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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-02
Recent Publications
AND
VaAVABAE BOOKS,

Mostly British. Editions
Just received and for sale by
JAMES KENNEDY & son,
y1ECKWELDER's History Of the North
L American Indians
Darby's Tour from New ork to Detroit,
by The river St. Lawrence, in 1918, with
Maps
Letters from Geneva and France, by a
gentleman of Virginia
of Hindoo Rajah. by Elizabeth
Archeclogia Graca, or Antiquities. of
Greece, by the Rev. John Robinson
Hume and Srnollett's History Of England,
London edition, in l6 volumes
Goldsnith's History Of Greece and Rome
4yoiumes, elegant
Gilies History of Greece, vols.
Night Mare Abbey, a novel, by the au-
thor of Headlong Hall
Memoirs of ROB Roy MeGregor, with a
portrait McMahon's Gardening
Transactions of the Philadelphia Agri-
cultural Society, 3 vols.
The whole works of the Rev DR.. Isaac
Watts, with an accurate likeness of the au-
thor, vols. royal quarto, London edition,
very elegantly bound in calf, and gilt
Rev. John New
Ton, | ] vols.
Of Mrs. Hannah More,
do calf gilt
of Mrs. Mary Cha
pons. do do
----ofW. Cooper, 3 10 10
of Or. Goldsmith, )
do 90 lido
of Robert Burns, 4 do
---o of Lord Byron, 10
Elegant Extracts, in verse, do DO do
DR. Atkins edition OF Mi.ton's Works, 5
vols do
---Para1iSe Lost
The Works of James MeikIe, / vols.
Village Sermons. 3 volumes
Jays ditto; Halls ditto
Bishop 7aylor's ditto; MasiIlon's ditto
Rippon's aud Oiuey's Hymns
Watts Psalms & Hymns, large & small.
by DR.. Dwight
Taheron the Operations the Holy Spirit
Laws Serious Call.
Wright s. Hawies on Regeneration.
Bareter's Saints Rest.
Pilgrims Progress.
Bunyan's Holy War
Mason on Self Knowledge
Zimmerman on Solitude.
on the excellency of the
Knowledge of Christ.
jerks DeyotionS.
Westley's Miniature Bible, vols.
M-Dowel's Bible Questions.
DR.. Watts Catechisms, Hymns & Pray
ers, SC for Children.
Scots Family Bible, octave s. quarto.
A complete assortment of Family Bibles
& Common PRAYER Books OF all sizes, and
OF eyers kjal OF binding, SC. SC. &c.
April 9 fmwSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-02
THE UPPER MILL,

called CLIFTON. with about 240 acres of
Land adjoining-fornerly the property Of
James Deneale. If it shall not be dispo-
sed OF at private sale, previously to the next
Prince William court day 18th ApriI,) it
will then be sold al public auction before
The door of Williams's tavern, in the town
of Dumfries. The sale will be made un-
der the superintendent of Mr.. Nm. M.
Craig, deputy marshal; to whom persons
disposed TO purchase The property by pri-
vate contract, are referred.
J. l.. McKENNA.
NJ n.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-02
Public Sale.

Furniture Sale.
On THURSDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
Will be offered for sale at the Auction store,
on accommodating terms, a great variety
OF elegant New Furniture, consisting OF
Tea tables, plain and elegaa:
Card do do
Work stands do
Bureaus do
Secretaries and book cases do
Side boards do
Portable writing desks
Night cabinets; sofas, &c. SC.
April 9 S. A. .MARSI'ELLR. Aucfr
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Notice.

M AS left, abou; The lst of March, at
~ my shop, SURTOUT COAT,
which tue owner can get by paying tor This
advertisement. WM. DEVhUGHN,
Hair Dresser. Royal street.
April D: 81
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A Great Bargain Offered.

