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Ten dollars Reward.
ebruRrv ~.

hEsEKl ED from the service of the Public Gnard on
- the 24th inst. NELSON II. LANE, soldier of the
said Gpard He was born ia the county Of Hanover va
aged twentyeight years feet inches high has grey
hair, blue eyes, and OF sallow complexion.
he above reward Will be given for the delivery Of the
sn'd deSereT at the Barracks the said Gmard in ch
niond. PETER CRIJTCuEiETn ~ n
February 2s. o. If
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Valuable Merchant MIN.

Amelia. March 6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
GoulN MN for Sale.

THIS valuable lies in Hanover county npon
y main road leading from Hanover town Haporcr
courthouse, .~o mills from the first and six miles from
the latter contains about thousand OF land
one third lowgrounds of the t1st quality, lying Pa.
nunky river, by which II is becaded than
mile the balance of the tract is nigh land Of superior
quality with wood aud timber sufficient TO support the
estate, is finely watc'ed distant eighteen miles
city ofRichmond. Upon this estate twostoi, brick
houses 80 by lS feet In complete order for family
the other can he made small expense There's
also the walls ola vostory house 60 feet by AZ OF
elegant workmanship the roof has been burnt by Gre
but the walls so LILLE injured that they may he bu
Immediately.
The sale will take place the first day OF July next
on the premises to the highest bidder One half IT,
purchase money TO be paid on the day of sale for the
balance credit Of one and two years, taking security
on the land.
Mr. West, who is the manager, will shew tho land to
any person wishing TO purchase and the pr,ce will be
made known Oh application by letter (postpaid) to the
subscriber, near Gloucester coui tiouse.
The purchaser,w be permitted 10 seed small grain
and may have full possession the isecember one barn
only being Kept TO protect crop Till sale can be
made Of il. THOuAS r. pOOTRS
White Marsh. March 3. nStf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

FROM LIVERPOOL PAPER.
THE SLATE IND THE FEE.

IRON A LIVERPOOL PAPER.
THE SLATE 1NDTHE FREE.
OIL what Us a slave Ills to rembe with dread
And to bow TO Thy despot Infamous head
And, when he has spuTned thee, to beg and impiore
That he, in his kindness, would irampie thee more
It's to gaze in despair, on the SUMS living ray.
Like thing without sonI or creature OF clay
To lose ri, affection aud sympathes dear,
And all passions of man, the passion Of fear /;
To hug the vile .trammels, thy body that bind
Aud more, TO be curst with the shackles Of mind
To perceive though thy tyanps fierce presence past
His form in each shadow, his voice In each blast
To follow his footsteps, wherever he leads,
Though TO crimes yet unheard Of and horrible deeds
Aud 70 spurn the best brtright that God thee gave
And to poison thy nature-oh, this is a slave.
Aud what stbe being whom freedom inspires
With the fame Of her birth and unquenchable fires
'ris to gaze on the heavens with forehead erect,
And TO look upon man with abrother's respect;
La defence Of the injured all ,errors to brave
To strike off the bonds from the limbs of the slave:
And should Liberty call thee TO peril thy life,
Aud thy hopes and thine all on her glorious strife;
And TO offer thy breast 70 the despors proud shock,
A bnckier of steel and barrier of rock
TO burl back OPPRESSION with shame aud disgrace:
And 10 dash his own chains in the tyranrs own face
Aud 10 be, in the garments of virtue array'd,
The creature that God IN his goodness has made.
n The verses we lately re-pnblished from Norfolk
PAPER under the title of Judge fuckers ocre to his
Hase, not the production OF Judge Tucker but Of
Judge Blackstone were footed in the Norfolk pa
il from fuckers Biacks;0nebnt they not,
We understand, TO be found there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

