davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30

Great Improvement ~ Fcr1sic rduca,ior
Dsrired fros nea' application ~ eftta1rtorv ,rir
cipf,S rhcA re"dersths Fountains ~ rtosslcoi lite
nature ~cc<ssstic Ia ererp yonHg tndr, hhssc ga
rents, az nhose taste, aay tichns Gsr 10 re.
sort 10 them.
I'm Monday, the 81 Nav, Mr.. Anderson
~ proposes 20 open new deparitnent OF
his INSTITUTION tor icni.,ls E,iucation diSrS;,
:nished b. ihr name OF" The Noinipy School =
which VII! he devoted particularly TO the Ian.
Su".rs Mr.. n. is prrpaird 10 q. nionSirats,
iiiat amy young lady @; moderately good cara
ciy. MAY. in less than Two wears Of S'n,v
acquire s,iv'i Knowledge ot the fa,iH (;y,ek,
French and NnG0n, az Win cnabIe her Ia read
WIN intelligence The best authors OF Tie aR
cfeht anc 10 read, write. aud converse with
satIstdriion, IN the modern lamgua. yS......
Hours ot 1udy. Ii 10 3 or y, \. M .!rrmS SIS
pcrmonth or To such az aItend the t!ay :, liool
also. half that price.
B. Mrs. Camp confines to receive board,
lng nnnils: Aprl %. 2uf
~ BAkLk-pgNrisr- informs the public tLaI he
this month MI Those persons wantu. his
professional services wili please to cali unon hin,
som. April o. ios..,ff
A.uGAR, COFFEE, c.--2H hhds ia gurI,i, Nj ,oix
~ 80 bags Havana anu Porto Rico green coffee
10 dc. "Tdiflar. do.
Jhsf dndrd Jr0m Schr. 45SfTfa and Sea Lion
N STORE,
80 bbis. refine" LOAF ana inmp sugar
III hhds. and 100 hbls. ". T.. tnm
do. comn:rn mine
10 qr. CASKS l.. p. Ieneiile
81 cash, bottled porter
40 G". ALBANY sle-5D bike. rais;ns
tho hoAes real Hayann sugars
40 do Isl aud I'd qualify soap
5D do rose aud varirssicd do
-zVo DO American and London crown pla,s-aIl
sizes-JU sacks q found alum
'",hey os'' prnnes. ainund', nu,inces, Gin
Apri. IN. h5..tf PULLING Il PALMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30