/ WILL at private sale dispose ofvery lew
L and upon terms in other respects faso-
rable to the purchaser, that valuable piece
of property, situate IN the vicinity of Dunn
fries, and known as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

feel Tue anguish Of husband in the loss OF
such VIE she had 40 Wish but that which
Was cOngenidl with her husbands; she knew
no want beyond has wish 10 crafty, aud not
one thought TO mar las happiueSs As a daugh-
Ter, sac was all that parents could wish tor
as mOtilet, possessed Ot every fOua and ten
der feeling, aud a. a upi. hbOr Kind aud aiIec-
Tomato. Hone whose life has been course
! ~ excellence can meet the fitonr Of their
Cod, AIRS JohD-pu il with he's RedeeMer.--
I" her afflicted iuSGaud aud family, titsrc is
I''in in >'Iiead iahe II aud with 81 heal lay
wounds
The public arc alread, appraised Of tie har-
mi outrage perpetratUd on Nh VI, SEt\
, MlMS: lie departed This life OF Saturday
night last, in tie UCth year of his ace, after
hH' IA: suffered siv.ii pain tor nine uays lie
Mas H Hdtte Of the county of G0Ucuisud, aud
sea-, din ins hiSt vnlurtctrCODuaUy ysiuc,i was
raised .u the cc0Hty At,ne commencement ut the
'nIHiiOa, y NS generally ~ TIE service until
'hr cOSe OF the war. lie Was a iinerh - SINCERE
idt't"t, dnd was always isady 10 defend the
ri%hts aud ihvrtles OF ais country Tie held
many pubuC oihccs, and uuiioimiy dIsvhaie
Ga hiS dntiCs wuh the Greatest industry, zeal
"hd Hd"'tty Ia al H. Relations Gt private
NE ii' cuHdIct wds uut only UitvACep iiundbic;
Dat euli'lN,i IL the hiEhe,t praise. prra s,ls.
40 hin 4" Virginia ever hal w0te extensive
PerN"u"i acquaintance and peItapS un man
VA ever more generally esteemed, OF beloved
! Hdt n'h 50 pCaCeaDlr,-sD Hltid az bis
ninnerH, 80 disposed 10 accommodate every
cH's> ~! soCIoty, at Tte tme he was using the
greatest industry ~ obtain the means OF sab
SiStence, ShnGid be bascly dsSassinated lor the
prospect OF obtaining iev dollars, eAcues
the deepest rtgret, aud Strous est indignation
hai Wit the pressure aud depravity vi Tie
un't' rrDdHcs Who will be safe ni has house.
much less II. aha streets Oushi not all o;h-
GERS to use lhe greatest vigilance:
Communicated.
t9J' wc understand thai tie man uo i, as takcn up
on snSPcinH Il beng COnCe IN Is airuciOus
der, "a ca,riedtp Mr.. aiiaas Vho promptly declared
l"a ne WAS NOT me ut thc 'narderetsupnm which the
man WAS I!scLag gvd.-- i.siiSor.l
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as Bearers.
CnIEF MOuRNHRS.

CHIEF MOIKNERS.
lhe OHcers u the John Adams & N0nsurh two and r
great number Ui respectable Inhabitants as Aourtrfs
Two and two.
one hundred aud twenty Of the crews OF The Iot
Adams ard Nunsnch, two aud two.
On arriving al Tie entrance to the Buryiua
G'Oumd, the troops filed uif, and formed Il line
Tor tie Procession 10 pass through. The i:u-
neral service was performed by Tie Rev Mir
tLApHAAI, ~ q solemn ard impi essjye man
urr ; and after tie body was committed tO tI,.
grave, Tie troops fire three vollleS Of musknirN
ia the usual manner the whole body of tie
attendants on the Funeral refiiing frnal tuc
Burying Ground with every mark of sy,ura-
iheiir grief for the premature death Ola g4I-
liant man, and good parent and citizen, en-
creased by the consideration Of lis eminent
i""k ~ society. HIS peTsOSaI appearance was
imposing, having been man of large stature
ne public will perceive the impression
made Sn the minds Of the American Officers.
from the attention paid 10 the Funeral of their
tate commander BY the following cOmmunica-
non, winch has been handed 10 US for user
ton:
q" The Officers of the United States vessels
Joi" 1ddmS aud NOHsuch, tender their crate
lul acknowledgements to the inhabitants OF
attention 10 The Funeral rites bestowed on the
BODY OF their late Commander, Commodore
FERRY. The disposition iuaniicsted by all
classes was highly 10 unison with their feelings
dud merits their wartuest thanks"
W are happy 10 learn, lbs this arrival, Uisf
tde dtsiis Of tie Patriots ~ NeneZuPla are go a
most prosperous and h0utisning condition.
General BOLIVAR had seized upon pass com.
muricating with New Grenada from which
section Of conutry he expected great support
baicclcna had fallen lat0 their hasds, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

ant ne other 10 garry off the air Initiated
b, breathing. In order to produce a cir
cuation through these pipes, lamps are
placed around the NOEL of Que, which ra-
rlty The air, aud IL asceDdS and is car
ned'oh through tins pipe, aud descends
Into the other 10 supply The person under
the water. THIS promises much. a per-
son accoulred IN The manner above, may
remain under an hour: ne can move a
boat wherever he pleases; he might enter
The cabin Oi a sunken vessel.
We understand that Mr.. J. repeats his
experiments this morning, al IL, and al 4
III The afternoon. The charge Tor Witness
ing them is nothing. Boats will be ready
al Market street wharf. CniOn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28
PNS'YSURApN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


