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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

NJ have tor sale Gocgh Draihwaies Na,i CoIinn.-
keis 'i ~
Common blue, drab, MKT and double MILD Drab Coh
pest Liverpool hiid Sacks Salt Enssh White Lead ground
Sieei--tirc, bolt, and square Iron
Single, double aud treble rolled sheet andhoop Iron
Tin Places aud Brazieis Copper, BIB 10 No sDesi
English Crown Window Glass Bottles pnt TO Gallon in
hampers Crates assorted Earhen Stone Ware-Iyer-
pool China Dining Sets.)
Oct lit n. n
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Sept. 10.
RICHMOND SCREW MANuFACTORY.

INJHWUNU StkEW MANUFACTORY
iHiE subscriber having iaiterly made considerable in
pfoVemenis IN his Machinery for cutting Screws, kc
now prepared 10 manufacture Screws Of all Tpon., ""
Iohscco Cotton, NIL, Curry iog. Sc-aiso, MI Irons
O all kisdsj together with every description OF Machhf,
q, his Machine factory, next 10 slessrs r. HGT Co.'S
Mills. ~ ~ ttti.rt'uIsoS
N " have just received from The North fresh sup
ply OF IRON, OF superior quality, selected by mJsel
pr we above purposes and would Inform my irienu'
anu customers generally, that should be happy TO exc
attention. ID, q, II.
Aug. 20. sI-wN
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FOIl SAT.iS


tuhi valuable tract Of the county Of James Cit,
hh"wn ~ the uome OF Aliens Ordinary continuing
90 "SIes, w Improvements upon il. Its valve -
sH or PuOhc house Is know mouy but is yagur
81 ry - not; The best fecomnie niintiop LAT
ss ss.u u Is - to exhibit tie gro,sing cscp There il
qu"iy VI mart OF fine quality, hi. iand which
PC e"iE renoVed-O the advantage resulting from the
use ~ mar, Il Is not saying much assert that the
s ' a' pare % The country improve by its
AMY, aau more rxpeditiOusiy tlan those upper
90 ny me use Of Plaster IL previously dspos
M 80 WIZ oe nhefed al public auction, the premises,
Vn ne Isl uy OF Nov next For terDs apply the sub
seIiDsr ,or Wa irowne, Of Williamsburg fhe title is be-
only as he has received.
,,,,, BEVERLY u. BRowNE, Trustee.
Williamsburg, October L. 4S-tis
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HENING,S JUSTICE.

fTiIE last Edition OF this valuable Work being nearly
a Of prin the price will be raised to SiK Dollars ATE
the first OF January In the time tliose VIII
wish avail themselves Of the present price q Dollar.
will do well to apply.
October - 4e--1ew
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Plainiif

I \ cuANCERY : gloucester County Court, September
1924 -
Commonwealth PIain,;G
Against
Clever Warrington, admir- of Joseph 6ernrd deceased,
anu faa' Watnmgton Tor tue Literary Fund, Defis.
The nature of this action beiag to obtain decree for
the unposed OF residuum of the personal estate Of said
Joseph Gerard, deceos-d Alirn NATIVE. of Great
Britain for the benefit OF The Literary Fund OF this Com
ealth all persoss claiming iutere,t in The said
residuum as distributes OF the said dsceden are re-
quired Ia appear here"n the first Monday in March
and make himself herself themselves in tbs
cause and II is ordered that copy hereof be
tor three months in the " National tnelligencer news
paper published in the City OF Washing tom and die En-
quirer, published in the civ OF ;cbmopd
copy feste, ARTHUR L. DAVIES, q. q.
October L. a2-,.,S,,
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fhE FOLLOWING OiIDkNS

TIE FULLUWINu UNUEKS
VI the Superior Court of Chancery Tor The Richmond
District, are published, by direction OF the
Tor Tue information OF all persons concerned.
Wal. W. HENING,C &C.
In The rdcation after June Tenn, 1891.
BY the Chntceiior:
4 lRDEhED, That the several Receivers OF this Cou
- 40 annually between the first day April and lie
last day Oh ay ioiiowing settle their accounts before
Ut the Court, alter thereof The
pNnes ,na hey may be reported the June Term &c.
cordngiy and the respective ba:ancrs or 80 MUG, M
oi as may he deemed proper by Court paid into any
suitable 10 the parties concerned.
Inat the receiver, failing to comply with the
el MS oi tue foregoing OrucT, shall accountable tbe
interest o ANY money hands uupu ia. OF
he Court ard shall allow any condensation for
his services as
A copy. Teste, WN1. W.nENfNGC.C
Sept n. ii-y,sw
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NOTICE.

