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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

The defendants Logan Lcu0x and Ccmpany moi avn,
eAteIeo Their appearance and given security ACCORDING a,
rne Of tbs court andt appearing The sst>ictio of
me court hbtihey not inhabitants OF this dstrrt
Is Ordcrcd that tre said defendants do aprear .rre
On the nTs Gay oihs next term and answer The hill n
t 'iailhH ana 'hat copy ufths order ne forthwith
use 'ef "a some hevsp2pef printed in the city of Rich
mont loF two no'hs successfully, and posted al the
iioat door oi The Cluiioi in the said city.
Copy. Teste,
40, RlcRD. JEFFR,Es, CPk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

VALUABLE Reel Esf0te For Salc.-The Subscriber
Offers for private sale, his TrGCf u L,ld, coatain
Ing about SEQ acres, lying in The forks Of the brook RIM,
some oi II adjoining the Brook Turnpike road, near The
Bridge. and between -four and live miles the city OF
Richmond. an this land is very tine spring, and some
remarkably lilGsoule scites for building The tract
VIII eihr' be sold together IN lots sut purchasers
For Terms, apply to AoDcHTe, Robinson FtcGS0RtS
who aase OLE" al tie land aud fully authorised to
dispose thereof EDMUND ITLsBST'ER.
Fchy IS. gSwu
fSNE Subscribers will give liberal price cash, tor
i a few likely NEGRO BOYS, from TO IL years OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

fNFoIiCE Is hcieby giyen-Ihai m TIE uexf 4r-1,-t
~ Court ofSnuy County ~ the Court House ,,ercf
sba'l sell at public auction, for cash. much Of ali hr
Hhus ana Lots IN that County retained Delinquent for e
n"npaymeut Of taxes FOR the years and 1916 as iit
be sufficient to discharge The airears oftaNes which sbi
hen remain unpaid, aud per ctnrfd damages there
on i"ecther WITH the taxes Of Tie present year--
IAe sales viii commence ou ihr 1rft tiv Of me Corr,
ana CONTINUE from day 10 day until they shall he connie
led. ~ ~ ""'P'o
The Subscriber IS authorized to receive an such iaSc,
and damages az any time hefrfe the aud shall be- .i,
st on uelinqnehcies may he seen ip The CLERK once
oihc COUNTY 10 possession tho subscriber on i'm me
Oihce oithe Auditor Of Pnhnc Accounts.
ARCHIBALD DAVIS. g. O..
1uHt -. tl-wNNAs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

F'"tNif DOLLAi,s ttEW4bB WiH b. paid hJ lTe
y Subscriber for experiencing RfLPH.a tlI darn
ulato fellow ahout2l years old be- has bnshy head al
naif iie ahsconded the 81 cf last month Had on
uafs blue coat iightcooTed paniaooHs aad Gatk col
"fed great coat ic is pretty good Gardaer and Dffr
e. ana pTsDdy WIZ cudcavor 10 ret business in ttaf
me lie IS pretty well known about Naucbesfer as le
uained horses some yuaJs ago 60 M,i. VIM HalPs fie
WI probably endeayor get into business al the Inrnpik
ROAD now erecting 90 The west Of Bclunond. RE has
t"sinb Richmond, named Jerry that belonged or docs
belong. 90 MI Thomas Foulkcs that pieSe aud II -
hey Jerry may harbor him. The above reward will he
him to IONS W. tSt,pp "s
chesterfield June ~. ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

TIVE Subscribers have n safe, PORi oTG M-fDEF
d RI ZINE, warranted ofthe first quality, in pipes,
hogSheads aud quarter CASKS part just r,ceivedNs
SO, a large assortment OF Sheet Copper ard White
Lead. GORDON TROkES &, Co
Jnne27. l5-ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

NTOTiCE.-An Persons fis wing claims against the Is
tate Of Maj. Joseph ~oodso decd late of the ooun-
~ Gf Coocad requested bring them forward py0.
pety authenticated before tn" day January next
Otherwise this notice WI be plead In har against them
Those indebted, requested To make speedy payment
in oriei 70 a dlal settlement oftbc estate.
JOHN LEWIS, fd5l'r. Of
Joseph UODiS0H, dec'd.
Goociianl, Junc 70. I3-ws,.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

