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burthen, with his family and furniture,
came through The Sound aud up the Hud-
som To ihis place. when the boat was put
on board "a Wagon, aud transported by
.and I" Schenectady. AT that place he
rrstnied his wafer conveyance, with The
intention 10 proceed With his boat TO the
rapids at the Niagara, thence, after a pur-
tage ot l6 miles 10 !auncl II again in ,lhe
niagara river, proceed through lake Erie
10 Dunkuk, and by "a portage OTIS miles
10 Clinuiauque lake, proceed down The
Canowanso creek and Tie Allegany river
10 Pittsburgh, and from thence TO Ohio,
Illinois, or Missouri, as fortune may in
vite. Should he succeed in the enterprize,
and we seeno obstacle 10 prevent. he will,
when he reaches ri i>burs, have travelled
nearly 1000 miles through the interior Of
the country, Gy tcdier, with The excep-
tion of about 40 miles portage, in HE
boat with which lie left the seaboard, ami
have All uninterrupted navigation below
him, ere lie reaches The ocean, of 2oUO
miles more. iLjany Ays.ws.
The Albany Register states the novel
IN, ihod adopted by our en,, rpriziu2 coun-
,ryman for taking his shalov from her
watery element on board The Wagon s,s
follows AT tile watering place large
SIN horse Wagon was backed into iiie RI
yer so tar that the boat floalei over il,
wien beng made fast, the Wagon drove
out, loaded with the boat with her cargo
III, and set oil for Schenectady.
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MEMBERS OF THE SIXTEENTH CONGRESS.

Observation-Disclosures q DAVID WALK
Err are reelected. ALNEY MCLEAN, for
merly member, is elected III The place Of
Colonel New, the present member and
BENJAMIN HARDIN, member of the
i4'h Congress, is elected III the place OF
MIR. Speed, who declined reelection.
There are, II appears. four changes
made III the Representations from i>eniuc-
Ky ; Two OF iliem IN favor o! mcmbeIs Of
tine i4th Congress, who supported the far
famed compensation law, and Us o for geB-
flcmcn WHO have never before served in
Congress. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

TaNEN DOLLARS REWAKD. Ran away
z from the subscriber, on the I'D of June
last, negro man named NED, about five feet
seven or eight inches high, very black, with
remarkable red eyes, looks down when sharply
questioned, he is 40 or 30 years old; 1 hired
him C. Mr.. Thomas Coles of Richmond, where
ne is we'll acquainted. He has "A wife at DR..
Smiths IN Manchester.--I expect lie Is lurking
about one of these places.
L will give the above reward and all rea-
souable charges. if delivered 10 Capt William
Golf, or TO the Subscriber in Manchester.
DAVID WALLACE.
Manchester, September
35..wSws
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NAVAL ENTERPRIZF

a man arrived in this city last week,
with his family from Saybrook, Con.
bound 10 Ohio, via lake Ontario and Buf
falo.-The singular plan of economy
wliich he adopted TO remove his family
This great distance, is worth recording on
account Of IFS novelty. He left Say brook
III two mastcd boat, OF about 10 tons
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GRANDDAUGHTER.


Disolat MS sea- "a ihe county of mee&,enbars, ON
tue 10Th ut GEORGE REDO. aged "a wears, after an
Illness OF \ weeAs. lie ien seven child,en TO be,noan
his ireparable loss.
Departed tins life, at Lexington, Ken. Dir.
Ihoa9S jasper UidiogiS OF the county OF Ha-
iiidA, va. IN the SD year of his age.-from al
early period OF his lite, he became IA resident
OF this county, IN which he married, resided
tor many years, aud reared a family, whose
Worm anu promising prospects III life, were no
lass subject OF pride To him. Than they we've
I" his: aud their NUMEROUS acquaintance aud
friends.-His family having been divided by
residence, some here, aii'i uinerS IA Kentucky,
his Welt timber, was with view OF deciding
upon the place OF MS futuie abude.--But alas!
his tiual cJiik.y ioi, haih been cast in
s'rangS iard. Oh the deceased, IN trli.h itnay
be SAID, tina, his heart was without guila his
integrity Iucorrurtibie, his department a.iabic,
huiha"e and bemg. oicat. and that his bitteiesi
OF enemies, (it lac had any could not wtih.
hold Their appreciation in has grea; virtues as
q husband. father, master, friend, ana philan.
ihropiSt-Ihe only remaining consolation 10
his children, friemdsaud nune, Gus acq .ntai,-
ces. IS The resignation anu Jaith in wtlch he
riered. aud met his final dissolution, from
this world OF Trial and mingled woe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

