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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
Neqn. YORK, Jan.

sfG1V~ AOlhH JAN TO-
Patriotic Printers of WeUshaheTs ip
the various parts Of the United States,
are requested to give the following me
moriai1one insertion in their papers
aud those citizens Of the United States,
who arc friendly to the objects thereof,
are also requested to forward to their
representatives ID the National Legisla-
70 without delay, memorials Of the
''elme import.
To the,honorable the Senate and House
Of Representative Of the United
States, in Congress assembled.
The memorial of the subscribers, CHI
gems Of the United States.
RssheeYpiiy TefreSenFs,
That your memorialisls, viewing
the depressed condition OF our manu-
Factures, and the general distress coca
Bioned thereby. have, upon inyesligat-
ing the causes, been led 10 the conS'r-
ton that nothing short Of the timely and
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OTfGE.

NOTICE is hereby given, thar the col.
IN hector Of the reven ( for lie CMritt
of Columbia, will attend al McIaughlinis
Tavern on the a3d at Mott'5 Tavern Ga
the 24th, and at Sheather's Tavern on the
75th infant, in the town and county Of a.
lexandria and at Scmmes' Tavern, ia
Georgetown, on the s7th, at Queens "a
vern, on Capitol Hill, on the s8th and a
his Office near the WaihingtoH rhca,re, on
the z9th inf, for the purpofe of receiving
the entry of Carriages, with tie harnefa
mied therefor, agreeably 70 an act Of con-
grefs PaGed the r5th December, ASA which
entry is hereby required to be made, as Wit
in cafes where Carriages have been entered
under the late act paGed 14th July, 1919,
as where they had not been 70 entered, for
failing 10 do which penalty Of double the
amount Of the duty inlPoed by the act ofthe
! sth December, 1874, will be incurred
Givenunder my hand this roth day Of Ja-
nuary, 1877. JAS II. BLAKE,
Col. Rev. Dis. Col
January t3. tz5J
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From Mes Register.
REVOLUTIONARY SPEECHES,
0RAlIONS. SC.

0RAllONS. SC.
In pursuance OF the plan 10 collect and
publish, and thereby preserve, bod,
OF evolutionary speeches nd ora
lions, I addressed respectful Letter
10 the venerable president ADAM,
requesting his aid IN the undertak, x
the following arc extracts from has
reply: -
. OF all the speeches made in con,
gress, from IVA 10 l777 inclusive a
soth years, not one sentence remains,
exCep, few periods OF DIR. Withei
pooh, printed in his wo ks.
:" In the Vatican there isA picture Of
he creation by Raphaelie a man is
represented dsrtIng into chaos, and
buffettiug its heterogeneous elements
with his Gsts, and kicki & the Molocu
les Organiques, its primordiai corpU.
" cules' into lie sublime and bcsutCu.
order of this uni erse.
" My papers are an ipfoitessims.
miniature of Raphaelle's chrt d'ouvre
Bat have neitheg clerk, secretary ~.
'manuensis, 20 leap in 5 and my eyes
axe too blind and my eyes TOO palshticb
b" Jump in myself.
Ndma buried his papers, and o,
dered them TO be concealed for Gv
bundred years. At rthe expiration i
That period, the senate ordered them to
he burned, as dangerous to religion
That is, 10 the religion of the Pheui
hcians, PGrsians, Egyptians, India S
and Scithiaus, converted by the Greeks
INTO pretty, elegant and Imaginable
ables. g..
It" It is serious question, whether I
oughF to bury my papers or burn them.
You would NOT publish them. and if you
lhould they would ruin the sale of your
register.
In plain English and in few
cords. mir. Niles, consider the true
listory OF the American revolution
and of the establishment of our pre-
sent constitutions, as lost forever. And
nothing but misrepresentation, or par,
ial accounts Of it, ever will be reco-
vered.
81 am, sir, with thanks for your
communication, your very humble SER
want,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
To owners ofCarriages * Retailer.
LAST NOTTCEt
(Va.l

