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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-01

NiRGlNIA:-At Rules holden i'm the
Clerks Office of he Superior Court OF Chanccrv for
ne Richmond District, the Sth day Ur February 1910
Thomas s. Coulter. PalttjG. against Daniel C;urrau,
ti'ie Lewis, and John, Polly Frnnccs sally Caroline X
VIM Anderson, heirs AZ laN Of John Andersen, decd VI,
HAN ~ Bar;lett Davis, pcyton Harrison, Smith Pa,iir
Dani-i iayby, William Johnston, Thomas ynbsnu Sa.
lnucl hI1i Niliun Cannon. and Robert John title
brr{ and George Nicholas. heirs law Of I;opt N;ri,
Ir' dtet and Wm and Richard Anderson, heirs al law
Of William Anderson, dec,l and Samuel aid Martha In
vnc. h1Ts II law Of Waller Irvine. dcclJ Ohm Llolrsn
Whl@m Anderson. jun. and George, Ann, N,r.rartt-
Jour- Lo9nn and Frances Nicholas heirs a law OF Geo
.ichons' drcd which sad John Hobson, VIM. Anderson
lnn nr t'torEe Ncluia trustee, of the town, of
i.~'-t Anton, BcfcHri0rf7.
ihr tieirans William ". Allen, Pcyfon Harrison, San,
vel Allen aud VIM. Cano. not having entered ,bv m
pariicr and given security according to he Act OF As.,.
hN am ie Ruls ~ Ibis Court and itnpp,7riie ly sac
tory r'ftnee tat they not inhabitants of tbs country
. DIHed' That the said Defendants do appcar here on
GhrtGy OF the ncvtterrn and answer re bill nf tie plain
uti anu at copy of t1; orderbc forthwith inserted IN,
some newspaper published in tive City Of Richmond for
capto' n The said Cts. ~ CIV
copl-Ic5fe, Rsu. y. HENJvC. r. r.
April q. veys 'o'''''
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We have Gecreed and 90 decree as fol :
lows
In two months from the 18th of this
month, thst Is 10 sly, on the 10Th OF May
next, the rade OF fore gners wi,li Martin
ique, shall be subject 10 the restrictions
Fixed by the decree Of August so. 1884.
and the instructions given US By his Majts-
TVS Minister, ON taking possession of the
colony in 1914.
VESSELS under the flag Of his Britannia
Majes,y. are excepted from the requisi-
tons of the present decree. and shall CONT
nue. TO enjoy the privileges granted by our
DEGREES OF the 5th & l4th June, 1915, till it
shall be otherwise ordered.
1t is requested of the officers of the ST.
perior council, that they Cause thrse pre-
SCENTS TO be unregistered, aaI that they be
read. published and posted up, wherever
it shall be necessary.
We Co .lmahi the Director General OF
the ReveUie, 70 see 10 their execution.
Given ut Martinique, under
the seal OF our arms, and
the countsrsign of orr Sec
retary, the fourteenth day
Of March, 1916
Count NAUGIRAgD. Gov. Cen.
SoKIN. Sec'y Of the Govt.
DU BUG, Intencant.
FouRNIER.
t., d:
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Nrw-YnnK Anril q

III W - OEh, NpIu ~os
BY the Ship Athens, Meadcr, which
arrived last evening from Liverpool, the
Editors Of the Mercantile Advertiser have
received Liverpool pspers to the I'd u!t.
London to the 29;h Feb. and Lords Lists
to the 9th. Thy are barren of political
intelligence. The market for cotton had
improved! at Liverpool.
London, FEB. %.
In the British Parliament, the dis -ussions
still turn principally on the army estimates
and the property tax, on which subjects
the anti ministerial side of the house
maintain q constant and strenuous OPPOSE
ton. The decisions ON the army estimates,
being the basis Of our peace establishment
for the present year, was taken last night.
when the numbers were for Ministers 241
to l21--mai. 40.
Price Of Stocks-3 per cant. cons. 81 9
; ICONS. for account, 62 3-8 / 3 So.
The Dutch papers contain frishtful ac4
Counts of the rayages of the plague in
the Turkish Provinces. In snia, consist
ing CT a million of inhabitants. one half
have persisted! The christians il we on
this occasion, suffered in an equal degree
with the Turks.
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IN CHANCERY.-At Court held fo,.

