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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-01
Petersburgh, (VIr.) Nor. 5

HYpRoPHoBIA AMONG THE FOXES.
We have seen several gentlemen from
the Northern Neck between the rivers Po-
tomack and Rappahannock) who state that
the bydrophobia exists, at present. TO an a.
farming degree among the foxes. In the
county Of Northumberland, upwards Of for
ty persons have been bitten, who have been
sent to the stone. A most remarkable cir
cumstance attends the malady, which IS,
that the afflicted animal, in place Of avoid
ing the human species, Immediately makes
tow ards them, and even enters houses in
the middle Of the day. We have seen one
gentleman who states that a fox entered a
house-yard in bis presence, notwithstand-
ing there were several dogs, and that the
dogs, instead Of attacking the animal, ialme-
dia!ely retired, exhibiting great signs of
fear. On another occasion, fox made to-
wards boy who was walking along the
road tne latter to, avoid him, ieaped into
a Wagon which was passing, but the fox
pursued and bit him in several places
Much injury has likewise been done to the
cattle and we are informed that the great.
est uneasiness exists among the inhabitants,
on account Of this singular and extraordina.
ry malady.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-01
0The Anniversary Meet.

y Ine Anniversary Meet
ing of the ST, Andrews Society, will be
held at Mrs. M'Dougall's, on Monday, the
30th inst. at 10 A. N. Members are re-
quested to be punctual in their attendance
By order of the President,
Nov 26 ROB'T. JAMESON, Sec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-01

PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL SNOWDEN,
RoyAL-sTREET.
Daily Gazstte, Z dolls. Country, s dolls.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1918.
For the Gazette.
ACAN OF GOOD ALE.
When distress and misfortune shall'furrow
the brow
Ofthe merchant, whose chink gins to fail,
I'll heed not the tears which so uselessly
flow,
Der white flowing can Of good ale.
when'the lover breaks forth in the grief Of
his heart,
And compeis me to hear his sad tale,
I'll pity his suff rings, but brave the keen
smart,
Der white flowing can of good ale.
When the farmer his losses shall sadly Ia
ment,
And the low price Of wheat shall bewail,
Hew wisely III think my last shilling is
spent
On nice flowing can Of good ale.
Though troubles on troubles shall stare me
around,
Still new sweets every day I'll inhale,
When raise to my lips the goblet full
crown'd
With the generous drink Of old ale.
o ale! how divine, how delicious thy joys,
When sorrow s keen shaft shall be hurl d;
More sweet, more enticing than all the vain
OF this sad and disconsolate world. toys
Then boast not, ye friends Of tobacco and
snuff
Segars and the like do not hail.
When the Choir and the pinch and the sweet
curling puff
Must yield to can OF good ale.
ARIoSTo.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-01

The pride of wealth is contemplate
the pride Of learning is pitiable /; the pride
OF dignity and rank is ridiculous; but thu
pride Of bgotry is insuportable.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-06
Fashionable Hats.
GEORGk. WANlON,

\ OESlNOE.s WAN ONs
HAS jas' received from the N. York, Boz
: : ton. and HsrsSerd nanuhcsotisss end ofIsrs Cor
safe. vevy eheao>- s. n.
@. u,!rsnen'< supe rfins Beavers, of,he most
fashionable shape and hes, quality qJ Txs .vsv
FORK Aafs enrsvdlisd Js~ dssrabEN ssd elegance.
also - ttf - M
one case meas. vide hrins---childrens Hats, cl-
gan,y srimmed--men's shd boys tslt Do
PAPER HANClNGS. 8
This veek he viii fer Ssr sale, PsperHargings
from New-york and Hartford, some Of the lowest
patterns, for rooms and window-cursains. Wide
and narrow Borders. ryr@ $40
School books Bibles--St0fiondry, sc.
Newport, april %, 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-06
The eOlintersghn Cash, Y
Ard the Parele--Dokars 2 X,
VIM. JAMES TllI.t.Y,

