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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

IHEoHf FR+1CJICA or. ELI,E,351 !
tue great disappointment OF ileT mann a, .,,, .,
expectations, many paTeuts hua MAT thea ~ r.f,. .
n'tei iea'lhs sChoo show reluctance u, ,lsu,,, IT, 80,
zee 'hose requirements which laej had L-,nh,us 90,
"yue WMt0'g They are hot guiC. n l.akinn ,v go
,he nVht Cannon Calculation NJ A,
tue 10 ece an "de, OF read poem beforr comma
ny, 10 snow Their proficiency ts0cuf5o.-Ilr, t,tae
be prevailed OH TO speak fbench or even To us,sYtr
fF'ch g'otaten. In short, they appear s, ara NJ,
most AFRAID VI making any PrGcftCGtIse al thlit scl
2cquiI emeuts. 1900
10 remedy this, Dir. Anderson fnrriyy lpr ,he Ia.
heW OF young laoles who have e'i hooi ;. l,.S ~
wndt may DE Termed IRAsAiiIUN ExEE. ,cr, IN liz
apoNe anu elher branches III f.nii!isr,.t ~
plactrsi employ ment Of sCbs aiainp ,Is IN M. r
nary business and social intercourse OF Tie
lie VIII commence on 5i0adop urAt an. tors Inc, o.,
give lessons Gu prGcficdt GritkJretc froIr5 oclors
An. aud resume This exercise fhn,k.vg aotunr
unIihe lhe same houTs. On I59,sdog AKA tiaD, n,u
'bgs, re9dfRs poetry aud, Subsequently, TIE E.,f ,
pnp',ea,Ohs' WIN comments Cnssio lad
anu On t3"eSd~y aud ScfaTG0s !iiuiHt he S..Jt
tns OF fFe"ch, and transatins admii,d ,Gssa.,s o.
rteneH cohpOSoL Auxiliary itssuhs IL r.t,s.ary T..
app3 aeneiet instruction ~ eieutntail p,ncips win
pegVeh q" 1dHu,", At his Lgccgsi Gran ssy S, iook
ibona io A. 81. to O'Clock p. NJ. al those da,s
r,,s 1fHhHetie....S = mouth.
iEhMS. Heading, RecaiNg, -. : ! a nontb
tSle0hids fTeRrh, c...- lie same
,eoAkDERs. The lessons Hiii ven d. The bo,,e
" s. Ann camp, near the Capitol Square 8 ho con-
ues 70 receive >onne ladies LestGsis f"n. town or
FERNS, $50 T. quarter, pa, abl, IN aa.a,ce
, 10. H..u
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toS'fstNlpT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l3.-The rrys.-
DENT OF The UNITED SrATPs, and his
family, arrived in tbs city, f,ou, his fam,
III Virginia, The day before yesterday.
N0t RI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

HALIFAX, Sept 26.-We have given,
underline Commercial head some extracts
from the Convention, signed on the Sd
OF July, 1875, between Great Britain and
America; followed by an act, passed by
Tie American Legislature in April last
and The Treasury Order" directed TO the
Collectors al the different ports in the 4.
States, for carrying that act into effect.
by The articles OF the Convention, British
Ships are freely aliowcdio emf, rAmerican
ports. wlili British goods, from his Ma.
Jrsiy's European doniDions--io dispose
oi Hose goods, and 10 receive American
produce ~ return but there is not a syl-
Fable, that We can find, STIMULATING The
market 10 Which such produce shall be
carried. Yet, the act alluded 10, and the
Treasury Order" declare, that 10 Bril-
fish vessel shall be cleared at an Anieri-
can Custom House. having certain emu
meraied articles of American produce on
board, until a bond, amounting 10 twice
the original value, be evenly ihc owner,
or parties concerned, that The property
(llus legally shipped, under lie existing
treaty. or convention shall not be landed
iH British CO,OnV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

