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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30

A meeting Of the Commissioners df
the Lew Court of New Castle County,,
viii be held a, the Court House IN Tire
Town OF New C|s,ie, on Tuesday the 29'h
nf September, FIST 1t whieh lime ard
p.acc the seycra, assessors in said County
Tor the present year will attend to receive
their instructions.
Joseph Roberts,
Clerk OF the Peace.
New Caste, Sept. 10, l8l8--5t
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WOtAi.CARIHINu.

THE subscribers induced by the par.
'ticular and reiterated request OF Their
friends, offer 10 card Wool upon reasoi'-
able terms, and in the most workman
like manner.
W Young, Son s Co..
Del. Wooden Mandatory,
Aug. 9TH, lsls-sm
N. B. Wool taken a, fair price IN
Exchange for goods Of their manufacture
ling.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
John Fleming,

ac,ing Executor
Wilmington, Aug. g. Pm
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Library y ot:ce.

Dover. Aug. s, 1918.
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September To- St
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Wilmington, Aug. 22-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17

by this pliraseoloisN, lie fact has heen
concealed from his majesty. OF Itc pay
meili, which was actually nladc by Meade
10 The treasurer-gciieral, for ,lse amount of
which, IN specie, tho s;lld trc;.surs,-oene-
raj formerly made himself responsible 10
the consuado
This fact say was not suited 10 his ma
jesiy, as il should have beoil, by the eo,,t-
ell oi war. ltyour eAceIlency iii take the
iroub.e u r.verting 10 my ,iote OF The 2Tih
uit. you viii see that il is therein specially
sci forth, supported by conclusive doc,l-
men,ary proof, and Thar upon il is We
ry prncipaily founded the reclamation
which iha,e made IN favor Of Mr.. Meade.
This remains, tl,en, in all lis former
force, and altogether unanswered by yolr
eAceliency's noie. But TO simplify the
case Us much as possible, to embarrass
II OF all legal questions and discussions
| arising oui of Mr.. MDernoi's claim. or
! belonging 10 the antecedeni proceedings
| III tine, that both parties ulay have a. lice
III mode COMFORTING with the good iaiIl,
and consistency vi government, nov
place my demand in another form. con
sidering that MIR. Meade, in pursraIice 81
! d ludiclaidecisiun of lhe consuiadoof Ca
| d.Z, did, Oh the iStli OF February. 1914.
| pay INTO the office OF the treasurer-genv-
| raj OF the province, the sum - :, u50. 327 v
| Considering thar he said treasurer
neral did acknowledge The said payment
10 have been made IN specie, and did
promise TO repay specie Wteneyer Gated
upon.
Finally, considering taat the funds in
| question are actually in the roya, treasu-
ry.
For these reasons, require that The
treasurer general be ordered inmedlaieiv
topay over the same funds in specie, to
whomSoever the consulate OF Cadiz shall
| appoint 10 receive ihcm
renew TO your excellency assuran-
ces, &c.
(Signed) G.. w. CRYING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17

ta"ttin tile intendant, IT WAS that of pay
si,g Sies.se what was due 10 him hut this
presume cannot be called fault, or If
sse, site transaction cannot be vitiated BY
'fi.s The iIUendant, then. ingsiniorm
ed ice 81 kulado ilai The deposite had
been made in specie, and that he was re-
sponsibie to the consulate for specie,
MIR. Meade is of course exempt from all
further process and The royal decree ID
boye cited considered him so TO be.
But now, sir, a second iinie, this consul
lado, which. as have shown, having or
dered Mr. Meade 10 deposite in The irea-
sury, did thus by lis own act absolve him
from lis jurisdiction, renews its demand
OH him Tor another depcsile 10 the sane
amount, and III defiance OF his malestv's
decree, on Meade's non-comf iiaLce, has
thrown him INTO dungeon.
Surely there cannot be- any law to au-
th0rize The Imprisonment, AS d condemn
ed ie,on, OF Il defendant IN Az action for
debt, yet pending, much less can II be
permitted that ANY authority should "a
mend its own faults and errors, by sacri-
ficing the Liberty, property and domestic
happiness of an individual and still less
is il possible, thai his majesty should al
low the continuance of such proceedings
in case where his own treasury is the
depository of the iun,is IN question: hich
by his own decree, have been ordered 10
be paid over In satisfaction of the juGg-
ment. Ii is with entire confidence, there
fore, that request your eXceliency 10 lay
this representation before the KING, moi
doubling that lac willorder THAT MIR. Meade
be Immediately released from contiGe-
ment, and that the royal uecree of Aug.
10th, 1918, BE maintained and observed
| have, &c.
(SigneD GEO. ". ERVlNG.
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auction.