NO. l24, ZHIMES. S9REkT
"ILL this day open--A general assortment OF
w GOODS t rEtis
which he will sei very low, for CosA
Among which sre--sups fine and common Broad.
cloths and Cassmeres staple and fancy coiors Bur
ling Cords and stockingnetss and velvess: fine
Fsnnels, an assortment elk, cotton, and worstcd
Hosiery. Diapers and Dammask elegant shawls,
with merno borders do Merino Trimmings sup
er yestings, both sik and cotton, blue and fancy
Calicoes Furnhures shirtings & sheetings Lutte.
strings aud sinchaws Italian canton Grapes Pop
Ins general assortment Of Ribbons; do Hand
kefchicfs fancy brushes do vest Buttons Bom-
basins and Bombszets Hearth Rags Tapes apd
Bcbbns, COMBS brown Linens, BY the piece or
ya'd. very cheap Pins and Needles Pans Draws
and Guernsey Frocks q general assortment But
tons. Tti Hti N
.Aiso fancy MusIins 4 and "a Cambrics, very
cheap, and jsconet Cambria, one Quarter cheaper
than can be bought in this state Likewise--C Chez,
from 2ss to 90 yard, and some yard wide, at IL.
All of which will be sold low for cash only
N d. w 7. intending to close bis business
in this town, in order TO commence again the next
Fall at the southwark calls all those who sre in
dcbted to him. either by note or book account. 10
settle lhe same without delay, a ne intends 10 set.
tie his business, previous to his leaving town Al
those who h.ve demands against him viii please
present them for payment. 'aF April @
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-06

s.s PRINTING, .fsl x,nd., exeensss IN
J sasisfhesery manner q ~ eSses.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-06
IN TOWN NETTING,

JAewhort, Saturday, Inrif IS. 1919.
NTHEREAS, il has been represented TO this Town
w Meeting, that The Common Burial Gfoond, be-
longing tothe Town, is much ejused by the sdmis-
sion of horses and cattle, running At large in the
. me-- tt..-.fs ~ ~ 4.
N isfherefsre Voted aud Rcselrsd, That after The
first day of May next horses. cattle, OF other ave
stock whatsoever, except sheep. shall be permitted
or Suffered 10 feed in or At large 10 the said Bu-
rial Ground -s .it y
HE .6EfAer Vssed and Re,oiseA, That ssid Burid
Ground. Eom and after The date Aforesaid, be and 10
hereby placed under the immediate control nd ape.
cial direction Of the Town Council os this Town,
hereby giving them full sSd sbsolute power TO zee
the preceding Vote carried into full eject.
kn, 6ushsr gssed g,f Ressted, That the Tosa
Council Aforesaid, snail prescribe. from tse time.
such kues sad Regulsions 10 the Sestons. relating
20 she mode OF bsrysg therein, - shall e6ecssAlIy
prevent the intermeot Of eoc body vpon snosher--
that The unoceuped grousd b economicsIy distrib.
.uledsnd y d eli such matters and hinge relative
to The premises shail eascsualy in failure secure
the same ron every Injury, wsste and depredsiicn.
his frsAer Yssed asd s1essiped. That u.e weced-
ing Resolves remain In full forte till specially re.
pesIsd ~ The wn---and that The Cizeas may have
fui knoviedge u The same. they shall Be pubIised
three suecessve veeks IN each paper printed % this
town Hffses
ION sTA,N AL',y. Ts.ss cl<rL
FRf,7INC, yea x,na., fzeeasse in
N s1f:sfurso~1 ,>ann>r- ~ ~ offrs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-06

.tpss FOR SALE,
"A Dwelling House and lot Of Land. pleasantly
aiguatsd on the f1iIl - ~ April %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-06

TINE ssbso<;sss IN si,brf ssx or lease the fosse
!. = in which ne nov lives, 10 .Thancsssreet--and
have imspcdiste possessicn. Ne y1 ~ some land,
adjoining The esiate Of the late cecffe Ctsmpiin,
fe ~ih eithes sell or iesse bis farm a. ssckuessi
poirt,, 10 viddietswa Ae has socc Furniture aIse
Tor ss!e. nkTh. HAzAHD.
JsA. 81, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-06
JOB h. TOWNSEND.

