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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Robert GRAY
Robert Gray
"a ESPECTfUh.Y nfufm his friends
Z q, and for ner customers, tat he has
,cnm ueprsd ne
Bookbinding and Stationary
Business,

next door to the cor'ur King and Roy
nj streets. and is prepared to execute any
ordcrs in the Bo,kbinding buisne $ with
which he ma, be honored-he is also sup
pied On commission. with a small asSort
.aen' Of Stationary c7mpr,sed of articles
most in lie and, and particularly invites
the attention of juvenile customers to
articles used in schuol., such as Gypher-
ing and Copy booky, &c, which are made
Of the beat IA iteriaIs that can be procur
ed and at tha usual prices--ordrrs from
Sanks or pubic Offices tor any kind OF
blank account books, can he executed in
a style Vt Strength AID elegance eq'al Ia
any T. the United Safes NJ V %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Day & Martins

NTERY superior Blackins Cakes, tor sale
V by JAMES KENNEDY g. son.
Snntpmher On II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
To Rent.

ss The brick warehouse at the cor
En ner of King& Union streets, late
fss.. ly occupied by Tucker 4 Wheel:
Go wright. Fos particulars inquire OF
EREN'R WHEEL WRIGHT,
or JOHN H. LADD & Co;
September l6 oil
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Orphans Court,


.9leraniria County. 1910
September Term,
ORDERED. That the executor ai
~ Christian Piles, deceased. do in,
SORT the usual advertisement three
times a week f,r two weeks in the
Alexandria newspapers. A copy.
Test, A. MOORE,
Register Of Wills.
This is to gree N6tice,
That the subscriber, of Alexandria
county. il the district of Columbia.
has obtained from The Orphans Court
OF said county letters testamentary on
the estate of Christian Piles, late OF
the county aforesaid. decreased: all
persons having claims against the said
decedcnt are hereby warned to exhi
bit the same. with the vouchers there.
of, TO the subscriber, passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 10th
day of March next, or they may by
law be excluded from all bcncft to
said estate. and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this
10th day of September, 1918.
LEWIS PILES,
Executor of Christian Piles. dec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30

Cheese, Duck, SC.
ToHN H. LADD s. Co. have just reeei.
- we'd for sale,
80 boxes best Goshen cheese
Bales Russia duck and nests bingham
90 hbds N E Rum boxes
September l6 wv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Lexington at Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, October 10,
If far, ii not, the next fair day, vii! be OIL
fered at public sale, on the premises,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
20 Rent.

80 Tina, large and commodious 3
{S p story Brick Dwelling House. on
Hsssss Prulce-st. lately in the occupation
sNs.Asslof J. d. Sinms ESQ. Immediate
possession viii be given.
Sentenlher 2f 81 NARY RESLER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Charles County Court,

June 27
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

of the Mississippi. from the Natciez settle
nent 10 the Chickasaw nation. The whole OF
Ine western country is much Interested in
effecting this object.
Suppression Of the French Settlement.
A gentleman immediately from Loui.ian
informs us, that Gen. Ripley is concent,atim
respectable force at Baton Rouge, to ascend
ked river, and he understood thence TO pro-
ceed and occupy the country in dispute be-
tween the United States aud Spain, living he
tween the Sabine and Rio del Norte. The
necessity for this movement, at this time il
the assemblage ola large military and nava,
Eerce there, which is said 10 be pirattcsl liz lis
character. 1t rs rather strange however that
the United States should be UNIV illng TO run
the risk of embroiiing the nation i'm "A war by
retaining Pensacola. Spain having taken uni-
prage, when we should suppose there would be
much more excitement at the American arms
being pushed towards The mines OF Mexico
However, If what we might say, would have
any weight. far be il from us 10 discourage this
step--we think the territory law fully ours,
being unquestionably included in Louisiana
and knowing it to be Of immense value, We
hope our government will do the nation Justice
by taking II, not from Spain, but gang of
treebooters. who have no object but piunder,
and who are regardless from what nation or
people they get IT,. The district spoken of, is
the most delightful, tor the latitude, that the
.nn shines on--t,e soil is immensely rich. the
climate healthy, and the local situation Of il
on the gulf, viii ensure a wealthy aud respect
able population az seen as order is once estab-
liShed. Clarion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04
RANKSI RANKS

