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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
From the Philadelphia Gazette Of
$ turiny.
an g. .,
Late from france.

Capt. NJ t,h,tn. .rriyr,i this morn
i's from H,vrc, informs. that tn.
Congress had assembled al Aix.i
ChaprIle. and one os their first AT.
was an agreement 10 withdraw thu j,
.rmics fran the French territory i'm
m,diatriy.
The Dido has $500 GOO in s fran:
pe.cs for the B nix ui the U. States
We have just oec. favored by capt
A!at'hiru. will, Paris papers To til.
9Th Oct. contain ng London dates Il
he Goth Sept. tw" 'i"ys later thar
hose per the P.riii from Liverpool
Tie bulletin IF the SOth states. til
the health Of the queen h d some
'hat improved, and that the spinnrr
at Maneh sier tadpearl, all r. turie'
80 their work.
The emperor of Russia, with th'
king OF Prussia. arrived at AK /;
ChaprIlc. al 10 o'cio'k al night. o.
tie 2Sth Sept. and with the eml~r"'
of Austria tonll trip to Spa shr mex
day. The congress il was expected
would assemble on the III U, tObcr.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25

tice good one. and did not wish tn
part f."m it without strong reason.
He therefore moved that these pro
positions liz on the table.
Mr.. Taylor said. that, being in
committee OF the whole on the state
OF the Union, every thing relating to
the public concerns WAS fully before
them. liz did not tLinA IL Important
hat his motion should originate in
committee. hut he protested against
being limited. in committee OF the
whole on the state of tie Union, al
though the Message had been refer
red TO il, TO the range of subjects
embraced in that document.
The resolves were ordered to IL
on the table by "a vote Of 81 TO 30.
The committee rose and rrporte
the resolves previously agreed to.
which were concurrsd in by the
house.
MIR. Taylor then moved, anew. the
propositions last above stated. which
in COMMITTEE, had been ordered TO lie
on the table.
Alter some conversation as tn thc
nlnnprr. rather than the matter of
the resolves. IN viii. h Messrs, Smith,
Of Md. Taylor. Harrison and Poin-
dexter took par,, the resolves were
agreed to.
The resolution OF the Senate. for
appointing "a JOINT Library committee
was taken up and agreed to.
Elat Tor the appointment Of a Chap
lain to each House. WAS agreed to.
The House then proceeded to bal
lot for Chaplain on its part. Rev.
Burgess Al,i,ton WAS committed by
Mr.. Bloomfield, and DR.. WIN. Ro-
gers 'y Mr.. Sergeant. The votes
bciug counted out, were found to be.
For B. V. Burgess Alison 72
DR.. WIN. Rogers 81
So Mr. Allison Was chosen Chap
lain or the part Of the House Of Re
prestntatiyes.
And the House adjourned.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25

