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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
Richmond. April 27.
EXECUTIONS Safe

gOY virtue OF the last will and BENJAMIN w
I'D Coleman, dee SHALL of the said last will
Tuesday the 18h ddy of the month"; farm that
belonged the said Coleman situated within
miles Of the Halfway House, between Yorktown aud amp
sell all the stocks Of hoses cattle mules, hogs on
of the mules yoHng and raised farm
Also large Jack and two Jennies and all the plantation
tools ard utensils, and about sixty barrels Of corne.
wise various articles Of household and kitchen and
some valuable law and other books.
TEBMSCash for all sums under 90 dollars, and for all
of and 20 dollars six months credit will be given
for bonds with good security
At the time and place above mentioned will be rented
till the end of the present year, the Aforesaid farm or
plantations with the crops ofcorn wheat and growing
thereon. There about fifty bushels OF wheat
about thirty Of oats and about Seveny-hye acres are in
These several crops all remarkably fertile
land-BOm bonds with good security for the amount
the rent will be required payable the erd Of the year
also With condition delivering up the plantation nj
that time With the houses and fences in as good order as
they
And Friday the 18th Of nextmonth nj the Bell Tavern
IN the city Of Richmond, will be sold hy me- a. executor
oreaid between thirty and forty slaves now on the said
farm, and who also belonged t0 the said 49, w Coleman
them very likely and valuable boys
young credit OF twelve months will he given for
bonds With approved security, bearing interest from
day Of sa0.
The aforesaid farm which lies Lambs creek branch
nf Charles sometimes called POCOsOn river contains
believed upwards 0f nine hundred acres Of Level land and
fertile be best lands in Gloucester county or on
river IN Elizabeth City county, will hereafter be offered
Tor sale, aud Of which particular notice will be given
AL Of the aforesaid sales will b. conducted by Messs
M0ueUre Robinson and Peasants o whom persons disposed
to purchase the lard will please inquire for Information res
peciing IT, JOHN SHEPPARD.
Richmond April 81. Holds
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Jr The ENQUIRER is published twice week general
Y three times week during session of tie S.ofe
Ltgatuepree, the same as heretofore, Fie Dollars per
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TORS will guarantee the safety of remng them by MALL
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r No paper will he discontinued (bu at the
Of Edi;orsO until all arrearages been paid up
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers,
,hal have a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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No advertisement inserted, it has either been maid
by in this environs
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POSTPONEMENT


FUKTI UULLAKS REWARD.
y AWAY from ihr subscriber about three since,
IL black man named GEORGE who sometimes calls
himself George Vaughn-rom 25 so years age,
feet inches high very black With fine, white Of
Runaway also with George, (rom Col. VIM. Bolling) his
vile EVE, very black rather above the common
height, % years old had suit white plains he side
taking considerable other clothingThe above reward
will he given for their apprehension commitment to
jail twenty for either Masters vessels are cautioned
agans, barboriug or taking them away.
WILLIAM FULCHER.
Richmond ApriI ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04

The noble Marquis, that no whateve, had
been received from any OF the allied powers in
sequence of'he communication either of the con-
vetsation or the memorandum. He would repeat,
that no answer whatever had been received from
any of The allied powers in consequence of the com.
mun'caiion OF Nh. Sec. Cummings despatch. II wouLi
now beg leave TO say word the general sub
Ject The papers in Tire possession ofther lord
ships were communicated for the purpose OF making
known TO Parliament what was the actual position in
which the country stood AS TO the question Of the
Spanish colonies These papers sufficiently explain
ed what course his Majesiy's government had held
on this important question, what had already been
done, and by what principles the government had
been guided and would he guided in future Under
government entitled to IKE confidence OF para-
ment, and he had hesitation iu saying that he
would resist any proposition tia, implied The con-
uary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04

E(ETWEEN the city eff Richmond and Dover Mills on
ID the evening of the 2ist April n aEHIORANDlJN
BOOK covered with caskn having in il sundrv CHARGES
in pecs marks, and other writing distinctly recoiectsd
also, POCKET RECEIPT BOOK, containing a number
oil receipts Ia considerable amount no uarson
but the subscriber, Baker Richards They were most
probably lost on the road Any person who will return
them tn the subscriber hr A French near the
oie Richmond MIR. rowelrs Tavern in Go0chland or
give information OF them, shall be literally rewarded
Apfii ~ 1875 u. T. BAKER.
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THOMAS TRIPLE1vr.