THE Collector of the Revenue for the
L DiGritt of Columbia, attended yes.
terday at McLaughlin's, agreeably TO his
notice, and will attend This Day at Motifs
Tavern, and Tomorrow at Shether's, after
which time he will no attend here again for
the purpofe Of receiving applications for IL
ccnles, or the entry of carriages
Agreeably to a refolutionsf Congrefs, no.
thing will be feceived in payment of thofe
taxes. or any other due to the United States,
but foecie, treaiury notes, and the notes Of
banks paying fpecie, after the aoth day Of
February next. Bofdes, all thoie who do
not avail them(elves of this opportunity,
may ref aGured that they will be immedi ,
ately proiecuted as the law directs. Delin-
quents for the lalt year have been noted, and
will have to anfwer for their violation of the
laws at April court. Jan. a,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
JOHN ADAMS.
Quincy, ian. Sd, 1917"
One remark on tie hreceding.

Whilst we are compelled. in great
degree, to accord in the opinion giveu
by Mr. Adams, at the close Of his let.
ter, however repugnant to our feelings
and wishes, We still hope with due de-
ference to that opinion, that much may
DC collected To shew the forM and body
ofthe revolutionary period, and to pour.
tray the character of some of the lead.
ing actors therein Even these "par
,ial accounts" in the absence of the
/" true bistory," must be acceptable to
the people of the repobIic--aDd may
ssFve as beacons for posterity.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
FRIDA7 MORNING, gAyUARr "a. 1917

Capt J2hn Macrae, OF Gunries, was
elected on Monday las', a.Deirgatc 20
the Legislature OF Virginia, for ,hl
county Of Prince WiIliam; vice Games
L Heath, appointed to the Counci! of
the State: by majority of Is or 60
votes over VIM. French, the opposing
candidate.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
TO IET-
FOX SAl4.,.

4 WISH TO sell or rent my farm on
4 Retirement, three and :. halt miles
from Alexandria. tits valuable farm
ard coHtains l07 acres, about 40 OF
which may be sown down in small grain
this fall Ten acres are IN timothy and
20 more suiisble--There is pien-
y Of good timber, and The place is well
watered, end under an excellent fence.
will make the terms accommodating
&c purchaser. If it is not sold I will
let It out on shares or Iog Certain rent.
81 l wish 10 sell a good second
hand wagon and cart, and will take tim'
Ger In payment.
GEO. ATKINS ON,
Sept, 4. Eff
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
, Tvs ~ a EaRCE.
,MANsWAL,s -.

.XNy1LL be fold on the a3d day'ef Janua-
Wv ny, 1877, atthe msrk=J fqua,c name
town of Alexandria, at II O'clock,
Al bed-sre DIS, T., and iurriture,
to fatisfy two executions in Favor of John
Emery and John torthinghani 10, at
the fame time and place vii De sold
One Gig aud Harm IS,
to fatisf' an execution In favor Of AIexan-
der Nc Kinfey. ALTO, at the fame time viii
be fold
Three Anvil
10 tisfy1nifitia fires, D MINOR.
Dec. 10. Z, ~,
The above fale is Foitponed unti! .sdtlrrs
day, the 1T day of. February nexr, in COME,
quence of bad weather.
Jan AZ. =. WINOR, D NJ.
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CeIlton, (Ohio J D.. 81

''N''j | SHbOL DCS' 90.
The following account was commu-
nIcated by gentleman now in Colum
bic, to his correspondent in this place
1t may be relied on as strictly true.
About the LIST inst. according to pre-
VIous notice, a company OF about 10
men collected from different parts Of
Worthington, Ohio, where they organi
zed themselves; had their hunliog-
ground particularly marked out in hol
low square OF an obloDgr from miles
wide By long, in the centre OF which
was mile square, They forue'iround
the o5!ong, and commenced their march
owards the centre square about sun-
ise and astonishing as il may seem,
u is not less true, the result was in kill
d. wolves, 8 bears, 80 deer, and ~
.urkeys. 1890
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
MARRIED.

