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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10
EXTRAORDINARY.

Capt. Pinkham, Of the sloop William,
who arrived at Norfolk on the Isl inst. in
four days from Nantucket, informs. that on
Saturday, 3Oth August, ABOUT lao miles
F.. n. f. from Cape Henry, he passed,
through school Of about three hnn6red
!Spermnceti Whales. Some OF them he re-
presents as being very large.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10

The following Advertisement in the n.
Orleans papers, will show the manner that
quack- doctors are dealt with in that sec
ton Of our country
NOTICE TO HALFWAY poCToRs.
Those who practice The profession of
medicine without having complied with the
law Of the state, relative to the subject,
may expect to be dealt with according 10
law. A list is now ready for the states at
torney which will be delivered in a short
time for prosecution. Prepare yourselves!
the laws shall not be violated any longer.
Ami des Lois.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10
INDIAN CORN.

From every quarter of our country,
(southern states only excepted) the ac-
counts respecting this valuable grain are
favorable-and in all probability more ripe
corn will be gathered this season, than the
whole quantity produced in the three pre-
ceeding years.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10
From the Freeman's Journal.
n lNnLI. q. G..

T
yMessrs. .HC0rkle &. Son,
have been troubled with corn on my
toe, for great while, and after having tried
almost every reputed remedy in vain was
at last recommended TO try the turpentine
which is found on the pine trees. 1t IN a
few weeks entirely softened the corn, and
then extracted it without difficulty.
Thinking that This may be OF use to persons
troubled with corns, make this simple re-
NEEDY public.
am, Sir, yours respectfully. II. l..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10

: The National Tntelligencer informs the
public that CENTS, TO any moderate amount,
may be had, on application at the Mint OF
the United States, in Philadelphia, IN eX-
change for an equal sum in specie, or IN
notes receivable in the Bank Of the United
S},toe
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10
Orphans Court,
.HeTandria County, ,o,,

alexandria County, 1910
September Term, "
hRDERED, That the administra-
~ trix of Archibald !. Taylor, de-
ceased. do insert the usual advertise
mcnt three times in the Alexandria
newspapers. A copy.
Test, A. MOORE,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10

The Newburyport Herald of the lst inst;
remarks, that "the season at the eastward
has become dry. and the earth parched.
The typhus and billou. fevers prevail IN an
unusual degree in several towns III hene-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10

Scbr Lady Of the Lake, Durell, 10 DAYS
from Mantanzas, ar. at Baltimore, 9Th inst.
Reports, brig Cumberland, Nelson, sales
for Alexandra s days before.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10

State Of he Wealher-At ep. NJ. CO deg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
A Produce SMeep Stakes.
No.l.-for the cultivation of Indian Corn on low
" grounds, in 1918.

MO. l.-for the cultivation of Indian Corn on low
v grounds, i'll 1918.
NO.2.-Do. do. 90. on highland, in 1918.
Every person wishing TO become member of No. .
or No. 2 will obge himself cultivate 10 of land
n the State OF Virginia. the East side the Blue Ridge
ivng IN square, IN such regularly obong forin
the length shall not be more than double the width
The measurement Of the land and of the crop will be
made IN the presence Of and will he certified by free
holders on OATH to the judges who be appointed
the attending subscribers, the first Monday in April
next OH which day the books of subscription will clo
sd.
ON the first Monday in January next the judges will
award the prizes IN manner following, to wit One half
OF the whole subscribed for either number to the
person who shall make the greatest quantity of Indian
Corn (allovng two barrels in the sheIled
CORN one fourth To the second greatest remain
g fourth 20 the third greatest quantity. tue event of
tie IN quantity the prize will be equally divided amongst
all who may be of equal quantity of that grade.
NO. 3.-For the cultivation of Wheat upon corn land
in 1919.
NO ADO. do. do. upon faowed land, in 1919.
For the two last Nos bOoksOf subscription will be kept
open to the first Monday IN January, 1919,
altogether similar to No.. and No. 2, which time
judges will be appointed and the hrst Monday in ia
nnaTy, 1870, the prizes will be awarded.
Subscribers to either OF The above Nos will enter their
names with the Cashier Of tile Branch Bank OF Uni
ted States in Richmond, and pay dollars for each
No. OF which be may become member.
January IL. 79.w4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10

