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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
FOR SALE.

FElnAr extensive and valuable Estate. called MANS
j KIN LODGE formerly the property of ThoS Miller,
tcc.icSki Log i situated in the county of King VIII
lam the Pamunaey river opposite Hanover Town,
within % los of the city of Richmond in a wenhv
sand yaluabeland that river, Of which
about thousand lowgrcundS of great fertility and
various soils aartc ihe culture wheat barley and
tobacco. The high land is also fertile and is clothed with
4ne'ts afo'dinC abundant sppy Of wood and timber.
Aarge Manufacturing Mill aflions this estatrat which
the wheat made can I've sodat small deduction from
inc Richmond priccS and from the landing the river
She products he transported TO Baltimore, at
ofnot than eight CENTS pcrbUSlel. There
good dwelling houses situated in eligible positions Cor
families, with good iouees, stables and barns attached
eachThe is usually call cd Nnsa Lodge the other
that part OF the which hns obtained the of
Horsy Gror-To the former belong valuable extern
svc orchards. Perhaps in Virginia supasses this
in quality soil, beauty and pleasatness of situation,
the convenience and ceapues of the transportation OF its
products the best marketsAinnskin Lodge and WOrmley
Grove will bc sold entire parcels purchasers
will divided into Eve equal rnrs-one fifth pd ofthe said
fourth will I've required in cas;he other four fils will BE
made payable in annual nsaments, successivc,y, She
PAYABLE the LIST January, 1822e remaining three
oprhs III be made payable the LIST January 1926
Blends with approved security will I've required, and
trust en- the land FOR additional security
WILLIAM MILLER,
J. II. FERGUSON,
Executors Of Thomas Miller. dec
tiooc'land. March So 1OG-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
NOI'Il,E
MRS WHITE

(Yer door % Wa. 4 DnvM Kyic's, Nnrtef BriRyr.J
TAS just received by the Budget from New York one
il Of the most elegant LEGHORNS ever offered in
the Rchmond market from thirty dollars per Bonnet
dressed Also 10 cases superior quality Siyarg Ronnt from
mp dollars eaclstraw trimningfgured white satin
ribbons, pads docape caps and collareis-ladcs' hair
curls and hair braidss and velvet bonnesQuirk's Is
of Tyre, for changing light red grey hair per-
auent black or brOwn,Owland's dOow lands Macassar
oil-AD1uc oils and pomatumspearl Of white and rouge,
for beauiifyng te kindoublc distilled Lavender CO.
ogue waterhoney and wnters-almond palm, CHINA
and lavender soaps for identifying and prevent
ing the skin from choppngNaples and Windsor shaving
soaps-Apine do.
n All kinds Of MANTUA-MAKING executed in the
most and fashionable aHd the shortest notice
- Leghorn and straw bonnets witencd and dressed
October &C. fn--w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
NEW SHOE STORE.

lFUN door nboTc Market BTidgc.)
l. under the firm of "
REID & UIITyEELL.
oer 'or safe general assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES
selected artniy|or rstaRag bv one of the firm finp
rue mos, approved manufactures in Philadelphia. New
orR anu BOSTON, by strict attention business and ui-
wearicd exeron give general satisfaction they hone "a
received proportion OF public encouragement.
JESSE READ.
J.GEO. WHITWELI.
An additional supply will be received in n few DAYS
October -. ancfSt, "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
m q .hcetiHg 0fthe President and DIRECTORS Of

~ dieting Qhe Prestdent md Directors ot
Che Jg9es River Company i5th day NJ o fober 1921
u ESOLVED that proposals will be received tin The Is, Of
"a December, for making the TURNPIKE ROiD in sec-
lions commencing station No. 81 in the third mile from
Nanawha river hrst cciou) Crisis Tavern and from
'oahsns iOthc mouth Of Duunps creek, agreeably the
specification which has been adopted, and which may be
"red t1 ON application 10 Mr.. Robert Pollard ~ the
Road Commissioners IN Greenlrier county.
copy -Tcste, ROBERT POLLARD, Clerk.
October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
FuYser's Tnrfrn-Fo Sui,

