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IItAs commlIlea 10 ,he jail Of ,ne conn,r Of nea,ca

xITAS committed 10 the Jail OF the county az ueo,co
w on the 26t Of April, 1894, runaway n nerro vvo
mpn calling herself Lacinds Patterson. She sts o. s,
she was born free and raised in the couo,v os
iddlesex by named John Seymes, who removed IN
the stale o Mississippi town called ST. Frsncyiile 90
which place he carried her and from whence she ened
with n white In the year isi0 who carried her 20
New Orleans and from thence " this psceher hush,
was committed Jail time IreviOustheir slate
ment Is contradictory. From some Information receive.
" believed they the property Of person ne
Raleigh IN North Caroinn aud that she runaway abou,
Christmas is23-sad woman Is about twentyseven wears
odd and very iikeiyshe Is Of dark COMPLEXION Eve
feet one or two inches high, and spare madepias her
hair IN trout She Hiae ebild with her about fifteen
months old The prove property, pay CHARGES
ind take her away or viii be dealt with sccord,pe m
law. JOHN l.. TATE, ~ So
For William Price, s no
July II. 2i-wf1w
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EoR the purpose scharging The deDis due from the
a. Estate Joseph Foster dec. shall agreeable TO
vested ia me 10y his will, Wednesday the 8ih day
of August expose public sale, on the premises Tor
much OF the tract oil 0f which the said deceased
died possessed, by Of Fosters Level, rs
may be necessary raise the osx thousand dollars
This OF land contains about hundred acres
lies Immediately Pamunkey river In the county Of New
Kent and with confidence ay be asserted to be interior
To plantation OF its extent lying thai, river IL com
mand5 all the advantages Of the river, embraces most
valuable meadow-iS perfectly level and the whole ot II
- enclosed and condition cuyntiOn-eKcep pit
lug has been retained in woods Tor timber 81
TIE subscriber residing the land will shew ii TO any
person who may disposed TO examine the day
OF sale. FRANCIS FOSTER.
July 9i-tds
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July %. 1873.
VERY VALUABLE pnorkNrY Eo9 SALE: aud n

" EKf VALUABLE PKOPEkTY FOR SAIE: nud n
great bargain may be had by application To the subscri
oer-he Lot on which live called WHITE PLANES
about hnlf mile below the City of Richmond lin de-
neighbourhood) ON The Williamsburg stage road,
continuing TOUR acres The dwelling house a two story
nre place in each, and covered with slate tho office,
shoe ANA carriage houses built Of brick, and
the two first covered with slate; the other houses are all
n D. o. wood the whole newly encosed well OF water
necessary vegetable and choice ir and is cons-
dered Que OF the most healthy and beautiful places in
near, hieho;' purchased this property under decree
OF the Federal Court intending To keen Tavern but
nmung would not answer tue purpose, and being too
poor 70 i've M'innut enoymeni,l therefore, disposed
Id SELL will also sell my House and Lot Oh II. street,
now occupied by Mr. SeiAas, who will the same, aud
give possession On the first uf August next or the
purchaser will the The present tenant This
House Is Two story wooden building With rooms,
anu wcii oi water in the yard Title
SEAToN w. CRUMP.
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YALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VIE surviving Executors Of John III. Sheppard, decd
i late OF Scotch Town, Hanover County offer for sale
the Scotch Town estate, containing about
Of land, which is large c0n,modious DIV
ling house in good repair and every coLvenient
large family Also, Tract Of Land adJo ming call.
ed Hickory bottom containing nearly Eve hundred acres
which includes large portion Of prime meadow land
These of land are in the forks of Hanover and in
Of the best country neighbouboods In Virginia Per-
DESTROYS Of purchasing invited to view the pre-
misses. For apply TO Joseph NJ Sheppard, on the
premises, TO Nathaniel or Benjamin Sheppard Rich-
mOnd.
II
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NJ The ENQUIRER Is published twice week general.
~ an during the State
LsgiurePrice the heretofore, Five Dollars per
aunv payable In advance. Notes of chartered, specie
nayn banks (ony) will he received in payment TIE Ed
TORS will the safety Of RENTING them by mail
The postage Of all letters being paid Ivy the
TT No paper viii be discontinued (but ut the discretion
Of Editofs until all arrearages have been paid mp.
~ hoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers
,Lali have a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
I One square, fess-kirst Insertion, IS centseach
continuance, SO cents.
No advertisement until il has either been paid
Tor, assumed by person in this city, its environs
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FOIi LIYERPOOL.