&-r The ENQUIRER Sc published twica week, gene
rally and tttee times week during the session 81 the
S,gts The s.iiue heIetofore Fire
oiurs per aunun, pa, able ia advasce. Notes OF Char
tered Banks (0aiy) viii be receved IN paynest. The
Editor win guarantee tue safety Of reitting them by
mail the postage Of all letters being paid by The writers.
n NoPaper will I've discontinued tbut at the dscr.-
tte Editor until all ba,e paid up.
II wheeyer will guarantee the pay nent vfnine papers
shall receive tenth tratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One SghGrc-firSt Insertion, rs cehts-each
continuance, sc cents.
No advertisement iascftcG until u hos either hc-a
paid for, asS9ed 6y person ia tbs city its
enpir0nS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
Eenydnsia James Harris wishes to rent ont his
TOWN NESADEECE.
January ~. a,,,
Peck. XlaN & Co.

N5 LIN ~ W.
nNE door below the Union Hotel, Main street. have
~ for sac the following assortment, viz:
- 80 mus. Jai,a.ea, W. India aud n. E. Rum
ou pDis. L. do.
pipes Marisi's best Co.niac Brandy
do. Spanish Brandy
do md 50 detiijuhns Holland Gin
4 hhds. Whisky
pipes ". York Asehor Gin
~ do. London part Sfsperac Wine
~ qr casks Sicily Madeira do.
~ 90. SHERRY do.
~ doz old Port do.
70 =, boxes c ohsTpa'sne and burgundy do.
bbls. Aniseed cordials
100 do. Vassar's Ale
80 boxes Muscatei and Bloom Raisins
20 drums Figs
10 lbs Nutniegs
ISO boxes Mould Candles
lao do. Chocolate
10 hrkins choice Butter
bulls. prime Beef
loo boxes and 80 or. boxes Spanish segars
SO Kegs Scotch Snuff
so boxes Clay Pipes
40 casks spanish Brown
rs bbls. whole RerTings
cases Mustard
so casks Cheese
loo boxes fresh Garden Seeds
30 Kegs bladder, Copperas and Alum
40 crates EarthenwaIe, assorted
200 reams wrapping Paper
30 cases Napt and Wool Hats
233 sides Soal Leather
90 doz. Caiiskins
1900 pair coarse Shoes
500 do. Ladies' Shoes
bales Horse Names
200 Floor Brushes
I75 Meats boxess
200 sets Measures
20 boxes Tin Plate
SEQ lbs Iron Wire
@ boxes Cotton Cards
80 dog. patent Carolina Hoes
10 NJ. Qulls
States
10 doZ. Coffee Mills
cases Homes and Razor StTops
S eighties clocks aud Timepieces
German Piano Forte, with pedals
Gigs, with Plated Harness
An Assortment OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Side
boards, Secretaries with Bookcases. BureauX, Dining,
Card and Dressing Tables, Folding Desks, Bedstcads,
Chairs, &C. ; invoice we'll selected DRY GOODS,
among which extra imperial and supeTlne black,
blue mixed aud green BrOadcoths and Cassmeres, Pc
sse Cloths Plains, fancy Qltngs, Fiorentines, Chine
iancy Trimmings, BeDneis and Piues, Mattress Tick
ing, Cotton Yarn, &c. ALSO quantity of elegant lew
elry, Gold and Silver Watches Gold Chains, Seals and
Keys, do. Breastpins and Fngerings. " Liberal
dit will be given for town acceptances approved pa.
per. February }. s60t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
Was committed 90 the Nail

hF Chesterfield county, on the 6lh day Of November
~ iast,a RUNWAY negio man Sho calls him
self DAVID FREEMAN, tie Is about six feet high vel
NV cOInpexOn has two white cotton shirts with him
blue mixed pautaloons, swansdown waistcoat with
peaT buttons aud pale blue Virginia cloth coat his hair
six wears old.
Tine Of said runaway is requested to come r..
ward, prove his property, pay ehaaes, aud take him
way he will be dealt with sgreeabiy 10 law.
WM. WlNFREE, Jailer.
January 10. 77.wi2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
Thornton ANexanAev.

