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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
CORRELLI'5
Vegetable Oil for the Hair,
PREPARED BY J. DORETY.

THIS composition of the vegetable and ESSEN
rIAL OILS is the result Of frequent experiments
and has been approved by long experience. lt
gives nev life 10 the hair when il becomes dead
eued by wetting, exposure, sickness or age keeps
the head clean from scurf, and assists the healthy
action which alone presents lively curls or brilliant
looks. The hair is vegetable which requires
and repays attention as much as any other. Ear
" badness might frequently be prevented by
udicious use of this proper aliment-
nf) Aug. s., 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11

LAS taken the Store next door b.,ov, A.,
RonrRr BovD, E.sss.es Street where he of
eFs Tor sac genera assortment of
English, French, India and -Amcr.
icap GOODS, VIZ
SupERFlN2 snd common BaoApcr oru.
Douo'e m'ied and common CAssInrags
u h"e and coioured Fznneis
One ba.e Rose Blankets
Tw, bates &forsed Bo.nbszetts
Queen Co b.
Devonihire Kerfeys
Veitings-Rztinetts
figured Bombsxe,ts
Grerniey shirts and Drawers
Iuihl' -Coatings-Swanskins
rguted and plain Nankin and Canton Grapes
Green Canton Grape
Back and white Italian Grape
triin Linens
L.sen C4mblics
Long Lawns
Cotton Cambrics
Cambris Mullins
PAN Leno. Book and Fancy Mu.Ius
Imitation aud Printed ShawIs
"a Cashmere Shawls
Sinchaw and Ssrsneu Lutrings
Back Florence Lulrings
Green Figd Bonnet Silk
Six and Ta5by Viewers all colours
Flag Bandanra, Black Silk and Fancy Hand.
kerchief, q
Cacoes, Ga Gnghams
India Calicoes
silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Russia and American Diaper
Large Assortment Of Ribbands
Camoric and Common Dlmo<iss
Six, Beaver anc X Gloves
Mems lack and Mixed Wors,ed Hose
Wouieas Back and Slate Do.
Linen Check
Ga IA and "a Table LiRea
IA Cotton Dzn2sk
Black Bombazine
SteAm Loom Shirungs
White and Fig d Muslin Cravsts
Back Silk Lace
American G-inghams--Sheetings-
Shirtings- Bedtickings- Sat
tinetts-Threads, &c
Sept IL II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11
PHILOSOPHY AND CHRISTIANITY
By Or. Mott, President Of The Schenectady (NY.l
EnUeOe

tOHcScs
Philosophy confines its views to this world
principally. IL endeayors to satisfy man with
the greyeIling joys OF earth till he returns to
that earth from which he was taken Chris
'anily takes nobler fight. Her course is
objected towards Immortality. Tnther she
conducts her yotary, and never forsake. him
till, having introduced him 10 the society Of
angels, Size fixes his eternal residence among
the spirits 81 the Just. Philosophy can only
heaye sigh, longing sigh after immortality.
Eternity 10 her isian unknown waste, in
which she scars on conjectures trembling
wing. --A5ove--beneaih- -around--is an IN
fdhomable void !; and doubt, uncertainty, or
despair, are The result of all her inquiries
Christianity, on the other hand. having fur
nished all necessary information concerning
life, with hrm and undaunted step crosses
death narrow isthnus, and boldly launches
forth into that dread fuiuriiy which borders on
il. Her path is marked with glory. The once
hsrh g. dreary region ligneus as she approach
IS IL and benIgnly smiles as she passes over IL.
Faith follows where she advances, till reach
ing the summit Of the everlasting hills, an IN
known scene in endless varieties of loyiness
and beauty presents itself, over which the
ravished eye wsnders without a cloud 10 dim,
or limit to obsruct its sight 10 the midst
Of ibis scene, rendered luminous by The glory
which covers il; the city-lhe paace-ihe
throne Of God appears. Trees OF life wave
their ambrosial tops around it, rivers OF saliva
ton issue from beneath il; before its angels
touch their harps Of living melody and saints
in sweet response breathe torth.to the listen
ing heavens their grateful songs. The breezes
Of paradise wafl the symphony, and the pend
ing sky direc.s il 10 the earth The redeemsA
olthe Lord catch The distant sogn-. AMI feel
sudden rapture 'Ts.she Voice Of departed
triendshiP--frieadshig, si.e loss OF which they
mourned on cath, but which they are now
assured will be restored in lhe heavens, from
whence voice is heard to say, fear not
death cannot inJJre you through IFS chill man.
SION. grace will conduct You .? to glsry, We
wait your arrival, haste: therefore, come away
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-11
MISCELLANY.
Savings Institution.
Extracts fran DR.. Nichols address

