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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

Honour We are informed that an
affair Of honour took place this morning,
at the monument Of honour at Hoboken,
and that young gentleman of the navy
received wound which will probably
close his honorable career Tile was no
doubt led to this act by the honorable ex-
amples of his superiers.
We believe poor corporal is now suf-
fering in our state prison for having killed
his man, according to this code of honour
which it thus appears, is intended only for
distinguished men! Col. NoU. 23.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01
Military Notice.

THE Commissioned Officers of the
IL ESSEX BRIGADE, are invited
to meet OIL Saturday the 5th day OF De.
cember inst. at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. at SEA-
BURY's tavern, at Camptown, when several
subjects will be laid before them relating
TO the Improvement Of the Militia of New
Jersey.
panctral attendance is requested, and
that the Officers will appear in uniform.
Dec. |, 1878.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

II is dated two hours later than the letter
published in the Newspapers.
In addition, We have seen the gentle.
man who brought over the account which
has been published. He arrived in the
Flying Fash, and quilted Ostend on the 4lh
instant. He confirms what is above stated !;
aud he adds further, thatthe Allied Troops
we're to quit France by the end Of the
present month.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

A woman calling herself Hannah Cook
supposed to be between IS and 80 years
Of age, came to the house Of Mrs. John
son, in Broad street, IN the beginning of
September, said that she was from Alba
ny, and was accompanied by small child
about three years old. She appeared mel
anCholy, and of reserved and religious
disposition, communicating nothing salts
factory Of herself or her friends. She
stated, however, that she had mother
living in some part Of New-Jersey, and a
cousin in Philadelphia. She was taken
sick in October, and died on the 3lst Of
that month, leaving her child entirely DIES.
titute Of the means Of support. The
child was taken to the house of Mr.. Jane
| Lynch, No. ll2, Broad-street, where i
now is. Editors of newspapers, and par
ticularly of Albany, New-Jersey, and Phi
ladelphia, will please to state the above
facts for the information of the friends o.
the mother, TO whom the orphan will be
cheerfully restored.
Any communication on the subject, d.
rected to Mr.. James Lynch, Broad-stree;,
or MIR. Elias Lynch, Post Office, New,
York, will be attended to. Spectator.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01
NEw.LoNpoN. Nov. Il

NEW LONDON, Nov. l9.
Remarkable Fish.-On Thursday the
18th inst. fish of singular appearance
was found dead upon the south shore Of
Fishers island, in this vicinity. Probably,
while in pursuit Of its prey, it was car
ried by its own velocity and the surf
upon the shore; as by the marks on the
sand, it struggled much on the beach,
Two fishermen, named Hewlett, discover.
ed it soon after it was dead, and brought
to this place the tail, and described the
other parts. They were sent Immediately
to obtain the skin and the head. On their
return they found an immense collection
of crows, which had made astonishing
destruction of the body, which they had
previously opened, and represent the in
testines to consist of single canal-they
had also cut off strip Of the skin of con-
siderable length.
DEscRIrTIoN.-We have measured the
tail, the head and the neck. The tail
measures seven feet 10 length, is shaped
like the tail of an eel, and on dissection
appears to be furnished with tendons, Civ
ing it extraordinary strength. 1t appears
to have been attached to the body, elevated
about 80 degrees; the diameter of the
vertebre at the point of separating the
tail, measured one inch aud half. The
length of the head, two feet, its circum.
ference nearly the same with the neck,
which measured five and half feet in cir
conference. The mouth armed with a
triple row of fine teeth, and, when extend.
ed, is about five inches vide. IT has two
large humeral fins or paddles, each two
feet long. The fishermen state that the
length and circumference ofparts we have
seen, have contracted much by drying,
since they were separated from the body.
For the satisfaction Of the curious, We
now add the description Of the other parts
Of this extraordinary fish, as given BY
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

Messrs. Hewlctts. They stale, chat they
discovered within the fauces an inner
mouth or jaws, filed with teeth, like q
hatchel !; it was formed about one foot
below the outer mouth. With the inslru-
ments they had, they could not separate
these jaws from the bones to which they
were attached. They also state the body,
independent of the head and tail, is twenty
one feet long, and nearly the cifcumfer-
ence of barrel. According 10 the two
descriptions, it appears that the length Of
this fish is at least 80 feet.
The head feet
Body 2 feet
Tail feet
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01
MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On Wednesday evening last, by the Rey. Dr.
M'DoweIl, Mr.. Samuel .l5iuey, 10 Mrs. Phebe
Edzuards, both of LIZ ons Farms
On Thursday evening, BIZ tie Rev Thomas
MorrelI, MIR. William II. Ross, of Newark, to Miss
Joanna Williams, Of this place.
On Saturday evening, BY the Rev DIR M'Dow-
ell, MFR. Hugh Kent, Of Newburgh, to Miss Eli--
G6efh HOrOGfd, Of this town.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

