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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

In the places al which the president in
ms tour makes any stay his first atien-
non is given 10 objects Of national de-
fence, but his next is devoted 10 the va
rlous Manufacturing Establishments.
On this subject, we are assured, he has
expressed not only his delight, but his
surprise al their extent and Improvement.
He mentioned, We are told. AT Waithrsn.
that few such establishments as he saw
there would re sufficient 10 supply the
United States with cotton fabrcks. We
ought fc add that tie subcrb apartments
provided for The Presidents accommo-
dation in tho Exchange CoFee-I!ouse.
were from our own Warehouses That
the Highly finished Piano-Forte which
decorated the drawing -room, was from
the Musical establis meut n lIilIs-Street,
d That the entire SERVICE OF GLASS
WARE used at the sumptuous dinner
given on Tie day of the Presidents arri-
val here, was manufactured al the Bos-
ton Glass House. The attention of the
President was arrested by the beauty and
pondernsiv of this ware and on learn
ing MS origin, he expressed much graft
hcatlon. Boston Patriot.
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II AoLIN.-The estate under this appcatiOn consists
IN of about 400 acresit is the situation which
cupled during the late warby the Of General Porter
fied. commonly called 4" CAMP HOLLY" The greater
portion Ofic land is of the best quality for grass grain
than half of il is in woods and very good
oak timber lying Four Nile Greek and B1ieys Run
both navigabe to fco sevelalse the owe quan
ty Of superior clay for stock brick making aud the
Their manufactory, heretofore distinguished
for its excellent waresits very great superiority and
Suantty all other clay for these purposes yer disco
Vered in this part of the United States aud for peculiar
advantages in many respects, inviting liberal PiGiSts
with the greatest certainty Of ample their dis
bmrsements. From addition of artist only
The operations promise monthly product
10 500 dolars-Tc buildings equal in all
the present scale of the business and be extended
small expense.
This valuable property is offered for sae.-Persons
disposed to purchase will be pleased direct their
quiries the subject to Mr.. Thomas TAYLOR of Rich
mOnd, OF to the proprietor on the premises.
RICHARD RANDOLPH.
nj,
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Treasury Department, june mn. I'M :

Iredsuy Department, June IIth, 1917.
NJ Office is hereby given-1hat at NEE
ting of the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund, held on the ith day of March, 1917, it
was determined that the provisions of the Act
entitled, " an Act to provide for the redemn.
ton of the public debt" passed on the Sd dav
OF March, 1917, should be carried into effect
as far as the same might be practicable and
that, in pursuance of the said resolution JUL
MS b. cambridge. cashier Of the office of dis
count and deposit at Richmond, has been an.
pointed agent under the snperinlendance of
the Secretary of the Treasury, TO make pur
chases of stock of the United States within the
limits, prescribed by law and TO whom all per.
make application.
WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD.
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
June 90 10 tf
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Dan AWAY from the subscriber, 1t Richmond, about
IN the LIST of June last, bright muatto boy named
SAM (cas himself Williams aged Is years
about feet inches high. u is supposed he has
obtained free papers and has gone To the North.
reward OF one HaHdred Dollars and all reasonable
expenccs will be paid any person, WHO may appreleud
said negro OF the Stae-or, Fjty DoIidrs, IL
within the State deliver him to the snbscriber In
New-Rent county, Va. or to Mr.. BENEDICT Crump. in
Richmond. EDWIN PARKE.
July IL. 1857
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ANSWER