SSM Will sail positively the 10Th CT next month,
--zs.s r. from li.%p,en Roads the fine Ph,odelph"
palas. sup LANCAS FER Capt. Wayne having spaci-
Gus well Cabin. accommodate II or 10
ger, For apply 10 the sn.ler on board al Cy Point
Warren Ashly Esq. Norfolk, or d. ". X =. WARWICK.
Richmond, July II. It'd
" 30 hnds Tobacco $50 bales Cotton viii he take
freight, 1T application Is ma- IN all nex week
PURSUANT 10 a decree OF the oourt of ,n- Uni,ed
the Firth Circu AID Virginia District, and
by Virne OF the last viii aud testament OF vberi cleans
deceased shall, of the said will and
sell the hige.t bidder at puOc auction, Out
as executor rs aforesaid only III the town VI Chicothe
IN the State Of OHIO the Ibirieenh day of September
next E lair, otherwise The next lar day upon credit OF
cne and Two years. the purchasers TO gave bond anu secu
ry 1id deeds OF trust upon the lands To secure the pay
in e Virginia nlitary district in the State OF Chio that
j. say survey No. 1924 of $50 the waters oi
De Creek, Madison survey No 5s7 of iilg acres
unn the waters Ut Deer Creek Madison County, Survey
No 577s 56 1905 and 6s95 Of 1926 The waters
OF tiu Cre,h Union County; Survey No. $3.50 Of 1000
Euks Greek, Union County Survey No 1852 of
2S7 ihe "i the Big Miami river, Logan
County; Survey No. 1853 993f knsh Greek
Logan and un,on County, Survey NJ ioc0i OF $50 acres
waters OF Scioto river, Harden County Survey No
ri 1000 scioo river, Harden County Sur
iO03 ~ 1000 the waters Of Scoto river
Harden Coau,y Survey No 1886 Of 1000 Boxes
Creek Delaware Countyi Survey No 1913 OF esq
the of scOtO rye:, Franklin County; Survey
No 1914 of The oil Three Mile Greek
BroN County; Survey No 5365 OF i7oi acres Paint
Greek, County Survey No 1856 OF So acres, Paint
Greek Ross County Survey No. 5397 OF 1858 acres,
Blues Cree Union Couay Survey NO 5iYv OF 1888
on Blues Creek Unon County Survey sos
q the waters Of Mill Greek, Union County; Survey No
a359 1901 Union CounyAlsu the following lots
land the United States Military District IN the
Stale Ohio that say Lots No. g. TO- in quar-
IA township I9h range and LOIS No2 SAL in 4ti
aforesaid reserve myself right making
behalf ct the estate upon each tract OF land each
is dne 10 prevent absolute sacrifice the lands bu
there being necessity for the SAFE hey m,,i be suffered
As Executor Of the last will and lestamentof
Robert Means, dec.
Julv % 2s-,ds
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EIURNS his most grateful thanks for the nprece-
l. u denied patronage conferred him since his com
mencemen OF BUSINESS in this city. lie begs inorm
his customers ana the public generally that the business
will IN future he conducted under the firm nf BRADLEY
meCREhY X Go. Being anxious 10 extend the business,
and TO excel, both as TO materials Workmanship. and
shions he proposes 10 attend 20 the mercantile in the
Northern cities, and occasionally in Europe, while the
Tailoring department will he under the
OF VIM McCrery (tis late foremsn)
Az b. All persons in arrears are respectfully invited
call and seuc their accounts, (he firm is
receive the same) and all having claims will please pre-
seat them Tor payment.
Inx &c ac
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,Iulyz2.
LAND EOR SALE

AGAIN Offer sale my of Land lying in Char
n ine Csunty the of Little Roanoke aud Ash
Camp. This contains nearly thousand acres in
Guiding large body OF superior ow grounds. The i'm
provemcns large, elegant and connections brick
Dwelling House, with all the necessary appurenant build
iugs The fertility Of the low grounds, and large
portion of he high land of this tract and its particular
adaptation TO the culture of Tobacco, together with its
durable and valuable improvements strongly recommend
20 those desrous of owning such property Tue
will he accommodating should prefer sell il by pr
should not he hus Sold before
day the i4lb day Of September IL will be sold
tAat day, at pubic auctions on the premises
HENRY CABRINGTON.
Ial..n
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NOTICE.


