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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

6 Whitehall, Nor. s, 1916.
" Ny LoRD-I am just honored with
your Lardships letter Of this days date.
Having thought it my duty 10 submit TO
your LordsIHp the observations and sug-
gesti0ns contained in my letter Of Y ester
day, must leave the determination upon
the subject TO which they apply to your
Lordship's own discretion.
g have tie honor, &c.
SIDMOUTH.
"To the Right Hon.
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&TAGE FARE between fredericksburg and iichnoud.
- In consequence of the very hgh price of produce
the stage between the above places sud them
selves compelled 10 raise the price 10 SeTe. hOi0rS
a HGif-at which rate will be CHARGED aud after
fhe 18th inst. Tie PTOpfI6t0rS.
feb'y Is.
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IL Is earnestly requested that those who have claims
galust ID. Richardson, will present them that day
well authenticated, that provision may he made for their
final discharge. TYIOS. RICHiRDS
FebTW0Iy IS. gi-tds
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the Procession which has usually passed
by water from the city, to and from Vest
Der, will on Saturday next return, by your
Lordship's directions, from the latter
place through the streets of Westminster,
instead of by the river, think it right TO
suggest for your Lordship's conside era
lion, IN case there should be any founda-
ton ior the report alluded TO, whether it
may not be desirable and proper To adj
here to the accustomed course OF pro
ceecting on such an occasion, instead of
adopting one tiiat is extraordinary and
unexpected, and that may be attended
with consequences which ii cannot fail
10 be the earnest wish OF y our Lordship to
prevent.
= have the honor &c.
SgfSRYOyrrsNfy
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OFUtt0 NI'Vt,
NimrOd B'amham.
Oi-1aw3Ws


~ virtue of deed of trust executed ~ by David
2S Dickenson and recorded i'll the County Court of
Hanover dated the 22d day ofMarch 1914 to the
payment OF certain sums of money therein named, and
the eXpences attending the execution of said deed due to
VIM 1TueheaIt, OF said county, either us, shall
proceed 10 sell at public auction, the highest bidder
for ready money, the premises on Wednesday, the
9TH OF March next If fair, if not the fair day
tain tract parcel ofland lying the county OF HanO
with the improvements thereon, suitable for the ac
csimodation ofd eenteel family, containing by survey
80 acieS, being the tract of land which sand Dick
enson lately purchased of Edward G. Sydnoi:
And Friday, the 9Th Of March next, if fair, If not,
the fr day by of the above mentioned deed
shall proceed to sell ready money, the Prem
se, tire said DiCkensOns half interest half
tot III tile city OF Richmond being known by The No. o.
i'll Dusals addition, nuch thereof as sill be suic
entto satisfy said deed.
JOHN A. RICHARDSON, ,r,,s...
RICHARD II. JOHNSON. 1'"''e'''
- n,cfd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

NEGROES For SGic.--Nil he Sold 10 The highest
II bidder, at the dwelling OF M DAVID Richards
IN leasa MitchelIs Store, Friday the 2Sth
siant, FIVE likely Negroes, for moReyAlso, hor
SEES hogs aud plantation tools.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

NToTICE.-rbe late partnership between Jasyer RD-
' bi'Sand HiEiiam cruces, dnaliy dissolved ON
the is. vi January, 1917.
January 2, ISi7. o5-at
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SlDNIOUTII
"'Fhe Right Hon.
"Ihe Lord Mayor" &c. &c. &c.

MdnSi0n HouSc.
My LoRD-i had the honor 10 re-
ceive your Lordship's letter respecting the
procession OF tomorrow In Former
years the procession proceeded to West
minister and returned by land am not
aware oiauy Inconvenience t,iat can arise;
but, on the contrary, ii viii relieve the
pressure Ill Bridge street, LudgatctiiI,
&c. by an extension Of the line of process
sion. fear any alteration take place
now, 1t would disappoint the people so
much, us to create great confusion and
iii the present state ofthe times, lam sure
it Is your iordship's wish to keep The
people in good liumor, as ii will be my
duty as we'll as inclination so TO do.
g have The honor, &c.
NJ. WOOD.
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PETER DUPUY.
Qstds
Powhatan. Fcb.ls.

