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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23
500 acres of land for y0fe

N The county Of Goochlaud, within or miles OF
II James river, anJabout sc from Richmond on Lick
nghoie creek; which contains from so acres low
grounds, heavily loaded with timber and very rch..
said land well adapted TO plaster aud suitable the
culture OF tobacco, corn and small grain and lies we'll
lit contains considerable portion of first obac
co land TO cut also some excellent pianurea lots.
considerable portion of the cleared lard has been
Tended foT several years, nor pasiured aud being
closed, renders u IN good situation to prepare for
wheat or other grain. The wood land is saicientlr
loaded with timber To support the place-On which
good dv cling hous. with cellar the whole size
necessary ont houses barns, stables, &C. threshing
machine, and never falling spring. IT is thought said
pace would be an excellent stand for public house
as IT touches the main road-l also has IL apple
orchard OF well selected choice frnit which Is
TO be the most productive and hest in the
~ besides otLer good fruit dstiiiery three
stiils and two COED ones in it, with good worms,
The house but of stone, with liquor store attached
makes IL complete distiery. Also MILL, the wall
OF which is OF stone, and contains CoogRe
Burr stones, which Is said by all tbe neighbors
SUFFICIENT TO support the place by TOLL Every person
acquainted, knows that Goocbland peculiarly adapted
TO healthy situations.
The subscriber will treat with puic aser and MI
Edmund Anderson, Of Richmond. is fully autheIizcdto
sell said land and will shew the any person who
modatng say third in hand the balance in an.
nnal instruments az may he agreed the balance to
be secured by deed IN trnst the land, peTsonai
security. An nneoubted title will he made by
CHARLES YANcEY, OF Aibemarle.
r. 5. SAID land he rented the present year....
ibe lana not tendedis not TO be paslured. C.. D..
Feb. Is. q0.sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

NJ EGRoES AT AUCrIoN.--wiii he sold at public
~ auction, on Thursday, the 25th Instant il
iar, II not on The ffst fair day thereafter twenty as
nkeiy yonng NEGROES as any IN Vitgna--anongsl
tnen IL males between aud 81 years OF aee the ba
uoe Jonhg ienaies the Oldest about 81 years DID,
he sale viii he made for cash. aud will commence nj
IL O'Clock IN the day above mentioned in front of the
once oil HERON, SlNToN 4 CO.
Feb. p. AZ ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

"BErrRR NOT"
Wbene'rr zee an honest wight
Whose haIns are crowded DER
Clubbing sinlJ,i2r's dizzy n.icht
it search at something more--
Leaving his wifc sud childree dear.
And yoan;Dg 81 his lot.
] fam woull wh,suer In his ear
Dear Bill you'a" ssrrEK MOTT"
II In NY walks chance TO lind
youth OF talents rsre
Destroying body, sonl aud mind,
- To drown uitliBe care
The rose decaying ON bis cheek,
si"ated. nltby sot;
l-~ruld that heaven itself would speak,
aud say ycn'd" BETTER NoT.'
%hrRe'cf hear my uncle Tim
At cousin Isaac swear,
Ipsj he viii lake the Idap of him
ny all the possss that are;
Eethnks 'iwcfe'hest Tor him TO try
Ana seti.e on the spot,
Lest both, too late, should ysinly sigh,
Alas we'd" BErrkR Nor"
Take care, my charming, rural maid!
Ifrst not tn, luycI'S arms
For know, Thy sex are most BETRAYED
Wheh most their beauty charms
AIe'ugh he promise smooth and fair,
.stows may he forgot
Although he OF HIS love declare.
Delr vtit Vnh'ust pICTEn Nnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

