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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-26
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UUoV 1Lt1IFIEENS5
LHROM brig Susan, from Portland, and
Il for sale al the cabinet warehouse, low
er end Of Prince-siieet,
Carriotes, Tagggons, &c.
together with Furniture and Chairs, viz. {:
3 top carrioles, with plated harness
IA jersey Wagons, with harness
Bureaus; tables sideboaris
Dressing glasses; belsie,ds chairs
A few barrels No nackerel
A general assortment of goods in his line
comprising The best variety IN the district
of Columbia: aHof Thi.h will lie sold low
ON HAND,
Mahogany, in logs and boards.
0FFurniture, sc. made and repaired as
usual. SAMUEL WARD.
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NJ .chanics' Bank OF A'cx'a.

December 5, J8I8.
TYNE Stockholders Of The Mechanics
4 Bank of Alexandria are hereby noti-
fed That one qurrter of the seventh install
meut is called for to this institution, paya-
bic at the Bank on the 1874 January next,
one quarter on The 10th of February, and
one half he eighth instalment Oh the 18th
of March next. BY order of the Board,
Dec : P. Fl. MINER, Cashier.
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For New-York.

SGM The fast sailing schr. DASH, J.
G3ASs Gr ifhth, master, burthen 75o barrels,
will be ready on Monday to receive freight
and be dispatched Immediately. Apply
10 J.H LADD,
who offers fox sale on board said schooner,
30 barrels and 5000 punches onions
box towing pieces
bale twine
February 90
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For Freight.
Sales at Nendue. .

Tn every ~ day ~ j@r,Ga..
WILL Be SOLD,
AZ The FendGe Stare, corner of Prince and
Water streets,
try GO1.ts, - ay~l1fs, %c.
Particulars of which witl be expressed in
the hills OF he day.
.VAH kin Is If gods which are on IL
rii;ah9n, ami the prices Of which are csta-
pushed, can"t any ti,ne DE viewed an DUR
chased st the lowest limitation prices.
January 2. G.. MARSTFIIER
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The Gantleman's
.4yN.NUaL POCKETRENE.lfBR.a.N
For 1919.

TONTAINING-T'he Almanac ruled
~ pages for memoran1uns duties pay
able on goods, &c.; naval and custom honse
officers; public appraisers !; information
concerning patents; post Office establish
ment official army and navy lists; cor.
rect register of the American navy; marine
corps; government Of the U. States, exc
cutive, legislative and judiciary; territorial
governments intercourse with foreign ma.
tions; directors and cashiers of the bank of
the U. States, &c. &c.
THE LADV's POCKET BOOK for 1919,
Containing-The Almanac; ruled pages
for m emorandums; description of Pitcairn's
island bishop Watson's letter on future
state remarks on female dress and on mar
riage; morality OF the Batledore account
of the Cherokee schools. Selected Poetry
Answers to last years cnigmas; cha
rades; new and fashionable songs; rehus.
es. New country dances and waltzes; mar
keting tales; tables reducing shi''ings aud
pence to cents; also for showing the value
of dollars in ounds, shillings and pence
Are Just receired for SAFE br
JAMES KENNEDY & son.
November "a dti
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For Freight.

>s5HI The ship MARIA, J. swaine,
Lnaster, carries $500 barrels, is an
excellent vessel, and in complete order to
receive cargo IN board. Apply to
LAwARASON & FOWLE.
For Sale,
sSM The schm UNION, burthen 'C0
SIytons or about 900 barrels, built Of
The best materials near New Bedford, is
coppered and copper fastened, and can be
sent on a voyage at triiing expense. She
will be sold low and on liberal credit. 1t
jrnot sold at private sale, will be offered at
auction on'SATURDAY next ati2 O'Clock,
as she now lays at Central wharf. Apply as
above. February 70
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Vol. XlX.l
Tor s Richmond,

For Norfolk s KlchmOnd,
xn The Schr. MARY s. ELIZA, will
G2ysail Tor tie above ports on sunday
Sext~For freight apply to WIN, hamsay'
Of the Captain on board at Ramsay , WSar!'
February "a Of
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Also,

EA The schooner LAUREL, Thomas
MO. Stephens, master. She is fine
new vessel, OF 100 tons burthen, tor which
. freight for Oporto or Lisbon would De
preferred. She will probably be here in a
few days. Apply to
February "a
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For Sale.
For Newly npk.
For Sale.