On Sunday evening LAT, by the Rev. Mr..
Sedwick, Mr.. THOMAS LINDSAY to Nils
MATILDA NJ. WELLS, both of Fairfax
county,(Va.)
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24

a gentleman came, few days since,
from the Occoquan mills TO this place.
to collect sum of money, and on his
return, wac shot at by man concealed
on the road side. The contents of IL,
Pi'tol tthree buckshot) passed throus
he skirt OF his coat and wounded III,
horse he fortunately escaped by I've
horse taking fright, aud running off
with him.
yNezp- YOrk, Jan 30.
We understand, that The u. states,
branch bank In this city, will commence
the business of discoun,ing on Wednes.
day next so far as may be necessary q,
facilitate the payment of bonds for du
ties
from PHILADELPHIA Pahey Of Jan. 10
gentleman who came passenge.
IN the brig Traveller, arrived at New
YORK. rom London, states, that lust be
lore they sailed, NOV. 9S) one hun
aTea and ffy VesseIs, had arrived from
me Con inent, with grain This Cir
cnmstance he adds, would have 4 eyea,
eject on the corn market. Exertions
we've making in all parts Of England to
employ the laboring poor.
-
E:rtracF of a letter from All officer on
board the u S ship Congress-, 10 his
friend in NeSO- York. dated off the Ba
Ike, Dec IA, 1916.
We arrived off here last evening.
and thus far have had very pleasant
crulze- We find captain Morris a very
lne man, and an excellent commander.
we came through the windward pas
sage and down through Cuba and ia
malca. Spoke yesterday, the Spanish
revenue ship Velosquez, formerly the
PrIvateer YouDgTVasp. of Philadelphia.
we tried oar sailing with her or wind
and went ahead very easily. We shall
wait here for orders of governments
Captain Morris will go up to New-Or-
leans" -.
Effects % Drunkenness On Friday
night, 18th inst, about 10 or II o'clock,
i've men having staid in tavern till
they were much intoxicated, stumbled
into the Basin,when three of them were
drowned. One of them had a wife and
Children. Bali. diner.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
GERMANIC DIET

FrGHkJGrt, N0O, s:
AS we mentioned yesterday, one
hundred and one discharges of cannon
and the ringing Of all the bells, have
announced to the city and its neigh
borhood the opening of the die of the
Germaaic confederation. the opening
will take place to-day at ~ O'Clock in
the morning with M Other ceremony
than the ringing of the bells and the
report Of artillery.
NOV. 6
Thee BuoI- Scbauenstein presi-
dent of the diet has opened the session
by an eloquent speech, which has been
replied to by the Prussian, Saxon, Ba-
Varian, Hanoverian and several other
ENJOYS All have done homage to the
patriotic sentiments of the president
aud to his principles, SO muchin bar
aaony win the present situation of Ger.
many. Some of these orators have eX
plainedthese objects with much per-
spic1ity, The credentials have been
examined, and The ratification of the
act OF confederation signed by the diff
ferent s0yereigns has been read.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
&AhSofIA> aUU1E.G.

For the Benefit Of the Poor.
The Public are lutotmed Aha, b Or
Shestra, on Monday evening", VII e
oidsd by ,he gentlemen apla urs hG1s
Georgetown and Washington, who po.
lite'y volunteered their sergices al tle
'ast performances.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24
Albany Ian. IA.

TRADE TO CANADA.
II is to be hoped that the extreme ca
-liciousness OF the Canadian govero-
me1t in regard o,rade with the uDissd
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Further transiafions from French m
fers,. TO Nov. % reeefved Uio Boston.
The decree, excmpting from duties
grain, aour, bread and biscuit, SC. has
been followed by another, sdding there
90 the articles OF beans, and pthe r
pulse. A Brussels article states, tina,
a whole family in that country had
nearly persisted by ealing bread, made
from, ergotted wheat. Gen BorHoire
died in his prison, at ST. Peiagie. The
capital punishment, to which, Monier
was condemned, has been commuted /;
and he. is now permitted to converse
with his friends; it is said he has mad
some very important disclosures. M
de CeEailos has left The Office of foreign
minister of Spain and his place filled
by Nj dc Pizarro, formerly minister TO
Berlin The prince of Portugal is 20
marry the archduchess Leopoidina OF
Austria.
The king If IYertembarg has order
ed the purchase of grain in the ports OF
the Baltic. to meet The expected wants
of his people
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
e. Tuesday January 2l
COMPENSATION DILL


