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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-12-21

paper was curtailed; but still | curtailed
my personal expenses, and met my en-
gagemeuts. ] could meet my own, but
not those Of others. My friends failed /;
and left me to pay their debts also
Properly after property was sold, or sa-
crified rather. / have lost every thing
that | have earned by the hardest iabour.
Lost every thing! No, have one con-
ISOLATION left.--My honour is yet without
stain. My family il destitute of almost
every comfort; but shall Mnly Mcley de-
spair Shall he resign himself to an un-
manly indifference ? No; though age has
chilled the fervor of his youthful blood !;
and spread It's SHOWS over his head; yet
will he not despair. lie can still labour !;
he can still do something for his family.
He has passed, like many others, through
the severest year of bis life; but his life
and faculties are still left to him. He will
be as frugal and as industrious as he can !:
but be will not give himself up to useless
repining. His snisfortsaes would indeed
be useless to him, If they did not point out
to him the beacon of speculation. Go
thou, aud do likewise. | write this his
tory for my children, If it should ever
reach them. My contemporaries have
too many of these cases before them, to
require any illustration Of the times.
M. M.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-12-21
'ever-uever return to be sOoched by thy

never-never return 10 be soorhed by thy
contritioni
If thou art child, and hast ever added
sorrow to the soul, or iurrow TO the
silvered brow of an .afIectionate parent
il thou art husband, aud hast ever caus-
ed the fond bosom that venlured It's whole
happines IN thy arms, to doubt one mo-
ment o: thy kindness or thy truth--if4hou
art friend, aud hast ever wronged, In
thought, or word, or deed, the spirit that
generously conGded In .hes--if thou art a
lover, and hast ever given one unmerited
lpang TO that true heart that now lies cold
and still beneath thy feet then be sure
that every unkiDd look, every ungraceiul
word. every ungentle action, will come
thronsing back upon thy memory, and
Knocking dole.ully at thy soul-tbeu be
sure that thou wilt lie down sorrowins and
lrepentant on the grave--and utter the un.
heard groan, aud pour the unavailing tear,
mere deep, more bitter, because unavalI-
ing.
Then weave thy chaplet of flowers,
and strew the beauties OF nature about the
grave console thy broken spirit, If thou
canst, with these tender, yet futile tributes
OF regret but take warning by the bit
terness Of this thy contrite affection over
the dead, and be more faithful and afftc-
tionate in the discharge of thy duties to
the living.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-12-21
Oliver Pierce,
WATDElaM1 MAKER

THO doors east Of the Post-O6ice, in
WGteT- street,
M ETURNS his thanks for the en-
q enlargement he has received from
The public, and informs them, that, in adj
dition to his GOLD AND SILVER
WORK, Of which be Keeps a constant
supply, he has silver and polished steel
'SPECTACLES, and SPECTACLE
GLASSES which he fits to old frames.
and repairs them.
Warranted Gold and Silver WATCH.
2ES, for sale as above.
& All orders thankfully received, and
punctually attended to.
Ehgabcth-Town, May /, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-12-21
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY ). & E. SANDERSON,
1'co doors south Of Rivers's City Tavern,
ELIzABETH-ToWN, NJ.

Terms Of Publication Two Dollars
per annum, payable half-yearly.
No paper will be discontinued until all
arrearages are paid.
advertisements not exceeding square
Inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for Twenty-Five Gents week
"A liberal deduction will be made to mer.
chants and others who advertise by the
year.
*** Advertisements, Subscriptions, and
Communications will be thankfully re-
ceived and punctually attended to.
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JOB LETTER.
J. SAYRE,
Boot 6 Shoe-Maker,

UNIFORMS his customers that he car
A ries on the above business, at the
store opposite the Episcopal Church, two
doors south of the State Bank in this town,
where every article 10 The above line will
be furnished on accommodating terms.
Cash, or Country Produce, such as
fresh Hides, &c. taken in payment.
Eliz. Town, Oct. IL, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-12-21
Sail Boats.
IRON md BRASS
@OWMIDRYo

REyHE subscriber, having enlarged his
N FURNACE, will make any kind
of IRON CASTINGS not exceeding
800 lbs. weight.
Also, BRASS, COPPER, and COM
POSITION CASTINGS, of any weight
at short notice.
THOMAS P. WALWORTH.
Els. Torn, Mag II, 1919.
N. B. 100 sett WAGON BOXES,
Of superior quality, for sale cheap.
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PRlNYING.

