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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
NEW GOODS.
III. SESSIONS,

Has just received from Boston,
A LARGE assortment of GOODS, suitable for
"A tts present, and approaching season, among
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Notice.

TEvHE co-parMership heretofore exist
ing under the firm of Penn & HAM
NON. was dissolved on the Goth OF April
lat, BIZ mutual consent. The business
Ia, been conducted since ayl will be in
future, under Ia, firm os WILLIAM u
WALTER HARMON, who are fully
authorised TO settle the accounts OF the
fvl mer firm.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS
Have now on hand, and offer Tor sale at
the same old stand on Hoys! street, be-
t~ cen King and Prince sheeis, hand
some assortment ut
PAN and Elegant Furniture,
Cnnsistipg Of the following articles:
Sideboari, q Ladies work stands
Beaureaus lCandle stands
Tables sofas
Bed-;eads sEasy chairs
Secretary e book Hair and moss mat
cases Is t'asse>, &C. &C.
All OF which will be sold at the most re-
duced prices for cash, or to punctnal Gus
tene,s AZ their usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both Of weed and iron. The abave basi-
ness will be punctuaiiy attended to, ard
all those that please TO favor Us with
their c.,tom We trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction
WM 4 WALTER HARMON,
November u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13

New Publications, &c.
EUST received and for sale By the
ss suisse beers,
F,amcc, b: lady Morgan
Harrington and Ofmond. a novel, by
Mrs Edgeworth
Comic dramas, by do.
The Nes era Gazetteer, Or Immigrants
Directory
Walsh's American Register, vol. lst
and ID
S,nlth's Theory Of Moral Sentiments
Speeches on Sundry Occasions by
Charles Phillips, Esq.
Bishop Audrews's Devotions
Depping's Evening Entertainments for
the Instruction OF {nu 2 Persons
The Lament OF iasSO, poem, BY lord
Byron
Bowditch's Navigator, new stereotype
edition
Buwditch's Coast Pilot
Airs of Palestine, by J. Pierpont. Esq
Nautical and other Almanacs tor 1915
JAMES KENNEDY d son.
October 81 mwiti
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
100 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from Peter Graham,
ID living near Midalebarg, l.oudoun
county, Va. on the night Of The 18th Of
March last, very likely Negro gill,
paned ANN. purchased Of Wm. No
land. living at Aide, tnudcun COUNTY,
whose family she was raised in. She is
of a ye;ew complexion. round faced,
thick LIPS. with large stdriig eyes, aid
rather delicate featured for a slave -
small feet, a tolerahle ready speech al d
mild with IL; aboyt lSysars Of age. MD
die size, ard very well made; rather
thick, about 5 feet high IRON appearance.
She lad on when she weit ssar dress
Of coa'ipg cloth, uade in coat md iacb.
et, with skirts OF brown sruf ce!Ur.
have reason. to believe she IL in o. rear
Ph:lade ipi.ia OF New-York. 1 will give
fifty dollars rex ard IL taken in FauGuier,
Loudoun, Prince William. - Fairfax
counties, or the. District Of Columbia. it
taken in any other cnunty or stste, aud
secured in any jai', So that l obtain it,
formatipa and ge, her, | vii give "ns
huudr q dollars. aud all reasonable ciac-
res pad in c!taer ta,e, IL br Ysht home.
ELIAS l.. LEGG.
January 2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Linens and lawns.

Linens and Lawns.
- CASES "a Irish linens and case
> long lawas, wide good sood'. tor
safe at very small Advance, ca ai'6e al
credit, bv JNO. JACKSON 4 Go.
Whu will sell at very reduced prices,
t. close different consignmen,s, aud on
terms that canaot fail to please,
Sco.cn ana German lineas
Cln,hs, cassimeres, nanneis, fushlnss
Coa,iugs, cords, Sel'ets, bOmhszcits
Company bandahnO handkeI chieis
Sewing silks. all cOlOrs
Canton haniherchiefs, sarsenets
A Irish, s. British, aud A domes-
tic checks
Buttons Of every description
Nero cottVns, blankets
ClOth fable covers, pins
India cottous, domestic chambrays.
Inruary ) Sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13

