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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

TO THE EDfroR or rHE ENQUIRER.
Fhe enclosed exhibits an instance of more
complicated relationship than the one furnish
ed ny thc intermingling OF the families Of old
fiarwood and the Geshicks, published in your
paper oithc 18th nit If YOU deem it proper
,on can insert it 10 amnse the idle, or perhaps
TO pazzle the curious i'll such science.
Epiiaphis.
itere was on time family hurled in vault on
which might have been written the following epiiaph:
lisre lie Two grant, mothers with their two grand
daughters,
Two husbandSw with heir two wives
Two mothers with their sons
Two maidens with tlcir mothers,
Two fathers with their two daughtrrs-aRd
Two sisters with their two brothers.
Tue fG'n,y consisted OF ouy six persons the
hove relations existed between thcm entirely
incest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
A Rcma,halIe Time Piece.

In 1865 Mr.. Norton of ST. Johns street ecucd for
his Majesty, agreeable To the directions which had re-
ceived, curious time piece of which the following
cription given in ofthe journals -: This clock
has four faces the first and principal OF which shows true
ana apparent time with the rising and setting of the
every day in the year, by morning horizon which
sequenty shows the lengthenng and shortening of the
days. 1t likewise shows the time nj the day several
parts OF the earth. The second front has elar sys
ten which shows the motion OF the planets in their
ms, according to CoperDcus. The third shows the age
ana different phases Of the moon with the time of the
i'Gss al thrtytwo different ports. The fourth and
ias by curious retregrade motion in spiral shows
very day of the month and year. aud likewise the
and DAYS OF the week. with appropriate embiens The
calculations aud numbers for the wheels for the
syste were given ny Dr. Bev and the designs for all
ihe diai plates with the Numbers aud calculations aud
mode OF performing the moon and tides, by the ngeni
Gus Mr.. Ferguson"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

cd. Since July, last year, the great qaaa-
tiy OF 1927 bales has passed the Gus
tom-house. We have 10 data TO estimate
the exact value of tile annual export 1t
may be roughly guessed at from forty to
fifty lacks of rupees.
Cotton Woot.-We understand that In
dla IS quite capable of supplying the
whole consumption of the English mar
ket; and that she can do so al as cheap
Il rate as America, is pretty evident from
the circumstances of the commanders OF
American ships beginning to consider our
cotton wool as a fit article for their own
market. This win be plain, from refer
ence TO our monthly statement of the i'm
ports and exports OF Calcutta, which
sIews AN item of9S bales of cotton expor-
ted 10 Boston. We learn that other 300
bales were also bought, though not ex-
ported last month.
Sep. 9.-1jmer ,Smch, The celebrated
Goorka Chieftain, is dead. The usage
which this brave man received from his
court, since he was compelled to yield to
British prowess aud discipline, makes us
lament that he did not fall in action. All
accounts concur in representing him as
military hero. He lived to be neglect
Ell by the country in whose cause he so
frequently liazarded death
The quantity of cotton exported from
the lioogIy 10 Great Britain, from the
first of January TO ihe3 Is August, is 80, 500
rbales. TO China, dur ing the same pc
nod, about $4,000 bales were shipped.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

NO1CE.-By virtue two deeds " trust executed
ny David Cobbs to John Daiuciiie aud jos eph Hun
I i"I he purpose Of securing certain mo ey 10
James u ITeiwcli and Nicholas Lewis-we shall o. the
pth Gay o. April next IN the town of warren pro
perry conveyed in the said deeds or 80 ,,ne, ,be,e
OF as VIII tie sufficient TO pay the none, due on the
sain neehs. Tie property conveyed. consists OF
lkACl OF LAND, lying IN Buckinrhay county con
,dinng ny estinasr, $50 acres, ADJOINING the lands OF
James Siaton aud John Thomas tract Of land lyine in
me cOuny oiAibemare, containing acres more or
less adjoining the lands Of John Patterson Wilson e. Nj
cholas, and Thomas Gooisby.-The following slaves -.
aia,,ison Johnson Abraw Dlsy and child, and Kissy;
tlthe day above appointed he not fair the sale will
he pace on the next fair day and will BE- continued t
~ t"e money Nc satisfied together with an lawful char
ees lhe ands ay IN the neighhourlood ofwarren and
persons intending 10 purchase will do well 10 exa1ne
before The day Of sale ''
We shall only convey such right, vas conveyed 70
US by thetrust deeds.
joins DAnEILLF, , ~
Tcb'y &c. ootf,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

