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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
100 Dollars Reward.

b AN AWAY irGm the subscriber,
IA living in Prince William county,
un The night Of the s4th inst. a BRlGHT
MCLA1TO GIRL, NEARLY white, about
Is Or 10 years OF age. Sire is OF very
low stature, and very fat; her eyes small
and OF hazie co.or; her hair brown and
lung; her skin, from great attention,
would pass Tor that OF a white person,
particularly her hands, whjCa she has
preserved from ruughness WITH great
ca E. She carried away many valuable
arucles, besides her own CLOTHING; (Which
was costly such as iins linen shifts,
marked with her mistress name, costly
ripg OF pearl, several pair OF new stock
ings, muslin habits, &C. Among her
own wardrobe was a scarlet stuff dress,
which she frequently appeared in when
she visited in the ncishborhoOd, with a
new straw bonnet, Dire scd with pink ga
tin rIbband, AID tortClse she'll comb in
her hair.
/ Twill give TIE above reward Of 500
fOr alprt: aiding this gal, and securing
her III any gaOi 50 that get her again.
EDMU. BROOM.
December so tuIhsSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30

Hair Caps.
ESiE Subscriber has JUST received by
\ the schr Leopard, from France, a
handsome supply OF the aboVe article.
Oil antique, otto OF roses
Soaps of various kinds
Curls, powder aud powder pulls
Cologne and la'endar water
London dolls, raZors, scissors
Pocket and pen knives
Suspeuders, umbrellas, trizetts
Shell combs, OF all sizes
Hard and soft pomatum
Or amented combs set with pearl
Visiting cards, inkstands
Ribbon and steel watch chains
A few pair pocket pistols
Cigars and chewing tlbacco, and a
variety of Other articles in his line.
RID. MOOD, Fairfax-st.
December "a WHIST
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
TIE MARQUIS FER2ERI.
Ff;Rs'atiOli) mo. 81
copy.

.Ii4isier of Siu's near the Lieal. General.
In a council Of State held on the 9Th
OF lat moath, Tvs Majesty has been
pleased 70 deterWine, that no foreigner
Of whatever nation he may be, arriving
by sea, be permitted to land in ii. MS
domin,Ons withog! being furnished with
a passpoc. duly iesS'zsd by the Consuls
or other Agents OF HIS Majesty, or in
ca Of no SUCH Co'Slls or Agents resi-
ding az the place uf departure, that eve
-ry Passenger on board of vessels be u
blised to prOdece legal Passport of the
government If the country he comes
frOm--beins Ills Majestry's positive in,
tertiOn, 10 prevent the Abundance Os
those who, without being scamen, or be-
lauSing to the crew of vessels, should at
tewpt, by inserting themselves as such
iu The Ships Papers or Bills Of Health
OF vessels, 20 inuodsce themselv Is 10 a
cisndestiue wsy, into Ills Majesty's said
GomiuimhS.
In transmitting 20 YOU this royal de-
cree, ] have 70 inform you, Of 1T having
been communicated utder this DAYS
cate, to al lr7sign Ministers and Consuls
rcsiGins in these royal dODinions, as
we'll as to Els NeiesN's Consuls IN TO-
reign countries, iutlmGtisg to them that
The same will be put in execution ia three
months after It's date, Tor vessels proceed
ing frem places within the Straight, and
IN SIX months for those proceeding from
any port or County SithGs; the Straight
Of Glib altar.
His majesty entirely reposing on the
zeal aud Intelligence Of his agents. ineul-
Gates to them, hot TO permit themselves
10 be imposed uron BY talSitiei passports,
nos to be too ready in signing the pass
ports Of people Of lost reputation. and Of
wh0s0 they Know, that tie government OF
the place fads satisfaction In getting rid
Of them, endeaSOcIog in such cases, in
the best possible manRer, TO avoid cOul-
plying with their wishes-which. BY or
Der and In the name OF his majesty,
take this opportunity Of communicating
TO ven for your intelligence aud guidance.
.NapleS, .Aug. l, 1917.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
Practising Balls.