Rapid GroCth.-A letter from Il gen
'leman IN the Missouri Territory, under
date OF the 23d OF June, gives the fol-
loving glowing account OF the town of
Franklin, which Is situated more than 900
miles up the river Missouri -" The town
plot was u corntield when came TO this
country IN Aug last one year ,%soid III De
cember iSi6. II nUw coniains'nearly two
hundred houses ofall descriptions, aud it
IL i!lrapldly Increasing. This country is
exceedingly ricl-high and dry, and un-
commonly healthy. salt water Is here in
bundamce-and fish and fowl-butialo,
elk, deer, &c"
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La"& for sale la Aitemarie.

f-d"@ yOr 1SdLe Ia ItLenGTie
E'hE subscriber wishes trIl Geo acres OF An m
SAID county, nearly half cleared The balance and
Ht Cieait ga land, wei! enclosed all well adapted Z, tie
cuHnie OF corn, wheat, AID tobacco Illr.ugh which
runs b0'n creek, which the Subscriber has been al
Siea' cApeksc III STRENGTHENING. 1bis land has uu!r
nti "a eAtciieht springs Un Z, and ia cuupitta
nrne. i"t tanning. 1he wood land is well timber "a
i1e greater part OF which would thing good
nc cleared laht bias been chiefly CLEARED lie sus il
De!, ara has never been abused saided .hicn
are nuihbei at bearing apple trees of best also
othei mum frees good barn, small d. cling housc
h'tcheh spIibg honse, corn house, stables negro
ses &c &c.
he subscriber also wishes sell tie Tract 81 Tasf
Whereon lie resides, nearly adjacent above land
containing 40 acres the grcaitr paIt Of uhch IL
Wen about 100 acres cleared til balance ut gooa oI
my and as well Improved any place he same size
mas on u an excellent dwell ing house .iichcn BAN
DIES, spring Eonse, negro houses susksbouse, &c
garden well encios,d aud highly manfred ana improved
also eAcesnt orchards OF never iti,iMs fu trees OF
apple. leaci, cherry, plum, pear also poua and
ssDstlhtiai tobacco houses also young OTCEag. g.!
OF %" apple tees Of hest kind planted atey ana lrt
'hihJ' iliieen ~ tHeNy acres OF meadow, lately
maze SAID iaud IS high state OF Igr0VeInept
aho IS perhaps ohe Of The d-sable places m tle
upper countrS. file buildings an nice aud snD.
slaniiai. GNed, adJuiHlEg isHCeJ's hl,is.
ne subscriber would i.se ~ part lands In EeniUrt ~
OF lehnessee few Lesf"es, we'll recommended. Pay.
mems 4" be seCurei and made Posse cen he
bau ~ ths Isl OF JanuGry GeXt sold before With leave
10 SEGA this all. Ihe ei-.s Liade b CutO.el
Charles iaBeey, near SAID land, the sutscrher.
JECiiOhIAs YAACEY
sept Sj..zt-
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OCCUPATION OF FLORIDA.

Anuouncingthe seizure OF Florida BY
the troops ofiie u. 5. the London Times
OF the on, July remarks:" This, we are
apprehensive, will be considered an I'M
porlant blow by the Spanish cabinet. =
Grounds have been urged in viidlcation
OF The measure, of which We know not \ ct
hoy 10 estimate the so:.dity or the jusil, F:
but where is All usurpaiion ever attempt
ed, which we do not see colored with
some preIence Of right What airocious
injury mas ever committed, which The ag-
gresSOr did not strive 10 mask under lie
embroidery of seli-deience or retaliation
we fear that the real and substantial
cause is the presen, ieebleneSs OF the Spa
nish Government Peters. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

By the last advices from ST. Petersburg
otncld! Information has been received,
that the Emperor of Russia, has acceded
10 hir. kosofi's request 10 be recalled.
Mr. iwauof, the Counsellor of the Lee
gallon, is appointed as Consul General of
Russia i'll the United States. Mr.. Ellison
succeeds Mr.. iuanoH, and Mr.. Lamano-
soft is to come here as Secretary of the
Russian Legation. Wash. &. Ca<.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

PROGRESS OF FNTERpPIyE.

