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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
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Extract offs letter iroma gentenian. ubo SOME
tiine Since einigraIcd from portspauil, =.
r. 10 the western country, dated al 81,
Charles, near ST. LOUIS, III the Missouri Ter
ritOry.
GO have finally concluded 10 tx nv "a
mily here. In point Of healtliucss, beauiv
OF country, and tineness of land, Rave
seen 10 place that ! like so well. This
village is situaled by the Rivers, 10 miles
from ST. Louis, and about % miles 40
the Missouri, which is navigable more
than 5000 miles above this. Tire land
about this town is the most delightful
that can be imagined. Great pali of IL
is a kind OF land which the people in
New England have no idea; an open, level
PLAIN OF the richest possible soft, 40 ieef
deep, perfectly free from bushes, and CO.
vered with grass higher than nv heaf. -
On these fields the people get 80 bushels
OF corn, 80 oi wheat, 1000 lbs OF To-
bacco, and the same quantity Of iu3s 10
Tie acre, with no manure and very litie
cultivation. Where tuey have orchards
they raise the most beautiful fruit iinasi-
nable.-PlumbS and hops grow Wild Ia
great abundance.
AS thousands ofacres Ollie finest pas-
ture hes open, every one keeps as macy
COWS and horses as he chooses, and cnis
any quantity of hay for them, where he
pleases. And yet buffer and cheese are
higher here, than in New England
This arises from the extreme idziness uf
HE people, and from not one IL a Iuu-
dred knowing iiow to make cheese. Me.
chancs get from . 90 TO . dollars a day.
Land may now be lad from 2 % 30 3dois.
the acre-but Is emgrants are flUwing
III by hundreds ii will shortly rise IN va
lue. We are here, near lie monih Of
the Missouri, and the Illinois, and onis {
miles from tire Mississippi Coos are
csnveEed from here 10 New Ofiesns
cheaper, than so mics bach IN the cunt
Try to BostoH. Wild game is abundant:
| seldom 20 ont without seeing q deter
and IN ride last Monday am cOnliAent
J saw 500 Wild turkeys. Aud vet the
land IS great part Of il open, and lanks
like old fields. Tile country is rs neal
thy, J think, as in Ntw England, ami
anrlnciIned TO think, il more so for feeble.
people. have my heaIil, better. The
summers Here are vers hot, hui the airiis
dry aud healthy. Tile winters are short
and moderate. am about frgiue 10
buld me brick house in the village
but II am able, mean in the spring 90
have log house and farm on The beau-
tllul prairie near this town, inview of he
Missouri, the Illinois and the Mississlr-
pl. The soil is the richest and tile pros
pect the most delightful of any plac,
have ever seen.--I lansuisb indeed fur
the society OF my friends but If we are
TO see each others faces no more I'm th,s
world, LEI us so live, that we may have
some ground to indulge the hope ihai we
may meet in heaven.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
IRON THE AuRnRA-l

Frequent alluSi0n has been made in the An.
rOTa TO letter said 10 have been addressed TO
me executive OF the United States, by the Alb
be Correa de Sierra, minister of tie King ~
Rio Joneiro: had momentary perusal of ibat
letter 4 considerable time ago am nov ena
Died to present II to the public attention. as AZ,
evidence OF audacity. such as has nut been dis
played since tue Spanish minister Iruio. who.
tor conduct OF inferior insoleDce, was Obliged
TO quit tile country. This letter is dated the
10Th of December iSIG, and Tie following is !,
translation as carefully executed as possible .
TRANSLATION.
JOSEPH CoRREA DE SIERRA, minister
Pietrpotentia,y of his most faiihfbi p,ajes-
IT, nedrthe y. States, tDJA1Es MONROE.
sec'Ffnyy u state.
oIR--in consequence Of an application
made by NE for the purpose, / have OBJ
tanned All authentic copy ola writinpirane-
mitied 20 Tic hon. ISt.l George Incier.
Judge Of the u. $. for the district of Vir-
9lnia, by Thomas Nelson, collector of the
p0rt OF 4 DIRK, by virtue of an order from
SAID Judge. Iiis writing contains the in
stTiciiDus given by Thomas TAYLOR. OF
baiiimcfe, q dependent Of the actual GOV
crnmcai OF BnCpos AyTes, 10 capi. Fisk
OF The vessel called Tie Romp. TO cruise a.
gainsI Spaush subjects. As that respccfa
tic monarchy las direct communication
Wih HE y. States, and keeps IT'S prone,
an" natural Representative near ibcfn. if
uld iioi not become me e. interfere Of
htiHly in Tie present business. (uofWiib
TaRuihg iic ancicnt and more recent tics
between The two tamilles,) if Mr.. Tayl0~
VI ,he instructions which he seui 10 cant
iisS' had not compTclleniod an order e.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
Swan Vayern.