me following stansas, translated from the German of
I's'he. for the North American Review communi.
cat. with the very stamp and vigour genius the i'm,
pfesson' of an indy dual Who rcnquishing the cold
v'''', OF AN unpronsing pursuit, looks forward 10
warmer and more animatng views. Reposjny Oh the
WISDOM aud Kindness OF Providence, his eve kndles
"iihihe blended rays ofcoyfdc~ce and hopo.l
INen6urypoH Her1ii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
Boston, Feb. %.
ACCOUNTS EROM 4 SIA

A Calcutta paper of Aug. 81, gives the
account of an action having taking place
between the British troops under major
Dalton, and the JOINT forces ofthe Raiah
Boni and other chiefs, which terminated
In The defeat of the latter, who lost 500
men. The British lost 20 rank and file,
killed and wounded; among the latter
were lleat's b. Watson, b. Ashe, and J.
q. Gooding.
accounts of the predatory excursions of
many OF the restless and unprncipled
country princes plumber is their OBJ
ject, aud TO secure this object, every
species of cruelty is inflicted on the
wretcbed inhabitants who are unable TO
defend themselves. The English could
adopt no policy, so fatal to the iudepcn-
dence of this country as these civil broils
and intestine connections.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

k<ORif NEGROES Al AUCIlON.-On Monday the
a i0th day OF March, at 10 O'Clock will be sold Pub
NC Aicton before The door of the Bel-Tavern for cash,
fotk1 VERY VALUABLE NEGROES (n,en, women,
ana chiufen said to be as likely any in Virginia A.
ong them, said an excellent house servant 4
good sawyer-the balance prime crop hands.
THOMAS TAYLOR, dKcf'r.
February g.. ol.osw9ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

~ virtue OF adeed OftrHst executed us IN DAVID
- Dickinson, and recorded in the County Court Of
Hanover, dated The 22d day ofMarch, Isl to secure the
payment Of certain SUMS of money therein named and
the expenses attending the execution of said deed due 10
Wm Tiueheart, Of said county, either of us shall
proceedt sell al public auction, to the highest bidder
Tor ready money, ON the premises OH Wednesday the
9Th OF March next. If fair not the next fair DAY GER
tain tract or parcel ofand lying the county Of aDo-
YER with the improvements thereon suitable for the ac-
ceinmodaton off geneel family containing by survey
s0 acres being the same tract of land which aid Dick
enson lately purchased 81 Edward q. Sydnor:
And on Friday The 9TH Of March next if fair if net
the next fair day. by virtue Of the mentioned Decd
we SHAH proceed to SELL fOrready money on the prcni
SEES the said Dckensons half Interest in one half
lot, IN the city Of Richmond, being known by the No. b.
in DuvP addition, much thereof as will be sici
ent to satisfy said deed.
JOHN a. RICHARDSON. ,
RICHARD u. JOHNSON. 1T"te'''
February IL. % 2aVtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

