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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-24

:,,,l,JJs tI,c relief
~ ~. n An"'.. .,':,,, ;,,s. co,nr;ng tbei
.r.'J =, - no.,.ss nnns, from
lo ,.s:, ~ az sn,;sct rsou;re the
."o 49, - d;.oc,odty i, hand
.o.' I Tvs y, o i,s ,han Mc,catm,s
not 'ess eA"i''seu 'a ':,'' - - to
own; yS' y MA! i."" =. .s,;,os
appear ana' n"is ,a an,;ou tho anv
nave i'.Iiae,'c ~. , Tvs I In5ia"an Ayc
cohner'eu WIN 'iI i.I lam ";,h c,rcc
!! 'ue4".,e o"e il,.,a.a1 .. RI. mill
anu pefsplcul'y aIH,.' ~, . =. An Aisx.
OF your c.'responu'" :"i;.,.,;n" will
anuria", W nSo and whose now.r.
plm"l. o n' ,; - !" s"sta;n II
VIII III, e''u'. ," s. ,h. Valley
nc es'ao .aS r''o,n .rv ether con
Dim :soa",;"n :, nnst no rerm;tted to
sIu: :.; .h, =" r,.u;.L a rrason a.
n ,n"'. 80. sat;sf, c,an, Far tho nrecau.
t s" ,.oasnrss denrecated nv Mer.
. , ,ntir;patcd evil. exagrera.
."I -. a., w.,t nsSs of on rebonsion.
u,av J;m;n;Sb in lie terrors with it's
NV ,:..a"h and no Of I,st successfully
orr. e y. t,. ,io,d which ia sus-
res'.so :, -: ~, I h.'a.a 800 .x.mnt no
f f.""'; ;;, ' and .xnsnJ ;,s whence
.'" ILL., h',. tI~on;tv 10 n.y.r
q" "aaa"dat,l. nnr shnu,d we ,,nI,ud
the mariner. nrudence. n. anpr,srd of
the tbrea,en;nr ter,pest. he uureefed
his sails to intercept the propitious
breezc
Permit me tn indulge the freedom
of conjecture. which the subject adj.
m;t. I'D ~ nrod;ct ,b.t . I.rpe nro-
nor,;on or The sn.c;o Genital of ib;s in.
Iand hanL will he n nscsss;tv drawn
rn0n, tha n;Str;ct az C,lumb;, NOT
r;,hs,a.a;na or .n,nnssd Influence
in ;ts .o"nr;i. and the d;snosi,ion If
- o.,,J.'ot,ns - arsrt j. Tha ,ct,,i
nosssssiau NJ sso oon dn,lars in enc,
r;c i ;mn.r,,;, sIv en;oi,cd nm this
;ns,;tnt;op hsfors Tho COMMENCEMENT
IF ire J;sconntins onsrat;ons and
those Who p,a.;ds oyer ito ;ntercs,s
are animated INV every native of in.
terest and dutv IN rive II an early ex-
;stonc. An r;ruIturaI community
has ito interests ;,Ient;Ged with the
c"mmo.c;ai dio,,;ct - which Il nr;n-
c;na,Is tnsdss and .ho han,, raner IF
tL r Il, ,;", o.;asr a',n,,,;o" 10 r;rcr
- H.. .hc, '" opn ,ro reconcile
81 a: 49, s"' : ,% a." 10 n,a
''e III '.'is'""'e VI 'h' ia' Sp ~
I"rr"'' VI '"e pa! menus wv" ~. va"
ies n'nk oe'hS maue IL, ~, "o'.s "
ne nH''n're o"hkS' WIN M','''"
P"s''l'n 'iat We snail oe "rsiSne"''
protected D! Tue lnnuenre 81 INV, a
kn"w'eagsd Identity. ne tru'h 's'
SIR 'na' 'ne u'S'r'c' ""''s nave oe."
aosoroeu W d .,rt n'e a"''"", =
rue payment Oh 'he nrs' anu se:o""
Instruments ana WIZ constitute I'll
great degree the thirn instrument.
would presume TO doubt, too' the aecu'
racy of his opinion. that there arc &C
ressihie means within the reach OF The
banks to counteract the Indirect ope,-
ration upon us oil the demands winch
b',,'more may sustain. l am INFORM
ed 'nat the oppression OF an uaLa'ora'
Die balance - Subsidy 'ei, a. WIS iso-
meh' '-'nat s.'r.ssHe ueulanus 's'
sums not .er! l'n',sa nav. ,, o. &C. :; ,'"u'
.! sa'n .i! "Pp" ',l . so"eu ., c., e.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-24

