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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21
Our Eastern BORDER .
PROCLAMATION.

By His EsceiIency JOEN BROOKS, Coz
er'sor aid Commander in Chicf IF tie Com
monaea!M IF Massachusetts,.
:.str.s,ii'- Whercasi, has been decided hv
''''.''' tie commissioners appointed on
the part of the British government and
The government OF The Unned States, un-
der tie fourth article of the treaty OF
Client, that the islands in the tay OF Pas
.saMaiuodtty, called Moose, Dudley am
Frederick isiauds, showld be surrendered
10 the United Staies-ard whereas il WIS
matte known 10 noe, by The presisien, OF
the United States. that, as The said islands
are within The limits and belong To the
territorial jurisdiction Of thIs common
wealth, il would be aere, able Ia him, il an
officer were appointed on the part of this
state, t0 be presrn, III the delivery and
surrender Of these islands Ia the Uniied
States, and that such measures be adopt
eel by the authority ottiis commonu eai;h
as should be deemed necessary or expe,li-
ent for ,tie resumption O. lis jurisdiction !:
And whereas, in conformity to the fore
gong information and request from the
president OF the United States, lieut.. col
HENRY SARGENT, was commissioned on
The part OF this commOnw ealia h, to accom-
panA brigadier general MILLER, authori-
zed by The pres l.nt Of the United States
tereceiveIpossession ofsaid islands in their
pame And whereas have been ascer-
tanned of the fact by the said col Sargent,
lie officer on the part OF this common
wealth, that the said islands were surreu-
dered and delivered to tie United States,
by order of The British government, on
the 30,h day of June now last past:
do therefore, by these presents, make
known to the citizens of this con mon
wealth, especially those inbabiiing The
aforementioned islands, thai this stale Ia.
resumed its authority and jurisdiction in
and over those places and the iIIia biiamts
thereof: And all officers, civil ana mill
iary, are also hereby required 10 resume
and exercise their several legal functions
over the islands andinilabi,anis aforesaid.
as authorized by the laws and consiitu-
lion OF this commonwealth.
Given al the Ceunril Chamber, i'm Ros-
ton, this S'h day of Jnly, in the year of
our Lord 1918, and in The 43,. OF The indie
peudence of the Uniled Stat, s.of A m.rica.
JOHN BROOKS.
BY his excelercy the Governor.
ALDEN BRADFORD,
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Valuable Gloucester Lou Gr0unds fer sale.
pY virtue ola deed ofnust executed by Overton Sea
- well aud Elizabeth G. his wife the subscriber
hearing date the 10th day of August 1915 recorded
in the comfy ccnT of Gloucester to the pa,
ct certain sums of money, SHALL on Wednesday, the
wa day 81 d3gn1 near, on the premises. sell to the
highest bidder Tor ready money that valuable TRACT
OF LAND in the said deed mentioned, containing abont
45o acres, lying in the said county OF Gloucester and on
each side of the main road Leading from Gloucester
Town to the courthouse, and about four miles fron the
former place. Possession will be given nnied lately
aud good title made to the purchaser.
RICHARD JONES'
June 20. IS ida
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VALUABLE rLAN1 AXIOM FOR SALE--Lyins In
Fiavanna county. on Baiineer's creek, bali mile
from the stage road or q miles from Union Mills and
abon the same distance frcm the Palmyra Mills both
OF which mills are the Rvanna river. This tract
contains 52 acres about 20 of which bottom land
very valuable particularly for meadow about acres
are nov IN rnltivaion under good fence and of The
unc'eare land there is considerable portion of good
tobacco land. The whole tract lies welt is well water
ed, and there Is on ii dwelling houses situated in
different parts Of tue plantation afford separate
tentments, with ether CONVENIENT houses, and Iasy
bearing fruit trees Having determined
waIdiy will sell this land ouvery advantageous
to the purchaser, especially receiving part Of the
purchase meney by the first day of August Pos
session may be had by the 5th day of October and pT
viege of seeding earlier, il requested.
II If the above land he sold by private contract
before the first day Of august it viii then be offered
for SALE al public auction on the premises the fol-
iowi ing terms, to wit OneIhiTd cash, and credit OF
one and two for tie balance secured in line usual
mailuer by deed OF trust the land.
ANY person disposed to purchase, is invited to view
the premises before the day of August and in
Of private sale before that PERIOD public notice will
be given. NATHANIEL p. NORMENT.
N. B. Those Who wish a further description of the
land, will please refer 10 Maj &. Bernard, Richmond
June 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

