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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-08
APPOINTMENT OF AJUDGE.

RALEIGH, August l4.-On Monday
last, the Council of State me, in this City,
asreeably to notice. to advise with the
Governor on the appointment Of IA Judge
10 supply the place OF Judge BURTON,
resigned. On Tuesday, BLAKE BAKER,
Esq. OF Warren County, was appointed.
7he Councl then adjourned. All the
members were present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-08

4 ,r,iier IN iate PdeYShury paper. has rem.
tureG to Dabiish The suggestion, fkat Mr.. Ciay Is
one 81 tie ntother bank directors" a!N,ded to bv
hrisiidcs. little time 4irigtides ,raS Published.
IRE expressly suited or ignorance Of his aIiusjons-
Int IRE hat nat The most distant iGra Of Mr. Cs be-
ing director. br Of hisbeng the nun alluded 10 by
driS'idcS. he rcceired tie suggestion ,ciih as
tcaisimeht-re deny its correctness. ifow does the
Character salt Nr. Ciay? is he q spectator p.
Does ne erer " PITY tie game" Of speculation in
the HeStrn COun;ry-or any whcrci ne nerer
Suspected IL for, 1t is ou' firm beiief, that Hen
~ Guy has soH! cery Jar abore d.-But Mr.
Ciag liresn the weStern counfry aud isit not pos
SHE (ora specializing director to be in thGi conn.
try carrying on has game, ,Uithout Hring there =?
Bat as tie suggestion kos gone forth in public
Way, IRE oWe IL TO DIR. Clay aud 10 ourselves ylt,-
iiciy to call upon fristides, to come forward and
PIT the Ii upOn this dNegaiion-or TO state upon
,chat grounds he has made such an understandable
charge, that thy nay be met and related.
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iCoMNUNGCATION.

UNITED SIAIES BdNhiNG HOUSE.
The u. 5. Bank have advertised for tie plan
of a banking house TO he erected in Philadel-
phia. THIS wilnO doubt attract considerable
ambition among artists Of all descriptions 10
furnish an appropriate design. IL is the emu
lation OF merit aud let all, vhO choose, enter
the lists. Let the judges TOO be impartial and
decide in favor OF the best plan, let il come
from whatever quatter IL may. IN selecting
an architect, the citizens OF Philadelphia will
uOt.surely be governed 10y that narrow policy
which, once induced celebrated town 20 pub
lsh, that a native citizen only ought TO he
employed in its University. The bank belongs
not moro TO Philadelphia than TO the rest Of
the Union and an edlfice, v hich is 10 stand
asa monument TO future generations OF tie
taste Of The present, should not be confined to
an American in preference To "a foreign artist,
unless the former shonld really possess more
genius for planning, sad more sk III tor eXecu
ting such work. The object is 10 erect
substantial, splendid, and tasty edif;Ce and
let those erect it, who can 10 IL Ihe best
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-08
Sept. &.

Az oNEi weriED.-A Young man DESTROYS 4, en-.
I'VE ihbusineSs would he glad about Fitff
1"o"SSnd Dotioys, FOL short term Of ye9Ts. iibeii
Interest will he allowed, payable hd yeass MreGui-
red and satisfactory deed Of rust on prCptTi. in IT.
city, TO donhle The amount, will re given lie
psymeGt.- Enquire al this Olice.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-08

