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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

4 AND TOR SALE.-S2Ii acres Of LAND IN Goocb
~ land county, formerly owned ~ Jssse Cptd.-s
sood quarry Of fTee nop Opsn aud is suppasc6
10 cOHain coal. The buildings are good The propu.
stor wishes 10 remove To the vest and will sell on
long cfedtt iot part Of the money.-hppratOn 10 rs
made 20 John Crouch, near the land. or to Jordst
flOrrBOy Of Pow hztaHs AaytI tr4n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

THE subscriber takes this opportunity inform his
fTien DIS and the public i'll general that in
quence OF the depIessed state of business and the fall
% --s'''"-. reducing has IAN IIffCteS
as follows For man and horse t. day, S 2 niam U
day, 81 2o board hs the quarter year, Sd week
by tic month or quarter, for single rooms Pweek
horse TO board by the qnarter year, IS month
do day, rs cis-DiDneT breakfast &c as formerly.
MARK RICHARDS.
Jn,v %. apu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

EpUBLlC SALE....By virtue Of deed OF trust exc
cuted to The subscribers by David =. Howard, on
The II ST gay OF August, 1873 for purposes therein
TONED, will be sold tie highest bidder Tor cash al
John Dickusens tavern, in the county Of Puwhatan
on me lGth d0B gt august UeIf one NEGRO WOMAN
named Eyelna The Title vested IN the subscribers viii
be conveyed to the purchaser.
CLAIBORNE WATKINS, l.r.n..
JEFFERSON SWAMI, trustees
nj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

kht subscriber has Tor sale, Al his auction
mission store. the following articles, VIZ:
censignEieHt Of domestic ChaEthTays aud paids {;
fancy "t'pth r"iocks linen checks, aud Al Csubfic
aeediesewd Japa8s Russia she citing INST oua;tg an
gyOce dining and breakfast table cloth 800 suHny
bags god an0 silver Lace; CoiOIed sewing siiFs I;
crystal beads case of GCImau goods supefHHe
cpihs box TOYS double ana single hdTrei guns and
@sl0is few trunks mems shoes roTain, -tool aud
'pt mats square piano forte, two second hand do
'i'h iBAny other articles Ia tire dry good ne tl,n
MADEIRA Wine, Of SEiitb & Riddles inportation in
rPcs, Ghus quarter ana half quarter casks TenCTle
C'arei, and Champaigne wines Pennsy wanna wins.
YES Antigua, Jamaica, and N. T.. rum 100 boxes
spefmaceti candles, &c. &c. NJ. r. POITIAUX
Nay Is. g., II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

- the dir.ctious OF George winston, aud pnGsuamt
-. 20 deed OF trns, executed by William g. manry.
dated the 2lth day Of June 1917 and recorded in the
clerks ONCE of Henrico county court will sell on
ne premises at public auctou to the highest bidder for
feaaS money, on Tuesday the i7th day Of month
(dngnf) hve half acre LOIS OF GROUND IN Henrico
county, IN the vicinity OF Richmond, (pear Shedtown
more particularly described In the abve Tectted deed
or so mnch thereof shall he sufficient to paw The
balance due under the aforesaid deed with the interest
aho charges tiiai NAV have accrued thereon.
July 90. 2ltds 1,ns,ars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06
.An Ore,.secr Wanted.

"A SINGLE MAN, accustomed tn farming, may re-
ceive two hundred dollars year and his hoard, for
overlooking ten hands farm In this neghboi hood
Tie Rnst come we'll recommended for honesty sobristy
aud industry. Apply al This oihce. la..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06
JOS NhYO, JR.
July @. iS..td Wa. TAZEWELL.

