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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-12
NeYtforA sAcaAeny.

FttMHLE EDuCArioN.-The Examination of the Stu.
Il dents closed Thursday the 2st UT 10 Nh. entire
saussvtion OF the Trustees OF this Institutions and Pa
rents aud GnaTdiaUss no attended.
The Schola IN Music acquitted themselves very N, Oh
70 lher own honor, and that of then Preceptress.
The order and modesly ofibe classes Tie perfection in
ther studies the display OF drawing painting e.broi
de! aud elegant needewoTk, in female part OF This
institution, surpassed any examination oi the Young La
dies, heretofore. -
The exercises Of the F;yRaIc Academy will com
nence on the hrst of October next under the su,e
ieh"ahce OF Miss EUPHANlA FERGUSON, OIL whose
accomplishments, aud talents her profession The
Dove is sufficient comment.
The public will be respectfully informed at what time
tie Male Academy will commence.
JOSEPH G. REA, Sec'y.
muireesboro, N. c. September 1. 37ef-
~ Mnrieeshoro is neat and healthy VILLAGE Nbu,,
100 miles from Richmond. Miss Ferguson, no has the
erection OF the Female Academy now in ll,s City az
MIS-; Whites iew dooEA besw Ihe Bell Tavern where
Eenenen desirous OF plscISg their daughters or wards
nhdef her care, may have opportuny or cOnyers.g
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a. TERRELL & wM X. POLLARD. IrsDe11iIl11V, N.
ioiin Inc Citizens OF Richmond aud the Public
at ihey nave recommended The exercise of their pro.
heretofore. ~ "
ls seminary are taught The several Branches of
ana Tie Latin, french and GIeek Languages
several Students can be- adui ted IN addition TO the
ese"t hummer and few more Boys can be- accOmIRo
udten WIN Beard IN Tie family of Z. Jarrett upou the
usual terms. - F ~
Z: TERRELL also wishes to form Even,c ClqSy 10
uuy astronomy and tie several methods uI SaryeyIng
anu OF hndlngthe Latitude and Longitude OF Places
uuhs gentlemen Wishing 10 appropriate their eve
pcdion. P'
sept.
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PHILADELPHIA. September 8.

Ship Christopher Gore, from Holland,
now beloM, with passengers, is III most
@relched condition from sickness. When
she sailed from Amsterdam she had go
passengers on board. who had been for
several weeks living in the streets of Am
sterdam, like Lazaroni. They were ship
ped by the civil authority Of Ans terdam,
most OF them in a stale of sickness. For
ty-nuc adults were thrown overheard
during the passage, including the mate
and one seaman. We understand that
other vessels, freighted with these misera
BILE creatures, were soon to sail for this
port. T. Amcr.
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Nue Bills.
Qpartcr.M aste,..s Deaartmen

Quarter busters Department.
NOrtOif, 4th SEM. 1917. {
'EiE undersigned s Instructed discharge A. soon
n possible such of Jfoj. BhegtOH'S DUE BfL,Iy a.
nave been aiiowed-fersons holding these Que BiiLs
with. i;IiES Il .noE -"
Actg. ASSr. D'g. Or. mr. GeRI.
sept. IL. 81 6lit
NALUABLE STOCK or DRY GOObS.- 10 -o1d
atauction, OIL "Wednesday the first day of Oc,ob.r
next, under the management of Paj.GhiLis DnuIo,, a
CopiaHd, our entire Stock OF DRY GOODS a,pomnIVs
Giles anu
y pieces superdne Cloths, assorted colours
Is Cassimeres, do
20 Cassnett
Gs bombazett, assorted colours
luO lrlsh Linens, SOME very nue
70 IA and 81 COTTON Cambrcs
50 ooz. cotton wOrsted aud thread lose
80 lbs. black sewingSilk
leo dVz. Madras Handkercbiefs
500 pieces Sd. in and Lustring Ribbeus
700 yards Al, 81 and 4 Checls
80 pieces plain aud figured MusIins
20 doz. siik Gloves
30 pieces Calico
2j0 gross Buttons
80 pieces German Linen
100 packs PINS
100 pieces India Cotton
so Domestic do
10 Brown Holland, Irish Sheetiug Russia
oneeuns, BIownIols, Gingiiams, CIaysts Cotton Cass
mere coiohred Cambria, Irish Poplins, Boinbazine
Muslin, SIN GauIe, BLACK and plaid sk handkerchief
h'u ana Beaver Gloves mems and boys coarse aud ue
mars 1000 pair ladies and gculemens leather Morocco
aiu lila ShOes, &c. &c.COnpring well selected an
assortment as ever offered ia this place, whole OF
which has btSJ purchased during tie last IL months
AEiHo liberal, aud made known az Sale.
Sept ~. aS - ~
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10 II is with pleasure we learn, saws
the Portland Argus, that one of the Com
Lnissioners for our Eastern Lands, and
Gen. James Irish, the surveyor, are now
laying out road from Kenuebec 10 our
Northern line, 10 meet Il similar one from
Quebec. That Col. Jewett, Of Norrdge-
wock, having undertaken 10 make the
road, has commenced the business, which
Will undoubtedly be completed this sea-
son. Land also will be laid out on that
road and every encouragement given TO
actual settlers. There can be no DOUBT
OF lis rapidly settling, since the Ohio fevey
has abated III such surprising degree
no country promises q better harvest
than the District Of Maine.
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MoNrREAL. Anr. o5. lsiz.


