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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
Notice..

The employment of an Agent or At
sorn., is not ucct ssary in any claim a
ralnst the government. II is most gen
oral attended with erhence, and some
T. mes ~ II acthaf ioss.
Claims will be promptly settled, when
M accounts and vouchers with which
thr, are connected, are transmitted to
the PREFER Office.
Money will De transmitted, Whenever
a receipt or tho sum due, or where tAe
amount is not ascertaiued, receipt in
kask. shall be orwarded to the Treasu-
~ Department.
,iii,ary patents, and certificates Of
mi,itars pensions, will be transmitted in
Ike ynauner, Whenever the necessary
vouchers are forwarded to the proper
afsics.
John Quincy Adams.
W IN. II. Crawford.
]. 6. Calhoun.
II. W. Crowninshicld.
Washington Cisy, May ~, 1913.
June 2--law5m
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
Nv the President Of the |
States,

WV
States.
wurpp,s. bv an Act of Copuress
,,.ss,.,, ,n ~. od ,,f Ifa,rb Iaj7 an,;.
ia :. An ac, y, author;sn ,be arno;,,t-
r,en, If ! s,,,ryrvo, for he lands i, n.
nor, b,.rn nay, ofthr N;Se,ss;nr; Territory
and H.. III. or r,rta;n lanas Therein IL
scr;b-d.v The President OF ,h,. q States
,cites for towns, and cause the said lands
10 HI, laid of INTO Town lots. and the said
lots to he offered for sale.----
Therefore. 7, JAMES .doNnoE. presi.
,sn, of ,h. United States. do berehv de
clar- and mage kno,,n. tba, oub,ic. sales
Cor III. d;snosa, ,fthe Iots IN The rown Of
N,ratbon fberr,ofors. called seiltonss
Buff on the south bank of the river Ten
MESSAGE. (near the head of the Muscle
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
Conditions Of this Paper.

TIE DELANsgE GAZETTE IS rrn
xisHEp TWICE WEEK. AT FIVE DOLLAR
= YEAR, pAgAsaE SIX NC MAS IN ADVANCE
x AfQRR rI5EMEN rs wit DE iNsEnrtr
gggE CHEZ, Sc ONE DOLLAR souARe
a%svsIvE GEMS ron EVERY sue
EsEnrIoN. PAyMENr 70 NJ
sgsrImE WHEN THE ADVERTISE
LEFT All THE OFFICE FOR PuE
PAPER DISCONTINUED UNTi'
aRAGES AgG PdfD.
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following gentlemen
althorised to receive sub
options and money for the
DELAWARE GAZETTE


DELAWARE GAZETTE:
.N,gc t.Gs'ie,---George Pierce. Esq.
y)orga--yhr. JOHN ,'iani,re.
Smgrna-.IIr. Eeujamjn r0orioe.
tJe.,rg, 'srnztn. pe,.--.ssT. James An
dGgs8f,
Cai'wc!i's Bridge-.Nr. Darid WI
scr, .l,,n.
.Yii}gord--.iir. Pflcr Robinson.
g.gvGS lo1ca--.lii'. GForgf H1ccrs
III aee!--.,sr. G,,hr,im Collins.
sand i!etozrn--.Hr. Philip Reading
Es,kiDn, Hid Iiobias RadH'pk, lis.
Other appointments will si@e'in.
Or ale.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16
Wilmington, Del. Feb,

III the Court Of G;anctry,
6AF the state OF Delaware, held in
OGsorge Town, in and for the
county Of Sussex, OF the Summer fern
A. ID 1878.
". II. Wells, Burton Waples,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-16

Wilmington, Aug. 22--tm
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
.43ail.
THE NEGLECTED BRAVE.

