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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

THE subscriber having been appointed Commission
~ M chancery for lie court IN Ricbinoud, 10
rs such ~ Tive town ~ fslHfg, respectfully gives
UOcc 10 those who may wish employ him IN such
capacity that he vail auend the said
Term aud after which time further notice will he
given ofths plase % !is ofes the said town OF
tersbufg, -, y. GAINES.
Ma 2..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

sWE subscribers wisIto employ man well acuuaut.
a ei with the maiag sinent of and srist mill.
preference will be gwen to persons who have been
dccas toned To use carpenters tooIs II will nnne-
cessarJ for any TO make application but such as
come satisfactorily recommended for their industry
lhtesrity, aud sObIiety. John ANBLER
luEe {. S..u EDWARD AMHIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29
PrOperfg far sale.

S"''''''"tt' 'OPS''V JW S"tts
pHE subscriber intending reside IN The county 81
d P0whatan, oilers for safe his property ia Manchcs-
ttT There are i've and three quarter Of GTgHHd
wnh coniHiOdl"us buildings, and valuable gardrn...
credit of ave years viii he gwen payment being
NsinctoriJ secured. The furniture viii I've sold with
% without the house.-immediate possession will he
granted .ippiy 10 VI Hancock Lee, u Manchester
or to the subscriber, IN P0wbaian. COLIN McHaE.
Manchester MAY If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

L a.. iersots who have CLAIMS against the estate OF
"a JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired to make
them known to uswiihout deay-that il found correct
they may be speedily disGhargeaand those Gdehed
the estate are solicited To pay what they with as
te delay as conveniently be- are desirous OF
paying the severatcgaces of our testator as expe-
tiousiJ Us possible. JOHN RICHARD,
PETER J. CHEvALLlE,
Erscstors OF Joseph CALICO dec.
August %. "a ~
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Valuable Propertu fin. sale

HE s"hset'ber offers Tor sale his ESTATE, lying Ia
MevhvhO1ig county, on the Roanoke river, about
miles below ddsktnss ferry and containing ~ Give
hhofeo and thirteen actrs of which e;st hundred Al
'east sie IN woods, heavily unbefet with the hnest
pine. THIS land is udtua6te being we'll adapted to The
sIowth OF coin wheat. cotton aud tobacco /: aud is
eea> enhanced byA mit, running three pair STONES
conveniently sDated 10 command able prist
and recently ted ont ~ considerable expense for una
n"iachfing uour. The isiil is situated Az atn ~
tue ryst, which forms the lewgrounds into an island
aud affords tie most abundant supply of water iof ar
ing machinery OF aEy extent.
The st"wfas importance of the Roanoke and Tie IA.
pa pf"%'.ss OF the Improve of Navigation ZEN.
uef unnecessary that should any Thing in
hshua'ioh OF thls estate.. Shouid dispose
ihs pf"bsny privately before the i6th Of JaIy on s,
Jay WIN sell u 10 The highest bidder The sale will
take place on the premises, and the teIn,s lie accom-
mods'ihs Possession si the mill may pe had at ANY
time. ~
twill also sell andher tract Of LAND king IN I'll.
same county, within two mites oi ST. Tauiany on lie
Roanoke river, contaiin. dis acres. About one thtd
az this tract is cleared. The land Us well timber
ed, aud great proportion OF ii strong tobacco land
IBEO: FIELD.
Wacua, brunswick &C. } JuneI stes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

NLOUfJil.S " HNIED
GNASH aud the highest prices will I've given for few
- likely young negroes by applying at the Washington
Tavern, any time between this e INST day Of An.
gust. WEI uAR0tNc
Jnue %. =, o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

ROBERT ROBIN son attorney at Laic,
As liked bis residence at ueckienburg Courthouse.
aud will practise in the county and superior rouIts
OF Mecklenbnrg aud CHARLOTTE. tie hopes, by prompt
aiteRii"n, 10 merit the appreciation Of those who may
coniide business TO him. June Is. ~. ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

s.ANitL ~. Z. PAYNE ATTORNEY Al Law
~ lexington, (hy. )-Wl attend the circuit couits
OF Fa>elte, JessaInine and wooLiord COMMITTEES and the
caurt OF appeals and general cDuTl at Frankfort lie
wa also undertake to q. sryio,.,sv
tdRd-coeet ana remit money to persons residing in
Lexington.
P.s. Reference to John C. Gamble, Esq of the city
OF Richmond. June &. a..1l,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

