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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

THE copaftuefship heretofore existing under tie
y firm Of james UpKikaoe 20. was dissolved on
ihe LIST install persons having claims against tie
late concern will call on DHvdt s WKitd0e for pay
inent aud those indebted, will please make payment
TO them. JAMES M'KiLDOE,
WIN. y. JONES.
The subscribers having associated themselves tOgeth
er under the FIRM Of DUVAL & M'KILUOE, will con
Time the dpOfkecSrVS DrWg BusiRfSs, al the stand
lately occupied nv James M'Kidoe & Co.-Thsy have
on snd, and intend keepiuga very general assortment
which they sell on accommodating terms.
PHILIP DUVAL, jr.
jan a. 50. list JAMES M'KtLDOR.
NNANTED IMMEDIATELY-At Newingtou Acade
W my, Gloucester county, YOUNG MAN, well
qualified tn teach, correctly. English grammar, geo.
graphy with the Use % the globes, and the elements Of
geonietryFoT particulars. refer them 10 Col John
Lcsis, or Edward y. s. Cary, now or the legislature
Jan'ip. I9.,N THE TRUSTEES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

I AND FOX SALE.-I will sell privately, the tract OF
H LdRd on which reside, in the county Of Louisa,
near GaHceJVille, containing between 500 and 700
acres, large proportion Of IL very valuable Low
aud hut few farms ia the same section Of country 0f
equal value he local situation Of this estate highly
recommends IT, helng ~ the centre Of wealthy aud
pectahle neighbofhood and convenient The markets
Of Richmond and Fredericksburg. This land will be
sold such credit TO suit almost any person that
may wish purchase. Any person DESTROYS purcha
Ing is invited TO view the Iand. TABiTHA SMITH.
JAMS. 49,. list.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

LII persons who have claims against the estate OF
IA JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired to mike
them knesn TO us without deaytbat IL found correct
they may be speedily dscharged-and those indebted to
The estate, are solicited TO pay what they with as
ltte delay as conveniently can be- DESTROYS Of
paying the several egaces Of tesaoT as expedi-
tiousy as possible. JOHN RICHARD,
PETER J. CHEVALLtE,
Executors Of Joseph Cdtiee0, dec.
August o. al n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