N wednesday, the I'D Dec. last, the subscriber dis
~ patched MATTHEW BRANCH, then acting as
miller at Royaon Mills. with two istters-tbe as-
dressed 10 Benjamin Hatcher, Esq of Manchester COW
efne i've hundred and my dears in bank bills the
other to Col. Wilson C. Nicholas, Richmond, covering
blank note for five hundred doliars--The one 10 Col
Nicholas was delivered the other not, Branch
mas not since rctnrned-Hevas seen in Richmond The
Thursday and Friday following; since which time he
has not been heard FROM. Cir instances render II
pfooahie that he has pundeTed the contents Of the et
ter, and is gone of TO Kentucky.
Branch is slim, well formed man, nearly six feet
high; of fair complexion. light hair, grey eyes which
have reddish cast round the edges of the whites his
nose is somewhat crooked, which will be plainly urr-
ceived upon close examination he has a smiling coun-
enance and white teeth these he exposes when epeak-
Ing tie is quite garruous, and would be apt detect
himself il Judiciously questioned. He rode slim
black horse, or years DID, about 10 inches
hieh has remarkable spot his left flank with ktie
OF no hair on it, which appears TO he the effect OF %
scald; no white about him is recoliected he PAGES
when rode is duh without spurs and when threatened
with the whip, will recede from the stroke sidevse
rather than directly forward and when rode will.
spurs PAGES remarkably well.
The subscriber will give FIFTY DOLLARS reward
for the apprehension and conviction of the Thief and
7WeAy Dollars for returning the horse, with ali fe,-
sOnabie expenses. WEI. Il. GILES
Wiewam. (Amelia county, Jan. %. Stiff
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QUESTION TO FINANCIERs.

FROM CORREsPON DENT.
II Is estimated that there are from, ten 10
fifteen million Of dollars, in specie. in all tie
banks OF the United States. Suppose FIVE
millions required for the United States Bank
and branches, the remaining ten millions must
be divided amongst 300 banks.
The AsiatIc commerce, by the report Of the
committee on coinage, exported last year
twelve millions, seven of which the Bank of
the United States imported. Suppose the
China, Java and Bengal merchants only with.
draw six millions in 1919, holo are the banks TO
arotd sHspeadiag specie payments!
" Il estimated that the solvent banks have
nov 80 millions of notes out; aud that they
nave debts due TO them OF $50 milioaS. II
the banks, for self preservation, curtail 20 per
cent. must not almost all tie currency be iohh.
drdicn dld the merchants becoHIe bamETRpt, and
all domestic produce fpH for ,cant IF purchasers?
The banks by making currency mere plen-
uful, emaucjpatcd farmers from Scotch mer
chants. hust We not depend on European
merchants here, when our own shall be OK.
tiurtf
Every month we learn Of INCREASING failures.
aud OF angmeu tug disttesses: is there no
remedy Is there no temporary relief admis.
Sible, similar 10 That spcccsSfni one adopted
10y Mr.. Ptt, WHO cNtricated merchants from
difficulties bya supply Of exchsquer blis'
Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

\ aND tOk SALE.-Will he sold for cash, $50 acres
A OF Hood Land belonging 10 the estate Of Maior
lho Whiams dec on The LIST day Of MQrck at the la
verB OF Mr.. Jas. Hamlet, In the e. end Capbe
county. This land is adjoining Mr.. Martin Heucock
and Mr. James hamlet. presume any person inclin.
cd to purchase will first view the land. ANY further
nescIIpli" is useless. ID. 6. WILLIAMS, Ex'or.
REDO R7..tds
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Ore Hundred Doifars Reward.

DANAwAY on the 2qd of December Iast from the
Ia subscriber, living in the upper end Of Goochiand
county, near Coiuipbia, negro mau named JOHN
commonly called John Td1uer-of light complexion
somewhat approaching that Of dark muiatte about
10 years Of age; by profession tanner aud shoemaker
about feet or inches high, stoHt made and rather
inclined to he fat Inns full round face bs nose he
tween bis eyes is very hat has an engaging connie.
nance When spoken to, aud answers questions adroitly
II prespnabe he has procured free papers aud may
call himself Charles Barnett aud will endeayer TO gel a
passage on board Of vessel for the northern states
will give the above reward IL taken without this state
in any jail. and giving notice thereof SO that get
bm again GEO: w. M'LEiN.
Feb. O. az n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