Is the " order of The day" Tie news
papers from all quarters are full of the
subject. II seems 10 be the Ulysses bow,
which all try'to bend but the interests
are so various aud entang!ed, and the to-
pic itself so complicated and absiruse,
that il is difficult 10 say how many handle
il TO advantage.
One fact is now agreed on all hands !;
That III many, perhaps most parts of The
United States, The business of Banking
has become completely Overdone. The
working of the South American mines
has become so reduced, and Of course the
supply of silver so much curtailed The
consumption Of il IN plate aud other costly
articles, is so great and the export of II
TO The East Indiesis so considerable, (per-
haps from 10 TO IL millions wear y all
these circumstances have made IL so dear
in The market, and the paper issued by
our multiplied banks so dispropOrtioned
10 the specie they possessed, or could az
ford 10 purchase that il was absurd 10
expect such system could go OF in all the
extent to which it had been carried
Sooner or later the bubble was 10 burst,
in some place or other. As soon as their
paper came TO flow back upon them in
any considerable quantity, or as soon VS.
large debts IN any shape came upon them
for specie, embarrassment, perhaps bank.
ruptcy was to come upon those whose
vaults we're but poorly supplied with spe-
Gle.
The shark las fallen first upon the
banks Of CIncnnati--it is extending a.
long the western parts of Pennsylva-
MIA and Maryland--and il is impossible
TO say. " tlins far, and no farther" The
banks of Cincinnati have stopt payment
though tho citizens of the town have hsd
a'public meeting, and come 10 ? resO-
IniIOn That there was sufficient cause
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

To slew the fearless enterprise Of the Anne.
rican nautical character, we can state, that the
schooner Mary Pamela, a periauger, formerly
employed as packet between New York and
10 Havre de Grace, (iu France } at which latter
port she was left abont the 18th of October,
by the brig Tybee arrived al New York. The
Mary Pamela is precisely of the same size and
model OF Churchman'S packet, the TellTale,
aud Is commanded by captain DICKEY.-We
should like TO see an European vessel of the
same construction, size and rig, return the
visit by going from Havre de Grace 10 Charles.
ton. Vessels of the description of the Mary
Pamela have hitherto been considered unsafe
to venture far TO sea in !; and we believe that
captain Dickey is the first who has crossed the
Atlantic in Que of them. NorfoM Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04
GENERAL JACKSON.


ritory, Nor. g. ISIS.
DEAR SIR-Ihe people of the country have
shown their respect TO General Jackson, all d
their sense OF his distinguished services, in "a
mode quite novel Yesterday the old hero bid
Tor section OF land which was understood TO
be very valuable: when, with one consent, the
poor and tie rich, the foreign SPECTATOR and
the hardy cnliiyator Of the ground. remained
silent, and the land was knocked off to the &c
neral at dollars per acre. Eighty three dol
lars per acre have been given tor second rate
laud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