ENHIS well known stand will lie open to receive board.
ers and travellers tue>ist Of January next when
Il will be supplied with all necessary articles for the ac-
cofumodaiion Of those who may favour il with their
eustonhe Subscriber having 20 below fora few DAYS
70 settle up of the present year will admit
o. his accommodating them The SWAN has
good stables and viii be Supplied with the best proven
der the market Affords and os,lers and every
attention paid to merit share the public favour
WIN. B. PIERCE.
THIS well known establishment as advertised by Mr..
WM B. PIERCE TO open the LIST OF January, will I've
conducted by tile subscriber, who pledges himself that
no pains or expense shall wanting to render il com
Portable TO all who may favour the SWAN with their
company. ONERroN SEAwELL,
Decemherls IS. az igr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
J. ". EasbenAev.

MAN STREET, Richmond t1- next door nbov. ,b.
W " Otd Globe Idcorn," takes this mode of infor,n.
my tecuizens OF ehnond aud the public al arpe that
ne offers fsr sale gold aud silver MUSIC
. 70 !; a'so: gold MUSICAL KEYS aud SEALS gold pa
sNl,LtNkk WATCHES, chastand plain, wilL a uuau.
-; W pia soia anu silver watches; chast seats ard
ena,ns with variety of JEwELRY aud other articles
r i''N'''-
lie is also enabled by the aid Of the .pproved
Chineiy lately received from Europe with sup.rior ar
ust, to execute NEW CLOCK * WATCH WORK toseth.
or with all repairs in Tie best manner aud upon more
moderate terms than has been this country here
tofoTe january II "a ,n. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
Stop the Thief!

E'ifIf DoLLARS RE~V ARD ont of my stable
n on me night OF the s,h inst. SoRREL MARE Tath-
toicraoe size running down 10 point one hind leo
WHITE ana mas sore OF her left shoulder of about two
Dove mare about five feet high between nine and fen
Years oin works well, rather hiiches pace and will
ry gc?d order. 80 - 'A We
wiz give reward of ten dollars if taken up in the
county OF Cheserned IL taken up out Of the COUNTY a
re"aro OF twenty dollars, with all reasonable expenses
I0r hei safe delivery to me, Manchester aud i'm ei
ther case, VIII gre thirty dollars for the thief
,,- JOHN COBBS.
40
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&.NSY.
Eoy Sale.

fWE rsAGi OF LAND lately advertised in this paper
bS Mr. Tbos. TInsall lying on Janies River In t,
county OF FiYanna niles below Scouts Landing con-
tanning so acfSs, about 100 of which owgT0uIs-
kerhs oil payment viii be, half cash the balance
III TWO equal annnal Payments, TO be secured by deed
OF trust on the land.
n iflhe above land is not sold in short time it
will ne RENTED for one year. Ca. SCOTT.
December 20. 10 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
SO to 30 Slaves at auction