IWyHE subscribers, having lately fur
nished themselves with a new sup
ply Of large and elegant
JOB LETTER.
Are enabled to perform the different
kinds of Job Work, (more particularly
Handbills,) 10 better style than they
have heretofore been donein this town.
Orders will be thankfully received aud
faithfully executed.
J. & E. SANDERSON.
Eliz. Town, Aug. 81, 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

TIE FELON-EY N. C. LEWIS.
Oh, marx his wan and hollow cheek,
Ahd mark his eyehslls glare
Aud mark his teeth in anguish elencL'd,
The euIsli of despaiTl
Know, since thte. days his penance borne,
f"n feloa left = tail.
Anh since three GAYS. no food has pass'd
Those lips 5" parci'0 and pale.
- Where shat. tuim."ihe wretch exciai,ns ;
where bids my shameful head
How nv iioui scornf oh, how contrive
To earn my bones, bread
THIS branded hand would gladly toll,
But when for WORK pray,
Who sees this mark, 4 JPlon. cries
And loatlirg turns away.
This heal, has greatly err'd, but now
Woald fain revert 10 good
THIS hasl has deeply simn'd. hut yet
itas ne'er been sta,n'd with blood
For work or airs IA vain sue,
The scorncfs both deny
siarve, s,asve--iaen what remainsy.,
ThiS cauics-tO SIN or die.
here, virtue spurns me with disdain
There pleasure spreads her snare
Suong habit drags ne bach 10 vice,
Aud urg'd by deIoe dssrair
4 >fiite, while hunger graws my heart
To iy fra,n shame inv vain,
Worid. III. toy cruel will IL yield,
And plmnse II. suiit again.
there's mercy IN earn ray of light
That 'rorial eyes e'sr saw
1herl't mercy "a each breath OF air
Ihztmoitai lips s'eT draw
There's mstcy bath tor m;I, and beast,
Ia Coos ,nbuig, Az plan;
inefe's mercy IA each creeping thiag,
But nan mas Noac i1r IHa,,
Ne proudly honest ! vixen le heard
NV wounded conscience eroan,
Had generous hsnd or feeling heart.
One glimpse OF inrrcv snOwg--
That act had made rom hhtnIng eyes.
Sweet tears OF yiitue iali;
HAD hxed my heart, assur'd ny faith,
And ked0eHh1d gained a Soa. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09
foRLoNnoN.

r&E FOR LONDON,
ystif8NP To the address Of Messrs. John Giiiiat
~S-@sS.s Son, with Ike liberty " consignment. the
good ship George UnShfefoH. 32p tons, brfihen 400
hads. tabacco, has rs heen sbeathrd and PIT ~
most complete order ~ Norfolk where he itr0mmeycs
loading IN eW days, having comfortable part other
cargo engaged viii meet wiili Dispatch. Cor tefns of
feigEt Of the remainder yhcb y very moderated ap-
ply to asssrs. Richafa n John fayioF. mr James
Thorturr Norfolk hr. Gdeoa johnson OF petersharg,
10 the subscriber. WI GiLLiAT.
who has ior sa!e. 30 bales Nopgh ana BTaiilWas's
nart coitous case tuyelhpe cloths case iadict'
ana gcnterDen's low priced sioVes boNes 8 irish
linen boxes 80 shrtting; fox dianefs has
beiBpen r0iisH nd ahoat 30 cssts very superior oi1
London par,icnlar hadeiIa ard Serczi Wine, ~ hhds
quarter aud bSf rnefief casks
n rbe Letter fsg 81 the hip jewel Tor loucoi, .
Tie Coffee 80 % sc takcn away very soon, ~
vsle1 dsc sci'es Tiii be eiycB. Jan. .. 7S..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