L
Priics Edward county, February the Icth, 1916
Samuel Rice, Thomas Rice and Francis Rice Co,pblqnGn,,
against 'o iuee and ElIior Rice, ESecGtrN Of Frames
~, III -, IS e iF' uSc' D.fndant5.
ne defendant John Rice not having entered MS appear.
''eea gwen security according of de General
''tly and e rules Of tis court, and aDperiur 10
lhe satisfaction OF the court dt he Is a.. inat of
u, Se on the motion u tic Compliments, BY counsel
~ Nrdsfe, THAT fe sat Defendant John Rice do aDrer
nreon the iirs; DAY Of ay Court next, and answer the
Copaifiais bill, and that copy of this order he forth
wan SrstlIh Of the public nrwspaprrs nr;nt
90 u tt city o. Richmond for months succrssiyeI and
also posed a the front door Of te courihos. of ibis cpu
" ahd TINS cause TO he heard by con,rt If the
"tf partners on tc bill, of the dcfndan Il,
ana eNnts and arguments Of parties n, counsel In cos
ration whereof its dceretI and Further ordered ,r Nj
iAa"ii Pricr, Jacob Price. Lious d. Wor,ack JienoJ
N0"SeN and James Bigger. any trce of them sell ti
NgfO va the biii moI.Oiur n credit of twelve no,s
uns bond wihseciirity from the purchaser and divide t
monty ARISING from such sale, equally between die com
piiiris and Tire defendant John Iier and make ,nnrt
theTeofto tlie court for final decree.
eoPy--Iesfe,
T.. j. VoRSHA1E, u. &C.
-tM'H IT, 1O-w9ws
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Drocken6roneA q, Harrfe

Z z AVE Just received Londen superhne
clo.le AND eassimercs Mars iles. 1clnatt and six
vcs'uvs. cotton eant granlurli York stripes aeniitt
mbrics. canbrc nusliiA Waterloo isconcts gingiais
i.as .dDities. pup apl figured eno nisus variety OF
shawls cambria peck tldfs NcwOri ans and lake CHAIN
rlin .icfory hdkls. Irish is og towns. ,uh and dark
ground ci!ic0es, Iia long c0us CiaoD Grape. Madras
hdkis. steam loom irtings slk hds Ladies' sid gloves,
GcaticmCns. beaver 90. cotton hosiery. suspEler sewing
iiik' ard twist cotton % tapes bobhns, pins. De- ales
er silk umbrellas and arals coOred rsds, buttons
r button mounds. knives and forks pen and pocket knye,
razor &c with variety of ocg ARTICLES which hc, are
decriunc, to 'eliow 9C cab " atoptanses IN fOyn.
April 3. f0I-f
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RATES OF POSTAG e.


EMILE following are the Rates of POSTAGE
tot charged ater the st ,sy of May, conlor,ale TO
an act OF Congress, passed Oh the 9th inst.
On SlHgic Letters.
For any DISTANCE !. exercising 30 miles & ccnts
OSer50, and nor 30 miles 10
Ostr 50, and not $50 miles l2l2
Over $50, and iJl 100 mikes IsI.a
Over 400 DC
double thosc rates f0i''
@e Letter. those composed of three pieces of paper
triple tloe raics. fNf''
PartS. cre,ers composed of four or more pieces of M
per, or on ar more other articles, and weighing one oiit,.
vo'riuPcs qu:rupc taosc l-tes, and in that prosecution
for MI greater weight
sup Ltter MT cgr, by mail chargyable with si1
cents. 80
Newspapers.
f.arti paper carried not 100 miles cent
Over 100 miles -
ButT carried any place within state where. urn,.
whatever b. the distance. t'Ie il m,lv one cent
Magazines and PGnbhicts Qie Tal,d 6y tie sheet,
Carried iiot over so miles conf,
Over 50 and nutoSer loo miles IL
Over iOonileS
Every fonr folio pages, eight qarto pages and sxt.,,
oeiSO or lesser page, he considered sheet ak, h
surplus pages beyond tours, ejc. Journals of the star,
legislatures are 10 M CHARGED with pamphlet postage lto'
nos Stitched or haiflound.
Posinastcrs TO forward pamphlets il, the mail
where the latter large, whore il carried With
great expedition, or on horseback.
RETURN j. MEICS jim.
Post Master General.
General Post Office, .9D,ii 81. 1885
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,ional government, are the following in