~ Ill I've sod publicly the highest bidder, at New
" Town. TN Saturday she skin day aex month No
'eoer) from twelve 10 fifteen likely Negroes
10 'is estate at Edwin ao,iey, dec. credit of nine
hnnihs Tor the purpose oi paying OF !egacies from
by ELlZABErH MOTIF EY As,,,Y
with The " i'll annexed vi Edwin Motley.
King Queen, October 8, 1924. 45--w4V-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16
GUNPOWDEE-

ME nre receiving for sale, per Pilot 200 kegs
w GUHPOWDER, FROM the - Red Stone Hpys" Hart
ford consisting OF strong Powder blasting, an
finer qnnes-And also, superior Rifle Powder. Tue qua
lily OF the above Powder having been tested its use Oh
the great Canal In the Ut Ysrs and approved OF
II Is believed II Is not inferior any Other
IN this souniry-ior sale at reasonable prices
DAVENPOftc 4 ALLEN,
AgcBts for the Manufacture
Septt7 sa-06w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16
Nll,rII,I.,

= fEIiIiON will be presented to the General As
senbyoi Virginia. praying that the Manchester Turn
iAe Road may be placed the footing with Genern
TURNPIKE Law. with regard 10 Tolls.
g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

ihb Medical Lectures will begin, usual, The first
a, - mopday OF November next.
fniLlP PHfSIC, M. -. on Anatomy.
yViiN kEDMAN COKE, n. u. On .Matefia Medica.
NAfHANiEj CHAPMAN, 81. ID. on Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
THOMAS c. JAMES, u. y. on Midwifery.
hgBEhT UARE, N. H. on Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIBSON, IL. D. on Surgery.
WILLIAM = uOuNEH, a. u. AaJanct Professor OF Ana
!tviny Hoi Dean OF the Medical fHcuiiy
cbiNtChL LECTURES will be desre during the SEES
sivn AZ the ASts House inhsmtfy The apest ac-
cOumOdniions and cOaseDient arrangements have
Deen made for the purpose the Practice Of Physc by
DR.. Chapman and on Surgery by Dr. Gibson.
Ph.adsiphia, AYglst ". 50--itN
NOTICE IS beresy gwen, al the cells LuDstic
Hospital in the CITY Of Williamsburg occupied and
hs patients, male female will he received into
e said hospital until OF the said cells are vacant
Jue notice Of which will he given.
by order Of the Court OF Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY, O. O. u.
July ~ Hgs. 2t-tf
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NOTICE

SHALL petition the General Assembly of Virginia
Il for the passage OF law estalishing town, and an
inspection of Tobacco, my land head OF Willis
river navigation. EDWARD on ,D
Buckinghs,, October 2, 1894. 45-w6vs
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Broad Rocf IarerN anu Hace filM

Dio8u Itoch 1uCeTR ana Huce fieid
WILL SCH this property any person dismissed "a mr.
cnase upon credit OF from years IL
OF VIII lease IL 10 respectable Prouriror tor any
"rm lie wishes At moderate rent This c..,l,ra,,,i
co Sc, situated about three mics from Richmond loo
wen Known ana established bei ,ract la Wing nj.
10 require comment ii il is leased al. the ,rairs and
improvements when AZ may he necessary make m r
te houses or the field, will put by the
or the tenant may make them himself "a a r,st wbsh
shd NE proporiionabiy iow.-Fur Iurth,r information
apply ln u u Clarke, next door above the Eagle Ts
verh Richmond, or TO the subscriber himself aajoinn,
the properly.
mn COLIN CLARKE.
Broad Rock, Sept. "a. 5l-ws,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16
August 20.