APPROPRIATENESS SALE....O Monday Ehe Sd
l d0y Of october merit, viii he seld at public
don wlthaut reserve on the premises, at II O'Clock
fHE HOUSE AND LOT lately occupied by Adam
huItay now ~ the occupancy Of James Wallace, being
lot No. 524.. ..HOUsB AND LOT No. $50, adjoining
4. Potts's Warehouse. land HALF GHE TENEMENT
on The Main street now occsped by W. & E. Dickinson
Also, on the next day (Taesoy tie Ith day Of OctO
ber Al II O'Clock, at the store Of Hsssr Toinpkins
aud Murray, superior quality OLD MADEIRA WINE
IN den"hns, quarter casks, bids. ad pipes imported
81 the years 1915 aud 1916; 70 dbole hal! k,es
manufactured TOBACCO 1850 boxes lot 100 feet each)
best English crown GLASS-iOXll, I2XIl, I2Xi6 and
TINS PEW No IS IN the Monumental Church 3
shdres THEATRE SfOCK, on which y 200 due 10
shares hechanicsvilie TURNPIKE STOCK, on which
3 $50 have beer paid.
And on FTtddy the 18Th dGy Of Ocf0ber, at IL o'cPk
an the premises, THE HOUSE AND lot now occupied
ny John IOmpkins ~ street, being lot No 5uS-also
the following ELEGANT FURNITURE, viz. z Brussels
carpets, window curtains, aspr clp,b. / sideboard
1hqu"r cases Il mahogany chaiIs, hai bottoms and
Table Furniture, consisting Of elegant glass silver
plate, &c. &c. &c.
II Terms ibera and made kno,yn on the days Of safe
%. n. NICHOLAS, Trustees Of
BY order Of RICHARD aNDHRSON, Iompki1S
- Edmund TAYLOR, j.. & Hnrray.
MONCUHE, ROBINSON K PIE tSANrS, dnct'ys.
August 3. 25tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

gN'SSoLUTiON.-Ihe copartne'shIp OF UhHt, ia
~ vtdS0n s. 60. wac dissolved by mutual consent O
22d day of April-All debts owing by the late firm will
be paid by the subscribers and whom all persons
indebted are requested to make prompt payment.
The French Burr mn Stone Manufacturing Bn-
stness viii IN future he conducted under The urn Of
DAVIDSON x SMELL, who will Keep constantly -n
hand general assortment of MILL STONES, Of all
sizes, built by workmen equal to any in the United
states, OF select materials which they will hitherto
warrant and sell at northern prices, for cash. connTy
produce, or approved paper. Those DESTROYS OF oh
tanning good, strong, neatly fRished REAL FRENCH
bUKk MILL STONES, are respectfully invited TO call
al the nauuactory on 18Th, between ID and streets,
Richmond, or on old street, Petersburg, where all
orders viii be thankfully received aud the strc;est
tention paid, in order to give general satisfaction
MAY III. L.. nANlDSON 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

,II0", Ndtts, B'ods and Sprigs.
$50 Tons SWEDISH iRON)
400 Casks CUT NAILS
100 BRADS c"eh assotteu.
100 Boxes SPRIGS
ANA general assortment of ROLLED & SLIT IRON.
Tue above are all Of the very frst quality and viii
ne sold low, and accommodating terms to punctual
customers. HANALL, BROTHERS K CO.
August 3. DIN
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1916 PRIZES.
1851 BLANKS.

$500 Tickets, at 5 5 each, is.-........SiI 500
IT MOI one btdak To Il pri=e-sHbject 10 a disc cunt
oJ Is per ceRkHm.
EAPLANAFlON.-. LIN each class nj this Lottery
there are only 800 tickets, and 1916 prizes above
mentioned. Que class mas connection with snnther
each class being distinct lottery. The manner OF
drawing this lottery Is tins % numhcTs from to rs
are put into the whsel, from winch four are drawn
which determine The fate Il all the tickets.
The simplicity and entiTe fairness OF this plan OF
drawing LOTTERIES, will hs subscriber rusLs claim for
u tue patronage OF The publc, especially when au
"abe object, the proInonsn vf education consider
Tickets at SIS each are for sale iB the city al
Richmond by the subscriber at his Virginia intte
~ ONCE corner of aud 3th streets, under ale
~elPs. Letters from the country ordering tickets
they contain the cash and the postage be paid viii be
immediately attended to, by
JOSEPH VANNINi, Sole Manager.
NJ b. The Lottery Scheme Of SsUca Numbers will be
ofawn on t1e I'd day u! october Tickets now
IoT sale at = each, at the aforementioned Office.
We hereby certify, that the numbers drawn on
me 81 July, iSl9 in the city Of Richmond, Virginia
DIR. Vannini's Lottery Scheme, were The following:
Id. SO, 6, %, 10, 20, is.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06
S5~Anthori=ed By Law for tie P,omotiOn O
EHITCACIDN

- IUIONTIDN.
c lFtlCiAL NOtICE.-The nth class of the virginia
~ Novel Lottery Scheme, Will pr nrawan saIuTday
the 9Th day OF August, O'Clock in .',
ia city of Rch,noud Va. When the public will know
the fate OF the fslow ing prizes III few ninutes:
PRIZES Of } Nos. OF 1850 each, is - lS00
I3s OF 2 Nos. of 10 each, is $50
lioI ........ Of No. of each, is S $40
1916 PRIZES. Sll,5O0
lp5I BLANKS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

NOIlCE.... 1.-The subscriber alone is authorized tn
receive the outstanding debts due TO the late con
Germ of LYLE. SCOTT * SAUNDERS, having been ap
thereofby the fchancery
ioi tile Richmond district. II is expected that all per
sons indebted to the said concern will make immed
ate payment, as Longer indulgence afforded.
Dec. 3. o2..u SAMUEL TAYLOR.
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ready supph o
n md black % cole
for p-Ara ha 6rse
i've h hsh price, nyhourhom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06
A'bemarle. July 81.