ATTORNEY Ar L1W, FRANKFORT (RENl
WILL attend the Federal SaIe Courts holden n, that
w place and will undertake the collection of money or
The investigation OF land claims where in Renucky
Fer Information he Members of Congress fom
that Staie,to some OF wbem he is personally known
February 10. ea srn
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NOTICE

hereby given the purchasers articles manufactured
AZ the Peuitenti1ry that Judgments will be obtained
The next session Of the General Court upon III bonds fall
ing due and unpaid before that time, tche ieg1i notice
The same being dispensed with hv ofbe Legislature
JAMES l.. HEATH. Auditor.
Auditors Office, March q. 1924 1Os-wtOV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
JOHN N. GORDON

Offers for Sale The Joito,ctng articles
West India & NJ o. Sugars Jamiesongs fresh Crackers
1m "nne hlnscatei & Bloom Raisi,s
Prime Green> Durham Mustard
Imperial ! FresL J,ice
lTaas Ailspce az Pepper
niaeN, nnu Ginger. Mace a. Gloves
~ SUI Shh J Numegs 4 Cinnamon
Family loaf and lump Sugar Long Pepper K Turmerick
Si Gu niane"a Indigo, Fig Bue& Starch
.,S w. Alum, Salts K Saltpetre
-, '" wine Copperas, Aadder& Logwood
49, anu Cider l. Wine Vinegar
n W, Nichols 4 Slidels' SOAP
V o,, Jamaica 8Xi0& i0Xi2 Window Glass
NN"TsuI hum Browns best chewing Tobac-
VuO ngnac SRr.,d, Havana Segars
anu anu reach 5 Maccabau Scotch Rappee
lioh"hu country Gin Snuff
Old rye common Whiskey Bed Cords & Leading Lines
LondoR Porter hotties Whiitenores cotton wool
Molasses, selected for retail Cards
Swedes country Iron Spinning Cotton
1r,'uusu raieS Letter q fooscap PaSer
German II bstered Steel Wrapping Paprr do Irvine
SAIL a,a. .tsetp1ol blown Gunpowter, Duponts +, + +
GIpet" * ta.iow Candles and FFF
c ci american Cheese Do Eagle, double strong
fine Apple do. Patent Shot, assorted
Chocolate, Boston No. Five K one gallon Demiiobns
ALSO,
1900 lbs. Cotton Yarn, from No. to 10
20 bags fresh Almonds
Is do. do. Fiberts
do. do. Madeira Wnlnuts
~ barrels Tar, in good order
10 do. prime Northern Potatoes
ON CONSIGNMENT,
90 barrels white and brown Brazil Sugar
lOo kegs Cut Nails, assorted sizes, from Sd. to God.
so do Brads from Cd. TO God.
500 Id. fresh Geese Feathers
boxes good Wool Hats
100 sides Upper Leather
so Kip Skins
April is. iI9-1et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
GREEN SPRING FOR SALE.

AlS estate situated the JONES river at nearly equal
- distances f5on Richmond and Norfolk, contains 295i
e' ri land The dwelling house built OF brick IS large
u cOnmnd0us. and attached 10 II Is every necessary
uuding Ala short distance Is spring OF fine water and
sHoreard excellent fruit The quality Of the land i7
generally good, and large proportion IS covered with very
,uabie timber convenient to the river Few estates pos
% greater advantages than This. II Is offered ~ reduced
Wice and long credr.-Mr. WIN. Jones residing at
~ senslr0g viii shew the pTenii.csAppiy 10 Mr. James
~. Riddle, in Richmond " VI. J.. HODGSON,
March 100 N In AleGandria.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
NOTICE

fIlhE WASHINGTON TAVERN is FOR RENT-Tbe
a Furniture may I've had reasonable terms-apd three
four servants until the first OF January next irredued
MMch b. lno-u ARClpD ROBERTSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04

HnT1ae Insurance Company Of ftlci.ltond
VIE stockholders in the Marine Insurance Companv or
Richmond are hereby informed that a dividend of FIVE
uoarS ana htteen cents per share be paid to
mem or heir attorney, on application Robert Pollard
meir president Executors administrators guardians
apPSS 'of dividends, must have evidence duly authen-
ucned of their appointment.
me certificates which issued FOR the stock mus,
accompany the application for the dividend, and where
oue nave been received by the stockholders have been
ios certificate and affidavit effect will he reuuireL
April @. IN e'y'
Is hereby gwen, that AL the cefls Lunatic
H">'a IN Tue city OF Williamsburg occupied, and
1a no mere patients male female will into
NE u hospital until some of the said cells vacant
Que notice Of which via he given.
Dy order OF the Court Of Directors
July 60 1923. 9aU,S ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
JAoUELIN p. TAYLOR

