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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
LIVERY STABLE.
E;iSabsth T'Orcers.

DETCkNS hersiacerest thanks to the
IepubI;c for the liberal encouragement her
lfelecease9 husband rect iyed in the above
tsioess for this twenty years, and informs
BIZ friends aud the public in general. that
sac stlli continues the above business al the
bmerstand, where every attention will be
paid that formerly was, 10 render ample Sa-
l:faction TO those Ladies and Gentlemen that
aathaaor me with theircustom, as she has a
lrsa family TO support, and throu9hno other
Eesas.
july | tt :
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
JOHN CREIGHTON

NONTiNUES TO manufacture, and has on
~ hand general assortment OF cut and
wrought. malta !; articles in the blacksmith
line of different descriptions. Also, con-
signment of cut tacks and sprgs, from one
OF the most extensive manufactures to the
Eastward: hoop iron, suitable Tor milestone
makers, The above articles will be sold low
for cash, or on short credit 10 punctual GUS
toners, at the Mandatory, on Roy ai-sireet,
nearly opposite the Gazette Office.
July &C WIN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

TIME subscriber has now on hand OF his
L store, on Fairfax street, one door north
OF tie Post Office, an extensive assortment OF
Seatlenep's boots and bootees, fancy pumps.
AID which. for neatness and durability cam
retbeexceiied by any in the district Full
lyaware ol'tbe advantage of ready money
business, he is determined to sell at prices
sawuaily lou All orders for boots. SC.
made 10 measure, will he promptly attended
TO- L. MASTERSON.
June 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
10 Rent.

s-s. That large Brick Warehouse at
EssSN9 the corner of King and West streets.
rsaassi Also, the Brick Warehouse now oc-
go -S > cupied by the subscriber, which is
Also. Two frame dwellings and shops to
the east OF SAID Warehouse
Also, the brilk dwelling house, now in the
occupancy of Mr.. I.uplon. Possession to be
given on the LIST April
And, the brick dwelling occupied by MIR.
Tomas SWAIN, Jr. Possession given the
lst day of June next,
The above premises will be rented low,
and the whole or anypart of the above va
liable property sold on accom- nodating
terms. JAMES SANDERSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
of Columbia, to wit.
Couaty Of .9leTandria, 1000
April Term. 49,
IN CHANCERY.

~ CcuntY U .JteIdH0Ttu, 1901
.4pril Term. 80
IN CHANCERY.
Charles Mcknight, Complainant,
Against
rhomas Grimshaw, and Isaac Entwisle, jr.
Defendants.
ry1HE defendant, Thomas Grimshaw, not
having entered his appearance and gi-
ven security, according TO the statute and
niles Of this court and il appearing to the
.,.;sfsctipn OF the court, upon affidavit. that
~ said Thomas Grinshaw is not al inhabi-
an, of this district: On motion of the said
tmoamant. by his attorney, il is ordered,
t,at Inc said defendant. Thomas Grimshaw,
h appear here on the first day OF tie next
oO,yt, and enter his appearance to this suit,
,pa give security Tor performing the DEGREES
r.be court: aud that the other defendant,
l,sac Enlwisle jr. do not pay away, convey
4 secrete TIE debts by him owing 10, or the
STATE or effects his hands belonging 10 the
aid absent defendant, Thomas Griinshaw,
valthe further order OF decree ofthis court,
anil that q copy of this order be forthwith
published fortwo months successfully IN one
d lAs public newspapers published in this
county and that another copy be posted al
,he trnt door of the court, house of the said
comfy. Tesie, EOM. |. LEE, c. C.
iaiy 70 w9m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
Mas Committed.