Steam, Boats far .NnIe-


Co.. The Steamboats, EAGLE AVID
a NEW JERSEY, will he offered
S.S-Pe at publcsac at Bowly's Wharf
ftsskss-E-5ssSs.5ttSR in the city of Baltimore, on
ssS g gfG Monday, the LIST day Of March
nerf, at O'Clock ia the after
noon, with all their equipments, BEDS furniture &c.
&C. They have both powerful engines almost new ON
the most approved pah Bolton and wait ON the low
pressure the New Jersey has copper boilers very thic
ard the Eagle iron boilers, also very thick The
sey is aumitedto .eequal NJ speed TO steamboat
the Chesapeake Bay and the Eagle is much nferi-
OF TO her in speed They are both completely copper
ed. and are ready 10 commence immediate operations
they have three cabins, large, comfortable and elegant
They have been huft Of good materials. The Eagle
would suit shallow navigator she is ofligh draught
OF water The Jersey has not heavy draught of water
but draws few inches more than the Eagle.
he terms Of sale will be, credit third If the
purchase money for six months; another third nine
months aud the residue in twelve months with
on each from the day Of sale Notes with approved
dorsers will he required. These boats will positively
he sold without reserve bargain may therefore be
expected in them; they will he sold separately.
BRlSCOE K PARTRIDGE,
Jgents for the OwRers.
Baltimore, Feb. q. SS..(altds
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- WHEELER tenders his thanks TO the public GENE.
Ne rally aud his friends in particular, for the liberal
encouragement received While member OF the house of
wheeler x fiebenor, and informs them that he has re-.
commenced COACH-MAKING in all it's various branch
es, on the lot below adjoining occupi,d
oy wheeler & Iichenor.S Wheeler matters hnselfthat
fom bis long experience in Newark In addition 10 thai
OF ehnond he will be enabled to his work in
ne neates' and strongest MANNER and pledges himself
that no attention shall he wanting on his part tn Give
general satisfaction TO such may him with their
patronage. lie nov has on hand afew diminished coaches
and gigs. which can be finished az short notice aud
trimmed ~ style TO suitthe purchaser.
November 20. ~ foNf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

NloilcE.-Ihe subscriber wishing 10 sell bis tTact
OF LAND, whereou he now resides, Containing u
bon, 600 acres hing ia the county OF ON
he waers OF wiiliss aud Tnmgqnarter efseks about
miles south Of buckingham court honse IL mites west
OF Cara, aud Is miles southwest of New Canton and
Virginia hus--aiso, about IS miles from Richmond
ann aD""t 80 miles from Lynchbnrg. The land is well
calculated Tor corn, wheat aud toDaceo, and weir I'M
proved IN all respects as to dwelling houses and all
sinds OF cut houses. Terms one ihird dawn two an
huai pa, inenis for the balance. Any person wishing TO
we" Tue same lasd viii app, to the subscriber, living
ON the same, and will show the +
BENJAMIN HOOPER.
rtD o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

NOtice u SurUeg0rs Of RO0ds and CRderlakeTs ~
BrfdgeS and C0nSen0gs.
THE proprietor OF the stages running from Richmond
to Charlottesville, has given Insuu TO the
commemorative attorBies and prosecutors in the
cut aud county conrts through which The stages p3ss
OF The shameful Situation Of the stage roads, and fthe
roads are not immediately opened 80 feet vide and
wei smoobeS," as the law diTectsat least fee ffeB
all instructions Of stumPs roots, grnbs. trees, limbs
rocks, stones euJlies holes RUS guicksanas and qusg
niTes information will be given the grand iury az
every quarterly term. aud circuit IN the 6nereDf
countless throughout the year. until the pr in
coed ofder.Now is the lime, while the Winners fTos,
has softened and seliorated the earth to nil up the
holes futs, gullies, quioksands and qnaguiies and
form the road into some turnpkes. for the sr
10 make hard and permaneBt.1bc fire BY late act OF
The GeneIa Assembly OF Virginia is from 10 $50 for
not keeping the reads in repair and the judges of the
ctcuii court Ia each county have concurrent in.
fisdirton with The county courts In the subject OF
Tic f1ads. hope the surveyors of roads undertakes
Of bridges and sauseways will accept OF this fiendls
iBtinstion put the undersigned to tine disagree
able necessity Of Informing against them and tetn.
selves TO the expense OF He and costs bit do their dny
Otherwise. they will be immediately proceeded sqalns,
agreesby 10 isw, as they nov paid per diem for
working the road, aud 81 course will he without eS
cnse OF apology when brought before the courts aud
gsna lures. EDWIN PORTER & CO.
ftp. 10 pt..qt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

