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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-04
Fresh Teas, &c.

Fresh Teas, &c.
on CHESTS an. ha ii chests i'm.
cV5 perial and young hvson teas OF
rood quality, imported last month.
1000 sunny bags ,Malasa and ienerif,
wines. Muscoyado sugars, German steel
Venetian red, Spanish. brown, mould
candles, French hats, &c. Gc. for sale
on Town terms, BY
JOHN DOUGLASS e Go.
Nav 10, tuths6t.
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and by some Of the most respectable gen.
tIemen OF the faculty in the U. States
1t is also particularly recommended by
DR.. Watsrhoise, late professor cfthe the.
DRY and practice of physic, in the above
seminary; whose certificate accompanies
each bOttle.-S0Id by :.
J. KENNEDY & SON;
Sole Agents for Alexandria.
January thstU2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-04
Aromatic Snuff
FOR CAT.ARRH " HEADACHE.

IhIs onuH, as Celebrated
Rfor its agreeable fragrance,
IS for its efficacy in the cure
Of recent catarrh, and slow
nervous head ache, is used,
and approved. by the pre-
sent professor Of chemistry
lin the university Of Cam
in Massachusetts, ;
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-04
May 8
Co.partnership dissolved.

TENHE co-partnership Of CALDWELL
y & JACKSON is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebt.
ed to the frm are desired to make i'm
mediate payment to Henry jackson, who
is fully smpo Sered to receive the same.
F CALDWELL.
HENRY JAlK.ON.
May 1s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-04

THHE subscriber grateful for past "a
vOrs, informs his friends and the
public, that he has again resumed his for
met business-and has now and will con-
snue to keep on hand choice stock OF
the best liquors, and every other article
IN his line.--Also, ice punch and lemon
ide, At the shortest notice.
June Q T. SHIELDS
P. 5 families supplied with ice in
h'ge or small quantities, and at all hours
q the day.
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Tanning and CurrYlng.

dIIIIIIIg anu OuI ING
Joseph HESr0N continues to car
d ry on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness and despatch.
He keeps constantly on hand a large
assortment of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-04
Leather,

Of as various qualities as can be found in
any shop in the District-which he will
dispose Of at very low prices for cash.
n mo. 6 1t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-04
4 paluable tract of Land,
William Devaugn,

Hair Dresser and PsrfTmsr, Ro al street,
ID ErURNS ms thauks to the public
HI in general, for the liberal encou-
rageuent he has received, and hopes a
continuance Of the same By his zeal and
strict attention to business.
Just received and for sale at his store,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06
A LETTER or ADVICE,
WritItea from a Faiher to his onIy DaueAter.
immediately otter he, ,narrings


The following letter is handed TO us.
:" from the pen OF one OF tire best"-and
orr correspondent " believes in his con-
science, one OF the greatest menlhat Vir-
ginla has produced" Ii is written i'm am
admirable manner upon most interest
ing subiect-and is worthy OF the high
reputation which the author bears-It
forms an excellent supplement to the ce-
LIBERATED letters of DR.. Gregory to his
daughters.
mY DEAR .....,
You have just entered into that state
who, which is r,epiete with happiness, or misery.
The issue depends upon that prudent, amiable
uniform conduct, which wisdom aad yirtue
so strongly recommend on the one hand OF.
on that iniprudence, which a want of reflection.
or passion may prompt, on the other. But as
there is no wish nearer to my heart. than that
yon may ensure all that happiness, which the
union OF vlrtnOus persons is capable of bestOw-
ing s. las the best sometimes err for the want of
previous reflection upon that line of cOnduct
which IS invariably to be pursued, how can
render you higher service, than by present
ing you with That advice, which 1.-The warmeSt
affection suggests. My experience. AS well as
my SOlicitnde, my fond hope OF seeing you han.
~ and beloved, even seif-interest for your han
piness must now constitute the PRINCIPAL
source OF that OF your parents. all urge me to
Il
useful.
You possess good heart, and good under.
standing. Youare allied 20 man of honor.
of talents, and ofan open, generous dspOsiti.
on. You have, therefore, in your own powsr
all the essential ingredients of domestic hap
Piness, IL cannot be marr'd, If yon noe reflect
upon that system of conduct, which YOU ought
invariably to pursue it YOU now see clearly
the path from which yOu will resolve never to
deviato Our conduct is, often, the result of
ylIim, or caprice. often such as will give as
many pans, unless we see, beforehand, what
IS always the most praise-wOriy and the most
essentialio happiness. ] will call your atteu-
lion 10 few primary rules Of conduct. from
v lich virtu0us wife, one who has the sense
and the goodness to eBdeayogr TO promote mu-
ual happiness, and to render the matrimonial
tate feast OF the purest affection, will never
iepart
The LIST maxim, which you should impress |
most deeply upon your mind, is never 10 at |
empt 10 c0ntfOul your husband by opposi- |
ION, by displeasme, or any other mark OF an |
,er 4 man OF sense, of prudence, of warm |
ceilings, cannot, and will not bear an OPPOSITE. |
N Of any kind which is attended with az an. |
rs look, or expressions. The current OF his /
Elections Is suddenly stop'd: his attachment /
weakened he begins to feel modification
he most pnngent be is beliitled even in his
wn eyes, aud be assured, the wife who once
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06
ZOE TuE RNn111nrn

