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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-02

A singular alteration has taken
place in the papers of New Orleans,
in which one party charges the other
with endeavoring TO form an interest
inlmica' to the pcrmanency of the uni
on, and with determination to estab
lish the throne of Louis XVIII in chat
country. We never dreamed before,
that we had kings So near US. If his
Bourbon majesty thinks proper to pay
us visit, and behaves as well as the
ex king Joseph Bonapartc, will leave
his crown behind him, and be content
with the fair honest shake OF the Anne
rican hand, we have no doubt of his
ho,pitable reception. But if it is the
intention OF his majesty TO play US n
Spanish trick. he had better stay at
home and read his own telegraphs; he
would End armies starting up like Hy.
dras. He will find in the U. States,
an alliance. we trust, as cunsecratcd
and as holy as the one of which bis
majesty is a memher-confederatcd
for his destruction. - Chronicle.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-02
LITTLE FALLS. Sent. II

.9N,ct;ag .4ccideat---On Thursday the
18th inst as Mr. Charles M'kenzse with
others, was engaged in laboring on the
bank of the Erie Canal, about 4 miles
below this, the bank suddenly broke
away, and overwhelmed him with mass
of sand. He was entirely dead when
taken out moment after.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-02

Preparations are making at Albany,
to celebrate the day on which the first
boat shall enter the waters of the Hud-
son from the Great Western Canal. The
Corporation of the City have appropri-
ated $500 towards the expenses of the
celebration. 1t is expected the Canal
viii be open in ten or twelve days from
this time.
The great stone aqueduct across the
Genesee river at Rochester, is now
completed, and it is expected the water
win be let in soon.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-02

The Norftr., Herald says--"We
learn that the spirit OF speculation is
busy with The article of -four. We hear
that all of that article in the Richmond
market has "changed hands. rand that
extensive contracts have been entered
into for future supplies. What can
have given rise to this new hustle in
the -four market? The calculation of a
long war in Spain, or something of
greater moment that has not yet leaked
out"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-02
ATTENTIONS.

vIvHE Company under my command, is order.
j ed to parade at the usual place. ON sATUR.
DAY NEXT. the 4th inst. at IL o'clock A. NJ.
y. HUNTER, Capt.
October 2.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-02
PaIhApELpHrA. Sept %.

On Saturday morning, between Q
and 3 o'clock, the neighbouFhood OF
Ninth near South street was thrown
INTO considerable state of alarm bv
an explosion, and the instantaneous
demolition OF the eastern front of a
three story brick house, 10 Ninth, next
the corner OF South street. The cast
ern and southern walls, together with
the floors, closets, furnitures, Sc. were
thrown OF the pavement and into the
the adjoining yard a heap OF Iuins--
The houses Immediately contiguous,
were slightly injured.
The house was occupied bya French.
man named J. NJ Roult dc Nom.
bray; he resided there several years.
and was considered to be in state Of
mental arrangement. Ills body was
found lying under the ruins near bed
His head was much injured and his
body severely scorched. He had no
clothes on bin. The Coroner held an
inquest over the body: they returned a
verdict that he ''came 10 his death by
being blown up with powder, in a
state OF mental arrangement, in bis
own house" He was inferred on Sa-
tnrday morning in the public burying
ground,
Two Bank Books OF his were found
Il appears from the one kept with Mr.
Grard's bank that he had there bal
lnce in his favor of 5000; and in the
United States Bank balance of up
wards of p 200 Free. Journal.
The following melancholy statistical
account Of the GLASGOW Bridewcll is
taken from new publication from the
pen Of Mr. Nj Clelland----a book which,
we believe, has never reached this
country, the passage we extract from
the Kingston, Jamaica, Chronicle
"Inl622 there were S32 persons in
generated for debt in the Jail, of whom
Al were for debts from q. Cd. 10 los
10 for debts not exceeding 81; 217
not exceeding 20; ll3 not exceeding
30; III from % 10 -b20; l2l irom
90 to ESQ; and 81 above ESQ.
In 1922, 1850 persons were corn
nitted to the jail, for .de!inquencies -
and during the same year, 1910 per-
sons were committed to BridewelI -
Il mast be very distressing to the
friends OF reformation to be informed
that during eight years ending 3Ist of
December, 1922, there had been 1898
persons imprisoned in Bridcwell, elias
SIZED as fol!ows:-For the first time,
1886; cd time. 1884: Sd, $50; 4th,
655; 5lh, 497; 9Th, 447; 7th, 1856; Sth.
297; OH, $50; 10Th. COG; llth, $50:
12ih, rs; Bah, l56; l4,h, az; 18Th.
1l5; 18Th, lO5, l7,h, 80; 18th 81;
10Th, II; ooh, 50; olst, 55; god, 40;
23l, 46; 24th, Al; 25th, 80; Goth, 27;
9Th, %; 28th, IS; 29th, IL; 30lh. IL;
3i>t, 7; sd, 5; 53l, 4; 3lth, 8; 35th,
q; 36th, 2; 37th, |; 36th, l."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
Valuabie Real Estate for Sale.

