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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-03
Extract of a letter from ST. Bartholomew.

extract Ola letter tfom st. BarthoIdmews.
dated the s9th of Oct. 1916.
I" At present there are several Ameri-
can vessels lying at Guadalupe, great
many of which have lost their crews. A
dreadful fever RACES there, aud great
aamoers of people are diving every day.
By the best information ihis fever was
brought, there bv vessel from Malta, and
Is called the Black Fever"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-03
Communicated for the Fed. Gazette.

Extract of a ietterfrom Cadiz, dated 27tl
received here this day.
g We be- ieaveto hand you our Price
urrent the last sale of 5000 barrels n
orleans Flour was at IS l-2.
The Crops of Grain in this country
Rave fallen short Of the expectations Of
aur Farmers and we look forward to a
13nsiderabie demand and fair prices for
he produce of your country indeed we
do not hesitate to recommend shipments
provided the price of Flour does not ex-
ceed eight dollars per BARREL"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-03
Rank Of the u. States,

Rank Of the u. States,
The ysneral beard of directors. on
"wednesday proceeded to the appoin
''s,t Of directors apd cashiers, for i've
af,he branches of that institution. ihe
following gentlemen were agreed upon.
For Boston.
Wu. GRAY, John Parker. Nathaniel
sa.hee. Israel Thorndike, George Blake,
Tbos II. Perkins, Amo. Burney, Join
g ZONES. Tristan Bernard, A. mold
Wells. Jesse Putnam, Barney Smith,
Gardner Green.
Cashier, Samuel rockingham.
For Esic York.
Iobn Jacob Astor, Peter H. Schenk,
losn Hone, John Clendennin, Gilbert
A.nipwall. Henry Eckforf. David Gels
tan. Henry Ranken. Isaac Islin. Francis
Dqpan. Thas. Knox, Thomas Lawrence,
Archibald M'Vickar.
Cashier, Lynde Catlin.
I, For Baltimore.
\ LINES Buchansn, Charles Ridgely,
IlIIamptop) James w. Patterson, Robert
Gilmore, jr. John M'Kim, ir. Thcs. Find
lev, Lemiel Taylor. Nathaniel Salton-
stall, VIM. Wilson, Jr George Hoffman
Christopher Deshon, Roosevelt l.. Colt,
Amos 4. Williams.
Cashier, James w. Mccullough,
For Charleston.
Christopher Fitzsimons, VIM Turpin.
J.E. Steinmetz, John Potter. I,angdon
Cheves, john c. Taber, John Stony. Ro-
bert Maxwell, James Johnson, John Ro-
bertsop, Luke Goodman, John Browulee.
John Al. Hopkins,
Cashier, Peter Bacott.
For N'pw Orleans.
Benjamin Morgaa, Nm. Kenner. lohn
Ioogfl ee. Greebury Dorsey, WIN. Flow
er, David Talcott, WIN. Flood, Richarti
Butler. w. ". Montgomery. ReniaminI
Story, Isaac l.. M'Coy, Thomas B. Jehn-
son, c, c. Woodward,
Cashier. Joseph Saul.
M AN a aa.eaament 10 the constitution has
Dsyn p.VpS:u IA Nc ,ieossiasure 81 Mas,
= ~ 'Ae ,olio"'hs words. ~
n mao : 'sas' sliee no u''o' 10 Tue congress
''e"', compensation 'e".
" NO law varying the compensation
Tor the services OF senators and represen
elyes In congress, shall take effect IN,
an eieetien OF representatives shall
ave in'erYeaed.
oshesa' rsasct'ons oa |ar,--Noth'Sss
50 m v. a natlon as the glory re
sslunS from the fests otlts aems. Whe
saafes ms glory: TT IS shared among
s1ne Jew tens pr scores OF men. AT
wat price Is ii purchased st the
Price OF o'sed al the price OF the blood
|a thousands and OF the impoyerislmen,l
aad miSery of other thousands AZ the
price ''@esise, ola lqrge part OF the haed
earnings OF all the son Of labocr. Dur
|lns war. immense treasures are ex
pended, Mo receives them /? The -
nsers Of high rank are amply rev ar,ls3l
WITH chem, aud the poor soldiers .ecere.
Ia plttancs Millions a,a a,,boz,,ad
mere some, and there others, are enrich
ED but tevcr happens that the qeps II
Feedy ii the adddie so. are INN, eriShs,,
and the poor are made poorer. The in !
|mense treasures scattered ahroal nv !
war, must De repaid. Who .,rNt nav 81
The people III sifs to their inr rs nav
|tAe reckoaing, They owe the owen
|nent scores upon scores of m;ii;ans for
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For Aiptr Orleans.

