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Gloucester county, Nov 10. hGmr

virtue OF deed Of trust executed he smrscrihcr
- y Dr. Ihoiias ers, on the 10TH November 1914
aud duly recorded in the clerks ofCr of The go,
co NJ 90 chand, viii he sold TO the highest bidder
on IhnTSddg thc 2Sd OF December neat too TRACTS
ot LNNb (or so much thereof may he necessary 10
a'siS 'he purposes Of said deed) wit: one tract in
TIE county of FIuvanna containing by late survey ala
acres, lying on the waters Of the Big Byd creek and
adjoining The lands OF William Price and o,hers-t,e
oIher tract IN the county OF .ochland called The
Whe Rouse tract wherein the said Peers resIdes and
at Inch place the sale will he made
NoEtthbef ~. uo..WSW' WILLIAM rORD.
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VIRGINIA N Rites hOiden in tie ClCyL,s mine
Of me superior CoWrt Of ChaNccyy .JOr me Eicb.
ngoHd district, me 2sth d0V of OefObeT ,lslO-
Samuel Gilbert and Thomas Deap, g05i5ers tradipr
UHdsT the br1l Of Gilbert & Dean, Plaintiffs
Sizer, merchants ami PGTfHers fr0di1 N1der tie Grs
o. Luke% &SeT. .'..........,.. Defendants.
Tile deieHdaRt RUM HOb0rf net haUiHr enffred his
appearance 0fd giUen security according TO me aef
Of assembly ana the rites Of this cOHyf 0gd il az.
PedriHg by s0ttgact0yg eUidece, that he is not an
tghdbifaHt Of this country " is ORDERED THgt
the said dcteHGaf do 0ppfGT htre on me Grsf doVoS
me neat term uni a'Suer tie bU Of the pl0fBTiEs
and th0t cory Of This OTdfr be (oTfhtrth sfyfCd IN
some newspaper published IN me city Of Rirhnoad
Jar tro Months SUcCeSSivety ant yOSked at he (yOpk
door Of tie C0pfOLtR me Said cit0.
n ccpV-Tesie, Nm. ~. HENING. g. 4.
.N0PeWbeT ~
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LaNa. Negroes, A-e Eor NaIe-

N execution of the will OF JAMES SCRUGGS dec I
sbaii oher Tor sale on the ninth day Of Dsce7aLgy
Retf, ON The premises the Plantation on which the SAD
walters OF the BYRD creek, containing more tban 700
acres, and adjoining the Ian OF George Torr col
W. Nicholas and others on the usual edit for The
puchase' Ana on The same day, and at the same
place. heiweeh 80 and 40 negroes he sold in families
IL pi@ctc"ble, on credit OF twelve months.
ana on fhe lsih aug OF this present month NoveD
Der on the said plantation, will be sold publicly TO
Tue highest bidder, all the stock of horses cale sheep
utensils, household furniture, &c. on credit Of 4.
saonths for all sums over : 20.
The purchasers at the sales TO execute bonds with
approved security.
ARCHIBALD BhYCE Jr. Admir- with tie
viii anneSed OF James Sctuggs dec
tioochlaut, NovembsrIa. Lids
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ERUST DEED....In Pursuance of The provisions oC
n a deed olIust dated the StI day Of AnyiI lgio
rom Thomas y. Wageaman and wife, duly recorded
according 10 law or certain purposes therein named
snail proceed on THeSdag the 7th G0y of Deceu5e,.
NeFf, between she houis of 10 A. ~. aud IL y. NJ on
he premises, TO sell for cash certain lot OF ground
fronting hy feet the channel If James river ad
joining the property Of John Lester and others and now
W lhs possession OF John Foster aud Son aud used by
tbem as what Said property be sold subject 10
lease which will expire in the year 1929.
ROBERT DOUTHAT Trustee
November %. 81 a.
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~ MINOR has commenced the BOOT ana SHOE
hAs hAkiNG BUSINESS, in the house occupied n,
Tue tate JOHN CAMPBELL where all orders will he eN.
ecuied With bdelty and despatch, in The nea,est aud
mostiasbionable style. Nov. 10. 5O..3t
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hISS0LUTiON.--1h copafineTsbjp of HIT mn.
- UiasCn %. was dissolved b. mutual consent on
ga Gay 81 ApiAii debts owing by the late fTn1 viii
De paIo ny lbe subscribers and to whom all sersou
baepte9 are requested 20 make prompt payment
ihe freHch BNrJ mn Stone EfnHHj0rSByi,g gu.
tines Whl 10 future be conducted under be finn Of
DAVIDSON x SMELL, who will keev coHsfsn,lv an
Maud a general assortment Of MILL STONES Of sIl
sizes, bulH ~ wOfkmen equal IN ANY in the United
oiaes Of seieti materials, which they will as hitherto
warrant ava sen ~ Huberu prices, for cash. country
produce, " approved PAPER. Those desitons Of Oh.
ldihHg eoea, strong, Hc0tiv GHished, REAL FRENCH
BURR NIL STONES are respectfully invited 10 cali
~ nc nannlaciory on 18th, between u aud streets
NlthW9ho, or on Old street, Petersburg Where ali
ofoef5 VIII ne o. kiuly received aud the stfctest al
te!l"n PAID ~ order 70 give general Subtraction
May ~. i..wtf UAVfBeOy q S,tyt
AIOltCt'...A petition viii he presented 10 ihp ne.
= if-s'Stuie OF virginia, PRAYING THAT the Common
gcal;h's right ic lot No 5si an The eifv of Rich,n
may I've vested 90 the befs Of Pleasant Younghusbsus
deceased ipr reasons thar wili then he made known
Odpbcf .. IA t.t
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. A TaInnJie Yar,yn % s. Peu,,g