By the Steam Boat, winch arrived from
Quebec this morning, we learn, that fiji
teen hundred settlers had arrived below
from Europe up to the 10Th inst.
found by the books Of the Exchange
Coffee House, 1890 settlers had arrived
since the 9th of May the most OF ham
have gone to the Upper Province. II IS
expected that Parliam ,it will make a l.
heral provision for these Enligrants, nia-
ny OF whom are in distressed condition.
have convcrsed with number who
were not able Ia pay lie usual Custom
House feeson entering the port and
have seen several Offering wearing appar-
el and empty trunks for sale TO furnish
themselves with temporary subsistence.
II is limited that tUenty Thousand pounds
will be appropriated by Parliament at the
ensuing session.
The harvest, in this region, has just
commenced, and the prospects Of the
Farmer were never betier.-Roberf Grit
I'm, Esq. of this city is appointed Cashier
of the Montreal Bank, x Mr. Henry Stone
OF Boston, the first Teller.
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7 II-TNs
EfIE'
Stationary P,J~c,

The FIRST i've nHmbeis OF ihe inst DAYS drawing
entitled TO $50 each blanks o,pri,es .so
Tie nrst 1--WE Numbers Of Tie 9Th ,,sX,s dtavirr
entitled TO SiOO cach "a,
The first i've numbers of the foth DAYS hravina
entitled To $3.50 each Esd
The first fynr number, 81 The 1871, da,,s d,av;uc
- entitled to $3.50 each ana
drawing, sOoo-
~ SOP
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-, q <sES........,.-.-.....-
~ BIZ Last Nichrs lIniL.

NEw- YORK, Sent
Captain Taylor, in % DAYS from Tobacco. in.
FORMS that Spanish schooner. viii $50 nas.
sengers. had arrived there from 4u,rGs,i,ra
where the RoyalSts had beea completely de,
ieated. Eighteen vessels in sll bad rscspcd
bago va" pussy" 10
II IS stated blythe Portuguese Capt. Ponies
uoin Lisbon, that two frigatos Of mat nation
nag recently captured three privateers. or ri.
i,1t'c@t vessels, one Of which was sent into lie.
n0p. One o. thc crt.- ut This vessel mfotmrd
.nat they had captured an En9lis,l and an 4.
hercan vessel. AID murdered every ono Of
.S1t IeWs' ~ consequence at this information.
, 20 "noie crew q the pirate were sentenced
''''ns' N6r. Adr
y ibIiIloN wiU hcpresenicd 10 TIE mex, General AZ
- emmy, lrayihg that freHces ~ CHI ma, ,e diyrd
~ s, 10y, ne' husband DeHej0h Il. Btb6.
-, w. -. S5wsw.
4 ~ iJShayNU ROLLING. sLITfiNG ASG WI
80, si ,VNf IS Hofc H. DrCrgfiop--sheci ard lIoop
en i.ou' aid Cri Naiis grads and spfigs 81 4lde.
49, ts' SNNDc furnished at very reduced pfices or
VIZ .e e1iiiirJ Will be uIincliaieiy COMPLIED gisb
''- '0''-P % ahy gwen pattern Apply to
SANJiL g. ADAMS.
"es for SAtg--sheet cad 20 sets Msri,i. ai,u
No. 'o NNes hNtpint fHmblcIs, Wiad0u fi'.s. .
-, -, .iyafe tsopns MN stnles and ore ha6J
1,,e - saa sA.Ay. With plated Hespcss.
s"' 26wGt
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New Embellishments.

