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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17

Monday Cell is very well known in this CITY,
He is most excellent harness-maker, and kent
his shop in Meeting street. 1t would be Difficult, 10
name any Individual more actively engaged in the
plot than himself, or mole able to aid Denmark We
sey from his uncommon sagacity and knowledge
He reads and writes with great and equal facility.
and obviously seems to have been the individual who
held the pen' at all the m etlngs Al, which he
wrote more than one letter to San Dom,ngo for
succors. HIS own situation afforded no excuse (o
the effort in which he was engaged, as he cnioved
all the substantial comforts of freeman much
INDUCED and trusted by his master, his time and
large proportion oil the profits of his labor were a,
his own disposal. He even kep' his masters arms
and sometimes his money. Monday is an Eb0.
and is now in the prime OF life having been in the
country Is or. % years,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17

AN appeilatlon the seceders assumsd after thslf
leaving the white Methodist Church.
Ito be concluded in our next.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02


There NE moments in life which are ueyer FORGET
Which brighten, and brighten as TiN,r steals away;
my give a new Charm to the happieSt lot.
teese moments ace hallowd by smlss and hy tears,
THE first look OF love, the las; parting, given;
rs the sun in the dawn Of his glory appears,
AUD the cou ~cciS CLOVIS with the rainbow heay
There are hourshere minutes, which memory brings
AkH blossoms OF Eden, to Irvine round the heart
And as Time rnshcs by the might OF his wings
They may tarkcn awhile, hut they never depart
" ! thes. hs.!icw Il remembrances cannot decav
but they come the soul with a ical thrill;
MI In DAYS that aretars's', they kindly will stsv
Ari the heart, Its last thro will with them sill
They come, like the down in It's loveliuess noU
The same look OF beauty, that sLnt to INV soul
The SHOWS of the mountain beachd on her lrnv
And her eyer, in the blue al the frtuamen, roll. -
i M roses are dim by her cheeks living bloom
And her coral lips part, Ike the opening of 6o,yrs
She moves tsro the air in "A cloud of perfume
iiSe the WIND from the blossoms of ieSSuiine bpy rs
RON her eyes melting aZur. there sparkes n fame
., nat A,n'iien my Young blood to exiacy's glow;
cne speaSs--and tine tones cf her voice aretb
as would once, like the winti-harp, in melody iioy,
mar touch rs her hand n,insies with mine
SHOOTS along nv heart, with electrical thrill
i@sas a moment, for earth too supremey divine
ard while life lasts its shallscling 10 r,es
We inet--and trank from the .rys;ali,c ,,.ou
That bo~s from The fountain OF science above
on ,ne beauties OF thought we would silently owen,
f,ii we nnk'dthsuph never wer, ,aIkir,, or MOO
We perted---the tear gliSten'd bright in her eve
-. u her S'eiti'g hand shook, Lroppd t--rorever
~ that moment viii ALWAYS lie hoyerin. BY
Lue may ffown-but it, Hight slallsabanton nencver
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