NALUA1LE LANDS in Buckingham county, belong
ing To the estate of Robert Craig, dec. sale by
aucuon In obedience to The last will and testament
OF Robert Craig dec and In conformity Il decree nf
inc supreme conrt ofthe United States-Will lie sold
pubic auction, Oh The premises TUESDAY, 10TH
AUGUST, If fair the first fair day thereafter the
tract OF LAND lin the county OF Buckingham bch
me saiu Robert Craig residsd commonly called the
rome House ITact, situated Immediately James
river, containing by late survey, 300
acres Of which iiTst quality owgrounis and about
80 o. 'ue adjoining high land considered as GOOD
90 an. w ine country the balance geRerailv wood
ana same Of IL well Inc
SUFFICIENT FOR the accommodation OF a small family
ana tae situation equal TO any the river thar part
Of the country, aordUg an extensv. view of The river
and in sight Of Scouts eTry. Immediately amer the
SAFE OF bis tract, viii he sold another Tract of
'slhg on dutdS creek, containing t2IO Asa
d"0JheT Tract, containing $50 acres, purchased by
Robert Craig of Jacob Coitreil. Zach those tracts
OF land have been recently surveyed aud plated. they
VIII DE shewn To any gentlemen wishing purchase
on application TO NT Smith living the Home Iouse
allowed the purchasers, upon their giving bonds with
approved security and deeds 1f upon the land TO
ensure the punctual payment of the purchase money!
iier the safe % he different Iaun eight or
Yen NEGROES, ritb all the STOCKS aud CROPS, Of
every description, VIII he soid credit of
zoe purchasers TO give bonds With approved security
Having several sales make the public are respectful.
invited To- attend hour as the sale of the
lahd VIII commence 1T eleven Jciock..B order Of
Jaiues SCst. ESQ. executor of John Leslie dec no
MAS ex'Or of Robert Cr1g, de-.
HERON, SlNTON & co. Auct'rs.
@ONCURE, ROBINSON & PLEASANTS Auc'rs.
Juael. IDS
en- 10 PHbt'Sh This advertisement, and toruQrd his
account 10 Ills office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

IA AVlNG determined to reinove to the Western
country, shall offer al public auction on Uedta
ddy he 226 Of September merit, my FARM on Fotjer
creek -four miles from Scosvilie on James river and
the same distance from Warren. This tract contains
oe"eeh hve aud six hundred acres situated in one
the most desirable ncighbOrho in Virginia and canal
IN point OF fertility 10 ANY high land in the ceunty--l
acfee cleared and now III cultivation.
The buildings are all of brick ana would be ample for
Tue comfort aud accommodation OF large family The
dwelling house is two stories high, -four rooms on
moor with passage in the middle which is yet flu
shed. but can be done at small expense.
Those who are acquainted with the lands in this ne Oh
bofhood require no recommendation Of mine those
VINO are not, invite TO view the premises previous TO
the day OF sale-as the land will speak for itself.
THIS s the trst instance Of land in this
hood, ot similar qualify being offered in the market for
more than twenty years.
AT same time, shall sell all my stock, plantation
utensils, &c. Terms will be extremely liberal aud
made known on the day of sale.
The sale will take place the premises, and in case
OF bad weather, will be postponed to the day
SAMUEL DYER, Jr.
Abemarle, July ~. 22 ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

FOJGcc0 LdNdR me county Of ,Iyhersf for t0Is
gOBERf VI. ROSES LAND on Hanes creek is sill
y for sale, and his anxiety to sell undinnished
ne tract contains $50 acres, well watersa and timber.
within five miles of Lyncbbure and is Of Gne onali-
~. In his absence, application he made to Geo
"bitlOche, Dr. Gusavns \. Rose, Christopher Anthony
or john ". Pleasanis all Of LynChbuTg who can give
any information as 10 terms, &C. and who are fully
authorized to sell. jan 4 10 otSwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

