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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-08
Jonathan C.. May,
.1JPREH4.N.y JgYLOR.

I'D RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends
kN aud the public, that be las just re-
ceiyed. and now on hand, large and
very general assortment Of the most IA.
shiOnahle cloths, cassimercs, cords, vel
vets, fancy vestings, flu.lings, coatings,
double uilled drabs and plaids.-Gsntle-
men can be supplied at all times with
coats, great coats, surtouts, cioaks, pan
falcons, vests, etc. of the best quality,
newest fashion, aud made in the best
manner-Also, mourning furnished at the
shortest netice.-On hand, very great
variety Of ready made clothing Of every
description, which he is determined to
dispose of on as reasonable terms as any
Of equal quality can be obtained in tine
district,-He solicits share Of patTo-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-08
For Ereight,

TT The sch'nt UNION. cap
yk,eisSS> tain Cole, pCa. ly new aud
superior VESSEL carries about
t.sZsS oG0 barrels, will be ready
in a few days 10 receive cargo, and VII!
take aIrraisat for Europe OF Coast~He.
Apply 10 ~
I.AwRtSoN & F9WLE,
Who have for sale said schrs. cargo OF
100 tons Plaster Paris,
Also. Tor sale, landing from schr. BOlin1,
capt. Sylvester, from Madeira,
/ P P'Ifi pipe MADEIRA WINE.
or. ca>k }
Ostn5er s9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-08
For New-York,

rEs The fine fast sailing Sloop
,yissySSSS, PACKET, capt. 'Fhos. Van
~ ~ sssS Name, brrthrn $40 barrels,
Z now lSiug At me fort o; King
strect-For freight or passage, having
good acc ommOda,inGs, apply "a bes"d OF
:, J. $. J. DOUGLASS.
a, tober 50. II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-08
John Lloyd,
MAS recei, ed by the ship Boston, an
i 8 Invoice vt
DDTuTcE RDV Ennnc

Consisting principally Of superiine anf
second broaJclOths and cassimeres, dou-
BILE milied drabs, pelisse cloths, bomba.
zetts, Bedford cords, vestinss and bIan-
kets, put up in small bales, and viii be
sold together or by the package, at an
unusua! low advance end very accummo-
dating credit.
October 6 IIwws't
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-08
JONITHaN c. My.

Has also opened NEW SHOP, in
tSe above line, on King street, Tin the
house lately occupied as the Domestic
WarehOuse) under the care OF an expert
enced foreman, who will use his best en-
deavors to please. His assortment is We.
nv general in every article in The above
line of business. Customers, Leaving their
measures at either shop, may depend on
having their orders executed in the nest
fashionable style, and at very short no.
tee. tie requests those xho may wish
to purchase, to call at either shop and
view his assortment, having no doubt OF
giving them bargains that will please.
Octnher 10 dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-08
For Freight,

For Freight,
RS The brig COMMERCE.,
-vIssSsS, Wade master, bogthen 1000
vs;ssss ssrs n barrels-a good vessel, and
SszSA can be ready in u few days
for the reception of a cargn. Apply to
I.AWRASON 4 F0NLE.
Who have &, sale toe cargo of said orig
fre,R flayTe, cOnsis,iagof
100 { as FRENCH PLASTER.
Nnvpnher )
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-08
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMANACS, for 1918,

Just published and for sale BY the gross,
dozen or single one,
ByJOHN A. STEWART,
JCs0 has on hand,
a large stock of writ,7g and letter paper
pssteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
msnts. prayer books, psalrn AID hymn
books, with many other established reii-
gioys works Of merit. A genera! assort-
meLt OF
School Books,
Amonr which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics. DiIworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and PHI
iadelph;a spelling books, Murray's, Web
STEERS, Ashes aud Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key. Am. Gas, Book,
BIair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
ductiaa to Reading, New-Tork Reader,
No. /, Q and s, Seo't's Lessons, En-
feld,s Speaker, GOldsmith's England,
Rome and Greece, Wets'er's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
ALPS Fables, Bliir's Grammar OF Chems'
try. O'Neai's and Wiliet's Geography,
DiIwortIr's, Tutnr's, lesse's & Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Jotasol's, Sheridan's, aud
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
&c etc. together wirh large stock Of
law, History aud Miscellany.
Wholesale rsgcbasers allowed a l;be-
,ra, discount Angus. FL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-08
Wanted to Purchase, or take
to Winter,
HNnRSES, Mules, or Cattle, b. the
IL drove or single ore.