Benjamin Morgaa, N'm. Kenner, lohh
Lo0gtl ee. Greebury Dorsey, WIN. Flow
er, David Talcott, WIN. Flood, Richsrti
Butler. W. ". Montgomery. Repjarin
Story, Isaac L. M'Coy, Thomas B. Jehn-
son, c, c. Woodward.
Cashier. Joseph Saul.
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An amendment 10 the Constitution has
been proposed in tie Legislature of Mas.
sachusetts. in the following words. /;
has reference no doubt to the Congress
sionai compensation Law.
{" No law varying the compensation
for the services OF senators and renresep
ejiyes in congress, shall take effect IN
81 an election of representatives shal
lave interyened."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-03

For Savannah,
ffN The elegant and fast sailing
K6kbrig Ceylon, Captain ]. Nj. Fer.
rier, will Sail about Wednesday next
For freight, which will be taken low, or
having superior accommodations,
apply on board, or to
Adams, Herbert l. Co.
December 8 st
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For Boston,.

WA. Gray, John Parker. Nathaniel
sS.hee. Israel Thorndike, George Blake.
Tbo,. ii. Perkins, Amos Bnrney, join
g Jones. Tristan Bernard, A. mold
Wells, Jesse Putnam, Barney Smith,
Gardner Green.
Cashier, Samuel Rockingham.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-03

The yeneral board of directors. OIL
wednesday proceeded to the appoin
,'s,t Of directors apd cashiers, for hv
ar,he branches of that institution. Ih'
f :, gentlemen were agreed upon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-03
B II IRON

November le
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-03
For Nis.c Fork.

Jobn Jacob Astor, Peter H. Sohenk,
LAIN Hone, John Cleadennin. Gilbert
A,pinwall, Henry Eckfora. David Gels
ton. Henry Ranken, Isaac Islin. Francis
Dpnan. T6as. Knox, Thomas Lawrence,
Archibald M'Vickar.
Cashier, Lynde Catlin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
LEGISLATURE OF CONNECTICUT.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


On Friday the sth ust. petton from gentlemen lin
behalf of the Deaf and Dumb nstitution presented
the legislature FOR grant of money aid anI r-
eating such o the unfortunate deaf and dumb ini.
gent and unable 10 pay the eXpence of education.
VI. e Crrc. tie Frtnchman who has lately arrived in
this Country r the purpose of teaching in this tuition,
present II well known that he is PARTIALLY but
totally deafnn dumnots hs;andng this he has received
good education IN FRA ,nd'r the Abhe Sicard as
atanal proof ofis tduc4on, it proper that
Thursday evening he compoe address gis.
ntur pertinent to the 0ecasiun which read before the
House Friday
In the petition which presented, history was given
ofte origin II these institutions the places in EUROPE
whore they exist the number of pupils in each and Of
fns great benefits derived from such education.
IL aisn stated that there about of this nnot
class in Connecticut. II is thought there 1000
persons of this description in tie United States surge
ton was nHde 10 the House that part Of the public
schOn money should he devoted the objects oftis Irsti
tuition.
The following questions put lie Cierc Friday
murlIing, 10 which he Immediately answered ia writing.
g Is love of Country civil virtue, n.o.a viz
the. or bo;lr,o neither J"
Ans. ''Itis both civil and nora yrtur. A civil yr
t'e, heeause all men are obliged love ad their
try moral virtue because they generally have ,le
virtue Of dong good and Of possessing The good quantities Of
the mind and Of tie heart"
QnesGsn by the Sieyi6-"What IS the Office Of & sheriff."
Ans. 10 guard the affairs of tie Court Jusiice TO
execute their order class The facts concerning the Pr
sOners."
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FALL GOODS.
Spf. II.