DIEDI-Un the 18th insjaiIi. at t..c rcsi
dence of DIR. George CabeII, az Az aIvancr,,
age, EDMUND WINSTON. late Judge q, ~.
Circuit Corrt for this hisirici. whice ctnce he
tiled for nian. years with dis,nst,i>he honors.
For his public services and private virus T..
received the estpein Ola nnn.etoms acQuairS-
ance, aud his death will be univsrsaliy regret.
ted iga,tir Press
wharf ON, commandant Of he u. aiates
Marine Corps.
CoNNUNICATsD.
On The 18th OF this month, Al his scat III - l.
son county, Col. SAMUEL JORDAN, Ca
BELL departed this life in The e:,i wear OF MS
ase. after palnfiil ard ,,iotracted i,iiesS--
The comm encencfst nj hostiitics between this
country aud Great B,liaiu fCArd CO. tns,l
a Iou'b AZ college. Ardent and entilusia~tjrs
he joined thG-f.rst armed c0ins rais, a IN V,r-
Slnia aud devctinG hinselt 80 lie r',liia V
service OF ms country. he entered il,o Tire
continental army, where he ichi, ts>fi,.g nj L.
Ell himself: aud al ar eaf!, sierc Of the wy
attained Tie rank OF heuieuai;i colcuei- & :
was IN al the northern csWI,a,@nS, 0niil >
short time before the seize Of Charleston.
when he was transferred TO the 80 uthc.r army
ny tie fall OF Csiarlcston ne became = prisoner
and eniaiiiinS nncp changed until the close
on '"e war, be was thus deprived OF the cprof-
tunity ut rendering further active ser, tt,, -
Aiic: the peace, Re Was ple ctrti Il tse Genera,
Assembly otNHEis;ia, whtrc be long continue 3
IL meniber. On leaving the Assembly, lie w,
elected 10 Congress, where he TC;,rpsented b; /;
nisliicf Tor many years. Col CaiieE shore IA
'he domestic AID social Relations ii IF. he
was remarkable tor the strength a5,d artlor Of
ms attachments /; 10 him fI;erd was, is,ict q .
ano'ier seh. No man had more melting
charity; and his hospitality, although II n.y
nave been eq,ial'ed, was never srip passed.
-, In this CITY. on Thursday last; hIry
WILLIAM HOLLOWAY ~ the S5th wear Of
his age, after AN illness of eighteen DAYS which
lie bore with christian i0rtilmde
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RACE OF LEoITInrATEs.

The more curiously very INTO the machine
~ at monhrc'''cai government, the more 'arci-
Cal docs II apprar 10 us. Hereditary monarchy
Uhr species whichis held in Most general e.ii-
natiou.l goes upon the idea that \ great nation
i. like an entaiied estate, belonging 10 Il GER
td,r family, and tranSiuiSsih he from heir 10
her, Through Successive generations. Let that
hcIr tie AN infant or d Observation-Disclosures weak
OF however vicious. no natter--the destination
OF ,heir people remains the same. like that OF
so many cattle. Let these hnt see a risk of the
succcssiOH'S failing, aud The roya, blood's run
niu. out the whole natior is thrcrtcnet! with
confusion they do not take upon thenSeis es
10 do, as IRE 80 quietly dc choose the best and
the worthirst man TO manage their affairs
bat they invoke their princes 10 marry and
keep up the breed tor lie benefit OF The nation :;
aud there is as mnch anxiety to continue tie
legitimate stock, as there vas among the
Egyptian priests 10 obtain their sacred calves
The dealt, OF the rriucesS Charlotte th'ely
threw great empire into t:cpidaiion. There
was no English heir who was likely 20 CONT
'nuc Tho succession. twas immediately rerre-
scnicd as Tie duty OF the living princes aud
princesses, 20 marry and multiply themselves
tor the good of the nation. F0u; Of them have
accordingly bound themselves ia wed!ock's
chain, probably not from any ATTRACTIONS of
love, but from philanihropic wish tn serve
tie nation. One OF the Processes has welded
the hereditary prince of Hesse Hombourg-
The dukes nf Cambridge, OF Cha: erce, and OF
Kent, have ken 10 themselves three wives of
the noble German hreed-the last ofthem Mai.
ried to the sister Of the piince feppoId ,gobu
BuH of conrse pays for the bridal clothes. She
maintenance, pin money, dover and all rie is
much elated. with this accession Of lpL.ti-
mates, tha, the British Parliament and even
The livery Of London arc offering their congra.
tulatiOuS To the royal dukes upon their nun
Iiais--AuentIIn of course looks 10 the result
aud the LGnd0n Journals already announce
that the dutchess OF Cambridge is in the IA
niily wayf' What miserable farce!
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Even ifiie difrttcfs of ii.e FAM sfohid rss.
row the range Of their selection 10 a mcrica;i
citizeus, vhoic world they draw this linc p
Would they select only these who are horn
there, 10 the exclusion oi such as are adopted
into onr bosom ard entitled 10 all the pri,iIe-
ees of America citizens; Wtnld they exclude.
a naiIralized citizen. " 10 has married an
American ciixeD-all whose Interests are ccn-
fined 10 our sell, aud whose bones will lie in
our land Forbid il, justice, foib,dii, taste
forbid II, the constitution Of oor country.
A FRIEND TO MERIT.
Inspected for the city or Richmond
from The Sth day of April last 10 The Sih OF
August. 20,5O3 barrels FISsI.
Sept 7, 1918. joins LEE. Fasneefer
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f.NDUCAIlON.-A sCEooi wilt no continued the ru.s
IL ine year, nndeT tue rectOn Of subscI,Ic; ~
Mont Rose, tie residence of MIR. Josiah cnni uiies
above row baah courthouse. In tits Summary viii he
taught the Greek, Latin and English language gam
mautaly, to2eihe! with geography history. rtadjer
writing aud arithmetic. The school viii con r,enrc .i
NoudGy the lI of JanuaTy 1919, and terminate on
Friday, The lob ri December following, tue iontI =
August being reserved for vacation. pr foi tut
lion will be = 80 per scholar eue-thirce viii BE-
required on The FIST day of April ,h balarce atle
end 9th term.
Mr. smith uhl accommodate scholars with board at
= 100 the term lie paid quarterly in ADVANCE cac;,
boarder finding his own bed and canclfs
They who patFouise the school this scar. shall hive
the preference III engaging scholars the reN pow
Ged applications be made dGriug the present ncnth
Ma scholar win be admitted into the school tor shoft
peiiod thau The Who'll. term Strict attention v al
paid 60 the morals OF the scholars.
ROBERT Il. NELSON
Srnt.s. syws,-
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7othe Eaifor Of Tie fhi,ade,phia Press

