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MORE FKE3ii GOODS

-,
NNH are THIS day receiving fropp New York a fu,hs,
W supply Of drsITabie goods at Uery Ian, yyjccs -
winch WITH the supplies received by ioTm.f s,,vst,
makes our assortment very general aud extensive and
wen worthy the attention of those wishing 10 utrss.
eunei ny Tue T,ce' of at TetdH. These goods were
purchased IA way, that authorises us 10 Lsl;sy. 80
selves able to make TO the Interest Of those 20
puIChzse, To give us a call. Witbsut enntnersi,ns
articles, weWonld mention that We have yood .s,or,
nent OF baTePea', Hdta S DOmsStic Goods
FLEMING JANIS A CO
D"2 ., IIg'.nl W0rFef Byfdrr.
a GENERAL NEE ING ~ the sufsc Tihe,s Tor share.
under the authority of an aci NJ Ass.mblv in,isd
An aci Incorporating company for the pnfr"se ~
improving the navigation OF JucksIoe r,I.k ,, ~ ~
qptred by the set afoI ~ he held ~ The
Tavern 10 tbs city Of Richmond on the Hrst Noudy i
The nest m0ftth. ''V@V'' q"
a. nERNARD, y
&. TOAPKtNS, 4
v. &. MAYO
Aay .. PkYTON DRFW tts q,
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COMMUNICATED.

DiEDI-On the seth Aprii, in Amelia
county, Col John Lane, of lingering disease
with which he was afflicted for about three
years II gradually wasted away the constitu-
ton until life was eHiinguished in lis pro
sresS under circumstances the most trying and
distressing, fortitnde, and serenity OF mind
even unto tile awful moment of DISSOLUTION
were manifested which rarely occurs: no inn
patience, no nuTmnr, no complaint against
the order of Providence ;-duFin- the most
desposding and periloms stage OF the disease
his efforts were frequent to cheer and ami
mate His family AMI friends viii, hone of re.
covery. HE lie of this gentleman displayed
exemplary morals and pure integrity lie VIVA
faithful aud punctual in all his promises and
engagements, even III those OF trivial kind
MS department was such that while il forbai
any other but respectful approaches, serured
10 nm geneTaiTespect aud esteem He settIed
sariyin LIE, perfect stranger in Amelia and
there commenced the praCiirG of the law The
generous people OF HAT comfy soon patrouiz-
ed him, rewarded his merits as they were mn.
folded, ana bestowed upon Kim every honor
within their reach.-it Is believed thai lie died
as he had lived without an enemy Ills wi.
dow, and three children ~ a tender tu,no,ity
by MS death have sustained the severest M
mIStOrtunes! While however they. uuma
rons other relatives aud friends, are werniu,,
over hts memory; they viii find some couso.
latiOn In the recollection Of his virtnes
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Che0p Dumestic Hnk Nnrrhnnar-

A FISHER & CO. respectfully inform their friend s.
and the public III general that they have received
ifom New ORR and Phladtlpbs, and have for sale =;
Rage AKA elegant assortment Of fashionable HATS
wholesale and retail, The most reasorahle terms
Lhe"ise-L ambs1rOOL ReUdiRg BasS, suItable fer
country merchants " ho bny sell again.
Warranted water pfsVl beaver HAS white bsayfr
Hats or summer wear-wth all kinds haIs as
sonahie as any nsouiactuIed in Ihe United States.
May 8. ms ~
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such Is The Seae,oi view of lis effects
upon commerce: bat in " hat terms shall
We describe the I0ih section OF the hill.
which subjects 10 seizure all goods, wares
and mrrchandise unless lie sanie shall
he imported drectiy from The place or
country where the same shall have Lpen
produced or manufactured" Accord
ing To This regulation, you musl 90 to
every por, iorihe particular article which
lis country raises Yom cannot bring
German nor East India goods from Eng
iand--y"u caupot bring Russia hemp
from Copeulsgen, bun must 20 up TO 81.
Petersburg. aud risk IA detention by the
ice /! You cannot bring cargo from 81.
Thomas, barreh spol. though u ships TO
ihis country mere West India produce
than any other island You cannot buy
mixed cargo al amy on" PORTLAND this
To 2rahiy the jealousy of the home na.
nuiaciurer, who IL atraid that ynu may
sometimes buy goods cheaper In some
other than the port OF production.
Wehave hitherto spoken OF iair trade
but shat SHALL We say, of the snug
CLING spirit which IL encourages, and The
immo,ail,ies which il gen, crates in this re-
pubic Call II a" blli IN part 10 encotr-
age smuggling" During The las, war,
hundreds ut packages OF British goods
acre Struggled IN, when those goods
were by law excluded from the u. s.
General cargoes of them were brought
INTO the Eastern states, with French,
Spanish and Portuguese certificates al
origin, AMI stamps all purchased in
those countries for a lew suineas. Is the
encouragement OF .fra"d nothing? Do,
sweet slrs. let MS alone, al least I'LL we see
our ways better.
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IILU nINAIION.