>AsN 4 small schooner. well calculated
.Ss.ss.4tor tbe approaching fishing season.
ALSO,
-Four casks real Bridp6rt seine t%iue, with
4 general assortment of rupe, tar, boards,
Scantling, shingles, &c. &c,
JOSIAH HEWES DAVIS.
February Is 3w
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l.. MaSterSOn.

BOOT AND SlTOE-.ALiKER,
DETURNS his grateful thanks TO his
1 q fr'snds and the public in general. for
the libefSal patronage he has received in his
line of business, and hopes they will con-
tinue it. He has on hand a good assert
ment oithe best Philadelphia leather, which
he intends manufacturing in the best man
ner: tor neatness and durability it will be
excelled by none. He has on hand a good
assortment of
boots, Bootees and Shoes,
which he will sell on reasonable terms for
cash, or to punctual customers at the usua
credit, Ut his old stand opposite theGaze'te
office. Royal-street.
N. B. Two boys OF good disposition
would be taken as apprentices to the above
business. Those from the country would
he preferred. August "a
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For Freight,

kM The new and fast sailing brig Ne
~ reus, burthen 22o tons or ABOUT
5000 bbls. she is a superior copper tasten-
"a vessel, and daily expected from an
Eastern port.
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Piano Fortcs.

TWO elegant fine toned Piano Fortcs,
Il with the additional keys, tor safe by
JAS. KENNEDY s. son.
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MORNING. FEBRUARY go

Tobacco and Segws.
JUST received and for sale, irsi aualitv
- Chescins Tobacco,
Fine t'auored Spanish SeyGrs.
Sept 60 WIN. DEVACGHN. -
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For Freight.

,SaI> The 6ae fast sailing Schr. FAR
NTgLMERS FRIEND, A.Seemis, master
6urihen, 80 tons or $50 barrels. She is
ne rIy new, and will BE- in complete order
for the reception of cargo in days. APP
ply TO L. Il. 10 "LAND'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06
-, SI'.1I'T7'ES n IARGE. "a

I II ia H. = =
/ TO TUE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
! lave seen Ill your paper, with great
i pleasure. thai The revision of The laws is
nearly completed, and will be so, before
: lhe Legislature 90. II is a work greatly
wanted. AID loudly called for by pubic
opniion. l do not sec. however, ila, any
'hng Is dong 10 hringup the publication
al ihe Statutes al Large. -IHGt is work
. cqua;iv necessary. IL WAS strongly re.
commended by The committee III revis0.s.
and tier rp.b0riwas connected with. and
dependent on, ii. Many 0ther acts wuuid
have b"rti coulIhized M The general code.
bui iol the expectation illat li;ev would
n.id 4 place M The convenient AMI npr
iauicnt volumes -! Tie Statutes ~ LARGO
"a be deposited ~ ih, -, es:,l clerks otli-
CcS, and in the hands Of the MAGISTRATES
and Ci,!zcns. II il h,d been uutirr,icud
t''dt this work would not be finished; II
Il had been expected that Important pmj.
&c and private laws are oiiiy 10 exist in The
loose and perishale sheets of HE SEES.
tsfons acts, tic eeheTct volume would have
been much extended: bat the price of
thc v0!ume, as well as lis bulk, would
thereby, have been tOu much encreased.
,r' cunplciiUn at The Statutes al iatyp
"iil embrace The happy medium. While
swCi:~ti, and thGt without nrcrssilV. All
our laws Wli! be embodied into durable
'iiid CONVENIENT Volumes, with good IA
deEes. They will be preserved for the
II ga po~lcriiN /; and every citizen hay
my ANY aght depending upon ii private
on public (eNplred) statute, will hc,ela
bied 10 igrn To II al once, ly means OF
The iuGeSVs.
ilgiIGht not Ia BE- forgotten, Mr.. Edi.
to-, MAI He laws Of couutrI aiiord. us
best and mos, authentic History. Thev
Vnan!v future legislatures TOO. TO avail
themselves Of Wibat their predecessors
have done, under like circumstances. -
he ic0lW al the work in QneSli0u Is mn.
drrs'o0d 10 be over. MIR. lirnina has
brought II up. through lis only lait0riouS
Stages, Ia tiih volume. That vclume
only wants an examination and certii-
Gaze, io Siveil authority. Tie expencc
!" ne pubic OF completing tlo WORK vili
he but triiiIng. Gully Il Jtw copies will
be taken by the cummonw aith iur lis
magistrates The rest will be purchased
by the oI,!zens. !, therefore, earnestly
recommend the Subjec; 10 The attention
OF the legislature. a short bill on the
subject wiil suffice, aua If time is pres
$ihS, the business might lie well contid-
Ell To tie executive.
Having established The University.
completed The Revision o: Tie LAWS. and
brought mp the Statutes at large, our pal
rioiic Legislators will he warmly received
by Their constituents, after iheirloDg and
useful session II
March Ilh, 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06