Of me President Of lie United States tn the
Add''ess from the Corporation Of Ha,.suJ,J
University.
SIR,
| am deeply impressed with fhe
distinguished att rntion with which the
President and Fellows ofIiarvard Uni
versity have been pleased to honor me on
my present visit. Nothing is more inte-
resting 10 my own mind, and nothing can
be more important 10 our common coun-
try, than the. cultivation of science and
liberal literature. The principal support
or Tree Sovernm nj is TO be derived
from the sound morals and intelligence
OF the people and the more extensive
the means ofeducation, the more conf
IDENTITY may we rely upon the pres rvati-
on of our public liberties. Whatever
doubts may once have been entertained
upon the subject Of the stability Of re
publican government, and of It's capacity
TO promote the public interests, the pro-
gress OF our own must now have satisfied
the most sceptleal mind, and awakened
the strongest conviction of its energy and
excellence.
The venerable University over which
you preside, has long been a great orna-
ment of our Country. 1t seems exceed
mgly well adapted in lis organization to
give the best instructions. Ii has RuriIi-
red i'll It's bosom many of those who bv
their PATRIOTISM, their pieiy and their
learning, have conferred lasting BENEFITS
on mankind. Most sincerely do wish
that IT may continue to be public bless
ing, and under the smiles of Providence
increase in usefulness. An Institution
which endeavors TO rear American youth
in the pure love of truth and duty, and
while if enightens their minds bv 'ingen-
uons and LIBERAL studies, endeavors 10 o.
wake a love of Country, to soften local
prGiudices, and to inculcste christian
faith and charity. cannot but acquire, as
ii deserves, the confidence ofthewise and
good. You do justice, therefore, TO nv
feelings, in believing that such an inst
tuition must possess my highest regard
and that | shall always take lively inte-
reStin IFS prosperity.
JAMES MONROE.
To the Rev. President KIRKLAND.
Jaiy -, 1917.
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l' The Editors of the National ntel!igencer. wash
ington land Heacon (NoTok will insert ihe above twice
a week for four weeks, aud forward their
This Office for payment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

THE above Line of Stages from and arrives at
fhe Union H6fc!, in Richmond, kept by
H. ByITIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

The President during his stay at New
port, visited the Honouraolc William FL
isry, one of the four surviving patriots of
the revolution. who signed the deciarati-
on of independence.
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July II.

4 AND FOR SALE.-ln pursuance Of decree of the
- superior Cont Of chaucery for the Richmond Dis
trict will he so'd tie end day of August next the
premises, the TRACT or LAND, on which the late Mr..
Frederick Argyle resided upon credit of three annual
Paynentst,e whole carrying interest from the 18th De-
cenber next at which time possession will he given,
with the privilege of seeding crop of wheat Fall
deed of trust will he required the premises,
cure the pay ment Of the purchase money.
This tract contains By estimation loco Of land
large portion of which Is in woods, and is good tobacco
land. II is bounded ON side by Beaverdam Creek
which affords considerable quantity of very valuable
nat land II Joins the tract which Goochand court
house is situated and is about thirty miles from the City
of Richmond, ina good neicbbourhood, and not more
than and half miles from James River. This land
is Of very good quality aud susceptible of high degree
ri improvement. II will he sbewn by MIR. John Martin
residing on the premises by myself, living in the
neighbonrheod. ISAAC CURD, Err.
Of Prederick 4rgVie, decd.
GOochland County, July 4. lids
The above sale is postponed until the Dist IF August
next in consequence Of the notice not having bee
1s long the decree under which the land sold
requires should have heen that day the sale will DO
s;tyey take place ON the premises.
/. CURD, Err. Of
j. <srgULe. decd.
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rEHRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rnn away from the
n Subscriber some time last summer, negro man
named REUBEN, feet g inches high-no particular
marx recoilected except his right hand which
has been badly burnt.
viii give the above reward TO any person who will
aeyer .e said Negro to me- him in Jail that
get MN. JAMES WILLS, Sen.
Nelson lime IL. II--atn
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Nf0rrisrilie. I'M ll.

vyNE public respectful. Informed, that the Rooms
designated for the display of Curiosi,ies and Pa mt.
ings in Tie J!rgiRia NeN the Capitol Square, are
in such state Of frwardness that III few days the Pro
prietor viii proceed make Arrangements tor tue open
aug of th1tcstabliSliment.
Messrs. Fcrreu x Lorto1 earnestly solicit those Ia
dies and gentlemen who may have thing worthy Of
public attention. disposed 10 present loan sGch, will
please forward them Immediately the inst,iion
Jn'l s. l6-iaTtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