NotICE....fhe several persona Interested in tie
4 grant of la'Ia 10 tae LOYAL COMPANN, are re-
qesteh 30 attend, III person hy grOxy attn, Farmers
Ho'slin Fredericksburg, on the first Monday IN Novr-
htT neS 10 adopt some measures ndispeusdb n.cessa
~ Tor their general benefit.
oct. III. t7..3t HSM: PEEDiFTON Sen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16
ETtdct OF a letter from q gentleman in Nev York,
10 his { respondent III di5any, dated September

n,
10 his 6 rrespoadeR III di5any, dated September
30th, 1918.
Government IS fitting oni an expedition 10
the Rocky Mountains aud the North West Goa 1
1t IS said to be az, expedition of discovery.
aud is TO he conducted by able and scientific
men, attended nv military force. \ steam
hoatis now building al Pittsburgh for this ex-
petition, and which il is expected will he a IL.
10 proceed mp the Missouri 10 its source. Ii is
ascertalned that there's d passage through The
Rocky Mountains, and al the distance OF about
miles alter yon pass Tie mountains, a branch
OF me columbia commences running, TO the
Pacific Ocean,. tits intended % tab e the steam
boat TO pieces at the moupiaius and rebuild
her ia tbisriver. The expeditions is 20 traverse
the continent 10y water, aud TO he abSeut about
two years. IL will pass the first winter on this
Side the ROCKY Mountains Ddiig JIr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

accounts received from Ha,ti. via 81. Tho.
mas, state thai B0yeJ had ioiaS tiet. ate., re
I'm! uhder chriS:Upic, bct~c,nSi. MarksanS
r'es killed on the field NV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16
az CHANCERY Charlotte Court, IN september Isig
I Helrk alb MCaIgO. ............... YLnlAiin-

SCHANCERf Charlotte Court 7tn septen,ber. Isle
hefckiah MCafgo'. ........-.........P i0iRtig,
AGA1raT
Wilam iirrndon, John Hefndou, Elijah Hcrndon, aud
Benjamin IieTudon, aud francis Nobes Jhin Hsrgc Vi,
aud ND. Deurfee eN'nrs ~ Joseph Hefudon DfgI,.
The defendant " lillian lrTndOn not having entered
his appearance according the act of ssstbi, and fe
f"lcs ~ his court aud IL appearing to The satisfaction
~ The court that he Is not an inbNbitant Of this sats
on the motion 81 the pSintin b. his attorney IL IS a.
drfd that he appear here The rst day OF DecembcT
o"urt nest and enler his appearance aud answer the
FlartHs bill and give secuTty for performing The de-
cree 81 The confl aud that COPY ef tbs order lie ill.,
srreJ ~ one " The Newspapers printed in lie city oG
Richmond ;oT two months saccessiveiy, and posted
The front door ofthe court house Of the said county.
Copy-IeSie, WILLIAM l.. MORTON, CHI.
October l6. 4J..wsw
NOlICE....I hereby forewaJa al persons from em.
~ PloJing iicnry AnstIa, Carpenter, vino clipped
noin inc about The lst Of July last Any peTsOs
employing said Austiu (or vino have employ b may
expect the law Vigorously enforced agass b as be is
At ihis tue my apprentices, nRd viii be mill Ike 18Th Of
Ociohcf. RIO LFSILh.
October ~. "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16
TOBACCO

