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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22

"PEHv, Feb. e4.-fhe PeruA in Rcpuh
lie has sustained n loss in Callao, by the
Vaccinations efthe Spanish nrjsou ers Nhd
were cenlncd in the principal ,aslle.-
! They sa,eerded IN sfdueiug a pnh uf the
garfl'on, wl'o we're Portuguese ~ rr,olt
with IA promsr IA hr seat To the Rerl
Plate, whore they belonged the rnnsr
qrence MS, that the Spaals nts w. hoist
Z On tn sth inst fprlnunrl, by fhr,a
lor and activity of Admiral Gulsr, the
vessel, IN the barber were enahle Ia earapr
although n tremendous I've Vac open
I'd on them from The batteries 81 the cas-
tlc.n
PANAMA, April ST Gen. Bolivar wa.
1t TruNille his advanced guatd at paii.
silca he has undrr his command 1000
tulanbins and 2aNO Pcruian4. The
fepiment al Ta-idoris loo Strong sallrd
nom this pnrt on the cath, for Guayaqul
they WIRE accompanied hy aphre trans
purls, IN order Ia take IN 1000 men that
"crr ut Gaayaquil, and would proceed nm
mcdlaieiy afterwards iur Frnxlio.'
"SANrA MARTHA. Nay 80, Calao
has again fallen intp the hands of the Span
ilrds, through lrcachrry. Troops arr sru
ding of from all paris of Peru, aud fear
the affairs of thu patritos do not appear 10
prosper"
GINA, Feb. 81, 1924. The fortress Of
t,dlao WAS then und,.r Poru,i ian colours.
bui on the OH the Spanish lts was hoi~trd.
and Casa lilrgo, II Spaniard, who held the
tank OF Captain in the Kings army, and
had been imprisoned by the Patriots, ap
peAred as Governor, aud Mayano seemed
10 BIZ only second Gen, Rodll, from Pts
co, with about one thousand men, is exprc
led nj Gallao about the 2Gth The Peru.
Wan Admiral Gu,c, in the frigate Proirc-
tor Formerly Prncva) arrived on the 9th
and is blockading the harbour. There j.
no longer any President of the Peruvian
Republic, or any Congress the latter
| transferred all power IN B",,vnr ma Dieta.
| tor he bolivar accepted the office, an,
appointed Glen. NichochDa Ia be Gn,crnn
of Lima : there is no force sufficient {,
defend 1.-THE regular soldier, ci,iros, &c
amount to about | loo some goods ship
ped on the 7ih, but on the eighth di-cOn
tlnncd; and arrangement WAS subsequent
ly made with Casa Riego, 10 ship Englisl
property, paying duties amounting 10 III
teen aud half per cent. IN conscqrnc,
shipping goods commenced on the 9Th
but was prohibited, on the iGth, and has
continued sn in consequence of the appear
pearance of the Peruvian fligale Protrc
tor. Gen. Rodil stated, in conversation
with nm Englaliman at Pisco, HAT British
property would he respected. We dp not
expect couGscatiou rs Threatened by &c
neral Gantcrac last July, but heavy tia
iy OF about 80 per cent. In this dlsa-
greeabIe stale of Affairs al business, il AT a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22

".Nistahes ,eH hoppcn.'-In our anxiety
to serve our patro.s "ith the latest news,
and in the harry of business, we "ete led
into Il carous mistake yesterday. Oar
very attentive CORE ,pandeni of them folk
Gazette, forwarded us a slip containing En-
Iopean news brought by the t.lhe from
Galway. Nnhnut eHam'"inS II attentl'e
ly, we gars ii out" ii went Il press, and
1t was mol unt'i a small part OF or lnpr''~
sion WAS o. ked %, thai II WIS di-eo'ercd
that the ne,cS VS. gear otd The Ne"
York q ,zpltr, Ia slip r"ern 81 this NOM
ing, accounts for the mist Ike ia the follow
lug manner:
"A Lmgaatie Mistake. Yesterday 4
ficnd handed rs Galway paper al thr
10Th May. received per tive Eihc. Nnhom
CLOSE examination, We gave hw articles
from ii, and sent strips containing 'tem Ia
our sputhtrn correspondents since whlch
time il has been discover, d thai the Irish
paper vas printed in May, 1925! but
we regretto say, ton late to prevent the
republication al the contents n our post
script in tie southern states"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22