HAVING administered the estate Of my late hus-
IL band, MIR. William Prosser, have authorised Mr.
Samuel M Bockius collect all debts and all bu-
siness relative to said csiate.
Bsemo, July %, 1924.
HIiE Subscriber being fully aulho ised ~ the Admins
ratrix to transact II business IA iave 10 the estate
ed the make immediate pay, nj. creditors
also requested to present their Claims, PROPERLY
theniicited, tor settlement.
SAMUEL NJ. BoCKius.
Bremo. July 23 1924. .s-12,+
EXECU TORS SALE OF REAL r.oIAiE
IDH virtue OF the last will and testament of Benjamin
- w. Coeman dec. I, Executor thereof wil. Fri
day the 23d day of this month, the premises, sell
the following real property which belonged the Said
bali Lott distinguished ia the plan the said city by
the No. 622, situated E. main street, ut It's ntersec
ton th street. Lot No. 62I adjoining the above and
situated the intersection OF and 18th streets. One
divided moiey oi lot No. 49, said street and at lis
intersection by 7th street One undivided moiety OF the
tnt No 1876 7,h street, the Basin of the
Canal and opposite 10 the public Warehouses; about 30
feet OF ground in 'front.' Icing of lot No Ia ami run
ming back tue depth of the lot, situated 18Th street,
community called t. Synagogue In,, and the First
first mentioned, az O'Clock ia the afternoon, IL air IL
not, the same hour the fair day thereafter and be
conducted by M"ucure, Robinson & Peasants.
Toms flash 10. fourth of the purchase money, and
for the balance credit of L. 2, and will he Civ
payable in equal nsainen for bonds with approved
and deeds vt trust the property their pay
ment. JOHN SHEPPAkD.
July H. 2I-,ds
rhe above sale is postponed till Friday the
whva IL viii take place nj the hour above mentioned,
fair-f no, ,e same honr The next fair day.
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July27.
NOTICE

IEING anxious of speedily closing nv accounts ne r.,
ID Of Mr.. Thomas Nelson, decd earnestly
the debtors TO his estate TO pay their or NJ not
venen al this time, TO give their bonds The Creditor
likewise requestsd, Immediately 10 bripp for1s,d To-
payment their claims properly else thi M
tice will hereafter be plead 10 bar against such claims
THOMAS OWEN, Executor.
Hanover County, near Thompson's Store
July 2, 1924. te-ws,y
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. FOR RENT. OR LEASE

ND possession given the LIST day Of October next ta,
n eligible and commodous establishment know ,s Nh :
BELL TAVERN, combining all the necessary convenien-
ces and capacity for the comfortable and
mediation Of Travellers. The stables are s
ated and contain 20 stalls, With pump the yard afford
ing plentiful supply of water.
The premises are in good order--For terms appIy TO
AMOS LADD.
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JAII,OR,S NOrICE

MAS committed 30 the Jail Of Nansemond County on
w the XZd day Of February last, s runaway negro
man who calls himself BILL sHAVERS but since he 6as
been con6ned in all says his right Is JACK and
that he was free born in the of Carolina
said lack FIVE feet six eight inches high dark
connie Sion about y-fOur 1--WE years Of age,
has no apparent mark or The Of said slave
any I've has requested r ward, prove property
pay charges and take ha away or he viii be dealt with
as the law directs.
NArH BECK, Tailor Nansemond County.
Iutv 1924 1G-t2w
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TREASURY DEFAWTaEnr, +,
a..... nn 1904