os' chee'fu!iy gave Place TIE following article
Io, TIE tobacco couniyas Huld al an times 10
aI communications as relate to Tic state VI the crups or
tie ifnioFrpent of agriculture Ne have more ,Ial rcr
@"e'lpiei 10 Obtain an Agricultural Repnrt monthly of
utterly despair OF Such iuiorratiu, "a ,nm,d
'niish, u sc possessed IT. auiabher
." S'' -Ue"pl TO eSpsicie oH the operations Ola
s'lo OF lhe lne as towns The state of ,Lu lar
vet "hat We cAnnot d" elves we must cal anon
''s '" q" l"r US Aud We repeat wisats thai some
VI oiH.! would ASSIST as III making .p regular
i''o.hp, 81 The STATE OF the crops particularly
'h Nh'Sh iIfnis the sid. Ot his district OF soil
"es' TIC case before ts of tobacco. hayr said
''' s present iobsoro cr"p Guild I've above The ave-
iSHc 'he Vut esTor i'elr-u;y conducts ms to ir,,t
H""ht once excited leads 10 enquiry We nav, tn. On
s1e pains TO ascertain the facts from sevcranrIs of
% i,hseco c''"f1 and ia. iesuit j., hat the crop
VIZ &c "eo" an average one; some estimate II ~ oul,
'liea tnuIhSths cordGent c.lrul,i,, Loo, go,
''" four iitiis The qnay gensratiy is sn,nnsrd 10
we &c following Is from tie oOuary vi ltcken
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16
41..st'

'l'EN DOLLARS kEN AKtI. stolen from, the ststIg
D Of hesubsctiheT iD Hanover coupiy Cole tIsr,of
on the 18th inst large dun cplored HORSE about i've
feet highgo 10 old long maneand short switch
talhis legs iucllmins 10 black-wih snail pole evil
ON his head-sbod beiOre-wOfSs well ia narnrss and
wbrn IN gear his head very low and trots wide
be Hiud IN dinghas mafks Of ite saddle near his
will give the above Tewafd 10 ANY person no
viii deliver the horse, give such information that
&c, HIM JAMES ATKINSON.
Hanover, Oct ,. 4y..wsv,
IL persons having Claims against the estate OWL
N LIAM BALL. dee'j late o. Chesterfield comfy are
requested 10 make them known to the subscriber NV
whom tie earliest arrangements will be made Tor their
setiementana those iudeSted arc desed ~ nase im-
mediate payment ~ hiiD. RICHARD BOOKER
AgcHk fer IhOMOS BaI yfduiglsfrafsr.
DAnchestet, oct. 10. H..S
gNNiIIETION"..A most exquisne rsvfesentato,n % 4
~ DANE. ftusn the pencii OF Ya,'q6riyR, may now
he seen AZ the Virginia Musfm. The specimens the
'sent Of this art'st, recently evhibiied Richmond,
are presumed 70 have falls established Interpretations
f-f tas'e, beauty of oOoripg and just elegant design
3s 10 render observations those suhjecs
" h suncientt to- ASSURE the pupiic Inst The DaBr WiII
- Ter ~ comparison With those chPf 6'aUUres Of
The AT, CaiHs EatIss AND Afiadue.
Ihose wire Tay be anxious o. seeing this superior
piece y painting, may have opportunity 81 eN
arn!W2 u, ekout any eXfa char aeotherswhe wish 10
sec this pictHfe ONLY, viii ne charged 10 cents.
- PRofiLEs ~, ard fTst0es II the Museum In lie
nssi"st I1s'9c' co.'s. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