JOB 4. TOWNSEND,
70 ESPECrfULLy informs the public and his
~ customers. that the Cabinet Making business.
WI be carried at his Old Stand No - AliIl -stscct
yhere is on hand furniture Of all descriptions ali
fayors in bis line viii be gratefully received and
tended to by calling at the shop, James Town
send, at the bead Of Bsnnister's wharf.
~ 4tf ftH q Also,
n t. s. FOR SALE, afl
$500 feet Mahogany boards. 1000 Il. do. Cherry.
Apply As above. SO Newport, March g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-06

WANTS EMPLOYMENT
A person well qualified to attend saw-miIl snd
= gristn1ill, a6d who css produce good recon.
fnendations; sny who may wish 20 hire FOR the
above purposes and direct line 10 IA, b. Troy
Mass shall meet with prompt Attention. Feb. 25
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-06
!. FAlN1.S, LINSEED OIL, sc.
WILLIAM w. VERNON.

HAviNG removed 10 No. l!8, Thames-street,
being ,he Store occupied for several years tby
Underssesd q Sfsrens. 20 Paint Store, offers for
SAFE pAiNrs Of all kinds, dry and groond in OIL |
Lnseed Oil. boiled and unboiled Painters Drush-
es and Tools every desert ptien house and white
wash brusbes black and bright ysrpish Window
Class end rutV.--All which be viii sell ss low a.
can be purchased in this town. 49,.
Painting md Glazing,
Carried on a. ususl. ~
He returds his sincere thsnks 70 bis former GUS
TONER'S and soIiets continuance Of their fescrs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-06

NesO Ship Chande.y and Csoee!y Store.
John DEBLOIS,
ySroHMs bis friends and the pubic thsf be has
opened
SIP cAssdierv and Grocery Sore,
Ar No. e., TuAnkssrRznT,
viil keep constantly % hisd. EenesA ssseufse'n
~ articles N bic Gne togseher 9Th N sssortssnf
~ selseted csockssy--al Of which ne Win ecu %
- seaseneblc terms, - they esa be psfchssed u
sny s!ore n thb tovn- Newport, jan %, i9iS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

Emperor Of Morocco, with their suite returning
from Pilgrimage to Mecca. fine ragus sail.
ed this day for 1aDgiers where their highnesses
wiz disembark.
Captain Fitzclarence, aid de camp TO the go.
vernon general OF India, came passenger in The
Tagus from Alexandria. He is the bearer of
dispatches from the Marquis OF Hastings.
May 33.-OHIcial adyices from Alyiers 10 th G
18th inst. were receivedby Ii. NJ. frigate Spar
tan. The deaths at Algiers amounted TO from
30 10 80 daily, and those of Oram exceeded 100
daily. The disease extended itself westward
into the territory of Morocco, and was particn-
larry fatal To tribe OF Berkiris, inhabiting a
trac, OF country at the fsot, aud to the east
ward Of Mount Atlas.
Ii appears that the new Dey of Algiers was
conducting himself with great moderation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04
70 THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