Extracts fran DR.. Nichols address.
There are but few labourers among Us who
pay less than fifty cents week, which a.
mounts 10 a fraction over seven cents day,
for ardent spirits, tobacco. cigars, &c. In
stead of spending this for that which is net
bread, place il in the Savings Bank AT Ave
per cent. compound interest The rate alIowed1
IT will amount, IN Ave years, TO l46, dollars
and 48 cents in Ten years, 70 335 dollars and
"a cents in fifteen years, to SIS dollars and
93 cents IN twenty years, to 83l dollars and
liz cents in thirty years, to I76l dollars and
80 cents. How much would this sum i'm
prove the condition Of many among US, at the
age Of fifty years ! But the saving in health
and morals. by thus disposing of this money,
would in all human probability be of To-
calculably greater va'...*
Srhe important advantages which the people
Of this vicinity may derive from The Savings Bank
lately established in Salem, may be inferred
from the following remarks made by Mr.. Clo-
quhoun in the British Parliament o. similar insti-
tutions.--'' ! conceive. the Provident Banks
would give the community at large, what would
be Inost invaluable ia society provident habits :
that the pride Of having money, in the bank.
and the advantage arising from having the inter-
est, would induce many persons to put IN small
sums. that werld otherwise spend them. This
has been found to be the practical effect and a
very, slight knowledge Of human nature will shew
that when q man gets on little in the world, he
is DESTROYS Of getting on little further " The
London Quarterly Review adds, . So certain is
the growth Of proyident habits, that it has been
said, that if a journeyman lays by the first five
shillings, his fortune was mads.n Salem Gasefte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
For London.

ShARs For London
.Sssa5.g TO the address OF Messrs. JOHN
GiLLiAr and Son the superior New York ship AfohaUk
Capt Nichols, will commence loading at Warwick I'M.
mediaely the greater part cargo being
she viii meet with dispatch For freight OF 100 hhds
With the liberty OF consignment, which will he taken ON
very moderate terms, apply Ia WILLIAM GiLLiAT.
IFHO Has FOR Sale
IL bales Of Cough & Braithewate's napt coitons al
iast years priceS boxes Al Irish linens well assert
ed; box sbcet'Egs, and box diapers imported d
rect from Dnhil case ladies aud geutlemens gloves
low priced-I care double miiled drab cloths and cas-
SEPT. Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
BEV. ". PNGNE, 2 -
JuIy ~ o., .1
JuIy25.

NOTICE. iKUSgEES' SALE.-Un diOndGV me IN
~ ddy OF OcfObGr Herf. will be sold At public AUG.
t0n iTlth"u reserve. uu the pTenises al ~ O'CLOCK
THE HOUSE AND LOT latey Btcupitd nv Adar9
Murray, nov ~ The occupancy ~ James Wallace being
lot No. J2l....HOUSE AND LOT No. $50 adioini1e
I. Potts's Wdrehouse....aud HALF TIE TENEMENT
on The Main street occupied by W. & f Dickinson
hiso on the ~ - day, tiReSd0y tie 5h d0y ~ Ocfg
be) At II O'coca, II tbe store Of 8essrs. Tonpkin,
ana Murray, superior quality Old MADEIRA WINE.
IN deuIOhns quarter CASKS hIds. aud pipes nport ed
10 The 1915 and 1916 ~ whole and I52 nail Res
manufactured TOBACCO $50 boxes (of 100 feet eacbl
best English crown GLASS-iOXI2, I2XIl, t2Xl6 and
lfNiS PEW No. IS in the Monumental Church a
shares THEATRE SrOCK, on which : 200 are due ia
shares hechanicsyiiie TURNPIKE s'rOCK on Which
3 2j0 have heen paid.
Aud on Fridag me I5tf dag If OctoJer, attn ocIk
on the premises, TIE HOUSE And LOT now occupied
by John Ionpkins on street, heHg lot No 5nB-aIso
the following ELEGANT FURNITURE. viz. ? Brussels
carpets. window curtains, heor cioth, sidebosrd
2hquor cases, 81 mahogany chairs, hair bottnms-an,
liable Furniture, consisting Of elegant cut glass sve
plate, &C. &C. &c.
- FERNS liberal ,asd made known on the days Of sale
=. n. NICHOLAS, Trustees q
BY order OK RICHARD ANDERSON, TofupkinS
lEDMUND TAYLOR, Jr. & Hnrrgg
MONCURB, ROBINSON & PLEASANTs, 1nct'ys
August 3. rs IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
The AnmunI NIeetiuD