PROGRESS OF ENTERPRIZE.
We understand thai arrangements are
making to establish Steam Boat line be-
tween this city and Norfolk, and tie en-
ierprizins ciIlzens engaged in this laud
able ohiec, expect 10 carry their purpose
into execution within the present season.
CENTS
The public are informed that CENTS, to
any moderate amount, may be had, on
application at the MINT OF The United
States, III Philadelphia, in exchange for
an equal sum in specie, or in noies re-
cclvab!e in The Bank of the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

The Marshal of His District has re-
ceived AN order from The President OF tie
United States, directing, that The sentence
of death passed on John Alexander and
John Thompson Hare, shall be executed
on the TENTH day OF September.
Bat. Fed. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

NTARSHAL's SSLE.-By yiflue Of a nccfee Of llc
Iva superior OF chanceTy FOR the Richmond dis
trCt pronounced on the II Gas of February, 1878. ~
4 therein depending between Wu. Duvai, adnPOT
Of william Price, dec. pIantlf, aElisSt Samuel VIM.
SayTe aud others defendantsW ~ be sold 10 the high
est bidder. io reads money, Gu te pt,nises fTi-
day, tie 2Jfh inst II fair II not Tie lair daS 1T
o'clOcS the Lot Of LAM adjoining Tie IcsidrIce OC
Maj. WIZ price and Alexander Steward, NOV David
DSlOck's ESQ Containing bali acre, The City Of
RcbnroBd. Aud on tie neal d0y. on the ike terms
at o'clock, before The 'front.' door Of the Eagle
Hotel h the city OF Richmond, VIII he sold, IJdcf p
LdHd lying ia the OF Eath the Ho. 5prjn gS
containing 500 acres adjoining tie lands of Adam
plcsensou-or 50 much thereof may tie saaieicnl 10
satisfy SAID decree.
tp Reference 70 Robert DoUfhaf, LSq.
J. GUERHANf, n. 5. C.. C. =. n.
IA.
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NEW YORK.


Tile following communication appeared in
the New York Columbian of the 10th Aug.
COMMUNICATIOE.
III Is said Inst Noail's deputy, who has lately
mana ed the editorial department OF the Adj
vUcate, aud WHO has done it very eIumsily il
one Richard Hatfield, a small lawyer in tile
swamp, aud who beng All apOstdte federalist
and "A thorough COody, has bCen lately elected
by the Pewter Mugs ofIammany Hall, ~ their
representative to the Legislature, in place OF
Ogden Edwards OF kissing memory.
ii is also sad, that this small lawyers assist
ed VI his editorial labOrs by one Barendt Gar.
derier, who has also lately betook himself TO
that last asylum for disappointed Office seekers
-Iamn,any Hall. IN. y. COiambim.
The following is Mr.. GARDENERS reply in the
New York National Advocate.
From the N. York National Adrocats.]
We herewith suhjoin letter from MIR. GAR
DENIgR, IN reply to the rude attack made upon
him in the Columbian. !; is universally known
IN this country, that Mr.. GARDENER has been
d leading federaist in Congress, aud the editor
Of a federal paper. without any connection
with the republican party-withont any con-
ference with the heads of that pafty--he thus
voluntarily, and spontaneously, comes for
ward, and confirms the statement given, as to
the understanding aud counexion between
Mr. Clinton aud McsSrs. HOFFMAN, OGDEN
aud JOINS on behalf OF tive fe !eral party.
MR. EDn0R-lu Wednesdays Columbian
Mr.. SpoOner has permitted one OF his precipi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