Letter Bcgs at the +. Ccf,s. House.
Brig Abeoaa, Capt. Lewis, for FaI.
pouth, EGglant
ship New Jersey, Capt. HodgkinsOr'
for Liverpool.
Brig Commerce, Capt. Wade, for Rot
terdam.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-24

From the Stp Fork Daily advertiser.
We are era, fed TO learn that Colo.
mel TrumbalI has issued proposals for
publishing an engraving Of his picture
Of independence, now painting Tor the
government Of the United States. This
splendid work is execu,ed on canvas
OF eighteen by twelve feet, and contains
the iull length portraits OF the members
OF congress at tie time Of that meDora-
bic transaction, to the number OF forty
seven figures. OF these, hirty six were
painted fvom life by Col. TruInbu!l, and
the remainder from portraits by other
hands. the persons having deceased be
isre he had an opportunity to apply to
them for the purpose he had in view
The expense Of the plate alone, without
any incidental charge, We understand
will be seven thousand dollars a sum
almost equal TO the price which the au-
thor receives for the picture-of course
hi, own enumeration Tor the immense
labor which he work must cost him. win
depend in g ca, mea.ure, upon the sub
sc'iption 70. the prints. For the pur.
pose OF ascertainins how IA the publ'ck
will encourage the work, the subscriP-
ton has been issued, a d is now Offering
to the members of the ..ltionai govern
menf at the city Of Washington, ann in
the course Of the ensuing year will be
more extensively circulated through the
country.
This picture, il is well known. is one Of
tour ordered by congress, Tor the ma
tioDal government fh: subjects are to
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-24
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2ARMARINE JOURNAL. ~
FoRT OF ALExASDRIA ..FEsRUART rs.


ARRIVED,
Yesterday, sioop Ocean, Middleton, 4
DAYS from Norfolk, with loss Of main
boom cargo, sugar, coffee, etc. to Lind
say 4 Hill, James Sande; son and others.
Left ship Ocean In NaGjemoy. Saw Sc
yersl inland vessels OIL shore, between
MARYLAND Point and town.
SlooP Margaret, Cannon, so hours fr.
Norfolk with potatoes, the growth Of
ireland, to Mr.. Ramsay, on board. Saw
a schr on shore in Nanjemoy, supposed
to be bound Up. Also, passed slOop
bound up.
A brig arrived b9lsw New York goth
iastant, from Alexandra. This, no doubt
is the Rising sun, Lowe.
Brig Leorard, Herbert, at New-YOrk
Goth instant, up tor this port, to clear
EeIt day.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-24

Prices at Porto R,eo.-Psoduce scarce
anu high; American do. low; Hour Sl4 ;
,eef le; pork l8 tn 20.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-24
Portsmouth, ~. H) FEB. IL.
SINGULAR cIacu INSTANCE.

SINGULAR cIHcrMsTANcS.
Miss sahy Johnson. who set out on
visit fro IL her broiher's housein Norwood
about II o'clock on Thur,dr, Feb. Oh
to seeher sister Batcheldnr, ui.lan: about
two miles, missing her way passed b. tie
road that led to her sisters neari, one
nile up the turnpike ; she s!onpcd at the
house Of NJ. W gsin, and enguired the
way. Mrs. Wiggin told her to return
on the turnpike as fer as Mr.. Clarke's
wind mil, and take the first right hand
roadside Immediately lett The house, out
before she got ia the places directed, the
snow bearing her. she got over the fence.
and directed her course as she thought,
to her sisters but again lost her way
Night coming on, and she having gotten
in'o wosd gave up all hope Of reaching
the house she set nut to visit. Sic had
now no alternative but 20 traverse the
foGest, and call for assistance the first
night but her calls were 10 vain, though
she was heard BY a number of persons
The family of her brother, whence she
departed, never heard but she had arrived
at her sisters un il Sunday following A
party Of the neIghb~s immediatel, COM
usnced search at the place, where her
cries we're heard; they secured the to-
rest in every direction till night. They
had nearly given up the search, when
small number icing at greater distance
thanktbe rest said, " we viii! search that
one small place Of low land if We eau
not fad her there We must give up for the
night" But here, to their astonishment
they found her surviving. and able to
speak alter being rs hours in this inele-
n.ent season without any sustensncc.-
They removed her TO her sisters (it be-
ing nearly one mile) where she is likely
to do we'll, having only one Of her feet
frozen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

