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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06
For the Elizabeth Tom Gasette.

(AIgebraic Questions, continued from our last
9TH. Determine the difference of the
greatest cube that can be generated from
that oblate spheroid whose solidity is
quadruple its convex surface, and the
greatest cube that can be generated from
tina, probate spheroid whose solidity is de-
cuple its convex surface.
Sth. Determine the proportion existing
between that equilaterai triangle whose
area is triple its perimeter, and the great
est hexagon that can be constructed in it.
9th. Tato right angled conical glass
Zone half full of fluid) whose capacity and
internal surface is expressed by the same
number, there falls heavy cube Of such
magnitude as to become just immersed
what is the dimension of the cube I? x.
Bloomfield, Oct. 2.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06

meriy Of Belyidere, 10 the county oil Suss
sex, 10 this state.-His zeal auGs activity
10 bis couuiry's cause, were conspicuous
during The most gloomy period OF the
Revolutionary war, and were supported and
directed by all the influence which his
private fortune aud public confidence
could give lin. IIe afterwards served
on the bench Of Justice, and occasionally
10 the Legislaiure--many years ago he
removed to the tennessee country.
At Carlisle, (Penn.) DIR. SAMUEL A.
M'CosKY, aged Ga member of the
Cincinnati Society, and The last Survivor
residing in that place who assisted in
achieving American liberty and independ.
eHce.
Aaotlser Revolutionary Officer gone
On Friday, the 18th ult. at New-London,
General JEDEDIAH HUNTINGTON eyed
70 YEARS, formerly collector of that port,
and a highly distinguished officer of the
revolution.
Mrs. St. CLAIR, relict of the General,
departed this life 90 the 18th Sept. She
had long been infirm 10 mind aud body.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06
LA.NC.ASTERLAJN SYSTEM
ED U @ A III O 10

TIME Inhabitants of Elizabeth Town g.
l. its yicini y are respectfully Informed,
that JOSEPH LANCASTER, founder
of the above named system Of Education,
intends to deliver LECTURE on its
nature and advantages, at the Court house,
on Wednesday Evening next, the 7th in
slant, at O'Clock.
The Lecture will contain much origin
al matter, and that part which relates to
female industry will be highly interesting
to Ladies.
Tickets of admission Is cents each !;
children half price-To be had at the
door Oh the evening Of the Lecture.
Oct. ], 1915.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06
coMMUNIcATRD.

The annual Commencement of New
Jersey College was held at Princeton on
Wednesday last. The audience was very
large, and the occasion was honoured by
the attendance of considerable number
Of highly distinguished strangers. The
speaking was unusually good. The class
which graduated consisted of forty -three.
The degree of Master Of Arts was con-
ferred by the Trustees on number of the
Alumni of the Collegeand the honorary
degree Of Master of Arts was conferred
on a number of other gentlemen. The
degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred
on Joseph Hopkinson, Esq. formerly of
Philadelphia-Dauiel Webster, Esq. of
Boston, and DIR. Hosack, Of New Y ork !;
and the degree of Doctor of Divinity on
the Rev. Robert G, Wilson, Of Chilicothe,
Ohio, and the Rev. Mr.. Kidd, a Professor
in the College of Aberdeen, Scotland.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06
Real Estate for Sale.

IN pursuance of decree of the Or
4 phan's Court for the county Of Essex,
in the term of June last, will be sold az
PUBLIC VENDUE, on the premises.
on Saturday the 3lst day of October
next, at O'Clock in the afternoou-Fo
Acres of Land lying in the township OF
Springfield, adjoining the turnpike road
leading from Springfield TO Newark, and
lands of Stephen Brown and Nathaniel
Brown--being a part of the real estate of
Elijah Lyon, minor.
Attendance given and conditions made
known, on the day of sale, by
LEWIS LYON. Guardian.
Springfield. Sept. 20, 1918. 4
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06
CONGRESS TICKET.