windows demolished. The number Of
siersons Killed WIS not ascrrtaincd.
Twelve bodies were found, and other,
were Inissing. The loss Of property
is estimated at Sc. OOOl.
The British Parliament was fur
Tier prorosued to the 12lh Nov.
We are happy TO lind some news o!
the Hornet. siaop ofwar, Capt. Read.
She put in COwes Roads on the 22,l
Sept. Chen G6 days from Elsinrur)
aDa proceeded for Boston on the 2s,;!.
Pal is dates are to the agth Sept.
!he French five per cents, on The
lish. were IN So hank stock 1880.
The Emperor Of Russia arrived at
Berlin on the 9th Sept. on his way
10 the Congress at AK la ChapeIle ;
. number Of the members had reach
I'd there TN the goth.
A squadron Of Russian frigatcs. on
the way to Spain. had stopped AT
Spithead.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
SheriM's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of Lev. Fa. to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale,
a, the House of David Hrinton, " ilming-
ton, in Christlana hundred, on Sa'u,f ay
the 5th day of December next. a, 10
O'Clock, A. NJ A brick Messuage OF te-
nement and lot or piece Of land. the,eur-
to belonging, in the Borough Of s. il
mington, bounded by Third Street, King
Street, lands of Samuel Goodman and
wife. and the heirs of MARY Grow, de, ID.
be the contents thereof more or less
Deemed and taken to be the property
john NooDy, Sheriff.
New Castle, Nov. Is.
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lattrnNeu LNs WulIe OlneVS uAVc BOS
been heard from. though one wont
think that ample time has elapsed toi
a ,uil investigation 4; or cannot plain
eases he decided on, and the appl.
cants receive tIcircerti!icates. becaus.
there arc others on the same list, not
yuu hid for to the satisfaction OF the
Secretary?
We ARE info. med by the Nasional
inteiliscn"cF. that the documents are
10 he taken up in the order Of time in
which they were rerelved is that
tilne never TO come We are further
infnrmed, that any letter oriaqniry on
the SUBJECT cannot be ans wered. as il
would o.-rupy loo mu.h OF that time.
which ought to br taken up ia the in.
yrstigati0n Of claims. ] would ask 4.
what investigation is necessary where
An honorable discharge is produ"ed.
ar where an officers commission.
nearly o',luerated by constant hard
usage. passing with IFS owutr. perhaps
through all the troubles Of the war.
from the battle of Bunker Hill to that
Of York Town. siirntly speaking til"
language Of truth. and pleading. AS il
we're. the cause Of the de"repid OLD
sold soldier, having been constant
wiinrss Of his hariships by night and
Ivy LAY. his wat. hings. HASTINGS, and
privations Of ever, kind ! repeat,
what further is necessary. IL is 10 be
hoped that Congress will lock into this
business in AZ early part of their next
session. An Ola Soldier.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25

Harrard University. appears
" the Boston papers. that there has
..trly seen AN insUcre. ton OF the
students in one Of the CLASSES in Har-
ward University. The leaders in The
flair were sent hume to their parents
but most Of them. it is supposed, will
be rr.admittel into the class in the
course of a few days.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
House of Representatives.
Friday. Nu,. 90.

ALOuoN vi NV 'A SSS'A~"eA'"S'
Friday. MY. 90.
Among the petitions TO day, was
que presented by the Speaker. f,o.,
Matili " Lyon. Of the state Of Ken
tn Ky. praying remuneration Tor the
deprivation Of Iihert, AMI exartion o'
a penalty from him, h'ng then re
preventative in Congress from the
Site Of Vermont, under the sed'ti n
law ofiT9S. and Whi'i, he is indn, ed
by misiortunes, which have made him
pco-, 30 ash !rcm Congress.
Mr. Williams Of N. G. moved TO
refer the petition 20 tac Judiciary
committee.
MIR. II illiams s,i'. though il was II
claim, it WAS claim arising from tie
operation al u law OF tie c0uutr,
suppasei by the petitioner to lie nn
constitutional. Wh0 rOuIl so wei
determine question with regard To
thr ronsiitutionaIily or un"onslituiiOn
atty Of law, as the Judiciary "on
mittre? Such Eases had been usual.
referred to that committee and even
at the last session that committee had
been directed to inquire irto a fraud
said to have been committed in one OF
the courts Of the United States.
On motion Of Mr.. Spence 0f New
Y. the petition Was rear, through, &
was then referred to the cOmmitte,
ON the judiciary.
State of Illinois.
4 Mr.. Anderson of Keniu ky. From
the select committee to whom WAS RI
}rrrred the Constitution Of the Stat'
lof Illinois, reported a resolution De
piaring the admission Of the State o
Illinois into the Union. on IN equa
footing with the orr ,.inal states.
The resolution was read a first an,
second time. Mr.. Anderson propose,
that it shouts be engrossed for tbi"
reading. which, after some inquire
aad answers by several members, Va
Iasreed 10.
J On motion of Mr.. Williams Of n
C. the Committee OF Ways and Mem
we're instru. ted to inquire into th
cxpediency Of repeating the duty o
Salt Imported into the L. States.
!, This motion. nting proposition {
/, inq airy only. passed wi'bout debat
or opposition.
4 And the House adjourded to Nor
day.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
neIfhborhod, that after several at