Some toasts were published in the last I'm.
quirer, which were drank at dinner given in
Manchester by a large asst mblage of the citi-
zens OF Chesterfield to their Senator and coun-
~ representatives. Those sentiments have
been given on pnblic occasion and pgblisLed
TO the world, and therefore are fair game to an '
cOmwentatOr. They seem intended 10 give \
tone TO pub bic opinion on a measure which All.
tdted the last iegislaiufe-and for this reason
TOO they are worthy of notice. / shall touch bur
three OF them. Those who gave them and the
citizens OF Manchester in general have nv re-
spect bat on this occasion, the three gentle
men who gave them, have been too much led
on by their feelings. But to the point.
speedy termination to the supposed sanctty Of
chartered rights.
Chartered rights then have no sancttv al all
Those, who suppose so, are deceived By this
mean, q certainly the toast-maker means also
thatthe legislature are not to hold those rights
sacred. In ether words that they are notin-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06
a Hist Of TAetters.

Remaining IN The Richmond Post once, FcJyuo,U
2S,lolS, tchtch, u not caicd for IN THREE ttoUfLS
letters. 30 ~ "'
70 Gentlemen, applying for advertised LET
tiers, viii please ask for such
A:-kichard Armstrong, Peter Anriie.
y. Anderson, j. X. ARCHER, Gilbert Allen
WIN. AriDlsiead, 3. ID. Alexander, WIN. Adams
Ill. 4. Bruce, Benjamin Brown. Thomas
Brown, j.. G. Banks, Richard Blinn. n. p
Bsrry2, VIM. Bowles JOHN Blakmore. Uezekiab
bowman, Joel Blankinship, Stephen Burgess.
James Bray, VIM. BOYD, John BOthwick q
ROBERT Brent, Samuei BOYLE, Bowman isisloD'
Miller Grown, john BTunct2, James Brnre
a. vi. BRADLEY, Samuel Bowers. Abral,an
blgeers, Henry Banks. Thomas Bower. Samuel
Billtn, Wilson Bryan, VIM. g. Bowler Archi.
bald Fell, J. II. Bennett, David Bell. Mr.
BrockcnbrOmgh, VIM. Ball Elizabeth Biuabam.
John Bork, David Baker2, Carter Beverly q
ReHben Bennett Reuben Broadns. Sanuel
Bland, e. -. Burnley, Moses Baldwin. VIM. p
baldwin, Lunan BuFnham, Fanny Baldwin
LUCINDA Butler, Bland Beverly. VIM. Brad.
shaw. John Bellamy, 1hOmas BOhauau Benia
min Bacon, Richard j. Ball, }. A. NJ BrvSn.
n; A. Brown, John baldwin. George Byrue'
John Baires, John Butler, WIN. u. BraSton.
isham Banch, Samuel Billing, Thomas Branch
apsey Butler 2, John Browning Samuel
ball, -. y. Brooks, T.. e.. Banks Harvey Byun,.
held, Anscl Bowley, John Eli, Charles Brick.
en-, John BIoss, r. II. Baker. ". f. Brennan
John Bill. W G.. BOyer2, A. &. Braxtou. harv
Bowles, Miss Braddick.
C.--Jane Casey ?, Paul Christian, Julia Can.
leid, Thomas Cosgraue, Richard Copeland |
Nathaniel Charter. FOuntaine Carpenter, Mar |
satst Couch 4 +. u. Cooke. john Chan. john |
yVhee = Samuel Garland, julius Curtis 2,
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sency with tic view OF purchasing, no
doubt, under the same Impressions which
Gen. Gaines appears TO have written.
VIZ /: that they were taken there by spc-
culators for sale. do, however, assure
Won with the utmost confidence, that
those impressions are totally unfounded :
the negroes in all amounting as believe,
for never counted them, To- sunic where