81. LOUIs, April 1.-The town was illumih.
atPd on Thursday evening according 10 the
notice given hy the Board of Trustees. TWAS
entirely general. the whole town not presaut-
ing above four or five instances of execution.
TO these 10 sort OF molest.tiou was offered,
and The evening passed off without sn. lie oc-
rurrence 10 interrupt the harmony OF the
tOwn, or 20 mar the feStiviy fthe scene. A
inong the names which appeared in trarspa-
rencies were those ofthe" Fig ht Senator's land
= Fifteen Representatives." from the non slave
holding states, who supported The rights of
Missouri at the risk of their own personal pop
MARTY. Mr. LaRmdHs name occurred most
frequently Some were ia favor of burning
the ethey of an adversary Senator in retala-
ton for the indienity offered 10 him at Hart
lard bRt The idea was discouraged, and it
was not done. Orr taittfuL delegate" Mr..
8Scoti was dmiynotced To ennmeratP all our
friends from the Smith and Hest who deserve
NC gratitude at Missouri wouldhe TO repeat
4 e list OF their names pnbl1S he'd last week
SAmHng the rTansparenries was noticrd at
IF. Hfely's beautiful representation OF the
American EAGLE. from the beak The words
Missouri and no restriction"-Underneath
was the Irish harp, and the motto " Erin go
Dragh TSt Louis E1o
44HT. King.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05

iI|Ti a" feSic'sHtS 81 ~ skti nc- s6id ~ r;sfke
or my crec~tiOn. He - 70 ycsg tae purchaser ths
s"" 81 no"ey ne has faid on ~ p1rch0Ss. cifA 10
per cent PcroR'snAp intor.1. 1Ris 0ct tak,S sEsct
From tAe iSf asg Of fhis month. This ~ the oniy
n''0Srs nAich Nstv 1Or&hdS ad0Jfsd bear on the
or4Dt ~ these times. Sac .aS had rccoy9s 10 az
PrdtstAseht fa"S, SnSPo"SSO1 ~ eIecati0JlS, sc.
The Men fort Evening Post Informs u.s. that in the
Sh"'f,Poce " trfe @agS, (IrOrT The 5f the Hih Of
4iprit.J i2o7 SidUes fmpo.isd Jr,nn trjca and
taHded m ths H"saDG an UcsSeLs. ThiS IL ho,ri5te
a"d oEht 10 DC prevented. M ririf=,d Stass fbat
can Eoaf hadhD uar, ought 10 ch0Sttk.ss monsters
JFom re sea. THO o''th,cc f0Sf SaiiAg sch"oHe,S
h0ser'Dg ~ CSba. might essentially contribute to
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.Ntapies Of the IsicAu.oad Ma,Ac,

Tobacco o.d 5 80 q IV-Coru ) = e.
Flour, 81 Si5U-Mc~l 6I cis.-wuz. L
W cts.-Remp S 40 IA $50 per ton--Oais 35 a : >
cent.
cts. pei iD.-AlOiasses 30 d 40 CTS Der gallo.
Cut iie'r.ngs 81 S0a.s per h1i.-iSacvh, =
~ cents. per ih.-Kuni, West india ~ q
leo cts. Whskey 81 80 cts. per gaiion.
Banh vi Virginia.. 80
Farmers Bank
U. >. ntss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05