10 THE EDKTcR OF THE ENQUIRER.
SlR-l send You for inse rtion in that column
- your paper, which is usually devoted to the
productions Of the Muse, the following tender.
ard to my mind, beautiful stauzas, upon diving
rose oush. They were written several years
since, 10y young man of uncommon genius
anu extensive requirements, and were enclose "a
N letter TO a friend, the companion of his
Nhidhood and studies. The author, who might
have been one eft the lights and ornaments of
the age, rs now no more. His hand, which was
: open as day to melting charity" is closed
forever; and his heart, that once beat with
the raptures of love and friendship, is GOLD as
the ciod OF the valley. But his memory is still
dear TO those, who knew and appreciated his
worth. lie rescue from oblivion, this little
etusion of sensiblity aud genius, is fine tri-
butte which would otfer.-ln the letter, en-.
closing the lines, he says" My rose bush is
not fictitious one-it has bloom'd while N.Y.
self was gay, careless and happy; while l
thought the worlda garden of untading sweets.
1t has seen my joys and my sorrows, and is
connected with many pleasing and painful
IecolectiOpS." II
THE DYING R0SE BUsH.
Sweet busht and is thy verdure fled.
Are all thy lovely blossoms dead,
aud ali tue sweets they wont to shed
Dispersal in air?
Dry is thy stock, with scarce leaf.
The few that are, betray thy grief,
And shew thy life viii be but brief;
49,. Ills now despair.
That bids thee fade to bloom again:
10 greet gay springs returning train,
More fresh aud fair.
No! tbs the whitening stroke of death:
Aud thou no more shall grace the heath,
Nor spring inlale thy balmy breath,
Nor zephyrs bear!
In childhood, oft beneath thy shade,
As with thy gather'd flowers, l playd,
The hemming birds above my head,
Disported here.
And often in youths fervent hour,
While owning loves extatic power,
hied at dawn, to pluck thy flower,
And give my fair.
Yes, wither'd bushl-thy flower hath press'd
My lovely Charlotte's snowy breast,
And by the ruby lips been kiss'd,
OF Charlotte dear.
But thou has lost thy damask plume,
The willow shades my Charlotte's tomb
AID Heaven, hath called her home to bloom,
In bliss fore'sr.
Yet tho ON earth, no trace be shewn,
Of CAarlotte's beauties or thy own,
Shall memory, till life is flown,
Your image bear.
And when see beauteous maid,
In heavenly charms like hers array'd,
Or view fair spring III roses clad,
Joyous appear;
Will call up Charlotte's image bright,
Aud seek thy cOnsecrated settle,
And linger here
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

From The T.. S. syaddron.-We have been ia
yored with The perusai OF letter from an OF
ticer in our navy, dated Le.horn, April IS
ms letter states" At this moment the Arch
dnke Charles, Duke of Modena. visits the
Franklin, aud on which account the whole
snnadron are iirime a saImte" IN Y Gn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04


sINRoM 2OO to 400 LOIS in the town OF IVdrrafiock
Il will he sold tothe highest bidder credit Of SIX
months on the RTst day of September merit.
Plats cfthe ground will he exhibited that day
can be seen before, on appliraton TO the subscI
This town is situated in Halifax county, N. e. ied
ately at the foot Of The lowest falls Roanoke liver
and OH ITS south bank, il spreads plain well cal
cnlated Tor the object and that delights eye
WIN the beauties oil nature, while it eXhe!ates the
with the prospect OF plenty II is we'll waeTed aud
proven as neighboTiBg situation
eT II has also good banks for landng x public
ferry ediaely which gives easy access from the
opposite side canal is now cutting the
round the falls, which is intended to open conmuni
cation between the small and large crafts. Navigation
ooats, carrying rom forty 10 sixty hogsbeads OF
&c. sc. which down the river from the falls to
Norfolk, distance Of about miles by water The
Roanoke Nben she resumes her long lost but
tionabe right, will, IN commercial point of view rank
vain any Of her sister Atlantic streams, south OF the
OioDiac aud east OF the Msslss The extensive
fertile back county which borders Roanoke lis
MANY branches, most of which he made navgable
VIII gave Importance to some place her banks, that
VIII nave no cause 10 repine al the pro peTty of Rich
inoad. The rapid progress making in-ihe navigation
aud the vast quantity of produce which been
down, some Of which descended the river from 200
miles above The falls, notwithstanding its uniIlproveh
state, gives evidence of its future Importance plain
TO he mistaken. la the of rs months, fifty
Richmond have commenced running, aud have brought
down u the head of the tails, which is about miles
above the foot, 2e00 b1gheads Of tobacco
sides vast QUAINT! Of other produce Notwithstanding
the difficulties OF land carriage round The falls which
will be obviated when tie canal is completed.
hope gentlemen will view the premises, and take
into consideration the many advantages which shew
ocular demonstration regardless of the opinions
which may be expressed OH that subject.
HENRY SMITH.
Iuly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04
July 81.