A Valuable Iarssn 90 Sc Rented.
TIVE subscriber wishes or lease that valuable
4 Tavern betwe cen kichinond and Petersburg known
oy toe name IF the HALF WAY HOUSE. there ase
'hree lines OF stages now running this house. Pos
esson may be had the first day OF the next month.
great bargain may be had, II application is made imnle
aies to the subscriber, living near the premises.
Nov. ". 9O..3t RlCHAKD EREGnnN
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{ AND FOR BANK STOCK II tfish 10 sefE n fy0cE
- Of fqHd tgic in CompbcH county, 20 mites from
LVnchbarC miles JroJa CqmP6eH courthouse, aRH
about mites f1Om St0HifOR riUer. IhiS kr0ct i9
commonly cdiied me" Locust Thcket ,"-coNtaiRs IN
recent surrey 1896 acres tyag utf az arr frGcs
iH the cOHrfV.-dboWt 400 acres hare bccN cIcnrpg
the bRtaHce IS cOsercd tfitk V0iudbie Niaberd mr.
lion Of is good t@baccO iqRe, and HE tfhofc teV
ad0Dfed IN f0Tmi0r-it Is srcI AOIeyed. nm ne
ncighborhoof is Cood. stock u me BaHk Of tic uni
tod Stafes BaRk ~ TirciBia, or me Eaf,ae,t Bagk
Of pirgii0, troiffd he f0den IN pagncnt, o, nccomo
dafiHg lime giUeH on the pHrctqse monFg. mr. Jobc
Itcr0HdeT, CnmyheH coRjfh0usc grjff sbc,O
fhc tqRd. UILLiIN G. PENDLEION
Rictmoad, Bfay ~. ~
RTDUChTlON...The subscriber iniends 10 c"1dnIe
= his school 20 ST. harb's GishU n Cntyspcr contty
the eusHiEE year. lI ihis seminary BOYS viii be IN
stfnCed 100 reading, writing, Eugugh Grammar rcorfa.
ply, arithmetic Wih the Latin ana Crces Language.
ne Is confident 100 part oi Hirginis s uote bea!ihy
Than this, having argrf school hctt from tEr trenig
of Apii 1891 til zoe fal of i7gg and from January
100 .iil he pregen autumn. during which tinc vtiy
few OF his pupils have ever been tick. Tht number of
scholars viii hc uited TO ten twelve, and none VIZ
We admitted, but eucil aa hoardeTs. The terms Tor
board toition, anG washing, 300 contUue ashley have
been iur SOME years pastS 80 per anHu each scholar
furnishing bis oNn bed, Great attention viii be paid
oniv 10 The Toys pf0gfcss their classical and a.
ther studies, bus also 10 thri, morals.
oct.i9. H"w0w JOHN WoODVHLG.
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54..In