leHoW Springs, montgomery county, Va.
'f'AE subscriber has the pleasure announce 10 his
friends and the public generally that he hns this
day made an agreement with Mr.. JOHN WADE a gen.
tlenian whom he has long known from his ACTIVITY
III business of this kind agreeable manners and
department, he has no hesitation ~ saying that he e
eves every exeriion will be made his part REM r
The time and situation of those ladies gentlemen
Who aS visit this valuable water pleasant and
ahie. CHARLES TAYIon
JuneT. (IS) I2..togIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

igor SALE. That very valuable TRACT OF LAMP
sn Maiapony river in Caroline, which the late
III William Hoomes resided. IL contains about 1900
acres greater part of which is fiat 10 any on
tie river, and IN high state OF improy enrnt Adoi-
Tag lhis Is small tract, purchased ny the Doctor OF
and prime land, which will also be s0ld-t may he had
wthihe other separate The pun will have Tie
privilege Of seeding wheat this fall aud full
can he gwen as the growing crops taken off
the land. Persons wishing purchase can view the
land. aud will be shown Vt by Mr.. Row, living on the
premises. For terms, which will he accommodating
apply to WILSON ALLEN, Agent for Dew. res
Bowling Green, June Is. I3st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

- A LIBERAL PRICE will be gwen for f~ur or i've
"a thosd aud dollars of the old debt Of the state of
NFshla bearing ah interest OF cent, by the sub
sciioer. CARTER d. PAGE.
June n s,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

t'cf--Ihe subscribers have hren appointed lie
- asstgnees Of u. 4. SheitOn Co. of this city,.
All persons indebted to the said n h-ldiur effects
IN Their hands belonging hereby notified that
they are not TO account to person same ex
cept to the Subscribers their authorized agents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

4 ANDS WANTED. The subscribers are d,,ITuu, of
hiring for the baiauce OF the year ten or twelve
haads to work at the Deep Run Coal Pits for which
a liberal hire will be given.
HErH, SHEPPARD & co.
JnneI. sst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

hlrtnr ora deed oftrust executed the
E BY william McCabe and zane his WIFE, dated The
Isl Maj 1917, and admitted TO record ia tie office the
conrt of hastings iof the city of Richmond the 9Th day
o the same month aud year, To secure The payment OF
snsi Of money nov due 10 william MnncnIe, We sbau
seiat public auction to tue highest bidder On the pre-.
misses, on ThesdGg,t NE 29th Of IhLs present month
fJHs beweente hours OF three and seven O'Clock in
ths aitr noon oil that day the following property Du-
vars Addition 10 the city of kicLmOnd or so uuc IA
ma. be necessary To raise the due viz. One
HaLt ACRE LOT, No IS, with two story brick dwell
ing house thereon being the A1use and sold
ny tue SAID william honcure 10 the said Wan. McCabe-
ana also ihe LoI, piece or parcel Of ground being
part OF the lot distinguished in the aforesaid Addition of
VIM Duval, by the 10 and is m rtier described
ahd distinguishes IN plan drawn by Richard Young
ihf j. T. Shields by the letter and No 5--wih brick
dwelling house thereon lately occupied by the said Win
hcCabe The saie Will commence with the hrst men
toned house and lot which will be :old eay none,
The other property will he sold Give months credit
Tor bond secured by deed of trust an HE premises
ROBINSON, F. PEASANTS. Trustees.
June Is. 10 IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29
June Is.

North Garden Hitis aud Pleasant CrOr, Tor ,cIe
f'hE subscriber will sell accutmud AI,ig i,ims
the above property, situated in AlbeniaTle county
on tue uain road leading from Rockfsh Gap ScuIis
VILE aud warren, within fifteen miles the former
and seventeen OF the latter places about fifteen from
Charlottesville, aud twenty two of Loving ston and on
the direct road nom one Ia the other. There is about
1870 acres OF iaa aud lot foot but he cultivated
to advantage, md in good state Of impIovem.ul..
This must he considered the best land this
country 10 the sye Of II aud il The purchaser chooses
he can add oi 3u0 To said tract ia there
Is land adjoining will he for sale in Short Time. IL
also las many advantages any other; il Is An ex
ceent stand for public house, country store, disc-
ry aud lanyard The mill may justly be considered as
first rate toll mill! it is stream that seldom OF
never fails. aud in wealthy neigbborhood, aud very
extensive custom; there is IL il pair OF stones one
Cologne and The other Burr II is also ranked vrIy
high as manufacturing niii though hut lately com.
mrnced that business and has not the avanIage any
OF Evanss patent machinery. II Is deemed
To say mere aboat this valuable property, many
ether ADVANTAGES too tedious here enunsT2te rs
p'esaned that any person wishing to purchase w0Tst
Vie" tue premises when he judge for himself IL
VIII lie shewn at any time by the subscriber residing
on the place ANY person wishing embark into any
shch business as above cited would do veil by
carry application to J. KlNSoLNiNG. jr.
iiay I. ira Am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29
GloMcester Lop Gronnis Gor SnLe-


