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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

h PETITION viii be presented 10 Tie neSI GtneIAs
> Assembly Of Virginia. praying that an act may he
passed authorizing the sale OF undfy tracts Of land yng
10 The counties Of Caroline aud ing william ana he.
longing to the estate OF George Ishc deceasedfor fea
sons which will be shown by tue said petition.
oct. II. 80. .w3US Iitt IxCsTFrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

sSNokL from ihe Jail Of HenIico county the nie hit
~ OF the itih OF last month, mulatto man by the
name of JOHN !tNidmS, who said he was free and
was committed Tor want of free papers. He was about
"a wears Cd, feet 10 or IL inches high. stout we'll
made Tie Is sailor by trade spoke very often of
his being IN tue laie Whoever will deliver the
above named John Williams 10 me at The jai of thi.
county, shall be rewarded for their trouble.
L. BURTON, u. S. for
Geo. SardGe sheriG and jaAor, H. G.
SEPT. n. a-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

'E>EN DOLLARS Kim ARb.-Banaway from the sub
scriber, ON the 23d OF june last negro man nam
eo NED, abeut , feet or inches higk, very black,
with remarkably red eyes, looks down when sharply
questioned he rs 40 or 50 years old hired him of
Mi. lhos Coles, IN Richmond, where he is we'll ac-
qra'nied-he has wife at Or. Smiths in Manchester
expect lie is lurking about of these psces-I will
give the above reward and all reasonable charges IL
delivered to Capt. VIM. GcT, to the Subscriber in
Manchester. DAVID WALLACE
Manchester, Oct. %. 40 AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

I SHALL pethio" the arIt General .iSSeig6iy 10 at
tore ne the privilege 10 mprODs TIC aa5is0iion Of
J67sfs RiUer, betreasi R0cketIS ard the bridge and
Jdr 0ther purposes. l.. c. MAYO.
NsUeMbor 3. 52H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

M hNItD..-.1 Young l'I0a tahc charge al = Ia
paeco factory about 30 miles from, Richmond. on,
wen acquainted with manufacturing, aud The general
hiahasrlnent OF tobacco. who can come well reco,n
ieended, VIII meet with liberal encouragement.
ANDERSON, BLAIR & ANDERSON
Octoberl6. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

ANiNO on The 9th Of ths month at Jeierson i'm Iae
- c""hty OF Powhatan 50 tar carried into effect ac
Souhs previous advertisement, decd Trust from
9s"e u saunders to me- dated the 18th day of July
o' aho OF record IN the clerks Office i'm this couny
raise meme, sufficient to discharge the debt due by
MN 10 the Farmers Bank of Virginia. consequence OF
whose demand the sale took place shall by order of
hei cIeui'ors and at the particular request of Major
oaunueLs, o" the 2gth day IF DscemGer neat at the
p.sce, sen 10 The highest bidder for cash all tue
remaining property mentioned iV the deed NAMED
consisting OTIS very likely SIN IS among HON there
- All eNcenent miller, and Que mechanics: ibe
TiOHSeHotd hacheH InT1Sttrs, of which there is 2
great variety, ant seine OF very good quaity large
otpcf OF every description and all his plantation stcY
"tS' ihcIudlhg Wagon and several carts. The sale
VIII De continued from day 20 day, until whole pro
perry Is SOLD Those persons vino wish bny pTuucrv
OF IN" kind advertised may be assured that sale fyiV
,a@e pace, as Maj Saunders is about oyciIon his
pIeseh' residence, and that tie deed trust bali
oe carried ~ tueeet, in order that he nay know his
real SITUATION The subscriber also his part i; ex
uenry ahNicts to close entirely this dsagreeaGle isi
icss, aiu therefore invites ali The creditors named in
ne oeeu OF trast 10 him. to aehi sale Sty atycr
'sea at The amount 81 their CLAIMS he ascertain.
ca dnu paid provided there shoagd nroperty sui.
cieut fol that purpose. III MILLER Trnsier
PO~baai, Oct 20. 4s.vtdss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

niSSoLUrION OF PARFNERsHIP.-The copart-
~ neTshp Of ad0mS & Yan Lcc, being this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Samuel Adams is appoint
ed sole agent for ing and collie ctng debts of the
concern, and for making sale ofa property elonging
10 the same. SAM'L q. ADAMS,
JOHN VAN LEW.
Sent g. M = a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

