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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-04

Two Certificates of Stock IN the Bank
of alexandria, being No. &c and 81
originally issued March s8th, l793. t.
Jrhn Conway. and transferred October
18Th, 1910. to Cathariue Brown. APP
pIication will be made to the Prcsit'en
aud Directors of the Bank, on the l6tf
OF December, for renewal Of said cert
ficates.
Gustavus A. Brown.
Der mknr 9 enoW
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FOR SAFE.

A valuable family Of Negroes stfrop
the country, amoeg which are some me
chanics, aad are IN number between q
and SO. They will be sold all together
To any person wishing 70 atotk a tarm
they are valuable family Enquire O.
the Printer.
Dacember g
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Pubic Sale

On "Wednesday nextthe All instant. will
be said. at the Giliee Of John Jackson
aud Co. on Union street between King
ard Prince, an assortment OF Prime
Z Goods, suitable TO the season: among
which are,
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POTAT0ES.

1000 bushels Eastern .petatnes. nov
afloat, on beard the slpop Encreasc, on
Bayne's wharf. for SALE, it immediate
application is made to
JOHN 6. LADD and co.
For Boston & Newburyport
Ss1S The SICop
ys9 ENCRE Sc,
$500 $3.50 Captain Lupt. For freight
q 500 barrels, apply as above. 81
.s-t Grtahpr DC
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Public Sale.

THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock, will b
sold at the office OF John jackson q co,
Elegant Piano Forte, with additioRa
KEYS. / Gard Table, Pembroke ditto
/ Secretary Wardrobe, ! Bureau, he
cess Tables, etc: etc.
ilpcemhar d 80.
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public Sale.

On Wednesday next the 4ta instant, wit
be sid. ae,pablic auction. at Ramsay,
wharf at ii O'Clock, A. NJ. If not sod
previous to that day by private sale;
rss The remarkable fast Saline
EE3 ~ Pilot BOA Schooner MARY
zs.s LAND, of St. Mays, g.
~ zS tous ourfheu, IA months o'a
ant. in COED order. Terms viii be made
known on the day of sale Any persnn
wishin- 10 purchase at private sale may
see the owners on board or at Joseph
Milburn's.
December 8
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81 Francis Ligh;foot Lee.
Fer immediate Sale,

Twehuudred SHEEP, one fourth full
bred, the rest raixed Merincs, all in per-
feet health and fine order.
October 8 2awd
~ The Editors Of the National la
.teltigencer are requested 10 insert the a
Dove twice week till farbid, aad send
their account 70 this office.
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For Savannah.

xEI The elegant aud fast sailing
'fssSsbwig CeyIon, Captain J. N. Fer
rier. will s,il about Wednesday next
Far freight, which will be taken lew. CT
passage having superior accommodations
apply ON bard, or to
Adaais, Herbert & Go.
December st
THE SCHOONER
ssT George WGshiMgfoa. viii sal
Ssss2For NORFOLK OH Thursday mex
the 5th Instant. 81.
December 5 st
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Thomas II. Howland,

Has for sale, received per the schooner
Rase-iu. Bloom,
As tons of well assorted Swedish Bai
Iron
l45 sacks Liverpool fine Salt, and
10 casks real wiDter-pressed sPermace
ii Oil
fyg The substantial and fast sailing
ssssssch'r. Rose in-Btoom, Rowland
master; will take freight for the West.
indies or coastwise. She carries 75t
barrels. r. II. IL.
November 16 eolst
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-04
Land for Sac.

A tract or parcel of land. cen'aos'
between two and thee hHpaic" Az w.,
on the north side cf o2eoqnan, u, d 80.
fax comfy, about 5 ri,es "est o. - 1Fs y.
guam mills. 1t is well ws,ere.I "a" ;..,, w.
yer tailin. springs, II Is "'se "" -. t:,ob,r
d, and the great 4oa"'lt, o. . 'sr , q 40,
y" - y - tLa ooonoc,,e li,,e. Ills lara
lis of the middle soi. and pr2N"'Se' w. H..
wheat or any othpr grain t.'ieyap'e yTr na.
there IS ab.,ut 100 acf93 ciea'eH 49, oe
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-04
Fauouier Lands.