I AND FOR sALE.-The Subscriber wishes to sell his
JrQct of Land, lying is the county OF fuYanna on
thc Eiysnna River, and AdTians creek, abodt IS miles
from tie town of Columbia, and fOui the
house % the county.
Oftlegact, which contains, in The whole 2.o0 acres
there Is only 500 ceared-lO0 Of which 5 good
bottom land bordering the river aud creek AZ least
800 acres Of nigh land good tobacco land ard tie
lance Of the Tracts well adapted the culture Of corn
wheat, sveTy productive, and lies well generally.
The land has Oh II large clearinghouse. well suited 10
IL accommodation OF family, aud also Kitchen sta
bes ard other necessary ad convenient houses To-
gether will ao,eTabe good orchard 0f frH trees The
dwelling is beautifully situated, and is Iensisaue
healthy, of winch the Subscriber ffoBi lis long expert
ence, can give full assurance.
There is onthe land Which 1ill be sold with it, good
Nanuacturiug GIist. and Saw din the latter ofwiIch
viii be particularly valuable 90 the purchaser, 1900
cfes Ofihe land ahomds with good prims timber There
Is also house which has been hitherto, and Is a. pre-
cent used for Merchandising, andis considered excel
lent stand fof business.
Tie whole viii be sold together, and possession given
Immediately divided into tracts Of 500 may
best suit purchasers. onethird OF the purchase money
viii be required in cash, ans he other twO-id in twO
annual payments.
Those wishing to purchase will be shewHihe land by
ny Thomas Bernard, residing tie premises, 10
whom SUPPLEMENTARY be mad9 for that purpose &C.
nyselfat the Washington Tavern, in The city 81 Rich
mond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

NJARsBAI5s sALE.-By vroe Of a deere Of the
AVA Superior Count OF Chancery for the Rchmond Dis
tci, PRONOUNCED the SIKH day OF June, 1916, n
c1nsc therein depending, between jones H. Ihugsi9.
plaintiff; aud Thomas G.. Armstrong Richard Jones, and
tamnei Jones II Nottowas fefeudantt-Wii hesoid %
tlchieie hidder Cor cash fhgfjay iIe fti DAY Of
March holloway e.trf. t...a else
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

H. BAKER, SVrgeOH DoHfiSt, respectfully Hfoguos
10 lie ladies and gentlemen of Richmond aud it's ~.
cinity that during the short time he shall continue b
city, he will be happy to attend them his profession
al his Mcssrs. Ddbney & Bakers Store onno
site the swan Tavern-or, at their several places of A.
Bode.
He has three different kinds OF teeth, each excenr in
Its KIND which e engafts stunps of decayed teeth
or inserted where there none, from Que to SET
Jhey are fabricated from the HppopOianus Natural
teeth aud the Jf1cT0k Pusts Teeth, which are an inn,
proyement upon ose invented ia Europe their ,uDeri
ofly ccnsissin never changing their color
lie mends decayed teeth, with gold oT foil so that
they become ardcaily sound, aud useful they ever
were.
He c!canses separates, extracts teeth their snInps
IN the saiestand most approved manner and regulates
children's teeth.
lie has also tooth powder, prepared by himself fee
from every deetefous quality which its use not ONLY
poshcs the teeth tut preserves them cures diseased
gums and Keeps them in healthy state
ff Advice given the teeth gratis--Atteudance At
his room till 10 A. VI. aud from J.. H.
- LigeiT6YS IRE dir6cted to Dr. Bf'Catp.
.f0UHGTp ~. ss2a1tf
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ALLEN RnRNARn.

