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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-26
Charleston, Sept. IL.
LAW

On motion for prohibition, in the
case of the Hon. Judge Johnson, of the
I 5. Court, us. the Collector of Patrol
Fines, it was yesterday decided by Judge
Bay, at Chambers, that, by the law ofths
state, Judge of the United States Su-
Prene Cour, is not exempt from the per-
Torrance of Patrol Duty. We hope to
procure for publication copy of this de
cision.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-26

There is family at Montreal, the faith
er of which is Frenchman, the mother
Russian, the eldes: child Maltese, the
second Sicilian, the third Spaniard,
and the fourth Canadian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27

VIRGINIA AMY LANDS.

FMPoRTA%T % Hon-Resaen ProPrietors Of Lands III the
n irgtrio MIitary Distri-t IN tie State IF Ohio.
1t Is perhaps Nv generally as IL
should be- that bv act Of the legislature of this state adj
lands which the lakes Of the last present wears shall
unpaid after the last day December next will he sold 90,
the satisfaction of the
The taxes OF the present year arcFor first land 81
per 100 acres-Seeond rate 12l per do.-and third rate
75 cents per do.
Nonresident lands usually taxed rate The
owner may calculate the due by estimating every
100 acres at 49,.
where the had. have for long time been neglected
the taxes unpaid the may prevent snlc, paving
c taxes o he last and present ycarrhat is. first
land ; az per 100 HcresFor second rate : ~ per do
and for third rate % doand he before
ed consider his land as second and estimate the tax al
: s. ~ per 100 acres.
The sahscrirrs VIII attend 10 the payment Of taxes where
the money ! remitt aud also to land business in
the above district Of every description.
II All who have had claims 10 VIRGINIA eiIJITA
Ri CONI1NENTAL BOUNTY, either by purchase, by
descent or 10y military services, will do well To thcn
selves of ihe present opportunity Of Obtaining information
relative to the sumo.
An application 10 the subscribers tv letter or otherwise
shalt receive he striccst attention. The means
/ saving 10 The claimant considerable property.
Letters requesting information merely TO c pos, mid
ALLEN LATHAM x u. e. LEONARD.
ChilcOtic Chic. October fS-,ya.,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
SOUTH AMERICA.

The following letter, fl. respectable house.
dated St. Salvador, Bahia, Oct.8," to cant.
Joseph Bates, Of the ship Talbot, arrived az
ms port yesterday, was received previous 20
hls sailing from that place, and wc are indcbt-
cd to his politeness foi a copy oft.
In reply tuyour inquiries respecting them
P surrection at PcrnambucO, we lave but little
10 communicate. II commenced early last
nonth, at place called Coma, about IS
leagues up the country and previous 10 thu
z0th ut. 1.-THE date Of our latest adyicesl the
country people bad made ,wo attacks upon
linda to the north, and Bona Vista, on the
south-ig both which they were defeated
with the loss Of some killed, and or 10 ~,
soners taken at the latter place. The peop
ol PeFnambuco had few killed also. 4 Pog
tagutse irigate, with detachment OF So
troops sailed from this place TO tive assistance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
"a VirtLe al scrernL Uecds al IInlsi

EVNECOTFD by Wm. Hoadurart for The purpose Of &C.
- curing the payment Of certain debts therein srecfrd
due to Hughes Arrli'eal aud John Giliat son viii
he sold on c 29ih dry IF Jg neat tract OF land lying
~ The county oi Cumberland containing nineteen acres
thc same more less, Together with the mprov enent
thereon. including the mills living Muddy creek common
y called the WWdfy Cctk BHsFhr sale on The pre-
miseAl~t. at the time aud place, all horses
cattle hogs, sheep and household and kitchen furniture Of
The said onduranio The premises elsewhere conveyed
by the deeds aforesaid.
Ind tie G3h dizzy Il he f10afa by virtue of The
said deeds will be sold nt the front door of Znc Taylo
tavern in Tie town Of Cartcrsye LOT lying the said
town, and known in e plan thereof 10y The pine,
continuing af an with al the improvements thereon,
consisting oi recstorY brick house divided
enemcnts, wooden store house blacksnilhs shop &c-
Also, at Che nmc Jnd place last mentioned tract 81
land lying Maple Swamp in the county Of Cumberland
adjoining the lands oi James AlcLaurine and Merit Booker
continuing FIVE hundred acres, I've the less
and the following SLAVES, Archer, Charles Nelson Kit
Bcveref Albert. Marie, Nlly, Cesar Madison and Amy
The whole Of She above property will he sold much
rs may he necessary Ia raise fe amount due, together with
all costs ana charges attending she execution Of the several
trusts, and such titles made IN trustee
Tecns efSac-For the Muddy Creek Wills onc-tbrd nj
the purchase money nc paid down receiving decd
The remaining twobrd, by Of all parisO two
equal annual nsaments, bearing interest from the
sale The residue offe property be sold for ready money
JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
| November &c. 55-wfds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
EDUCATION.