,peIIhborhod, that after several at i
trmpts to sell. Llave literally !een given
away. A part Of one Of those proper
ties, not exceeding the one bali in
value, the owner, three, years since TOT
my knowledge, WAS Gifted the sum Of
five thousand dollars lor-.he whole
has since hccn sold on execution for
but a trilr Dyertw0 thousand dOilars;
no, sufficient to pay his dents, and a
respectable family reduced to wan, i
whereas, had this property sold lori
only one half of its real value, tsrl
debts woud all have becn paid and
sulnrieu. bal nee remaining 10 hay,
pro ured u comfortable subsistence.
'lhe finances Oi the creditor, WHIT
urged this property to sale are extrn
sive. The other property, though MI
50 valuable, was equally sacrificed.
, The demands o. the creditor who
caused the sale Of th.s property were
small indeed, but he had forgotten. d
othcrw use had never learned, the t,nth
commandments, F." thou shalt MT reyet !.
&c." lie is now in the po, session of
the property, for mere song. and "a
large and respectable family driven
out to encounter all The ills o! life.
Were these, sir, the only instances
that could be adduved, the subject
would he less worthy Of consideration;
but this is by no means correct, our
country is full Of instances Of the ilk'
nature, and in all probability no pl""'
more SO than the siatr o! Delaware
The effect Of so ma,y sales set aside.
there being no security, the sales t..
execution are not attended to, Will,
it becomes the duty Of every man t.,
protect his fellow citizen in his just
rights. Those things call Loudly f",
redress; but there is one other view
which makes this subject still more
interesting, particularly to the holier-
Of real property. The Injurious er
feet on the sales Of all real property.
willie houses and lots in your town
and villages, and landed property in
the country, can be purchased at suri
reduced prices-it MT only dsmps t''e
sales, but reduces the p:ice and that
materially. Of all property. As the
legislature Of this state will short'.
be in session. no time should be lost
in the preparation and circulation OF
petitions through the state, for law
to protect the honest debtor, upon tn,
principles suggested in the puhIica
ton alluded to. Knowing the truti, Of
the old sdage, that " what is every
body's business is no body's business
and equally knowing, that for this
reason many subjects Of Importance
are not alluded to, l would with diff.
dence name Saturday evening the est
inst. at the Town Hall, as the tint
anu place for the citizens of the Bio
rough to meet. to take this suhjec
into consideration, and if thought adj
visable, to appoint a committee u
draft a petition for the signatures o
the people. Your Borough is famed
for patriotism--Iet that evening ties
tify whether interest or principle ar
the motives that govern.
John II. Phillips.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
WHNI'EU.

A School master, capable of taking
charge Of a common country School
1t is required that he be capable OF
teaching Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
English Grammar, SC The situation
is about three miles from Elkton, near
Elk Forge. Application may be made
to
VIM. Howard,
near the School.
Nov oS-ct
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
Western Banks.

Extract to the Editor Of the Balti.
more Patriot.
Gin innat,i, Ohio. Nov. 9.
I" am snr"y to state TO you, that
he banks III this state bave come tn
a resolution 10. :" pay specie f.
.er notes: and ppreheu' H.
same step will be taken in iscntu"l.
and elsewhere. What the result viii
he | know not !; but fear il will h'
greatly to th" disa'lv antage Of m-r
hants, as well as those who lve
money to pay into the land Offices"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
Notice.