out tom the beginning Of these mi,fortunes the
current opinions, not only OF the people here but OF
ny 81 our hfs physicians, have been luc distract
ehhy certain new and unexpected modification, of
disease, which seem To have been introduced here
along with these CllImtous event..
'i'nS persons who had been formerly subjects of
N'c h"'"riI smallpox who hId beer Iuou,tcd for
st, rs well as others who had been yncc;nntrL y;,L
tio greatest care, have all alike aqnin I,ecome snf
IeTeFs from i'is apparently centasion The dis
ease produced by II nl pei sons who i,d heeu &c;
pusly Vaccnated in0caiutcd has inynrrhIv ,,rln
cd ia more miugaied form than when il KS at
tckea those vile had not used these precautions 4,
Is I,, c'Iea nnere, as wei as IN EnroPc, where ii
"S 'al''y excited considerable attention. tlrc r,fyi,-
~ia GtSeisslt Is not easily distinguished from, the
smAipoN, and perhaps il may I've truy entitled To- the
appeliiliOn OF this contagious plague
or those who had beea previously ynccinu,cd bcro
soe hHFe suffered very severely from their varoloid
eI"P'!o"-Dnt nave not perceived any Good reason
o' '''s "GeoHnt, l" HohDt The efficacy OF vaccination
dall-pox e"'"'' '"e
There arc some physicians Of CREST commence here
"1'r''.esS, VINO seem 10 have lost their confidence
entirely IA vaccination, aud agtonp iir.c an, s,rr,
% enunitrhic my distinguished friends Dr.. Dayi,,,e
tOI foiter, professors OF surgery and anatomy an
5yof MWyland
lie hrSt mentioned Of these professor, has NOT o,
y"'chied the Ninc-pOck to be- of no use bot Inc b,,
"r'" recommended and Is practising The old
,",cu"t'on Tor tbc smili- pJx. DR. Potter nckuo,v.
io"7es inc Pr'Piy ihctic powers Of yaccn iOn On,
sc - on opinion iht we have not SGT attained onv
"e'h'd ~ determining with certainty whether those
VINO are f"ccip@ed do really obtain secur;tv tbcrc,
RON me s'n pix, or not, until they are exposed ~
~ conlag'oH Wy lnoculaliOn or otherwise
" BeDJdmIn Nuefhcuse, 81 ,.ion Z, tho Iorrc,
~ AMERICA has given il rs his opiulo,, {" III, ,,
more 'han one IN lhiry Eve the vaccine ctusts vii
10d'cc the gtnHi4e kiHepri upon which alone Or
H"pe"Hance should he placed Az a1lrir seIl
a51ins, the small pOx 70 '''e''
Bot Tp"ei himself, the ilusrions dicoverer oil
vaccination, has more seriously defined the KING
koeN 'hab any other author have read on dis
lSi, rae states that single Serious blotrh uoe, tho
"fF, existing ''Htg the progress Of the vaccine
'''c oh thc arms, may Occasion such irreanarity
'"I "r'iiph ifOm correctness, tlat vaccinations IN
Usr Hn'h circumstances, cannot be depeudcd ON
- Sh5h Hbr'tsons Oi tie skin behind the ears aud
"y!h nnI} ouser paris where the cGcle is dim he
,,"ds, val producer hc effect" Now II ANY
~ o.iSo "'ueS ana ace distinctions these did
e'i3~sAl-i, We should certainly be Obliged 10 al,au
100 N"ecti1OG very sOnn or the chief part Of orr
Rppdihon would ere long be found TO be fl subjects
"F the smallpox. But il IS more than fortunate
~ lnfhHnd that tie efficacy of the kline -pock as a
&'iea' c OF Tue smallpox, dcesnol depend r;yop die
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
TRUST SAIES

f(f virtue of deed of trust from John G. Gamble and
~ we. bearing ll,e the 18Th October 1919 and recorded
IN the h'tn"s court OF the city OF Richmond made to
cure me plnent Of certain therein mentioned IA
Thomas Taylor aud Deniauin Harrison commissioner .
the court Of chancery in the suit OF Byrds
nobhsons administrator we shall sell public auction in
day nc 20 day Of nert month february the following pro-
er lot in Tupns Addition TO the said civ No SOC; and ali
tue right title and interest Of the said Gamble in and
piece OF ground also in the said city, of Shockoe
DO nde by the lots S24 525 and $50 ON the north on
the west by line continuing the boundary 18th
str ct To the river that the said would included
e Niendet to tie river the south by the and along
the river To- Lot M. 323. -
The terms or sale will be cash for all the property sold
until the sums at 2f03 with Interest October
iao and 1851 with interest from the October 1921
sall he raised and the residue credit till 3th of
next oooherthe purchaser purchasers giving negotiable
notes with approved endorsers deed OF trust on lie
property TO secure the payment.
WIN. +. wIcKITAoi,
JAMES HERON, '"S'eeS
January 10 75-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
BANK NOTES LOST