n tlonal government, are the Following IN
surmountable obstacles:
They are totally devoid OF religion. l
have not been able 10 discover the least in
the country, and ihave never believed that
rational liberty or morality could have any
other sufficient foundation. The only re-
hgion OF the French is egoiSnie, self the on
" deity he worships the only he'll he fears.
is the police and its gens-d'armes After de-
erecting there was no God, and death an
eternal sleep, repeating this and allowing
the Almighty to exist, they have untortu-
naisiy essayed religion essentially cor
rupt The cslibacy of their clergy is death
10 domestic Confidence, exposes theGi to
tempia ions too powerful for resistance, &
brings religion into contempt and abhor-
renee.
The French too are over-civil zed the
multiplied artificial wants IF society have,
from habit. become natural and imperlous
Corruption is so universal, that they are
unable to encounter the privatons which
are demanded by patriotism, d word here
OF unqu1 fed reproach.
If we descend If III these general and
national traits, from the universal q soon
tent, caused bv oyerwhelmi taxes and
notifying defeat, to more parti,l sources
of disCord. We find nothing more consolato-
ny in tue scene. The mdtary, and nearly
all France was military, are in the most
distressed situation, fallen from an eXalted
rank, where their vanity, cupidty and am
b.tion, were gratihed, 70 nochin8, with
no resource but ii occupations NY deS-
Sc.
The Savan8, who have exercise so po
tent an influence in the revolution, arc in
disgrace. The Institute is not received
by the King, and under the banners of one
class or other Of the Institute, every
Frenchman has the va..ity to rank him
self
The holders Of church and national
lands, are not only suffering with others
the general land tax of about one fourth
the rents, but by depreciation Of their
estates. and are trembling for their ten
ures.
The Ultra Royslists are clamorous
for vengeance, and the moderns for l.ber-
ty.
The French know themselves SO wen,
that no two of them have the least conf
dence in each other. At the LAST entrance
of the allies, they were long lost in doubt
and amazement. They knew not whether
to consider the allies, including the king, As
enemies or friends, and when awake to
their disgrace and misfortunes, they had
relinqushed Bonapartc, their only ralviug
point. and were totally unable to supply his
place they are united in nothing but ac~
cusing the king. Watcher the revolution
be terminated, and in VIVA. these multiplied
dissentions viii end, it would be presuJnp-
ton in man to prophecy.
P.S. Cambaceres, it is said. is going TO
America. and So great is the rage for emf
grafton to our country, that one would
suppose the whole nation, like the G tbs
anti Gluls Of old, were ready to so over en-
masSc."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-01
ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT,
'nd T.BLUHBLE LOTS FOR .S.4LF

Te3IE Subscriber will sell, at Pu3lic Auc-
tom ,unics The management ofRfr. Thomas ratIa..
v 10 Friay, tire 81 May. o'clock, on tie prin,-
Sos, aiis st e., ct, BLLVILLE, ling on doe Tnsnnikc
rnl contiguous thce.iy OF I.ichroui a,f roo ia Nf
OCCUPANCY Of Afr. Jeivi nil
fie Buiidmgs, with about acres Of ground. VIII b. az
fcrt in oe lot t prchasr hrvirg the optfot 30 ate
certain uer ground nt previously Stipulated price.
ihe balance 0ftc Lud viii be aii OF in convenient 9f.
plat Ut tie whole ney DE the euun;iu-Ouse cd
HlTsn, Silf0u =. 90.
IerJpf-ll ~ sud % month"; one-iri ,nrii
Eoes With approved en1fsers neros;ie ad pa,a,e si
either of the isit ~ Roirnnl, and UIc rics vi ,,l,
~ retained una. DC money o. paii.
E1iLLLlET K,fIHLL.
.qb'E IS. lI5-hk
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NJ .or sale at Pcter Cot;ou's Book Stores IN
"a Richmond and I.ynchburg, The .Jonrna Of
m,.'on TO the Interior # Africa, in the year 1905
hy s'nnngo Poke. To which is added en- account
oi tine life II Parke.
A.to-e quentity ofLettcr and Writing po,er,
'imch 80 toe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-01