AIR. GENhkES has the honor Of liz
lYN forming his present and iorBer
schOlars in general, that the Practising
Balls will commence on Tuesday evening
next, from six O'Clock ia the evening" un-
til ten.
Parents are invited 10 attend.
A. The ladies and Gentlemen are
informed that hi, neat Assembly wlli BE-
Oh Thursday next, The ist IT January.
ns, embe. 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30

The Legislature Of Tennessee, besides
pa iag vote di,apP'oviug the intro
Giuct,oa of n Branch Of the Bank Of the
United States iutO that stale, have pass
ed sn act impOSing pcnclt1 Of fry
thousand dollars on the esIabllshmsnt OF
any SLch branch the. e
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
Straw BOnnetS.
Notice.

TSilERE will be a meeting of the
\ stockholders Of the Washington
aud Alexandria Turnpike Company, at
Brown's Hotel, in the town of. Alexsn-
dria, on the first Monday in next month,
for the purpose of electiny five directors,
a clerk and q treasurer, to serve the en-
suing year BENZ. c. ASHTON,
DECEMBER l6 Clerk
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g roc RAo klMosT

Jacob TITUS. who Aas saplIel for the
beueGt Of The iasoiyent Ie rs OF the state
of n>ylSania, aui IS nov confined IN
EAston jail IN t,;e 99'h yes' Of hrs Oye.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
NOTICE.

~ The pa!ice constables and watch
men are hereby required 10 be vigilant
in the detection of all such persons who
shall be guilty of the unlawful and dam
gcrOns practice OF firing guns, a'c. within
the limits of the corporation, particularly
on Christmas and New Years Eve. 1t
is hoped all well disposed citizens will
aid the public officers in detecting aud
bringing to punishment every oiIesder of
this description. The danger Of this
practice is much greater than the thought
less a.e aware OF. BY firing guns, cspe-
cially (as is the practice) in The night,
there is considerable risk Of setting houses
on FIRE, as well as injury to individual.
who may be passing through the streets,
Steps will be taken to discover all who
DO vff.nd ia this particular: il detected
the Teulity Of the law VII, be entoi ced.
Parents, masters and mistresses are
therefore requested to restrain their chill.
den, apprentices aad servants, and no,
to furnish them with the means of trans.
crossing the law.
GEn. C0RYELL, Sup. In. Pc
necSnihes. ID
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30

FSllE subscriber will bite out the en-
& suing year eight or ten likely Ne,
grres. principally men-the balance gsed
house servants. WEST ASHTON.
DScembs- so
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
Merino Cloths

FNHE subscriber has just received al
q his store opposite tie Mechanics
Dauk, King street, Il quantity OF Menn"
Cloths, fancy c"ioufs, which he wall sell
lower than ever has been known in the
district. /. b. ADDISON.
Dc. s5. 81
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10 Rent,

A CONVENIENT DyELtrSeEousE.
IN with large and productive Ga;-
de0, on Heury-sreet, adjoining Mr.. P.
6. Neutrality-suspicious. will be i'm
msdistely given. For terms apply to
CHARLES PAGE.
Decembe- 60 tnfSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30

On FRIDAY, 10 A. N.
Will be sold at the Veudue Store, corner
OF Prince and Water streets,
Cloths
Cassimeres
COatinss
Flushings .....
Swansdowu and tOilrnette yesting
Corduroys and velyets
Irish linens ..,
Cambria, leno, jaconet s. book musli1
Caicoes
Cinghams .
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Kid, Buckskin and Beaver gloves
Bandana, cotton T. Madras hdkis
Lace. ..... ...
Sewing and cotton threads, etc.
'f ALSO, ....
.o Sherry and leneriffee wines in 1rl
cask.. .....
Goshen cheese in casks
700 ielt blankets. Dec. so.
Will be added to Fridays sale, lat the
Veudue Store, corner Of Prince and Wa.
ter streets, '...-.'
A variety Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting Of tables, bedstcads,
chairs, &c. Gc.
P. G. MARsTELLER, Auct.
December so
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30

Young Hyson Tea & Ploughs
V0HN &. LADD & co have lately
81 received
10 chests Young Tyson Tea, Of ship
North P int's cargo
Is Connec't. Patent Ploughs, much
approved
200 tons Plaster Paris Dec. 60
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
Sales at Aucti0n.
D, p. G. MaRS1ELLER.