LETTER containing the following Bank Notes was
N put In the post Office Nashville on the ODD November
last addressed To the subscribers ch has hand
Louisiana State Bank, letter H. No. 30, payable New
orleans, to n Longee, 22l March 1919 S 100
Farmers Bank OF va.A 800, payable AZ Iynchbnrg
10 G. Johnson, 1912, so
Ditto do. siGi, payable TO do ~ Nov. 1 eic 30
Ditto do. G 33iS, payable to do. 2July 1913, so
Ditto do. 2i97, PAYABLE io. april 1915 so
BANK oil Virginia. AIS, pay able ut Lynchbure 10 w.
Norvc, II July 1914, so
Ditto e $40, PAYABLE 60 10. ? july 1914, so
Ditto ID 500, (namc not lccible,) AUG.
1915 or 1915, 50
ihc above notes were endorsed ~E c. CO."
Iii. Ieatnan, - Nov. 1927
Post Notes of the Merchants Bank OF The City of New
York. Nos 3s 1885, ISL S5j SIS, S68 for 100 each
III payable 60 days after date James r. Mae or order
and endorsed Pay the order of T.. Cunningham Co
Richmond, Va. Th. Yeatmau."
Measures have been taken TO stop the above
notes and all persons cautioned against them
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM 4 co.
The editors of the Lynchbg Press requested to pub
fish the above for month"; and forward their account TO
T.. G. & Co. Ian. %. sn-im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

60. OK THEIR REPRESENTATIVES,.
NE subscriber who resides the city of Richmond bov
ing paid particular atenton'to the Virginia laws res.
pectng Military Bounty lard believing there are
Officers and soldiers Of The Virginia Line On Co,fs,j ~
abs5ds still entitled TO Laud Bounty offers BIZ, services
10 such officers and soldiers and fe heirs Of such IS rave
died. to all them IN getting their and having them
lie believes there are many persons in MARYLAND aud Tho
other adjoining states, who entirely Ignorant OF their
uSt rights to virginia Bounty Land either on account Of
iheir own services c services of their ancestors and re-
hes-Mnny too whO were entitled services during te
"hoe war, nave drawn perhaps iof than thrcc
years service ANY persons doultng whether nav no,
be entitled by writing TO the subscriber viii receive the in
claims. ~
NO ices Win any case he charged, unless the warrants
are obtlinCd in which event. .urh reasonable cotnpenfi
as can be agreed upon, viii b. expected.
The subscriber Is also associnteI with eentier,an Of IN
tegence and great activity n business who has resided
several wears IN Kentucky fos the purpose setting tran
sacons between the citizens Of this ai those nf on
iucky ana Ohiomakn sales Of land in those states max
ing Investigations Of ttoscoeciion Of moncypay,ent C
taxes &cPcrson having business oi the above de;cpop
by writing TO- comforting with the subscriber peraps
might iDd That could be transacted TO their sarirpn
IHnunty ~ 90-2a~U THOMAS GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
IIIiE LAW SCu0GI-

I
VIZ next session OF the aw-school Needhan, in the
a County Of CGmteraad, Far1n,,e in tlia County
the first day Of March next ami end on fine % n,
December following. "
The tr school will be governed, y the same rules and
regulations IN tie next session, twas in tie last.
fcr ire merits OF this institution refer 10 all those who
% OF; ,e been at IL: for am under the impression that
practice, acquired Tile was enpsred in the study of
tue aw has Hci only saved lime bu goes with adsaa-
ses No' arc MOTTO he acquired, III practice, inr perhaps
longer Time, thun he had devoted io his first studies for
lHe purpS" ut obtairng License if.ee he succeeds at
all, IN the I'fIstic' - -
!fanJ ohe proof of the utility this inrtiiuon he re-
iur'd' rei'r TO The j0"raGi Of The Ass:soo un the
proceedings OF lie Moot attaclcd TO H. Which are
now III e 'ess and which will very soOu with very hum
bic professions, lie laid before public as comprising
perhaps, some useful precedeutS in The law.
TERMS OF THE LAW-sCHooI.
fsr I'VE next session: no viii be received n
hne than six mouths nj fifty dollars paid in ADVANCE
session u''ng himself the necessary boots amt bm,
IN the neishaorhood; but if any (not exceeding sou would
he furnished wit books but they cannot Inc ecex,d fnr
less Time than Inc whole session, upon paving three hun
dfetl dollars ~ ADVANCE.
Thesc 10 affect those who are nov, NOM
beTS Of the isr-4Lool. ~ " "
copy ofthc Journal OF the last session of,he ln,scsooi
VIZ DC ieit wh Mr. CotfsA ~ lis book store in this CITY
sd soon, as i is ou for the members Of The last
sS''ohh"Ftn ~ the James ;Ht may return: and for
.YseJlas,. ''''''' 10 u'e"'' Of furnished at
journal, i; fcced will be ont in all March next
d1 not wish TO take than f.rsn.y as bay,
nnnd more cannot be enieny aceornmoaed in the
nes3orhood with board and as there eight at this
tmr, there Is room for twelve more.
letters addressed until, the tenth orlarc next n,
'hls pnt' VIII receive very respectful attention.
Gt IT. session OF the MooiCou, will be Fri
lioarlin the neighlorhood may he had from one hun
ur,d ANA twenty TO one hundred fifty dollars PR an
y Tie Ciaroe1or this district viii he much Obliged
D9s fs';'scng jnsdgence te Lychb,yg Prcss, anUfae
account prepayment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
January 10.