HEN!E subscriber Offers Tor SAFE thf
I y Estate whereon he resides in ths
county of Frqser, about s miles beiog
ltbe court-house, OH Cedar Run, betweer
the roads leading to Fredericksburgh ant
lOcceqnan, 80 miles distant i'om elihe
place, anil ITO Ale xspdria by The turn
pike. from Buckland HE tract is com
I,iuted at
Three thousand three hundp9,
and seventy acres,
land is divided into three farms, Wit
Woodland and Meadows. comeMenti,
hlistribgtcd for each. There is
| Valuable Mill Seat,
with store on tie spot for Building
The stream IS abundant, and waters the
twhcle tract, presenting an eyteot of
-Four or FIVE hundred Acres OF
| Low Grounds
icf first quality The high lard is wei
divided into regular fields, some Of then
very productive, and is adapted TO tlit
use OF Plaster, Few tracts eau possess
greater advantage, either for extensive
lgfazipg or grain calture.
he purchases or purchasers Of tn
Iian,l. Can be accommodated with tb,
farming utensils. che crops of Corn ant
tthe sswi Nheat--the stock of Cattle
Horses, Sheep and Hogs; and with tht
Negroes on the estate in families, maxim.
lahout $50, ola very valuable description
with some tfadestnen.
fhe Improvements are comfortable
Dwelling fiousa, with good cut Houses
Ice House, Sfaales, &c. The situaticl
lis healthy and the wafer unce,rpon'y
rood. 1--WE thirds of the whole purchase
money will be required at the delivery
Iof the property, the balance in short pa}
ments with interest aud secured by
ldeed of trust
Bernard MI. Carter,
Womisto K, Fanquiev County.
October ID 2aW
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New * Second hand Piano
Forte S
JUST REG gsyED.
=. = \ 49, - IT
Enr sac bY tie Subscriber


0oe Lonaon made square Piano Forte
with adslition Keys and Pedal, 5 draw.
ers, sett Of Strings, tuning Hammer and
leather Cover.
One plain square ditto, with addition.
ii Keys, Pedal, sctt OF strings, tuning
hammer, and leather cGver.
ON HAND,
One do do, second hand, with leather
Cover.
One do do, Baltimore make. 2 Draw
ers and s legs, with additional Keys, Pe.
aal and fashionable Case
N. h. The above vii! be sold at SINAI!
advance for cash, it immediate aPPllca,
sion be made to
r. GRAY, Bookseller.
November S
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bale super6ne cloths

] bale super6ne cloths
8 Sd do
g fiushings aud ceatiRss
2 drab. bIne q mixed plains
case umbrellas 90 irch
1 plain ard corded yelyets
1 super Madras handkerchief
1 camuun do
1 cotton cambrics 9 8a64 3
I gilt plated buttons
Q elegant French hats
l. London mkt pins
I black 4 colored cambries
Il addressed caiicoes
Also,
Ginghams, cotton shirtings. Guernsey
frocks. cotton and worsted hosiery. lace
shirt buttons. bundle pins, sussendefs
brown Hollands, fancy fea hers. etc.
!, Sale at 20 o'clock, precisely.
Dec
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Two Bows.

From Ia to 16 years q age, is want
lug by the subscriber, to learn the Hat
tug Business, None but boys of stead,
habits need apply.
Samuel D. Harper.
November s6 eotf
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Just Published,
THE
YIRGIN'Ta iL,NANaCK,
For the Year OF our Lord
1917.