81 ANONER LAND FOR SALE. Iwli sail. n Tract
OF land, wing "a the county of Hanover. on Tie
waters Of Cedar and Viii creeks aud within about tve,
y miles Of Richmond. The tract contains about 500 a.
crcs auds believed N be altogether equal To any and
~ that nciehhorhoDd, considerable portion Of ,er
Low Grounds. 4 turnpike 10 contemplated 10 be rnn
within short distance Fit.
The TERMS viii be liberal and accommodating
Il. II. UPSHLJR.
JUN 70 Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

2NSoPtS MILLSToNES.--Tbe Subscribers will be
= 'tcrt"g ii aiew days. quantity Of R5optis Mill
phch they VIII sell low for CASH aud cxl,ect 10
ht.p constant supply Of them Gentlemen desirous of
purchasing thai kind he supplied at very short no.
ice, II We have not them on hand
JohRson g. Watkias.
49, At IO-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

7 TINTED srArES' STOCK LOsT-Notice il hereby
- given, iadi the following certificates OF q. S. STOCK
in toe name oi Lewis Willis, bearing date per list he
low, have heen misaid ~ lost gnd that due application
VIII DE made at tie Loan Oce Of the United States FOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

IN cHANcERY.-ht Court held for Cr-7ScTTzr-i
Z connty the nth day OF April, 1917.
Robert suaiioB, y,,oj,,;r
Against -
Aieyandcr wilson ard James wilson ylsGa5A6,y,S
Tie defendant Alexander Wilson nst ba,,rg er,.,,
~ appeaTanre and given security according 10 tic Ct
oi assembly ard the Rules at this Court ard il appeainr
10 me satisfaction OF the court tat he is not an inab
tau as tis CoplmOHwe5ihOn motion ofths nlaiutia hy
ms counsel, = ordered that the said deendzn Alex
ah9f 'presI Artc or or before September Court next
and answer NE raintif's h; and that capv OF MS
ORDER he forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed
M ne ct' OF uni'nond for Two months successfully and
another copy posted at the front deer of The courose
a. this county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

'FHE Office of the SherGof Henrico County is reno
4 we'd to The house OF Alexander Buchanan a few dor
above The IiHStinss Court Office.
June IS. ~ IN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

ENoR SALE-lwill sell, Oh very accommodating terms
the TR4cJ or LINN wherein now reside
containing tlrce thousand acres lying in the lower end
vi Neson Comfy, about three miles from James River
u Is particularly adapted the culture OF Tobacco and
Srain-is uncoinnony weli-timhercd and watered ard
has twoexceent mill seals omit. 1t viii be sold entire
OF oVdrdto suit purchasers. Persons inclined to pur
chase,afe invited TO call aud examine it.
kO3BCHNE THOMAS.
jane 10. Ies,ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

TNoUR VALUABLE NEGROES az aacfiea.-oa Wa.
ncSday the "a July before the door OF he eei
Iayern at 10 O'Clock v. Tor cash. likely Nero
man and her three children, 1.-TWO Girls and B0s)-lhc
Girls from to thesn years old.
Perfons wishing 10 purchase fortbe!s use viii
well 10 attend as they are said be very good House
Servants.
By order Of sfa;fiJtr u .Si.clas.
}. BROWN, Jr. * W. TINNEY,
dwcfi0Heers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

