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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13
District of Columbia.
County of Alexandria, to wit: 1918.
November Term,
IN CHfNCERY.
Samuel Smith, Complainant,
AGAINST

IN Cf1.1.NCENI.
Samuel Smith, Complainant,
AGAINST
Leonard Mudd and John Cohagen, Defend
1ats.
TyHE defendant Leonard Mudd not hav-
L ing entered his appearance to this suit
and given security according to the statute
and rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit,
that the said defendant, Leonard hludd, IS
not an inbabitant of this District--Dn mo-
ton of the said complainant, by his coun-
sci, il is ordered that the said defendant,
Leonard Mudd, do appear here on the first
day Of the next Term, and give security
for performing the DEGREES Of the court; and
that the other defendant, John Cohagen,
do not pay away, convey or secrcte, the
debts by him owing to, or the estate or ell
fects in his hands belonging to the said ali
sent defendant, Leonard Mudd, until the
further order or decree Of this court; and
that copy of this order be forthwith pub
lished for two months successfully in one
of the public newspapers published in this
county; and that another copy be posted at
the front door of the courthouse OF said
county.
A copy.
Teste, EDMUND ]. LEE, Z. Z.
January %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13
Wheat.

4 wish to purchase several thousand bush.
L els of wheat, for which liberal price
will be given. THOMAS V. HUCK.
9th mo l6 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13
To Let,
'T'e Rent.
Houses for Sale.

80 The premises on the South east
corner of King and Henry streets.
S.s.l containing good dwelling houses,
sag with stores ready fitted up for bu-
- Also, the brick dwelling house
EEf and store near to the former, lately
gs..l in possession of Dennis NJ byles,
ikle.:,aLsslesq. for whose time therein, the
9Th OF Feb, next, it may be rented; :,
feTAll the above property would oe sofa
upon liberal credit, the payment being Sc
cured. Inquire of ,so,-1,
VAUDEVILLE s. LARSlODR.
September 2S GU
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13
Valuable Property for Sale.

VyHE subscriber is desirious OF selling a
Handsomely situated farm, on Hunting
creek. in Fairfax county Virginia, atloin-
ing the Mount Vernon estate and the lands
oC General Thomson Mason. four miles from
Alexandria, containing about $40 acres, 80
or which are in wuod-40 10 80 in thriving
me,dow of clover and umothy-a part of
the residue recently seeded with wheat and
rye, and clover, last sprine-the, whole en-
closed with new post and rAil ience.-
The improvements are, comfortable anu
convenient frame dwelling house
am and kitchen, smoke house, poultry
Eaas house granary and stables. There
MILE, on this place rich and produc-
five garden, and large body OF marsh mea-
dow from which may be saved annually
100 tons of hay. nearly as nutrlcious as the
beet titnotby or cloyer.--W the farin
would he sold a number OF very valuable
horses. cows and sheep; Wagon, carts, and
variety ofiarning utensils and household
and kitchen furniture; corn, oats ana rye,
and 40 tons hay. Also, adjoining the one
above described, farm containing ioo
acres, recently enclosed, on which IS a
A. BRICK. house, which a trlitlnS eX-
AETffpense would render comfortable.
HI The soil is excellent, and consi-
80 ierable part might be easily con-
7erted into meadow. lit would be sold with,
the other or separately. Also. a number OF
valuable servants, male and female. 10
prevent unnecessary application. ne would
observe, that. hey will only be sold to per-
sons residing in the District or its vicinity,
and not TO be carried from it. The sub
scriber will also sell he greater part of his
bnusehoI 4 furniture, wnich is new and hand
SOM. For terms OF all or any part OF the
so,se properly, apply 20 NOBLET HER
6r FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13
PROPOSALS
BY JOSEPH ". Sl.vDERSOA,,
for publishing by subscription,
A BIOGRAPHY OF THE SIGNERs
TO THE
Declaration Of independence,

ACCOMPANIED WITH PLATES:
To which will be annexed history of The
proceedings of congress during the pas
sage OF the Law. and the Declaration H.
self, with fac-simile engravings Of The
signatures.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13
For Bcnt.

