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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-03

Gcl Jaczsoy is form1liy announced in a
Nashville paper ~ candidate for tie next pres
mencF. Our colntr- IS fruitful IN patriots and
statesmen, who are wiling TO take the helm of
state in these ppnr- tunes Of neace. We shall
not be surprised. il there DC a candidate foreach
otter n TIC alphabet. fnd still less 50 il each
candidate have his en.DgIs.. 90 naHscatc ihs pub
iic with ridiculous Biography We fear ihd
&c are fist experimenting the period when the
s.i~ dresses a our court danes viii cat no mean
i-urc ia our city cazetics-that Is, il Con-. Por-
Ter Should not think proper 10 interdict the uso
o, pen. ink. and paper. Ia the editors Of news
Pope oii.;u' ..raa-i.er.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-03
ALSO
Lump and Loafa.sngnr, and Sugar
House iuOLGsses.

EROM tleaew Sugar House Mandatory,
L. Porism1uth, y. II. u
$500 lbs. L. SUGAR,
Barrels MOLASSES, for family use,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-03

g. o.. s'I f. sSip Navy ; BREAD.
4 cases long Company Yellow NANKINS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-03

The OBJEsTs, PREMIUMS, RULES, and
REGULATIONS of this Shew, arc as fol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
FOR GALE
FUR oALB,
n Tooo. H. =, fTLor,, o-C L-oora

OF LIbU5t IOT n ItTM " IcUTY,
TEIfTAT we'll known estate called RAILEYS coal PITS
containing iOj Of land Wing in the eOunty o
Chesterfield and state OF Virginia. the Buckingham
and AZ the termination Of the turnpike twelve
the city cfchmond. This has long been in the
cupancy o Major Hurry Ieb deceased and from is great
body, and superior quality, has gained reputation over
every otler coal mine on the continent
Any person persons disposed purchase lease said
estate, will fSd ~ the pfopretors agent in the
neghb0rood Ofthe premises from The 1t Of July uut the
last &c August next In of sale, part of the
viii be expected IN hand the balance IN instruments with
liberal credit.
nr The editors efthe baltimore Patriot Philadelphia De-
u0eratc Press, and Ncy York Commercial Advertiser are
equested 20 publish the above twice week till the
August and Immediately eF sor,sard their accounts
Maros 3 CTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
1880 .qcres Of OHIO Land at AUCTION.


Two I've sold, on TUESDAY The I'm IF ay at the Faee
Hotel in The cits of Richmond, at u ocfock Gesb
thousand eight hundred end ninety Of MILITARY
LAND. living in the state nj Ohio on n cred ~ ,lc III
and nine MONTHS 20 bear interest from the av M .i h,
pay the creditors Of VIM. Price dec pursuant 10 oer
OF the worspiu court Henrico pronounced the 10,
dny 81 November 1927, IN which VIM. Moncure others
are plaintiffs and VIM Prices heirs others are defen
DAMS The lands said to be good military tracts which
were allotted to VIM. Prices heirs division oC the lops
held ~ partnership If Robert Means and VIM Price pnr
uant 10 decree Of the superior Of cbancery Of The
Richmond District IN suit between Means executor AMI
Prices heirs ADD others u term last con-
sstiug OF the following tracts which Gecseed 10 The
heirs ot William Price, deceased, viz.
Survey f7GG containing $685. acres living IN the a.,
tiers OF e east or Ot the Little Miami river Survey 55Os
Of 49, acres the of Blues Survey 5sO2 81
icres on the waters Of Mil and Boxes creeks Survey sf
Of i28 acres, the Of Mll creek Survey 5O 81
OOO acres Blues creek Survey 5lq9 Of 1888 acres on
Blues creek Survey 572g, Of 1857 acres on lie ,stes ~
~ Boxes cieek Survey L652 Of go acres on fiv rnn ~
err creek Survey 55s7 sf 1907 acres on tic aers Of
Mil and Boxes creeks Survey 1882 OF acres on the
waters ri Paint creek Entry No.1n3O Of IOOD acres az
the SciotO river Survey 917 100 arre on The ,,sto
Of Rush creek Surveys f00g7 1927 fOz99 OF gy -
acres, the waters ufhe Scoio riser Survey No b2g5 al
200 acreson breaches creek Survey iS2 of 800 acres
The waters of tie west fork Of Scot0 Survey 5f.
100 the waters Of ircaChes
1000 the weters OF Big Miami river. Survey 5i7
" 1000 acres, Treachc creek Survey 5S7g ~ 3ssf
acres, the waters Of The Sc0to and fof,
side Of survey 57 the ofthe Scioo river
The creditors may bid 10 the Of their respective
cain after paving the due Meanss executors for
taxes, y small VIM DspdridOo;s orpbaoe
claims be FIST paid, and one-nfb Of acurt &C
sales 90 he paid The widow OF VIM Price GeccuseJ in
Of her dover in the said lands.
The purchaser 10 give bond aid good security,
lie 10 remain uncouYeyed until the purchase shall
paid. by order Of VIM OUvAL I. WIN. u. P8IoE.
March n. ips-Wsw Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
NEW FASIn0NS

