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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
Notice IS hereby given,

IN''V1OC 4" III w
To the stockholders of the Real Estate
Bank of the United States, that the fourth
instalment of Five Dollars on each share
is required to be paid into said Bank on
the 18th day of May next, and the nth
instalment of five dollars en- each share
in thirty days thereafter.
BY order Of the President and Direc-
tors.
W. T. Swami, Cashier.
March 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
CASE. OF CURE,

Selected ffontNa illSiner0ltS tlSt.
John Hoover, rOpe-maker, South Se-
cond street, between Mary and Christian
streets Philadelphia, voluntarily nlaketh
sath as follows nameiy-that his wife,
Mary Hover, was so severely afflicted
withyiolent Rheumatism, very dangerous
IL situated, the consequence of severe
cold after lying in, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was at
length reduced tothe melancholy appre-
hension of remaining cripple tor life,
notwithstanding the most respectable me-
dicsi advice was followed, and every pro-
babe remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases of cures performed by Ha-
rnilton's Essence and extract of Mustard,
they were procured from Mr.. Birch, No.
", South Second street. The first aPph-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room, and the use of ore bottle restored
her to her usual state of health and
strength.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
Holm HOOVER.

Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezer
Ferguson, esq. one of the justices of the
peace for philadelphia county.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08
GEO. BENNER. jjr.
No. II. Budd street, Philadelphia.
HcDli,t0R's Essence aai Eatract Of
Mustard.

A safe and eaectaal remedy fox acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatle
govt, palsy. lumbagoo, numbness, White
sNelEngs, cIilbiains, sprains, bruises, PAM
III the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
N fluid stste and in pills, and THIS excel
Ient!w adapsed both for external anil IN
tsrnaiuse.
The pits operate mildly by insen<iole
pefspiiratiion, expeHiag the superffuons
and Morbid hufaors they are highly cor.
dial to tae, stomach, create appetite, and
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber will engage to deliver
in Alexandria, Georgetown or Washing
ton, number of Wharf & Pump Logs,
also quantity of Pine Wood. For terms
apply TO the subscriber in Alexandra.
Edgar .M'Carty.
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r.. Wood,
Hair.Dresser and Perfumer, Fairfax

Hair Dresser and Perfumer, FAIRFAX
street, Alexandria,
Has lust received and for sale,
A handsome assortment OF Tortoise
Shell Combs Of various kinds,
Hair nets, kill beaux, frizets, various
colours, ~
Hair powder, pufs, &c. shaving brush
es, tooth do. nail do. hair and cloth do
first quality beaver gloves
soaps Of various kinds, pearl powder
rouge, &c.
lie expects in a few days handsome
assortment Of psrfumery from France.
May cost
New Store,
On King-street, near Royal street, next
!, above Messrs. Joel z. Harper's and
Company.
Nathaniel Greenough, Jun
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the pub
IA, lie he is Just opened variety of
English, French, India and American
GOODS, from New-York and Balti-
more, and more expected daily, which
he is determined to sell cheap for cash.
India Cottons, from 90 cents and up
wards
Ssllieo and Ginghams from Is cents
and upwards.
b. GILL AND SEE.
April IS eo4w
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{, Cads, CaIghs.
HAMlLToN's ELIXIR.