E,,biCAllON....F rederiek A. ~ aston Ies,,r,Cnn,
-, ,i us iienos hhd tie PUhiiC tbat lie InIends
~ 1""'H"e MS stbo0i toI the ensuing year al las t.N
othee III Hanover. situated about ~ mules In m rrb
O"" On Tue mann Stage road leading tnCEce io ,.
sNssn,e lie PURPOSES teaching he FreucA Isti, and
eIeeA languages ard the Lhgsh language Ia, is
ing branches, VIZ "Itbogfaphy reading wFui,r. nh
ts' s' , sIHnh'ai sengTspbj WIKI t.t he
"'u sdtIcn shc poi1He history. tie tearle Or
tp"gIaPiil on new aud approved pi9n NOT ,.,s
.1aeseis geheiay Wheren Particular attention; IS =,
p 10 he sivihs oi orbosa ahioai Tries Tue urosr
MANNER IN WHICH words should he spelled and H. a.
uuctioh betfech 'be sounds the vuwsis ,nln, I'd -;
tneT pronunciation. he is paficuI.rly atfrn.i,. ~,
tAs branch ot literature, because il is 80 10 s,.tS
rNSt, on which all Others tnrn: il is there "a
that part Of tdncstion phIchls = -
PIC duo edsS heFeItherss IN all Important .a,t md me-
winch rs entitled TO The hi ersou or Al ~
VINO WISH 10 educate properly, t. be pioDr,t ,eat
"a out Que, alas Which is generally lsn n ue
ss oI uuioh W any OF all oftbs aforementioned
idsudges, VIII ne 30 scholar he ,.yin,r, ~ -,
~, v" ne i''h OF JNly hpHt, viii bees rntG favor
~ sn""p NC c"li'euen 10 TIE attCns The ,oinni
~ hrh tine bait the iefin tniticu vii lay, ,.d
c oa'"hee al iheeNpiratop oithe term Ihe Ten nj
w mohths, commencing The lst of March IA. 80,
terminating Gu The l6i % bee. h,owns Iuronsronrs
81 us beIhs shorter ibaH usual an Abatement il ~ az
,be tees for triton ihey being tor IN, n,St - r.
io"eI INA" Tor The present. 1heIs viii DE M ysrat,o
except perhaps 81 lew DAYS that the scholars IL
ut'e zoe enure beneh, of that pa! Of the year n,E a
igsi aGaptd 10 s,U6g and .uipfoyer ent Whom ba,,,
subject to The inconvenience oi lowering over IN. ne IN
winter dung wLich time. experience lbs evireta at
very hitie scholastic theUieGge csI re scauittS
Particular attention ~ paid "a lie oon6rcf .nI
h'otas as well rs 10 he atinB of the ra,.,,.
""a'u,rs WI ne aftoii"oGsieG sn T'stCuabIe tcIH
There 0ueHSedfno n Mr.. +. =. JFiasfon',.ro,.jY.
Wf'"N 0"d hgUe "cte' srcH Sndtl rLi(erfy nm, nj
,"'reHi ~ Nc'e tho bcftfT RUdfDsf0o nkGf fkPg cI
ic0fNk. SJJBytEsJ ~ NV ~ -
IN the 2Nh Of JViy, afteDafa nH crGStis1ti1 %,
NJ. HiDstoRS gutiG. nne ne. sg,,r,s1,. -, IbsI" 7
ug ami correctness efTQfOfioJs fR me djferc,
I.atiR oDthorS, amt me NW0,rcHs 0pIsfioqs - III.
angf''h bro"rheS, fy"J o"Rdeo bg visitors 0nsnrreG
Tcfect,d cre0if on Ntir fc0rh.r IONS H. RI {IE"
Elmi1efoR, H0""'cr, Ocf. 1919. 47..l4a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

The Lake Erie Steamboat, on her first trip TO
Detroit, touched AZ Cleveland, Ohio, on The
10Th alt. and again on her return OF the 30,h.
LII is said that she will run, propelled by steam
alone, from nine TO ten miles an hour, and il is
belle we'd, that, as she is schooner rugged, she
viii work in gale as well as any vessel on the
Lake. She will carry abont 800 tons, and will
accommodate one hundred passengers in her
Cabin, exclusive OF the sieerage and torecastic,
winch are reserved for the accommodation Of
families. IN Y Com 1dr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