VIE tract OF land which subscriber resides in
tue county of Bedford, miles from New London, 4
mile from the Academy, aud II from Lvnchburg, containing
about $500 acres between 800 and f0l cleared the
balance in woods-the whole of first land
except 40 or 80 acres and that excellent grain This
land Is very heavily mbered lies remarkably wc and is
nney watered' The improvements extremely valuable
and agreeable. ~
diso-A tract of land lying Staunton river in The
county OF Campbell, called tie Bowling Green within IS
miles OF Lynchhurg, containing 1000 acres OF WIFI about
a0O acres are cleared large portion which first rae
bottom land admirably adapted the culture of tobacco
Fhe plantation is in fine order well waered and healthy
rue oaiiee OF the land IS woods and due proportion
Of ~ tobacco land of the FIRST quality.
AnotIer tract OF land IN the county bell on
creek, about three miles from Lynchiurg containing
acres very small portion cleared, which fresh and
IN hne hear-Ie remainder rich toacc co land of
the brst quality and is heavily imbercd the wosd IN this
tract IS source of considerable protwe watered and
several excellent mill seats
nave several other tracts equally valuable. tedious
TO describe five lots in the of Lynchhurg tLree ON
tue main street and On the Hill. "
Inc subscriber invites capitalists view this valuable
property, which he offers for sale most
er's small proportion ofthe purchase money will be
required IN hHd AMI credit of one, three wears
VIII he gwen TOR the balance further particulars an
pcauon may be made the subscriber New Lonon
or IN case OF my absence Mr. Irvine near the
pace. WILLIAM IRVINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
FOR SALE.

AN the 18th OF October 1925 TRACT OF LAND IN the
- county OF Halifax, containing 400
ABOUT 4VO oil which river oItie first oalttv
Tue bg lands are generally good well timbered and wa
ereu. rms and lies about eight miles south OF the
Eonoke which Is navigated with entire ease and safety
me estate nns all the usual improvements it, large
houses ana buildings for and other domestic pur-
poses me tract may he divided into
OF the purchase money will he required i'm hand ard ,b.
oce IN TWO equal instruments, falling due
Also. TRACT OF LAND in the said county, two miles
above the aforementioned tract, situated on the south side,
OF Dan river, containing $50 acres of which about 100
are river bottom OF fine quality and creek
Do.om winch require but little expense render them as
valuable as river bottom this tract there is
terry across Dan river The terms for the sale of this
o and VIII be the same for the first mentioned tract of
land Possession will be given at Christmas but
SION w be granted the purchaser any
which he wishes for crep the ensuing year
PAUL CARRINGTON
CLEMENT II. DARLINGTON,
July ~. ., su' "eS-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
PUBLIC AuCTI0N