IHe annual 1ieetimg
4 F tie stockholders In the ROANOKE NAVIGATION
~ COMPANY, Will take place on the 18th Monday in
October next at Rock Landing agresaby The cbarter
of said Company.
The directors are hereby requested to meet on the
Thursday preceding that day.
ROBERT JOHNSTON, Treasurer.
Halifax, Septic 35,.I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
Personal Estate of John Lessiie. dec.

Personal Estate of John Leslie, dec.
FURNISHING of SLAVES, MULES, HORSES, &c. al
~ Summer Hill, in the county of Chesterfield, for
sale ny suctiontor CASH. ON WEDNESDAY, the 22d
dayoi the present. month (September) will be sold by
auction, al ounimer Hi the plantation of J. Leslie
dec in the county OF Chesterfield all the remaining
stock and plantation tools, consisting OF ~ mules
horses cows and sheep, carts, dray upwards Of L.
pio"ehs, l6 sets Of gear, hart"ws, &C Also Is very
valuable slaves, one OF whom is first rate carpenter
The sale viii commence al IL o'clock-=nd should
the aforementioned Gay not he fair, the sale will take
place the first fair day Terms, cash.
By order Of James Scott, exor VI J. Leslie, dec
HERON, SiNroN * co. Auctioneers.
Corn y Fodder for safe by auction for Cash
Will be added to the sale Of Mr. John Lesslies per
sena estate, at Summer Hin, on "Wednesday the 22d
INST all the crops Of corn and fodder growing w
the plantation.
By order Of James Scott, ex'or Of ]. Leslie, dec
sept. 10. ao..tds HERON, SINToN & CO. Auc'rs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
Sent. a5.td JoNN n

NOTICE. We're committed to the JAN of Toe I0un
/ iy Of Caroline, as runaways on the 9th of July
'@st, two negro men--one calling himself JOHNSON
and The other CHARLES they say they belong 10
Johnson is of dark complexion, TO black
ne rs about 2a years Of age, feet high, has mpedi
meDt in his speech, and has on pair OF blue nike
cassiAere pantaloous, blue coat and yellow Mar
seilies vest. The said Charles is also Of dark com
prNion approaching to black, about ~ years age
ieet oil inches high, well set has a scar on his ef
cheek, has on pair of striped Virginia cloth pania.
looms aud blue broadcloth coat. The owner Of SAID
negroes wh please apply for, prove property pay char
ses, and take them away, they viii he dealt with &C
CoiuIhs 10 law. OIWAY II. TOOMBS,
Aug. 81. 33..N For John 7. RdnEinS ,yuiIor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

TUE subscriber viii sell the tact n land wherein
the late Randolph Jefferson lived lying IN the cernty
~ BneSineham, on James river, opposite 10 SCOTS
Terry, and within Ten miles ~ three ufActnripe
NILS, containing between fifteen aud sixteen hundred
'cfes % which about hundred and eehyfye acres
ave loW grounds, ny late survey part of the high
lands adjoining he low ground is FIRST rate and the
balance second. third and fourth.
The terms VIII be accommodating, and NJ ade known
on application to ZACrARtiH NEVILL. Adm.
with the VIII aHnexed " Randolph
Nelson county, sept.t1. loo Jefferson dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