Ry Order of tAe Erecutive,

Ry OrCer If khe ErccHtiUe,
SHTILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, on the
sy premises, the following valuable property
belonging to the Commensurate. viz
On Wedncsday the FIST day Of Nsv, that well
known piece of ground, conta ming an ac e, usually
called the Governors garle1, car the old council
chamber. This eligible situation Tor private resi-
deuce will be sold, either enlir- Giy'ed into lots,
as may best suit purchasers and On THURSDAY the
81 May, the very valuable property Which
Rockets warehouse stands Containing IN acre aAd
= hall, fronting upwards Of four hundred feet on
Rockets street, snd running back at soma prints
upwards of two hundred feet towards the river -
also, the Hemp house lot, on Bloody Run street,
containing something ucrc than half acre, all
joining the ground nf Thomas Rutherford, Esq. AID
otrcfs. NOES viii approved eudOrsers, negotiable
ard payable at either Of the banks ia Richmord,
in twelve ditee0 and eighteen snonths, will be re-
qi'e, and the titles wthhcd until the money shall
have been paid. The plas may be seen at llic auc-
ton room Of Heron, Sinton y 20.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
April 81. 1i3-Ms
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C0ffoa end Uooien Aiaunfacl0Ty.
-ElIE DrnDrietnrs Of fhc N.ln.... -

- ~ 70 s'fII'ITfT IIIDIUs
fENlE proDrietoTs Of the Nelson and A.
n bcnArc Union Cotton aud WOODEN Msni,f,ctirin,-
lon.n 'ts gus method 90 inform their friends and lie
c.3 butt on new nnd improved plan which v6 tirt
and c4in iooronds OF Wool per day ~ tlic nearest r,,,
"tt, io" PI OF cents pr pound They Hkcwi,e l,a,r
cHrmNJ on mnd spun Cotton, whel tlfy wil g on os
io" '-t's Us cHn l'o prelissd ia VIRGINS . b,,, a.
'fNl-a 'Tnl ftrifg N0chre which tfsg warrant M e.
ecnie D.'itf y, With ieainess and dispatch
lhe aoovt tastory Variety Nilis, Ne,,ou county
-,,. h.RiDER, Superi't.
@-'"-f lO--W5m
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NOTICE.

4 IL Persons that were urder my com
= nud. 40 c07p HoNy- intc year 1915. mr. requested
attended, t1qfsuh, We May next, for t pm pose
" receiving tcr DAY, have this dty received hni7 60
dsctarr iheir ciains / wond rccompeid pJscss Of at
tOre., where Il is not consenicn, for the attend
JESSE q. KEY,
in RiRe CompUly.
April 81 fiG-ltf
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FOREIGN.


Lord1a, Fcl ruGrY 90.
We received late this uornne the Paris
papers ofSaturday last. The hIonitcur
contains a decree which informs US, that
some disturbances have broken out at
Iarascoa. The seditous dictated an il
Legal Judgment to the magistrates, b o.se
otcn tn pr sons and released the pr.
s 'pers The rational Guard when called
on 20 protect public order refused TO act.
A decree has been issued by the
king
We received this morning shor, let
ter hon our correspondent at Paris.
g Paris, Fe6ruayu 81.
1t was observed that the king was
CHI ely engaged iii close conversation w tn
M. Ialieyrand, during the grand f.tc
gwen by the National Guard to the
Royal Guard at the Oteon. The rep TT
of change of Ministers gains ground,
and IT is SAID that three continental pow
ers have made some Representations up.
on the present state of affairs, winch
is not SO consolatory or free from diycuie
tudt as they could wish.
" Accounts from Italy mention that
Lutian Bonaparte has coverted his pro-
petty into specie, and has embarked at
Civita Vecchia for America"
Admiral LIMOS and gen. Boyer were to
be tired on the 29th Feb. The charges a.
gainst them are for mis- onduct at Cuada-
loupe.
Generals Drouet and Debelle were to be
tried Ia the course of same month.
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EOR s. MT


