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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-16
COMMERCIAL.

Liverpool, June 8.
Colonial produce OF almost every deserlp-
ton continues exceedingly depressed, and
many articles still recede; raw sugars ex'
hibit the same retrogade tendency, but
good mdding and fine qualities, suitable
for general consumption are less heavy OF
sale than low and brown, which are again
lower. Our markets opened on Monday
with an auction of GOO hhds St. Lucia, the
first lot sold at SOS. & after having attempt
ed successfully one or two consequent iots'
the remainder were withdrawn. On FRI
day 954 hhds and sc lierces Antigua, win
45 barrels of Tortola, were brought tor
ward and the whole disposed OF at OBS to
Sos Sd for fair to good dry brown, 66s I'd
to IDS Cd for low to fair middling, and IT'S
to us Sd for good and fine mlddling. on
the following day 239 hhds. IS tierees OF
Rarbadoes were forced off at lower rates,
viz. middling 10 good middling, CTS 80 10
IT'S Cd, and fine middling to bright, 7os
| 10 85s Cd up to els for fine, being from Is
to IS under the prices obtained at the pre-
ceding sale of this description this depre'
citation was the occasion of two other par
cells advertised for Thursday being with
drawn altogether. On Friday the market
somewhat revived, ITO hhds and IL tierces
of Antigua, having gone oft at an advance
of Is to 2s per cwt. 50 that upon the
whole of the transactions Of the week, we
cannot notice any material variation since
our last. Foreign sugars are rarely en-
ouired for; on Friday II chests, As bags
of Brazil were attempted by auction, but
Withdrawn, the hrst lot being bought III al
43s. On Saturday 1921 bags OF white
Bengal we're also Intellectually ofered:-
Refined sugars extremely heavy OF Sale
Foreign molasses continue dull, 81 pun
cbeops of DemeFara were bought in with
the exec ption of 10, which sold at 25s, the
quality however was bst thin. British re-
| mains very steady both as to demand ane
price.
The rum market continues much de-
pressed, and though offered at lower rates
there are few purchasers to be found. goo'
favored Jamaica I6 o. P. may be obtain
ed at IS 3D. to IS Sd and common flavor
at IS I'D to IS 6d.-A parcel OF strong lee
wards la 0. P. have been bought at IS pc
gallon. and common proofs may be pur
chased equally low. The export deman'
is almost wholly suspended, to the reviva
of which we can only look for an improve
ment in prices.
The features OF the coffee market, the
still destitute of animation. are by no mean
so languid as they have appeared for
long time past, and holders seem less dis
posed to seek for buyers at further redu
ced prices, otherwise sales might hav
been effected to some extent The enqu
ries have been confined principally to 81
Domingo, at and under 83s per cwt-
which offers have been refused. Som
little business has however been done
good to fine ordinary Dutch at BIS to SZs
and very good St. Lucia at Hos, with
small lot good ordinary Jamaica at 90s pe
cwt The London market having impro'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-16
THE FRENCH NAVY.

