davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-22
SALES AT vENDUE!

IN euery Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
4 the Yendue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Sc:
articalars of which will be expressed in
the bills of the day.
81 All kind of goods which are or
imitation and the prices Of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
nd purchased at the lowest limitation
nd prices.
p. G. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-22
Paper for Sale.
David and j. Ross

Have received, per snip rotolsac, ifou'
GENOA,
81 bales writing paper, assorted
Which they Offer for sale on very low
terms. they keep aconstant supply OF
irst quality chewing tobacco for sale BY
the quantity. ipec II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-22
Hans true e. genuine Ge.Faan 'O'''
PI1iStfr.

Or At the place Of saie Ia"ap' nor.
may be had gratis, describing cure .ta o p
her. im6.rtance and responsibility ;. 81
which, fully justify every af''e'S
August 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-22
L,e,s Ointment for the Itch.

Warranted an infallible remedy at one
application, may be used with perfect
safety on infants week old, not con
tanning particle Of mercury or, any dali
serous ingredient whatever, aud not al,
companied with that tormenting sma''
which attends the arpiicas'"n VI o'"c'
remedies.
Lees Mfallibs .jgus and f'rsr Dr9ps,
For the cure of agues, reontte"'' a"'
intermittent. feyers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-22
Benedict Property for Sale.

December u.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-12


INFORM ,ne pubic and tneir irienos, that they
n have removed one door south of their old stard,
where they carry on their business of
PAINTING and GLAZING,
in all its various branches.
They Hkewise offer soie--ss low as can be
purchased in the state, the following, together with
a.great number Of other articles
London White Lead, Litharge,
do Red Lead, PrussIan Biues
Black lead. Dutch Pink,
Spanish White, Rose Pink, a
Paris White. Smslt,
Spanish Brown, White Vnrro!,
Purple Brown, Gold Leaf,
Venetian Red, Gum Sheliack,
French yellow, Linseed Oil, boiled OF
English Yellow. unboiled
Chrome Yellow, Spir,s Of Turpentine
Patent Yellow, Black Varnish,
Verdigrise, Bright vsrnish,
Umbef, Copai Varnsh.
OJHy sending the dimensions OF vessel, house or
rooms, their friends can be supplied with sufficient
quantity OF Paint ana Oil for the same
They request those who bave account over one
wear standing to cali and settle them.
Newport, Ia,
Thames street, No. 1i6 Jan o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-12
1l0iBteuanp.

- From The New- York Courier.
Yindicotfon ef Yan Wart, Panidiay and w
Hams, the ihree pirtuons and S'afrionc IN
eriesn Yeoman, vvho arrested 1'feyor .hndr|
Colonel Bcnjamir Tallmadge, q nemb|
OF the House OF Representatives OF the Uni
ed States, 10 speech which he lately dol
cred in that body, vep,ured 10 ascribe 10 Il
celebrated captors Of Andre, . character
nost infamous and de,estabIc and 10 thu
eonduc, on that Oeea.ion, motives most
did sod odous. He accused these men |
being ss often in tho camp Of tho encmics
their country, 40 ia that of our own Of bel
men, destitute not only OF patriotism, bot
common honesty and honor Of belonging
that dc,establc gang, Usually known by
oane OF Cow.6oys. He charged them 10
feet, therefore, with being tho vilest
thieves and robbers and in doing so,
resented General Washington and the
grcss az sestowiug the public praise and
public bounty upon wretcbes, utterly
and oatemp,ible, from mere motives Of
icy. There IVES in this attempt an intre
iiy wo,iny Of better cause but ct the q
time o rsshsess which he will never seas
repent.--Col. Tsllmsdge hss. endesvca
10 tear the fairest leaf from our history,
to deprive the yeomsnry Of cor country
theme in which they eloried, and OF On
ample, whose influence 10 not less exter
and important, than was that Of the imtD
William Tell. II he hiss done so,
there was the least possibility that he q
be In error, he eovId never dpon rehe'
jusify himself--Bu, II he hiss done -
slighi, yer, slight grounds, nss from bic
knowledge, but from ,be cslumnies o
envious, and the mere snspicions tf 90
my, be hiss met responsibility from
the personal respee, with whieh he msy
been heretofore regarded, ought not ID
,eet bin, nor political opinion TO release
upes What grounds did the 6 olsnsl .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-12