On THURSDAY, at l0A u.
VIII be sold, on the premises, for Gosh,
The LEASE Of a HOUSE and UT,
situate on the north side Of Duke street
and Potomac Sirand---an excellent stand
for the Grocery ard SlUp BUSINESS.
Also, at the same pace,
A variety of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, etc. Dec. so.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
THE .AT'RE.

The new Tragedy of the APOSThTE
is in state of forward preI,sration,
and will speedily be produced with
new scenery, dresses, &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30

TUESDAY EVENING, Disc. so,
Viii be presented Shakespeare's Trage.
dy, in ) acts. of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30

Alexandria Controversy.
This. day is published,
4 NDmay be had at St Mary'sChurch,
IA "Tbe Alexaniria Controversy; or.
= Series Of Letters between N. 3. and
Quaro, on the tenets Of Cathulici'y-
with notes"
December 60 st
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COMMUNICATIONS.

go - - - 90 -
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NfprOcs To Hire.

necanlher "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

ncy-G General, refused 10 take part in tie
second scrutiny, and retired. However,
the zeal OF The assembly was not aba.ed
by this detection and on The evening of
the 9TH, scve.i;y-sevcn electors had also
voted. No more than ten bulletins were
wanting to complete tie operation. Ii
was certain, that on the following tlay the
scrutiny might beeXaIined, and that the
result would be such as was generally de-
sired
The box containing the bulletins was
sealed up. The President, NJ. Gravier,
broke mp the sitting at six o'clock in the
morning the turnkey of The Prefecture
declared, that the box had been stolen,
and broken into pieces at the bottom %
the staircase, and that one of the windows
ct the hail had been broken. The Attor-
ney-General and Judge dInstruction have
instituted proceedings againstthc authors
of this unlieard-of violence II is 10 be
feared, thar the electors, whose guilty ma
nTuvres have rendered zeal Intellectual,
will moi re-asSembe, and the department
OF 1.-THE Lower Alps, which has only one
deputy to nominate, will not be represent
ted Journal dsS Ncires.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

iornied ia the United States, so aid ia The o..
jset OfthiS association, and which shall 60 opa-
rae with its funds for the purposes thereof. "a
groeably 10 the rules and regulations Of this
Society, shall be considered auxiliary thereto,
and It's officers shall be entitled TO attend and
vote at all meetings OF the Society, aud OF the
Board of Managers.
The committee appointed for the purpose ia-
wing reported q draft ola memorial 10 Congress
discussion arose respecting the same Where
upon il was, OH motion,
ReSplrcd 'rhat the committee appointed 10
prepare and 20 present TO Congress memor-
al Oh the object ofthiS Association, be instruct
ell 20 report the same 10 the annual meeting of
the Society for its consideration.
On motion, IL WAS also
EeSoired, '.la; the first Election of g ,,icers of
the Society shat, Be held on the First Weines-
day in January, ensuing; of which due notice
shall be given ny the Secretary in the public
prints in the District of Columbia and that
meanwhile book shall be opened for receiv-
ing subscriptions 10 the Constitution, mt the
Reading Rooms in Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, at the Office OF tue National
,ntcligencer, aud with the Sec'ry. OF this meet
ing.
And theu the meeting adjourned.
HENRY CLAY,
Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

