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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11
Meadville, penn Feb. Il
HORRID MURDER,

II has fallen to our Ut to recon
instance Of atrocity, rely to b.
with in the annals of hu nan deDn,,
During the afternoon Of FriIsI
a stranger called at tn lousc Of n
Hugh Fitzpatrick, in Bioom.ic!t-rrI
ship. Crawford cnun Es,,
kindly received by NJ. Fiizp,t.,
and wife. They invited lin h =
over night, and bed was msde,
him before the fire on wlii,ht,
pose. About 9 o'clock in the no,
ing he arose, took an axe, wenthh
bed where Mr.. F. was sleeping, \
deliberately struck him on The as,I
He drew tho body oat Of The h,,,
and then ordered Mrs. +. to ielTT|
up what money she had, With 81
did, amounting to about $40. HI
told her she must proceed with hin b
Canada, and directed her to 60 bt,|
stable and bring out two of lie b,
horses. She went, blu SION rrtulpe,
and told him she could not get thcr,
and desired him TO go for item bin.
self tie left the house for that NJ,
pose. In the mean time Mrs. +. tort
up her child. about three week, M
and made her escape. Alter yrocel
ing short distance, fearful of purs,A
she left the road and took shelter n,
der a fallen tree, with her infant d
her arms and a small dog, that h.,
followed her. by her side. She hal
scarcely secrcted herself when 81.
heard this inhuman monster in pursuit
OF her. calling her by name, occasion.
ally wliistling for the dog, and de.
quenuy utterins the most horrid i'm.
precautions, if he got her, to trea; he,
as he had done her husband. he m.
preached within a rod OF her, but uro.
videntiali! both the child and The doe
remained quiet. When she discover.
ed that he had returned to the house
and finding that she mist inevitably
perish with hcr child. in that s;tuai9a
from the severity Of The cold, sb.
started 4 after wandering thru ia
woods and a deep Tow, happily
reached the house of her nearcs.
a distance Of two hir,
a state of body and N nd more e.,
lily conceived than des ihcd. Tie
arms and legs OF her Infant Su,
found severely frozen.
The alarm was soon .iven and Dur.
suit made for the murderer. On Sin.
lay apersun who calls himself Ge re
Split Vanhollcn, was fOunu encam d
IN the woods. about4 miles from vii
The murder Vas per ctrated, undcl
circumstances manifcs ing the strong
EST evidence Of guilt. and on N'onda,
he was committed to the prison
his county.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11
Two LOTS of GROUND,

With aN the improvements there0n,
Situate at the intersection of King and
Fayetre streets, in the town Of Alexsn
dria The first beginning at the north.
west corner OF the intersection of said
at Gets and running northwardly with
Fayette street nne hlndred feet 10 ten
feet alle,, thence we>twardiy with the
alss sixty one feet eight and a half inch
es, thence sOuthwardly with line parai
lei .irh Fayette street one hundred fee,
10 King sIree, thence eastwartI!y wi h
Kus steer sixty one fee, eight and an
h. mche, 10 the beginning. The seen d
Big aug at the north west corner Of the
inc section Of the aforesaid alley wit
Fayettc steet and running northwsrdly
with Fayette street $, ~ six feet seven
inches, thence westwardly and parallel
to the said alley and King street one hun.
dred AMI twenty three ieet FIVE inches,
te.cs slathwardly and parallel to Fay.
etc street SIXTY SIX feet seven inches to
saiL alley, thence eastwardly with said
alley one hundred and twenty three feet
FIVE incne' to the beginning
WIN. Herbert, Jun.
Trustee.
March 10 dis
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11
ROaERG y. BOGGUs,
March 10
BO0s y Sine Mixer.