we have waited some time i'm daiiy cxpcc Ia.
ton sf seeing published an Official account of
the proceedings of the Court Martial which
was called to decide on charges exhibited by
bievet Maj. Gen. Gaines against Col. David
Breariey, OF The 9Th u. 5. infantry. Such pub.
hcatIon. III siiniar cases. has, we believe been
usual, and rs, we are convinced, proper. WHY
II has net been made in the pi esent instance,
we are at loss tn conjecture. That Colonel
Breailey wGS arrested by Gen. Gaines, was uni
versa!iI known; as malice and envy lent the ir
willing aid to circulate the information. with
the embellishments ssnal on such Occasions
That he icds honorably acquitted nv the Court,
has Hot been 50 ipdnstriously and extensively
published; ana we cannot but think that ius.
tice TO brave, active, and meriorious officer.
ana to has respectable connexions and hume
rous friends, demands from the War Depart.
meDt an official PRONUNCIATION of the charges
made by general Games, and the procc &c dinss
and decision or the Court thereon not only 10
rescue Colonel l,rearlcy from the imputaion
whick an arrest naturally carries viii Il, aud
from any uniuvorable !mpr, ssiuns which enni.
~ and jealousy may have employed IL 10 ere
ate; but TO place his reputation tor sagacity,
enterprise. and fidelity. 1.-The nigh aud honOra.
bic grounds To Which il is fairly and truly euii.
tied. We decline enieiing farther into the
SUBJECT AT the present time; yet hoping that
The head OF the War Department, in whose i'll
tesrity and intelligence we have great conf
dence, will sec the equity and propricty of max
Ing the publication we aliude TO.
IrehiOa True diner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

NOliCE....A ptthioH ell he presented t. tLc nc,t
General Assembly Of Virginia pra, iuq M Al, y,t
nay pass anborHngt The sale nf TIE real csta. ts nc
late William Flood ~ Buckingham died st,I.d o.
ocLlb H"NSw MARTHA FEOOn tx'x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

WANfEp....A Young Wa7 TO take cbaIGe OF a Io
W bdcc" factory al out TO miles from Richmond one
well acquainted with manufacturing, and the general
management VI tobacco, VITO come vel reroln-
mshdea, VIII meet vita liberal encouragement.
ANDERSON, BLAIR & ANDERSON
0ctobeIio. I7wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

ErFVOk TANtHS FOR RFNr.-Ii csuhscfibtf wi.ii.
- IS y" Ieht Tor the ensuing yeAi his tavern Anoau
W me ABOVE name situate The Bfook Trfnp,te s.
nhes Ron Richisosd, on the road 10 Fsadeficksntg
ihs buhonss are ihe tavern, tsostoty wood Eapse
WIN ioont "a private house with rooms L,chr,
negroes houe tTo stables containing % stalls sfanry
ah" we mouse Attached 70 the tavern tlefs Is ahrr
Nctrs ofland, most Of which is birbIv Ipahr,eo.,
pdft ven set viii c"veT...F,T terpts of zen! agp 10
'be subscriber, residing Oh the prentice.
Oct. i6. gG..WOa- SAMUEL eWrN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER


SiR-You have given ns yerv pl.axi,o
Intelligence, in your paper Of ,he a5iI
Scptember.-if tobacco sells row sly
ve,niay fairly calculate on heller price
for next crop. You have been nlisinform-
ca, as to the prospect 81 an ayrrs ye crsD {:
am convinced there will hardly DE !,alfa
crop made very few could plant their
crops, for want Of pianis--aitd many. in
the habit of making eight or len h!,.is. did
not plant "a single bill. Il know one in
stance, where eighteen heavy binds. were
made last year, the whole of Ibis wears
crop, has been offered for one single HID.
whoever expects full crop, will DE dis
appointed, assure you The crop is "A
very ia'e Que, and what tile WORMS have
spared, Tie frost will sweep.
Yours with respect,
TOBACCO PLANTER.
October 9th, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

sOeHPb TATE, ATTORNEY AT Law will suehd the
- snpSiiof and Inferior conrts held in Richmond.
oihce.... The one iorheriy occupied by wm.wnt csc.
O9t"heT 40.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