E1y virtue Of deed trust exCcuted TO us by John
- y. Shields and wife now Of record ~ the comfy
court ~ GlonGtster to secure to Thomas Luewaod the
pay nleu at sundry Of money therein mentioned
we viii on SNHrH0g the fwFHtyJOar/h d0g oC Jhfg
re1f,a Gloucester courthouse, front ~ the Tavern
formerly kept Robert Rsnsone proceed to sell for
cash fair. " not the next fair DAY tSundat eXcepied
10 tie hghcsi bidder tract Of land containing byes.
umsiion j3l acres he the more or less lynq in
Gloucester comfy. Ga being the land sold to said
Shields. 10y the tati Thomas LOgWood. and which
account The money to I've made due for the pur
case thereof. II IS DotdeTrd BY The lands Of Fielding
Lewis, Dr. Saml. s. Gt'ifn, Mrs. Susan Byfd, aud
others or 30 much thereof ~ shall he sufficient to 81
tsly tn dissolved by Tie chancellor Tor the Will
Nmsbufg district ~ this June tern 1919, decTerd
noe Co he paid together With the costs Of executing said
iced OF trust, aud the arising from carrying
said tTHsi deed ino execution, &C. This is elegant
estate, suffice for to say there is more desirable
iaIm Go the size II II IN virginia particularly for those
who wish To reside IN the lower connty: II being ~
most all fertie lowerounds very large proportion
u The sale will positively take place az The time aud
place, " the money ~ not previously paid.
JOHN LEWIS, ROBERT THRUSION.
JuHs %. 13..wiW'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

49, HENRY CLARKE.
we herehy authorize and appoint Coleman & ~ DOL.
totk, OF this city, agents transact auy business
ie,lhhg 10 the above JOHN FINDERS,
hay T. iis..u HENRY CLARKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

% oBERr HiLL NELSON * CO.-fiaVe TrceIy.
Z ed a general assortment OF SPRING GOODS
which ihey VIII sell at the lowest prices for cash. or
approved negotiable paper.
May Is. a, If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29
Columbia Lots. >. for Sac.

MILL he sold at public auction, On the premises on
W Thursday The sra day Of JNiy aerf aud on the
i"'lo"iig days until The sales from 50 to
100 LOTS in the town 81 COLUMBIA, belonging To the
estate Of David Ross, deceased.
The terms Of sale will be one fourth cash and The
puaace IN three equal annual payments, secured By
bonds With approved security and deeds trust on the
property The lots will be sold in such parcels will
best suit purchasers. GEORGE HOFFMAN
Juhe %. l3..tds AIRY Ross
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

Il 1Sr or Esiad 1.-The certificate OF nve su.Irs al
- Stock OIL Bank siNirginia, M. 1879 dated 18th
October, 800. in the name OF Tire subscriber.
Yuhe - H.."-" JOHN MOSDY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

MEaoRS. IomI'kiRS s Murray, having convey e. To
AVE- the subscribers, trustees for their CREDITORS
their property and effects, including the debls due to
them--al persons Indebted to that concern or Ia Mr.
John romphins, Individually requested 10 cal ON
The subscribers who alone authorized gTast &C
quiitances, and pay the balances The ere ie Of
Iompbins q MnrTay. are desired To exhibit then de-
mdnds, for adjustment to Mir. HiliiGm Poe.
Aud from rIe terms OF the deed a time is limited
within which the claims of creditors ia the United
States, or elsewhere. mast be brOt forward PROMPT
attention to this notice is necessary
T.. n. NICHOLAS
RICHARD ANDERSON, Trustees.
EDMUND TAYLOR,
Ok
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

IT The sale above mentioned is postponed until
HRHrSddH tie iJth ofJHIg Reri, when aud the sue
ceeding days, it will certainly take place the same
time, oT before, he land adjoining the town. called the
deserved Land, may he purchased privately, OF
June II. -. ids GEORGE HOLEMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