ROTTLING CELLAR, on the Min Street, doors
A. beLow the Ben Tdpern.-JAMES McALLISTER
respectfully Informs his friends aud the public in gsue
rail- that he has now Oh hand and Offers for sale large
supply Of Tire very best philadelphia porter ale and
brown stout, Philadelphia sweet and Virginia crab
eiGeT, OF superior quality Also quantity Of very
nne picking vinegar (supefor to any white wine vine
gar all Of which he is determined to sell very redu
ced prices, wholesale by retail.
N. g. Country merchants (by giving II hours notice }
can he supplied with any quantity OF the above in hot
es on The most reasonable terms, for cash orders
rem town or country thankfully received and carefully
executed.
He can warrant the packing Of porter dose in the
Gentlemen would do wen TO call nd taste his liquors
and II the quality that may be ordered don't prove
equal to the sample, he will cheerfDlly exchange IL
return the nancy. .ygDe o. loft
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By the GOueF',Or OF the COMMONWEALTH Of Virginia
PROCLAMATION.

By the G0UetIOr OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia,
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS II has been represented TO the Executive
w ny VIM. Daniels, high sheriff Of the county Of Ran
doph, that whilst lie in the act of eyihg the
jail and penitentiary,a certain John Smith, who had
been sentenced by the superior court OF Randolph
w TO confinement in the Peniten,iaty for the Of
grand larceny the said Smith did the ming of
The 10th Of April last forcibly make his escape the
ead sheriff. and is going at large: have there
fore thought h with The advice Of the council
10 issue this proclamation, he eby offering reward of
FIFTY DOLLARS 10 any person OF persons, who shall
apprehend and convey the Jail afoI esaid, the
peniientaIy, the said John snith And do moreover
require all officers civil and military, aud exhon The
good people ofthe commonwealth TO their best
deavorsts apprehend and dispose Of the said Smith
above stated, that be may be dealt with tie law d
reefs.
Given under my hand as governor, aud under
the seal of the commonwealth, at Richmond,
(Seai) this wenty-nnth day of May, enc thnusamd
eight hundred and eighteen, aud of The com
monwealth the forty second.
JAMES u. PRESTON.
John Smith is a German, a6ota rs or 30 years Of
age, fair o0nlpt61ion had Liasey psst and
r09Hda6out about feet inches kigh--he 1saS hand
cufed at the time o. his escape.
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'ENEN DOLLARS KEWARD.-Absconded from Tic
n suescrincr, negro woman named BETTY. She is
small and OF iawny color, aud has small child with
her, called FdnRy.-She had OIL when she len Rich
mond straw lat with pink aud green strings with
straw feather ia the hat. She TOOK with her two pink
and white calico dresses, white canbTlc dress one
check sin black and white red aud white siIk..
The above reward will be given, IL delivered TO me in
Richmond, OF secured in Jail SO that get her again
have 10 believe she in sboSt Williamsburg
or York, with free negro by the name Of Loany, 2
short black man, aud house carpenter by trade.
MARTHA ". SANSUM.
n. p. Ills likely she has altered her name.
July ~. 2I.,2t
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By Tie C0terN0r Of The t0mDi0HMed(fA Of Firgni0,
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS it has been represented 10 the Executive
W OF this commonwealth ny the county ccuI, at
wcstbofesad, that the thopse of the said
hath b! and decay been Iedncedto situation which
renders unsafe the occupation thereof have therefore
thought tit, 10y aud with the advice and Consent OF ~
council of state ana by virtue of the act OF Assembly
that case made aud provided, this ny pTuoia
nation. authorizing ana directing that the The
said county of weStrore Gland shall he hereafter holden
in Thomas Spence's brick house the bounds the
present courthouse, IN the said county, until rev
courthouse shall be- built for the said county Of West
noreiand.
Given under my hand as governor, and under
the seal of the commonwealth, at Richmond !,
(seal.) this nth day OF June, in the year Of our
Lord, one Thousand eight hundred aud eish
teen, & of the comnonwe alth the forty second.
JAMES p. PRESTON.
O. IOvsu
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June 20.