I SAVANNAH. OKo FEB s.--It is singu.
Isr CT cnm>tsacs hat The, ashes of General
NATHANIEL GREENE, deposited in the greve
yard OF this city, should not 10 discopetablo
by any inscription, TO the eye OF stranger.
The spot, even where they lie, Is unkno gn 10
our inhabitants, excepting few reYoluIioes ,
patriots whom abe hand OF time has spared
to he, as j, were, guides 10 the seprasbre Of
q man, who stood, in the American iincs,
Dext to the immortal Washington, sra who
may be Justly termed the shieid OF the sou.h.
ern s'ates. II is With the highes, feeIpgs
OF fpieasure, howeSer, that we can announce
TO our fellow ci,izeas, that ample aton.mtDs
is about 70 be made for the apathy and indls-
ference OF former times. A number ofspl'n-
ed individuaisaro about Opening g sobsciip-
tioh, on which their names VIII be prominen's
for the purpose of ob,sinlngs sumsteqp
The erection of monument over the remains
Of hero who was in courage and patriotism,
ihferier TO no warrior OF his sgc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

sfstios, Mr. Robertson, Of Lou. tscseu 10
amend il by adding to it pio position. 10 ihis,
effect thai the miiaiy cemmiltes be in.
strae,ed 10 inquire into The eapsdisncy o.
educating at The Military School oi the Unit
cd States, the sons of all effects, ncn-conI-
missioped officers or priysies, who have tai.
len IN ieh,ing for their county.
Alter considerable discussic in which
Mr. Williams, Of N. e. Mr. Smith, Of Md.
MIR. Johnson, OF Ky. Mr.. Foysy,h, Mr. Lown-
des, and Mr. Melcer, took part, the amsnd-
ment was oega,ised, MOI, IL is believed, irors
the Cbjeciiob to the principle il emb,aced,
bot to its inuoductioi.i in this suanne,.
Alter The whole Of lke re solutions had hecr
disposed oi, anc the 9th reie,red &C tie Mill
,ary committee, 10 b' iny in a hii.--.Air RoL-
er,son renewed 10 st perale fo M, The p,o-
position he had failed JUST now in carrying
by way OF o~-endment. Bot 1t grew late,
and>I.e house adjourned whh6ll Ccming 10 a
decision on it.'
FRIDAY, FEB. 10.
The bill, in the Senate, for incre ressing the
salaries Of Judges Of The u. s. Couus, vas
read o second time.
After some debate on The Revo!uionaiy
Soldiers Bill, the Senate went into tAc1 con.
sidcration OF executive business.
Military Education.
After some conse, saiion, on the Nesosu-
luton, then before the House, in relation 10
this subject substitute was offered by Mt.
Moore OF Pa. as follows. which, ai.er beinr
amended, by expanEing the wo,ds in i,aGcs,
was agreedto. ..
That the committee on military ATTIRE nc ins,rpc,
ed TO inquire into the cx,,cdieacy 0i brihsi in n
bill. embracing The following principles, viz ha.
in all applications hereafter, for me adn,;ssion og
cadets ints the military academy of West Point, d
preference shall be given the sons af the otsiers
non commissiaDed officers and soldiers, who were
killed in battle, died in tie service of the usnss
STATES, in the late giving preference to ,css
least able to educate themselves knd bes qiaifed
for tie military profession, and TO be disfrtaied os
sqEay practicable throughout the sererai sIotes unj
serrito'ies, according 10 fhe rafo Of rsprrseatatisn
In this shape the resolution Was adopted by
a considerable msjoriy.
General BankSuhf Lay
The house then, 90 meion Of NJ. Flop
kinsop, resolved itself into conn, a,ee oi The
whole, Mr.. Snaih Of Md.in The chair, CT tho
bill to establish an uniform system Of Bank.
rup'cy throughout the u. s.
The reading Of this bill (Which eontains
fifty four printed folio psges) occupied The
remainder Of The siliiDG j after the reading
was finished; the committee ,Ose obiain.
ed leave 10 act again and the House adjourn.
ed 10 Monday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