British & American Stationary.
lust received, Cor sale by the sub
% scribers, a complete assortment OF
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSISTING OF
SaperGne folio 4 quarto post, hot press
ed, gilt and plain bes, velum and com.
mon toolscap paper drawing, log, iron.
monger's. large wrapping Il blOtting do.
large quantity of guilds of all prices,
Dutch, English and American; very best
inkpowder; Japan Il India ink Clout's
durable do. Crehore's and Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards; Invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, Gilt and embossed
best black lead aud camels hair pencil.
and crayons Reeves genuine colcrs il
large and small boxes aud single cakes
| pen-kniyes Of the very first quality, iron
one to eight blades, and desk knives
ivory folders; Egypuan, pewter, glass
plated and pocket inkstands Of all sor
gen.lemcn's and Ia'lies' elegant real Mo.
rocco packet books, silver mounted
with and without instruments: ladies'
thread cases and work boxes line and
common; pocket books oi every descfip
ton; asses skin tablets sealing Wa.
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, ant
| ink saad /; counting house files and laces
violin strings, German Il Roanan states
and pencils India rubber silver and
plated pencil cases. wafer seals: plated
F; spectacies; Gunte,'s scale: and dividers
mathematical instruments in cases, and
a great variety OF room langings.
THEY HAVE ALSO en- HAND.
A good assortment of charts B'uDt's
West-I India Atlas ooas pilot and Bow
ditch's navigator, of the latest edition
fne toned German flutes, with books
of instruction Tor do. and all other in
strumeAts 4; a large assortment OF mu-
sic 4 masic books; merchants account
BIO Ks Of every description; record ditto;
crphering and copy books coPpcrpate
copies OF very superior kinds ; bibles,
| tesla ments, and common prayer books oil
all sizes and in all the various kinds o.
Gndins-ah the Greek 4 Latin school
book, and classics now in use.
A general assortment Of English anc
French School Books, Dictionaries and
Gra:n,nars, too numerous for Insertion
and great variety Of Chillren's Books,
in quantity, with engravings, from the
press Of Samuel Wood and others.
~ Hank Books of every Kind made
! TO any pattern in the Ee.teSt manner and
, OF t.ie best materials.
LANES KENNEDY 4 SON.
september = staihtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Notice.
Bank Of Alexandria,

JANUARY 5, 1918.
4 DIVIDEND Of four per cent for lis
"a last half year, is this day declared,
and vii! be paid TO the stockholders in
the institution, o. their legal representa-
tivcs, on Thursday, the 9Th inst.
BY order Of the Board.
]. L. M.KENNA, Cashier.
January 6 ,-- ,uihsSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Notice.

THOSE persons who have Claims
gainst the late firm Of WIN. X +,
MARBURY, are requested to present.
them tor payment; Y all these indebted
tu the said firm, are requested to make
Immediate payment to the subscriber, as
DO i0hger Indulgence can be granted.
I. F. MARTURY.
Octobsr IS VISIT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Bank of Alexandra.

Dc. Is. 1917. RI
rySnE stockholders in the Bank Of n
lcxandria are hereby notified that
an election of nine directors tor the ell
suiDg year. will BE- held at the coa't h"ase
in ;Lis town, on the third Monday 18TH
OF January next.
]. L. M'KENNA, Cash.
Dec. %. IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Uaion Bank, .ileramiria, !
nL tOs-

Uaipn Bank, .t!e,raaltrla.
December l9, 1917.
GTOCKHOLDERS in this institution
y are hereby notified, that an install
ment 81 fifty cents per share is this day
called FIR by he President and Directors
to be paid in Bank OH Monday, the 9Th
day of January next. By o:der,
c. I. CHAPMAN, Cashr.
December 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Notice.