" inIiNih. Al r".es holden the ceTA's Office OF
s,.,' ,"ps,"r Court 81 cbancery for the Richmond
0 o, Tue 26ih day-at April, 1919
"''uss q neho"n. ......................Pia iHtifs
AGAINST
Joseph Woodward, jr. and Baker Folsom,
The defendant, Joseph woodward, IT, no, having en-
te'eH his appearance aud given srcnTity accordng 10
n 1ct OF Assembly and the rules OF this court aud II
appearing ny satisfactory evidence that be not an
.is OF IBIS country Is Ordered, That the
ss" oeletdant do appear here the twentieth day Of
the next term and answer the bill Of tie psinIia and
wa, copy f,his order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published IN the city Richmond for Two
nohtDs successvely and posted at the front door of
'"s sS "TP s" ~ ,se said city. copy, Teste,
.- ep-ll 50. Il3..wsw WIN. w. HENING. c. c.
Vin"iNiA.-n r@Ies Aolacn Ia fhe clcrl's once
~ re superior coH'f Of chaHcSrg Jor ne Rich-
W ~,' "inritt me 2Gfh tag Of dyrit. ls.p-
''''''''''''.'''''.',''.P Plaintiff
'0'fPh H0od~Grd, jr. and Bokcr 4 Fotson,,
The dsfendnHt, Joseph rI-ood,rard. jr "sf b@r,op
sHtsTed ms appearance gipep secHrjt octorTiHr
toms 0cs " Asten6fv and ihe rOles of mrs COURT
ana GPpegriHg by saisJecforg e,fdeDes Thst br is
get az iHhGbHaHt " this roaatrg "a Is Ordered Jhf
re Sata defendant do appear hire on ne fucHfirh
"a; me nexi term and ensrer the bi 81 ne piain
~; ana fkaf "a copy ef khts or6er he toyfhnifb in
serted IN same newspaper Jm6Ashed IL ne cir NJ
n n, FOR tuo months sAceessieetg. 0Hd Jcsfe
90 me- front dooy Of the C0pif0I tn fhs soid chr
n coYy, Tesfs, nm. ~. HERJRG, q. c.
-7kI-l ~. il5..usw
" ilt"iNiA.-M rutes holden In tie cieyk,s Mice Of
the superior court Of ch0Hccrg for me RieK
0'ond di4frict, The 2sfh try Of Ayrii Isie--
O'0'S. IIptCg.'''.''''' Pla ntiG,
Jersy'iah BMrTows, Patriot Coafts & mis-, MN
~ C'''' 1890 Defendants.
ne 6JeHH"n, Jeremiah BRrtOuS mt haUjDe en-.
tt't0 rs appearance mt giIeH security 0ccordiHR
toths "ce Of dSsemJig 0Nd ne rHIes ~ thfe coKti,
o"n appearing by f0tigaCtOrg eJfdsuce fhaf he ~
n0t d t"h16fdnt oI tts cOHnfyB "a ts Ordered Thet
re sara dgeHdaR do apyt0r htfe on TIE freHfisfh
dagV fhe merit term and aHsuer the bfH NJ the
PtaiH'p and faf copy Of ms Order be (orthuVh
WssItea ~ sumo nsNSYGTcr yIbiShce Nv fse cifV Of
ttchmoHd g0r !1o0 months siUeip, and yosfrd
ar ne Jf0"t door 81 the capitol bt The suit cifs
4 c0fg, Ieste, ~ ". ~. HEN/NC. o. &.
| 1Ir,.. oo. llS..rsW
1 hhhEN ~ ~ The suhscuurr. = HAN MARE gGuni
OF years old, feet ~ inrhes high biS.c face
/ To- : To. RtCuaEp IIGuN
-- I,1"g lown Ainsla count, Avn 80. iis..wsN'
| AZ ANshNLS 5ALt.-i'ufs6ant To- = decree ofthe
- suirFior court 81 cfancerv fof the district o
"uNamshurg, oncrncsd az the lure session, 1918
w I'VE ta.c ~ fichsrd Taylor araiusi francis whit
| ma-Wih ~ sold a. the highest hiddtr. for cesh ~
hr %lih 1Hy y Hng Hcrf. nttc-r tir tavern Rob
eahs"he, ~ The county ~ Ginr~s.ter, one ttact q
LAND'in said eosnty. 9rd DE ui;' raeIeop
Eos iiEttl. ~. u.
| for =. -. Fyssr, Hfsgfsi.
Apiu sP, N5..st
! Ilgsf A1SlH Is rO4AlCts ~ go. no IL.
! - ''is. i'ff sa'e ef ROB- 40 Aontit ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30

~ o'ie r'-.- mr.. l.amut bishob-As you are mot
an inhab tan; Of this state. take notice that shall
on Sauidav IA" f9'h OF ,iay AT The ohce Edward
u pavs In the city OF Rlchin0ud between the hour of
"a W. ana y p " OF tina, day, proceed tai e the
uerpsu"hs OF Mr. I"hn Robinson, aDd Others and IL al
are not ahen on that day, To he continued from ,y ia
gay hht All tie taken TO be read evidence in sut
now dependne N The superior conIt OF chancrry for
ihe Nehnl"rd district wherein am paint II and you
e..huant ISAAC HALL
lx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30

" h1iN'h Al r"es holden IN the cicTk's Office OF
district. the 10th day-aJ April, Isle
Bridge u Renorf. of,;,,;s.
AGAINST
Joseph Woodward, jr. and Baker & Folsom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30