NORFOLK May I've have received in
formation the authenticity OF which cannot
lie Questioned. ihat The Prorisionai G0rern-
aren't ct the COHstHHiiOnaiistS at Isld che head
Gaartrrs. hare an thcir Ga-,Hs FORM NLLY
ACk NOWLEDG THE INDEPEND-
ENCE or SOUTH AMERICA
MS t'u' that th's act is liable TO recon-
liberation when the national noyprnnent hall
lie established; nevertheless the fact is snffi-
TiFnt 10 convince uS thar further l,rosecu-
+iou OF the war ~ :. America is not the wish
OF tue people o, Spain; aud HAT The govern
ssIeRt will he influenced in trfnre l,v Tho ,,isi,-
tes OF the people there can now he no doubt -
We are even ready 10 believe, that ii the
C"nd,ini'onailstS are disposed To make terms
ia Ferdinand at all, one OF lie siionlaiions
will be the acknowledgment Of The ipdenem~
, dence of South American colonies
We can also state. positively. that orders
have heen gwen AT Madrid 10 dismiss all the
il all idea OIL expedition TO Sonth America
e6cialiy aiiandobed rfJer,Li
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05

letters from Aux Cages mrniion, that
President Boyer has completely .,nelIed
ihe instruction 0ccasioned bv The rrvol,
Of Gen, Gomaz. All his followers had
been disIodged from The mountains. and
'he general himself had Disappeared and
il was supposed that he Had drowned
himself. President Boyer, in his procla::
taaiioD, declares the Instruction AZ AN
cnd. Although tranquility vas restored.
II was believed thai a new war would
soon again break oul briwren the rival
black Chiefs Boyer aud Christool,e.---
Boyer has an army of about 25 200 upn
regularly oHicered and discontinued. Who
are eager 10 take the field. The finances
Of this chief are also in a Hsmrishins
stale, IN Y. Gaz.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

EjfSsHtNtA .EbECI TONS.
DELHGiTES ~ JHE NEXT LEI;LyJ ATIJRE
HSTdV-Ja,nes uaChr,s Christian Siniaus.s
HaDYthfre- ffsncis N bite, Edsard McCstty.s
BCrhetfy- joel Ward, John PofteiHeld
RHSSfH-iaineS Dickinson, ir. John Jesse.
Scott ------ Wood - Tayior-
CIesHbrie5 Janees Mclaughlin, Pete IS withsred. .
haHaThd-Joseph towel. Df. Iompson.s
Giles DAVID Johnson, ChT0iun Snidow.
N0HrOe-Wt william NaBs, John Gfay.s
NO"frOHFTH-N. u. Charlton, - Rawyer.s
" 0shiHgfOH-PeieT Mayo, Nathaniel Dryuen.
Not@th tG3 LcsisfatHre
tJfhe BrH,uWck election was Incorrectly stated IN
the last Erluiier the state ~ the polls wasthns:
Iot III. FeteT :. Eeasey.........7sI
> y. mallory
John J0Hts..s....s-........i66
SENATE.
col. Danid C0mpbeH Is Fieclcf Ioy the Senatorial
disttict ~ Wd'hi0etOn, ~ fargc moG0rRy oDsf
cot; Thompson
IN 5tont:cmc,g aistrict 5efn Chapsap !, cos,ias
,abtg 0hcsd VI Mr. HagRe-ONiy GTags0,. cOHaT u 90
hcgr IfOm.
The erpoyft from Acr Orieans Jroh the i5tAfo he
3Ofh heOch, WerC G,St bdffS oJ cotton tbs Illus n
tohacco, 1889 b0rTeL Of f"ur md 2OIS hLds. sugai
This tdSf article sent cOGSfH'ist.
The LerislRfRrs Of Netc i0tk IdVe pasffd ~ nc,
" coHesyIing jrdgDifBfs md e,stHti0aS' 3ahicA 0H
fHer9es adtjtHaont 10 ., usn ',Uaia oEt ssaq aat
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rOSTSCRIpT