'sNHiRlf DOLLARS EEWARD.-Rnnaway from iRe
subscriber about ten weeks ago, negro man ADAM,
who has probably assumed the name Of -1dam Cole
man. From circumstances, | have strong reasons
suspect he has Obtained free pass II is very probable
that he is lurking IN CulpepeF county, ffon which lie
was originally brought. Adam is about 90 years old
uaTk complexion, slightly inclined 10 yeow-six feet
high OF perhaps little more spare FORM thin visage
aud than commonly active for his The
reward will be given for his delivery in the county
OF Bedford or Ten Dollars for securing him in any
JAIL so that recover him. THO: EVERlTTE.
4
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DREMluMS offered by the Agricultural Society of
4 Virginia, for The year 1919 =
l.. Apremium OF fifty dollars value, for The best essay
Oh the general management of Virginia farm founded
OH practical expeIie observation, and combining
good otation with the of live sleek the
accumulation OF manure, and other objects pertaining
10 the business Of a farm.
. premium of forty dollars value for the best rota
ton OF crops, embracing corn, wheat and clover.
j. premium of ffty dollars value, for The best roia
lion CT crops, embracing corn, wheat, closer and to-
bacco.
Premiums Of afty dollars value will be given for the
best essay founded actual experiment each of
subjects following, to wit:
d. Tue best and most economical mode of furnishing
food for mich cows stock cattle, sheep and hogs from
tie list of March 10 the 18th of May.
5. ON the best and economical mode Of raising
and sustaining horses.
o. On the best and most economical mode Of sustain
ing cattle, sheep and hogs, ~ ing the year.
T. To The person who shall make the greatest quanti-
~ Of corn upon ten of land in body in the
year 1919, TO be supported by the certificate or aida-
Wit of three dsinteresed fTeehodeTs aud furnished
The Society previously the meeting in December next
BY standing rule of tue Society II is ordered that
the names of parties contentng Tor premiums shall
be made known. Except 10 the secreiary uness The
prize or prizes be adjudsedie them"
JOHN ADAMS, Sec'y.
IT Ihe EdiforS 81 newspapers ia the State 0tsPir.
eHtd uhoJeef des7ronS ~ adraache The Interests of
agriculture, are requested 10 gise Tie Azure a
place in their columns. Jan. l6
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for those who may favor then, witl,lheir custom.
n. B. Sal, Is very much wanted atpresent.
NOR SALE.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust Of record
in the Office Of the iustnss court OF the city of
kichmond, executed by VIM. Lowues, of the county
Of Chesterfield ON the 11d day of May lols, To the
Subscribers, for the purpose of securing To W. Dol
ling Of Goschand the payment OF debt therein men.
tionsd-w, be sold for cash. 10 the highest bidder on
the premises In said city the 1854 ady Of Feb
ry nerf, lot or parcel of LAND, being part Of the
Falling Garden tract, judith loung's tenement com
nencing The east side OF shockoe the arch
OF the new stone bridge street. aud running down
along said Caleb Lownes line i37 feet, thence forty
feet 10 the creek thence up said lar feet TO the
arch Of the bridge at the beginning said
lot or parcel Of land, with ITS will he
sufficient 10 satisfy and dischaf the debt aforesaid in
said desd ofuust mentioned Together with all costs
JAMES sHiPHERD.}
Jan. &c. Aids THOMAS DlDDEP,J trustees.
NTOP IHikF--SioIen out of NY Stable on the night
- of the i6,h inst. 4 bright SORREL HORSE, about
tive years old four eetien hes high iony
tail and thin liane hanging To the of side, tight hind
foot white over the fo0tock aZe down his with
some saddle spots marked 10y the work of sears shod
all round, trs,s and raiers very rough..I will give
rice Dollars Tor The delivery Of said horse, and aIea
sonabe exp uses paid Tor bringing home ue, living
six miles below Richmond The stage to vii.
lianshurg and TUenty Dottars for The apprehension
JOHN p LORD.
lienrico, Jan. &c. So. 81.
JIoRri DOLLARS REwARD.-Runaway from the
subscribers farm, The night of the III 81 instant
two likely negro fellows, named DEDON and JEFF.
DEDON-twho sometimes calls himself Thorn pson)
is low tiiek made fellow, incLes high com
p'exion rather light black, about IS years OF age has
good set of teeth, and mouth rather larger than com
mon no other particular marks recollected.
JEFF-ls tail, well formed negro, about s feet ii
inches high, rather inclined round ted
aud OF DARK complexion has iaicc thick beard, and
is about the same age of Dedon and has also good set
oiteeth. Birth these fellows good Hour barrel coon
els, and fond Of spirituous liquors.
reward Of Iueuy DOitdrs, for either of the above
negroes, viii be gwen 10 any person Who will deliver
them To NE In Prince George four miles below Peters
hug; Fiteen Dol:ars f in any jaii so that
get them again-aHd double that for the APP
pTehension VI both. All masters of vessels and 9TH
eTs fOrewained employing or haiboring said ne.
groes under penalty OF the law. PElroN MASON.
=. ). Each Of these fellows had when he eioped
great coats filled in with white yarn.
Jan. 10. S2..w3ws
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Igor SALE-A Ir0ct Of L0nd lying IN the eoaHiy Of
Goocbland, on BcaveTdam creek, containing 1918
acres, adjoining the courthouse tract and was originally
part thereof. This land lies WE'LL the sOlt good aud
there Is great abundance Of good OAK timber it,
The nesbbOThood is wealthy and agreeable, and the
situation Of the land Is healthy u purchaser choose
not TO purchase the whole tract, he eau be aCCOmmDda
ted Wiihtbree four, five hundred acres Immediately
adjoining the courthouse tract orr be bad al the
upper end Of tie tract Adjoining Mr.. AtcLeT PaJne..
The land viii he sbewn by myself, living adjoining.
ny MI Amos living on II and the payments will be
made easJ to the purchaser This IaEd is really worth
The attention Of those wishing TO possess valuable real
estate. Apply TO VIM. 1lLLER.
GoochisHd, Sept. II. 81. W.T.
a YOUNG MAN who can give satisfactory fecommen-
II daons both as TO his moral department aud quail
hatons To teach the minor branches of English ednca
ton, comprising reading writing. eritbmttc and IN
siish grammar, grammstioaly, wishes get situation
IN private famil', as teacher Shoal6 such per-
son be wanting, early application would be much
suitahe...A letter. posi- paid: directed 10 4. n. VII
Harrisburg, will meet with promps attention.
Ian. "a. 6t..7ts
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FOREIGN COINs.