t,aHmahls NOsiai.is OF l1hd. subsequent ia
| the llth OF August, 1902, TO be valid.
5. Spain TO be exonerated from the payment
| OF the debts or any part OF them.
These proposals do not materially Otter from
| those made TO Don Pedro Cevalios, on the 18th
| OF May, 1905. The President has seen nothing
| in any events which have since occurred. nor
! in the contents Of Your notes, which can
afford a reason or n motive for departing from
item. Ofthe motivesfor comirg To an inlme-
date angeinent, the urgency cannot escape
YOUR attention. The events which, have tecent-
IN occurred in a part OF the territory. which
YOU have informed me the king OF SPAN Is wil-
! ling TO cede t0 the United States, those which
are notoriouslv impending over the remaining
part OF that territory yct IN the possession OF
Spain, make il indispeusatly necessary that the
ultimate determination of your government in
this negotiation should be acted on without
delay. The explanations req.ested by your
notes of the6th December and Sth January, OF
the motives OF this government IN tho occupa-
ton Of Amelia Island, have been given III the
message of the President TO Congress OF TIE
18th inst. and cannot fail of being satisfactory
to your government. You see NJ there ais
tinctly and explicitly declared, that the mea-
sures which this government found itself M
der the necessity of adopting in relation TO
that island. were taken, not with a view To con-
quest from Spain. You well know thati SPAN
could have kept, ar recovered the possession OF
IL from the tri;ling Il rec by which II was occu-
pied, the American government would have
been spared the necessity OF the measure which
was taken. and which was dictated by The duty
ofProtectiDg the interests, as well OF this conn
try as of those with whom we are in friendly
commercial relations, including Spain herself.
Bnt Spain caunot expect that the U. States
should employ their forces for the defence OF
her territories, or to rescue them tor her eX-
elusive advantage, from the adventures who
are projecting, and in the act of executing eX-
petitions against them from territories with
out the jurisdiction of the United States....
Neither eau the United States permit that the
adjoining territories of Spain should be mis-
used by others for the purposes of annoyance
TO them.
Under these circumstances, the President is
persuaded, that you will perceive the necessi-
~, either OF accepting the proposals herein
contained, as the basis of an adjustment of tho
lony standing differences between the United
States and Spain, or oil offering such as can, by
any possibility, be acceptable to this govern
uent, without reverting 10 a course ofproceed-
ing, the onl. result of which must be further
REORGANIZATION.
pray you, Sir, to accept the assurance ofmy
very distinguished consideration.
(Signcd JOHN q. ADAMS.
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No. ~.
1TEANsLATIoN.]
rI't. e,,,,0 lbe eoDIc


SrR-The multiplicity of business which
believe has and still does engage yourattention,
from Tie necessity Of preparing and laying be
fore the Congress, the papers AMI information
called for on different subjects. must assuredly
have prevented you from replying as yet TO my
note Of the 9th Of last month; Il -, therefore,
unnecessary for me to trouble you, by trespass-
iug on yonf attention, 10 urge the Importance
of your answer, as feel assured, sou are ~
fully aware of il as / am. But the earnest
wish have TO accelerate the negotiation that
has been opened. aud thereby come 10 final
settlement Of tie differences pending between
his catholic maIestyS government ana yours,
imneIs me to take this step. therefore re-
ousSt yOg sir, to be pleased TO inform me, as
soon as YOU possibly can, whether the proposals
offered in INV aforesaid note come up to, or
soproach the wishes Of this republic; and If,
,tiil tic view of satisfying theln, you can devise
anofber inst mode, calculated to reconcile the
=, ghts Of both nations upon some principle
OF reciprocal utility and convenience. hope
,on viii communicate II to me, III full conf
derec that shall not hesitate moment to
arrede 10 any modification or expedisnt,
fsr,,loJ on basis Of acknowledged justice,
and mntnal utility, because IL is 20 snch basis,
thai iii the Instructions and powers have
received from ms sovereign refer.
The United states having manIiested Wish
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
8 400 Reward.

u hNAWhi from the Subscriber on the night of the
PHlL-about live feet eight ar nine inches high darn
brown compeXon, well set, shrewd, sensible fellow
about ~ or rs years Of qrge. ''
hAKkf-a dark muatto, five feet nine or ten inches
high, nineteen OF twenty years age Harry is VERY
embarrassment. v
mLLf-a mniao, about five feet eight or nine inches
hsh 70 or 70 years Of age thin vsage aud has when spo
Ken to a sufly look.
me above Tnnaways we're bought by in the town Of
Unanna ~ December last, Of George Dtaley, Esq. adj
uneuaur oi Phip l. Grymes, dec. and have been ira.
ced rs Far as Ring William courthouse no doubt
ihg TO itinrn e. their old neighbonrhood
WIZ give The above reward and pay all reasonable ex
either. o. ne 'a,nerV - wv
Meadow Brdges Clsn) Feh. l. ....ssi
WlSb to purchase SIX SAWYERS not exceeding 80
= yeNs 81 age.-Also, would hire many more of
me saine description, for a few years
THOMAS n. HARRIS.
Jdhthy 10. Ssff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
March g..

W ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-On Monday
the 10Th OF April, will be sold hishrst bidder
on the premises, that cOmmodious and well known
TAVERN, IN the town OF Stanton fnrnery Kent nv Mr
kdnohdson and now belonging estate OF william
Marshall, dfcOne fourth OF the purchase N Ouey will
berequired to be paid in hand or in j mole with an
approved endorser payable and negotiable i'm 90
one OF The banks of Richmond. The remaining thee
iourtis TO be paid in one, aud three years-The
purchase 10 be secured by deed ttns on tie pro
perry. j. kARsaaII ndm5r
March 81. ine III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

ID Lime & JUDAH four doors heow the Be Tavern,
have received 1000 pieces NKINS, added their
present assortment of DRY GOODS, among which are
Cloths extra sup blue, black and other cOleTs CASH
mere, do. do. do. de- grey and drab do. Fesiings
Of various fashionable c0iOTs Irish Linens CambTics
and Muslins. Aud the following description OF GER.
MAN GOODS Tckenburgs, Oznaburgs, Barlaps Hes.
slams Hempen Rolls Patillss, DOwas Sbeetngs White
Rolls for towels Russia Sheetings Drogheda Linens &t
&cIhe above selection cannot be xceed BY any stnt.
in this city aud being purchased judiciously shall he
disposed Of on the most reasonable terms. An addition
al supply ofSpTng Goods will be received IN due lime
March %. lg5 a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
Treasury Office.
I2th ERBRuARY. IsIa,

18th FEBRUARY, 1918.
conformity to act of Assembly passed the fourth
day Of February one thousand eight hundred and six
teen, entitled q An act apprOpriating the Public Rev
enue, the undersigned Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund will be prepared the first day Of July neNt en-
SUING to redeem so many certificates of issued TO
The Bank OF Virginia and farmers Bank of Virginia in
virtue Of an act of Assembl passed the rst day Feb
Tuary, one thousand eight hundred aud fourteen etIed
An act authorizing Loan for the of the Common
wealth Of sum not exceeding hundred and d(iy
thousand dollars" will smoOnt TO the sum of fifteen
thousand dollars. JOHN PRESTON, Treasurer
JOHN BURfoOT, Auditor.
February IL. aItJvI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

Behe Iste ROltng Sfiftig d1ilEA Nal J54T5ecfor1
0ROCkENBROUGH 4 HARNIE offer for sale ,a,d
- VIII constantly keep on hand assortment OF cut
h@s ano hIaas sheet and hoop iron ard ailrods FROM
the Belle Isle Mandatory, joining lie civ Of Rich
nond, which they will sell low as they can he mr.
chased to the North. April T. I9s a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
Notice.

THE sherIs of the counties of Amelia Nottoway Cn-
u beTland, Powhatan aud Ciiesterlisd and the Ser.
sean OF the town of Petersburg, composing Senatorial
district the Shers Of the of,Brnnswck Din.
widdie Lunenburg MeckIehbuTg and GreeustIle cont
posing another Senatorial district tie Shei;rs of hs
counties OF James City, Charles City, New Kent Eliza
beth city, YORK Warwick and Henrico the Maytr of the
city OF Williamsburg and the Sergeant the city of Rich
mond, composing another Senatorial district the She
riffs OF the counties Of Shenandoah and Rockimplfam
composing another Senatorial district the Sheriis OF
The counties of Augusta iockbridIe and Pendlcon com
posing another Senatorial district and the Sbcrfs
posing another Senatorial districts which several die
lcts constitute the 6rst class of e Senate Virginia
will take notice that election in rotation Is to he
held on the court days Of their respective counties tie
mohth of April next for the election of Senator TO re-
present each Of the said districts the General Assem-
bly,, for four years next ensuing.
March 3. o. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

n Union Mandatory of Maryland IL 600 lbs cotton
yarn, from No TO Is, inclusive; from New YORK 1Ie
barrels Persons cut nails and bradspart Of Which a,e
particularly calculated for Stating snd tobacco begs
Aud have IN store general assortment CrocerieS
Aprii7. iOs.Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
February IL.

DOCKS for subscribing stock of 1He 1TaHches.
NJ ter and Petersburg TeTRpike RO0S will be open
ed on Monday the I'd day OF March, 1918, and Will cOn
open until the whole stock taken at the following
places. viz
In Petersburg at Powe's tavern, under the direction
of William Clarke Archibald Baugh, William Bowden
William PIentis and Nathaniel Friend, commissioners
Al the Railway House, in the county of Chesterfield
nndeT the direction Of Richard Gregory, james Hewlett
Valentine wnfree Sen. Geo. Cox aud Erancl ChealhaIn
commissioners.
And IN the town of MaRehester ut the Exchange T2v-
ern under the management of James BTandeT, Jesse
Hix, Robert Graham and Edward w. Trent, commission
eTs. Feb %. g6tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
PartneYshiD.