FairfaI street, two doors south Of King
street, respectfully informs his friends 4
ts,pub' chat his establishment continues
open TO- the.r accommodation, and that
be has on hand, shoes, Dancing Pumps.
SC. in the 6rst style Of elegance and
2arIbil,ty. lie hopes by nis attention to
basias !, 20 secure a so-tioR OF public
pat onsgt, which he pledges himself, no
exernon si,ai' De s@,It-d ~ merit.
march 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11
Public Sale

On Thursday next the 18th instant
at eleven o'clock, will be sold for the
be eft of the concerned. at Hunter,
ship. yard, Oh a credit Of three, four and
six months,
The brig Clarissa, her tackle and aP'
parel, burthen ia % o5 tons.
p g. MtrSteller
March 7
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11

Pubic Sale
Will be sold at public auction, on
Tuesday next at 70 o'clock. on entra!
Wharf, for the benefit Of whom It NAV
concern -
40 boxes brown Hav. Sugars
Partially damaged.
John jackson & Go.
March
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11
March 10
ALBANY Oats.

A few hssdred.busheh of Oats worthy
tn attention of tarmers, eau be had BY
applying to the subscriber, lower end Of
DuSe street,
I'm. II. Bro1ca
March 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11
For Rent.

One or both of the lated brick stores.
~ Central Wharf, lately occup. / W
Messrs. Adams. Herbert Go. ArpIy TO;
LawraS0n " tOwie
March s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11

SALT; ALBANY SEED OATS, Z:
Lindsay & Hill,
Ofars Tor sac.
1000 bush. Ivica Salt ! u r..
5000 st Ubes do ''''a ''
5000 II. nd 30 PACKING "''
5000 Cadiz Il"
5000 Albany SEED Oats, Of sn'
perior quality
4s h,ls rectifed WhiSkev old
Al tons Lpgwnod. st. Bonn g,
Best Green Coffee in bags
March 10
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Gbeatre.
MIR. DIFFERS

FIRST APPEARANCE, ON THE ALEA-
ANDRIA STAGE.
Tuesday Eoening. March ii.
The public are respectfully inform
ell that Mr.. Dwyer formerly OF D' !,
~ Lane Theatre London, will deil'
yer (entire.g from memory) George
Alexander Stevpns's celebrated
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11

BY virtue of deed Of trust to the sub
scriber, WI, be exposed to sale. b"fnre
tn. door of the CITY Hotel. on Wed.
resiay the Oh dav II April next
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LECTURE ONHE.4DS.

AES u " kGN Wv
Localized and rendered suitable e
Ian American audience. The exhIoi
|tion of the above lecture in Great Br
tain gave Independence to its author
and general satisfaction to its audi
tors lit satirically lashes the vices O
follies of Mankind, and forms source
of rational and elegant amusement.
The following Heads. painted by
an approved artist, will be exhibited
and personified or described.
FART l.
PREDATORY address.
Sir Tandem Whiffle. Head Oh
Foolishly Comical Fellow. 90.
Master jackey Mama's darling. do.
London blood going to keepit up, do.
London blood after he has Kept
it up, 90.
PART ii.
Female Quaker, Head Of
Tranquil Lady, 10.
Same lady angry, 40.
Lady in the sullens, do.
'St. Jamcs's lady, do.
st. G;lcs's. DO.
Jonas the bard, playing conjur-
ing jew, 40.
Old Maid, do.
Old Bachelor. , do.
Laughing Philosopher, do.
Angry Philosopher. do.
PART III.
Apothccary, Head of.
Connosieur, do.
Materialist. do.
Culinary Politician, do.
Lawyer. do.
The 1rhols to coacluda 1ciH the bur-
ieSqne h1U case,
Daniel rs. Dishcinnt.
A head of General Washington. x
a sketch of his character. il: which a
will be drawn between
him and Cincinnatus.
Ia the course Of the evenins.
Bucks {" Have at We all" or picture
ola plHyhouse--"ritten by Gar7ick:
And tie cpiloguc TO the Dramatist in
character of Yapid.
The gentlemen Of the Georgetown
Band have kindly offered their as
sistance on The occasion.
Doors to open at six and the per-
to commence at 7 O'Clock.
Tickets to he had at this Office
Rox Dollar-PiC75 Cents.
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Public Sale.