JAQUE ELM l.. TAG LOR
rs receiving from the Hannibal other conyeyan.
L ces, useful assortment OF DRY GOODS:
4iniongst srhich are,
Super6ne cloths and c"ssimeres
London hats aud umbrellas
Company iag bandanna handkerchieis
striped and checked cravats, fashionable style
White and striped jeans and sa,teens
Angola cassimeres aud striped Granderels
White and coiored MBrSeiiles
Circassian uunbazet,s and Denmark sutteeus
BIask bonibaLine and levSntine
Irish linens, lawns and hollands
Do. sbeetiugs and diapers
Ladies' uhite and black cotton stockings
DO English and French silk do. Iscripton
Geilenen's silk, cotton and thread hosiery of every de-
ladies and gentlemen's gloves, good assortment
Engish and iialinn sewing silks and grapes
W. o. osnaburgs aud nil colored threads
Striped and checked cambria ginghamS
bins and White iancj prints and plates
superfne cacoes printed musln rich zephyr patterns
Cotton aud jscoret cnnbrics, well assorted
luia robes aud dimiiies
Loodoa pins and needles, i'sp,oosd quality
4 few Merino shL Nls--chea
Linen cambria aud uaRkeeus
And other Sesunabe goods which he will sell at fair
advances. DISC,
large supriy Of German Rolls, Burlaps, osnabures
ami fickienb"rgs at moderate prices.
april 9. 1iO--12t
WILLIAM A. BAKER
Is opening lin ihe formerly occupied hy j. L.
5. Joseph, one door below MIR. Samuel Parkbi) gen.
erai assortment Of
HARD WARE 81 CUTLERY
which ne will sell ON accommodating terms
LEWIS WEBB s. co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
SO hhds. and 40 bLis browH Sugar
$50 bags green, lava, AMI ST. Domingo Coffee
hoxcs and bbls. Loaf Sugar
% hhds prime retailing MOlHsses
~ hIds. Rye Whiskty
81 hbls. Carulher's reciGed Whskey
~ hlis Apple Brandy
hbds. Antigua Rum
do. Jamaica do
do. NE do.
pipes old French Brandy
do. Country Gin
Madeira Sicily Madeira, Port Teneriirs Sweet Ma
iHga Coimenar and Sherry Wines
Cherry Bounce
Vinegar
Liquor Cooring
50 tons American Bar Iron
IS co. Swedes do
~ do. German Steel
Blisiered
Plough Plates rboi,srs &C.
0N,uag consisting of pots ovens skilIets large salt
600 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
80 do. do ground do
200 bushels coarse Alum do.
500 Spanish Hiues
Upper Leather, Tanners Oil Lard
100 barrels New York (cit, prime Pork
400 bushels Irish Potatoes
North Carolina cut Hrrrinrs and Sind
200 tierces ThOmnstown Lime
81 boxes whiuemore's and other wool Cards
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas
Muscatel and bloom Rnsns
Crates of Queessware, Glassware
Window Glass, of various
Boxes Tea China, Dcnij has, Stoneware
Z Rice Pepper, Pimento, Race Ginger
Mace, Gloves NuImegs, Copperas, b. imstone
Alum. Logwood, Maddrr, SaIfpetre
Shaving and brown Soap
Sauh, Indigo, sperm and tailow Candles
Powder & Shot, Leading Lines Bed Cords Sugars
Printing letter, writing wrapping PAPER, K Siiiers
50 pieces Cotton Tagging
rwilled Soaking, 6essians seine T. wrapping Irvine
Spinning Cotton, Cotton iarn, No. 4 TO IL
Domestic Goods, consisting of sheetings, Shirngs,
Stripes, Ginghnms, Checks, &c.
50 Guns UowiDg pieces and Family Flour
Apu ~ ii5-4tSwfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
NOTICE.

p virtue of deed of trust executed 10 by Thomas
- Taylor aud Lucy IL his wife, the 9th day OF Nov.
1919, which record in the Clerks ofce Henrico
county and in obedience order O the United States
court fifth circuit and Virginia district, shall
tees proceed sell pHhC auction, Thursday the O. h
DAY OF May the highest bidder for cash, all
sums under $50 dollars and upon credit Of ~ 10 months
as to all above $50 dollars tie purchaser give bond
aud security with deed Of trust upon the property To
payment OF the purchase money part of Lot No Ga
street, and part Of Lot No 707 1 And the
iouowng day II O'clock the residence of the said TIL
Taylor, all his household aud kitchen furniture, fur
wheel carriage pair horses several nilc
&c. &c. T.. W. ROOTFS,
d. WARWICK,
Anril 2 l. IL. HAIiVIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
GERlIAN LINENS.