On the subject Of advances upon contrtcts,
she boo'd beg isave u observe, that N two
ins,soccs ooiy, namely, those fos cahnon, car
fonades and sbot, have they stipulated TO
mako advance. In these cases they agreed
70 depart f,oG, their general rn!e upon the
uubicc,, with q view TO The improvement OF
the ordinances Of the oavy, which, having been
found extremely defective, rendered II noe
essary tomake series of experiments, which
subjected the Contractors to considerable cx-
pence ~
The navy commissioners would here res
peetfu!y observe, that their attenii"n has been
enysged, siuco tho act Of the 29si Apfi,
1916, in procuri,, within the shortest PEE.
iod possible, ,he 1.-Two oak timber necessary in
the construction Of hc ships suthorized by
thai act They found, in the oulseL much
difficulty in form iag contracts for this article;
the live oak gsoYins only in places femoe
from our navy yards, and where II can oe go'
out only in certain months 10 the year, iDtor.
pssed insuemounsabie difficulties to its being
immr rdia,eIy procured no contractor would
engage 10 deliver tho frame even OF irigate,
In lcss than Two seasons. One cutlins sea-
son only having elapsed since The passage oil
the act cf the 2a,h April, 1916, will show
Why agreatcr qusn,iy Of this timber has not
at this time been delivered. ..
The commissioners now entertain no doubt
Of being able to procure all the live oak ro'
qnired for the ships authorized, AZ we'll ss
cveiy other msterial necessary in their con
struc,ion and, If it should be the wish Of the
executive, TO launch them within the period
contemplated by the law, and for the sum ap.
propriated.
have the honor to be, with great respect,
sir, your most obcdient servants
JOHN RODGERS,
President Of The avy 8oard
The Hon. Benz w. Crowoicshieid,
Secretary Of the Navy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
Committee ek coxLcrents.

Coinriffet Or Cox/ercnts.
pr. Campbell, from the n.susgers rs, on tho
part OF the Senals, Of The COME nee upon the
dissgreeing vote, Of ,he two Houses on the
Senate. amendment to the raiiiIary approp,i-
ationb'll made report enitrae'iY detail of
the proceedings of1he conference, & Of their
probability 10 agree on the subject which
report was read.
SURVIVING Revolutionary C1fecrs.
The Scnste then resumed the considera-
tion of tho bill providing for the surviving
officers, soldiers, sc. Of the revolutionary at.
ny; with the amendments repol,ed thereto
by The committee on military aFairs and the
question occurring on the motion made some
day, ago BY Mr. Barbour, to postpone tho
bill to July mex TO reject i'll A debate a.
1850 on the merits of the bill which contin.
ucd until late hour; when the Senate ad-
journcd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
DAYS OF OLD

me 'owhsnlpsa 81 Daf.sn0o.o, "e''posp
New- ooo'ofo' r'eeto"o aoo rs'nasIn' eOm
nos'ns one "act were purchases " 70"
Drao'o,d aao MS associates - 'o'a' .. "s
e"eqoln' snd Wamsous, ms SOU u To-, %
lohow'"g oons'oets'ons ~ ys'os =. e'o'"'
oaoSes' Se'"eS .'oeN, p'u"e'.'
pun, par Ct Sosk'hss, pa" " s"o
ron Po' anu ~ s"i''"s' :" o'As'
"ss; , .; ,;.,. r..
e,,, " g. "sy soa, .s ~ , ,n. ,.nd On which The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

~ TUESDAY FEB 10.
A bill for the relief of mn Ahd< son, wa
postponed to the 23d FeD,
, t.t-. D1Hfary Land Warraufs.
A oil was reported, & read second time,
70, xlcnding the time of issuing and ioc4t
TO- Military Laod Warrants.
e, Promns Settlement c/ feeosats.
Nj. Ruggles submitted the following rcso
luton for conside ration f..-
Rssolvsd, That the cnm nittee on Military Affairs
BE- instructed to enquire into the expedency Of
m king provision By law to compel more promp
get emeRt OF the accounts of the masters OF the
ls,e army.
Wifnssses on Naval and Saaaaary Coart ahar
Hais.
Motions were nade for enforcing the at.
.eadaoce Of Witnesses on Naval and Militia
~ Court Martisls. ~
Domesnc Manufacturers.
M. Lacock p csen, ed the memorial OF the
Ps.i Adslphia Socie'y for the, promotion Of a.
m lean Manufactures; praying further pro.
lection to domcslie mancfsctures.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
CONC RESS
IN oENATE.

