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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-18
Private Tuition.

THE subscriber has procured a young
l. gentleman "a graduate of Yale COL
lege) to conduct private school in his ia
mily, and would be willing to receive three
OF four boarders for the next year. The in-
structor is eminently qualified to teach all
the different branches both of classical
and mathematical education. -,.......
THOMAS TURNER.
Fauquier county, Viz. Nov 50
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-18
Piano FGrtes.

1.-TWO elegant fine toned Piano Fortes,
i with the additional keys, tor sale by
JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
September
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-18

Spcrmaccti Candles, &c.
TUST RECEIVED,
81 33 Ipxes Rodman's sperm. candles
60 muscatel raisins
60 bloom do
80 bis app'es-( Newtown pippins)
Mems coarse and fire shoes
Women's shoes and slippers
Boys and chidren's shoes
In store,
1900 bushels Albany oats
Together with general assortment OF
groceries. 5. y L. PLU MMEh.
December 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-18
Wheat, Old Corn. nd Mary
u land T,bacco,
Il URCHASED BY q
Oct ga L.4lFR.4SO.N &. FOVIF.
Wheat.

w itC6t.
! wish to purchase several thousand bush.
Il els of wheat, for which a liberal price
will be given. THOMAS V. HUCK.
9th mo 16 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-18

November O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
THE EARTHQUAKE

NEWPORT, Sept. lS.-The Earthquake
which was felt in this town on the 9th
inst. was also noticed i'll Lil,l,. Compton,
Wesiport aud at New Bedford The
New Bedford Mercury of the 10th imsi.
says" II commenced with an explo
sion, like that OF "A heavy cannon, and
was immediately succeeded by & loud
runIbing noise, Nhich lasted IRON to =
minutes, during which time The buildings
continued 10 tremblc so that some per
sons were much alarmed. lis eileyt or
the water was more extraordinary than
on land. We learn from persons who
were on watch Oh board ship in the mar
Dor, that previous TO the shock the watef
was perfectly calm, bu, was suddenly
agitated. d. If 1t had been violent storm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
MARYLAND ELECTION.

The annual election for members of
HE House OF Delegates took place on the
4th Inst. The Senate is already unan;-
mouSly .fedsrat The Republicans bad
therefore no chance OF a majority in Joint
ballot. unless they obtained majority OF
delegates, sufficient 10 counierbalsnce
HE Senate. 20 this poirt all their exer-
lions we're directed. aud il appears they
have succeeded. The question turned,
as was frequently the case, upon The
result III Allegheny couniy-but the last
Federal Republican announces that result
IN The following strains:
we stop the press 10 announce that we have
Jnst received letter from Cumberland, Al
lrshany county, dated October Gin, which set
ties the destiny oil the state for twelve mouths.
Our election - over and three democrats
" and one tederalist elected. Thus by
the folly and obstinacy ofone man, the conn
~ aud perhaps the state is lost to Fedora
"lStS.'
The. republicans will therefore elect thei,
own Governor, u. States Senator, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