Lx-dA TFUYStf IuJeTH-FOT sue.
Es, The subscriber being desirous to retire to p,i.
JkL Va'e lite offers for sale that Of la, knows
10y e nan~ Oh lyscf Tavern, lying IN Ncw Kont county.
l6 miles below Richmond, on the main stage road icim
from Richmond 20 williamsburg. and containing ie3 acres III
land The situation i healthy, ard surpassed M conn
ty stand in the lower cnunf ra,ern which lie sn.
sctiler viii sell un REASONABLE. terms.
ldccm II unnecessary s,v any for more rasporffr-
he said iano rs it is presumed thar uy pcrsoa wishing "a
pircan-e ~ ir't view H. snd iutie. Tor iisi.elf
ScPi@8 4V1H EfSHAitb lAY@Ea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
NOI'ICE.

virtue oil two several trust deeds executed 10 the sub
- scrher rs trustee by Henry Farmer dated the ith
uy oil December 1919, and the other the 18th day Nav
i6-i and both Of record in the clerks the county
court OF Chesterfield, the I'D 6 Nosnlber nr, il fair
il not, the next fair day, will he sold public auction nj j.
Woodns tavern to the highest bidder cash. that
nabe tract OF land lying in Chesterfield county
leading from chmoud to Goodies Bridge II miles
above the town OF Manchester and which Colonel Henry
Farmer AT present resides, containing about 06 acres,
which about 20 valuable creek low grounds on
this land there are all the buildings in
good repair, for the comfortable small
family IL is believed from discoveries been made
OF coal IN the neigborood that this of land probably
contains very valuable body of coa-Aso, IS SLAVES
six negro men and nine and chirrn many Of
The slaves the payment the bv the said
deeds may require. SAMUEL TAYLOR Trustee
October rs. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
LAND ND NEGROEs FOR SALE-

IT
WILL tc sold 70 The highest bidder Tksday the f5
W y F0ucbsr rr' VI the yelling house of Mr.. James
Eastman, IN The county Of iiaS between forty and fit,
NEGHOES, and tract of LAND containing about two
thousand acres conveyed by James Eastham by deed
of record. IN the county OF Halifax trust Tor
certain purposes mentioned in said deed. The
viii he half cash. and the other half in twelve months
he purchaser giving bond and cool security The
ih BE- divided in two lots and will he shcws
Mr. Eastman TO any persOmvho may wish 10 previous
the day OF sale WILLIAM LEIGH,
October J. tide TOlfN COLEMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
Fra!i. F0rcsl Irces, Sc.

HsaE4fEk BENJAMIN PRINCE a. co have
as2WfeS for sale, NJ their old established Nursery.
~ Flushing a.. ~ New York, teir usual
sf@&s-- extensive variety of European aud Amcrcan
tGUlf a FOREST TREESA variety Of tho largest qnosc.
berries IN America also raspberry and curfan bushes
Grape vines horse chosuuis, weeping willows Eur-
pean mountain ash magnnias, tripeiia acrumiuata and
ganca' silver r, or ban Of Oead, beautiful evergreen
sugar maple, large Spanish cesnuts do lrrt Eurnppa
linden or lime tree, and variety Of other ornaur tfrcs
shrubs and plautCaianrucs Of which may be s ~ t,a
Store OF Mcssrs. Ellis 4 Alaa, tichriond
ITOrders left with them, for ared ~ BENJAMIN pae-
To- No. ii6 Pc9rsrce;i New YORK, will he Immediately
attended to, and the trees, packed in the most secure
manner. October so "a q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