HAVING rented the TAVERN at Stafford courthouse
formerly occupied by MT. James HitchekI bnt at.
eIV ~ MI PdgHe, assures the public that he is fully
prepared TO accommodate travellers and all others thai
MAJ cali upon him aud rs he is determined devote his
attention To furnishing his house with every convenience
10 make Il comfortable, he hopes for share Of public
Pauonage. Stafford. Jan. u. ....s3.Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
DR.. Shaw

5NfNDFRS his seryicesasa PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
q 10 the Inhabitants Of Richmond and is vieInty-
r He may be found At NJ. -, Union liotci.
Secemt.r 10. SWIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
MappahanMock academy d.

HJTANTED, as an ASSISTANT TEACHER in the Rap
w pahannock Academy, gentleman of liberal educa.
t0n who can produce satisfactory testimonials his
qualifications aud character. The assistant teachers
share OF netuIton fees he amount Of which is
Indefinitely has heretofoie been eight hundred
dollars year-seldom below hundred, exceed
ing eight hundred. But il It is preferred stipulated sa
larry, somewhat less tka hunde ed dollars will be
given.
II Letters addressed TO Ansel French, president of
the Academy, viii he attended to.
JOHN TAYLOR, President
OF the Trustees Of Rappahaanoek Academy.
Caroline, Jan. 20. so-rIt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
U. States fIrigate Java.

SIR-Ou tie evening of the IGtli inst.
Twas ordered below by you from the quar-
ter deck Of this ship, with these words or
to that effect, IS have no further use for
yourservices Oh board This ship" have
waited anti. this moment TO know, why
have been thus treated aud being igno-
rant Of The causes, request my arrest and
charges.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
(SigneD JOHN HEATH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
Snow Gtreek.

THIS valuable farm, lately advertised by me in this
paper, VIII be sold to the highest bidder on the pre-
mses Tuesday the 9th Of February II fair II not
the next fair day, at u o'clock, A. ~.
II Mr.. Taliafero, Of the Senate is well acquainted
with this land and will describe 1t 10 any person depos
ed 10 purchase. HUGH MERCER
Fredericksburg. Janaarys p. s4w4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
Hank. OF VirginiA.

- JANUARY S, 1918.
1--WE president and directors have this day declared
dividend of74 cent for the half year ending 3Ist
december which will be paid after the 5h inst
....1q6w WIN. CAMBRIDGE, Cdshicr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
J. IA. Easbenaer.

NKAIN STREET, Richmond-t7 next door above the
IVA " Old Globe 7aUerR," takes this mode of inform
ing the citizens Of Richmond and s public at large that
be offers for sale gold and silver MUSICAL SNUFF BON
ES also, gold MUSICAL KEYS and SEALS gold Pa
TsNr-LEVER WAfCHhS chast aud plain with guam
tity of plain gold and silver watches chast seals and
chains, with variety ofJEWELRY, aud other articles
an his linenpon terms well calculated please pIc
seTs.
file is also enabled by the aid of the most approved ma
chnery lately received from Europe with superior ar
fist, to execute NEW CLOCK & WATCH WORK, togetb-
er with all REPAIRS in the best manner and upon more
moderate than has been done this coantry here
tcfoTe January ~ 20 I2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
DOCUMENTS

accompanying he Report IF the Committee
on Ndcoi AFFAIRS, in The case Of Commodore
PERRY and Captain HEATH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
Glover Seed.
NADNSA Sc.