lust received and opening At the Store Of MARY
- SOUIHGATE, an extensive assortment of Hats 4 BON
nets Of the fashions, surpassed in neatness
or elegance among them black aud bite Legorn
velvet and straw bOnnet cbncls aud beaver great
variety OF feathers Of the handsoest and fashionable
olo plaid ribbons brads, curls, white wreats and other
head Ornamens wadding and trimming for peses hair
nets and frizetteS caps, capc coIarcts c0rses; Ma
cssar Russia and antique oil, which greatly contribute
The elegance OF the head well the color Of the hair
Qurks essence Of Tyre for changing light red Color red
hair to dark brown black and many other articles nie
Millinery line too numerous TO enuIbcraie.
On handa few ready made PEJISS ES--Aliof which she
determined TO dispose Of on tue terms log
cash.
Leghorn Straw B0nnets cleaned died and trimmed
GTMANTUA-MAKIN6d done in tic newest fashions and
NJ The shortest notice.
November IS. 5s-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05

existins couniervalling law OF the United
States. In concluding his remarks, the writer
says" since the existence of this misunder-
standing, we have had time enough To see the
effect which our measures of constraint have
produced upon the Americans-that of con-
frming them immoveably in the resolution
they have taken How, indeed, can it be sup
posed that they will renounce it,? On the one
maud, we have seen that 1t must be Il matter
oil indifference to them to remain as they are,
or 10 restore the Intercourse Ia its former
footing; for the difference in the duties
amounted for their ships TO total prohibition
of trade with France and on the other. as
they have already made treaties witt, the prin-
cipal powers OF Europe on the basis they
propose to us, how could their government,
even It they should desire it, consent to treat
with us upon more favorable terms? If then,
III accepting the propositions of the United
States, our sailors, with the ability which, as
soon as the government will permit, they win
not fail to evince, would be- again adnaitted to
partake of the advantages of enc uf the prin-
cipai branches of commerce which France
can prosecute, (amounting in imports and ex-
ports Ia us or 1o0 millions annlially,) what
obstacle should longer prevent treaty which
should open the ports of the Union to our
faS! lhope IT is not the shame of retracing
our steps In quarrel, of which we sh all finish
ny bearing all the wreng and all the disastrous
consequences, If we obstinateIy persist in re-
Jectns the means of Cancellation yet open to
us. Do we desire, like reasonable people, to
terminate the controversy Let us hasten,
then, to treat directly in France with the mi
MISTER whom the American government have
KEPT there for some years past, mainly with
view to this important object
.Ve,o York .1fer. .qas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
DARING ROBBERIES