For sale by the gross, dozen or smaller
iuantity-by
JOHN A. STEWART,
.Aso, ,chere mag be had,
A general assortment OF School and 0
ner Books, Writing and Letter Paper
,,ank Books, States. Quilts. Playing art
ank Cards, etc. etc. either wholesale
retail.
september 1s
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PRINTING
Meath executed al the ''"se % :.
lexanjria Gazette.
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G. DENEALE.
Clerk OF the District oil Columbia
November 2S 2aw4w
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Lost or AlislaId,

December 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21
BIZ LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

WAsHINGroN, Sept. 10.
Joseph Lewis, now Representative in
Congress from the stare of Virginia, de-
cliues being candidate at the next &c
ton.
Extract # Il letter from an american off
Ger in tie Mediterranean TO his friend ia
This city, dated
u. S. ship Washington. :
NAPLES. July 90. 1916 s
(" We arrived at this city GA tn: 18th,
after short and pleas mt passage, thirty
three days from the Capes. stopping SIX
days at Gibraltar, where we copmuuca-
ted with the Constellation, Java, and Erie.
The Dutch squadron is now tn re, but "a
fiaid of the Algernes, notwithstanding
their force is far superior to that comman-
ded by Com. Decaturl,ast summer. Much
attention was paid to our Minister and
Commodore by the Governor of Gibraltar.
On our arrival at this place we were qua
rantined for twenty d1ys, including
our passage from Gibraltar, so that we
will not land Mr.. Pinkney for at least ten
days" T.Naf. I,z1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

.nitness Of climate which Virginia possesses, over
Boston and other eastern naval establishments, gives
her great advantage in working hcuss Cor it is i'm
possible to do all your work under cover, particu-
tasty in repairing ships aud for caulkins, ani 9TH
Ell items in CRAVING ship, mild weather is inds-
pensibly necessary. May | not then, with fety,
hazard opinion that when provide in a dii
terent way for our meri,orious, though suPeranua-
ted commanders, than placing them, 40 they now
are, where youthful vigour is not required, with all
our local advantages, Nrginis viii he found At least
as we'll calculated, in every respect, any other
part OF The Union for large naval establishment,
and the work vii! be Zone as well, as cheap, and
with as much facility as in Boston
A FRIENDTO THE NAVY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21
Boston, Sept. IL.
BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS.

The Commissioners, under the fourth article of
the late treaty ofPeace with q. Britain, will, we
hear, meet at Saint Andrews in the province OF N.
Brunswick, on the 5th of this month. BY treaty
ahey constituted Judges o. this question To
Teick nation belong The Islands an Tie Boys Of Pas
sHnaqRoddy and Fi'idy 2 So far they agree,
their decision is final and conclusive on both nations.
II they disagree, the question will be submitted to
the determination of some friendly sovereign The
honorable I2ionas Barclay, formerly conoul-gene-
raj oil his Britannia majesty, is the Commissioner
appointed by the British government and the hon
r'hle John Holmes, by the government of the U.
States. They authorised 10 appoint Secretary
aod Surveyors, il any are necessary.
The cause will be conducted before the Com
m',sloners by agents appointed TO manage the
claims OF the contending parties The honorable
Ward Cipmal, Esq. formerly Kings counsel and
encouragement of ew-Bransvick, is the agent of
u. Brtam-'The President of the u. s has entrus-
Ted the claim ot the American government to James
r. .YHstin, Esq. of this town.
After meeting at Saint Andrews and viewing the
geographical situation of the Hands. the Commssi-
sners will adjourn TO place, probably Boston,
Tor the purpose of attending to the discussion to
which this question will naturally give rise; but we
trust, the discussion viii be made in a few
months.
The subject before this Board is of very consider
able consequence. The Islands are large, valuable
and convenient To the fishing business they afford
important facilities in their numerous harbours and
places Of resort. Some Of them abound in valuable
timber and are capable of becoming places &c ex-
tensive trade on than one, are extensive set
dement's. The Furnishing town of Passport on
Moose Island which from its situation andfacl;ties
Tor business has most rapidly increased, from its
hrst settlement considered an stegral part OF
THIS Commonwealth. But the chiefinterestn the
decision of these Commissioners will he found in
the permanent arrangement OF most Important
frontier, where the rights Of each nation conti-
nualiy III contact and which, unless settled to mu.
,ua satisfaction, may in the progress of population
become the source of numerous collisions. We are
anxious therefore, that il should be properly aad
harmoniossly settled. In the appointments made
by the President we perceive particular attention
10 the interests Of Massachusetts,; we have every
confidence ia the gentleman by whom the claim o.
The U. States will Inc indicated, and wish
speedy ami favorable conclusion to his interesting Ia
bors.
~ The Commissioners viii probably return to Bos
ION BY the last Of September. Chronicle.
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MIR. NELSON'S REPLY.