A family Of SLAVES, consisting Of a
man, his wife ard four children, three
If them girls and one boy; their ages
from IL to &c years. the man aud woman
between so aud 4O--all of them healthy
and stout.--Enquire Of the Printer.
October Ii dSn
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-08

For Sale, Freight, or Chatter,
SEs The substantial ia.t siii'ns
EaSSsss brig VIRGINIA, bTthen
SSr&sT 500 barrels. Far terrf APP
<ss& ply to N. KEEN.
Oct.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-08

Notice.
W1lIE Subscriber having taken into
q partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future viii be conducted
under the frm OF CArLETT Y IRWIN.
All these having claims against are, are
requested to present them and receive
their money; and all those indebted, are
respectfully solicited to make payment
with as little delay as possible.
CHARLES l. CATLETr.
For Sale,
I57 bales and boxes burlaps, ticktcn-
burg, oznabuTgs. bessians, creas, platii
las, estopiilas, brit!anies, ehOieNS and
dOwlas
gao boxes consisting of half pint, pint,
quart tumblers AMI decau;e1s
80 boxes elegant cut glass, containing
cordial glasses, wines, tumblarS, pitch
ers, plates aud dishes
200 boxes window glass, s by 10 and
aud 10 by l2
50 chests hyson and imperial1 g.
teas 9.
4cos pieces short yellow nan -
keens : g
600 do. long yellow do. rs
10! boxes India China, consisting of
dining sets, tea sets. cups and saucers,
pint bowls, dining and desert plates, Hat
and deep
6pipes, 10 half pipes and % quar-
ter casks very sup. London Particular
Madeira Wiae, tom Gordon, Rua, In.
g. & Co.
German s,eel, very sup. qualify, cop
per pots and tca.ketiles, soap, candies,
aad rails-tor sale an reasonable terms.
CATLErr u IRWIN.
OctOhCr IL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-08
Thomas III. Rowland

\ FEDEuto ~ IAV" ItRffO
HAS FOR SALE,
"A Liverpool coarse ard fine salt
Swedish bar iron, Russia hemp
New-0Fleans yarns
Spermace'i and ta!low candles
Spanish hides .r.
Spermaeeti, whale & tanners oil
Mackerel, and a large quantity Of
Welsh slate of a superior quality.
October IS dS'mwff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
-SlO,76o,509 90
NEW CHANNEL OF COMMERCE.
SIO,s45,IS6 90

From tie Ifgrfsyihe Rcpvblcarl
we rake gieaf pleasure ln laying the follow
lnS communication before the publc--it is on
subject Of the greatest Importance 10 ,n,.
community. The produce Of all the upper 81
middle country, instead of passing along the
meandering channels of the Tennessee and
Ohio rivers INTO the Mississippi, will hereafter
be transported To the nearest navi0able waters
OF the 'fOmhigbee and Alabama rivers, and
thence 10 the Mobile. IL from Huntsville 70
the faliS Of the Black Warrior he only one hun
dsed and twenty miles over a winding road x
can be travelled by loaded wagons in g days
and 1t from the Mobile, a cargo can be brought
to the falls in 20 days, while the country il vet
unimprOvcd and scarcely settled how much
shorter Will tue distance and how much snoner
viii the trip be performed, when the roads will
be Strengthened aud improved. audthe naviga,.
ton Of these rivers opened and the ObstructiOns
removed.
The merchant. instead ofshippinq his goods
from New-YOrH ana Philadelphia 10 Charles
ton and Savannah, aud from thence transport
ing rem bV land TO Ross. on the Tennessee
river, route eTpeglmeniaiiy known to IT,
fran Git with delay, hazard. and loss will
hereafter ship dirertly so tlp Mobile or 10
SOM designated port Oh TIC Iombigbce or Az
abamba, from whence there is an excellent
keel boat navigation TO iiic falls Of the Black
Warrior. From Cuba 80 Mobile /. said 10 be
about three days sail from Mobile to the falls
Oi tie Black Warrior Is H. or - days travel,
and from the falls 10 Huntsville only 5 DAYS o.
vcr dn excellent road SO that IN - or 30 days
cargo might be bsCughtirOiu tue Iidvdnna 10
Huatsv.lle.
It's evident, then that our sugars. wires.
liquors and groceries Of every Kind. will come
much cheaper ~ MS from Ncw-OrIeans. or dny
0i the West-fndia Islands by way OF Mobile
and up the Black Warrior hi - or 80 DAYS than
these which wc receive in three, -four or Sis
months mp TIE Mississippi, Ohio, aud Vcnncs-
sec rivers. ON acquaintance with Captain
Cgunp, vhO has frequently irascrscd the
fs.tf .fars|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
lfoaflN Comme,cigI Reno,.,