MERE will be added to the sale Of 40 NEGROES adj
"A Veitsed nv the eXecntriX OF WM. c. WILLIAMS
Gee on tuesday the 27th day January 40 to so VERY
VdinaDe NEGROES, arcng them II or IS boys n ON 10
10 ID years Old as likely sany ever sold few yonno
men aiio girls. the seaaindcr families. one or .,o
% me men are said to be carriage drivers and know
something of gardening. These negroes will he soid
without limitation, for cash.
THOMAS TAYLOR Auctioneer
- fGfchasers from a disance-are assured thar no
private sale. - "''''"' ~
" The Lynchbnrs Press aud Petersburg Intelgenc GER
are I" the above and send lher
TO this Office for paJinsnt.
January |. -o,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
NiYgiMia NlanA Mfhce.

RICHMOND, Nth reccmber, lsi7
conformityuiih art ~ the General Assembly Of
t1e state ~ virginia, entitled" act n amend The
scteala laws concerning kscbeats passed on tbe 18th
oay II tehfaafv lHit, de- hereby atei knOB fhatit
appears by certificate 81 The esch,atoT Of the county Of
ground have by inquest taken before said cscteator
al TIE courthouse n sad couHty fhc 5, dy Of pr
1917, been fouad 10 escleaftO this Crmpioi ain viz
county, csch serensniac feet nine uches h} ere hun
ofeh and Ten feet sN inches, ard distinguishes in the
pian ofssd town hy The Nos % aud TO- 81 witch GER.
a'r Max Mccausand, died seized also one other lot
Of ground 'n same town Of he Dimensions dis,in
gu'shcd 10 he plan ~ said oun hy TIC No. 2g0 and 81
"hich ceilain bn9o Green, nee colour died
hcNed. WI. q PtNBLET0N,
Register % he land once
bsoempef ~. fi-HGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
Removal.

VIE subscriber, grateful for the he has
heretofore met with, takes this measure of acoiaint
ing ms fe.ds aud the public. that lie has TO
ms house doors below the Bell Tavern here he has on
nand large quantity of Philadelphia PORTER ALE a.
tiDek, SOME of which is years old; also oantity
Of this years Isle of Wight CRAB CIDER equal in quail
10 any IN this State; together will large quantity of
11nisLo, van Kinds aud has just received n schr
Hamlet, large supply of PhiladelDbia sTRoNc arr,
~ barrels, and daiy expects additional supply nv
senr: Betsy He has also for sale 30 pair of CANARY
BIRDS, with cages.
de hopes his former customers will continue their IA
Yours, as he warrants every Article in the above line or
'"1 pest qna'ity. JAMES McALLlSFER.
j. ar
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@. StoNRlan s. $50.

fONFECfiONERS, T. street opposite the Eagle Hotel
- take ts method to tender their grateful thanks and
acknowledgements TO The citizens Of Richmond for the
h0efal announcement they have received in the line OF
ahciT profession. They have rev supply n
many articles and determined to Offer more bA The
choicest snd, aud they hope by prompt and srict <ten
""n they WIZ merit continuance Of the favopT the
pbbllc. jaBH6Ty 8.
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PiankatanlS fOr Sale.

virtue ola deed of trust recorded Mddlcsex Of
- nee, from Robert q. Games To the paymen
u suH 0 money to the trustees OF Ralph Wormieley 1
e.- VIII on the t2h day of March neat proceed in
Otuet 10 fase balance still due Sell the plantation
ca''eu fiANhAIANk, purchased by the said Gaines
rom tue SAID Trustees situated in MGdleex county Tor
casa TO The highest bidder. II The sale viii take place
on the premises.
RICHARD NJ. sEGUR Trustee.
p0Se"uei -. 70lOt
THE whole amount due for the above tract of
iana, PiaEkatank, does eedA $50 and which ba
i4ce was rendered to Dir. John L. Lomax, trustee
upwards NJ months ago. in the estates own bonds and
money winch bonds, agreeably to written contract The
said trustee Is bound 10 receive in payment.
ROBERT b. GAINES.
JANUARY 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
NAucatinn.