Marc :" d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

Memorial be presented TO his Exceilency
lie Lord Lieutenant, praying that he
would take such steps as might prevent
dis'lilation from grain, By which tie al
ready dreadful scarcity of corn was like
iy to be most alarninsly Increased /; and
also 10 prevent the further exploration of
corn irop ireland. They also thank, d.
IN the name al their poor and distressed
! llow-ci'izens, several thousands Of whom
were present, those opulent and humane
ln;rit;uais who had generously stopped
forwafd to raise fluid for their relief, bit
at the same time they expressed a hope.
that such measures would he adopted and
supported by those individuals as wonld
tend TO give them Che working classes)
employment. But the principal feature
OF The Resolutions, and tina. on which, the
several speakers dwelt with most energy 81
effect, was that which incuIcated she ne
cessiiy of radical and immediate Parlia-
meDtary Reform. To the want OF suci,
Reform were al their evils 10 be traced.
and to its immediate adoption alone did
they look for effco tual reieilrom their pre-
sent heavy afiiictions a Petition found
ed on this Resolution was read and unan-
imously adopt q aud ordered to be pre-
sented M The next Session 10 the Com
mons House of Parliament VIXEN tie
business OF the Meeting was at All END;
the Assemhlage quietly dispersed and,
Notwithstanding their exceedingly great
numbers and tie known distresses and
privatlons Of Il vast proportion of them,
not a single act was committed tending
III the slightest degree TO breach of the
peace.
Our correspondent informs us, that
not less than 3u,oQO Signatures are expcc-
ted to be attached TO the Petition for Re-
form.
When we refec, on every peaceabIe
disposition which the Inhabitants of the
City of Cork have cvinced, during every
period of disturbance in Ireland, we can
not but congratulate the friends of Re-
form on tins great an; respectable acces-
sion of strength to the cause in which
they are engaged, and we sincerely hope.
that the patriotic and independent con
duct OF the Citizens of Cork will be speed
lily adopted by the other Cities and Towns
in ireland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

I theiand, which law expressly deems
very one of these men 10 be rogue
nd vasabond," and consigns him to in
risc'saieMt and srhipping. SO that here are
thirteen thousand men sent forth out of
one county, whom the conSta5les are COM
minded (undcr penalty to take up, and
whom the justices are commanded to cause
10 be imprisoned and 1hiPpsd! As to the
North nothing in authorship men to beg.
No magistrate is empowered to give any
such paper, unless to discharged sailors
and soldiers. and soldiers wives, OH their
route home"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
[Eron. tie Bosten Palladium j

a marriage is speedily TO take place
between the. Duke Ferdinand Of Wir-
temberg and Princess Of Meter
nicli,
They have cclebratedatsf Pafersburr
he 4oti' anniversary ofthc nativity OF Tie
Emperor.
IN France, the sieur Chanscral. bsnker
OF Caen. said TO he worth more fh9n
1900, 900 francs, is on trial on an accnsa
ton Of committing q forgery whcro the
sum involved with only 90 fraucs, rs cen
times.
We observe, thatina late popular meet.
ing IN England, ono Of the Friend of,l,e
People gave great offence bc pronos;ng
that they should, as a 6rst step in parl;ss''
meniary Reform, ACCEPT of ISisn,aqy Par.
hamenis,hthey could pet them. TNo No
'0s 'rilt haze ANNUAL Parliamsnt,. and ~,
Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