no money 10 lend. I wish coull borrow :" The
sheiit sings the same dtty. But 10 the sale
begins, " Gentlemen. ! offer for cash this
likely young negro, what will Won give MIR.
Spectator. S so Fifty dollars who bids
more MIR. Usurer ) Co. - Sixty dollars"
Mt Sherift will give : 10" >" Seventy -five
doiinfs Is bid cnce twice, without d bid.
shan'i raise my stick" Mr.. Spectator, : 100.
" One hundred dollars, once, twice. Gentle
tiemen, make up your minds. 1 can't dive ell (:
once, twice, three times" Now. either OF
these men can find money. but what's the rea-
son There lisa difference between uer cent.
aud one hundred per cent.
Note the following. A certain petti-foyyin,.
attorney who know has "A remarkable catch
~ obtaining fees, pnisuss the following mode
" he6 bond Is pat iHto his hands for collec-
non. he will Snbdiviie il into as many parts
az possible, and make a suit ont OF each part
gentleman OF my acquaintance gave him q
BOND WIN one OF his friends rs security. The
friend dies, and lawyer Qud Nunc sues the
psinc'pal aud tue securities, administrators. iu
Sc arate suits. Each of the parties was good
Tor twenty times the sum. This way he iuva-
r'ahiS pursues aud has been known to make
not less than six suits ont of one case: the
whole cost oil which comes out OF the defendant.
lhnS SIR, mauy a deserviug mau. W bo it il
WAS not Tor the pressure OF the times. would
nave heen .nabied 10 meet hls payments, will
De reduced u poverty, and compelled per-
maps In leave the land of his nativity and seek
Tor home III The wiids OF the western c0uu-
Try While the vermiG OF the iaw fatttn and
grew biK upon the spoils. And is there ne
remedy Tor the evil is there no balm la Iii
lead, no physician there Shall this pusillani-
NOUS c'ew gel the riches of the land into their
hands, asd rule the countr, OF tieemeu1 For
bIu 1t Heaven! Let prudent remedy be appli-
I'd and crush this hy-blow OF despoiism i'm
embryo. RUSilCUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
TO THE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER.

Having stem in n late Enquirer report of
sacrifice ofproperty atforced sales, do not Tor
y moment doubt the truth Of the narrative s-
milar scenes being acted ,altho those particular
cases may vary IN some nou-rssenia ciTcum-
tauces. The writer OF this communications was
lately so dsddgFeeahly situated, q fit lad not
heen Tor pTOyideniial circumstances, his pro-
perry would have fallen prey TO sharpers and
nnprlncipled spectators There is nothing
that binds men 50 closely together, as a league
OF interest and u will not be difficult to prove
tlat IN some cases, uupriuciped spectators.
Insurers aud sEetitts. have formed n league 10
aeiIaud the iuprovident and unfortunate. Go
20 The man WHO has always been in the custom
Oh l0duing money at usuTy:" Old friend, am
go distress. can't yOu help me, will give you
g0od security, or make yOn safe by deed Of
trust on property personal o. real" Hear hi
rely" wish twas inmy poV er; but IT was
j" be hung could not have hardly money
TO pay my taxes Ask the speculator, have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
JURISDICTION or RICHMOND

We have cen lie very elegant NJ > maps
OF two counties Of this Stale, furnished by Mr.
WOOD, who has undertaNeu tn have each coma
ty surveyed and mapped The map for tins
c0unt4 tFenrIcO) ascertain point thar was
suggested IA car fast, VIZ. tue sStsnt OF the
lniisdIctional limit OF tins city down the James
itiVer. TheJUrIsdictiou extends tagreeably to
the charteT) to miles i95 yards below Os-
borne'S Landing. We expect tnaI this ~ "A la,i-
tude ofJarisdictiom not originally contemplate
ed by the Legislature OF Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
THE CROPS

FROM SURRY COUNTY, OCTOBER o.
This isuOi wheat or tobacco country ;
but where wheat MAS seeded, the crops have
been very good SOth as respects quantity and
quality. There Is bat little tobacco made in
tins cOErty; but understand the quality is
good. Asto corn we shall make more thar
enough 10 serve us, and some 10 sell. Our
prospects for the cOru crop were never better (;
hut the drought blasted ia great degree our
expectations When rain fell, 10 was very
partial; ia consequence of which we have in
some parts Of the county, good crops, and in
others, bad We have had considerable
crop Of iruit, and OF course mach brandy viii
be made. This is an article, on which the
people much rely for the payment of their
taxes. But rs the Sherifs refuse TO take the
North Carolina PAPER, The people are at some
loss TO know what TO do North Carolina pa
per is at par with us generally"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