We are non oPeping he foAo,0ihg source
GOODS.
Snpcrfue black Cashmere for summer coats,
&C.,
Do plain black Mandarin Cfnpes,
Elegunt worked Az u kols.,
further snpply oi rich gnnze Bandke'ehiefs>
DO. do new STYLE Calicaay,
IInndaomc figured Cfnpes, nll colors,
Do. blhes Ifes De Maple Silk
Indin feather Fans, cttra s,se aud rctg eifgnrs
general assortment Of ladles' a-genilemcn.'
Shoes, al tho newest aud most inshiona
tle shapes,
Fashionable gauze Ribbons, which wG Offer
low Tor cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
June %. ts9i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
MMsNnic Notice.

ON Thnrsdny The 9Th Instant, il hcipg
~ the anniversary Of ST John tie Bnptsf.
The Rev III Ball will deliver Masonic Ser
mon NJ the Presbyterian Church, which viii
he followed by hn ogaiion by The Efrht " or
Sinful -, y q NJ .BeniGmin T. Owens
The members Of Marshall Lodge, No 80,
mud MI other breIhrcpol regular standing are
requested 10 Wrei nj ibe lial on That. dry
precisely At 0oeleck, \. ~. from whence 4
procession viii move To lie church nj ilia.
ringing Of the boil ay usunl, which viii an
nounrs The honc of service
ny order,
JAMES PENN, Secretary
Mmshall Lodge, NJ, 81
June Qlsl A l. 5s2i, a ID. 1921
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22

Twt, volumes ola ntw romance, hy The
author Of HE Wa>etl, novels, had been
printed of, and 1900 ,'pirs at the work
Subscribed for al a trtde sale 10 l!"pdhn.--
l.nnsmnn's hnusf aln.' had bespoke 1000
'pies. The story is Scottish, and The IN
t,it.nis are Supposed to have "'"4tr"d
II the year 1859, iftecn years d. ihc last
:t.iiioa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
C. % xy z NJ 8

Lottery aud Exchange Office, ia, Markets,
BALTIMORE.
Where The great capiia prizes i'm norm
THE LAST LOTTERIES were sold. ma
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED THAN Al ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from amy part Of the United States.
either by mail (post psid) or private convey.
ance, enclosing the cash or prizes in any of
The Baltimore lotteries. viii met the same
prompt' and punctual attention rs IL On per.
sonal application, addressed TO
y l. COHEN, ~ Ralfimors.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
LATE AND IMPORTANT IRON rERu.

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM fIRt.
BALTIMORE, june IO.--The schooner
Express, Capt. Chaytor, arrived here YES
tcr1ay morning in the very short passage
Of eleven days from Jamaica to the Capcs.
BY this arrival the Editors of the Anne
rican have received from tnrir correspon-
dents a, Kingston, Jam. tne Public Adycr-
User, Kingston ChreoicIe, aud Jamaica
Couranl, of the Goth ,ut. inclusive, from
which is extracted the following news Of
the fall of Callau into the hands of the Roy
alIsis The news was brought 10 Jamaca
By the cater Grecian Carthagcna and san
Ia Marlha-and, in addition to the inftlIl-
gence contained in The papers, We learn
that "A despatch WAS received NJ Jam lch
from the British Consul at Cri1mbia, ncn
ti0ning that Lima had actually been takcn
rs well rs Callao, by the Royallsts. The
Rpyaist force was computed al about 8,
900 men, bring about 1000 more thnn the
force of the Patriots. Another engage
ment WAS shortly expected To take place
and fears were entertained of the defeat OF
the Patriots. Troops were collecting along
the coast Of Carthagena, &c. 10 send, b5
way of Panama, 10 the South as fast as
possible,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
Ertract Of u letter 10 r gentleman in Phlla
gbiH.