HUNTSVILLE, (Ala.) Feb. 92.-On the eve
ming of Thursday last between the hours Of
six and seven O'Clock, the clearinghouse OF
the Planters 81 Merchants Bank IF HUNTSVILLE
was broken open by some daring villains, who
succeeded 80 far as to carry on about S $3.50.
principally in notes the bank
From several circumstances there is little
doubt but false keys were used, and that in
this way the Cashiers desk was opened, in
which he had put the money, which had been
used about the business of the day, intending
alter returning from supper to- close the days
accounts, and TO place the money in an iron
chest, which was his general practice.
An entrance into the house was made by
forcing open back window, through which
the robbers made their way into back room,
which opens into the banking room, where
stand the iron chest and cashiers desk. The
gently who effected this robbery, literally de-
serve the name of light fingered, as they left
about s 900 in specie, in the same desk from
which they took the notes, untouched.
There is little doubt but the servant who is
kept about the bank, was concerned in the
businessman gave intelligence to his com
rades of the absence of the officers Of the in
stitution, and thus enabled them TO effect their
object. Whoever they are, this is certainly
not their first effort, as great experience and
skill is manifested IN the whole proceeding
They attempted TO open the iron chest also
but the key which they used for this purpose
did not effect the object for which it was in
tended.
On Monday, three white men, VIM. Muir.
rells, who lives in this town, - Mahon, and
- Jackson, citizens ofJacksOn county, " ere
apprehended on the confession of the servant
TO the Bank, and other suspicious circumstan-
ces, and the evidence against them examined
before Themas llumes, Esq. a justice Of the
peace, when MuTreIl was discharged, and the
other two gave bail to appear before the JUS
tce on Tuesday next to undergo further ex-
animation.
On the night after the robbery OF the bank,
Obadiah Jones, Esq. bad s 1900 of notes of
different specie paying banks stolen out of his
pocket-boOk while he slept. The pocket-boo
was in bis coat pocket, his ceat on II chair inn
mediately at the side Of the bed on which he
slept, and Il pair Of pistols ON the cOat-yet,
notw outstanding all thcse intimidating circum-
stances, the thief bravely dared and bore of
his prize in triumph.
We believe suspicion is completely at fault
with regard to this Transaction. The pcrpe.
traitor Of the deed escaped from the room
without exciting the least alarm Mr.. Jones
did not know, until he had missed his money,
that he had been honored with the company
OF a visitor.
An interesting article appears in the Amer
can of yesterday, entitled, Reflections Of ia Mer
chant Of Hdrrs, upon the situation Of the com
mcr0laI relations " France with the United
States. The writer transcrihes that part of
the Presidents Message which alludes 10 the
SUBJECT, and examines the nature Of the die
ietrncts at present, as wcil rs previous 70 The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
1yRUSI SAIE,-

GEEEAbLE to the provisions deed oftrus executed
10 the subscriber by William BonduraBt and Martha his
wife, which is duly recorded the office of Cumberland
County for purposes therein mentioned, shall proceed
sell on the premises for cash the 5h dOy IF p merit
certain tract parcel Of land situated lying being In
he counties Of Cumberland and Pobsts containing 6y
late survey FIVE bpned and FIVE acres which said tract
lard Is part OF greater tract formerly owned 10y p
Camerayne, or so much Of the said lard will he
cn pay the due and the charges attend
ing the execution Of said sae-conveying such title only
vested IN the subscriber trustee.
L. II. MOSBY, Trustee.
Pow hatan, March22. fO3-fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
m -; HM q Lo'INN has JUS RECEIVED variety OF