virtue Of deed of trust subscribers by
1 Harry lleih and Ann his wife and BENJAMIN Sbepnnd
anu Sarah IT, his wife bearing date the 2ist day Decem-
Der 1870 aud admitted TO record in county court of
10 michael w aocock his heirs assigns sew.
er sums oi money therein particularly described will be
sold public auctions before the front door OF the
Tavern in the city of Richmond, Wednesday 18Th
dayloi OctoDer next, between the hours of O'Clock A.
and o'clock r. NJ OF that day ready money one certain
Undivided third part Of tract Of land known by
Ithe DEEP nun COAL FITS, lying and being in tue
county OF lenrco the whole containing 1850 acres
more or ess-adoining the coal lands Daniel Burton
ana others in the said county, being the property
conveyed 10 the said Harry e and Benjamin Sheppard by
inueniure of bargain and sale between Michael w Hancock
and Sopi" his WIFE and the said Sheppard Hehor
so much thereof as will he sufficient pay amount due
on two notes now in default together with the interest and
the cost of executing this deed.
@. j. MACMUR 30,
THOMAS TAYLOR, trustees
SeptPnber 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
LAND For SALE

w oe sold, agreeaby decree OF superior court
NJ chancery for the Richmond district wherein WIN.
@ ~ administrator of William Price deceased plaintiff
% ehIy banks aud others defendants. a credit of one,
w and three years. by the CHARLES
iinneii, or either OF them. Giles Sourthouse,
IoIh any OF November next, that being day-if
air otherwise the first fair day-to the hi bidder the
'owing tracts land lying in said county, wit:
iVoo acres situated mile north Of the fDrd
creek, branch OF New river and on Nahans ridge and
no waters o Big and Little Beaver creeks, waters of Pr
ey river 1000 acres Joe's ridge, and chiefly in the
ork OF Pney river, branch New river 500 acres ON the
side of Laurel creek, lying between said creek
SharperS Knobs 500 the northwest side of the
nenu waters o Glade creek; $50 acres on Glade creek
me purchasers will be required give securi-
" u the commissioners OF either of them.
Bv order orS CHARLES ARBUCRLE, Commits
JAMES PINNELL, sioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
MARSHAT.'S SAJ.E

pursuance OF decree ofthe superior Of cancery
tor the Richmond district pronounced on the Igtb ,y
OF tebrusr. 1923 in The case OF Clarke Peasanis
sh on FRIDAY the ION day of October next offer Tor SALE
TO the highest bidder public auction Tor cash on the
premises tract OF land lying in the county vi Coco
on me walters OF BeaveTdam creek, known by the name OF
tie Forest Tract it being he tract of land pur-
chased OF VIM H. peasants 10y Isaac w Pleasans except
my acres OF said sold by said Isaac W. peasants 10
aeS PleasaniN jr which said fifty were taken from
that part OF the tract adjoining the lands James Pleas
ANS aHd Others" leaving go SALE
o"ie to commence at IL O'clock Should the named
'ay prove to be Unfair the sale will made the first fair
"aS thereafter, Sunday excepted. The land descri
Ell lies IN an agreeable neighborood, within sIiI- Of
james river and within IS miles OF the city OF Richmond
well watered and has goo for the ACCOM-
mediation OF a family, all in good condition.
J. GUERBANT, MS G. c. X. ID.
September .. 85tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
RUMFORD ACADEMY

VIE subscribers present themselves pnblic on the
present occasion with all the confidence, that n desire
10 give general satisfaction convey The present prin-
cpa Mr. L OFlaherty, beng about TO retire from his
sl'uaon which lac has repeatedly filed with much credit
10 Sei and benefit 10 has pupils his homes 10
add 10 ms well known zeal aud assduty, the
ueirvu from t'geify gears sreieice, principal of long
academy and iaerly professor Of languages
proessons who have been his pupils and in
lions MIR Ruin his part thnks il ouy necessary 10
JUS assurances TO the parents aud guardians who
NAV pease 10 raironSe this establishment, place
IN him ANA the principal that their wishes shall
De attended io and every exeriion made
a. usein n u ever has been and other In the state
IL. uuteS VIII reconmence the 27th October next
continue III oist December: will be then suspension
OF he s'uueS until 10th of January which they
We resumed ana Continue, with the exception of
months vacation, until 18th OF the following December
Terms tor tuition SO Tor board IO0to be paid quar-
'etty III ADVANCE EDWARD FERRIS,
sept. TO- SILT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
ENTIlE.

