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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

TeSiae'cs az ne CtY q Rtchmoll3, and jo. OTHER
pnrposes-
Passed tho l7th day of August 1870,
\ 1T Ordhiied hy the President md I,...,
NJ Council of the City of Richmond in Con, ,,oss
i,1ll assembled, and it is heSeby nrtiaiued b, ~.
authority of the same. That every person ,,ho
shall Hereafter remove TO this city, shall within f;
" days after such REMOVAL report to the Master of
fohce ms or her wish to become Il resident tope-
ther with his or her occupation If any shall be
sued, and the number OF free persons md slaves e
longing to his or her family, describing their names
ages and scXes-whcreupon the Master of Police.
with the assistance and concurrence of the Mayer
or III case OF his absence the Recorder of this CITY
sna rule such person tn enter into bond with sec-
fS To be approved by the acting Magistrates in n,
sum not exceeding five hundred dollars. conditioned
mat he or She, his he's family, or any membey
thereof, will not within the space of twelve months
become charge to the city, and will keep the peace
and be OF good behaviour during the aforesaid term
of IL mouths, "
:. And ifany person shall fail to make report
as herein directed and prescribed, such person shall
be liable to be removed beyond the limits of tlo
City, and shall moreover be liable to pay fine OF
five dollars, for every day such report shall be e-
layed after the month before allowed, one half of
which penalty shall be applied tho use of the ;u-
former and the residue aid the funds Of this Civ
D. Every person returning after being once remov-
cd by the authority aforesaid SHALL for such second
attempt to evade the provisions of this ordinances be
there to remain Until le she shall give bond aud
security as hcrein before required.
MAYORS OFFICE. July 8, 1921
The officers of Police Instructed bv me IN
cause the provisions of the above rected extract of
an ordinance to be enforced.-The bpok for receive
ing the list of names reported will be kept at this
Office. JOHN ADAMS Mayor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
ALLEN's PRIZE ITgT

or THE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY NO. Q.
No. 1861 prize of 100000
1923 10000
il139 10000
20831 10000
21I30 1000
x 1857, 95ol, 1896, rr;,os or tooo
*19594, 1866, 4i55, 4'@'S % looo
*1i4. 1893, 9i29, 23376
1927, COS, 6961, 1914, 2}473,
*2307g, 22t4.;, 1929 1871, prizes each ~
*22l43, 1909 1850 1891, s1Uo.
1890,
All marked thus ~ were sold at ALIENS,
where the cash can nc had at sight for all prizes,
The official list is received AID az tickets wiz 10
examined gratis by
&. g. NJ. ALLEN s. co.
No, $50 nau street, Richmond
June 20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

6. By Mr.. Jcrman Baker--Li5erty throughout
me tcorid-An iron sceptfe and crown of thorn, To
every despot In tho universe.
.. BY Mr.. b. w. Lcsh--Commoiore Barron
Justice il be ample at last. however
tardy.
.. BY Mr.. Peytoa Randolph.-.4 Free Press
The Car iu which human reason rides triu,nphan,
over vice ignorance and folly.
9. By Mr.. Thomas Richie IA President of the
United Siaies-Nho will turn his back upon bod
men, and bal measures.
~. BY Mr.. John Robcrtson-IHe Murdered
KteSo-The dark malice of the tyrant could not
obscure the blaze of his famc- the glory of his life
- his own; the isnominy of his death rests upon
his Royal Hangman.
IL. By Mr.. Liun;eus Smith-THe Unirersifv of
> ire inid-" Esto Perpetual
IL. By Mr.. George Taylor-Iankce .Noiions-
harI, ct rariores, ctiam rarissimi."
Ei. by Mr.. William Cocke-Georgs' Vasttng
10" irti"e--'rhc pride of The new the admiration of
the old world.
II. BY MIR. Whitakcr-THc Juru-Thc proncr
tribunal to decide Fact, Law and constitution.
10 BY Mr.. G. a. Myers Memory of Bvron
-tircecc nourns hcrbrave dcfeIdcr thc MUSES. their
favoritc son.
10. Mr.. Jo'np, Megginson old Dominion
In the councils of the natinn may her sons con-
iHlne to act in defiance of sectional feelinu with 81,
eye single In the public good.
II. BY Mr.. L. w. Lcigh-Jancs Monroe--Nray
ms retirement be as happy, his life has been hon
oraba.
l3. By The Vice Pfesient-Our Co.1,ffy-A
triumphant refutaton ofthe doctrine that the people
are incapable of self government.
10. By the President The U.aircrstfu nj L..
s'nLa-May it di,fusa the SCIENCE anJ lr min, -,
The old world, while it nurtures the fee shirt md
perpetuatcs the liberal principles III the new.
20. BY Mr.. Richie The .,ohn IHomson asso-
eiaiton- Thanks for t''cis hospitality ;ynna,hy
with their spirit.
Several celebrations of the 4th unayodably
excluded.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
IN NORFOLK.

II is general remark that there never was
witnessed in Norfolk so animated and brilliant
celebration of the Fourth Of July. The wca-
Their was uncommonly fine during the day--a
heavy fall of rain the preceding night having
cooled the air and laid the dust. The day con-
cluded with as much harmony and good order as
it had commenced with, and by the hour of
nine the streets were as silent as on any other
evening.
TOASTS.
I. The day ,ce cetebynte-The glorious era
o! nations leedoui. gD1s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
COEE NJ

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE ORR,
Corner of Main strse:, oppi,,s 49, :, 'tiCE'
waeIf me @r great capital pri-ss u; we nag,s Hoe.
tn 1 ,r;- ,o LINES We're sold. 81 III THE
e ':e: vosniacd than a, any oa.er o..
a, orders from any part of the United States. e.
.ne, ny mail (post paid) or by private conveyance.
lnE cash or prizes in any the Baltimore
es' WIZ meet the same prompt and punctal
a"e"t'on as If on personal application, addres,cTi-
,,,. CoHEN'S OFFICE,
- Richmond, Va.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

Dollars drawn in tho Maryland State Lottery
the Gath ult. They arrived ia town yesterday
afternoon and on the presentation Of their tick
ct at the Messrs. Cohens Office. instantly re-
ceived the cash, agrceably to the usual promp-
t'tude Of their cstablishInent-TB.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
PRIZE PAID.