Srogreiga remedy for Gods, oBStandtet
Cougls. .asthmas, sore throats, anal
aDgroachiag Consumptions, and mestI
disorders Of the breast and la,fags.
A SINGLE trial viii prove, that 1T
"a restosss the determination OF the
fluids to the surface of the body; and
brings on the common healthfal persPlra
ten; that it dislodges and evacuates the
tough vllscia .phlegm or mucas, Strength
eas the weakened vessels OF the iunsssI
sAeathes the acrimonious humor when
seritates them and finally discharges IT,
Thus strikes at the root OF the disorder
the symptoms are Of course eiIectuatly
ant, permanentlY conquered, the reverse s,'
of cosnmoa medicines which weaken tne
constitutions. and give strength to the
disorder. For the sake of moderating Ter
the present some Of itspsiufal effects.
CASE OF CURE. ~
Selected from a numerous ls
TO II. LEE.
Being DESTROYS to make public Tor the
GOOD Of others the excellent quality OF
gANfILTON'S ELIXIR, prepared by
he late Mr.. Lee, / have sent You the fol-
loving account Of the benefit | hare re-
cewed from 1t; which Hope viii induce
eSt,ers to give TIA trial. Ia consequence
Of a brui7e on the breast received from a
fall. my. health pew bad, my breathing
became difficult, aud frequently have
had suddenly to rise UP in my bed with
all she horrors of irnueiiate sutlseatlon,
Add to these, constant pain N my
breast and cough great loss OF
strength and flesh, and you mayeoacelye
that my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The ADVICE
Of q most eminent physician was resorted
70, and afterwards second Was calleG
IN, but without giving me any relletl
Another physician, who knew me and
the circumstances of my case, adr'sed
me to gire Haai.tofs's Etirir a triGt---
saving. hsalad used s Il IN his practice,
mad alrags toSn5 it to do eaeh good. V
bottle was procured, and ( found reale,
before HAD tasen half q q. lcontinaed
TO use it, and vas soon strong enough 70
attendto business. 0ntaking cold, some
of my former symptoms return put are al
ways removed ~ a do:e Or two oil the &
lair.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-08

april Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26
CONGREyE ROCKETS

The following description will convey IN our
readers as much as is known even 10 Tho per
sohs VINO are empioyed 10 make use of this
wonderous and destructive intrmnent in SER
vice.
The rocket iS cylinder of hammered iron,
differing nothing IN shape or proportion from
tie paper rocket used in innocent fireworks $: il
Is aiSoturnishSd Nltha stick as these are and
hred IN The same way. The difference, and the
secret whatever IL may be, is in the composite
ON, N,'nch, Tho itappears like an ordinary gun
powder paste is of 50 firm It consistcncc as to e.
yuai lnhardncss the iron which surrounds it,
ne diameter Oh The largest rocket hitherto used
III commandments, was eight inches; Ofthe small
lest used IA the field service something less
than three IN all cases, the length of the cv-
hinder Is eight times lis diameter. The iight
OF rockets, TOO, vary between four thousand Il
two thousand five hundred wards il, uronortion
10 their size. 'rnose intended Tor a boinhard
ment are usually armed with shells containing
20 lbs. OF powder, on strong iron case Of com
bustible matter, whose violence is uneAtiu-
gushabie. For field service, they are either
armed With shciiS, or the top otstlic rocket is
formed into Il little mortar, which may be cast
~ carried by an infantry soldier, and they need
no other apparatus for firing them, than such
as may he made from SIX mlIskets and Il conve-
Rlent stand. No rockets of more than 390lbs
nave vet been used, even i'll bomtnrtlmcut. INF
some time ago, Sir ". Congreye the inventor.
proposed the useof rockets, exceeding ton i'm
weight. These were to carry each several
barrels OF gun-powSler, III massive case of
steer wherever they struck, tie impetus OF
Their prodigious weight would force them in
differently through edtth y nason-,rorh thus.
ncaNing into the very centre OF the cneniV's for
:incat!Ons, a mime, whose explosions would
leave but little trace OF the curtain, tower, or
DdStiCn, IN which il would alighl.
We have heard. that several hundreds on
this enormous scale, were takeE on board Id
ENmoutii'S fleet, and used duringhis late attack
upon AiS1ers. London Paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26
EXTINCTION OF FIRE S.r