AS fixed his residence at MecklenbnIg Courthause,
u aud Will practise in the and superior
ot Mecklenhur. and Charlotte. He hopes, by prompt
attention, TO merit the appreciation OF those who may
conide business TO him. June 10. I2..u
Az ALNERA HILLS FOR sALE.-AsIetahly a the
L'I provisions OF deed Of trust mortgage.
cnted by Robert Nielsen Charles Cartpr of Shirley
to secure the ayment NJ Of money therein spe-
cined, and for other purposes, this valuable tract Of
ahu rs now Offered Tor safe, privately his situated
Turkey island creek, in the lower end of HenricA,
about sixteen miles from Nchmond, and twenty from
Petersburg, and adjoining the lands Of Mr.. George
800 Of ~hich rs virgin land OF the hest quality capable
producing as heavy crops OF tobacco any land in
The lower country the remainder is yellow
SELL similar To that in the nsiehborhood which has
been SO highly improved in few years by the OF
clover aud gypsum. Turkey Island creek is navgahlr
within few hundred yards of the house. The terms
will be made known by application the subscriber
residing on the premises and who will take pleasure
In sbewng the land tn any person wishing 10 pur>
chase. NATHANIEL NELSON MaIpeyn TyjLLs
June IL. loft
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FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARN.
By AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS.


efPrizes subject 10 deduction NJ IS u cent.
The drawing OF 500 Tickets is called a DAYS Draw.
tng, aud will regulate that OF the above prizes.
The drawing will commence at the City Of Washing
ton in the mouth Of October positively unless the
sale OF Tickets will allow IL to be done sooner.
Caah will he promptly advaaced for prizes at either
of ID. GiLLESPIE'S United States Lottery Offices No
ia Broadway, opposite the Guy Hotel. New York
IL South rhud, between Chestnut and Market streets
Fhadelphia; and Pennsylvania Avenue, City oi wash:
ngom.
ibis splendid Lottery being under the authority Of
the United States aud the all floating spec
ed, "iers the greatest inducements vendes and adj
ventuTers As the Tickets cold in any part the
united states, orders post paid forwarded To the
scflher nj either Of the above Offices from vendors
associates or individuals, for Tickets Chances will
receive thankful aud puuctual attention from
ID. GILLESPIE.
Present retail price o Tickets S3z but will rise to
3 80 ON The LIST Of August next
July Is. Jost
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

hICumOHO, ivy =. IG..Om
E9I virtue Of deed Of Trust to the Subscribed
- ny Samuel u. Saunders and Hannah his wife
bearing aate the i7'h day of February 1917 md adj
inittcd 10 record B the county court 81 Powhatan on
the2ls day Of November St1 secure the payment OF
certain sums Of msneJ therein mentioned, vii self al
public auction H. the highest bidder SafrdaU me
an d0g Of jHgHSt Her, tract parcel ~ LAND
situate, lying and neirg m Tie comfy II Powhaiap
commonly called BRACKETS, containing about 400
acres more oT less being the lands purchased Of Bowie
bracket; OF s. much thereof will he sniliceni ~
uschage the sums above referred TO- and the expense
dedhg the execution Of tuis trust. OHefDufi oftie
purchase money will he required cash the balance
1.-Two equa' anuual payments to secure the payment
WhSh bonds with approved security will he required
wy oseu otrusi upon the property. The subsrriber
nTg a. uusice viii convey such tile as is vested IN
hn on,y' Tue sale wllCO Hrnence on the premises he
tween me ho"fs Of ~ and o'ciock....i y ordst n
James scott and Tdrlt0n Saunders.
,-, THOMAS TAYLOR, Trustee
II me ABOVE sale on the premises will he made by
HE consent - Tie parties, and The land IL teatted
viii be laid Ell IN lots to suit the purchasers
JAMES SCOTT,
IARLrON SAUNDFRS
N.Y. lo.'tns SAW ~. SAUNUFFs.
1--WE subscriber tas removed ~ Cbarls. ton Kent
Courthouse. aud will IN inute practice law IN tt,
cnurts of kepbawa Mason, Caben tie county copr ~
Nicholas, and the Fuper0r c0urt 81 Monroe.
august s. ~ Ep"IS ROBERTSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