es Avery convenient dwelling house
.Ist on tie lower partof RoyaEst, ad-
49, Joining the house now occupied by
go. Mr.. Generes. Possession may he
had Immediately.
January
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Fer Sale or Rent,

yTyHNT valuable property called HoN-
4 WAYS WHARF, with the Waf.-
houses thereon fronting on yDnloh-,. nee.
The warehouses viii be rented sePahid'e''
If required. ForterIps apply t9,nn
=" ie4''' WIN. HERBERT, Jr.
August e5 -.---I u
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I,nusEs. IAsns &c.


CtUNDRY good los loon Cameron. piu
, sn4 9Iaaa streets. on liberal Credit q,
reasonable prices TO purchasers who YOU'LL
i,,,;Id thereon. For terms enquire OF
VAUDEVILLE & LARMoU.h.
Oct,berI3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
UMited .Slates of Anericu.

IS.
On consideration Of the petition of Ivory ;iuntIess
master OF the brig Wiisnn, bereunto annexed, which
siu oisj together with her tackle, apparel aud fuTn
tue, and divers Articles Of merchandise found oil board
the said brig, have been beed in the District Court
OF Tie United States iVr the district esad OH the
part OF the United States by Rubert their
Attorney; IL Is ORDERED, That special District
Court oil me United States iot the district Aforesaid be
held at The Town Court House, in the city Of Williams
burg, ON Thursday ile sixteenth day OF December next
Tor the iia o the libel OF iibels la that and thai
notice OF the same be published ia ope sr NOR. of The
newspapers published in The borough of Norfolk aud
Ia The cry of Richmond, respectively, not less than
three different tunes and further, that "a by Of this
order he given TO Robert S;ahnard, Esq Attorney for
Tue UHi'eu States, aud to the Marshal of the United
States or his deputy in whose custody the said briy
Wilson ROW Is, and to Seth Foster, Esq Clerk Of the
said District Court aud all other claiming ay
right OF share Oh part in the forfeiture Of said brig
Wilson.
Given under my hand aud seal, at Williamsburg i'm
the dsuict aforesaid this oath day Of November 1919
ia the forty fourth year Of the independence of the
United States.
(SiEned) ST. GEORGE TUCKER rsr.I
sopy-Teste, SETH FOSTER. CLERK. so. st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
Ten DoNars Reicnrd

s4Noh appreheDding my man NED, who absconder
about The middle OF September last. lie Is fellow
o. 10" stature stout and we'll butt, very back-wbes
he laughs lie shews bis teeth veT plainly which are Of
"niteheSS questioned relates very good story.
g.hs Oh board some boat passing nom Lynchbure tn
Kichhnopd, as hc has formed acuuaiItaBces on
thdi iNer IL rs also very probable, las he has been
committed 10 the jan Of Cumberland OH charge Of
ieinhy sihce his el1ptinent from me- om whence he
aoe ms escape Thai he VIII change bis aud
tam Tree pass as e has hitherto done aud eudesyor
10 pass as Tree man. The above reward viii be given
Tor securing him III any jail that get him again.
All masters OF vessels and others are hereby foTevar.
Ell from employing or BaIborng The said fellow al
Their peril as shall vigorously enforce The law against
all such offenders. THO. MONTACIJR
FOv hataR, Nov. 90. 5swavs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
United Sales.--future of Viiyginia.