The subscribers having associated themselves togsth-
er under the bTm Of DUNAL & m'KiLDOE. will con
tinue the <ffofAecary& Drug business at The stand
lately occupied by James m'Kidoe & Co.--They have
on hand and iDten9 keepiDga very general assortment
which they sell on accommodating terms.
PHILIP DUVAL, jr.
Jan H. SO..l9t JAMES MEILDOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23
Blank Book Manulactoru Improrcd

u oBERT DtSILvER-At his old esta6ii. ned Blank
Book Mandatory, No. no. Walnut street. has just
completed an assortment of BLANK BOoks-- and has
IN store 1000 reams foolscap paper No. aud p royal
mediua, aud DENT writing paper medium cord paper,
green and yellow and quantity OF medium bieltiug
paper; English parchment ruled and riaiu; 100 dozen
sheep skrs, suitable for law himdng.
Also, on hanu, variety al Masonic Aprons and an
assortment Of Masonic booSs-Ail of which will he sold
ON reasonable terms for cash, OF approved psper-A
Few copies Of the Citizens and Masonic ALMANACs
remaining on hand.
Philadelphia, Feb Is. NJ ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

l'hk copaitnershp heretofore existing under ihe
IL firm OF James jf'kiLdoe q Go. was dissolved on
the Isl install persons having claims against the
tate concern. will call OH DagdS NPKikdOe for pay
men, and those indebted, will please make payment
10 them. JAMES M'RlLDOE.
=
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Central Hotel-CAarloaesrii,e.

GEORGE w. KtNs0LvlNG-Bas the pleasure OF
~ iatorming bis friends and the public, that he has
taken the stone house In the town Of Charlottesville
lately occupied by George Tuner, where, from the
late large addition To the house. aud hs own
to please, he hopest give general satisfacuss.
Feb. q. 90 vaws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

Mr.. Lowndes has estimated. ~ lis teport
on COIN that the specie in the Uritef States
nsionnts 10 twelve millions Of dofars By a
report from Canton, in CHINA. annually made
TO this government ~ appears that ne import
% dollars 10 American vessels, during the last
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100
S210
IRecOrdeT.

Negroes at AUCTION nFou dcTedi Of IL months
hN Thursday, the Iifa dfarch. at IL O'Clock the
" SLAVES in tho PenneHtiary reprieyed for
transportation, will be sold before my auction door
upon credit Of IL months-PuIClaseTs 10 give bond
with security TO he approved BY the Executive for the
payment purchase for conveying them the linn
us OF the Uned States, and complying Rih The iaw..
The negtOes valuable aud may he seen at the Pen
Tertiary until the day of sale.
By order ofthe EfecafiUe Of PirgiRia.
Feb. 80. 3..tGs ROBERT GAMBLE auct'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

ma AkSHAL'S StLE.-P Pursuant to decree OF The
A superior court OF chancey for the district of viii
hahsourg, PRONOUNCED attbe june session, 1918 in the
case 81 Peck aud Others against cngass-w be sold
10 me highest bidder, for ready money the I3t day
81 MGreh hsrt, before the tavern OF Robert RanSoue
ia the county OF Gloucester, tract Of LAND the
sara county, near the Olive Branch Westinghouse, con
tanning oil acres, more or iesS. with the h0uses AVID i'm
pfovements thereon. no: LIVELY D. 81
for b. ". Pryor, ~. ~. G. d. G.
feb. IL. p2..f2tiws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

"A LII persons who have CLAIMS against tbe estate Of
"a JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired to make
them known TO us without delsythaif found correct
they may be speedily those Indebted Ia
me estate, are solicited TO pay what they owe With as
te oray as conveniently can he, as DESTROYS Of
paying the several legaces Of our testator as exped
tiOuslJ as possible. JOHN RICHARD
PETER J. CHEVALLGR,
Executors Of Joseph Cattego dec.
August 29. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