Wte Jail tor the county OF Alexandria,
~. ". Y. on the 18th inst. a. a runaway, a
s, s'auo maawho calls himself Pc TER, and
NE a,L was free born in the city OF New
49, ana lettlhst place about twelve years
so' has lived in Virginia ever since. =
h,s greater and latter part of the time he
! ersss WIN Nr. Eijah Paine, near Potomac
g'Sa near where the sleam boatnow lands.
~ "ssaid malatto man is about 60 years OF
sifa,.Jp 'set inches high, slender and
bow IN made, ahd hes scar on his left ell
ps,,e,,. ne owner Is desired to come, prove
o,bs,.y, pay Charges. andtake him away,
direct ae viii be disposed Of as the law
;so aS ~ RoUNsAVELL, Jailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST g.
Dissolution OF Copaftnership

ME oepaItnership Of John Creighton
4 and William Gillian, heretofore carried
Cd under the firm OF John Creighton Il Co.
was dissolved on the first Of September last.
AL! those indebted toor having claims against
the same, are requested TO call on John
Creighton, who alone, is authorised TO close
the business Of the concern.
JOHN CREIGHTON.
WILLIAM GILLIAN.
ink, or VfmSw
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j. s II. Withers e Washington.
Orphans Court,

alexandria County,.
July Term, 1920.
ORDERED, That the administrator Sa-
~ rah Stevens, deceased, do give the
usual notice to debtors and creditors, three
times in the Alexandra newspapers.
A copy. Tesle,
MOORE,
Register OF Wills.
This is to give notice, that the subscriber,
of Alexandria county, in the District of Co
lum5ia, has obtained from the Orphans
Court ofsaid county, letters Of administra-
ton on the personal estate OF Sarah Stevens,
late of the county aforesaid, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said dece-
dent, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
TO the subscriber with the vouchers thereof
passed by the Orphans Court, on or before
the Sd day of February nest, or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate and those indebted thereto are re-
CURED 10 make immediate payment. Given
under my hand this Sd day ofAugust, 1890
THOMAS nj. DAVIS,
Administrator of Sarah Stevens.
aug3 st
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Notice

80 ho,eby given to the creditors of JOSIAH
V ns bankrupt, that ON the 4th day
! 'lcn,p S.sb next, being the first Monday OF
o. os sip"o,b the assignee Of the estate of said
iae .h s,y will attend at the Courthouse in
o ,s,as.adria, when aud where said creditors
'ses.sso,,ested to convene, as business OF inn
1 ',,snee. apperiaining TO said estate, viii
p s1s come before the commissioners.
''VA toHN McIVER, Assignee ofthe estate
.,ieFects ofjosiah Watson, a bankrupt.
;rIv 81 olof
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New-Ogleans Sugar.

YH'HlRTY- THREEhogsheads of first qua
n lity New-Olieans sugar, landing from
l'r Packet, for sale by
July II w. F0WLE &. Co.
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Pennsylvania
GRAND STa1'E LOTTERY.

0itu'ND o. III Il LII
EIGHTH CLASS,
POSITIVELY to commence draw
i ing in the city of Philadelphia, in
October next.
SOLOMON .aLLEN-.Nanager.
Highest Lrize
100000 Dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

