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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-07

The following affecting story is f,O.
Sketch Book of Washington IRWIN D'' ,
L is 40 fiction Of Mr.. lrvine's irr,"; 5,
The BROTHER Of young E***s :" II,
spoken Of, is now residing in New y"
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
PRINTED AND PUBLIsHED
BY J. & E. SANDERSON,
mo doors south Of Rivers's City Tavern
ELizABETH-TowN, NJ.

Terms Of Pubtication-Two Dollars
per annum, payable haifyearly.
No paper will be discontinued until all
arrearsges are paid.
N Adoertisements not exceeding square
inse rted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for Twenty-Five Cents week.
IA liberal deduction will be made TO mer-
chants aud others who advertise by the
year.
& y Advertisements, Subscriptions and
Communications will be thankfully re.
ceived and punctually attended to.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28

And the paym nts into
the Treasury during the
fourth quarter Of the year,
from the same sources, are
estimated at 5,000,OoO
Making the whole amount
estimated to be received
into the Treasury during
the year 1919, Exclusive
Of l69,5 ,594 OF in Treasury
Notes., 24,3sl,ol3 ~
Which, added TO the ba-
lance 10 the Treasury on
the lst day of January last,
(exciusive Of S32.l5 81 in
Treasury Notes. amount
ing to i,44o,5H 70
mount Of 25,827,ss4 SO
The application Of this
sum for the year 1879, is
estimated as follows, viz
To the 3Oth Of Septem-
Der the payments( exclusive
Of SSl, ,l6l 70 in Treasury
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
Oliver Pierce,
WATUlElaMly,!l !A!.AEz@Ro

THO doors east Of the Post-O6ice, TN
Water street,
n ETURNS bis thanks for the en-
, couragement he has received from
the public, and informs them, that, 10 adj
dition to his GOLD AND SILVER
WORK, Of which be keeps constant
supply, he has silver and polished steel
sSPECTACLES, and SPECTACLE
sGLHSSES which he fits to old frames,
and repairs them.
Warranted Gold and Silver WATCH.
! ES, for sale as above.
All orders thankfully received, and
spunctually attended to.
Elisabeth Town, May ], 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
Sail Boats.
IRON md BRASS
MDWMlDRYo

gEyHE subscriber, having enlarged bis
FURNACE, will make any kind
III IRON CASTINGS not exceeding
800 lbs. weight.
Also, BRASS, COPPER, and COM
POSITION CASTINGS S, Of any weigh,
at short notice.
Is THOMAS P. WALWORTH.
Els. Town, Mag II, 1919.
N. B. 100 sett WAGON BOXES,
Of superior quality, for sale cheap.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28

Sd. Ofthe Estimates of the Pubic Reve-
nue. and Expenditures for The gar $40.
ln presenting the estimate Tor The year
1920, il may be proper to observe, that,
GU the 2Ist Of December. 1917, the per-
manent revenue, including those duties,
was estimated at S23, 3,2z5,0o0s whilst the
annual authorized expenditure was ascer-
tanned to be less than $22,00o,0oo. The
repeal Of the internal duties reduced the
former TO 20,o25,000 dollars, whilst the
payments from the Treasury, during the
year 1918. exceeded 10000 900 dollars;
and those of the present year will proha-
Ibly fall but little short Of 25,500,o00 dol
lars.
Ia the Annual Report Of the Treasury
Iofthe 2lst Of November. Sl8, the le-
tceipts lor the present year were estima-
led at q, 100000 dollars. Although this
Ies'imate will be realized in its general re-
suit, deficiencies have been ascertaiDed in
the customs, the internal duties and direct
tax, the bank dividends aud the postage of
letters. The deficiency which has oc-
CURED in the customs, internal duties and
direct taxes, will probably augment, in
nearly the same degree the receipts from
those sources in the year 1920, by the
pay Of the revenue bouds, and Of that
portion Of the internal duties and direct
taxes which if the accustomed punctuali-
ty had been observed, would have been
received during the preseot year. But it
is probable that the receipts Of that year
will be diminished by the non payment Of
the bank dividends, and by the applica-
tion of portion of the proceeds of the
public lands 10 the redemption Of the out
standing Mississippi stock. The receipts
for the year 1920, applicable 10 the ordi-
nary and current demands upon the Trea-
sury, may therefore be estimated at b.
OOO, 900 dollars, viz:
Customs, 100000 90
Public Lands, 100000 90
Arrears Of Internal duties
and direct tax, 45o,ooo 90
Second instalment due by
the United States bank, 100000 90
Incidental receipts, $4,000 90
Which, with the sum estima-
ted to be in the Treasury on
the lst Of January, 1920, 334,99o 80
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
Make the ags. amount of s22,ss4,oee 90