| ginning of Dext, at such intervals and by
such routes, as may be afterwards deter
mined TO be most convenient for all par
Ties. The Allied Powers are perfectly
satisfied with the present state of France,
and the securities which she offers, 10 her
internal condition, for the preservation Of
the general tranquility. They are like.
wise satisfied with the guarantees for the
payment of the contributions. These con-
tributions are all to be discharged in the
course OF nine months from the signature
Of the Treaty. The first instalment to
be Is per cent. upon the whole sum; and
the remainder is 10 be paid by equal in
stalments at the end of every two months.
The first payment of rs per cent. will
take place OH the goth of December of
the present year. The house of Barring
q Co. supported by their friends of the
other banking houses of Europe is the Sc
curity. Mr.. Barring was yesterday called
10 conference, and presented satisfactory
guarantees. The distribution of the sums
TO be contributed have not yet been able
infinitely TO ascertain, but the following
are the portions allotted to the greater
mowers -
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01
NOTICE.

FHE subscriber requests those per-
Ssons indebted TO him TO call aud set
lie their accounts some time in the course
of this year, as he thinks if they do not
he shall leave them 10 the hands of the
magistrate for collection next year.
JAMES WILSON WADE.
Connecticut Farms, Dec. /. 1918.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01
NOTICE.

TVHE subscriber Informs his friends
u and former customers, that he still
continues the
Tailoring Business,
opposite The Episcopal Church, where all
kinds of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH
ING are made at the shortest notice, and
in the most fashionable style-and that
wood, and all kinds of country produce, at
the market price, will be taken 10 pay
ment, If delivered when the work is
taken away. He also returns his sincere
thanks for past favours.
ISAAC L. DAVIS.
Eliz. Town, Dec. l, 1918.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01
Total. 80

We give no opinion Of this fish but
submit 10 The public the facts within our
knowledge, and as stated by the fishermen
who discovered him. ! he fishermen
have gone TO Fishers island TO bring to
this city the skeleton, if practicable. The
parts we have described are to be seen al
Mr.. Andrew Smiths, near tie market.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01
FOR SALE,
THAT PLEASANTLY SITUATED
House and Lot,

Opposite the State Bank, now occa-
pied by Mr.. Moses SMITH, and pos
session given on the first day of April
next. The terms of payment will be
made easy to accommodate the purchaser
Also for sale, one of Lanes portable,
open. PATENT STOVES.
Apply to ]. l. DAVIS.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01
NEw-YonK, Nov. 25

NEW FORK, Nov. 25.
Loss Of the briggs Savannah Packet, and
Rivat.-Extract of letter from one OF
the passengers to the owner OF the brig
Savannah Packet, in this city.
Nassau, N. p. Oct. 3oth, 1918.
have this moment arrived here, aud
am under the painful necessity Of &C.
quainting you with the loss OF the brig Sa.
vannah Packet. She was wrecked OIL the
Island OF Man Jack, one OF the Keys oil
Abaco, AS leagues distant from this place,
in violent storm and gale, on the night
OF the l4th inst. The regret and extreme
modification experienced 10 consequence
OF this unfortunate event | feel unable to
express. No blame can be attached to
Capt. Fowler; but on the contrary, III
justice to himself, officers and crew,
must remark, that every aid in the power
OF men TO render, was given by Them
from the commencement Of the voyage
until its unfortunate termination. The
extreme violence Of the gale completely
frustrated all exertions that could be
made. Land was deserted on this unfor-
tunate day, at about II A. NJ. under our
lee; the weather squally and thick, with
rain. Vessel was hauled upon the wind,
which was not blowing very heavy, but
continued increasing until p. M. All
this time it may be said to have blown a
gale, and still continued increasing. At
8 P. M. the gale had increased to such vi
olence as rendered our situation hopeless.
Shore and breakers under our lee aud
close aboard, sometimes within the length
of the vessel, we had continued lacking
ship, to avoid both, until nearly P. NJ. :;
at this time we had no alternative left but
to run inside between the breakers and try
the Misunderstanding become completely
land locked, was unable to work off the
shore upon either tack. The anchors
held the brig until about II P. NJ. when
the gale had increased TO hurricane, and
soon after drove us ashore. Before day
light the brig bilged and filled with water
We landed the passengers, pitched tents &c
shelter them from the weather, and wen
to work to save as much of the cargo az
practicable. The weather continuing
stormy, aud surf running very high, pre-
vented lis from doing but little until the
eth, when several small wrecking vessel;
came to aid us; but it was not PRACTICABLE,
to complete unloading till the 18th, wheI
all hauds embarked for this place, with al
the cargo saved. Most of the cargo liabi
to damage by water, has been very nue.
injured in consequence of being undo
water long. l purpose chartering YES
sci to land the passengers at Mobile Point
the expense to be divided between US, an,
think it probable / shall not be detaine,
here more than a week The cargo will
be sold, or commenced upon, the Sd No
vember.
The brig Rival, from Boston bound tt
Mobile, was wrecked on the 18th inst
about SO miles from the Savannah Packet
Her cargo was saved, but mostly dam
aged. 1t has been brought here and sold
Her situation was better for saving tn
cargo and effecting dispatch than the Sa
vannah Packet"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