wednesday the 18th inst. will be Sold without re.
~ serve. at my room OH The Main stree, onno
site the old Conee House, complete assortment Of a.
Dont > 10, 900 worth of elegant CABINET FURNITURE
manufacture, to LAY -
Slusuoards with China press do. with pedes,as do plain
Bufeanx, OF various descriptions
Secretaries, with and Without bookcases
Dining Tables, single aud in sets
pi'!ar, chw aud plain Tea Tables do do do Card do.
Candle aud Wash Stands
Carved and plain high and low post Bedsead with aud
without patent joints
DrN az Couches, plain Sofas aud Easy-chairs
HAIR moss and fock Mattresses and few Feather Reds
II The above FURNITURE to be seen any time pre-.
vions aud on that daywi be sold on a credit OF four
six aud twelve months, for approved notes.
GEORGE HENDREE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17
3 400 Reward,

* hsnWA1 rom the subscriber, living in Harrison
corDty, Va the 18th of September last a negro
tS named MANUEL, forty two years old about 1--WE
i, eIsnt OF nine inches high the features OF his face
Toned, and his body, thighs aud legs well
also, he has smiling eOuntenance and is
d LolnACious, has his breast near his erk
=. ~ MS naok marked with the whip. purchased him
- ua sSe OF Robert Pages estate Hanover county
rio f ,s I,ouithouse ON the 20ih Of December I7a7
fnre -, H. "en WORKED some considerable time thereto.
qilointed in Richmond ' ~ ~ "e" az
s,sd aDoVe reward will he given fthe fellow is deIiv
eIeu 10 ME IN Harrison cOrny or Gfy dollars II sscn,
gents, or assigns. navy INV ityf Cln ~ n
February 7. 1'IAA " 90, ~ lanoo4F'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17
No. Q.
MIR. ERVING TO MP CEvAxrOe

=.
MIR. ERVING TO MR.. CEvALLos.
Madrid, dug. 81, 1916.
10 his exceIlency, Don Pedre CeyaIlos.
FIRST minister of state, &c. &C. &c.
SIR-ltls my duty to recall 1.-THE alien
ton OF his majesty's government to the
case OF Richard w. Meade, citizen of
The United States, who is imprisoned by
The authorities at Cadiz, under semb,ance
or law, and his majesiy's authority, but
as must he presumed, against his will.
ana as can be substaniiated against his
orders, issued on the 18th Aug. 1878.
n particular statement Of the circum-
STANCES ofthe casewas transmitted toyour
eXceilehcy, by the secretary of this le-
CATION, IN note Of July Sth LAST: il is
therefore needless that | should now re-
cite them.
propose to refer to your documents
only, each of them of principal impor-
tance, and which taken in their conncc-
uon, point out most distinctly aud indis-
putably, the Illegally of tie proceedings
against MIR. Meade, and the course which,
consistency, as well as Justice. REQUIRES TO
be now taken for his relief.
lie documents 10 which / refer and
copies of which are herewith enclosed
are, viz:
No. !. An order of the consulate of
CadIz, dated February 18th, 1914, direct.
ing Meade to deposiie i'm the Office Of
The treasury general of lie PROVINCE. a
certain sum OF money, respecting which.
process was then pending i'm the said
consulate.
NO. 2. The receipt Of the intendant of
The treasury for tie deposite made bI
sulado. 'e e'''
No., B., The reply OF the infendant of The
eo9sulado, when that tribunal inquired, as
10 the nature Of the deposite made.
No. 4. A royal decree of August 10Th
1910, Suspending the further proceedings
OF the consuladO, ill the treasury should
be able 10 collect funds fer the purpose
OF restoring the sum deposited by Meade.
IL Us not Dy. inieRtion, for il would be
altogether useless, to enter info d historv
OF the original transactions, upon which.
hnally suit was brought before the con.
sulado OF Cadiz, against Mr.. Meade, and
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MR.. EkvING TO MR.. cEvALLos.
MadJ9d. Sent. rs. 1916

