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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-24
JAMES pALLAs we're conveyed front

JAMES DALLAS were conveyed from
k,s residence in Fourth street, tp At. Pc.
'sr's burial ground in Third street.
The coffin covered with plain velvet
nall aRd carried By bearers, was preceded
nv DR. White, DIR. Fillmore. Dr.. helmnth,
D.. Absrcrombie DR.. Bessley, the Rev.
Mr. Kemper. The pail was borne By
Judge Peters, chief justice 1'ilghman,
Jared Ingersol, P s. Duponseau, Esqrs.
.isses Levy. Esq Judge Cooper, Joseph
3 M'kean, Esq, and Horace Binney,
Esq, The funeral service was performed
l., Dr. White.
Notwithstanding The severity of the
crId,s the funeral was attended bv the
lrcatest concourye Of mourners ever OBJ
served since the dec~ase OF DIR. Rush.
! served to shew the deep interest taken
on this occasion BY Mr.. Da!las's fellow
citizens, and the siscere grief Of ti,e PEG
pie on losing SO good, SO able, SO useful q
|,nau.
Mr.. Dallas died on the 10th inst. in
the 5s.h year Of his age.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-24
NEWPORT, Jan. 8.

We have it in ou. po~er to late, On
tie most uRL uptod aaslo.I3, cha 'esy
liberal measures have bsen taken to bring
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-24
POTOMAC u SiiENA&bU.l
Navigation Lottery.
Sec0nd Glass.

VIII commence driving on Monday
the Sd day of February 1877. The fol
lowing is thepresent state oi the wheels
lis DAYS drawing over, viz,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-24

Extract Of letter 're,n an ef'ccr, to his
friend ia the cit nf New York, dated
United States ship Congress, oft tue
Bal;ls. Dec II, 1916
" We arrived etf here last evening. and
thus IA, have had pleasatt cruise. We
find Captain Morris very fine uan, and
an excellent commander. We came
through the windward passage. and iowa
through Cuba aud Jamaica. Spoke yes
terday. the Spanish revenue ship Netos-
gqrs. 10. mrrlv the privateer YoungWssr,
o. philadelphls. We uied cur sailing
with her on a wind, and went ahead very
easily, We shall wait here for orders OF
government Captain Morris will go up
to New Orleans"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-24
Stationary Prizrs.

lst drawn ticket Chose se' alsart ~
prizes excepted) Oh the 10Th, Eth, isr.,
l9in, 2Ist, ed, 2Sd, cath, Goth, 27ti.
days each, entitled TO one OF the a3o,r.
mentioned prizes of 100 tickets, CO..,
,nencins at the lowest number anu pro
cectsng in regular succession uLtii tur
whole are drawn.
Isl drawn on the goth day c2c".
Ist "a 18th day 100:
- do sSth 29th each 50t
+ do S5,h 10,0N
I do SON 5,00L
DO 56th s7th Ssth
aad 39ih each SOC
l do SYST SD SD
aud s4th I.OoC
lido 42d aud 4itll each 600
do 4Oth l5.lVn
The prize tickets, set apart, for lG.f
dar have already drawn $3.50 and there
still remains in the wheel, of that boob
o. NUMBERS aud undrawn Prize tickets.
in this, or any other lottery; foreign
checks or uachartered baak notes, will
be received in payment for warranted
andrswn tickets in this lnttery'
present price OF whole ticktes 9 9
And half, STARTERS and eishts in proper
iion- for sale by
Robert Gray
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-24

At half after a o'clock on Friday the
Thermometer stood at 46 degrees, at the
same hour on Saturday the same therno-
meter in the same exposure, stood at II
esrce>, exhibiting an increase Of 29 de.
srees Of cold in "a hours
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-24
Philadelphia, Jan. 90.

On Saturday M, at o'cloek IN ths
afternoon, the remains Of ALEXANDRA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-24
District of Columbia.

