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THE BALLOON.

New YORK, Nov. 20.-At IL o'clock
this day, Mr.. Guile, agreeably TO his
pledge 10 the public, assembled with hls
balloon from the city of Jersey. He rose
probably 10 The height of five hundred
feet, when he cut The cords by which his
car was suspended, and descended with
his Parachute. He fell, nearly perpendi-
cularly, about 200 feet before the Para
chute opeued, when he was borne gently
onward, and reached the ground about
40 rods from the spot from which he had
taken his departure. The only injury he
sustained was wound in his thigh, which
he gave himself in cutting the Parachute
from the Balloon.
On descending, Mr.. G. lost his hat
before the opening of the parachute, but
afterwards saiuted the people by waving
his hand, aud ii Is scarcely necessary TO
add, that the salutation was most vOciier-
Ously returned.
On striking the salt meadow, within a
few feet of The Bay, he was taken up in
his car, and borne back 10 the place of
| departure amidst the huzzas and shouts
| of the multitude.
The Balloon passed very high over
the city, aud Judging from the direction
| II took, il is not improbable, that it may
alight Oil some distant part of Long Is
lani.
There were perhaps from Two TO three
thousand persons upon the ground, and
probably smany more on The river pass
ing over: and many thousands OH the
wharyes and vessels along The North Ri
yer, had distant view o! the exhibition.
Com. Adv.
Elegant COmptimem.-We understand,
hal The Union aud National Insurance
Companies of tins city, OH Tuesday last,
presented AN elegant sci OF Plate Consist
ing OF salver, pitcher, and eight COB
lels,l 10 Captain l.. KEARNsY, OF the u.
States brig Enterprise, as compliment
Tor his exerIions IN procuring The res,i,
tuition OF The schooner Retrieve and her
cargo, taken INTO Omoa, by Bro WIN who
lately suffered here for piracy"
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Latest from the Straits. Capt Rogers
of tn Minerva SmyiIl, from Leghorn,
informs that The u. S. ship Franklin, of
"a guns, and The sloop of war Spark, were
10 sail next day for Gibraltar. The u.
5. ship Erie was waiting at Gibraltar Tor
the arrival Of the Commodore, and was TO
proceed Immediately after Tor the u.
States with dispatches. TCaz.
Troops from fort Mifflin, will, ordnance
and stores, are about being shipped for
The soutlIward. This is some corrobora.
ton OF the late rumours Of warlike prepa
ration. IN. Y. Nat. Adro.
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IMPORTANI....IF TRUE.

Extract OF letter from AN American
gentleman al Gibraltar, dated Oct. IL.
Letters have been received here 10 .dav
from Mr.. HackIey, at Madrid, which state thai
The hins has at length signed our treaty"
nv. Y. Mer. Adp.
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Captain Knowles, from Fayal, reports
that the Portuguese ship Princess of Bra.
I'll, "a guns, chased in by the Patriot brig
Orieatal, had sailed for Lisbon, after
undergoing repairs, received in the ac-
tion-she remained upwards of . months
IN Fay al, aud was conveyed By Portu.
suese frlsaie, which had been sent Tor, TO
Lisbon, for the purpose.
Que 81 MGregor's vessels has taken
the Spanish, schooner Catherine, with
indigo and S 5000, from Vera Cruz. This
money will help along in some new expe-
diiIon.
The cargo of the prize scm. Liberty,
al Savannah, was To be sold 3d inst. by
order OF the Admiralty court.
The British sloop of war Myrmidon, OF
20 guns, has arrived al Gibraltar from
A'giers, (where she conveyed the Algerine
Ambassator and su!te) aud sailed Oct.
o, for Coast OF Africa.
Henry Cobbeu, nephew to William
Cobbett. is Captain OF the Gillian man
of war O'Higgms, Admiral Cochrane.
T BOst Pol
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NAVAL COuRT-N1ARTIAI..

