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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
FLORA.
Surrey Of the U. S. Coast and III

Survey efthe U. S. Coast and Harb0urs.
On Thursday last, Com. Bainbrldge and
Gen. Swif proceeded to the Eastward, by
water, attended by the U. S. brig of war Pro-
metheus and sch Lynx,f for the purpose of TAX
ing survey OF the coast and harbours, and
returned TO this port yesterday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

Torthy Of imi'ation.--Lavin daughter OF Mr..
Benjamin Weeks of Gorham, (Me) spun, from
sunrise to sunset, on common wheel, end reeled
on common reel, trenty skei,ls of wooIen filing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
onMo NwzlLTz or M1ss4caiUsErrs-

Boston, July 9 1917.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

HANOVER LAND FOR SALT. IwilI s.ita amer
OF M, YIN in the couuty of Hanover. on the
81 SeoaI ana Nh creeks. and wlthin TWEEN,
" niies o, Richmond. The tract contains abon, 900 !,
annis believed tobr altogether equal to any Land
" '"e nesnbofhood, considerable portion Of il being
Low GROUNDS. turnpike is contemplated IN he ,un
within sior. distance ofit " w '
ihe TERMS will be liberal and accommoiatin-
,,noc II. u. UPSHUR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

NIoIiCE.-A those iudcbIedto tue estate Of TIeoJc
rich Massy, decd are requested TO make mme,istr
payment toJon Carlisle, by order of Elizabeth Massy
auinihi'uatX OF said estate, further indulgence can.
not he gantcd-and ali holding claims against said os
ate requested TO exhibit them properly authehtiCa
teu Z" the above named john Carlisle for settlement
fUhLlC s. On the 18th day ofJune will be offer
eu oT sae, 90 o'clock Gates in IenricO County ali the
pershahe estate of rheodOrick Wassy decd CONSISTING
o. HOTses, Cattle, Hogs, Household and kitchen Furni
nfe, one sett OF BaCksmiths tools and number of a
ner d'ticIes too Numerous to mentiOn.Ali sums under
~, cdsne20, and npwa A., notes with approved en-
uoisers payable on the LIST dav Of Jan. 1918
- on ihe day OF sale, NEGRO WOMAN wiIlbe HI
red ull Christmas. ~ ''
JOHN CfRLLgLE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13
Notice to MI Persons ,cho mag lure business
to 40 nth the President anil Diyecio,s
of the JitcrO,.y E,,Dd

A Meeting of the President and Directors If ,bc 4,
tefary Fund. at The Capitol in the CITY Of ctnd
on Saturday the 'i day Of March Isi7-Resoircd fa;
heeafI lhrfe shali be regular meeting Of this noard
on the ia1 Satnrddy ofevcry month az ten oclork w E
morning and tha the CLERK be directed 10 have ms
B0aTa, "e
WN. MUNFORD.
&C., Gsrkfo the Literary Fugd.
' ~ 3-Ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

JAMES Du-FAL having succeeded his father in the
3tch'noHd Sto"eH are Nq'iaf0ctorg tho sign the
jug, second square east of the courthoHse informs his
iehds and the public, that he has hand very large
quantity OF weassOrted Mo1e-Uar and flow -oois
miikpans, &c of EartheIHare and is now conducting
tue business on an extensive SCALE The prices conti,ne
te same, which 1t is believed, low as they aie m
New,fork, and much lower than in Baltimore, Viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13
Richmond lSIone-W Ware Mangfacto,y.

ness IN an It's various branches several years exper
ece- the wofAhen have also becume more perfect in
tue ART by practice. The works are In lI and conuIpe
operation and its believed that establishment the
nIs OF IT'S Mud ia this CITY has arrived to as great per
.sctn AS any IN iiie United states Its Customers can
theteiefe have no withdraw their patronage
BENJAMIN DU-VAL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