4 AND fOt SALk.-bs virtue OF q deed tfust of
record ~ Hanover county court btariHr Gaie tie
29ih day Of December 1877, and executed BY John Eng
land TO- The subscrihers fof certain purposes therein
nicnuunce-Miil be solo 7t John ~. HtnaTcs'. Tavern
Do Hanover county, oa SONbAY, the 18th instant Co.
me bshcst bidder, ict cash. the Tract vi LfND lying
on scnef kuu qaid county, con aiHur hy sfponsi
ton Zs0 ACRES, ara at ihis sine occHpird ~ Catherine
tnrlfnd, mother 1f stif John Fbrlsnd. q BE- deemed
unnecessary 20 gve u0ff descriptions of me land -
those $50 "isb ~ sHrrhate vti vee tie premises be-
fore Dis d., 40 sale. JUHN VIM,
hWch o. W4N' FAGKH rtNsEET ! ''"'i'c''
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COMMUNICATION
Nost Horrible and Darine Oat,aSc.

I
U0St Horrible and Durine. Oyf,nCe.
Perhaps more daring outrage never
was committed in this country, iIan VAS
commttictl on yesterday in Ills county.
tCharies I!ly,) IN he neigkborhopd az
'hecourt house, Mrs. Valentine. mar
T!edlady otrespeciabiliiV, but moor, VAS in
usiriously employed in gathering so.e
COTTON, al some distance from the house
where she resided but in sight of the
nam road, where she vas accosted uncx-
peciedIy by man WHO had rode ND to
He ieIlce thai incl0sed The Iitiie COTTON
patch Where she was busily enplnyed.
SAYING show DO you do, Miss 2" aud i'm
lnediaiely made propositions 10 spd,,cc
her, Offering money, which lie said he
had plenty OF, Smacking his pocket. aud
'A:d he had more IN his ,alice. She re-
fused las propositions, and told him size
hld not want Aim nor his money and
immediately started IA run towards her
NILE dwelling upon which thu rufi;u
irdped from his horse and pursued h r.
hr poor wonian could make but bad
way, being lar advanced in pregnancy.
was soom overlaken by him; he laid vio.
ichi hands upon her, and threw hrrdown.
Aand alter scuiilng with ker until he lone
almost all her cloibes off Of her. G,e noor
pm@n beng nearly exhausted wi,ii
right aud fatigue, he consummaied his
!. S'""ns ini"nfIous. This is The infor-
naFion gwen by lier disiresset! and nm
iiap} husband This morning. ItistLere-
iore 1pcd, IL tliiS unfortunate family Js
pnor, il@l liberal ward will be offered
by lie : Vernarrni for experimenting and
Tn9ing dc offender 10 a proper trial -
II IS SUPPOSED lilait!e onendcris siran-
ger ~ Cuarl City. The best description
thai can be had OF him and horse that
can nr sn' at prcscD,, Che poor woman
o@nE ma sijuaii0n1nolteb be Intercepted
mNch, she bcirS vers sick and threatened
"'lh hlsra1flage,Gls, that he rode as
VIII as >t$ rcso'icris, something Of 4
''h ~ HiA-4id CGdcr horse, had u va
ri'hcr win a bear skin over i, or CO.
eco viii BAR, had good looking DON
"le reilfi briVi', was we'll dressed him
Si', man oi more than common size
'nH iafr, aud had dark great coat or sur
t1ilt 0u but SAWS size should know him
u size could see him again. This actwas
comWIil"d as size supposcs l,ctNeen |
aad o'clock IN the afternoon Of 2slh. A
man ANSWERING that description ~as seen
passing ihc road that way on thc same
day aud rcar ihc time stated. aud if is
supposed that he must be going ON ia
wards Richmond. A subscripl,G, paopr
Is no" oui, and several subscrtcrs have
already subscribed literally. and il isex-
pecic handsome reward will be raised
~ HAT way, which will be forwarded 10
Richmond as soon as possible. This
outrage committed npon Mrs. Y. we hone
viii DC caution 20 hardy females WHO
too frequently 60 abroad unprotected.
and thereby put themselves in lie power
% L..
90 such ruillans. Feb. 2Sib, 1919.
~ editors Of The different newspaper.
IN Richmond viii please publish the above
i"u ~ lS hopr'i ihnt papers at distsnce VII
d. Oh, tte, asit is probable that The offend. r
VIII qod tbs part OF tie country If lac resides
here.
az we amt9 to state. tat on Thursday night W.
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pUSTSyNlp'v.