IL persons indebted Co ihe ife firm Of ALT 4 JOHN
son earnestly rs1uestrd come forward s.fti,
dna pay heir respective balances. either the subscriber
or 90 iHm Gait jon WhO Is duiv authorised TO collect
pay or transact any business az said concern.
WILLIAM CALF, Surviving partner
August 90 $50 ur Grlt & johnson
VIRGINIA AZ ituies holden IN tie CIera once of lie
5ulcriOr Court ~ chancery The Richmond di,irici
DE 25i duy of June. 1875
John robertson, esq. Attorney General Of The Conmpo
wealth of Virginia. PI
derirsf
Daniel Davisson John navsson David navisser peure.
yisson- Fr9uci, NrHH W. lttvssru, Andrew Ds,is,on
William Martin ard H. Ws-nJr ms
lhr ceendant Daniel DIVISION MT having entered h
appearance ana given srrury according The OF ~
'NtN "no tc fhe- a. iis court and b. enrur by
Y % deled ibHi thc sid defendant fo ruear here oi
iF ii oHF 90 tle nest tenn Hnd answer ffr hHi of Oh
Fin and that copy of This order be- forfhe th insert
Dol some nc~fpaper pnbi-bed 900 ihe civ of Rclm.nI
two months ucccsivey, and posted she font ,oir
Hc Capitol IN the said cit,
a ropy-resie, wM. " HENiNG. C. G.
September p sf-.sc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
FIFTY DOLLARS RENARn

k'Ok experimenting and securing him in Jail get
Nun aga II taken out OF the state twenty dollars If
taken in the state arriss who sometimes cas him
sell Jack Griffin free negro raised in the county Bed
lord state OF Virginia hold his indenures dated the 28
ciober, 1898 Said tack lIarriss was sold bv order of
buckingham courtto pay Jail fees purchased 10y Ste
phen F"ney from whom he shortly was taken m
the county OF Bedford lodged in JAIL which place he was
again Sold when became the purchaser This fellow left
e IN Fehrnary last Jack HaTTiss yellow fellow stont
made, aboui feet high, between so 40 wears OF are
processes To- lay stone brick when me he wore
large wh>kerS, which he Off; his hat had LOST
hall the brim; his clothing, believe dark mixed cloth
CLERKS OF courts where his indentures may recorded are
cautioned against removing them.
September TO- 3a-8t John p GRAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
PUBLIC SALE

virtue Of deed OF trust executed by William Crae
- dec to Francis H. Pova and the subscriber, the
vn gay oil May 1870, and recorded in the clerks Office of
fo"natah, Tor therein mentioned shall
sale To the highest bidder public auction the premises
or cash. on the 4t day nf October of land
lying i'm tue county OF Powhatan ON Appomattox river
containing 1910 acres, less, adjoining the lands
OIL benjamin l.. Meade William Elams estate, and Tho
mas tucker much thereof may satisfy the pupo-
ses oil said deed The title vested in the subscriber
conveyed 10 the purchaser.
August %. WIN. S. DANCE Trustee
u On the same day will be exposed public SALE
c all the remaining personal estate OF the late William
Cra deceased consisting of negroes horses hogs cattle,
corn, &c. &c wtdsF BY the Administrator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
SrOp IN q VILLAIN