MARSHALL sALE.-Pnrsuaht In decree. OF the
superior court Of chancery for the district of viii
liamsbufg pronounced at the October session 1916 In
the case OF Garnet vs.. Micou-w he sold TO the high
est bidder for ready money, the 9fh doy of March
neit before the tavern of Robert RaTsome in the coun
~ OF Gloucester one tract GLAND in said county
containing fism $50 to 900 acres be the same more or
less. ROBERT LIVELY, d. II.
for s.. ". Pryor, ~. ". C. ID.
rem a. SO. .(2l6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

STRAYED OR SrOLEN-out of Messrs. Hodges *
~ Anderson's stable, in the city of Richmond some
time in January, TWO SORREL HORSES. The LARGEST
mas white streak down his face. They are both
ncked. The small horse is exreisely well hickcd,
with haxen name and taii...l will give Ten Dollars
for either Of them; or TWENTY DOLLARS Tor both
horses. The small soErel is generally tame in one of
his bind legs Any Information given 10 Messrs Hode.
es 81 Anderson, will he atiended To-
CHURCHILL ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23
King Queen, Feb. Is. ~ - o 'S ea..,f

NOTICE. am under the painful necessity of fore
l. warning the public against trading with my SON
Thompson ". BionRt, on my account. or paying him
any money that may be due me- he is under ag and
moi authorized ny me TO transact ahy business my
account-iwiil not pay an, debts ofhis contracting
THOMPSON BLOUNr, sen.
PowhGtan county, Feb. 10. OIL. .I2)lwSv6s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

A ANDS FOR SALE.--will be sold on JhursdoV the
~ iSth d0y Of W0rch ne1k, if fair, ifna, the next
tair day. at public auction, my house, in the upper
part Of SOocbland county, TWO VALUABLE TRACTS
OF LAND :-OBe lying va The said county, on the Liz.
tie Byrd creek, adjoining HE lands OF Mr. George To-
Ter, MI George SOuthworlb, aud others, containing
about z7O acres which 10 comfortable dwelling
house, barn, and other bonses asd also very good
apple orchard There are about 30 81 lowgfOuns
now RECLAIMED belonging to this tfact Of prime quail.
~ The o.hef tract, Of 200 acres, Is situated if
the said county, the crssk adjoining be lands
OF MI. Dudley Ragland and others; has on IL dwell
ing house. barn, aud other necessary out houses
about 10 acres Of this tract lowgTouuds The soil
OF both tracts Is of ine quality well adapted 10 the
culture Of corn, wheatand tobacco and with sucb
oHndation as BE- thought rendeTs them easily suscepi
Die Ol great IMPROVEMENT from clover aud plaster.
GOOD ana sufficient proportion Ofeach tract sH woods
and both well enclosed. he aTst frec Is about six
sHd the other about four miles James fiverAHy
person disposed TO purchase, Ne shewn the lands
on arptcaUon, by The sulfsrfi teT or b. Vim. Gertee
tr.tesiding tie first mentioned The terms
are, one third cash third ON the first DAY Of DE-.
eenber next and Tie balance twelve months tbereaf.
ter The purchaser giving bprd With approved secnry
ana deed "i trust on The property paacir-
~ paymen Possession To be given the ist day of Jan.
vary next. Wm. GEORGE.
rem 20. al..ot
F'HE subscfihefs have qualified % executors al te
late Nr..Ia4fs HeVdcrsoH, 81 siiiiatnsinrs.
lbej rrqne all sons having claims against The estate
70 ma them SHOWN TO VIM. Browne attorney vii
bamssurg aud those indebted 70 make speedy paymen
I" either Of the executors.
". BROWNE,
Jso. ~. 5f-,wsw' ALBX'R BROWNE. ( hAo's'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