Calcutta, Ang. %.
We suspect that the Americans have
completely gothic better ofus, in a branch
ofcommerce materially affecting the pros
perlty OF these settlements, and more re-
motciy the welfare of the mother coun-
try. The point to which we alude, is
tue immense duty, amounting 70 prohi-
bltlon, proposed TO be laid on all cotton
manufactured goods imported into the u
nlted States. II is evident, that this must
materially affect the trading interests of
this city, and set ahoat considerable
capital now employed in the cotton ma
Duiactures. 1t is the opinion of many
well informed persons here, that the resp
luton will be of no consequence, and 10
counteract IFS preludicial tendency, it is
merely necessary TO prepare for the home
market the raw material at present used
IN the local manufactures. There is, we
fear, tallacy i'll this reasoning. 1t is
manifest that the only mode of giving an
ascendancy in the English or Continent
tai market TO East India Cotton, is TO
confer on it such privileges as shall rem
der all competition on the part of the
North and South American grower vain.
The only scheme by which this could be
effected, would be TO put on theraw
material imported into Great Britain from
tne tHiteu otdteS, duty equal TO HAT
imposed lay their government OH Fast
India Cotton manufactured goods. Bun
this cannot he done, without mourning
greater evil than that which il is sought
to remedy. The hands of England are
tied mp by the commercial treaty. II is
plain that England cannot impose duty
40 a. TO effect the States singly the only
questions III consideration are, whether
ono can do WIfjOut FOREIGN sunt,lv aud
India, which has vet ONLY supplied her
marketwiih 81 3O0bales, can at once in
crease her produccto 81 800 bales
There can he 10 hesitation in answering
u the negative.
ling. 20.-A reference 10 tlIe returns Of
exports from this city shows, that from
$500 to 1912, inclusive, period of 10 years
10, lg2 bales of piece goods, OF all sorts,
we're shipped hence for The T.. 8. or II.
100 bales annually. During the two fol
lnwIug wears Of war, a suspension of all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
POLICE or RfCHMOND.

III CouRcH IebruorVI7, Isf7
ESOLNED THAT the Hall will at its monthly sos
y zion ~ March, proceed to The appointment 81
N0stsr Of PoEce for the City Of Richmand for one
yeas nom the 25th Of March, in the place u IT, Robinson
iesisaedaud u IS directed that thisresoInion be pub
lished. - '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
EcLrnnrno %
DAwNING OF OUR PROSPERITY.
Rnn..nIn Nun;L.u,....

The following letter from highly respccta-
bic source, while itexciteS the livelest plea
sure among our Citizens, should cause tic blush
OF shame to sufiuSe orr chee ks for the apathy.
which has so long existed among us, or this
subject ofparamOunt Importance TO every o.
Their tllat can occupy our attention, whether
VIC regard oar own immediate interests, or that
of orr postcrity, both (which we are bound to
gHardw With Argus eyes.
let shope then, that il will hereafter be the
only topic Of conversation in all circles where
rational subjects are discussed, until its
importance becomes familiar TO the most I'M
lettered mud. and an impulse is excited with
the whole I5ass ofoHr citizens, which will lock
into insgniicance every obstacle opposed
to the contamination Of our noble purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
February (,


'EHREE NEGROES were committed TO Jail in the coun-
Il ~ Of Mathews, the 2gth. Pee. 1915.
NdMfS-DANiEL. ISAAC and JOHN. They saw they
we're purchased by Hr. CIay from the State Of North
Carolina. Daniel came from Talbot county MARYLAND
tSoac rom Pennsylvania. John from T.. S. Kent conn
gether.
ne owners are requested TO come and pay charges
anu ahe them away if no one shall appear defray
ther expences, bey will III due time he sold according
10 law I'D such cases made and provided
Feb'y %. 's asdf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

tDiAN1ERSFAbE iS again offered far sale.-The
Subscriber is disposed to sell great bargain in this
handsome t3I and divide the ayInents for the ac
coin0dation of purchaser into twelve equal parts in
hesoiiae paper well endorsed made payable al either
OF the Richmond Banks, the first ofwhch he al 60 DAYS
sisbt and SO on IN succession for days
purchase money he fully discharged which will he az
the end oftwo years from tie date the Ir note
Ihs farm has heen before advertised and pretty fully
described- is therefore deemed unnecessary again 10
20 fully into description off, IL lies in the county of
Goochand, ten miles above the house on Licking
hole Greek, and about forty miles Richmond i.
confirms about 100 acres, lies well for farming and is
well watered, aud ia good negliborhood abont thirty
acres OF this tract lying Immediately on Lickinghoe
Greek is considered equally rich as the James Riyet
Low-6ronnds the residue produces good wheat corn
tobacco and clover. he bindings are neat and conye
hent-also The orchards the farm extensive aud
of the best kinds of fruit.
There are also two small farms Planters Faye.
belonging 10 the Subscriber, which also offered
SAFE The two contain ass acres and nearly the same
SIZE one OF which il encountered with life estate
ah od lady very great bargain also he had in
purchase ofthese parcels of land either of them and
the payments made easy.
any person wishing to purchase IS invited to call on
the subscriber and enquire of him his for this dcsi-
faDe popeTtyt shall he made much below its rcava
e, OF The ordinary prices that such lands are selling
for. -
February 4. NO &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
Baiit,aom Octo5er, 1916.