tor the suspension OF specie payments,
anu Their confluence III their soivency
being uniinpalred, they will continue TO
take their paper. We do not blame their
great tallh; but a writer i'm The Cincinnati
inquisiior undertakes IN SLOW that The
debt due TO the United States Branch by
The CITY banks Is large one, and has
grown almost exclusively out of the pub
lie deposits; that about S zoe, 900 OF il
had been standing above 10 months, aud
large proportion of The balance nearly
year; and that the banks have never e.
vinced satisfactory disposition TO reduce
II either by specie, Eastern drafts, or u. s.
| Bank paper.-Anoiher Ohio paper AYERS,
HAT loot the banks of that state are sunk
TO such a wrefched degree Of credit, that
, their paper Is moi received in the payment
of state taxes.
IheLancaster Gazette Tin PENNSYLVANIA
admits that " Inc bank notes rest of the
mountains will not be taken In Phiiadel-
phia at any discount aud that mauy of
those between the Susquelamnah and Al
ieghany are refused at 2Oaud 3Opcr cent -
TIE Bank Of Washington, (pa) has sus-
pended payment Till The state legislature
has time 10 act OH the subject. The iii
rectors say, Tiny are able TO meet their
engagements /; but they conceive " The
interest OF the country makes il neccs.
sary In resist The high handed course pur-
sued by the U. : Bank, aud the swlndiing
specnlations ofihe brokers. The WASH
Ingion Examiner also States, that the
Pittsburgh banks have come TO The de-
termination of suspendms specie pay
menis."
The deaiersin Baltimore are attempting.
by meetings, DC. 10 banisn the country
paper from the circulation oi their city =
The country banks geacraiiy, are repre-
srnted as III a wreiched condition.
The evil of excessive circulation, is
thus curing Itself. The weakest will 90
to the Vallejo arrest the embarrass-
merits which will flow from these bank
rupieies, many crude schemes have been
suggested, such as a law Ia prohibit The
expectation OF specie and The plan OF 81
millions ct Treasury notes based on
3O,O00,O0O acres Of pubic land, al S PER
acre.
Do all we can, much embarrassment
will result ; 'iui the monstreus specula
ton has gone on long enough.-We can
not expect II 10 pass over without much
TOSS. bu' II we are wise .noughin profit by
The lesson, We will make no more banks, nor
multiply banking capital, until the Storm
has passed blythe Georgia II. of r.
have just wisely negatived bill charter
ing the Agricultural Bsnk"-nors "a.
yeas 34-bui a bill Is still before them. for
bank at Darien, of a million capital.
with The liberty of adding halt milton
more-Alay 1t too pass 10 the tomb of the
Capul Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

Interesting Decision.-The case Of The
English sloop Pitt, libellrd for infringing
the navigation Law, has been decided by
the Diirict Court at Dover, and decreed
to the claimants, on securing duties &c.
Del. Vdfch,nan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

MIR. Bala,cin. Of Pennsylvania, rose in
support of the claim and having spoken
IN defence Of it for nearly an hour
The committee rose, reported progre s..
aud obtained leave TO sit again and
NE House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

BALTIMORE, November rs The trial of
commodore Taylor progresses slowly. Gene.
raj Winder, in reply to Mr.. Writ, occupied the
Court yesterday until the usual hour of adj
Jorrning. MIR. Pinkney is addressing. tho
court this morning.
Commodore Taylor is notn confinement du-
ringh hts trial, but is daily as much AT liberty as
any other citizen from the time of dOurnment,
until the next meeting ct tIie court.
Nou 30.-Mr. Pihkney on Saturdayoccupied
tie Court for more than three hours with an ar
gnmeDt which in reasoning aud eloqnence has
seldom been eqnalled aud perhaps never ex-
ceIIed, When Mr.. Pinkney concluded, the
conrt adjourned till this morning.
The court TO dav decided the ouestioB,
which had been so ably argued, in favor of the
accused, and the evidence offered nv the coun-
SCI tor tile prosecution of acts not stated in tile
Indictment, was, OF course, rejected.
FED Gdz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

NALuABLE SALE OF DRY 6UUDS-4st Ilncffou.
on 1neSdoy The l5fh Inst. at 10 ocIock A. ~ will
ne soid 10 close he concern, the ENTIRE STOCK the
iate Hn OF CoChRANE q WILLIAMS, Consisting OF a
most choice and well selected assortment OF drv sood
amounting to ahout 5000, in which is Included al
most every article Ia the dry goods line. Terms OF sale
months credit. HARVEY LNIIIt,uS
sac TO be conductea by Otis, Dnnt,p s 10. Aacl's
\. t.lx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