AND FOR SALE will sell privately, The tract OF
~ Land on which reside, in the county Of Louisa,
near TaBceygle, containing between Geo and 700
acres, large proportion Of 1t very valuable IowgroUnds
aud bst eV farms in the saine section Of country Of
equal value. The local situation Of this estate highly
recommends il, beRg 10 tie Of wealthy and
peeable neighbof hood ard convenient the markets
Of Richmond aud Fredericksburg. This land will be
sold on such credit to sut almost person that
may wish to purchase Any person desrons 81 urcna.
irz, is invited TO view the land. TABiGHA SMITH.
JAMS 73..tRtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09
NAVAL F.NGAGTMFNp.

GiBRAITAR, Oct. 2f Tie Cadiz Diary. of
the 18th Oct. contains tie Spanish official ac-
count Of the engagement. Of the 9th Of April,
between the Spanish ffieate Esmsrdlia and
The lnsmgent ship commanded by Capt. Tur-
npr, Whose dispatch 10 tie Supreme Director
Of Chill appeared in our last. Don Luis Coig
commanding the Esmdra'fa, after relating, at
great length. all his motions from the 10th a
priliO The day oCthe enga cement. acknowledges
that gpOn being boarded by numerous pa'-
~, while fire was kept w upon his frigate
from The Enemys ship. he WINS under tho
GcceSsity of abandoning The dccH. as his crew
had already done, after hriug bui Que voll-y
iu consequence Of the bad state Of tie small
arms. When below. however, Don Iuis and
his o9cers harangned The men & succeeded in
spiri'ins them M; The result Of which was.
that, having armed themselves With such wen
pous as remained in the cabin they coinmrnc.
ed the action with the boarding party. through
I've hsiches, &c. which lasted three ruartrI~
of an honr--in tho mean time, thc fnsurceui
snip, whose separation from the Esmeralda
Don Luis supposes to have been involuntary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

. miles distance, and at s O'Clock, A. NJ. they
made sail 10 the westward, apparently with the
Intention of entering some harbour, which
induced captain ID. with his companions 10
resolve on pursuing course to the westward
. IN quest of his vessel.
After hav wing travelled about seven leagues,
through all entirely unproducti,e aud noun
famous country, without having received the
least nouflshmcut, about 10 O'Clock in the
morning of the Both Oct. he discovered his
vessel with the pirate schooner, at anchor
about three miles from the land, at The same
lime saw a humber of the piiatical crew OF
shoie, by stream of fresh water. Being new
| nearly exhausted, he resolved to risk the con.
sequences of surrendering himself 10 them (;
| and about noon, reached their party. At first
they presented their mAskets aud after some
| time iinploring their assistance to relieve him
| and his companions from impending starvation,
they sent from the vessel few pounds OF
bread, piece of beef and a small piece of
cheese, directing him where a house might he
found. BY this time the cruizer had been
dtsmantcd. and the crew embarked on board
fhe Constitution. At about in the all ern0on,
reached the small hut to which he had been
directed and there remained. Here he recev-
ed Information during the evening, that the
pirates had burned their cruizer and that they
| mad sailed in the Constitution. Captain ID.
snpposing II probable that some CT his cargo
had heen put OF board the Spanish schooner.
which had been given up, and being desirons
| 10 embracathe earliest opportunity of making
| ms protest, determined with all expedition
| To repair to ST. Jago de Cuba. On The LIST of
November he aud his companions embarked in
| a canoe and after gong about two miles. Tell in
with the mate aud crew of the Constitution.
ON the beach who informed that the boat of
| the pirates having been given up to them the
| moment they left the schooner they made the
| best OF iheir way towards the shore where they
landed the ensuing day.
The cause being too small TO carry the
whole of the crew, only a part took passage in
il, the remainder pursuing their way TO Bara-
Goa. Captain Davis and his associates in mis-
fortune arrived safe at ST. Jago de Cuba on
the 4th November. Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09
snurH CAROLINA