s<'EMALE EDUCk TION.... Mas JHdith r. HarriAIs
Il SCHOOL Tor the Instruction OF Young ladies viii
De coiIIued hr nest year house in the Forks Of
Hanover. about IS Hiles above Tie courthouse. ner
course 81 tuiti-m viii include The following branches o
education reading writing, arithmetic English gram
'uaI, blstoty, geography, aud tue French language
The terms ~ board and Tuition, bedding aud wash
ig aciaded are 10 the yeai the one hail payabe on
t. l5th Jane, iOt other half ON the l5h December-
N" pupil VIII be admitted Tor lessterm Ill whole
,n months There will be vacation nj month in
ibe course of The year. The school Will begin The
18Th January next. LEWIS BEKKEIgY
hanover, October II. l5.wsU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
NerrOcS IN lNnle-

WILL be sold 10 The highest bisder agTeeahIy to the
" last "illoi James walker deceased, on ThRrS1aU
me 25th If NOUembsr merit, The residence OF Sarah
NaIheI III MADISON county, about miles from Orange
Courthouse, upon credit Of ~ months, between 80
ahO 40 lkely negroes, consisting OF men women aud
boys..A Also, AL the CROP Of corn STOCK Of horses
csiie sleep and hogs. household and kitcben FURNI
TURF, plantation tools, &c.-The public are invited
TO attend, as The legatees do not iDeud 10 purchase
JOHN WALKER. Executors ~ James
GEORGE sCorE) waller, deceased.
OCtoheT w. 40. WOW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12


IRJsr sALE....By viriue of deed 9I IFtsIexec1Ied
i ~ the SUBSCRIBERS by Mr.. Robert Graham for pur-
poses therein mentioned, viii be sold, UedneSdGV
the iUth Nopsmber neat the residence Of SAID era
ham In tie town Of Manchester, The following property
to vii
The TENEMENT now occupied by Mr. Graham,-a
most eligible residence foT genee family with every
necessary hu dinr, and an excellent garden
The IENtMENr on ihe hill, immediate abNye Mrs
TFenrs containing Three halt acfe lots bmi diugs and
enclosures all new dwelling house one STORY OF brick
and Two stories OF wood.
LOT on the Main street, sixty six fee, front with
exce,IsntRew brick office on it, opposite the propeT
~ owned 10y MAJOR Smith and fronting Mi. Hatcher's
LOf aud Office the street leading 10 81 AN.
chester Warehouse, occupied by Messs. * Caskie
500 Acres OF WOODLAND, about u miles from Man.
chester bordering on The old road leading the coal
pits, and formerly owned by George Markham.
moeiy'n 1000 acres tND lying in Amelia county,
within abou three miles Of the Courthouse bought by
Young PaRkey Of Bucks trustees (by consent Of Mr..
rankey the whole tract viii, he offered togetber)
Two valuable NEGRO MEN, one named Harry, au
excellent carriage driver aud GARDENER the other ma
sam, good carpsnier....A NEGRO WOMAN named
Betsy, aud iOur very likely children two OF e boys
ana TWO girls a Two horse Wagon, grey HORSE
aud ioui NlLCH CoWS...Also, ali abe household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, comprising q general assortment
Of useful articles foT Housekeeping.
Te inns t0f tts real estate will be credit ef6 and !
months, negotiable notes with approved eRdursers ana
deeds oi rnst upon the property secure tie payment
viii be required TIE nogfoes ,dc. will he sold for ca
premise Gfahau's one tbi!d isieTest the corner
LOT opposite to MOncBfe, Robinson * Pieassns' yea
due ONCE fronting on 18Th aud Carey Streets about 90
Iet Oh each by consent of Thomas Jredway and Gray
and Pankey, owners of the other Two thTds the whole
will be offered together credit Of aud IL months
ED : CUNNINGHAM
RlCtPD ANDERSON Trustees.
WILLIAM GRAY,
" The above sale, which will be conducted by the
subscribers, viii commence at Al o'clock on the day
herein appointed therefor, If fair III not al the same
hour ana place the fan day thereafter-aud be
conlinhfd ~ lbe whole Of The property is sold.
bONCURE, ROBINSON & PLEASANTs,
.Iu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

- We have space in this No for the
suggestions u which tive case Of OHIO gives
rise. they Will necessarily embrace so me
quotations from MIR. MadisOn's EepOrt of
1883; thai llttsiriouS document, now so scarce
once so much the text book of.the Republicans
OF the Old School
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
Tobacco Slapped from the United States from the
lst Sept. 1916, TO 3lSt December, 1917.
Suppose for The year ending December 1918.