'pNo the Honorable 81. GEORGE TUCKER, Judge of
a the District Cont ior The District Of Virginia.
The petition OF IVORY huNrkESS shew .th-That
the Brig WILSON, her tackle, apparel and furniluIe
COMMANDED BY your petitioner, thrty.oue demiiohus OF
dised sps thirteen cases of GIN, and sundTy goods
wares aud neIo handise, on the first day Of November
last, were sies,.d aud seized by the Marshal the
Stale OF NTgiHia, and held In his CUSTODY
ntne OF process from your court Norfolk. libel
has been hled by the District Attorney Of the United
States, for and behalf OF the United States
that the SAID vessel her tackle, apparel aud funiuTe
The SAID distilled spirits, Gin, goods, and i-r-
ciandise, ATE forfeited to the United States for AN
alleged breach OF the laws Of the United States as will
he seen by reference 10 an Official copy of the be.
hetet annexed.
Your petitioner states thai the delay in the trial OF
tile cause should be deferred until the OF regular
session Of the court wond be productive Of injury
L" your petitioner by The oeieOrations Of tue vessel
the interruption of her employment, the dispersion OF
her crew and by tue loss ofte pei svnal
al this time he is able to oiier.
Your petitioner therefore piays that Special Court
may be held for the trial o the vessel other
stated In the SAID libel such tine and place US m
your discretion may seem proper.
(Sisged) IVORY liuNTRESS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
sTAUNTON ACADE1IY


Rt trustees Of the Stanton academy have appoiuted
tae Rev. Daniel Stephens OF Havre lie Grace sid !
professor OF classics 10 Ill the vacancy OccasIoued by
Tue resignation Of Dir. GiTaTdfu.
lbe nigh respectin Which MI Stephens has been held
% munster 81 tie Episcopal church, his moral char
aCltI bis industrious habiis his classical education
anu hls experience ~ teaching believed By the
H"7'ses, l" ne such as to qualify bin well for the pro.
essOTshlp W Which he mas been appointed.
MI Stephens Will. without deIay, remove his family
10 SauuiOn aud will be n readiness to enter ur, The
ob'b"Tge " bis duties as early AZ least as tie s, Of
Jahuafy. In the mean Lime, tue session Of tie AGA
"ehy commenced on The fourth Monday la this Ltonth
his place will be supplied By BIZ. Richard aenry who
hceo Is an assistant during the last session. and Is very
competent 10 give Instruction TO lie Latin aud Greek
classes.
Mr. Stephens will probably not teach French ;-Jat
uhul some better arrangement be made Doctor IN
BOYS 81 Siaunt0a, who understands speaks the ian
guage WELL having learned tiB france, will attend the
academy Two days 10 each week, give instruction in
The French angudge-and for this additional charge
will be made 10 the student.
IN consequence Of the inability Of the trustees 10 fiji
hevacant pToiessOrshp earlier the rule which renures
Iu ices TO be paid, az whatever period Of the
the student enters, will be dispensed wiland for be
Ony ih proportion to the time which shall eapse after
his entrance. '
Nj Fuller, whose reputation is wei knewn s,nt
continues TO be professor VI mathematics and under
the conduct gf such ieaCeFs, the trustees aer tbe
selves that the Stanton Academy " 80 continue
the public patronage.
~ order Of the Board Of Trustees.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Sec'fy.
November II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
From the Nev York EreniRg Post.
FURTHER PARl iCULARS RESPECTING MR. Gull


{ From the New York Erening Postl
FURTHER PARTICULARS RESPECTING MIR. Gull.
LES UhSCENI.
Finding the wind driving him fast towards the river
MI emile was obiigee 10 his parachute soones
thah lac hended. He therefore FASTENED to empty hi,
TWO phias Of harisborn aud Cologne water into his
basket aud 10 divide the cord that attached il to
t"e b-iooh Ia doug 50, he felt thai tie Ante was
eniting deeply into his thigh but he elosei,
weueeI INTO tie car, that he could his lover
nmos aud Tearing that the cord would strand aud thus
Increase bis danger, he was compelled 70 on cutting
MS hgh Ia order 10 plee the the rope
"Nhout moments delay aud thus wounded himself
SO dangerously. that lie barely escaped with his life
tue heh expected the patachute to open IA second vf
une, instead otwhich the wind took il ansversely and
Ncahe Two thirds The way to the earth before IL sN
pahoe1 he bad given himself up Tor lost, but now
she"ed ny The quick and circular motions his hands
he considered himself saIc.-However he came TO the
giounu with violence that caused the spectators to
express heif Tear by iond aud repeated exclamation
bui he lose with animation in his looks and wa boz
ai"it by his friends in triumph through tue crowd.
'Ue are tOid thar thi, is ARRAYS necessary il, snch
cases, 10 pTepent ne from kaDnc his breuth
rake" array 6y tie r9pidty " his descent, and con-
StqdeMiy Jaiatihg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
James Eiper Land for .Saie