The House proceeded to the cousi.
deration Of the bill to repeal the act oi
last session, TO change the mode OF
compensation to the members of Con
gress---the motion TO fillthc blank with
eight dollars being still uuder conside
ration.
The debate was resumed en- the me
eits OF the bill, and continued until near
live o'clock when
The question was taken on filing ths
blank with eight dollars, and passed in
the uegative-Yeas rs, Nays 90.
Mi GrosveBor then offered an a.
mendment substantially to repeal all
laws on this subject from the end o!
the session, leaving il to the naxt con-
gress TO act on the subject as they
might think proper.
Mr.. Harrison moved TO recommit the
bill to COMMITTEE of the whole House
with instruction to fill the blank viii.
sic dollars, aid, as it would decide The
sense Of the House on the sum, he call.
ed for. the yeas and nays.
MIR. Forsyth suggested as a reader
and preferable mode than going lhro'
all the forms of the House, again the
proprilety of repeating at once the pre-
sent and reviving the former act, which
would produce the result contemplated
by Mr.. Harrison, and expressed the re
greet and humiliation he felt that the
subject should have occupied so much
time as it had already, and his dislike
10 commence it anew.
Before the question was taken on Mr.
Harrison's MOTION
- The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
80 IAikely Negroes


ONthe 9th day OF December neN. a the town Of Ere.
" dericSsburg. will be sold at public auction, fttrf
LIKELY SLAVES. The sale will cOnineLc 10 ocock
terms cash. The negroes will he pad for they
struck of the purchaserwhen bills Of safe will be
gwen, II Ie.rrd The notes OF The Bank of the United
States Of tine sank of Virginia, any ofihe branches
viii be received ia payment.
BERNARD NJ. CARTER.
Fagquier, Oct. IL. 1T-tds
Z TkioN iOTEL.-HENI!f BL7I.ER takes this op !.
~ poftiihy 10 return his most grateful acknowledges
mens to his irieuds aud The public for the very liberal
encouragement already afforded hun. and To notice
that ON this Gay he will remove into the UNION HOTEL
witch. though still diminished, will afford extensive aud
elegant accommodations for ladies aud gentlemen He
gain pledges himself that every possible shall
be made by hiselfand family give entire satisfaction
HIS stable Is cool aud spacious Is furnished at all
times with herds har, the extensive meadows
Of Dr. idas and generally with the clean and heavy
oats OF tile Northern States.
Members OF the Legislature wishing to obtain lodgings
during tue ensuing for themselves alone, with
their families, are requested to make early application
by some in this City who may make choice
OF suitable rooms.
Carriages will be furnished, gratis for carrying Mem
bers To the Capitol during tie session the Legisa.
ture.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
N0heYt Johnston

Is now receiving at his Store door the Coffee
House and "a his Establishment nearly opposite
Nessts Harry rompkns Co geseral and eli select
90 assortment of iRONMONGERY, CUT LERI & BRASS
WARE, which he IS enabled TO sell by wholesale
tau at prices lower than the regular importer afford
them, having purchased the greater portion by pack
age az public auctionanlOngst which are Anvs. Nises
Bellows, Screw Plates, Locks Bolts Hinges, Screws Ham
ineTs, Drawing Knives AIDES Beyls. Chises, GOuees
anes aud Flame Irons, Spoke Slaves Compasses IRA
Ccsand BITS Mill, Pit, Crosscut aud Hand Saws, &C
Sashand Screw Pales, Rules, Hay, Cutting and Curr-
ers Knives, Trowes, Trace Chains Nails Brads and
Iacss Wires OF all sizes, Files and Rasps Curry Combs
Marbles Tea aud Beihnetal Kettles Sauce and Stew Pans
Britannia eaa and Coffee Pots, SadroHs, Tougs ShoveIs
and pokers Wire and See Tenders, Patent Coffee Mills
&c. Tea rrays and Walters Waffle Irons Table and Tea
SPOONS, Knives aud Forks Ivory Buck SC Pocket, Pen
ard SpoItmen's Knives, whips Spurs Pullies Cords and
Chains for Lamps, Guns, Pistols, Shot Belts and Fasks
Brasswars OF every description Castings, German CTaw
hey and Cast5teel, Mattresses, Thermometers, &c &C.
RifcAcH. Oct. 10. 45ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14