he sen;enrS % ils law, 90 beaia TIE =. q.
schooner J"rtar. Lieut.. PAINE. James Griffin
ana homaS Braiisioid who wrIe also con-
dsmhed TO suffer death, have been respi,ed tor
two monits. ia conse queHce ct a recommen-
daiion 10 mercy by the Jury. rs. Put.
LITTLE PRArRIe, April o.
Three Seminole IDdianst2 men and bow
msrdered a Capt. DAVIS. Of Nashville, Ten
ncssee, who was laying TO on sand bar, with
a taf boat. Capt Davis was scaiped and
thrown into the river his body was found
ana buried on MIR. Walkers plantation. Cant
Davis had one while man and two blacks on
board OF his boat The white man was ioma-
haw keG III a most dangerous manner but cs-
capped from the savases and concealed HIM
self among some willows the black men were
out hunting, when the murder was commits
ted-on their return 10 the boat. they were
seized by The indians, who seeing fire arms in
thelr possession, 'etreaied, having first shewn
them the Scalp of Capt. Davis, their master
The people on board a fiat boat a short dis
lance below, state they saw the murder COM
mitt'd. An express was immediately sent to
New Madrid, where party of men were
raised and went IN pursuit of the savages
they fonrd party OF nine, but couid only
TAKE OF them among whom is their chief
VINO declares the Innocence of those taken;
hut says the muTderers shall he brought i'm
aud given up" Louisville paper Ap,ii 26.
BosToN, Mays.-The line az ,battie ship Mas.a.
chusetts (by which hear she is L. be called
now building at the navy yard Charleslown the theme
o admiration among all cOnnoisseurs ship bniIdin
Tor the beauty of her model strength or materials
sna The solidi'y Of her workmanship. She rs lar
than the independence, Washington, Franklin,
and is about the tonnsgs Of the Columbus recently
pun at the na'ylatd IN Washington. The Massae hu
se's Is the second ship OF tie line built under the su
peIihtendance of Commodore Hull.
Old JronsideS or the ripate Constitution is under
gong thorough repair at the navy Yard preparatory
10 her being sent to sea. Upon examinations she fully
i"ttihes the cos"OmeH which she bears. Her lower
thinkers are as atd as iron and upper works with
e exception oil Tue ends OF her teams, prove Ia be
much better than hac been anticipated L0. Gazette
RETALIATION.
NEW YORK, May live have Iust heard of Tho
seizure Of the New York boat olive Rrant H. as
she lay az New Brunswick the authority of tue stat.
New Jersey. That State at their late session. nassed
law authorship the Chancellor TO Issue his riunc
on, against the New York heals sailing Ia the
Na'eIs thefeo ~ retaliation for authoIsin. our
Chancellor to Issue such against their
boats soiin. in the waters hrreofSo there's AN end
or tie present. TO the steam boat navigation between
inc Two STATES. Pest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19
FOREIGN.
.ss.ss.sSs. sSss
FROM FRANCE.

BosToN. MayI2. BY the Briggs Columbia.
Capt. LORING, land Mary, Capt. BARKER, from
Havre, we have received files OF the papers
OF that city aud of Paris, to The LIST of April
from which the following articles are Trans
lated:
PARIS, March 27.--The Danish press cannot
treat OF politics nor give news without spe-
cal permission. ia Belgium manv editors
the Baltic to the PyTeDees there is holy
alliance" against the Press
WGrch 2S.-Yesierday aud this dav the com
mission of the Chamber Of Peers las contn-
ued 10 examine Louvel, the assassin. The exc
animation this day lasted from 10 a. NJ. 10 8
r. NJ.
We have had communicated to us the min.
ute of decree dictated by the Holy Office
which was intended TO riVet the chains that
the people of Spain have inss broken. They
assure us u was ready TO be executed. This
decree consisted Of IL articles, principally di.
rected TO keeping out OF the country books
that were dlshked by those who issued the
decree, and farther to restrain the domestic
press.
March 2O.-There is a VepOrtiu circulation.
that disposition 10 reroH has been manifested a.
mong the tr00ps IN Prussia. Notwithstanding
the extreme wat chfuiuess of the government
the Spanish news is known TO every ohe..
Prussia has not forgotten tlLata constitution
was promised her as reward for her efforts
~ favor OF national independence. This con-
stituiion. announced in danger, refused after
victory, - the object of all wishes. We are
assured that some superior officers, sincere
triendN TO the king, have recalled the prOmis.
es made 10 tie people and have insisted on
the necessity of fulfilling them Tbese of.
iicers,it is added, have been broken, and the
troops have loudly called for then, TO I've re.
inSialed. We are ignorant OF the consequent
ces Of this affair
PARIS, March 3O.--A journal announces A a
report, but as one irOn' source worthy of
confidence, thdt an explosion similar to that IN
Spain, NrSdtCps Mc Kingdom of haiy. The
movement commenced at BOio9Ue, which was
communicated 10 Milan. An unanimous wish
| for tic independCncecf the country wasstnan
iested aud they demand for Kinc tie Arch
dHhe RegneT, s. Constitutions Government
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rOsTsCN1p'T.
.... .........-......
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