The Paris Papers say, that France now
possesses 246 ships Of war. among which
are 48 sail of the line and 80 frigates.--
They are now building l ! sail Of the line
and frigates.
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Hunter, is we'll known in Darlington dis.
trict, South Carolina and the following
narrative, which had from himself, fami-
liar to his friends and acquaintance.
Hunter, though youth perhaps of ls
years old, was very active in defence of his
eountry's rights during the revolutionary
war. TWAS the tate of this their in arms
to fall into the hands Of Major Tanning,
whose deeds as cruel partizan- leader, in
the service of Great Britain, are written in
North and South Carolina in characters of
blood. Hunter, whose active services
had reused the ire of the MAJOR, was told
upon the spot to prepare for bis fate, which
was nothing less than death, for which aw-
full event few minutes only were allowed
him to prepare. A band oftories, thirsting
for the blood of a patriot, instantly formed
a circle round the boy, leaving him no rea.
sonabIe chance Of escape.
At this moment thought followed thought
in quick succession. His home, his friends,
bis country, and the circumstances under
which he was about to be torn from them
all, together with the reflection that he
must quickly realize state of untried be-
ing, crowded upon his mind, and called
up feelings not to be described.
For the first time he bent bis knees to the
power which yields the destinles of man,
and no sooner had he breathed wish to
the throne of mercy, than be felt strong
persuasion that deliverance was possible.
This important point settled in his mind,
he cast his eyes round in search of the
means to he employed. AT the distance of
few PAGES from the eneircling band stood
beautiful FLY. furnished with the majors
riding establishment, complete. This ami
NAL, late the idol Of sportsmen IN Virginia,
had fallen into the hands of the present
owner, and was highly priced, as afording
the means of escape from impending dam
ger.
"Cannot l." thought Hunter, "spring
from my knees, gam the saddle, and un-
der the favor of that power which has SC
fully assured my heart, escape this threa-
tening death ?" Having resolved, if he
must perish. to perish in the attempt, he
darted like lightning through bis enemies,
and selling the blidle, which was held by
servant boy, as he vaulted INTO the sad
die he put the majors courser to her speed,
and went off with his booty, to the no small
disappointment and modification of the as
tonished beholders. After gazing awhile
in stupid amazement, the redoubtable Fam
ming recollected that his soldiers had guns,
but it was too late; and the order to ''shoot
at the REBEL" was obeyed without effect.
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uNExAMPLEp PRODUCT.

1t is asserted, that, on the Farm OF Sa-
muel Cope, in Eastbradford, Chester CO.
Pennsylvania, there was found this season
a root OF wheat, which produced l0s 'talks,
and all well headed. One OF the heads
1.-THE onlyone countsd) contained 6sgralns.
If the other heads were as well filled, the
product must have been upwards of six
thousand grains of wheat from single
root.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-16
WARS AND RuMoRs OF WARS.

This morning we received Paris papers
of Wednesday. The war party in France
are actively engaged in propagatlng runors
of misunderstanding and disagreements
between the various Powers of Europe,
and endeavor to agitate the public mind,
by the constant expectation OF new HOSTILE
ties. The communications which are SAID
to have taken place between Sweden and
Russia, on the subject OF the debts Of Dem
mark, have afforded ample scope for their
warlike speculations7 They have also en-
broiled Russia with Austria, and England
with Russia nor have the friendly relations
of England and France escaped their dis
turbing propensities. 1t was asserted that
all the British Officers in France have been
recalled but we believed that never in a.
ny former portion of our history, not even
excepting the pacific administration oil Sir
Robert Walpole, was the government OF
Great Britain less DESTROYS OF counting the
glories and the dangers OF war than at the
present moment. Happily no occasion Of
fers itself which in the present state OF this
country could justify renewal OF bostllI-
ties: but such is our Financial condition, and
such the exhaustion of our resources, that
foreign Powers may expect to lind in our
present Ministers apologlsts rather than a.
yengers of their misconduct. Time was
when the savage murder of two British
subjects by foreign General would not
have been passed by with indifference.
[Globe.
The French FIVE per Cents, are 67t. Soc.
Bank Stock /, 5l5f.
From the London Globe Of 18th June.
cEssIoN OF THE FLoRIDAs, &c.
The further consideration OF the Report
of the Foreign Enlistment Bill was, in the
House of Commons last night, fixed fol-
Wednesday next. 10 the mean time the
bill, with the amendments made IN the
committee, will be printed. The pert'na'
city with which ministers persevere in thi'
highly unpopular and impolitie measure
would lead US to suspect that they have
some motives which they do not yet think
fit to disclose. The cession OF Cuba, late
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Natchez, July FL.

Natchez, July FL.
Extract of letter from Gen. LONG, the
chief of the army Of Texas, dated
"N-acngdoches, July I2, 1919.
"I started to 60 to Natchez, but ru-
NOR of the enemy advancing on US, COM
PEELED me to remain. or to loose the comb
deace of the men command, and broke
up the expedition, which is now in the
most prosperous nothing will
prevent our successive increase daily
in soldiers and citizens, they join us from
all parts, and / find myself much better
supported than expected--eyery thing is
in good train, and there is no doubt OF the
success of the Republican army"
From other sources it is understood that
aradOnsa heads the troops opposed to gen.
Long.
From TIE NeU- Orleans Chronicle.
The following fact, though altogether
worthy OF being remembered, has never,
believe. been reported by the pen Of any
historian.
Lest it should be thought mere fabri
cation to occupy. a vacant column in the
newspaper. think it not unmportant e
tate, that the subject Of this memoir, Mr.
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New- York, August I2.
The U. S. brig Enterprise, has hauled
oul from the Navy Yard, and, we under
stand, will proceed to sea Immediately.
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COMMUNICATION.