The Assessors of New Castle County
are requested 10 meet at the Red Ilon
Tavern. on the first Tuesday of Decem-
Der next. at 10 O'Clock A, NJ in order to
equalile The valuation of personal pro-
perty. in their respective hundreds.
Nov IS.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Me House resolved itsrlf mo IA
committee OF the whole MIR. II Mel
son in the Chair on The Stale Of The
Union; and took into consideration the
Message of the president Of the u.
States, yesterday received.
MIR. Taylor, OF New York. moved
sundry resolutions. for reference Of
the different parts of the Message. to
the following eEt"t.
1. That 50 much as relates to th'
sui.je of Foreign Aii',i.'s. and TO The
lanependrnee az the South Anrri, an
states, be referred. to "A select commit
tee.
2. That 50 much as relates TO the
Military Affairs. and so much AS re-
LAKES 10 the proceedings Of the Courts
Martial on the trial Of Artuthnot u
A.nhristie, and to the r0n,'Urt Of the
War with the Seminole Indians, bt
referred 10 "A select rnmmltttr.
s. That 90 much ny rrl.ies to The
Navy and TO the Navy D'p"ts, lie re.
isrred TO a select committee.
i. That so much as relates to The
rcssions Of territory from the Indians
- referred TO the committee OF Pub
lie Lands. ..=..
3. That so much ~ relates to ths
riyilizatinn of the Indian tribes. bt
irirrred TO the same committee.
6. That so much as relates 10 III,
subject of Manufactures, bc referee
10 the committee of Commerce ant
Manufactures.
I 7. That SO much rs relates to TN
unlawful introduction Of Slaves int
the u. States, BIZ referred to IA selec
committee.
8. That so much as relates to tin
subject OF Revenue, be referred 4
The committee Of Ways and Means
| 9. That 50 murh as relates to th,
District of Columhia, be refrrrtd {,
the committee for the said District
i 10. TIL the said committees hav
leave to report thereon Ivy bill o
otherwise.
| These resolutions were several
agreed to without opposition or re
mark.
MIR. Taylor also submitted. at Oh
|same time, four other resolutions, t
|this effect.
j 1. That a committe by appointe
J; ITO consider and report on the suite.
,Iof the organization and discipline q
+, Militia.
g. That committee he apPointe
, on the subject Of Internal Improve
mcnt.
5. That committee he appointe
+ on the subject Of the Public Butt
e ings.
o i. That a committee be appointe
h to inquire whether any anendme'
should lie necessary to the act of tt
d asst session granting pensions to ee'
} IoIuti0n~ry survivors.
y Mr.. Pitkin, of Connecticut, obje'
h lied to acting on these subjects, AS pr
Iposed, on the ground that they ii
eliot not flow from the Message al
ltIthat it had been usual. in commit
r of the whole on the state Of the Ucn
G lon the Presidents Message. not
t. Introduce any propositions foreign
n|the Message. lie thought the pra
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
From the National inifliigenccr.
.NOrfm6er 10.
0DITnInInS
We0Dr Stay, My. 1S, 1913.
In SENATE.

Mr.. Otis, fran Massachusetts, at
tented.
On motiou Of Mr.. BarI,or, Friday
next was assigne" AS The da, Tor elee-
flag the standing romm,ttees.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
The Chickasaw Treaty.

Extract Of "A letter fiOm Governor
Shelby, Il ted. Treat, Ground, 10Th
October. 1913.
The Indians have heen very litigi.
Gus and slow in their decisions +; tho
business whi"l, might have been done
in two ur three days. it has ken
twenty days to effect. The treaty,
ho,,c,er, is this moment concluded
upon and signed by all the chiefs. in
presence OF 1000 of the nation !; by
which all the lands west Of The Ten
ncssrr. in the States of Kentucky and
Tennessee. are reded Il psyahI in
fifteen annuities, Of 10000 dollars
eac:l---iwsides presents 10 sum'ry
chiefs Of OF s thousand dollars.
These sums may seem large at first
view; hut the couatry obtained il Of
immense Importance to the two states
in which il lies as we'll as to tho
strength and defence Of the nation.
In Tennessee. il is believed ; there
will be upwards Of .foar millions Of
acres :lndPprOpridtcd. Iris w'l' snon
raise iD immense sum to the General
Government: great part OF the land
being of the best gu lily.
John Fnrsyta. e.l. (now Of the
house Of representatives. has been
chosen senator in Congress. from
Georgia. for tue remainder Of fle
term Of MIR. Trnua. resigned: and john
Elliot. esq. senator from the same
state. from and afte" he 81 Of March
next. in the piare Of Mr.. Tat, who
declined Il re-el-,'tipn.
Vice is coward. and no man dares to
look it in the face that fe.,s TO be damn
ed But Virtue, that breads nothing in
the next life, fears nothing in this but
sin,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
New York, Nov. 81.