1ssasnry Department. Dee. =, 1918.
SiRn Obedience to the act, entitled '' An oct re,u-
iag the currency within the United States, OF the gold
com ot 6rea: brtaia France Portugal and Spain, and
the crowns OF ftance and I'VE frank pieces, passed
the 2oth OF April, 1915, have the honor to transmit
herewith iesort Of The Director of the Mint, giving
the result OF sundry assays made in pursuance VI in
struetions from This department.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, sir, your
obedent servant, wM. III. CRAWFORD.
1He lion. the Speaker
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

GPANtSH HiDES.-we shall receive in few days ,
~ 5000 very prime BuenOs AJTes OK HiDES-which
WILDE sold OIL reasonable terms, at our store.
Dec 2p. 70..u RALSrON x PLEASANTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28
TiudalI ans Robert S. Gary,

defendants.
On the motion of The plaintiffs by their aitsrue, and
appearing To the satisfaction Of the that the de-
fehcdht ihda Is not an inhabtaht of this state X is
Decreed 0ad Crdered, That unless The said TindaI
shaii appear here "n or before Marsh next and
answer The piainiihs hii the court will tLsn proceed
10 take the same for confessed To him. and decree
the matter thereof accordingly; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted one OF the public
newspapers or the city of Richmond for two mouths
successfully, aud that another copy he posted I'D al Tie
front door of the courthouse of this county.
copy, Ieste, H. ELDRlDGE, jr. d. c.
DeS,h 66..wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

ChANCERf.-At contl held for Buc hlpgL am
county, the 9th day Of November, 1918.
Sah"ei Jones Co.................. Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Powhalan b. TindalI nna Robert s. Ga1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28
Mn. +. wlcKHAI, s Trustees.

Er Unavoidable circumstances hapi,ig 1c,Oiered IL
impossible 10 hare tae Aforementioned SHfeged
before the fsth inst. the safe yoSkponed til Mon
day, the list February, WheH IL uiH positively take
p{ace. jar ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

AGAINST
John Ware, Robert Ware Richard Ware, Martha NJ.
ware, Cara 5. Ware, Susan NJ. Ware, James Meath
ware, and Jacob b. Fowler and Ann H. his wife, for
merry Ann H. Ware, who, except Jacob u. Fowler, are
also children and distributes Of James ware. dec
DEFENDANTS.
on The motion OF the plaintiffs, by their attorney
James b. Ferguson is BY the court appointed guardian
oil TIE defendants Richard Ware, Martha NJ. Ware G.-
ia B. Ware, Susan III. Ware. and James II. Ware why
are infants under The age of2 years. for the pun pose
defending them i'll this suit and hereupon The bill of
the plaintiffs and answers Of Robert Ware and OF the
infant defendants by their guardian aforesaid is fled
and Jacob y. Fowler and Ann H. his wife not having
entered their appearance aud given secHrhy according
10 the ACT fAssembly and the rules OF Ibis court and il
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the they ava
not Inhabitants ofthis commonw eath on the motion
OF The plaintiffs, by their attorney Ordered Thar
the SAID defendants Jacob Is. Fowler and Ann H. his
wife, do appear here on the third Monday in February
neAi, and answer The plaintiffs bill and that copy Of
THIS order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published In the city OF Richmond for Two months sue
cessyey aud that another copy posted at the front
door OF The courthouse Of this county.
copy, Teste, W. MILLER, c. G. c.
Jan. %. Sl.wsw
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Negrocs and 0ther properly Lor sue.