EN5OPHUs MIL SION Es.-Lighl pan, just lccei1-
- cd. aud for sale, by
SAMUEL C. ADAMS
II. street RriGce.
Juno 30. I3-wfT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01


viii be sold AZ the same time and place, four
hundred acres ofl3nd wing the county ofNo-
uOnGal!a, and withia twelve rules of Morgan
town. This lands not inferior 10 any land in
that nCi.hbourhood.
Terms qf sale iciH be made lnosrn on thai day.
GEORGE MANN.
June 20 I3-tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

sNhlElY DOLLARS REWARD Run away from the
= S,nnrct.nfr some tune iasf summer q nero man
na.tu hstbtN, feet 8 inches higi--no uqrtlci,iar
matS iecoi'ected except one his rieh hand which
has been badly burnt ""'' "'''A
will give the abovc reward 10 any nerso, ,rl, ;i,
eet him. 80 In ,,i ~ ~ - l'at
Nelson, June Is. ~ In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
RICHMOND. MARCH 4, 1917.
To LANES MONROE Eco

This day sees YOU Installed as President of
the United Sthtes-the hie hest Office within :he
g!ft OF the only free people on the earth. Your
virtues, your public Servs es, your long e. peri
ence, bring you the greatest reward, that
freeman can enjoy. You have reached the
point to which your utmost ambition s.an as
cenh- This day YOU stand on the highest riu-
nacie IN America-within the gaze of an mi
ted world. Upon your good sense, it will de-
pend whether Your administration will be n
blessing or curse upon your oountfy-a ylory
or a disgrace to Yourself.
l am persuaded YOU are a firm man. that 20,
will do the best you can for your country trnst
ing 10 God and your conscience for yonr re-
ward. Think only of yoEr country: and let
your own good sense he your guidc-thes are
the cardinal points of yonr administration
Will YOU excuse me for saving III flows M. en-
much from any diStrust about Yourself as
from the nature of your othce.) practise the
virtue ct saying No. president ought TO lis.
ten TO his friends hut Judge for himself =
Friends may deceive yon from Ignorance. men
Will palm themselves upon YOU for friends while
they have views of their own therefore though
yon may haveperso friends, judge for your
self. President should beware of that anna.
BILE facility which seldom suitseven in q pri,ate
lie, but is death in public station. He must
even make enemies of some who call themselves
his friends suchis the Tenure on which he holds
his gliitering Office. If bad measure an
proaches him, he must frankly say no to it, If
bad or an incompetent man seeks an office.
le must learn 10 say no.-No man will say il
with as much grace as you can; bur you mHst
say il.
IL IS not necessary, tlIat a public officer should
ne blunt; hnt lie must be firm and frank
While you were tie governor OF Virginia. Won
we're distinguished by ysur decision: bnt how
mach more important to be so, when President
of the Z. States.
The man who dictates these hastv lines. has
always been, aud is your friend. He has no.
thing To ask of you And Though he has the
highest opinion OF your virtues, vet has he seen
so much mischief done TO great politicians nv
an uniucky facility OF temper, that I've cannot
forbear earnestly conjuring YOU to be prepared
to SGy NO.
VTPCINT.Nr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
A VIRGINIAN.
SPANISH REIATIONS

The Documents, laid before the Senate
OF The Z. States, show us IN part orr pre-
sent relations with his adoiubLe Catholic
Naesty.-The caseof the Firebrand. &c.
is not brought info view-but the discus
sIons touch, lst. the aggressions OH our
commerce prior TO 1908 2d. indemnify
for breach of the right of deposite at n.
Orleans Sd. violations of our rights du-
ring our late war with O.. Britain 9TH.
boundaries and 5th. the alleged imvas-
ons by men and ships of The Spanisl,
Provinces from the Ports of the United
States.
Instead of throwing any difficulties in
the way of the three first, Spain ought
10 se'ze the hrst opportunity to adjust
them. Indeed, she ough, to binsh that
the two first should have remained so
long: or that the Sd should have existed
at all. II was due not only TO her own
honor, but t. her interest. to adjust them
as soon as possible; in order 10 place her
on the best ground with respect TO the 4ih
point.
Fhe 4th point is the most intricate as
wellas important. 1t will require much
research of document, much GOODNESS of
dellberatlOn, to settle il to our mutual
satIsiactiOn.-lt seems best TO trust il TO
a special commission.
The argument on the last point is com
pleat on the part of the Secretary Of
State. Tie letter of MIR. Dick triumph
antly refutes every charge which is bro't
forward on the part of Don Onis.
On the whole, these points ought 70 lie
brought to a close as soon as possible.
Though they do not threaten an immedi-
ale rupture, yet who can sec the heart
bnrnings which they may produce ?
Yetno conjecture Is tobe formed as 10 The
period of adjustment. Every thing be-
speaks the indecision Of Spanish Diplo
macy. Weare thrown from post to nil
lar, Cevalos to Onis, and from Onis
back to Cevsllos. Both the Minister al
home and abroad seems willing 10 dis
pcDse with the trouble and responsible
IS. Mr.. Cevallos has three ministries to
discharge, as well as the post TO direct.
He has too much to do; and Don Onis
has too little porcrt to active hope that
Mr. Monroe will cut short these confcmp-
tible doublings of Spanish Couriiers: as
1t IS fer the good Of both countries that
disputes should cease and harmony lie
restored.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.