F-oR SALE feitr hqktqcrs LOrs lying la lie town o
Jrt1nnd. to.ethef with The buildings theTeuntD ne
longing consisting Of stOre-housc formerly Occuped
by James Ross "a hrit exclusively and admirably
ADAPTED 70 the mercantile business house IL forty
fei % moe in length, Is completely sheyed on each
ru-ihefe also dining room aud three bed cham
hers two vi which large enough 70 hold two beds
the Other capable OF containing only--fvo large
houses Immediately the crcekthe one With two
The other with above fo the reception Of
Il kitchen, 6e.-fhe said buildings are somewhat IN
scpar but NAY be PIT good srder at an neon
siderable expcnce IN proportion to the value Of the pro-
psrty.
r is presumed neisons wishing purchase will view
the property beforehand.
no; previously disposed q privately the said Ists
and buildings will be sold public sale on ts first 0f
pill next IL fair the fsir day Bonds payable
IA twelve mo;Itns fsong the date turities and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
POLITICAL.

PROSPECTS AND SUFFERINGs OF Eng
LAND AND IRELAND.
We extract tie following from Cob
BELTS Register of November 10, being
part Off, letter addressed "To the People
OF the United States, on Nlc state ofthngs
III England in October" &c. We may
observe, that late letter from gentle
inan In Ireland expresses strong hopes of
revolution in England and the late
meetings. IN both countries seem to por-
tend c,ilier reformation or convulslon.
N. \. Col.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

15,ooo,OoO
100000
100000
se2.eoo.ooo

THUS. in the year 1912, the circulating
medium Of England amounted 10 the enar>
nous sum Of above $50 millions OF dol
larsl
These papers confirm the accounts for
merly received of the general failure Of
The last harvest nearly all over Isnr a.
in Switzerland and T'vrol, niohntaN
Gus countries, the People we're oAIiged
to resort TO mixture Of coarse rye and
Tie ground bark Of certain trees. WI ri,
they make into cakes for their present
sUhsistence-Large supplies o + grain. how
eye, were brought from the t.fack Sea II
Italy and the South Of France and az,
soon as ile Baltic opens, large carroes
are expected by the Vistula to Eng
land.
BY late enumeration, If was found
there were Is, 900 houses in DirminoLam
liable to be assessed for the Poor lay
This number Of houses should. bv CEN
mon calculation, contain TIC. 600 inbabj-
',..'s-1he Poor Tax upon each hose
o. erared something more fllan &c q housc
There are also l5G0unintabited hnusss
Thu nnmbcrof what are there called ont,
case Poor, supplied by weekly donat;.
ons, amounted TO 10000, besides manv
hundreds supported in Poor Honses.
Bat. 4uer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

RTARStfALI'S SaLE.-By virtue of decree OF the
Iva Court of the United states the fifth circuit in
i-c Virginia District wherein Margaret Coates execu
trx the testament and last will OF VIM. Coates dec
who was surviving partner of william Gray aud Con,
pany, are plaiuufs-and Thomas Muse and Elliott
Muse, administrators with the will annexed of iiud
son Muse, dec and Thomas Muse Elliott Muse Nelson
Muse, and Others aie defendants, in Cbancery-wi he
Sold for ready money public auction before the court
house door in ufhaua. ON the 2sth day OF April next
being court day, House f Lat the property OF Hudson
Muse, dec. WIN. MANN, u. NJ tor
Il. Moore, ~. y. d.
March 4. iO.ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
Brief Notices Of certain articles an the Lon
don Papers received at this Office.

General Gerard having forcibly taken
from the Bank Of Hamburger very consi-
terable sum of money, in The name of
Louis tie 18th, the French government,
after much solicitation and negotiation,
has been obliged to acknowledge Itself
debtor to TIE city of Hamburger in tie
sum OF ten millions of francs, to bear at
the rate oftiye per cent interest.
Since june, 1914, the British army has
lost by natural death. or by being killed
of, 65 Generals, viz. &c Generals, IS Lieut..
Generals, and 25 Maior-Generals-I
list of all the other CDcers were made
out, since the year 1898, what a bloody
list it would be!
In one of these London Papers, there
is an interesting article on The Banking.
system ofEnsland-At the beginning Of
the year 1910, there were 700 country
banks, which gradually increased to near
ly 9o0-Iiie issues of the private banks
since l797, have contributed an addition
to The nationa. currency OF about 20 mil
lions sterling-The total currency in tie
wear 1912, was estimated as follows,
viz.
Bank of England notes in cir
culaticn, &2s. 500, 900
Issues of 300 private banks,
at 100000 each. $4,000, 900
Issues of 500 do. at
10000, 20. GOO GoO
Gold and Silver 1000 600
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