Ben. James Harris Il John jones,
HAVE connected themselves in the COMPASSION
= 4 BUSINESS uudeI the firm of HARRIS & JONES,
aud In that line hes offer their services to all who may
please to favor them.
Richmond, July ,. I6.Gm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
FALL GOODS

FALL GOODS.
E(ROCKEEBROUGH x HARVIE have receiyed he
Tue ships Concord and Virginia from Liverpsol and
tne hehfy Clay from London, general assortment Of
goods suitable for the fail and winter SEASONS
September ~. 40 a.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
Richmond Sept. IL.

NoTICE--Oa Friday me Isl dqy ot October merit
" ensuing the date hereof will tee exposed to public
sale Tor cash, at Goochand Courthouse quantity
ninety one acres and three iOurhs of acre land
Dehg part OF large tract of land, OF hundred and
siJ two acres aud three fouris Of an acre Of Land
Also water gristni with IFS appurtenances adjoining
SAID last mentioned tract OF LAND SO much OF the
same as will he Of vane sufficient TO raise the sum of
hye hundred and seventeen dollars eighty thres cents
principal and which amount WAS enoined by the
county court OF Goochlaud the 10th day Of May in
The year 1911 and which injunction, has since been
dissolved and that dissolution stands confirmed blythe
high court OF Chaucery for the Rchmond district and
also ny the court Of appeals and which sum- remains
nov unpaid, and due to Thomas Humphreys, assignee
Of valentine Meriweter ia part Of Duigud Minis bond
Oearns date The 18th day OF October 1905 and assign
ed to the said Humphreys by Tie said Meiwether on
The I'm October 1907 together with such further sum
as will be sufficient to discharge all interest there
on, on The DAY oi SALE and the costs and charges %
sale as Specified ia deed Of unst bearing date on lac
18th day oi October 1905 executed by Duiguid Sims
70 u.s. &c as trustees to the payment Of sundry
debts therein mentioned to the said Valentine Merweth.
eI bis heirs, or assigns amongst WhicA debts the
Aforesaid debt is one. description Of the lands and
mill, viii he gwen the day Of sale and acting AZ
trustees FOR the Denet Of uhefs will convey such
title only as is vested IN u.s. By said deed.
GEO. ". PAYNE,
NICHOLAS ~. VAUGHAN, i'us'ee''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
Richmond, sep,emberI4. s7..,ds

kNOR SALE..-.By virtue OF deed OF iiUst record
Il IN the countyoi GOochland, executed 20 us by vii
3oth ddp1fthis present month, at CayfsrSpike, for
cash. IL negroes, riding carriage, pair OF carriage
horses, aud sundry articles Of household furniture,
The above sale is made order indemnify and save
HARMLESS James d. Ferguson from the payment of n
Judgment any part thereof rendered against said
Msr and Ferguson the general court in the suit
of the CommonH eaitb VS.. them.
WILLIAM RoLLING,l
m. VAUGHAN, Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
YaluabIe Iobacro Lnnd a. lSnLe.

ESf virtue OF deed of trust executed by Henry
~ Anderson aud Sarah his wife, dated February 27th
1919 aud by the directions, aud at the request OF the
SAID Anderson, will be sold, SATURDAY the I'd Gay OF
OffoOcr nerf III front OF The Eagle Hotel in this city
tract OF lana, lying and being IN the county OF Pew.
hatan, containing 1880 acres, the greater portion OF
wbich IS considered first rate land, considerable part
Tobacco land To those who disposed vest their
iunas IN COED lands, at this time, this farm offers az
great inducements Any tract Of land ofthe size
now for sale ~ tie state, the especially when the
payment OF so large part OF the purchase money will
be postponed to- distant days.
be terms Of payment will he 1900 in cash aud III
D'Iance az /, and years, witbnut interest," the puT
chaser executing honds with approved security and a
deed OF trust on the property, the payments
WIN. B. CHAhBERLAYNE, Trustee.
September "a. 81 ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