rf'WtNtI FIVE DOLLARS REWARD uanaua,
from the Subscriber about The 18th Juy Iali uepn
lad between TO and 20 years OF age by the name nj
BILLY, sometimes calls himself BILLY GURANT one
ieg rather longer than the other plainly 10 discover
ca wren waiaHg-onc big toe of the first or second
yomt-ihe other toes on the same foot disGgured T.,
if0st-ahout feet inches high IL is presumed THAI
be has gone the mountain or to the couutv Of
GOochland, where he raised-he was bought by me
OF Col Thomas Miller of Goochland county viii
give the above reward to any person who will deliver
me the said negro IN Buckingham county near Eeui
creek, or secure him in jail that | get him aqals
NOV.2. 5l..u CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON
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GRd securing ia Jak fhGt ret hin, gcajl ,crto
mr. SOLOWON, the property Of me esfate Of
HFfh"r nm, dfcf. npa phO efoPed from mi. HaT
~ HtthS Coat di"es u, me CCHNtI oC CHesfer6el6
s'Hftime IN JHne mr. JHtg 1915. solomon Is nb0Rf
tWfHy.fcO or three gears Okd, lOfp ana freY SET
With tdTgetH eyes, thick TIPS, GHd iaTre uoVfh- Of
n d"rf or Otaek complication. AshfS 1gOfhcr ana All
"" Tet'tfoHs Tire iR nc coH,9g Of ChekerfeId IL is
uncertain uhat rOHte ne has fakeR all masters Of
Vt'@fS dNd ofherS are cdUfiOHfd from haTbOriBr or
emPtoyiHg htis ~ their peril n. H1SRINS
1dm'r 81 TIE cState Of ArthHr 1kia ,dcc'6.
NoUcmbft 2. ~ ,rt,, "
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following. $3.50
The course of Tuition will include the following
branches OF EdNc0iiOH, at the follow Ing prices viz
toF reaaipr writing aTithmetic and geography with
Ns uss VI ,"e siohes, per annun.. Thirty dollars.
For logic, bellies iettres philosophy FRENCH IreeE
49, Ca'', pC'd1hn'n.. .......... Forty dvlnfs.
may he with truth affirmed that part of VIRGINIA
Is more remarkable for its heaithRess or affords to
the STUDENT greater advantages for the ac0Risirn OF
Auowiedge than ihs Being free fon all iciuial ion
Vice-ihe terms. for board tntion and washing are
owe hrndIed and thirty dollars per anmmn paTable
quarterly n advance, each scholar furnishing his own
oeu, &C y" p"pl VIII he admitted far less tern, ilan
year Great attention will he paid NOT only 10 he
likewise 10 the MOrdIS. "
Gloucester COUNTY Nov.
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be theiriellOw passenger, they applied en- sidSse
10 the owner, and informed him that theN
must, and should Immediately leave the vessel
1t Cobbett was permitted to proceed with
them. The result was, that Cobbett very cool.
ed his baggage aud patiently waited tor a pas
sage IN some vessel, whose owner was not
Quaker, or whose cabin was not filed with the
rosy faced subjects OF John Bull.
lNew iidren Register.
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Oi'NE'.'' Inc close of The business uf The tate
L concern OF MATTHEW H. RICF ~ co bsvins
uevoNeu upon tue subscriber, those who have claims
tneieoh WIZ cali on him for payment II Is hoped that
those "ho are indebted 10 the concern will! see the
without delay.
lnose "hn are indebted on oPen account, IL not pre-
pared for payment calling aud executing their notes
iot SUCH balance as may he due, may calculate upon
very reasonable indulgence...it eau be given on no
other cohdiiion.--I he business viii be continued
~ ie same place, by the subscriber aud with same
November !. 20 "a,
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CusCowuLA ACADEMY.