Nfgrofs aud other Property Tor safe.
DY virtue OF order of the county court Of Rich
I'D mond-W be Sold at Farnham Church i'm
SAID county, on the I'm day Of February neat on
credit Of IL months. ali the PERSONAL ESTATE of
Francis Smith. dec except the negroes and of them
there will he sold many may he found necessary 10
make the division and distribution in conformity to said
oider... Bondsand security will be required. There
are of said negroes about fifteen III number consisting
Of men, women boys and girls aud which are as likely
and valuable as amy III The county aud IL is Supposed
that in Of the number HON the estate
is TO he distributed IL will he found necessary to sell at
least two thirds, IL not the whole.
By The COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond couNfy. Jan, ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

IN CHANCERY.-in Goochlaud county court, Nov.
Il 10, 1915
Nicholas Ware, Mary r. Ware Samuel W. Harris and
Sally III. hswife, formerly Sally NJ. Ware, Benjalnin
Harris and Elizabeth his wife. formerly Elizabeth
ware which SAID Nicholas, Mary, Sally and Elizabeth,
ale children and distributes efJsmes Wate dec
PTU;,fiFS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

riom ine ABOVE IL appeirs-
L. Ihat, as tue gold coius Of Great Britain and of
Portugal are Of the same qu.iity with those of the u
states their intrinsic value will be The rate Of 90
cents for "a grains, as regulated by law.
That the Intrinsic value of The gold coins of France
w be 1T the rate of leo 3j CYL grains or one
dollar ~ 3l53 worse than their legal value.
g. That The intrinsic value Of the gold coins of Spain
VIII be 1T the rate of 100 for rs sras or
one dollar IN 800 worse than their legal value.
4. That the intrinsic value of the silver French
crowns viii be al The tate 0fli7 10 cents per ounce
value.
S. That the intrinsic value OF the silver i've franc
pieces Of France, will be at the OF iI6 10 cehts
neaf per ounce, or lie of cent neary, per ounce,
better than their legal value.
may, however sir, be observed, that, from long
pefence OF the assayer Of the mint, it is found that
quaty OF foreign CONS especially of silver some
what variable, as viii appear by comparing the above
report WIN those or former their respective
lues, therefore, regulated by the law Of 1910 are
badly as near their average inrinsc value we'll
be ascertained.
have the honor to be, sir, with great respect your
most oDedient servant, ROBERT PATTERSON.
Tie Hon. HIM. II. Cratvford,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

HfOIlCE....Tbe subscriber alone is authorized to
" receive the outstanding debts due the con.
Germ Of LYLE. SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having been ap.
pointed treofby the superior Of cbancery
for the Richmond district. 1t expected that all per
sons indebted to the said wall make immedi-
ate payment as longer indulgence cannot be afforded
If SAMUEL TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

FROM THE ST. louis ENQUIRER, DEC. %.
P,obabie Wdr icih The IRdidns-is (dvOTabIe
consequences increase of The ImericaH and
decrease Of the British Iur.trade-- greater in
GaeHce of tie americans.
That tie expedition TO the mouth of the
Yellow Stone, will evenfuate in producing
war with the Indians, bordering on tho Mis-
soUri, aud contiguous 10 the settlement in.
tended 20 be established, is an opinion
entertained by many. And indeed were we
10 draw conclusions FROM analogy, and the
past-~(fon, the uniform custom Of all ages
whether cirilizcd or baTbaross, who have
always viewsd with gallons eve the en-
croachp.anbs Of 4 contiguous pOwer--frOm
the uneye iDf,.epCe possessed by the British
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