The Boston Centinel of Wednesday,
says, Commodore Perry is now in town,
sitting TO the celebrated Stuart, who is
employed by the State of Rhode Island to
paint full length portrait of their gallant
countryman.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01
TUE GA1laTg!rgllao
ELIZ.4BETH-TOW
TUESDAY, DECEMBER I, 1918.

The late President Jefferson is said to
have SO far recovered from his recent i'll
ness, as to be able to ride out. He is about
IS years of age.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

The non-commissioned officers, must
clans and soldiers Of the U. States, who
are under sentence TO hard labour for
more than six and nine months, arg ordered
to be transported to New-Orleans, to be
employed on the public works now erect
ing on the seaboard of Louisiana.
n. 7. Gas.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

We learn, says Baltimore paper Of the
oath uIt. that the Circuit Court of the
United States will, tomorrow, commence
the trial of the indictments found by the
grand jury at the present term for sup
posed breach Of the acts of Congress, which
prohibit the fitting out of vessels Of war,
in the United States, to cruize against the
subjects or citizens of any country al
peace with our government.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

On Thursday night the stores Of Messrs.
Maltbie and Field, 29S Pearl street, aud
Warning and Kimberly, Ill. Frontstreet,
we're broken open by forcing locks. Some
dry goods we're taken from the former, and
about $3.50 from the latter, from which the
iron chest was taken into the yard, aud
forced open. N, 7. Gas.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

1Gau RobberS.-Wm. Hare, one OF
the accomplices 10 the Mail Robbery last
spring, was lately convicted thereof, and
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment. OF
the five persons engaged in that daring
robbery, two have been executed, one died
10 prison, and the other two are sentenced
TO hard labour for a long term OF years.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

The French brig Minerva, was to sail
from Hayre about the 18th Oct. for Mo-
bile, with about so passengers, most Of
them mechanics, who design to settle in
that promising place.-Mer. Adv.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

NEW DIRK, NOV. 70.
Loss Of the briggs Savannah Packet, and
Rivat.-Extract of letter from one OF
the passengers to the owner OF the brig
Savannah Packet, 10 this city.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-01

HNHE subscriber informs his friends
u and the public, that he has on hand
large assortment of Stoves, viz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27
stanton. sept.is.

tNDUCAI IONA scbbsi will be continued tpe ensu
iBg year nnGgT the direction 81 the subscriber AZ
Mont Rose, the residence of Mr. Josiah Smith miles
above Powhaan courthouse. IL Ills seminary will be
TAUGHT Tue creek. Laiin aud English languages gram
ma'icay, together wth geography, history, reading
writing aud arithmetic. he school viii Commence on
Monday The ilih 81 January. iSia. aud terminate on
FRIDAY The i0h nj Dccguiber following the month Of
august beHe reserved f"1 vacation. Tkc price for tut
lion will he 80 pet scholar s,,e whlek v mn he
required on M Hst day 81 April aud tn balance atths
eBd Of tie term.
mr Smiih Ttl arcomDoGS.e scholars Siih board at
= 100 the term, L. be psd QuaTtery ~ advance encb
5Vafder finding his oun bed aud candles
ihey VITO PATRONAGE The scLooi this year shai have
The preference n eugseng scholars f0T the text povi
fed spP.ications be made daring the present month
No scholar vii be adlssifed ntO tie school tor short
e. period thaa the whole term. Srict attention will bs
paid 70 che morals otths scbolsfs.
E0gLnI ~. NILSSON
Safttf ....akr
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Is ..sna