The estimates Of the expenditure for
the year 1870 are not yet complete; but
| it is ascertained, from those which have
already been received, that sum not less
than 1000 900 dolls. viii be required for
the service of that year. This deficit OF
nearly 100000 dollars, resulting from
The excess Of expenditure beyond the re-
ceipts, cannot be supplied by any app!ica.
| tion of the ordinary revenue. After pay"
| ing the interest and reimbursement of the
public debt, and redeeming the remainder
Of the Louisiana stock, about 2,500,o00
dollars of the sinking fund will remain
without application; if the price Of the
public stocks should continue above the
prices at which the Commissioners Of the
sinking fund are authorised TO purchase.
During the years l82l-l822, aud 1928,
the average sum of 100000 dollars of
the sinking fund will also remain without
application, If the price ofthe public stock
should prevent its purchase. Any appli-
cation Of that portion Of the sinking fund
which, on account of the price Of the pus-
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
TRUE FELIcITY.

Virtue and temperance mark out the
road which conducts to true felicity; aud
The world is enjoyed to advantage by none
but such as follow these divine guides, and
who consider pleasure as the seasoning,
but not as the business Of life.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28

Notes, which have been
drawn from the Treasury &
cancelled, have amounted
10
Civil, Diplomatic, aud
Miscellaneous expences,
2,544,6l2 9s
Military service, (inclu-
ding arrearage)
1866, ,96I ~
Naval service, (ncluding
the permanent sppropria-
tion for the gradual increase
Of the Navy 1927, ,64u AZ
Public debt, Exclusive
of S8i, 1911 10 in Treasury
Notes above meutioned,)
4,454,172 81
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
During the fourth quar-

During the fourth quar-
ter it is estimated that the
payments, Exclusive of
SI20, ,587 70 10 Treasury
Notes, which will be drawn
IRON the Treasury and can
celled, will amount to,
viz--Civil, Diplomatic,
& Miscellaneous expences,
100000
Military service,
I,530,000
Naval service, 100000
Public debt to the lst of
January, ,l820,( Exclusive Of
Sl20.5S7 10 in Treasury
Notes, above mentioned,)
4,97O;O00
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
Making.

From which deduct Lou~
isiana 6 per cent. stock re-
imbursed on the 2lst Of Oc-
tober, 1918, 4.977,95O 90
Aud deferred stock reim-
bursed between the lst OF
October, 1918, and lst OF
January, 1919, 252,863 "a
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28

Making The aggregate a.
mount (exclusive Of 2Ol,-
TAO So dolls. in Treasury
Notes, drawn from the
Treasury and cancelled) Of
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
RELIGION.


In one Of the speeches Of Phillips, the
Irish orator, we find the following beau
tiful apostrophe:
Religion, holy religion, ought not, III
the words of its founder, to be :" led into
temptation The hand that holds her
chalice should be pure the priests of her
temple should be spotless as the vestments
OF their ministry /: rank only degrades-
wealth only impoverishes--oruament only
disfigure her. Her sacred porch becomes
the more sublime from its simplicity, and
should be seated Oh an eminence iDacces.
sible TO human passions. would have
her pure, unpensioned, unstipendary,
would have her, in a word, like the
bolt Of the armament her summit
should be the sky--her boundaries the
horizon-but the only colour that adorned
her should be caught from the tear ol
earth as it exhaled aud glowed and glitter.
ed in the sunbeam of the heavens! Such
is my idea Of what religion ought to be.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
I'd. OF The Public Debt.
334.996 90