4ftn-tt VIZ, FGD. %.
On Sunday night, the fast sailing brig
Superior, Pastorius, (ot Philadeiphia. J mr.,
rived within Sandy-IIook, I'm IA DAYS from
Bordeaux, from whence she sailed Oh the
Sth January.
Two passengers reached this city in
pilot-boat, late on Sunday night.
From one of them, the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser are indebt. d for
the loan Ola Bordeaux Paper of the 4ill
OF January, containing Paris dates 10 the
30th Dec. and London of The oath of the
same month. The Pap, however, does
not contain any news of moment, being
principally filled with the debates of the
French Parliament on local subjects. The
price of tie English and French stocks,
will be found below.
We are also indebted to the same gen
tleman, for the following verbal intelli-
gence, viz:
That France was in a very tranquil
state-that the harvest had been much
more abundant than was expected, and
that flour was only $40 per Dbl. that
grain had fallen considerably in price,
Rice 81 per cwt.
Upland Cotton, 160 to $50 francs per
cwt. about 36 cents per pound.
Brandy IS to dolls. per gall. and We
ry scarce.
Wine. from 5ooto 500 francs per ton,
and very scarce
We further learn that Prince TalIey-
rand had gone 10 Vienna.
We understand, the Superior has brot
about 5000 letters.
Translated from the Bordeaux Memoria, of
Jan. 4tk, 1917.
PARIS, Dec. 30.
Price Of Stocks this dag.
3 per cent Consols Ga 5 s 10 63 81
3 per cent Reduced OF 2 to 81 5 8
4 per cent rs ID to ~ s &
The Bordeaux Paper ofthe 4th of Jan
has extracts from Philadelphia papers of
the 2ith Nov.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
Mew-Yors, EsIruory 2i.

BY the fast sailing ship Latona, Capt.
Low, who sailed from Gibraltar on the , ii!,
of December, we learn that, at the last
accounts, the American Squadron was at
Syracuse.
We have received from orr correspon-
dent file ofGibraltar papers TO the 2lst,
and price current of the 23d of Decem-
Der. Spme extracts from the latter are
given below. Under that date our cor
respondent writes, sc Orr market for your
produce continues in the same favourable
state as last advised
The sloop of war Alert, had arrived at
Gibraltar from this port, aud sailed again
for Malaga.
No political news at Gibraltar.
Prices ut Gibraltar Dee. %.
Cotton,N. Orleans 40, -, none, and in
demand, Flour, American ID, 6, scarce !;
wheat ), 6, per sanega none and i'm de-
mnnd; hides, Bucnos Ayres ls; Rice,
Nm. 6, 6to z, 6, 20 tierces sold at the
la,fcr,-peprer %; tar 81 tobacco, Ken
tuckY 80 -, sold ais quoted; negro head
%; Virginia, none; slaves, pipe 40,
duil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
FROM ST. DOMINGO.
NEw-YOEK, Fec. 20.