about eighty, were purchased by an agent
for some gentemeu who are large land
holders Ia the Alabama Territory for set
Element, and their own use in that coun-
try. These, sir. are the real facts in this
case, AS far as | know or believe; and
do further assure your ExceIlenoy, that
until the publication Of Gen. Gainess
letter, never beard one word Of the OPP
posilipn of which he speaks. ] therefore
feel perfectly justified IN saying, that he
has been dereiYeh as TO the correctness az
his information, and that the individual
or individuals who could he guilty OF sucl,
hascness, merit his utter contempt. That
the Gen CO.'S letter appears IN BE- we'll
calculated TO excite prejmiilce IN the
public mind against myself, is 10 me very
evident, whether intended or not; bu, ii is
some consolation 10 know, thai Tie peo-
pie os Georgia seldom persist in doing IN
Justice to The reputation of their pub
lie servants, when their minds are ell
lightened by the truth. That malice is
at work, and enicavors making to pervert
or keep out O. view, the truth upon the
present occasion, am well aware this
observation, however, applies Ia but few,
and they receive, as they merit, my NEST
sovereign contempt. Conscious of lav-
ing discharged TO the utmost of my pow
er the duty attached 10 the station fill,
and with zeal for the interest of Geor-
gia, which no time or circumstances can
abate, shall as long as have the honor
of holding AN appointment, either in The
general ar state government, proceed in
the discharge of my duty, regardless of
all personal considerations.
am, with high consideration and re-
spect, your Excelleney's most obedieni
and very humble servant,
ID. B. MITCHELL, Agent for !. A.
His EA'cy FIN. RaJU,s, Coy. Of Geo.
THE Treaty with the Indians, IA copy
of which was communicated with tie a.
bove letter, now deferred from want of
room, shall be published in our next
JoulRaL1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

BfHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REHABILITATION
- way from the subscriber, living in the county of
"" heht, virginia about the Gtk last April two ne
E.o men, JOHN and R1LFH They were taken no
-, zoe state OF Maryland, and committed TO the aiI Of
Ipsce George couniy-tbe latter made his escape He
~ a9st p years Of age, very likely feet or inch
- nlgn has very large eyebrows. and large wafbehind
Yvp' hls ears. purchascd him about four years ago
nc formerly belonged 70 Margin Tomkeys offhe county
VI ei0ncesier. will give reward 81 $500 10 sng per
mat VIII deliver him TO me- or one halfthat sum II
nc 70 secured IN any jaii SO that GET him again pre-
Vus 70 th-if BENG taken w, they remained some time
~ aisNandfa aud the city Of Westinghouse he is not
an either Offhose towns II IS very probabIr he ii ri
umofe, Philadelphia or New YORK
WILLIAM u. MACON.
~ fHe Editors Of the Nafi0r6I IvfrYLreycer
:, a~l,"gfen 9mericoH. Bqftfmsrs Fyeema1i,
y"ur',rt, fhladcfphiaJ amt me Nofjoa0t 6dpocafe
w soff' WtH insert the ADORE IN thar gesgecflgo
PaPeysi Dny times AMI Joruord fhcir arcopNfs ss1c
S'4ssets 70 This e5fce Jor payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06


