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1t is said, that the recent pegociatiop with
the Spanish Minister, has ended. as might rFa.
sOndlly have becu expected in smoke. The
President is abunt TO lay tie correspondence
before Congress What shall be done next
Had We not better suspend all diplomatic in-
tereourse with Spain? Had we not better re-
call Our minister from tbs Spanish Court? aud
suspend He functions Of tie Chevalier Onis2
We have for long time been persuaded, that
80 letters Ought SO be received iromthdt minis
tel, touching south American aifdirs-Olher-
wise, how io we preserve an impartial course
towards both sides VIC dO not recognize the
deputies Of tic Patriots we turn almost "a
deaf ear 10 their side of the question with
what rf0pueiy then can we listen to commit.
nicati0rS iron, The Othcrsid Surely q IS is not
consistent wiih the rifles OF Neutrality.
IL Is said That Spain was selections 10 employ
the mediation of Great Britain in settling our
controversies with her-tiat her minister 10
London stated her wishes 10 the British minis
try-and that they instructed NIr BagOf TO
make the Offer. II is unnecessary tsSay that
our government las deciinedit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-17

M hRSHALs SALE BY virtue Of 1t decree Of The Su
W pefiOr Court NJ CIanCery for the Richmond Dis
tci pronounced ~ cgnse therein depending briween
fumes GOrdN, plaintiff, and Putin J0LRs0s 0gas'y
~ I7oH7PS johnson, deCf1sg6, deieHdant will I've sold
on Wednesday the 9Th day Of April next at pnhIic Anc
ton. fnt ready money, 10 The highest bidder At tie font
'"f ~ The beli Tavern. ~ tie cty Of Richmond the
slave Nsnbcn, Inrn,iontd ~ sad dvcree-Ibe safe u MI
take place at II O'Clock,
}. GuERRANT. MISC. E.. r. b.
March H. I02 tbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-17

M AhSfAlS sALE.-D ny virtue of II decree of the S1.
ut pronounced on the Tib day Of Februai, 1917 in a
ouse ,heieh dereadns. brtveen Tie nfed Stoffy Of
Sim.ric%, Oy Haitian! Nit tkeiT aff.,glcA o,,s ~
ere RandofPA end tartrr LeILicy, fsseEfors ~
cHGfteS Carter, - Shirley. painIii Is. as:,lsi Nj
'"H Hy0OH, tcidGic ard atn'iWissTofrsr Of D,,fyk
~, Hytf0n, dactdSed. a8d 0iksTS, defendants viii N.
soio at public auction al the front door ol he ueil IA
.eh, inihe city of Richmond, V'ccsk on vednrs
Cay, TIE <VIh dry OF ApIl next, TRACE OF LAND ~
49, ~ ne c"IAty OF Hghrco on ChicAahomily Soa,i,,
"'d SUSANNA, his wife ui tue cuunt, If N,y Rem n,
" Sahn'ph aud CHARLES CaIief, Sirie3 5iG aer-s
va" decd beats date The Iith day of october 1900 and
- recorded ia The Hiiite tlie tstis.I Cuuri
-" NM 'hACi Vi LAND, lyinS III, county OF New
cat conveyed hi the ah"ys uaaet Baudritge and Wiz
}" me Sr1o referred to, 30 tie above ma Ied Hgudoirb
dlu SSi'r except thai pat raTcGased by Iohn nyos
- LENS OF sh.t-six aud tr eIye months crrGi,
,t"s Niih ap1r"ved s'cufiy and "a decd Of trust mn
Oh I've properly 20 seCWe iLe ma chase uloney
March ~ - % ~, -. - X D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-17

NoFPEE.-Iht snhscT lea has just tcorI, ed rev hints
- sud ueTccs PRfHE GREEN CUGFEE wLi,h lie
VIII EEL on accommodating terms.
BlRNAND PEYToN, cary street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-17

- st the alovP Office MISSISSIPPI yYDCE-
J. kewlse BOONJT L.{NDS. OK .yOLpYEHY'
CL1IUS. hongh' and soih. Narchl1. lal-5t
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3v-b-s-,-

y The bin for Intenal Improvement i. act VET d,ei
ded IA TIE HUGseof Nepfese E.aIives
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7 M NVIICE.--N ItW urheis In lie sulgI,g
ins'iirii"D .oilefy, rs class, which are now selling
~ Baltimore ~ SIIo-Lkrwisc. tirkts in The Medical
CHIlere Lottery, which will Commence drawing on the
SiS !S'' iiches are as yet siIi ane Sill advance IN
mao erais, ~ The s"hscrire''' once wltrs wlhn Nv.
months nave been obtained e0 003 III ave capital pgIz
es, aud the CASH paid in alliance.
iew tickets ~ the dtdwiug Grand State Lottery
can lac had, II applied foT early at the Iccs.d LoueIy
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VnhnhwarE.