NEW York, MAY boy the arrival
OF the ship Maria Theresa, Capt. Smith.
IN 30 DAYS from Bordeaux, we have re-
ceived French papers ts the 5th Aprii. A
Bordeaux paper of The 4ih April IN
speaking OF The affairs OF Spain, SAYS
he Spanish nation proceeds ia the
work OF reformation, with a caimness
which becomes people determined 10
be free.
4" Letters from Cadiz confirm the pre-
vious accounts Of The tranquility ofiliat
city. The garrison have sworn 10 obey
the Constitution accepted by Ferdinand
The government, is occupied IN torn
ing corps of 90. 600 men, 10 support The
new constitution of the nation, aud 10
aci against those who may dls,m b the
public peace. The projects, aud mnk,-
cipaiiiies are organized and cooperate
with the government IN The man,alnincut
Of tranquility"
We hardly know villa. to make Of has
part OF The following letter hich aliudes
10 Spain. There is nothing 10 cornbo-
rate II. in any of the papers. - Com. A{o.
"A letter from Bordeaux Of the 4ih MI.
states, that troops are on their march
to Bayonne probably storm is gather
ing viii, II may burst On Spain. The Ito.
Is Alliance will perhaps assist Fert.iuan+.
II they do, farewell 10 the tranquility OF
Euroie Tor long season"
a postscript 10 the above SAYS" !iaiy
- IN a state nearly hteih OF Spain. nv
vions 10 the establishment OF The Cortes.
he two late laws passed for the re-
strction OF the press, and against 3erI
sonal liberty, are extremely unpopular
Brandy is al go frances
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.StooLes oftbe R;cb,oo,,J aJa,l.,

- IVUTTF!.
Tobacco ; so a 10 00-Corn So 80 = IS.
Fiour, S 4 so S46O-nleal 81 cts.-Wht.t
" cis.-Hemp ITO $50 per ton Oats 80 d 80
cents.
GrOceries.-Sugars a I2l-Coffee % a IS
Gus: pei ib:-M GLASSES 30 10 cts. per gallon
-Cni herrings So 5Oa 5 per bbL-Racon.S
10 cents. per lb.-Rnm, West India 20 :,
100 cts.-Whiskey 81 a so els. per gallon.
PRICE OF STOCKS.
Bank of Virginia.. so
Farmers Bank. .......So
y. ). Bank. ....9ia06
Marine Stock d5O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

The bnrgomasers and senate ef the tIansea,ic town
OF Luherk having abolished disc mating and
tefhctsg duties as regards the United Sta.s the Pre-
sden, pursuant to an act of Congress has proclaimed
asmiar cessation OF discriminating duties lac par
OF the United States. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

The House of Representatives Of CoDnecti.
cut has adopted the amendment of PennsyI.
vapla aud Ohio TO the Constitution of The T. .
of branches OF the United States Bank IN any
OF tic states.
The resolutions from Virginia on the subject
Of Missouri. have been referred to select
committee. IL their Report corresponds win
the " long talk of the Governor (W0icOtt. ~
viii he as opposite as the poles, TO the views
ct Virginia. We shall marx their proceedings
with some soiicitnde. Perhaps ConnectIcmI
MAY 20 the IcOgth OF Insiructl0g her Senators
10 REJECT the Missouri Constitution, unless IL
contains tie iar.iamVh resuictiou feature
Perhaps tie ice thus broken, other uon.s;ave
hOidiug oates may iOilo~ tier example Pcr-
haps Use siio, Fnia! rflousiy be mag ~ iht
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

CHARTS TAFT, formerly a Senator in Congress from
The state o Georgia. has been appointed by pr.s
den, and Senate TO be District Judge for the Dsirct
Alabama.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