FSHE partnership of Doctors SEMMF ),
Il Il WAsHIScToa, is this day DIP
soived.-All those having accounts a.
gainst the concern, are desired to present.
them for settlement, and those indebted,
are respectfully requested to make iinma =
date payment to DR.. Washington, who
is fully authorised TO settle all matters
relating TO the firm.
WILLIAM WASHINGTON,
TlI0S. SEMhIES.
DR.. Washington, having purchased the
stock Of Drugs and Medicines, now On
hand, INTENDS keeping always a general
assortment, which he will dispose Of onihe
most reasonable terms-he will also con-
tinue to practice medicine, in its various
branches, and begs leave TO assure his
friends that his entire atieHtica viii be
devoted to their service.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
sIdIIH9 I'D INT IIITH. =
WILLIAM WASHINGTON,
TUOS. SENNIES,
Notice.

TIME subscriber respec tfnliy aoquainis
Il his friends aud the public, that be
has removed hi, SBor for the present, 10
his dwelling. opposite the market, where
those inclined 10 employ or consult him,
are requested to call.
THOS. SEMMEs.
Nouamhor OK
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Union Bank,

Y
.aisrgnd ia. January l, 1918.
I'm Monday next, the Stockholders. in
Z this institution may receive at the
Ia k a dividend from the profits, OIL foar
prr cent. inr the last six months.
BY oder,
4. I. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
January , I'm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Sicily Madeira Wine.

Sicily Madeira Wine.
II ANDlNG from the schr Phoebe and
IL Sally, Cart. Harding, and for sale
by LAWRASON q FOWLE,
10 pipes old Sicily Madeira Wine
Of superior qHa'ity.
so boxes yellow soap.
ALSO,
Landing from SC ooner Dolphin, from
Portland,
20 bolts first quality Russia duck.
40 do. do. Ravens do.
5 tons Russia hemp.
For sale as above.
November 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Laboring Men 4 Boys wanted

UlaE Subscriber wishes to hire tor the
4 easging year, 70 work at Fl. Wash
! ,tnn, - abe be,'ied Men, IL Brick
AoI,de,s aoi 10 Boys t;om Il to 10
ears % Ace. yisev viii b; well treat
-. SAL nn, hs'r tie yearly hire will be
p.rI ~ 4i.4a,e G required.
B0arCliA LAWS.
3scs.ber :. Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
ENGLISH AND GERMAN

ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALLIANCES, for 1918,
lust eibiisaed and for sale By the gross.
dozen OF single one,
BY JOHN A. STEWART,
Hho has on hand,
a large stock OF writing and letter paper
pasteboards, states, bank books, quilts
seliing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
ALSO,
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
giovs works OF merit. A ge,iei al assOrt-
neat Of
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics. D,iworth's, Webster'., MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's. Columbian and Phi.
Iadeiphia spelling books, Murray's, Web
ster's, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
Turray's Primer, Introduction, Reader.
Exercises and Key, Am. Glass Book,
Blair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
,laction to Reading, New-Ysrk Reader,
No. /, 9 and S, SCOTS Lessons, Ear
fields Speaker, Geldsnith's England
Rome and Greece, Webster's SelechuH
American Speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
all's Fables, Blair'S Grammar of Chemis.
try, O'Neal's and Willet's Geography
Diiwortl's Tutors, Jesse's & Jsudon'.
Arithmetic, Jnhnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps
etc. etc. together with large stock oi
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
raj discount. August 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13
Boiling Cloths.

ENHE subscriber has this day :eceiv-
Ell, lacge and elegant assort-
neat of Boiling Cloths. Of superiorqua.
l;ty, which " i'll ba offered for sale At the
,tSre of Messrs. Butts 4 CawoOd. Mug
street, Alex'a, where he inteads keeping
acanDle;e as Ortmentin FUTURE.
Sent. 6 AMOS SnEhhNDth
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-13

British & American Stationary.
lust received, for sale by the sub
% scribers, complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24
GAIIANTEXpLOIT.