The funded debt which was contracted
before the year 1912, and which was un-
redeemed on the first day of Oct. 1918,
as appears by statement |, amounted to
29,6Sl ,2S0 OF
And that contracted SUBJ
sequenily TO the lst day Of
January, 1912. and unre-
deemed on the lst of Octo-
her, i8l8,as appears by the
same statement, amounted
to 68,146,039 "a
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28

And leaving, on the lst
of January, 1920, a balance
in the Treasury, estimated
at
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28

I" Repentance honours the Deity des-
pair degTades him. Repentance adores
his goodness; despair sGppresses one oI
his brightest beams Of glory. Repentance
follows the example Of saints; despair
confounds the human kind with demons.
Repentance ascribes TO the blood of the
Redeemer of the world its real worth i;
despair accounts it an unholy thing"
Saurin.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
From the CatskiII Recorder:
AGE ALLAYS THE PREJUDlCEs OF
EARLY LIFE.

The prejadices We imbibe 10 early life,
1.-THE prepossessions we then entertain are
frequent sources of great misconduct and
always of injustice. A more matnred
knowledge of human nature, aud of our
own weakness, blunts their force, and
leaves to charity 'her perfect work He
who has lived long enough to see his own
opinions -oitentimes prove erroneous, and
can yet find no apology for the lailings OF
his fellow beings; or who does not con-
slider that he himself is alike subject to
them; has lived too long to be charitable,
and too selfish TO be virtuous. Above all,
he that can lock abroad over humanity
and into his own heart, and that can go
down TO the grave with embittered animosi-
ties and prejudices, has head that is sell
dom right, and a heart that was never no.
BILE. This subject is beautifully illustra-
ted in the following extracts from review
Of Rogers poem OF 5" Human Life" in the
Edinburgh Review for March, 1919.
"The poet looks on man, and teaches
us to look on him not merely with love,
but with reverence; and mingling sort
Of considerate pity for he shor,ness OF his
busy little career, and for the disappoint-
ments and weaknesses by which it is be-
sci, with genuine admiration of the great
capacities he unfoids, and the high destiny
to which he seems to be reserved, works
out very beautiful and engaging picture,
both Of the affections by which life is en-
deared, the trials TO which it is exposed,
and the pure and peaceful enjoyments with
which ii may often be filled.
This, after all, we believe. is the tone
Of true wisdom and true virtue--and that
to which all good natures draw nearer, as
they approach the close Of life, and come
TO act less, and 10 know aud to mediate
more, on the varying and crowded scene
of human existence. When the inordinate
hopes of early youth, which provoke their
own disappointment, have been sobered
down by long experience aud more ex-
tended views-when the keen contentious
and eager riyaIries which employ our III
per age, have expired or been abandoned
when we have seen year after year, the
objects of our fiercest hostility, and of our
fondest affections, lie down together in the
hailowed peace of the grave--when ordi,
nary pleasures and amusemenis begin TO be
insipid, and the gay derision which sea.
soned them to appear flat aud importunate
when we reflect how often we have
mourned and been comforted--what OPP
posite opinions we have successively main
tanned aud abandoned-to what inconsis
tent habits we have gradually been form
ed-and how frequently the objects ofour
pride have proved the sources of our
shame; we are naturally led to recur 10
the careless days Of our childhood, and to
retrace the whole of our career, and that
of our contemporaries, with feelings of far
greater humility and indulgence than those
by which it had been accompanied ITO
think all vain but affection and honour
the simplest and cheapest pleasures the
truest and most precicus-and generosity
Of sentiment the only mental superiority
which ought either to be wished for or ad-
mired."
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
81