PHiLaDELPHh, May lS.-. Capt. Brown. Of the siip
Margaret. who arrived here yesterday in DAYS iron.
New Orleans, Informs that All Baiize he was hraed
nv captains Costigan and Lonns, ofthe a.. scANoh.i
louisiana ana Alabama whosialed that IN the 49, M
hry bau landed on Britons Island, and burnt The LH-
biiatlon ct The noted Pirate Patterson. They had .
received an order from The Marshal OF the state at
siana for the execution OF tie ~ pirates in IA
New Orleans, under sentence Of dea,h. he ofG,, ..
Tor The execution to take place the vesse
Louisiana and Alabama, in the river Opposite tn. Gn
eihheni House, on the 25tb May The above gentlemen
stated mat the Guifo Mexico clearer pirates
than II had bsen for some years. Ifrecm0n's 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

Departed this life the is th uIt after an i,Ines
ten days, Mrs MARY JONES, OF Gloucester cua y
III Tue 'o'h yrarof her age SIZE tender a.iec-
tionate motber, aud grandmother sincere f,t., ann
benevolent aud humane misIress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

n IL letters aud packages for the subscriber TO be
"A directed TO the care Of WM. n. JOHNSON, Esq.
Petersburg, Virginia.
May 10. 4..@ JOHN RANDOLPH ofRoanoke.
'THE pndcfsi2ned being called upon BY John Hewlett
of Chesterheid county to view and appfaise stray
HORSE taktH mp by him on the 25th ~ the present
month, do value The said hoTse 1T S55 MARKS aud qua
liie as follow height jfeet or dark ay color,
IN the forehead, switch TAIL ahOu years old has the
splint on The fore legs, left wanting, Tot PAGES
and canteTs tolerahit wrii.-Civen under hands
this 2slh day ofApll, 1870. WILLIAM @. NICE.
FRANCIS N. BRANCH,
JANIS MARTIN.
CIcsfetfcd C0uHkg, se.... The above WIN. q. Nice
trancis N Btauch aud James Martin were duly sworn
before me 10 appfsse an esay horse taken up by Jehn
Hewlett, and ceIty uuGef tteif hands the Kind, Ttks,
brands, eoi0f AMI value tnttsIf..- Given undc NY
hand thi52Sih 4pTit- 1870. HALEY or. =. f..
1 May 90. a..w-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

The Baltimore GGEette St0fcS the HfSdaR IN 10
hare " greatly injured tie wheat crop. on The Eas
fern shore ~ is JeaTcd that in alg 6eidS tic crOp
IS nearly destroyed GRd ia that part Of B0itiaOTe
county Uhfch joins dHne yuHdfk the ranges OF the
Ry haUe been extensively injafriofts."
We understand THAI in some counties Of this state
('cc instance AHetaJ the dy is making considerable
TdpIgCS upon he Whedt.
We tearH That Ia some of tobacso coWRLjes of
this state as Hdtifdr. PkeSViVOnia and CharL0fts a
considerable, portion Of the PfaRtshaS 6efR deSfroge
6y the JrO ice tafe dry and cOtd 1CedtheT, md the
rardgsS Of the Fy. Great efforts hGre been nude to
procure plants AMI eye as late idSt meek IRE hare
heard Of planters SOHfng the Seed although theSeGS0H
~ too far ddVU1ccd tO promise them much success
We hare accounts OF UiOleHt hail storm on The
Sh ipst. az the hOtse Of Mr. JdmeS Easfh0m H0ii(ar
cgH"fg Uch cut dOrH eUcyy vegetable Of tender ter
t'Te, STRIPPED trees offhcir Jogc aHddeyyiVed eVe.
~ one "'thin is rH"se @fherst hopes Of a succeed
ing crop the bTe0dfh OCH In one direction tr0s
a6Out Srmiffs. Some Of Tie stones tasted distinctly
Of HtTc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