VfsoPuS MILLSToNES.-The Subscribers will he
"A II receiving in few DAYS, quantity of Esopus Mill
Stones, which they will sell lev for cash. expect to
keepa constant supply Of them. Gentlemen DESTROYS Of
purchasing that kind be supplied at very short no.
tice if We have not them IN hand.
johnson f. Watkins.
juno 10. Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25
Thomas Branch,
NJ. III. Branch,
". II. Branch

a DNEkTlSEMENT.--The Subscriber conIemplates al
IN present. that at the close of the next General As
sehbiy of Virginia. to settle bmse either IN the CITY of
hchrond OF the borough of Norfolk In consequence Of
which he offers private sale, the following property
TO wit: -
The situation at which he resides, well known, and dis
tguished by the name Of the Cross Keus in county
OF SOUTHAMPTON. This situation is very pleasant and
desirableone. The improvements large two story
new brick dwelling house with three rooms aud a mas.
sage below and TOM rooms above stairs all finished in
the best mauneT, brick house ca
p"cons for any country business and for dsing
business not surpassed by any in the lower country
large cot0H-nachne house. with an excellent machine
therein stables carriage house. and all other useful ont
TO any land inthe neigaboThoo
Two LOTS, in the town OF Bsiheld In the county of
GreensVie. On Of them, is large stone
house. at present IN the occupancy of Messrs. Hobbs
BAILEY On the other L0ta private dwelling house with
rooms below stairs, Kitchen &c.
And, on Monday the 3D. day of November next he vii
sell, at public sale, for ready money Is likely Vr
gina born SLAVES, with the crop then made stock &C.
&c.
The terms for the property in Beied and this sjtna
ton, shall he accommodating liberal cTedt-and
possession given the list day of December neyt-Any
person wishing view the Lots the Terms will
make application 10 Doct. Robert b. Stark or Brayon
Robinson Esq. i'll Beield the Subscriber, M the
cross Keys. BENZ W. JOHNSTON.
Mau6. ll2-tf
NJ EW GOoDS.--The subscribers AT the Market Bridge
= next door to MessTs Dicks, Moore e. Co. are now
receiving, large and general Fresh Goods
bought at the present reduced prices NewY York and
Philadelphia which will be sold upon unusually accom-
modatIng terms for cash.
DAVID WV. KYLE.
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Rok SAtE-!~ill sell, on very accommodating terms.
u the fRtCT or LfND wherein nov reside,
conaina, three thousand acres, lying ni te lower eud
Of Nelson County about three miles from James hiscf
IS particularly adapted TO tile cuure of1oDacco aud
Grain It's iucomip"i'y well tnbsred and waieIed, aud
has two eNcclentmd seals u viii b. SOLD entire,
or divided % sn purchasers. Persons inclined 10 pur-
chase are invited TO call aud examine it,
NORBORNE THOMAS.
rtrue
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II The ENQUIRER is published twice week. gsne-
ray and three times week durny the The
STATE LfeiStdtre.-P,ice. sanIe rs heretofore Zee
Dollars per ainun payable "a advance. Notes OF Char
tered Banks (o9lyJ will te received payucnt. The
Tdcr will guarantee the safety OF re- iiring them by
raii the postage vi all letters being PAID 10y ihe VIII
tiers.
~ No papers will he dsc"nnued. .hu AZ the dscre.
tisn OF the Editor u,il all aisrases have been paid
tr Whoever will g,atsntee The payment vi nGe papSTs
thall receive tenth gratis.
TEitsiS OF ADVERTISING.
n One sqnare--Ffiss ,scrtiJE, as cents-each con-
fisndRce, 80 crHfS.
No Advertisement Inserted, matfH kas either been
Psd for assuAa.G by some person in this city or IFS
c1Vir0as.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

UNITY DOLLARS REwARD.-was stolen from the
i subscriber. living AT Morrisye, FatLier county Oh
the night of the 10Th iust darn iron grey HORSE nell
ned to bc dappe grey ,esrs old this Spring, ah0n
Is hands inches hugh in toleiabe good Order, fresh
ehod PAGES trots ana canie visible marx tat Is re-
Collected. He raised ia Ohio and rode 10y Inc rs
saddle for about twelve months past Tie lock OF
the stable door being broken aud other circumstances
indnce belief that sone thief has taken Linn OF for
sale.
Twill give the above reward TO amy person who will
the thief bring INN TO Justice. aud Sc
cure tie Horse also, otlat get hun agan-or, will
give 20 dollars il the Horseis delivered to me alone
SAMUEL SHARP.
M.
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ENO JoURNElMEN rAILSliS.-Ins suiscribers wish
u TO employ FIVE steady and good worknlen. TO whom
constant eupio, and good accommodation will be
given. CAMPBELL Z STEVENS.
IyHchbHrg, .Jn(p 4. 1877
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ANSWER