n Ihe bNQl.Ru is vAolsshed tsltsa weet, gene
.ap. AID tee tiu.es aWeel curing the session al the
), ie ErsatuFsPrice, the same rs Heretofore f'ot
1iaTs pc. aGhnn, ps able ~ ajrau.v N"ies o Sbar-
tcai canAs, t0Hts) viii be received III psyne. ne
t.lnor viii guaTAntce ale safet, OF teutns them by
mai. ;e Usaye OF nj, lVtic,s 5ey raid b. the wrtets.
E No paper VIII he discSniIue", tbu' At tie utscie-
Of lie ELicr, until oil hase res paa up
IT Whoever Will guarantee liz paiieht vihhe payers
tbali receive 4 tenth srGfts
rtt,MS OF ADVERTISING.
-. t,s. .yJL.tc-F!rSf iastrfiJa, IS ccRfS--etfc.
c0lss.ssaUNcc, s. eeHfS.
No .steyiiss.ent inserted ~titii IL has either 6cea
pad yo, SSacs sg some s'eisc. ia This ctt as
IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81

Pi rbtacof desd Of trust executed to TIE smbsryi
- bers GU janis Bak.n and Many his srits, ana
WILLIAM nA5NEr, jr daky Of record d. ihe hustin.s
conrt etsce, fosecUre Se payment ~ certain SXns
therein mentioned. triG be sold the promises for
cash, 60 TIE highest 6idder. the I3h day of Nove
situate igilg being ia The city of Richmond a,.,
comprised ia the deed aforesaid. being the same cn,s
Keyed 10 the SAD Bredm ana D0bey 6y Bea0nt Jack.
son and Margaret his rye ana Joiet tester.
Nm HAY, IK., WM. RowLErr, Trustees.
October 20. is..7t
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(iAUNToN ACADEhY.-The winter session ICON.
- sIstng, as usual Of i've mouths) will Commence at
tne ABOVE academy, on tue 23d ~ November next.
Tie system Of instruction will embrace an extensive
eOnI sc Of elementary, mathematical classical studies
"fiing' arithmetic, ooA-keeping, according 10 the
true Italian netkod1 Eucijds elements Complete men.
suTaon Of snpeTDces AID solids the theory and prac-
uce "i IaiId surveying guagiHg practically, plain ard
sphIIcdi trg0nOmety, comic sections, Algebra diaDg.
haFgdll1n, Qualifications aud gunHery the elements Of
astronomy modem geography including the use Of the
CLONES, ana tby construction OF charts and nIaps will be
taught b. BARThoLomEw FULLEE, professor of ma.
tbeniatiCs.
The classical department, conducted by l.. n. Gil
HAKpiS viii, under the present regulations eInbia ce
the Iatm Greek, aud French languages English gTani.
mar, bellies letfes, aud ancient
tory.
1ERMs, per sessioH.-ror writing, English grammar.
and arithmetic, 5 i5--FOr all tne other branches or
any OF them, S25.
NJ b. The ABOVE charges include fuel &C. &e-Board
can he procured, alta moderate price. H. respectable
families aud the saiubTity Of tie town aud its vicinity
is generally known The rules aud regulations for the
government Of the academy, together with other desifa.
bic documents, may be Obtained rom The undersigned
SAMUEL CLARKE, Scc'g
81 ne D0aTd ef Trustees.
S'd"n'nn' Sept.is 80. .t23N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27
ssAcnNs OF WHITE OAK SWAMI LAND.

SS ACRks ar WHITE SWAMP LAND.
HNok SALE, 6y Virtue Of deed Of trust eLesuted
20 me Subscribers by anderson Cartwright, and
Efizaoefh his 1ye Of Hcnrco cOu;ity, bearing Gate
fhe 6h day ~ october 1917 10 the Payment Of
zso detfSrs DIE 10 J0siah GQrthrsht vith interest
fhe,eon from said date together mifh the eipeaces
dffendDig tie execution Of this uust-Ipu be sold at
Pm6tc SUE TO the hshe 6idder for cash tie pre-
Mises, on Sdtnraag 2ist d0g ~ NoUsnGer neat, (lt
Jgir, ofhsr1oise The nert fur day. SNndGy eIeepten
ne said IS desc,ijed in the trust deed
ROBINSON LORD, ! ~.
HILLLI.H CdRIER,} T"Sfee s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27