WASHINGTON, March 4...Tle Com
Sress OF the United States adiournsd last
s,ening, beyond ichiiierc tlDsIituti, h
al Term of service did not peresii them Is
eAend The Session. Thc Lisa bt H..
la"s passed at The preycn, scss,on n D., !,
MeSh.li publish, VIII ..iuw wha; has beer
done. For the present, We must content
ourselves with stating some OF The most
prominent proceedings.
} firSt III importance, II Diay be m,i.
toned thai the biIl which lad passed a
senate, changing The mode of iisposip.-
o. me iubiic LahGS. did Ilot pass. itwas
debated y short time Yesterday, in Tue
ii"">e OF hepresenlaiiV $, pm aside by
an acc"Vi'ai interruption Il The proceed
inSs on u, and moi resumed. Eupn.r,,
however i.anspircd, 10 shoa thai some
where about iMo ihi.,isog the House were
~ FAVOR oi The principle Of The bill. and
mai II "onid have passed had .iiac be.u
"'"W'd tor proper discussion oI Il.
""i' II VA" \ciiemvu,ly denied, and with
"5'e : "*'n too, by 'hcoppon his Of the
Il. iHtoeo, Too many praposii,4ls Of
real nmpo'ancc have, for The same
reason, slyrl cut Their UAisi,ucc.
I've ball authorizing The establishment
M II iSiomal GNermn.?n, for Florida.
~ ihr event OF tie ratification OF he
J. i'"'N oi Ccss:on by Siain, las hcrome
4. .aw
Tie bin fixing The day, (ihc second
Mona, IN NoNemibcr,) 10: HE Meeting
0i i:,e ueM Congress, Which had passed
me Scnaie, tailed Ia tie House Of keurc-
Sc" saii'eS, b Hg Indefinitely postponed.
on HE motion of MI BarhHu..
lie Bal con, erning Invalid peDsion-
era, and The bill establishing addiiioual
- az 4 s.,r
ihe act 10 amend he act iucorpora,;,,T
lie ubScrihcis 10 the Bank OF m. q.
StaleS, has becume; law.
lie bill IN addition tuthe acis proh;h
n'h; emporialion of slaves iHio,ne &.
. was not, as We had supposed, LOST, in
c"hs'SnEnce OF aNlsaSrccmcn beiueen
'"e w" Houses respecting tie amend
u'thlS. II mas become u lam. and is NOR.
''apN ihe meSi interesting 10 the national
aiac'rr 'oi any acl passed during he
present. session.
thataci aniborizes The Presidrn, 10 d..
reci He armed vessels Il he United
9ia', to intercept, or he coast Of Africa
or '1Se"Iitre, any vessels engaged in The
: aV" trade, AMI bring li'cm into the il.
oi"leS. II provides Tor the allowance Of
iWc"tY 'tiy' dollars toreyery slave b. 1ught
mo HE United Sla'cs Under CIR nmstan-
3"S"'llng The brileiot al i'll uiion 10
introduce thea; Illegally iuto The Uu,ted
t'ics; aud OF fists dollars Tor each slave
discovered TO liza, e been illegally intro
dnccd INTO he l.. States. Iin4 slaves,
Wien lhiis CAPTURED on i!re Dream, or dis
covered III our country, 10 be held in trust
by HE U. States. until They can be trans
ported hack TO Aiiica, Sc
BreNei General JAMES MILLER, al
present Colonel in The Army, is appoin,
cd to be Governor OF The new TeilitoI7
Of Alkansaw.
i. ROBERT ChIrTENDEN is appointed
Secretary Of said Territory. Nat LIT.
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Ht subscriber proposes 10 sell iLree l,ac,s of Land
iSi"s III We c0anty Of Buckingham The tract az,
viii he resides $50 miles non Nv C.r,nnHn' am, U
iVer aud III The Beighborhood sever al inannfscor
hhs containing aerht 0GO acres, OiWlch 400 are In
hpoHe' tH5 eeheIa Character OF which is good opac %
i4ho, Nhe The open lana produces COED cops oi pIa
AUG "hi'e clover This land is ntei secied by etsek
"bich mas on bOrdeIs 60 or 20 acres Of yer fT,I.
nat er"nHd The improvements are extensive and ,ar,
GUS e"icuifi,doi the accommodation or afre fanil
HU 'us seCuieEeh' "t large crops This properly vtI
he sold privately for when one third Of he "
.hoh. "il Oe Iegnircd on The delivery possesson
an. .he remainder ia Two equal annual PAYMENTS
hul"'hiHE TIE above rs tsct vi Zi6 actrs- tr rpnd
IAN" OF which wii produce lue tobacco The inurnvc
nehs are i"iedbie DIV cling house other Aouses and
gOoC orchards. - wa
The ihrd tactlies abou ten miles aboe New Cgn.on
Oh the naiers of State river crOtanIng etry
~ N"OUS aA' aUdi leu t. the CI}iuTc oftpiaccn
ihel NO idst hautd tracts 81 land III he soid tc =
nishts Diuoer, ia is tom q New Canton ON SgfHr,
rae iOth tTis ..OT Nhch the purchaser = al be
required To paJ one half OF the price M hand ana i
', .S, ~ we've m"nths' S4Ifh PAYNE.
'"''" 90. .tds"t
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40 NegrocS at. AVrtgo0 Fer Cash.
n Iuhce hoWafa hptii court viz. on dfeae0p ne
iWh @ 6prit, wili be csd At public an,fioe Tor
ready money, 10 likely negroes, Consisting rosd, ~
lo"hg"omtu. BOYS aHd girls They will be sol ir h, d.
h'es' o. separately rs may suit pnrchsstls Nha = as
mem ioi lhet owH use-but 10 funiies only 10 th,--
wno huy sell AGAIN among tieus good carotrtee
1". ~ years ",a also, most valuable yorug ielev
about 30 years cid, go0a toot gardener 81 efet sarg
ne "boie at them arc "Hcomueniy iHey HEALTHY and
Of good characiet ~
he sale Will commence atl2 o'cloct in frcat NJ n,.
iayFfn. Mates OF the w. s.. Bank (Richmi,sI gssprby
and OF the virginia aud Fsrmefs Bank GU, viii ~
'a,sh ~ paj menl. BY o'dsr Of IRE Pr0y-'si.r
mdtCh ND..ifs fHUMhS I tFfOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06