"PAR1s. Spi) 27rh-Gcn. La Fayet'e
has concluded to "a = II United sIate~.
The cd qcntcnaa rs he il = a Is 70
express his fccliogs npua Tie occasion =
Hr, however, declines the hoa.r of going
Ia a nalieual ship, and " III axe passage IN
one Of the hayr packets. he j., net
eH;e certain " t..cr TIM he viii embark, but
thlnk sonny t.ne IN June Or Judy.
tPhH Gdz.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22

The Harrisburg (prnn) luteliecncer
states that ON Sunday last. the hhdy OF
Mrs. Floody, widow Of Waiter Floody,
was found suspended by q silk hanakrr
chief, to one .l the ratters of ti,r .h"nse in
which she had resided. She is supposed
to have been dtr EN- to this rash deed, il
consequence of her poverty. She had
three little children, tine oldest of whom Is
not more than SIX gears, who were Deepen
dent upon her labor for their sustrnance ;
and il is probable that their ,lies FOR food
may have driven their unfortunate mother
To this desperate extremity. -She always
bore the character of an industrious and
peaceahle woman, AID was highly respect
ed by her neighhurs But he had onre
been il easy circumstances, and misior
tunes, in Consequence, sat do"bly heavy
upon her: " ,eorh she could not, and t0-Jeg
she ,oaS ashGmtd'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
Grand and Splendid Drawing 2


NUIIFlIN . OF u TT, NINTkFI bf-
Baifimore, Nay %, 1894.
The most splendid drawing ever witnessed /
in Baltimore, will take place on 1hursday llr .,
24th Of NEXT MONTH, June, lay disiriLliu !.
from the wheels Of the GRAND STAT l.
LOTTERY Of Maryland, the following ms g
uihcen' capitals "
100000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars, 5000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars. 6 Of 1000 Dolls.
Besides % OF Sl0p, ~ Of So, and 227 of le
dollars, the whole payable in CASH, aud To-
be MI nMarded
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
IN one drawing only F.,

A. the present Interesting aud highly n,-
tfncliye period Of the GRIND state LOTTERY,
those moi yet supplied with tickets or shares
should make application without delay IN or.
dertp prevent disappointment, ms The tickets
are becoming scarce andtIe demand incrcps
ing,
~ Distant adventures nay with confidence
for"hrd lhrif rcmIiiepfts 90 COiiEN'S OF
fHE5 for il tllcif oriirrs should moi arrive in
time, HE amount eoelo5ed viii be returned
b he irsl mat, or if they so direct. will bo
invested IN sneh other lottery on hand ns ,bn
state Of The wheel in il mithi Justify
Whole ticket $50, may produce & 100000
Ilblf, 10, ma, pY0dnee 6oOun
Quarter. 3, may produce o5 ono
Eighth, Q 90, mny produce i2.Unu
To be had, w1rrailipd uudrayu NJ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22

IN pursuance Of an Ordinance Of tho
i Corporation uf Iypehburg, passed Tho
18th insi proposals IN writing will be rceeivs
ell by the snb.orher4 I'LL the 9TH day of nest
month U0ly) Tor improving 10y removing
earth 10 or from, ~ tho case may fequirc, mud
throwing up IN turnpike form, the following
streets and Alleys ~ the town OF Iynchbnrg.
To wit Water street, from the lower edge oil
hrsi street, To second street Fourth stree.
from sixth Ia fourth alley Sixth nlley, ffot,
the lower edge oi first street, 10 the limits oG
the town, westward Fourth ally, from ft.t
10 second street SECOND hliey, from 6r,i "a
Third street First nlley, from first Ia bird
street Third alley, from the second Ia The
upper edge of fourth street 0evcua ale, :.
from second street To- lha lnaiip 81 the town
westward, or rs far ne IL mny nj pDaost ho ia
use. Said prdpesalz u1ay IL deposited in tie
hnnhs al either ot the subscribers, who will
meet nj the Franklin HolcL ~ said town mt
le O'Clock, ou said day, when mud where, II
no proposnl Is accepted, they viii proceed by
public auction, Ia lei said improvements Ia
The lowest bidder The undertaken giving bond
with approved security Cor the faithful per
tormnitcc pi hi, contract, rs prescribed in
said UrdiunDre
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22