A Very valuable Black ) NTH, WHO is both skill
~ tul and expeditions, particularly ia edge tools
and carriage work, about % wears OF aye uneou-
mOuiy likely, and of u1eXceptiona6ie character.
Apply 10 wa. FULChER
April II. II&-3t
A PpREEiENDED i, r.e Sntscriber on lie -Jtn
"a March, negro fellow, who calls himself Har-
~, and who states that lie spli some time since
tn Or. Burton, IN the city Of Richmond. The afore-
SAID negro is feet, inches high. spare, ami very
black AID hsd on when aDprclea,ed, dark col
oied CLOTH round eo~t i'll. green collar ard peck
II si'aps Hs IS now my ' session, near I.oy,s
il consequence of tere not being ul in this coun-
~ IN which 80 commit him. The owneris request
ed To come forward, pay charges, and receive the
toresaid negro.
LEWIS HALDERT.
Esssx, April O. ll4-2t-
Z , virtue ola decree OF the honorable Superior
= Court otChancery for the Richmond District,
made in cause between Conrad Webb, executor of
the testament and last will Ofrhornas Shore dee
Pt..iIif. and David Ross and Christopher Mc'Con-
nico defendants, will he sold the highest bidder
for ready n,oaey the 25ti, day of June next at
the Be i-fayern, in the C,y of Redmond, tw o un-
divided sixth parts ofail the Iands belonging to the
co"cern of John MAY, John Banister s Company,
81 uale in the state Oh Kentucky
W. C. WILLIAMS,
DANIEL CAUI.,
Commissioners.
March l6 IOo-.vtds
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Spar tried Hides,
MuseogsGo Sugar ia hhds and bbs.
Loaf do dn.
l.. y. Tener1e Wine in quarior casks.
Cosaiac Brandy, fourth proCi and Of choice
quality,
H1lIasd Gin, first 60.
Biistcred Steel. Bar Iron, Nal Rolls, sc.
FOR sALE--HT
WM. SHEPHERD,
Street ieadjig 10 .NagIs B,j,{ge.
March 80 t9C-g
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NOTICE.

EbY resolution of the Board of Commits
Sm'ers the bDois Tor receiving subserip for SHARES
III the Dock Company, for the purpose of improving the
navigation o. James River from Rocteuu Col NiayoS
bridge, viii =. ope,d the first Monday In MAY next M
TIT Merchan,' Cofce-L:ouse in this city.
JOHN ADAMS, Chairman.
OI RIs PAIvE, Secretary.
A prii Oh ia
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LAND FOR SALE.

La D FOR SALE.
= virtue of 2 Decree of the Chancery
? District Court of Wilianshurg, pronounced tile
17i day ot October, 1915, in which Ben amin Car
ter Waller, surviving of Geo Wilson. de'd and
Thomas Griffin. adnF Dc boIis on" of william Cary.
deed. Piainti9 Ludwell GOosecy III her right.
and Is aims. with the will annexed. DC William Guosley,
deceased Syc. are DepudantsWll bc Sod. Tuesday.
The Dist day Of May H. ie Town OF York, The several
tracts Of Land in tc proceedings ite said suit mentioned.
IeSc several c Of Lond situated from the of
York rather than a mile. the public road ad 2
FROM Williamsburg York Town. ani are te upon
which ie late William GOoseley resided The number Of
contained in the different viii b. made known
the dry OF sale. particular description is drss,cI
un css'y II Is presumed TINT any pern unacduIint-
az with these lands aud Who may wish 20 purchase, III view
them before the day OF sale.
Terms eCG1ir-Acre Of twelve months viii be piycn for
the whole purchase money the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
by the ComaissioperS
Apr; "a. 1I5ldq
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K4lvabie 1879 - SuIr-