trustees Sale Of Land d Negroes-for CASH
(f virtue of deed of trust from Thomas Macon Ter
- the benefit Of Heron, SintOu Co. bearing date the
9Th June 1917, and duly recorded the Office range
county, will he sold to The highest bidder for ready
money on Monday The first ddy Of Novembff neat
at O'Clock. II fair but not, the hour the
nrst fair day afterwards before the Auction Store of
Heron. Sinten Co. in the city Of Richmond all The
lands III the said deed OF trust consisting of
the well known estate which The said Macon resides
OF smaller tract in the neghbor hood con aiming
about $50 acres, and of still smaller of about 200
acres. The trustees consider description OF this pro-
perty supernuous. A plat of the prucinal or home
tract may be at the Office OF Heron, Sinton & Co.
Immediately after The safe OF Tee Lands and in or.
der TO RAISE the balance that he then due the said
Heron, SiRon Co. together with all expenses incurred
under The trust, will be sold for ready money also and
10 the highest bidder all the negroes conveyed nv the
sara deed the exception o such have
already sold by consent OF partes many those
ssili SO unsold, amounting upwards Of 5O as may
he necessary for the purpose aforesaid. SUCH OF the
said slaves shall he brought and put into
possession OF Tie trustees, time for the sale will
disposed OF, nearly may be convenient in families
but II sufficient number FOR the said purpose shali not
be so brought forward then and that case those not
so brought forward will he sold in body for as much
ready money may be required to make up the deii.
cienCy and on credit of eighteen mouibs as to the
balance az any of the purchase money unless ether
terms as TO such balance shall be prescribed by MIR.
Macon, at before the time of sale-the purchaser
giving note for the said balance satisfactorily endoT
sed, ans negotiable at the Bank OF Virginia.
The Trustees have no suspicion OF any defect, but
they Will, of course convey purchasers the title
only which has been vested in them by deed oftrus
neither will they be responsible the purchaser
delivery Of any of the slaves they may cell that shall
not he IN their possession at the time OF sale the pur
chaser in that will be required take The risk
obtaining possession upon himself
TIE TRUSTEES.
Richmond, SepteBberl4. s7..ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

Noffce ~ htTeDE gfUfV. tut
4 application will be made to the county court Of
C"mberland, al Septs'rber court next, 20 discoH
Time e. mach Of t0ad H SAID county called the cra
0asfier road, as extends from my taverR on ;he Car
iersriae f0a5 80 Cumberland old courthouse road.
5',rAN' THOMAS BOOkER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28


A UCrloN.. .oH WtdHesdcy, 10th October, at ten
O'Clock II fair II not, the first day theI
the PENiTENTlAkY, will be Offered at public auction
an invoice amonnung 10 is or SIS 900 worth of goods
manufactured at this institution of the following ar
cies, VICE.. Wagons carts drays; poughs of va.
rlons sizes and patterns wheat fans bnrr mill stones
OF various sizes, aud warranted best quality car
rage and gig harness, with plated aRd brass mounHgs
Wagon and cart harness machine, seine, and we'll
ropes he'd cords, leading lines aud seine lwiHc fine
and coarse shoes of almost every description large
assortment oItln ware fancy, orTameIted, cloth, fur
niture hat scrubbn. and shoe brushes wrought nails
mattresses ana quantity of domestic Clolh-sonIe
equal u any manufactured In this country.
TERaS-SlX months credit will be given for all
purchases OF $50 aud upwards notes negotiable at Ell
iber OF The banks IN this CITY, satisfactorily endorsed
will he required. UHder that sum, cash.
Thls sale, 1T is thought, well worthy OF puhlic
enilon as the goods will certainly he sold and are such
every houseke needs have been recently manu-
featured of good materials. aud faithful workmanship
large portion Of which have been exhibited for
sale at retail, and will come fresh from shops unde
the bamm.
~ rhe conditions OF sale must be complied with he
farS the goods taken away.
81. H. RICE, Agent for Sales.
Richmond Sent. tada
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
Land IN Powhatan for sale.