FSom end OF Enelaadt 10 tho ober 49,, bear r r,I,
ny su.Ssica'ai drt'ess. and tfc decay OF manu-
i1Ses Ihe distress real buI few enquire into the ie
~ causes. The war Of ttentyhve vest. which We have
sustained against civii aui political liberty has indeed
fnCi0Tned with suCc bat a.s what has heen nv
rather hats, The result success We have ent
Mteen huhdred millions sterling and reduced ourse,ye,
:. ndnhi uPt'} andDc1sary, so it capital is wanting 10
carr on the comon operations Grade aud even cont
heice eli, foreign commerce meaA il almost min
a. ana not temporarily 1T in tnrn with All te
~, VI, ouI i"nniacihies were prohibited every w.eie
ava we compelled every nation 10 become ,nanuiac,urr
OF hose articles we had been stoned To SUNNY tbe
~, oH Custoin mouse books declare this fatal truth
winch hundreds Of thousands starving families
~ wIetcneahcss ana rags. America can do without ~
rance ANA germany can do withou: our cotton u
h1actTes are rgaed in cl,eapncss and ouaIity. and
as 70 tie manufactures OF Birmingham and shelld they
are not elualed IN workmanship il is true ,r, fiov
executed on lower ters than England can furnish bcn
amt where they are evidently Inferior in every respert
they are preferred employing their own yrnrk MN
@ whatever England MAY fancy, certain il is that
Il not any one natuu m Europe grateful for her r,snt
.ot uey say ahd perhaps too justly. that pride en-
" aud personal intcTet TIE grand Cnuses for which
ngand oe0 and therefore they look on her danrerous
t,tHanou with complacency rather than sympathy Ia
we principal points Of British commerce. France more
uahfFals rs even IN matters which We iancicd we 50
h'ucA eAcelled III lie cutting for instanoeFTance snt
Iea severely dnrin Tie olution for want of English
rue 'hose o. Aiboise were good for nothing aud ten
Years dio dd Not occupy twenty bands at present OUn
ana TIE Az Is carried to degree of per-
''"h u"nhoNn III ENGLAND, BY the genius and ptsevc
rance OF NJ dc SantnTs. They are exported every
whrfe' except to England, and ato;d one amongst a
t| aHu proofs tAat, fy the war, deprived Eurone
and America for time OF necessary articles and by do
rg So compelled them TO manufacture for themselves
aud 1T length be able TO oar nerchsuts-,s Yn,
siticies are very good BAT we 10 without Them"
Inc DanS-roes In circulation, uhich III 1871. ls nd
II, aVcfa ged upwards of fv millions rre on he a.,
OF JanIaiy' 1873 but ~ $50 400 and on Januar,
1915 they wefefuther reduced to 800 Can the
s'aeiy OF money. ana the consequent siagnation Of
tiade, he matter wonder "
The dminutOn of Elk millions Of bank notes
would affect the circulation ofoountgy bankers IN Ten,
Joid degree, aud beuce The sOppsge so may Of them
.id tue reduction Of their numbers from 0g6 ON
snr o' 81 January 1873 to or, the 9Th of January
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