1900 Suenos Ayres and Spanish Maiu dry OK Hides
the best quality,
200 sacks Liverpool SALTS tons PATENT SHOT
20 casks London PORTER-for sale on favorable terms
by WM. SHEPHERD, I4ih Street.
NttODef ....3I-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
Notice.
Crown WinAoW Glass

CHOWh w lMdOW GAaSS.
TUE RICHMOND GROWN GLASS FACTORY is now
IN operation. orders for Coach window Glass
viii receive Immediate attention.
$50 SAMUEL G. ADAMS.
Who offers FOR SALE
20 casks assorted HARDWARE
cases BUTTONS
boxes LANCETS
boxes PENKN1VFS
cases best white Chapel NEEDLES
do. McKeuzies silver eyed SHARPs
Cast, German, CTawley and Blistered sTFEI WHITE
LEAD, LAMPS, TUMBLERS, &C.
January "a. s9-wet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
Partners shin.
February 5
PAIANN,
For Sale.

THE TRACT or LAND lately advertised in this oaper
ny MI Thos. Tindall, lying on James River in The
ce9niy OF fitvdnna, y miles below SCOTS Landing con-
iaing 6b5 acres, abonl I2n of which are lowrronads
Terms "i PAYMENT will be- half cash and the balance
IN two equal aulnal payments, be secured By deed
Of trust the land.
II 1.-THE above land Is not sold in short time IL
VIII ne RENTED Tor one year. c. A. SCOTT.
December 20. 6s1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
Notice.

rHE subscriber has appointed Mr. John Napier o. Flu
wanna TO transact his business during ais temporary
absence from this state. JOHN r. LYLE.
December q. Go SIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10

35OOheavy Spanish Hides
1900 sacks Liverpool bloSu salt
10 hhds brown Sugar
80 bbls. Ram
90 tons Plaster Paris
1000 Sack Bags (best twiiled)
$4,000 yards bssttwiiIed irish Stacking
FOR SALE, on accommodating terms, by
RALSIUk K PLEASANTS.
Sept. 10. soft Corner Of - dnd i5th SlIeefs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
Fall Goods.

- oBERT & HALL NELSON have received large rs
N sortnent al ~ 0eiien Fancy Goods suited the
Sezson which they determined to sell the lowest
prices, for cash or acceptances ia town.
Sept. 70. i1-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
Wanted llnnediately.

THO supcrntend Tobacco Factory StenlneTy about
IL 50 miles above the city OF Richmond, Young Nan
whe has been regularly bred to the business one thus
qualified who caa produce satisfactory as to
character may hear of adyana gecns situation by an
plying to ANDERSON, BLAIR " ANDERSON
January IL. 7Qn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-10
NoaMOke .NaVigatiOn

NoMPANY.--1he Stockholders i'll the Roanoke Navi
~ CATION Company are hereby required 10 pay the
Treasurer at Halifax, N. c. before The 18th day
February next, ten dollars each share by them held
respectively. III addition 10 the 10 " payable by
law heretofore.
II BY order of the Board of Directors,
X. JOHNSTON, TreGsursr.
December 27 7atI51
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29