Nitrt OF deed ~ iust executed to ttp trs.cr7
= ueT by Lewis Hardwick anG Priscilla his wife In
'I"I 10 sccuto ffe payment Of dest Que olu t,.rr
aud e.. therein inerueusd, shall on y4fs,5ey ,is
2fh dHg or MS month, H5rch) az Mount Iat,fl u.lt
HN county Va proceed To sell to the highrs 81 bide, a.
"a' OF land containing 326 acres lyng in,n,6,at,.v
~ l"t h-thbufhood OF Mount Laurel ar n the uairrs
H' h--e! Creek, ae neninded 30 said ir1sf deed Te.g
AZ sue, HENSON CLskk, Trustee
80 ~ t' 81. vida
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06

AZ AhSHdL'S SN.k Under decree ~ he sui no.
~ co"Hol chanrcIy for the nichmond dntilci prg.
'vsu on te 2'th DAY OF Jupe, i6iS. Ae ,btciD
depending, bcctenihe MuiDal Assorapcr SECRET, AGAINST
ne on buildings OF the oists Of Firgss plaintiff nd
thueWoh Caie~ood aGd either defendants win be sold
l" the hishes bidder public Suction Oh the prerses
gF IheSddg fhe Gh s09 ~ dp5tfHeIf attweve 'rt,tk
.He dwelling h"use stnre house, Eitchcn and luu,het
Huuse, on The sOut side Of Hdu street i IN. CITY
oI richmond nov occupied by Judah Nyers and ohe,s
ORIGINALLY iGsuTeh ~ said Society by George Stfas or
s'Cu paf'hcieo ~ 2y he necessary 10 satisfy SAID Dc
thereof j. GiJtRRAgT :,
80. ~ W. 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06