X ANhW Ah on the "a .ast a muatto named NED,
low hut large breasted and strong made fellow
.e hoW-egsr has hcb full forehead, dark ewes holes
~ ns car, i"eraiy sharp chin, and bold open
MIe NUE. aud 80 Keen ariiGl fellow lie genieelly
an' Doubtless h' good silver watch with gold
or gilt chain, plenty money boots &c. He rode dark
grc mare about eci inches bigh in good order and
oh before, shoes nO much long and weIl.formed
a led with the gears upcn her shoulders and Inns scgr
on one shoulder, o. i, believed the rgt) high up on the
shoulder blhdt--vey thick bui not long aud tail she
spirited, nnd rides well. Ned well equpt for travelling
WIN bfar'sn, big coat with large cape Gc He is good
shorH"Atr house and miller can turn his hind
to almost any thing lie has probably altered hi, name OBJ
ainru nee pap's and viii uuemptto pas, free
"e Oler stte. viii give reward of one hundred ,io
lars FER Ned and dollars for the Innre II taken win
out e state md delivered TO me, so obtain
mem or half that amount IN either case If taken within
the Stale aud returned or secured Is aforesaid.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham cnunty, Va. Auo TO- ao,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
COAtU-NNKIN(i

TylE subscriber takes this method o., inform the putc
M" particularly Young men .f the above profession
who nave nooi"cned themselves in business pre-
partn 90 give constant emplyEient, and WI. give liberal
wages ~ eher branch OF his profession 10 worknen OF
seauy haos smith cnd painter get immediate en
pIoy upon application, letter or otherwise TO HE sui
croer ~ Charlotte Neehlenurg county =. c. An interest
work or si3ncing wages.
The high and healthy situation Of tho village Charlotte
anu surrounding country - aici.u Ia
induce en!grauis u visit IT. aud in addition that avn
hge u sca'c'y a. mechanics make, the price OF abour
more plenty. J. q; MoNErt
Charioie.N. G. Sent. - 37-u6vt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
CLOTHS s. CASSTNERES

JUST imported in the Ship Georgana at civ Point.
from Liverpooi-The subscriber is just receiving by
ne vessel lew packages of first rate blue black
areet from the manufactures of Thomas Sheppard and
husnh, bIoihers Co These goods ARE laid in the
consequently can make them up very moderate terms
ieuouhenu Them to his customers, others waBtiug
such goods from whom he respectfully solIcs n call
THOMAS LAMBERT, Merchant Tail
W "A handsome assortment of KEADY-MAnE CLO1 l.
every other article IN bis line, constantly on hand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
A SITUATION WANTED

A YOUNG MAN who has had the experience of several
year in private school seminary and would pdertnke
TO teach the Greek, Latin French English languages
gralnhacay Letters addressed w. j. NJ Union Mills
Fuvanna county, would with attentions aud any
required may he lad by reference To John Tim
berake jun esq major James agruder Of said place
September 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23

VIE subscriber offers for years
n valuable corr and the Roanoke RI
~ Norh Carolina lies in Mush Island Immediately
low me great falls at the river aud aj accent the
WSid0n where the canal terminates. The navigation
70 The island IS good for boats carrying 500
barrels 90 corn Nearly 500 cleared in mo
duc'ivc cultivation There 500 more 10 clear
which the tenant viii be permitted 10 advantageous
terms lie viii take his rent in in third nf
the produce from the lahour of least 20 hands II
Tor The present year rented Capt James GEE whose
manager VIII shew IL TO persons disposed view it
lie has another farm in the fork Of White Oak Swnnp
and ChichiIomiBy river, which lie would for one r
more yeHrs--lt IS n miles below this cit,-has $50
acres opened, and 100 sf very rich land vet To-
clear On he swamp and River, which tenant may
do on mutually advantageous terms the timber brinr
v.ry valuable. Colonel Burton is ihe tenant, End
his "vereer will hew the Land any disposed 90 rent
September -. Stiff JOS. rVErT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
FOR LIVERPOOL.

rrstfIS To ilie address Of VIM. Henry Giiaf with
liberty Of consignment the fine fast-saiig con
perc" copper fastesed A. ship LIVERPOOL Cam
George Bacon just arrived Warwick from Liverpool
WIN he ready 10 Commence loading morning
an with despatch having all her cargo eugaged but
80 90 hi. For which, passage having very
handsome accommodations apply To
$500 JOHN X WM. GILLIAT.
who orr for SALE landing from said Ship 1900 sacks
best Liverpool stored salt
SepIemheri Sp-ktN-lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
FOR SALE.