me river, and we had n;;le CT 40 diaicni,y ii
Getting through. Captain Bacon states that
lie was two days coming from Mobile to the
falls Of tie Black Warrior, including or q
das Of delay. The iinpediinents in the rivers
are triiiing 10 such u boat a. mine which is A.
boat 80 feet in length. The cargo, consistin..
OF brown and HAVANA white sugars. coffee
rum, wine, oranges and few dry.gooCls, ar
rived at the falls in good order: two Wagon
loads OF sugar, wine, coffee, and oranges. /
brought to Huntsville and it is remarkable,
that out OF one thousand oranges not more than
halt dozen spoiled. In eight DAYS, the vag-
CONS reached this place from the falls of the
Black warrior, over road 3-5ths of which
IS level and the balance notmuch broken not
more than three hills OF consequence are
recOllected, and fonr horse team can easily
draw two thousand weight up either of them.
There has been very little labor bestowed i'm
cutting out the road, and discovered that hv
turning it little fromits windineS, il could be
greatly improved; tho distance suppose from
Huntsville TO the falls of the Black Warrior, is
about 100 miles. Its evident. tie dist sncs can
be much shortened by STRENGTHENING the road.
Yours,
Very respectively,
JAMES o. CRUMP.
Hmtsrinc, e.h Dee 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The vast capabilii Of our country are
gradually aud extensively unfolding them
selves. Thc interesting account ofayOy-
age npthe Iomhigbec whichwc copy from
the Huntsville newspaper, gives Us anidea
81 once OF the WildHess aud Importance Of
the country III the Southwest, part Of
which is embraced ia the Territory which
it 10 now proposed 10 erect into State. -
Here is channel, nayigablef0r hundreds
OF miles, iOf boats drawing Two feet water
al least, Just discovered 10 Us by accident
as itWere II is not IN the Mississippi
Territory alouc, nor vet IN the wiids 81
ibe Vest, that those traits which give ga
lue 10 country, are uuexplCred or IN
cultivated. IL Was only last year, illst ihc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
Observation-Disclosures
| by the tate Mas. RoniN

by the tate Mas. RoBiNsoN.
Through all the scenes Of Natures VARYING ulap
teisstta Freedom warns The breast oil man:
LED ty her darling hand what pow can bind
. ne houndlsss efforts Of the lab'riuy rnlud
The eOd-liAe scS'OuT, thrilling ibro' the hear
IlNe- new creation to each vital part
lhfuhs rapture through each palpt ating vein
Nings Tie rap. Thought, and warns Tie fertile biain
20 her ihe nohlest aitfihutes OF Iicav'n
ambition, Nalour. e!oqucnce are gym
SAl 1uiis The soldiers brow with vreatts subIiur
rom het expanding Reason Learns to climb
40 her the sounds of melody belong
&c WAKES the fapturcs OF The Poets Sout
- goa-N"r Freedom bids each passion live
bat i,ma inay boast, or patriot Virtue give
ph' he'r the Arts cniish,cH Il sulendours own
s,hc l'vts ~. f'asant--riie adurus he Throne;
- nrh Phinnibf0py cNtsins her aaitd
eiVesifrth pre-eii:u,nsv aud Nygth cnruruand.
yer eye Directs tie pata that cad, to Fame
Lights Na,ours torch snd iriirs Inc .luriom. Game
She scaiteis joy Ger Na.nrc'S endless scopc
Sises slrensiht to Reason --ccstacy 20 Hope
tehneis"aeh pang Humanity can feel
AGO binds pfe-n,lptuuus PoNcr with nerves n,
steel:
sirans'es each tstant Phantom IN it, birth
Ahu sh""s no ttle-but sUPEHtOR wOnrH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

Ncir- YORK., jan 4
S-ngNsF t0tfFIHt1ci4 liY the schcinr of the Ne
cra ieitefy now drawing this city the tirst draw n
hummer every day anti the 18th day. is entitled to uTile
pdfahe IA package of loo tickets aud also The
as' uIaMn number OF certain days is entitled to u stated
hgh prze To-day being the 4oih day the last drawn
niOer was entitled la the prize of 10 COO but when
'oe huitr was unioided il appeared 20 he one OF a
paehase Aat Is reserved tO be drawn the I3 day and
sdhnot De drawn heiors consequently, the nrst
oiaNh manner on that day, (aeNt Monday) VIII be
sH'itled to at least tbs OOo aud alsot the package
nned Tor tha day OF 700, payable ,iche,s which
~ py possibility contain the numbers thar may draw
se nshs prize OF : 80, 000 aud O.her high prizes re
manning ~ the wheel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