NJ AZ coHuiitted To the Jail county, on the
W -Ith day o May last, man " no
calls has name HENRY, aud says lie belongs TO anne
Motr, living near Gtofse,own in South Carolina. The
said Henry IS about 20 of about feet inches
high, slender mad dark mpr yon-had hen com.
United SHIRT and panaiSons uf domestic cotton
ami cotton "aistcoat and wool hat The reuues-
tel TO c,r forward prove property, pHy charges and
take hn away otherwise he will be disposed ac cord.
ing to law.
EZRA NIcKoLi ,iaiIor,
far Samuel Amburn, Sheriff oil q raw son county
Tn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

w AS committed 10 he jail OF itenieo county the
~ 2Jih shy "f MAY, 1894, as runaway, negro
nnmed BOB, Mo states himself 10 be- the properly OF Pa
trick Hep'y OF Anelia coniy said runaway II about fifty
wears DID, dark compile xion, six feet hie and stout made
ne much marked with The small po1-ibe owner ct said
slave hereby forward property,
pay charges and take him away, he will be deal, with
as the Law directs.
JOHN r. BURTON DIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

w 40 evmn'iieu To INC Jail oi lenrico county ibe
w 10Th day of MAY, 1924 a runaway, n negro man
named Wilamwho STATES himself be the property OF
r. Eggleson ri Amelia RUNAWAY about IL
old. black ve feet one inch gh-w,th no ne
cr.iar n-rk-he had on when eomish,,d, kersey coat
and nialoons made OF cottosrhc owner said slave
hereby requested TO- come forward prove properly, pay
charges aud take him away LIE he dealt III, as
the law directs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16
JOHN +. BURTON, ID. s.
For William cambridge, S.n.C.
St-uIc,r

w AS .ommi,,ed toiie Jail OF Aibenare county as n
w run"way,"o the 9th OF May last segro " no
says his aame Is PlL SMITH tha, he
mery the property ofcoi John Mcdowell OF tockbdge
county, ny wn,n lie was sold a supposed 10 reside
IN The state oil Kentucky Said negro is about 40
age, Tee; inches high very and had when he
Oil iur hat Ihe owner Is requested forward,
prove property pay charges and lake him lie will
be dealt with - the law directs
WN. WATSON, Jaior.
July 95-wi2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden In the Cle,,.r
Superior Court VI Choncsry the kichn,. n, OF TIE
the c6ih day OF August 1924; psirsi
Ed"ard a. Moseiey, acting executor of William, r.
who was executor OF Thomas Fleming who WA. .m'nc,
A.inn', fiainur
Lenaus Boiling, executor of Powha,an Do,,;,r ,
ih"iitas West and Elizabeth iis wie, Jcs.ph (., ue
Poeahontas his Wife, John P..nan shertir Aoi
ot Dueknyban,,to whom the ~ .1oiy
oil SUSANNA Wilcox dec. hath been committed, estate
Rae defendants Joseph Cabeii and fvrah,u,,x ~
nat having entered their appearance aud sv. WIS
corning 10 The act at assembly and the rules uf mi. ae
anna u appearing by satisfactory evidence, that ihry
.nhahHts vttnis country IL ordered, that N az, net
icn'anis do appear here on tc hrst uay the
and answer The I'LL III the pianiin aud that ef.a
iisheu la the city oil Rchmond Two put
anu posted at The iiout door the Capitol in the
cop,-resi., wM. w i.ENiNG ~ sS.!
September II ss-wsw y
~ CiIASvEai-ln UOochia.d IOunty Court ,1T-TT--
August, 1874: ''a Vi
Aa na; aims Plaintiff
George w. Payne. Sheriff of G chland coun,y ma,
al adns al John II. Snith dire. james ID. ir'I
si'i' Leaae aud Isaac w Pieasans, trustee, a., 10.
way D. Sui,h, Amauia M Smi,i, Ann Z. Smith n', W
1ert \. Smnh, ciiir en heirs OF jour NJ Smih at
anu - Smith, wi.ow OF saiu John NJ. Smith de-, &c
Ihe defendant, Emily w emith, Lasny en,.r.,
appearance anu yivea security according IN.
assembly aud the rules vi court aud IL aur,nt,r
lie Satisfaction vi tie she MOI an uh,s %
oil ihs siase GA tLe motion Ut the pian by Li,
~ Is ordered, that the said dcie Emily w. u.,,
appear hei e On the ihd Monday ia November
answer the piHsias bill, ,.lat copy of ,L. l
To- 'hwi inserted IA sonie pablo spaper
tue city vi kivhuouu tor eisht weeks
ha' another eoty he posted al ;he door VI Ia.
house oi ms county on AVE- succt ssve days
copy lese, W. MlLLEn,n r
October q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