Per the Ship MARY and K,fgs ALBION and
THOMAS BOUCH, .from Lsverpool
Rose, Point and Duffe Blankets
kapt Cottons
Sagatlys, KiImarnocl Caps
Plains Kerseys and FlushiDgs
Coatngs and Fearnoughts
Pannels, white and c0Iored
Yorkshire Cloths and Cass,meres
Ladies' aud PeIisse Cloths
swanslown and Toilinctt Vestpgs
Black and fancy coloured Bombazettes, plain
and twilled
Ratfiueus
Superiine Cloths and Cassineres
Ncrino Shaels
Hardware and Cutlery
An assortment of row LING PIECES, OF su-
periOr manufacture
Crates tnd China Ware, well selected
OFFERED FOR SHE BY
DICKS, MOORE & Co.
September II. at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

from " '!soTs cay 81 TIE -Hu9te
TIE second ac, shows Frankfort who Ind Just return
cd from dvring The prevalence OF the plague NJ the
duor OF his mothers hssse, looking in agony upon its
back Windows cleaning in the sill afraid to
enter, and watching the least sign OF life or motion il,
tina, beloved dwelling pioss priest las, comes out
and tells him, that his mother snd little brother had boh
died that very morning. After bursts SER
row. he poor youth enquiries how they diet, and the priest
"Ias' nigh, ,at with her
And talkdo, thee--iwo tranquil hours W. taihd
Gt thee. ami none besile, While little william
Sat in his aud tinid silent way
Upon his s,onl beside his mothers kr.es,
Anj, >oue,iin.s looking upwarls 10 her face,
sccnd listening his l'rottr far NJ sea.
This rn,ynirg early .ook'd in upon them
Almost hy chance. There title wiiIiam Jay
With his brsh; inr and rosy counieTance
% ad tho at frs, ,so'i he pnly slept
You .'.ink~ b, 79,hsr s,l thai, william ,'.er'
Aud brrtle more -
fonial TINT shv had laid upon the bed
Many OF these hule presents that you bro her
From your hr'i Voyage to the In'iies-shells,
With sail ivs're frightened DER the whitensss
OF ,hes. her funera; sheets ard gorgeous Feathers,
With whieh,iSn hours Nicre, her child was playing,
Formd sad contrast with ,he pole raie facc
Iyirg 50 st;ll meath is auburn heir.
Two letters still are il, h.r closed inrd
A"d viii le buried With tex One was written
by your Capsaa, aiier he great victory
Over DE Ruytcr, and with offi,st praisc
crher SOFAS consur,inatc skill and gailantry.
The other. arp,, cHacrti With tears,
Was ftom yolr'eif. The last she had fr,n ynu
nd spoke of your return. col hlesS tlee, boy
] old p--but such
Wings out the tears from my old wther'd heart.
FraIkjoiy. O It's the ut absence that our love
Beeo sad--ioo tenlcr-too profound
1'owris all our Ear Friends. Home we retnrn
And find them dead for whom We oft have wepr,
Neellcssiy wep, when they were in their joy
Then goes the brukenheartel mariner
Il sex t,,e that wrltcrs tlreagily
Around the homeless earth. ~
~.
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/" EAsLE. An-ilst I6


" Several petty States have gwen importance to
the preachings of Madame de- Kguit ner, by pro-
hitting the I'd, and by employing the public force to
dsperse the numerous auditors attracted by them
sofe German papcrs have not failed to make
them object OF political comjeetures they have
even sad, ia positive terms, tiat Madame de Kru-
dener the missionary Of poll ical sect. Nothing
IS more false. This lady has often been placed ia
the highest circles, TO lac able 10 satisfy the
most exalted ambition if she had possessed it. But,
sincerely devot. q to her pous mediatous, she has
never eneeayored TO exercise any Influence over
the eounseis of MOnarchs who, charmed by her
vii, delighted in lrequeuting her assem- bes. |,
cannot be denied that, without thinking OF it, Size
gave rise to that celebrated compact called the
Ch1gc1Gn md FrdfefBdi .3N0nce, to which oil the
Kings ia Europe have become contracting par
tics.
:" Il vas not by asWerng soveregns--it was, on
the contrary, by addressing to item he seyerest
sermons that she gave the first lea ofthat Holy Ali
ance. She never ceased to represent the usurpa-
ton ard victories Of Bralartc as punishment
which Providence irlct Il on the ancient dynas'ies
Of Europe, for having suif rod them elves 70 b,
drawn into wars VI ambition and politics Madame
krudeuer has again exercise her moral and rLiiei-
Gus Influence in astonishing manner upon the
personal affections Of great Sovereign This
Srince, who, in many respects, resembles Henr,
". aud .ouis XIV. has found Gabrielle, a H..
VALERIE Mada5oe de krudtner by her sermons
vas able to exurg"ish IN two hearts llie warmest
passo", and, more extraordinary still, ~ r. place
love by pure and vrtuous friendship. Alter this
moral miracle, IT would not be difficult for Mad
anne krudener to create herself an empire in
powerful court bnt slle pref, rred traversine in
lad weather, in rainy seasons, the nountsins Of
Switzerland and SusJis, prac ing evangelical mo-
faliiy 20 q crowd Of persons whom curiosity had
made her Followers, but who 90 not by any means
c'iu new sect"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