80. We are eusbled 10
give Yen pircc Of intelligence. which tl,o'
not OF commercial nature, will N many be of
Great ibterc', wc mean the failure If Tho -,
rcdifiDr sent out by your poVcr,uert -.
1i,i5> ear under the command Of CAPT Trc.
5y, "hosc object vas TO explore the R;vcr
Congo. Like allformcr enterprises Of q s;,,;
~ hind' aui Notwithstanding re presumed
hisccrhne1t ard skill offhosc CONCERNED in The
planning aud executing il, there apnears q,
rave Dcen : want Of foresight, both ~ m ,l,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

Extract ofr letter from gentleman in Udlifar
Turn, ~. G.. } TO his friend IN this place, Gated
FEB. f,iht7.
"The Directors Of the Roanoke Navigation
Company met here on Friday last, according
to appointment, and made board, and on the
following evening, the schooner Roanoke, capt.
Weeks, arrived At the landing before this town.
Being much gratified by the appearance Of
schooner of sucha size, having passed through
the Dismal swamp Canal, very particular en-
guircs were made Of Capt. Weeks, respecting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

rTHE shers ofthe counties Of Norfolk Princess Anne
- ana Nansemond and The mayor of The borough of
norfolk, which said counties and borough comsoss Sc
"ia Dsuict-and the sherifTs Of the couiies of Eli
zabeh Ciy, warwick and York composing part Of The
shlo usIict Tor the nest election Oniy-e sIers Of
.t couhties OF Campbell Buckingham aud BEDFORD COM
posing another Senatorial Dstticte sherifls az flo
counties OF franklin Patrick, Henry aud ifsylyania
roniposhg another Senatorial Dsiricthe slIeris OF
He counties OF Abemarle, Amherst, Nelson, Fnvanua
ann 1oochland, composing another Senatorial District
anu ~ e county Of Louisa, composing part the said
uIsuel ior The next election Onlythe sherHs Of the
counties Of King George, wesilnoreland Nortbnmber
iahd, Rchmend, Lancaster Stafford and Prinse Will.
AN, composing another Senatorial Distrct-and the
sheris OF the Counties ef Matthews, Middlesex Acco-
mac, SOUTHAMPTON aud Gloucester. composing another
senatorial Dsirciwich several districts compose the
cias OF the senate Of virginia are requested take
notice that an election. in rotation is 10 be- held ON the
court days OF teirrespective counties in the euth Of
Ap NEXT Tor Tie election of Senator represent each
Of the said districts, in the General Assembly for four
years neNteusuing. TIIFO UtNsFonD C.
Feb'y p. oo,ya,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
Lireypool DcccmJey 81.
Entire .faji'Ue ef the british ErDed;i;on ,,r

Me rireJ' Congo
l'y the politencss ola most respectablo ,,or
chant ~ Liverpool, we are enabled lo an
nouncc 10 the public, the melancfoiy nov
ot The entire failure of the British expcd;t;on
up me Congo, under circumstances Of tie
most painful ulture and which prcclufe ali
future prospect Of success. The news is coz
tanned in letter from Bahia. Just received ~
Liverpool, FROM Which we make the folloYr;n,,
extract - - i"''""lhS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