SIR-Oi Friday lash go, "a S 90 United
States Bank Note changed for smaller
notes al The bank OF the United States
Ia return ! received smaller notes of the
Branches oftAe United States Bank. The
same day the Beard OF Directors ot ihe
Bank SEM a circular TO the several banks
IN this city, sia,in,: thai they would not
take the Branch notes. Ia consequence
of the publication of this circular, the
branch bank notes were refused from me
III payment tor goods Which had pur-
chased. | then went TO the United States
Bank clerk, from whom / had received
those branch notes, and requested him
10 exchange them lor notes which would
he taken IN the city. This he refused
TO 90. | then waited OF Mr.. Smith the
Cashier, who dc, lined 10 interfere. and Tie
branch notes are !et on my hands. sub-
mt these facts 10 the public without
comment. The Name is left with theprin
tr.
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FOR LONDON.

,Si1R FOR LONDON,
Ri ESE To the address % aIsssIs. John Gii,,- b,
sss-Esss&s Son, the substantial coprered and CO rpS
fastened shp Join BHtkeiey will commence Loading a.
warwick 'u teW days. 1wo-thirds her cargo beng
engaged aud IeadIo so board she vii, haze iInne
di"te dlspa,ch.--f"I terms ofiTeisht. sc a piyio
WILLIAM GiLLiAT.
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rhe territories ieiJngi"g TO the United states
Of America. Ssxa,, coffee, rum and mOlassts,
NAY hc exported iICn Bermuda in American
vessels above sixty tons burthen. No other
articles can nc Imported or exported in to-
reign vessels wirhou; suiyectins the vessel and
nOAIous articles o cOnhstaii0n."
nashville, Aug. lS.-Wc learn that
the Chickasaw IndiaIs have poiniedly re-
itiseu Ia hold any treaty Win The United
States commissioners for the present. a
gentleman recently from NaiclIeZ, informs
US that abOu, 300 met al Levi COlbert's,
and OH The suggestion of the disafiected,
resolved 10 shoot the first one who should
dare 10 recommend the meeting the COM
nlssioners on any terms, as they were de-
ierMineti To part with no more land. ii is
surprising To what - state of iusolencc
these Indians have arrived. Tie coun-
tenance given Ia them by The government
has encouraged them to he contradictions.
We are now 10 see whether another forty
years is to pass away before the soldiers
OF tile revolution can get their western
lands, which are not IN any respect useful
10 the savages, who prevent their occ;;pa-
ton. fCIartOn.
We hope before Spain can be ready 10
receive the posts i'm Florida, that Congress
may be in session, and direct The retention
of them, or HAT some arrangement may
be made with Spain for them. The peo-
pie of The west consider Pensacola so ne
crssary 10 their peace and prosperity, that
if their voice can be heart, ii will be a.
gainst the restoration, at present, Oh any
terms. Let SPAN have possession of il,
and the next news we shall have will be.
that il is. coded tn Great Britain. The
Spaniards had rather cede it TO the Alye-
rines than TO us.
Daniel Graham, Esq has been appoint
ed secretary of state, by the governor,
wee Wm. Alexander, deceased lib.
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S/iRGiNiA.-At = chaeccrs distinct court held IN
Williamsburg Ju'e IS, ISIS.
John Co'giu e. his wife. Wa. r. coigin & sa