IN SENATE.
MoNDAY.,FEB 3.
V.ly little busInes ot inp,1t.uce was
transacted this day, being very cold one.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

Settlement ef old aeesants.
4 icttor was received from the comp,rol.
Ter Of tho Treasury, irsnsuiaieE n psrtisl
hu OF balances due more than tIisee ycsrs,
D nvious 20 the soih sept. last
Com. eF Csytre.ss on Brewer Poy.
NJ. Lowodes, from the com ni,,ee of c,o.
terence On the iisscrceiug votes Of tho two
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25


"WEDNESDAY, FER. II.
Navy DcE0.s.
A message was received tom the Presi.
. Dent Of the Unnsd States, oy M ]. ]. Mon.
roe, transmit,ed copies of nc reports, IN re.
lat,ou 10 the surveys and examinations made
by nava, officers, in cooper alton with officers
Of the corps Of engineers
- Pdymasters .4ceounts 81.
The Sona,e resumed tue confederation OF
the motion made yesterday, respecting The
seuln0,ent of the account oil the pay masters
0nd quarter.mastcrs of the late army, aud a.
greed thereto.
4. Ua/u! .frfs.
Several bills received their second reading:
among which, the bill introduced by NJ
. nour. "to promote the progress Of use.
'ful ATS, and to repeal the acts heretofore
made Tor that purpose - which was commit
ted TO Messrs. Bar oour, Dweet and King.
uassachGsefts GAINS
Tho resolution 10 Instruct the committee Of
Claims, to inquire into the expediency Of pro-
vidloy for the examioaiion and allowance OF
these Claims, vas tAkea up, aud agreed 10
without debate.
The Senate then, went into the considera.
ton Ut Executive business, with closed doors,
(as usually
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25
THURSDAY, PED. IL.

Military Bouafy Lands
Nir. Wilson sub nhted the following reso>
lotion 70, ronsidc alton;
Rssofved. Tia, the committee on the public lands
Be nstructcdt inquire into the expedieucy Of CT.
tending the time s,lowed by the act to provide for
designated. surveying and granting the military
eVln,y snds. approved May 6, 1912, TO non-commis-
sioied officers and soldiers OF the United States, or
Their reprcse and to present their claims 10
the secretary Of War for military bounty lands.
Salaries Of JHdges. $50
M. Criuepdrn, from the commit,e on ,he
Jidiciary, reported bill to increase tho sala.
rie, If certain judges Of the courts OF the u
3. saich was read and pased to q second
reading.
Bile ordered 10 third reading
The bill, supplementary to the &C, further
ex ending the time for issuing and locating
military land ~arrsnts the bill to authorize
certain purchasers oi public lands TO with.
draw their entties aod ,rsosfer the uonie
paid thereon on the bill for the relief OF X.
M johnson, were seve-aIly token NJ and o..
dsrod 10 DO engrossed fer sthitd reading.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

18th section of the act. size fI,cp, for min.
cipa! aud interest, " Of Tie rate of fweive
per centini per ar..;;sir, from the fine
Oh sucb demand, until ihe tlote be ca;,l
WISH 10 dispose of the Circnla, I'm the
present number, and therefore | must re-
.ath upono''e more passage, thaiiu vbi,l,
tiie deciaraiion Is made, that the Rr,rcb
notes VIII be taken :" in payneu, or I.h,s
due to The United States" This dc,Ia.
raiion Is not made by the Bark AS mai,sr
o. accommodation 10 the public. il is pre-
oicateo upon tiie l4iIi sect of tie ACT of
incorporation. This section declares--
that the bills or notes Of The said corno.
{, ra'inn originally made payable, or which
9. sna1l haFe become pay able on demand.
6. % si De receivable in all payments 10
rected by act Of Congress" The ohio,
WHICH Congress had il view in ti,r Sas-
SSsee OF ihis section is perfectly clear
Icy wanted 10 give 10 the people Ma
t'oRat Cnifency. AS tits object is not at
iaIheu, nor caunot be eiiaimed under the
regulations q Instructions OF the board of
directors, II remainsto be seen, ifundcr ti,e
o3d sect. Congrcssdo ot,lirecfau inorirv
whether The :. charter is forfeited d anrrl.
ied, they Will not pass ali acf yefusiro 80
me Chi'ed STATES Bank no,es, that credit
WHICH Is denied them by the bank Itself.
II VIII be remarked lla. in Tie section i,,,,
quoted, IN "hici, universal credit is give,
10 The United States Bank NOTES and ali
ne ciiices Of Discount aud Deposit liar
'hcy are all classed ind' one general de-.
nomination, as g the Bills or notes aft5e
sad corporation, thus acknoM lodging b,t
one corporation, one hank, and makirc
that ere responsible for all bills or
h"'es, no matter where issued, or where
made payable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