5000 men of the Georgia and Tennessee
militia. They had been called out at
season of the wear, above all others oftlie
most consequence TO them for that they
would be in service just long enough to
deprive them of The opportunity of MAX
ing q crop upon their farms. In addition
10 this, he would observe, that more in
clement season had hardly ever been Wit
messed IN that part of the country where
the militia were. Il! his information was
currcci, they had been exposed to inceS-
SAINT rains FROM tie time they we've embo-
died until he last heard from them. But
thus MAS not all Mey h0d been Stayced. He
had und, rstooa and believed that the
Tennessee militia, after having entered the
nation, were compelled 10 return To their
settlements ~ Georgia i'll order la be sub
sisted and HAT the Georgia militia had
been reduced 10 an allowance cf a hula
pi"t Of corr, a day. Iowhom the blame OF
this state OF things was to be attached,
he would moi say but he thought that
persons sutf, ring such harGsliips and pri
yaiions were entitled 10 a greater com
pensa'on than The pit!fd sam Of fee dol
lars per month. He thought the House
would agree with him that not less than
double that sum would be bnt poor re-
pinion that, had the militia been properly
fed and attended to, they would not have
complained. or cared for the trifling pay
now allowed them by law. BIT lie
thought the government ought al least To
Increase the weight of their pockets, after
failing to ford them food. lie conclud-
ed b, saying. lie had offered these obscr-
va'ioms with the motive of inducing the
House not only 10 adopt The resolu.
ilon he had offered, but speedily 10 adopt
any measure founded on it,
The motion was agreed 10.
The House resolved itself into a COM
mittee OF whole, Mr.. III. Nelson in the
chair, on The bill from The Senate direct
ing the manner of appointing Indian a
gents, and continuing the act toresIablish
ing trading houses witlthe Indian tribes ;
and after some debate, the bill was order
ed 10 be read third time tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07
GEN. NINA NOT LIVING !

BALTIMORE, March 3i.--Much a. we are dis
posed TO disCredit the very extraordinary state.
ments OF the Spanish royas,S respecting tie
reported capture aud execution of Gen NINA
we cannot but refrain from giving the least
credit 10 the more recent rumor OF his eXistcuce
and welfare. We know the source wheace the
late paragraphs have Originated and also kuov,
that they are without, solid foundation.
We are informed that those who have writ
ten letters on the subject were once attached
10 The expedition ofthe General. but were left
at Gaivezton by him when he entered Mexico,
ana that they have never seen him since. His
immediate confidential friends in this CITY, and
the gentleman Who has received the most plan.
Sihle letter, have not the least confidence in
what has been stated. the writers not having
been lii a situation to know amy thing more on
the subject than what has already been pub
lished 10 the world, in relation 10 his death.
Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07
EROM RnENOS Tyres

We have seen letter from Buenos Ayres
written in Spanish, TO gentleman in this city,
dated January -, which states, that ii Spanish
cruiser had taken English brig. bound TO
London, CARR, d her into the Bay of All Saints
un'oadcd her, and detained all that part of her
cargo which WAS Amer lean Such property as
belonged To British subjects was released, and
the brig suffered to proceed on her voyage.
This looks very much like hostility on the pal
ofSpam. IN y EreD Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