DitDl-oh The 18th ult. in the 22d year of his are
MT EDMUND WOOD, I'd son of Mai. William Wood OF
hHeiia'-h Tue death OF this young man, have m
s''Ans instance OF the uncertainty of life. But very
snort urt previous tohs dissolution be as i'm the en-,
JOY meat OF bealt beloved by his afflicted parents
ahd respected BY all who knew him His worth can on
ne appreciated Ivy those who knew him bes foI those
who knew him hest loved hiln NEST.
TRf nara 10 rdrf! bat, )" EdmHad ''taeW art bIcsf
u IRON aHaIa H'd epiks Ri'sdfy cdlPd G6ote
~ anssAS ted Instructed and cdyesSd,
y lH2H |edveH parents Ter thy SariOr's breast
" e Ease s'H'S, 6Ns gui,' n chcrtt6's lone"
III SAINT BaIt., the D. h August wh,t,er he had
louisville, k.n,ncky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

The French brig 81. Joseph, Of Bayonpe.
y. BastlIiichi nidstcr, from Maidonado q
Rio Janeiro, arrived III ~ days passage al
Hav ma, ate bciug taken by scbr. be-
lonsiag 10 commodore AuTyS sluadrou.
aud carried 10 the Island Of Santa Ca,ba
fiha, III The Gulf Of Honduras, detained
there ten days, and ihpn allowed TO pro
coed. II appeeys HAT said Aury has taken
possession Of said island, and $50 of ST..
Andrews. Ddiy ADJ.
The U. s. slip HORNET, Was living in
copenhagen Roads ON the 5ih August,
wien tie ship Jones, from 81, Petersburg
p"s''o mere. Werc. AdU
Jan'rs Spragur, Esq. bas been appoint
eu NY me Prussian government their Con.
sui, TO reside al Philadelphia.
BY tue brig James Scott, IN twenty Comr
days from for'o Rico, (arrved al Ncw
York; We I'arn, tI,ai The markets were
dull. and but little business doing. We
understand, that Mr.. J Harper, an A.
rnercan, ho was captured I'm he Miriam
da expedition, and who has remained a
prisoner until avery recent date, has ar
Ilved as a passenger in the brig.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

"A PETITION will he presented 10 fhe nrNi General a.
tsmbly Of virginia fur law auihcTiffig tie rfec
ton Of toll bridge d CarttisYiie attht Obacto Lane
ing. Oct TO- ~ Ga
10y virtue deed of ttst exetpsd 10 Glc on Jeea
- day Of March last, by L,asnus Bears 81 Chest,
Geld county, will be sold at public safe fo ash sfIsu,e
HS.srPs tavern ~ Chesterfield county, Oh Buttfehgm
road, on S0faFdQg ne 3fSf tan OF otfo1rrfHf fftf
oihefwtse the nrs fa daJ afterwards iUO arfes 90 pa
lying IN said comfy The sum ul a2ls apd al
other charges aud expenses amending he - cullen Of
the un.t. NM. ATEfSSON, Trustee.
October 10. d6.w3o ~
A FETIION viii be presence 10 tue ggXI ,neIsi
"A Assembly, pfs'ing then, 10 snthotise tte aGmnis
ttat0rs ~ g0bn n. 1cuilip. dee ana Ralcri q Tsup
dec. sell cetlainlands beongne 10 tid John " m
tins aud Echsr o. ToipI,n's estate fo fs.s, 70,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

e59sAs., Pa5sfge 10 LiveTpooi.
~, sss az, he regular trading, copper fast
ened amu c'ppeted sh.p VIRGINIA, X. Fisher master
VIII SAL from Hampton Roads the 9Th INST For
passag@ oaEy, hpngyery comfortsbi. unodaiious
Apply TO Ri feG q TONNES. Petersburg;
CHRISTOPHER FRY, Norfolk
OCT. 10. II ROBFPP SHARP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

LEAANDER L. BOiIS, Attorney at Law viii req
ulariS attend ,he c"nris Uf H.uIicD, Jhssle,b.ia
ind Hastings. Ills oice y lbe tenement rented tto,l
W. !. "a nasr9 aud nvnI AlL. Kun. OCT. 10. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

5'HE magistrates OF lisTicp county are ie pectf III
= formed that shall he candidate !or tie olic. of
FLOUR INSPECTOR at Tic ensuing election.
OCT. i6' 1d..3i' THOMAS WILLIAMS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10
Books and Stationary.