transmitting the annual report az fhs
Commissioner ofthe Revenue. re,nerr.
Ing direct tax aud internal duties
HE resolutions submitted on Fr;day bv
Mr. Hsfson and by Mr.. Rirg wer, taken
up and agreed 10.
Mr.. DasgeH submitted motion 10 in
strnct the committee on pensions 10 en-
quire INTO Tie eypedieucv Of so amending
The act OF the last session granting pe1-
slons TO the soldiers, sc. OF The re,olu-
flonary army, as that lieuienanis of ma
rlnes acting under warrant, shall be con-
sldered as entitled 10 the same pension as
those acting under commission.
The President laid before the Senate
letter from The Secretary OF The Treasury.
transmitting statements of the sales oitAc
public lands.
Several bills received partial consider
anon, ana were further postponed.
L lie bill to give effect 10 The laws Of the
Union, IN the Stale of Illinois the hill for
The relief of l.. and A. Dequndre, aniih
bl'l for the reliei If S. II. Booker, were
sPverails read TIE third tine, passed and
sent Ia The other House, when
Tie Senate went inlo the consideration
OF Executive BUSINESS; after which
ilie Senate adjourned.
TUESDAY. DEC. %.
he reSolntiOn offered Yesterday bv Mr..
N0t'e ana Mr. DaSerH. were respectively
considered aud agreed 10.
Some reports were taken up aud post
poncd 10 different days: after which,
lie Seuate resumed the consideration
Of the iilli TO enable The people of Alaba-
MA territory 10 form constitution and
stale government, and for tie admission
oi'such state into the Union on an equal
footing with the origira! STATES.
The considerations and discussion of
ihis biliwas not concluded in to-day s sit ,
ting.
WEDN ESDAY, DECEMBER %.
MIR. Raggles presented The Memorial of
the religious Society of Fritnds, in ,le
state ofOhio, Indiana and Illinois, PRAYING
for the adoption of measures Cor the evil
iZalion and Improvement of Indians
which was referred 10 The committee on
Indian affairs.
The bill from the Honse of Represen-
iatives iorihe relief OF Renner and Heath,
and the bil! making appropriations for
tie support ol tue NAVY OF the u. States,
for 1919, were received Dnd read.
Mr.. Williams, OF Mississippi, submitted
tor consideration the following resolu-
ton:
Resoired, That the committee oupublic lands
utiCu ~ enquire MO I've eNptutelCy
OF granting by law TO he state Of Mississippi,
certain portions OF the public iauds for the
seat OF government, aud for the support Of
seminarics ct lvarrng william the said state.
Inc oil authorizing the people OF Ala
bama To form constitution, sc. The two
bills from the House of Representatives,
!orfhe relict OF The widows and orphans of
the Militia, with some bills of minor i'm
porfance, were postponed 10 Monday and
Tuesday neat and the bill for Inc more
convenient organization of lie Courts of
The United States, De. was postponed to
HE first Monday IN January and
The Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29
MONDAY, DEC. 81,

4.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. Strong, OF Mass. appeared and took
his seat.
MIR. Rhe0. from the committee on pen
sions, made uniavorable reports on tie
petitions of Asa Turner and Oliver Pol.
lock lie first Of winch was agreed 10,
and the latter ordered 10 lie on the fable.
Mr.. Campbell, from select committee.
reported bill 10 provide for taking The
l0urtii census or enumeration of Tie in
habiianis Of the United States ;>whicl,
was twice read and committed.
MIR. robertson, from the select commit
lee appointed on that subject, reported
bill establishing a separate territorial
government for lie southern part of the
territory OF Missouri which was twice
read and committed.
Mr.. johnson, OF Ky. from the military
committee, reported bill I" concerning
tie Military Establishment, Of the Uniird
States" [fhis bill proposes modifica-
ten OF parts Of the Staff Of tue Army,
without reducing IT.
Ola motion Of Mr.. Pomderter, the COM
mittee onpUblIc lands were instructed 10
enquire into the eXpediency oiso amend
ing The land laws as more eflectuaiit 10
prevent waste and damage, by cutting
timber thereon.
TIE Spe0ker laid before The house re-
port from the Secretary of the Treasury.
transmitting statement of tile sales Of
public lands during tl,s year 1917, and
during The three first quarters Of the year
1878, which had been Intended 10 accom-
pany the annual report from ibe Treasu-
~, but was not then prepared.
The verbal amendment made by the
Senate 10 the bill granting a pepsion TO
Major Gen. John Stark, was agreed TO.
The resolutions for q temporary adj
iOurnment ofCongress, offered on Friday
last by MIR. Poipderter, was, on motion
OF Mr.. Taylor, indefinitely postponed.
The House then resolved itself into n
committee of The whole, MIR. Holmes i'm
the chair, on the bill making appropria-
tons for the support of the Navy of The
United States for the wear 1919
The bills includes Tie following items;
For pay of officers and seamen, I.s70.sss so
Provisions, 5gl OF 80
Medicines. & llexPences Of sick, &c OOO
Repairs OF vessels ssJ oVo
Contingent expences gOO 900
Repairs of navy yards, docks, &c. 100 400
Completing medals and swords 1900
Pay q subsistence OF Mar. Corps, 122 $50
Clothing the same. 2Dss 10
For military stores for do. IOs5 so
Contingent eXpences, 1900
The bill was then reported 10 the house
and ordered 10 be engrossed for third
reading.
The house then resolsed itself into
committee Of The whole, Mr.. Snah al Md
ia the chair, or the bill for lie relief Of
| Renner aud Heath.
TIE claim ofihe petitioners in this case.
IS for the destruction Of their rope-walk
| and It's contents, ia consequence o. TIE
walk having becn employed in ile man
uiacigre Of rordage for tue United States,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
From further examination Of the re-
por. rom lie Treasury Department, res
p'cthg The state and condition of the
fank OF The United States. We have gath
cree lew additional particulars, which
ers.
me amount of deposiies in tie Bank
aud IFS branches is as follows:
On account of the Treasurer
a. OF y. ). s7,sO3.4l6 90
On account ofcollectors and
Other pubic officers, 1889, I73 O5
On accoun; of individuals. 3,sOl OIL GA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