APRIL 2.-The U. S. sloop of war Hor.
net, Captain Reed, sailed from this mort
on Tuesday for ST. Domingo, with Com.
Lewis, MIR. Taylor, and MIR. Irvine, UnS
ted States Commissioners, the two first
named 10 treat with Potion and Christie
pine.
All the specie. on board the brig Gen.
Marion. wrecked AT Hampstead Beach,
has been saved. GRerc. ado.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07
DOMESTIC.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The subject
OF the better organization Of the Militia of
the United States, is again passed by, the
House of Representatives having refused
to take it up, when moved for by Gen.
Harrison OIL Tuesday last. This decision
is understood to operate as postpone
ment of the subject to the next session
when, according TO the rule of proceed
ing recently adopted, it will stand for de-
cision IN its present shape, after the first
week in the session, without being oriei-
mated, dc moro, as required BY former
practice. nat. Int
APRIL At we mdy Judge from the
extraordinary unanimily with which the
bill for countervailiug the British Colonial
systsm has passed 10 third reading in
The Senate, there is but little doubt that
il will become law. This bill proposes
change in our system Of navigation.
which, without being liable 10 tie objcc.
lions which apply TO general systems Of
| restriction, promises material advantages
to that important interest which at pre-
sent languishes under fhe disadvantages
| with which II encounters the British re-
| sirlcii0ns oH an extensive branch Of our
| trade. The plaster law, as it is gene
rally called, has produced an effect.
which, II is with reason hopPd, NAV as
speedily attend this other defensive mca-
| sure. (Ib.
NEw YORK, March 3l.---About 80 yes
sells arrived al this port Yesterday. and
many more we're said to be below aud I'm
! The Oti'ng last evening.
/ Tie British lrigale Cybeile, arrived
! mere yesterday, from JamaiCa. Via Haya
ma, aud Chdriestou, uiih about half q
iai'lion @! dollars iCf tie United States
bsnk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-07

fOiiN EOtNE, Sadotc, Cop amt Hntrc5s Mater,
- fHou PeitsbtigJ informs his friends and the pub.
n 80 variurs branches dt Sgteffs garrtppsc Kfrg
MUM cOrHtY and ts.ss hy his assidrity and auen
tna io busnc - % msr hc patronage of she ppbiic.-
Being determined tOhtYe ls wok evccutd iu iho neat
esi ard most dulab.c uarntf agd rif puuctlst1 sar
dispatch, hr feels confident that a those DO NAY vcf
him 7th sr ,astou, val le pissscd uitl lhe exceu
tUu OF the apIk. AVriT. IUsfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

inces foreign alliances. I cannot pretend to say.
Froma source which is entitled to credit.
was informed that the raising and embarka
ton Of Osorio's army in Peru was not accom-
plished without serious difficulties. Alternate
force and persuasion were used TO collect
them, and nothing. but the name, character,
and promises OF their general. could have in
duced them TO 20 on board OF the vessels pre-
pared for the purpose, at the port OF Callao.
Some OF them were actually in state OF mutt
ny, notwithstanding they were told they would
be received with open arms by their brethren
in Chilli.
The forces finally embarked, agreeably to an
account furnished bya gentleman of undoubt-
ed veracity OIL the spot, consisted of the follow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

MHERSr LAND FOR SALE. In pursuance ofan
order OF the superior court Of chaDcery fer the
Richmond district, will sell public auction, the
premises, on Monday the 2ist day Of December seat
that valuable tract OF land lying Pedlar yeT In
berst county, containing 1000 acies, less, il
Ing part the estate ofSamue Gis late of the city
London, dee. considerable portion OF the land 10 low
grounds aud the high land is believed equal n Ter
tliiy To Ina that Of the county. Il is about
miles distant from lanes river and Is from Lynchbug
he terms will he fourth OF the purchase money n
cash. and the residue In equal payments 1T g. ~ and IL
months. Bonds and approved security and "A deed OF
trust on the Land will be required frsm the
Possession can be had immediately Teserving TO the
privilege OF keeping parcel of negroes the land till
the spring.
fAt the same time aud place, win be sold for ready
money the horses, cattle, farming Implements &c &C.
now on the plantations. premises will be shown
any ole wishing 10 them, by Mr.. Geo. p. Luck who
lives OIL the land CARTER b. PsGE,( r.
wN. y. NICKNAME '"es'
Richmond Noy. IL. 55.tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