E'RkDERICK A. WINSTON, Respectable informs the
citizens OF Richmond md is y,ciy. ba y IN upe,,
SGioOi tie ensuing year. in the house of Mr.. John
Mos'y near Mr.. bakers iaeerr.
ne VII teach tie French, Latin aud Greek languages
ard inc English language in lis following branches viz
"eanislo Pcniraniip, ArijhTetic Compost
rom tsocnon English Grammar, Geography with Sap-
ping and tine use Of the Globes; aud S,,d and Civil
history Ills fees will I've, for instruction in IL, English
anclcs :? dollars in the Languages 20 da,ei tlle paw
mem Oh witch vi" nc expected quarterly, in The
Scnoo VIII e opened on the 18Th of January next ard lie
lseon,inrrd on the 5iii Of December following uasin
tAs scholastic year oi ten months. after excluding The
mouth of August for vacation which time 10 rtS,ier,
o. me school will be publicly examined various
prior 10 that time.
lie pledges himself that the unreminr attention
Shall he paid 30 Che conduct and cuc,on of hose
pupils who may he cntrus,,dt to his care.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
EnHCATION-

VIE subscriber, residing IN the cotnv Of GoochianG n
bout y miles from Richmond the Three uotciN
road. near Johnegr'e SPRINGS, viii resume on the f
JANUARY next The exercises Of bis school; in which VIII lo
Taught the Latin and French languages English Grammar
topography with the of the Globes, Elements Of
N'nrl and moral philosophy end That department at ilc
MriIfmatc> comprising Plane dnd Sui Geometry Trigo-
Algebra.
The zee for tuition will he 20 the course which will
close the iO;ii December rnsrnV one of The s,n,er
nnin' To he deducted for vacation. MIR. Richard Lode
Win whom tic subscriber resides will entertain inaegs
for so the scholastic lie is well prepared hus
ness rs ms house j. spacious and connections. Hoard
ing may also he obtained reasonable terms. at
Johnsons Springs equally convenient o. the school.
TIE subscriber, with confidence. aafiers himself
from The experience he has had IN the instruction " voh
That ne shall e able 10 give satisfaction these VINO may
ee disposition To entru their children or wards IN his
care and respectfully refers such, unarauain,rd
with BIS personal character and literary aninmtn,s 10
hes'rs Thomas Nelson, James H,as and Harad L. An
dcrSon of Hanover, sod Peter Nelson srr c5 Etc ron
Those who may wish to scholar. ave renrcste TO
address their letters to Jotnsons Syringe Goocttnd.
THOMAS a. PAHER.
november u gt=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
ENECUTOR'S SIZE or
PERSONAL AND REAL. ESI1ATE