CNeW establishment,
'E'HE MAHOGANY ViNEERING SAw-MiLL, ON Man.
chester side isrea to receive oiders for the saving
- nan"ssny NIneers aud Boards, aud Likewise common
i>'h'nsI On tue lulowiug tefns-
Nmeefs y hundred feet sam
Mahogany Boards, Of any thickness
Common Lumber, T. 81. 10
one halifOr the other.
ordciS WILDE received at The Mil in Richmond by
GEORGE HENDREE.
n. r. Having purchased the Patent Rirht for pyygjy.
IA Of fhe circular sun Jor TiAeeys Al, ,l be- mt
sisuon wi,i all possible dispatch. G. H.
SEPT -. ay,s9,u
VI ,CE--Wbe'css, executed iao notes, negoiis5ie
= az lle Farmers rank Of Virginia Tor < iIs each.
payable about the lstof Jaiuafy nest 70 (,so ~ ffr
haaS ol ne ni'c Of Sneefoes Tone ofwhich notes las
peen P"id winch negroes have betu taken out of nv
possession Wy SAID Watkins hereby notify the Pnel,c
thai do not intend pdyins lie other note
Son, SAMUEL L. JONES.
tOR SALG ~ be Offered for sale tbo b,g6esi hid
uei' on wednesday the nth OF September al, pow.
a"n coI honsr' llt hcng oont daj ) the Tract Of
TaWc thgw' Wy the name Of TIE FORK PLANTG
ZION, belonging to the estate Of James Here1,,o,n
ueyeAsco sHnated bctween the two ZINE Creeks shont
"csityiu rue Creek Mills, abOat miles from powl,a
tan court house, and not more than onr miles frop
uineiem manufacturing mills. his tract Contains by An
oiu survey III acres most II which Is level ard c G
c"alFd TO produce tobacco, So hest and corn
Persons disguised % purchase will he shcwn The plau,a
W VT 9eNet' VINO supefmtcnds The busrcss on the
Plehtaion ~ by ibe Executor.
terms Of hc saewii be thousand dollars cash
.he halanee niwu equal snntai payments with deed Of
~ ~ tit Two last payments. Eos
session gwen the nrs day Of January f5ls with The b
cry OF sowing cropof wheat This FAIL
JOSEPH McUEARMAN Er'or
e. 0JoMeS HcDcoymaa dccd
-F.. 3f5fif
ZEN DOLLARS REWARD. --Ran agay from the sub.
-, - scJber, on sunday night. neero woman named
POLLY MARS. ~ FOLLY Christian She ahoof "a
}s"ls ~ age. ~ mldaiirg size reddish complexion.
yes HHi nose black lips, berteeth generally bad
ana very huslii hair. ' '"''
PIE "iisihay caiuc from WILLIAMSBURG where she
nay Df rnc. N she Is lurking about in this Civ Rs
caught cutof town. ~ S,co9
SEPT. ).
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PLATrsBuRGu, Aug. so

-, HodH Nf00gh LhdteGagoy.
The President OF The United States has
gwen orders to have good road compile
led from Plattsburgh Village to Chateau-
gay Four Corners. The troops Of the
Uhited States are TO be employed on ths
service. A detachment of abeut 200 Of
The 9th Regiment marched from this
place 90 Thursday last, and have com.
menced working about 3 miles west of
this village.
.Weare happy to learn that the late heavy
rains have occasioned hut little injury TO
the crops in this vicinity. The weather
since Monday last has been very fine for
securing the harvest.
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sTApLEs on TlIE MARrEr-

STAPLES OF TIE MAREET.
Tobacco S 80 TO i2A-- Corn 6 too 5O-Fionr
new, Richmond Mills, $ s3tO S.--Canal. about
10 81 Wheat 5 50-Meal S 1 90
Gr"eertes. Sugar brown, S M 20 10 per hun
dred-Coiiee 10 20 - cts. per lb.--Aioiasses so
10 % Gus. per Hatcn1,Herings ) d per barrel
--Bac0n ~ cts. per ~.
Virginia Stocks ..Jl2
Estates Bank I50gl55. aud
III demand. ~ private letter from PhllatleI-
puma say, II IS l544 10 I551-and brisk
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$4,000 DOfLATS--Nas BE- rs:.es f;.s.s
FJVEIIT