BN Tie '.ihernia, and JOHN Dickinson,
the editors tie Mercantile Advertiser
nave received iri@H papers, containing
L''ndon dates O! ihr 10Th o! August, and a
few hours ialcr Intelligence from Mau-
cheHter, b7 "h'ch 1t appears the Reform
cas- were tying nom lhat place To their
homes. Que count says all The road.
leading irGa this ;own 10 Asaton
Stockport, Chradlc, S;yaliord. Liver
pool, Rochdar, Dtlhd;a, Bary, Bolton.
&c. are covered nih wounded sirar-
sirfs, who have m0l set been able
10 reach their homes after The eseuis Of
Monday. Th~re are seventeen wounded
persons along The Stockport road lliir-
teen or fourteen on Tie ASHTON road al
least twentJ are on ti,r Oldham seven or
eight Oh the Boc!duIe; bps,des several
offers on the roads TO Liverpool, &c
Oue woman died last night Al Ecclrs, OF
Tue wOu6ds she received. Seven persons
III at! are SAID TO b" dead. Mr.. Hume is
not dead, Us al first reported.
Ihr events Ui the meeting had caused
very great scusallou in iouiOu.
The London Courier says, a meeting
was proposed 10 be held ON lhe 23d Au
gus, al Remington Common; piacafis
having been sinrk up a London heated
10 GIDs- iteccugs tie iianchester nsuy-
ders'. All was IuleI AT Maacnesisr.-H Hunt
continued III prison al Mauchesler-hls
bail being refused. Ills examination Is
sad to have been Il shUr one. llagis
t"afe. Pray, iiy. Iiunl. what dad YOU come
here Ior !"' 5ir. HD1t. Pray. gentlemen,
what ann brnuahl here for -
Frankfort article ot the Sd August
says, the Diet Wu;id continue assembled
until HE great affairs which employ it
shall be settled. 1t is said the German
states are 10 be organized auew, aud a
military cuniederalivr system adopted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

ENDING 10 Ieinnye nor residence Charlottesville
informs heF friends and The pupiic hat III st HOOL
"i Tue instruction Of young ladies VIII he continued
hrf mouse by her daughters. Their system Of iuition
wiz 'hC'H"e Tie ip-nN. Ug branches Of education
teHuis' wiring, ariiimr,lc, EHssh grammar bellies
Ie'teIs "-'fnh"hy, get edib, with mapping and ne
uUuciagiuH.
ne terms billboard aud tuition. bedding aud washing
Oeihs insIude1, a'e 80, payable at the rnd
session" ihe ms session viii commence the I5ii "f
January, ana lr''"'c uu the ijIu June. No pupii
"i' ne admitted ipT less term than a session.
L~'l,a, Sept. -. H.ri,,.
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rs TERN COMMUNICATION