virtue fhn las. viii ef rIiOl rs BEADl T. deceased
~ viii tc so' on GA"rShiy IS i3ih c j)-hb 90 q, or
the next tar oy, az Tie late r'Sic,cc said Thomas
l'eale :le stock ot lcScriron also all the crop ON
handi IN" household ir;'rc plantation utensils, SC.
And on I"its.ay thc INi Of tae ir~siL, viii be sold
to the highest bidder a; NJ Robert Mal,,~ store i'm tlic
upper end OF Amclii crlu,y, n'lr pri,le's church
From f?fy 10 Siriy Negroes,
belonging to the esn'eof the said Thomas Bcad,e They
are nearly ali yopug. aul a kc family of negroes
IN Virginia. aus, ircc from MI kind of dispute 10 tide
They are s,d ! direction at the ,rcerl will Tor the pr
pose OF maxine. distribution of his and will lac dis
oss', OF rn>tlv ir families, twelve nnuhS cre-hnnd
with undoi'cd security will Ice required before the dcl,r
ry OF the negroes The sale will continue from day day
until they all sold.
And on Saturday tte 2f Of The month. December at
HE same pncc viii hc sold NIL the deccsen,s TRACT Or
LAND wherein he rc>!e'i estimated ar hundred acres
situate part in Nottovar aud Amelia Sailors creek
which affords some very fine bottoms. The plantation Is in
good relaif, aud Ia, crop ~ wheat seeded ON it in
good Time j, is esteemed good farming land viii he
shc"n by alr Richard Noble on the place or
either of the subscribers re Land will on ono aud
TWO wears credit the payment to I've secured v
or otherwise TltMON y. JETER. r.,
Noyemhnr ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
FI.NEIv SlIIIE

ATToRNET - coJNsELLOi; At LAW,
EToRMEkIy ofIecsbure, Virginia, br permission 10 IN
= ioh ms trends, aud The pGbic generally thai he has
commenced he rac ice OF law in the counties nj Wash
insi" and alexandria in the District Of Columbia. lie WI
execute promptly y order for such persons as may have
business a either of the Public Gcces Of the Goyernmans
ol the trited States His Office residence is ON M,
Penn,yl Avenue West few doors above liz, o,rc a.
Gen Walter lontSrrx door % Messrs. Duuort 4 CO. ana
near Stroihcr's Mansion Eio,eI.
Civ % Wnsl. ngto NJ. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27

The specfacle which Greece az present
exhibits, abandoned rs she IS IS represented
as truly imposing. Without arms, ainnuni-
ton, or ships ofwar, her soldiers, IKE the an
Gent heroes, are obliged So defend themselves
with sings aud clubs and yet they have twice
CONQUERED and destroyed two Turkish lotil
las. In consequence OF the intelligence of the
victory al Constantinople, massacre oil men,
women and children had taken place there
The fortress of Monambasia besieged by the
Greeks had captulated, and Their. Were found
in il 10000 m,iskcts and quantity of ammu-
milton. Famine aud despair were all over the
other forts, and they cannot hold out long,
The destruction of the Cd Turkish fleet, is an
event of great Importance, and its relations are
so multiplied that the greatest results are ex-
pected to flow from it. Advices from Ham
burgstatc that report was in circulation, that
the differences respecting the affairs of T'ur-
key, not only continued, but that the nesoci-
ations do not promise pacific resolution
the other hand it is affirmed. on the authority
of accounts from Berlin, that the court of st.
: Petersburgh has sent Circular Note to the
Otherpowcrs, communicating the contents ola
despatch from the Grand Vizier 10 Count Mes
selrode, adding, that it by no means satisfies
The just demands of the Emperor and that
his maiest? consequently proposes TO call an
European Congress on the subject, at which a
Turkish ambassador should be present.
AFrankfort article again speaks ofthere
of an intended assembla;,e of the Ministers OF
the great powers in the course Of this month,
at JoamnIsberg, the residence of the Prince
de Metternich, for The purpose of arranging
the affairs of Turkey.
The extraordinary death Of Berg0mi, taken
from Belts Ueekiy Messenger, a London pa
per.
An evening paper says, we have been favor
ed with the following extract of letter from
Milan, by commercial house in the city of the
highest responsibility aud whose mercantile
connexions with Italy are of great extent.-
MILAN, Wednesday morning, Sept. 5.
+" We were all very much astonished to hear
of the Queens death Z: it was indeed sudden
4 but viii you not likewise be surprised to hear
I that the famous NJ. Bergami is also dead
The Queen died on the 9TH he died on the
10th, with complaint in his bowels. first
heard it reported in this city. and had it CON
iirmed on my visit to the Vile d'Esie on the
lake of Como This is where the Queen liv-
ed and it still belongs TO her, or at least to her
executors"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
ny EHe h"SeTncr y M CpninIo5r' dlh II tifgiai0
A PKOCLAMA1VON.