MIR. EkVING TO MR.. CEvALLoS.
Mad'7d, Sept. rs, 1916.
To his excellepcy Don Pedro Cevalos,
First Minister Of State, sc. Sc. sc.
SIR-On the 18th inst received YOUR
exeellency's note, Of 10Th inst. in reply 10
mine, 9th August, respecting the case OF
k. w. Meade, a citizen ofthe Il. Siaies,
now detained III telon's prison al Cadiz.
| had required that MIR. Meade should be
released from his confinement, because on
review the proceedings against rim.
and reference TO the documents inclosed
i9 my note of August 27, ] found That
those proceedings were unjust, since the
object OF them was To- compel him 10 pay
a sum of money, which he had already
paid IN virtue Of a judicial decree and
illegal, as well for that reason as because
they were in violation of his maesiy's
own decree OF August IA, 1915.
Your excellency has not thought proper
10 revert 10 these aniecedents, but YOU
have been pleased 10 coHfne yourself 10 d
simple narrative Of what has passed in the
council OF war, subsequent TO the date of
lIis mSeStS : decree, andUpon This ground
to refer the party aggrieved 10 This same
council of war. II understood your ex-
ceilencys note Alright, il states that pos
terror decision of tie council Of war, has
declared lis majesty's decree Of Aug. IA,
1915, 10 be unjust and illegal, and has ad.
vlsed his majesty 10 reverse it, aud TO put
Mr.. Meade ln prison, until lie shall have
paid the sum demanded of him; and fur
ther, that his majesty has complied with
thus extraordinary dictsmen, that thus
Mcadeis actually in prison with the know
ledge and consent of his majesty, who has
thought proper 10 render bis own decree
a dead letter. These are facts, which !
could not suppose TO bave existed, and
To which ! should have found it very diff
iicult tohave given credit, had | uoi thus
received them from your cxcelency. In
truth, they may be considered as deter.
mining The perpetual Imprisonment of Mr..
Meade for il cannot be imagined, that,
even IT lie be able 10 pay, that he will ev-
CT consent to pay second time, that
SUM which he has before dep .Siled IN lis
msiesiy's treasury, aud for which the
treasury has formally made itself respon-
siblc.
In this last consuIta Of The council Of
war, IL is stated that Mr. Meade attempt
ed 10 restore the money demanded Of him
in credits Of the treasury, (intenia devolv-
er en- papelesde credita contra Tesoreria)
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Notice.

f virtue Of deed trust executed to the subscriber
=, Dy THOMAS WATSON, bearing date 3OtL July 1915
% OF record III the county of Henrico for the pur
pose OF securing to VIM. Seiden exec'r of Miles Seden
1eC he pay ment of Of money therein me ntioned
,p mohod3 the yin OF March next before the
OF tue Bell Tavern, ia the city Richmond botween
noS OF ten aud twelve O'Clock to sell at pubIic
ioI ready money, certain tract of land called
tnh containing 400 acres, situated in the county
enco, on the public road which leads from the civ
OF hicbHond towards Charles City and about i've miles
distant rom the said city Of Richmond connected
plat Of this land may he seen at The ace Of Heron Sin
place Of sale. VIM r. RaNpot or. r . anu
February "a. n n, 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17
No. 3.-[Translaiion.l
DON PEDRO CEvALLos TO MR.. ERvING,
Minister Pie'upotentiaiy Of tie Umted
.StateS. Madlid