- "a Q1fce 81 IS ~. Afea & Co., e street,)
1 ESPECTFuLLN informs the public amt the Members
oil The legislature that he has made up good
men OF BANk BOOKS, of most sizes and descriptions,
which viii be sold the very terms-among which
are Journals day. cash. bill invoice, current,
cer aid receipt books also, RECORDS, such as order
wi1 and deed books rule and dockets fec memo
randun and rochet hooks-checks and negotiable notes
bound, On each of the banks-bank music ruled
bound or in sheets-bs of exchange-ainned letter and
folio post paper.
uJBGok-BNiDING of all kinds executed with neatness
ana Hdhy ON the shortest notice inferior 10 none in this
or. any DINER state Having an extensive complete
bindhg establishment, provided with of the best ma
ts wich can DC found in this country, and being HIM
s'H worsman lac hopes and he will meet with that
portion OF encouragement which his workmanship and
prices deserve. ~
u Patterns for ruling particular blank books for counting
houses ai public Offices, with pleasure taken app-
Gallon either IN the city or Msnchester and il required
urned executed 10 the same spot.
-.-"'n-HeT ~ 6e-2lwl2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
NEW FASHIONS.

JUST received and now opening the Store of MARY
SOU IHSArE an extensive assortment ci Hats Bon
nets of The newest fashions not 20 he surpassed m
or elegance among them black and hite Leghorn
velvet and straw bonnrtS, chinchli and great
variety OF feathers of the haudouest and fashionable
coors plaid rbbons bruid curi, white and other
head ornaments wadding and trimming FOR pctssc; hair
nets and iZctes collaTctS corctts; Ma
CAESAR Russia and antique OIL which greatly contribute
the elegance OF the head as well the color o the :;
Quirks essence of Tyre Tor changing light red coi red
nr 10 dark browne back and many articles in he
Millinery line too numerous ;o enuncrar.
On hand, few ready made pELISS ESAll of which, She
is determined dispose Of nihe reasonable terms for
cash.
Lcghorn Straw Bonnets cleaned died trimmed.
GFMANrUA-MAkiNti,o done in the newest fashions and
at the shortest notice.
November IG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

mother country Suntry resolutions were passed
setting forth that in consequence of the timber duties
corn laws &c. the prices ofl,hor and land have hecn
reduced half, within the last yeals--thn the
exports from the province of its staple commodities
have diminished within the period, fium an II :
Nerage value of E766 1857 to f5ll ,392-,har the i'm
ports have Diminished ia the period, iinm ;,n
average or Il ,29t,75t to cB63, l56; and thai the
Provincial Revenue which rs almost entirely raised
irou' duties mporta,ions, has diminished within,
the iast year, from fl0e, l12 To ~, l6l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
MA1vTAPONY LAND FOR SALE-