VALUABLE stock cf Dry-(:oads SC. at -4..cficu.-.
ON Tuesday. the ith March next, ut 10 O'clock will
be sold 1.-THE new store lately occupied by Mai Dcp.
min Wolfe. dec. opposite his former residence the en-
tire stocsof Dry Goods. comprising very general as
sor'men amounting TO about i2,oO0-among which are
the following:
co pieces calcoes; 10 do. cambrics 20 de- shifting
20 do Irish linens; bale point and dufie blankets
case wkte domestic shirtings 100 lbs spun Gotten SO
doz handkcrchcfs and shawls pieces vestin. lc-
vnbtnes aud forences cords and velvet; cloths and
cassimeres; sk. cotton and worsted hose and gloves
pins needles and cotton halls bedticking and hann..s
about one thousand pair shoes consisting very gene
rA assortment; cases coarse and do of fine hats.
Hardware knives and forks pen knives razors scis
sars, padfocks stock locks and candlescks one case
toys, consisting ofdolls &c. BY order IF the idmr
Par&hilks, Dunlop s. Coplasd.
~ TERMS at Sale.
Teb'y %. ~ ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
JOHN ADAMS,
CAMIfET q An

cAmtEis u AI'Am1, \
y. ADANa requests all those who wish transact am
business with HIM, to call at the Office Of George VIM
silih. IN the forenoon, rather than at his dwelling.
Feb'y rs. so viw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

NIoIlCE.--All persons having claims against lie es-
= tate OF the late Col Richard Adams, dec. are re-
qnesied to make application to the subscribers-those
VINO are indebted 10 the estate solicited call upon
MI George Wa Smith. at his Office five doors cast of
Tue bridge, on street, who is authorised receive
payment.
Persons who have made contracts for land without re-
ceNhg conveyances, are particularly invited to make
known their pTetensons in writing without loss Of time
asa connected survey Of all the lands adjoining to tbis
city il nllnl;i In In - 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

AND For yaie.--Wili DC sold To the highest bidder
a on Saturday the 22d March next sxty-seven acres
OF LAND, be The same more Of less, lying the county
oil Chestefhed, and about fourteen miles from Manches-
ter fe'ng part Of the tract known y the name of The
Wo"Ht formerly belonging to James Harris dec-The
sale Wilt take place IN the prenises-and the terms are
Twelve months credit, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

VALUABLE Stock ~ DRY GOoGs, at 4ncfion The
Subscribers Intending to decline business will on
MONDAY, the 10th day Of March next sell their eutire
stock Of GOODS al auction, amounting about 30 600
aud comprising probably the best assortment ever offer
ca ~ TINS market The following comprise part OF The
Goods
B'W saper61e, 'qiddiVg, common cloths 0ud casst
McrtSj Irish linens, ShiriVgs SheCfi0g c0icoes cam
pits, Heedtes cotton bafks, kcraRfnes aid G0rsaccs
TtbboHs, Wk 0Hd cOff0n shnScis silk rcff0n ami t0rs
tcd h0sicrg gforeS t7'eR c0fkOR bSd Hckigg plolne
Dta"hcfs, naH coftons-oHd fclc BgAsseks -carycfs
tosfther wih eperg hDtg necessary to assort mr.
Cont Store.
We beg leave to assure the public that every artclejn
our Store will be offered sold 50 that 10 disanof-
nlent can accrue To purchasers attending Tie sale Tic
safe will be continued from day TO day tn closed.
Terms uiH he Abcr0k.
The sale will be conducted by
ParIhiiS, Dmlop5. Coplqud.
Feb'y ~. e,t,sM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

NTALuAnLE JdmeS Ricfr Land f0y gaTc.-WiIi DC
y sold before the door ofthc RelLTaverp on the ~
"Wednesday ~ next month"; IL fair. II NOT on the next
fir day. between the hours OFF, and O'Clock in fbe g
venng. z tracts Of parcels of LAND. viz:
One tract containing about $50 acres lying on tie
south sdeoi James River, inst below the westhsmfffv
aha adjoining Tue abuieh Of The bridge TO be butt -
cross the said river by Mr.. Wilson ( co.
The Other tract containing SO aud yiug al,opi
mile rom the first mentioned and the same distance
from The nvcr Inc timber and other advantages O.
these tracts Of land render them objects Of Hlerare,
=" gentlemen who WISE 20 neqnirc properly IN hc ueca
Dorhoud ~ Richmond.
Ierses n So9e cash, the balance IN ANIMAL par
ment from the dav ofsaie.
'ndnbl7le te 40 the land will be convened 10 ffe
purchaser, ufon bis uIase Gee Gfst payment and ei,
iHg bonds ~ approved Secn' ty tor TIE bslance by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