rah his wife, Elyaheih tllison, iriaut ~ uHdrr
yeas Nv Tire said VIM Il. he's guardian. FIetaf6s
AGAINST
rattrt iitrGren eV'or 81 Wm. ~. utintard. pbo U.s.
ad'of 0f his late wife ssfah. who was exscuff.x ~
Robert Ellison. her former husband and iLe sara tat
fick lCndTeu guardian VI RobeTt Ellison il. aud
also as adu,'Or de bonus non oftlie said SaTab,
De)ejidorfs.
THIS e, which Is ordered TO stand fCVyea ~ he
name of Samuel IS. Hafwood who hath irtefmafilcG
With The plaintiff Eizs ID. came this Gay he agsm
heard on the papers formerly tead, aHd tie III of iy-
Whereof the doth acjudgo ctef and decree that
the defendant Pairics Iiendfen render scaun 81 Tie
rents and profits - the lands OF Robert Ellison q ssTah
pfinkafd since tie Ges,h e VIM. o. piirssgd, md
rhch have been received by the sid tncrFn, ard isc
sad defendant Is further directed to renter aCcotnt
ofthe ard profits Of the lands OF RDbsft Iiisos
ant Sarah rrnkaTd received ~ Tie defer rants iItfs
tae. Nui H. DTnksrd In his lifetime, Which saio &C
counts be reudCget before cIfie commission
ers of th court who j. directed =, slate a'f sctie
the same. fate report thereof a. coCTf Nii my
matters specially sate6 thought pcfhtri ny inns o.
required ~ tic parties. cory, les,ei
va. BANKS. II. c.
ss..ss.ss.
CCXMIssIrNEE ANuINsGf's pTFIcE,l
Btitfis0SsbUtC, mr.. ~, ISIS
ihsve appointed FRIDAY he ICfh o octofer nest 10
commerce the aecoGnfs difecteC he tsfcn 81 tire
within order on wIicf day Nv = tho pNpies con.
cefned are directed be az Ibis Office VIII bookf
papers. acceynis tssiinIohv, ara cory ct he oHcc
papers. kC' AADtF|OSs Cor W..
sgp,. g. St..lcl'
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sNiLKtSiINU 10 ~ RCBAStRS. viii he sold CD
Monday, The Ilh inst. brfore the front foor of ne
Eagle Hotel, 80 ptIuv NEGhOES under deeG 81 tImsf
The sale 10 be uaJsr the direction Of Heron. Spfon
& Go. Ba or0cr ~ ne trustee
~ Also, at TIE sanie time and place, fnui 20 -
more slaves. Bg Order u TIE AOMe IrVSIsc.
=.
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ISL, ,o aG bfrmUdG "A Bermuda paper, Of Ike
cis" ol August, gives the following list Of arii-
800. s ~ import and export allowed iu Americas
ed - Tie articles allowed TO be ininott.
inf" american bottoms, are tobacco, not ma.
tatso.' offeu, pitch, tar, inrpcniine, hemp, DO.
hesd,,' max masts, yards, bowsprils, slaves,
ghc,, y, boards, ,biScait flour, peass, beans.
is DaIs, harley aud gain Of any sort. bor-
'"' cattle, a''eeg, boys, pouiityaod 1--we
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sisSOICIION OF IARINFKAI'iP.- HE CO paff-
Bership of -400saS lar I.H. br,mg tbs dys-
solved by mutual cOnsert. SaWrsIU. aGaBs is appOin
ed soie agent for paying aud ceicciing all DEUS ri lie
conren. aud Tor making sale OF alI property t,ongng
TO tie same. SAM'L -. ADAMS
JOHN VNt LEw.
Sept. n. 80. n
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TE'nt soiscI n,rs bave formed c"nn,,uoit ~ lie
hardware bnsIness, nrtcr The fn ci .'nhg rem ft0
s (O. AND have taltn tie bOnse lately utCr,. iiy
Messts. Adams & Van lev vhert tlty inteHG L.. =, y
a constant supply OF aii'Cies iu the ahoyeline.
THOMAS BuOcb IN EROt Gi}
ihCQuEtiNF y. HARNIE,
JOHN VAN LIN.
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SYrAnI EOAT l.ArJNcU