venerable lat among whose n3n1es i AZ
honor TO be numbered hey are The loHJw
ing persocs
John White. Noah Wheeler.
HUMPHREY Barrett, Nathaniel NWiing,
Peter jones', Henry fuugr.
J1seph Darby. Re-, bref;sK,
Roger Brown, sbmnrl Wheeler.
W illiam Parkmhn, Rrdii Jpnns,
fpInaim Br wn, EIeknI Nil =,
Samuel Melvin, John lloanrr,
fUhraln Fnriar, j. see Homer,
h"ajamln Clark, John Hniifiek,
James Cugsuell, BENJAMIN Ilnsmer.
Joseph Merriam, Elijah flosmer.
Rrnb,n Brown, Charles Miles,
Benj. Prrfcolt Abel Davis.
Ehenezer Hardy, Thaddens Blood.
We have be, ~ furnished with the follow
loving NAMES of persons nov living IN Ac
ION, who took part 10 the Concord Battle 10
E75.
H'rme Company.
Seth Bronkg, Serg. Jtlnes Davis,
Ephraim Billings .doEliifh Davis.
EphrHim Fnrhush, Moses Woods,
Benjamin Hayward Joseph Baker.
AARON Jones, Joseph thhn,
Samuel Temple, Thomas 1hrup.
Toiuafrcrs
Samuel Parlin, John I.amson,
Ahel conam, Snmu,i ilowms,
Benz. Brnhrook William Cutting.
John Oliver, Efis Chain.
What change takes place IN The world
during the life Of one indi,idool'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22

LA FAYETTE.-Thc Philadelphia u.
S. Gazette says:-We are happy to h'.e
it in our power to state that Gen. La Fay
cite has concluded to visit.this country i'm
ihediately. A gentleman who-is now in
France, says, in a letter of recent date,
have seen Gen. La Fas"tte several times
since my return he viii 90 10 the United
States, and will take passage In one Of thr
IIayre Packets"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
LATE FROM EUROPE.

NEW foRkJune 10.-Yesterday after our
paper was at press, we received our files OF
r 'enrh papers 10 the 18th OF May, brn't by
me ship Howard, Capt Holdtldse, FROM
llarre.
The ship Luciiiu, Capt Chandler. arrv
ed at Boston M Wednesday from Liver
pool, whence she sailed on the 18th Of Nav.
BY this arrival the editnrs ofthe Conimtr.
cal .Ideertiser have received from THEN
London correspondent, papers and Ship
P'pplng Lists of that city to the evening of
lhr / lh of May inclusive. They are also
indebted 10 their Boston correspondents
for nInnf shrrls.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22

must cut somebody's throat 10 day. and
whom shall take Shall il br Wallack,
or Yourself, or who % Woodhull asked
him what he meant "Why, ffnean what
| saw replied Booth. Woodruff then oh.
served that lie was grasping ger un-
der his coat and at HE very moment
Wallack passed dong. Booth made ppss
at him, bat as Noolhull called him III the
same instant, by tufaiog ~ nd, the blow
missed it, object Walack then rushed
into the street, and Booth after him and
Woodruff after hun. Booth gained up0n
Wallack, aud just as he was inaking a
plunge at his back, Waliaok ptaNidrniially
stumbled and fell, and Booth passed over
Inn. lie was then seized, disarmcd and
secured. In the evening he was taken IN
the house Of "A friend, where he is treated
with every kindness and attention. He
has become tranquil, and il is hoped thai
he will soon recover from this painftI
iudisposiiion. Miss Johnson, in BESIDE
mona, certainly ran risk OF being mur-
deere. by the jealous Moor in good ear
oest, aud may Ielictate herself upon her
escape.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
PaluabIc Reoi Estate For ,SoIe

yilE tract of land subscriber resides in the
cnihiy OF Bedford, miss from New London from
ne ad.my and Ii tro,a Lynchburg containing about
sco acres upwards OF 500 cleared The balance
Tue whole Of FIRST rae tobacco land except 10 SO
anu that excellent grain land This land is very heavily
iimbcIed es remarkably well, ami is finely waIered i
exceient spring. The improvements valuable
and commotovs, the Beighborhood healthy md
Also, tract lying Saunior riyer. in The county OF
Campbell, called ihe Bo,oiiag Green, within rs miles OF
Lynchbug containing 1000 about $50 cleared
large portion of whicn is first bottom land
oily adapted ~ the culture of tobacco excellent springs
very convenient To every part Of the plantation and
healthy the balaDce of the land in woods, and due pre-
portion OF IL tobacco land Il the first qualify
Aiso another tract in the county of Camphe on wv
Creek about three miles from Lynchburg, containing f71
acresa very small portion cleared which the re.
aainrr mostly rich tobacco first quality and
Is heavily iimoered. The wood tract is source o
cun.idrrable proht; we'll watered several
mil seats. Each IF the above coed repair
The above property will certainly sold in the course of
The sumnier-and so valuable properly is seldom in
lie SUBSCRIBER invites capitalists 10 view this valuable
perry, which IS offered for sale the
.erDs small portion of the purchase money will be re-
CURED III hand or AT tue time possession given and
credit OF and yearsand three tIe
balance--F0r further particulars, application NAV be
made To tue subscribers New London in case Of NV
absence, 10 Mr. Jesse Irvine, in The neig
may d. ISL WILLIAM IRVINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
BRADLEY, McCRERY &, Co