tJhASlLR OF PARs.-My mills are nov in opera
=, .oH where can furnish any quantity 81 ground
pss' warranted Of the best quality, al the Richmond
,uts. orders Rom the country. iei At Messrs. Eou
800 SMITHS, or stthe mills will be Supplied with
eesgeich. Ny corn mills are also 10 operation
- i"rhto purchase corn, deliverable al the mill.
-, FRED'K CLARKE.
NnFrI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

NJ AiLS, IRON, &c.-i2I casks cut nails as.oTied
l. from 10 4hd. % do. do. brads do
90. 8 to pod; ton Swcdes tyre iron ~ to n
wde 8! doz. spades and shovels; 20 boxes 4 by 40
- DO 10 by IL window glass ton plough nj Jns,
received and for sale BIZ Ro SHAFARn A. 70
April Ia. no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
Boston Glass ManuSactory

rI'iE Subscribers beg leave inform their customers
they authorised by the propre,ors of the
above manuacof-, to supply all orders for GLASS, OF
every description the aauaetory prices he deiv
ered IN Richmond free of expense.
This glass IS generally acknowledged TO be superior in
colour, Oriifi1RcV aud strength 10 any imported or
made in the ". States ana tie cIcsfent order which
Purchasers il renders the cheapest
used.
II All orders left at the counting house of the SUBJ
seribers will be promptly attended 40.
SMITH & RIDDLE,
AGENTS for the Boston Class lHaRn,dctory.
Eebruaryl =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

a a court OF directors FOR the Lunatic Hesyial in
"a the city OF Williamsburg held The Ist day of
April, 1878: "
ihe auditor OF public accounts having decided tia,
ne mas no authority under the Assembly TO his
warrants TOT any money ia advance the Lunatic Hos
Pita as mas always heretofore been DONE and that all
accounts against the Hospital audited nj his
once aud discharged as other public accounts are
ReS0tDed That IN future accounts against the said
Hospital viii be paid 10y the directors as hereto
lore usual but that the Will be certified by ths
court to the said auditor w
ordered, That for the Information of those who ma,
bring ratienls to tins Hospital, and others that he
foregoing order be TIVE weeks in The Tnen
rer copy, TeSfe,
M LEO. HENLEY, C. CD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

OICE.-Aii persons indebted to the late concefe
~ Of Buchanan & Pollok Of PETERSBURG or nnha,s
& Allan Pollok 4 Co. OF Richmond are notaed tbst
the hooks and papers are in the possession OF The sinh
scTber-wbo Is ahthorzeda rs attorney In TACT of David
Buchanan. Esq the surviving partner both houses ~
make col ectlons of all the outstanding deLts
KorIcE is therefore hereby given that lie win aya,s
be ready to grant discharges 10 such ~ may oay IN
claims against thern-Or TO make arrangements u i'm
such as may wish 10 make provision future pavent
Unless The ether mode s adopted soou spit,ii
be iudiseriniinateiy Instituted.
+. W. ROoTES, attorney as aJoresGid
Msrch3t. lgg -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

NALOAbbE PROPLRiI roe SALb.-ln pufsns nee
81 an ofeer 81 TIE superior court Of chsncrrs f,-
the kchmond disifict-Wiii be sold II public auction
iothe highest bidder IN the borough ~ Norfolk on
Hedresaag' ne 2ofh Was Neff, rHRfrrOrHrfsoS
shAHh % stocA w TIE Disn'dt SroWp Liant C9,y.
p0Hv-being the iuteTrsi he said csrup<uy az i,cf
samuel Oist tate Of London, died pos Csstd.
Tue "semenuoned property Nil ne divided 10 4,i.
purchasers The terms VII he one half In cssb so
me residue on credit ~ sixty days. Negotiable uots,
with approved endoIsers anda lien on tie rfoperty os
will be required fIOsn The puiclasers
CARTER v. PACE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

n DNEhllSEMENT.-Ihe subscriber HAVING nec,,
recently appointed by the superior court OF ham
Gerry ior ire District ofWiamsburg master conDssi
oer OF That court begs leave inform the publc ta,
ne has established his office at Gloucester courthouse
ana promises the strictest attention the dschage Of
any business which may he referred To him in lie none
oi merltins share of tile public patronage
To those who reside the north side Of York river
having business III that court the advantages ch viii
result from this arrangement small consider
a'ion. THOMAS c. ANGRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