h"aiN oHer Tor sale my land ia Amhefst tying OIL
hafTis'S creek, a large branch of James river aud
Mtu'h ionf miles OF LyncLbnfg. The tract contains
3O3 acies-239 cleared aud good hea,t 10 acres
hesh iahd cleared since 1884, aud 40 acres low grounds
very iich and OIL for M aow the balance is prime To-
DSeeo iahd covered vita excellent timber and at least
oo coIus ui hIe wood y acre Three leads a day in
summer aha Two IN winter, Can be iuade To Lynchblrg
over fee bridge now nearly finished across the river
Tue pIice Of lire wood SCI cord, and a sonstaui and
steauy market Tor all oherarCles There is an excel
ieht mn seat Oh The creek, which grist and saw
h may be erected for $500, thai would yield 100 bar
purpose. $500
There are two good schools in Lynchburg one Il
ieinae, ana the other Latin school the
hood as healthy any the stale and the town the
most healthy Of any on James river
Inc subscriber having reneyedt 10 the Western country
WI" sen al reduced price, and give long credit for
Two thirds of the purchase money or he viii give c,-dr
oi the "heie, well secured. Apply To Col L. DANG
III hlcniohd, or 10 ROBERT IL. ROSE.
Orange Courthouse, Nov. 20 5swIw-
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NEWINGTON ACADENiY-

NEWINGTON ACADEMY
VIE exercises of this institution will end OIL the 18th
following. ''
The course Of Tuition will include the following
ofahcbes OF Education, at the following prices viz.
for reading, writing, arithmetic and geogi Apply with
tue use OF the globes, per annum. Thirty dollars
ROT logic, bellies lettres, philosophy French, creek
LATIN pei .s....s..FOTty dollars.
ltDay be with truth affirmed that part OF virginia
Us more remarkable for it's hedlfhReSS OF affords 10
ihe student greater advantages for the dcQAsfon Of
knowledge than this beng free from all temptation o
Wce;--Ihe terms, for board. tuition and washing are
one hundred aud thirty dollars per annum PAYABLE
quarterly III advance, each scholar furnishing his own
bcd &c No pupil will be admitted for less Term tlan
year. Great attention will be paid not ONLY 10 lire
noys progress III their classical and other studies but
likewise to Their MOruLs. -
Gloucester county, Nov 10 ss ,,d..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

TO AN OLD PEN.
Alas poor pen, thy strength is spent;
with age and labor thou art bent
The length Of service proving;
n literary set'Ian thou
second Wilmington, I vow,
Upon thy stuInps stiii moving
'rhe day caa remember still,
When urst green aud yOuihIui Quill.
OF poor Jew bought tmes;
And vixen thy tongue was neatly split,
Aud shaved thy sides, for wrItimy nj,
snapeiy pen thought thee.
What seas Of ink since iheu ,fou'st sp.lI'5.
NLst continents Of foolscap ilpd,
with cTotcheis of the brdini
But no. thy days draw near their ebd.
And th"u csnst never L.pe, old FREUD,
To do the like again.
Yet comfort take, aud as the knife
Shoiiens thy slender thread OF life,
Reject, with satisfaction,
That though III, master wanted wealth.
he never bade thee, cen by stealth,
Become the tool Of faction.
or pens, or penuIen, think how few
Their i,ie's past labors eau review
Wn5oui parting sigh
Re this thy boast, that though grown old,
You never wrote Tor fiiihy gold,
a libel OF lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
REMARKAnLE DISCOVERY