STOPPAGE OF SPECIE PAYMEvTs.
CINCINNATI FEB 20.--We haveit from The
oeNt authority, that ALI the keutncky i;atks
nave suspended 'hVir specie payments: ala
we are further Informed that these Bans "a nj
20. tTsume tie payment OF specie until ,i,.
phlo i'ahkS shall kaNe done This informa
w" may we f'he"o on. Western Spy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06

~ we iamcn' % state. init ON Thursday night. Nr
ldoMAS WlliF once respectable tIttfc sut nf tbt,
Guy an" recently rssdentrl New York cat Do. throat
Ief"r | Ore h'nsc Of his brother this cit, -
Af Whte htd heep ~ several years stbieri ID, ,, -,
ci iUng W. adg which confined rim to i.is bel
A,N pc ta" tsen besides unfortunate gs merchant 49,
we '''o""' Jury pronounced. taat TIE deceassd had
I't s"hf i'me vas aid especially on he night nfbs
stiol'e eNhlbifd e,.dcat marks q desaa.ed and
li''h. "a NINA Mr. White isuaeisted Bali ,u aoar
''.f ne t''al stroke. before BE bIea,ati his isst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06
ValUaGIe P,0peJM Eo,. ~

Z 1LONi SEtD.-We snail receive in a ar = &C..
- supply al Ked CYoUer .yced ''' ="
Jan , 'S..WSw DREW, CLAIR a CARuOII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06

A'VN kENl...t That vel Constructed bricL hagFr an.
ath Street (near Judge Roane'a) lately &c, npid ~
hI. hnnseil FOR terms Apply to JOHN LEE on Il ST.
Hd'cb o. 90 AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06

! ENRI CURTIS viii sen, on scrornfaoi si,s te,,r.
- " Application he made Immediately bis ptJl =
aND LOTS ~ HANOVER tOWN....t sjtnluon ~
the practice 81 Medicine sUrpassrd by De- 81. boz fh. .
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4 kiSPtCfAELt Mas OF mature age aud iodrsts,
ons bahiis without family, ard having sot =. ~
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-06

.StupieS Of tile Iiielimond Ua,5et

Tobacco 50, 90 ii oO-C orr S3a350- Flour
% .. . 20 mea' o!3 ii ) w heal 5 4 90 ticn:p
Ii0 > loo per ton.
Groser7es. -Spger brown SIP SD Ger
h"hortd- Coffee - % cts. per ib.-id las.
stS % a oS Gus per sa'l0e--Cut HetYnesS
% per bD!-isac"n, III, J , cts. per Ih.-hun,
Antigua d los cts. pea gallon.
PRICE or Si'OCHC.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-22
SHOE So LEATHEP
S II O r. no
John Chandler & Sons

NAVE opened Boot, Shoe and Lea.
- Their Store, in the shoe shop latelv
the property of Thomas PnIcE, Jun
nearly opposite the Presbyterian Meeting
house, where they offer for sale sundry
articles Of Findings in their line Of b,si.
ness. They intend to keep constantly on
hand, general assortment Of Ladies and
Genllemen's Boots and Shoes, of the best
quality and newest fashions. They have
also on hand great variety of Misses
and Children's Shoes. They are sensible
that their success in business must depeud
on the goodness of their work. The pub
lie are invited TO make the trial.
N. B. The above mentioned articles
may also be had at the old stand.
April 10, 1910.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-22

sumed no one will deny. The cause may
be traced to various sources but princi-
pally to the influence of luxury. The
effect of this change, perhaps, 10 one
would pretend TO predict is already
sufficiently apparent to cause the most
melancholy reflections as to the future
prospects OF our growing country. For
merry, young man would not hesitate to
enter the "hoiy state OF wedlock," with
only few pounds in his pocket, and a
probable calculation on as many more for
his yearly income. Now the possession
OF many thousands Of dollars will hardly
satisfy his expectations, or conquer the
scruples of his Dulcinea. To be in a
situation to marry, he must be eoabled, as
Dr. Johnson has said, to I. ride 10 coach
es that whirl like meteors, and live IN
palaces that rise like exhalations." The
consequence is that our list of marriages
grows smaller daily; and those who are
compelled TO linger out life oil lean cell
bacy, and single blessedness, continually
increase in number.