The manner ir which. the troops stationed al
this post have heen employed for ~ two last
years, is one, among many other substantial
reasons for preserving n respectable military
force. From $50 to zoo men commence; last
year opening the road from this to far. Nei-s.
and completed il 10 the river Rasin, thirty
miles from Detroit. About - miles ~ this
roaa was previcu ~ almos, impossible fdr aors-
est can now he travelled with car;~ with lit.
tie inconvenience. Several excellent bridges
have been thrown over the rivers and creeks
which were difficult 10 ford, from $50 to 500
feet in length, besides many causeways. This
year detachment of abont so men commemc-
ed opening rom the river Raisn, and compiet
ed abonti6 miles. This road is passabie ali the
way without difficulty to Faux Huron. for car
riages Bridges from 200 to $50 feet have been
thrown over several creeks, and causeways
made: In another year we shall have a good
road from Detroit to Fort Meigs, and probably
Halt way through the Black swamp The ad.
Vantages resulting 10 the inhabitants OF Mich-
gan and Ohio, from the labour performed bv
the United States troops are certainly very
great, and merit, and will receive the warm ap-
panse Of every friend 10 the real interests of our
happy republic. GDetroh Ga-.
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% WV

IA ED tro'1 the subscriber yesfdInr 1Is0,- T5s
IN az 6e, e1yIase on the an HhiO SORREL
an ro' J",or, H19Nt Jeef or inches hish Shcd
III r/ /, -" "6r IN hf' face, hind foot sshifs
onH ]not on MS yghf fore Knee, sn,ySsed to be 8
OF Years 0sa- dis0 a BL5Ck NAH. 4 Gef o or
80 ltcn9S Ntsh supposed 10 be or yea,s olG rim
SnSrs th'cH, oushy mane, ami SifcE faH TIev hrere
oota IN gooa oraer UU gioe ten dotso,s Tor their
t y or 1ge eofa'S Jor either, and mi coNpen.
"''s"J0' ""yf'yoTmdfton tsodiHg TO their recorcry
LHnenb"rg, March 6. az ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

CHANCERY.--At quarterly court held for Prince
- buWaIo connty. January 10Th, 1873
Francis " Wallhali and Elizabeth his wife forme,I L
lilabeh Foster, aud Francis NJ WabaIl sdn,y ~,
''"' 'o'.e', "ecd' C0ppfaiHantS
Elizabeth Foster, execuirix. and John Foster and wu
d"son roster, executors Of George Foster Geceps.d
ana John Foster aud Williamson Foster i'm their avn
rights Nathan DupTiest aud Nancy his wife formerly
Nancy Foster, and Tabiiha Foster De(rado1ft
me ueehdani Iahitba Foster not having entered her
pps"I1nee sh1 gwen security according act ofthe
General Assembly aud the rules Of his conn and #, %
Pedh9 20 the Satisfaction Of the that she is moi
mhd0ahl o tins stale on The motion If the compatu.
Snis py counsel, IS ordCrCd That the said defendant
dDiHA roster do appear here tue first day OF NAV
court next and answer the pianants bill and tbgta
copy OF TINS order be forthwith inserted in some ou oC
the public newspapers printed IN the CITY Of Ricnord
or TWO excessively and also posted at the FROM
door OF the courthouse Of this county
"a COPY IeSte, b. J. W0RSHAM, u. c.
o..
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Death cfG,n. H,,a,,bre,,s.


1t eur painful task, (says the New-Haveu
Herald of Tuesday to announce the death of
General David Humphreys. lie expired in
this city, on Saturday the 2Ist inst. at Is mi
nutes before ~ in the forenoon. At pres emit
we have only room TO state briefly the circun-
stances attending this melancholy event On
the day OF his DEATH he was walking about
with no other apparent indisposition than a
cold although he had for some time been tron-
Dled with ahydro-thoraX received the visits
OF MS friends, and conversed freely. a few
moments before his dissolution, Mr. Butler the
landlord at whose house he resided, obser. cd
rViIle conversirg with him, sudden change
IA his countenance. Being apprehensiye flat
lie would fall into a fit, MIR. y Immediately ran
Tor medical assistance but Glt!.uugh ten MI
mites had not elapsed, from HE time when
he LEFT the room, 10 that of LIS procuring
physician, il was too late. He had hreatl,ed
ms last, while reclining on a sofa and expiTed
without struggle. 1t is almost suUeriuous
10 add, that General Humphreys acted dis.
tlnguished part III our revolution, as.atd.
de-canp 10 General Washington that he was
honored with the appointment of minister 10
verdlforeIgn courts was fellow of the Row
az society, aud amember of other literary in
SITUATIONS 40 tins country, and in Europe Few
men rank higher in the annals of American ii.
terature and politics. The citizens of Connec-
Icut VIII not forget his successful exertions
IN lhe manufacturing and agricultural interests
oil ms native State. Bnt the future nographer
alone, can do justice TO the merits OF man
whose life wasa continued series of active in
dustryand enterprise i'll the cause Of his cOun
try. He was beloved by all who knew him. His
death will be sincerely regretted in the ren,ot.
est parts OF the United States.
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pATENr pTEnip