'2NRH srbtci her agent tot ttr pg"ys al. >tt
li2il" Mails, Lecps SoEstsut', sae un ven f.s,,
a"'e terms +. II {; So ,LNPOv DIR which he y ~.
rants 20 be equal IA qGSlly any niahUiactured m G
Z sta'eS. H. BASER, Dock,gow.
January n. - an,,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-17

~ EShOES FOR SALE.-By virtue of deed of nut
ictoded IN The county count OF Co0chland execut-
ca 70 the subscribers by hr. Warner Lewis, shah on
vesn,n The said county. for the purposes nltnon a IN
We said deed sell ioI ready money the Highest tic
~ "no.lzo NEGRO SLAVES, consisting men, wu.
ihe' ana ehldfen. WA. G roiNosNrkR,i irus.
. Goochlsnd. March IL Ios,,I,.. ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

Ertrcc;-d'ated LaGmrr, Nag 81, 1918.
. telucca just arrived here, and car
ryipg dispatches from Porto Cabcllo
To Porto Rico, advises of the deati,
OF Tie general In chief Den Pablo Mo-
risio, q. awOuDd received IN the battle
at Oriiz, oi which he has fingered under
tormeD,Ing pain. Gen. Morales, il was
expected, would take the command, but
there is seine destruction M the affairs OF
the royal governmental Is uncertain how
long We shalt remain at Tins place.
a,.eyr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER

..
SIR have reed Narratsr's letter in yeur
paper of YESTERDAY.
humbiy conceive that the experiment he
allHdes 10 could not be put to fair trial under
All eNpencc five times the amount he men.
i'ons. But since lac knows The experiment has
been made 1T the eApeuce of7O0 pounds ster
ling. under the patronage OF tue English Ad-
nlrhliy-and for the encouragement of an of.
fetal ior5urde-since he knows az this, (the
Whole OF which confess is new to me- he no
doubt knows all other particulars, and will be
asie 10 detail the Construction of the machine
~, aud 10 point out the causes Of the failure OF
the experiment. Should Narrator DO this. he
wtIi render an important service 10 society {:
as clear exposition of the causes cfthe tai.
lure OF unsuccessful experiments is almost as
great service TO science. Us is the discovery OF
a new invention. Should Narrator not do this,
he will stand convicted 0fattemnting b mis-
placed ScoihnEs, To attach ridicnle 10 siig.es-
ton, of the merits OF winch he is incapable of
Judging.
By the way be seems in part of his letter TO
nsinuate that the suggestion IS mne bat it
Will heseen byreferenCe 10 my communication
ot21th nit. that be its merits What they NAV, |
lay ia claim to il. Tie idea is not mine int
M. opinion Of its practicabliiy is not lesscusd
by Narrators letter. ZERO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

nlSsoLUiIOA OF COMPREHENSIVE Ibe ca.
~ partnership Of FLEMING JAMES q 90. is this
uaN Dissolved b. mutual consent. al persons hay my
Cas against Tue same, aie requested to present hem
10 f!fmiHg JJSsph y. JQDeS tor payment and those
indebted are earnestly requested usss payent TO
the same; they alone being Authorized to sete the
uahsaetiohs Oh SAID concern. FLEEING JAMES,
CARlER g. PACE,
'uheV. JOSEPH S. JANIS.
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A CARD