w NJ H. f1FLWhYLSONN has iusl a variety o,
w Books, on different subjects. viz ~
hLLiulON. Family and small Bibles. gilt and pajn
PRAYER books HYMN books Erskines internal evidence
refuge confession of faith and the Preye
Ran church5 Leland Revelation; GetIlsemane; Bible
Laws. Revised Code IIenugs Justice F.; MunCord,s
teoris ma General Index Philips Evidence; Espnass
on r'uSce ;SwansiOns Chancery Reports; Eas Report,
Bacnn's AhridgIn nt f''
MEDICINE. TEACHERS nispersutory Edinturr Ame-
Iic"i ana ie''ic"i DiSpens. tories; Medical Dictionary
t, is prniami Thomas Praciice; Domestic Medicine;
Nhipn'ln's Iheapeutics; Paris's PbarmacolOgia.
toEiRN. The TWO Foscari, Cain Mystery and Sar,lap
quilts by Lord Byrun; GuaSeppiHo odofried Tappans
:>LS, &c The Pirate; Mourning Ring; Minstrel
1--we ;O"yhiicr Solitary Vasrius Annals Of the Parish
Sn'incTS Queen OF scots; NaldgravoS Memoirs Som.
c"s NttiSi Peey Anecdnlrs Waldclave's Memoirs &C.
hf+NiEWS. EdinlUrg Review, No. XXI. The suh-
Icir numbers. ~ W. S away
REESS CYCLOPEDIi. The last vol of plates is a,riv
90 inns completes the work. The publishers in their en-
aa'o's ~ hnh ais must srtensivy us.f rok have neces
'ys"Jefcd fhe'.lvS 10 many Pe,tniary
Yha earnestly sdH on the subscribers to tpe up fb,ir rernni
0oo aud to Pig the balances due sohoutioss of TING
-'alch -. 10B-wGIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
PREcoCIrY DE TOWNS

Hamburg isa place which started into existence since
me ID OF July last when tn. first was raised 1t is
situated Immediately opposite Augusta, the Carolina
sac OF savannah river About 1900 bales Cotton
oen brought here since the LIST OF
oi gonos Us sold readily to the s. Carolian The steam
boat Commerce. carrying about 600 of cotton herself
mo-" under weigh direct for Charleston which place
wiz reach IN abou days and boats are build
ins tor this new and direct trade"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
NOTICIE-

CToLEN Of the stable ~ Pow atan Courihouse on m,
- night Of the 2ist March, n sorrc mare about FIVE fee
high star in the forehead, her bind ANGLES have eu
by her shoes she tos we'll aud carries her head toerab
straghi she Is about seven or eight wears old Anv rma
ton Of the said mare will be thankfully received bv IL,
subscrn living a Powhstan Courthouse and person
WI" viii deliver the said POWhaan Court
house will be rewarded FOR their trouble
April q ruG-4E DAVID LIE SUEUP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
! MERCHANT MILL ron SAFE

NI.sA hEhCHANT MILL FOR SAIIE.
ss,}iH The subscriber offers sale the FALL StpHG
,11fs MILLS in the county OF Buckingham. The hill
no1s spacious brick buiding foryeeht by fty he,
er auached TO tiS properly is brick cling
~ thirtysix feet With brick mcal-hose ice
house, milcr and coopers houses &c. Connected viii, IL
tract cft4re HUNDRED and eighteen excellent
Kitchen Scnd situated within half mile OF the mill Tn,
advantages possessed by this property render exceedingly
valuable. The mill is situated Immediately on the hank Of
James river, within mile of Warren and so con :
ucied That boats receive their loading directly from IT,
~ deemed unnecessary into more particular
description OF te propery,as is presumed one would
buy without sceingtit.
Ihe Terms viii be made accommodating nurcbaser
credit for reasonable number wears will he give
upon The payment being secured in satisfactory manner
JILL the above property be sold TO the 81 Of
Nay next, will then he for and possession given @
fst July. TD1I!SD ANDEIicaN"
Richmond. March 10. iOl-,S5y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
LAND FOR. SALE-

VIE subscriber is still anxious sell that beautiful resi-
ueIce about "f mile from Gainesville, Immediately
on the main road, present possession of MIR
CTS aths There are about 81 under good fence
ana u Is believed that place Of its any
ges overi being wen calculated for private family and
rendered more desirable Ivy the exceency the water
Persons wishing purchase mayrget bargain by can ,
Dr. Wharton, or MI. lanes Jennings Cartersye Ell
ther o' whom is authorized TO make sale Of the same
~, 90 III. IL. MONTAGUE.
Ih'''n ~ I05-Mi,xs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY-