HE following very interesting article
Is extracted from the last letter of Mr.
Isaac Briggs (EngineeD TO Mr.. Pryiou,
Secretary to tic Board Of Public Works {:
PGtfoRsJa,s Fa. oth No 2i, 1919.
1 arrived here tins morning from "a lsboriOus
tour on the mountains aud the western waters.
and am so far down James river in prosecution
oi MY ardnous dnties. Thomas Moore my a.
bile aud respected colleague, has proceeded
westward To finish the examination of ground
Tor road between the mouth of Dunlap s
creek, and the great falls of kauawha So far
AZ he aud had proceeded together in this ex.
animation, we were encouraged To hope that
ground might be found betw cen those impor-
tdnt points for good road not exceeding the
d'SigHr" ~ 50 mites, and no where excee dnss the
g Hde ~ dcSrGfS Of ACTIVITY or declIyity. Ii is
possible. however, that this hope may be dis
appointed, as the examination is not vet COM
p!ete.
have now but few minutes, to state some
General results lrosn oar survey, cannot 90
iuio details. The distances from each other
ANA elevation abOv { Tide wafer of snudrv pla.
ceS, are follows.
Niles. Is shore iide.
James river at The mouth Of Crag's CT eek g25 tert
20 t'e mouth "' johns cTeeh......4s 900
CTa'a's creek, al Tie mouth Of JOHNS
cIt"k.
10 Inc highest spring tributary ~
Clal%'s cfeeh....... .s............S aG6
Elen"siHn OF ms spring. ..24os
i" we lowest point Oh the dividing
llhse.....- .....s............--....Ol no
Elevation Of the said point. 255I
10 The nearest stream tributary TO
SINKING CTeek....... as
Elevation Of tie said strean................25O
!" the mouth OF Sinking creek......3I 81
New river at the mouth al Sinking
cieek.....- .......................i5sJ
From iiie mouth nj Crajg's creek TO
me mouth of Sinking Crerk.......02 lDi
Jacbson'- TivcT at the mouth OF Dun
- zap cFeeS. 1870: .'...:........"...l23S
To the lowest point en the dividing
fid@e......-..... ............... Ii 60
teNdtoH "i lhdt phlli- ..s................-2N -
To the mouth Of Towards Creek-...!2
GTeeHhrer river al the mouth Of
-. H'""u C'eek'.''.' .'..''..-...........l 6lO -
To the mouth OF Greenbrier river 40 2sT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

ENHUCAIl5N IA young lnah, Who has been eng.s.
e", during The tSo last yeats, tearuUs The la ia
Language, English GtaiuiIdr, Srithu-,ic, waIIls
situation, As private teacher he would prefer one
~ The family oi Lawyer CyiIh iew pupils ia salary
Is not 50 much IA object situation Kind.
IT 'iT. Thomas 80. MITry, OF Cbdt!cttesvIlir will
give farther Information Vt applied to. Ew3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

~
t{''i safe. irw hu-h,ls OF tglplau Wh,gf ef lf-
iFa's e'"wtD, Of The best quality ID, YAit's HEfsl
tAi HrnBE. uuAs
FE NHi'r "i deed VI trust recorded lie ciri.--
- "tre ~ Alhci.Ug county, bearing date tba I;i
HdF OF NHv'W"tf 1878. aud executed ~ Mrri1e;i..
Lrti5 NNttf atu Maria bis wie, George G.. Liu,.a,
HNA jam rem Hn1 Elizabeth his vie u the subsrf
'i' 's l"-'''' iof NE purpose OfsecWg the yuuCtust
r'tH'H'- 90 -HH'T- sHu5 81 money therein ulu t.,
ji'Hey va ~ iinfnaIlg iie uudersR ued o. uusee
".le'''n. 'u ou /iFrNdGV tho 2st4 dqU nj DctaI~r
w. sell ~ cash, ni he EraunJ sits boo The comm.
"i "'hei't.ie, ihr s+d ',i\ANNA Wills and apsutfe
antes, and sevrH nnadrej aud ninety eight acres 81
LANb aidthca 10 TIE saline, lyirg both sides Of he
north i"'k Of t- kvmua liver. or 10 fauch thereof M
WV RAISE the sun 90 ninc thousand hundred dollar
1 interest ON the same from the 10 daj pf September
deed OF 20 ast aio-.sad. see unders ed acting sim
tees inr be benft OF ohers uili se ana convex su,
e - b. vested i then by tEr deed % tfpat t.frsiQ
NldROD ERA"HNN. D.
ALEXANDER UtHHFTT. Hnstess.
srweuber 70. a.. I'd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

Fever-at =. York, onthe 23d two new
cases, dcatii.-Al Baltimore, Oh the
9Th, q deaths.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

ON New riuernnd Kcrnmi,a

From the mouth ofSnkiBg Creek To
the mouth Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS SO
New river at the mouth Uf GTeeubrirT.......I333 -
j" bo"yeTs FeTTy..................i6 100
New TiVer az BowyeT's FeTry.... ...........g3O -
10 k~nawha al tue foot Of the Great
fdilS .-............. 20 23O
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I2z los