tTAIUABLF J9apcs RiDfr La,ld for .Sqle.-yyill he
sol before the door ofthe Heil.Tavcrn on the ith
Wednesday of next month II far. II not the next
far DAY. between tie hours Ofi2 aud O'Clock IN the
ycniug, tracts or parcels of LAND, viz.
One tract containing about $50 acres lying the
snith sidgof James River iui below westhamfc
aud adjoining the dbuncnt Of One bridge 70 DC built
Gross tie said river ny Mr.. Wilton q Co.
the otter tract containing So acres aud Wing abont
iniie from the FIRST mentioned aud the distance
from The river. Tile timber aud Oher advantages Of
these tracts Of land, render them oheciso importance
60 gentlemen WHO wish to acquire properly in tie neigh
OorhO1d Of Richmond.
Terms y Satei cash the balance in two annuai pay
faert. from the day 81 sale.
an ndu5tihie e 20 The land wili be conveyed 70 the
purchaser, upon his isakaq te Cyst payneBt and Civ
is5 beads with approved sccpiy for the balance, by
Le'cis q. tpsbaw, 8
EotciA OysiaD.
February fGs Q3fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

nR. DAVID FLOCK respectfully nforms The pubic
~ thai he has just arrived ffcn Philadcpha al this
place autteDders his services Doctor, Surgeon, y
EIycFii.cat0t Dentist.
lie also extracts COrns ia q few minutes without oc-
ca,iins the least pan drawing amy blood or prevent
insthe person from walking immediately after the opera
-on lie arIaigeS nails grown the desh that the
Persu viii not suffer any Pans be iroabled with 1t
ans snoir.
ren2 The es;h and preserving the gums III perfect order
lures pimpIes aud rigworuis which happen To grow
n the face radically. Tie numerous cures &c mas uiace
An the different places where his profession has called
him enables him produce the testimonies OF his
Professional character.
lie will BIC found home ready to wait persons desi
rous OF the benefit Of his services IN Tile morning iou
O'Clock till Il, and from O'Clock till IN the after
Ladesaud gentlemen be attended at their resi-
dence when requested
lie intends remain in this town month. His
sidence is at HIS Catherine StTOtAers, MessEs.
Tripett& Cos Store, street.
Feb'y is. SO 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