AN ACT to extend the provisions Of the ecS
TO authorize certain officers and other per-
sons TO administer oa,hs, approved May tho
third one, thousand seven hundred and
ninety eight.
BE ir enacted by fhe Senate ard Housr Of
Rehre,en,orpes Of the United Sfafes Of .z,se.
rieo in Congress assembled, Tint the Chair-
man Of any standing committee, either OF tha
House Of Representatives or Of the Senate ux
the United States shall be empowered 10 cd.
minister oaths Or affirmations to Witnesses ia
any case under their examinations and sby
persons who sbsll be guilty Of perjury before
such committee shall be liable to tho painss
pen al,ies, and disabilities, prescribed FOR the
punishment OF the crime OF wilful and eors
,npt perjory. W
February 0, isiY--Approved, ~. ~,
JAMES MADISON :
AN ACT TO repeal, alter the close OF The
present session Of Congress, the Act, en-.
titled "AN ACT 10 shsngs tho mode of
Compensation TO the Members OF the Sens
,.ste and House Of Representatives end ,he||
Delegates from Tcrritories," paced tho
nineteenth Of March, one thousanA eight
/ huodrcd and sixteen.
Be IL enA,fed by fAt Srnaie axd Houle 81
Rehresen,astves Of the Usrtrd Sfofes oF hnsss|
riea in Congress ossem6ied, Tha, from afid at
ter the prcsentaession Of Congross, the Ace
entitled dan Act to change the modo Of com
pensatidn TO the members Of the Senate noo'
House Of Represcots,ivc and the Delegated
IRON Tcrritoriss," passed the nineteenth O.
March one thousand eight hundred and SIX
teen, shalt be, and the same is hereby repeal
ed Provided ALWAYS, that nothing hereil
contained shall be construed to revive su1
Act or Acts or part Of Acts repealed or sa'
pended by tho Act hereby repealed.
February 6, isi7-'APproved,
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-12

2947 Prizes--~5o53 BIanl;sA Not two Blanks TO
Prize.-rrice of Tickets, y 5 The Drawing Of the
Lottery will positively commence at Plainfed, Con
on the frst Monday OF FEBRUARY next
~ Tickets IN tho above Lottery may be
had at the. Truly Fortunate Lottery and En-
change CIIice oi j. G. SH A w, in Whole,
Halves and Quar'crs.
Newp5s,, Jso. "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-12
LAWS.
rraIisxsD ar <yyaosIYs.

RESOLUTION TO employ John Trumbuli,
20 compose and execute ceriaie Pain,ings..
6e q enaesed by fhe Senafe and Hoitse Of
Refresrhfofves Of ihe Unsed Ssafes Of Hme-
riea IN Congress assen'6isti, That the President
otsihc Y. 5. be, and ho is hereby authorized
toemPioy John Trumeoli, Of Conuecticut, to
compose and cxscufe four psiotirgs COM,
memofaiivc OF The tos, important events of
tho American Revolution, to be placed, when
finished in 'se Capitol Of the United Ststss.
= Febrea,s 9, ip7--Approyed, -
80. JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-12
WEW GOODS /. :, y
----od ..ti.r
WILLIAM CALLAHAN.