I22 los
Kenhawba river just below the 6. Falls.....5sO -
TO the mouth "f Kenawha river....0I
oh river NJ the mouth OF KenhaWa..........IsI
From the 2ith OF May to the 18th OF August
there were leveiled with one instrument and
surveyed 293 miles, 2G6 miles of rivers and
creeks, and u, twice across the Allegheny
mountains.
In The year 1916, the Engineers employed by
the state of New York found the surface of
Lake Erie TO be sos feet higher tlIau tide wa
ter at Albany. II then we assume as a fact
which appears TO br quite reasonable, that tha
average height of the tide. is, at Albany, at
Richmond and at Tie mouth of the MisSissinpi
On The same level. Lake Erie is only 81 fceI
higher lhan the Ohio at the mouth of Eenaw-
hH, and from thai point 10 the mouth Of the
Mississippi. nearly 2O0O miles, there il tall Of
only Isl feet. often contemplate, with cit
thuNia>m the numerous, beautiful aud placid
rivers of the West. so admirably adapted TO an
easy and cheap intercourse, viih a little i'm.
provenent by industry and ART.
asCertdned maihemaiCaily tire height Ut
a part OF Pond mountain. a branch Of tie Al
IrghanN, and Afterwards obtained cOuip4Ii.-
iiYe estimate The best ~ my power, of the eip-
afiunui the Pond and of the highest knob
above the point observed lie result Of thcsc
observations and estimate is
That The suriscc of the water in The Pond is
above tide - atet $500 feet ; and tiIC Bald kuob.
or highest point iiCD feet
Our present No. contains a more e&ipn.
sivc account OF ihe interesting commo.
tons at Manchester. The same spirit
extends 10 most Of the manufacturing
districts Of Great Brlain.-The tines
have reduced our orders for British
goods The continent is encouraging
manufactures of lier own. Both thcse
causes have curlailed The demand, tor
goods and Tor wOrNmen.-Many Of ihc
disshecied politicians have associated
themselves wnh the distressed manuidc-
turers. and cry aloud for rc}0,m But
they will not succeed They are in want
0l able hcads--ol arms-of a regular Or
ganizalion. The Manchester Assembly
soon dispersed belorea few armed men. u
is by such means That Tie legitimate 90
vrrnment as Great Britain will support
Itself An orderly assembly meeting to
commune OF ihcir grievances are 10 be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

kfVN 27Lt'-A nigh and healthy situation iu PUwha-
= 'an Comfy, Nith 270 acres OF lard, ard IN 4 most
desifsble noiebbofiiood Tor sgcei. and ,epicnce n
nsms "l,hh two miles Of the BOAT navigation on lanes
hFfF' zoe same distance from three manufacturing
h'' ano aso the AimOIy erecting on ZINE Crcek aud
tAe ne" cotton Factory. invite application, iuiincdi-
a'H, particularly ifo'n my creditors as iu deei'uin.
t 10 GHt ht JUST de'aands, " Ties 90 promote The
sale oi ibis property There sfe sbont go stres of tho
irf s 10 clear. and the houses are spac:ons ana con
Vtnieit, and good orchard and rich n.urfcd lots
afe amongst the convcrcuees Of the land III private
aic IS moi made before The 9Th day Of rest month b.
uul I've SOLD Ia the highest bidder before The EasIe
Ho'rl. Richmond. ON thst dsy. 49,. Iobr Sl,dd a
f'af neighbour. go slow the Hand tb any usr4uE who
y "isn % see 10. PETER Bi PJY.
..rf. -. Ifn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

: BUFFALO, September H. Considera-
hie quantities Ofwheal oflhe irsiqualily,
were sold al FrcdOnia, Chaulauqur couu-
~, during the past week, al Mirfy.Sercn
and hoB cents per JRsld and The Gazette
STATES that n did not meet a ready sale,
even ~ iial price.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

In Baltimore, the number Of new cases
OF fever Tor 4B hours down To Saturday
morning, was 7l..SIX new cases III New
York, IN - hours, on the 22d.. The
board ni health III New ork ana The me
dicdl board oi Baltimore, bolh concur M
one important fact, hat those who have
ca.uhi ihe disease III the infected district,
have ~ mp iH%tanre communicated |, 10
lher nurses, attendants, OF auy one else,
IN ether paris Ol III. cI'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

BoSTON, Sept. H.. The Passama-
qnoddy Bank at PASSPORT, commence q
business on the first instant, the provi-
SION OF the charter that S $4,000 in gold
and slver should be paid by the stock
holders before ANY issue of bills having
b en- complied with.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