ID oANOa-E LANDS. FOp SAEF.
AereoaoiN 60 the last wil and e>isiseit>
OF William \. Faton, VIII ~ sold %. tn, ,,r>-
misses, IL '';e highest bidder, iii, 9Th al c.
,oDer nsNt. n .hir. n NOT, The meSt fair day.
ito0 ACRES or LAND, lying ia Norih.nit,o =
county, immediately on ,hv aver me i,,ii..S -
hove Rock Aan'tiny, aLO.i Omc aaifot Which ia
iOwgrounds, nClu;ifug one vi the ~. ~ Val,.ailie
ier''e> o" the stream. and IL well adapted 10
NE 'ouUciton OF tobacco. cO,u, wheat az COZ.
Ion, ""d has .nou.h cleared to work IL OF ~
hhntS 10 advantage. all ia good repair
'e 'tt''-' oi sale will he, y 1000 60 be paid
when the conveyance is mad. the balance
payable IN five equal ims,almeuis, the three
iasi Ia bedr interest nom The goth OF Oct. 1890
OoOu SecatiIy viii be IcqUmed. The lands
may be seen on application 10 hlr. edward r.
kyien'i, VINO nVes on tbe premises, ur to Ben.
JamhnC. kaion.-i'Le purchaser may have in.
privilege OF seeding: sraiu--aud full pcssessiun
given the =5ii, OF DeceMbcs meNt.---Ai.o..t
tie same Time and place. viii be sold some
valuable work Horses, Cattle, Sows ana pics.
ana Ioiion Machine o.. T. mouths credit
by tne i>recH'o, IL @. v iiJjAhiS.
SAe!'t. IL III: hiS
- iil- y. COMA . y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

e. !NTf shares U"i,ed States s5dnh otovh at
- auction ....i his day, at my auction room
Market Bridge, precisely at IL O'Clock, will be
sold for cast, 60 shares United States Bank
stock. ROBERT GAMBLE, Auc'r.
Seat. 4. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

EAoLo-apoplectic INT, i--Dowei com
plant and tcaihing, 20-biiious fever, 3-con-
sumption, i-deDiiitN, I0-lu,nSey, WORMS,
2-mhooping cough, L.. Total 30.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

~ ARSHAi.S SALE.--By virtue Of Il decree o; tue
AVE- superior of CbdnceTy for the Richmond dis
uict pronounced on the i2t day of June, ss, al
several therein hdng between ID0s. bTanch
e%or Of VIM. Friend, who surviving partatr o Jo-
seph & VIM. friend y 60. paIiis, against Peter T.
smith, adnoT Of Henry l.. BscOe dec. aud oiCfs, de
fcndants; aud between Richard MRae aud DaEie EpeS,
eNors Ut john M'Kae dec. plaintiffs against the Ist
named defendants, and Joseph Gaego ex'Ur Of IhOs.
Gal, drC.Wii be sold at the tront door OF the Man
chester Exchange in the town OF Manchester THURS
day the 2ifh inst. at Ia o'clock, TUs yGiHdbke Negro
WeH.ADd at O'CLOCK, r.. ". of The day, will he
sold OIL The premises. The lots numbered $50 aud 900
III the plan of ihe saidtow Tie lately occupied by
H. L. Bscoe, and the other adjoining vacant Io....
Tue above described lots said To lie the centre
OF business ana ave considered valuable.
Terms Of Saic For the negroes, cas-For TIE lots,
ntes with approved cndor,crs, negotiable and payable
az either az the bdTks ia the Guy OF Richmond, and
IL months credit, and deed of Tusi upon the property
IL secure the purchase money.
J. GUERRANT, NJ. 5. c. e. II. y.
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t>r The E1itors Of me Pefersb9rc Reyr6Hcan oYd
f!e"eTicSSJaTg HeyalG are TsqGssted 80 i,Seyt tie
G01cc me fDses IN their papers, GG trGnsat Ihefr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04
Sept. I.

NEARSHAL'S SALE.--gy yiItle oi a decree of the
w superior court al chamcery for the Richmond. ds
ict pronounced tie 21lh day of January, 1915 IL
caise therein depending between ATcbud Eass, plain
ill., aud Wan. S. Archer and others, de:endants-Ni Ill
be s0ld Monday, the 5ii day OF october neXt The
premises, ready money all that paIt of TTrcf o.
Land lying III the county OF Louisa, containing 1855
acres sold ny Col. John Boiling hyn aoseiey, 10y
said Moscley John Archer, except sin hund ed
sold by said Archer his life line John Couch
John BiDb. j. GUEnRANT, NJ. s.. Z. c. IL. b.
4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04
RICHMOND, SEPTEMBE 4.
Information to Country Merchants.