Delegates from the several Counties in
this State met in the city Of Trenton Oh
Wednesday last, and agreed on the fol-
lowing Ticket
JOSEPH BLOOMFIELD,
HENRY SOUTHARD,
JOHN LINN,
EPHRAIM BATEMAN,
JOHN CONDIT,
BERNARD SMITH.
Mr.. CoNDIT, the late Senator in Con
gress, is in the place of Mr.. KINsEY-
and Mr.. SMITH, 10 that Of Mr.. Bennett
To the Editors Of the Els. TOwn Gagette.
GENPLEMEN,-The following ticket is
offered for the consideration of the elect
ors of Essex, which you are requested to
publish in your next paper.
AN ELEcToR.
Elis. To'un, Oct. S, 1918.
For Council.
JOHN DODD.
For Assembly.
JOHN WILSON,
ABRAHAM REYNOLDS,
CHARLES CLARK,
ISRAEL DAY.
For Sheriff.
NATHAN SQUIER.
For C0ronerS.
SAMUEL M'CHESNEY, Jr.
ICHABOD WILLIAMS.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06
State Bank at Elizabeth,
SEPT. 29sh, 1918.

A DIVIDEND for six months to the
n LIST of October, of four per cent.
being One Dollar and Fifty Gents on each
Share of the Capital Stock OF this Bank.
has been declared by the Directors, aud
win be paid on demand after that day.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of this Bank, for the choice Of Directors
for the ensuing year, will be held at the
Banking House on Tuesday the goth of
October next, between the hours of ten
and three O'Clock.
E. B. DAYTON, Cashier
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06

II will be recollected that the election
for Representatives to Congress, and also
for members of Council, Assembly, &c.
takes place on Tuesday and Wednesday,
the 18th and l4th instant.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06

readily obtained--the forests which now
cover the immense tracts Of country
bordering on Lake Champlain, 10 the
state Of Vermont, as well as in this state,
together with o.hsr advantages, will af-
ford facilities and resources which could
GOT be exceeded by any other section Of
the Union.
kidnapping. Two men have been tried
in Hartford county, Maryland, for this
inhuman offence, found guilty, and senten.
ced, one TO ten and the other to eight years,
confinement in the penitentiary. BY the
expiration Of this term, they will probably
entertain different ideas of slavery. At
the same Court, six negroes, who were part
Of drove on their way to the New Orleans
market, applied by petition for their lib
erty. One of them, was woman who had
been manumitted in 1912 to be free in
1922 and her child, who was by law free
at 25 years of age--two were women who
were slaves in Delaware, but exported
contrary to law-and two men who had
been indicted for burglary in Delaware,
and acquitted, but by an absurd and I'M
just law of that state condemned to pay
the costs, and sold as servants for their
payment for the term of seven years. The
whole six were rescued from slavery for
life by the decision OF the court.
True american.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06

JAMES w. BURNETT, Esq. declines
being candidate for the office of Sheriff
of this county.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06
MARRIED.

To Union, on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Stephen Thompson, Mr.. Lem
Long, to Miss Abby Bond Mr.. Edruard
Vandine, to Miss Phe5e EdvGrtls /; Mr..
Gilbert Dudley, to Miss Cathnrne Fan
vuSt--all OF Lyons Farms.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06

DIED,
In Machias, on Saturday the 9Th Sept.
Colonel JEREMIAH O'BRIEN, Collector
Of the port OF Machias, aged 10 years.
He was Reyolutic~ary Patriot.
Our Revolutionary Heroes are descend
ing to the tomb in quick succession. Few
of those who bore conspicuous part in
those 6 times which tried mems souls" are
surviving. In few years none will be
left to relate to us their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09
Nemancock & 44 !Negvoes