The following from tie Washington
tPa.1 Reporter, il not a bad thing. The
name Of The President of the Bank Of
Washington, in Pennsylvania is Bead (;
and the Bank has stopped payment:
Some Banks have broke by TOO close
,Nharing-but The Washington Bank has
broke by keeping Beard too loug."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20
Taue,n for Snle or Lense

kNoK sale ON credit ofome, two. three four years
tue tavern formerly occupied by Daniel michaux,
situated III Powh3tan county the bain road
about 20 miles above Richmond ana ~ below Pow hz.
van Coui,honse, known ~ the na,nr OF Hopkins, Vile or
n"Pni"ss aVern II not sold prior the sth day cf
Octooer nc1f, II will at day offered for teui 10
.ne inquest bidder. For terms apply sir. ARcipp
ROBERTSON, residing on the premises OF TO tn. sub
scriber. IoIN Ron.nISoS
July l3. 10 ,S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

s'ht shosctineT intending To remove TO. III, south
- west Is sTlicitous - sell his REAL ESTATE in
nls CITY ana is viciuiiy. dive Hing house with IA
ndh acre lot o land attached theie etc. III tae occu
pane! OF M X. g. Scout a building lot No 10 i'm
Iaihpbel's plan, M the rear OF & W. Miller Two
acres OF land, handsomely situated near Mr. HaxalI's
Also, between and 900 acres oil land (the greater
III woods,) about sax miles from The vill sell
great bargain III the above property.
Jane II. TO- If r n puosSEp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

TIE subscriber has Too sale, o.. .a1.idn al n,.
u mission store. The following articles viz:
cSns,ghinent Of domestic chSpbra,s aud plajd.
FANCY s'ped pollocks linen checks aud can, brir
hseuiese"d JHpans Russia sheeting drst quality an
invoice dung and breakfast table cloth 1000 sunuy
bags gold and silver lace: eolorcd sewing siIts
cystai beads case ot German goods super fne
ciohs box toys double and single barrel guns and
PISTOLS few trunks mems shoes roram, wool and
WIN many other articles in the dry good line. Also
MADEIRA Wine, Of Smith * Riddles Importation In
p,pes hhds quarter and half quarter casks Tenerife
S'afet, and Champagne wines PeHusylvauia " his.
hel Antigua, Jamaica, aud ". Z. rum 100 boxes
spermacet candles, &C. &C NJ r. poIIialix
MAY 2S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

"E snDSc:iheT Hasts- Gdheu the hu.se iat,I occu
-. ptru ng hfs. Randoiph, as a PRIVATE BOARD
ING HOUSE. hopes for a confirmation of its formr,
tssprciahe custom aud pledges himself that IL shall
W posShie) he rendered as agreeable as it was whist
uhdei the management OF that lady.
- PARTICULAR attention pad TO the accommodation
VI ,u,,a'e"ins 'ahiiiies GEO. TURNER.
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eNNE DOLLARS REWARD. st, ayed or v as stolen
l. from Bishop MooTe's stable in RirbnionL an
thursday last about noon, chesnui COLOR ed MARE
aDoui "a hands high. eight years old having reached
name aud bond tail OF blush color very sauat, and
stout made, marked vih Wagon geaI-uo white marks
are tecoiiected-she nots, PAGES aud gaIinps and
pohes her nose out very mnch. fuil give the above
reward Tor by which she shall be
aud II delivered all reasonable expenses viii be uk-
wise paId. THOMAS NLiSoSE
Oakland Hanover 'une rs. IaIt
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Manchester P,Dperiy for SAFE.

hE snb:criber intending reside in the count, NJ
Powhatan, offers for sale tvs property in Maaches
ter There are i've and three quarter acres Of Ground
wiz" conihiooio"s bntldtugs, aud valuable garden.
credit OF five Years will he given payment being sa
us'actorD secured. The Furniture will he sold " VI
VI N'tn"" tue house-immedate possession will he
s'ahed.... Apply TO Mr.. Hancock Lee in Name
or 90 tne subscriber, In PowAaian. COLIN acRhE.
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irIoW Springs, montgomery cOuntY Va
WI subscriber has the pleasure announce TO his
friends aud the public generally, that he has this
cav made an agreement with Mr.. JOHN WADE gen
tean whom he has long known and from his actiyii,
IN business Of this kind, agreeable manners and upri.h
experiment he has no hesitation IN saying that he he
reeves ever eXeTtion Wit be made his part render
the time aud situation IF those ladies and gentlemen
VINO may visit this valuable water pleasant arG acTer
able. chi tRIES r,yI,n
Jnue7. q iS) 10 toeI