4 AND FOR SaLE....ln conformity to The last will
- and testament If John Trevilian deceased, shall
offer at public auction, the Isl Of January neIt, at
Johnsons Spring in the county of Gooohland certain
tract OF land known by the of Swift Creek contain
ing between 500 and 1000 acres.
Persons DESTROYS Of viewing The land will be sbewn il
by Mr.. John Trevan, living Johnson's Spring Terms
made knovRon the day of sale, by THE EXECUTORS.
N0vember2i hs IoI .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

NEGRoES FOR SALE....W Will be s.Id 10 the highest
~ bidder for cash, on Tuesday The 3th ddy of jan
nary eff, II fair il not the fair dayat Politics
vile in the lower end OF Louisa county, 81 NEGRoEs
belonging TO the estate Of Sarah Jerdon dec. consisting
OF men, women and ckildrenamong them are some We
ny valuable house servants, both male and female
FRANCIS JERDoN, I Executors Of
WIN. MITCHELL. Jim. SGraIJerdo,s,
cHAs THOMPSON, Jr. deceased.
November IL. 81 IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01
November Is,


4 ANB NfGHOkS AT AUCTION. In Obedience
- TO the last Will aud testament of RunERr CRAic
deceased late OF The town OF Manchester and in confor
unity 10 secree Of the hon. the supreme cou Of The L.
States, Will be sold IT public auction, hSonddg the
lfh day efJanHayy neat the drsi fsr day ihereaf
ter all The estate oih real and peTsomal the county
OF Buckingham, belonging To tie said Robert Craig
The sale will commence With and upon What is called
the Home House Tract % Land. lying Big Geerges
creek, onvhich there has 800 bushels of wheat
carefully seeded. Thistract has been recently SURVEYED
ane contains 1900 acres plat of which eau he seen az
che office of Heron, Sinton 4 ca. in Richmond and
which will be exhibited on the day of sale Airer which
VIII ne sold another tract Of land. lying upon Muddy
creek, containing l2i0 This land has also been
lately surveyed the plat Of which may he as above
Also, another tract Of land containing $50 acres pur
chased by said Craig ofJacob Coitrsii.
Krone, two and three years credit will he allow sd The
purchasers Of the land, their executing bonds with
approved securities, aud deed upon the LAND
secure The punctnai payment OF the purchase money
immediately aier the sale ef the aud will be sold for
cash. 81 LIKELY NEGROES one Of them good black.
smith.
By order ofJohH Leslie, frcc'or Of Ro Crdiq dec
HERON, SINTON a. CO. Auct'Js.
November 20. t15ytd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

Napt C1tso'S, irish Linens ard sup. Broad tIofhS.
rESuE subscriber has just received from London and
il liverpool about 40 bales Cough aud Braithwaite's
Dap cottons, with few pieces Of very superior black
aud blue snperdne from Dublin small
Irish iinen-ail Of which have been selected, and
Put up expressly for this market
The above goods together with Al casks of choice old
london particular Madeira wine, just received from
Of the first houses the island offered for sale
very liberal terms by the subscri:eI-
az WHO WISHES TO CHARTER,
SNFSe a FIRST rate VESSEL, 10 load with tobacco
WILLIAM GILLIAT.
a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

EiGHTf NEGROES-Ar ABcTIeN....I will sell to
~ the highest bidder at auction in the city OF Rich.
mend, on Me Isl day Of january ne2t, for cash. so
likely nesroes. WILLIAMS CARTER
OCT 20 IS..(2)tds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