~ ALUAbLb REAL EolAIE FOR SALE.-l VIII sell
positively TO the highest bidder, Thursday, the
10Th day of March, being the day after Powhaan court
on the premises f fair If not the next fair Gay, that beau
yiit situation Prospect H) ia the county OF Powha-
tan, whereon now live containing 700 acres, with
large Convenient dwellingh oEse well calculated for e
accommodation OF geEteei family, with suitable and
,onyenien; outhOnses, such Kitchen nursery,
house graary aud stablesa young and dourishing ap
pie orchard.
ALso-An interest of onesixt. of large brick Gotten
factory; with thirteen acres land aud suitable houses
attached thereto.
ALso-A large and csInnlodious Merchant NH
running three pair stones-n good neighbcrhood tor
the purchasing of wheat, and within miles James
River, and on Jones Creek constant stream This
ludble property viii be sold entire, divided the fol-
lowing manner 10 sut purchasers, viz The dwelling
house, ortouses ana orchard, with about four hundred
acres oil lana abont 10 OF which are excellent meadow
land and lays south OF the Factory and its canal About
Zoo ACRES northwest OF the Factory, and bounded by the
old courthouse road NY interest in the FACTORY be
sold with OF without this 2s0 TIE mills with i
miilers house, snd l.ty
ALSO-My equal muiety with Mr.. VIM. g. Poeall, in
valuable frtct Of IGRa containing ass! acres, within
two miles OF James RIVER, well known 10y the name Of
the Pateson Tract. which valuable Coal Mines
leased cutfor the present, and five succeeding years
q cents per bhei for half the quantity THAI may be raj
sed aud carried away at present worked BY Mai Harry
fiethhe coal Is Of superior quality and confidently be-
tieved ineShaustible.
ALso-IIs acres Of LAND. LAYING Immediately south
OF and adjoining the PtteSoH Tract with convenient
iwenghouse and 0ut-honses, with GrtSt MIL on
DuoyS creek. On this tract also coal has been raised
and large body of IT, IL is supposed, readily
found. The lines of this tract come within few hun
died yards of the Pits, the P0ffes0a Tract. These
ltds VIII ne surveyed ana pdtteu DeoIe tile day OF sale.
To en,erprzing Heu, those VINO may has dsDne
aud agreeable situations Tor family residence this pro
pert holds out strong Inducements to purchase. II
believed resi- estate 81 equal value with that offered
for saleis rarely ia market The whole of it lying nom
~ to J miles from Richmond.
IERBS-Onefour cash, one-fonrth in co days, one
fourth in To days, and the remaining One-fourt III s0
days fo The farming lands mills SC for tie coal pat
teson rract land, aeomrth cash ~ and Is months
credit for the baianceAll with approved endorsed
gotable Dotes, PAYABLE either Of the Richmond Banks
with deeds al t,Hst to secure The payments.
This sale will be conducted under the management Of
Mr.. Thomas T0gt0r, on Richmond, commencing pre-
csely &C eleven O'Clock, and continue from day day
until all is sold.
As soon The lands surveyed, the p!ats viii be
lea tue Office Of MessIs HeTOR .SHt04 5 Co. Rich
mOEd
PETER DUPUY.
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~ Tire F9ior Of The Press Lyl,ciJnrs ,fiN insert
the dbore advertisement m fhe doy 0f ydIe anu tgr
0ard his account 10 I'm. liam for payment
F,byY0ry l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

=" The Right Hon.
" Lord ViscountSidn,outh, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

sSRENCH Il ITALIAN LsNGUAGl.S.--Nr Cdvidaky
. professor oithe French aud Italian languages hav-
ing been in tcn wears professor OF the fycehm ii Bor
deiuN and member Of the Schools OF public instruction i'm
chat city, is DESTROYS of establishing himself CITY
where he has been hon0rably recommended by William
Writ. Benz. J. Harris, john G. Gamble. Z. Gwatbney
A. Murray, ]. Marx, and Robert Jones, Esg'rs-Begs
leave announce that he give private lessons
in town and At his house. above MIR. Dabneys Grocery
Store, opposite the Swan Tavern.
Fer farther information please apply sIr. l.. Con-
vert, Merchant i'll this city.
JannaTy2s. sf?awlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

ET0HTY NEGROES AT hUCriON.-On Monday lire
10th DAY Of MARCH, az 10 oolosS viii he sold rub.
Tic Auction. before the door 81 tie gcTasefn Tor cash
FDREY VERY vaLUABLE NEGROES, fmen, women
ara cpidren said 10 be As likely any n Virginia. A.
nons then Te aid to be an excellent holseseivaut &
atscod sJwyer-the balance prime crop bands
TftCM - TAYLOR. kt2f,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