BosToN, July l.-Capt. James Tur-
ner, Of Bucksport, Maine, in the sclir.
Eight Sisters. having 100 quintaIs of cod
fish on board, was taken by the British
sloop of war Wye, Capt. ]. Harper, while
fishing off Buyer Island, N. S. the 18th pit.
The crew were put OF board the Wye, but
the captain was left on board the schoo-
ner, which was carried into Digby. Az
fer lying there IL days, one Thomas Sad
Ter, prize master, and three British sea-
men were ordered on board, and prOcee-
ded with the schooner towards halifax.
On the night of the 2Sth June, Capt.
Turner carefully secured the fire arms
and cdtl asses 10 his own use, while the
prize master and one other man were "a
sleep-fastened them below, without be-
ing discovered, aud then took pistol in
each hand, and gave his orders to The
two on deck, WHO Obeyed he arrived
near Maciiias OF the day following, and
landed the prizemaster and o,;e man
and again set sail, and arrived al Bucks
port oil the Sd July in triumph.
J. certify the above TO be true.
JAMES TURN Err.
BucRSport, JulY4, 1873.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24
Buckspo,t, July4, 1873.
THE OLD SERPENT.

PORTLAND. July live are inform
ed That The old serpent was seen on Sun
day evening last, shortly after sunset,
near one of the lower wharves in our har-
Dor, IN motioness state. He rose TO the
surface OF the wafer, as is related, and
presented portions of his body to The
length of so or 100 feet, to The view of a
number of observers. His size was equal
TO large ship mast. He disappeared in
a few minutes.
AND HER YOUNG ONES"
Captain Drinkwater, of brig Leopard,
arrived OH SuDdayhas informed us that
he saw off the lighthouse of this port,
two singular looking snakes-one about
SIX feet. The other three or four fee, in
length, swimming near the surface of the
water, with their heads out about 6 or 8
inches. Their motion was Of The serpen.
tine order and they moved toward the
vessel. Severa! persons on board had a
View OF them. [Aygns.
On Sabbath evening his Snakeshlp, ap
paTenly dissatisfied with the observa-
lions made IN his late survey of our har-
pour, came up about o'clock, within 80
rods OF Weeks wharf, where Iie remained
III iull view of number of genilemcn Sc
verai minutes, with the middle of his DO.
dy under water and his fore and binder
paris out, when by Il sudden exertion of
lis Tar! he propelled himself or 10 rods
against The tide, towards The end of the
wharf, where he laid sometime extended
upon HE water. During this time lie was
examined by tie spectators on the bank,
VINO say they could distinctly perceive
We proiuberances upon bis back. After
SatSiying himself that our harbor did not
iuFnlsh retreat for The herring. which
IS said 10 BIG his idvourie food, he gra-
ddaliy sunk into his native element. and
was not afterwards seen. Its somewhat
remarkable That during the STAY of this
distinguished visitor, lie neverrelinauisll-
ed Tie object Of his pursuit long enough
10 look up and make his cougee TO the
people assembled on The bank. [Gas.
SaCtIr
NE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his fricnds
sir.ss "a puoc, that he mas resuined his former bn
gpoG s Sm1 hss nov ON hand general assortment of
tt Is From bis long experience in Inc Iiae AZ
nc Matters binself thai he viii Le ensbird N,
= sst@cit0n 10 al persons buy inp AZ hi. store az 4,
az al times TO Keep articles OF ibs hest
eash oI 9 1.oh ue wiz sell for moderate ytoats fof
o"Ce aId TO such have paid punctpsiiy
"e,,,stoiofe: Tue usual credit AZ eeooiTed 49, ''
=, I'VE also Informs the pubiie ,bs, Ls q. ,,,,., -,
sc; sesa thf highest prices f,r wheat which viii he
-. ." az ls store, Oh ~ streft sboctoe Mi a r.,
80 e"st OF James BoOtW rigbt's ' Wv
~ 'dst TIME, he earnesuy cafis q, ell ,-ho sr.
n''" e'ihtr by bond note or secount ,o enc
f.,i1 'th'ut uelay, aud settle the same as lnngef
Js., a. '' " s"s"' JOSHUA CRUaP.
1e..fiiS6tof
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