E(IBLiC SALE.-Byvrtne of deed OF uGst executed
Dy Robert Pleasants to the subscriber the 27ih
cay oil MARCH, 1917 and recorded in The county
Powhatn on the 10Th day OF November follow ing
purposes therein mentioned, will he SOLD the highest
bidder az public auction for cash. AT the Fine Greek
eis III The comfy OF Powhatan ont S0th day Of De
cea6er neat ffarf not OH the fair day. Twelve
NEGROES horses and sundry articles Of household
nnre or snch part thereof will be necessary to
raise The sum OF $4,000, with intere, thereon, aud the
costs OF recording and executing The said deed
The title vested in the subscriber will be conveyed to
the purchasers. WIN. S. DANCE, Trustee.
November 1T 5p..v,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

q PETITION will he presented next Legislature
- praying for the pdssage Of law regnlstng or pro
pung the carrying away Of oysters from The creeks OF
~ Eastern Shore az particular seasons Of the wear and
Ren. Novc,,h.r ''o'''-
hOTlCR....A petition will bs Vrrse9-I To the oext
general Assembly DIVA. prayuy il.at an act may
tss auihofsing the sale ~ 81 and The property
October 10. scfst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01
Richmond. Nov. IL.

tAsH SALE OF SLAVES. .rse subscribers viii offer
~ for sale, by public auction at the Royallion Mills
IN the county OF Amelia, near the Appomatox river,
about 40 miles above Richmond, and so above Peters
burg, on the 2l0 day V Dectmjcr nert if fair If not
the next fair day thereafter, at least $50 SLAVES
certanly, aud probably more. These slaves te
leved 10 lie a choice parcel; nearly the whole of
then with their descendants having been assigned
lady in right ni dover, and many of them originally
selected out OF much greater number.They will he
distributed by lot before the day Of sale, under judi
cia decree, amongst the revsIsorers in
an agreement between them and the tenant in dover
made Tor that purpose.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing slaves may be suppl
ed with Them at this sale of almost any
Distant purchasers hereby the sale will
be made wthoutreserve unless prevented by some un.
foreeeen occurrence beyond the control of the subscr
bers aud that the Terms will be-CdSH.
WILLIAM u. GILES,
JOHN X. ARCHER,
THEO. =. BANISTER,
July IL. 10..tds WIN. J. BARKSDALE.
n Ruinors being in circulation, ntmaiing that the
Royaton Mills have not been we'll chosen, as the place
for making the above sale in consequence OF
ed distance from OF entertainment, it is thsug
proper to inform rangers, that the Royaon Mills are
distant from Wbodson's Tavern about 3 nuies-Powe's
9-Bali's l0--FIencb's S-Powhat c. II. 7-Amelia
C. H. ioGoorhand L. n. i6-Caitersviiie 49, Genito
9-Fainesvtle H.. And moreover, in the midst OF
an oputnt and respectable neighborhood. 5s:ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

II The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene.
rally, aud three times week darns the session Of the
Stare LesstdtursPrice, the same as heretofore Fire
DoarS per annu,n, payable in advance Notes OF Char
tered specie paying Banks, (oniy) will he received In
payuieat The EDITOR wll guarantee the safety of
uniting them by mail, the posnse VI all letters being
paid by the writers.
II No paper will he discontinued, hut at the dscre-
ton of tue Editor until all have been paid up.
II Whoever will guarantee The payment ofane papers
fhaii receive 4 tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
sdr One .Squdre-F.rst Insertioa, as ceRts--edch
continuance, so cents.
No Sdvsrtisemcat inserted until to kos either bee,
,Gid for, Gs5n;sd by person iR this city
enpf-oHs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

NliUAIiON WANiED......h young man, who was
- graduated at respectable college in New England
ana Tor two years past has been principal Of an academy
N that par othe country, wishes Pile teacher
situation IN some gentlemans family 40 private tutor
wVulu De preferred Application may he made TO the
Editor Of the Enquirer who wiil give satsfactoyy recon-.
mondatlons as 20 connexions aud character. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01
July IA.
8 Or lO LikeIu Negroes at Amction.

b or 10 Lately Negroes at Auction.
IN Tuesday the 20th day Of December, will be sold
" To The highest bidder for cash, 10 as likely
groes as any In Nrgmia-among them are two excellent
female house servants, aud girl accustomed the
kitchen. The sale will b. conducted by Heron, Sinton
and Co. NATHANIEL NELSON,
administrator 81 Robert Nelson dee.
Malvern Hills, Nov. ~. 5s..lds