FROM this sum however, is exclu,led ih.
newly created debt 20 the bank OF the United
St2tes, OF seven millions Of dollars because the
dividends upon our bank stock will be consid-
erably more than the interest upon the debt to
the bank at five per cent. / also exclude
si,00s,OtO, of stock created to satisfy the claim
ants to lauds under the state of Georgia. be-
cause 1t bears no interest aud is TO be paid out
OF the sales Of tie public lands in the Nfississip-
pllcrutory, WhichWeIc obtained from thcstaic
of Georgia.
TocXdnguish the debt as speedily as possible
seems to be the first wish Of the best informed
among Us. J be amount now annually anprnpri-
ated 10 this desirable end, is Fici., millions.
bat il is contemplated 20 cncrcaseit TO Tn
millions. ccrfdiR, and moreover To provide that
wndicfrr balance MAY remain ia the treasury
~ to- end OF each year, over and above Two
niiions OF dollars. shall DC further applied 10
paving of tue debt. This is the more propec
ps.ifom We fsp.d increase Of the population *
consumption of imported articles in The United
Iiaics, tuese balances may be con ,dcfablc and
81 o. naH economy 90 lave such large sums Ming
"cdd aud ui,Foductise, Wilde SIC gre paying "a
htary interest.
lhus ihcrcnrc at rrce,rt 30 tie treasury
CONTRARY % i anilc qdf.0u,I ihc sun or az
y iiion OfdOi lrs. Those cen millions "a % ler
ccnt.are worth ST., hanlred noprand dollars
Icf anpai0. aDd is therefore hetier. 10 pas oft
9 part gft'if debt Hia it, tliau lose dat inter.
$50. elOdl d llt whole euH annually apurapfi-
afci 90 TIE pafairHt GO tlle fcl3 ans0nuf To r.
tefcf millions no., uort W.l bc ,aut of iB fgg-.
'~P ytrs. aai.il ihr .prilus-rs in the ffea-
saiN WeFe intt au0Hut frs1fer. Tie debt
Nih af course Pc 30 inHfh tfes ouuer paid. and
flc Ion s..c.ea from q brfdrn which in
i.co ~ war pfgFse u|ou ~ li.c 80 iaopbns.
n'rninis nf tHt .tr'fs.uts. These have
icen na.ntuse u.feeG fefilig sfc last year.---
li f-"' ti".e -. h- poured into the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

In The treasury at the the lie
ginning of the year 1916,
makes the whole actual
iuad of that year, eNclu-
s:ye efioars and treasury
notes.
Thirdly ; the eXpences Of th,
These are nearly as fellows {:
Civil diplomatic and INSECT.
lancous expenses,
Military
Naval
Making only the sum OF
For the total amount of the
current expenses OF The
government, tRclttdiag Tie
-Irmy aud Narg,
We have also paid on account
of the funded debt aud III
tcreSt, the sum of
But VIC have in fact paid "A
great deal more officiating
public debt this year, that
Is Ia say:
An asrearage for military
service,
Amount ofFreasury notes o.
yer and above the amount
OF wha, have been issued
for the iacilitation Of the
treasury operations this
year-say
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

10 BL50LD, or the 5th day Of January next 4 falr
oihangisc the nest fair day, twelve uorfhs ere,
., o. ic piaDrioas 81 tue county of Amelia late the
prolciW 10 Cal Thomas Fcfknson. dee cngntitv OF
col fodder sna ~ tie plantation utensils foctr with
nHnhei OF valuable work horses and oxen ssd all tfe
cdue aud hogs on said plaplgtilns, and 0 t,e boner
Aoa aud Kitchen iufnitue belonging 70 the oa OF said
feskiusou. w
The sale wilt commence al the plantation called
Ci1ecN, and when The articles there are sod IL viii be
adjourned % tue plantation which the said p,,ki,
soH resided.
ronss ana approved security will be reoni-,5 ,r no
: ..slg ioI ihc aplQant tacy may png,Is.e "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

MIOIiCb.-ite Subscriber is authorized 10 hire for
the ensuing year, Tves0V NcrrO HeD ~ ~ srt an,
the street, IN tlc CITY Of Richmond Oor which ntefai
price viii BE- evenly tie Co5porafioA.-- apply 10
ORRiS PANE.
S'Ff'""tt II. Him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