ENoR SALB.-This valuable estate. containing as2I =
crssof land, including salt marsh situated ON York
river, within few miles of West Point is offered for
sale one thousand acres open and III for cultivation
700 OF them rich, fiat land immediately on the river
well ADAPTED to the cultivation Of wheat and corn the
fenaineer, exclusive Of the marsh in woods great
proportion heavy timber, OF which Is more than a
mile rom uayigable water. There Is Oh this estate
talHabie grs mill, thoroughly repaired last YEAR weld.
ng to the owner considerable profit, in addition 10 the
Convenience Of grinding for the farm. sa mill night
with liite expense be added. which the event o a
val establishment at either ORR GospOf would I'M.
qnesliolaby become extremely proniaLie. lie other
improvements are such usual ON such estaies-
The siocS owing to its to tie mash peculiarly
good. >
About 100 Sheep. many hogs 90 head Of Cattle and
10 or ~ Horses, Mules &c with ali Farming Jten.
sis, NAV bc'hsd together with the land
IbRMS-;S ,la0 IN cash. OF bank sock either Wiz.
finia o. District OF CB nbia will be reonifed hen boz
sssslon Is given; for the balance Yeas credit With
agwt1 TIE purchaser paying the interest half yearly
ano elh2 satisfactory security to insuTe The puucinai
payment OF The purchase money.
great bargain may be had n the purchase Of his a.
ta'e' - Application to be made 20
,... THOMAS TAYLOR.
'N''"H'S t. 91U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09
Jainesto~n Female Seminary Lot,ery.
SCAEME

<J'0' OF one IICket each.
hfier deducting 10 per cent. is equal Ia IS ZOO
The MatiOnory Prizes i.a De Determined rs Sci,,rs
The hrst ave numbers ofthe irst days drawing viii be
entitled io $ So each, blanks prizes
The hrst I'VE numbers of the 9th days drawing
The first avs numbers Of The ict a,: loo
".-.......... ..................,,...l5C
The last drawn titbet on tue 10th day to... = non
The first drawn ,luT numbers ON ,hr is,I d, ~, ss
lie last drawn ticket on the 2nih days drawing
VIII be emitted io...-..................tO ara
1ooecomptetsd ia treRtg dagS' dJatpiag.
A SCHEME oftbe jamestown Female Seminary Lot.
terry has hern for soinsSfime past, presented 10
public notice, and was expected would commence draw
inS on The I'd ia, OF this month tMay.y uut mt tuN
meeting OF the narageIs at estom on the Ioh
1t was unanimously decided that few alterations il,
the original scheme hight, iupor,ant indeed In
dispensabls with regard to its srersss,n anril, =,
NOT mole inviting to adyeLtu,trs.
The ) 10 900 viii he stationary prize and the las,
drawn ticket on tie 20ih days agawng. The S 0Oo
prize which was stationary and the ticket ON the
a'y is altered anu VIII be the last drawn
ticket on ,be i0th days drawing And that the 3 poo
p.aes OF . raeh aFe now converted in,o 1850 rrzes
OF ticket each as viii be seen in the foregoing scheme
We natter ourselves thai all those who have h.,ors
aa.entn'ess have done so .tia view promoting 80
noble an institution. We can assure The pEbiic
that the drawing WILL most unruesionaiy commence on
the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, eithout ne safe
eUea II another ficief. The drawing Nouid moi la
been postponed uni that -, Tod nut for the prrnose Of
Attending an opportunity to those wbg niay become ds
satisfied, or inpatient to return their tickets. It is
therefore tender made 10 those who satisfied
(thcTe are any to return their tickets to iie pr
wiihin 90 days from the date of tins publication 9th
To the scheme AS oHc cd 90 AZ uuhc The public
attention rs once mere iDvi,.G tn tb interest. sub
Ject IS II IS nov asceTtaned that ihr ,rawin. will
p su'sls couimence on the tSt day u <fuci,v and
we continue two days in every until couipls,ed
tCEErs WILL SHORTLY ADVANCE
by order 81 the B0ard.
EDMUND BOOKER Treas'T
N. D.. hose agents in The conatry WHO have tc kes
now " Their hands, will please close their sales ON
or before tue 2oth June next. few tickets on hand
snd can be had off,. B. Rwrsheedt Richmond Edirord
resc"d, Uhnwortk 3 Yascey, Petersburg and John
.!hcnDufs:- PERSONS residing at distance can
have tickets forwai Died to them by mail or otbrrwisr
bl inciosng bank notes. aud 10 the subscriber-ali
letters by mail must be post paid.
jamestown, May %. ga,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