Capt. CHARLES q. RlDGLEY, who
arrived at Slro,her's hotel yesterday eve
ming, we understand, is 10 be president
Of the court martial TO be convened OH
Monday, for the trial of Lieut. EDWARD
GREENWELL. w. C.. Ga.
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Extract Of a letter TO the Editor of the New
Orfea"s Gazette, from an Q6iccy IL, the ay-
Dly d0fed
CAMP RIPLEY, ION the ,
Col .t.,,N OF. ~

vFII WI
Since | left YOU in Orleans. | have
seen The papers filed with false reports
OF grand expedition under Gen. Long.
III Texas. The improperly Of such pub.
locations ! suspect is severely felt by
those poor deluded men, who have been
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his wounds, and whom he was inbrm-
ed was AN American, as we're mos, Il his
crew.
l am happy in informing our lordship
that thus, with ship deeply laden and a
dull sailer, We so completely reynlscd
The neiarious attempts of this issurgent
enemy, who was SO greatly superior 10 US
III number OF guns and men, and every
credit Is due 10 The brave seamrn had
The honor to command, who sonobiy de-
tended their country's flag from insult
and oppression. am, &c.
HIS Exceiiency, the Secre-
iary of Marine, &c.
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BALTIMORE, Nov, %. The Civ
Court has adjourned 10 The 1ih Monday
III December, IN consequence of the in
disposition Of The Attorney General.
We understand by gentleman from
Hagers town, thet the trial of WILLIAM
CoTTERALL, and his two sons, WILL
LIAM and JOHN. commenced on Tuesday
the 10Th inst. in Washington county, and
terminated on Thursday following, IN Tie
conviction ofihe prisoners Of the murder
IN the first degree Of JAMES ADAMS, in
Aiegllany county, IN May last.
Major General SCOTT has been ordered
to relieve Col. MITCHELL in command Of
this Military Department, The LIST, Sd and
4th Departments being incorporated 10
give him command suitable TO his rank
~ The army. We sunderland Col. Mitchelps
command will be on our Northern from
tier. rpot
JOHN I. FERGUSON, an EngIlshmau,
WHO took The lead in cutting Tie Patriot
privaieer La Irresistible, out OF the har-
Dor OF Margarilla, ruiningaway with her.
aud afterwards committing certain acts
OF piracy, as is alleged, was on Monday
morning arraigned before the Circuit
Court, 10 take his trial,
We observed that Mr.. WHIT. the At
tOrney General, attends The Court. m.
Noo 23.-The jury returned verdict
OF GUILTY. The prosecution was con.
Quoted by The District Attorney counsel
Tor The prisoner, REyERDY JOHNSON
aud T.. l.. FINLEY, EsuTs TH
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armed With porerful ,seQns, dangerous ip6asnce.
and snre destruction to liberty, If not .eil watched
and think there has been no lack of that ,rutch.
ness on the part OF the good people Of these Uni
ted States, Of TIE 'chich erery correct man mast
r0o,ce to see, SO long dcttons are Kept tcithin
the pale 81 tie ldce and constitutions. ne IN con-.
mon nth ohr JeltoG citizens, eru that this bank
IS not abore toe sovereign people Of the States.-
In thetr nqjeSty, The, hdre the right and IL is
NeU duty, TO amend tie constitution ami prohibit
all horioas things; and until the constitution and
iuUs 6eariRy on this subject, be amended or alter
ed, or modified, zoe are oound 10 sag, that such a
ptcdtions must BE- rejected, and ,rrit ia is case
disaiiored.
WASHINGTON, November %. The
report OF the dangerous illness of The Sec
rotary OF Warts confirmed by letter re-
ceived by the editors from highly re-
spectacle gentleman now with him, dated
| at Gen. Betheps i'm Rockins ham county,
n. e. near the Virginia line, OH the l7ih
November, of which the following is AN
| extract.
MIR. Calhoun has been lying here dan.
gerously i'll OF d bilious fever, which has
sunk down TO typhus type. His dis.
ease, which has ragged " it'll extraordinary
violence, has been borne without
murmur, and is now thought by his
physicians (Dr. Smith of Hillsborougl
aud DR. Foulke) To be happily subsid,ng
He Is, however, so very low, as 10 he by
no means out of danger. His !amii,
are fortunately with him."
The writer of the above, who is >
personal friend of Mr.. Calhoun, arrived
at Gen. Bethel's OH the day precedins
| the date of his letter. Nat Int.
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Austrian Resident. WashiDrto1
City Gazette inlers, very judiciousIy, from
the statement That The Baron Won WEISS,
10 whom The Paris papers have given the
appointment ofAuslTIah "Ambassador"@
TO the Uniied States, is TO be " charged
with maritime AFFAIRS" that he is ony 10
reside here as Consul General. bnI Sltb
the handsome salary OF 10000 dollars
year. II has long since been known. Thai
the Austrian Emperor is ambitious If
having maritime territory, and has rc-
Gently obtained That situated at the bot
tom Of the 1driGtic !; which though not
extensive, includes a Considerable part Of
ihe once eminenly commercial States Of
Venice (; and Tie trade OF the few ports
therein have made it expedient for him
TO have COnsus, &c. in various parts of
Europe. The British have ConsuIs NJ
Venice. Fiame, Ragusa, and Trieste, in
these Austrian domIniOns.
Note If OUT memory serves us, there has
not been but one Ambassador sent 10 tie Uu;-
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I9.-A cores
pondeDt III The American Ceniinel of this
morning states the rumber of vessels
employed i'll The foreign and coasiing
trade, now IN port, 10 be ships, As, bark
!, bngs AZ, schooners 45, sIoops IL, smack
J, polacre ; total i4S, lie observes that
several sioops aud small scIlooners, Which
nave Deen employed ~ The coasiiDg trade
are not noticed that three keels are laid
III Kensing on; fine brig is on The stocks
at Tie navy yard, and The ~ gun ship is
rapidly progressing.
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Captain Kelley did not learn the name Of
thus passenger, but says ilai he was slim, thin
visaged man, about is or 20 years OF aee-he
had understood that he was from Boston
bound TO Georgia, and that his baggage had
already gone in brig from Boston L. Charles
ton. CIIeroId
Extract Of a letter from st. Thomas, dated o.
toner s.
w have news OF Barbadoes being COM
pietely demolished and part OF The Island sunk
by hurricane and earthquake, sineeihe 2IAt y
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CASE OF OHIO