WgVtI.H U'npers, .'Iens Msrcers and Taiiors,
SEU eave TO inform the public that their rsi,s n; f
- IFS branches viii he conducted a. ,b i s, =, ~ a.'
mas n S,soey where Ne; constantly Keep on hand
compete assortment Of GOODS in their line nd ,he;r
charges Will be low any other bomss 1, ,t @
quo weraansp They have ali times every
and felisses, Navy aud Military Uniforms H. The. I
TO assure The public that exerons GA their %, RI ss is
wanting TO give general Satisfaction. ~ "
July 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD--

tTILL be given for oeiiv ring to MY OVERSEE fobc
w ers, near Gainesville, negro Ioen rom and iv
who runaway the ifh Instant fwrntv.fve
for either. Tom is likely mau rather above the or,,
W stature, about thirty or four years old with wise
SAINT countenamce. tiIBk The little finger on one ~ ia
bands iiJared tha be opcn entirely ~;
complexion rather light ur negto purchased him on
The 4th al last, al Brook CusbSs' Aucoo fro,
Thornton Alexander. lie from the estate Of NJ
beverly ESSEX Billy is about the ordinary stature l
rather down took, speaks slowly and hunjly al,pt ,b,
" years of age, purchased GoOeband court some wears
ago, FROM Utlcy's estate.
IL the above negroes either Of them he LODGED in tail
ne legal fees Will be paid RANDOLPH HAktISON.
June 90. f5-s,S.-,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
From fhs Trenton iH.J) EmPori.n,.I
WELCOME FAYErTE:

Welcome Fayettee
To the lana that was won,
In part 10y your vaior
From Slavery,s chain
Aud that well We remember
The deeds you have done,
You shall feel when you tread
On our green shores again.
Cur last sun shall set
Before we forget
With Washington's name
Stili 10 join La Eayetie,
Yes, the hero WIN bled
That our cline might be free,
As dear as the blood OF
Our bosom shall be.
When the storm-clouds Of war
Gatter'd black ia the west,
At the frst shout Ut Freedom :"
That bust through the gloom,
he LEFT the bri Z lat home
Youth aad beauty had blest,
Toleague with our fathers,
To SHARE In their doom!
And, when roli'd aiar
Was that tempest OF war,
Aud the Eagle triumphant
Scared proud DER each star,
He sought no reward,
No advantage 10 find,
But the sweet peace that virtue
lmprin,s ON the mind.
Then, welcome, Fayeiie,
And, while Gratitude burns
In hearts that have always
Beea faithful aud free,
While one recollection
Cf peril returns,
In the mem'ry vi millions
Immortal shall he
The hero and sage
Who, IN youth and in age,
Has been iiberiy's Champion
Through LIES ev'ry stage.
Not voice IN the wide realm
You lov'd will forget
To join the loud chorus of
WELCOME FAYErTE!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

LAND FOR SALE.

AGAIN offer safe my Of Land l! ing In Char
Il ioue CsgnIy, she waters Of Lille Roanoke aud Ash
Cdrp. Tbs contains nearly acres, ia
Guiding large body Ct superior low grounds Th4. i'm
pr"vemens are iH'ge, elegant and tomniodOus brick
dwelling iiouse, With all the build
ings Ihegr ieriiiy al the low grounds large
portion III the high pno of Tins AMI its particular
adaptation TO ihe cuhpte OF Tobacco together with
durable and valuable strongly recommend
1t 10 those de>'cus Of owniog such properly rte
wall oe accommodating should pr efrr sell pri.
contract should il heinus sod before Tues-
day the 14th dry Of September next, will he sold on
hat day, at pubic auction the premises.
HENRY CARRISGroN.
July o. ls-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