pituitary ana General AgeRcydf Hasiington citv.
'bE subscriber again his friends and the pub.
nc mat Tic sun continues to manage claims and all
business of an agency nature.
sodieis mliIary warrants and land patents obtained
upo tne shortest notice-pensoDs collected &c.-pay
fora small commission "
Scdiers' bounty land bought and sold ~ commission
promptly supplied. SAM ANDPRsON
NJ b. communications, post paid, will command i'm.
Ai.uiaS a"ehtiCh' S. "A.
hpfi "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a letter which was put
a III the post ohce, in Richmond, OIL the IIth uit
nieeied TO hr. william Miller, No 202 South second
street. Philadelphia, covering the halves Two United
Dahk notes OF The following description No 81
1000 dollars dated 9th Aug 1917 PAYABLE 10 Iona par,
ters0n-No 80, 1000 dollars, dated 9Th August 1917
psyable to iona Patterson, both in PhiadeIub
me above notes were endorsed the back PAYABLE Ia
william Miller. Philadelphia The corresponding YES
we're forwarded by mail on tie 18th nit. and went safe
~ nanu Shnun those missing be offered al any the
branches Of the above bank il is reouesed the nor
son oitfing them NAV be secured. and Information Civ
EMO WIN. hiiier, Philadelphia, or John and william
Miller Richmond, Va.
Jubez' S.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

G"rii DOLLARS REwARD.-Ranaway from The
subscriber, living in Chesterfield county an Thurs.
way, the 2ist n'tiino, negro man named JACOB, OF
yellow complexion about 20 years old, upwards OF
sA ier high and shutters considerably II is expected
ne Is ia the neighbo'hood in which case will give
reward u ZEN DOLLARS but IL taken out of the
STATE, WIZ give Fifty DOLLARS and all reasonable
expences All masters OF vessels and others are
VARIED against carving on, or bsrboring said negro,
"husi penalty OF thei law. THO. GRAVES, jr.
June 2 its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

EfoKlf DOLLARS REwARU 49,. .Rasaway on ar
about the 18th OF January iasi negro plan nam ed
"aiRihi He is about 20 years of age live feet eleven
lhehss heh uaik complexion. uncontident In his msn-
ntr, aud Is apt TO turn from when addressed sud
uenii throwing his eyes upon the ground.
CdOrist was raised in the nstghboth hood OF Mr. John
peficots ni VII re he has frequently been seen since
us eoremeA and also at Mr. Joseph Isbeis. in the
i"wer emu oil Lossa where lac has wife named Maha
"a muslto wonan-lti Us highly probable, therefore
tina; lie may he still lurking in ore Of these n,rhbor
h"ods; and tis presumed that he frequently changes
non one to the o,ler.
he above reward will he paid OF his delivery 10 mo
IN The city o! Richmond, tor securing him IN ia SO
hnt gtI hir again. CURTIS CARTER.
"a - ztf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09
Siay26.

HQf he mutual consent Of all the parties the LATE
~ l. .tnership OF u. 81. Rollins & 90 ~ Richmond
ahd a. q n. HoLttHS 90. of Lyncbbure is dissolved
The debts due to the said concerns will he raid to
b. J. HoLLiSs, and those due by it will be paid by
'heh' X. x u. u. GAINES
So, b. & J. HOLLINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

Il PETITION Will he presented to the next General
Assembly OF North Carolina praying that portion
OF inc lands at and adjacent the the falls OF
h0dnohe river in the county ofHafax, North Carolina
belonging to the orr hans of Daniel Weldon, be laid of
into lots and sold in such manner and on such terms
as ah act If passed 10 that effect, may direct.
May 90. io,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

la Connect, March 2Ith 1918.
kDkoPOSALS will be received ny this Department for
II leasing the FOUNDRY & BORING MILL attached
10 the mandatory of Arms aud also The use Of the
water winch passes ffom the foundry the boring mill
10 Pursuance OF an act of the ate Legislature, eprted
An Act auhoTsng tie Executive TO lease the foundry
ana boring mill aud for other purposes"-upon the
terms aud conditions specified in that Act.
4He1.... J. w. PLEASANTS, n. C. @.
March 81. IoI-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09
Boston Glass ManMfactory