THIS school, in which the Greek Latin and Ens,,,
languages will be taught dramatically also the ia
eet Dahehes OF mathematics and geography with the
use ofthe globes and maps will commence on The i5sh
January next, ana discontinue on the 18th Dece,nb-r
makiag term OF ten months amer dedueiing
the usua vacations. The subscriber will accommodate
eight boarders, IN addition to those engaged Non.
above ~ years of except those with whom the sub
scTiber Is personally acquainted will be Admitted ma
less they some well recommended as TO bei, de,or,
ment. ferms-fsr tuition and boarding inolndjnr
Washing, lodging, &C. $780, to he paid quarterly in adj
'ance'--lhis academy is about 81 miles from, Rich
mond, 10 above Hanover Courthouse, and p from m.
fotk Church-in pleasant, healthy aud retired sina
uon. versions wishing TO encourage this ns,iiuton
van please notify tie subscriber by letters directed 10
" rayloTsvlle, Hanover ~
For further satisfaction the public are respectfully
reierted to Mr.. Thomas Pulling Of Richmond Mr. Nm
H. ia,'"r OF Hanover, and the snbioned
Forks Hanover, New 1919.
, we being invited TO attend an examination of Mr..
@iI"u !; Ahdefsons school, take great pleasure lin
stans That we we're highly gralied ill the
Mcn bis pupils have made in the several branches of
hsiaiufe 10 which their attention has been directed
aud think they deserve much credit for their attention
,otns excellent mode OF instruction pursued by thet
""onef' HENRY ROBINSON,
80, WA ID. WINSTON
,la.oveI Nov. u. 96..wlw FRANCIS q. TAYLOR.
FEMALE EDUCATION.
M iss ELIZABETH X. CARVER viii teach at my
n"use me ensuing year Hei conrSe Of instruction
comprises the following branches Reading wiring
English grammar arithnetic geography with m.nnin,
an1 the use OF the globes, astronomy rhsioric history
saa letms Tor board and tuition S 100 =;
poh'oets hhdlns their beds, a0aud the tuition for
aay scholars ~. The school will open The 10Th Of
vacation. JANE DElARNrTTE
Forks Of Hanover, November 10.
we me subscribers, having attended the examination
OF MISS hii1aeeih r. Carvers school think il inc umbent
On U.S. IN justice to Miss Carver and her students de-
glare the full aud satisfactory they had made
vi the several branches iH which they were examined
JAMES BYARS. JUN.
TIL OWEN, Teacher al l.. Hall.
Jhne lSl'' 5Gwiw John l.. NELSON.
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Narsiilhsrqa.

a tEiiiioN VIII be- presented To The next 1,curfa
Assembly OF virginia praying that pari Of ihe mn
per enh OF ihe county oiHanOref and part of The low,
e. end OF the county OF louisa he added to the count
oi GoochlAud-hoih pats Of counties lying on the soul
side Of South Anna Uver. 2G..u
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NIOIlCE...' Gentlemen who were PURCHASERS al IIII
sale, are hereby notified that their bonds will he
come due on the hrst Of December next conditioned 10
, "i irohI the "ale " not pnnctu.y paidand
ihat snail attend al Oakland receive pa,fnen from
such as may wish to redeem their bonds on that day
November ~. 81. GEORGE EVANS
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-, III OWEN, Teacher al l.. 10
Juue iSl"' 5u..wlw John l.. NELSON.

NEWlNGTON ACADEMY.
HE exercises of this Institution viii end on the jth
december next, aud commence on the 10th January
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-14
NAN STORM.