he following Is The priUGfe letter Of The
author of the annexed communication.
ana, OF course, not intended for pub
hcalIOn-bul as II CONTAINS severa,
things that may interest our readers, We
have veDtured 10 give il, just as il was
presented 10 It's, leaving Out the name
and address OF HE writer.
MIR. MILES, enclosed article lis
sent 10 YOU tor publication. Ii is my
wish TO place ile subject in fair point Of
view, and 10 remove Tie impression that
tins is controversy be1ween The state
and the United States, or the u. States
court. II is clearly no such thing; and
no consequence, can result, that can al
all embroIl tlIe general and Stale eoverns
menis. The view we take Of this uucs-
Ion has not yet been presented 10 The
public. We are not without hopes that
Tie federal court, upon re. reconsideration,
may change tiIcir opinion. But we mean
10 INSIST upon lhat court Obtaining luris-
diciion by legal measures. We make no
case, we accord 30 consent.
Probably THIS subject may again come
before The state legislature. II The bank
will agree 10 remove her branches. and
give her debtors u reasonable time TO paw
HER debts, ihe stale will refund them
iho money. If iIrs is not done. the
legislature will probably prepare review
OF the doctrines maintained for the bank
and attempt TO retute them, chiefly upon
grounds as yet bat partially touched
Tins review will be addressed TO lhe
different stale legislatures, and prOpo-
siIion will probably be submitted Tor the
states to call upon congress TO pass a
deelaraiOry law upon The question OF their
STIMULATING IN The charter an exemption
from taxation. proposition will also be
submitted To- amend The constitution. so 10
Ia limit and define the powers of congress
~ graniings charters of incorporation
You may rest assured That there is no dan.
ger OF tue general government attempting
any interference BY force Or-ofherwise.-
they cannot possibly act upon the state
Nor can the bank ever recover back IL.
mouey. Aud 10 tie suits for the recovery
Of debts due 10 them, brought IN ihe d
states Circuit COuri, the defendants bav,
pleaded IN abatement their iucauaciiy Il
sue IN ine federal courts. This objection
Is founded upon the constitution, aud i
considered by AL sound lawyers here {,
be unaUswcrable. II ihis corporation
! sue upon mole, the case docs not arts
under tie constitution, OF law Of con
STess-and some Of lhe Stockholders
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Boats, Shoes, StyaO Bomets, Sc.
h'iE subscribers, have hand at their store on
n or Main street
$50 eases boots, shoes hats straw bounets, &c. &c.
III addition to which tbey are nov receiving pes LTg
Richmond zoo Of The same KIND Of goods, making
Tue most extensive and complete assortment oivred
for sale IN Richmond OF winch the following part
$50 pair geAlieuisa's caIiskia aud morocco boots
100 .,s. do. do. do. shoes
&pUO mems lined and bound do.
liiU do. do.
$40 do. thick boOtees
5lS0 do. do. shoes
2ll0 bOJo' stOes ~ various kinds
2iO0 wUinen's wClted shUes
2JiS d.. leather pumps
500 misses do. morocco aud roam
500 .... ladies' heeled aud cOuiihOs MOROCCO
7OUO coured and DiaGk roaus
1900 ChiidrCn's boots and shoes, all qualities
20 cases STRAW BONNETS--3O cases VOOi hats
80 dOL. wIfe sifiers--iO boxes chocolate
ana many Other articles, too numerous Tor adyer
tsement.. HE whole beng Il Consignment, with or
deTs for quick sales, are offered good terms
can be had IN any of the uoithrrn cities, ana much
lower than The usual prices ia this place.
Sept. u. 4O..u ADAMS * SPEAR.
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Hsl1sEsssssi.sl. -asSI