DON PEDRO CEvALLoS TO MR.. ERvING,
Minister PieaipotentiGiy Of tie Umted
States, MadIid.
SlR-I have given an account to his
majesty of your mole of the eth of last
month, relative TO Mr.. Richard Meade,
and ii is bis majesty's pleasure that
should inform you, that as his case is
pending before The supreme council Of
war, lie must have recourse TO it.
by his majesty's orders, the council of
war presented TO his majesty IA report, on
the affair pending i'll the tribunals ofSpain
between the creditors of commercial
house in London, ina state of failure, and
MIR. Richard Meade.
1t states the restitution Of deposite
ofupwards OF 90, 600 coils. in specie, made
10 Meade by the said house, in failure, al
London, and that he attempted TO restore
the money demanded of him, in credits of
the treasury.
The council reports against Meade, and
states, that lac awaited himself of this cir
cumstan wlth view 10 surpriZe the
equity 81 the sovereign to the very great
injury Oh strict Justice, ofthe interests OF
the bankrupt house and of its creditors ::
and afterwards gave ii as their opinion
(cictamen) that his majesty ought not, i'm
opposition TO the laws, 10 agree TO The pc
titl0n OF Meade, who should deliver 40
the aforesaid deposie, in like manner and
In the same specie, as lie had received ii,
or give full, clear and sufficient security,
to the satisfaction OF the tribunal of com
merce at Cadiz, and in default thereof 10
be removed 10 a public prison, to prevent
all evasion of the sentence against him.
His majesty thereupon assented 10 the
opinion (d;ctamen) ofthe council TO which
Meade is to conform
renew, DC. &c.
(Signed) PEDRO CEVALLOS.
Palace, 10Th Sept. 1916.
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bounty I,a,na.

{ H SOLDIERS CLANS. can be boueht or sold at
NE .usseTIbers ofeeAsO, safe 900 MIS-
LOitpry Notics.-At the subscribers Office were nh
tsneo by gentlemen residing in Richmond within tho Il =,
thfee months four capital prizes Of 20 900 ana
one OF 10000 amounting to $4,000 aud the cash
ps " e noIueIs OF the heketsBesides minor Prizes
s. 500, &c. sc. 'SA'VVO'
IT TICKETS IN the New YORK. lottery warranted I'M.
utawn, ano ~ other Northern lotteries can I've had on
be had gratis. "a"
:, y bAnk NOTES Of other States can be exchanged
January 81. sssoe,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17
No. 5.-[Translation.I

DON PEDRO CEvALLos TO MR.ERvING.
SIR-iiavins laid before the king YOUR
note of the 10th of September last. relai-
i've to Mr.. Richard Meade, have receiv-
ed his majes,y's commands 10 inform YOU
that the affair Of this individual being
under The especial cognizauce Of The SUI
Preme council OF VAT, IT Is 10 this tribun-
al HAT his reclamaiions must be address
ed.
renew to you, sir, &c. &c.
(Signed) PEDRO CEYALLOS
October IL, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17
CORRESPONDENCE

Concerning K. w. Meade, communicated to
department Of state by Mr.. E,ving.
Mr.. ERVING TO FIR. MONROE.
Madrid, Sept. 20, 1916.
To James Monroe, secretary OF state.
SIR-Perceiying Ivy the public papers
that the case of Il. w. Meade, a citizen
OF the United States, for many years es-
tablished al Cadiz in commerce, and now
suffering in prison by order of this gov
eminent, has excited considerable SEN
satlon II America, it seems to be proper
that should submit 10 you my cores
pondence with MIR. Cevallos, OIL this sub
Ject.
| have herewith the honor TO enclose nv
note TO that minister, of August 9th, his
reply of September 10th, and my further
note of Sept. is.
10 this last | have not yet received an
answer.
With the most perfect respect, have
Tie honor to be, sir, your very obedient
servant,
(signeO GEORGE w. ERvING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17
Treasury Office,