(>HIcKAHOMINY Low GROUNDS = on .yafnrSzn
~ the I5tb Axgast Mert II fan, az otherwise on the
Monday folowing) will offer for sale. the premi
ses, TRACT OF LAND, lying within hve miles of
this city, adjoining the land Of Mrs Polly Price and Mr.
Robert Price, containing by late survey 53 acres I39
acres Of which low grounds generally we'll calcua
ted for herds SO in timber There is also
contiguous 10 the above land tract of fifteen acres Of
excellent clay foundatonThe properly will be shown
by the subscriber or by his overseer, Henry Vaughan
residing near the premises.
Terms OF sale 80 II and Is moAtb secured to the sa
tisaction Of Moncure, Robinson PkedSants who will
conduc: the sale. JOHN ADAMS
July IL. Of u,ds
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The commissioners appointed by the
executive and legislative authorities of
this state, 10 negotiate with the Penobscot
tribe of Indians, for the cessioB, by sale,
OF certain Indian lands, have succeeded in
their mission, and returned TO the places
OF their residence.
Under the just and humane treatment
which this tribe has experienced from The
government aud people Of this state, Tie
numbers increase, ana they preserve their
original dIsilnciness, manners and GUS
toms, except THAT they are firm Roman
Catholics as far as rlleir intelligence cx-
tends BO5tCs Pal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

Weianchoiy Effects # Lightning.
Iiis stated IA paper prIntedH Ontcrio
county, N. y that six persons lave been
killed by lightning i'll That county within
Sen days,
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April 81

- uNA~Ai from The subscriber living Oh wiIIi.'s
~ river, IN Cumberland county, ROBIN, black nan
aDont ve feet pine or ten inches high, about rs years
old, dressed In double wove Virginia cloth when lie
went of he is sensible ind active man has scar on
some part of hi. face neck, which is not now posi-
lively remembered the middle finger of the left hand is
sun, occasioned by the cut ola moving wheat
lie has an aunt aud other relations living in or aboui
Manchester, mhers he probably may be harbored-He
went OF the last OF Marcb...,Any person taking nm
the said negro man aud delivering him me- or sec-
ring him IN any iaii so that get him again, shall re-
ceive TWENTY DOLLARS reward, and all reasonable
ana legal expenses Pad taken out 81 the state or at
any considerable distance from me, fifty DOLLARS
will be paid on his delivery to
STEPHEN w. TRENT.
Juiy u. 2i,w3ws
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MicMmonN Bury Millst0ne

MASUFACIORY.--Th subscribers have made such
I.L arrangements for procuring materials, that they
WIN nave constantly on hand supply Of the best BURR
BLOCKS and having obtained suUbeT OF FIRST rate
Northern woTkmen, they Aatter themselves this
factory will not he surpassed by any in the o. States
strength or auty az workmanship. They have now
hand 80 pair ofready made, warranted MILLSTONEs,
Olherent szes built under their immediate superintend
ance which they will sell at Northern prices for cash
nscceptances Persoes wishing 20 get MILISTONBs
previous 70 the next crop will please 20 forward their
neIs 10 Wlch punctua attendance shall he paid They
have also established anulactory in
Worm Carolina merchants and miers adjacent TO Pc
leIspuTg are respectfully invited 70 call and see spe
ctuien OF workn,9nsbip Q7.wtf
WHITE, DAVIDSON & co.
tebrpafy -, 18th ssswsep ID aud streets
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PhginIa land Ogico, Richmond, June 20, 1918.
conform with an act of the General Assembly of
the eommonw eaiih OF Virginia. entitled" IN act 10
amend the several t0rs concerning Eschedts" passed
The i4th day OF February, 1871 do hereby publish and
make known that II appears by the certificates of the
escbeators of the several counties eIeinaer named
that the tracts parcels ofand natter des
cTibed have beeu found, by inquest held according
law to have escheated 10 this commoD1 eailh :23s
acres OF land IN one act, and 32I in another
tract IN southampton caunty, of which Alexander B'-
Nell, subject Of Great Britain, died seized Two
tracts OF land in Amelia County containing 2sO
acres, aud the other 22ii of which Alexander
Wilson died seized.
WIN. G. PENDLEToN, Reg. Land C,Nce.
A..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