bill has passed the House Of Representatives max.
ing ii penal for sheriff to neglect prisoners in jai
that isto say he is Obliged TO furnish them with doctor
in sickness, IRE in cold weather; and ifthe building
will admit .hen With suiciency Of blankets aud
cloes aud compe.Sthis bill Of the sherGs to he paid
by The inferior court, before other demand whatever
and IL the sheriff negleCts to do and the prisoner
dies then he is chargeable with murder il not on
complaint and conviction of such neglect, thea he is
ineahein sum not less than my more than five
hundred dollars. The hill passed ~ g.
bill revealing the prohibiting The introduction
Of negroes into that state from other states has passed
both houses, aud is become a law.
The Legislature has appropriated for the purposes Of
internal Improvement, fund Of one million Of dollars
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limiting

on Friday the 9TH plt. about 700 men Of The neigh.
horing town'hips formed hunting party. The signal
for proceeding given Ffenchiown MouniaiH
which answered by all the hunters comprising 4
circuit OF 80 miles. in the space Of 10 minutes. The
hunters then progressed towards centfc in Wysnx
township shooting aud driving The game before them
until the ccle became TOO small to use With safe
y the animals weTe,hen attacked with bayOnets fixed
poles, clubs pitchoTks &c. with snch that
Eeay 500 Deer, Bears Wolves, ~ foxes, kill
ed. "a calculated that 500 beer, 10 Besfs aud "a
Wolves escaped, together With great number small
~ animals The expedition was attended with many
circumiances interesting to hunters, and closed usual
with great miTtE. settler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

IgARNONIA SAcRA.-soutbEate's Saci ed Music con.
tanning a collections Of original aud choice psalm
and hymn tunes, with an Ode TO Harmony, Gloria
PatTIas, one Collect, six Anthems and he Denm...
Compassionate barmosed by the late Charles Joufhgate
of Richmond, Va....Copy right secured.
CokDITIONS-The work will be completed in eight
numbers, each number containing eight pages ef
Price so cents with the last, elegant lille will be
sseht ahu t1e WON Oound gfatis 10 subscribers.
Those wishing to become Subscribers to the above
worn, will md the first nusber ass the subscription
per, at the bookstores Of W. II. Fifsh ylOua P Cot
tom and f. n. Uay0-alsO at the store Of H. s H. Ms
bCf aud Of Mary SoHthgdte. The work to DO hnished
by the 18th Dec. 1918 Oct. g. Al f2)ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

ID URAL SHADES-FOR SALB....A valuable small
n farm containing $50 acres by old survey situated
IN Charles City county, II miles from Richmond in the
neighbOrbood Of wesoYer The land lies we'll is pro
duciiVe. and admirably calculated foi Improvement.
The buildings consist Of dwelling house with rooms
aud all convenient out houses. 30 situation IN The lower
country is more healthy immediate possession may BE-
had-dpplicati0n tn be made 10 Mr. WIN. Z. HlLL, in
the vicinity, or to the subscribe. HENRY CURTIS
Hanover. Nov.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

V7ALuABfR MILES AT AUCTION win be sola
before the door OF the hanchesier Exchange. en-
SafHraos the i0th inst. six valuable MULES together
wita Their gear few pioughs, &C. belonging to the
estate Of Edward w. Trent. dec.
Terms OF sale for ali purchases under one hundred
oonaIs cash-to that amount and upH ards. four months
cieui'. By order Q, the E1ccufrir.
Jan. s. "a I'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