Yesterday week at WoOdwic b Barracks. in
tee presence OF committee, appointed by the
Boards OF Ordnance - Admiralty cant Man
by stated, that he had 10 idea OF pecuniary
gain he should take out no patent for what
he had done, and lac wishes ii to be known that
be disavowed ail claim to invention. The com
Inittee ihcu inspected The portable machne--
the captaln Showed them that il couid he in
siantly applied las Il might he kept ready load
ed 10 a flrs, which was so situated tina. a com
mon tire engine would be OF no service for
instance he said, III the back apartments of a
house, o. under the deck ola vessel He OK
planned the nature OF the fluid which the ma
chine Fas charged with, which consists OF lime
potash, and certain quantity of water, which
might be made III two minutes, and OH board a
ship cask of tmight always be in readiness
besides the machine he charged with it.
To slew the committee the extraordinary
facts of the -phlogistic huid, he immersed il
II q quantity OF hemp, canvass and dead wood
whichare the most COinbustIble materials used
IN dock-yard; he also immersed the same ma
teridis in common water, and applied CERTAIN
heat 90 each those which had been dipped In
tlie asii- phiOgistic iiuid would but bum, and
those dipped III common water blazod iinme-
diatelv.
The Captain then exhibited the means he had
OF rescuing persons from danger, where they
were so situated, being surrounded by fire that
Tic only means OF escaping from the element
was through the windows OK from the tons OF
The houses. lie Showed several plans, cInbra-
VIZ tNf4g tttNdtlOh I'D WHICH Il person mlt Mt
be placed at such time. All tue apparatus
y ith ifteen Of the portable machines, cylin-
dcrs, might be, by Its plan, fixed upon q light
cart, ana twomea, or one horse. could draw
them with ease.
One Of the inventions was much admired bv
q committee, which the Captain tried bv
shooting d cord from pistol, one end OF which
would go over house, and the person in DIS
tgess could draw tIe gere 10 the wndow-atfhc
CtbcrtDd Wasidsteucd glazers horse, such as
fllfII r.t..
are az u distance from the ground. Persons
ni4y dsaw II Up, and iasten themselves 10 the
rye ~ sliding moose round the waist, and
tlc rose Being fastened 10 pmiey, the persons
eeiow may assist those im distress gradually
down without danger.
ins nePtan produced apian Of communicate
on .rem house on FIRE 70 TIE next house, by
s sind Of railing, with hooks to clip each vim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26


young man who had often rode the mountain wavc,
and bEa'ei the "pelling of the pitess storm, was
treated with the bassst insratitude, by person in
whom he placed The greatest confidence and in whose
bands he had deposited considerable SUN Of money.
the reward OF many olsome days and slcepess nights
a;sea. This wretch ,lccamped with the whole which
SO affected the Young thar lie determined to drown
his sorrows in the bowl and remember his poyey no
more he accordingly bought quantity ofwiue--
poured oat cup and drank it anoller-rasea it to
his lips, X paused here the silent mentor within =
woke, and reminded him that he had an aged father
sad mos;aiiectionaIe wife, dependent him for sup
port He dashed the cup, aud lied from The precpice
which threatened his destruction.
g . give me wine, my heart is sore;
lnGratitudc hath pierced Il deep
Give me the cup--I'H DRINK once more.
Yes, drink I'll forget To weep.
Then come, oblivious nectar, come.
Aud hail, th0u sweetiy poisonous Gun
For tho tn brlIa with night-saade bloom,
III drink IL; sparkling poison up.
Yes--iho the adder TURK below
I'D 'a.2 with death this ROSY wine
Yet will dTihN iii 10 shalt ilSw
Ihfo' ever pore and vein ofuiHe.
Fer, on dizzy dangerous stecr
My aching head I'd snoner rc>t
without aiIient To- guard INV sicep
Than seek tepose ON human breast.
Less reaoher9us is the pan,her's vile
less 10 be feared the tygef's grin
Ihan ia;thcss friendships wiistry smile,
ii'ai Ailis the nobler part within.
Then come, oosious nectar. come:
pil taste again the teadi, Gun;
FOR tho is Driin with ni2ht-sia,e bloom
III drink It's sparkling poison up %
lie paus'd for memory brought to view
The bleeding bosom OF his sire
And hrot 70 mind the fond adieu
ofhcr who walked has sluniberis Iyre
memory then twas thine to save
The uoDle>i youth the manifest form
ilai ever rode the DARK tuc wave
on brav'd the fiy OF tie storm.
For quickly nom his lips ne spurll'd
The life and peace destroying bowl
And back to JOY aud health return'd
Ere Itlad nuIiibd has generous soul.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