NOIlCE.-Ihe public. ana particularly those inIe
rested, are hereby Informed that The sale Of land
ana negroes advertised by VIM. Miller and James \
Ferguson (sbg themselves trustees protesting 10
act by virtue OF deed eG trust cxecuied to e i'm t,a
character by Robert Aims COR certain pnruos.s eSnfess
ed theien TO take psceat VIM Georges tavern IN te
comfy OF Gooch!auc ma the 18th DAY Of tins month
esq oe J0rosd fof reasons which shall mike known nm
that day the principal of which is ina, The mr.
chase money for the said land has not been paid or
securedto be paid, TO me By Nil. Minis, whom sold
'he same Wa. NJ. RICHARDSON.
Aprii7. Ins a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

1--WE PUBLIC are htpeby informed ibst at ,,.-,-.
Of the owners Of the Steam Bo0f POUH1Y,4y
heid 10 Richmond on the list day Of Aprl. 1878 the
following resolution, among others was adopted
Z" The owners having determined unanimously n,
selling then steam boat the FOEhafaH now rrnniYs
between Norfolk and Richmond Resofrc0 maj 80
accordingly be sold al suction in Norfolk without w.
serve or limitation, together with all her racbnsfy a,a
furniture Of every description ON sa'mdsy the IAN 81
this present montb.-Ihe purchaser 10 ave notes ne
table At either Of the banks ~ thai pare safsfeto,
sale" Erfrdcf from the Bffoafes W. "
-, G.FISHFR, sec'y.
ANU ., JOTffGA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

Ladies 0nd Ge'flehgea's Fancy BOOf and yb0e Sfore
HE subscribers have just received direct from ,eir
factories, IN Philadelphia, large and elegant as
sortmt = of ladies' fancy SHOES among which SIRE
the following kinds, viz 50
Ladies black and cotored morocco boot heel slippers
Do do DO. do. spring DO
ALSO-An elegant assortment of eentlenlen5s hest
Philadelphia made boots and shoes, among Which are
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

Philadelphia made boots and shoes, among Which are
Gentlemen's long boots
do. short do.
do morocco, seal skin and calf skis pumps
40 90 do do. shoes
boys 40. 10. do. do.
All Of which tey will cell at the Philadelphia prices
wholesale retail. S|
JOHN sARV6Y & Co.
April 7. los I2t
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AprI7. Ios a. S ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27

The following were the observations Of
Mr.. HARRISON, Oh Introducing the mo-
ton for lonoring the memory of Kosci-
usko, on the goth instant
The public papers have announced an
event which is well calculated 10 excite
the sympathy Of every American bosom.
kOsciuskO, the martyr OF liberty, is no
more We are informed that lie died at
Soleure, IN France, some time in October
last.
In tracing The events of this great mans
life, we fad M him that consistency of
conduct which is ihe more 10 be admired
as il is so rarely to be mel with. He was
not at one time the friend of mankina,
and at another the Instrument 0lihcr o,.-
preston; but be preserved tblCu.iOm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27

49, 70 - " y Ia lON BILL
lie House resumed the consideration
of the bill to provide for the Communication
of soldiers, bounty lands. An amendment
ofsome importance, moved by Mr.. Tayioy,
Yesterday, was agreed TO, ayes rs noes
45. No other amendment having been
offered
The question was stated, on ordering
Tie bill to be engrossed for third read
ing.
Mr.. HoPiiason, succinctly delivered
the reasons for his opinion against the
passage of tIIe bill.
Mr. Robertson replied to Mr.. Eopkin-
son, and defended The bill
Mr.. Hopkins0n rejoined.
The question was then taken on the
passage OF the bill to third reading, and
the. bail was rejected, ayes 80, noes 80.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-04
Public Sale.

ON Thursday next, Nov. 5, at 10 A. NJ.
~ will he sold at auction. on the PremI-
SEES, SIX LOTS OF GROUND, with the
improvements thereon, viz:
A Lot on UnioT-street, corner OF Fay.
cite alley, wooden building thereon, 65!
feet front, 90 deep.
"a Lo, on Princc-street, adjoining the
Franklin Bank, with the house, &c. there
on, 81 feet front, rs deep.
) A Lot adjoining the same, unlmproved
20 feet front, 100 deep.
4 A Lot on the corner Of Duke and Co.
lumbus ,unimproved, so feet front, SO deep.
5ALot on the corner of Duke and wa
,er-s:reels, 81 feet 10 inches frcnt, &c deep
6 A Lot of ground on Fairfax-street, cor
ucr of Frankln-st. one fourth Of a square,
unimproved.
The above property will positively be
soldz-except sold before at private sale.
F& terms, apply to -
FAXON, METCALF & Co.
Terms will be made known at the sale.
October so t5N.