E(0BERr c. SCOTT, attorney at Lom-Baving
y y removed from Williamsburg, Will heTtIrie prac.
tce in the superior and inferior held the city
Of Richmond, and in the superior court of cbancery
held in wiliiamshurk-His Office is street, few
doors above the Virginia aud Farmers Bank in the new
huildinz of Mr.. McEm.
Nav ~. 5-n
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GTobEN from the common near Williamsburg, on
- she night Of the 2lih ult. large Bay Mare, 70 !
10 baDes high she bass star in the forehead fun
round eye and ssitob tail she had The mark ofthe collar
both sides othe neck The time she was taken and
was with foal. on the same night SEATTLE ami Bridie
we're stolen from my stable both Of them had been in
use some time; the stirrups and hit steel. will
viii secure the mare so tbstI get her. RIO. NELSON.
Williamsburg, June5 OF
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Yeito'o Springs Montgomery coknty, va.
'HE subscriber again tenders his sincere thanks TO
friends for the encouragement given him at this
establishment aud informs them that he WILL during
the approaching season. personally aiteadt the duties
aud do all in his power render the time those who
may visit him, pleasant aud agreeable This celebrated
water how so well known that he deems useless for
him TO say thingin its praise. Gentlemen eminent
IN iae practice Of medicine, have pronounced that it
justly deserves public notice."
During The season this property will be offered for
sale, when very advantageous bargain may he had.
CHARLES TAYLOR.
Yellow Springs June 10. I2..iI5A3Ss
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ETRROR CORRECT ED......A report il circulating m
" tais and some Of the adjoining counties, that
dead. That report is untrue am stl living and re.
side at Liberty, Bedford CONTINUOUSLY where have re.
sided for tie last five years and connueto practice law
~ the superior and inferior courts ~ BedfoTd and
Franklin counties aud shall in future attend The hyperion
court Of cbancery for the Lynchburg district. PROBES.
soua business conhded to me shall be attended to With
care aud fidelity. wu. COOK.
Liberty July ~, as
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yellow Springs, June 10. Ia..,J5isS.

I'VE have this day disposed OF stock ofroods and
w discontinued business except as to the final settle.
ment OF our accounts. ANDERSON g. DABNEY.
shall continue at the stand heretofore occupied by
Anderson Dabsey, to SELL for cash or town acccp.
Nnee, STABLE GROCERY ARTICLES Pieison's nails
and c'ursyar from the Union Mandatory OF Mary.
land. Wu ANpEUsON
MAY 3b, 1873.
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n AND FOR SALE great bargain may be had in
- my Trdcf Of LdNd in the county of Fluvanna near
The town Of Columbia. The contains between four
ana I've hundred acres, with a small plantation and
sundry farm houses It, The land is of good quality
and abounds with tine TIMER il is quite convenient to
navigation and TO several saw and grist mills 1t will
be shown by Col James Quarles who lives near IL to
~hom to the subscriber, living in tho city ef Rich
Hoad, application may be made for the terms of SALE
May 10. 7l6t ROBERT QUARLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