I AND FOR SALE.-ln pursuance ofthe last will and
'sstaincni oi Andrew Hayes, dec. Will proceed
at pubic aGcton, SELL upon six months credit aos
acres oil LAND situate in FIIFanna county near or AL
!olnng the Great Road, aud also adjoining the farm o
M Hackney, at The old Welt This land Is wen t,nbsr
ca ana about or miles from good saw-mill. unon
me hyannaTirom which place plank can be TRANSPORTER
WIZ only convey such title was in the said Andres
nays oeeo. ANDREW HAYS, jr. Thor
,, of-faareu Hays, senior, decd.
4'''cii'Dei ~ 5!-v5t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

would be sufficient to extineuish any i,,e from
IT'S immediate application, aud the contents of
them would be equal 10 three tons OF water
and he hnmbly hoped and believed, that the
day was not far distant, when every parish in
the metropolis would be furnished with one of
the carriages complete.
London Paper-Oct. I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

pursuance OF deed OF trust nom Oabney NiIi,,T
son 10 us, dated the zih Fcby 1914 of record in the
SouS court oil hcnrico, We one of us will seu Al
u3hC hucton Tor ready money, the purposes i'm tho
SAID deed OF trust mentioned, Hanover Conrtbouse on
wednesday the 2st inst all the Properfy remapino nm
sold, of the said Dabney williamson i'm said deed ex
sed. BEN./flJiNt' cITtS,s JI 20, snyleS
WJL b. C}E-fgfBERLAYNE
-'"St~f'eF w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

EToElCE 30 SURyEYORS.--fhe subscribers ses,sg
y Commissioners urGcF order Of fiuvapus Counts
Court made pursuant 10 an act Of Assemble entitled
An Act to provide accurate Chariot each Conr,s
and general Nap Of this COmmour eafh hereby ;S,
notice that they viii receive proposals 5or uakins an
yey and Chat % the said Cognty fuvanna AZ reaird
BY said Act from any person disposed to undertake the
same between this tsne and ne teth day Of January
next WALKER riAgERIAKF.
LILIES CARY
WILLIAM PAsrruR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26
TRtrELSlv CHILL

lieutenant OF naIincs ia the u ). service of the name
ofJohnson, now LAKE Erie has Just published AT The
borough OF Erie, volume entitled Letters fu, C5i
~" This geiltienau formerly Of Alany atfsr reidn
more than two years ia Chill and suffering from ca,vi
w. haSts obtained release, entered the Essex rrar
on the invitation of Captain Porter as acting lieutenant
o MARINES iitte before the sansuinary contest with
Captain hilyaT. The work lac has published consists OF
Revolutionary Documents, aud various remarks ON the
population OF Chill the Climate produce manners and
customs the People, their Commerce. Manufactures
AmIsements, sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

NJ Schmidt, pianoiuaker in the Rue dies RonS En(ans
has invented nautical machine the greatest simplicity
BY means oiwch, m the most stormy weather and In
the midst OF the most violent tempest may
contend against the waves aud be preserved from shin
wreck During the week, lie will in presence Of
Tire authorities, make trial Of this machine which he
the" Parep'atic Chfir" The maker pToposes Tn NaIl
ID II rom Iaals 10 power. Paris paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

q MANAGER WaNTED.--A Man who will undertake
10 ulFcrt farm in Boteouft OF montgomery who b
wen acquainted with the Glover and Plaster system
grassing aud FEEDING of cate been accustomed 10 ne
MANAGEMENT OF Negroes isnot encountered with too ars
family and can we'll recommended for indnstrs
care and sobriety, VIII meet with goad encouraq,pt h.
applying 10 the subscriber, in Richmond
any person inclined to engage win please make proyo
ss 20, p J. PRES TON.
.e--.-el 2. 5l-Wtf
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.gasam, (.Wass.O NorenlIcr