Wehare heard singular story within 4 few DAYS
from several respectable ces respecting the disco
very OF human skeleton IN a remote part OF Iich-
heid, which u 10 thought will lead To the discovery uf
murder nov Tor tile trst time Supposed have been
committed there about twenty four years since. IL
seems that on repairing an old house, formerly occu
peu ny Mr. -, and enarging The cellar, tue skeleton
vi man MAS FOUND IN singular position under what
Was Formerly bed room. This Circumstance inimed
aiey brought to recollection number Of suspicious
incidents, which occurred about the time before men
uheo Dut which, disconnected with the human bones
were MOI much regarded. Among these incidents were
'he following "a man in this negbbofiOod undertook
long Journey leaving his wife the house keeper Of
we aforesaid Mr. -. Several months afterwards,
ne alief took up stray horse, saddied and bridied
hau 'henl asveiiised aud no owner appearing, they
were SOLD according To law. Not long this event
Tue woman MAS said 10 have received letter announc
ms Tue death OF her husband and time after
WARDS, she married tie said ----. The union was
not very happy one, and al times when i'll treated
Tue VINE Was Heard to threaten expose her husband
NOW there was nothing very singular in all these &C
cutIehces excepting the saddle and 6ridte found up
on the stia' horse and had il for the bones
PROBABLY wouid never have been thought of again. We
UNDERSTAND the grand jury have had the subject under
s'ueia'ion, aud have sent for the aforesaid -
shd VIE, VINO several years ago moved to -, where
they now reside. TConu Cuursu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

1 NlSSoLUriON.-The copaTtnsrshlp nf U1ne d.
- utdson 60. was dissolved by mutual conseni on
22d day OF Apfi-All debts owns by the late 1In viii
&c ps,o py Tue subscribers audio whom all persons
'hueo'ea are requested to make prompt payment.
The French Burr Miit Stone Mannjacfnri1s B,f
StneSs VIII ia future be conducted under The Hrm uf
DAVIDSON SMELL who will Keep cuustaatly OH
hand general assortment of MILL STONES or .Ii
sizes, bniit by woTkmen equal To any in the United
otales, OF seieci materials, which they will hitherto
WARRANT anu sell at northern prices, for cash. country
produce, or approved paper. Those DESTROYS Of OBJ
iainihg good, strong, neatly FINISHED, REAL FRENCH
bokk MILL STONES, are respectfully invited 10 cali
~ Tue hlanhiacofy on 18th, between ID aud streets
Richmond, or on Old sireeI, Petersburg where ali
orders VIII he thankfully received aud the sricesl al.
teniioh PAID, III ordsr 10 give general satisfaction.
Msy He l..wtf DAVIDSON X
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
FEMALE EDUCAIION-

TIsNI III EDIN Oh Hun,
HI!SS elizabeth II. CARVER will teach at my
A'A house the ensuing year. Her course of Instruction
comprises the following Misunderstanding, wiring
b,ssh grammar, arithmetic, geography with mapping
al1 tue use OF the globes astronomy, rhetoric history
ahd tTench.. Terms for board aud tuition 6 100 -
DOaIdets hndng their beds s pO-and The tutiou ion
day scholars (, 40 The school will open the 10Th az
January aud close the 10th OF December IT'D The usual
'dcduOh' JANE DEJARNErTR.
Forks OF Hanover, November 10.
we Tue subscribers, having attended the examination
OF Miss Elizabeth II. CaTves school think IL incumbent
on us ~ justice to Miss Carver aud her Students de-
clare the full aud satisfactory proficiency they had ad
III tue several branches IN which they we're examined
JAMES BYARS. JUN.
III OWEN, TEACHER at l.. Hall.
June 1919. 5G..U1w JOHN l.. NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

ESEMALE EDUCATION. Mas Judith r. Hayriss
l. SCHOOL for the instruction of Young ladies win
be continued the next year at house in the Forks of
Hanover, about 10 Alies above the courthouse. Her
course Of tuiii"HwI Include The following branches OF
education reading, wiring, arithmetic English gram
mar. history, geography and the French language
The terms of board aud tuition bedding and wash
ing Included are Slio the year. the one halt payable on
the 18th June, ibe other bali the 18th December
NO pupil VIII ne admitted for less term than the whole
ten months. There will be vacation Of month in
the course OF the ye2i The school will begin on the
ION January next LEWIS BERKELEY.
Hanover, October IL. 45wsv
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ANIMAL. SAGAcIn