COMMUNICATIONS.
There are two inducements TO visit the
theatre this evening" new historical play
and an able company of perforners-each
ofwhich should draw numerous audience.
The play is by Mr.. Payne, an American,
formerly Of this theatre, and is represented
to be equal to any dra matte production OF
the present century. 1t is now presented
with the Philadelphia and Baltimore cast OF
character; and in this instance our citizens
will have an opportunity of seeing how
plays are performed in those cities. vi
the talents of the company, we have had
two specimens, which have abundantly
proved their skill. We are now offered
another, and the last, its engagements at
the north requiring an immediate removal
thither. IHEoflo.
Mr.. George Reading of Baltimore, on
Tuesday evening last, about 9 miles from
Havre- de Grace, was met by foot pad,
armed with pistol, who rushed from
thicket on the side of the road. calling out
stop, at the same time jumping at the horse,
and demanding his money. The horse
being spirited took fright, and the rider
was enabled to make his escape without
injury.
The three foot pads who stopped gen.
.ieman on bis way from Abingdon, and rob.
bed him of his money, we learn have been
apprehended, and are now lodged in Jail
at Bell-Air. An officer leaves here to-mor.
row to escort them TO Baltimore.
Bali. Telegraph, .ausnst IS.
Baltimore, .auga,t IL.
An attempt was made last night 10 set
fire 10 warehouse in the rear OF house
on Market street; the combustibles were
found this morning, partly consumed, and
in situation which puts beyond doubt the
intention Of the person who placed them
there. Other similar attempts, we learn,
have lately been made {; the knowledge OF
which ought to induce the citizens to be
on the alert, to guard their property. and,
IL possible, to discover the incendiaries.
federal Gazette.
On Tuesday last, jury of inquest was
held before Coroner Aisquith, over the
body of Owen Harrington at Fells Point
the verdict of the jury was. " that bis
death was occasioned by wound given
him on the right side OF his head with a
small chair by woman named Mary Full
mer." The woman has been committed
soprison. Hold.
New- York, August I2.
The U. S. brig Enterprise, has hauled
oul from the Navy Yard, and, we under
stand, will proceed to sea Immediately.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18
One Hnadred Doiia,s Rena,d.

/ iDNAPPED frsm field near Germantown he.
n tween the hons ofi2 aud z O'Clock, the 3Dtb
nt. whilst at work alone, ff-e h.atk man, named
HENRY HUDSON, aged between III aud 2I wears Of
Tue height OF er3 inches. very black complexion
and oark eyes has scar under his LETT ana, between
the wiist aud elbow occasiunrd by the Of aAe
tie hy occupation farmer. native OF Kent County
IN the state OF Delaware had IN blue cloth rounda
out jacket, old bsck silk vest, corded velvet panta
locus, and w"o hattie is a very civil inoifehsns
Eau' wih rather down look. There is reason 10 sup
pose that lie was decoJe ed int carriage and
southwark. Any Information respecting him viii lee
gfaeiniiy received. Keepers Of turnpike gates, toll
bridges and taverns, are particularly requested give
such information as may be in their power The above
reward " Ill be chesrfuiy paid on conviction OF the
perpetrators OF tins taeian onsse upon the rights OF
hee born citizen of The United States.
REUBEN HAlNES,
No 800, Chesnnt street, Philadelphia.
j..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18
sMr. Clinton-Ed T. p.