NEW xOfk, NOV. II.
Capt. Clarke. of Ship Albert Gal
latin. from St. Petersburgh. saw the
U. S. frigate Guerrero at the en-.
france of the Gulf OF Finland.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
New York. Nov. 10.

The person WIN sometime sine
presented a check at the Merchants
Sank, which had been Uttered from,
sixty TO sixty nine hundred dollars.
md who received the MONEY. remain
I'd undiscovered until Tuesday even
ing, when the disclosure was made
in rather singular maDnrr. II APP
pears { AS the story WIS commune ate''
to us) that the person guilty OF the
above crime, WAS in business in this
rity. md it being understooi that he
was about to fail. he WAS called upon
by one Of his creditors who hintrs
that he knew Of Some dishonorabie
transae ton Of which he had beer
guilty. when supposin., that allusio'
WAS made to the altered check, Chat
Of which circumstance the creditor
had not the least knowledge he i'm.
mediately made a confession and was
committed topr son.
A drove of 5ii catt'e, and Gock
Of 900 sheep. from Ctsego count,
posed through Goshen, on rhursd.!
last; and on Friday a Grove Of 10t
cattle belonging to gen. Waiswortl
Of Genessee County. and all iaued o,
bis own farm, passed through Thu
same village, probably for tie Fhila
|delphia market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-15
bosroN, lanusrya- uoop.

l-ht Isl fhON ENGLAND.
arrived ~ this pcf this evening the fne FAST ~a;l.,,
eofFeied snip FALCON, Captain Lewis ihi,t, M ~
rom Liverpool" with fall cargo of or, goods efsu.
&C 10 sundry consignees. s' Ni"'S''
'he papers are To the 26th OF November The, eon..
very precise details of the fneTai sosinttirs Al ill.,
lnfapt. e ~"" Hs1
LIVERPOOL. Nov. PIN conseererne OF The nor,.
peing closed. wheat advanced I'd pr bnsh.i and o, -
peibhl.-Auer- wheat pr .nl5s lis q I6s.-Au, a,,,,
per bhl. 90 70s-sour do ,. sss
In the. London Com MARKET GA Fridsv tbAra ~
az Sc arrival Of all kads OF e.asn.r The aenaad FOR
neeis Was rather heavy but those OF line qdaiity az
tanned Mondays prices. ~
imp"tt Of Am. nnuT last week, 1912 bbs
Los DoN, Nov. 25.ExtFae OF letss fror, The acr,,
70 LioNd's, at Gibraltar. dated Sth lust pas.. ~
straits To the eastward. tue AigcIiae squad and Ms
!lhed by tie Aseriue brig Tying the aver pa,Dc
LIVERPOOL, Nov s2i.--The papers hy lie mail f,o,,,
hanpNtg safe, thar one Of coRiinrebis of ~,
si "i occupation IA france, cerianfS e, i.tnro =,
.s""h country rms ~ SUPPRESSED Il be the BritI cu
ihseHt, which is TO he withdrawn the course of ! az
mouth. s W 7'i
FA.is, Nov. ls.-AceoTding 10 some foreign inselli
gehce, great Nortbern CoaTt is pfes-ut arruutt,
IN yer. extensive project, which AZ ca..jeo mo
ieel wouih realize one OF wishes axe ,a,od a
~ feiLe, hSmey Tie estabiis hincnt 81 srsrese tn
rope. '' VI H"-
lae report Of thearriva OF tie Russian sqrad,on At
CadiL Is premature. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-15
AgriculturaA Society.