TO THOMAS LOGWOOD.,..As you are All ,re.,dsnt
Of this state, and have 40 Inown agent of siiorney
~ whom can give notce, Jnn are heTeby HoiGed
from daf 10 day, hetween lie bonis ~ and4r Al
~ CheatlHu's tavern ~ the towu O Huisvill. Mad.o
ConnJand Alabama territory, pfscetd tske t. de-
mtous Of SAID Cbeatham, John AarliH Henry Flown
and Samncl Meade, ESQ To be in evidence, IN nv
behalf IN my suit against you in thr distfet rb',
court of Richmond here youuisy ifyou rI1os, s,J
December 4. a. 4. ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

Jcbn RICE, James Bggar ". Pice Jacob Price pecfs
Inc deiebdhnt John Rice not hrsiug tmeIcd his Az,
PearanCe aho gwen security according Ia al "a Nf lie
"ehefai Assembly End The Tules at this couIt-andit
hpPeatingt to the satisfaction OF the eOuT thai lie * et
az inhabllah 81 the state the motion oi the cou
painsnts by counsel II Is oRDERED that The .a,d eeS
lobn ee do appear here on the hrst day of frhrrary
eoul next ano SsW. lhe couplainanls' hili acid nat
copy of this order be forthwith inserted im .o,e ,
OF TIE public ne" papers rrin,cd ia the c Of
io Two months successfully, and posted Il ont door
VI 'ue .o"' ""ufe ~ lnls 6OuhiJ. C0..wSu
Acopy,.Ieste, ". !. WOESUAM u r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

~ Any member Of The Agricultural Society y ho las
TO pay his subscription VIII please csll srd
iust. TO DO &c; where the treasurer viii attend
~ J. PRESTON, TREASURER AZ Society.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

IL persons having claims against the estate of MO-
SEES HUBBARD, deceased will bring them for ard
TOT adjustment The several legaees viii take notice
nat Sai proceed "a division OF said estate on he
ION gay oil February next, al MIR Thomas BookeTs ia
veTn the county OF Cumberland where ibey an. iny
60 TO attend and receive their aotrnens OF The estate
aforesaid. j. J. REYNoIDS Admuis,r,,or
December .. m usws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

M n PErER CLAlWELL, exsc'r Of Elizabeth lone,
~ Gee -Su-As you are Not resident of the state
OF virginia take this method of noi ing YOU that on
zoe "a Monday ia January next thar being iaekns
eO"t Gay, shall between the hcuis OF 10 A. NJ and
r. o. oi me same day, at the tavern OF Boiling Branch
.t p"cShisnam Courthouse proceed 10 take The depos
tons Of Arthur Meselsy and John tugnbonstn ~ he
Iedd as evidence IN suit depending IN The county
e"ut OF buckingham, ~ whic you aud
please. Yours &c Wn inNFS c.,
Decemher 4. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

Lii versions having claims against estate OF Dan
TEL boATRiGhi deceased, will bring them for
Wau Tor adjustment The several iegaees will take no.
tce that shall proceed To- division of said estate on
the 18TH February 1912 at Mr. Thouas Bookefs Tavern
~ the county Of Cnmberand they are invited 10
attend and receive their aotDenls Of the estate sfors
SAID. VALENTINE poATRIcuT Id,-,S
December 4. 6I vsEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

hfOllCE.A rstition viii he presoaed tie Grp al
Assembly ofNbEinia at ileI next session nraying
nat an act may pass allowing Biliy BfoHn Tree r ~
color, to remain IN this commons calb.
PFinee EGg ara oct. 10. 4C.ve.y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