tfOR SALE-Wy Hog Island Estate in and upon
James River in the county of sury, containing about
zSoo acres This Estate has ranked among the best
upon this River and for purposes of stock farm il
cannot be exceled- "
MY STATE Quarries and Lands in the county of Bncx.
nghan about Go miles above Richmond near James Ri
ve contains $50 acres needony add that this is con.
sidered of incacuiable value
Ifeenty thousand 4cres Of Land in the county of
Patrick embracing the forks OF the Little Dan River
The Improving navigation Of the Roanoke must shortly
make this property very valuable
About Trio Hundred and Fifty 1fcres at Westbam
Just at the head the turnpike about4 miles above
the city
dence between and streets, just at the entrance of
the Westham Turnpike INFO the city.
to particulars terms, apply TO Carter o. Page Esq.
10 inc subscriber. THOMAS WILSON.
August u. o5-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14

~ rhe ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
rally, aud three times week during the session Of The
suite fgist0tHrfPiice, the same as heretofore Fire
D1ltdr per annn payable in advance. Notes Of Char
tered Banks tonty) viii be received ia payment. The
Editor will guarantee the safety of einiitina them by
ua the postage Of aleiters being paid by the
~ No paper will be discontinued. bnt at the discre-
o ot the Editor until all arrearages have been paid up
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers
shall receive q tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
. II Ono Nncre--Ffrst Iasertioa, rs cenfs-edch
continuance, so ccnsy.
No fdrcrfisement inserted until n has either been
pae , or assumed by some person in this city IT'S
tosrifors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
Blackwater Minis for Sale

TINE subscribers will sell bargain in the BIAcHwa
u TER MlLLS.-Thcy are situated ON Blackwa.er
creek, one mile from its mouth, and about half "A mil.
from Lynehburg The Mills are large aud roomy, with
four pair burns, good boiling cloths together with every
necessary convenience for manufacturing eour Thcre
is also tolerable good dwelling house, smoke house
counting house and large coopeTs shop together with
68 ACRES OF LAND, lying adjoining the town-al OF
which may be sold together, divided the purchaser
may choose.
Inc Lynchburg Mipona reaches up 10 the Biackwaier
Mis- down which All the Hour may be readily conveyed
within 100 yards Of the river. k very liberal credit
will be given ON the property.
JOHN LYNCH,
JAMES C.. HOORMAN,
w. ROBINSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
! AYving, MobertsoM s. CO,

HAVING taken that spacious aud convenient house
y cary OF street, opposite the Basn formerly occn-
plcd by Messrs. " M. r. Smith 90. and next door To
Msssis Woodsou Staples, Offer their services their
fttends ana the public as COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
aware OF ihe conIse necessary for promoting their
Interests they sniy solicit patronage commensurate with
thcir pnhctually aud attention To business.
Tihey viii also receive goods produce Storage.
Richmond, ,Oci.2i. is2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
Groceries.

TUE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has still on hand general
- packages best English pine apple GlOse and Dolphin
CHEESE. 4 complete assortment of COTTON YARN.
intending ina few weeks to his establishment
@ his house street. ShOckoe Eil short distance
beve tie Swan Tavern he will be glad to receive a pOT-
ton ofguc patronage lie earnestly socits all persons
who indebted him forward and settle their
accounts. JOSHUA CRUHP.
October -. 4G.tf
a IEhCHtR . STEU.-fwsh tOempOyas Ieach-
cT Of few boys some person well acquainted With
the Latin aud Greek Languages Mathematics and Genga
ply. JRPM AN BAKER
Cnnher'and Anghsi 90 ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
Snapara & Webh.