.Albemarle, SEPT. 4, 1916.
GENTLEMEN,
On the I'd inst. had the no.
nor to receive your favor of the 28th ult.
containing the resolutions adopted by my
fellow citizens and Constituents OF the
County of FIuvanna. acknowledge my
self battered by the polite and approbatory
style OF this communication and, without
hesitation, assure my constituents, that,
influenced by conviction of the impro-
priety of the measure, as well as by Just
sense of respect for their Instructions, my
best exertioDs shall be used to procure the
repeal of the Compensation Law.
Accept, gentlemen,
Assurances of my respect,
And believe me yours respect
fully,
HUGH NELSON.
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ftsm Me Montreal Kerau.l

~" The great commercial house OF
|r,Ioo Nu,hy, O'fsrrel u Co. ct London AMI
si"Jr,j havig Suspended payment, and which Is
,,,I, 10 hp fts of the most extensive and uiscbe
r',s falureshat has ever taken place in Europe.
w., might tit-efore insert the following particulars
l.nn . nersd intimately acquainted with their con-
Germs. and ticii might be interesting to some OF
onr incredible readers.
Iessrs. GORDON, Murphy, " fsrre' g 20. were
So. a nutnSr ri years bankers at the Court OF Ma
y IA. hroket aud money agents 10 the Spanish 20
sro,en, III al! her affairs witt, South America. sole
nonono,rs,Ior ell the wool from the Royal Spanish
aocks e.t;hted at 500 600 heal of the best pauler
md nsrnSbreed, they were extensively Concerned
with house in Mexico, Lima, Very Cruz, Buenos
Ayres and HAVANA. They were mtrusted by the
S6snish goernment with f'eigting all the register
sims f,r. Sath-America, with Europe Ill produce:
they remosd their Observation-Disclosures 10 London
.hort fine ,efore the French entered Madrid in
isO6, hut i've on the return of Ferdinand resumed
,her bsnkiE business in Madrid, although they had
hut small share OF the government transactions,
(hst havin been for these three years past transac
te, by the treat Lsndon house Of FirmaiH de TAFT
,ett. SotilII s. Coz Messrs. Murphy, Gordon Il
Co. empoled upwards of 90 clerks in their Lon
don house, and upwards of 500 in their different
establishments.
They etiroate1 their profits in 1911 at 2S7 ,000l.
and returns at millions. MIR. Gordon is a men,
Der OIL Iallankcutior inc VI w oiSSstSi,
England.
Mr. Murphy and MIR. O'Farrel enjoy in Spain
the rank " Hiddljos, or Nob'emcn. Tie father OF
Mr.. Murphy has withdrawn from the concern sone
wears agt and has purchased near Carlow, in
ireland, 3nobe estate, formerly belonging to the
Banisstqn family, tor which he paid S70,O00l. /;
he MSS son Dean of the Cathedral in Tole-
80, and lone Of the royal almoners. success
son of b,avy losses is assigned the cause of their
failure, specially by the great banking house of
Lord French. in Ddblia, with whom they were in
contractor supplying the allied armies IN the Pc
ninsula also, by the house of Emanuel Gomez
della Tbrra, Macarrado and Co. The house OF o.
reilly, Younge & Co. which has also failed, was al
ways Considered as an accommodation house for
Messrt. Gordon, Murphy Co This failure is
abe greatest shock that Manchester, Glasgow, and
Yorkshire ever experienced, the two atoresadhou-
ses exported more manufactured goods than any six
houses their account current with one house in
Leeds generally exceeded i70,000L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21
F2uvanna, .Augusf IS, 1916.
SIR,