HAVING determined o the SOUTH shall dis
pose Of the tract Of land which live, In Caroline
county very reasonable The tract lies within about
three miles a Bowling Green and contains 7g5 y
cent survcyneay all flat la and Of quality equal to Any
on the 80 80 OF the tract grounds
ON The river side Of which bank has lately been thrown
ny, 70 secure from iHundaon No tract Of land in this
part Of the country combines advantages
however disposed to purchase, will view Judge for
selves II saeis made ~ time privilege will be given the
purchaser 10 seed wheat this fall n the subscriber will
SOW The ground prepared and sell il will! the land.
Possession viii he given first Of january next perhaps
sooner, II required. ALLEN ApPEHSON.
OCT. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
An ISTAND E0R SAI-E

virtue off deed Of executed by Richard lungs
~ ,@ purposes therein cxpressed bearing tie 9ih
kenawa county, Virginia, will be sold for cash AT Re1,,a
Cf HI,G";r, VA. on Me second ,doy 10 lpli er,
W Il' wing aud being ~ the county OF Kenhawa being AN
island near the mou, of Cabin creek contnnin9 wenty
I'VE acres more or less Such title as is vested in me as
trustee viii be conveyed 10 the purchaser
-, GEORGE DIXON, Trustee.
No
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
HRUS'I SAI-E

virtue Of deed of trust executed the subscriber on
- the sd day at February 1921 by Matthew Cox for the
pnpoSe ct securing the payment of debt due Marcus
en ana recorded IL, the county court Of Buckingham
shall sell public auction for cash. Mt the New store in The
county OF buckingham on Saturday the I'd day Of Aa,A
and Marian ani child, many NAV he neces
sn I" RAISE sum sufficient discharge the debt named
in the said decd aud charges attending The execution of ,be
frustrating Us trustee for Others shall convey such title
as Is vested in me by i,r said deed.
January SA.yIrEJ mn ,Nctr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
rRIISII SLIIi

pursuance deed trust executed 10 me Law Wilson
Allen ami wife, for purposes therein mentioned, bearing
date tue 2lS of December 1918, duly recorded in Carolu
court shall proceed on the eh 81 March ueri at the Row
ng ureen by public auction, sell for cash the tract of
land conveyed III said deed Containing about thousand
acres, or so much thereof Will raise the sum 5000 with
interest from The January 1872 ard charges
of executing this trust
The tract lies within mile aud a half of the Uowline
uieen and has toerablc improvements for small fauv
he subscriber acting as trustee, will convey but title
as Is vested in him hv che deed OF tru>t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

u ANAWAY from the subscriber, in Person county y G
~ on The Ah OF December last, bright mulatio fella
named AM but who will probably SOME other name
he is about feet or 10 n' hes high and q wears of
age lie play little the Gle ie, took ~
him German flute belonging TO ..Vaon lie uncon,-
monty white Inuido has fair hair down look hi,
eye-ds hang full his eyes which appear r,cj,
swelled and inclined be red His cDihng is honcspnn
light mixed clOt his waistcOr white ;pantaoons very wide
at the ance coat stolen from negro man lis hat black
with small bTiu, about half wuru shoes coarse lPnv,
sutcdowns He IS spare built very active by trade 4.
haiier, and can make good fur bat. He will
doubtless attempt 10 pass free man. and seek cpo,
mcl in some hdticrS shop. No doubt he m TO get t.
Philadelphia The above reward will he paid for ,cliyerine
him to me, confirming him i'll ay Jail ine United STATE,
50 that get him asain Any information about tic fellow
will be thankfully received. S. COCHRAN
n certain WIN. IT, Buel, also halter by trade LEFT ni,
neighborood about the time aud il i believed they
will attempt TO travel together Bue is - years
of age about feet Cor in high dark Complexion, slow Of
speech drinks SPIRITS very freely and lady dressed
took with him an old poor, bay horse, with and
sore back. January 8. 72-6w
f5IlE subscriber intends resume the PRACTICE OF
u LAW in the courts of Cumberland county md il en-
couraged, will extend his practice Buckingham and Pow
hainn JOHN MILLER.
Cumberland January p. aO-6iT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
EXECUTON5S SAT-E