S7saU, .DaSS.) NOpcnlJcr ID.
Capt. Slocnr furnished us with group OF the Baanns
talacnars, % Whale barnacle he obtained rom
the skin OF whale driven ashore in Elaine. The maine
ztonpe has " shells aud ihey called from the whale
because todnd only upon his skin We have 4 descyint,
OF from Duresue, With excellent drawing in a tgst
volume OF the French Museum OF Natural History pn
sEtd by the French Institute 1902 . Ianarck r,y,s
foc. families. The Plate includes Iub;cnle, ami
Scronula ihis is the COronua, and both fascn 10 The
Whale OF tie COronu!a he has the Balaus Dia
Gema, testudinaf and alaenaris this which we by
is the latter. The auinlais who nhablt heS b,
he describes composed OF endless number of ehy
coats which give rise TO their caicaTous coats 20 be seen
81 the shell and give 1t the appearance of an Araric he
low. The BOlanHs Baiaenaris sticks its shell in tle
whale and the part thus nseItedi is imprcgnaied with
black colour ,Issinous, from the dissolution of Tie slim
after the Insertion OF the she'll Upon the shell are s,y
groups oG longitudinal fuTrOws, well marked aud white
lie attributes this power Of inserting Itself 10 ponied
fcsy iirt, wci the animal has at coInIuand Ia meme
tTAte the Skin, and use without pleasure Fislrr
man told him he had 400 Of these harlacles unon
ole Whale. What observe noticed b. this aubor
9ts dozen of the Anaserae attached TO the surface of
of the shells. They had ilc habits of the Anqtfe
or goose necks, aud POSSESSED OF the esy De as
The whale Darnacie, but were coriaceOs in the uppg
paris, having LO she'll thea. The nets or feeders
which we found were much niceTOus ,aE IN his
description and the ccriaceOus animals lad Them col
iCctcd III Two separate recks with an opc;iug below
through wichtles feeders cOnve ed what the, sppui;e6
20 the mouth OF the animal The openings had q poy.r
OF closing and OF drawing themselves iato ,he principal
nccs, not be.Ig composed OFFS iieshy substance and
loose inIegiInent as tue intestine itself.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

The princess Of Orange is sRcce and prayers are de
rected .Or her happy delivery.
The frac,ss Royal of England, the Princess ROYAL of
Holland aud the Duchess Of BeTii-all married few
months past, IN the family way. The same inioru,a.
fin may De expected OF ,hc queen Spain aud her s
Ter, the ,s..s OF f.lntc Charles. tLoyaen p,gper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

60 nLCCh, tafc % tSffkianSbgJs, has taken tEe
- store lately occupied ny Jgessrs YA91,as Sc,car;
20; hIst door above Messrs Robert & Hall Nesons
NC ohets iof SALE large and elegant assortment Of
fsHropeaH faaid and French GOODy suitable for tas
"eseh. ana approaching season, very low ior casa
,, roH kLsT-1 thrceStory Brick House on shocko,
iii,., opposite Mr.. BENZ. wolfe's
--D.c1 LII q. 5S-21tctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

WALVsBLE ESTATE az Auction.--Win be sold Al
pubic suction, en- the premises, on "wednesday me
ih Gay Of December next, the tract Of Lind called va
iihd, on James Eiyci. twelve miles fIom Richmond and
ue sane distance from Petersburg. Varina contains
3 'ctes ~ land according to old surveys, Of which
bont 800 dry level surface and the remainder ,nsrb
lying IN haf ciscic between hills aud margin ON nc
tNtf. 80 nuth higher than the space within &c 10 ~
ing thc banks are already thrown ~ and proved 10 he
sufficient By the easterly gales OF September 1915 ana ic
EXCEPT ahoHt or 900 yards At Che lower end The soH ~
bali ire dfy part o. chocolate color the Other half
gfcyioan. . he former is Of the best quality Of wIraf
Hhd IN ihe World the latter but little Inferior both arc
noW hghy productive, and small part uptn obirb
gypsum hos hsca lightly used, siews wonderful Increase
Of fertility.
For terms, apply to Thomas Taylor, Of Richmond
Thomas NaHn RandOlph. ST.
NoTeuhcr ~. bspas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