nv the arrival yesterday morning, ofthe sehr.
r.bonas. capt DoIninick, IN 80 days from JAG
ouemel, we learn that three days previous to
nor sailing AN order was issued from Port-au-
priuce bv President Potion, TO all the comman-
xnts OF the out ports, TO impress for the service
Of tbe republic, all the seamen that could be
had In consequence this order, six lndigene
schooners that la, in Jacquemel were literal
Is stripped of their crews. all of whom werel
Immediately imprisoned to await the arrival e.
alarye ship; formerly the Gen. Brown Of New
II was understood that Potion was about TO
issue a new currency, tue dollar of which was
to he 10 ucr cent less valne than tie Spanish
miiled dollar. Intelligence from Jamaica the
day previous TO sailing, states that a reward of
iL,rs fhomsand dollars was offered by the
merchants Of Kingston for the person of
one Johnson, commander of Venezuelan
privateer, in consequence of his depredat-
ons committed on the commerce of the Isl
and.
A letter from ST. Croix, of the 10th OF Janua-
nv says--"the tree negro and mulatto men in
this Island, have, for some few years past,
sewm rebei'ious disposition; aud at times
some ofthemwere intoleraDly nsolent TO indivi-
dual white men. Their srstact ofrcbellonwas,
when this Island was given back to the Danesin
ISIS; they refused to do military duty like the
vhites-thc government made no e>amples,but
Invested them of fire armsa and dispensed with
their service. They sent two Coored Cubs. us
Ambassadors, TO the Court Of Denmark; they
returned as they Wcnt-l dO not know what
they went for, they enjoy all the privileges and
immunities of whites, Notwithstanding their
threats and language has been dariig!y bold
aud offensive; such as, = am as good as any
white man. fanv white man inSnlted me 1
would Hog him Ia he'll sc. nay, some of them
have actually thrcatenedtsfo g Individual white
men, though complaints we're made, the police
officer connved at ticm. Last Christnias, say
Deccmberthe 10Th, 1916, about thousand of
them assembled at that part of the town called
Water Gut, and jagged an Innocent white
man out of his house through the streets
tn the common jail, without order of Judge,
Police Master orthe assistance of their dcpu-
ties, on suspicion that he had a hand in fog
ging some of their iusolent coloured brethren
the preceding evening. The innocent victim
OF their fcroctv, (ior he was bufiettcd, bat
tered, spit upon in the face, and woeiuily han
died by thcn,,) was confined several days in the
common JAIL till the Judge, in his great aud
wonderful wisdom, thought proper to Try lnm,
and found, from many evidences, that lie was
innocent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
CHARLESTON, Feb. 81.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY the cartel brig Samoset, Capt. Ste
yens, arrived ~ tins port Yesterday, in ~
days from london, the Editors of the CT
ty Gazette have received London Papers
to the LIST otJanuary, and verbal accounts
to the4ih.
The Samoset left London on the Sd, and
the Downs on the 9Th January.
We understand by a passenger i'm the
above vessel, fliat the lower classes of
People in England were still in great dis
tress, owing 10 the scarcity and high price
OF provisions; and that every species of
commercial business was dull aud unpro-
fitable. Public meetings continued to be
heldin various parts of the country, but
were not SO serious as the great Riot i'm
London, which was Of far greater magni-
tude than the statements published in the
English papers would lead us TO be-
lieVc.
The Duke of Wellington left London
III the Ant packet. Doth Dec. IN his return
TO Paris. His Grace's sudden arrival and
departure has thrown some light upon the
internal state of France. That country,
il appears, is no longer able to maintain
the enormous number of hungry mouths
guartered upon her by her " DeIiverers."
For clearer development of this sub
ject, ourreaders are referred to the remarks
of the Editor Of tile Times" in a preceG
ing column.
Th' sc Papers contain the proceedings
Of the Court Martial on Gen. SAVARY.
for contumacy, but for which we have
not room to -dav. After two hours de-
liberation, the Court unanimously decIa-
red Gen. :. guilty, and condemned him
to the punishment ofdeath.
The Samosctwas taken up by our Con-
sui al london, to bring home I0l dis
tresscd American SeAmen, who had cot
out of employ, and thrown themselves up
on his protection. Many of them were
in a wretchcd condition when tn, en-
barked, s of whom died on the passage,
OF different diseases. CITY Cazesie.
FROM NASSAU.
BY the British schr. Henry 81 Robert,
arrived yesterday from Nassau, we recei-
we'd tie Papers Of that place TO the 10th
inst. Some Interesting paragraphs are
extracted from them relative 10 tie money
ferciblv taken by tie Spaniards from the
wreck of the British sloop of warTay. The
Henry u Robert has on board SOC, 0CO in
SPECIE. ~.
Gycat Fire ut Me Isle of France.
A gentleman of this place has received,
via Gibraltar, letter from his friend at
Port Nord-0uest, Isle of France, dated Sd
Oct. which mentions, that on the 18th
Sept. from ~ to 1900 houses were consul
med by Fire in that town. Tie fire broke
out i'm wooden building, in the Hospi-
tai street, extended as far as the Govern
ment House, then up the great street
that leads TO Pamplemouse, as far as 'Trou
Fanfaron. Property TO an immense a.
mount has been destroyed, as the fire was
in a part OF the town occupied bv persons
extensively engaged in commercial bust
ness. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