IMPORTANr.
We are informed from a. source hi..hiy rec.
pectapie and credttaLie, that the NEGOTIATIONS
with the Spanish Munster. Gen. Wives, H.
'eheweu, aud we hope viii terminate la al
am'raoie atiJu,t,neni OF the business Of h.
mission. Ddu. Fed. Repubiican-b,e. 3
letter was received last night from heiil
ber OF Congress, dated Washington, May 81
winch states, II am Iniothnea by a member who
had II from ihePresident, that the aeyotiafio,
with SPAN Ia substantially broken OF. 6mt The.
PRESIDENT will not make a formal commune.
ton nnti Saturday the Spanish MinisIeG te-
guessing fiino to ictluce his verbal conimpnf.
cations To writing"
Noco'yeclure Is positively formed OF The fiie.
OF The tariff bili--oue estimate had made Ia
vote IN the Senate 2itiO 2i-e.cry .nlor.na;iul.
We receive bat satisfies us II is a bli y;tai.s
interesting to this nation. 1, ough, 10 ID. scou-
ted out of the Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05

The TT. of r. have rejected the hill lawn,
dntieS on certain sdles at AUCTION, by maioIi
ny OF 5voies-A motion is made 10 re consider
but mol yet decided.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05


CUhen's O0iees. /. g.. NO,fok omt Ha{tin.y..e. .
BlULLiANr LOIlhhf
ron fiNishihG AND cUMrLaraSG TIKI
CAT AOLlC CATHEDRAL CfiG4,CH,
"a az RLGhEn' PRIZES, U,s.....
go SOUS .oSs poti1 a . nam n DOL
o.OUo DOLLARS .2.nyo DOLiAHs
10000 DOLLARS .2sUu DOLLNKs
'o.pov DOLLhKS 81 ODn pOLL4kS
'J,OoO DoLLAKS 2,UaO DOLLARS
1900 DOLLARS 9,enO Duii.RS
5000 DOLLARS 2u,u I,ulL.rs
$4,000 DOLLARS 1000 bi,LLAkS
5000 DOLLARS 2ppD DyiIAE,
oes.es Su"i ieeO Doilars, - OF 3v0 Dollars,
Only ia,oeo Tickets ia the scheme and tie NbOic
i.iteIS to he completed IN ZEN DRAWINGS ONLY
~ me p,i.es H'arAed th@S are rlYAELk WITH
OF DISCOUNT, the others s~Dysct 10 uies a .sf
cent deduction as usual.
PRESENT. Price Of Tickets.
Nh~le Tickets. y 10 lathe. n 30
Halves. EisbtLs. 50
- aaaiter1,...........5 rellhs...... q 20
lottery 8 Ere2a~ge gees, Xo. ~. i,rSct
B9idDtoyc. and az ths cOraer % ls4fer str..l orR
hdt"ell" UhdIJ, N0yckk. HbstR!a.
From the great humber of the t,ckeis already sci!
ana tile iuci easing demand the popularity OF The
mas been tested FACT the arrangements OF HE scLc
CoNia h"i iaI' 10 ensure unN eTsa satisfaction o &:
conni OF the superior advantages IL offers 10 Tie
'u'ef Tue managers have Engaged in work gre.
.Npense aud Labor, bat whvW completed The caTiit
DhhL viii form one among the striking eln,..-
iishirhts "' The city, ana in point Iehiie1ioI.;
uee"ia'i" "i TanA with the most spieEdi IN ile Unon
ibe managers relywlIh confidence the zraI"us sf;
p"t 10 their fellow parshontrs. a"d their calho
VI AL other denominations.
IT orders from any Of TIE Union, enclosing tie
C"sh, or prize tickets III OF The l0uci post pa,a
VIII meet the same prompt IL Oh
application, addressed To j. ICOuLNJR
'Serref0ry m fhe managers, IaiffgOys q.
soRk CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE BEEn OBTAINED A.
cOHEH's OFFICE TrAN Ar ANY ornhR utFicE 4.
THE UNITED sTiTks.
'.'hdveHtuieis ~ no purchase through the medium,
o' CoHE"'S OFFICE, will he furnished the draw ~,
mnh complete lis, OF the prizes if they desire 49,
those WHO wish The iisIwii! signify tie when sy
send on their orders.
BALTIMORE say 2. IA G,i,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05

The returns from n. York. give, in certain
counties TO Clintan majort ~ Of3525-aud la
others, to Iompkins, maiOrities OF $3.50. u he
Nat Advocate is still sangnine OF rs election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05
DOM ESELCo