MARCUS has read the Essay of IUcIUs
With aspect, but as lie is not acjpa;ed hy
controversial spi,it, begs leave TO de.
ciiho ioimJl answer. lie assures I.UcIi S
that Instead of being c0nuiRced i.e is o,,iy the
more confirmed by his statements, in the opin.
IONS he has embraced. When he sees the
grounds which LuciUS has taken and lie terms
IN winch he speaks of the pleasures of this
weird, he is only the more satisfied that there
is spirit brOuang, which is calculated TO
shack lie theindepeudenceof oil felluw-citi1e,iS
aud 10 place each man conscience al The feet
Of few. He doesnot charge Lucius with such
AN intention; he believes Lucius TO he good
anu an hOnOrab bic nian-hiS Essay sneak {, hlt,.
10 be such-but he is satisfied that when The
first flash of the moment is over, if Luc;us viii
but exercise the talents he possesses ana think
Tor himself, even he will see the resolution ot
WinciIestsrin the same liz hi which Ndrcusdos
For his own part, Marcus has never been thr
slave of any man-nor will he be slave OF any
body OF men, be they Conventions or be tbe\
not He will never Yield UP his own judgment
to theirs; never become pOttcrs' clay in tseir
hands though they should issue their Gictu
under the expectation OF producing an vsag
unity Of opinion" Marcus uiA think for him
self. Ii he caunot think with The Convention
OF Winchester, he viii throw himself upon the
mercy OF that Con, who graciously gave him
eyes 10 see, andan understanding TO Judge Tor
hinSPi
Marcus diSagrees with Lucius in the general
grounds lie has taken from tie scriptures All
eJCtSS IL IOlOIuuen Dut re NNmbly conCeIVes
thai all pleasure is not that a gracious COP
WHO has made his heart TO neat with loy, and
his senses TO thrill with pleasure has not de.
pied lam SEINE little enjoyment even IN this
world, provided il does not run into such excess
as tn take hiul off from higher duties.-If La.
Gus BE right, in the austerity which he requires,
vino Is 1T 10 approach the communion iabie !!
WHO AZ II that dGesnOt take some thought for
the morrow !-wbo does not care little for
what lie eats, or drinks, puts On' Who is il
that has come altogether oHt of the world !?
Even Lncius himself, 1t is suspected, does not
deny hlInse!tsome OF it's I.leasures--GOod as he
is; heis not yet SO abstemious or strict as Pas
cha.
aureus is ofopiniou that there riR be amuSe-
ments that theatre is more innocent than
etherS which will he followed commupi.
cant mGy think SO ; and that it is no sin to see
a play. Luoius will have him guide himself bv
the opinions of his felow-men-M Marcus weuld
assert the Liberty OF conscience, and think for
himst 'i-Jadge ye!
lr As the public mind not vet satisfied with
the discussion commenced and eopbaanls are rising
up on both sides, shall admit few Essays into our
columns IN this subject The LayaaR (from the Com
peri our next, It possible LucjltS may have ano
her opportunity, II he wishes 1t, OF coming ont more
fully on this subject. TEplroR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

AME. Il. PLEASANTs-Bayiug obtained license 90
e. pacuce law will attend the riOr and Superior
Court OF Powhatan. Gooch.aud aud Cumberland. lie
to his care.
~ D. Pace ofresideuce. Powhatan courthouse.
June IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

10y viftue ofs deed of trust executed ,.e snJscu.
- hers by John NORRIS, jT. which IS duly recorded
In the clerks office 81 the county Amelia for
the purpose n securing 10 Peter Rison tic payment
certain sum OF money therein specified together with
the contingent charges of the sse-Wr shall. Fri
day, The nth Juiy next Perkiusonwe in he county
Of Amelia sell 10 the highest bidder for rea0y money
FOUR TRACTS OF LAND. situate, lying ard heing IN
TIE Stale Of Ohio, between the Lte Msmi and ScotO
rivers, northwest Of The rgeT ohio containing qns{
acres, Zone 9Th pari oftwo Of the said ~ 7O9i
acres is 70 be reserved Tor be benefit OF Duncan
IcArtrur) mHch o. said land as viii he suaici
cnt to discharge the debt aud aforesaid. rus.
tees We will cly convey such title lie vested ia us.
WILLIAM BOOKER, r.,.....
SDsTIN SBAI. if"''ee''
Jane12- iiw4ws
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June 8.
COPARTNER.SHLP.

ne subscribers having purclased Interest of Mr.
carter Page. Ia the aIe nm Of Fiemrg .yutges ~,
VIII eoDtnae 10 transact business uhdeI Tue same nm
ILtAlNG JAaiFS
JUDE ~. st yusElh \ AVS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

~ 1t is said, that Silver Coin sells in
Philadelphia at premium of near 5 per
cent. The season OF East India ships is
not yet over, and The demand for silver for
that market not yet supplied. 1t is also
said, that The Bank OF the United States
IS sending IFS silver dollars 10 the mint 10
be coined over into half dollars and quar-
tcrs-these being species of coins, which
are not shipped TO India
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