IEeS' Patent BraSS Rolling P!aion Clocks ruth LOO6-
ing Class Gases
THESE late invented time pieces be recommend
ed as superior IN the principle of the machinery
TO any heretofore invented aDd in one they combine
two useful and ornamental pieces Of furnuIe without
any ADDITIONAL charge. one which is operation
can be seen at the house of HIM. COn1r, who will keep
a constant supply Of them. Dec 81. 7I..5i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

DOTIAUX LYNCH have for sse-Auiigua & ia
Il maica rum-Pennsylvsnis rye whskey-FTench &
apple brandy-Holland gn--alcGho- nolasses, prime
sngars-coGee- Havana segars--New York prime petk
ana beefcut behring's double barrel guns
-Nitre Hall gunpswaer-BecHs patent shot Phwnix
nails, bfads and spikesmaeable znc IN sheets-ozna.
buTgs, tckIcnbgfgs and bnrips3 pnperhanzings
a DO Cologne WATER do. French toys DO heads
Elegant chimney ornaments IN marble aud alabaster.
AiSO-An invoice Of superGEe cloths, directed 70 be
sold very toW. 2.
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LYNCHBURG MARBLE.

EHE subscribers having put their Marble Nh in
a. ration, ATE prepared to execute with skill and dis
patch, orders for chimney maniles hearihs, steps.
tombstones, sills &C. &c. The mill 10 situated the
bank of James river orders therefore from Richmond
Petersburg aud Norfolk be filed at little expence OF
freight
This, tits believed is The FIRST and only establishment
Of the kind in Vbghis and as the citizens have
an opportunity offuruisbrg themselves with these
fnl aud ornamental articles OF fac quality the pToduo
ton ottheiT state, the proprieofs but in
dulgc hope they will liberal encouragement
y. S. A Quarter who come we'll recommended ,
will receive liberal wages
Samuel Christopher & Jordan anthony.
Lynehburg sert. 20. 42..ts
ENFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Stop The YikfoiB L.,
a Runaway from me at Gloucester courthouse on the
Path nit. my negro called DICK, between the age
Of 10 aud 80 years old, six feet two inches high,
stout he is yeiy black. and rather down look small
gap between his upper fore teetb.i purchased him OF
Mr. John Burke, FarRbam Church, in Richmond
couEty, Northern Neck Of Virginia. ! expect lie will
make his way hack 10 Mr. George y WCaIty's at Lar
rel Grove in Richmond county, where he had wife
he lived the present year at Mr.. Tomns plantation in
WssinorelDd county, where he may probably be Turk
iRg-Any person that will him so that get bin
again, shall be eutitled to the abeve reward.
OsBURN JEFFRtFS. jr.
Smith county, Ten.) JAMS 10. .3t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

NOTICE.. 1.-The subscriber alone is authorized to
IN receive tie outstanding dehts due late con.
Germ OF LYLE, SCOTT * SAUNDERS, having been ap.
pointed receiver thereof the superior court
for the Richmond district II is expected that all per
indebted to the said will make immedi-
ate payment as longer indulgence cannot he Afforded
Dee. 63..n SAMUEL TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

SALEM. Dec 26we heard with pleasure from gen.
STARK last week He is in his 9Ist year He able 10
about the house, hut bis memory is much impaired
by Tie sill has the piercing eye aud deep inle-
rest in every thing that reach him. The constant
services Of his RosieTy continue see the palace
even in its ruins In youth he very active and
fused no labOTs. His constitution fitted him every
fatigue, and he equally familiar with The duties OF
the farmer and hunter be with those Of the Gill
and soldier. When taken by tho Indians be pos
sessed all the strength and could perform all the service
which could render them attached hin. whatever
he resoveIs agrees with his former propensi,s and
habits, and he recnilccts only his patriotism and aec
lions Never debaspd by vices 81 his youb or his
lie perverted by obedience TO any authority bnt
Of the understanding he awaken nothing in his old
age hat what belongs TO The world in which be has
iive and to the soul with which he has acted In his
life, death had no terrors and for the coming of
friend he remains at his post, Till death relieve him
from hisinhrmiiies. Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