18th FEBRUARY, 1918.
conformity to an act OF Assembly passed the fourth
day Of February Que thousand eight hundred and six
teen, entitled An appropriatig the Public Eey
enue the undersigned Commissioners of the Sinking
fuhu VIII De prepared the first day of July next en-
tne Bank Of Virginia ard Farmers Bank Virginia in
virtue OF an act Of Assemble passed the first day Of Feb
ruafy, one thousand eight hundred and fourteen entitled
An act authorizing Loan for the use OF the Common.
wealth OF sum not exceeding hundred and dfly
Thousand dollars" will amount the sum of fifteen
thousand dollars. JOHN PRESTON, Treasurer.
JOHN BURf0oT, Auditor.
February H. oI.tIyI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17

List OF papers in the case of Richard II. Meade
Papers received from MIR Erviny
No. / MIR. Erving to the Secretary ofState.
Sept. 70, 1916
Same to Mr.. Cevalos. Aug7.
3-mr. Cevalios to Mr.. Erying, Sept. 10.
translation.
.i-Mr. Erving to Mr. Cevallos, Sept. I6.
o Mr.. Cevallos to Mr.. Erving, Oct. IL,
translation.
6-Mr. Erving to Mr.. Ceva,los, Oct. 81.
Same TO same, Oct %.
S-Mr. Pizarre 10 Mr.. Ervine, Now.
9-Alr Erving TO Secretary OF State, esi
tract, May II. 1917.
i0-Same TO Mr.. Pizarro, Dec. 25, lsl0.
Il-Same to same, March Il, 1917.
l2-Same to same, March 81.
IS-Mr, Pizarro 10 Mr.. Ewing, April ~.
translation.
I4-Mr. Erving to Mr.. Pizarro, Mav9.
Received from Mrs Meade
a. Petition of Mrs. Meade to the President.
dated Dec. 4, 1917.
Ii. Copy of an official letter addressed hy
Don Victor Soret, treasurer general of Spain,
Tor the year 1917, 10 the treasurer OF the rents
of Cadiz, dated Aprll2.
Answer of the treasurer of Cadiz. dated 4 :
pril 20.
&. Copy of an official letter addressed bv
Don Julian Fernandez Navanete. treasurer ge.
neral Of Spain, for 1916, To the prior and
consuls fthe royal tribunal of commerce of
Cadiz, Nov. 10, 1916.
ID. Answer, Nov. 20.
K. Mr.. Erving TO MIR. Pizarro, June 20.
a. Mr. Adams 10 Don Louis de Onis, De-
cember &C.
b. Mr.. onis to MIR. Adams, December 20
translation.
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February II.
Seine Irvine. Sc. Sc !.

1000 lbs. fine SEINE TWINE
500 do do. CORK
1900 do best COTTON YARN, assorted Nos
100 boxes Spanish SEGARS
100 do London Crown GLASS 10 by g. ~ by 10 IA nv
IL, and Is by IL.
100 kegs Jamieson's CRACKERS
100 40. best London WHITE LEAD
10 do. Scotch BARLEY
10 bills hrst qualify ponnd twist TOBACCO, some of
which is two years old, line for retailing
200 nests WOODEN WARE, with a general assortment
OF HakDWARE--among which are, first rate double.
oaei fowIihgpeces, London made stub twist bbis
Daids piana touchhoes superior locks with gold pans
duu every thiils complete, in mahogany cases few
owpIceo single bb FowlBgpieces, handsome fab cy
ofass Tenders one of which in bronze and gilt which
VIII never tarnish, new pate wire Tenders brass
tops anu Knobs brass and iron assorted sizes brass
oho'es POters and Tobgs polished steel do with brass
toPs common do bronze and ebony InkstaRds silver
eo2eu ana piated do brass and pocket do pla-
Ecu ana sii'eT EDGED CastOrs 10 crnets do. do de-
nt Baskets and reasels pearl and ivory handle silver
hhves ana FORKS, siv gold smoked Snnboxes tortoise
sheli soIu mounted do polished steel Shutters pate nj
spring improved slide aud patterns, common and
goisned 40 Shaving Cases for travelling with every
ming complete Mathematical INSTRUMENTS Reading
oiaSsts Glsziers' Diamonds, patent Corkscrews com
mon DO Wine Carriers and Coolers japanned and gilt
Crosscut MIL Sash and Hand Saws and Files Sash and
screw ruiies, BellRetai Skiets and Kettles Anviis
Nses 9ieoeehaiiiineIs, Rasps, few Wood Stoves Cot
toA ahd WOOL Cards, Liverpool patent Lamps stores
taTeIns, &c. Chest, Trunk, Till Cupboard Doer and
iefs brushes Pocket Lanborns double and single Dbl
rocker Pistols, Gun and Pistol Flints common and oil
Powder flasks, Powder and Shot, Trace Chains Coffee
hliis, Knives and Forks, Pocket and Pen Knives
Scl6sOrs Lancets Fleams old English Razors VioIins
Clailenets, Flutes, Flies, &c. &c.-FoR SALE on mod
crate terms by A. & D. NISBFT
Opposite, few doors below the Be Tavern.
February 10. sotf
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Bsyamn james Harris giShos to rent ont hi.
YOWE EESADENCE.
January ~. arr
George w. Kinsolyiny