VALUABLE LAND on York River for
Sale. This land lies at the junction of Pa
munky River with that of York, the lower eX-
tremity being about miles below--the upper
q above West-Point II extends about eight
miles on the River, and is almost the whole o. the
neck formed by the bend of the Pamunky and
York Rivers. IL is almost supeTiiGOus to say
tlIatit is all fiat land. The advantages are an
abundance Oftish, oysters ~ crabs-al of which
offer a profitable traffick to Richmond, from
which tits distant about forty mles.-The soil
is peculiarly adapted to Indian corn whilst the
abundant marshes attached toit afford a never
falling fund OF manure, to which the industrious
man can neverresOrt, without Succcss-several
ton of meadow, giving the industrious farmer
as much fresh hay as he might desire, whilst the
marsii would give him more salt-hav than he
could cut. This tract contains about $500 acres,
exclusive of 500 or 1909 acres Of marsh, cut off
from the main by thoroughiare; there are on
this tracttwo mill seats, exclusive ofadvantage-
ous settles for tide mills Thsland might be con-
yeniemtiy. divided into two tracts, as a Creek
runs through it,. Payments would be made
most accommodating.
The purclaserpaying interest, might have hi,
own time. AnyperSOn wishing TO purchase is
desired TO apply to Mr.. Thos. Taylor, Richmond
or to the subscriber in Williamsburg.
The land will he shewn. on application by
letter. BURWELL BhSSETT.
~ Iihaving been fornd impracticable TO get
of the crop ofcOrn, &c. by the Goth November
as before advertised, the public sale is postDon1
ed till further notice-the property wifi be- still
treated for at private SAFELY order Of the
proprietor, THOMAS TAYLOR.
November ?. stiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

HTDUCATION.-Thc Subscriber having employed Mr.
~ john -. G.. Brown, Teacher. for the ensuing
year, intends TO open school ct house his resi-
dence, Monday the 20ih Of january, III which will be
taught the Efgiish 0ad french fuHcpdges, grgfRDai
c0tiy Uariors branches of Hafhcma'icat scienre Ma
fWrafard Horat PhNosOyhy, listToaomv, Ccocrophv,
rim nc use Of The Ct0bcs, HeadiRg, Uniting SPELL
iRg.
The School viii terminate Oh the 10th Of December
masinga Of ten months, after deductns one month
for vacation.
The fees for tpton will be 30 y scholar for the En-
qsh and French languages various branches Of Waffle
matcal Science Arithpetic excepted Natural aud Mo
fal philosophy, Astronomy aud Geography. with the
rise ofthe Giobcs-and S 20 for Arithmetic, Reading.
Writing and Spelling.
Mn. BROWN the pupil Of the late sir BENJAMIN
Bates dec from whom he has satisfactory Testimonials Of
his capabiiity teach and Of his upright condnrs while
with him he is also well recommended by several Gen
tlefnen Of science and responsibility whom ne has
taught
Young Gentlemen at distance wishing 10 avaiiti,e,n.
selves Of The advantages Of ibis School can he accoo
dated with Board, at nom go 70 100 - by Nessrs M
thaniel Thompson and Daniel wade reside near the
School, and have comfortable houses which they will a-
prOpfaie to their exclusive nsc.
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD.
Sc0fCh JCv.,, Hqforer C0uSfy
December =. 7sw3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04
TOROSA

rais aching head shall ind rerose,
on wonan'S painting brsEst,
S1d with NY head oh earth-born woes,
Stall iUit themselves to rest.
Then tell me not The lansl,us bowl
rill ;'dn'sh every care,
40 .aisiii m vain ron-c ny soul,
II Rosa he nc, there.
Or tel, ne not tha, ! must own
The crowded banquet clear.
Fer feeiiue whispers Pm alone,
When Rosa is not near.
Eat srac'd with her, the widest scene
Else desolate, is fair;
And what would Paradise have been,
Had woman not been therel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

= TARsfEtLfyS SALE.--By virtue NJ decree Of the
I've Cont Of the q. States for e ah Circuit & yre
MIA District wherein Anthony Dey is plaintiff and Rich
ard S. Hacklcy william Randolph aud Nathall HoL
connie, defendants, ia Chancery-wl b. sold for
ready money a. public Auction, 1t the Swan Tavern in
TIE City OF Richmond on the 9Th df Of February noxt
200 acres Of lsnd wing in the County of Cnberi,pd E
the more OF less aud bounded by The lands offic
ard Wilson. John Holman, Robert Ferguson Elisha
Noodn, and George E1ccsOn, to satisfy certain sums Of
money IN said decree mentioned.
WILLIAM MANN. p.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04
December ~.