10 the place Of execution. distant sbou;
half mile from this village, where the
spectators were palheiicslly addressed
by the Rev. Mr.. Ashly, aud throne of
mercy suppiicated on behaIfof,h crimi-
nal. He was then launched into eternity
al about hall past one O'Clock.
This person had been AN inmate in
the family OF Samuel indicot, whom he
shot in the woods. The body was no;
found till four days after lndicot VAS mis-
sing. Suspicion having attached the MUIR
der to Bruer, he Was arrested forthwith,
but did moi confess The faci,iIi after con,
viciion no person saw The murder per-
petrated The evidence was merely cir
cumsiantial. The wife of the deceased is
IN The jail of this county, committed for
trial al the September term of the superior
court for this county, for advising Bruer
10 commit tie murder; and sach was The
weight OF The testimony against her, the
court would not admit her 10 bail"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

hIOIlCE.I shalin future attend the SdueTIOT Couif
l. Of ChanceTy for the Richmond District.
RICHARD Il. BAPTIST.
mecklenburg. June 10. Iiw2w,
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EXTRACT TO TIE EDITOR, DATED

EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR, DATED
Lebanon CRusseH county. } May md, 1918.
At iiIe last session of the superior
court of law holden in this place, Abner
Vance and Sylvanus Bruer were several
" convicted of murder in the hrstdegree.
The counsel for Vance having excepted
as to the opinion Of the court, his execu
lion was deferred till the law thereupon
could be decided III the general court . .
II the exceptions are Overruled. his exc
cutlon, pursuant TO the sentence of the
court, will take place the l7ih of July
next.
p" EXECUTION or SYLY4NUS BRUgR.
This being the day dirt. ted by the
judgment OF the court for the execution
OF Sylvanus Bruer, convicted of murder
III the irsi drgree, large c0ncourse of
citizens assembled 10 witness the awfnl
and solemn sceue. The prisoner was TAX
eli from the jail al about ten o'clock in
the forenoon, and conveyed by the sheriff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12
Jamestown Female Seminary Lotte1V.,
SCHEME