EAMES n. OSWALD respectfully informs his friends
- and the pnblic generally that he has rented ~:
conmoJios rooms IN TanJark Hall, street about
NO YARDS aDOvethe new Banks, where he will open hi
school for young gentlemen aud ladies' on the first Mon
ohy oil January next The males and females will occu
py separate rooms and win no Inslauce be allowed to
nix or associate whilst at school Tlre viii no ons
months VACATION IN summer, as usual
viz
f"I tne Laa langDage the elements Of moral & natural
philosophy, the ele"enis Of astronomy rhetoric his
10Y Naiui ~ oha civil, geography with the OF the
practically, bookkeeping &c COLLECTIVELY or ind yid
any, pei auhuh 80 90
roI sIl'nhstic, reading, writing, &c. per annun 40 90
TOT uteeb; french audt the mathematics pef an
mum, collectively or Individually 60 co
ne above tohe paain quarterly instruments An ad
Tor fuel, ink, &c. ~ -'''
~ Enqnire atTauhaik Hall, az Nr Bans SIS board
iHg rouse opposite the swan Tavern Shocase fiill.
December sa zT,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
Notice.

LII persons having claims against the estate Of Cant
JOHN MOSS, late Of the city of Richmond dec are
tequesteo TO make them known me on or before the
Gay OF be next Fiusings Court the said city as dis
otion WIZ then be directed Of that part of his estate
WINCH may .heh I've IN my hands w. u. WREN
January 8. ~ e. '"'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
January I,IsIs.

January 1918.
e'Hksubscriber has settled in the CITY of Richmond
aud resumed the PRACTICE OF THE LAW He
WIN attend the fesesa aud State Courts holden in the
ons. For The present he may be applied TO- al lis
ioug'hPs, at Mrs. KEar's, near The Capitol.
Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
NoNaYtnershiN.

NNHE subscribers have themselves in bnsi
II ness Under the firm OF GOoDE & SPEARS a few
doors below the Market and next door bir Thomas
SoNes where they have Oh band 4 Intend constantly to
Keep very general assortment Of GRoCERIEs OF The
best qualify, winch they determined 10 sell very rea
sonaDly iof cash. JOHN c. GOUDE,
AUSTIN SPEARS.
january 3. T2ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
Notice.

virtue OF deed Of lrnst executed 10 me ny PETER
DUPUI, and OF record in the county court of Pow
hatan shall offer for sale Richard Atknsons Ia
Fcin ~ sara county on The 9Th day of February next
iEhhs cash. SAMUEL JONES Trustee.
January II. 7oim,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
Notice,

VIE hoiues OF tickets, who claim FOR prizes drawn In
the William Mary College Lottery, are requested
20 MAKE known 70 the subscriber in Williamsburg the No
a fnai settlement OF said lottery may be made.
$500 WA. COLEMAN.
Sa"haIF H. -n.ots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
yfheGercyHor effhs Ccrmcnnealfho TJ lgginlo.
"A Proclamation.

EVHEWbAs, tic confessions disease shjch nnhasal,
" ifevaisAin 81. barthoomeNs aud ere Hayaia b..
suhsded and the advanced season Of tic sr enet, IN
rendering unnecessary lnftncf interruption ofthe .
meice cttbs Commonwealth with ire places atotts9s
pave theretoie thonghtht,i NY and with TIE ateice a
consent 81 t1s Council Of Siste hereby In revoke my po
elauation Of ne 18th day ofJHg last dfecng The per
piNancc oihra, tiihe sud ~ guard noais 7nl rsrs
heietoipie cRilca Hren on employed csrfy ihe a
rfocawaton into effect ave- Hereby DISCHARGED evsert
inc rrefineue1t apre'ncd g The scttfs t0fsoi en-
~ aud delivery.
Given aHdeT ry band Governor and rassr fte s..f
~ the Commonwealth. at Richmond thss nGh
u. 81 CAY OF Dcccmb-f orr tborsand eiyht hnr;fei
and seventeen, and of BE Commonwealth t,c
iorVsce7tt' JfHES E PREertN.
y lis 81 =. e.t..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
Notice.