County Of A'eyard,is,--to v.
November term. 1916.
The Common Council Of Alexandra,
Complainant,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-24

Atan election held M Monday last for
Directors OF the Dunk of hexanhia FIR
the ensuing year, tae following Gentle
men we're chosen:
WiIlian Herbert
Charles SinlA,
Jonah Thompson
Mor,lecai Miller
A. &. Cazenuye
William TOwle
Nathaniel Nattles
JOIN Hopkins
Jonathan Jsnney
John LLOYD
William Herbert was elected FRESH
dent.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-24
You have made good work,


You, and your GPron-mcr: you that
stood So much
Upon the voice of occupation, and
Thr breath of garlic eaters
You who world break down the
grand ennis kmenjs Of our co"sfitn-
500, 70 wAich We all owe our common
SAT-, AND inAepen6eurr. alike from
Inc ahuse of authority. and from the
Madness & saolstions Nf the mu;tIta''e,
and wo - SIT the whole cataract ct
y i'll burst upsn he fnnr of
congress- and aa2 swcci, away tins
whole eiii;ce even to the first laid
STONE of its irst foundation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-24
ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, J.SrARr "a,
ERoM OUR CORRESPONDENT
AT WASHINGTON.

January es.
think VIC may now reasonably
k,jglrr the expectation that the pub
f. viii be relieved from the further
fo,side:atioa Of the compensation
Ew. 1t Yesterday received to all in
trnts aud purposes [for it is only to
f. road a third time aud passed this
Enorping) the decision of the hoase !:
f.d after all the hustle and noise
- has been made. the winding up
H. : story leaves the thing in a con.
III, y strictly conformable to poetical
|os . I'll as political justice. The pre-
lsrr. Congress retain the increased
Conversation to the end of;hc session;
|snd those sanctified, puritannical gen
|.la,,rn of the next Congress, who by
|the,r criuging to the multitude. and
|tT - mwarrantable misrepresenta-
|t;nrs. wriggled the present men ont
of tncir seats, and themselves into
|tb.m. are left to provide a eompen-
.at;ar Ear themselves. and to give. it
H. please a more satisfactory proof
H., mere hollow words, of their pa
piry and subserricncy to the peoples
viii b, puttins a Conscicntious'y just
j., alue ON their own services, and sesr-
inr for dollar day, or for nothing.
In virtue of an amendment moved
sy Ar, Grosvenor Il carried by l04
to &C.. the repeal Of the COMPENSATION
law OF last year is not to take etrcf
sEter the close Of the present session;
while an amendment OF Mr.. "ilnes
70 provide compensation Tor the
members of the ncXt congress, was
uegati,ed by a 1SS to 81. Poor field
marsaals Of the greasy caps l pity
Won Indeed your case is emnhati-
Saliy miscr.t!e-alter all yoar pains
to dr!ll your troops, they Will revolt,
on principle, before next election
fol. Who e, err knew them to be OF one
mind for two successive years. imI
will be left in the lurch--mdoed yoa
will.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
rn charleston, Februaryll.

We learn by the arrival yesterday the sch Poly 4
S"Ph~, Can't Lesesnc. from HAVANA, that short fine
before he saied spanish squadron consisting NJ Two
tigats ana i've or SIX smalerveSss arrived there
from MeAco n"t that nothing had transpired their
operations in that quarter From, the silence observed On
the occasion. was presumed that nothing of f,yor,he
nature hau been performed by it. Can't L. also informs
thaa British fr.se had arrived Havanua 10 hemond
the money taken from the British sloop war Tar
~ shipwrccked in the Bay of Mexico This money had
been nronshtto HAVANA ny the CoHSnS0do Snarsh ar.
med ship; The commander efwhich lad taken il f,rc
oIy iroin the charge Of Captain Roberts Of the Tay
on me ground That bad hecn Illegally shipped fr.i
VeIa Cruz Al the time the Tav was wrecked sbs -,
conveying some Spanish vessels Vera Cruz Tie
spanish authorities had refused to give up and the sr
leo wsnd probably cause much negotiation if no; run
iure between The two powers. fC1g e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