BALTIMORE, July 2O.-1he brig Mary,
Captain Otis, IS days from Liverpool,
arrived short time before our paper went
10 press. Sailed 9Th June.
Extracts Of letters dated Ltre,pOoi, Az aud
5fh .june.
Within the last few days our Flour
Market has become more steady. and
higher prices have been generally asked
by the ho!ders.-Ycsterday about 5000
barrels were taken by the trade nj 44a i5s.
and some small lots Of Philadelphia have
been sold at 10 per bb,. For Ifca, too.
there is more demand boil, here and in
London. The weather is very sne, Lu, If
II continues much longer without rain.
the country will suffer. Cotton is s,eas.y
at 2n!d. d ., Ia. for Upland, Gid. "a 235j.
for Now Orleans. and IS. Il s l0d. per b.
for Sea Islands"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

14,n,,,,,,,c.r,n

DIED, OH the 18th inst the Rev. DIR. JonN
BRAchEN, rector of Brutton parish.-1his
gentleman WAS native of England, hut LETT il
at Il very early period Of his life, aud came 10
virginia, where lie married, and raised re-
spectacle famly.-When the revolutionary
contest commenced, lie did not hesitate but
took part with his adopted country. He was
Tor some time professor of humanity and the
dead languages in William ~ Mary College,
and was cminently qualified tor tue station
upon The death OF bishop Madison, he was
raised to the presidency OF the college, and
chosen 10 the vacant Di,hopric bat soon re
signed bolh.-AS a mai. DE-. Bracken was be.
he'oient III his disposition, inst nh his dealings,
warm 40 his tiiondships, and Kind to the DIS.
tfessed. Asa minister of the gospel, he ~ rs
piOuS and iealhed-his doctrines sound and
CATHOLIC, were equally remos e "a from liceutions.
ness aud fapaticism. He iurulcaicd religion :.
but II was the religion Of Ch,ist--liheral bcne.
hcent, instructive and piaciicai. ! consisted
or inward Devotion, inOl OF outward shovel
alteration flowing tTom sentiment not OF the
ra'inss at .ui.iusiasni-it erjuincd lust absti
hehce, not bigotied seltdeniai--it forbid yi,.i.
ous ipduI2ehces, not innocent picasurss-it
recommended rational worship, moi ,upers,iit
ous obServances--it fitted men to. c,iegt fitness
ahd society, not for gloon. and solitude--it
Taught that utility, not specuatior, was the
true object Of our lives aud that a ,iriuous
employment ct our faculties, in promoting the
convenience aud happiness OF mankind. as il
was most agreeable To our nature WAS consc.
quentiy mast acceptable 10 God and therefore
constituted AN essential part Of the ieli.ien of
every SINCERE christian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