Making the aggregate a.
mount Of 97,S27,3le 81
Which sum agrees with
The amount stated 10 the last
Annual Report, as unre-
deemed on the lst of Octo-
ber, 1918, excepting the
sum of 1885 l3 dollars,
which was then short esti-
mated and which has since
been corrected by actual
settlement
Onthe lst day Of JaDua-
ry, there was added to the
amount for Treasury notes
brought into the Treasury
aud cancelled, & for which
the following stock was is
sued
In per cent stock,
49O24 III
In 7per cent. stock,
2,646 90
Ea er0 -
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
Making, on the lst of Oc-

MAKING, Ou the Isl Oh Uc-
|tober, 1870, as appears by
statement 81 the sum of
Since the 30th Septem-
Der there has been redeem
ed or provision made for
the redemption of So per
cent. Of the Louisiana slock
unpaid on the lst October,
1914 amounting to
2,6OI.317 Is
Ard there will be rein-
bursfd Of the principal Of
the deferred six per cent
stock on the lst Jan. 1920,
24t,506 10
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
97,s7s,99O 90

Making the public debt,
which was unredeemed on
the lst Jan. 1919, Gas APP
pears by statement 2, a.
mount 10 $40
From the lst Jan. to the
30th Sept. inclusive, there
was, by funding Treasury
notes, and issuing 3 per
cent. stock, for interest on
old registered ebt,added to
the public debt, as appears
by statement 3, the amount
Of
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28

From which deduct the
amount of stock purchased
during that period, Gas ap-
pears by statement A,
7lI,957 SIS
And the estimated reim-
bursement of deferred stock
2d3,S27 88
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28

Leaving the public debt
unredeemed on the lst Jan4
Jury, 1920, by estimate,
The Treasury Notes in
circulation are estimated,
as appears by statement s, J
al
The whole Of the awards
made by the Commissioners
appointed under the several
acts OF Congress for iudem-
Nifty ing certain claimants Of
public lands. (as appears by
statement 6, amounts to
OF which there has been
received at the Office of the
Commissioner Of the Gene
raj Land Office, as appears
by statement C, the sum o
Leaving outstanding, at
the dates Of the several re-
turns from the Land Dis
lricts,
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-12-28
2,843,323 SO
66

1sl,s2i 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

ID OSCOw COLE, respectfully informs his friends,
~ csstomeIs and the public that b, this day
Sociated with him, IN his mercantile business, Mr..
JACOB SHELDON.-The business in future will be
conducted under the firm Of Cole & Sheldon.
ROSCOM COLE,
JACOB SHELDON.
Cole Shefdoa have on hand, and will be constantly
receiving from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
general assortment of Dry Goods, Hardmare Groce-
riss Paints &C. SC. which they offer for sale (a the
Store lately occupied by Mr. Roscow Cole adjoining the
courthouse square, moderate terms for cash. six
months credit.
CLERK TAINTED.
smart active yaung n3a, respectable connections
and uneXsePtionabe character sober, Industrious
quainled with merchandize generally, writes neat
expeditions hand, and good salesman, will maet with
good cement f application be made immediate.
ly to the subscribers or TO Messrs. Wm J. Cole Co.
merchants, Richnlond.-None need apply, uness they
possess the above qualifications.
COLE &'SuELDoN.
Williamsburg, Jan. 5. 73..3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

WASHINGTON HENRY hCADEMY.-Tbe subscr.
Der is happy TO have IL la his power to inform the
pubic, that he has engaged Mr.. Junius Buik, young
gentleman Of superior talents aud education TO assist
him in conducting the classical exercises of Washington
Henry Academy. As has been previously announced 10
the public the exercises Of that institution for the
sulhg year, will commence the ISM January, aud
close on tue 18th December-is month of August be-
iHg given as vacation.
All the vaIions branches usually included in con
pete classical education will he faithfully taught Al
this seminary. - sS"' ~
TIE terms of tuition year. paid quarterly IN ad.
vance, will be as follows W.
Reading writing, arithmetic, English grammar and
geography, with the use Of tie maps and globes a5
The Latin Greek and french languages history NOR.
~ philosophy, bellies letres, aud the higher branches OF
the mathematics, g IS.
several pupils can be accommodated with board al
100 per year. the boaTdeT furnishing his own bedding
and candles. '"s
This seminary is situated In very healthy and te,.
pecable neighboThood, about ten miles from Richmond
IN Tie county Of Hanover.
ne subscriber again pledges himself that no exertIon
shall be wanting, on bis part this seminary 10
us former respectable stsndngPa Particular attention
VIII he paid n the aud morals Of those com.
Hlueu 10 my care. JOSEPH r.. CURTIS.
bcctmOefS 81. .(2)IJ:wlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