New YORK, April 25.-'Ehe FRANK
LIN ~, Com STEWART, arrived al This
port Yesterday afternoon from Gibraltar,
which place she left on The 5ih March.
From one of the officers who came
home in the ship, VIC learn the following
particulars -
On her passage, touched at Teneriffe,
Part praya, in the Island Of ST. Jagn,
passed The Island of Martinique, and
game through The Mona Passage, aud
experienced very severe weather.. OF
Dominique, picked upiwo men in a small
boat, who informed that they had been
upset in a droger, and had lost one man.
They were landed Al Guadalonpe
The Guerrero irigaie, sloop of war
Peacock, aud brig Spark, were AZ Glib
Tailar when the Franklin sailed. Their
crews we're all healthy.
The plague had enlireiy subsidized at
Algiers. The Algernes had 40 cruisers
q, sea, and were very much tiishearien-
ed.
There was Dach fleet AZ Por, Mahon
on the 18th Janaary, consisting OF one
ship of The line, three irigaies, and Two
SlOops OF war.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05
PLASTER OLE PARIS

i
The legislature of New Brunswick have
passed an ACT, for laying duty oi7s. Cd. per
ton, npon all Plaster, carried ynto or shipped
out niiiIe county of Charlotte ;tIat is at the Pa.
samaqnoddy Line This is avuw eddy intended
TO produce revenue TO the province at the
erpeRce Ot the u. States and ia retaliation of The
restrictions which we have aimed at her com.
mercP.
An additional law extends the effects of
this measure TO the port of ST Johns
The effect is TO transfer the plaster trade 10
fiaii'aN, u IRE please TO keep that trade open
inc people of n. Il. are however attempting
to spirit up those of Nova Scotia TO join Them
III their coupteivaiIlng system by extending
IL TO the port OF Halifax.
resolution has also passed hoth Houses of
congress, to determine what measures ought
TO ne taken on our part to cOuntcrvai this new
imposition OF plaster duty.-lt is no agree
ahie thing 10 see tiIs war OF COMMERCE between
two BeIghbOring people.
We have not hesitate to express orr doubts
OF tue wisdom of The colonial laws TO which
we have resoiied. We did not approve of
lie act which forbad d trade direct from
the British West Indies, with wLich we
were not ordinarily permitted TO trade.
WIN MIR. Eppes we doubted its efficacy
and ITS eNpediency.--We deemed il ketler to
impose higher rate OF imposts and TO con- est
NE British regulations rather by duty than
| by piohibIiIsn.-hlr. King now proposes to
| FORBID the lndiiect communication and cut
| w Their mtrepot trade. We agree 'siIlI MIR
Wilson OF n. J. that this measure is inexpe d..
emit that II Is not calculated 10 have The effect
or IndncIng q. b. 10 rGlinquish her colonial
hSStf u tbat II vs. wiser iOTus To retreat Than
| TO preserve. We wish we may find ourselves
| ultimately mistaken and that all the benefits
| winch are expected from The system may be
finally gathered
| But we too have Gypsum qnarries of orr
! own. We see new ones successi,cIy onsned
| An extensive bed OF II ~ said to have been
| recently discovered on The west branch OF the
| SusquehauDah near Pruusborough, PHI il
! advertised as =" answering quite as we'll OF
| cotU, clover, or small gram srs Hie Gypsum OF
Gehhesssce 1t is offered at fi,e quarry for
| ~ per lOil-and TO the Interior Uf f'rnnsSlva-
nIA, " Tbs discovery may he of more valve thar
| mines OiSilver or gold"
In pa@aHt-- We ObsetVe in the Boston pa.
| pers that many virtues are aScrbed 10 the caL-
| cined piaeter. We should lihe to know, wletl-
/ or our Virginia Farmer have made any en- pc
| Iiments upon itOf this description.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05

WHALES.--For the last ten cdya large
ufioals of SPermdceti Hhglts have been en- near
the Long Island coast aud in the neigh borheOd
ot sandy Hook. On "Wednesday last, IA large
sperm whale grounded near the point Of San
dy Hook. and in the course OF rhe iasG week,
eight or nine we're seen inside If The Hook
One OF orr pilot boats started yesterday ale
rernoon Oh cruise, equipped and manned for
!aking whales. IN. i. Ncr. Adp,
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ICOMMUNICATION.