IAMLSTowN F'EJfe6L ESE5,fN.sElr ECy7TYyrP,,-.
authorised hy he LiTrRAKl nssp for the narpose
"t Erecting fudins the scheme of which pefLap
as brilliant as ANY ever offered 10 lhe PublicCOntainng
many very fGl9d6te Prizes.
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against Frederick Jacobson, late OF the
ship Arstldes, for having on tue nth of
June last, near Currituck inlet, destroy
Ell the said ship, then on her voyage from
New Orleans to this port, by boring holes
IN her bottom. The prisoner, who had
been confined in Bridewell, pleaded moi
guilty, aud the court ass igned him John
Wells and David B. Ogden, Esqs. as
counsel, who willingly undertook his de-
fence. The trial is To take place on
Monday next. The prisonerwas remand
ed to prison: [Nat. Ado.
WASHINGTON, Pen.) August 25.
jCE.-We broke ice this morning, 25,h
OF August, as thick as common soal lea
Their, which had frozen during last night.
Singular Circumstance. ---On Saturday
mornipg the both Aug. (says Vermont
paper)a floating substance was discover
ed IN Lake Champlain, opposite Farm
hams, Gate More's) ferry in Bridport,
which proved, on being taken up, to be
cage containing "a full grown GAIA
MOUNT. The cage was baliasied with
about 1870 pounds Of stone, apparently de
signed TO sink IT, but which left so much
OF II above water, as enabled the animal 10
breathe. II IS conlectured that ii must
have been the property of some one who,
on passing tie lake, has met with some
uniimeiy fate, either through accident or
design. Ii Is hoped that public enquiry
may lead to something which will tend
to unfold the mystery.
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Point. We are happy now to learn from
the newspapers, that all quarrels there
are quoted by Gen. Swift, the inyestiga-
ton of their cause and merits having been
referred 10 military tribunal. Theschool
Is resumed, and proceeds with regularity
and tranquility, which il is scandalo,,s
that any individual chickering's sbonld
have been permitted for a moment TO in.
terrupt. no.
The Secretary ofState, (Mr. Adams J is
expected in this city on the 2Ist instant
NORTH CAROLINA.
The following statement exhibits the
result ofthe election recently held i'm the
state of North Carolina, for Representa-
tiyes TO the Fifteenth Congress. The first
column exhibits the names of the Repre-
sentatives from the same state in the pre-
ceding Congress.
IN THE LATE CONGRESS. NOW EtEcUrp.
iPiHidm Castor, Jesse Siceus,b
e William IL. Murlree, Lemuel SAWYER
:rohn CniPeper, Aierander MelliRcn,
Charles dooks, James Owen
Samuel Dickens, J. s. Smith
weldon n. Edwards, Weldon n. Edwards,
Daniei NJ; Forney, Daniel III. Forney,
Bafuett fancey, Thomas Settle,
israei Pickens, Felix Walker,
VIII am &. Love, George Mumford.
Lewis Iiltams, Lewis Williams,
James w. Clark. John Ill. Hall.
Those in Itaiic are Oppositionists.
A correspondent informs us that at Fort
Montgomery, near the junction of the Al
ALBANIA and Tombigbce, the mercury vi
brated during the latter part of July and
The beginning of August, between SO and
0S, and that the average for twenty days
was 95. III
The city ofCharleston, we fear, is deep
ly afitIctedwith the ravages OF contagious
disease. Though the newspapers pre-
serve dead silence on the subject gener-
ally, the following expressions In ihecom-
mencement OF an essay III the Times of
the 30th, afford confirmation of our APP
prehenslens: Deep melanchoy (says
ahe wrlterl appears TO cover the faces of
our citizens, and death aud diseases are
making breaches an almost every neigILO,.
hCod Of t'.is city. IL.
Secretary Of tie Ndry-It is rumored
that Mr.. Crowninshield is about resign
ing the office of secretary OF the navy, and
that ms place will be fiileo by MIR. G. Tat,
who has so long and so honorably distin
gpished himself by an able discharge of
Tie dulies OF chairman of the naval com
mlttee. The firmn ss and talents of this
gentleman, his extensive know hedge a all
matters connected with the naval es,a-
blishment, and his close application to
business, welt qualify him 10 discharge
the duties of the ofhce; while his cor
rect, dignified and genilemanly deport-
meat justly render INN favorite with
the public, as well as with the officers of
the navy. We are certain that no appoint
menl couldgive more general satisfaction.
Mr.. Tat is from North Carolina, and it
will be recollected that she never before
supplied u member 10 the cabinet.
Bait. Pat.
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cess b pf'nSs Note biadA: to = prize.
10000 Tickets. at IS. is
0oooa