A patent HIS recently been granted for a
roller pump. instead Of recipTocating mctiOu
without rod OF bucket, which raises water ia z
continued stream, without being suhieci 10
loss OF power or water by making a waste OF
returpiag strokes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

STAPLES OF THE MARKET.
Tobacco So TO I2-Corn 5 Flour 10 10
10 5O-Wheat S225-Meal 5 Hemp $3.50 10
200 '-'' -
Groeeries.-Sugar brown Siito II az hun.
dred-Cstfee2f 70 26l cts. per lb-MoIasses -
to 60 cts. per Galion-HerringsS } IL ~ bhi.
Bacon (new)l7 cts. per lb.-isum, Antigua,
81 II toll per sallou-do. Jamaica SI3Jper
gallon.
STOCRS-DIvIDEND on.
Bank of Virginia i25
Farmers Bank.
u. ,. Stock. none
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Ffeneh 30 Mareh 8.

u UNAwAYs ~ cUSTODY.-Wss comm1lted ID 1---
- IN PoNhatan county on the 24th day of December
last FRdNh apparently beween 90 and 90 years old
esrk complexion, feet inches high, with marx Of
Dsng shot on bic efi arm, his shoulder Had on
when committed to jail pair Of grey CASHMERE pania
looms bige PLAINS coat. Nth Big Of negro cotton
the state Of GeOfgia. ' W
run was committed on the 2Ist Of January last
ne - ABOUT ~ or - years old, yellow complexion ston
made feet ~ iBches high with three fingers OF his len
baId sho on between the first and Joint he says
black broadeloh coat Mareiles wasicoaf and sorded
pantsoons, and ssys he belongs to James Porter, Of
The owners are requested TO come forward proye their
properly pay charges ana take them away Or bey viii
be sesli with as the Law directs
49,, n. BASS, Jailor
mNtth ?. % w12ws
TUE H6RDW-4Rk BJST-V I-5S heretofore r-,TT,-,
o. under the nTm Of JChR Paythfii < 20 viii In
iya~oe conducted ny the Subscribers under the arm Of
Jo''1 Samuel Parkhilg. ~ "
JOHN pApFuffT
.,,.s. S8MCEL PARKHIIL,
09i0l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

HE subscriber having obtained license To prac,i,e
Law; Will cater the LIST April Regularly attend nh.
courts of Amherst Bedford Campbell a.d The io,, ~,
ithchbnrg- He promises tue utmost uueutiun and II
dciitJ 10 amy business entrusted TO bis care 500 :"
JOHN HAMBDkN PLEASaNTs
"Heh o-
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VI we are requested 10 state, that HEcToR DAVIS
Ea' Is candidate, al the ensuing election, the sui
TRACES OF the people OF Hanover.
~ DI. JAMES JoNEs, VI Notoway, is candidate
tor The Conversational district lately by Col
Go0dwin, deed. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

DIEDJ-At his residence in Hampton, on
The 2lst utiin0, after an illRess of abOnt ten
days, RICHARD b. SERVANT, Lieutenant Col.
C0mmandaBt of the Il5th Regt. V. Ibis COM
plant was Bilious PnenmOnid which smatched
him from the embraces of an afFeetionate wife
and six small children, while vet in the prime
OF life aud in the enjoyment of all those bless
Ings which flow from career distinguished
for acts of beneyolence to his fellow men-and
an unimpeachable character. His gallant
achievement in attacking aud thinning the
ranks OF whole British column, during the
late war, with small company Of RiHemen
who covered themselves with glory, is yet fresh
IN The memory Of his fellow citizens, and will
be tho most durable monument Of his fame.
Norfolk Heroid
On the goth ultimo, At his residence in York
town, New York, JOHN PAULDING, one Of
the three incorfupthle patriots who arrested
MAJOR Andre, durIng the revolutionary wal.
a corps of Cadets from West Point attended
bis funeral which was conducted with mill.
tary and masonic honors. His venerable
compatriots, HiRiams aud Hdn U'ert, are Vet
living.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