!tm IOst CodcHeS, from hichbyOHd 20 PeIeTS6UTo
HE pubic ave respectfully info med ,Lat The M,
pIi lots ut The Okd Stage Line between Richmond
dhp petersburg have lately received two elegant
aches, calculated 10 carry nine passengers which
thSy intend rnhniDg ia tc following manner viz.
Leave Richmond aud Petersburg every moIu;np =,
ana arrive III their respective places of desna
ton by IL O'Clock a. ~.
lhese coaches are built on impr0peS ,EaY in 4
superior Hgfe, ard will he found much more c0gtorf
9Oie utan any stages which have run upon this road
heretofore. F ' va"
The pToPrietoTs wishing TO afford complete accom-.
oualob aus give entire satisfaction the citizens of
hichmohd ana Petersburg, VIII ran a third coach
winch VIII leave Richmond every Other day N nine
O'Clock n o. and arrive IN Petersburg 10 dino th,
same day Returning, will leave PeeTsbntr the naxt
Gay all O'Clock, - NJ and arrive IN ri hinona that
he1 The proprletors being sensible the pressure
OF the times, aud the caTcity of money bave de-
dottars and GTy cents each passenger and 90 lhs
Of baggage They wish 1t I've distinctly nnders,ond
mat tbty will not be responsible for any baggage
which hustle carried the risk and considered m he
uHdeT the Immediate ntfS Ufi0N The owners thereo
IT u" prevent any misunderstanding or d,sappoint.
mcatto travellers, We think proper to STATE that All
passengers who travel In these COACHES will have pIe
Terence tn the mail line Of stages going either N0yfh
OF "0Hfh These coaches wall put up az the iHiou
Hotel ~ Richmond aud At ISdmnnd's aud Ffenrh's
tavens IN Petersburg, where eeeEy necessary eXeitiou
viii be made TO give satisfaction aud conf NJ 10 The
passengers. +. POK TYR 9, co , 49,
*. GKEGURY. hlChm"hd'
W. FRENCH,
B. REDMOND. { fe'cfsou'g'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

NOTICE. On Homday, tie 1871 Judy ncrt ensuing .
y ('t being court day. will he exposed To public
SAFE Tor cash. at Goochland Courthouse the quantity
o hluety one acres and three fnurths OF an acre OF
LAND, being part of large OF land of two Ir,in
area and sixtyIwo acres and Of an acne
81 land Also water grist mill, with lis appuTtenan
ces adJ"lning said last mentioned tract land or so
much OF The same will he ofvaue Sufficient TO raise
the sum Of Ave hundred aud seventeen dollars eighty
three cents, principal and which amount uas eninu
eu ny Tie county conTt Of GnOtland the 2OIh DAY
oil MAY, IN The year 1851 aud which remains now
unpaid, and due 10 Thomas Humphreys assignee OF
valentine MeTiweaiheT IN part of Duguid Minis tond
nearing date on the 18th DAY o! October 1908 and as
signed 10 said Humphreys by the said Gather To-
whom IT was executed on the l7Ih October 1897 To-
eethtr with such further viii he sufficient to
Discharge all interest due thereon day OF sale
and The costs aud charges ct sale specified in deed
oitrnsi bearing date "n The 18Th day of OCtobei Los
executed by bngnid Minis 10 us, as trustees 10
secure The payment OF snndTy debts therein mentioned
To The said Valentine MeTweaihrr his heirs or as
among which dets the aforesaid ctbt is one. A des
rripton OF The lands aud mil will he given ON the day
~ sa'e-and acting ruttees for the bened Of 9th.
ers we viii convey such title only in us by
SAID deed GEORGE W. PAYNE, and)
NICHOLAS NJ. VAUGHN, I i'"steeS'
Say ". 2..idss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

MIR, HEZEKlAH FORD. .SIR-As you are not AN
Iva inhabitaHt Of this commonwealth, you hereby
required take nsce that Saturday the 10Th of
July next between the hours OF 10 O'Clock in
noon aud @ In the afternoon, shall proceed at the
nonse pi John Jet0r. in Painesve, in The county
Amelia aud Virginia to take the DISPOSITIONS
OF Henry Hassew, Edward Green. Jones Wood and
John POLLARD and others tn he read in evidence in
suit depending In the county court If Amelia in which
am plaintiff and yourself aud others defendants
am, &c &c. NANCY FORD,
By j. ". Muse, merit friend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