We have II from the most respectable
merchants, that there has been large
and early Importation of British, Irish,
and German Goods into this market
The Hope, The Hero, the Indian Chief,
the Virginia, have all arrived in this river
with goods fot this city, from Liverpool
the Scipio daily expected from the same
port. The Sisters has arrived from Lon
don. Country merchants would do well
10 take d look al the stock of goods in
Richmond-as they might thus save thcN-
selves the eXpence and trouble of vcs.img
their funds further to the north.
The mother Bank of the United States has
come ot.e extraordinary resolution of re ius.
ing to receive the notes of its own Offices" ex
Ccpt IN payment of debts due to The o. States"
The state banks of Philadelphia have proper.
ly followed SUIT, and will no longer receive
the notes OF these branches. Ali the state
Banks should adopt the same eXampie-aud
ne notes ought 10 he received but those of tiia
contiguous branch. For, the United states
bank, except as il relates to tue public reve.
nhe, rs thns cui up III the circulation OF lis pa
per into d series of separate independent
Banks. What now becomes of the bOaSted
advantage promised from this mammoth insti.
tuition, in equa'izing the rate of exchange be-
tween different parts 0t the country The u. >.
Bank paper will also tlnctuate in It's yalue-and
saaie reason. though not III the same ratio, as
tie paper Of tie state banks. To this com.
plexion has this unconstitutional Institution
come at last!
An article in the New Orleans Gazette gives
the Information coming in d letter from PHI.
iadclpha, that " the Flor das are coded To the
u. States without purchase. '--Bnt there Is
every reason 10 doubt, whether this - intor-
nation was obtained directly from Don Onis
himself"
There is every reason to doubt the idea
TIN owuoui IN a London paper that Ferdinand
had held 4 council partly OH our occupation Of
Florida, aud had then dispatched couriers TO
sevSrdl of the allied powers as if to inform
them ofthat transaction.-Ihe KEY is furnished
60 the report of the council and the couriers by
the disastrous Intelligence he had recei we'd from
Chill The battle of Maipu accounts for this
hustle of councillors aud couriers.
sssss.s..ss..ss.....
70 We have thrown into our present No. as
much of the interesting Intelligence as has
reached us.-The post office advertisement
ceases this week, and we shall consequently
have more sea room in our next, for NJ. 5. and
miscellaneous articles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

SUlhhRLAHo coLQuH0UN & CO--Are now he
~ Ceivins by tIe iDaIsn Chief and Ygnn irOri ~.
eTpool and Sisters from London, their FALL GOODS
which they oner tor sale on aCcUIDmod atIg Terms.
IL, store, Jor SaEs--iwelty cGsks HibbeIps brown
stout and porter, and 40 sachs salt Liverpool ned
Sept.I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

According TO accounts from Algiers,
eighteen thousand persons have lately fal
len victims in that city, 10 the Plague. Ii
was still increasing aud taking oil from
forty 10 fifty persons per day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

TTNioN HoTEL.-JameS & OrritL BrOcG having Ia
~ ken much pains io bting this EXTENSIVE and ele-
giant establishment ino gene condition oi nealness
and feeling The strongest desire .oblge all who ma,
choose favor them with their Goa. puny Halter them.
selves that the patronage OF hbeIaI community, may
be extended iow ards them. they have a number Of
apartments well calculated to give accommodations to
ladies aud falnes, aud attendants suited 10 sucE
vice.
Sept. .. ~. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

w L. DiCkiNSoN-Are nov RECEIVING pel tae
w snip Sisters aud brig Hope roI London ati Liv-
erpooi, com, iee ardacars * C.,isry
which viii be SOLD On very hiodaii8g terms Ton
read! money OF toaD acceplsnces.
sept. !. s5..St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

Tie following statement of the means at
present employed in Tive construction of
tie great canal, has been handed us from
highly respectable source for pubica-
ton 1000 men now at work, 500 span Of
herses, 200 oke ofoxen. Albany Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

HALIFAX, August l2.-One of the A.
merican vessels now under libel, and TO
be tried in few days, was detected last
year fisking upon the coast, sent into
this port, cautioned against committing a
similar trespass, aud liberated.
BIRTHS.
QUEBEC August l7.--1his morning, at one
O'Clock, the wife ofJean Lepine, iiviag near the
French Burying Ground, of son and two
daughters. The mother and three infants are
III fair way OF doing well. iQuebec Gag
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04
TRADE OLE NEW YORK