NoRTOIK October 3O.--On Wednesday last
was launched iron, The ship yard n, Mi. Ia.
DtrTd r;hjp"Hd at Hcrbsrt'S Point, the steam
boa; Roanoke, being The third vessel oi thai
description winch has been built IN thus place
within The last twu years.
The hosnoka WAS IWilt expressly for Il tow
boat, 10 ply between the Falls OF Roanoke aud
the Sonih end OF ihe Dismal Swamp Canal
ANA as Tar A. II is possible 10 jadge from the
excellence of her cem>truc tiup, we may safely
81! ihat she l. IN thu best manner fitted ,Cr that
purpose. having strength OF timber aud power
"t steam iar beyosd the generality of boats OF
her clasS-She Is i0Z feet in length. and &c in
breadth ana feet lOid-Her wiukS or wheel
guards take ;leiT swell from the bow, aud es-
tsnd Ill d ioinI OF Il Semi-circie 10 the stern so
mat the space OF deck is almost double the
area OF Tie vPsSel.-Ihis addition of room on
deck, as Il does hot retard the movement 81
the hoat, certainly il useful Improvements, a
vessel SO constructed may carry a very large
uech load, without incomsiodIng her vasSrn-
gets ~ The lcaS,
lhe engine intended for the Roanoke was
made IN England upon the plan OF Bolton and
watt, and vas imported for The Norfolk bat
di0 not arrive until after that boat had GEM
inenced running. 1t IL of popderous dinicn-
| siors, and is sup posed 80 exceed in strength
and power amy OF the engines fabricated in
lGe United States.
I, is calculated that the Roanoke will be
completed IN time 10 bo at Elizabeth City by
the 10th oil Decenlber.
Mr.. Ailmard has also on The stocks and will
nave ready 10 launch by the middle of Decem
Drr, four large canal boats 10 carry from so TO
go hhdS 81 tobacco each, which, with those of
similar construction in greater state OF for
wardmess at other building yards will he at The
Fails on or before the 3ist of Decenher--the
steam boat IS calculated To tow four OF these
boats, full treisbted, with eaSe--the canal will
he opened about the middle of November. so
that before tile new year beeins, every facility
| necessary TO the safe and expeditions trans
| portation OF the Roanoke produce will be in
readiness 10 bring Il 10 market.
Thus TAR we sail before the wind"-Our
friends on the Roanoke will hence pc, ceiyc
thar, so far "" have not slept while they have
watched. BE II still our deternliuatio ION not TO
! Quit the deck aud 10 below, Ill! we have given
oar difficulties good ctiing, aud fairly made
The latitude of" successful experiment."
Herald.
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y.
CONCORD, N. H.)Oct. 27.--At the late term
q The superior Coast 81 Amhers', tie grand
lu'y tonHd indictments against Mr.. !. OF New
York, aud aIr. Il of New ipswtch. tor forcibly
tdkius aud impTisoninS girl, about twelve
years ofage, fcr Tie purpose ofpnttiug her lii-
10 the possession OF hes mother.
IDe circumstances ave understood 10 be
these-Sone time last Spriug, carriage came
70 y. with the widow OF Major WoostoActaft,
bate Of the a. s. army, aud resident At Sew
Orleans, and three children one about tSciva
years Of age, his daughter By former VIE
AVID the other two reported 20 he hs adopted
children. The daughter vas left for her edu-
cation ~ N,e JuRiy " tie clergyman OF Sew
Ipswich The adopted children Wefe carried
TO Riudge. From Tie conversation u Jaue.
the daughter, II sOon bee tUe known, HAT tic
pretended adopted children were U,e iiiegui-
mate children OF Mai. WoOlstOncrdtt aud one
81 them born "a liis 0SHhOase.
Ia tie month ct AULu-i, carriage came
with lite own mother Of Jane. ana several Of
her friends, two OF whom were witnesses N
der marriage with Mai. W. Ihev brought re-
cOmmDiditiOns fr0m tie Governor and othcr
respectable people ~ the Slate 0t Nc,v York
ll oaS by accident that tie mother got iutelli-
geice wbeie Ter Daughter might 10 found
One Other frienis Leiug I've BO>jCn hcatd some
conversation respecting certain coachpiau
having bgea into tie country, u carry family
belonging ~ tew Orleans. From some rir-
cufnstauees which wetc mention d she suspect.
Cd ~ mast be the widow of 'iai. W with the
dan IL er % her fgieul she accordingly Jp.
phi. 10 ti.e cOdci,nlu DOR iugtbsi Information:
but he dcu.ed any hnOwiedge 81 thr misttpr.
However. ne WAS at length i<dH, "a 40 coufrss
that he had carried he family int The county
ufdeI injunction, % secrecy, ~nd gave iutorna-
ton Nherc thcy were Tins Intelligence wis
communicated To- Tue mother. Wli0iu afe,r DAYS
Hiadr her appearance at New ipswich end call
ed AZ tle AoWsr OF Mr.. ". 20 whom size had let.
tCt5. Sue NOW luuHi herself in the ieiahbrr
hood OF her only cmld iioni "iomsne had neen
a.. q. 80
eleven years. Sbr was dOuhtiui Wheihfi she
ssuid llGnufy hes own child, bgt mentioned
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y ~ DISPOSE OF his per mill establishment wiibiniye
miles OF Richmond, Va ana IN most Respects eIgb sits
uaed Jhe mil! is fitted up With all necessary
chnefy Ton single vat-and has pair VI Es0pus
stones With which IL might easily be converted late
gust mill Attached t. Il 25 acres OF iefie JdHa.
- o., ~ and iS months credit VIII he allowed the pnf-
CHASER. J. 1. JOHNSON.
October g. 4I..I0t
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Merchant, LO~ey end Of CheGpSide, BaIthlOyt
3. 52.,C,