I"A valuable tract of land ormetiy the residence Of
.nhJor sam H. Snunders) on james River, adjoining
.e Town {" Jefferson and Jefferson Mills in Powhatan
County, containing 1921 acres Eighteen likely slaves me
women boys aud girls The stock OF mules, hugs cows
plantation utensils, household and kitchen furniture &c
s me crop OF wheat, and tobacco. For terms apply
le above property he sold before Monday the 9Th
H9N % oct nx will ON that dag, il fair the next
ldH u"y thereafter, lie sold the premises az publc
1uc'lon Terms viii be nHde known the day Of sale.
Tue c'eus win be very accommodating say two TO Eve
years iAMES BKANUElt, r.,
Manchesier sent 2 "' ,. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
a GOOD NOE.

WISH for the delivery the
as soon as practicable OF rnm twelve thousand feet
OF hack or Spanish oak PLANK, two inches thick
tan ten inches wide, and least twelve long 10
clear OF doat and wind shake. The LEI to
tue lowest bidder and proposals
of October. EDMUND PENDIEToN Inn
SIIIe lnf eIl,l. Dah.it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23

virtue of deed of trust executed the undersigned
- by Dr. II. ID. Anderson and wife, of date the 18Th of
June 1921 we shall Saturday the nth oocIo5er
IN me town OF New Canton for purposes OF said deed
gbest bidder for cash, the lot in said puTchas
by the said Anderson Of DIR. Thomas Nelson Wa shall
transfer TO the purchaser title $ trustees.
GEORGE NJ PAYNE, Ia
. WALTER L. FONTAINE. trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
NAILS.

SUPPLY the following articles constantly kent 70,
sale by the subscriber, below the Columbian Ito
tel, Cary Street, VIZ:
Cut Nails and RraCs all sizes, in kegs of so ia
200 pounds
Do Sprgs. in small and large packages -
Nail Rods, Hoop, Horse Shoe i Sheet Iron C.2
Rolled Steel for Gig Springs SO
MlckaTel in whole and half barrels
on for lamps, and Sweet Oil for screws
Wrapping, Writing and Letter Paper
Nova Scotia Blue GrindstOnes
Plaster THOMAS NAV
August %. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
LNto Lectures and LqiD hsiii,iie-

'1''t" UTIIt IIItU fIISTTIIIC.
fINOR ibe Information OF those distance the Fee no
L established l. ms follows wv
/. LAW lNSrirUTE-Tbis comprehends once foe,rn-
modGonS Use Of LHiU and MiSceinso, Libynr Dr,cfis,
y udiss t.ioate Examinations, PriuGts Lectures for three
months Pabiic Lectures far four mouths four times week
and membership in the Moot Court, which meets once N
week for six months This court organized all
rs court possessed OF Common Jurisdiction civil and
criminal OF CAancT Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction
Fee 500 per anuum
:. LAW lNSTlTUTE-For those who enter only
during the four months, OF public lecuing fee so 90
.. Public Lectures, and admission the Mooi Couri 40
J. tubiic Lectures alone,
8. Moot Court aione ~
Those of the profession and others, students OF
Law, l5
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23

TGMGy b00t 3 Shoe .Hanut OVERWHELMINGLY.
WE subscriber has taken the house three doors below
ms former stand opposite the Swan Tavern here he
WI manufacture Ladies & Ceotee', Fancy Boots Shoes
some figured Denmark Satin aud expects TO receive i'm
Few GAYS some very handsome coored Denmark Satin 6g
urea ana Pruuela-wbc, with his present stock of Pr-
nea Denmark Satin, English Kid Morocco and Sealskin
VIII make handsome northumberland canaot fail 10
please those who will favor him with their custom,
Sept Is. Sat- pump SpApE