! ~ ChANCERI.--H court ~ qna,feriy sessions
hffd for Louise county, on Monday, TIE Oh OF
Charles Ihsnys0n. PIaiptiG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

IENGlNEER DEPARTMENT, Washington, December
~ - 1884,. Sealed proposals will be received at
tais department until 18th February isi0 for deliver
ing at OLD Point Comfort Chesapeake Bay 80 peTc
es OF BUILDING STONE. and 2OO0 tons OF While
FREE STONE, of the most durable quality to he de
iiveTed before the FIRST day Of January, 1921.
(Signed) w. X. ARMiSTEAD,
ON nj Cor ndau n mott
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I.Y NCIIHURG WARBI.E.

THE having put their Marble mn in ope
ration, are prepared TO execute with skill and dis
patch, orders for chimney nantes, heaTIhs steps,
tOnbstones silIs, &c. The mill is the
bank OF James river orders therefore from Richmond
freight
This. ills believed, is the FIRST aud only establishment
eff the kind in virginia aud as the citizens have
opportunity offurnisbng themselves with these
f and ornamental articles OF fine quality, the pTOduc
lion Of their State the pTopIietoTs cannot but n
dUge hope that they will meet liberal encouragement
P.S. Quarter who can come we'll recommended +,
will receive liberal wages.
Samuel CHRISTOPHER & Jordan anthony.
vnc SCI O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

IN CHANcEKY.-M Ameiia county, Norem6er
court, 1915
Nancy Ford, a(eme corert by James ". UnN. her
"e"' J|te"a.. Com Hinaht
AGAINST
H., HsIekiah Ford, Nm. Hood, e,'or 81 H,a. " God,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28
ie House 81 Rcpresentdtires.

MHt ffhe Cnited STATES, Dec. 8, 1918.
Subsequently, To the general dir contained in
your teller Of the 10th January last have caused
10 ee made OF the sesera species of foreign gold and
silver coins, made current la the United States by IA
act of Congress, passed the 18th April, 1916.
Inc result oil the assayeI's report, is as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03
DOMESTIC.

WAsHirGToN, August 3O.--ThePRe-
siDENT Of the United States, with his
family lett the city on SATURDAY,. ns q
visit 10 hiS farm in Virginia.
The President las appointed Colonel
NATHAN TowsoN Paymps,er General of
Tie Array. vice Robert Brent, resigned.
C0l0Eel TOw,on was, Our readers will re-
collect, among lie most distinguished Off
GERS during tie late War. iNut. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03

New YORK, August I5.-On the ID of
July, petition from Tie Duke of Kent
was read III the House of Commons.
praying TO be permitted, in consequence
OF embdr easements, 10 dispose of part
Of his real Estate by way oi loiiery.-
Lord Casllereagb, in opposing lie ap-
plicaiioD, stalled that the Duke possesses
al annual income Of Miyty-tDo housond
pounds sterling. The petition was with
drawn without taking a vote.
On The Sd Of Jmlv, the ROYAL assent
was given to The Foreign Enlistment Bill.
A similar measure, prohibiting enlistment
III foreign service has been adopted by
the Danish government.
Ii Is SAID that much distress prevails
among the people employed in the linen
manufactures ia Prussia, aud that the
King has appropriated for their relief
TIE sum OF one hundred and .ffg thousand
d0iiaTS.
II is said that d number of private
Bankers III England have stopped paw
ment. Among The numbeT, the follow.
lug are particularly mentioned Fisher
q Co. of Chclienhsnl, DO. OF Winch.
combe, aud Warren, Pope Il Co Of
Bristol. Com. Ady.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03