INTERESTING EXTRACTS

From No. 3, 81 Cob5ett'S Political Rrpisfey
Three numbers Of the Political Pepis-
Ter have appeared since the arrival Of
VIZ. CobOTI = this country. Nos. |
and were made up principally Of mai
ter previously published in England. The
authors Address, dc. No 9 contains,
Mr. Cobbetts first letter To his Country
men after he bad reached our shores. af.
fording most Interesting picture of
what England once was under The influ-
ence of her laws and Constitution in
Them purity, contrasied with her present
depiorable situation. He also gives an
anmaiing view of the United States the
nigh price of labor, the comparative
cheapncss of good living, the happy and
honrShlng appearance of our Villages.
Farms, and PIantations-all of which he
attributes TO tic blessed effects of our
mild system of governmental system of
ff~S. emanating from tie people. This
number likewise contains some very eX
ce'lent advice 10 emigrants, of every
class and condition-tG5oreIs should not
ial! out with the country. because they
are moi offered employment the first or
the second day after their arrival; hut
should seek work in The interior, where
1t IS easily found, and high wages obtain
ed-farmerS are advised TO remain at
least wear amongst Us hrfore they make
any permanent settlement: bv so doing.
thew WI gain information much 10 their
advantage IN subsequent purchase
Couriiers, Sinccurists, Placemen, Tax
CATERERS, fgkting Parsons and Hang
men. are counseled 10 stav i'm England,
as there Is no sort of nSe for them In A
merICA-and indeed LAWYERS and Doc
tors had better remain there as we have
enough here of ndtire e7outh!
But, 10 bring the reader back TO the
head Of this ariicle-we wish TO intro
ducc the subsequent extracts from the
third number, which present most in
teresting and original views of the pre-
sent state of England, compared with
that part of this country which has come
under the authors observation: We also
embrace the account Mr.. Goblet gives
OF his voyage across the Atlantic. The
perusal of these extracts will excite in
the heart of every patriotic American,
sentiments of the highest qualification
and pride.
Mr.. Cobbeft having lowered Tie price
OF ms Register TO rate comparative with
that Of other publications Of the same des-
cription in this country. we hone he will
meet with patronage suited 10 his ex-
pectaflons and deserts. Every man de-
sirous Of political information. (and eve
ry American must be politician of
conrse) ought TO be reader of Cobbeft's
Register. If we admired The mighty
mind of the author when confined within
the gloomy walls of a prison, and CD
pressed and ground down beneath tie
hard hand Of power; how will our admi-
ration be encreascd, now that il is free
&unslackled RI Petersburg HteHigencer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13
Ner- York, BTay IS, 1917.

L Snaii proceed 10 give YOU some ac-
count of my voyage. land my two sons,
William and John, set off from London
early IN the morning OF the ODD of March.
We reached Litchfied that night, and
liverpool the next night about ten o.
clock. OF the whole country through
which we passed, land all Of which was
very hne) we were most delighted with
ten miles between Dunclurch and CO.
ventrv, in Warwickshire. The road We
ry wide and smooth; rows of fine frees
on fie sides of il; beautiful white thorn
hedges, and rows of ash and elm, divi-
ding the fields; the fields so neat-;be
soil so rich-the herds and flocks of fine
fat cattle and sheep on every side-the
beautiful homesteads and numerous
stacks Of wheat ! Every object seemed
TO sav--here are resources I! here is
wealth here are all the means of nation
al power and individual plenty and hap
piness ! and, yet, at the end Of these ten
beautiful miles, covered with all the
means OfaffordIng luxury i'm diet and in
dress, we entered that city Of Coventry,
which ont of tWenty thousand inbaJjfaat,
contained at that very moment upwards
of eight thousand miserable paupers-a fact
which we we'll knew, not only from the
petition just presented To Parliament. but
also from detailed official account in ma
nuscripf, which had in my possession
amongst nv papers I'm London and one
of the Members for which public spirited,
though now miserable City, Butterwortb,
had Uotedfor all the recent measures of oo-
rernment, and had been one of the most
active, though the most silent enemies to
the cause Of Reform.
As we proceeded on through Stafford
shire and Cheshire, all the same signs of
wealth and of the sources of power, on
the surface ofthe earth, struck us by day,
and by night those more sublime signs,
which issued from the furnaces on the
hills. The causeways for foOt-passen-
gers, paved, in some instances, for tens
of miles together, as well, and more neat
ly, t1ag the streets of London are paved
the beautiful rows of trees shading
those cause-ways ; the canals winding a
bout through the valleys, conveying
coal, lime, stone, merchandise of all sorts
The immense and lofty woods on the
hills and the fat cattle and sheep every
where every object seemed 10 pro-
uounce an eulogium OF the industry, skill
and perseverance of the people. And,
why then are those people i'm state OF
such misery and degradation We knew
tile cause before, and so did you. The
fat cattle and corn do not remain in suf.
flcient quantity amongst those who, by
their various toll, produce them. Tie
farmer, instead of giving his labourer a
sufficient share Of what is produced, is
compelled TO give it TO the ter gafherey
/ the tax gather hands it over 10 the Fund
holder, the Sinecurist, the Pensi0ner, the
| Military department, the Placemen, &c
! II IS ihf same with the Master NL~uufac
turer aid the master tra5esmsn, who, ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