TRUST SALE OF LAND l. NEGROES.
UBSUANF to decd of trust bearing date the ith day
August 1921 and duly recorded in the clerks Office Of
the county court Of Essex WHICH deed IS made by Col John
aineerrcld tO The subscriber, trustee for John and Tho
W. Faunteoy ex'ors Of Tho. Fauuicroy, deceased shalt
on e third Monday N Jnung nert. (cng Essex day)
proceed to sell o the highest bidder cash, before the
door ol the Farmers llut in the o TappahannOck,
that's very valuable tract Of land in the Of Essex
Inc Happnhannock river known and called by the
BNfIiUBST also the following NEGRO SLAVES, IN wit
sally and her four children Edmund Martha. Harriet. and
Young cdlary and her three children. Nelly, Moses,
child-Chnrotie and her two children, Layina Horace
Patty, womanIIcury Nelson, Tom Andrew and John
much Of the said land and Of the said negroes
will satisfy the purposes OF the said deed Such title only
vested ia the subscriber will be made to the purchaser
GUSTAVUS a. JONES, Trustee.
Ur'iauna, October .. Aids
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Dismal .S1o0oJ J,1115d Co11 nm

Dismal S'C0nlp lsotHd Company.
TUE Proprictors NJ shares in the Dismal swamp Compa
q N.Y. notified iat Tlursdag Gie 18th day Of Noven-
cxt, Is the period Scd aw annual mcetinc
u the Company at Suffolk. VIRGINIA.
York oct o.. fiffi5N TT. GBIFYIS P,csfdent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
STOP THE THIEF I

49, from chelsea the night the 25t'i Instant
DLAVh MhHE, between and years old, switch tail
,-. whhe hair IN any part recoilccicd-psccs auf
49, hu IN very fine ORDERS believed from the tracks
49,, EoG towards New Kent Hanover. liberal
~ VIII I've paid for the said mare or any circumstances
sto ,st ,. ENC ~ hrr recovery. Aiso,
So rom The stable fGen. Metteri the same night
80 %" u HORSE. about - hands high, fresh sbo
- Wy la,t and PAGES iule--siows marks OF gear
H. III; VIZ f ueM spring reward u FIFTY DOLLARS viii
~ Ecn LOT inc apprehension ofths thief and ten dollars Cor
or ''o 'i'''''ss, y, ~ ~ ~. ~. .,r.i III }
ne thief is suspected 10 he ono rayior who has lec
,"h - ~ tennphHryabou ~ or 90 years Of ace ana
R; "a, PpI,o9ny made toward the state Of Maryland
.-',,''nl'nuf 'Nt. ~. g0-J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

w I'LL he paid for the delivery OF JESSE 10 the subscri
OeT' OF Tor securing him in the jail OF Iienrco lie
% MS escape from jail ylere he placed for safe
Pmsl together with other negroes, several weeks ago.
@ was men advertised nv the aiicr. Jesse is snail
~ apparently about 30 yenrs OLD, and may he known
I,,g some OF his front tcei.-e formerly worked
''i probability is now hiding himself there
Vcinbcr %. yv4r. T-INNEV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

Nh The above inscriptions except tho No. anil the words
Cotton aud Boston, stamped the Cards semi circular
form the No. and words Cotton and Boston are printed
straight, and within the semcirce. Dated New York i3g
Pearl-sfrect SAML. WUfTTEUORE X co
October =. fl-yffF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

TRUST SALE.
virtue Of deed Of trust from Mr. John Adams 10 Sam
~ uei IL Adams and the subscriber dated the JOh OF
december 1917 and recorded in HeDsico county court in
cary thereafter the subscriber surviving trustee will
on the premises and for ready money Tsay he m dan
eI month, sell by auction lots Of land Richmond
HILL in the civ of Richmond being oneiaf CIcre
mont Square, and adjoining the lots which Mr. John
fhrkhil resides and within the same enclosure
October 9G. 1o-tds CHARIFS cOpI ANn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
FRESH IMPORTED DRY GOODS