7 AND FOR sALR.-The whole oftbe land. NJ Dsvid
- Ross, dec IN The counties OF Campbell II FiuvanDa
are now ~ The nsrket.--fhe Campbell lands may he
contracted for with Mr.. john Lynch jr. Of Lynchburs
lhose ~ Finvanna Qncluang aGmber OF lots in line
town OF Columbia) with Mf. George Holman oftha
a considerable proportion Of the campeli lands and
az the tuVanBa lands not before disposed or will he
$3.50 AZ auction IN The menti Of February next.-The
terms Of pablo sale u be fourth cash the residue
~ htee eqna annual payments. The particular tracts
70 ne sold publicly, with the days and places OF safe
VIII ne dnly advortiscd.The lsnfs IN CamobeII com
PRISE very large body which has never been cultivated
ViHE generally between seven and twelve miles from
i]hoh"utg, aHd betSeen bali mile and six miles from
JAMES rver No place H. the state is believed To be
more healthy aud from iis siraton The heart Of an
improving and noufishing county, within one or tuo
hoifs roe OF the thriving town OF Lynchbnrg would
auOid many agreeable summer retreats for families in
me lever are also many pieces Of GOOD
neat and tobacco land, aud excellent stand Tor
tavern, Heaf one Of the hest springs hcry tie nom
'a'ns. THOMAS T. BouLDiN. ex'or ofD. Ross
sdil. D 12..H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09
Elegant Furniture at Auction.

Nv Mondsy nerf, I'm inst. at 10 O'Clock, Gin front
~ OF Mr.. q. Hendree's ware room, few doors be-
low the Coffee House, will he soid without reserve
large and valuable assortment of the elegant Rich
mond made MAHOGANY FURNITURE ever exposed
to public sale among which
Sdeboards and China presses secretaries desks and
book cases. bureaus, wash candle stands card
breakfast and dDing tables work stands wardTobes,
ahokahy post bedsteads elegantly carved with patent
joints Grecian and plain hair sofas fancy chairs easy
chairs cnrled hair and moss mattresses feather beds
TERMS-Under g so cash over so and under 100 .
60 days over 100, 80 days, for endorsed notes IL
quired. W. c. x G. CLARKE Auct'rs-
Jan. 7. IA ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

/ OBERT r. GLlkN * CO.-Haye taken The
store one door above J. Il S. Cosbys, where they
are now opening general aud well selected assortment
OF GROCERIES, which they disposed to sell b.
Wholesale and retail, the most accommodating
terms. Orders from the country will be promptly
attended to-Ligbt packages seat 10 any part Of the
CITY, gTatl5. J5n.7. 7l..Otf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

kDuBLiC 5ALE.-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed
70 ihe subscriber by Robert Peasants on the 27ih
t ~ march, Sl7 and recorded IN the county court Of
IoWh"'an, on The 10th day of November following for
purposes tneieln mentioned will positively be sold to
he n.shesi Dolsr for cash, at Powlatan Courthouse
we iSth gay ~ febrHarg Hert, twelve NEGROES
Aha OIL 'be lsM dag Of the same month will be sold
nnder The said deed OF trust the Fue Geek Mil. in
o~hatan county, the highest bidder for cash Two
horses three beds aud furniture, and snndry ether ami
Nes OF horseh0ld fnTrituie or much Of the sa,d
prop ny asmay be necessary satisfy the money
ed by said deed. ~
The title vested n the subscriber will he conveyed IN
The purchasers. WV. S. DANCE Trnstce
Jan. 8. n ,,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