ESr The ENQUIRER Is pGblisAeG twice a week gene
rally and TIRES Hnss week during The .es.in u the
SsSis LsgiSIa.grs.-Piee the same heretofore Five
B0f.crs pei anncn payable ln advance Mates Of Char
tered speCie2asi1g Banks, (o..y) will be received in
paymeat. The EdiIor Viii guarantee the safety Of re-
paitrne them by r's tie postage OF all letters being
Iaid by the writer's.
fJ No paper will b. discontinued, tbui at the discre-
lon OF the bditc anti all have been paid up
~ whoever VIA guarantee the payment ofEine papers
tiall receive tenth crafts.
rEWMS oF ADVERTISING.
- One SQnGrs--Ewst Insertion, rs ccatJ-eGc6
continuance, SO CcRIs.
No adrer5stca! i,sSsrfci tf;ti Sc hds either been
Y1idfor OF GssH.sd 5y yc-yo shis CITY oriss
: Utroat.
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'ENRUST SALE....By virtue OF deed ofuustvxec,tied
10 the suuscrlhes by hir. Robert Graham for pnt
poses therein mentioned, VIII be sold on UCaHcsdag
fhe IOfh AOecHjer neat, The Iesidcnce OF SAID era
ham 10 the town OF Manchester, Tie following properly
70 sit
The TENEMENT nov occupied by Mr.. Graham-a
most eligible residence fot genieei family viii every
necessary building aud an eXctiirut garden.
The tgSEMENr on the AM in,uIeiiately abave Mrs .
ttFnFs containing three halt lots bindings aud
chciosufes all n-~, dwelling house one stony oI brick
aud two stories Ui WOOD.
LOY on the Main street, sixty six feet front with
an eScelleninew brick ONCE on ~ opposite tue proper
y owned w MAJOR Smith, and fronting NJ uatcet's
LOF aud office on the STREET leading to Man
chester WaIehvHse occupied by Messrs. Kerr & Casne.
500 Acres Of WOODLAND, about ~ miles from Man
chester bordering the old road leading to the coal
pits, and formerly owned by George Markham.
noielytn 1000 acres AND lying IN Au,eiis county
within ahout tbree miles Of tie courthouse bouaht by
Young Pankey of bnCk's trustees, (by % Mr.
Psnkty tine Whole tract will ie offered iogether.)
Two valuable NRGKO MEN, one samed Harry. an
excellent carriage driver aud gardener The other uaed
saH, good carpenter....A NEGRO WON AN named
Beisey and four very likely children two them bOys
aud twO girls two horse WAGON, grey HORSE,
aud toui AiLCH COWS...AIsO, all tire household aud
hltcben FURNITURE, compri5iug general assortment
" nseuI articles TOT housekeeping.
Terms for tie real estate will be credit Of and ~
months, negotiable notes with approved epdofsgfs and
uusl upon TIE property 10 secure lhe payment
wiz We required The negroes sc. will he sold Tot cash
aud on Fridug he i2H dag Of .oVrnbey. on tie
premises, u GFahsn'5 thifd i.tsre m the corner
LOT opposite 10 H0ncnre Robinson < Pleasant vg,
due once, fronting l3tG aud Carey S,refs si,pi 90
feet each. ~ OF Thomas rredway and y
anh pankey, owners Of the otber tfds me whole
viii be offered together on credit OF aud ~ months
ED CUNNtNGHAM
RiCiBp ANDERSON Trustees.
WILLIAM GRAY,
n The above sale, which viii he conducted rs the
subscribeis vii commence "a II O'Clock on the dly
Lsrei appointed therefor, " fairif not az ne sarlc
hour AND place on thr next fs day theresferand lie
continued iiH the Whole 81 the properly Is sold.
NOECURE, kOglNsON < PighsANTs,
o1lobsr IL. 45..ids Atcuoneeps
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n OIICE-That Oh Thursday the ism das Of :,
ofHibtT Hctt we shall sell at public auction 10 ia
hlsheSt bidder iOr ready money, the front
Eagle Hotel, III the city Of Richmond the following
tracts pieces, OF parcels VI land as many thereof
as may he requisite satisfy anounI due by James
warden To EbenezeT heTin under three several deeds
OF trust executed ny the said James warden TO John
H. Jones, aud which trusts far the have not
been executed by tie said John Il. Jones his life
tlines have devolyed upon ia virtue decree Of
Hehico county court, and Of subsequent cJnveyancSs
- US, in pursuance of The said decree, VIZ.
OhetTdct containing ,I5S acres, other Of 1873
acres, and dyo tracts of 500 each lying in the
comfy of Randolph Six of 1000 acres EACH ly-
ing in Wood county, formerly Harrison, aud which
originally constituted part q" Monongalia county ana
ON Tie east side OF tse Little kenhawa river above
Inc mouth OF Hughes TiNer-NOs. 3, a, 5 q, & y.
rive tracts OF 1000 acres each, lying Lewis county
formerly Harrison, aud which originally constituted
paIt"f Mpnonpalia county an The west side Of The
LIule kenhawa Ktyer--N0s. Il, 20, -, 10 X 81.
one tract Oi 1000 acres ia said county gu Leading
creek aud numbered AZ.
one tract VI iOOO acres in saidcOunly, branch Of
Leading creek, No. 10.
one tract Of 1000 in said county adjoining Ro-
ties.
one tract Of 1000 acres in said county, adjoining
william iiton's I'd William Gbbss iib and Reed and
FOTd's "a surveys.
ORe Tract Of 1000 acres in said county, No. 81.
Also one other tract 1000 lying IN said comfy
on The sand fork ofihe Little Eeuhawa iyer, No. 70.
Inc entries aud Surveys Oi The above tracts were
made IN the Years 1881, 1875, 1885, and be
iettd were made Subsequent To the 1887 The ~
We papers can e al any time by application IN S.
McCrdw, together With the plsts aud certificates Of
Survey Ali Of which VIII he exhibited the day Of
sale. SAMIJEL McCRAW
THOMAS MIEURE, : $780,
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~ NmnIred Oollars nemnr6.