VIZ subscribers beg leave inform theli customers
thsthe! are now aahorsed by the props etors Of the
NpNe inannactory tosurpy all orders for GLASS, OF
every description at the EaHuactoy prices TO he dey-
eiru M Richmond free of expense.
MS glass generally acknowledged to be superior in
eoeo"r, 6rNiaacy and strength to any imported or
uNue ia The u Sates aud ne crcetenf order in which
nsed. ~ "
II All orders LEFT at the counting house OF The sub
scribers will be promptly attended 10.
SMITH & RIDDLE.
agents for the Boston Class MsnuJaciory.
February ,. - 90 N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

WEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Runaway nom the snb.
n scrbef the first inst. negro man named ISAAC,
e or 10 inches high dark complexion. his eyes
wal inclined To be red and has large one Of
n's hunDs; he had on negro cotton and panta-
ICONS When lie went will give the rev ard
20 any person who will secure him in jail give
h'a,'oi leading To his recovery. Ro; SHAW.
Bhchlnghah. comTthOnar. Nav ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

~ L%il 1--WE DOLLARS REWARD -. Hanawgy
nom the Subscriber iGth January last bright mu
'atiu gr! named Lacy PdrSoS, about rs years age
sue is IatbeI uhder the middle size, has melancholy
cast OF connlenance ard Of tacIturn disposition
bousnt her Of Mir. Robert Arinisiead, of New Kent
count about ten years ?eo, where probably she may
NC secreted by some OF her acquaintance She has
ree man for her husband named Aaron Parsons living
III 'bis place who, Tor NAL practices, compelled
ieave my ot-and two nights after she eIoped at bis
itistgaon. She has likewise some come Mons al Ar
owens plantation near the Brook Tavern. whoever
WI secure The said girl in any jail that get her
hai receive the above reward Captains vessels are
forDiddeh carrying her out of the stale and all persons
whatsoever from haIbOTIns her
ROBERT JOHNSTON.
Anil o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09
Ten NoIlars Newar0

nEStkrED from The service of the Public Gnarh on
~ ne 2lth inst. AkL>oN ii. LANE, soldier Of the
sd" "Had He was born in the county of Hanover Va.
ased twenty eight years, feet inches high has grew
nan, hine eyes, and Of sallow complexion.
he above reward al be given for the delivery of the
sara aestreT al The Barracks of the said GGard IN Rich
mord. pETkR CRITCaTIrTn 4; I, y
February 2S ~ NJ
& CNAWAlS IN JAiL--J3COB black lad about
- niieen years old, Eve feet two three inches
MN Tame IN hs right leg says he was bound 10 Mr.
D"haii to learn The shsemaher's trade by his nlaste,
tbonas Mellon, OF York county.
-5NNiC.4, a dark COMPLEXION tall slender mad,
tWentyone two years ola and Gays she belongs 10
Thomas Burt OF Yo5k county.
JOHA JiLLI1lfS, a stout built fellow yellow
complexion, abOnt i've feet nine ten inches high
suspected OF beng runaway, Gays he is free man
Inc owners OF the above slaves are desired 10 take
them away, OF they viii be dealt with the law directs
X. BURTON, DIS.
May 20. 7At for ~. $. Smith, $. II. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

GcUkNEYMEN CABINET MAKTRS. -ILTee on fen1
~ Jonr"eg7sn Cabiua Bakers good wort men, } will
meet WIN advantageous employment at the Richmond
",,ytu,e fdcoH' l. CRANDALL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

TWENTY DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y from the
subscriber, about the LIST day OF April last, negro
man named HENRY about ~ years old, feet 8 or o
inches hs OF dark complexion his hair rather longer
than Us common for negroes resembling that of nv
iaitos he has small bemis in his left eve oscasiou
ca Dy shot when hey, which may he easily discover
ca, by close examination he is well set fellow and
mas been accustomed TO wait IN the house all his life
his manner OF talking is slow and if questioned very
CLOSELY sometimes puts OH very serious countenance
am induced to believe, that lie is this time work
OH Jaaes river, in the boating business from ynchburg
and passes himself for fee man. Whoever may an.
prehend him and lodge him in JAIL or deliver him 10 me
snah receive the above reward. JOHN GILLIAN.
Cara, May 10. SCI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