HAS rust received, by the latest arrivals
at N. tork, from Liverpool, some Nxw G OF ps,
.7moN ~Aieh arc
Balloon Furniture Dimi- sFancy super super lace
ties, ground ds.
Cotton Shr,ings, high * 10. de- do. cl,eck do.
low priced. superfne furniture do.
isquarter Countsrpanes, Ladies' and grnsiemrn's q
10 do do. 2 worsted Hcee,
IL do Marseilies Quilts, Girs and boys white amt
IL do. do ) cold do. all OF which
Is do. do, , are of a very superior
Undress'd CaLIeoes, " qualify 'sF
sup sup blk lace ground { Jaconet aud camb Mus.
Brown aud yellow fan. : Inns, IS Rs
ces dc aaA limitation dsmask Shawls
Chnts sigipes do. Skicb plaid do. ~.
Fancy ehecks do. SMourning DO.
1so--7 and A Isisb Linens.
- xsks~sse, on hana., -Ak -
A quastity Of Cptie'y--Hard- Ware--audn
few crates Crccke,y Wore.
.hsO--to casks OF Colmcnar Wine, all of which he
viii sell low Tor cash. New.york money .nd Tres.
sury Notes tsken al par.
Newport. Dec. IL rH1
HENRY KUCGLE.S,
oGer' tor safe, on Lyons WAIr5, -
ss7 II, o Shboks
loo -. -. Hogsheads
oO,oC' ieet Merchsntabe Boards and Plsnk
500. do inch Plank
10000 do. clear Boards and Plank
10000 do. Joist
$4,000 dc Timber
1000 Cedar Rails
100000 shingles
$4,000 Laths
1000 Clspboards.
NeWpor, Jan /, 1917. SIN.
"A. Y. ALLEN SS Co.
EsPECTfULLY acqnaint their Customers and
~ ;he public, that they have taken the store No.
iO9 Thames'street. next south TO Mr. David Rod.
m"ns, where they offer for sale. at wholesale and
retail, Ms cheap as can be purchased in Newport,
complete assortment OF genuine
GROC ERIES.
-Rso. for sale--3 tons bar Iron.
Newport sept. ID, 1916. i,f)
WILLIAM LOWE,
- EsPECTFUi.LY informs lis friends I'D the pub.
~ lie, that he has commenced tire
.9uehoH aud Comrissios Business.
end would be happy to attend to all who may please
to employ him he viii advance Cash Oh Goods de-
posted either Sor public or private sale
lie also keeps for snte,.
A large assortment OF Groceries and Crockery
Ware, 81 wholesale and retail. cheaper than can be
bought in this town, for cash onlr
NewYork money and treasury notes exchanged at
stNt q n %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-12
FOR SAIL,
Ysluabke Proberfy.. :. For sale.

Vdluabie Propery.. For sale.
THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
i in which he lives, in hames.street-snd
give immediate possession. He will sell some land
adjoinIng the estate OF the late George Chsmplia,
Esq winch land is very convenient Tor House lots
He will either sell or lease his farm at Sacbueast-
point, in Mlddletown. he has some Furniture alsc
for sale. NATH. haZARD
an 81. i
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-12

~ :.
s Ag!2zl! ! -
The .foIlGw,rg Uosu'.!a y eeuifeares are proofs
Of tbeir angular and superior efficacy.
UJ CERTIFICATE.
This may certify that !, Gen. James Whi,elaw, Of
|nyegate. (Vt) have a daughter, who has been from
her youth TO the age of % years, severely afflicted
with the salt rheum, and after having tried many
medicines to no effect, induced to make trial Of
I" DR.. Reif's botanical Drops" prepared by w. L.
conway, which. after administering three bottles,
competeda cure, and she has not been troubled with
the complaint since. JAMES WHlrELAW.
Montpelier, March 16, 1916
The swias letter from the mother of an inlaf 10 truly
interesting 30 ts afflicted
W. T. Conway,
Respected .ir-Agreeably to your request. would
inform Gu that my son s years old, his health
as follows-he has been sick years. ID months
since, when informed Of DR.. Reif's Botanical Drops
and Pills, he then had moi the of his arms
leg almost crippled; hip dropped out of place his
thigh swelled up and broke in places arms III the
mean time swelled up and broke in IL places many
of the sores down to the bone for one year he
bad no OF Tie josts, but has the Of both
arms, sores all well but three he appears to be
getting well very fast. Many said it impossible
that he coad get weli0hers say il seems like snis
ing one from The dead. must remain sincere
friend and we'll wisher to you who have shewn so
much ndness to my son.
LUCy ROGERS.
Waterford, (Con.) May IL, 1916.
Tire Drops are radical cure for Scurpy, Sah
s. Jeffrey, Sc .anth0ny's fSis, oerefIia, Ulcers,
Sore Leys, when the hone is affected, Venersai
1'oinn ynen mrcury has fAed--sre the best spring
ana umnx physic, and may be given to children
with perfect safety. PricesS l.-Grask for "Dr
ReLFE's botanical Daofs'-- O5serpe are
gsnmne unless signed " w. r. Conway"
rh" above Medicine prepared and sold whole
sale h the sole Proprietor, w T CosvAY, No. l.,
Hamilton Place, Common. street, Boston, and retail
ed by
SAM'L. w. VINSON, Druggist,
THAlAE ES-S7REET, hEWPOEI, R. L.
Noppin Providence, Isaac ID. Bull, Hartford, Dwight
Ripley, Norwich, John Tiebout, No. 230, Water st
New York, and most Druggists, booksellers, and
Post-siasters throughout the United States
'amphlets of many extraordinary cures may
At the ageat's, gratis.
vone .f fhe a6oce genuine, unless signed
Conwsy;" os yau uaiue health Observe fhis
large discount 70 Country Traders, and
20 buy 10 sell again
,rf, Nov. IS, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-12
PUBLN NOIHE,