.
1850 Prizes Of one Ticket each
III Ai,er dsddctng IS per cenl. is equal to IS 600.
lhe Stationary Prizes allie eetcIRgsnsd as so(Iors
Inc nrst nye numbers Of the days drawing viii he
entitled io5 80 each, blanks OF prizes
Inc hTst ave numbers Of the 9Th lays drawing,
to....s.....-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
The FIRST i've numbers of lie TON GaJ's drawing,
rs. %
Inc iast oIawnttket on tHe IOih day, to....,5 600
The first drawn four numbers HE l5th 0ay TO- 800
Ike last drawn ticket ON the 10th days drawing
WIN ne entiled To. ...-,................tOo eco
TO be Completed IN ttreHfy dagS' dyauiae.
4 SCHEME die jamestown Female SEMINARY OF
tefy mas been for some time past preserted to
pubic uoce and was expected would commences draw.
meeting of the mansges Jamcstown on tie gtTinst
~, ". :t,, uc'Iueu mat lew alterations IN
ne oTlensi'cheine more highly important indeed in
dispeHsabe, 9Th regard 20 as success-and equally II
not more inviting 70 adventures.
Tie 10 900 viii be stationary prile and tho TAT
drawn ticket on the 2Oth days drawing Thr . 8 900
prze which "a stationary shd the last ticket Oh The at
days dTswins, IS altered. and viii he the last drawa
ticket on The 10Th ds's drawing. Aud that The 3 OnO
piites OF each arc now converted 1850 prizes
Of cke, each as will be seen In the forsroiug ,cbn
We nstter ourselves that all those Who lare berurc
ddveniureTs, have done With view Of promoting 10
noble Institution. We can now assure tbe nnb,,s
tbat tue drawing VIII most nnque0nabiy commence on
the FIRST DAY or AUGUST NEXT fcjfhorf kbe f0ig
efeH u d"othfr hctet.-Ths drawing Noud not nave
been postponed until that period hut Tor the puro6s OF
aRordWg an opportunity to those who may become ais
sashtd, or impatient. to return their tckes. Il s
Therefore tcndsr made 90 those are n( satisfied
ele are any, 70 'etufn tbeir tickets to ~ rrcasu
within 60 days Toni the date Of this publication oth-
iN-f tlej VIII De cpHsdered adVentUrets, according
t1 ieine a. now offered IN the pub8c. The pabl.c
attention 70 once mste nghed th,stntcTestlnr sab.
ieet. As it Is h9w ascefsincd that lthe drawing will
positively commence on the lst TeyoC Ingasf and
VIII Continue wO DAYS IN every Z until completed
TICKETS Will SHORTLY ADV kcs.
Gyorder e1fhe R00rd/
EDMUNr sOOKtR. Trras'r.
N. y. Those Agents In tbsronB,fy, Who have TICKETS
now IN their hands, Will peFc close their sales on
or before the 2Oi June pcxE Few tickets on l,ynJ
aud can be hadofJ. ". EyT shfeat, Richmond hSDg,i
PescWd, WhHr0rfh q E0acey, Pttersbarg and Min
ration, Lynchbprg Persons residino ~ a distance can
have uckets iofwsrdeJ 90 them b. mail or o,beTwsr
BY nclosing hsns Bc.es and ~ TIE subscriBsr--sli
letters BY mail mug be post paid
EDMUND BOOHER, Hfe1fs
jamestown. M ~. SIS
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R'obACtO AND WHEAT Land FOR s4LE.--Ihe
Ian1s On Stone Wall Greek, ~ the cuunts OF Ca,ap
bei belonging tte estate OF Davi Ross dec are now
10Y SAFE ne tract Contains about sixteen hundred
GCFeS, anu almost entirely in its Original -rowtb veil
Defsc aud wateTed IN every part. tits believed hat
the SOL IS equal IL superior any tract of oar
NiIe L lies IA the immediate neighLo. aood of
GaPs and Staples mills Jaues river abont tN live
miles below LSnshb"e This land will be sold IN
tracts TO SUIT purchasers and may be treated for private
~ by application to John Lynch jr. OF GeaTve " mt
LOCK LynchbuTg. OF the subscriber ia Richmond 10,
much Of tie tract shall b. PREVIOUSLY contracted
Tor VIII he sold atauctvH the SfteeRth dag otlv
zert " fair, or The fair Gay. The sale viii lake
place on the preni es and rtey lot Up will be sold
without resei'e The terms viii be- one fourth cash,
the residue IN 1ree qual ANIMAL payments secured
D nd with approved security lien on Inc proper.
". THOMAS r. BOULDIN,
I.ne II. IzwtIs Er'or Of David Ross
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE, Ia CoocTI4Hd com.
ty.-One tract OF 20S acres adjoining the lands OF
Mr. Humphrey Parrish, VIM. G. P0indexer Eso ANA
:. Stephen Woodson-aiI wood land and will mos, of
II hIing tobaccO--dtance miles from James river
m0nd. ~ ~
One other tract near the above containing 27o acres
aOJeiiHs The lands OF VIM DruRiIght IIalse,'s estate
MI. Stephen WOodson aud others This land is abant
~ miles from Richmond is eniirery wood laud ey
cept Few acres Of meadow la ID and most of the WOOD
lana VIII produce tobaccOPiats of the land NAV be
zen ~ ne once oil Heron Sinon & Co. At any time
aIei me irt Of next month. An agent WIZ attend i'm
The neghborhood 10 shew the land 10 persons rcned
TO purchase.
1t will be sold without any limitations for cash 10 he
will he made.
The sales will take place at GoochIand courthouse. on
"I0Hd9y, 2sih my merit being court cay.
ByoTder gthe proprietor,
June IL. u IDS THO; TAYLOR, AHstiopesr.
NoilCE.-The coparIntTslip hetttofoTs .D5sjeIjTe
been Ihe subscribers under the trim Of Ro5ertsor
oyer, was dissolved on The LIST inst by mutual cou.
sent GO. ROBERTSON,
Wv a nv
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d % % DC. IbT5 W " WHIIe- 90. W0. To
The master In Pctcrsbnr- informs Mr.. Rob rson
that mail Of date the 2etb May received bis
once.ft Is therefore probable that the mail thai
place sent by mistake of the Richmond post master
TO some other quarter. Payment or the cheek
stopped AZ the bank in Petersburg and the North Caro-
lima banks requested should any Of he notes
be offered for p7' men, to Withhold ae and give
notice 70 the subscriber.-Pns masters throughout the
United States particularly requested 10 return the
said letter TO its destined place should fnd its vay to
aay other office. ROBERT <. JONES.
June II. ~ II
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Bota.acal Lecture and Esdilltlon.