COLUMBIA, 6. c. May A hail
storm, perhaps the mast destructive ever
known in this State, passed through
Fairfield district, gu Sunday evening
the 26lh uli. destroying The crops of corn,
cotton and wheat. I'm lis progress, aud in
some places throwing down and unroof-
my houses, and tearing up abundance
ut The siOutesi trees oil the forest BY the
roofs; the halls were VERY large, and fell
IN such quantities. that when our iafor-
mani, who was one OF The sufferers left
home on Thursday last, the fourth day
| after the storm, the hail still! lay Oh the
ground IN many places, 6 or s inches
ihiyk; The fruit and leaves were e1iirely
beaten otf the frees, and the sot the
trees IN many places a!mos, literally pc ell
ed with the violence of the hail. IIshori,
/, Is said that wherever il passed i'm its
greatest violence, not vestige of the
growing cropof corn and cotton remains
Since writing the above, we have been
informed that the same cloud passed
through that part of Richland district
which joins kerslIaw district, between
Columbia and Camden. where lis des-
truciive effects exceeded what is above
described; thai incredible as il NAV APP
pear, II actually killed pigs of conside-
rabe size, and a number OF owls and
turkeys; the hail being as large as hens
eggs; and that OIL Friday last, Wagon
loads ct them were still lying on the
ground-thai the rain ;,lso FIJI in such
torrents, that 1t swept away all lie loose
soil, where the land was not perfectly le-
vel the gentleman from whom we de-
rived our information, had a beautiful
field of wheat, nota stalk of shicll could
be seen alter the storm.
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toner: hiS house had been invaded, his
property seized, and his person subjected
To indigniiies. from which, how ever friend
less hls situation, his rank and character
ought 10 have exempted him. lie should
not 90 further than 10 move AT present.
that the petition he Brought up aud read
!eServIHs himself ill he should hear
what could be alledgrd in answer 10 it,
ami trusting that 4 satisfactory explana-
ton would be given
The petition, which was then brought
up and read, contained lille more in sub
stance than had been already stated in
the remarks of Mr.. hamilton.
Ito he continued
CATHOLICS QUtSTIoN.-LordH He
land stated, IN the House of Peers laSl
night, that IL was the intention ofthc Earl
OF Donoughmore, 10 present The Peli
tons ot the iriSl, Catholics on the 4lh OF
May next, and on;Iiat day, 10 bring be.
fore the House the claims Of the Catholic
Body in ireland. The same question
stands Tor discussion in the House o
Commons, upon Mr.. Gra,,an's motion
Tor the eth inst.
PRlzES.-The wife of a laboring man
named Joseph Richardson, of Cooksev
near Broomsgrove. Warwickshirr, wa.
Delivered last Tuesday week, of FOUR
c,ildren at one birth, all girls. They are
likely 10 live, and tue mother is going OF
well The poor mans wages are los pei
week, and he has three children i'm addi.
ton 10 the above.
fRANcE.-The genuine. old nobility
oil France seem not TO be excluded from
The legislative assembly, by the new laws
OF elections. Its operation was expected
10 be otherwise.
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DOMESTIC.
sssssssssss.
INDIAN MASSACRE

a letter from Yincenncs, dated April 8.
gives tie followiHg account Of recent
Indian massacre in that vicinity
g | Witnessed terrible scene some mo.
mems since. a gentleman by The name
OF Mccall, an associate Judge Of our couyi.
has Just been murdered by some or 4
Miami Indians. The cart which bears
bin is yet within sight Of ny door his
wife SITS behind him, ia The altitude. and
WITH all the appearance Of despair, accom-.
panied BY lcI two children.
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prevent The state Of Missouri from exer-
ciSlng the same power over her domesti,.
policy which other states have exercised ?
Citizens, be tranquil. Your propcrt, is
~ No danger. The stale convention vii
assert Your rights. The nicsl distinguish.
ed statesman of the republic, Mr.. CLAY.
Nr.l-owndes, and many others will sun,
port theni and The efforts OF some New
Esiaud men TO heisenerous atyour ex-
pense will fail OF their object.
~. Louis Enquirer.
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:" Father OF mercies, how horrible a
sight! The very erbeforc me appears
TO be sprinkied With blood These lndi-
ans are around Us every hour. expect
nothing less than hostile visii from ihrai
shortly. They complain very loudly of
government, and OF some of lis officers.
1t they were dogs should really com
miserate them"
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BY The arrival OF The schooner lydia.
Capt. barley, o days from ST. Augustine.
we learn that some Of his Catholic Ma
lesiy's bigoiled subjects are as much a.
larmed at lIle idea Of being redpced 10 cj-
tizens of a Republic, as they would be il
they were 10 he brought under ,hc DO
minlon Of Satan! Many were preparing, 10
move TO Havana bn not bring ignorant
Of the increased value OF Their lands and
houses, which their misfortune had occs~
stoned, lies demanded SUCH high prices
for them - 70 cOuioU-4 spectators l.afa
lille. For 0or pan, wc besu''t risH tn.
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sJ-A Teacher JVanfeoI.

EHE gentleman who al preseBt pTesides over hin.
widdie Academy intending TO leave II Isl October
next, the trustees will receive proposals for a person
10 succeed him that time until Isl September pext
when selection III be made. Satisfactory testimcnias
will he repaired.
assistant, have heretofore amounted sixteen cie
teen hundred dollars year, aud IL WILL il believed
Continue To he equally profitable in future under the
care Of capable teacher. The situation high. aud
particularly heatlythe building sspaCious, contain
ing seven rooms 10 which are attached the necessary
onthonses for the comfortable accommodation OF
family.
II Letters addressed to Gen. JOHN PEGRAM and
forwarded 10 the post office Dinwiddie Courthouse
will he attended to.
July 10. 2I..rtlS
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En- Rent nr Lease