STiUNiON ACaHEMI.-Ibe SIMMER stssIyn vii
- commence atthis academy on tue 2sh Of ssv...
~ A"e anu worthy assistant teacher has been ensar
whose t".2erati"n, relieving the proicsso. Of classics
oni mapy aruon. ano impoiaf details will IeIia.r
eAss thr introducuop 9th contemplated course of
pees .itfes ancient geography, arcien; histof, SC
au e'entuai! be extended TO the atbe
hen'.-ih he professor Of mathematics is happil, re
covering from severe iutspnsoE and there scarcely
exists Doubt Fl disability 10 resume bis usual isbois
al me commencement of the approaching session.
w ms salfSfinns part Of Virginia suniIner session
"vion-iy promises benefits NJ common drScriuilon
lie" copies "f the rules Of the Academy and Of other
papers relative 10 the same are lodged ri the Office OF
the Enquirer
S'ainteH, Augusta CO. April so. Il5tf
oSI--on Saturday night thr iiJh o Ilec.nI cr Iasi
- The following bonds, viz: Nv. on Thomas A.
ohcen' her one OF TOO, ard o. - &c ~ cents
One on Charles Griffin. 81 Gu ceuis-uue ON YIN,
foro, OF = 34-cne "u Samuel Shoemaker, g SI2 IL
re"S-Ahu Two on Samuel Coiir- /; of : az 81
cen 5 ana of ; as 20 cts. furtwarn all .rsnn. rnn
trading for such hunI. THOMAS COCKe
Nenricn county pril Sc. us IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30

II gsr s1klf'tEV C0{AiCfs- ~ go. N ~
- ''i'. iff 'a'e sy RoBiEr Aonsit.E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30

BALTIMORE. April 27.-The United
States sloo, Of war Ontario, Biddlc, has
arrived at Annapolis, from long cruise,
last from Rio Jaaeiro. [1ei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.


" This day several Petitions of an Interest,"
ing nature were presented to the House of Re-
pIesentalIves bnt the one that created the
greatest warmth was one signed by (,go,oe
Bdrtrdm and others of your city and present
Ell by Mr. Randall praying for a Legislative
enquiry into the conduct of the Governor of
the Commonwealth
Mr. Randall moved that it he referred to a
committee anon Ibis motion discussion OF
a considerable range took place MIR. Erews
ter of Susqoeliauua. moved that il shonId lie
ON the table for few days. This motion WIS
supported BY the mover, Nessrs Bfacken-
roe, Whkins' and Mann, aud opposed by
Me.srs. Randall, JhaCkara, o lie, Coulter and
TODD lhe motion TO refer il at once was
Carried ny an IimoSt nuaHImOus vote
ne speaker aSken time to appoint the
Committee and likewise expres,ut 4 wish that
we hOHSe should appoint IL. The hOuse de-
cidrd tuat tii" |reaker should appoint and
alter much debate that the Speaker mi hi in
seat tn names on the journal at such time AZ
ne thonch proper before FiidaN morning.
Ec>ers Y ndrlI Hin SOudtr. Lehman aud
O. u.t"i advocated The Indulgence, and NIessrs.
i'arhna and Iodd opposed il it was car
itcd bN a large majority.
a." ln The course Of the debate. Mr. OcIe de-
clafed ms conviction that the Governor was
see ir"W the imputdtioa CdSt upOn him and
iIrtrture hoped that the Committee world nc
appointcdiOrthwith. MIR Randall replied thai
tho I've cOncided ~ the wishes of thp mem
Der from Somerset YET he could not subscribe
W i'f IibP'itiN OF expressing any OUfU1yfi
on tue merits OF the charges adduced against
Tie Executive; theN reStlved into "a mere uues-
ton OF fact. they were either true or false in
either case there cOnld be but ono opinion.
that OF conformation or acquIttai aud that
therefore tie sooner the facts we're ascertain
cd the better, for the honor of the Executive
mud ihc state hut lie could not subscribe IA
The proprieiy Of pfciudgug The case before
thc investieiii0H. The COmmitte, are Nessrs.
Randall. tMliddlesWWth wilkins, Brewster.
food. Hunt, and Dimmck
ne senate with but Que excer ton agreed
| TO wear Grape during the session IN honor oil
! the memory OF simon Snyder. Mr. Cadwala-
| der who alone voted against the Resolution
| did 1t from conscientious motives, he being A
/ HembST OF The society of Friends Uuforiu.
/ naicly the Yeas aud Nays we're called anc
! Mr. & felt himself bound 10 vote against tht
/ resplntlon.-NO maU respected Mr. SNYDER
| WINE living, more than Mr.. &. no man re.
| veies ms memory more than this gentleman
make this explanation, because Mr.. C.. ia ;
, good aud worthy man, and otherwise ilnpro
per motives might be attributed 10 this gen
tieman tor bis vote on this occasion.
fPhR. Press.
" In Senate, December s.--Mr. RNeUgf TAI,
luton
Whereas it appears that a scene of dis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18