NOliCE'..A petition Wii be pres eHitd 10 the nexl
General Assembly Of Virginia, asking lol the paw
tn Cidcertcaie granted 90 rteassBi Porter or r. 10
shngs, on the sou day % MHch iJsJ fo lis services
]" tle hta OF Nlrz "a during revolutionary wal.
Powhaian. November 3. s2.v5vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

Interesting nems from the Polar Expedition. At
length the official dispatches from the Sims
employed on The discovery of the North " est
passage lave been received, and We under.
stand ale most satisfactory. They are dated
July ~. al which time the Isabella and the
Ale Nander were III lat. 10 deg. 30 min. n. Ion
6O de-. 80 min. w. we'll over to the American
coast, the weather serene aud PEI fectiy clear.
The variation of the compass, by accurate OH.
scrvatIens repeatedly made ou board both
ships, was 50 degrees, and the dip 81 degrees,
30 minutes, which led them TO conclnde, that
they were approaching very nearly 10 the
| magnetic pole. II had been perfectly cam.
| the sea was smooth as glass for three or four
| days. and the current drified them 10 the
south eastward, which raised their hopes of AN
| open passage round the point OF America from
which quarter it appeared TO proceed. an the
way up the middle of DaNiS'S Straits they
ski,ted an unbrCken field OF les on the left but
| as they proceeded il became thinne aud appa-
| reniIy rotten. aud they ere sangrine that The
| moment the breeze sprung up,Ihe ice to tie
westward would open To them passage and
| allow them tn reach the northern shores OF
| America. The utmost harmony prevailed
| among the officers and every part Of The shi,'s
l company, and all were in perfect healh.-
! SHch is Tie substance of the account which we
have been able to learn. There are abundance
| OF private letters 20 the friends aud relations
| at those who have embarked in This most i'm
| poriaut and interesting enierprise-Ihe fol.
| lowing us an extract of one:
From his tiaiesty's ship Isabella, at sea- Lat
70. 25, long. 60. Z, variation So, Is, july -.
! Dear D, This is cur last opportunity
this year, therefore could not let it pass with
ont writing, although nothing has passed since
my last. We are now To the norihward of all
the ships that are fishing we see some Ion.
! way as,ein, the boat with dispatches is going
! immediately 10 one of them they have follow
| ed great way this year, aud have been very
! Kind in giving us every assistance when in the
| ice; sincerely wish them all safe back they
have a long way to 30 through the ice. The
coast begins to look more and more miserable :
as we gel north, ii has more the appearance of
chain OF ice mountains than land the sea is
one solid field of ice IA far as tie eve can
reach. When the wind blows frem the north
we tlnd narrew passages in il, and throus II
| them we pass on; sometimes the whole ofonr
men are on the ice, drag cling the ship along the
edge the flaws. From he great VARIATION.
| we cannot be great way from the Magnetic
| pole yOu will see the variation bN our last OBJ
| servation on the head of the letter
! P.S. ] cannot YET say any thing about The
success OF our voyage the season think is
favorable. Iouug r. and / had long
hnRt after large bear the other day. but he
| got away from us. 1 shall have some long sto-
RES TO tell you when l see you next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

A PETITION will be presented TO The next General
Assembly, praying leave to dispose Of part o! IL
real estate Of W. Goodwin deceased Tor purposes there
ilFieh'iontd. oci. 30 Si..W3us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

TFAChAkIAh PulLPoIT. stn. formerly Ui j.niy
- county Niteinl)-N IN please to take notice iLY
shaH tase 'he deposition Oi Philip Fiser aud o,ieis al
me once OF Edward {. Davis IN the city 81 Riohou
on TIE 9'th OF nest month, November, between AZ.
hours OF AMI O'Clock al that G;y shai toniirn
from ia, 20 day unlil the whale acpos,ons are taken an
pe 'eai III suit noN depending in the Superior ,cut,
:" C1'hee'S Tor me Richmond dct, wherein the sal,I
fhiiroit is p'aiHih aud myself defendant.
Oct. 50. 5I..t27N SAMUEL p r.pSoNc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

steam boat. crow jeu with travellers and filled
with merchandise FROM all quarters of The
globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