Land IA PoWhdtan for sale.
THE subscriber wishes dispose of or 500 acres Of
4 LAND, lying in the upper end Of the county OF
PoNha,an, helBg part Of the tract on which he re-
sides The greater pari OF the above land is woods
aud some of II FIRST rate tobacco land. As no one il is
presumed, viii prIchase without first viewing it, far
'ber description is deemed unnecessary.
HENRY sKlPwITH.
Powhatan, May II. z..u
4 N inc iSt ddS ~ DCtODer neat NH be sold To The
- highest bidder on the premises, 4l9 acres OF LAND
lying In The county of Cumberland, on AspamstioX
river, within two miles OF jamestown. Terms OF sale
one tbird the st Of January 1920 The Balance
III two equal animal payments.
Should the land he sold before the day above men-
toned, public notice viii he gwen. The purchaser
nave possession OF part Of tue property the day Of
SALE the balance on the day OF The nrst payment a
deed OF trust will be required as security.
WILLIAM RANDOLPH.
EXeTto, August "a. 3I..I3t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

EboBERT * HALL NELSON & Co.--HHve receiv
Aa ed general assornent of SPRING GOODS
which they will sell at the lowest prices, for cash,
spproved negotiable paper.
May a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

J. CORFIELD- DRESSER
dreyou pp lr.o
l amperor
o rpupos
for
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
POSTpnNEn SALE

POSTPONED SALE.
In consequence Of the unfavorable weather the above
sale Is postponed TIL HedHesday the 18TH inst. at
o'clock Should The aforementioned day not he fair
the sale will positively take place the arst fair day
thereafter.
BY order of James Scott, exor of j. Leslie dec
Sept. "a. 1t HERON, SINTON * co. Auct'rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

r. OilCE-!n pursuance Of advice from the ExecntIve
a C"hnci OF tIIs state shall, FgiGdg the frXf
dHEW OCtOOer rect, between the hours Of twelve and
Tour O'CLOCK before the front door OF the Courthouse nj
hentico county IN this city, expose sale by public
auction 10 the highest bidder ior ready money one
HALF ACRE LOT OF GROUND, with the improve
mrnts thereon, M THIS city, No. 5j1 npoA Shockoe
li, situate ~ the intersection o! 9th aud streets and
immediately opposite the New market YenGoe ward
and which said half lo, was late the property OF
one John Myers subject of the king of Great Britain
ana ~ uqusiiinn duly taken IN tie 18th year the com
mo"edtb, aih been found TO escheat the common
"tahh ~ virginia, agteeabiyto The provisions Of act
" TIE General Assembly, PASSED az the way session Of
feIHres JTgm Btifish SubjeCtS." William Hay ir. and
PeteT v Daniel, EsGuircs are appointed by the EXeCu
i've, commissioners on behalf OF The commonwealth
lhcr Attendance respectfully solicited At the time
and place Aforesaid, being previously qualified as the
law Directs. S1HUEL UcCR5B,
EsCbeator for HeDfico county.
bchmohn, AngustT. 32..tds
NisSOLUIION.-fhe cOpArtnriship Of U6ifc. ia
~ UfdSOn 8 20. was dissolved by mutual consent on
2Id day Of AptAi debts owing ny the late hrun wiIi
he paid by the subscribers and to whom all persons
indebted are requested to make prompt payment.
The French BVrr mn stone Mdnu(actnrina b.
sincsS will IN future he conducted under lie Hrin OF
! DAVIDSON & SMELL, who will Keep constaptiy an
hSnd general assortment Of MILL STONES, OF al
sizes, built hy "orkmen equal any In the United
states Of select materials which they will as hitherto
warrant and sell at northern prices, for cash, country
ptoGnce, or approved paper. Those desirous of Oh
tanning gcef, strong, neatly IiHished, REAL FRENCH
BURR MIL STONES, are respectfully invited to call
~ ne mandatory on iSth, between ~ and streets
| RicbWond, or on old street, Petersburg, where III
orders vii be thankfully received and the sttc,est at
'en,'o" paid ." order to give general abstraction.
| Nay IL. l..U DAVIDSON 4 SMELL.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

- TRtpLEIf x co. have received by the ships
"A Tobacco Plant aud Virginia from Liverpool, a
large aud general assortment Of HARD WARE, CUT
lERY and SADDLERY.
September Fl. 3O..lt