a report has reached town from the
Balize, which augurs much for the cause
OF Mexican independence. Gen. yic,o-
RIA, the patriot commander, in the inten-
dancy OF Vera Cruz, after having taken
convoy of 200 mules laden with silver,
from the capital. bad marched To Tam
pico, OF which he got possession without
loss, the royalists saving themselves on
hoard their vessels. The possession oi
lampico will open at once channel for
supplies oievery kind reaching the patri-
OTIS in the interior.
I'm addition TO The above tits said that
there are a number ofthose Who fed from
Tampico, OH board of Spanish vessel
now iii the river L'Am DIES Lois.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
{ From the Trenton True american. }
Extract from the Editor, dated

NashinetonCity, February 4.
since my last, the bill 10 repeal the com
penSsation law, from and after the close of this
session, has passed the Senate by the following
,YEAS-HIessrs. Barbour, Brown, Campbell,
ohaCe, Condii, Iomentln, Codsboroueh, fior-
sey, King, Laeock, Macon. Mason of 4. Fl.
Mason DIVA. Morrow, Noble, Roberts, Rug
giles, Sanford, Stokes, Talbot, TAFT, Thompson.
Ilchenor, Iroup, VaFnum, Williams, WILSON
NAYS-1Iessrs Ashmun, Dagrett Ga;l,ard
Howell, Hunter, Smith, Wells-7.
Contrary 70 the intimation given you last
week, II is understood that this bill will NOT
prevent the new members of the senate, who
nay be summoned to meet here on the 18th of
March from drawing their mileage to ~ from
the seat of government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

The bi!. being again open To amend.
sent, d motion was made To strike out the
Isl section OF the bill
Wderenoon, the subject Was further
postponed
And the Senate adjourned.
W,i,es,tay, February IT,
MIR. I9it, from the Committee on Ma
va. Affairs, submitted the following reso-
luton for consideration:
Rsssirs!, That the President of the u.
States lie requested to cause to be exam
ned and surveyed the Eastern entrance
into Long-Island Sound, the Harbour of
Newport, and Hampton Roads, by COM
missioners and that the said commissi-
Sners report their opinions as to the prac-
hcabIlity of defeating the said sound,
harbour ana roads, bv Publications and
!: defensiblc orany of them, what would
be the probable expense thereof
That he be requested, also, TO cause TO
be examined the coasts aud waters OF the
u. States, North Of the Delaware, with a
view TO the selection ofa proper site for
Naval Depot, Rendezvous and Dock
Yard and, it is further requested, that
the sand reports, opinions and estimates
be laid before the Senate in the first week
OF the next session OF Congress.
The bill to authorize the appointment
ofasurveyor for the lands in the Northern
part of the mississippi Territory, and the
sale OF certain lands therein, was read a
ID time.
The bill 10 set apart and dispose of a
certain portion of the public lands forthe
encouragement of the cultivation of the
vine aud other cXotics, was read Il second
time.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the Re
prcsentatiycC Chamber, to attend The scruti-
NV the votes ior President and Vice Pre-
sident OF the u States and. having as
cortained the result and returned TO their
Chamber
Adjourned.
Thursday, Eeliwa,v 10.
The resolution above stated as having
been submitted l,y Mr. TAFT, having been
amended bv adding the words land York
river, after" Hampton Roads, "wasa gre d
20.
Mr.. Roberts, from the Committee of
Claims, made an unfavorahle report ON
the petition of Simon Sarrazin and J. 3.
Aubert, of Baton Rouge, III the State of
Louisiana.
The bill to authorize the State of Ten
nessee TO issue grants and perfect titles
on certain entries and locations OF lands
therein described, was reported by the
Committee ofPublic Lands, with amend
menfs.
The motion Of Mr.. Trorp, to instruct
tie proper committee 10 inquire into the
exPediency of making the town of Darien
port ofentry, was taken up and agreed
TO.
tlr. Roberts, from the Committee of
Claims, made an unfavorabie report on
tbe petition of Al. Willard.
Adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
Reading. Penn. } Fe6. S.
SPECIE