kIAS stolen rom ny stable the night OF the 2ltb
W mst az luDiNG HORSE, or Which, and The
conviction oi the tlief will gave the above reward
n y ~ Io Tue morse alone. Tie Is i've years old, about
10 hands higb, 81 He hay color aud very likely with
,kei tau which lie CARRIE one sided, believed
ine left he mas some disiinc ypeaTanCrs ii the col
ar afonnd ms Shoulders. but white spots that ata
recoilected-Fdther Tow in order. There IL breaking
"G on his bo3y aud his hind legs aud thighs there
were s0ineTe'ans oft wien stolen tie Iots fast and
wen, ahl IS just learningto paccOf an impeuOus fiery
temper, but tot incliued to he VCOns snOud ans
horse answering tho description be offered Tor
sale, or heard Of IN any part Of the country tue nfor
nation by letter directed to me at Richmond will he
thankfully received. JOHN g. JTJyBY
tIhnaus. August "a. ~ II
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S1Ne Passage 10 L0n,ton.
s4@,. 80. The fine New York ship Nohawk,
Capt. NICHOLS, being nearly loaded, and intended 10
sail for the above port IN the of days, eau
handsomely accommodate few cabin and steeraSe
PASSENGERS, on very moderate terms, fgppeation
be made TO the Captain DOdrj Warwick. the
subscriber. WILLIAM GILLIAN
October 20. Soft
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sale of Land and Nen..