FOR SALE,
20 Y the Subscribers, at their Auction
2 , Store, the Market Bridge
GROCERIES.
10 hhds. Miscovado Sugars
20 hlds. New-oreans do.
e e i ssi.: >coyrEE.
so hays Old Java do.
30 hhds. Antigua Rum
10 hhds. Old Jamaica do.
10 pipes real Holland Gin
pipes Y 30 bbs. Country DO
30 boxes old Irish do
40 bbls. Carlrher'S rectiied Whisley,
81 lhds. MOlasses
10 pipes and sqr. Casks old siadcira,o
20 Or. Casks Sherry
so boxes superior Claret
2 pipes and 10 ar. Casks Teneriffe INES
Is or. Casks Malaga
80 or. Casks colnanar
so Casks Hiblert's Brown Stout
$50 Crates assorted Earthen Ware
1000 sacks Salt, part Liverpool filled sacks
10 tons Shot, 20 bar Iron
20 Nail Rods
100 bblS. Prime and Mess Pork
20 bags Pepper, IS bags Alsrice.
DRY GOODS.
20 bales striped Blankets
5 do. superfne WEIGH Flannels superfine Cloths
cassimere', Common Cloths! Pains, sc:
so packages Cotton GCois, conSiSiing of Shrtnps
Cambrics, Velyeeens, Cords, HaIpiLcrch ie(s
Cotton Hosiery, 3c. c5c.
hard7v1re, cutlery, Oc.
IS packages assorted Hardware Cutlery Syc
DAILY EXPECTED,
81 hids. NewOrieans Sugars said 10 he very fine
10 bids. Antigua Rum
60 bags prime green Coffee
aud large aud valuable Of fresh imported
DRY GOODS, calculated for the approaching season.
J. BROWN,jr. u w. FINNEY,
Yendue Masters.
N. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

ErtraordinQru hrohcrfu of khc Onion

Extraordinary froherfy IF The Onion.
OF the following extraordinary property ofhe Onon we
informed bya gentleman this Stat, we'll known for
lis legal talents well his scientific requirements.
dough have made the experiment., yet place full
reliance in the fact confident of the accuracy
informant upon all subjects which he directs his
stttT,tion.
The magS'c power off, Compass needle will he entirely
destroyed, or ehangeb. being touched with The juice Of
Onion.
This fact may trihng but regard it as one of
the first mporance and If invt stgatc, may lead
quences equally astonishing the discovery of the magnet
Eself. Peers. Intel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
RORERT LOHNsTON

.4t tie sign Of the Cross CUf !Sa.g
ES now receiving, BY the Niagara x John Brown.
3 from Liverpool, general assortment ofIRON
MONGERY and CUTLERY, which he will sell
at the lowest advance, for cash or town scceptan-
ces-among which
Mil, Pitt, Cut, farming aud Hand. Save
Wrought and Cut Nails, Brads, Sprigs, Tacks. sc
English and American Planes, Braces and Rms
Drawing. Knives, Spoke.Shaves, TIand-Pats Bcy;ls
Squares, Guages, Rules, Ginbets, Screw and Pod
Augurs, Gentlemens' Tool Chests, Locks < Hinces
Of all kinds, Wood, Japanncd ard Brass Screws.
Cast-Steel Chssels, Gouges, plane-Iroas and Files
Hatchets, tlamMers, Foot-Adzcs, Glue-Pots. Cut
ting Knives, AnviI1, Beck Irons, Viscs, screw.
Plates Bellows, Cutlery Of every description, Sic
kles, Sad Irons, Brass aud Iron Tenders FireJrons
AndIroas, Wire Sifters, Tea-Kettles, CoGce.Pots'
britannia Teal Pots, Sugar Dishes and Mi!k-pots
Bel-Meta Kettles, Tea-Trays, Waters, Plated
Casters, Spoons, Sugar-Nippers, Keys fyoIs, Gin
der-Siiters, Steelysrs, Shutters, Plated and Brass
Candiesticks, Scale-Beams aud Weights, Dressing
Boxes, Y a-CadditG, Looking Glasses, Warming.
Pans, Fying-Pans, WafTle-Irons, House. Bells.
Spoctacles (silver and common,) Ink-Stands, RAJ
and Mouse-fraps, Gaziers' Diamonds, Surveyor
COmpasses, Mathematical Instruments and Chains
Double and Single Guns, Pistols, Locks, Powder
Tryers, Iron and Brass Wire, Fisl-ilooks, Their.
momcters Wiadow-Sass, Brass Cocks, Pewter
Csstiags, SC &c
October ~ 45-tf
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SMITH 81 RIDDLE