NTEGRoES for sale.--By virtue of a decree of The
pstjci O Virginia between Rebecca Bond administra-
ttiN vi Phncds Bond, dec. who in fact
TlccrcditOs Of Ezekiel Edwards, plaintiff, and David
Ross and Others deieniantsl shall proceed sell. al
public auction, number of SLANES-being the Slaves
and their increase conveyed by David Ross William
Muwbnr and others by deed oil trust the 2Tst Of
bcr 1907 and recorded in the court of Campbell county
lie sale will commence ut 6liysr Towles's Tavern in
The town OF LynchhuTg, the 9TH day of March next
aud continue from day to day until the is compile
ted.
Abe Slaves will be sold for approved endorsed notes at
90 days. negotiable and payable the Bank virginia
Farmers hank of Virginia.
These slaves are represented extremely valuable
most II not adj Of them, having been employed in
buht tie Oxford Iron Works Ia the of Campbell!
number of themare said TO he kably well skilled
ia the working ofirOl They will he sold in families as
far practicable with justice to the parties concerned
II wond he more agreeable to receive endoT-
wa. MANN, Commissioner.
ON Monday the 18th of March next will be Sold at
The oxford Iron Works number al Wagons, with their
GEAR carts and implements used IN the business
iron Works, with iie stock of iron, hand and Il
number ofioTses, nudes, cattle and hogs. The terms
VI sale WAL be the same wh respect the slaves.
n. b. As the sale formerly advertised cOnnii-
ed. think itIOper To- inform the public ,hat the s'es
nos advertised viii proceed. unless prevented acct
dentand tIiat purchasers will find it their advantage
tu attend.
February II. o2tds
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nNEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. Hoped rom
~ my service, on the Ttl inst. gro mau named
JGchSiQD, vino occasionally calls himself Jact Ifd.g
ms nesros well known IN this city, having drove cart
NT several years for Col. Wn Campbell from whom |
purchased him about six months ago. lie very arfy
ana probably viii obtain free pass, ard endeavour 20
make noribwMdiy, rs I aUl lately informed be ma de
utedts 10 TINS eject to induce his late make
sale O NM Hei about SIS feet hgh. made iucii-
ned tn stoop i'm his shon'dcs, of dark tawny hue Iii.
We pOcNuen, bad rJuntcuance and about 2s years old
by trade shoeuiaker. Ills cotbing dark brown
Tee win black velvet collar, striped sr2nsd0wn Jacket
grey tNiied pandloons and dark brown great coat.
ne above cward will he paid for taking ny sd negro
and securing bin in any jail So that get him apan If
on OF the state twenty dollars II Within the state and
brOushthomc in addition all onabc charges paid
4 IN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

TELRGANr CABINET ruKNtTURE.-CHNs. CHg1s-
- 1ftN, Cubiref Mixer Fulton ST. (ate FAIR street
rear Pearl ST. Ngw-YoFK respectfully Informs Tie Cl
uzens OF the Southern States, that he has pinriosiy A.
daped bis business for Southern demand bis furniture
The best e0rhmaNshp He will. iwiil tue view Ol estd.
blising himself IN Southern CUSTOM reduce Ls prices
or orders from thence, five per cent. below New YORK
prices, which VIII generally meet ths Of freight
orders directed 70 him by letter viii receive immediate
9deEtoand information given, ifreqnise, 70 FASH
ion aad prices.
az his work is made IN his workshops, under his
PEI 1nai Inspection, aud packed no by himself which
enables MN to warrant his furniture 10 those that may
please % favour bin with their commands.
e. g. very grateful 90 those ladies and gentlemen Of
the Southern States that have favored BIN with their cus
tom. aud solca continuance of tbeir patronage aud re-
commentator
Nea- York, Dec 3 63-3m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
:" Tanning the Embers."

A democratic editor in Massachusetts, who
has Tong insisted that an g amalgamaton OF
parties" cannot take place but who offers no
better reason than that the Federaists have
made no concession Of principles. and will not
promise, in future to approve any farther than
the practical improvement upon Constitutional
terts will warrant, says, F'We are far from
kindling anew the .famss ofparty spirit-rath-
er would we prefer to fan the cmbers.' In
this unenvled employment, he weekly tugs,
like blacksmith at his bellows
Keeae Sentinel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
CORONER'S REPORT.

NEW YORK, NOV. 34.-Yesterday the cor
oner was called TO view the body of "a young
man in Christe-street, the circumstances of
whose death are as follows-Two young
men about l8 years of age, of respectable
parents, agreed to settle dispute with their
hsts--they took their respective friends,a and
met on the vacsn, ground of Col Rutgers.
Alter boxing about 10 minutes, in some
unaccountable manner, without any exter-
nal marks of violence. one of the parties fell
and expired No charge of unfairness was
made by either party. The verdict ofthe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
NORFOLK, NOV IL, 1917.