IN the 1oIh yrarof her age. tender an, a,lsc
Tomato mother, aud grandmother sincere i!eld ana
aoenevoeEt aud humane misiress.
g'HE mercantile business heretofore carried on al ie
diamond Mills, under the firm OF HENLEY asd
PlGGOr, was dissolved, by mutua conseu ON tIe :,
OF September last. The hooks and papers OF said com
Germ having been put the hands of Cant Orl.s,v
Scruggs ior settlement he alone IS authorized to settle
Tue same' TURNER r. HENLEY,
Diamond Mills. Mayo. 2.
'S'OwN OF PETERSBURG 10 vii : we Ihe unJ,-
= signed, magistrates OF me Town of Pctershurp az,
aereby ceItfy, that npon the examination OF HIRAM
GAINES brought before charged with having Eass,
counterfeit money npon Mr.. ". /. Boob and Mr. e. r.
kursheedtof This town, we're unanimously and .r.
uulvocay OF opinion that the charge not sustained
aud that We have doubt his being an
niau-Given undeT hands 76 day Of NAV lsly
JOHN III, BROWN MsgOT
~ f. PESCUD, Recorder
,S,, X. p. HANNoN, alderman.
IT MI. Haines name was incorrectly stated in he
compiler OF the ioIh TO be John instead Of Hiram
'LWENfi-tlNE DOLLARS REWARD -. Kanarsz
from The subscriber Ola the evening Of the oh ius
ED siave about 10 or 20 years of age b. own coo
pieh'on, straight In his feTm dive feet or % iucfl-
highland the hack part Ofthe head quiie wIhont ham
mOngh no appearance OF a burn. This fellow "A re-
hatkable Tor his intelligence afabiy has yyort.J
abont two years the biacksmith's trade il, ,he 80,
o CHTleFsVe IS also good ostleF and bouse serv,,
nave No dopht bHt he will endeavor 10 Obtain Cra
pass LOT the purpose Of gOipg to Pennsylvania as bc
was taken up IN The town of Winchester last
aid cOhIneu ~ jail until about past is wells
knowh that his object in abscOhdiDg rs TO Obtain s
freedom. An owners or masters Of vessels toqetbsr
with every other peTsoH persons are strictly fb,s
dtn uEder the penalty OF our laws IN SUCH cases from
ebps}ing o. h9rbOring said slave Ills clothes n,
Ire described, though be is remarkable for going veil
dressed' will give The above reward, in addiou' u,
the legal charges, for appTehendng and combining said
negro IN jail SO that possession Of him is cbtaiued.
Powhatan, HayIo 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19


w lettei iroW pvtugai, received ia ms city, ~
rue last btsh Packet wa Falmouth, informed
that, III :equencr Of meetings noy-nrs
people en the northern frontier, about pTaeanaa Sn1
tue Upper Dnro, towards Orenso aud Lgnaa IN Spa,a
tata second despatch vessel had heen sent b, he at
ftIes IN Lsbon To the Rio de JaneIo To iniurin ii,.
hths OF Brazil OF such nsnrgent aud revoii"si,
surts The rnerior OF Portugal are not iiktIy 10 he
mann tassas and neutral when appristd q" the bsne
which hare BLESSED ibeir Spanish ueighbors, ss..
biisking iheir cortes, Congress. ~ 1sh. q. Ge4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

" mr.. 1dams's repty TO DOn Tipes is O luminous
ard Jorcibie comPost,on.-H is u SO FOUNDER employ
ed ~ demOtishtRg Pgmy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-19

n" The PotiticOk Economist " No. I, from PhIa.
dephia shall, agreeabiyt promise appearn next
We have received two Nos. Of e" (gfiseH Of the Il.
States" Ia fdVOr Of encouraging Manufactures, aud
two Nos. Of Farmer, 0gatnst il. II is not in out
power at TTeSf11, 10 serve either Of these CORES,
pondentst-ihe BcoHomiN from Philadelphia having
for particular reasons the rs place Butias the
ufactufiDg discussion this summer islikey to prove
warm aud busy one, these Essays will net be out
Of season two three months hence. " the writer's
then are disposed, will keep them by vs. and let
them IN, the first favorable opportunity enjoy.