We are peculiarly gratified in being o..
abled to communicate to our readers ,,,a
pleasing news of our cit, banks ba,in,
made such arrangements as will enaLs
them TO resume specie payments ON H..
Doth inst. {: and we are happy in ben.
able TO add, that the &" Farmers BanlS
in fins town, will act simultaneously viii
those banks. Those whose confidence
IN our bank was not the strongest, can
want no further proof of the respectabiG.
ty OF the institution. II must be PLEASING
to the farmer aud tradesman, that, a.,ho
specie payments were suspended, and Of
necessity on our part, this institution. hy
the able management of its concerns
can and will cooperate with the most
respectable of our city bankss.
Be,ks Jouyna!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

your honours will issue a writ of hal.
corpus, to bring him before you, and =,
oblige his keepers Ia shew cause WHY h. ~
detained ; Your Petitioner is induced -
hope and believe, that when YOU have -" ~
viewed his former character aud pr.ssr,
suilerings, his request will be grantcJ
and the best prayer lie can make for Won,
hcnours, is, that YOU were " not ONLY NJ
most, but altogether, such as lie is ee
cept these bonds"
And for this, your Petitioner, as in dp,v
bound, will ever pay. Ivy
DANIEL DOLLAR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
RnleinA Eeh 1

We are authorized to state that the Direc.
tory OF the principal Bank of the United
the Establishment of a Branch in this State
during the present year in consequence of
which majority of the Representation from
this State III Congress, have declined introdu-
cmg bill for that purpose i'm the Congress
of the United States, as directed by a rosoh,-
ton of the last General Assembly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

After . few mild horrs, the weather became
extremely cod on Monday evening, which
continues, aud has increased The ice in our har-
bour considerably. Vessels. however, contin-
ne TO arrive, and our ferries are no; yet OBJ
struc:ed.
Yesterday morning several vessels attempted
sioop, got cntang!ed in the ice, aud could not
proceed.
The British Packet returned, having like
wise been nearly III the situation OF the above
vessels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
Nenr-Yn,.k Eeb. l3.

NeW-fork, FEB. 10.
The British Packet aud many other vessels
are still detained, not dee,ning it prudent to
attempt to get out of the harbour, i'll conse-
guence OF the great quantity of ice i'll the
bay
Three schooners, >loop and a pilot-boa
came up from sea Yesterday afternoon, but
were Obliged TO make IA harbour at Powles
Hook, and no heat couldapproach them.
All inc vessels that arrive, report having
M. The last Newport paper mentions the arri-
val there of the schr. True American, in 10
days from Petersburg, Virginia, bound to this
port.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
Charleston, February 10.

Captain DARMER, OF the Swedish barque
LiHa' was attacked by two men on Mey's
wharf, between the hours OF and < o'clock On
Saturday evening last; they Knocked him
down, robbed him of his Letter Bag, and af-
ter beating him in most shameful manner.
threw him into the dock, where he must
inevitably have been drowned, had he not
been an expert swimmer. Nothing has since
been heard Of the Letter Bag.-[Conrier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

The Common Council last evening, at
meeting of the Board, performed an
act OF strict justice 10 governor Tomp-
kins, by eNpunging from their minutes
the report of the committee in relation
TO the loan of S4O0,0O negotiated with
the governor on behalf of the government
of the United StateS.- Nat. Advocate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

having agreed 20 commence the payment Of
Specie on the goth inst. ard have resolved
unanimously TO commence specie payments
on their part, as soon as the Banks ia question
commence. They are sanquine in their ability
20 DO so, and we are persuaded tn ey are as
competent TO do il as manly OF those belonging
to the convention. Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
AMqny. Feb. IL

albany, Feb. IL.
large assembly of ladies and gentlemen in
the Assembly Chamber, His Excelency the
Governor presented the swords voted bv the
legislature OF this state TO Generals BROWN
ana MOOEits. IN honor of their distinguished
military services. We hope 10 receive the in
terestnS particulars i'll season for our next.
Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
Specie Paymcnty.