E'oN SALE-a valuable Tract oi LljND- in Por-Ls7a-
a. county lying ON the main Eackiushsln road ,sort
40 ms ABOVE Manchester, aud con ainig lo3 ac,es
-, 10 80. uls iahu Is equal ia quality To IN, lama
-, S county, on The Tver, about one baif In yonds
"'eh %Douhas with Abundance OF pine AND onk ,in,1
sap oui1o1ses, nj very Gne orchard n nr.smr,.b
az? person "leh NJ to purchase, will nTst view he
49,, [or ts,WiS, Apply t. M. Jas. BTaHder aaucbrs
H. 's ssose"nrr rs liiies above ManchusteI on
Marcel, q Z. HALL.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

WE subscriber agent for the Of the Mir,
Har Mills, keeps constantly fer safe on very favor,
able terms 4, IF * Eff GUsPowDER, which he war
Isnts TO be equal in quaiy any manufactured in the
" States. II. BAKER, Uockrow.
JanaaTy 2g. a2-spif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

WhtShLt, But iti,, ~c.--iJ t,,Tces and tar, els
W Upland Nh.hey, 70 hfkius piine gnit.r iust ~.
IN otore, supe'i.be, line, middlngs aud -
90 Flour, of tie mos, approved GENTRY brand.
Pt.feG ty shnrt.g, 20 tons Bar Icon 10 bps
OD.-for sale by ~
Ma. CHI @. So ~ >, CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

sWkNIi Dol LaKS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. num
= thr subscilher' ia Richmond, ten or fifteen day.
SINCE, Lecio man named PHILL. He ia a sou,re
ven set FELLOW" 70 years of age, OF light cast and a.
pout itet inches hish-wore hsuiesp, ,ouud ack-
and paniOons ofdTab colour-and was pnrclased of
hT. Thomas T. Wyatt, OF Gloucester. AS he has com
nts"ns IL The Swan TavciD 1t is supposed he is eLrr
~. shg sDoni town OF mas returned L. the neehbOrhood
OF MI. "yaIs, M Gloucester. Tie above r,na,d !, N
DC given upon his being delivered Mr. ich'o wath-
ne! :" tins city or secured ia Jail 50 t.at ieco
ANLS n S;itI rnN
March q. co ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

= PPhENliCES WAAIED.-SiX or .1qb1 I,o,-- - -
- spec,aorit viii DC iaLen apprentices To- the O.
plsei nneness-Boys from Tie country would he prr,-
Viii meet with liberal employment Wv" "'' NH'h'
Ma,ct, THOMAS CRANDALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

hRsHAL'S SALE.-By virtue Of a oec7.. --r,I-.
- court oil the Uhited States, for the Virginia bis
ue' wherein the United States Of Autric, are ,,.i
s, "sahst Two crates of cartheawa are fourteen
au cog. HALVES ana doz. forks, viii be solo higb
est buuer, or ready money, pubic auction a, -,
'nu e.ph Tavern, IA the cisy Of Richmond ON the I1
"' 'O"' WA. MANN. ID. NJ
March 6. {" moore, ~. '. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

oliCE.-Ihe ward election IN he CITY of RIchnorJ
!or common councli-nien, &c. viii be held on the
mst wednesday IA April next viz IN Jen.Tsnu N ard
10 J., at thc Courthouse in Madison watd No p AZ
me Eagle holei; aud in Monroe ward No q AZ ihe
shcchoe Hill Tavern. 'S - - NV
March 3. '' peg :, .. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06

NOTICE. shall ia iutuTr attend The superior conrt
4 for buckingham county.
JOHN ID. URQuHART.
March 9. oosw