COMMUNICATION.
District BdnkS-'Fhe II. OF X. passed a
bill TO extend these banks To 1925 then
10 consolidate them, so as To make two
IN Alexandria, III Georgetown, in Wasl-
inSton-ibe charters 10 run 10 1870
This extraordinary bill was referred TO
committee III the Senate, who reported
Tia, IL was, upon The whole, "best 10 do no
more tor the present, than TO extend the
charter OF such of the banks as expire
before the first day OF january A. d.
1922, to that time, that being the period
when the charters of most of The banks
IN Tie District expire, so thai all NAV
expire al one aud The same time ; in the
hope and expectation that by The next
meeting OF Congress, general meetings of
the stnckhoidtrS will be called, and their
sense duly taken on this or some other
plan, Tor reducing the nuiAbar of banks in
The district more likely 10 insure unanin,-
NY, and to impari general satisfaction"
he Senate adopted this measure-and
the II. OF L. acceded TO il. A motion
was made 10 rc-comSider this vote iu the
House but ii met The fate il deserved,
Oh ayes, 63 noes. Ii Is probabl, by this
time one of The laws of The land.
This measure is boiiomed upon perfect
" S'"hu piHciptS- Az proposes Tie only
| remedy which could be devised at this
! peculiar emergency. ii bars tie precip-
iiate renewal of the bank charters: il,
bars the Ubiquitous consolidation OF bank
| capitals OF unequal value. ',iorbears TO
unite The living and The dead. II appeals
To The wishes Ofihe stockholders IL does
more, IT appeals 10 The wisdom OF expert
ence IN Tins most Intricate of all the
problems of political economy.
By The LIST day OF January. 1922, il is
possible The dying will be dead, aud the
fuinr more heahhy, and rigorous. The
opinioas OF The stockholders too will be
consulted, and some feasible scheme
may be adooted more favorable 10 The lio-
nest casli-payiDg stockholders, and less
conduciveIlo HE knayisi projccis!o stuck
mOte-sham cheqae-speculaiing Directors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05

hoanoHs Ndm,sdtiOa Stock TN Sale
IN MONDAY the l2ib day of Jpue BeH viii he ,oI.
" 10 he t-"n Of iiaix NJ c. totie iqbe,, S,ad %'
,hs oIio~'ms share Of stock in the Roanoke Nsyisst
previously paid. The sale 10 com,peass y, 70 sna
10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05

The LerfslafWrS Of Ncfe f0tk hare rasffd ~ gc,
" c0He'yIing jndgmsBfs md e,stHfioHS'- ihicA az.
fHer44es ddtjtHdont f0f, uef tUai1 eht sssq arr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05

COhen's C4ices. .Noyjok ant Baltimore
bkiLLiANr LOIlEhi.
foh FINISHING AND CUNrL9r4SG TIKI
CAL HOLlC Cal fiEDkAL CHLACH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-05

Besides ~ Of teeO Dollars, - Of 3vU D,ilafs SC. q
oh'y 1900 Tickets ia the scheme aud tue NLO;c
tIiteiS TO he competed IN EN- DRAWINGS ONLY.
AZ me y,iseS DIarAeG th1S are r.YAEfk VIM
osi DlsCoCNI, me others are s"DIsCt u Hitesn ssf
cent deductoDas usual.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-05

Az perfect 11forni,y in the itting and
making the cloths will addmilchto the ap
pearance OF the students, CapainP. would
be GLAD to have this work all executed atthe
Academy, where excellent workmen will be
provided, and where it is believed, itcan be
done on as reasonable terms as at any other
place. Captain P. would also be highly gra-
tilted to see all his pupils clothed in do!oes-
tic manufactures. Bills of any OF the New
England banks. also of the bankso the city
Of Newly ork, OF Albany, Troy, and Lam
sineburg, OF the banks in the city of Phila-
deIphia, and of the United States bank, or
any of its branches, will here eived in pay
ment for Academic expenses. Drafts on the
New England banks, on the banks of the
State of New. York above mentioned, and o
the United States bank or its branches in New
England orNew- York, will likewise be re-
ceiyed.
NOTE-Edtors newspapers who shall
be pleased to insert the foregoing in their
respective papers, will confer an obligation
ON Capt. P. and may perhaps at the same
time benefit the public.
march 9 demo
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