fhESH IMPORTED DRY GOODS.
M have just received in nv the arrivals from
nest blue black drab and coronation mixtures CLOTHS and
OASSlMERES; Cough Iraithwaites napt Cottons
striped rose Blankets, 78 Droghea Linen, A Irish Linen
and Dauiasktrabc Cloths 81 birdseyc Diapers
on the most reasonable terms for town acccpiances.
JNo. Il WM. GILLIAT.
Also IN STORE,
Anew casks of very choice old l.. =. Madeira WINE inn
years since, VIII be sold low 10 close
September 81 39-u J.&W.G.
GROCERIES, COTTON YARNS. &c
% hhds St Croix and Orleans SUGARS
80 barrels Loaf do
40 bags GREEN COFFEE
400 sacks SALT Liverpool filed
40 TONS well assorted Bar Iron
do. Plough Mouds
j do. Clustered Steel
do. German do.
tons English Shot-assorted
~ Kegs Dupont's Gunpowdcr
II hhds. Antigua Rum
II bbls. (oltD Baltimore Whskev
pipes Sicily Madeira Wine
quarterpipes L. T. Tenerilre do.
$ hhis. Molasses
30 20 boxes %, I Imperial and Gunpowder Teas
do Pouchong do
Imperial Gunpowder do. in canisters OF = lbs.
80 bbls. Cut Nails, assorted
u do London refucd Saltpetre
81. 7-3 Y IL Cotton Cloths
Cotton Yarns, assorted
Cotton and Wool Cards
Machine do.
Herrings
finger, Pepper Nutmegs, indigo Nader Alum Copperas
birthstone, Stone War; nemohns PLOUGH! ines Red Cords
-pnt Tnmbers, 8Ni0 I0XI2 Glass, Writing Wrapnns
fancf urinSones, chewing Tobacco of superior qualify
and AT retail a selection Of best old Liquors.
For SALE BY
Sept. 25 i0-tf william aNDEpcoN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
.qL,st Of Eight Hogshcads, three Stems and ii

Land, Houses dRd Lots, ami Negroes for Sale
MILL be sold Monday the th d, of NorenLr IT,
w in the city of williamsburg public auction il fair,
IL not the next fair day. the following parcels
land, living and being in the Civ and
within few miles OF Williomsburg-to wit:
tanning o acres, one do $50. do. 1i2 and of
All the above pretty good soil and ol
raby well timbered the cleared land produces and
wheat we'll The subscriber will slcw the
person. who may wish view previous to the nv
OF saleAfter the land is Sold will lie offered SALE two
houses and lots in the city of Williamsburg, which
worthy the notice of wishing property
in the city, they situated in part the town.
and well suited for the residence of OF The
terms of the foregoing will he
ay of saeAfter The sale of the real estac sold
tor cash. FINN thirty ti forty valuable slaves, consisting
men, women, boys and girls.
Oct f5-iIs of William Coleman Ipc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
WHITTEMORE CARDS.

ElE subscbersare reluctant obtrude their private con-
n Germs the public notice. but they been in
formed that cotton cards have been, and are
urcd in this city, stamped S. WhernoTe Il Co- in such
manner to induce bcefthat they made by the sub
scrsrs or under their ancon they consider well
To the public as To themselves, state that such are
not made by them and that they have whatso-
ever with the persons who makes them The cards
anuiacuredb 10y the subscribers made ly machinery
exclusive use OF which secured by letters patent granted
10y the government Of the United States A. w. White
more OF Boston which machinery and patent right were
heretofore assigned to The NeIc York Manufacturing Com
PG and by them Samuel Whiticmore the subscriber
and which machinery is Jsed by other person in this
country except the subscribers the any
other place except ut Manchester in England. This esia
shmew has been in successful operation for many years
nnd the subscribers unwilling that reputation Of the
Cards made by them should he any way affected by belief
tai the Cards stamped s. Whffnore r are manufacture
ed by the subscribers. The subscribers therefore give notice
that their Cards all stamped with the following inscrp
tion,viz
NETWORK MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Successors to
WILLIAM W1TTTEMORE < co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
MARSHAL'S SALE