NTOTiCE.-Nii be rented publicly Monday, the
~ 18th day Ofnext month, If fair fnot the fair
day, my TWO rENEMENTS in the town Of Carriers
vile, opposite the store of James Jennings, with apart
menis Tor private family to each; also garden, ice
house, aud other necessary bouses which will he
together with the store apart, may b: conc-
dcd upon thai day Ed: STATION, jr.
Jnly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Rauavoy i'm, ~
suDscTibeT, negro woman, named BIDDY about
ihiiy years old, DARK complexion near fest ineLs,
hgh stout made aud likely. As all her concessions ut
Mr Powell. tot,W Cf sSEv &c %
Petersburg, July %. o. AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04
TO The Consul Of tile II. s..
at Gibraltar.

From Gibraltar papers receired Mt BosfoaJ
GIBRALTAR, May 2j.-H. NJ. s. Tsgus, arri
we'd in this Bay on the 18th inst. from Aiexan-
dria, Egypt, having Ola board two sons of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

ENok SALE-I'geipe likely NC 40 MEN, nov IA
the peniieniaiy, who have been reptieved Tor safe
and transportation.
Iioposa,s VIII ne received at this Office from those
persons who may wish to purchase TNelye mon,b,
sieo VIII b. allowed the purchaser, OH his giving
oohus VIII approved security Ter tie pa,nn.nt ahG Go
carry the said slaves out OF The United States
WM. ROBERTSON. &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

A HANDSOME CoACHEE, bat iittie used made ~
IA one of the FIRST sotkmen IN the city and OF the hest
materials FOL saieit may be had With or without s.
young HoKSEs.-Apry to M. James Sheppard. onpo.
site the Eagle, or III this ofice.
July ~. on q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

4 WILL not he responsible ,oT any loading put ol
Il board of INV boats, without nay knowledge.
THOMAS L. RANDOLPH.
July 81. 25..1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04
JAS. BUTLER.
(sisned)
The following interesting Circmlar from
WIN. SHALER, Esq. was received by the schoo-
ner Fayeitc, from Gibraltar m. Y. Ga..

y w lbUOWing interesting Circular from
WIN. SHALER, Esq. was received by the schoo-
mer Fayeitc, from Gibraltar. IN. Y. Ga-.
(CIRCULAR.)
SIR have The honor TO inform yon that in
reply TO a rcquisition Bradc by ne on the Alee.
rIne gOterTmeut, have received the most DO.
siuve assurances, that during the existence Of
peSillenCe in Algiers, instructions will be Civ
EN- TO the commanders Of their cruisers not 10
board any American merchant vessel, on any
ptetcAt whatsoever; and | request, that for
tue Information Of our fellow citizens, whom
the same may concern, you will give To tins
circular that publicity within your own dis.
tnct which tie case requires aud that yon
will immediately inform me. or tie naval
ferccs OF the United States. stationed in the
Mediterranean, Of any departure from tl,is ar
rangemeHi OF tie part Of ihe AlgefineS, which
NAV cometO your know ledge, jno order that the
same may be corrected forthwith.
J have the honor to he, very respectfully,
Sir, !OuT most obedieut servant,
tSigned) WIN. SHALER.
Consul General OF the L. s..
la Barbary.
To flte 4 M anil Of fitp IT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