hienmond Hastings Court, January 1, 1915
ORDERED. hat notice be given b, advertisement in
oS OF tneheWspapers prntedin this City that the Court
AT ule next term proceed 10 the election of an IN
sPECIOR OF FISH, for this City
Copy, wv DANCE. u. c.
January x - '' A''4' - -
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Eor Yliyeepool,

r&E rINHI line ship INDIAN CHIEF, capt. WAT
NpTty4e SON-haying the greater part of her cargo
". gagged, she will meet with quick Dispatch
t For FREIGHT OF about 51 hbds. OF tobacco, apply
to WALKER & ArKiNSON, Petersburg, or,to
5. COLQUHOuN & co.
J.nuzry -66t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22

hIOGCE.--An persons who haye claims sgainst the
estate of David Ross decd are requested 10 pre-
ssst them, properly agbenucated NJ my once In IN,
Ciy ofRehnond that proyisoH may be made for their
payment.
hisny wisk to avoid uoreccsssry litigation there
fore request that may not be ordered without pre
vi0us interview whine.
THOMAS 4. BOULDIN.
detfRg Error. Of Darid Ross, dccd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
p0IATICAA.

TO the Editor of the Charleston Courier.
ST. MARY's, Jan. 3.-With this YOU
will receive a kind of vindicatiOu, adj
dressed by Commodore AuRY, to his Lee
gislatlve Body, previous TO the occupa-
ton Of Amelia by the United States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
S8wyers Wanted.

I WISH to purchase SIX sAwYERs not exceeding 9,
a years Of age Also, would hliC as many inofe 81
the ssioe description, ioT few years
THOMAS n. HARRIS
ydnudIN -. .AT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
HOtice.
RrOnOsaNs

WILL he received uatii the 10th dag Of February.
1878, ~ tie Jnited States Arsenal on James Wi,
sr pear Nlcamoud. Va. i0r supply Of WIFI OAK
ItAbLt, saneieut fof the constructions Of 90 cANNON
faNhiADES complete, J. ID. HAYDEN.
s@h. 10. 15Iff Captain VI Ordnance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
Steanlhomt &otice.

TIRE public hereby informedihat the NEW STEAM
BOAT NORFOLK will (ins the Winter season. leave
Norfolk on Mondays aud Fridays, 10 O'Clock A. NJ
stop overnight at City Point and arrive early
days and Saturday, in Richmond. Leave Richmond en-
wednesdays aud Saturdays at 10 O'clock A. M.-sop
vernight at jamestown, and arrive early Thursdays
aud S7iufdaysn Notwithstanding the whole distance by
daylight
DIV. CROKER, Captain.
NJ b. IL is contemplated tie NORFOLK viii during
ire summer season. run between Sim aud 10 and
hom Richmond, starting Oh the above named days.
January !. f2-,2i>
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%otiSe.
MoAnOke MaYigatiOn

ffSMPANT-T Stockholders in the Roanoke Nav
~ CATION Company are hereby required TO paw The
treasurer at HafaX, NJ c. before tue 18th day nj
February next, ten do:ass each share by them held
law heretofore.
y Ey order of The Board OF Directors.
X. JOHNSTON, Treasurer.
DcSctiOeT ~ 7O-tl5E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22
s%Otice.
Wanted ImlmeAiatelH.

Two superiniepd Tobacco Factory & SieGmery about
a 80 miles above the city Of RchnOud a Young Nan
"e has been regularly bred TO The business. thus
qnalihed who can produce satisfactory references
Character may hear of advanta geons situation by
piyingto ANDERSON, BLAIR & ANDERSON.
Jannary II. zutf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-22

Januaryl5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-26
The Builders Assistant.