NORFOLK, NOV IL, 1917.
DREADFUL VEST INDIA HURRICANE.
Capt. Williams, from Antigua, reports,
that OH the 2lst October, dreadful hurri-
cane was experienced al 81. Lucia, Barba.
does Dominica, Nartiaico and So, Vincent.
hat at ST. Lucia all the vessels in the
port were entirely lost The Government
House, The barracks, &c. blown down: aud
the Governor, his lady, child, staff, secreta-
ry and servants, with Two hundred officers
and soldiers, besides others, were preclpi
tate6 into eternity that Of the Governor 5
household, so in num5er, not one escaped
10 tell the tale and that all the estates In
the island were rendered heap OF ruins.
That at Dominica, nearly the whole town
was inundated immense property des-
iroyed by both elements, a few lives lost,
and the island nearly desolated.
That in ST. Vincen,s the destruction was
nearly similar, and ten sail Of vessels blown
on shore, and mostly lost.
That in Martinico about SO sail of vessels
mostly American, were driven to sea, and
had rot since been heard from.
That the British ship Antelope, of So
guns, Rear Adj Harvey, had sailed f'om
Pigeon Island for Barbadoes the night pre-
ceding the gale and was supposed 10 be lost.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

Hdring insertsd IN our last paper, The address NTH.
President Of Dartmouth University, 10 The pi,bEc
PHrporttng TO be statement Of facts, YeLafine ~
the Temornt Of the Librdries, belonging 10 he Soci.
cites Of the United Fraternity and Social
Friends" at Dartmouth College; zoe deem II o,,r
dutyfo publish also the foolcing extracts frop fba
address Of The tso0 societies (chict are SIGNED b.,
committees in behGyof said societies. in orde, Il
e1hi6i 10 The public fair statement Of the coves.
qchich led 10 ne transactions and by lchich II ,r
appear MAJ me proceedings ofHe Societies aeers
Jss'y'aOte ana tIPea'tnt -9fter shecing that he
officers The University, had no eoonesy5 ,,br,es
III those libraries, ana itaf fsors ~ ~,
entertained for their safety BIZ reason of ,bs 49,
duel Of some Of The members OF The Uniyersi,v a.
committee for the United Fraternity o5serrf .tbgt
" Two of these members have detained
DOCKS un'lll the hines standing charged on The
ledger OF the librarian, amount 10 CIV doll.rs
ana sixty seven cents against one, and eigh.
Teen dollars and seventy five cents against Inc
o'ner. The books were, not two weeks since
delivered to the Secretary, who was appoint
s. % call on the delinquent members not
however, without repeated application to the
one and unparalleled insolence from the other
a . 'n'ro' having held an important office in the
society, now stands accountable TO il for
twenty I'VE dollars and forty cents, for which
ne has refused to answer, although repeatedly
called upon by the auditors Of accounts.
from this conduct, and some hints thrown
ou' by the partizans of the University, that
'he Society and Library belonged properly
and exclusively TO that Institution" and from
an express statement Of one Of its students,
mat " should the Society attempt 10 remove
ne Library, be had 10 doubt that the Uaiyer-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
From the Boston r. cJrder.


The cause ofthe Jtws.-A letter received
in this town, from Mrs. Hannah More, the
celebrated English authoress, dated Sep
tember :, states, that the Hebrew New
Testament is finished; and so great is the
demand for it that second edition is print
ing. Mr.. Way, gentleman of immense
fortune, high character, and who has devc-
ted himself to the Jewish cause, is now gone
to Petersburg with TWO German Jews, his
own converts one Of whom was ordained
priest the day before they came to take
leave OF us The sultan Of Iartary "a
Christian conyer,) is also of the party.
They preach to The Jews in the cities they
pass through"