IN SENATE.
MONDAY DECEMBER 81.
Mr.. Noble submitted = resolution TO in
siruct the committee OF public lands 10
enquire into Tie expediency of so amen
ding the ACT auihofising state conslitu-
ton IN Indiana, as 10 aulhorise the legis-
lature of the stale to locate the lands
granted to II for The purpose OF fixing
their seat OF government, IN quarter $, G.
tons ard fractions.
The President laid before RE Senate a
letter from she Secretary Of ihe Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29


AViNG on The aih ofthis month, AT Jefferson in the
hG cnnny OF Powhaian, far carried into effect, ac-
coiiineto previous vcrtseinent decd from
Samuel H. Saunders Ia me, dated the 18th day Of July
1917, aud Of record in the clerks office in this county
as to raise m9uey sufficient In discharge the debt due
hi m To the Fnrmes Pank Of Virginia. consequence OF
whose demand the sale took place shall by order of
other creditors and 1T the particular request OF Major
Saunders, on tie NTH d0y Of December ReIt, the
same place sell 10 the Ihesi bidder cash all the
Remaining property mentioned IN the decd above named,
consisting oils very likely SLIPFS among hon tieer
Is an excellent miller and two mechanics
Si0"sshotd Kitchen FnrH{flIre, Of which there is
great variety, and some OF very good quality large
St0ch OF every description au all his plantation a,e-
S'SS Including Wagon and several carts. The sale
VIII be continued from day to day. until the whole pro-
pcrtyis sold Those persona who wish buy prope as
of the Kind advertised, may assured that sale qfU
tase place as Nal. Saunders 4. move from his
present residence and urges That lie deed trust shall
De carried IN fuilehect in order that he may know his
fe1 situation. The subscriber also his part ex
eey anxious 10 close entirely this dagreeable bust
ness, aud therefore invites all the creditors named IN
The o@ed Of trust to him. atendthe sale hereby a6ver
ts"h lbat The amount cf their claims may ascertain
ed and paid provided there shonld liz property subj
cent Tor that purpose. tn MILLER, Trustee
fo"batan, OCT. 20 4e..wtds'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29
Total.

% this amount, 5 s,4o0, 253 80 is depo-
Si'rd at the mother bank. To under
s'abol Tue reason OF this large dcp0siir, il
is necessary 10 state, that The monies de
foSi'e" III HE Bank, its Offices and agent
1ahKs' 10 the 3Oill June last, is placed 10
The credit of The Treasurer of The limited
States. on the hooks of the bank AT phiIa
delpiia. The following list sheus where
p,f money was deposited which compos-
Ell lie Ireasurcr's balance on Ike 3otb OF
Selremher:
Al me 81 NIX Of tie United