- viitt,-A H nefsOns hayiOg claims against o.. ~
'sle "t JOHN hdic, dec. viii pies.s hand them to
if ''hc hefs, fysucs Ware, 81 Coocisnd county on
"lati % Lcnisdl it-aiiy authenticated. on or
irsufe tle i5.h Of lfucxs ~ tsy viii ten be- able 10
~ Htn, gthcfrise. tAia notice Cog be plead ia 1af.
~ L.u--.- ----ncd 10 ti saif cfa'e wn ysse con,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

So 100 ,t0i co
5,2t6.0Oo %
3,eO1 900 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

EWASiEIl, single gentleman qualified to tesch the
lnsi'sh ana Latin languages graininaticaiIy toe.
ther WIN Ai.t.ineiic aud Geography. man Of middle
age viii meet preference.
Appia'on By letter postpaid, addresse, 10 the sub
sorlber living Powbatan coufi house viii he -
tended to. - ."
January 1. r. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

- ilot'cs Is Hereby ejueR, That on the same day
s AZ Fneiic Aucnon viii take place Of ALT the reuaa
& ~ I1 w, oeiong'ng to the Swannborouc Conpanv NJ
tne IoNchtFteT SacRaDge, pbea fun TLreting ~ ~.
opsiois either IN person by proxy is earnestly re-
place. - ''s ''neein VIII laAs
iznusye. -xo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

on.y very few years, that the State (ihe
legislature at leasO has appeared 70 real
ire the Importance OF an inland navigate
Oh, said 10 be very practicable, and which
would contribute SO much 10 :he prosper
ity and Importance of that State. Iii, in
these long-se'iled States, there is much
room Tor Improvement, how wide Il field
Is open tor the Young aud adventurous on
the borders OF the Lakes, and Westward
beyond them, and in the beck country
OF Georgia and Tennessee and the adj
joining Territory
National Iatoiigencer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

"diP- MS lana Hes at the Junction of PA
munky River with that of York, the lower Ok.
tfemity being about miles bcOw-the ,lrDcr
above NcstPoint. Is extends about eight
miles on Ne River, and is almost the whole OF fe
neck Termed % tine bend OF the Panulsy and
YORK Rivers. II IS alnItst supeIilnous 10 say
thatit is all flat land The advantages are ~
abundance Of fish, oysters & crrbs-allofvhich
onera profitable traffick 10 Richmond. froIg
which II IS distant about forty nnles-'Ths soil
IS peculiarly adapted 10 Indian Corn Wrist fbe
abundant marshes attached tOit afford u never
idllngfund of manure, 10 which tie industrious
man can neyerresOTt, without succcss-ssveg.,l
creeks run into this Land, supply large ron.
lion OF meadow, giving the industrious farmer
as much fresh hay as he might desire whilst tl,a
marsh would give him more salt-hav than he
could cut. This tract contains about 81 ac,.;.s-
exclusive of 800 or 1000 acres Of marsh cuf III
from tho main by a thoroughflre: there are on
TINS tract twO mill seats exclusive Ofadyantaoe.
ous sCitesfcr tidcuils. YhsIand might he cor.
venicutlydivided into two tracts. as a Crert
runs through It.. Payments would be rnade
most accommodating.
The pmclaserpayngi interest, mighthaye his
own time. Any person wishingto purchase is
desired 70 apply 70 Mr.ynDs TAYLOR. Richmot,d
or 20 the subscriber in williamsburg.
he idnd will be shcwu. IN application by
letter. BifRWEld, iIA sSF,TSr y.
- lthavng been found impraclcabie 10 oct
OH The crop OF corn, sc ~ the 20ts November
asbeiOic advertised. The public sale is rosfpcu-
ca tll further nouce-tiie pfopert win be stu
ifcatedio II private salc.-By order Of lie
proprietor, THOMAS rtYTnK
Noycmber2. 5l-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

M ANCiIESTEH TURNPIKE CONPANY--T5- H.;
LfS rectors of the Manchester, gI,gpiEc C,n,,as,
have declared dividend of r cent ~, the orit,y
STOCK, which vii! be paid Ike Stockholders or ~
representatives, on the 18th Of Ianuary nest NJ 1 &
soiioei's Once, IN this town. (5Tanchrster3
JAMES BRANDER Yreos,kra,