MARSHAL'S SALE.
TNDER decree of superior court of chancery for
~ the Richmond district, pronounced the eth day OF
January 1921 in therein depending between Lewis
Converts plaintiff and A. Honore Sallandre another
iendantS shall the ID day IF Norbr nsrf expose
sale by public auction, for cash. the premises
land lying in the county of Henrico about miles
The city of Rchmnn street called Longstrcet plan
oots laid oby William Street and nieTsrc
lending from Richmond 10 the New Bridges which
known in the said plan by the of
tanning t'pee acres three Toods and r poles Sale
mence at IL o'clock J. GUERRANT, NJ. sc c. II. ID.
OcfOher2. Odds
LII persons indebted To JOHN GRAHAM deceasetI are
n requested TO make payment TO Immediately, rs |
am OF Closing the administration, possible
and therefore cannot grant indulgence BODY.
WALTER DUN, Executor
nov. ~ Dill Of John Graham. dec.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the building authorised hy
an act of the General Assembly addt
LUNATIC HOSPITAL in the City of Williamsburg, now
Completed and that there cells for the reception
Of male patients in that institution.
LEONARD HENLEY, G. G. u.
ct0bcr IS. 4s-8t
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- TAINTED to purchase, 100 Negroes,
1 eELNERABLE after the present crop is made; their
= heing IN one gang would be preferred-but not less
lliaa 20 10 30 together. They wanted by gentleman
Tor ms own use, and not sell again. Enquire OF
sep. Ia. 3H-tf ROC Frs x HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

"A YOUNG MAN, with satisfactory recon-
nentiatons TO teach reading, writing, arithmetic geo
rahy WIN the use of the atlas and obeS-the English
rencl and Latin languages desires situations Teachcr
III ? private family for the ensuing wear
letters directed 10 A. W. L. Taylorsvile, Hanover, Va
will he attended to- "
n d. Some of the upper western counties OF this state
preferred. Sent l. si-u,iov*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02
THE SUBSCRIBER

IIIE SUBSCRIBEK
AVlNG qualified as administrator on the estate of EBE-
"a MEIER MACNAiR, deceased hereby requests all
persons having claims against the estate TO present them for
settlements and those needt said estate are requested TO
make payment Immediately
EDMUND n. MACNAIR.
" BIN the absence r the admin TRAITOR from This CITY
al persons interested will please make application to Mr.
LEWIS WEBB, who will attend the business and il is
particularly requested that gentleman holding any paper
relative to said estate, will deposit with Lewis Webb.
Richmond. August 81. IN ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-25

from which I have been unhappily hin.
dered by illness. Iregre, all the trou,
ole they have given themselves, and
hank them for it. l gratefully ack-
nowledge the love and attachment of
my Hanoverisns. have always been
a Hanoverlan--I will live and die
Hanoverian."
The new grand pageant forth coming
at Drury Lane Theatre, of his Males.
tvs late visit to Dublin. will be of the
most splendid and astonishing descrip,
ton. Five hundred supernumeraries
are engaged, and 40 horses, One scene
representing the interior of the Dublin
Theatre, for mechanism. will surpass
any thing ever yet preduced-a com.
plete theatre will be erected on the spa,
c,ous stage, with pit, and two tiers Of
boxes to seat 500 persons. The estima.
ted expense 1000 pounds sterling.
DAILY .4dper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-25
Friday, Dec. FL.
IN THE SENATE.

On motion of Mr.. Holmes, of Missis-
sippi. on yesterday, the petition of Ma
riessa Scott, presented at the last ses-
sion, but not finally acted upon, was
referred to the committee of Public
Lands.
MIR. johnson, Of Louisiana, Mr..
Walker, and Mr.. Barton, having OBJ
tanned leave, introduced the bills Of
which they yesterday gave notice:
which were read and passed to second
reading.
The resolve yesterday moved by Mr..
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Public Sale.