VGNHI> EVENING at halfpast O'clock THE
Il. MUSEUM viii be brilliantly illuminated
tor Que Sour, after which hir. Wbitluw Wild
liver lecture on botany, horticulture and
agriculture, assisted by AN exhibition OF ali his
superb aud transparent paintings o. ere hun-
dred and twenty yards in length executed isy
some of the hrSt artists IN Europe, which are
admitted TO be the most splendid and instrnc.
tiye ever yet presented 10 the public on any
science whatever. Mr. w. " she's 10 form a
boianical clnbin this city. lecture viii ne
delivered every evening for three weeks
Terms 10 dollars for the cUUtse. booh f
subscription VIII be opened at the Museum
this day, aud to night; sufficient ,tu.n Der of
Subscribers enter their names, the course win
he commenced To morrow evening IS Gotta S,ir.
hcient number, he viii leave ibis tor TIE noith
on the following day.
Tickets of admission this evening", ONE
DoLLAR.-Childrep mali price.
June II.
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! NlNlRsiIi OF ILLiAii O. Many. he anIua
- examination IN thu lnsIi Uticn viii commence IN
SATURDAY, tue 25th instant and on the eRsuIusiil of
jim ihe conieitrH OF degt Will the usual attendant
Will be resrntd
Those who fee! regard Tor The welfare Of the college,
or who are socitons ior The Improvement OF the fns
generation, aud Who do with convenience viii
u rs hoped, attend On this interesting occasion.
The visitors u Tie college will please observe that
tie annual convocaon 10 ixed Tor The of Juy Nj
they areparticularly requested to tie present.
June H. li.tlJ JAMES SFMPLr, Rector.
n ThR diGereHt printers Eho usually JN4iish fhe
advertisements y tie c0flcse, XII please eiSeys the
Foregoing until tao ifh " Jgty, and Joruard their
accounts as hcrefot0re.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-12

IHteTDieHtS in the city ~ RichM0Rd, Nqy, 1873.
men, women, boys, gir-Toial No.I5.
Under year, between aud s. , between and
10, between 20 and 80, 2 between so aud 40 8 /;
between 80 and co, between 90 AID 20, =.
Disc ASkS Accidental de9ih (by scaidlng 1: bill
ipus fever, commissions, Consumption debili-
", 8; intempeTance, /; Inflammation IN brain, 1 !;
me9zles, z pleurisy, worms, l.
( osT LEITER.-On the 2sti day Of Mas put iuIo
- tbe Post oihcs OF this city, letter directed 10
" William Robertson merchant, Petersburg" which in
cOseO another letter directed to Mrs Dolly p. Ncho
las N"r6oTne' covering check from the Rank Of
gHid on lis office Of discount aud deposit in Petersburg
to- 2s9 so cts payable TO me, and endorsed pay t.
tse order oi Mrs. ~ =. Nicholas Also two hundred
dollars ~ North Carolina bank notes particulars OF
which follow, viz:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-26
~ Exchange Cofse House .NH
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CLEARED,
Ship Lydia, Gels;on, City-Point.
Brig Ecorpmy, Cleveland, Madeira.
Brig Leopard, Lake. Vienna.
Schr Henrietta, Neyett, Baltimore.
.Schr f.yorite. Nicholson, Geor get'Sn'
Ship hazsrd, Crabt ee, from Cork, Wis
Norfolk; Irish butter. potatoes, and %
passengers, to Lawrason 4 Fo~le.
Sloop Polly 4 Sylvia, Weeks, IA days
from New-York /; rye and oats, to J. IT,
Ladd 4 ca.
Schr Lawnina, Simington, so days IL
Thomaston lime and lumber. to LAVA
son 4 Fowle.
schr Maria, Loosemore, fr. MadeIn'
via Baltimore, bound to Georgetown. =,
Sloop Sisters, Weeks, z days from "
York oats, to J. 6. Ladd y Go.
Ship Commerce, Crowdhill, OF emo i%'
Alexandria, was spoEen Gath u't. lat So'
6. N. Ion. 81, so, w. AZ days from AN
sterdam-by ship hdriana, DonaldscD'
fr. Liverpool, ar. at Philadelphia $50 'n'
slant, "A days.