TWENTY UoLLARS REWARD. Deserted on the
d 27th ut. JESSE FOX and WILLIAM GOODE sol
diers IN The service Of the public guard.
FOX was born IN the county Of Burlington New Jer.
sey aged 30 years five feet eight inches high light com
pexon, grey eyes, light hair and by profession far.
GooDE was horn in the county Of Chesterfield. Va.
aged 70 years five feet inc inches high, light COM
p'exo DARK eyes, sandy hair and by profession pow
der maker.
The above reward will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery othe said deseters in the city OF Rich
Dond, or IN DOLLARS for either.
PETER CRUTCHFIELD, LIT. n. G..
July TO- TO- 81
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4 'AsH SALE OF SLAVES. The subscribers will .ofTer
~ Tor sale, by public auction, at the TROY alton Mills
IN the county Of Amelia, near the AppOinaox YER
about 10 miles above Richmond, and so above Peters
burg, on the 2st day Of December neat IL fair not
certainly, and probably more. These slaves are be-
leved 10 be choice parcel nearly the whole of
them with tDer descendants having been assigned to
lady in right II dover, and many of them originally
selected outep apaeb greater nurnber.-They will be
distributed by ofbelorc the day Of sale, under judi
cial decree, amongsbe TegsTsene in consequence Of
an agreement between them, and The tenant in do~er
made for that puf 5ose.
Persons desrous Of pnrchasipg slaves ay be SUPPL
ed with them at this sale Of almost any description.
Distant purchasers hereby assured that the sale will
be made without reserve, unless prevented by un
forsseen occurrence beyond the the subsoI
beTs and that the terms will bc--CASH.
WILLIAM Il. GILES,
JOHN X. ARCHER,
THO. b. BANI5TER,
WIN. J. BARKSDALE.
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. Ranawsy
from The subscriber 10th January last, bright mu.
iat1o gri named Lucy Parsons about rs years age
she Is rather under the middle size has melancholy
CAST OF countenance, anu Of taciinrn disposition. I
bought her Of Mr.. Robert ,Armisiead, of New Kent
he secTeted by some Of Der acquaintance She has
iree man for her husband, named Aaron Parsons living
IN TINS place who fur mai practices, compelled
leave my iotand two nights amer ss eIoped al his
insisaion. She has likewise some connexions at Mr.
oWeu's plantation near The Brook Tavern. whoever
VIM secure the said girl in any Jail that get her.
shai receive the above reward. Captains, ofvesels are
forbidden carrying her out Of the state and all persons
whatsoever from harboring her.
April 81. no wifi
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Cd OANOKE NAvlGATIoN.-The stockholders in the
~ Roanoke Navigation Company who have mol paid
in their second requested to do fortk
vh.-These persons who have been authorized TO open
books of subscription for the taking ofstock under the
Virginia charter well as those still holding hooks
opened under that of Narh Carolina, requested to
return them Immediately to the subscriber at Halifax,
N. C.. II. JOHNSTON. Trea sirer.
H2ltfer. N. G.. April 81. ll3n
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~ The Editors Of the Lynch6Hyg Pres, Charles
ReyEbEca", and State Gazeife, Watcher, niH please
pWbtish ne a6ops HHthe 2f1 December Herf and
J0rwGr6f their accounts Immediately 10 this oce JOr
payment. July IA. O..tas
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ME PRoPRiETeRs finding it their interest TO move
To tbe western country, offer for sale TWO TRACTS
VI LAND--One called James Martins, on JoBes's
creek, IN POwhatan county-Tbe other called Smiths
F0rm, on branch OF said Joness creek in said
~, on which there is miil-Both tracts adjoining .
Ihey VIII pc cold separately or together may best
SUIT such as may he inclined to purchase They together
contain near nine hundred acres They will offered
Tor sale, publicly f not previously rivatey sold at
Powhaian Courthouse, on Uednesday the 10Th day If
Septe's6er Hert, that being Powhatan court dayIhe
land has generally very good foundation is productive
and is now considerable proportion of il well With
req ciOveT-Any person wishing to purchase IL is pre-
suBed Will view the lard before the day Of sale The
tefms Will he made known The day, before if
quired-Ths land is certainly well The attention
of aoy one fond offarming- is believed too that
sSEiith's Tract contains considerable body Of coal
indeed tbs whole neehborhooa it supposed is hedded
with coal. THOSE.CONCERNED
July 3. J7.tdss
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MkENlIG'S NEW BUILDINGS on @ Z 5lh sI1eei-
FOR terms, which will be very accommodating, apply
t,roo, HERON, StNTON < 90.
S'''N So If
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The JamestosUl Female Seminary Lottery.
WITH pleasure can say that the late change In the
w scheme has been approved OF by the public, and
the demand for tickets has increased.-The Literary
Fund has taken large qnantityo The uusod tickets
there remains few still hand On the opening the
wheel tickets will advance ana will continue du-
ring the drawing. Tickets will be sold, warranted I'M
Drawn, and prizes taken in payment. Every pains will
be taken to the earliest information adventures
BY addressing line TO WIN. White, Esq. postmaster
Jamestown or the sHbcriber, (etters post paid
TlcketsforwaIded as usual. =
EDMUND BOOKER, agent. ,
p. s. fckets will advance the let day of August
20 Se Dollars, the opening of the wheel and will
continue 10 advance during the drawing.
BY order o)tAe Board Of Trustees,
EDMUND BOOKER, Agent.
Jamestown JsIRe 2e. lest
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S1OLEN on Saturday night from Mr.. Parkes' tavern,
- sixteen miles below Richmond, large SORREL
HORSE, upwards offve feet high; he is also nickel
and about eight or nine years Old will give TIN
DOLLARS for the delivery Of the horse either 10 Mr.
Porter, in Richmond, or Mr.. Parkes, in New Kent,
where he was stolen from, and FIFTY DOLLARS forthe
thief, II detected. RiCHhRD ALLEN
Williams July ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

q LII p,rsons having claims aganst estate of vii
4 liam IL. Phillips, late OF Fexviiie Cumberland
county ARE requested to make them known TO me- with
out delay, arrangements may be made for The adjust
ment thereof. VINCENT PHILIPPE, Admir-.
Near jamestown, y. Eiwors Jnky Is TO- T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

IN ing part Of their Spring Goods aud blythe
arrivals will complete their assortment Of staple as well
as fancy articles. Among those already received are
cases superior NaHkin Grapes
! do. do. tanibored & embroidered do. do. Shawls
do. elegant India workbexes
I do. parasols aud Umbrellas
ST. undressed Cambrics-Jaconets-Iwdia,i nuN and
book Muslins-lrsh Observation-Disclosures Lawns
kiae and yellow Nankeens- Cottons- -CassneresYork
esMa'seiliesv esns-mdia mat Carpeting, &c
Apfii24. Ii3tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

James COrHneif 10 about high, slender made,
bad on suit ofbue broad cloth is TAILOR by profess
sion.
james Fassff is about feet inches high, indifer.
emily clothed has been soldier in Jachson's army Is
ldbofer.
June =. WV