J.
6 THE
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til OWNS por n'yrnw dblak
Al oba nj utah o irr puose
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

VALUABLE LANDS in Buckingham COUNTY beIoIlg
ing to the estate "f Robert Craig dec sale bv
obedience To the last will aud estamept
OF honeIt craig, dec. aud IN conformity decree Of
the supreme court ofthe United Staes-W be sold n,
public auction, on The premises, on TUESDAY. torn
tract GLAND Gin the comfy of Buckingham which
the SAID Robert Craig resided commonly called she
Home House Tract, siiu5led Immediately on james
riVtr, containing by late survey, 800 acres $50
acres OF which are irst quality fairgrounds and about
6o0 acres OF the adjoining high land considered as pnnd
as any ia The country the balance generally wood
and SEINE of VI wei tImbeTed. The improvements are
SUFFICIENT for the accommodation OF small family
aud the situation equal 10 amy the in that p,
OF Tie country, aoTdng IN extensive Of the river
Tor upwards OF five miles. IL is immediately beIsw
and ~ sight of SCOTS .lmnedaIrly amer the
sale Of hisiract, i'll be sold another TJ0ct NJ LAND
Bihg on Muddy creek, containing 1910 acIes...AIso
d"0fher Tract. containing $40 acres, purchased by
Hobel Craig OF jacob COiirrl. Each Of these tracts
81 Lana nave hren recently surveyed ani plated hey
VIII ne shrNn 10 any gentlemen wishing To purchase
on application 40 MT Su living az the Home House
Panaiion.-One, two and I5ree years credit viii hr
allowed The purchasers, npOn theiT giving bonds with
approved security aud decide Of trust upr the land la
ensure the punctuai payment of the purchase money
Ater The sale Ut the different tracts % land eirll OF
ten NE6ROLS, with all the STOCRS aud CKOPS OF
every description, will lie sold on credit OF wears ::
Having several sales io mike the public are respectful
Iied To attend at an early hour the safe The
and VIII commence NJ eleven o'cock....By order Of
James Scott Esq executor Gf John Leslie dec who
VAS exon VI Robert Ctag, dec.
HERON, SINrON 4 co. Auct'ts.
hONttNE, ROBINSON * PLEASaNTS. Auc'rs.
JuBe =. ,ds
kr Tie Editcr oCfhe LVchhure Press is regncs,
"a "t"DlSh fhdS adOcTitsemeDt, unit JorW0,d his
acc mn 10 mis- qGice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

4 AND FOR BANK SroCK.-I uish 10 sea a fracE
~ taHd kyinG in CdmpbeH connty, 20 miles from
Ly"ch6K'g, MITES from Campbell c0Urfhousc md
about miles from %aHntOB riuer. This tract 4,
commonly cdHeh the" Locust Thcket ,"-confaius bv
fecf"t surrey 1896 Gcrcs tying rel as am tract
,n The cOn"fy.-dbomt 400 acres hare been cieQred
the 6Slance Is coveTed min vaiuaGte fia5er.- nor
non 81 IL is good fo5arcs idnd, amt khc uhoLr ireN
adapted 10 J0rD'i"g-n is ueX u0rered, anu me
neghborhOod rs good. Stock 81 the Bank Of TIE Uni
tSd MATES, Bank Of pirgiHi0, the Farmers RdUk
o. J!rgiHid rrond be taken ia laymeHt o.. accOS,O.
dating time given on The pnrchasc money Mr. Jokn
3tsrdnder, near Cdmp5eH Courthouse q,iH shelp
the luna. UILLIlAf G.. Pl;NDLETUN'
Richmond, Mar II. m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