But no one who has thought or felt any
thing of the state of the mind and the heart of
such characters, will value this idea OF perso-
nal power, though they may admire their
compositions. Let the youthful enthusiast
beware how he pampers his ambitious dreams
with the thought or admiration OF this dark
power attributed by the critics. Let 10 Que
who may boast of his youthful purity and
beaithtnl tranquility, envy that character,
which Is ia love with virtue. vet conscious of
the slams OF vice--whose mind now CLOVIS
with aspirations after those blissful and beau
utul forms, which his rich fancy paints as of
heaven, and HOW yields their place 10 the ir-
resistible intrusion Of" acknowledgements du-
bioN deziri) Let 10 one. whose youthful day
u passed without peevish anxiety, aud his
night without is,urbing dreams, think (witli-
out shriDkisg from the path leading To them,
OF days spent in the GOODNESS OF apathy or in
mental strife of nights speut in dreams,
which pas III review before the shudderus
eye or moi bud mental vision, all the forms of
horror. of disgust aud of agony One such
nights poorly repaid by years of fame. Ofsuch
night, line OF The unhappy Tasso suggests
aieeiing descrp,ion-with a paraphrase at
winch line, permit me, Sir. TO present your
readers, aad 90 close my observations.
suo ptn,ieii IN lui doimir nen ponuo
Tho sleep has stiiled the motions OF the frame
The slespiess spirit VIRTUES in conscious III
stu burns Of shame the blush, of wrath the flame
Still threats his hand, obedent Of will
As memory Of degradation came,
Insults Keen daggers tbro' his bosom thrill:
U he war confused OF grief aud wrath is there
Half words and tossing bs that mental de-
Pardon me, Mr. IndIgenist, for this intr,-
sion, aud believe me To he
Yours respectfully, 0RTIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18
NEW YORk COLONY.

CINcINNATI, November % lin our paper
OF the oh inst. we took notice OF an asssocia-
ti0n formed ~ New York with view 10
new settlement IN one of the western states
liz order the more eifectually to accomplish
their designs, the members Of the association
aPpoihicd three respectable men from among
their number, whom they empowered to pro-
ceed into the country, and 10 explore il az far
az the mississippi. Their plan seems to have
been 70 locate tract Of country that should
unite the advantages Of agricultural and com.
meTcial pursuits. a situation. therefore on or
near some large navigable stream, appears TO
be leading feature in their policy. fhe gen.
ilemeu deputed on this business, proceeded by
the way Of the lake, and landed at Cleaveland
they directed their course through the CEN
tral parts OF this state, and have reached Gin.
ciunatt. They have been unavOidably detain-
ed mere short time; bat pu pose leaving this
soon' WIN view To examine the states OF In
diana and Illinois. The association as we nm
derstand, already comprises about 100 fsmi-
leS' VINO are people of intelligence and GOOD
character some of them highly fespectabIe
and all well qualified to bp useful This
ltue colony wonid be desirable acquisitiou
70 any 81 tue new states Theywill bring with
'hein knowledge Of the arts Of agriculture
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18