OInI II q h{OOLE
agANE removed to Cary Street. little above
Z the cross. street leading from the Bell-Tav-
ern,
-Hhere they Ofcr For Sale
london Particular Madeira Wine, shipped by
two of the Oldest houses j, the Island, in pipes,
hossheads, quarter snd'halt-qusrter casks, of
very superior quality,
London Particular Teneriiic Wine, in pipes, old
and tit for immediate use-thc quality consi;le-
red excellent,
An,igus Run,
Hoiiman's Loaf Sugar, at the mandatory pri-
ces,
Liverpool Salt, in sacks offs bushels,
Swedes-lron, we'll assorted, Pepper, in bags
Cut Nails of various sizes,
French Fair Boot-Tops,
Boston Sheet Glass, in cases.
Hollow Glass Ware, from Bohemia, in do.
Queens Ware assorted, in crates,
Te2-Chna in sets,
a few packages of Hardware, Cutlery, Cotton Ho-
siery, Lace Shsws, SIC.
Received on consignment. direct from the Man
uiactures in England
.4LSO,
Daily expected, consignment Of Fresh Ca,cut-
ga Six Coods----consistiug of Bandanna Handk'fs
Company Flag Handkfs Company Lungy, Romals,
&c
october ). 45-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
vALUBLE LANDS FOR SALE.

IN pursuance Of decree OF the Superb
Court of Chareery (rnd with the of all the
parties interested erein) will be sold, public auction,
rt''ht Of one, and three vars equal annual pa
tate OF the late John NJ Rae ir.dsc containing s,syS I'D
acres lying the Counties of L-colD and Matison in the
STATE ct Kentucky. being part of survey oil 10000 acres
pafeHtet in the name of John Lewis.
Oncfrdd carxri oGiG. the waters OF Goose Crec
branch of the south fork OF Kentucky containing 5000
ores, being lot No. ~.
One er tract lot No. twenty containing 5000 acres, IT,
ing on GooSe Creek
one or tract lot No. twelve, continuing 1000 acres,
the ridge that divides the of Rcland from Goose
Creek.
One other tract one, containing six hundred and
three and cnvalf acres, the head OF Lick Fork
Richland Creek
One ether tract lot No. G. containing two thousand and
twelve Richand Creek.
One oterfrdct, lot No s. containing one hundred and thr-
ty-two acres Richlsnd Greek.
One other t'r. lot No. 9, continuing 44o acres, the
winters Of Richard
Oreoer ,,oct lot Ne. containing acres OH the
waters oi tclairl AMI Collins Fork.
one urr fr0ct. lot NJ fifteen, containing two thousand
four hudittl and sN and quarter acres, lying 10th
sides of Goose Greek.
int other fT0,f, lot sixteen containing two thou
sand acres. lying on both sides of CollinsS Fork.
The title papers the aforesaid lands he
pcat'on 10 Mr.. James H. Lynch, auctioneer, with whom
'hey VII & 'ip Tor that purpose, the day of
Richmond. on Monday the 9th of Dec next.
Terlns-Bons with approved security carry interest
from the day of sale. the be reunited ii tic r-
cipai is punctualiy paid.
p. w. Leigh.
Jas. G.. Wilder,
JoellIammon,
Thos. Jones.
Trustees II C0m'rS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
MADAN1E pE KRUnENER.