TREATY WITH SPANNING Ratified.
We understand, from source entitled
10 the fullest confidence, that dispatches
have been received at Washington within
few days, from Mr.. Forsyth, our Minis
Ter at Madrid, giving information that the
Treaty negotiated with Don Onis, forthe
cession OF Florida 10 the United States,
q0ds not ratified on goth day of August, the
anne limited for It's receiving the sigma
ture OF The Spanish monarch.
We learn, also, that an officer arrived in
fowu yesterday, from the Seat of Govern
ineDt, with dispatches for com. STEWART
IN the Mediterranean, com. SINCLAIR,
commanding naval officer on this station,
ana Capt. BROWN OF the u 5. ship Pen
cock, now a, the Navy Yard, nearly ready
,or sea. II is SAID thai these communica
lions require that HE Peacock shall sail
with aildespatch for the Mediterranean.
[NoyJoM BeacDn.
An Extra issued from, the Herald office.
yesterday at IL o'clock, contains tie fol-
towing:
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
treaty NTH Span not ratified on the Goth
Of August last.
Our eaders will recOilect that on The fai-
lure OF The King of Spain TO raiify the
treaty Tor the cesslon OF Florida previous
10 the Goth of August last, il was 10 he
considered as null aud void We have
just received information from a source.
the authenticity of which cannot admit
oi doubt, that on that day THE TREA-
II WAS NOT RATIFIED. and that
MIR. Forsyth, our Minister al Madrid has
forwarded dispatches TO his Government
announcing the fact, which will no
doubt be published in few DAYS. as The
dispatches have arrived and are proba-
bly, ere tins received at Washington.
We leave our readers TO draw their own
conclusion from This important fact which
we confess has bafilcd our predictions.
* 1t certainly has " an awinl suuini-
ing at something very like WAR WITH
SPAIN !!
In an Extra slip, hastily issued from
THIS Office OH Wednesday we announced
lie impoFtant fact OF The non ratification
OF our late Treaty with Spain, within the
period allotted for it's ratification. Our
information, which is from source that
may be Ttlledon states, that the Treaty
was MOI rdlliIed on The 23d of August, and
'nat IL was well asceriaincd thai il would
MOI be- We can also confidently state
SHr belief that dispatches have already
been received at Washington from Mr..
FORSYTH, our Minister at Madrid, an
bouncing this fact. Norfolk Her.
BALTIMORE, Oct. o. The favorable
Grange in tic fever which has preyaiIe d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

ElI order Of Thomas b. Crenshaw, and by virtue Of
~ Trust Deed executed TO by John u. Taylor and
wife, OF POwhatan county, and duly Of Tecord in the
court Of that county, dated the Sin day Of Feb last
sbAh on The premises "a UedGesddy the I7fh day Of
hOUebsT merit proceed 10 sell the highest bidder
for ready money, the tract piece pafcel of land
wbeTcou the Aforesaid John H. Taylor resides, In
hundred and sixty.two aud bali acres. he the same
more or less much thereof rs shall be sufficient
60 raise the Of 1890 dollars 40 cents with interest
from the 18Th day Of January last until paid aud the
eXpences OF executing this trust This tract Of lapd
s bounded by the lands OF william Thomas I'd ward r.
bsod Of the house. tie title vested In as as
trustees, only, will be madvSo the purchaser.
JOHN g. DANIEL,
oct. r.. ..tds JAMES JRNNiNGs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