RTirtne OF a deed in trust OF record in fIenrico
county eenrt, bearing date 12th June, 1917, from
NJ h. Thomas. gwen secure the payment of certaim
monies due 10 e. Crenshaw, SHALL on Saturday me
ofa ddy 81 March, IN front of ths suction room Of Re
Gamble and under his management sell to the highest
bidder, for cash. the following PROPERTY viz =
said Thomas's undivided half OF acres
hdwatd Clark, subject TO the payment Of g I2t--bs
haof2t acres purchased of Nancy Withdrawals half
oi Is acres, purchased Of John Oakciy-and SLAVES
Either aud The above named tracts are m
Henrico county. The title papers will be shewn and
mere particular description given on the day Of .ae
tee. WILLIAM BYRD CHAMRRNTsyNE
rev. III. S9..(2)tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

WANTED MMEDIATELY--At Newingtou Acade
W my, Gloucester county, YOUNG MAN, well
qualified to teach, correctly, English GRAMMAR geo
graphy with the OF the globes and The clements Of
geometry.For particulars, we refer them to Col John
Lewis, or Edward b. S. Cary, the legislature.
Jan.lo. 7e..u THE TRUSTEES.
GPANlSH HIDES.-We shall receive in . fee DAYS
~ 5000 very prime Buenos Ayres OK hiDES-which
Willie sold on reasonable terms at our store.
Dec az. 7O..u EkLSTON x PLEASANrS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

MOfiCE....The subscriber alone is authorized 10
= receive The outstanding debts due 10 The lac con.
ccrn ~ LYLE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS, bayigp bern an
pointed receiver thereofy the superior court chaucfry
for The Richmond district n Is expected thar all pef
sens indebted 10 the said concern wiz mike immeii
ate payment, as longer indulgence cannot he afforded
bec.s 62..u SAMUEL TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

NOTICE.. wish TO sell NY tract Of LAND Iyinp IN
y Powhatan, about six miles below the courthouse
on we man road leading To- Richmond, Contrasting
tue fi0f Rock description Of the land is deemed
unnecessary as those wishing To buy will fret view the
laHd. Any proposals made and direefed 10 me AT
Lynehburg, will ne attended 10.
VINE above land be not sold before the 81 Ved1es.
o9K ~ Rareh Hert, IL viii that day be offered at
pubic austen, at Powhatan Courthouse being court
dag. pOHFET ~ SWEtSe
BEDFORD, Feb 6. 5..tds
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~ The Editors NJ the Baltimore .fueyicnn ami
phitddflphia Dc11ocrasic Press, m please teiasere
the d0ore advertisement for fro useks Ia yeir res
Pecttoe PaperS, and Iormard their 6is TO r. G. "a.
Feb 2. H5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

4 SNg HUNDRgD DOLLARS REwaRD = Runaway
- IN September last fOm Mrs. Ann Hurt near
BuIhs Bridge. n Caroline nHty, negro man nanied
ABHbHAm-Hc is about 80 years old, Is ola DARK co
ior feet 10 or inches high, With bis eye
brow, occasioued by burn when small one 81 bis
fingers disHgnred 10y spfan as to be ont Of Joint.
c i cohier and toefable COED plssierer and sverv
fond of drink. expect be 10 lurking abou Richmond
or LJnchhure. as have heard he seen ascending
The liver in boat from the former the latter place
Wi gre the above reward IL taken ont ofthis STATE
fyfg Dofiars u taken within NfgniY and delivered
70 SIC, ~ 1Ncnfg tire Doigys II taken and secured ~
s'Hie iaii 50 thsi get him again. BENZ: HURT.
tatolne roauty jan IS. 50..n
E@HN GUOBg, If -AtToRNSy At L,w-wiIi prae.
tce ~ The Inferior and sureUor courts Of Meckleu
burg ana bfanswick. fetsons placing IN his hands bn
sness, WAY rely upon strict atention to n-His resi-
de1ce 3 ~ BrursFick coust onse.
teo. -. o2..wfws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-23

ETLORtNCE COMMISSION HOLSE.-JacksoH, ~
hiNtcg 8 S0uthr0rth have warehouse at Flo.
renee A. The head Of navigation On the Tennessee river
ready fsf The reception OF ana such other afi
eles, domestic and foreign maJ be consigned em
Ihey viii purchase cotton and tobacCo and sell dry
gopds aud groceries salt and provisions
for those who may favor them with their custom.
\. b. salt yery much wanted at present.
Florence. Dec. gT.Gon