PUBLN' NOTICE..
rs hereby given by the Subscriber, that N eons".
qaenoe OF Loss sustained by the Managers, Of
Fifteen Thousand Esitars, by failure in Boston,
the Drawing Of the I'd Class of the CANAL LOT
Terry will not be completeo.--Under these cir.
eunstanees, j. C.. SHAW will pay the Prizes due
on the Drawn Tickets, and refund TO those who
ho1 Tickets in this Lottery tndratyn. and sold BY
him. the amount they PAID for them.
Newport, Jsp o. J. G. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-12

Nesv Feather Beds and Feathers.
T I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
A Beds, from 20 TO 45 dollars, kept constantly
TO- sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 3, Chares.street.
He has on hand an assortment of Mattresses Of all
kinds .Nsrporf, March %, 1915.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-27

ST. JoHN's ~. ~ Nov 2iAbout BALI past o'clock
this mefning Jusas about to pnt paper 10
the press, we were alarmed by the signal far fire aud
have now the painful taxi to record, after short
lapse q" the another extensive and distressing eoniia
grati"n.
IIarpears that the In was drst observed in the prc,u
SEES o Messs. HUE, Reed 4 Co in Water street, aud
soon extended its the westward tar as
house of Mr. benjamin BuwIng, On the upper side aud
The store OF Mr. Robert Nevins, The lover SIDE Where
ny yer! powerful eNeitons 1t was sopt IN us westerly
direction but continued advancing eastward until
half past O'clock by which iime 1t had bn the pre-
OF MIR. James Gift where great eNertiOns were
Messrs Perkins X Winter, upon which depended the
saiCy OF the whole range OF houses the Church Hill
tc upper side aud the of Messrs Trimming
hams Co. eli the lower side, just where the lire
was stopped IN its progress westwad-al of which build
ngs narrowly escaped on the 9Th inst Thus great part
ct the western halt of the town. which we
shelter 70! the then distressed, islad in ashes and
many families have To lament and feel the painful distress
OF second time being burnt of their wellngs the
short space at fourteen days. BY what many OF
them VIII nd sheiteTth approaching winter AT
loss 10 conjecture should they be fortunate enough
TO have the means of purchasing necessaries.
In this has,y account, cannot fully into parti
culars nor can we at this short notice pretend esti
rate the aggregate of the damage the
extensive aud dwelling OF messrs. Cunning
Bei' Co. and those OF Messrs HUE, Reed Co. Ryan
n Sons, Mr.. Robert Nevns, Mr.. James Gilt, Sir. John
burke, aud several other mercantile establishments,
have fallen sacrifice to the devOuring flames the
clearinghouse, shop, &c. OF Mr. Nevins were PIesery
ed.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon the Navy
Military, aud an Immense number Of the respectable
habiants, for their united exertons in stopping the
whose efforts directed and supported by the civil
authorities and the Clergy.
Various conjectuTes aoat rs the cause of this
disaster but will not at present hazard opnion
We have great confidence that the procamaons of his
exceency the governor aud the decisive measures adop
ted by the civil authorities relative to depredatons
United en- the property OF sufferers in the late lire, will
have the effect of preventing great degree similar a.
uocities on the present occasion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-27
Swan Tavern.