81" We had our first Frost yesterday
morning. -ihe air is now nncommonly
pure. We hope that the terrible scourge
Of HE Mellow fever will quickly be put 40
tl!ght.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
FOR LOn6lnll-

- he fine Ship CHARLOTTE, Can,
San hpr-;oh, now at City Point. Que half her car go
bsne engaged, for freight Of the remainder app, 10
NessTs. I'D CUNNING HAM q Go. Kichmond or
WM. BOWDEN X co. PeteTsourg
October ~. a5at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
raINFORMATION WANTED.

IT WILLIAM GEOKGE Bka1, formerly Of Berkeley
county. Virginia, aud who IN 1909 lived At Boston Ia
aassac bnsttls, be living, aud viii Apply 10 r. { Gray
ESQ Boston, he will iearn something t. bis advantage
Any person able to give Information respecting the last
OF present residence Of the said William George Bray,
- requested " address linetB ~. Gray. 4s:1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
Drnrf Medioines- q

drugs, MedtCiHeS, &c.
THE subsCTibers the sign Of the Gotten Mortar
4 have on hand very general assOrtmeutof DRUGS.
MEDICINES. &C &c, which they disposed 10 eli
on accommodating terms. DUVAL & M'kILDoF.
october ,. h2.gSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
OBSERVE.

lSEMALE EDUCATION will be cOulinaed at Honnt
Airy The ensuing year, under the direction Of Miss
hannah and Miss Caroline till Teruis Tor board and
lnition 5 $50 paid half yeaiy IN advance. The school
WI commence on The second Monday IN January. The
FIRST session will end the arst Thursday ip june The
second session will begin the 20 Monday 10 July and
EN- the brst Thursday IA December. 45..w4ws
Caroline, Oct ~. humphrey hill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
ADJUTANT GENERALS oVFlCE,
RichmOHd, Sfh October, 1919.


NDER the organization of the militia prescribed nv
- The act Of Congress Of the 10th April 1916 and the
act VI Assembly of the 18th February 1878, the Lieu
tenant Colonel Of each regiment III be assigned 10 the
Command oil the FIRST the major that the second
battalion. The! will BE-, respectively. held
tor The performance Of The required of comman
dants of nattaORs. The battalion designation in The
commission OF any Major, will entile him to an
exemptions from the operation OF the above rule,
C. GODCA adiutant Esua,.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

NATcHEZ, Sept. I've regret 10 state that
our city has again been visited by the Yellow
Fever. The different articles pnbii~hrd u-day
emanat'ng from the Board of Health and the
President aud Select men, will evince the
aciivuN OF the proper officers upsp this me Ian
choly occasion; aud from whose exer,ions we
fonoly anticipate the most favorable tcSults-
IN irnih we do net rHd or strict examination,
that this dreadful malady has yet spread far i,
OF occasl0ned many eases of death or cOnta-
gion. and from the timely flight of the most of
our inhabitants TO the country il is to be hop
ed that the ALARM will BE- much greater than
the destruction OF lives would seem TO indicate
HE measures of sending all tree negroes ont
OF the CITY, who are not well known and use
fnii, employed. is certainly wise one and
smci as we hope, Will be speedily carried in-
20 full execution, and the immediate removal
st all others, as has been recommended is Ger
fanny AS wise unnecessary. Clusi';.u up all tin
ling shops we have heard spoken OF with rlna-
sure a. we knew il wonid facilitate the wish
rs of the Board in the removal of those at
once the most subject to disease and its pro.
Pagatiop
BOARD OF HEALTH, Sept. 4. 1919.
Dieo on the ith inst, David Watson, a native
OF Maryland, aged % years, of yellow fever
sporadic case.
[Signedl JAMES METCALFE. NJ. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