XVLORENCg COMMISSION HOUsF.--IgckSo0 ~
n hiHkey SoNthtoyfh, have a warehouse M flo
renee at the head % navigation the tennessee river
Ieay fsr the reception Of AID such other srt
Sies domestic and foreign, may be consigned 10 them
Isry VIII purchase cotton ard tobacco. and sell drv
'os aud groceries, salt and provisions mission
wi nose who may favor them with their CUSTOM
n, U. salt very much wanted at present.
Florence, Dec TO- 81 .Grn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

4 AND FOR sALE-OD the premises. to the highest
n bidder, on TneSday, tie I'd dayof February Yers
iSiF, II not the neNi fair day, by the subscribers
hereto trustees, in virtue OF deed of trust exc
csted by Jonathan Beckwith, for the purposes therein
mentioned. that well known Of land wherein the
said Beckvith residesTbe terms, oBe.tbird of the
purchase money TO be paid the day Of sale With the
S1ss hhucharge' ofte same one.third twelve months
unihesonable security to he given aud the title at the
"ms OF sale. MOORE y. BROCKENBROUGH
foUSHEE G.. TEBBS.
Jan. q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN

The following is the Correspondence between
our Minister at Madrid aud the Spanish First
Secretary of State, which we heretofore pro.
missed. but have not been able, until now, to
publish. The reader will observe il is of an.
terror date 10 a part of the papers already
published, respecting our relations with
Spain. { Nat Int
DOCUMENTS TRANSMITTED TO CONGRESS
Correspondence Of Mr.. G. W. E,.ring, Mn
lister PisnipotentiG,y Of the United States
at Madrid, and Don jesse Pizar,o, First
Secretary Of State, referred to in tie Pre-
sidenfs Message Of l7M Of NevemGer,
1918.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

Commission Hgase az NeiC Orleans.
I HAVE opened COMMISSION HOUSE in New or
= leans where all orders ard coasienmtnts directed
70 ne wi meet with prompt and due attention
Dec. -. oy..9ls NELSON PAtTESON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09
TRANSLATION.
Don Jese Pirorro 10 Wr. Errinq

Don Jese PizdrrO to Ur. Erring.
SiR-In several late conferences with
you, have had the honor to manifest 10
you the regrets of his Majesty that il has
not been possible vet 10 terminate the
discussions depending between the two
governments, as his Maicsiy BATTERED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

EVUT TLINti CETLAW.-Ihe subscTiber Respectfully
H informs the public that he has taken the spacious
cellar lately occupied by Mr.. Charles C. Gay on the
Market Bridge, next door TO Mr.. Robert CANDLES aue-
ton store, where he offers for sale,
100 dozen best Philadelphia porter
so bbis. Ale
10 bids. best Phiiede. Cider, in bottles or casks
10 bb.s. Newark d.
Ordsrs from town or country will be promptly com.
p'ied with, upon accommodating terms A constant
supply OF best Lamp oil, both winter and summer
pfessed-as also Lamps and Lamp Wick whch will be
kept ON hand. MATTHEW SWAIN ir
Iau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

,m,sH no hinE Or o CouPgls, tof = nlannfac.
raj go nu ~ iJn honre-icr uhoin ~iii give lhe-
tsrs 49, '''"'' "'' no" NvtAmen ana 81 iaif chsrsc
s,sc a, JOHN BELL.
T0..Dt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

'E'HE subscribers have removed the upper corner
Il building adjoining the Farmers 4 Virginia Banks.
Az their store, Hoi0is, Brothers Co. will constantly
keep For sale, NAILS, GRADS, and SPRIGS, of the
Richmond manufactory-tbe quality warranted eqnal
any, and as cheap can be bought in the United
States p. HAXALL & CO.
N. b. Cash given for CORN. p. II. e. CO.
JAM. 7A..;1t