HOMMlssf0N BUSINgSs.-Ihe Subscribers HAVING
- formed co partnership, intend tiansacting the
CONBfISSION RUSINESS, IN all It's various branch.
-. under the nfm 0f BkRSARD & MoRKfs and
for that yufposc they have taken of Colonel Tul
locks tcnencnts fiOnng The Basir. which they mean
TO De- business and where they take storage large
quantity ofproduce
rhcs respectfully snder their services to tie public
IL the above He, and bopc b. the sfict attention which
they will pay 70 al matters conaded 70 them, merit and
share portion Of the public patronage
A. BERNARD,
s. ,. MORRIS.
March IA. lnafi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

ENOR1Y NEGROES AT AUCTIoN.--On Monday the
10th day of March at 10 ocock will be sold Pub
lie Auction before the door Of the BelTaven for cash
fOkRY VERY VALUABLE NEGROES, (inen, women
and ch'dTen) said 10 be likely any Virginia. A
mong them, said excellent house servant &
good sawyer-the balance prime crop hands.
THOMAS TAYLOR, -5Rct'r.
Februarys el-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
March Ia.

N1OTICE.-1be Richmond Air Furnace Establish
ipent, heretofore conducted under the firm ofJoha
iarkhi. r. Pollft y Lea viii in future be carried on
under the firm OF lrsncis Eollet y Go.
Toilet g. Lea,
John ParkhiH,
Samuel PaykhiU,
NathI Dunlop,
N. b.. Orders for castings in iron and brass will be
thankfully received at the above establishment, and
punctuaiiy attendedto. FRANCES FoLLEr x CO.
march,. ioI-im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
No. $50 for S PSI S. eper cent stock.

VALUABLE PROPERTY for sdie.-On Wednesday
the I'd April next, alta O'Clock, z. NJ. the prem
ses will be soid that valuable property tbs city here
oiote called the Swdn IaSsra, lying the corner of
aud 9th streets, Containing front loo inches
running back the usual hsfacre depth.-It will be
sold ia lots or altogether may be desirable.
Iis confidently believed that property Shockoc
Hill is equal value this as well on account of its
long established reputation Tavern, for supe
rio situation for business, being in respectable
aud wealthy ncighboThood within few stsps OF the Ca
pitol Square At point which continually passed and
repassed by the greater part the inhabitants of the
Ill., and sufficiently the lower part of the town for
the convenient transaction of business.
Ie,7ss-oLesixth payable in 90 days, the remainder
IN three equal payments the 25th 1917 25th DC
tober, 1918, and 25ti October 1919 Negotiable notes
with approved endersers and deed of to
the payments will be required.
Az intispu;able title viii be given.
By order Of the ProPrietors
j. Broan, jr. + W. Finney.
Vendue- Masters.
March IL. IO2tSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

NToTIcE-I will not be responsible for thcioss Of
~ ny back loading pvt on board my boat
N.B. GAY.
March 81. lo52t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

NOR SALE--Thst valuable plantation 10 Brubswick
y county, Va. the former residence of WIN. Rmibn
Esq immediately the road leading Petersburg to
waTrenton. North Carolina aud neafiy central has
good dwesns house, with six rosnIS passage and all
other necessary euthOnseS. The contains about
500 acres.
4 detailed account is deemed unnecessary as
no one will uiclsse without viewing the premises
Que tr th. will be received in young negroes
the residue IN two annual payments. The subscriber
Will be Brunswick county court IN pri next whore he
property. Previous 10 which time application may be
made 70 him, BY letter. a Raleigh, N. {.
Robert Il. Rgffn.
March H. Ioa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
March IL,