f'hE Ph1PkiEr0hs nhding their insee 81 4, unys
TO the western conntIy, oflet for sale TWO TRACTS
VI LtND-onc called James Martins oil Jones,s
creek, IN Powbatan c0untyThe other called yp,Jfb's
raTh on branch OF said Jones's creek IN said couu
They will be sold separately or Together as may he
sun such as may be inclined topurchase They together
contai near nine hundred acres They will be offered
o sae, pnency or not previously privately sold Al
rowhatan Courthouse, on Bedaesday fhe I0th 5ay OF
Sfpfeaoer Rctt, that being Powhatan court day-rIe
aha mas generally very good foundation is productive
ana is now considerable proportion of 1t well ser with
REQ e,over;-Any person wishing to purchase it is pre-
uuIea, van view the land before the Gay of sale. The
terms will I've made know ON tie day or before ~ re
qured-This land is certainly well worth the attention
o. any one fond offarmng.-Itis believed, too that
snifhs Tract contains considerable body of coal
with coal. ,CfIoss CnNCrpErn
hE puDic sale of the above iand til fur
ther notce-prvate applications ON The premises or
elsewhere VIII, at all times, he duly attended TO- The
.proprieiors wish to move early in The fall.
,, THOSE CONC
4
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buckingham STATE WoIEs at 1Uc,jo,

DueRWSh0m State FORKS at 3uctiOn
= virtue OF deed Of trust executed nv Thomas
-, wilson, Esq. dec dated 2Ist April 1914 dniy re
ded IN sncsnghan court Office, aud iay the purpose.
ie'eih meauoned-.We will sell. at public auction to
ue nShest bidder Tor cash. Uedaeyddy fhe I6fh Of
oeP heLt at i2octock, beure the AUCTION door of Mai
no; Gamble, on Market Bridge athe said wilson's int.
res, III una, valuable property called the State FORKS
ou s EQUITY OF buckneam, on Slate river aud Hunts
creek, aud containing 256 acres being Lots No and
81 as la'd of and allotted To said Wilson by decree Of
e eou o, chancery for Richmond district, with all .ie
privileges thereto annexed " 80
, pan OF The property may be at The Office of
MAJ. H. Gamble, who will conduct the sale.
ABEL l.. UPSHuR,
Augustus. an ,,,a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

MARSHAGS SiLE.-Gy virtue of decree oe ,hs
superior court of c.ianceiy for the Richmond dis
49, pronounced on the goth day of January isis in
80. e 'neiein depending between Atcbnd Rass pIa,,,
un, aud VIM. s. Archer and others dcf.pdsn,. W.
ou, on Monday, the 5b day of October next on m,
gesss, iof ready money, all that part of Tract oJ
1919. pins IN thc county of Louisa, ron,ainin. All;
acres sold by Col John Boiling 60 w hoseev and nv
s"" eiost'et To John Archer except six hun,rcd
John Bibb. j. GUERRANr '"n o""ch ahd
Sept. .. % - =. n. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15
Resnscitafiop Of the ,Swan.

- heShScltdttOn OF the iSUdH.
tAMES y. enthusiastically announces to his
~ FNHas and the public, that Notwithstanding the
Het SUSPENSION Of the principles oJ animal fe this
aha useiu bird has been more
49, 800, ue. ysaflVe element. lie hSters himself. that
we ns own eSeItions, aud the favorable tide
pun'II ApPIopauon, she may be supported upon the
. ga o experiment until she strikes The cur
rent OF prosperity down which she NAV glide ght as
leatheta 20 the port Of" successful ex perinent"
ihe oeter 20 ensure a'consummation so devouIy TO
pe Wsheo ne assures the public that his house is pro
Nided IN every respect, in plentiful aud neat IL not
an ostentatous manner Those who delight in retire
lnent, viii ind IN the bosom Of the peacrI-l C,go1
safe aud pleasant retreat from the noise and bnse Of
we business part Of the city. To gentlemen from Nh
country, aud merchants particularly IL will be deobt
ul when their business is completed on ul.n street 10
Ieie to ,he hill to dine, where, free from dust tsy
mag breathe the pure air. ny
His stables are excellent and arc provided with ,ooa
and attentive ostlers. sVO"
August 10. az NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