TTNDER the authority OF a deed of trust
- from Adam Lynn, to secure a debt
due to Peter Wise. the subscriber vii! OF.
fer at public sale on the premises, on
Tuesday, the 29th day OF January next at
IL o'clock, q two story brick tenement
and lot OF ground on the south SIDE OF hing
street, between St. Asaph md Pitt streets
now occupied By John B. Hanmatt. The
lot on which the said tenement stands Is
% feet in front, and extends southwark IN
depth 1861 feet. Terms made known at
place OF sale.
THOMAS WHlTTLE, Trustee.
doc O.
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MARINE LIST.
COPIED FROM THE
REdDING-ROOW BOOKS.
oRT OF ALEXANDRIA DEC. "A.
A r RIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sch. Syren, ). Emerine. 90 days
from Saco, cargo Pine boards, to VIM.
Fowle & Co. Dec. llth, lat 81, long.
"a, spoke sch Independence. from Bath,
bound to Charleston, eight days out, all
we'll; saw ship Fair Trader, and ship
Florida, on urday forenoon below
sandy po'n'. Tor rather Quantico) under
way bound down.
Sch. Psnope, N. Soule, IA days from
Boston, cargo Plaster, Hemp, OH. Can
dies, Russia duck, sugars. wines, hops,
glass ware. &c. &c. to VIM. Fowle g.
Co.
Armada, Kirkland, seven days from
New York, full freight to j. Ii. Ladd
e. Co. and different merchants of the
District.
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Office.

Ill persons bayn e claims against the
n estate OF Samuel ohdiu. la.e Vi IoIt
Washington, deceased, a. 'e hereby no'lneu
to exhibit the sslue to the 'upscrlnei aay
authenticated, On or before .he ISL .: way
next and all persons indebted 10 sa'u
tate will please TO pay The anon. Ut 10 .ne
subscriber, who is duly authorize I 10 re-
ceive the same.
HANNAH CHARD, Administra u'A.
Fort Washington, Dec rs. St*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-25

Resolved, That the Commissioners of
the Public Buildings be directed to re-
port to this house statement of the
amount of unimpr owed property in
the city Of Washing on, belonging to
the United States, with an estimate of
lis probable cash value at this time.
The Joint resolution submitted by
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio lin relation to
the Census.) having been engrossed, on
motion was read third time and pass
ed, in the words following:
Resolved, by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of State be instructed to
furnish to each Member of the present
Congress. and the Delegates from Ter
ritories, the President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States, the Execu-
tive of each State and Territory, the
Attorney General and Judges of the
Courts of the United States, and the
Colleges and Universities in the u s.
each, one copy; for the use oftheDepar,-
ments, viz. State, Treasury, War, and
Navy, five copies each; for the use of
the Senate, five copies; and for the use
of the House Of Representatives, ten
copies, of the Marshals' returns of the
fourth census; and that the residue of
the copies of the said returns be depos-
tied in the library of Congress.
Mr.. Wood called for the considera.
ton of resolution submitted by him
some days since in relation to the mint
establishment and coins of the United
States.
The House agreed to consider the
same, which, by the assent of the NOV
er, was SO modified as 20 make it refer
rable to select committee, and to ex-
tend the subject matter ofthe reference
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Richmond, Dec. 90.

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Richmond, Dec. %.
Yesterday, tho bill "to reduce the
pay and mileage of the Members of the
General Assembly" came again under
discussion.
Mr.. Hooe of Prince William, moved
that it's farther consideration be post
poned until the SOth day of March next:
The question being put upon this
motion, was determined in the affirma-
tive, ayes 81, noes s6.-The bill was
accordingly postponed.
An engrossed bill forming a new
county out of parts of the counties of
Bath, Pendleton and Randolph" was
discussed, and passed.-The nso0 coun-
ty is named Pocahontas.
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For Freight to a Southern

For Freight to a Southern
Port.
fT The good schnr. PANOPE,
Nathan Soule master. carries 10
barrels and will take freight on moderate
terms. Apply TO ". FOWLE & Co.
Who have received per the above vessel
and offer for sale
tons clean hemp
80 pieces Russia duck Of sup. qual'y
100 do do sheetings do do
10 do Ravens duck
90 do narrow sbeetings
IL chests olive oil
2 pipes Corsica wine
a. casks tanners oil
* bbls No. Boston beef
~ A., do DO
So tons plaster
dec rs