Gen. THOMSON MASON, of Virginia. has been
appointed. by the president. collector of the
port OF Alexandria, ID. C. vice Col. SIMMs, de.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

mAtliEDJ-At Friends Westinghouse Hanover on
TIE slh ihst.iJoSEPH l. PLEASANiS of Goochiand 10
hhklH BATES, second daughter of the late Benja-
MN Enter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

We are authorized TO state that Hector
Davis Is a candidate for the Senatorial district
composed Of the counties of Essex, Caroline,
Hing * Queen, King William aud Hanover.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

whole proceedings were OF nature cal
cu!sted 10 give satisfaction, and TO en-
courage the most flaiteTing anticipations
eli usefulness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
SURVEY OF OUR COASTS.

Major Kearmey of the Typographical Engi-
neers, is now al New London, CT engaged III
surveying the different points which received
The attention OF The commissioners Mai. X.
has lately completed an examination aud sai-
veyof KingSbridge, - miles north of N York
After examining the military topography of
New Haven ITS vicinity, aud the different an
chorages leading to II. lie will complete his
tour by accommodating the several passes
OF HE Highlands between the Hudson and
Honsatonic Rivers The variety of deinea-
tions and the drawings calculating this impor-
tani DUTY, ne will have prepared, ny the mid
die OF November, for the inspection of gov
eminent 1JH e.. q azptfg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12
.>-...--gAs--..s.& s..-e,S.:x.
COMMUNICATED

Departed this life tn. september in the ssth
year 81 his age, at OSfoid, North Carolina VICTOR
wAUhoP, naive OF Ireland, formerly resident OF
ihis cily man who possessed Il generous heart ana
n"ch respected by those who had opportunity ofhs
acquaintance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

Valuable Negroes at HRcti0n for Cash.
WILL be sold al pablo Nonday the Ist
W ddy 81 NOUembeT, at IL O'Clock, in front OF our
Office, immediately AFTER The sale of Mir Macon's negroes
IA valuable slaves ell gug 1" The estate 81 John Less-
lie, deceased-amOng them is q first rate carpenter.
BY order Of James Scott, ex'or OF J. Leslie dec
Oct. ~. I5.Lda HERON AINInN 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

Much interest has beenrecenily excited
on the subject OF matrimony, in The cem.
muniiy of Rhode Island. " is not perhaps
generally understood, that The laws recog.
nlze this as civilinsiitulion altogether.
Unttlihe year 1898, none blu, civil officers
were authorized To sanction marriage
contracts in that year, the authority was
extended To ministers aud elders OF chur,k
es, as matter of convenience merely.
PROV Pat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

nlSsOLUTiON....The cO.parusTship OF PULLIAM
~ and SWAMI was dissolved on the list instant, -.
Samuel g. SSan1 is auhoTted 20 close Tie business OF
the late concern: Robert NJ. Pnliam will however
lend his assistance towards the settlement 81 accounts
III the city Of Richmond. ROBERT u. PULLfAM,
SAMUEL q. SWAMI.
E7sAHUEL G. SwANHreta the house heretofore
occupied BY the late OF Pulliam Il Swami orc.
poses to do a geHsrsI COMMISSION BUSINESS, ad
tenders bic best services 10 bis fieDds and the pubiic
generally for the transaction OF any business which
they may hereafter cOnfde 20 his management.
october IL. as. .w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-12

in part of our city for some time Is a
source of congratulstion 20 our fellow
cii'zens--ii will be perceived by a report
IN tins days paper, that the Board of
Health has returned no death by malig-
nant fever for the ,wenly-tour hours end
ing Yesterday morning.
Nine new cases OF Fever were reported
for the t~eniy-lour hours ending yesier-
day morning.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 20.-Lt. Col. Smell
ling OF the u. S. infantry, il is understood,
is promoted 10 the command Of the 5th
regi. and will be stationed at The Falls Of
81. Anthony. Ii. Shayler is advanced TO
captalncy, in the 9Th regiment.