sSi Virtue ofa Deed of the Subscfi-
- bers March 25t lSi5, by JOHN Burke for certain
purposes therein statedwe shall proceed to sell Al pub
lie auction, Thursday the 10Th day Of April next for
cash, at the Office of Mr.. Burke in th.s city the
establishment with which the newspaper commonly cal
led aud known by the OF the VIRGINIA -4RGLKS
and for printing books nL JOB printing formerly belong
Ing TO Samuel pleasant dec lately under the man
aseElcnt Of John Burke, Esq-
A. peasants, SRI
WV MUNE0RD, Trustees
+. -. NICHOLAS.
March IL. IO9'ds
4 MILO LANDS For SaEe.-By OF deco OF trust
~ executed 10 the subscribers by Vim. M'cras and
recorded III the County Court Of Halifax for the purpose
cfsecurng the payment OF eer,ar ofmoney therein
mentioned due 60 sarah CsrriDston, John Irvine snd
John b. 5coii-W be soid to the highest bidder foT
cash at Halifax courthouse Monday 18th day or
April next QtbeiDg day tie following tracts OF
LAND, lying the state Ohio and on Deer creek and
its branches. viz
One tract of eleven hundred acres.
Do. do OF three hundred aud six acres.
De. do. OF three hundred acres-and
Do. de- of one hundred acres
These lands have been lately patented in the names OF
the trustees, ana will b. sold tpithodt reserVe.
JOSEPH W. SCOTTl
ISAAC MEDLEY : Trustees.
BENZ. GREEN,
Feby2s. oo-w7ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

n The above sale is unoyoldabiy POSTPONED till
Tuesday, the 25l ust. wbrn will certainly place
at the Bell Tavern and upon the terms contained in tile
original advertisement.
THO: TAYLOR, AUctioucer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

NrOriCE.-rhe Executive prepared
~ into contract for enclosing the Capitol Square
th Cast IRON Railing agreeaby to plan which they
have adopted, aud which may be seen ia the Council
Chamber. rhosr1crsons who may wish 10 make pro
posxs will transmit them imned ately 70 this ohiee
I'm. RDBERISON.C q. @.
Courr.r CHAMBER Mach a. lu5tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

I Osr CERrfFlCATES.-I,e certificates for the fol-
- lowing stock IN the Funded Debt OF the United
States owned BY me and held in my own name gu the
books Of the Loan ONCE or Virginia, have been lost
mislafd, &c Wit;
No. $50 for S PSI IS eper cen, stock.
No. sop for = i2j 20 10.
No. 555 for y 1856 Us ; per cent stock.
ANY person vino can give any information relative 10
the above certificates. ho may up any claim there
10, desired TO make II known said Loan once 10
VIM WHIT, Esq. of Richmond, Va the subscriber in
Shelby county Kentucky application will he made in
pursuance OF the regulations Of the Treasury Depart
ment for The renewal OF said certificates.
JAMES KNOX.
Feby rs. assw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

c,rRAYED OR STOLEN from the Main-strcct of Rich.
y inord last Wednesday evening, BAY HORSE, a.
bont four feet ten eleven inches high. six Old
this Spring and Ills tail very much TO his right
aide when he tfots galops.
A reasonable reward will be given to any person who
will deliver said horse to me in Manchester.
WV. CAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

IT The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
,iy and I'M times week during the session Of the
Sfate Legeiature.Price the same as heretofore isce
Doars per aunui. payable in advance. Notes Of Guar
rei Banks (o,iy) wall be received payment. The
Fditor will guarantee Tie safety Of RENTING them by
mani the postage Of all letters being paid 10y the Wi
trIs.
n No papers will be discontinued, hut at the diseie
lion of the Edicr until all arIeaiages have bsen paid up
n Whoever willgnarsiiee the payment OF niue papers
sbsll receive q reuth gratis.
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