M HtREAS il has been represented The Executive nv
w the Keeper OF the Pen cnary that ARCHER, (SOuc-
times called Archibald Thweait slave. reIrioyed
anu transportation aud confined in the for safe
keeping did or the night of tc 18th make his escare
ihereilom, AMI Is now going at large have thercfue
Thought ht with The advice Of the Council of State. hereby
10 oer reward oil ti dollars person who
SINH "nprehrnd and convey the prnentarv the said
slave And do moreover require ali officers civil
tary and rNh6rf the good people Of The commonwealth
use hef best cndeasorS TO oppreen The said Archer
and cnnycy him 10 The Peniienidry at he may disposed
Of as the law directs.
Given under my hand Governor and under the seal Of
80 Tie Commonwealth, at Richmond, this 18th day az
Seail November, 1881.
TIL NJ PAEnOIPII.
B!ATchcri bright muatio about half brotD for
merry The property Of J. Williams Of Poiersiurs feet
Gces high, ven proporiioned ociyeand prehtv. yers
oh-ihe only clothing, (cycepf shirts "a COTTON
partalonns. se-v4,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
THE STTPSCPTRTR

tA|ITH feelings of sincere gratitude generous
~ public for the liberal patronage which he has recey-
20 w me INC OF b profession now n the pleasure
that prPose) next door 90 Messrs Jno. VIM Giars on
Dor Carr-strcct. nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel for
the entertainment ofGRmn, where he will bv o. eia or-
rangcrf hc able al a fines 10 keep The OYSTERS The
Norfolk Market affords. together viii ducks STEAKS coffee
tea and indeed every article calculated ~ delight tho
palate Of the cpcrc. Ills will he constantly sun.
piled with tue best liquors. aud rHrsfcd attention Nv the
most cnrahe servants LEWIS ARMSTEAD.
Hair Gus IN the latest fashion, and shayng done as
usual the above placeAisofor aic rszr brushes
peTfuncrv &c.-at reduced prices
November 27. Fe-ot 7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
EDUCATLON

VIE public are respectfully iniufe the subscriber
\ wii open ii> SCHOOL al Little ale, Oxford, in
Caroline, on ne 18th of Jauuary and discontinue il
on NE loih al December following There will be vaca-
ton OF one Srnmer month. The subscriber will pre-
pared TO leach Tia Lain and Greek languages Wiring,
ritmett Engish Composition and Typography The
be ninety dollars for the term ote sucri-
Der ms III his possession references and testimonials which
hc preucS viii ne fully satisfactory to any gcntcnlan WHO
may be disposed 10 examine them lie promises unrenit-
ng diligence in the discharge of the duties Of The school
and invites those interested to visit him. time during
The session. ~ ascertain he PROGRESS of pupils. He
therefore, confidently trusts shall he iavourc viii, due
share of public patronage
RUFUS CHANDLER. a NJ.
Little Nov.tG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
MAS EIIZA ~ aAppIg

~ ENDS Opening Seminary the ond Monday in
January next Tor the Instruction of YOUNG AIDES the
ensuing year, at Dir Isaac Sales Her tuition
ceN oTlhngrapiN reading, English grammar, geography
noTy Win chronology, writing and arithmetic. Price for
tuition 20 dollars. Board in the family 40 olar ciinr
in"Sng and washing vacation Of one month viii DC lv,
august ana the school terminate in the middle of
hfr oHe n0ety both of board tuition will required
on the FIRST July and the other SEPARATION term
bnys OF l2NearS Ot age and under will be admitted.
Chesterfield Novemherz7. sa-v,sv{
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
FRESH s. SEASONABLE GOODS
LIsr HECLINEr 49,, I'm 9 - -