M rs. DE mon tCARFL--N hp las krpd a female
I've academy in RichDnnd. wishing 20 empIcy her
leisure time IN the COUNTY,, in educating four or FIVE
Young ladies' not above wcyeyears old proposes The
ioiowng ies to the parents who should he willing TO
ehtTus her with their ci'iidTen.--For terms apply at
ans Office. ...For morals and qualifications reference
IS made to hr John Wickbam.. The situation is very
healthy the spring water excelent and tie Young Ia
oIes VIII enjnythe advantages Of large vegetable
den ana orchard, good min &C. Distance from Rich.
mond I'VE miles. May7 Ii7dt
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Land IN PorJalg0 1;1J ,oIc


Lom in Powhatqa i'm. safe.
Tue Nr-cther wishes to dispose " or son acres ~
= LAND, lying 10 the per esd Of The county of
P0whaiau, being pare VI the tract on which H.. "a,
sides. The greater par ~ the asove land Is i'm ~ond
aud some 0f u first rate tobacco laud. As no one ~ l.
presumed, will purchase without GIst yievirp H. a Cat
ihtr description Is deemed unnecessary.
HENRY sKiPwlTH.
Tovhatan, bay =. z..0
10y virtue ~ deed Oftrust executed 10 he suI.rTi
~ Der by WIN. q. Picrce, daied 9Th Febrnar, lain,
aud NJ record ~ ic Office ~ Charles Cts county cont
TOT The purpose Of stcgfirr to WIN. =. Walker Nm 4
Christian. wyatt walker and VIM. J.. Nit tie several
sums 81 money therein uientionsd--tII be sold A
public aucob ~ the Union Hotel IN thr civ Of ni-
inond. tie 18Th dog offhe present month on credit
NJ siNiy days the follow Ing negro slaves 10 vii - Ma
Cbsflts, TITUS aHd Joe: many Of u en- re ell te
sHliccn raise tie aiBnniu Que on the lru.t decd
al0rf-aid. NO. IS. CHRISTIAN YrUsIec
va. li7..G,'
's7"LN1I bcLLaRS hEWARD.--RsnaWa tom
tive tubcrbtT ltviHg ~ Bedford county, on Inc t9fh
4 Dec. negro mau named NED-Datk cninpIs Nintr
stout Wads, ahout6 fsct hish has very large teeth
aged - yearsIis coiins consists ~ suit napt cot
ton. rlre broatC.oth fr0ck coat, bloc hou,aspp,
west coat recently pr: chased him Of Mr. Uar.i
of Williamsburg, aHd am convinced i = his inteptot
to fe!rfr. rfi give the shove rewdrd gud All fta
Il sonarIe penccs, delivered IL uy rsptsncn ncs
II L'ncbturs. PATRfCE T.. gTRToN
beli,fa coNniys ito'2S- 9i..U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

Z AND FOR SALE. -AgretaDiy To tbs PROVISIONS Of
~ deed Of trust me bv John Miller Of
tue county OF Cumberland. 10 secure the paymen Of
certain sums ef money To Lewis sbelI and His assigns
and recorded ia the county court Of Cumberland
ne sold on the premises, for cash. the 23d dav OF
J""e HeIt SO much Of tract Of LAND, conveyed 10
me by said deed and oscnried nv John Miller w.
ing IN the comfy Of Cumberland and bounded Nv 40.
pomatox river, rd the lands Of VIM Randolph Hughes
layioIs heirs, and Wan. walker. as will pay the sun
hlw due on said deed ~ John Rdnes adn'x (part Il
said deed having been assiFueG to her by Lewis shei
and the expenses OF The sale. Gro: noOKER
mdy1 III ~
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Gloucesfe,. LowerounIs for sale.