TINTED STAIiS' STOCK LoSp.-Noiice is hereby
- gwen. that following certificates of q. - stock
'A" name Of Lewis Willis, bearing date per last be
l1tsle been n.isiad lo.,ant tha, due application
VIII = ate at the Loanuice Of tle United States ior
Their ItIcw;l.
OLD oper cent. No. 1872 for SlD2 20
DO.
Deferred 6 per cent, isi $40 10
Dr iIs isa Is
3 psr cent. sn5 soa 20
DO. t63 $50
BYRD T.. WILLIS.
E.r'or. of Le,cis UiQiS, iced.
Nav 81. G-srn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

fOmAS H. PRoSSER's $ LIE Continued. ON Sa.
a. trdaS tue IAN cnIrent, will be sold al auction on
we premises, NJ i2o'cinck credit of and wears
me remainder OF Mr.. PrOssers acres of Land near
we brooke Turnpike consisting nearly 720 acres divi
on nio LOIS q" about 10 TO 40 EACH agreeable to
Plan now in our office. ~
Notes satisfactorily endorsed negotiable at The Rank
OF virginia or Farmers Bank aud secured Inv D.ed Of
irms', VIM he required from the purchasers
Eyery Lot Offered, will positively be sold.-Refresh
BIZ order ef Col. Prosser,
-, HERON, SINToN {; Co.
"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

4 OoKING.GLAsS MANUFACToRY. &c-t.,,,s
= Evans, Carer and Glider, begs leave to inform
tne CITIZENS OF Richmond and the towns adjacent that he
mas removed MS establishment in the above business
ION loik TO Richmond, lin the buildings Of Mr.
Wuuoch, 18TH street near the Market north OF r. steeD
various branches. " az i''
C6mney and pier glasses made to size or pattern
mlh1oW ahu pee cofnices grand0le mirrors brackets
kou noIucfl2 LOT rooms, &c &c. in the newest Fashions
rrln,s aud needle work framed aud glazed with or
WNhost enaneued gasses-paintings cleaned and var.
LOOKING glasses 'ivered, old work regilt and warran
y - deems snpernuous 10 pledge himself that everv
afcle M The 9bove line shall be at on near tlp Nc ri
prices; oithis NE public must judge. Orders thart
iully received and promptly attended to-
n. b.. An 4pPreHfice wanted to the above business
MaTchIl. " 'S ~. w ,eSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

SunS ". -
" ALtABLE LAND For SALE.--By Virtue OF a Deed n
trust, of Edward Garck to Henry Young of record
~ tne conHty of king-wilam, for certain purposes
IA mentioned shall proceed to sell, Public Auction
on Thursday the nineteenth day of June next if fair IL
not the next fair day, at Ayleis in the said
county of King william, the tract ofand whcTeog the
toward Garick now resides, situate ahOut two miles a
DOVe tue said Warehouse, containing about 13O
rms Tract Of Lands very fertile and the soil is nartcu
afly adapted 10 the growing Of Indian corn wheat OATS
Onii Is very connections brick dwelling house and Sc
Yciai convenient out houses.
The terms oT Safe trH be-One third cash 10 he Maid
on the rst DAY ofJauuary next when possession viii me
gwen; and the other two-thfds in equal annual in
siaments, for which bouds, with approved security will
nc required. The purchaser viii have the privilege Of
sowing wheat the next fall
BEVERLEY ROBINSON, 4tforgsy
NpJiit5. 'Iiotg.9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