10000 Tickets, at S. On COG
Al prizes subject Liscou; OF 10 per cent -.
$40 Tickets drawn each day.
The schane OF the above Lottery was pub,;shed shout
Nv" monsbs ago. ana although aticied the farest
prospects oil success, n was arrested yrcsress in
consequence OF several Of tire managers declining TO
sSt- We have since made every necessary arrangement
loT Carrying the scce into effect hatet ou selves
thai tue drawing viii commence soiietn.e during The
nest ran. Edmund Booker, hsq. az The manarcrs
VINO resides III jamestown, PfHgf-l dwaId comfy has
been appointed Treasurer ,apd has gwen bond ih sum
ceit security 10 iheamonut OF : iorgpG FOR the faith
iii performance oi Lis duties. All The T1CSets will be
deposited IN his haids WHO will employ ageRs IN differ
et paris of the country 10 sell Iieu ~ which p G.
" nehce viii be gwen IN The Gubi tints. We pledge
ourselves to The pablo tta vii he resron,hie fr
The Prizes thatHs, he draan, according the terms
SET 'orih ~ tue Scheine, ad that the Lottery shall he
conducted upon principles calculated give perfect ss-
tsacton 10 the public. II LoitgIy he perpuse IF
etscu'is rel SEMINARY, and To ADVANCE the cause OF
iehsoh. ale oycets worthy OF the puhic onage
hunDN ASH These Who lad purchased Tickets previ-
ua cue '- sht aifdgeieut must RENEW them before
tne urawtng committees, win MI Booker ht alone
authorised TO sign the Tickets II cofyeneHt,
fkoT. seaa.
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SUP NEWS.
FAIL Goods.

HiE sAIP CeoTsia"G has arriyedat CITY Point from
Live. ,oul, witl Uur FALL GOoDs viii, NAV M. ~
P' 80 " nthu III ten ua3s' NORItlSS * JONES.
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,,...., .,,-,.. lCoHnrNtcATrD.
departed this life after sait but severe Illness an,
Shh"S! the 1ist uli Mss ShS1R Cl,ifiu i1uabtrr of
itobefi Chts;ian Lsp. of New Koni.
when l5e aged SIM to the tomb we an. In some n,ea
sure tietaiaot o meet The sscut with conosurc but
"heh one IN The morning al lfe and bloom of beauty
II t'ih from us our minds snveopra Ia yioor
anu "ni bedts MED with aiauisli.MSs Christian had
Jus Reached her eighteenth year-ihe suaN y ct het man
heis TUE beauty %, her person and the beievulecc f
hi disposition caused her TO be beloved end Tow
ali "h1a neN her she wasa blsssin. to her srvi, H..
parent treasure OF intstIuabie her relatives
anu hilsrt uihas2nt OF tile which se MOS
D"t s"ib ana beauty itue and formed
u" profession against tie approach or death hon art
gone dear uaJ, " 10 another aad better y-orid"-But
hienu'p Saaii hang IN pensive sorrow Vyor tbs tomb
liid deS Inv grave With tears.
iath io'ey scene st1'i thee restore
Tor thee the tear be duly sLtc
BeioN'd iii hfp could Charm no more
And ionru'i iii pitS's self Lc dead
DIED 1T k.cky Mills on the I'd IN slant ok 6 stra,,,
only son OF D0cta1 Svus in the eeyeu, year ri ms
age Ia hiniwere uaied nj tie properties that proud
est pa'tn'- could wssiI-cheeItul htr,get Of dis
position TIE nidcst, aud of requirements mach bryoi,d
me- age he has let parents Ion. depofe theii o.s
he was indeed blessing.
III ms seat ~ tiTcerc County, Georgia on the
l1th ut M tie prime OF lite, PrTER EARLY a aisiin-
suisuc ciize statesman and patriOt-foitr, govern.
OF of that state.
- In Manchester, on "Wednesday last in the 6nth
year OF his age, Joseph ". Myers man whose raoh
ness OF heart aud many amaD,e qualities exsited INC
friendship OF those wbD kuew his worth. Has fei.s Ngre
Yesterday a, nded 10 the Erasehs ic Grad Lodge OF
'hgihia, otNbici re WsS dis;iny ti.iied member.
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certainly he possesses method, industry.
aud perseverance, will he able to set the
commercial men OF the west right, aus 10
the facility and security ofour river navi-
CATION and Of the immense saving o.
time and money in preferrng The route
by Lyach6Mg, to any heretofore III use.
Eeho.
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bH Saturday tue 18Th day of October at II O'Clock,
sbaiise at auction, 10 the highest bicder, pre-
misses, my N0itnfSWa1y Ir0ct, about 500 acres OF
excellent land, and Improvements Caroime adjoining
MAJOR WoOdfurd, Mr. Chas. c. TaiiaieTru Mr.. Jones,
mr Rose, aud The RappahannOck Acadsn,y-UFoH acre
uit OF one TWO and three years, with half
per cent per annuin discount so much Of the pur-
case money as may be paid in adyanee-rhe purchaser
eau also be accommodated with The sand crop OF corn
o 400 barrels, or much Off ne wants together vh
!ue. ' -
Ny manager, Mr. FOntsne Laugl.lin, will sbew the
lana to ans body who chooses TO look attn.
September IL. s7tss
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1 NNERSIff OF The STATE or AEW YCEK---
- Inc Lectures on the several branches medical sci
ehec delivered IN the College Of Physicians ard Surgeons
IN me CITY OF New York, all commence , hfst Mon.
Gay ~ November next at The College Bafclavstreet
OI hosack on The Theory and Practice Pbysic and
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a blulpN rili be presented 10 TIE reyf CefeTs,
- assembiy io ane1l ihc law entborsf1a tnsnt,iks
ron O"ens tavern u Henficc, 10 ~ d. I?yior,sr,,i,s
burg. NeA 70 f'e'ei'ekS
"*' % sew
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ny order, J. w. FRANCIS, NJ n. Registrar
II For the information Ofthe friends tins Umrersity
WHO reside ~ distant parts OF the union may here be
stated that ny the aid OF The public spirited legislature Of
Scwfot aud Tire honorable Regents Of the university
Ihe college col ce Stree the last session. has been aug
mcned 10 double its former size.
q September ~. ,..,,-
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EFLLIS * ALLAN-have received ialge assoT tnent Of
h-4 seasonaOle BRITISH GOUDS.
Sept. ~. ST-tf
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ES virtue Ui q, ed Of tiust eXecUfsd on H. sSy
- OF February lSl6. by William r. Johuson ~ ne
county o. Chesterfield smell Saturday lie I'm dsv
oIopeI next PScTeen the hours CTS aud O'Clock IN
expose to sale By public auction for cash
peIoIe tue front door of fbo in Manchester called
the Eschahge u L@I U + GROUND containing one nc,e
ana Ihteeioertb Of an acre ng ether with
thereon stHa,edont the South hide Of the bancIes,er
r", ~ koaa near Mr Haley Coles Tavern and now
III tue occupancy at sadW T. Johnson
Septic. 'ON' f ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-12