NeTt do0r 20 tie ShocLac Yl;iI g7a.s~a
TWO cases Pennsylvania Inado keisrys and imev,
cloths Tor servants coilng ain and red Bo,iiui-
Letts ard BOnla2ne assorted cOors. figured Cranes ard
CircasSan Plaid Cacors. white AMI Flanneis Hry.s
a., Cd, 90 iC-i, i2i and 2-t Rose blankets ~ 3 and -
font ditto superior Striped dtp Ladies white STATE color
go and black Worsed Stockings 'icniiemet Ianiswol
Foe and a.liiose 100 pieces Irish linens and She;inr
some ~ wh'c are equaTo offered H. this lrt
kcnting lenn Book, mul'u and India Iaconet MA Tins
wiih variety of ether arficlr: ofc Will be sold az
reduced prices. Eoy. 97 7tic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
NOTICE.

PETITION will he presented 20 tic General As
"A semly, PRAYING that law may pass authorizing the
Richmond aud Osborne Turnpike Company alter the
width OF their road rowatan Warehouse, A. con-
rTni Z" street previously laid Ouand also alter the
width o that pari Of said road which lies between hecrry
oh company and the bridge Psuctogs creek in tho
''Nif ct'iFcfi"faci0. Anf 81. bf--N3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
EXTRAORDINARY CONCERT.

- LEWIS Informs the Inhabitants Of Richmond and ~
vicinity that he intends giving few concerts with hi
FIVE children, Che Oldest II and tie youngest only three
years ofage the latter end of this and beginning of mex
week particulars ofwhich will be gi' on in c papers.
November - tC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
BOAliis..I{...

DOAND4.}t..
FGriiE subscriber accommodate IS 20 ,e,crS Of the
Legislature and other gentlemen with gcnircl hoard n,
the first large tec>tor brick house above the Franklin
Tavcrncar the Capitol. His well iursishcd
aud mitch pains haze been taken to experienced and
proper servants Good stables also in rc;rcss Tor the
reception of hOrsc,.---- FERNS moderate.
Nov. II SS--if RICHARD EDWARDS.
II VI 81 sc.cr opposite tie Post uic, can
or 10 Mcni'r> OF the legislature wiih gen,ce board
AMI lodging reasonable
Five or >iN additional hlrders ty the yclrS transient
hc,rters by the day or week, ci;n lie accommodated
' .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
CHEAP BOOKS s. STATIONARY,
an liz lLt1LuI D.. D:eL........L 4

u,
No. III Mafkr:-st,ee;, PhHadei,hit.
consequence Of the death OF BENJAMIN WARNER,
his Executors intend 70 close the business OF the
tey nov Offer for sale reduced prices, for cash,
city acrep,once his large and extensive stock OF BOOKS
AMI STATION AIRY. consisting of
Law, Nedca Theological Classical and Miscellaneous
Books particularly an extensive variety Of the latest,
most approved editions OF English, Latin Greek French
Schn,I oohs nd articles suited demand OF Country
Mr'haniS, such as an extensive of Family BIZ
spelling Books, New England and philadelphia Primers,
States and Pencils o varinls sizes lax Powders Waters
maiical Instruments n cases 6nniers Scales Paint Boxes
Of different Sizes cames Hair Pencils Duralle Ink Copy
per, Ivory Folders, Visiting Cards, Conversation Cards
-Ns9-9 and II iuc Globes.
TFEen;lemPn Of the BaT, and those in the and
iicc OF Medicine Academies and Schools; Pu!Ic, Private
and Social Libraries and those ho purchase sell again,
VIII be supplied on the reasonable ANY Books
which the market affords procured If no; on hand and
my executed upon as low terms as if present.
Paper s. Blank Book Farmhouse.
peni, Mednm Royal and super Royal Writing Print
wrne Paper Foolscap, from 500 < per rcam.
Letter Paper from, : ? 50 10 ( per rcSui 'N''
Drawing Papers ofa sizes, Academies, Schools &C.
writing Papers, for pce,,, lccoris Mortgage, &d &c
Blue and white Bonuet Boards.
Cap nemi and Medium Record Dockc, and lcriGs' Book.
half and full iound
Account Books, Of all sizes.
Day Books, Journas and Lc,lrcrs
Ciphcring aud Copy Books, fn Scoo aud all The genera;
articles OF Sa'ionary, wilt be sold ,e reduced
Apply as above, at BENIAM1N WARMERS old stand
No III Marset->trcti, Philadelphia, and the Aarke1
Bridge, Richmond, Virginia.
IL Fer the very liberal patronage extended this E,iab-
>imrn by the citizens OF Virginia, reur,, our thanks
aud hope rs our assortment will be very complete
4 continuance uf past ftyors.
November IS 5'--ft:c
NTiRbiN Il Kii.s ..r = I..- -,
County Court of Charlotte, 9th day of Novcmber,
1871
benjamin W. Foster, Plaintiff:
-iyGist
jaime. LamphInaua su-9naahbis wife for >, c,.,.,.,
mcFiy eusaunlh Foster Stephen BTetoI.'. ~ |"-"V
Henry Spencer, Joseph Friend jim Thc,nas
Friend and TlipnmS Watkins, y f ia{Gnts.
The defendants James Lauin and Susasiah his wife
formerly Sr,annah FoScr, not having their appear
anee according to the net 81 Assembly rules of this
court and II appearing the satisfaction the court that
cy arr not inha,lni> OF this state, motion of the
ain'! by counsel, II IS Oirros, That the defendant
do appear here on the first MuHay = February nest an,
enter iie appearance and answer The planiiIs bill nrt
give security for performing the decree court an,
ti,i copy OF this order he inserted in tle Kchianl Ia,
quirer Tor Two months surccssiyiy, aud pcse,! from
door of HE courthouse OF the said county.
A copy--Tcsie, WINSLOW ROBINSON, G..
November 81. sa-u,y,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
ROBBERY OF TuE n1AIr.