WIS well known stand will be open receive board
eTs and travellers the LIST of January next when
VIII be supplied with all necessary articles ac
coinmodaton otthOse who may favour IL with their
custon-the Subscriber havngto 20 below few days
70 settle up business of the presently ear, will admit
OF his accommodating them sooner. The SWAN has
good stables and will he supplied with the best proven
der the market affords, aud ostlers and every
attention paid to merit share of the public favour
WIN. b. PIERCE.
THIS well known establishment as advertised by MIR
WM b. PIERCE to open the LIST of January will he
conducted by the subscriber, who pledges himself that
no pains or expense shall be wanting it CON-
Portable to all who may favour the SWAN with their
company: OVERTON SEAWELL
December fe-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-27

Nep Gorer1ineat of Amelid Isldnd.-On this
subject the Aurora gives the following infor-
nation:
We have just seen printed return of an e.
lection which took place at that island on the
18th and 10th OF November, for nine repre-
sentatives. There were - candidates, and
the following are the names of the persons e.
lected, and the number of votes which each of
the candidates had.
Mr.. Gual, l5l-V. Pazos, I50--Murden I4S
-COmte, l4S-Irwiu, lI3-Lavignac, lI2-
Forbes, IIl-Mabrity, I07-Chapelle, IQI.
Since writing the foregoing we have re-
ceived proclamation, declaring the election,
of which the following is hasty translation
Louis Aury, commander in chief of the FIoridas.
SC.
Whereas, an election was held in this ci-
ty on the 10Th and Goth of November of the
present year, 1917, the result of which has
been the choice of representatives of the peo-
pie, TOR the purpose of constituting the pro-
vincial government of this republic, the fol-
lowing persons were elected =
Pedro Gual, Murden, j. Irwin, j. Forbes.
Chapelle, Vincent Pazos, Comte, Lavignac,
mahrity.
hereby convoke by these presents, tile said
representatives TO hold their sessions on the
LIST day OF December next, ensuing, TO take the
niece ssary oaths, and to fulfl the duties with
hdeity and impartialty, which committed
to their charge by the people of the free state
of Florida.
Given in the city of Fernandina, in the Is
land Amelia, 9th November, ISl7,-Ist
year ofindependence.
(Signed) LOUIS AURY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-27
Gfsom .noore's irish .Heioeies
NAY, rrLi MI NOT.

Nj iLLi Mf NOi.
AsR--" Dennis don't be threateniRg.''
NJ, ieii u,v not. dear that The goblet browns
One raa'in of ieeiiaa. nnv fond resret;
belle,e u,e. few of ihy angry nowns
AIe all I've sunk IN as btighi waves yet.
NvtT ha,h beam
ttch iost m the sucain
1 tai evei wa- shed nom Thy form soul
The balui vi thy signs,
The spell vi thine eles
siii hoat Oh the surface, and hallow my BOWL
Teen fancy not, dearest that VINE can steal
oue bissful dream ofthe heart from me:
lise inen,s tnat awaken The pilgrims zeal,
The bowl but 0Illhtens my lsve for thee
The. tell us that Low. ia his fairy bower
Had two blush I"ssS 81 birth divine;
He sptihk'ed The one WITH a Iainbow s shower,
But hath'j Tue O;hei, with mantliny wine.
Snrn did the huds
ihat dIank Of the floods
II stil'd hy the rainbow. decline and fade
While those which the tide
offuby had DID
All hlush'd into beauty like thee sweet maid
Then, fancy not, dearest that wine can steal
one bils siits dream OF the heart from me (:
Lke fouhts that awaken the pilgrims zeai,
The bowl but bTigbtens my love for theei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-27
Farms for Sale.