GALE IN mANCiIESrER.--On Abe t5th doy orfbs
~ present month, will be sold nj public aucon :. ,e
iate esueuce OF Edward w. Trent, dec in
we Personal ESTATE Of the deceased (sppciic leo
ACRES eNeepted) consisting of horses mules stock If
cate sherp and hogs quantity of oats set black
smiths tools, &c.-Cash will be reouir.d Far ali
purchases under nay dollars for purchases 10 that
allowed. Ry or,icr ,c fIc - 80. VIC
Sept.I. Al ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15
August Is.
Valuable Farming lands for Sale.

paIaatte Farming Lands for SAFE.
4 WILL offer at public sale at Powhaian courthouse
- on Hed"eSddg, the IGtk Of September nert being
court uay, my FARM in that county. tiswihin miles
and adjnns the lands Of Charles Branch
he estate OF Maj John Harris dec. John Depy Thomas
rofsee, aud the coal lands late Dupnys and Povais
us iaIni well waered aud contains 42a acres: one
OF which Ia woods and well timbe red an about
o creek lo"gronnds III high state of culture
ne soil is generally well adapted TO the calture OF corn
wheat, and oats and the wood land capable of prodnc
.s eNceieht tobacco. The Improvements are a com
ottaDie dwelling house, with cellar, dali
~, eiamay, stable aud spacious house, formerly used
IN ADDITION 10 the advantages which this tract COM
pines as farlH II is the opinion Of good Judges that il
contains large bodies OF Goals Goals have been found
on ~, aug several thousand bushels raised; aud in less
than one hundred yards OF the line on the lands late
phys aud Povas, Goals have been discovered near the
surface. ~ 'e
a, e,i OI Cieut OF months, IL months, and
the oller IL monihsnegotiable noIes with annroyed
endorseIs with deed of trust the premises will he
'eiu..eu oI Tue purchaser J. !. JOHNSON.
Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15
JulyI4.

TAKE NOTICE, That shall present, petition 10 the
next General Assembly. praying for the repeal Of an
act passed al the last session authorizing VIM Mood 10
erecta dam across the RvaBna river ~ place called
tue Barracks Falls and that writ Of al guod dsmnum
should issue from The county of Flavanna te a.
certain the amount OF damage that uight accrue to the
parties interested ny sendeDning acres Of land on
side of said river for he purpose Of establish
ing locks and other fixtures 10 Improve the navigation
otthe same Reasons for 80 dOiug, will be fni.y set
i0tth IN the petition. WM. ?. BtRRnr.
August 10. 2c,.tfSs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

ESoARDiNG tor young ladies', who wish to attend a,y
OF Tue schools OF Richmond for literary instruction
music drawing, &c-Mrs Ann Camp informs her friends
IN me country that she has takep The well situate house
ialey occupied by Mr.. ches Terrell Opposite the Co
verhors) aud will receive boaders such youuo adi.s
rary or personal improvement. ~ ~
lLhMs-S 90 per quarter, PAYABLE in advance.
.. tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

4 virtue ~ deed OF trust executed ~ me an H.
- 10th day ofJuly. isI7, by Samuel H. Sannscrs s -,
r"whaian, and wbc, deed has been duly Recorded \
s, IN iie Town OF Jefferson blythe directions of tbe
a.me,s Bank OF virginia and Chancellor n. Saunders
tue creditors whose debts are secured In said
esu' proceed 10 sell on the 9Th day Of October rer
S, ana u not, ON the fair day thereafter snn
ury SLAVES, variety of household aud Kitchen f,n;
@ ,oge,herwith the stock Of b.,rses cattle and hoes
ue p,antathn UTENSILS belong ng the said Samuel
rs Sahutis-Many of The slaves are extremely lii eiv
ana Vai"abie.-The sale will certainly take place
Fowbatan, August Ia 90 So.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-15

RtEJL TAVERN 49, rhe subscriber informs his friends
ahd we public, that be has taken lease Of this
spNg esiabEsted house which he has repaired 6tted
u .ps ana thls DAY opened, asa HOUSE OF ENTERTAIN
mENI.-Bis best exeTtions shall be used TO render
those who call On him comfortable.
ne stables are spacious aud airy, and shall be Par
N"sssIy attendedto. JOHN KELSo.
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