JOHN p. BURTON, DIS.
dor William DanLriige, 5. IA. U.
9l-vyIp,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

Gen. washington and Col Monrue born in West
separated, it is said, from Westmoreland.
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PROPOSALS
A RENENlIR
OF TIN
n ,oariEds HsL1eS, .Sagcs .g4sa -S!attsmsa Of F.
mgrtcds


nparted1 Hayes, .Sascs -Gsd -S!atesmsa Of a
mertcas
be confined exclusively TO those who sig
,,,rzed themselves IN either capacity, in the
psyalationtry Wa, which obtained the hide.
,,sndsnce oftneir country.
.yse,ad Edition. HtMenappendt1 continuing
,tsllE DECLARATION by the Representatives OF
the United Colonies oi North America,
actin f)tth the cause, and necessity OF taking
no arm, jay o, l715-rhe Petition by the
psprescntal:es OF tao u rited Coon'es, to the
hin1 Of I, eat Britain, July 3, Ia Aprocia-
,,n OF Congress FRA day OF tasting, humi.id-
,,nand p aver, March 10, 1755-1'he DecIa-
,4tion Of Independence, July !, l77G and the
manifesto by the Congress, Of the United States
Of America, October 50, l779.
A.so. The Constitution OF the United states,
and thl Farewell Address OF General Wash.
rSGroH, to the People OF TIC United States, an
nouneiug h intention OF retiring from public
service, Scptemberl7, 1876.
COMPLIED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
ave are reduced to the alternative oi choo
,,,,# an unconditional submission to The tvrau-
~ al ifrltated ministers, Oh resistance by force.
mn laltrt. !, our choice. We have coentrd the
.,.t Of tins contest aud lind nothing So dread
"A 4, voluntary slave y. Honor, justice, and
i,.,anity 10 DID Us .amey 10 sur endel that
1e,lom which we received from our gallant
.,rrslors, ami which our innocent posterIty
i,veau-hl tolecdve rom as. We cannot
.,dure the iniamy and guilt oil elgulng sue
,srdIop aeneratIonst To tnat Mfetchedness WI ch
;oeyItabl, aEa tnen, II we bdeGly enttIl hele-
sltlIy DO ldlEe upon Them.
:, .rhe arms We have been compelled by our
,n.n,e,to assume, we viii, IN defiance otsvory
hazard, with unabaung hInnes5 and Pelseyer-
.aee, employ tprthe Preservation OF our hheI-
tus-heiog with one mod res. I'VE" to die lree-
No., .atneI tnan To i've ,llye,. = Deciafmson
Of Congress, setting Forth he atctssdy o t"t'"o
NJ urms-JHiy d, no
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-28
SPIlHNE GOODS.
Camvh.N 4 EYeenway,

Have received, in addition 10 their Iormc,
stock,
Superior blue aud black CLOTH,
10. do. 10 Cashmere
DO. .a.hionohle ribbed do.
20. N0vr striped do.
Long yellow N4nkeeh3
fu,sia Drilling
Union Mixtures ard ea'tcens
Nraoia and Cotton Cashmere
Sup Nanr chester s'rip'd Gidgrams, asre,itd
lam1ofed Book Muslin
% .iublrr Core do.
Jaconol Robes
Black denrel eros de Mp
10. Do. Laven'ine
Plain Scnehim, and Snrccnc'ts
Superior Gauzc liaudkcrchiefs
Figured eros. de Nap do.
Layenthe BUrd do
Plain aud figured Canton Grape.
Sup. nadress'd Furniture Prlhts
Plate Calieocs
sup. Cambria Prints
Together with general supply of GtocE.
RiTS, HARDWARE, CROCkERI, and ma.
ne other articles too mdmcrnms 10 mention,
which they will sell low for cash
April IL ts6p
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Journal Of Foreign Ued,ctae.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLlN, Jr. VI
II and WILLIAM PRICE, N. u.

A. Its title indicates, the Journalnow oileted
to the patronage oithe public. will be conduct
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leading feature OF ghe plan, oredi,tluut ~ nnuu
Grated, Is 10 prrscntat stated intervals, sort OF
Synopsis OF the Foreign Magazines. journals,
aud Reviews, Ippropfiatcdto Medicine aud its
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