UPWARDS OF 200 NEGROES--FOR SILE.-On tie
~ 2lst dav ofJnly neVt the oxford lfon-works m
tue county q CamJbcll Commissioner acting under
Decree ofthc Court Of the United States The case of
Fond against Ross and also Of David Ross
deed shall proceed 10 sell, the whole ofte SLAVES
audother PersONat Property ofthe decedent the OS
lord Estltes.
The Saoes will he sold on The following Terms to wit:
9nenurth cdsh aad Tie residue iu three equal annual
uslalmeu's, secured by NEGOTIABLE notes with approved
endorsers. The sales % the other property will be
que following terms all " $40 and under 10 We paid
~ cGsh Tot above CO. cred' NJ ~ months viii
ne owcd, tic purchaser giving bonds With approved
cariiy.
The 37cCs arc said To be very likely. and many n
tien upconw31y val Hic there hrin, among them
nbnnpef 1t CfIpsiicrs lOpers B.acksniths, >hHena
hcfs al Wc-'ncls, ~ welt SO men acquainted with the
particular n's'ness ri fr1H work. n ~ u.s. hfauchcs
spue Of cs Hlactsms src hclieyed 20 cqasl To any
"a hr stare feet any. t1 wish purchase slaves Of
1iy q sfIl1tion voH'd do wcI Co.. al, c'f
tne ots property Tor sale. Co9.t' ~ horres. mnes,
"agf'n' car aud al sorts OF fools proper Tor Plantation
81 trDn Wofts
I've sales viii continue from DAY to Day, Until com
pietcd.
7HOlItS r. BOULDIN.
-u2e TO- 1O-,d5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

NIL b SOLD, on Friday, the 3ih day OF niue next
l iair, II not on the fair day agreeable TO the
VIII OF lanes A. Patesoa decd his late residence
Ptantafton Utensils Stock ofHorses cattle & Sheep
nearly new may, and iG or is likely young Negrofs
, sihaies several sf which good
snu Wasnefs-ihe terms for the Negroes will be made
Known on The day fsae. all other purchases not
1Nceeong thirty dollars cash will be requredif over
r''y' 30 days credit will be allowed nv giving endorsed
notes. negotiable at either The Ranks in Richmond.
w. A. PATTEsON. AdsiinSS
D.,o DAVID PATrESoN, traitors
'"' N"- 4-wIw
7. 5: IN consequences If learning since The pmbSca
r"" ~ tHc dbors advertisement. that the Banks do
~" cSftecf notes or less than 500 an purchases
r"de' that SH"s FtH6e required Cash
". n. P.&D.P
1ne u. 9-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

GTOIEN. from King William Court House:
! on Thursday night, the StlI inst Il pair of
BLACK HORSES, both ell nicked about Isl hands
hgh- handsome blaze both hinder legs white nearly
halfway TO the knee Few gray hairs his tail occa-
stoned by nckrg Tho other about ISL hands high with
little white above his binder hoofs his NICK little
sUukas foccasioned bya fistula.
| will pay person no may detect the Thief fifiy
dollars, aad ifinformaton is given that Get tLeui
the intormer snail he literally rewarded IL required
WI. BURKE.
~ The Editors Of the National IHfeEGeencsr amt
Petersburg Republican, ieiN please insert me- a5oUs
triec 'rcek far cseS. and Jorirdrd their accoffs
TO This Office IorpGymeHf.
May ~ -sttSiO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