NJ EGROBS Fer Sgie.-Pmsuaut to a decree Of Loni-
J. Court, bearing date ile 9th Of December, 1916
viii be exposed 70 sale, al L0usa Courthouse tie
18th day Of January next, about likely NEGROES,
credit Of twelve mouths bond and approved security
VIII be required to carry interest from the date IL net
Pnncnaliy paid by JAMES NICHE.
December -. 6swfws
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PARIS o. oa.

TIE Elccf0ns.-- SIS we have already men
Toned, ~ three OF four departments eles-
tons have either moi taken place, on have
been incomplete s small Number Of C.
lrclofs, DESTROYS C. preventing Che opera
tioas Of Inc COLLEGES, and 81 removing
from The Chamber 0f Deputies men sup
ported by q majority Of the voters, quilted
The assemblies, which, not having a sudi-
cicut number present, were forced to dis
solve .hemsclscs In tie department of
the Lower Alps the sane man@uvrc bad
been pr4ctisel. About twenty electors,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04
[From he Ner- York Courier.]

I'VE have iortornc 20 pa5l;sh The aunexed ,ecr be-
Sansc we wished first TO ascertain whether IL had any
foundation IA fact u ne narrative he Iae, disCJses
one OF the most extraordinary recorded ~ the an
rais OF due.liEs. BIT We doubt it.-Ed. COHritrl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

E,NifrY DOLLARS REWARD.-kunaway ON Friday,
A. The 18TH nit. from my plantation in Chesterfield
county, opposite Broadway, TWO NEGRO MEN, JACK
aud ben.
JACK Is 20 years old stout made, of bTownsh black
about five feet ten eleven inches high marked with the
allpox he has holes in his ears, of which had
ring init-when heweDt Off lis dress was blue round
sailors jacket and irowssTs.
BEN is 30 years Old about six feet high spare made.
thin visage and very black.
Jack has recently been brought from New-York where
he was apprehendcd He went oil in 1874 and durine
Tie late war sailed in the privateer Director and after
wards IN the soop ofwar Peacock, captain Warrington
No doubt but he will cndeayor pass as free man
and the object of both viii De- 10 get to New-yclk
1he,ny-fre Dollars VIII he valid for eisber of The
above described fellows, ii LODGED iu any iaii aud Al,
reasonable chsrges it delivered M my residence on
AppomaitOx River in said County.
JOHN STRATTON.
january 70.wIws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

] ANDS FOR SALE, M ItbeEdric.-By vifpue Of
- Power Of Attorney made to me by Thomas Horns
hy of lie State Of Kentucky. and also by virtue of re
power made to me, ~ joint Wood, Of the said State
viii sell so mach Of ihe estate oi henn- Henderson
deceased, as was allotted 70 the following le-atecs
francis Henderson, 1ucy Henderson, and Nancy lien.
derson-iH ihC icid above the town 0f Milton THREE
LOTS, 40. 3, and 7, Of FIVE acres cacii-bclow the
town Of Milton. LOTS No. 81 and \ containing seven
teen and haf acfcs-of wood land adjoining ;he town.
No. 3, and D. Of one hundred caci-and be-
'weenthe town ana ihe river LOTS No. ~, and D. Off
each
viii also sell the revcrsionary right which tic said
legaiees have 10 that part of The land ail oil for Eliza
beth Henderson. widow Of Genustt Henderson, dec and
on which there IL q valuable mill scite
The terms ol the sale will be made known by applying
to the subscriber.
WILLIAM u. MERIwETHER.
DeceinDcF ~ - Inn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04
Januaryl.

