congress in the District at present represent
ed bv Mr.. Shelley.
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JOHN WOOD.
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
MIR. EDITOR,

Through Jour paper, would hint at
some improvements in the regulations OF the
House of Delegates-Much time is spent III
counting, when the House is divided-Let the
House be divided into five parts-let there be
monitor to each-ghen the ayes are called
the Speaker: NO. /, so many-N0.2, so many,
&c. SO the noes. And the House IS counted
in fifth part of the time now taken-And, as
in some other Legislatures and in Congress,
there ought to be paee, lad Cor i0years old,
to sit by the Speakers Chair, and Whenever a
petition, report, sc. is offered, let him run and
get it, and not obIigea Member to leave his
place, and oftentimes crowd by several Mem
bers.
VeyLuDs Sat.
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BIZ LAST NIGHTS MI


Washington. Dscen.ls,. s.
NJ. De kANTzow, the Minister of Sysc-
den TO the MED States, ssriyed III the
seat G! gosernmont yesterday.
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Ne,r-Yyork Dee s

LGter Ne,cS erpected from Europe.
Captain Bishop, of the ship Morning Star.
spoke on Saturday, the ship Europe, - days
from Liverpool, for Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

Extract Of letter from tire Captain Of the brig
s,dney Crifpia, OF Ne,c York tohis oltle1' in ths
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.t'ON S'bi IF3rf N F0n9 " tie CoHy os flaear
. na, on Cunar4tatn's Greek cou,siyioe ~ acre
henis he property ~ the Hte nenlaufr ifrshts III
Enochiand, sud directed ~ iis will ~ D. so. Tie a.
Wiz takr p'sce Oh ihc premises ou iAs-tss. W.. 81 4
OF lfnnnS ncf', u far. IS Loi. on tine next fsr ,g ~
peIcra ~ nsffE ciehid 10 Rand, fhc soiahc, n l.o
aaart is aifenf giving decd q. fs.tsf 3 H. arm M
70 serurc The rrrcassc money '
The Hh'yr iaDh has igrge supply of ya,ash.e rae
and other D'uhef H..
49, ipnn ,hc s'ic ies.n- .onfie rfcla-ss wiI trse's
Tract II Lg,if ~ Zoe comfy ~ Ct,.l.tfi tia5 ~
the f"trrf N0frisH R0qr. ~ Nf lra4s cgs. ..rii.
'ud c'idfiuirg about q a.-es rts s.ts XII. 80
place on ihrr f,f ne nh day lanr f> next sftf n
no. of h'rs aH tay art ~ ths inss.l tine ri ri,
80, ' =, e2'n ta.' ng q ~ he given ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07
CONGRESS.
iN THE SENATE.

IN TIL SENATE.
MIR. Variants resolution Sespccs;ns
the ccmpe.ssaficn-Lasci has been postpnaed
TO Mon,ay.
IL ThE tioUsEoF REPRESENTATIVES..
On Wednesday the Presidents Mes.
sage was cut up for distribution agaoug
t'ia select Coiaitiees. Mr.. Johnson (of
k.) after speech OF more than an tours
length, in which he declared his own c.
pinion otise compensation-Isw 10 be MI
changed, but his motion Ia be prcdicatei
on The wishes ofhis constituents. offered
resolution 10 appoint q committee fcr
repeating or modifying that law The
resolution was agreed to without u divis;-
OIL.
The y. Orleans Gazette of the 4th Noy.
contains the proceedings Of the Naval
Court Martial held on Capt C,s,uunghuan,
OF the ffrebra,d.-I'heC Court unanimous
~ honor bly, ;icquit him OF the slightest
imputation of improperly OF conduct du-
ring Ills whole cruise, and particularly III
the rencontre with the Spanish ship d brig
ON the 9th August, whose unexpected
B dastardly attack" they saw g has proved
an unparalleled, unjustiiiajle, and um-
provoked insult and outrage upon the ha:,
OF the 4. 3"
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Ve,'Jum Sat.

DfGrried-in Albemarle county, the evening Of Fri-
day, the 10Th Wit. by the Rev James c. wilson, Siain
ton, DdHieL Mayo RGfcy, Rsl. aged 10 years, Miss
Lncy Jane Wdfon, aged 10 years, second daughter Of
john Watson, Esq Of Milton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

I'll persons having claims upon the estate of The do
ceased Mrs Judith Randolph late OF Bizarre In fhe
county oil Cumberland, are hereby notified hrug in The
same iof seement-and all persons indebted to the said
estate are required TO make immediate payment of :hr
same 10 JOHN RANDOLPH Of Loanosc
:, . Error ana TTAskse
~ y. Mr. Edward Redford of Farmville Psjnce Ed
"Sd1 County, viii act in my Absence in my behalf
tCttuIot- .. O5-W2ln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

MOllCE.-On ile 5ist inst az Iiecy COIcs's TaVeTlI
IN Chesterfield, several negroes will he hired for tie
ensuing year. belonging to the estate of John fore d.
ceased-alnong them is good milI-vrgbt.
JAMES FORE, -dd5n'r.
nccclIlueI Z. G5-2aw3w
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~ We are authorised to state, that BENJAMIN
EStiN, ESQ. of Washington, is a candidate for
Congress in the District at present represent
Ell bv Mr.. Shelley.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

TIVE 8 BSCRfBRR wishes sell, for cash. fJts sir
yberAs 0ffhc turner's Bo,,k Ff0sk. and par
chase Distl ics aD5 Batfaert Bcnf(
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NEN DOLLARS iHWARD.-stnleu from the door Of
"A pr; Geo C. Williams, on the 18th Nov. last abont
oCoch, my Hia"e Horse, Sa9dke, Bride & .y1ddic-
rugs. lie Is abay horse, ahou. twelve years old four
iec zen or eleven inches his three white feet long ana
are not OF much value. -
viii give the above Reward for the recovery of t,e
horse, and conviction the thief or i've dallrs for ~
horse. plCrp WA I. 1Si.1 y '-''
December 7. 49,,
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ris ADD an Far as my reading extends, hO9,
descript.
This negro child is distinguished by none
Of those pecuIisri,ies which mark the Albinc.
Its form, ns hearing, its eyes are as good, ss
usual with oiher children, except . BLUSH
,ioge which prevades the white of The eye,
and which may perhaps be common TO young
negroes. The black part Of tho skin 10 as
black as the commcn iun Of negro's skins
tho white part OF the ehild's skin is NOT TO DO
distinguished ircn the most delicate white
shin, exhibiting ths, natural florid appearance
which distinguishes the whi,e pcrssn from
the Albino and distinctly uansmiiiing tho
blue colour Of its hulo vcins--its thighs,
legs and arms intsrpersed with small well
defined black sposs. The child remains as
i, was born, exhibiting no ;ncresse Of tho
whitensss of'the skin, as is the case with al
binoes s.--The hair on iis head that covers The
white skin is like the driven snow, whilst tho
rest is like that Of The natural negro.
Chambersburs haher.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-20

Il IN,ndescrihf has been exhibited
within this two or three days, Lasps
Nafure really surprisine--s female Negso
over par, Of its breasts and covers i,s legs
and thighs down 10 the aneles. This child
which, according Ia its keeper, was born in
Virgins, Of black parents, and Is about two
years Of ase-at frs, sigAi msy bs consider.
cd an AIbino but upon minute inspection APP
pears TO be phenomeron ofcsture, "a ge-r-