II IcHHOND ACADEMIC. .Chiles 7erreH To5V
~ Wooa& ". @. Dagfespecifaly inform their friends
and the public That after sbsr vacation at Cbtisss
they will commence the several classes sfthe Richmond
Academy on Monday the 4h Of January next when tte,
viii be ready 10 receive pupils both me male ana 10
male departments on The following terms:
Fees oftutOn fer young men aud boys-rnViisb Ian
guase writing arithmetic, French, Latin and Greet mr.
eIlber OF tbese branches alone, Sl2i " quarter.
The above branches with mathematics or any branch
81 mathematics OF natural or moral philosophy ~ ~
quarter - -
Fees Of tuition 10 the female depatinent-Pngli,h
grammar, writing, arithmetic and geography or either
8 ~ so cents " quarter.
Ditto with French, Latin. mathematics or natural ph
losophy, or either, 8 rs quarter.
t Drawing aud painting, So Y quarter additional
Students from the country to pay the IN advance
those 10 Town at the expiration Of each quarter.
kTC, Terrell has made arrangements for secommodst
ing few boys aud young geHtiamsn with board and
lodging on moderate terms. The boys and young zen
tefnen to sccapy different apartments. 6i.H
MR. THOMAS GORDON-sir-~As yoaT place " ne
W. sideHce Is unknown to me, take this method 10
give you notice, that on the -tb day Of January next
sha take the deposition u M Samuel Scott the pa
gle Hote IN tls city Of Richmond 10 be read az evil
deDce ~ the sut depending IN the superior cOuT Of
chthcery iof the RicbmOnd District wherein WIN. Hay
r. csc Snd myself are paiBtGs and you aud others se
dsiend1is-WheFe you may ATTEND " YOU niease.
Dec. =. 0i..w4W ,. c. ANTHONY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

MARRiEDl-on Tuesday evening the2i lh uit by tie
Rev. Mr.. ANDERSON, Capt. JOHN c. CRCMP ofsur.
~ county, 10 MISS ELIZABETH EMMELINE IItEkR.
son HlNSON, of NansemOnd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

NloilCt....A meeting of the 4isricHkfnfof yocjcJg
OF Gtrginid will be held at the UAvn Hotel m MS
Guy, on Tuesday the Sh December peXt ~ ten e'clo.k
10 the forenoon. JuHN AuAMs S.r,,y
Richmond, Nov. p. so wtp,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

NASHVILLE, lenn) Nov. 1.-THE commits.
siOneTs for holding treaty with the Cioctnw
Indians, are now IN conference with them. II
Is aPpreheDded that they will not succeed at
THIS time in the object they have in view. bnt
there u no don0t they will pave the way. sol
mai ~ another war, success will crown their
eXertions, aud give tue white. the cas-. bank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

NPKiNG HILL TAVERN... Richard O. Grapes I1s
- peetiully informs the public. that be will open q
hOUSh OF ENTERTAINMENT al Spring Hin in New
hent comfy on the LIST day nf January Be,t THIS bou
Is situated on the Chckahoniny road Leading from Rich
nlohd to Williamsburg about one mile above Windsor
shanfs and three miles below Providence Forge
dWidng tbe distance between FIayseTs Tavern and All
put ~ lanes CITY Is thought that the route by tbis
10au IS rem 10 10 miles nearer than the stage road
The proprietor pledges himself To use erery mon n
render an agreeable accommodation to those who favor
him WITH their custom. Dec l. 6JI2Iits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

~ oflCe. on the 2lst Of Nov. ISIS took f,oI0 On
4 board 81 Ialton Bugs boat barrels oi nnuT
otHnueu virgin Mus ;" on the 23d ult. rom on hoard
soIH ahd on the Path from his boat head n,an pfier
nNe bushels cf wheat; on the 26h ut. from, Jnsenb
na'Ains hoai head mar Davy, nve hnshelS of wheat
au on NE same day, from Henry Adcooks boat head
man sqHiTe bushels Of vbes, aud pieces OF ,ecro
-, rue owners otthe aRove propeiU areTcq sted
10 COMPLY Win Tie reqnsitiou ofihe law -
Mh. PiGGoTf, Inspector Of boats lock Harbor
December T.. ~ 80. ''-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

CHANCkkf....A court held for Prince } 4 rsTd
> county Tie itth day of November isis--
Samuel Rice, Thomas Rice & Frsncls Eire CsalPfg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