EN cHAkcERi ~ cont heiG ior Lori:a county,
Il the 18th day of September, 1913,
Sarah Dicbeuson, widow ard Iriiti OF Thomas Dtck
ensOn dec ano William Perry aVd Srsan b.. VILE dsts
susan Dickensoh) TboNas bickCDssn ahd sarah Dick.
eis"" P|GiatbS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

The defendants Thomas Adams aud Lucy has vile and
George Freeman aud Elizabeth bis ne not havipe en-
eTeu tier appearance and gwen security according To
law and iEe rulss OF s court i:d il appealing 10 the
satisfaction o. tie court tbht they abanis Of
ls state, on the motion Of lie Plaintiffs by their col-
sell ~ IS OFd6rcd hat tie said defendants do spp az
here oa DE second Monday Deccmbrr next and an
Swer The iii ~ the plazd!s and thar o copy of this
oTGCT lie Ioith"ih inserted In newsps-
pofs printed ~ the city Of Richmond for eight weehs
sncocssyry and posted al the OHi VI The court
house Of this comfy, some court day.
cOpy-Teste, Join BJNriR, D.G.L.o.
Oct. 2. 93..WsWs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

Thomas Adams and Lucy his wife, (late Lucy DickeE-
SON. George Freeman Elizabeth his wife Cete Eii
zabeih Dickens"n william Decker admir- OF Thomas
DckensoD, decd, Elias DICkeHsOn an infant henr iho
child Of Mary Dickinson deco who was one Of ihs chit!
dien OF ite said Thomas DickensoH, 600, by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

'EWlktf DOLLARS REWARD. Deserted Ironl tie
u: >, Arsenal near RichIu' nd, Va. evening
o. lie lUih inst WILLIAM GENTRY. an enlisted Ia.
hoIer % the United States Ordnance Depaiiueut horn
IN Hanover county, Va feet inches high dark hair
maize eyes, sslow complexion, aged years ana bV
profession an amoT'T. THE above reward will lie given
for he apprehension aad delivery ofthe aboyeeu
deseter NJ this OF any other military posi- m the United
States JOHN HILLS, LitHk. Of Ordnance
Arsenal near Richmond oct. 2s 49, 81 coDU,,g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

kBuBiIC SALE... Pursuant to deed OF trust daIed
OthF 1904, and duly recorded IN the cieTk'snnce
ot Hanover co9Ety, which said deed by Ed
Maru y. S'ouGh To The late col. John Thompson Han
over for The purpose securing 10 John CaybIooke
payment oi certain sums "f money therein stated wilt
We sold al auction TO the highest bidder premises
iot ready money o1 HE an Gay Of Jor3.arg 1915 il
iif-i not, on the hIst far day thereafter All tbat
paIt OF tract or parcel Of land w6 To Robert Compb
Dy ms iaiher George Cioue situate and lying on Cedar
creek IA Hanover county, aud supposed contain 90
acres, be the same more oTesand bounded as follows
ny the lands OF Nathaniel aud Iohm Iiolison wilIia,
Wing ED, John Clouah and Edmund James" The whole
OF pat OF is survey OF land viii TIE sold as Aforesaid
III orue 10 raJ OF 10 the said John Clay brooke the ba
lance BOW due from said Edward y. Cicneh together
VIII the expenses and charges Attending SAID sale.
JOSEPH I. PRICE. Erecut0y of John
Nov 81 wids JNGWpSGH dsc'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