sac " LaHd and Negroes.
f virtue of deed OF trust executed the subscri
81 beers by William A. Cooke aud wife, and duly re-
corded IN the county OF Pow haian to secure the
payment Of Certain Of muney therein mentioned
due to Robert Graham, surviving qualified executor of
James Lyle deceased, viii he sold. on 9hHrsday the
lltH day 81 NOUem6eT HeIt, at Powhaan Courthouse,
10 Tie highest bidder al public auction, for cash
acres Of land, lying IA the said county Of Pohaan aud
also i've negroes much of said as may be
necessary 10 satisfy the purposes OF said tTusI.
JAc0B MiCAAU3, VIM. WALTHALL, Trustees.
OCtoDeTlj. Al 81
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NeM GrandL.n Ature.

SAMUEL A. MANNER IetuIns his thanks TO his
~ frends aud the pHbc grAeIally, for past favOrs
aud takes this method OF informing them that he mas
taken that large and conImodious tenement Cary
Street, formerly occupied by WDOdson and Staples,
where he las opened GTaJary Store.
he oilers his services TO hI5 friends as a C0MMIS.
SION MERCHANT, aud hopes by stTict attention TO
business TO share portion Of public patronage.
Constantly on hand, Il supply OF STONE WARE,
manufactured by Thomas Amos & Co. sold the Rch-
ond Factory prices aud warranted perior any made
in the state. OCT s. 4S,tf
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$50, 10 succeed tie Sap lNoharG.

..ss--5ssssSsszzs. For LONDON, 10 The address of
Messrs JOan Gilliat son, with the liberty OF cnsign
ment the superior coppeEed and copper fastened Snip
HENRY CLAY eat. .Carnes, has Invariably cglivered
her Garages IN excellent ORDER aud will COuieuce load
tns at City Point la few days. Of her cargo be-
lug atesdy engaged, she will with all enlent
disqualification freight Of the remainder which will be
taken low, apply 10 WILLIAM GlLLlAT.
OCTOBER 8. Ji..U
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~ s 100 or & 25O Rew0IJ

BtOR pretending aud lodging IN HiChnispd Jail nero
. hoy SAN, yellow felisw about 20 years old per
haps feet 0iBcheshigh, pretty well proporioued fail
round face, was lateythe property OF Dr. VIM Foushee
and having travelled with him or ofteaeT 10 BALI.
more aud Philadelphia wbsTe he has probably formed
dcqnaiWances, u Is presumed be may attempt To 20
tba way wth free pass or as Or. Foushecs servant.
lie has traveller Wy the way Of FredeTicLsbufg bum
ifes washington City, &c.is acquainted most yartie D.
iariy az GadsbJ's tavern IN Baltimore and AZ Mr..
Jacksons ~ Philadelphia who Keeps iiverJ stable in
9ih street. Tie IS we'll known in and neartbis WAGE
We 'elt NE on The 10th ct. and told was seen H
his place on The 3ist. Si5a will be given ftaken with
10 toe state Vi Nrginia,oT 5 25O fn OTTER state.
JOSEPH ECHOLs.
Richmond, September 2. stW
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wa be SOid, on uceiUe 8tOaths CJcliiI.
A Y Dndeys ferry in King & Qneen county on linn.
- ddg me i5th d0B NJ NOrcHbfr. sgfeealiy to =
decree Or ibr court Of sad county, NINE SLAVES to
w.t. ionr WeH, three women aad tWo eis amongst them
IS gopd mais servant ana good female cook. Bonds
Witi good scCarity will be Iequifed, by
oct. ". q3.dds IiE COMMISSIONER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09

Tanners OIL
YUSr received from Boston 10 Bls Of best old Liver
~ oil, for sale hy the subscriber.
Oct. ~. 5U-3t LEWIS LUDLAu