At meeting of dealers in country pro-
duce AT Baltimore, il was resolved, that
after the 9th inst. they would pay for
their purchases only in The Bank notes of
that city-fllat the seller shall certify on
ms bill that he Las received such notes
IN payment, and that the name Of any
trader deviaiiDg from these resolutions,
ALTER signing. the same, be published in
the papers OF that city.
Nearly the whole Of the above descrip-
ton OF Merchants in Baltimore have a.
greed on tie above measures.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

~ EShObo Al AOCllON.... WIN be sold To the high.
esI BIDDER at auction, before The Eagle Hotel IN Inc
ooV o. hchmohd, on he2ddsy oTJuHuGTy merit, 1907
~ lkeV negroes consisting Of men women bows and
gus-neaIly all OF whom young and several house
ano iancul seTvantsthe rest prime cTep bands rbey
WIN De sold upon ~ months credit the purchaser or
purchasers, giving bonds snd security as shall
ne required or negotiable notes with good ard approved
endorsers at eithe the Virginia Farm ere Bank
WILLIAM DOsWELLI Er'oys Of ITfkfjgy,
PEYIoN BOSWELL, ! DosneH deceased.
Holloway, Dec .. 81 Ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

" ANAWAf from TIE subscriber living in Coz bises
county 2hoHt The ist of August last nfefo us,,
len and has white handsome teeth Ne is stop, ,sds
sDoht ieet inches high, his riglt aDce has lec,
Neu avg ins inward OF caHsrs The foot 10 nciss ont
ward. will give ten dolsrs yewsrd win iii resso, h.
expenses, to any person who will deliver the said fees
70 me near NuckoiS Meen ghoHse or sccnfe bin ,r jsi
y" mat get him again. SAMUEL NUCkOis.
December -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

4 -
constitution and IteeNfofions oftae Society Of
Ancient NaSolLs ia EIrsi,iia. By JAMES iiES
DERSON. ~
bHE above work IS now ready for delivery to subscr
bers, who wall receive application at tue STA.
e'unefy store OF b. b. CUsACk, in Richmond.
ncSehOet 4. 0i..Wgw
1--WE GRAND LEDGE OF VIRGINIA VIII Iuerl m
The hiasOns' HAIL. IN this city, on The eyenisg Of
Tue second Monday IN december inst. GI..It
EGiMENIAL ORDERS. Iegiueu tai court vi ei,-
qntJ will be held Saturday ine 18th INST at zen
O'Clock a NJ at the once Sf Edward C. DavIs..BI OF.
Der OF the Lieut.. Colonel Condt 18th reg Va Miliia
DEC. =. 6l..4t VIM ~. TAYLOR AdJt.
A MEXICAN COLD PRESSED CASTOR OIL. 1.-The
subscriber. agent for factory III Philadelphia has
nov ON hand 30 doz bottles OF the above arCie Of su
peiior quah. Also, IL barrels SFIS. IURPENItNE
aEo constant supply Of COPAL VARNiSH, which he
WIZ sell &c the lowest Rrices.-He WISHES to purchase
louo bushels FLASHED Tor which the hg price IN
cash VIII be given Apply al his coachInakers' shop ST.
- 80 JAMES BUSlsFR.
kHe will be regularly supplied with caslor oil on
the factory. Dec A. 81 ,r6,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

A CbhU...I have taken that errjbe situation OF ~
n Robert Cgeenhow, The vast eud Of The Catifoi
Square, where lam prepared 10 accommodate BOARD.
FRS, BY the day, week month or year The sitnatior
am persuaded combines ever convenience Teon,tite
to Hsnre comfort it position affords te adVantare f
visiting most ~ tie public parts n nc rtr IN p1ode
rate walk Of i've shall ne g7d to aerous,,o
Date " or IS members Of the ensuing fsgisafts .rd
determined noibng shall he wanting on M, na,, -
give satisfaction. THOMAS HN1Cupr
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