GtONThNlNG-the five orders OF ar
" ciitectuye, selected from the best Spe-
ciuens Of Ire Grecian and Roman, with the
figured dimensions Of their height, prGlec-
ton AMI profile, and variety of mouldiI-
lioas, molillionS aud foliage, on a larger
scale, 10th enriched and plain, ecih cork
ing druvsisss, showing their method o. con-
s,rlction, selected trcm number of beau
titul examples. copied from the antique
Tor ,l.s use Of builders, carpenters, masOns,
piasterers, cabinet makers and caTers-
with SIXTY original designs, their plans, ele-
vaticns, aud sections the whole exenpli-
ned on $50 geographically John Have
land. r,hitect, and Hugh Bridpost, artist
lis now publishing, by subscription, in
numbers, al one dollar each. Three num-
hers are already received, and il is propo-
sel to complete the work in fifteen NUM-
hers, forming three haadsome octave vols.
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON.
November "a tuthsSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-26
Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber about
N the 4ih of August, Negro WomNn
LOUlZA-she is % years old, about iaet
FIVE inches high, and stout has some at her
front teeth out, and is apt TO laugh when
spoken TO: she has sister Marinda and
mother living in Georgetown, one above
Semnes's tavern, and the other on Herring
Hill, where she has been bar6ored for two
weeks, aud left there 10 come home, but
he's not done so. lexpect sue can be found
in Georgetown or Alexandra, where she
has many acquaintance. will give the
above reward il brought home, or lodged
in Jail so that get her again
mBERT HARPER.
Prince Georges CO. Maryland,
September & diff
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-26
50 Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED on Ss' ,rday morning, the
~ 10th last Eeg.u Genrge, or George
Gri.6n, the property Of Miss M'Call, by
,r7,Ia. NADER. Iai understands some pant
ut the hl1c<smiih's business; h. IS about
- wears oi age, ) fret 8 or inches high,
stout made, very black Complexion. large
eyes and mouth, with thick lips. He j.
very ar.ful fellow and has been IN the habit
81 obtrnliiag hiuse,fas free man, AMI will
M Cr1bt attempt TO ass as such, and pro
bs.ly get wOrk--has down look when
spoken to--'lis clothes not recolectcd, ha-
Wing yar;oaS suits.
A reward OF 10 Goit.fs will be given il
taken in the town or SOTn;y. 90 IN the coUn-
g. Of Hsshing ION or Fairi,IN. or the above
yewar,lit taken 80 miles from town, with
all rceSrnoh,e charges il brought home.
Masters of vessels are cautiuned against
harburinE or carrying of said runaway, as
they vii, he dealt with according 10 law.
JAMES SANDERS0N.
August II tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-26
Exchange s. i}rsAer's Office,
GsOrgetopn, District Of Columbia.
ROMULUS RIGGS,


A T his o.iire, next door below Craw-
n ford's tavern, Bridge-st Georgetown,
will exchange all KIM sof Bank Notes on
the most reasonable ,erms..-All persons
who may have notes on the banks of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia,
would do well 10 call on him, IS he is
largely in the purchase Of that kind of mo-
neY, and will take it on the most raasona-
bic ierms.-Persons travelling 10 the West
ern Country may al all times get the Bank
Notes of the Western Banks alta fair dis
court, by calling p, his Office. For the in
formation Of all persons throughout the O..
States, r Riggs makes it known, that all
OF the Banks Of the Distrist OF Columbia
pay their notes on demand il ,pecie; and
II would be much to the advantage of The
merchants, and trading 10 the South and
west, 10 encourage thr circulation OF the
Notcs OF the Banks of Georgetown, Wash
ingtaa and Alexandria, as it will at all
times answer for rcm;ttances to the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
sons enigrating or travelling 10 the west
ward should I've very particular and take
tie Notes of the Banks of the District OF
Columbia, as they will hrl them the most
current, there being m COupterFeiis on tue
District Banks. the Merchants Bank of
Alexandria has Ions nee failed-all per-
sons should be on their guard, as they will
be i,apo>ed on. August ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-26
House Of Entertainment,
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