4 AND FOR SALr....Iii ne suUsef1oT offers for sale
- The tiact O land on which he lives, lying Amelia
county ana extending iT"tn Deep creek SweathOnse
creek, aud along the Naiaozene ioaa 10 The SOUTH
tanning loco acres 10y IeCeptsuryey IN woods
i;O O low grounds go woods So we'll
drained and IN GOOD stale for she cultivation Of
the ensuing yea. There ste 2J0 II good tobacco
land To- clear Buildings all new, elliug-h with
Toous, Kitchen and other ouhonses necessary for the
reception of family It viii AZ be observed ny al
who Attend 10 ibe description tia; aay aad bounded by
two such large streams, and fertile neighboIhnod
nust b. good. The subscriber pledges himself that
land produces veil as any land he acquainted with
III oT country agfeeaby Its looks. AS presumed
any inclined To purchase NIi! view The pie
inises amy further description OF the land useless.
terms, Apply to DAYAD &. JONES.
October ~. a?..sts
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- lVER LAND FOR SALL....IwIsh toscli a tract Of
land lying u, fntanha county The south side 81
me RiFanna river Inile above tte Palmyra mills
" contains about DO acres 60 or which cleared
IS and OF GOOD quality ana has Improvements.
The advantages which this aud possesses those
granted VIA h too evident need recital aud
highly recommend L. any disposed to purchase The
terms shalt e moderate ana liberal credit gveimi,h
uDery 10 nahe The secOud ratnient III pine logs, At
fair price, delivered at the Ii,eT OH the land.
w. 1faBERLNKE.
Oflice Hill orr IS. Ag..st-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-06

(UNciSNtrI or VIRGINIA.. she annual meeting
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-06

~ Satoiai History sf Eev York, ard he Mussura Of
Pals lie has, however, given many specimens the
cabinet OF our Aheneuni We understand that be has
nlso collected R'r variety OF shells and produe.
ions and about iO3 species pa so AT least
are new lie has also made phy steal map Of the
racy ancient bed OF the Ohio, from pit,sbrtgh to
tie W4bash. sfHsa. Hrpoyser.