hE summer session will commence on The ed of Apri
n INST. and close on the 30h September next Those dis
pse 10 SEND pupils to this institutions, requested
yer theh at the commencement of the The public
sener are not aware ST the arising
ne edcheI and The serious loss the student mat
e'Ioh 10 lis circumstance For tuition : 40 per annurl
OF Ior session = 90 House library fee p,r
anom or ) per session Board, including ashng SOg
per Snnun or 90 per session. he paid advance Each
lp Is to furnish his bedding the steward can accom-
ihoate hirl Tor the additional of :, per session.
ne trustees wish to employ assistant who is good
mn.neniaucihn, and can teach the Latin. II will also I.
part Oh MS dcy To teach arithmetic wiring readnr
Engh.h CORRECTLY and elegantly, objects demanding ler
pVuar attention Application win he made MF. Z. /.
" HianeIy, president of the acadCn,v,
JOliN II. BERNARD, President.
JOHN TAYGOE,
CHARLES c. ThLIAFERRo Tr,s-
JOHN TAYLOR, Jim. ifces.
Apr :. ,os e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
TRUST SAIE


by virtue ola deed of trust made 20 the nv the
late Mr. Harry He, dated the 25,h day of June 1920
smd o. record In the county court of Chesterfield
VIII on the premises Tusday tke liza av Of
nr sell by auction the lot land i'm Manchester dis
ngushed by the number orner, owned and occupied
ny andrew Nicoson dec. There is lot com,nodious
twostoy dwellng-house and all useful GU, houses with
wen OF water IN the yard Opehaf Of the purchase money
20 De paid down In cashtwelve months for the other
nam bearing interest from tire day purchaser 10
give negotiable note and deed OF trust on tue properly
for the latter half. CHARLES COpI AZ m y
February 26. a5y,,,is "
VIE subscriber being about TO take voyage Tor the
cement OF his health leaves William Leigh ESQ Of Hal
lax county Virginia. his attorney fact with full power 10
represent MN in all whatsoever. Thomas rton
OF farmvie, will continue business Of the
BL.arre Estatc in his behalf Executor Of the late Mrs
Judith Randolph JOIIN RAMON pr "
.e vi 10. lOl-w4w Of ioanoke
BURR MILESTONE MANUFACTORY.
VIE subscrioer successor 10 White. Davidson x Go. and
., ;r son SMELL Of Richmond respectfully begs leave
10 iporm the public, that he continues to
oruer ana mas now hand handsome
made neatly finished, and WARRANTED French Burr Mil
Stones which he will dispose prices suitable TO the
times Orders will be thankfully received and promptly
executed Country produce prices negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed, will be taken payment
JAMES SMELL, isth Street, Richmond.
-ScIlcu,"er -. 39-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05

VIA AGON LAND FOlt SALE.
AFlNT determined n remove the south shall dis.
pose OF the tract OF land which live, in Caroline
county, very REASONABLE The lies about
three miles Of Rowling Green and contains 7e3 10y
cent surveyneariy all fiat iand and of quality
on the ryerAbout so tract is low grounds
on the river side of which bank has lately
up TO secure IL from humiliation. No in this
part OF the country combines adyantagcspersOns
however disposed TO purchase will view Judge them.
selves II sale Is made in time, privilege will be given the
purchaser TO seed What hiS fall IL subscriber will
SOW the ground prepared, and sell IL with the iand
Possession will be given first OF January next perhaps
sooner n required. ALLEN APPERSOS.
Oct. 10. -tr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05

FOR SALE,
"a The COTTON FACTORY and

ssHA MILLS, in the lower end Of Louisa county known
st4 by The name of Western. This property on the
above the city OF Richmond, and acres over
one hundred OF excellent land, with large
Gently built ofeAcelent brick and ihly
cardng and rowing machines, picking machine apd All
The necessary tools for making machinery. very strong
Stone dam is erected the mill house Is
built of wood two stories high contains two pair of
stones There is likewise SAW MILL the premises
new brick weiiinhouse two stories high feet
wing 10 by 70 feet, together with
The above property is situated in healthy and agreeable
heighborlood ami well worth the gentlemen
wishing Ia pursue the business OF either wheat
or coun and will he disposed Of reasonable terms.
III Should not he sold privately before first tay Of
January next twill that day If fair Otherwise the
fair day, he sold at public auction the premises
JOHN SHELTON & co.
II Mr. John Shelton or Mr. Anderson Rowles both living
near The premises fully authorized any
person wishing TO purchase. j. s. 4 CO
November Is.
~ The above property not having been sold, is offer
ed at private sale. j. S. 4 co
January 10. 75-vtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05