Z AND FOR LEASE.-FroIn one TO three ty3Te \ "a
~ Iuaoe PIdHfatioH, lying IN Ptsyvania county,
fas creek about SIX miles from the of Danville,
ana tea ON the courthouse This plantation by
estimation $50 acres Of cleared land being part Of
tue ract formerly owned by Nathaniel Harris, decd.
ana on which was the well known saad of Harris aud
Browns st0ie--J0 or 60 acres are low ground, and
prime meadow land lying both sides Of said Fails
creek, ana Capable of producing excellent tobacco
corn ior several seasOas prior being made meadow
ii that should be thought desabe-ihe remaining 400
acres or ihefeabous, rs also and of Prime quality and
well adapted t. the paster clover system Of cropping
aud without the AID Of these hitherto produced
abundant crops Of tobacco, corn wheat, exc. Of
which Is now growing, rather gathering. The Whole
bineso beautifully, and well waiered by several fine
springs, that it is quite inviting 10 the baud OF industry
and requires but little labor to put complete order
fer kchy profitable culture the feHCing being
good. Having so near and promising MAJ - rs at
Danvle, Is an advantage not to be OyerlOtN by the
intelligent farmer, in leasing iagds. The main road from
LyRchhnrg to Hanville passes within miIr Of the
dwelling mouse Which, although moi elegant, is neat
ahd comfortable re situation on which II stands be-
lug bgh, and therefore dry, pleasant and healthyO
II arc aached ont houses such as kitchen. &C. well
IS nHIn q stables The attention nj farmers ~ there
fore invited to This place, and preference viii be given
TO an applicant who is capable Of cudvating The farm
on tue Dosl Improved method. II is calculated Ilqf
or 10 hands can he advduE geOusly employed.
Sit Thomas H. Fontaine as present occupies the pre-
m5rs, aud will iake particular care aud pleasure in
'nowng them to any applicant wishing TO view the
saniePOs session may be had the first Of January
next, OF PERHAPS sooner " required. For terIas, which
VIII he nsde liberal, apply to the subscriber living
Ricbmond, aud 10 be found Sic SIS. Budlong and
StaGoGs store, main sireei-or ibis absence 10 John
Forbes Esq. attorney 10 law, alsD of Richmond.
THOMAS VhNNEGSON.
Sept. ~. i2..sw So
AJ ECH6TiCSViLLE TURNPIEE COMPANY Ala
~ meeting IL The directors tie said company the
5ih ~ November. ISIS
Ees"l' j., thai the shareholders IN this con..uy he
reqriied to ten dollars each sbas hell Dy the
reprcvr' 20 tie treasurer or heiorc lac tenth day
Of bgcsiuuef nest.
Resolved. thai thc shares NJ 81! dsnqucnis IN this
company shall SOLD a the Fa.l. H3el ~ the cfy 81
Eich"oua. Oh lie i-th On, nj h,c"mFer nc,t. Al the
hpnr Of q 1'Circk. Trste 70. SHEPPARD CIR
N5veinbtrG. 5s..t'1B
Gi!E sEbsciuef hayiHc 1c1gsed as 1dri tsts zone
oitte iegatees &C Wil.Fm walden, deceasedJ her
interest eHUffy tracts % sHd las and ncing m the
c"rmty Randolph aud state Of iBa. btraLf tore
warns ~ ggfsnus from selling or in an manner ttes
paseus uPog said lands until division OF tie said
lands ne made among t,c cgatrs Of said Walden decd
JUHN 4. WALDEN.
New keai, Novembet :. s1.Iis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

PETITION viii be presented 10 the next Legislature
praying tor an alteration OF the teT.s OF several Of
e superior courts of law for 4h circuit and for adj
"''l"hai terms, Unnecessary. Nov. q. J3..s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

NIRGiNiA-Ati ulrs h0den IL The ce,G'. 1I,cI ollie
itici zoe i5is dal OF September, iste
The Muina Assurance Socisiy agaiBsI lie on RU6inss
of The stat Virginia .PfdiutiDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

The defendants CaihaTine Bathe SaIai Gach, Cttts-
Iine baolic and Benjamin Bache, MOI having esie.t
'hei appearance anG given secnIiiy ACCORDING 10 t
act OF Assembly aud tue Talrs Of this cout aud II al
peafins lJ satisfactory evidence ai they are got i;ts
psBts VI tbs country, II IS 'jrdCred 1lai The said
defendants do appear hcir The day cf the next
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs aud tsat
copy OF ilIis oFuef be forthwith nsCtcd ~ some new s.
paper publish, Ia lie oy of Richi.d iortv moths
5nccessivtly and pUstd tie Coor Of the capitol
IN the ssiG cay. COPY, 1,blr
W&. ~. Inning, c. c.
Sept. %. lOwSo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