SIX,
AT a late meeting of the people of
Fluvanna, we were appointed Commit
tee to communicate to you, as their Repre-
sentative, certain resolutions then adopt
ed.
In performing this duty, we derive great
satisfaction from the knowledge of your
cordial and hearty concurrence in the SEN
timents of your constituents. In common
with our fellow citizens, we heard with in
finite pleasure. your eloquent denunciation
of the Compensation Law-And we feel it
due to you to add, as the sense of this meet
ing, that, as it regarded you. the necessity
of instructions was entirely obviated by the
frank and unsolicited pledge by which you
anticipated them-but the people being
convened, it was thought proper that they
should avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty. to express their sentiments of the
measure in question, and that supported
by their voice, you would be strengthened
in your efforts to effect its repeal.
We are respectfully,
Your Fellow Citizens,
JOHN TIMBERLAKE, Jr.
JOHN H. COOKE,
WILSON ]. CARY.
BARRETT G. PAYNE,
JAMES CURRIN.
HuCH NELSON, Esq.
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Imperial Majesty has given the strictcst
orders not to receive into the ports of the
Baltic or of the White Sea any ship or
vessel which is not duly provided with GER
tificat-s of health from some quarantine of
Great Britain, Denmark or Norway
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21
I'L.N DOLL.7 as REU'.7RD- 2 :

II..N DULL.1RN REW.fKDI
GtTRAYED from the Subscriber, while in the
- neighborhood Of Cartersvie, a small Dafk-Bcy
-lLsRE, about four years old, marked with white
spotbetween the and left eye, somewhat Ia TIE
shape OF hOof roughly gated, aud holds an un-
commonly high head.
The above reward and all reasonable charges
will be paid for her delivery to the Subscriber re
sidi within miles OF Manchester--Or. F.Ue Do'-
lars, tor such Information may Iaad To her reeO-
very. MARTIN PHulIpS.
Chestcrfeld. Sebs. 81. Se-3t'
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FALL GOODS.
Perhe Shihs Kent from Livertoel and
Edqvurd ron, landau
NAPLES. July 90, 1916.

fTEHe OHUi8 AcNE JF0M LiUeT7l09I (7lG
EdSvard from, London,
Mapped cottons, rose and striped blankets, green,
blue AID dreb plains, blue aud white, aud red aud
white kerseys, white, red, crimson, yellow, sreea
and scarlet ilarnels twillet aushings o. and ~
common cloths, double miiied drab do. casks hard
ware, a'sc, ted boxes cutlery, bombazets, assorted
coors, twiled cords and velveteens, to,inett and
moleskn vestings, sup. fine cloths and cassim 4res
extra do do. pelisse cloths, assorted colols Irish
sheeting and Deny lawns, Cd DARK ginsi.a,ns, o-s
and Ga cambric musIins, sup. fine pink ard clio.
plates, dark fancy prints, dark fancy chintz, facy
chinz shaws, cotton and thread iaces ici. ustres,
worsted and lamb's VOL hose, mems beaver snd
buck gloves, mlled stockngnett, brown cotton
Holland, Marseiiles cuttings, ready-made horse
mem sreat coats, London porter.
For sale, Gy
I. & d. HIGGINBOTHAM.
Sept. 81. SO CIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21
1ODOLLARs REAYAKn

ANTlLL be given for apprehendiag AMBROSE,
w 20 or q years of sge, about five faets even OF
eight inches high, stout, well made, and Pleasing
cosntenance, particularly wnen spoken to rather
probably say lie belongs to Mr.. J ohu u. Brown, of
Henrco county, as purchased him since he rsn
away. j. p. APPERSON.
Scot. o. 80 Or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21
Britiah Wcaf-ndiea.