INVtiCt'--Ihe subscriber alone is authorized A.
,b act obligations the fah Of the estate nj
be- ~. J"diih Randolph. Of Bzarfe aud will NOT
otber ''c 10, engagements entered into hy any
' ''''o"' JOHN RANDOLPH, Of Remote.
Jnoco Executor and Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

| OBtkf O. SCOTr, AttorHcy ut LdW-Haying
removed from Williamsburg will hereafter prsc
ee w the superior End inferior courts held in the cv
OF kchmond, and IN the superior court OF cbancery
held III Williamsburg. Office is on r. strr,t eyy
building OF Mr.. McKim. '' "'"
May ". s,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

{ I'D ESTABLISHED PORTER cELLAR.--T5c S15.
so[i2cr; gtate,1 for past Jar@s returns hi,
joF ne encouragement he has recciped
i,oh re c"lSf"S 81 LfchmOHg md BfaHckesfrr o5d
he Prbhc ut targe for ten years past in he boif1g
GRf hopes 6y strict ATTENTION TO all orders
mas batty returned from the north tpFere he
gtFgNGcWe"ts ~ih the best breioers in he United
os0,ts'i0T a constant SnPpfy Of tie frst qnakfg of
SIgtV d"a Dftf 0Heh MddpDT00chiRg simmer =
&c tfPfrfS "a jeW d0ys, $50 bbLs Of fyst onailtD
becr, ofR 100 Nuts. do. gyOrteT. '''S
t csnfNges 10 keep SoRe Of me beef bofftSs IN t6s
DHdea StUfes, and can nGrreRt the packing of Dor.
,eF, &C. dohs ~ ne Uery best manner. nc gensrgLiy
hds on h0Hd From 10 5000 eozen PORTER reogy 10.
Use fhat ms Customers can be supplied at fhc short
tSL No,ice JOHN HENRY.
OH mend constant supply Of sireet bottled ciser.
Just 10 hQaa a sngbIy yf peyy 6,,S o,,ays,
Phiiadeiphia beer, by me 6QfrcB.
@PFH To- - 1920
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

edmond BLANK BOOK MANUfAC TORY, at
-, me sign OF tue Gk0bs j. Lcdger.-The subscriber
taxes tue liberty Of informing the citizens of Richmond
su hsnchester that he has Just received by the Sea
at rom New YORK, an expensive, first rate Rufiar
I,"We; "hich was previously imported from Eng
I ruling 81 any Mind will he done, either red faint
ii,; music TO any pattern with eNactness and expe
80 49, o reasonable terms. Wishing turn his aitfn
~ , V'e var cnary To the stationery line i'm general
Sla'l AZ All tunes strive have full and comnIete
49, ',et OF Btank BoOfS with or without patent
a'u tussa bnding) Of various sizes and patterns
s"cI, =" i"@e OF retail, on accommodating teriys-
hin boots day, cash letter. invoice and
III. a I, 0'cInS records, deed. will and order books
uS uockes, execution ana Zee books oocket ledotrs
S .'n'ui r"ouii aud sheriffs books-chess boards
nCu po 'plns, ~ different forms all Of bis own man
;s,h' s Nss"pIe notes aud checks on all the Banks
MAINS cyt ethef bound OF IN sheets; bIauks vsris
klhds writing materials Of all dsscriptons so, I
the bestsualty. 'e"'"'N sept O'
me snnscrbsrihinks u unnecessay to state apvtti,
respecungtbe quality Of materials or style ~ ,t
sn'P, as TIM and Tie announcement Of csnerons ,g
~ nave no doubt proved The materials and wor6uiau
ship IN his profession. FREtyv q, S ~,
N. ". orders Tor BtoHk Work and Wacbiac min,
o7i notice Nav % ' at ''e slVIt-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09

VIZ oOBoSIBEk has opened an office fof The trsns
- acton Of Commission business in the civ If
N'snnond, on tary Street, near Shockoe warehouse
Wa1 ~. ~ ROBERT OIfARILe