ETURNS his grateful nckno Niedgemenis 10 the nh
TIC foi past favonrs srd informs thein thai be has
taken tue EAGLE TAVERN in ia. town Of Claro
VILE lately occupied by Thomas Wells aud Mary Garner
wbcie e has provided himself with every thing
y ioi the accommodation OF travellers; and hopes by
srici attention. to merit aud meet with por,ion of nu,
lie patronage. Feb : sim,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17
CASE OF MIR. MEADE.
TO lie House Of Representatives. ofthe United
<Infes

States.
In compliance with resolution of the
House oi Representatives. of The 23d of
December iasl, requesting information
relative 10 the imprisonment and deten-
lion IN confinement, of Richard w. Meade,
"a citizen OF the United States, now trans
n,it to the House report from the Score
fairy OF State, containing the Information
required.
JAMES MONROE.
Washington, Jan. 30, 1918.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17
Negroes fOr Sale.

'fNHE subscriber will sell at public auction oil Satnr
IL DAY the 9th OF March next capt. Zachariah Tay
orstayeIs, IN Cartersviile from 30 LIKELY NE.
GROfS.
IERHS.-Six months will be given bonds with a.,
proved security will be required.
WILLIAM BONDuRANT
February IA. OF 5is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17
EducatiOn.

JAMES A. OSWALD respectfully Informs his friends
and tue public generally that he has rented two very
sonmodous rooms IN TanbaTk Hall, on street. about
eco yards above the new Banks where lie will open bis
sshool young gentlemen and ladies' the first Mou-
oyoi January next The males and females will occu
~ separate rooms, and will instance be allowed to
NM 0I associate whilst at school. There will be one
months VACATION in summer, az usual
The TERMS ofTuition will be the same as heretofore
viz -
foI tne Latin language, the elements OF moral natural
philosophy, the elements of astronomy rhetoric his
.oJ naurai ana civil, geography with The use Of the
maps and the globes, transpOsiiion English grammar
prso"caly bookkeeping &C. collectively or individu
~ sfltbmetc, reading, writing, &c. geffannum 40 90
TOT 0Tees, French and the mathematics per au-
mum, collectively or individually go 90
ne above tobe paid Ia quarterly insslments-A ad
uona charge ofbaf dollar per quarter will be made
Tor fuel. ink, sc. '""-'
~ Enquire at Tanbaik Hail, or at Mr. Robt WcKiu,'s
scar The New Banks Deeeu,ber 40 1ftS .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17
Notice.

THE subscriber will attend King william court in fu
lure. WILLIAM BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE.
February III. OLA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17
George YucRer.

SElNG about to reside in Lyncbburg, will hereafter
- practise the law in the superior and inferior courts
held m that town III the counties of canpbel Pittsylya
MIA aud Bedford aud in The superior courts e Halifax
aud Franklin. Feb. H. n,.iat