In 9p,);o Co,,,,,, r-o,,., t,y., -.
nsa BsANcii and Nancy his WIFE formerly Nancy
Mary Clements Elizabeth Phillips formerly Elizabeth Gle
Clements George owen and Fanny his %e. S,ns"i.
D ,r Which said Nancy Mary Elizabeth Lucy
deceased. N'e" anu a'''riou'ees oil sham Clement!
against
Clements dec Joseph Clements Isham Clements Tbomss
Wcodson and Martha his WIFE formerly Clements Juis
tina NJ and Judith children and distributes of Ishsr,
Srment dec Tslbsrt Phillips, Richard Phillips Eliza
Lucy Phillips Polly Phillips and Nancy Pbili;ns y hI IA
surviving s an ss tsy TG aud Nancy
1rmery sarah Clements one OF the distributes OF Isham
emen kesecea Clements Henry Clements, Harriotr
ssoIss sn Se sn which said neeeeea
lam o,een's dec who was one Of the distributes OF
, The defendants Isham Clements, Thomas Woodson and
p;,, ms ME Judith Bryan Talbert Phillips Richard
Nancy Phillips not having their appearance and
security according TO the act Of Assembly
h s & ama 70 the satisfaction of the
n"' "ey are NOT inhabitants OF this Commonwealth:
OF tue compainans by their counsel is ORDER
Ell. that said isham Clements Thomas woodson and Martha
bis wife, Judith Bryan Talbert Phillips, Richard Phillips
SnM osoone Lucy Phillips Polly Phillips and Nancy
Philips do appear here on the fourth Thursday May
neA' and answer the bill OF the compliments that
SHpy o TINS order be forthwith published in Of
spaper printed 10 Richmond or Petersburg for
months suecessve aud that another copy posted nj the
front door oil the courthouse ON two successive
. Aeopy-Teste J.T.LEIGH, G. A. G.
March -. 1O5-wswA
II nm lJuunty AZ
Il 2ist 1922 ~ 'Ao
Henry w. Lockcu p,o;,,;ef-.
4gainsf "'"'V-
Jesse Woo,ison, Elizabeth wooison onI rossnh vv<
son, ' ~ ' ~, f' :" ooN-
This tiay came the pIapt;r bv p;.h., Ogsnnan
Esq his and II oppearin, a, ,ir s1ts
court 1.-THE defendant Jesse Woo,son :; , on Si tn
tant Of this the motion of the nain bv b;s
torney aforesaid IL decreed and ordered Inv The cr, ,h,
he appear here before the bir Th,r,a r., r
next and answer the plaintiffs bill and rive securi,y %
performing such decree MS the court r,y - b.a;
that copy this order be or,by;,b ;nssr,a m anu
paper published The city of Richmond and co,; VS.
months ,ni H.. ''u eo','ue" lot
up of the corbonse oS ,h Py "e pos'eu
June A COW Teste 'u"y :"
March 81. Ioi-wsw mo O coGpIrI N r.
XTIRGTNIA :: Al a Snner;or Court -; 49, -
The Can;,oi j., H. ri SouI OF Chahcery holden at
1satW F " 'e S'y Vi iuehmonu, the 18th OF March
wealth af VIM; Esq. a'orney general OF the commons
late attorney General Vi 'H'P Noroofhe Nicholas
dcaiusf TH'
John Richard and Rotor Ch,,,,,;o .-,..,. r. ,4,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-05
JOHN L. COOKE,
ATTORNEY .AT I4U,

WILL regularly attend the courts in umberand Pow
w hsfsn ard Coochiand counties.
Scotsyiiic; Pew batli,, alarta ~ tGc--ay8w