TF1ME NTY DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iioin IA.
Subscriber the LIST day OF this month, nero
man named ANTHONY aged about tGty years, six feet
high dark copleNiOn thin yisage, has his
breast, supposed TO have bt occasoned by burn il
is probable lie n,sy have Obtained free pass and win
eude;tNvnr pass for tie carried With him
white gray about ft, years old, but las much
younger Appearance about feet 10 inches high no
marx recOllected except scalded spot on her
back.
will give the above reward to auy person who will
deliver the said and mare to me, residing In Rack
iIsnam County, Va. dollars for such information,
may enable me to obtain them.
WILLIAM HOLMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

IL persons having claims upon The estate ~ the De
ceased Mrs. Judith Randolph late Of ni2afrc IN the
county OF Cumberland, are hereby notified TO brine in the
same for sethrncnand all persons iadebed OiLc said
estate are required io make immediate payment Of the
same TO JOHN RANDOLPH. Of RoaHO6e
Fr'or 0Ud Trustee
y. u. Mr.. Edward Rcdford, Of Farmvillc. Prince I'd
ward County will act in my absence IN my behalf.
December z. G5.w2u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

HEiII-FARN sEfuNABY.-rhis Seminary is situated
W. IN Stafford County, about seventeen miles from
Falmouth. u will commence the ensuing ycar the
IAN January, ard end the 18Th December following
lhe course Of Instructions williucindc Orfh1gr0yhg.
Nf00Hc, Pflunn1ship, -fyfhmctic. Pr0cfic0f hattie
Hofirbs, G,ocrgydD, U'fory, Eagiish Cr0J0Nar,
CopPeeVier, and other irridcrtal studies.
Tic Terms Cor hoard aud tuition will he 3 100 ~ per an
nuu-each Doarder hnding bis own bed and tcdanQ.--
The Subscribers. conscious Of ihc high responsibility NJ
igsifrtiors, hope to give satisfaction 10 al whose
wards may be committed 10 their care.
Grateful fer The liberal patronage heretofore extended
they are desirous to merit continuance Of the
CHARLES TiCkETr
WM BARRIER.
G. Jackef is happy 70 infom his friends and the pub
lie that his health cuif@ rest ned and that -c rev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

~ The Editors ofthe National Iateigencsr, Hash.
iagfoa, ard 1rne .f'aericsn. Phitadctphia are re-
qRoSted t0iScrf ne ADORE advertisement i fIeir M
Iers sreeklgf9r nee uceks, and JoruGsd hcir 0ecfs
20 fkis ODice for FGyAcHt.
.I4l,YGrg a. 76,,5,,,
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TaomOmctricat Ohscrraticns,
blade IL Alexandria, Aug. * December. 1916

ny ihc above observations il will he that the nor
ui'ig q, tae sith December adcgitrs
tat 90 t 2sd of August, G.: tal tc ca; % the of
August az o'clock, steruoon. Ouiy one degree
bogs ttat u The 2:iI Of DecelnheI. ICu:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

Z AND roa sALF.-ry VI iire OF : Reed OF tirst "
H euicd 10 us tile 10Th April lat by Charles II
Feathers on FOR the purpose sc curing the payment
sum Of money due CaGw ailader Joncs will be sofa
cash. 9th da, Of lie bnary next at Amelia ccur
house, TWO TRACTS OF Ia Nd lying in said county of
Amelia-onc continuing hundred acres. aud krovu
by name the crab Orch0rd-tle other containing
htythree acres being the land the said feaihets
ton purchased OF Richard +. Mcade.
GRIEF TRULY,
and Trustees
WILLIAM BOOKER
ultoa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04
ACIInENT

I5y the explosion ofa kcg OF Powder, in the
store of M Wracland Raggins, near the Mar
kct, Yesterday, several persons were much
bruised an burnt, aud tho two adjoining ten
cmcnts considerably injured. The FIRE commu-
ricatcd we understand, by means Of Scgari
TB,f ar,J,tfgs LAT