" the present year ~
JOHN TAYLOR, of Caroline, President
WILSON CARY NICHOLAS, Fsce y1reSidsyf
JohS PRESTON, Treasurer.
JOHN ADAMS, lyscrefurg
assistant SecrltarieS---saa.uei g. Adams t,tr D.,
farewell. .S''' L'''iv'vh ".
'PSna'"g Co'qmitfee-John Marshall Wilson
dams. ~'' an" 'N'i' a
Yea, Neig ALe,nterS Gd,Hitted--John MccauI, Bayid p
howard Williams Garter, tiill Carter BENJAMIN arr
son, berkeieyD Dr.. Corbn Braxton Cutsbert porsp
mili'"ni Steinhergeu. Thomas Cary Nelson Wilson 3
Sa'y, IaIer b. Page, Judge William BrocGenhforeh A.
sniSaIu ihweati, john Amber, john I. Brooke carv
Selueh francis TaliafeTro, william A. BnrwslI Ios,
lane, William b. Giles John W. Eppes fi,tleton Wal
ei lSAewell, Bntwe Basseit, Edward CUNNINGHAM
,easShts iarton Pleasants, william H. Peasanls Or
Taeuoas vaughan Phip Tabb, Gloucester friidia.
LEWIS, Judge Creed Taylor, john Nvlsu William is.
oo,pn, (Chaisworth) Robert Kiyes, William \ Arch
~ william CTuiuP PowhaiauO Genefsi Franc,s Pr,s
."i, hliDuTn Henderson, Benjamin b. Coleman R,nf
Parish. - ' - ''N"ie"V""
~ an communications Intended for the society win
De addressed to the Secretary and the premium Gr a.
mission viii be paid 10 the Treasurer ~
January Is. RS '''s ~ 80" I'D, s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-15

WASHINGTON, January i3.-The ne
bale yet continues in The House of Re-
personalities. on the constitutional Gne,-
tIon involved IN the case of Colonel An
derson. The Debate hes lost none offs
aDliiiy, and lille of ITS interest. Our
fsauers, before US publication j. ccuclu
9ed, will probably acknowledge ,heir,i,l,
cfihe suggestion we marie RE otb,r d.,
that The question WAS one on which ,,,,ci
might be SAID on both sides. MAJ. M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-15
Stop the Vhiefy

HlFFY DOLLARS REWARD. Stolen out Of INV stai,,e
on tue night ~ the sth inst SoRREL MARE rrin
ell Inclined 10 be roam, with uale In her face oC
tolerabe SIZE running down TO poiHt, one hiRd leo
mhe ana mas sore on her Ieft soHider OF about two
oove mare IS about live tst high BeiWe5n nine and ten
years OLD, works we'll rather ifcbes ia pace a, viii
~ good order. - - - " -
lwl give reward OF dollars IL taken M in ti.
eO'ly % trThe'o u taten up out Of the County
reward Of twenty d6iiars with aii easouabe
iof bet safe delivery TO ME near Mamchescr and i ei
ther case, VIII give ihrty dollars for The thief
JOHN COBBS
JWuHFy 10. 7stt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-15
Best Nappahannock Y.ans9

ENoR SALE.I anI authorised 10 sell AT piysts or mn
nc sale that valuable estate generally known nv ia.
name 81 TIE FOIL \, situated IN Richmond county on
kappshannock riveT-I contains atogether abont 9os
acres OF winch or soc are prime side ias tue
rest oil eoVsr ed with heavy growth Of timber rms
panauoh merits the Character Of being one ofthe b-st
ia The Lower CouiiiIy-is 10 sh aud oysters
hss good spring water, aHd Is healthy s7-s
The terms y Ill be half OF the purchase ,ro,ev In
cash the other half in twelve mouths Persons eisos
ca TO buI wa please make iheir proposals known nne
uialeiy Letters postage PAID will be ATTENDED 10 hy
uie' directed 70 menokin, Richmond couIihonse
January IS. ~ So -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-15

- TIE MUSEUM viii We iililn,natsd tb,. =, .,,.
stef whoa IL viii be closed, for purpose Of py
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me eNoruons tIcs insking. '