A No possession given the 18th Of November next.
"a that large aud commodious establishment tor "a
TAVERN ~ the town Of Danrilie, Va formerly oruu-
pied by Thomas Barrett dec. aud al present by William
fwins ESQ. II is situated the centre OF the town
on high hill, which circumstance rendeis II both
comfortable and healthy The size OF the house is ~
ny 81 feet, stories high, divided in separate apart
ments, which renders II very convenient IL has very
large aud elegant hall ROOM surpassed perhaps Wy
ah' "a the stae-fn excellent garden, ice house aud all
other necessary out buutes.
should this establishment not he rented privately on
or before The iSt dry Df OcfOber neat " will on that
da' be rented to the highest bidder the premises
For terms, apply to ih; subscriber, living witlup one
mile Of Dansille. DANiLL SULLIVAN.
ynlN 20.
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i"N, 'ieN unN knowledge Oi ii SINGLE
use row within the the city. Tie hun
'iings IN which the before ~ p'."u = ga
rs occurred. have been carefully cleanStd,
wsilewaShe'i, anil ventilated. III, in
hahi'an', throughout philadelphia are
generally healthy and il is hoped that
ne proHpt eNrr,i"nS which have brrh
taken 10 remove The .'ausrs of he lac
alarm, and 10 couuieract any renewal ct
The disease will ensure Ia W. the remain
deroi the season passed in The enjoy meui
OF that general state ofh-alih, With " hirh
an overriding Providence has been pleas
ed 10 bless cur city for MANY years.
Signed by order OF The Board.
JOHN CLAYTON, President.
SAMUEL EMLEN, Jr. Sec'iy.
JACOB DlIkMAN, NJ. ID.
y. Is. The weekly reports of deaths
in Ibis city and It's liberties, mad. ty
the Board, nay be implicitly relied on
az A. turate
The following is an extract of letter from
young Physician in Philadelphia to his friend
IN Richmond
Within IA few days we have had six or
eish, well sscerIaimed eases OF yriiow ferer.
-Four certainly, anal report SANS 1--we az sin
have proved fatal. DIR. Griffith says the,
are as malignant, cases as he ever saw in
1874 or 96, and his op,nioH is confirmed
bN nr. Parrish AND others"
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POLITICAL ECONOMY.

30 TuE EDITOR OF TnE ENouIRER.
SIR-Should NoH thiuk the enclosed COM
municaiion worthy ola place im your paper.
or Thai - may be likely 10 elicit such remarks
ua the scheme proposed As mdy adapt II 60 the
o., peCuilar situation OF the times, the puh!
cation Thereof viii uDiige one who has 40 o.
tier ~ .' but to contribute las slender all 10
Prov. NEEDY tor the evils under which we
NOW subts. CIFiS.
TIE TINES.
The gloom .l,tH has oversprcad The
commercial world a',i society IN general,
sccms 10 become id,hcr and DARKER inan
ven the most ar,ui anticipation, could
have y injured 10 predict, so much 30 in
ircd, thAi contemplation oi tive future
aust h!l lnc minl 81 cv,ry rejecting
nan viii alarming appr IL nslous.
Having ait"uiNrh pcrusri aHd consi.
tered lic rcpnrl ~ Ihc COMMITTEE 81 Par
.dmrr on ihc euhisti oi ''r rrsunpiinn
81 specie payments, as detailed Ia youi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

= ihs directions "i George Winston. ava pursnani
- 10 Gr-d 81 rnst exc hIed by William q. Mary
dated the zith DAY "t June iST and recorded In me
ce'ks oIbrt y tirlrc" county court We UiIi sell ON
Tue p riLses al pnbC anction the hghrs dd,t ,r
ready money, on Tuesday tie iTfh a0y ~ p, n month
(irgHSf) ave hall acre LOIS OF GROUND m Heutiro
count! ia The vIcinitJ Of Richmond, (uear Sb,dt,wu
noIr pSr'ic"iaD n' sciibed III the above reced deed
or much thereof shall he SUFFICIENT 10 pa, ihr
""ahce que hhder the Aforesaid deed with the interest
ana charges that ma, have accrued thereon.
JAMES BROWN jr. q d W. COLEMAN
JAW 10. FL ids Ttn.,.ss 80