D
NOTICE is hereby given to the propretors OF the tx
~ CHANGED per Stock o 1872, issued in pursu.
ance OF An Act 81 Congress- entitled An act agthoziug
subscription the Old Six per aad Deferred Stocks
providing exchange of the ssme passed the
5tb July sistat the principal of the said Stock, aud
the interest which may be due thereon At the me viii We
paid 60 tie said prCprieDrs 10 their attorneys duly
borseh ON the day OF January, 1875 1.-THE Treasury
IN Washington such Loan Office the books shere
Of any portion Of said Stock may stand.
Information is further given, that surrender OF the
cerifcates OF the said Exchanged per cent stock, will
be re.nrsd al te time rcdenpiOu aud thar the ine-
rest thereon viii cease add the aist day VI
Deceu,t,er fg2d WA. H. CRAWFORD,
Secretary 81 tie Treasury.
Tmy r.. iS-3iD
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July27.
NOT,ICE

WISH 10 tense for n Of years, a Farm of poo1
quality, large enough TO employ from eight TO twenty
FIVE hands, with comfortable dwelling for small family
and necessary houses Any person hs wing rj r, r
20 lease will please direct their letters TO me in
City, as as practicable.
July27. 81,
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Dash For WHEAT-

ME- will purchase crops the river below, the high
w est cash prices; aud our Store Opposite the Basin
iurneriy occupied by Robert Abbat, will be open during
the wheat season, for receiving il there.
June 1T ROGERS HARRISON
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w consequences OF Commodore Rodgers being A.
hon, 10 leave the Unu~ri S'ates on djs,n, ss,s,c
number Of hIs ffie0ds and acquaintances at " ,sb
ingon, in testimony Of heir high respect have de-
termineJ 10 invite him to public dinner on the 22d
instant
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NnTICE.
july H.

ITTANTED hthe Peni,entisry alarge supply NJ HOOP
w POLES dstr barTeis, which the hig price
viii be paid " cash on heir delivery.
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The Supreme Executive power of the Re.
public Of Colombia has despatched orders ia
the respective ports Of the Republic. posi,iyelv
prohibiting those Spaniards who have emf
grated from the Peninsula from entering the
territories Of Colombia, however liberal NAV
have been their opinions, and also extending
the prohibition to such A mericaps az may have
co-opera,ed with Spain in the war against Co
lomba.
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TCoMMUNIcATrn

:, w, =. lNoN"oNICATED.J
In the Washington Republican, TO the let
ter addressed by Messrs. Adams, Calhoun and
Mclean, to the committee Of arrangements,
Withdrawing their subscriptions from the din.
ner, and aIledgiDg false declaration respect
ing the Investigation, there is the following
note.
%" We are authorized to say, that If the
attorney general had received similar invita-
ton, Ito the diDDer) and had subscribed. ne
would now have joined in the above letter.
The writer Of this has been informed from
good authority, that The attorney general new
er authorized such declaration, and that he
has treated il with that indignation and con.
tempt, which would be so natural to This ac.
complished orator and gentleman.
.aleT. Herald.
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below their late prices, and the expedition has heen
crsased.
The Steam Boat leaves Washington DAILY, at noon,
aud the passengers arrive ichmoni the next day ut
O'clock, L. NJ. in 26 hsurs.
The nj all State Richmond ut O'Clock, A. NJ and
arrives Potomac Creek T.. H. Passengers sleep
the Steam. Boat and arrive Washington next day al
o'ciOcd, a. IA. aad IN Baltimore az noon.
I,.lx
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Serious Disdsier.-We are indebted To our
Boston Correspondent, Mr.. To2liff, for the
following account of a disastrous shpwreck.
BY the Sco, we learn the total loss of YES.
sci and cargo of the first rate ship Edward
Newton, on her passage from Calcutta, Ma
dras and Pond;cherry, to Boston.
Capt Tinkham understood the following
relative thereto:
The Edward Newton was running down
the >. l.. trades, fine weather, skysails set,
when all at once an explosion took place in
her magazine, from what cause not yet ascer-
tained) which blew on, The starboard quarter.
set the ship on fire, and in about twenty mi
nntes she burnt to the waters edge and sunk ;
giving the officers, passengers aud crew, bare
ly time 10 get out the boats, without saving
much of any thing except what they had on.
In the boats they reached the Coast of Africa,
where captain Bertody procured passage
for himself and a lady.
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NUICE Is hereby gwen thai The cell, ia the Lu,atc
H., mosp a,a IN the city Of Williamsburg occupied
tat no osfe paaens male or female, will received into
the said hospital until said cells are
Due notice of which will be given.
by otder Of the Court of Directors.
July %. 1898. % ~ ~
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Bosron, July 90.