the jealousy between England and rus
STA is daily increasing; Prussia will in
wade France and Austria will speedily
commence the grand part which is reser-
we'd for her. All this is pretended 10 be
known and demanded by the parties who
are skiliedin the affairs Of the exchange.
We can assert, from authentic iulor-
nation, that there is not one word of
truth III these reports. When couriers are
dispatched they are messengers of peace,
carryln ing with them the most irrefra gable
proofs otthe close alliance which un,,es
the great monarchs TO whom Europe
owes her restoration, and TO whom she
must still he indebted for her tranquility,
which, however, nothing menaces.
When movements otlroops take place.
il is for the purpose OF relieving those pro-
vinces which have suffered most from the
inclemency of the season. The Gordon
of health OH tile frontiers of Moldavia is
reinforced, because symptoms of the
plague have unfortunately appeared in
some parts Ofiliat province. The great
est military tranquility prevails in Tur-
key 4: reductions are daily made IN the
Russian army, and an armed corps which
was stationed the nearest 10 The Turkish
frontiers was lately completely dissolved.
In Tie Austrian monarchy there exists no
vesiise of any military demonstrations
we ina appeal for the truth OF this, TO the
testimony of %, 0O0,O 900 of faithful sub
Jects, the spectators Of the Exchange "a
lone excepted"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
E0REiGN NEWS

We have London date, TO Ist of Jan.-There
is nothing particularly interesting. price
Of graiB IS declining. Bad news to the -four Spe-
lIcutors good TO tie rest of the PeOplel The sud
den appearance Of Lord Wellington i'm IN
gland has given room to much speculation.
The most prevalent opinion Is that the Frens&
Treasury y almost exiaustcd-and that ID is
unable to pay the allies their stipulated contin-
gent. Will the DtiiycTcrs then help them.
selves?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

rented certain mineral districts in the IL
linois territory and intend 10 work the
mines with spirit.
a number of rich farmers have sat
down in the neigh5omrhood Of salt river,
waiting the opening OF the Land-O flee
the Indians are very numerous in that
ncigibourhood, game being very abun-
dant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
NorfoN. Feb. %.
Norf0lk, FEB. %.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
RecGped byt Sea Fiorer, d,71red at this

Hamilton, (Bermuda,) Jan. %.
"The prospect still exists that the add
yantages of our free port act will shortly
be increased, and have no doubt, that
during the present session of Parliament
it will he permitted to the Americans, to
fake from here Rum and MOiasses, as we'll
as Sugar and Coffee"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

4 DIVERT ISTNENT.-was c6inalII1cd ia IL, - -
Rockingham county Va. NEGRO man. who calls
hintef Peter, VIII" says he belongs James p WeLh
oil the conht vi Hanover about 10 iies from
he about nveieet ten or eleven inches high abota5
Yeas OF age has grin CONFERENCE.-THE on an old
NgHa cloth great coat, and otherwise dressefn home