I'VE subscriber wishes 10 exchange of land
II OF one thousand acres III Hopkins county, Ksntuc
ny, situated my miles north from BASKERVILLE
near Drake creek, or unimproved property IN Rich
mOhd, Tor land with Improvements in this state be
tween Richmond aud the BrHe Ridge. In September
1873 respectable resident Of that country was epoy
ed 10 viewihIs tract ard the following is extract
from his letter upon the subject 90 About half Of
your lana lies well, aud is OF good quality; the growth
Is oak OF all kinds, bat the quantity white
with plenty OF poplar for building, with sugar camp
The underground is spice wood. red bud, and some
hazel there very IIie OF the land
from its being wet. It's distance Maids lnvilic
the county seat. is six nies-ITnm GTeeuvle (Meck.
enbuTg courIhouse) fourteen miles-iTom The Highland
Lick, wbere salt is sold dollar per husheI thr
~ one miles and Two miles distant from a mill Oh
Drake crerk."-ln 1928, tue surveyor after completing
survey of the land, writes thus in Ielaloa To IL =
" think there is two thirds of your land That is rich
and lies wrliItis at least good second rate tract.
! have lately learnt that tobacco inspections has been
established within four this land on Drake
creek The tile to tue town aud Kentucky property is
indispuiabe. Any person communicating with ~.
upon this subject will please address me al Rich
mond between this and the dTst August aud viii give
very particular description of the state IL improve
ment to their land ana buildings
JUneiI I0..n PETER COPELAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

MiLTARY LANDS, ...Cssh Will be gwen Tor Sol.
lF1 diets' HtNGrg LeHds lying Missouri river if
apI'lcatmn he made Immediately % NOB'r oUARLES,
or 10 The Subscriber. e. n. HALL.
IuHe q. ~. WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

- OTICE-Ibs undersigned having been appointed
~ ~ the Governor and Council of Virginia PRINCIPAL
surveyor gf the lands betw the Scoto Lue MI.
rivers NJ W. of the DINO river, beeby notifies the
Of and all those interested Ia Land warrant
granted by Tue state of virginia TO her officers and
soldiers services the revolutionary war that his
Office (in this town. will, on the 27th uay Of this month
open making la, atiOns and surveys snIib of the
CTeenyiIie reaJ line aud after the Sd DAY july next
for making locations and North said line
ia that oithe Virginia military district lately coded
by the Indians.
The 18th day Of July will offer the last opporlu.
niiy to acquire good lnd ~ the Virginia military dis
tfct aud OF iaHd warrants WIlI tbei elofe 10
well to have them forwarded To MY Office before thai
day. CAUNALLADER WALLACE.
Chicohe. Ohio, jane T. 7..9ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-29

AIOIiCE...1 have received powefO f Attorney n0ui
" MARY HOLT, 1T sumner sounty, Tennessee, To
transact aud see al her business ~ every kud the
stare Of VTgiBalt IS therefore hoped that all former
powers Of attorney made hy the sald Mary Holt will
forward and settle their respective with
out De ~, with DAVID n. SUDBURY,
ButkiRghBsa. lime IS. H.,4t APy Tor BsTy HoIt.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-03
CIRCULATING MEDIUM.

10 The editor Of the City Of Washington Gazette.
SIR--As money, the representative CT
labor, both mental and corporeal, and Of
the productions of nature, besides being
the medium of fiscal regulation, and OF
commercial pursuits, with its haher
substituted has of late become a matter
ofpubhc concern, as well as of curious
speculation, it may not be amiss, occa-
sionally, to bring into view the senti-
ments Of those venerable sages who have
heretofore meditated profoundly On the
subject. Among those sagcs appeared
Doctor John Witherahoom. lie was
president Of the college at Princeton, in
the state of New-Jersey; and represent
ed that state, as delegate in congress;
at which time he became one of the
Patriotic group who signed our incsti-
mable Declaration Of independence !
The following, given as a specimen Of
The solidity Of his judgment, is selected
from the ] st volume of " The American
Review, and Literary Journal" PAGE
425.-If you think this article deserving
of republication, be so good as to
give it an insertion in your Gazette.
/ am, &c. n.
IN essay on money as medium of commerce,
with remarks on the advantages and disad-
vantages Of paper admitted into general Cir
culation.
Though this essay was written and
published in the form of pamphlet,
some years since, when so strong dis
position existed, in the United States, to
emit large sums of paper money, and
though it was intended to answer par
tlcular and temporary purpose, yet it
contains views on the subject of money,
SO general and luminous, that we CON
slider it ebundantly worthy of being pre-
served and studied. The following are
the doctrines which Doctor Wither-
afoon here teaches, summed up by HIM
self at the close, in single PROPOSE
tons: g.
/. 1T ought not to be imputed to ac-
cid.- t or caprice, that gold, silver, and
copper, formerly were, and the two first
continue to be, the medium Of COM
mcrce; but to their inherent value,
joined with other properties that fit them
for circulation
Q. =" Gold and silver are far from be-
ing in a too small quantity at present,
for the purpose of a circulating medium
in the commercial nations. The last of
them, viz. silver, seems rather, to be in