The following notice of the pictures .xhib-
lied this year by tao of our country men, now
IN London, is from 'Blackwood's Magazine.
Leslie, the American Artist, stands clearly
and decidedly at the head Of those who ex-
hibit cabinet pictures this year. His 4" Sancho
ranza in the apartment at tn. Duchess" is
quite as good AS any picture Wilke ever paint
ed full ut excelience as to drawing. and 10
coiorng- and above all as to conception. This
artist now stands fairly where his genius enti-
Ties him L. be. We congratulate America.
The article proceeds to notice few other
pictures of Wilkie and others, and then adds.
Aiier these, the next best thing is, VI. Por-
ce;,usnac between the two physicians" This
delightful, airy, and truly classical little picture,
Is also, We believe, the work of AN A merican-
his name is Newton. He also seems TO have
found beautiful and novel field for himself
Pergat!
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BANK OF VIRGINIA, I

.,-.,,r ,...,-. - July 5th, Id.L
VIE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day ecla,ed
u,videho OF thr.e per Gent the capital stock which
alter teducung the bonus the State will p;x nm. .,r
and three quarters per share the invi,. ,,
July O. 20 Has"'
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UNION, Pa. July 6.-Tae Board of Eng-
nerrs for surveying the route of,he OHIO and
Chesapeake Canal, composed of the most dis
tinguished engineers, civil aud military, in this
or perhaps any other country, arrived here II
few days since, viz: Gen. Bernard, Col Tot
ten, Mr. Sullivan, Mr.. Howard, Mr.. Shriver,
Capt Poussin, and Ii. Du,trn, also, a number
OF the Topographers and Officers Of the Engi-
necr and Artillery Corps, who will act as sur
yey"rs, &c. TO wit: Capt M'Ncil and Its.
Cooke, Strong, M'Comt, Ssc. Several others
ale expected Tomorrow, among whom, we
understand, are Major Albert and Lit. M'Court-
nry.
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THE Proprieiors of the Steam
Boat and Stage Line DAILY
MAIL ROUTE } from Washing
Ton City 10 Petersburg, Virginia,
respectfully inform the public,
thai tue eypenCe TO Travellers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-30

HAVING administered the estate Of my late hus-
IL band, Mr. William Prosser, have authorised MIR.
Samuel NJ Bockus collect all debts and transact all bu-
siness relative to said cstate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-30
THE REV. MIR. SMITH,.

On The same day Mr.. Brougham presented
petition from the ministers and elders of the
presbytery of Amman, PRAYING for an inouiry
into the proceedings against MIR. Sn;,b' the
Christian Missionary nj Dsmerara. The ref,
ton was laid on the table, and ordered to be
printed.
SOUTH AMERICAN INDEPENDENTS
In the British House of Commons on the
l'h ofJune, Sis james Macintosh said, dat
he rose Tor The purpose Of stating thJt he
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-24
lYNCnBuRG, FEBRUARY 81, ias1
TIL. CAIIGIs

SUNDAY evening mail brought US Tue dc.
,,ucnent Of ibis grand dnair. We have
been all along told that ilom 80 80 10 rernb.
Lean members of Congress would attend the
rauena. aud vote for Mr.. Crawford and
calculations innumernble have heen poured
forth from the treasury presses, based upon
these data. 10 prove that whether gu, 100 or
40 members attended, II amounted TO the
came ,hua, becaase Air. 0raw ford would
7-fitl be nominated by larger vote than Mr.
Monroe in 1916 Bnt the fact proves ihnl
they who allowed him the least number
which seme of his most iudicions friends
claimed for him, were deceived, rs only III
members could he prevailed on TO attend this
earthly pandemo miuIn, ~ which, Bclinllkei
.. the worse i. made To appear the better rea.
son We publish today an account OF the
proceedings from the Nst,onal intelhgeneer,
che Crawford papcr) On Friday, we shall
ave the Address to the Republicans OF the
United staics, aud the views OF The caucus
proceed ngs taken by the Washing to,. Aepub.
Iican aud the National JsnrnRl-~uhe FORMER
the advocate of Mr. Calhoan and the latter
OF Nj Adams Together with some com
ments, for which we have not Dom to-day