TE1HR Subscriber residing in the county of Orange is
Z disposed to sell very GatHab(e TRACT 0J T.4VL
lying near Orange Courthouse and upon the Rapidan
lyer, containing by actual and survey Seten
zee" hundred and eightyfCe or this Land 1870
acres are low grounds OF the best quality residue of
1he Tract high lands in the southwest mountains and
besides the known fertility of that kind Land (poses-
sing the advantage Of Wing extremely level Mountain
land 1t is well adapted to the culture Of Corn Wheat
and Tobacco. About twohrds of the Land is cleared
under good fences and lin every respectn good order
for farming The is Wood Land, heavily timbered
with the most valuable kinds of Timber. This Land lies
on the great Market road to Fredericksburg about 81
miles fiom that place, and Immediately The Rapdan
river which is confidently expected to be made ma
ygable much higher than where this Land lies, the
innds for that purpose already subscribed and an
EeeT has actually surveyed the river aud speaks Of its
being rendered uayigable with facility. There is
now IN cultivation suiiceucy Of Land ofcXcelen qua
iity to grow crop of Wheat Of G0OO bushels Liberty
viii be given to the purchaser to the usual time or
the subscriberw will have II done for HIM Complete pos
session will he given the end Of the year and the terms
made knOwg, eherh ny Mr.. Thomas Taylor, of Richmond
WHO has patof The Land end whOi authorised t!eat
10! the sale oft, or by the Subscriber.
There viii also be sold, part of the NEGROES, now
apOhtie above described Tract Of Land.
YHOlK.fS 1IfCON.
June 10. i0-sp&wtf
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Churns
biilk-Pans
TnI GF-,..t~

orders len at the Factory, With Messrs wilson &,
Drew, Messrs Thomas White K Co. Messrs James Nc
kidoe * Co. aud Mr. Joseph Carter will duly atten.
ded to, aud the Ware packed carefully aud with dis
patch. ~
IT welLdsposed Boy, Of good character, about IS
years OF age WILDE takenas an APPRENTICE TO the a.
bOve business. 49,
Mayo. IF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran W5v from the
Subscriber living IN Gath County on the 18th nj Nav
last negro man named BARTLETT about 30 wears oC
aye feet or . inches high low set and well made Of
yellowisb complexion aud a handsome looking rel
low IN every way. vi probable he has pass He had
on red vest, white pantaloOns and blue cotton coal
Rad sweed place ON Che side Of his NECK bur is now
perhaps only scar. " NV"
The above reward with all reasonable charges shall he
paid to any whe will apprelend and secu said
Negro so that get him agian.
DENNIS CALLAGHAN.
June 3. e4ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

Stockho of the United
Ia dBaukwu hen
the ursofb
o wit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

4 COMMISSION -44IeI0Rder Toln4kiDs
~ Go. having procured cOmrnodous Lumber House
on the BANK OF the river will receive all kinds of Goods
on storage, sell ship produce on commission and
pledge themselves to all orders committed TO
their with fidelity.
Lynohburg, June TO- Io-Gts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

's'o CAPlTALlSTS.-The best Stand IN RichlTo5td
~ for safe at dWctiOH.-ln conformity to the VIII OF
the late Mr. Wright Southgae the subscribers will sell
Al pubic auction, on the premises, Wednesday the
lSh June next, that large, well-stuaed LOT & HULL
DINGS, long occupied by the deceased, as Dwelling
House and Mercantile Establishment.
twonld be difficult to exaggerate in stating the adyan
tages OF TINS property CorneTng both street and
the highly embellshed Capitol Square its south side
as OiSto the Governors House and its western fon
ting the new City Court House in its whole extent il is
scarcely possible TO imagine fortunate situation
rot paclons h0tct with range of elegant Store, be
u the late rapid progress and the future pros perty Of
Richmond he taken into view, 1t may be said that few
spots ~ The United States Can justly aspire to more -
crative destiny.
SOUTHGATES & ANDERSON.
Man Of -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13
MO,Li ,s:, s LoAF& BRoWNsUGAR.