ANSWER
Ofthe President oftLe United States Ike
AddyeSS from tie Society Of Cincinnati.
To HIS ExCELLENCY Coy BROOKS,
President Of tie Cincinnati eff 1assachu-
sets.
SIR,
The affectionate address Of nv
brothers of the Cin innati, awakens in
my mind the most grateful eDotions.--
No appreciation can be more dear to me,
than that of those with whom have had
the honor TO share the common tolls and
peri!s ofthe war fer our independence.
We were embarked in the same sacred
cause of Liberty, ard we have lived TO
enjoy the reward of our common lab0rs.
Many OF our companions IN arms fell in
the field before our independence was
achieved, and many, less fortunate than
ourselves, lived not to witness the perfect
fuillment of their hopes in The prosperity
and happiness of our Country. You do
but Justice TO yourselves in claiming tie
confidence fyour Country. that youc can
never desert the standard Of freedom -
You fought TO obtain If, in times when
mems hearts and principles were severely
tried and your public sacrifices aud ho-
norable actions are the best pledges Of
your sincere and devoted attachment to
our ehCtiIeNl CONSTITUTION. May your
children never forget the sacred duties
devolved or them, to preserve the ihhe-
rilance so CALAMITY acquired By their ia
Tiers. May they cultivate the same man
Is patriotism, the same disenterestcd
friendship. aud ihe same political inlegri-
IS, whichlas distinguished YOU. and That
unite IN perpciuating that social concord
| and public virtue on which the future
prosperity of our Country must so essen
| tally deVond. ! feel most deeply the
truth Of the melancholy suggestion, that
we shall probably meet no more while,
| however, we remain in life, / shall coniin-
ne TO hope for your continuance and sup
| port, so far as nypublic conduct NAV en-
| title me 10 your confidence and in bid
ding you farewell, pray kind prOei-
| dence long 10 preserve Your valuable
lives for The honour aud benefit of your
Country.
JAMES MONROE.
RECEPTION OF TIE PRESIDENT
IT lynn.
| On Tuesday last tire inhabitants of
| YIN, maid fhcir fribufe Of respecf fo Al, 4.
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NANCEf's MILLS, &c.--1his valuable estate lies 10
Albeinarle County, Oh The nain road from Char
ioiesvIlle TO Saunton, about miles from Rock fish Gap
aud l6 from James River-the situation beautiful and
bealhyThe Tract of Land contains 2cs acres sqnaI in
qnlilty to any in the county pant which is wen set
w Glover. The improvements are, i brick Dwelling
hcse two stories high 40 by 49, with Cellar the whole
SIZE OF The honse, House, three stories high 1.-THE
~ 81 stone so ny 3Stwo pair stones well fixed with
""Ihess and EVANS improvements stream that ne
yer tai'S His well known this Mill is equal TO any in
the stale Tor making good Flour DisuIlery with three
s,s masi-tuos &c. Malt-House, which is attached
store and Counting House, two Stables well finished
Win 81 stalls OyerseeT's House. Kitchen Smoke House
MIXERS iioHse Coopers House and Shop Black tbs
House and Shop, lce-fouse, Barns, sc. &c The most
~ these Houses are and built OF the best
mere an excellent little Farm adjoining that can be
purchaseFi-And the purchaser may lie accommodated
with an excellent Distler, Shoemaker and Blacksmith
npou reasonable terms.
Gentlemen at a distance are referred to James Hen.
deIson, Esq. al Williamsburg, Charles Whitlock Esq
ahn Euinnd Anderson, of the house of %. T.. nder-
son, Richmond, Capt. Wm II. Spier Of King-yYi iam
Sap Fem. Oliver OF Hanover, and Thomas Taylor of
Richmond, who fully authorized to-se and BY whom
The terms will be made known.
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CHARLES YANcEY.