U1OHceaei L0USI0HlidS fOr safe.
IN Thursday, Ire 5th Of august, will he offered
" for SAFE. on the premises, a valuable PLANTA
lion IN Gloucester county, known by the nHDe of
SeUer. HaH This estate was formerly the tesidence
of Warner Lewis the elder and has aNays been cunsd
cred as one Of the FIRST estates IN Gloucester county
" contains $50 acres-lies on the waters Of Severn
mas All The advantages Of fish and oysters, and the Sew
en is navigabe to the door. The improvements are
iaige dwelling, with every necessary ouihoue which
WI be shewn to ahy person vino may wish view il
before the sale, thcr by Mr. Matthew W. Brock, MIR.
h"rhs Nelson. or the subscriber-The terms are ollie
third cash. and two annual for the remain.
oei with lien On tue property TO secure the payment
JOHN LEWIS Admir-,
Ano one fthe ieeatres OF Jonn F. Lewis, dec.
II Any person having just claims against the estate
OF JOHN L. LEWIS are requested TO bring them fo,
ward and they shall be paid. J. LEWIS.
a FF'CiAl. NortCE.-The 81 Class of Tie Virginia
~ Seven Numbers Lottery for the promoiou of edu-
cation viii he drawn in the uwn of Norfolk, Virginia.
know the fate OF The following prizes in few minutes
Isis do. 40 srce of atcket 81.
IT The explanation Of the above lottery is he had
sraftsand the tickets for sale tat Sd eac b. BY the
following gentlemen, who will pay the prizes drawn eli
the list Of May past, on the tickets sold by them.
Mes:Ts. Pc Cotton aud Frederick A. Mayo, in the
city OF RtclpInnd.
fOlk. " ~ ' VI >o'-
Messrs Ward & Dig-es, in Lynchburg
Mr. Peter CottonI in Petersburg.
Mr.. Archibald Hart in Frede rick sburg
JOSEPH NANNINI Sole Manager
- '"' '".'"NhE piScS hSNc bteN SOiO ana PAD IN
pr. Ndph'nFS Seven Numbers Lottery, in the class
es already drawn:
Capital Prizes of 50iJ Dollars each
100 DO. of As Dollars each.
MO ,eOo do. of Dollars each.
y We, The subscribers, do hereby certify that the
borrowing seven hnmbors were drawn of the ninety
IN the wheel in the civ of Richmond oil the LIST day
o MAY 1870 AT the Eagle Hotel, Second Glass OF
MI. NannBi's Lottery:
10, 60, 81, 20, 46, 81, 81
JAMES RAWLINGS,
WIN. MITCHELL, j..
L 1 4 LI-a..i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

HIRING GOODS. Patterson s POnsonby have
Ifeceiyed and are openD: part OF their spring
nt OF DRY COODS-auiong which are hgured and
va canton grapes do. shawIs assorted black lns-
Y. sircessis aud horcnces lorentines, cainbrics
Goes, gihghams and steam loom sbiriings irish
rs and lawns figured and plain book m,sins /;
.rnss nouDees aud robes tanibored, loom seed
ernd tape stripe musiins, for dresses; hair neIs /;
VS. bun, aud suiped Matseillcs vestihgs: velyeis
aiords; Madras, Malabar, and Banlanna handker.
~ domestic cottons cotton and linen cheeks
'~ter With sup. CLOTHS and CASSiM EnES, of the
u'sanufactory, nc. &c....Aiso, small invoice OF
Notwithstanding of bnitons, pea kRives. scis.
~. q dandfih combs tortoise tuck and side do. !;
CONN aud g,l, pins. &c. sc. iit..wIw
NiCE.-ihe Mayo Mills concern beiug dissolved
persons having claims. Oh said concern
chssiC,r a .e,,Jrn,en, IN ,,i,,'' ~, 49, - 'an
'""e0 10 said concern will please make payment.
49, SAIUEL MYERS,
way. l..U 1pSppr N,iss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

'ENHE subscriber bavng been a. pointed Commissions
er IN Chancery, for the court In Richmond 10 set
~ such IN the town Of T. iersbfe, resp cfly givet
notct 10 those vito uay wish eupioJ INN iD sue
capacity that IN vii atenc the ssid couf at the Jane
term IN an"- wirh line rgtirt notice wilI he
given ofthe place OF his ollicg III the - &c
teIshnrg. H. r. GAINES. q.
kay ~. ~