1t will be seen that the Banks of PhiIadel-
phia, New-York Baltimore and Richmond have
agreed to resume specie payments on the 10Th
,hs.;-as tue Banks or this State have always
held themselves in readiness 10 nav specie as
soon as the Northern Banks, they will no
doubt commence about tho same time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
New-O,ieans, January IL.
SENATOR IN CONGRESS.

William c. c. Claiborne, esq. was yes
terday elected a Senator in the Congress
of the United States for six years from
the fourth of March next. The votes
we're, for
Iym. C. c. Claiborne p
.Jamcs BromM p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

A letter Of Saturday from Washington, to
tho editor Of the Evening Post. says, Tie
fna! Gucstouou tie bil for Canals, &C. after
q hard fought bauic, is jast now taken in tie
House, aud c.rriedSj 10 "a. The representa-
tiOB Of New York decided tho question, al
voting fof the Dill except Gen. Root, and Mr..
Ward, Of West Chester. The state d New
Ynrk will rncaLAa Iln-cr lis BIZ L-lnnld n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
(Erom tie AAany Gazette. }

We understand, the Banks i'm the city of Al
baDy, have communicated to their friends in
New-iork, their unanimous determination, To
commence the payment of Specie simultane-
Gus with the Banks of that city, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

In the Legislature OF the state of Kentucky,
now in session, MIR. Parker from the Bank
Committee, reported the following as the
state ofthe kentucky Bank and its branch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

The President OF the Senate then de
clared JAMES MONROE, of Virginia
to he duly elected President of the Uni
ted States, and DANIEL ID. TOMPKINS,
of New York, duly elected Vice President
Of the United States, for the term of four
years from and after the fourth day of
March next.
The Senate theuwitIdrew, in the order
in which they entered the Hall; aud
The House adjourned.
Thursday, February 10.
Dir. Newton, from the committee Of com
merce and manufactures, vino were instructed
To inquire into the expediency of authorizing
importers of goods INTO New-Orisaus, and des-
tined Tor Cincinnati, to give bond for the paw
ment OF the duties To a collector to he appoint
cd 10 reside at Cinciunat,---inade a report
thereon, which was twice read and commit
ted.
MIR. Ingham, from the committee on the
post office. reported bill 10 extend the pTi-
yilige of frauking to the ordinance department
and patent Office which was twice read and
c .ninitted.
The eDgrossed bill relating to the ransom
Of American CaptiVts OF the late war" was
read third time, and passed, and sent to the
Senate
The House then resolved itscifinto COM
nittee OF the whole on the appropriation bill
for the civil expenses Of ihe United States.
This Dill Is generally matter Of form and de-
tail merely, setting apart from the Treasury
for Disbursements sums Of money already au-
thorizcd by law 10 be paid There was con-
siderable discussion Oh some minor Questions
arising 10 the bill, particularly in regdld 10 the
payment Of the expenses of an additional
clerk, found necessary to have been emu
Ployed in the Office Of the commissioner
Of claims, which allowance WAS finally a.
greed to. The committee rose, aud reported
tie bin.
and tic House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
RICHMOND. FEBRUARY Is, 1917.
FOR THE ENQsIRER.
GENERAL REFLECTIONS

opo" the proposition for calling Come,
"o", to a'"e"athe Constitution, of p,ye,inis
at this time. s""a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-28
Ed4acatiou.