PETITION viii he presented the next tVisIatnTe
"A PRAYING for the passage of law regulating OF yro-
hiDns The carrying away Of oysters the creeks OF
the Eastern Shore at particular seasons Of the wear aud
November G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

conformity 10 The last will aud testament Of u ~
GTaVeS. dec.-Wi be sold, al public auction on
the premises, g. the i0tt day IF December pe.i il
,aif n not, the next far day, Tract of land CON
tanning upwards OF 400 acres lying in the lover cnG al.
LohiSa county, on tie waters of Little river Ibis IL nd
es "eil well wa,ered, and is in healthy and agree
"nie helghborheod The part OF the land yet covered
III us natural growth is surpassed by land it's Vi
clhity ~ fertility aud its aptitude growth OF tohac
co aud wheat No land can be ceptbie of i'm
pfovenent its so being adapted to the use Of piajssr
ana The growth ofartiflcal glasses.
ne improvements consist of tolerabiy oomnod
ous d"eIling house, in good repair, with four rooms
Dcow ana Two above stairs together with other ecessa
~ houses 10 iaIHi Possession he givem ihe puT-
eHaser thel Isl dayof January, 1919 Terms cash the
residue IN IL month JAMES HAIL. D.
Sept 25. 4l..wl2t' JAMES U HRANES hA"Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

ncations .bsy have received as from govern
inent, until the fQllowis.s letter, have thought
best 10 examine carefully Those facts, that
they have inios0Ied ne Of from their memo.
Iie>, that no inistake or misrepresentation
may he made. This may appear a departure
from my declaration OF Publishing without
their knowledge thus far have adhered To
my declaration, but il cannot he concealed
from them, IN an affdir involving such impor-
tlut Interests.
deem IL IA, duty 10 acquaint them of my
purpose and motives, and carefully enquire
whether IN any circumstance had misunder-
stood them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

y OiiCE is hereby given, that petition viii he pre-
T. sehed L. iFe next General Assembly, ptaling ~
we va sage vi az act authorizing The erection aud es;
Dishnicnt o. toll bridge acToss James yivcf betwca
Tue towns 81 FaiiousbG5g .ud Buchanan abuting on ~
o.,h sue htHf Tue termination o. lie MAN street q
Peuoushurg aad tie south side disectiy opposite
wlst IS calico TIE R0peaaii. oct. IS. i6..us,
NoAitL " bereby gwen, that petition viii be pr
: "cnted to tbs HeNt General Assembly, pfayiHa ri
we Pasas. q an sec authorizing ibc inspection of o
and tobacco 81, t's tewu Of Buchanan iu the roun,y
Bo.etoaft. Oct a. 4,.as,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

'DilCE rs hereby given that the cells "a tc LUnatt
- Hospital n the city Of Williamsburg appropriated
Tor ae patients, afc ali occupied ard thas 10 more
male patients viii he received the said uospita
which will be gives.
ByOJHsr otfhs court Of Oiyectgrs.
LEO. HhSLEY. G. {. ..
Jane %. - I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

~ Ne'o io'h firemc, I,,saocnce Con,pamy.
( APiIAL SSoo.oo amply secured. Directors John
- u. Coster, WA. W. Todd, Henry Waning, AhTahar,
ehaius, Carat oyer, Win. CahoOae SGalutl S. How.
a"n John Jacob Astor Josiah Siufges BENJAMIN Desc.
biy, John Coiv Peter !. Nevins, Archibald Mcyiekar
Joseph Sh"ns.. Thomas c. Butler, president: Job,,
"hei,eh, assistant, W lillian McNeal, secretary.
The subscriber having been duly appoint,d rsr of
the NtH YORK ftre8en Insurance Copyoay, Nth fri,
power ia The behalf OF said company effect insurance
aeainst IRE on goods, wares and chandise houses
puhuihgs, mills, vessels in port, generally O., al,
xmas oipTopery In this city and hi the state
now feanl u receive applications and effect Insurance
against hse IN conformity with the pow his agency
NJ kicm1hd-where terms, which will be ;s iibr.I a.
othet Ounces, inay be known personal application
OF by letter ost paid describing aely the en,
ana property required 10 DE insured. All losses sns;aiu
my ii's Sompany viii be promptly mud libefalIy adj
j"s'eu anu Setied JOHN q. LAY,
AckSt FOR THE y. York;. 4. CO
BE ~ kNoPN, That JokR u. Lar, Of the ciry 1f
hichm1Hd iStatO, las been appreciated an trent
~ me New YORK tiTenen Insurance Company of Nm,
f0rH iith mel p0Wtr IL eFeci i0suraRse agairsf mr.,
." re cHg ~ is'chaeNd 0hd sfGte IF Fistiia ami 10
Sr1Ht receipts for premiums
-itasth 'cceiptS HU 6iHdiHs sad an
~ reptdc'"6y regular pvicitS insarance i,stcd 6y
tAe company. ~
Ia "i'"tss ~hereef. re said Nem York fyyeaarn
iINHfrRce tO"pd.y hare caused their Seaito BE- here,
Hht1 9gted oHd the same 10 be SsRtd by ikeir BreSi
def Gid dtfeAfed Oy their secretary, ia Netp York
tHA iEfh 0@y ~ iHsUSf, f RE ~ Lord is,s
THOMAS Z. BUtLLit, president. TsEAI.l
-- ntS,cs-, " y. WIZ VI, stci'!. 4i..3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