&EVEN bales heavy OznaburCs and Burlaps, i'm
sale by .fOuN A. WIN GIIIIAT.
WHO have 800 sacks best Liverpool SALT TOR sale low
- dose cousignments. April IS nat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04

tiVE hundred superior Bnep0s Ayres Hides IN uncon
monty fine order, for sale in store and on accommo-
datng terms.
MoNCURE, ROBINSON PLEAsANTs,
April % 1875 Aurtiouerrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04

1Sf virtue or deed truG Me,sr' Henry A. and
- VIM g. LgOn bearing date tle 23d Gay ~ August.
5 aad duly recorded in the Office ui the county court NJ
tuce tlvsrd, 20 debts thefein mentioned, due
o'ting Smith we shall nn Monday the 5ist day Of Nay
t1t u flir II no the air day thercacr-rroceed
sr on The premises, the highest bidder for cah six
os NJ au4 lying aud ioiug in jamestown, IN Prince 70
ad county, Va containing halfacre each and known
ne plat plan of said nTp, nv numbers one and two,
~ he south side of 81 Main and numbers seventeen
s1een nineteen and twenty the north side OF said
or so much thefeofns be necessary 70 effect the
poses OF sad Acting trustees, shall convey
zen tiile only is vested IN us us such.
JOHN CLARK. Z r...,...
WILLIAM CLARK, '''s'ees'
''nce Inward Go April 80 1h6-~tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04

~ virtue trust executed the subscribers
- by Edward Hailam and wife, bearing date the i7h day
April 1917 aud duly recortd in the Office OF the busngs
court Of Richmond shall for the purposes therein
pressed, proceed sell for ready money the premises;
~ O'Clock the FIRST dav July that well known
property, the EAGLE TAVERN in the city ut Richmond,
ana the tenement below the said Eagle Tavern The
vie under which Subscribers will sell is believed TO he
lndspaiable but TREY will convey only such title is
vested in them 10y said deed of trust
WIN CAMBRIDGE. }.r.,,,,o..
April2s. t14-tds WM BARRETT.
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RAILEY'S COAL PITS.


fEfHIS well known IN the county Of Chesterfield
Virginia, aGd within ~ miles Of Richmond is offered
Tor ale or lease in Of sale pad will be received
esetn lands negroes. Ore Of TIE pr0preors wall be
90 ihe premises or in the vicinity frm The MAY
he LAST Of June next. CHARLES RALLY.
April 2. t08-ttJe RANDOLPH RAILEY.
10 the Members Of The Protestant EDiscopol
ChH,ti IN YUginio.
TIVE Convention 0f The Protestant Episcopal Churci
IN the DBcese OF Virginia viii 1T Stauufor iu
he county OF Augusta che third Thursday m May next
beirg the goth Of the month
The members emitted to seats requested be pune
teal IN their attendance.
~ meeting Of the Trustees Of the Theological School
Wtake place 10 sisun,on the day previous the open
ing Of the Convention.
RTCHA8D CLAIMING MOORE.
April c. iol--tdp,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04

OF PUBLIC WORKS OF VIRGINIA
A RE hereby notified that a meeting Of the said Board
will be held The Capitoin the city OF Richmond,
he second Monday in she month May IL being the
V OF che said month, for the purpose OF appointing an
dbe and oerenosd engeer (o nnsfhsr stHfe aud three
experienced aud jRdioi commissioners 10 aid the civil en-
gneer OF this ascertauing the hest practicable and
most eHpedient improvement in the navigation from the
Maidens Adventure Falls the mouth of Dunlop's creek,
&c NC las directed by the of the General Asembly
passed the eth instant entitled IN authorship onn
Tor The purpose ofIHerRa iDprOvement0 and of taking
INTO consideration any other business that may he then sub
nhlled 20 them.
BY order Of the President Of the BOARD,
J. BROWN, Jr. ID Auditor.
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KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE

Et4N - ~ LIN 4tD FOh "a LIZ
PURSUANT 10 The provisions Of deed trust executed
10 as by John Littiepage, fthe county Hanover
We shH sell ny public auction 10 the highest bidder
cash before the front door OF the Eag Hotel
Richmond 90 Monday the 26h day April next twelve
O'Clock, II tar fair hour upon next
day-43tO acres of la"'i {e"-" iass> Ueng
the Main Lickinghole river in Fayete county
in e state OF kentucky. The above land granted 10
the said Luepage 10y Charles Scott Esq Governor Ken
lucky Icy bearing date the 26t day September
1871. The laDds said hs very fertile great value
We shall convey such title is vested in by deed
above mentioned. RICHARD MORRIS, r
JAMES LYONS, Jr. ( trustees
Sale will be conducted by ROBERT GAMBLE.
March 81
DISAPPOINTMENT
II Sale of the above is postponed until Tuesday the Ih
My X. MORRIS, D.
April n. 115-tds LYONS ir. trustees
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OpsNi1e II ~ CIrrlter

r, PAHts, March - --lo.d,s, stI2 O'Clock. the
''Is 'ou uepw'es convened, by sealed etters from,
The hln2, ~ conformity TO lie rernla,ian Of al,
Aeng' l6il, assembled in the palace Of the Louvre
We peers, ~ iuli rostUme, occupied the rgbt Of lie
nal, We deputies Tie left. The King arrived ~ one
wcn' 20 meet ard receive b,s Mgesy VIC ee,eloj
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
"WAsH1NoroN, MARcH II, 1924.

A story is circulated in our city, of
the restoration TO perfect health of a
lady, who had labored, for FIVE. or
six years, under paraIyiic affection,
which was effected by the united prayers
of the whole family of the priesthood
throughout the world. The late See or
Rome, Pope Plus, had issued his decree.
that the restoration of her health should
be prayed for by the whole Catholic
community and fixed for the time and
hour of her recovery the 10th of March,
1924, at 4 o'clock in the morning. The
circumstance TRANSFERRED the lady "a
sister Of MIR. THONGS Car6errv, mayor of
Washington is gov well, and attends
her church, as she has always done, with
religious piety. The fact is attributed
TO the "reGi freSence" If SO, the nine
SeeDib century is not barren Of Incident
at least, it may boast miracle.
have been told, the circumstance
will be published With abundant testimo-
ny, to prove its having actually hap
pened.
+. S. To the editor o! the Alexandra
Herald You may rely upon the above
relation. Please lie, it go for general in
formation. A citizen Of Washington,
and Layman, also, will sustain its gene.
raj accuracy
We received the foregoing ahony.
ncus letter On the 18th inst. But, not
having heard before any mention Of the
subject, and having been once or twice
already hosxed upon SUBJECTS certainly
not al all unlikely (Which we can not
pretend to say of thjs) we put il aside
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
A DELECTABLE PICTURE.

The following outline of the pleasures
and enjoyments at Washington, is extrac.
ted from the Taunton Fee Press. and
endorsed from his own experience. by
the iaceteous editor of the New ENGLAND
Galaxy. NJ York Com. min.
"Ibe inducement must be strong in.
deed, which can prevail on any man who
is not driven elsewhere, from house and
home. to tarry long at Washington
We have had some little experience of
the way OF life at our national capital, and
have very distinct opinion, that an en-.
campment Of wandering Tartars is proba.
oily much more comfortable and attrac.
tive abode, especially for Yankee. II
is pleasant enough TO end ones self with
The great men of the land to stand in
the actual presence of those whose names
have reached Us from afar; to listen IN
the eloeuence which has come even tn
our distant homes, with power and beauty
Ito sup with Tninister-to be jostIed
and damned at the levee of secretarv--.
and, honor of honors, to be the owner Of
right hand, which the president has
shaken All this is very enticinp. and
well worth some toll and some sacrifice
bat not quite so much as a visit to Wash.
ington requires. We say nothing aoftbe
dangers and troubles which beset the
road, and make it no improbable matter
that one must get there at the expense of
a broken limb or so but when one is
there, who can describe the discomfort
ct that large tavern For the city is moth
ing more. Every body is a bird of pas.
sage from the president down, and as no
one ever thinks Of being at home there.
the comfort OF home is an uDheard OF
thing. And then the black popula.
ton, swarming and buzzing about one
Ike flies, coming up by dozens from the
sweltering fires Of the kitchen, to sleep
all night on the floor Of the room whore
you VIII breakfast and dine; and, from
morn TIL night, in every nook and corner,
stealing and giving odour" And then
the tires of cheap, soft, Virginia coal.
burning as blue as if ghosts had 1t
them, and filling your bed rooms, your
clothes, and even your food, with a sui
phurous Haver f! The boarding houses.
-To"ded ill no more can by possibility DO
screwed Into them--and last, not least,
me bills swollen and magnihed until
mere is not the tail Of prelence to screw
one cent. more out of the unhappy ysi-
tors. o the joys, the comforts Of Wash
ins'oR!'