The following kabie Instance of the sapacity of
'hat noble quadruped the HORSE occurred not many
days ago. When the Mall Stage from warrsnton TO
TN "as on Tue ROAD to The latter place the Pussen
gers got cut tve miles beyond Lsusburg TO warm them
selves al house on The road, tue Driver also inpru
uehti lett It's Box. after standing few moments the
hoFses started aud kept the road LousbuTg sopped
as usual at The Post Office ii TO leave the Mail pro
ceeGed over the high Bridge Tar River drew up
To ihe door az MI FoS's the Stage House two miles far
iher, TO LEI the Passengers out aud (uo one coming TO
them being early in the uorning then swept round
10 Tue statutes ffom thence, having waited the usual
De embarrassed hry vent To the place where they
aie usually waered aud III safety except breaking the
iohgue returned o. the Stable This was not instinct
nor tonld .; be reason IL feeling perhaps sti oyer
than eftheTit HABIT Did the Occasion Iiulls of
weekly paper, permit moral relectan on such a sub
Ject we might extend our remarks the tendency OF
WIHihs hanits, when even the brute creation furnish
daily proofs oil the strength OF them.
TEakefPh ReglSker
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

tWENIi-FlVE DOLLARS REWARD. :. Runaway
rom Tue subscriber living in Buckingham county
GSosbys falls the 3Oih September las, uraIo
man named ADAM, generally calls himself ADAM
BALi, vi dark complexion. full faced about five feet
eight OF leu inches III height, has lump his bseas
pretty large stout made eliow formerly The property OF
Thomas @asn, Wesimoreland county, Va. Has
aequaihlanees Georgeiown Fredericksburg aud Wash
ingion city in the former OF which places he has a
WIFE, The above reward will be paid any peIso oil
persons who will :ecEie hun IN Jail get him
gem. SAMUEL STEVENS
az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03
I.DUCAII(lN

'E'HE Subscriber intends COMMENCING school on The
lolb January, 1920, In the vicinity Of New Town in
The county OF King and Queen 10 WHICH will be taupht
reading, writing, arithmetic, English grammar geocra
ply with the nSe Gfthe globe the elements Of naih-
enlatics, and The Latin Greek aBd French languages
The terms of tuition 20 for each pupil payabs
quarterly III advance The subscriber can accommodate
'oni or ave bcaIders at y no each, including Iuicn
payable quarterly III advance. Zach boardeT will nc
expected to furnish his own bed aud towels.
Persons wishing 10 patTonise this school are
TO make application TO sir. LEE BOULAyARE tes,t,np
al New Town, or Dir. JOSEPH POLLARD, in The neigh.
boThoOd Of the same place.
CHRISTOPHER ". TALIAFERRO.
November 26 ~ ,.a,y
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TIE Proprietor of tie EagTe Vo1eI

TIC 4 Y "F' tttUT " t1tG ISugfS 7IOftL
AS heeh Induced, from the liberal patronage which
ne nas received from The members OF the State Le
gisiaue, TO add additional building To his elaslsh
ment, containing twenty pleasant rooms. They are we'll
auapeu LOT tie accommodation OF members being in
ioI one aud eas aud will be furnished
WIFE new inin iiufe Of the best quality. This addition
WIN enable HIM to accommodate forty Members part
provided, aud the charges for board made moderate
Early applications will be duly attended 10.
-NiCHiHoHds sept. Ia. 35..utf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

Manchester Turnpike Company.
'gNHE ANNUAL MEETING of stockholders OF the
u Manchester Turnpike Company will be held at the
Exchange IN Manchester, the first Monday of Decen
Der ensuing. JAMES BRANpER Treas,I
Noyelnbsr