II The Editors oftne Virginia Patriot Norfolk Her
AID Fredericksburg Herald and National neIligencer
VIM please publish the above six times and transmit
'ne.f accounts LOT payment. C. Y.
NAN 81.
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NTARSHABs SALE--By virire Of a decree of the Su
1FA peri0r Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
arct, pronounced in cause therein depending the
ith day Of Jnhe, 1917 between Isaac H. Judah plain
air. aud Sophia Wolfe widow and administrative Of Ben
iamn Wolfe. deed. and Joel Wolfe and others heirs of
said BENJAMIN Wolfe decd. defendamts-y he sold at
public auction, the premises Friday 25h ofhe
present mouth. juiy) AZ the hour Of O'Clock in tue
Vening, LOT or GROUND. in the City of Richmond,
belonging n e estate Of the late benjamin WOLFE being
part oftenfnenl known in Coutts' Plan by the No A.
aud also denoted IN the above aained Judahs Plan Of
Lots surveyed by Richard Young S. {. r. by the No.
J.
Noieswih approved eBdorsers negotiable and payable
~ eitherof the Banks cf this City six twelve and egh
teen months and deed Of trust the property, Sc
CnTe the purchase money will he required
,. GUERRANT, N. $. c. @. n. u.
Iuly a. IL &C
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NonoE.-rhe Firm of MURPHY & SCOTT is IBIS
IN DAY dissolved.
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ElCLfING ClOIHS.-An assOrtmfnto n Boiffne fI0fhs
by ADJ Ms q VAN LRw
JuBe17. Ia--Esu
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.June2O.

MARSHAps SALE.-By virtue OF decree of The Su
w peror Court Of Cbancery for the Richmond Llis
"l, pronounced on the lath day OF June, 1917. in
cause therein depending between John r. Bowler and
william T. Bowler plaintiffs and James H. Lynch exc.
c.or Of Richard Bowler, deed. and Others deiendants-
VIII be sold on the premises Friday the 25tb day of
the present month"; (Juy,) at ~ o'cIGrk the HOUSE A.
LOT on street belonging the estate Of the late Pic
ava bowler and now IN the Of Mcssrs Refine
& Judah.
Notes with approved endorsers negotiable at either Of
the Banks Of this City at six and twelve months and
Bey, wiiibe required.
}. GUERRANT, ~. a. c. G. R.D.
THE following rule adopted by lie Jndges of Iae
d General Court at the last term Of that Court -
In future in all motions change the Venue the petiti.
on and affidavit shall set forth the particular facts from
which the petitioner is induced believe that he can not
have aia trial In the county where the Venue laid or
60 which the cause has been removed if the cause as
signed hy him IS Of such nature TO admit Of such
particular specification and where the cause assigned is
of such general nature az to preclude particular spe-
cdcaiion, heshal support his application by affidavit, Of
disinteTested persons.
In all applications to change the Venue the notice civ
en- tothe opposite Fariysa staeths be assigned
In support Of TIE application.
Published By order Of the Judge
PbfION DRFW. n. n. =.
i ANDS $50 LOTS fOR sALK.-The snnscr,heT rs All.
- thorisedby William 6. Williams, Esq. to dispose Of
the following property viz -
Lot No. $50, ~ the City of Richmond, with the dwell
ling house aud Improvements thereon.
Part Of Lot NO 57t in the City of Richmond With the
dwsing house ard Improvements thereon lately oecvpi
-Four ofmeadow Land on tire Run near the Poor
house 10 Richmond, adjoining Fssbender-
And four Lots IN Dnvai's Addition TO the City Of Rich
mouiNos 25c 81, 26f aud us.
The terms may be known upon application to the sub
scriher living IN fredericksburg, 10 Thomas Tayor
Esq. in Richmond. JOHN w GREEN
Jiffv IS. 2Off
Flf viftueof Deed ri trust, glven nv Thonias A
- levander dated 2pth of February 1916 tn secure
sum Of money therein mentioned 10 Charles g. Car
ter sh proceed 70 SELL for ready money al the h0us
81 Litebury Allen, on The fah day Of August next
hundred and hlytw Of land IN the county Of Hen
| rico, known by The name NJ Camp Garter.
Heurieo, JAY is. qotds
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JAMES MONROE.
RECEPTION OF TIE PRESIDENT
HT lynn

On Tuesday last tire inhabitants of
Lynn paid their tribute ofrespect 10 the
President Of the United States upon his
arrival in their town.