NFrER roRsaLE
. $4,000 lbs Green Coffee
1900 = old Java do
30 hhds- 10 bbs. Muscovado SUGAR.
& 90 Loaf do
10 prime retailing Moiasses
10 Antigua Rum
Jamaica do (yery old
pipes superior old French brandy
80 bills carn,hersS Leyburn., re,,,e.d viii,
pipes & IL quarter casks London particular
Madeira Wine :
20 or. casks Sherry do.
10 DO do sweet Malaga do.
In do. do. dry do. do
do. do. Lisbon do.
do. do. reneriflr do
2ooO sacks Salt liverpool Glled)
80 tons Swedish Bar lion
10 do Russia do.
so do. Country 10.
do. Plough Plates
5 90. castings, consisting of Ovens, Pots, Tea
Kettles, sklilets, Fire dogs, &C. &c.
Nail Rods and Sheet Iron Cut Nails
German, Blistercd and Cfawley Steel
100 crates Queens Ware
90 casks Glass Ware
90 Hampers Quart Bottles
90 whole and $50 half boxes by 10 window
Glass
10 boxes by o do.
10 do. g by III do.
is DO. 10 Us 10 do
bids Putty
60 kegs refined English Saltpetre
tons Patent Shot
80 kegs Gun Powder
I50r0 lbs. Soa Leather
$50 sides Upper do
5n0 Spanish Hides
40 bhls. Tanners Oil
BIOS. aud 2 terces Linseed Oil
100 kegs London White Lead
80 bbis New YORK prime PORK
100 do. HeTTings
IS boxes Whitiem0Te's Cotton Cards
20 do do. Wool do.
bales Spinning Cotton
chests and 20 boxes Imperial Tea
boxes (suuuDWder do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
ElOriZeY---NOp Sale,

THIS celebrated horse will he sold at PUBLIC AUG.
IloN OH the Capitol Square in the city of Richmond
on wednesday The 10Th Of December next at IL O'Clock.
Jas character as racer is known TO be inferior to that Of
no horse upon the continent. is deemed unnecessary
10 say any thing upon The subject VI his pedigree in this
dnVetseinentt will he produced the day Of sale.
Tie viii be sold without any limitation one-third Of the
purchase money will be requTeO the day of sale, for
'he bdance ~ months credit will he allowed the puTcha
SCI executing mole with approved eDdorsers, payable
eHhCr OF the Banks 10 Richmond. ...By order OF Mr.
THOMAS BALL, administrator of wa. BALL, deceased
November Z. ids THOMAS TAYLOR
. ~ TIE editors Of the National InfeiEigcRcer Pc.
terS6Rrg Republican, charleston CITY gazette, ORs
LeffRgto" Reporter arc reqWeSted 10 publish The
ob0Ce sir times c0ch, ond J0rnaTd their Gifk TO The
tlfQlfsTfr fl0irfLnt 1nn,nenL-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
Swan Tayern---For Nent,

E(Y request of Mr.. Matthew Wells who had rented the
- swan Tavern, 1t is again offered for rent. The
houses have lately been in much better order than
tney have been ior several years and any moderate
ditiona Improvement that might he required bv a good
tenant, would be made The stand under good manage
meht 10 believed TO he inferior 10 In this city, and
II Is the wish of the propretors person ho
viii uphold TIE reputable character that so many
years been attached 10 the Swan public house Pos
session may be had imiuedaiely-For terms appy To-
EDWARD HALLAM or JOHN BosIER
Nov l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
John ParkAliN & Go.

20 tFe NIgR Of lie Golden Hen,
TETJLL receive im all this week from on board TIE chin
w rhlip Iabb, from Liverpool, general assortment
OF HARDWARE Il CUTLERY which combined with
their present stock hand will make their assortment
very complete all ni which ihey are determined TO sell
low for CASH, or town acceptances.
They have always on hand complete assortment Of
CUT NAILS on consignment, which they sell Bal-
tntcre prices. DICT Al Ei.tn