HE subscriber wishing to remove To the Southwestern
country, offers for sale Two valuable comfortable
Farms, the situate about nile OF Orange
Courthouse containing 30I acres, with in hun
dred or two yards it, containing 1872 acres
and cultivated appendlnt the first The other tract
lies about two and an half miles southeast of the Court
aud convenient dwelling and other houses, with thresh
ing machines There great abundance of land
aud timber to each farm, and the last is reclaimed
meadow of2o or 30 aeres yielding annually 900
TO sOOsO weight of hay. The above farms situated p
part OF the country as healthy, II is believed any
the Woodland i'll most uuexceptionae eighboT hood
Surprising that any person desrous Of purchasing will
view the property pompous display of its advantages
desmes unnecessary The termsOme third in hand and
the balance in two annual instalments.
ROBERT TAYLOR.
Orange county, Nov. a. ...52sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-27
Classical SCHOOL,.

WANClS POWER will open an ACADEMY, on the
18th Of January, the county of ~ Kent at Games.
THIS farm is in the vicinity OF the Forge the residence
Oh Mr.. WIN. Douglass. An airy situation and ampy
provided with excellent for boarding a
iew young gentlemen, it is extremely eligible for Sc.
ninary of learning.
Parents or guardians, who may be disposed to send
their children wards this institution will please
ply TO Mr douglass, for and lodging The
fees for tuition will be as follows:
For the English branches usually taught in schools in
GLIDING the practical parts of the mathematics every
pupil will be considered to enter
These will be. ..............,S4O
Do Win fIeHCn'.. 80 " annum, paya.
Lalin: $50 (ble half yearly.
Do. with Greek French, or eitherGo
There will be one months vacation in the summer &
the year will close OH tue 18th of December.
December %. 6o.ots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-27
Dissolution.

TIVE partnership heretofore existing under the nrm Of
DELAP & BANR5 is this day dissolved, by mutual
consent OF the parties. ~ those WHO indebted to
said fn, requested 10 forward and make imne.
dafe payment ana those having claims against said
hTns 70 present them 10 Garland Haues for settlement
who IS alone authorized to settle ihe concerns Of the
0fu. a. DFLAP,
GARLAND HANES.
December 20.
THE BLACKSMITH, wHEELwRICHT & Wagon
WORK will be- carried The ensuing year, at the same
place. by the Subscriber where al orders IN his line will
be thankfully received ana promptly aiiende3to.
GARLAND HANES.
December % 90 In.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-27

ENOR SALE-Hy Hog Island Estate, in and upon
James River in the county of Surry, containing about
1850 acres This Estate has ranked among best
upon this River and purposes of stock farm il
cannot be eXcced-
Ny State QRGrTies and Lands in the county Of Bnck
iDgham about go miles above Richmond near James Ri
yer, contains 256acres. needonIy add that this con-
sideTcd of ncalcnlable value
Ttcenty Thousand -fcreS 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 FIfFy Acres at wesham
just at the head OF the turnpike, miles above
the city
ALSO, Square Of L0ts;twe in rear of my resi-
dence, between and Streets just The entrance Of
the Westham Turnpike into the city.
For particulars terms apply to Maj Robert Gamble
O tothe subscriber THOMAS WILSON .
August 8. oT-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-27
Hats frOm HaYtfOrd.

TUST RECEIVED ftom Tlicaon HoadisB. "a large
- supply 81 their best HATS among which an sssoff-
mcnt ofYOUIH'S RORAMS.
~ Store, general assortment of fashionable fuf Hats
manufactured hy Dollmau, Gallon OAKLEY, Of London
Dufour q Davy 81 Paris. White. Brothers X Co. ssd
Brewster New fork .lShhw sheimcTdine, Philadelphia
and Iainson Of Baltimore. Also haudsome selection
LADIES BE ~ Frs latest fashions, oudon and Bosl01
nadc; and a. usual, eosHspt supply u Richmcut
made. Kept band JOHN WINSTON
December Gf-ffe4ri