WILL be sold TO the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY
w the nh February next, il fair Otherwise the next fair
day a. the late residence of Mr. Jol Thonton SEN decd
IN the tofAs OF Hanover lin pursuance bis WIN family
OF hkey AEGBOES, five in numher--fftecI iORS rs
among them stallion Of ne size aud pedigree tho
rogh bred brood mares and colts. MIR. Thornton having
Tor great number of years, taken pains as
te purity OF the blood Of is horses will render this
oil to the lovers oitiat beautiful animal Also
soek o cattle including several e. yoke of oxen-Gy
sixty head OF sheep, and the stock of hogs &c.
The terms Of sale will be twelve months credit for all
SUMS above zen dollars tile purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved Secuyi Tor all sums not exceeding dollars cash
viii be required. HECTOR DAVIS
- Eaor Of John Thornton, sen. dec.
II -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

n IL persons who I..s e ra.. ~
N late Col WILLIAM BYRD, are requested 10 COZ r,-
ncate Them TO for examinations wito. ,slav as wish
10 dispose according law Of ,hc said estate rennnnp i'm
my hands shall be in Richmond the session of The
Assembly AMI will attend any communication which NAV
he made the subject.
WILLIAM u. PAGE,
of (soi. n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
SAFE OF land


DUnsUANT oa deed Of trust executed us by Thomas
Miller aud wife, duly recorded in the clerks Office
King William county, 10 the payment Of sundry Sums
OF money due 10 robert Sanard and CART Minor
OF Warner L. WOrmey deed the request the said
trustees we shall sell the premises for cash. The hghe
bidder, that large aud valuable called MANSKIN
LODGE W0RAtLEY GROVE containing about 2sOO
Tie day OF sale will be Saturday the 18th OF ia
nuary next. ROBERT s. CH!sY,
DAHSEY nERNDON, Trustees.
Oct. so. JOHN METCALF,
II By Of the undersigned executors Of Thomas
Miller and the trustees Of yormy, the sale postponed
the Oh of Ftbnrg when il will certainly take place The
lands will he divided and sold nwo more convenient
farms and the terms will be about onehirteenh part Of
the purchase money in cash. sixty days with interest
to the sixty DAYS and the residue Of the purchase money
payable tbe 81 # January 1925 bear from the
date, the interest he payable the January 1926
and annually on that day in the years 1924 1875, 1926
1877 and 1929 bonds and approved security he given tor
the amount OF The interest payable ut the times afore-
said, and bond without security for the principal pay
able the LIST January 1929 and these bonds secured y deed
OF trust on the land TO The Pnca payment thereof
R0BEnr sT4NIRD,} l. wom iSi"''
J. u. FERGUSON, Executors Of Tho
WIN. MILLER, mas Miller.
Jan. ~ 76--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

TIVE Subscriber successor 70 White, Davidson Co ana
Davidson Smell of Richmond, respectfully Jees leave
to inform te public that he continues TO manufacture 20
order and bus now ON hand handsome assortment ofTeady
made neat, finished, and WARRANTED FreHrh Bur mHk
times Orders will he Thankfully received and promptly
executed Country produce at market prices or ncgotDe
notes satisfactorily endorsed will be tnken In payment
JAMES SMELL, 1874 Street, Richmond.
ecr,orr,,cr o. S9---wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

WT As committed the Jail Of Fairfax county, by warrant
w from under the hand of Lawrence Lewis ESQ dated
the 2t day fSeptember 1921 negro man who calls him
seltJOH%, md committed the properly OF
Mr. Hump and lately purchased or Mr. Cave Withers oil
AeNanra. d. Ch since IN jail saws h was The properly
Of William Skinner deceased Of Stafford county The SAID
ncto about 9 ~ Of age black about I'VE
feet 10 inches high, and bad when eommittedi
hHck brcadclnh coat dark green pair q antaoons, ana
white hat The is requested forward, prove
property pay charges and take him away; otherwise he
will be disposed OF the law directs.
y. n. BRADLEY. Tailor,
For S.JACKSON, Sheriff OF Fairfax Co.
December IS 6s-wi2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

4 letter from, PhiIadclphi,, dated Jan. ehh saws,
" this morning found by accident in a dung h,lj
more than $4,000 of counterfeit notes, some of them
OF Sl00 on the Fran kiln Bank of Baltimore