~ EGRCES FOR SALE. Will he sold at Cars
urooS, (6miles north Of Cha intt.svie Alternately
on 1h"rsddy tie 1904 Of N0UeDjer Neif, d credit
OF IL months, 10 young. likely aud valuable negroes.
Also Tie CON- stock plantation utensils and furniture
rar ot strong grey carriage horses Wagon, and
morse cart large Sideboafd aud handsome dining tables
Bonds with approved security ~ months credit i'll
ue required. JAMES o. CARR, NuiaserS for
DABNEY MINORS Hstty Carr.
Ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27

FENkE NOTICE, That shall pTesrnt Dejllon 10 llIr
next General Assembly, praying for The repeal OF an
Ae' passed III tue last session authorizing VIM God To
ape pdHacAS rails and that writ OF ad suod dam u
Nupu issue rom the cOaaiy csHTt of Fuvanna to as
Lcio ,oe amount Of dam &c that Snigh accrne to the
pafes interested, by ssndenning five acres Of land on
G ln sue OF SAID river for the suppose Of establish
E lOons shi ner hstufes To improve the navigation
9tihe same. Reasons for SO doing viii he fniiy sn,
W. t.i, 49, a"N P''i''O"' WV. r. BARKIIT.
''"@"e''o'
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FUR I.ONDO!

.A2 FOR LONDON,
>spT3aAs 10 the address oil hlgssrs. John Giliat *
-Ssssss, son, the suhsta,,al coppered aud copper
fastened ship J1hn B,tisesy, will Commence loading at
NaIwick ia few days. Twa-thirds oi her cargo brtug
engaged, aud ready tn board she will have nnns
a,ase Disqualification terms OF lreishi, &c. app, To
WILLIAM GiLLiAr.
g..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27

BY Virtue 81 deed o}trHst erecHtedt0 the subycri
~ hers by NeitaicCOaH. 10 secure thS Payment 0fu
tnm 81 money therein Specifed, dated the I'd DAY Of
DecembsT lslI and recorded ia the county court of
HeIrir0, tiH be sold, Saturday the twelfth day Of
December neat ,6ore the 'front.' door oft&e Eagle B0,ek
~ the CRY Of Rishn0Rd at pRbfic auction the hir
EST bidder for ready money the t0tsoriEg properly
10 M An .snaipided siith payt Of Tract Of LAND
ga the coHHty Of BeRrco coNtdinig more o..
Tess, near the UaterS Of WeSfhaln and adjoining Tho
ds ~ drchibdsd Blair, those aote or lately be.
iongHs 10 the heirs ofcok Join Harpis and the lands
tafeSg me properly II HIN. Dnndridse's heirs and
noe belonging IL H. TUTORS Neil JIctouN and oko
the tdnds 81 lpn EOHZ.1e and 0thersbei,is part Of
The fraef caflse ne tD4<40Pg, b.ies House Tract
50 much Of the sad siifh pGTf shut BE- Recessdryto
pay Hh"e may b. de Of Sdid money at the time Tie
safe did fae expenses atfsndig RE GIecnt0R Of the
SAID trust. II TIE safe to be conducted by fERON,
NNfUN% 20. TIE TRUSTEES
OctnbeT6. IA IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27

,r - o,u,ppr a, ~ C0HncH, Octo6er g. 1915.
10 OhDbhED' that notice I've given by advertise.
a heuf W one OF more of the newspapers printed IN
lhs ciy Of ItchmOhd, that The keeper OF lie pubc ia
and p9niieniiay, who is authorized to supply The Id
l1slituii9n With raw materials &c for M. Ss,ians
branches Of aDor therein prosecuted is awayss1o,s5
wan iduds of purchasing all the materials &c use a.
he purposes ab'Seizenioned, aud that the said keepsr
Has no power To maze purchases upon credit Tor lie
hses ~ ihe penteniiars nor 10 aay to bad lie
snonwe 10y hisacts contracts, beyond the funds
deposited IN his hands.
Atopy-ieste. wI. ROBERTSON, c. C.
~ q. Tue foregoing advice does grow oni Of an,
~ ~ Tue berpero OFT g peiiiieuIary. IG..st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-27

& NoURiHoUSE 1ANERN....1hs subscriber IN !oriis
ms ifenhs and the public, that having rented this
establishment, he viii be ready, the 18th November,
10 tahe or Ia (indsing) yearly boai will be
prepared 10 accommodate gentlemen End ladies ua,ul
mug 10 ibis CIT. lie them that nothing i'm
M power sbaiibe wanting make their situation agrer
aDie As MS bar and table shall have tn. of the
Rlciinod market. aud his stables tTusty usIleTs and
gcoa iofase he hopes tc merit the peIouageoi gen
oIsHs public. JOHN C. NoNrACIt
oberI