DOBERT GRAY has just received for
Z sqo on commission, an invoice OF
Books and Stationary, among which are the
following articles, viz:
Sir R1Dcrt Wilson'S sketch of the mill
tary and political power of Russia
Phi PISS speeches /; Shey's bookkeeping
Saws catechism of political economy
Manners & customs; Accidents OF life
Gishourne's natural theology
Adams's history of all religions
Benefits letters; history OF The late war
VoInev's Ruins; Brownie of Bodsbeck
The Sisters Pope's Essay on Man
Tales of my Landlord; Taylor's inquiry
Travel. at home; Domestic Medicine
Debates Of the Virginia Convention, on
the adoption Of the Federal Constitution
Wright's Life of Christ and his apostles
Bonnet boards by the gross, dozen or sim
gle; superline velIum cap writing paper
August 29
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10
New Hotel,
on THE LEESBURG ROAD.
WASHING ron DRANE

WASHING TON DRANE >.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
I 4 and the public generally, that he has
opened house of entertainment at his new
building, on the road leading from George
town to Lcesbdrg, 5 miles from the for
mer, and 10 miles from the latter place.
The house and furniture are new and ele-
giant, and every Attendance and requisite
have been provided for the accommodation
of either parties of pleasure or persons on
business. There is an excellent spring OF
water on the place, exceled perhaps by
none in the state of Virginia. The dis
lance from Georgetown, Washington or A
alexandria, being an agreeable ride, he an
ticipates a share Of public patronage, which
he hopes his assidaity to business will just
ly merit.
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so Dollars Reward.

A SECONDED on Saturday morning, the
"a. 18th inst. negro George, or George
Griffin, the property OF Miss Micah, ny
trade mailer, and understands some part
Of the blacksmith's business; he rs about
50 years OF age, 5 feet 8 or Z inches high,
stout made, very black complexion, large
ewes and mouth, with thick hips. He IS a
very arlful fellow aud has been in the habit
of obtruding hinselfas free man, and will
no doubt attempt 10 pass as such, and pro-
bably get work-has down look when
spoken to.-His clothes not recollected, ha-
wing various suits.
A reward of 10 dollars viii be given it
taken in the town or county, 90 in the conn-
iy Of Washington or Fairfax, or the above
reward il taken 80 miles from town, with
an reasonable charges it brought home.
Masters of vessels are cautioned against
barboriug or carrying off said runaway, as
they will be dealt with according to law.
JAMES SANDERSON.
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Committed

"O my custody sDRe ime past as run
i aways, a Negro woman and two chill
dren. fhe Negro woman calls herself
.frr Butter, and says she is Tree, and came
from Nottingham in Prince GEORGE county
ppwa-is of seven wears ago to this county,
whore she has lived as free person ever
since.-Sh is ) feet inches high, OF
very dark complexion. au1 appears to be
about 28 years of a.;e--h!d on when COM
ni,ted an oznsburgh shift, an old white
cotton pc-tico1t, and a red calico frock.-
Her Oldest Child is boy, who is called
TRoaas-of dark complexion, and APP
pears to ne about . years old.-The other
Is girl, who is called Ann, also OF dark
complexion, and appears TO be about 3
wear, oil. The owner is desired to come
ami take them away, otherwise they VIII
b. sold rs NE law directs, for their prison
fees. &c. THO A. DAVIS,
Sheriff of Charles County.
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