PETITION viii he reaen ga % 1, - -istiue
OF Virginia, praying lat mas D. ssssed, aiI-
thorsinga COMPANY to turnpike soad rom Captain
GoodaPs tavern, III the count Of er about four
mliesin the direction OF Louisa couit house.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
charles Bennett


" IS imported BY the brig Tom, from
III London, and offers for sale,
Waldron's corn and grass scythes
Best gilt and metal buttons
Best Bridport seine and sewing Irvine
Shoe thread
Surerline Saxon cloths u kersey meres
1'ailors' thread. first quality
Sewing silks aud twist Gwaistcoating
Swansdown, Toilanette and Marseilles
And by the Boston. capt. Flnlay, expect
ed daily, he will receive,
Bombazettes fanuels
White, red, yellow and fine scarlet
Blankets, lst quail. and very large sizes
Cloths; cassemcres and vestings
Double GIoster, Cheshire and pine ap-
pie cheese,
On hand IRON former importaticus,
Lordon cloths and keiseymeres, all
colours CIins
Jacanette cambria and cambria mus.
Irish and English shirting cottons
irish linens, sheetings and long lawns
Cotton and silk hosiery
Black bombazeens
FlanneIs, plains and kerseys
Striped and rose blankets
London and common pins; threads
Sd, "a and "A cotiun
Shawls, low priced, &c: &c. SC.
september 10 alwtmw1wM 2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-06
mo 1888.
Physic & Surgery.

A YOUNG Medical P.ar.itinrer, and
N a Member OF the Medical College
in London. who has spent some TINE id
attending an Hospital and hath practised
shor; tine in the AVest indies, wishes
10 purchase into a partnership or to c's
tain respectable employment, either in
town or country. The most satisfactory
testimonies of regular habits and medical
and surgical knowledge can be produced.
Apply at this Office. October I