Tfrom RE albany Daily Adperti,er
MksSes. BoiToRs-t do not recoiisct having seer
pabshsh the following beautiful aud pathetic line:
81 tue death OF the celebrated Scottish bard Roheri
burns they contain 80 many beautifully expressed sen
uments, that cannot mt tbink that your readers
particularly those from Scotia. will feel meahrLo 1,
s'"'"'s'oh ia ptfnbaI OF them. EKAIU.
HVRoay on me death n Robert Bu,ns.
NnN rs thcir III news you're so sad Robin Grew
ihat your blue O"nnet bangs DER Your brow
Sad sad news i've read Robin Barns man Is dead
And ibe pinnrh;nan weeps over his plough.
A.well, aweu-s-dsy,
ANA iue pioughman weeps over his plough.
Is MS pipe mute tor aye aud IJr ave Robin grey
M morr shau we tend to his song 2
an colo as a elod, underneath the green SOD,
Poor Robin they've laid all along.
Aweil, sw-Ii a-day,
Poor Robin they've laid all along.
Then farewell to the forest and hill Robin Grey
And farewell To the valley aad grove
&c forest aud hiiI and The vallies stu rinp
stii they echo his dltteS of love
i'weii, a.wsli day,
SIM they tch" his oii,ies OF love.
Then 'be biackbird sings the thorn, Robin GREY.
Ana The iark early carols on hipb -
Aud the !Owy lods'd swain AS he Sratters his Grain
WIN ha0nt Robins verse with a sigh.
A well, a-weli a.day
Will chaunt Robins verse with sipb
soItiy lie on has bosom. the turf, Robin Grey.
. Re, MS ashes "nmingled aud pure
Nay MS lon1 ani hrs urn Caledonia adorn
Auu MS " 'cE "a 6enains lie secure.
we'll, a well DAY,
AUG bis inu Il iowa reinains lie secure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18
MANCHESTER PROPERTY,

Furniture and HOHse Servants for sale.
E'hE Subscriber being about to decline
ohers for sale, privately, the establishment al
present occupied by him. In situation, Tins property
Is exceiea by none in this hood and furnish
eseVeIy convenience fOI the comfortable accommoda
ZION OF large family, with highly cultivated garden
containing upwards OF acres, ice house. &C. &c...
Also number al handsomely situated UNi,IPNOVED
hpIS-some OF them substantially enclosed. And on
the iifh ddy % JdmMary nert he will sell at public
uKE-this is extensive and valuable. Ten
male and female Servants, with their children IL.
iamIies valuable carpenter; four excellent milch
cows raised In the place chariot and harness. cart
&c. &C.
80 ne SAFE VIII he conduc ed by MoncuTe, Robinson &
fIeasants, upon terms then TO he made known
ARCHIBALD FREELAND.
Manchester, Dec. -. 6I.,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18

&2ROoK Az EKk....Ihe Subscriber beiug drsiTous
~ TO change his occupation fo that be thinks he
w-uld like better will ebei sell exchange
idnds or lease the aboSe tavern. is situated at the
upper end Uf The Brock Turnpike six miles rom Rich
mono III the forks of the road which is the Stage
road from Richmond to Frederick and The oher
the mountain road the buildings story God
mouse WIN e'ght rooms and passage for Tavern a
private house with four rooms and all Other ne
cesar! houses for such an Establishment there about
tbmy-ionI acres OF land attached to the premises one
bali which is cleared aud I'm very good slate OF inn
proVeWent The situation is healthy and water good
ANY person desrOus TO Obtain the above
ma! can on the subscriber, residing the premises
October 10. ~ ,,wSw. SANIiEi pwEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18
HORSE AVN ptppt,.sr

In the ship Berato, Oh tbe 18th Of last month was
imported nom bombay, an elegant Arabian horse, Of
tue bett breed reared AZ EHssofah under the eve the
hasi hdIa Ccmpanys Resident who has fnrnsb he'd the
prspreiors with certificate that he belonged TO one
OF lhe NEST esteemed casts of the Arabs tie is very
reanlhl 'nhal and We Should regret very ueh that
he shouia 20 ofihe state The Arabian CodoinLin
Is the best racing blood IN England
In the same ship was also nponed an Elephant o(
larger size than any heretofore known In this country
Ihs magnificent animal is to he at the siqn OF an
elephant tn Washington street, Hale south of Gear
land street, and is we'll worthy the attention If The
curious, aud the patronage Of the public
v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18
sL0nd near Rickmoad for .Saie