f'EN DOLLARS lEARD.,..Stiayed OF stolen from
TIE subscriber, a BRIGHT BAY NJ ARE about four
years old feet 10 or 81 inches high has small star on
Der forehead and white hind foot. vii gye = 90
ioi her delivery " Use iD the upper end 81 Charles CITY
county, or for Information winch will enable NE 70
hHd her. 20 HU. g. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

N/lRGiNIA--At rules holden IN the clerks ONCE OF
The superior court Of chanceTy for the Richmond
district The 18th day Of October, 1915
me HW9dt AsSRr0sce S0cicfg ac0iHH FIRE on
o""diHsS VfheMafe gJJirgiRi0,. ........YlaintHs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

n cVPJ ItS1e, VIM. W. HtNINE, &. G.
Com'aSsieaer's Office, RiclAiond 9th no. 50 1915
ne parties Interested desired take uot;ee that
nave appointed the fifteenth Gay Q; the i2th month
('eceinOer) next, Ia commence III accounts directed m
'"e with oTott Of The conr, Oh which day O'Clock
a. ". they required 10 attend Al INV ONO. in ihis civ
bihST accounts, vouchers, ready for exainiha-
''N'' ny settlement lj..wSw
orl- y. AMOS LADD. NC.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-08
WEW GOODS.


Has jusf .thrnd and eferster Sale ar his
Store No. IA, TIC nes-ssyesf.
ID DROApCLO1HS Csss,fnefes; black
- Bombszetls; caiisoss; tiack Sinchsw.
aac Sarsnctss; green Lustring ,1t.ish and
Csnton'Crapei; Indie co,,onsi - snd s q
white cotton Canbrics yiinsn rio'; dimi,iss
Irish linens; 50 Irish sb-etiog; Nu.sia do
super maddnpullam and s,esn loom $hrtilgs;
Russo ard American diaper.; RaveIs Doh;
bloc and yellow Narkihs.; book Nusiins;
null do pisin snd hgus d ltoo's; ions Iswnss
brown linens, me king canvass mems ard
wouaen's cotton and wcrsted Hosieiy; sijk
and Cotton TeIss,s; wh's and coloi ID mar
settles Vesring !; black Aofsn,ine do. whi,s
jean; white and Colo d plain sik Sbswls;
Imitation Ineripo do with hah hdstn borders;
ladies' fancy silk Handke ch!eis (; pink Gipg-
hams; gatniipre Tibbonsi sen,leusn's beas
yer Gloves; ladies black and white si,k do.
wki,e and color'd kid DO. Black sisI, Aas and
bsndahnD Hshdkefch,efss spsdis sss and chill
dren's do. Gcn,lsn,en' 8 white cratats India
chez sewing Silks, eli coonrs; as and 20
inch coioh UmbseIlss Of tho hrst qualify,
with horn handles; oil cloths; buttons, cot
ton hoss, pins needles, milIinettsy combs, &na
crash, tapes, bobbins, sc. Sc.
N. B.--R. p. LEE keeps t6nsaptIy on
hand an Assortment Of AmEk1cAN Goops,
such az Cotton Warp, knitting Cotton, Chex,
Bed,ieks, Stripes and Gingaams, Shir.ings,
cotton threads, sc. ,anDp, ~
Newport, IoIy 8, 1878. Esw