Eat'act Of letter from Traveller to the
a0est. ....." LEXINGToN, K. July 10.
!" Mr.. Clay's residence, one and half
miles from the city, is delightful, with
elegant and extensive walks and shrub
berry. lie has just returned from New
Orleans. attempts are making TO render
him unpopular, on account Of lis speech
against Gen. Jackson but think he has
only 10 disregard The camor and eventu-
ally The view he took of that subject will
be found 10 he correct. Gen. Jackson's
late treatment Of Nlr. Clay, is not calcu-
lated TO elevate Tie former, nor can il
depress The latter. The following store
~ current here. That after Gen. J. had
parted will the president, on his retnru
home, he met Mr.. Clay AT public house.
go his Wy 70 LeXingion-lhai hr. G.. on
observing the general 10 enter the room
"bere he was sitting. rose, and extending
bis hard, advanced 90 meet bin bat
Tie Geueral, Doe lag. passed him without
niiefing q eyllab.e, or mrihog noticing
him Mr.. Ca, s tg5p" ale safe, and The
g neral has 4 yichf 60 bc tiius cisii to an
independen member oicODpress. 70 can
NOT be called q contempt o. lbs body L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03
CONGRESS ELECTION

NASHVILLE, August 1--WE have not
had the returns from all The counties, but
from what we have heard, have little
doubt bat the following is the representa-.
lion from Tennessee TO the next Congress.
Isl district (ien Inhn CnnLn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03

a letter from Leghorn states, that a
revolution had taken place al Tuuis-
the Bcy and all his family having been
sacred, and . new Bey sci 10 by the
Alssrines, who had obtained the ascen.
darcy. m. Y. GU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03

The greatest ex,rlions ara making bv
the friends OF The lndependen; Cause. in
this country, 10 turn 10 The beat account
lie short time which is yet open 10 them.
before tie Foreign Enlistment biz is t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03

THE ne,0 cOrnedyef tie Irisbwoman, ,Ohicl
hos met with great success in DaLHn, and is
about to be published il, London, sthe prOduc.
Ho''s of Lady Ctarke, foymcriyHiss O,csnson,
dnd sister, (ahho"gh not generally ka0wA to
Lady Morgan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03

Total revenue, exclusive of ar
rears at property tax and unap-
propriated war duties for the year
ending July5. 1918,
Total revenue. exclusive Of ar
rears of property tax and uuap-
pr"priated war duties TOR the year
ending July .. 1919,
Excess of total revenue, exclu-
sive OF arrears, &c. Of the year
ending July ., 1918,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03

The Kentucky Independent Banks have
mostly all suspended business. II is stated
That as soon as done Tie banking hous-
es are shut In consequence of ihe law
enaciing heavy fine on any officer of
tIIe bank attempting 10 do any business
after suspending specie ayment.
THE CIOps.-Accounts from the Atlantic
states represent The crops as generally ve,y
promising in The nelghboriood of Pitts
burg, and the southern part 0fKenimckv.
they are reported to he very short i'm
The vicinity of Nashville they are promis.
sing. fClayiom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03
Extract from letter from England receiv-
ed by The Ann Maria, arrived al New
York, 25ib inst. dated

Letters from Havre Of the 10th OF july.
per the Marcus, state, that in conse-
quence Of the had weather, rice had ex-
perIenced AN advance, and was hold al
30 TO SO fIancs-supply short. Coffee
had risen 10 20 10 ~ sous for ST. Domir-
go; % To % for Havana and Rio Jane
no, IN bond. Cotton bad advanced from
TO 3 sons, AT which price considerable
sales had been made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03

Another Fire at Sc. Johns, Nemjsmdland.
New YORK, August d. - = gentleman,
passenger 10 t!ic Scbr. WHiiam, Captain
Hallei, who arrived here this morning in
8 days from BaIiiax, states, That a vessel
from 81. Johns, New loundland, had arri-
we'd az Halifax the day hrtnre h. sailed,
L.;"e'"s tbc Intelligence Of that H. laird
place having again suffered from another
dreadful conhaf ration, y hich nearly des.
irOyed The Whole town; aud il is suo-
posed, left destitute OF shelter, from I2 10
800 OF It's inhabitants.
About one hundred and twenty houses,
stores, &c. WCre consumed. Himosi ali