Indignant lv
10 some more courteous laIi and milder sky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

A LEXANDER SHARP-You will take notice that
by virtue Of commission lv fDf that purpose
obtained shall upon the 18th day of March next pro-
coed al the Rising Sun Tavern, in the city Of Richmond
from the honrs of III O'Clock in the forenoon until
CLOCK IN the afternoon 10 take the deposition william
Jarrett 10 he read in evidence in BY suit against YOU
now depending in The Honorable Superior Court of Chan
Gerry for the Richmond District.
BOYD MILLER, SURFING partner
OfJTJH. BromRe 4 90.
Feby 2s 90 ,,1,y we
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

NTOTIcE.--1Le partnership heretofore exis,ipcL.
tween the subscribers under the frm OF l,..
sent.-A persons having claims again said Irm vii;
then to Frederick H. Bfayo for settlement So.
those indebted to the 'tm IN make payment TO him Nv
Being alone authorised 10 adest the business OF the H.,
firm. =. A. MAYO
JOHN fRtYsER
N. y. The business will be conducted as heretofore he
Frederick 4. jiayo.
TINTED STATES STOCK LOSr.-Notice is here1-
~ given that the following certificate. ofU s. S,oss
in the name OF Lewis Willis bearing date as per Ii,t ~
low have been misiad lost-and that due duplicated,
will be made at the ol the United State, f
their renewal.
Old oper cent. No. ssa fOrS4o 30
Deferred per cent. 7ni 2io Is
DO. ms 4ss Is
3rcr cent. .gj 800 2s
BYRD G. WILLIS, Ex'or
efLeuts nuns, dec
Quo LANDS For Aaif--By virtue Of a deed OF ,,r.,
~ executed to the subscribers by VIM. M'Craw an,
recorded inthe Comfy Court Of Halifax fur the n,r"
ofsecnrng the payrcn, OF certain sums ofinoney ,In
mentioned due 10 Sarah Darlington, Joha Irvine ny
John D. sco-wili he sold, the highest bidder as
casia Halifax courthouse Monday. the 2s,h dav ~,
LAND lying ia the State o Ohio, and Deer creek and
its branches, viz "'
one uac; % eleven liindred acres
DO. do OF three hundred a.d six acres
DO. do Of three hundred aci es-amd
DO d.. ofone hundred acres.
These hands have hen a,ey patented in the name, Of
the trustees, and will he sold nnhoof resrrrr
JOSEPH W. SC0Tf,l
ISAAC MEDLEY, Trustees.
BENZ. GREEN,
feby2s. anw7w.
CROCK OF GROCERIES 0t frrfl0n--On W,,I,..--
- day the 5h March next at 10 O'clock, will be s"S
stthe uniherhouss Of tie late Major BENJAMIN Wolfe,
nm the entire stock of CrOceries, amounting to abot
SS.00o-among which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04
TRIUMPH OF THE ROMAN CATHO-
Lie CONGREG ATIONO CHARLESTON,

'oMMlTTED TO the public Jail in Boydt0n in Neck
- lenburg county, Va. certain man named SOLO
MoN,who says he belongs TO Thomas Wills, living in
Richmond, Va. The negro is dark complicated and is
about feet inches high.
The owner is hereby requested TO forward prove
his property, pay charges, and take him away.
ALEX. BOYD, JGiior.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-04

Shoe Backle,. 1t is said that the Prince Re-
gent has recommended the use of Buckles. not
only in tnll dress, but in common This would
give employment to thousands ofmanufactures,
and put an end to the fashion of shoe-strings
introduced By SiXteen-string Jack