1t IS wonderful tor'tice by what small and apna.
nty by what insis nsesrt means divine proyi!enee
sometimes works the most important changes in
the moral world. Mighty .nunarcbs and the hum
blest peasants are sometimes iariscrimlnstely used
Instruments in the hands or Cod for the accom-
pIishment of his ends. We were fOrcih struck
with the justice OF these remarks, per,,sing Tie
following exu act from Paris psIer.
FED. Rrb.
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The OLD RfLEICH T,dYE6,
FOR SAL -'

TOn GALL.
vHVliIS well known establish m-nt :
City Of wilIismshurg will he sold ., ~. :" ue
bidder. on the premises ON FRIDAY, the sth d. msi,,
IL acres GLAND. "''g 10 o.
Possession viii be gi~en on the LIST day of Jan,v
III The same time, zriH he SOLD
"A LOT OF LAND.
Opposite the Raleigh, which the Earc Jor,n.,l,
TERMs.-one half of the purchase money i, r.. w
residue payable IN twelve months, the ptrchas, NV, the
deed OF trust on the property Ia the p.yner,s "
LIKEWISE, WILL BE SOi.D,
III The same time and place, the /oLlozy;a-
LANDS, viz
TRACT OF LAND, in James Ciiy Coun,- =,
milr< from williamsburg. combining between h'th i've
four hundred acres, about half of which is hc,y;l, A
cd bounded on the east by COLLEGE, Greek on ,L, n1
ircher's Hot. adjoining the lands VIM Coj.,n 1911 BY
ONE OTHER TRACT in York County. ol,r,, " hsq.
beisw Williamsburg. Rear York River, ona Cr,.L ~ MIN
hereironi, containiny upwards of acres ar, 1s
ton IN woods. more particular descrrt,on is pr
necessary, those inclined purchase j, is M
FIRST view the property. Im"eliate possession ma, VIII
OF et"er f'nc-rEkMSFo each trasr, onethir in rai
the balance in two equal annual payments with d sll
trust on the property to securethe pavsenr. 1'eosf
WN CRUMP.
o P0srhdtdn co,safv.
OcIooeT D 3S-tdss
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THE SUBSCRTBEPS

z gANlNC entered into cO.psrtnership in the
B ! Commission Business, under the firm Of r..
chois q Settle in Richmond, aad Sekt g Ecbois
in Lyacbburg, pledge themselves that no exertion
shall be wanting on their part to promote the int.
rest OF those who may cOnsiga 10 their care.
JOSEPH ECHOLS,
JOHN NJ. SETTLE.
October 10. ASH
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Hu.gust 10

SOUTH HILLTOP SAFE.
Df V irtue of Decree OF the County Court Of
i , Essex, we shall, on the 9th day OF Novem.
Der next, on the premises, offer For Sale, for really
money, the T'rGcf Of Land, called SOUTH.HIiI..
which belonged to the late Samuel Foster, decd
THIS Tract of Land is situate in the lower end of
Essex County, Immediately on the Rappshannock
River, contains about $50 acres two.tbirts of which
IS Hat, level land and well adapted to the grow th
OF Corn and Small Grain. The Improvements are
all new, and consist ola Dwelling House with two
rooms, and passage below and shove stairs Kitch-
en-, Mest-house, Dairy, &c. &c. with fourishing
young orchards of Apple and Peach trees.
N. GAINES,
JOSEPH JANEY, ECOr,'rs
JOHN CHOWNING, Jr.)
September II. s6-e,ow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
NOIICE.

NOTICE.
4 PETITION will be presented to the
IN next General AsNmhlyof Virginia, praying that q
iaS may he enacted, ssbiecug al buildings TO be sold for
Gre purpose OF Paying te Mechanics charges employed in
erecting icn,f tie ciargesh e not punctualy paid ae
eoriins TO the contract Of the pastes
Oc;. 10. ~ within
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
MR.. DUNCAN

kAHO has for many years been employed in
w teaching the art Of DANCING, has the ho-
nor OF Informing the public, that he has opened =
Dane,ng-Sebool, at The house formerly oc cupied
BY MIR. G. Beck, Brick-Row, where he will NOT
only teach the most fashionable dances, but evote
particular attention to that branch Of TIE art so he
cessa'y in public profession and agreeable in private
society.
Applications for private lessons, either personal;
~ or by letter, shall be duly attended IN.
October ~. A5-4f