Bunk Ofthc bHifed S0fCs, JHiU Ilfh, 1919.
NOTICE IS hereby given to the Stockholders Of the
Bauk ~ the United States, that VI pursuance Of
ibctbrieenth article Of The eleventh section Of the act
NJ ncofpoTaiion general meeting ofibe stockholders
viii he held at heir Ranking House in the city Of Phi
'adeipbia. m WODR0H(he drSt dUy Of N0Uemjer neat
Al ten O'Clock tn the morning.
81 order of tle BOard Of Directors.
JONA. SMITH, Cashier.
ErtrGCf from The sdidThfrfeenfh gTfirie.
Halt yearly dividends shall he Of so much ofthe
prOnts NJ The Eauk shall appear to The Directors
ADVISABLE AND every three years the Directors
ial ay before the stockholders, III geuetai meeting
r their information. and particular statement
~ The debts which shall have remained unpaid after the
expiration - the original credit Tor period Of uebe
NE term ~ That credit ana O the surplus Of the pt0nts
" auy, after deductiug losses and dividends.
Jhy 20. 2i..UN
NIESSRs. T0mVkiHN& Murray. having con,rJto 10
VI the subscribers, trustees for their CREDITORS,
their properly and effects, including The debts due u
hcmail persons indebted 10 tbat concern, OF ~ nj
'ohu Ioupktns Individually requested to call on
he Subscribers, who alone authorized rrapt &C
0rittanccs and pay the balances due. Tie ofs %
iyfSpkins Murray, are desired 10 exhibit their de
wauds, fOt adjustment, to hr. UNiiGW Pee.
Md IS rom tlie terms Of the deed. tune Is limited
yiitin uhich tie claims of creditors ~ the United
ltps or eisea here. must re bro't forward p,omp'
uenfion o. this Uotice BE- necessary.
=. Z. NICHOLAS,
kICHtRD ANDERSON, Trustees.
LOMUND TAYLOR,
Was ~ Sill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

Ben. JanieS Harris 4 John Jones.
II AVE connected themselves 10 tie COMMISSIONS
81 BtSINESS, uuder The arm of HARRIS N Jones.
and IN that line they offer their services allwbo MAY
please to favor them.
Richmond, July 10 On,
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CADENY... The boIding designed for tina, puI 90 sc
a al bAkloN HILL a beaiihy and very beautiful
sunalion one mile below The city OF Richmond, is Nm
lShed. There are some instruments, used IN teaching
TIE sciences and few hooks already procured for the
institution, and as Others may lie required they will he
provided. There are Lodging rooms sufficient for the
accommodation Of one hundred students a spacious
d'hing room. suit OF rooms for steward, four cham
bers for professor, large examining ros, and school
IOems snihcient for greater number of scholars.
rive hundred dollars, in addition TO the tuition fees
hhd boarding, will he paid to the gentleman who may
ne appointed To manage the institution. II viii he re-
pIea that all the sciences taught at large seninaTt
sh ne taught at this academy. Gentlemen who may
usslfOus oi such situation which II is believed would
he both profitable aud agreeable requested to adj.
drtss letter To NEIL NCCOULL, Richmond, whCh
viii he laid before the trustees. June IS. iIrf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-11
POETRY.
rnoM THE BOSTON cRSTINEI,
AMERICAN SKETCHES

STARK, the subject of the following stanzas
N our correspondent, is the only surviving
Major Generalofth the Revolution. When quite
young, he was taken captive by the savages,
smong whom he resided some time, and &C
CURED sucha knowledge of their mode of war
fare, as rendered him very serviceable to his
country afterwards. In the French war; he
made himself known as brave and useful off
Ger. In the revolution, his name became in a
manner identified with the battles of Bunker
Fill, Trenton, and Bennington. He is now
over ninety years of age, and is living in Sc
clusion, and we might say, were it not for the
tardy munifcence of our government, in po-
verify, in town called Manchester, in New
Hampshire.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-11
A FIRST RATE GELDING
AND
$500 REWARD.

CTRAYED from the neighborhood of Ed
- wardsville in the spring of the year 1918,
large light bay colored HORSE, that l had
driven in my carriage for about two years.
He was then six years old, and about Is hands
high--a natural trottcr, but had been broke to
pace pretty well. He was brought to this
country from Tennessee, by Mr.. Renshaw Of
this county, and had supposed he had strayed
off towards the Ohio river; but it is possible he
may have been stolen: in that case, i will give
him, if he can be found, and the above reward,
for the apprehension of the thief, and such in
formation as may be sufficient for his convic.
ton. Or will give thirty silver dollars to any
person who will deliver me the horse.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
Edwardsyile, Oct 2, 1819--19tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-11
Mat Manufactory.

YUvIIE subscriber informs his friends and the
Il public, that he carries on the HATING
BUSINESS and all its branches, on Main
street, Edwardsville. Orders for hats of every
description will be promptly attended to.
Wanting at the above business one or two
APPRENTICES.
The highest prices in cash will be given for
FURS and WOOL.
JAMES NJ. M'MANUS.
Sept. II, 181o-6m16
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