- -"'''"' "'i' = hhhhoDABE.
u edmond ACADEMY. Chiles Terrell. JoLn
friends and the public that they have
respective schools, with the design o! establishing
seminary npen an extensive and liberal plSh to be call
ed The Richmond Ac0de1ny, for the
ing youth OF both sexes in the languages arts ana
- '' -
Separate ard distinct partmens in tenements unccn.
VIII be provided for the ladies Young
and boys who are students this academy in order thar
fhey may have no opportunity of mixing or conversng
with each other. .
The following is CONTEMPLATED as the arranoemeut 81
the academy
CHILRS TERRELL--R English French, writing arItl,
mere rhetoric, logic, moral philosophy and natural
JOHN WoODTle several branches Of lie ina,hems.
'cs including Geography, surveying and navigation
natural philosophy, including astronomy CHI mstry
INDEPENDENT of these branches, j. will give lessous
90 te female school III drawing and DaRting as also in
the Latin language.
W. C. DAY-Tbe several classes OF Greek and Latin
IN the departments of Dung men and boys,
The Richmond Academy will go into ope atieu on the
first Monday of SeptembeT.
The hours ofatteBdance will he six every day Saur
about three.
Fees Of Tuition for Young Hen and Bovs.
English grammar wiring, arithmetic French ATTN
ana creek, or either of these branches alone, IL so
cents per quarter.
Iheabove branches with mathematics or any branch
ot mathematics natural moral philosophy : 10 per
quarter.
Fees of Tuition in the Fensate Department.
The English language, writing arithmetic and geoera.
ply, or either, 5 IL so cts. per quarter.
Do. with French, Latin, mathematics or natural nh j.
ios0phy, or either, 8 8 per quarter.
Drawing and painting S per quarter additional.
students rem the country I" pay the fees in advance
those IN iowa at the expiration Of each quarter.
C.1eTreN can Accommodate few young men and
boys with board, &C. on moderate terms. The Young
men and boys to be lodged in separate apartments
~ q. Dug can accommodate few young ladies with
OoaId, &c on moderateteims.
July 10. Iow6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

COMBINE iste in the month of sepTr last a n4Y
- MAR" "a years old feet II inches high, sp.cEed
on tie lps and shoulder, two feet white blaLeG
oihcTD stray ed, stolen from plantation the
county Of Chesterfield. Seine months after, the over.
seer brought home mare Of this description which had
been tahen 1t SIR. II. M'NeaPs near Pe:eTsbuTg...
The snbscTiher, on his return home few weeks ago
found thar doubts existed his neighbOrs res.
peciing her identity. She is supposed be redder
bay than the mare lost last summer aud blaze
on the face nearly quite straight. Her left hind foot
and portion If her right hind foot white Should
any have lost snCh aud he able identify
her, she viii he restored npon application.
Is. WATKINS.
July H. 2i..w4Ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

u RS. aPSLEi BUTLER-Having taken air. rate's
Iva spacious teneinen, doors below The se raw
efu Is prepared 10 Accommodate travelling families
aud persons from the countTy. She of com
msbious lodging rooms, with excellent beds-and her
table shall ut all tunes be furnished with the pre-
duce oi the market. Ladies may rely upon every aien
on IN her p0wcrA good stable is attached TO the es-
ablishmen, the horses OF visitors will be proper.
~ attended TO.
As the situation, though in the centre of the city, is so
constructed to afford complete retirement TO those
who may wish 1t. she solicits the patronage OF her
friends aud the public.
July 81. -5st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

THE subscriber Will offer for sale the 26fh or 4
sHH netf, " taA, II not, the next fair day on the
premises. his very hne ESTATE on Machodock creek.
III the county OF King George, containing 900 acres
ne houses are eooo and the land very ne and
ing more advantages, perhaps, than any estate IN b
Northern Neck-1he terms will be made known al any
tine by THOMAS RERN.nn'
July 2l. % ga