;sting state of war. From this view ofihe
case il may fairly lie assumed. that either
there is something behindthe curtain that
is to smooth off the apparent iarshness
Of these proceedings OF Gen. Jackson, OF
that Spain has just and urgent plea fOI
retaliation, and wnuld be justIfiable before
the world in immediately declaring wal
against us.--if there Is no private Under
standing between her and the United
States. by which Il cession of Florida Is
agreed on, we may have very little cause
to congratulate ourselves OH the acquisi
ton of Pensacola, for although Spain may
he afraid 10 venture an open declaration
of war. il is in her power To injure us in
as great a degree by system OF retalia-
lion.
Already are our merchants quaking for
their vessels and cargoes which throng
her West India ports and lie ports ol
old Spain. The seizure OF these would
be an equivalent TO Spain for The loss OF
Florida, and we might go whistle for our
old claims which, we have been SO lOng
negotiating about.
Pint we cannot permit ourselves to be-
lieve that Gen. Jackson has bazarded such
ser;ous consequences on his own respon
s,h;ti,v and If he asied under The orders
of his government, we should be equally
lo,it to believe that those orders were Civ
c,, without a proper understanding with
SDain upon the subject. 1T our govern
ment had determined to seize on Florida,
would it not have been more advisable
10 come 10 an open rupture oil our Degoci-
ations with SPAN at once. than 10 take
advantage of a state of peace To despo,l
her of her territory I've repeat il, we
have too much confidence in the Justice
and Wisdom o; our government mol TO be-
feve that il has" proceeded upon just
grounds TO this extremity"
No,ttM Herald.
New York, July l6.-The "a gun
slip building at our navy yard progress
SEES finely, and il is the opinion OF archl-
tects, thai she will be The ship best of her
class, ever put together.
The Washington, Commodore Chaun
eey, still lies al anchor off the Battery,
waiting orders from iiie navy department..
[Ga=ette.
DIVING BELL.
Accompany of adventurers are now ope-
rating with The Diving Bell OH the wreck
of the British frigate Hussar, which sunk
in Hurlgate during the revolutionary
war. Two or three years ago a part OF
the same company labored with consi-
derable success OIL the wreck, and raised
property which rewarded them pretty
well. The Hussar is known 10 have had
quantity of specie on board when she
sunk, which is the grand object of the pre-
sent labors. The position ofthe wreck has
hitherto prevented the bell from drop
ping within the hulk !; but by great exer-
ton large masses of the wreck are sawed
out, aud, eIated with hope, the preserve
ring adventures are approaching the gOl
den prize. The bell deseRds about sixty
feet. (Coiun,biaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24
Communicated.

communicated.
AZ meeting Of the Jamesfow n Prince
Edward Baptist Foreignan and Domestic
Mission Society, held on the 18th June.
1SiS.
Oroered. That the Rev. Abner Watkins.
Sterling Smith. William Branch, David p,
McGebee and James B. Woodson. draw
up an Address 10 tie people of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

MARRisDl-O Tuesday, the Isth lust. by the Rev'd
James Lucas. Nj. wiLLlAI DONNALLI, to the aniia
BILE and accomplished Miss ELEANOR TURNER, both
Of W iiliamsbuIg.
May tue hand ofProvidence grant them conpeten-
cy ia this world, aud bless lhei e,ernGy that which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

ALUABtE LAND FOR SlLE-in prlsrstcr 81
tfe iaSt Will and testament OF Edward i,s,nr 40
w be sold az Charles ciiy Courthouse on die iLjri
LSHTSaa2 ~ September Nerf it heing en- RES ~,
county couIt DAY d TRACT OF LAND containing iu7s
Scies III th. lower edof Charles Civ CO. ~ lie head
o. loPs inii poEd THIS land wen timbered is of
81 sale will be half cash and the resi,re i'm CIV
h"uihs deed Of u"st the viii I've required 10
secnte The last payment THE PxEr,iToR
July "a. ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

H'vR sALE-THelUe GEeEy NElgRO JTEC1 uoIV il,
aud transportation. W. 800
proposals Tii i've received This Office frc-n ,bos.
persons VINO may wish to purchase Twelve u,ontLs
cteot VIII be allowed the purchaser on IN, giving
oohos win approves secUTiy Tor the ray,enr and ~
carry the said slaves cat oftbe United stRt-s
Council Chamber, July a. N y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

n HANpsOMk COACHEE, bot IIftle used madeI.v
one OF The first woiSmen nthe city aud Of IN. test
materials ioI sale--it may be with or githonl SUI
young H@EsEs--ipply 10 Mr. James sb.,nard g.
site the Eagle, or at this office. FrN-
July "a. ~. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

On the 4th inst. the following toast was
given at festival in Worcester, Mass.
At Is perfect original -
Bg Mr. Mann. The old United States
.tnlricen in nuinber.-Who can donht
their 'nl0n, since they have had sere7, CHI
drem added 10 their lamil, land have again
spoken to the nurse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-24

NIles's Register states that the present
rate OF emigration from Europe 10 The u.
States Is about 300 persons per day.