aE}tLL be Sold, on Thurs lay. the 2Sd
day Of May, tie premises if fair il not, the next
fair day, tlit well known and valuable Trart of Land
he count of Essex .ereOn the hate CLl j. IoaaE resi-
Gct, containing about 775 acres onea OF which
cleared.
icreis good clearinghouse and large barn. with 9TH
necessary outhousys. suitable Tor Farm young APP
pie Orchard Of thousand trets-hrre has been made
from his orchard, about 1900 gallons Of Brandy per year..
This Land is We'll tmh rcd any in he STATE, and has
three fields, from each OF which barrels OF corn,
may be made.
Terms of Sale viii he ope-lalfcash and balance IN u
and 9monhs. Bonds, with approved security, will b.
qIirt and deed OF trust upon tie property the
payment. THO1I>tS BOHEMIAN.
April p. Ii3-fds
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BALTIMORE. April IS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Inc Importer, Captain HAIL, arrived
at this port from -i;''esiPsel aI.isd on IT,
9th March. She brought no. IS =
have been politely favored wi h H.
the day of her sailing inclusive, wfV
orler III council not heretofore publhe
this country, and with Lloyd's Lists to
29th FEB. rPatyiol
Extract 10 a highly RESPECTABLE house
Baltimore. n
LIVERPOOL, March 9. i
The sales OF cotton during The ASH
week, have been very extensive, an
demand continues extremely lively, s
a 1S1 for inferior to good 10 for
prime upland 2l4 for New Orleans
ID. a 2-l0 per Id. for Sea-fslands. The
hdence If the dealers has been mucl
creased by the limited extent Of the re-
imports. The demand for tobacco 81
Lately revived, and there is now some W
curry both for the trade and on speci
ton, 1T 90 ii for James River Leaf
a 1 Tor stemmed and ~ per To-
Maryland. Pot ashes are steady at 80 +
IS for Montreal 83 81 for New York e
and SO IS for Bostons of good quality
Pearls are very dull, at rs a SC per cw
For the best turpentine, 15s. Sd. AIS. T.
per cwt. may be obtained. Tar is dul Il
Il IL 10 per bbl. Several sales ofnew Aaxy
seed have been made at so a SO per hind
Bark remains without dem and, and rice is
dull, at SO ~ per cwt. Our last quota
ton for United States Stock, was IS per
cent for the new g per cent. and n0twith-
standing large arrivals Of Dollars I'm L2E-
don, the price is steady at Is. 81 each.
RATHBONE, HODGSON q Co.
"MAR6n 6.
"P. S-S.nce the above was written,
10 alteration has occurred in our markets
"A few very prime selected Orleans Cot
tons, OF Dunbar's Gin, were yesterday sold
at IS per ID Good fair Orleans may be
purchased at 10 a i01 per 10. $50 very
hrinie uplands have at lenglh brought 125
per ID"
E.ctracf If a ttfor, reccired fer ne Irtsrfet
|iOH LiUeTbo1i, dated yhlrch G.
Our Cotton market is very animal; {, ,
and Upland Gotten is in good densud al
I CD a I'D. Orleans - Cd ~ 1-2d. ge
Sea Islands % ID, 2s Sd, a IS IOd. In two
instances 10 81, has beeu paid for Up
lands, and IS for a few very prirne Or
leans, Of Duubar's 6 n. The demand Tor
Tobacco is improving, and there is some
speculative inquiries At sd a I'D for Jarf
River, and 15d a $50 for Stemmel. III o.
ther articles there is no alteration since cur
last. The late alterations in the pr.ce Il
Cotton, induce Us 10 believe, that lie pii-
ces will augment for the next four months,
an account OF the spinning trade ~ Man
chester being brisk, from g considerable
demand from the Continent. Uni, d States
6 per cent. stock "a - cent.
RATHBONE, HODCSON 3, C0U
$780, .e.s.-es-ss 49,.
e. g. e. SEA Hf
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NOTICE.

A J shall remove from this state in
GN shot tine, request ~ persons having claims against
nt individually. against ic of EdHiuid AupprsOn
died. or against me. agent Of Am hpperson bring
,Irm forward, without delay. for seuemenad al those
sikchtfi IN make SPEEDY payment. This nocc Will
ID pie;d IN bar against any claim tat may b. brought.
IHO5. r.. STUART.
mil 81. 1i4-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-01

THEFT!
IN the night OF III 26h inst. the stable
OFT subscriber was broken oper ard HoRsESro-
LIMA dark bay, years old, about feet two inches
nigh, long tai, hanging maIe and tle marked by tl
gear draws well in harness. s when put ola trot
very pace his back somewhat III
Jared Ivy the saddle upon his shoulders.
reward otweny dollars will be given for the horse and
double the amount for the Thief.
THOS. CROUCH.
Nh He has three white feet, snip and STAR
y r,l Is liO-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-01

VrgGGd Ennd- OGce,
Ricimoud, 5M .7f14i 1916
4 \ conformity with act ofthe General Assem-.
& biz of die Commonwealth Of Virginia, entitled
. A9pet to amend the several lass concerning rs
chea1' passed the flG, day 1T February, 1871.
do lirNeby make it known, thar IL appears, by q err
t'Heate OF the Escheator Vt Amelia county, that
certain tract 81 land, whereof a certain Alexander
Wilson died seized and sspssch, situated IN said
courty and containing 22i acres, hath escheated to
The said Commonwealth
WM. G. PENDLETON, Rer'r.
April 10. i00-Gv