New YORK. August 9.-Upwards Of
Fifty square rugged vessels, from Europe,
have arrived at this port, daring tie pre-
sent week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

sN CH1NCEIY.-In GoOcLIsnd coln,y ,oGit. August
4 ~, 1878.
Aaron IarIish. Tt4intj6.
AGAiEsT
rradiry Eelsn,y smI MOLLY his wife. Sally krl.o I, m.
Rutherford ana Kelsey his vile. JOHN II. Lone nd
PsIy his vie. George IS. ra5rsh, John r. rmrsh,
Eli2abeth Parish. benjamin. BRADSHAW, Cater TAR
Iish, Turner fa!Fis!. Nancy Parrish, John Far md
Lacy his wife, john T. Parish, IiainG paifi-h snd
Thomas Parrish witch siid Molly re.Idliy. sally
krIso. Eii2aheh Parrish, Catbt Parrish. 1arutT Tar
rsb, Marcy Parrish, Lucy t2rr, and John s fafftsa,
are children uf tie plaintiff and He'sy jutheTlcfi
sad Polly Ioug, aye children " ChariIy Lawrence.
dee daughter OF said plsiHinf, aud John p. Paush
son Patsy Parrish, dee also daughter uf said p!atn-
tiI, aad iiauiti ranish aud Thomas raDish, winch
said H@Tfei aud IhOiras are netf tie 0 twenty
one {esgs, aud ohiidfrn o. Robert Parrish dec. OF
1I,n Pla.I ad, 49, - DJt"ag@is
bis biiagainst the Defendants the dcrmdsb Sail,
kclso WIN. Rutherford snd Bejsej his wife Eilahe h
Parish Garter Parrish, and join ran AMI Iuc, his
wife not having entered their peararce aMd geen e.
curly according to te act Of As'enbl, aud s rules 6
this court aud Il appearing TO Tie disiagon % The
wealth on the motion Of the pIantiG by his sntrey
II Is Ordrred. That the said absent defendants 10 a'-
pen here on the tbiid Monday in No,em,beT LeSt aj
answer The plaintiffs bill aud shsw cause. u any .bsy
ean agziust dividing the negro slaves liz IN bn nieg.
uoaed to be gwen 81 tie plaimif, between TIC de.
ehdanis 10 tbs cause according To their respective
rights and thata copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted IN soTe newspaper Published IN live cy u Rich
mend Tor twO months ssyey, andhata an thet Guy
he forthwith posted She front door Of the cVutinuse
''' Wv. MILLER, c. c. c.
Sept q. 35..wiw'
NHTtiL SO SuLu IN ctedlt Of 70. aud 10 months
w ~ Zee simple the Whole Of NY property W ire
town of Peershnry Old and Sycamore ects.-- The
sale viii be made OF tGe 20 aayct Ocfo6er nsIf
JOHN r. ARcHtH
Amelia. Sept. /. s1..st
HauckcsterS Pctcys51Tg IUrapihe Compa1g.
s'Hs stockholders this company are hersby rcqSi.
red 10 pay 90 the undersigned dcliar on each 81
their shares on ~ befor the 4th 81 October newt.
BgOrdsr cffAe PyesiScnf and Directors,
JAMES BRENDER, Tress'T.
Nag hester sspi l. as.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

FALLS ooODS - BrockoDbro,tsA :, hut.f have re.
csWed ~ the Hero, FDstHia, 2ad Hoie, nom Law
eTpoo, and the .Y!SterS from Loudun coed supply OF
FALL and WINTER GOODS.
Aiso, cur NAILS aud GRADS, from The Belle bie
UaR1JdctUTy Sept. 4. 3J..llt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

XJALUAELE LAND FOR SALE.--Niii he sold to tie
hIgbest bidder, The premises, The 23d instant,
If fair otherwise the fair dl Valuabie nut
or La0d hsiungsHg 10 The estate u John HOlmsD seu
Gee. containing 30s acres; about hall o. winch .
CLEARED, and Is al ceOd UTOer fDT cropping The in.
pfuysiutnis consist III comfortable dwelling aLd
hrnses. he quait, 81 the land equal &C. any ta
neaHbofh"Od. TLis laEG Is situated TIE cpVrty II
CunheTITrG. and Is about : miles iron, App0niait~X
AMI lies tie wa;eIs 0f Green CTeek. ao distant lGcmi
jamestown aHd FsInSiiIr about irts. l"ui Ga ia
~ mirs. II lis piesukiCE any PrIson wisbre pa
chase, Wiii hIst YicH She FiruIsesNr. archer Brt,
who resides OF the land, Vii shCr &C. r,is. tWo yeas
credit bond aua TpprOvCd st.Wfy3 wttb q, ed ri
trust, 10 secure the payment.
JOHN HOLMAN r,
Go. HOLaiAN -
Sent