[SYANTS SITUATION as an assistant to ID, land sur
W yeyors. young maI. who has Been in the practice
FOR some tIuc, and who can come well recommended
hl1uirc at this OGicC.
IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26
X. MORRIS. Jan'r. 49,.
THOMAS PRICE. : trustees



NOfICE.-By virtue of uust deed executed 10
v Subscribers BY Cornelius EucS. for tue puTposc OF
raising TIE monies thereby intended be secured-Wf
We soiu oE cash. on iirsday the 26h day December
ncN1, at Tie dwelling hosse Of tie said Bucs the remain
lHs PAT Ulsold 81 tie TRACT GASp On which he at
present resides snppeeeto be about ire kdied acres
"A TRACT OF LAND in tile county Of Amelia supposed
to contain csie thousand and three aad q haLJ acrcs-
TRACT OF LAM, iu the county Of ChcsteTfgid on the
Turnpike Road about six miles above the town of Man
ceesieT supposed 10 contain ahfgHiAe acres-KLyvHS
TRACTS OF LAND, lying III Patrick county and oNg in
the county Of yvaus, supposed contain In he no.
eTegate toa'y THOUSAND JoNr hAndred aRa Joriv0ne a.
cTeS.
ALSO, Thirtg1jae SL.ATgS, most them Young and
very likely large stock Of Horses, Nes cutie JIogs
draSseepa large assortment Of Pl0Rfatio0 T,.is AID
btcHsKs, CHARIOT aud HgyNcsS gIeat variety Of ~,
luable HOUSEHOLD S KITCHEN URNfTURf CON
tanning almost every article necessary and i'm
house keeping.
The real estate win be sold subject 70 the eventual rl,
Of dOVer Of Mis-. Buck. H'''
shgHd nc above property not be sold on he above
day fe sale win continue from day 10 ay until ssn;
oicncy sold 10 the purposes 1.-THE trust and @
pehlt5 oi INC -alt' BOb'f. GRAHAM.
J. W. WiNFREE
tttPDt ~ 5O-wimt.ep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

pOATs WANT Ed wish 20 purchase eight or teii
- substantial flames Rigfr ROsfTS-Also to hire BY
lie MOAN year. about f'ccaty ocIiUe BO<fTIfEN-
h fei0 lkf-JprightSH md Carpenters, may obtain GOOD
waves and employment during the winter If early app
cation be made to the manager az my Saw.sliis oppo
ste tie Locks, five miles above Richmond
LEROY ANDERSON.
November iG. 5f-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

tDNCAttON.--lhe suhscIiurf wIn open school lie
- eisuhg year in the upper end NJ Hanover near
Hhutisyms bud-e tie Situation is surpassed hy none
iof is healtniriness and excellence Of It's water. he
nun n"1 srCek tonLHagfs, Eaglish Grammar. Gro
grrRts, Hf0d'ng, Urifing and arithmetic viii be
ne Price Tor tn'sien, per annum, for the Latin and
yftfh tHgNa1 cs viii be IS 25 Tor the other branches
20. ine price for Board will be g 100 y scholar y
annual ihs subscriber furnishing Bedding, The pay
meats 70 re made quarterly IN advance.
ne ufet ser viii commence the 9Th Of Ianua
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

virtue Of Decd of trust 10 the Subscribers
- lay John Taylor, junior to debt due William
MOTIFS Senr particularly specified tin sad deed which
ceed duly admitted 20 record in the General Court of
bidder, for ready money public auction on the twenty
hIth day OF December next, tract or parcel
OF LaNd siiuate lying being i'll the County of Caroline
Bufks heirs Sutton aud Coleman being all the lands con
veycd by Daniel fiilhugh and 1heodOIick Fzlugh TO
colonel john Iaylo, aud by him his wife covered TO
the said John Taylor junior containing b. estimation Gle.
ven hundred acres, be this more less-Iic Sub
scTlbers viii only convey purchaser such tide - Is
vested in them trustees
+. MORRIS, Jan'r. z y,.,,,,o,.