SH4PPdRO, ROBINSON & VORTH11n
Are now receiving
IL hhds. first quality retailing Molasse,
do. best Jamaica Sugars
Dds. PenHington's first quality labelled Leaf su
4boxes do second quality do.
And IN Store.
100 sacks best Liverpool filled Salt
100 barrels new cut iierrings
50 do. DO whole do.
20 do. hest family Shad
10 tons Swedes and Country Bar Iron assorted
do. Country Bstered Steel
do. Plough Plates
g s ss;. s Ss@sas saa ; RUM
hhis. and 10 bbls Hhiskey
80 bbs. Caruthers best rectided do
hhds and bbls. Apple Brandy
20 bags Coffee viz: Java, old White and Hawaii
10 bbls. Brown Sugars
crates assorted Earihen Ware
IS do. Candles assorted sizes
q CHESTS best lnpeIialand Gunpowder Teas
ou siausiia poit, ienerife and Malaga Wines, Lon
don Brown Stont, Rice, Ginger. Pepper Alspice
Pne,Appie Cheese, Indigo, Nutnegs, Tunblers.
Crockery Ware, &c. sc. &C.
All of which weofer for sale on accon,moda tne terms
at our store main) street. corner of 18th street
just below the market.house
Nav 30. TT
NIOTiCE.-The Assishees of Wight & Harris having
been furnished with Funds are ready to paw the re.
manning three hs ofthe balance OF fhe debts which re-
NAMED unpaid after the final dividend Of sand Estate
are also furnished with funds FOR the payment the
paahce or the dests proved against l. wight individ-
"My. Apply at the Courting-House OF JOSEPH
MARY. JRRe G. 9-tf
a SSiHE OF BREAD for the Csty OF Richmond ffom
tue 6th June, 1917, until further notice.
SupeIine Flour being twelve dollars per barrel viz:
II StHSte Loaf made Of SNper6Re Flour, fol a.,
aetSA .fourfcep ORHces, for 4'"'
70 Common Four. fifteen o. for 4rd.
Dou6te the dboJe ueigkts respccfirely Cd
WM. II. FITZWHYLSoNN, Mayor.
JUNE o. O-3t
EWENrY DOLLARS REWtRD.-Ran away from ibe
Subscriber, living in Bedford Comfy a negro man
ny The name of ROBIN LOnAX a bIact smith bv trade
ABOUT 30 years OF age, middle size and light coplex
on mas hoies IN ms ears for wearing hobs his feet are
uneo,nmohy uat with very large bige in the hollow
part his clothing Known excent pair of green ker
seq pan'aioons. Theft fellow puTchased Of q Mr. Page
near Hanover Town, and il supposed that he will en-
deaVor TO go TO that neghbOrhood by passage in boat
from LynchbuTg 10 Richmond
Twin give the above reward for delivering tire fellow TO
me, or securing him in any Jailin the State.
JWNe 6. ost
WILL r. Sol II an T-ii5 ~ -
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Holm HENRY, grateful for past fayors returns his
~ thanks to the inhabitants Of Richmond and Nancbes-
ter for Tie encouragement he has received in hi business
and hopes that by strict attention all orders in his line
Continuance OF their iavors will be insured to HIM
NE HlfSJIlSI' RECEIYED,
90 bids. Porter, 10 do. Cider
$50 bbis Beer
SOC dozen Porter. bottled. and warranted NJ sune
riOr quality.
ina experts shortly from ptiYg1efubio
leo hhds. ofthe yefy best Porter.
re VIII not, Ike some others m his line pledge him
sen To scnd Cufds along with any orders he may have
executed as he feels confident that Boiling done Al
his cellars, IN consequence Gifts superiority in quality
aho execution over any other IN this place. viii ont rem
DER necessary for pets0n % examine f0sfc TO DE-
eidc whether or not j, has from either sfhs cell
lars ~
lie has opered one cellar opposite to the Farmers
BaAk Of Virginia. under the store Of T. T. Navo and A.
mother opposite the U & Bank corner OF The street
leading to Col. Msyo's brige.
y. e. Ha,ing provided himself with some Of the hest
Bottiefs ~ TIE tountry ard who well acquainted with
packing Porter &C. his customers assured that they
can be accommodated az the shortest notice and The ~
ticles packed up IN the very best manner.
Mayo. Us-sm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

/ Vsf or MISLAID-six Scrip (ertifca.cs Of Stock
- OF the Bank OF Nir..ia VIZ 3, 10. 10, g. ana ,,
shares ~ the name OF Matthew Cheatham Agent for
the Afanchesic; Parish
Application will be made to the Bank FOR renewal Of
said Stock, by
F. BuRroor. AscRttor t6e Manchester Parish
OGy2n. 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

V5IFrY NEGROts-wn be Sold, at LynehlnTe, on
* he 10fn june rtxt 30 ratnobte Nfer0es-anOng
which are some good House servants aud Crop Hands,
on crcS OF xty days, for negotiable notes, with APP
The above sale will be conducted hy
RICHARD POLLARD,
dHcfOHefr.
May y. ids