'ENHE subscriber intending to remove to Richmond
4 etefs Tor sale the TRACT OF LAND, on which he
at present resides, situated the Chckahony about
miles rom Richmond and Immediately at tue iefmi-
nation OF the Riehmond Hin Turnpike The buildings
have all heen thoroughly repaired, and good
oruer. Presnininr that no person wonld purchase
"hon, hrst viewing The premises, is unnecessary TO
give a more particular description.
Terms liberal, and made known by applying TO the
subscriber. PHILIP DuVAL, JUN.
November 20. IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18
: i(fN dollars Remnrd

=
ESCAPbD from the jail Of this city, the 9th ull
- negro man named BEN, sometimes calls himself
pen foRp about ~ years Of age feet inches
high straight and we'll made and dresses very we'll
WIN watch he is baker by trade and formerly be
Iohged TO James Young, baker in Rockets. Ben is
very wen acquainted with the captains of vessels and
no doubt he has obtained forged papers, to
ieT Tree man. hereby foTewan all RS Of vessels
from harboTing carrying the said slave Ben unt OF
this commonwealth. The above reward will be given
II delivered tn me at The Jail of this city.
r. RURTON, d. s. for GEO. SAVAGE,
December a. an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18


%WAN TANERN.-This wen known establishnspt
- mas been leased ny the subscriber for a term OF
years, and will Oh this day open, under his mauare
meht ioi the reception OF company. His friends and
'ne pubic III general, are invited Gail him as he
pe9ges himself 10 useevery exeroB t. make tins stand
do desirable Ter its accommodation as its situation in
ihVling Those who have heretofore been in the ba.
p' OF caillhg on him at his former staud NAV expect
70 nus me same attention given them, and The prices
WIN but Itile variation, The same. All the nor seS
VIZ, Oei"een this and the spring, undergo tbofonqh
,epaI, ana De hSed IN the most 'onyeuent and com.
loHDIe manner. II the Wish Of the proprietor ~
nave taken II earlier O.bave bad time To- make every
necessary preparation before the meeting Of The Lees
ialuie, but II Was not IN his power to do So Jew
oNs wiz I've necessary to complete his artangemenis
W Wakihg oi which, should any Inconvenience Tesnlt
70 D"hIneIs or visitors IL will he such as are unayoid
aDe Inc price Of board will be made very reasonable
20 persons that wish to board without lodging The
oons n bs tavern part Of the house will be kept Tor
ua,stnt customers alone aud in the private
Huuse WIN be furnished n most comfortable msunsT
,o' IaeS travelling female servants, well acqnaintl
U ~,'n "diing, VIII always BE- ready to attend them
we've ~ biteeh members Of the legislature eau he
~ M DlIh board, &c. &c. their horses kept
y" ~ "seA OF month MANN S. VALENTINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18
HOARl)ING
NIARY MosELEY rraisini for ih. liberal epeonra.s

MARY MoSELEY grateful for the liberal encourage.
AVE- meat which she has received, respectfully informs
Der HiebdS and customers IN the country that she is
prepared TO accommodate IS Newbers o. the LssLsia.
fare for the winter in the which she oecu
plro last winter (on street. nearly opposite the Bell
iavern) where she hopes, from the preparations which
che has made, aud her constant eudeavers please all
VINO may FAVOR neT with their CUSTOM to merit and
cei,e share of public patronage.
November RI. 57,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-18
IMPORTATION WANTED.

TTNHoHAS SIMPSON, from Virginia epIis cd in Tia
service OF the L. s. al New Orleans, from on bnatd
privaseer about the years 1912 or 'Iasimce which
me he U.S. not been certaiDy heard Of by his friends
IN virginia, who are IL possts.op OF Information i'm
portaht TO hlm, II he be iivng.. Any information res.
PrcuDe MN wonid he thankfully received by his
Hlehds.. Address the Editor OF the Enquirer Rich.
mond va or The Editor Of the National InIeilg
" me MAJ. I1tehtigfHcer ciH publish the ADORE
t"'ce ~eek tiCO months, J0r5rard The account
10 this Office pc O. sa--faIsyy