TITS certain, that so great have been the appre-
shsions ut Jangien, that the females and children
:" some Of the most respectable families in the ISL
,''n, have come for security to the u States The
pest informed planters in lhe West-Indies dread
''e consequences Of the registry of slaves.
Dem. Press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21
Warren, GOfio,1 august 90.
DISTRE.S1ING-

a distressing accident happened at Ashtssula,
,eW days since. The circumstances, as far as we
nave 'esrnt them, are these ~ vessel belonging
% Messrs. Lcct 8 Harman was launched, on
board OF waish were about $50 persons, men, wo-
men and children after the vessel was launched,
Nn'le rocking her she upset, aud seven young men
we're drowned four of them belonged IN the vicn-
ny q Ashtabula, and two were strangers.
Mr.. Eustaphieve, the Russian Consul at
boston; has given notice, that, to guard a
glinst the Introduction Of the yellow te-
Yer and other contagious diseases into the
ports Of Russia, the Government Of his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

This meeting to Hugh Nelson, esq our re-
preventative in Congress. AMI that our pro-
ceedings, together with the correspondence
of the Committee with MIR. Nelson. be
forwarded to the Editor ef tie Enquirer,
for publication.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21
Sept. 81.
FOR SALE.

A Very likely, strong, aud healthy YOUNG
IA NEGRO MAN, an excellent crop hand,
nowiD Jail, in Richmond, to which he was COM
mitted as n runaway.
Fer terms, apply to Randolph Harrison, jr at
the Auction Store of Brown s. Finney
RANDOLPH HARRISON, sen'r.
Sept 81. se-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

NOIlCE.
4 IL PERSONS having claims against the es-
IN tate ofJ0hn Baugh, dee. of PoShatan coun-
ty, are desired to bring them forward well authen
ticated, as | then mean to maze distribution of
the estate to the egstees, and this notice will be
plead against any after claims.
JACOB MICHAUX,
.?d'nialisfrater ssih the will 0,mered
Of John Baueh, dec.
Sept 81. S9.et'
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e Honour TO qvhom Honour is due :"

tribute 10 the memory Of the celebrated Robert FIJI
.v"' have changed the name OF Beck ship, Fair
street., and Partition street, to that of Fuhon-slreef
whIeh consequently extends from the Hudson TO
East river.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

LINEN WAREHOUSE.
NHTE have just received. an additional supply
w offne IRISH LINENS-And in daily ex-
pectaton of several cases assorted DamaSIc To-
BIZ Cloths.
THO.1i.GS GUY s. Co.
September 81. $3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

adelphia. Baltimore and New-Yo -
'iectare that they will resume their spec'''
payments on the first Monday in July next
In consequence, the Banks of those c
ties have acquiesced in the resolution, and
make the declaration recommended:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21
CORN & STOCK,

YEylE Snbscriber will sill to the highest bidder ~
y Friday, the 18th Of October next, the whole of
his Stock OF Cattle, Corn, Fodder, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, aHd Plantation Utensils on the
plantation wherein Mr.. George Markham former
iy resided, AID abOat3 miles from Manchester, be-
tween the Iurnpike aud River Roads
Cash will be required Tor the Corn. Fodder and
Stockton the balance, credit Of nirefy days vii
be allowed the purchaser, bv giving bord ard APP
proved security. MARTIN PHILLIPS.
Chesfsrfed, Sept q 99-Sfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

sd down to his hoof; all attempts to res
seSo".. ,.oved unavsi.ing, the bees attacked with
'ue" '.s pers,n who approached swhen at length
80 vas relieved by the killing OF the bees. he
ne a only few hours. 1t Is truly ssto"'sl'ns'
snrua c,nte plate the victory over so formula
wheTS ,oal asthe horse. by such aa apparently
bic foe Is a swarm Of bees it ought, how
iaHsn nroye acaution against The practice ofying
ever. ever n the icinity oil bee-h"es.