DEFAN q,
NOTICE is hereby given propre,ors Of the per
cent Stock of 1873 loan OF xi66U0O00 and loan of
$500 600 that books will be opened Treasury of the
United States and al tie several Loan 0ceson he frs
Ut July Eex To continue open until the day of Octo
brr thereafter for receiving subscriptions scb or
said stock shall, the day Of stand On
The Books OF the Treasury and IN those Loan
respectively pursuant 10 the provsoas the Act of
gfess passes the 16th OF May, 1924 entitled An Act In
astborse the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 exchange
Stock bearing interest four and hall Der CENT fr
certain Stocks bearing an interest at six per cent?
The Subscriptions be made the of Tho
Stock either IN person or 10y their atioRes duly autbo
rzed 10 subscribe and transfer the United States The
Certificate are TO be surrendered the time OF making
the subscription. WM.H. CRAWFOnDs
july &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
EXTRACT TO Tue EDITOR, DATED,


al. budNd, oUyT
=" ] am sorry to inform you that some ,;r,,;cat a.,
predaiions have iaely boon committed upor our corr,
MERGE near the port Of Msma0zis Tie br,g Cas.
tor, captain HOOD, Of aud froo, Portland, cargo lum.
her and provisions, bound TO Maianzas w,s rai,hs,I
Of her provisions, the master abused ve,y mach Who
being foariul oil again atirnpling the port OF Mas,
Us, pm, INTO ms port Rbo brig John and the I,rg
besey Dole both bound to Maofazas, have been
robbed 10y those enemies Of the human race Tbcv
nave reached their port OF destination. Repn,t saw.
tbat osnsr acts Of piracy have been committed 10
eci'on from sQaadcon this side The Island. an,
the pirairs know II D." "'
Business IS very dali AZ Havana -four was Is 10 ~
ans, hai dollars no donsn5 fof Island prodocr
aud very us Indictment W bring an nro,cs.
TO market HosciigeS continued a. Vera Crnz.
PhR. fr. Ges.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
Vaiuabie Pa0lunNey Land for sac.

''F''''0te ""3''1f"oJ t1tFTtW JO7 k8'tt'
k'oa the purpose OF dscharging the deU due from the
a Estate OF Joseph Foster dec shall agreeable pow
ers vested in by his WILL "Wednesday ibe 18Th day
OF August next expose to public sale, the premises
caS 50 much o the tract OF land of hc said
o'ed possessed known by the of Fosters Level
NAY oe necessary 10 raise the of thousand dollars
lhis uacf ~ Isnd contains about hundred
es Immediately on Pamunkey river IN the county Of
heht dnd Win confidence may be asserted inferior
to no plantation Of IT'S extent lying that river N com
manas al ihe advantages OF the river, embraces most
s<odoie meadows perfectly level and the whoie
Is enclosed and in a condition
ing much has been retained in woods un,1,r e
The subscriber residing The land will sew 81 10 any
person who be disposed 10 exanine before day
vi FRANCIS kO ,TEK
July II. 2I-us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
THOMAS II. BRADLEY. TAIT-0R

EIURNS his most grateful thanks for the upprece
IL dented patronage conferred on him since his CON,
neneenenl OF ba.,ness IN this city. lie begs 10 inform
viii IN future be conducted under the firm Of nm M -
meChEHY Co. Being anxious extend the business
and 10 excel, both ateria vorkm,nsb;r ard 80
son he proposes attend the mercantile ar In the
Eorthern cities, ard occasionally ia Europc Willie the
faIVrtpg department will he uutier t,e '
OF WIN ncCrery (hs late foremau)
AZ persons in arrears are respectfully invited TO
cali and settle their accounts (ihe firm - ,,,;r y.
receive the same) and all having claims will please nr.
seat then foi payment. vas Pe"'e pre-
T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
SPORTS OF THE TURF.

TFiHE Richnone Races the tree Hill Course will
Il commence the sd MOnday in October
Isl day, Cots sweepstakes two mile heats 100
I'd do Proprieor's purse $500 three mile he
ID do Jockey Club Purse $1,000, four mile heats.
Money TO be hung up.
The Treasurer having bound himself put up Tie Purses
IN Cash. subscribers requested to he punciual pay
ing W. their subscriptions.
The Richmond Jockey Cnb being regularly organ.
lied, the pubic assured that the Races certainly
take place AT the time appointed
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