a.
CHARLESTON, November a0.-The Mail
Which arrived here on Sunday last, from the
North, 1t appears was robbed on the 10th OF
nth inst. between Marion Courthouse and
GodIrcy's Ferry, on the Big Pee-Dec it is
supposed about miles from the former. At
the latter place, it is stated that the irry-nan,
who brought it across the ferry, WAS proceed
ing 10 put 1t upon the snlkey, when it was
discovered that slit had been cut in the
rortinanteau, and part os its contents taken
oa,. Every cXertion WAS immed atly mldc,
and IS still prosecuting, To discover the author
OF this robbery. On opening the Portmantca,,
here yesterday, it appeared tina; the sealed
bag from Fayetteville to Charleston, which
contains packages from the former to the
latter place. and south Of it, was alone miss.
my the sealed hag from Petersburg. con-
tanning every thing north Of that place for
Charleston, arrived safe. Yesterday, however,
most of the missing packages from Fayette-
vale, which were recovered, were sent on A
number Of letters from New York for Savan-
nah, post-marlled 10th November. were re-
ccived in Il cover without seal; but there. be-
Ing no post-bill with them, it cannot be ascer-
tanned IT any were missing. As far as can be
discovered ut present, most ofthe packages,
with the exception of the above, have becn
recovered. City GaS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
UNITED STATES.

PEILApELPHIA, November 23.-Flour sold
yesterday from the Wagons at six dollars and
quarter barrel. We convcrsed with an e.
minent factor, who ga it as. his opinion that
it was not likely soon to rise. Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
Practice of .iIeR.cine und ,Snrgern.

Practice Of Medicine md Surgery.
DR- CULLEN respectfully informs the public iai il Is
- his intedtion to reside permanently in CITY aud
HAT he viii be- huppy 10 attend all applications which
be made his Office Mnn-sircet over Dr. D,vol.
spotecary store ami opposite Messr Aliens
during the winter evenings Gentlemen di,nose ia tt
willsplease apply above.
Nav, plesrQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-27
On he Isl of JaapaTM 1922.

On he Isl Of January, 1922,
II fair, or f otherwise, the fair day vjl sell for
cash. at Manspke, in the county Of King Queen 10 or
AOremarkabiy likely
NEGROES,
belonging to The estate Of Richard Brooke deceased
should greatly prefer selling them in families.
WILLIAM GAHNErr, Executor
November IL 58-w5Sf