NJ G. DAY vail remove bis school The reyt vs,,
I" house iit'e below bis oresest fetid,,ce
s,alsa ON street and 10 the ucigibourhood or Nsos
.Osssr' ~ bosbeT and MT. Gaihiiglf sicre he ~
1910 edch Tor seyerai years. The stu heirr e.e
N'sH lhd retired, aud having well ~ cs,rjfst a. ,f,5
%" ing ,, 10Y, Is wen adapted 10 health end siney
oPt.lihg, readiug writing cfamcaf aritiretie sso,
tafN d"u we Ileek AID atln languages " ~ lie faivt
W this school. Scanning iatin verso ilaiso ~,
culaTly attended To- ~ P'i ~
me schu"' wiil be opened DE first Snrdsv in 7nu
Ay a1n e closed on tbe i5th of December isis w..
Va,on Oi orc o. The Summer month. viii bcsktp Tie
Ihs Nui De 90 tsr tuition, ard ~ far hoard incu
u."k ese{ Inih2 reneTaly fWnifhci ~ schoois and
e9ch Tor fuel Payments In betb esses a. h. n. ~ .s
" ufo9et,on VII 70 y'3fr IN tysfmn 5bae hrir
BEDS aud bedding aud plelercd.
November 3 ests.f.,s,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-28

EoS'iUi cRUiI? r,spectiaiiy iiSsr,rs bi, f-r- 81
- t,e purc, that re IA. rct. ,vsti h. sio- ID, u
SeccAne ht. sioft d,,t,ecg Sssf y l~ f,,,ce f,ot
~'ishi s., where le has liars srd y now res.,ins
Eens's anu complete assortment OF rhoiee "
cofs.s ilrg cf TIE f,.iihwina-- $3.50 -
- hhiis. & ~ bbls. Brown srasr
did. :. % lhls. L az do
= 100 bass GreCn coffee
20 - Old lava do
Tea NN'
~ boxes fuurs Iiysoa DO
riprs cid C"siiae GfGn'y
" Aics lt'ii. pnrt old Anilrna and Ia,na.ca
pipes ca sicily & Madeira wier
dr. 1sueTi..c do.
$50. Poii 10.
ar.cask- Sherry do.
8 tuus patrrt SauI
80 kess Dprpl's BRADY vine Powder
> bag h.ack Pepper
- AIS, ice
80 boxes Aou,d Csndlrs
IL - SperulaCe;f Co
- fresh Chcco!air
- best ttgs,sh firstard
90 - ffesh Kaisas
nass sou = slisd A,nlauds
kngli,t PaTrasau and Northwafd chesses
20 ibs.f esh Npincgs
5voO MS Cation Yam assorted
i2O tons mime Nova Scotia piaister 81 Paris
A"H many uiur atice IS too tdious e,iunsry.- ne
requests his friends aud the puiie ca.l o him. rs he
Stteiinied 10 sell favourable ttTns ana ~ hen re-
qnftul to deliver 10 the purc.aser any place IN The
city ~ Rclinond Noy a. spur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-28
81 AAikely Negroes .

nNthe Oh day of December next in the town Of Fre
y dericksbnrg, will be sold N public auction fTfrY
LIKELY sLAyts. The sale will commence At 10 oclocE
lsrms eash. me negroes will BE- paid f0G Cd they are
strrck on to the purcbsser-uheo bills Of sale viii h.
zyeH, required he notes OF The Bank Of Tue United
siis 81 NE BANK of Virginia, any Ofther biancIcs
BERNARD ~. cARTFR.
f"l"'ci DCt. ~. 4Ttds
ssss......ss...-..s.
~ ThG aboyerbcntissed AEGRofS HAVING beer de
p.ed ~ pifa' me sale fss s6gsnised zsoge Nil not
20, pie 4. s.. ctR1FR.
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