WhtELEit tenders his thanks TO the public pene.
rally and his friends in particular for the liberal
received while member Of the honse of
commenced CoACH-hAKING, in all its various bra
%" e Iot below, adjoining the lot formerly occuped
py wheeler 1ichenorS. Wheeler hatters
pm ms iong experience in Newark In addition TO thar
o. h richmond, ne viii be enabled to his work In
that no attention shall be wanting on his mar, 70
satisfaction 10 such may favor him with their
p onage. He now has on hand few hed Goa cbes
and gigs, which be finished az short no,ire .mJ
trimmed mined IN style to snit the purchaser.
November 20. s7 foNf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

A IL persons who have claims agana the estate Of
n JOSEPH CALICO, dee. are desired 70 make
Diem knowu 10 without deiay--tha II found correct
uey may be speedily dischaTgeaand those indebted to
the estate. solicited 10 pay what they with
e delay conveniently he, - DESTROYS OF
PAYNE the several exacict ~ eNpcdi-
tiOusIy as possible. JOHN nIcHARD,
PETER J. CHEvALLiH,
EascHfors Of J05epA COiiego, Sfs.
fuaust -. ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

hNE HUNDRED DOLLARS observation-disclosures y
- from the subscriber in January last, negro man
named TARLToN, about thirty years of age Of brown
conriexon, hve feet seven eight inches high raised
IN the neighboT hood of Buckingham courthouse and
10 oeileved that he is nov lurking place or
ne being artn may have distant part of
the state, and IL this time pass free msn.-Alt
masters OF vessels and all other persons are hereby
cautioned against employing, er in any way carving
on or harboripg the above described slave Any per-
son that will deliver The said slave me living in he
ALABAMA Territory, Rear Huntsville, to DR.. James
Jones, near buckingham courthouse shall receive the
above reward. ARTHUR Jones
Jan. q. =, al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

u EIiiNE y JUDAH--liave this day closed their
books, with the design of settling ALI accounts az
som as possible and retire from the business they are
at present engaged Into facilitate those wishes they
most earnestly solicit all those whom indnlgences
nave been granted, TO come forward forthwith and
make payment.
The remaining stock Of goods which they have IN
band comprising excellent assortment in tkeir pe
and purchased at reduced prices offered 10 their
friends and the pnblic such as will compen
safe them for the trouble of an examination.
Jan.,2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

Union HOTRL.--in couseqneUee 81 the ~ heaIih
Drock IS this Day dissolved by nintusl coDsert.-orfli
Brock j. authorized 10 make sinsments AL The debts
due 20 snd from ihe concern. Jan. 2. 5t..f2)2w
ytYE Onion Hotel will be conducted faiure ~ the
4 naine Of OrrlH BROCK 4 90. JOHN fpAES,
yal.7. 7s-.fasF oRKitL BROCK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

AND FOR SALE.-I will fsd on very re,.orahi.
- terms, two tracts Of LAND " the eoaaiy OF kra
beth CITY, One adjoining the town Of Banipcu. ra,,ed
the ('usf"re THIS land, IL situated above K.c
mond, would cell fer s 100 rer TIE tract con
ains near $50 acrss.-Tbe other uatt called Ery.r
fH M. Is about ave miles from Hampton, Is heavily
numbered, and contains $50 Further dsscrp,icn
Is deemed unnecessary, as 10 presumed NJ, one viii
purchase without viewing the lands. Terms NAV he
tnown BY addressing line to The subscriber directed
To Wilmington, Fln,aBna. MILLS CARY.
Dec. IL. o6..f2Iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-09

ENOR SALE-At this Office, a Pamphlet couiainjnc
v Mr.. Hays Speech The Usnry Laws and sever al
EssaySby the gentleman, that interesting sub
ject. Jan. ,.