No. 8oo8, which drew the Capital Prize of
$4,000, one half Of which was presented at CO.
HENS OFFICE, on Tuesday last, in this City, and
Immediately paid in CASH. s1he fortunate holder
was Mr.. James csoTsdcr, of Northampton county,
NC.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
NOW DRAWING.

NOW DRAWING.
W.4SHkN'GIO,N JNO.NJIHEJN7'. LOTTERY.
draws again tile 21st. inst where the opening OF
the wheels tickc,s will rise to SI2
THE GREAT CAPITALS OF
10000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS
$4,000, Sto00s, s10O's, sos, &C. all vet undr,,.,,
u CASH paid for all prizes rs seo,s as dro,cn e
ordered at COHEN's office. "
W Only more drawings to finish the Lottery.
Tickets warranted undrawn
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters
halves Eighths 81 50
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

On Tuesday last, melancholy accident oc-
cured at Mr.. Peter Chcvallie's fine Mill on the
James River Canal near this city.-The band
round one of the stones slipped, while it was in
full motion small pieces oft flew off at first
but the whole mass bulging out by the operation
of the centrifugal force the blocks flew with
irresistible impctuosity in all directions One
of the attendants IA black many was killed on
the spot, terribly mangled. .8nother black
man had his thighs broken, and died on the
same evening. a third was struck in the face I;
his upper lip was severely cut-but no serious
apprchensions were entertained about his life,
though il was reported in the course Of yester-
day, that nc was dead.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

Great Capital Pdid--Hessrs. A. Hickerson
and J. Fl. Clarke of Oak hill, Fauquier county,
Virginia, arc tic fortunate owners of one quar-
ter 81 The great prize of Ore Unn3red THOUSAND
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
July q.

EXTRACT FROM AN ORDINANCE
Prescribins The monaer of obtaining The ,jobf ot>
residence IN Tie CITY Of Richmond, and TO-. oter
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

"ANTED--A situation in some Mercantile
House, in the capacity Of Clerk. Good
qualifications are possessed, and moderate COM
pcnsation viii satisfy. Apply 10 the editors.
June % ts1d
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09
[R. Compiler.

ErpciHious Trorc{liag.--T great facility ex-
pcrieuced in the despatch Of business since the
establishment of steamboats, has often been re-
marked. We have now tomentioD an instance
deserving particular notice. MIR. p. Whiting
ton Of Kingston n. Jersey left home on Sunday
night last at half past nine o'clock, and reaching
Philadelphia took the steamboat yesterday
morning and arrived at Baltimore in the after
noon at half past five, having travelled with
ont fa,irue one hundred and seventy miles in
twenty hours.
fNT. w. is one of the owners Of the $4,000
prized drawn in the State Lottery on thursday
last and i'm few minutes after his arrival real
ize dbs good fortune, on presenting GIe ticket at
the Messrs. Cohen's Office. BAT. lime.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

NOTICE.
a CON1PE TEN Z workman in the House CGr-
L n penfers a,,h Joptrs BtlsiueSs, Is DESTROYS If
being emplOycd--be would prefer the upper county,
For particulars, enquire al tIfi5 Office.
April 10. tsz3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-09

rr We refer to tho last page, for az Essay
on the Constitution Of Virginia, and Coovcn-
ton signed 6 Sidney.n We are requested to
state, that it was composed aniecedentiy to the
KITE agitation Of the Convention question in Var
cinia and that il was offered to the Editors OF
the Enquirer for publication, perhaps under
different signature, in the spring of 1898. &c
corjlng to the answer given by them to the au-
thor, it was rejected not on its merits. but from
other circumstances which made its publica-
ton Inconvenience
TIE JVustington Committee, and the Secretaries.
A1essrs. Adams, Calhoun and Mclean, as
will be seen by TING ahnexeYcztracts from the
National Journal Of Wednesday, declare that
ahey withdrew from the celebration Of the 4tb.
from pscouviotions Of their own duty" This is
disclaimer Of all personal motives, in refer
cnce either to Mr.. Crawford OF Mr.. Edwards.
1t was from no dislike to Mr.. Crawford, or wish
TO do him injury--it was from no affection for
Edwards, but to preserve a strictimpartialIty to
both those individuals and from Discrimination
to express directly, or indirectly any opinion on
Mr.Jdwarls' conduct or character, that they
were Induced to circumference proceedings,
San ecquiesence in which; would have implied
ao..lU.cir parts, sanction Of his exclusion, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
LEWIS WEBB 81 co.

$50 BAGS, Ie barrels coee-4O hhds. and
20 barrels brown sucarLoaf sugar-30 bhhs. prime
failing moasses, II hhds and 100 barrels whiskey
bills Caruiher's rectfhed do-20 bbls. apple brandy
pipes and Is barrels Americas gin-e hhds and 81 barrels
New England runs his. Antigua rum pipe superior
French braniy-Louon particular Madeira-Sicily Ma.
deira-rcneride- CoImenar-Sweet maia-
ga-Scuppernong wines-Liqunr coiuuring-l500 sacks
Liverpool snlt50 TONS bar iron, American English and
Swers2 tons plough plates tons castings consisting
Of ovens skcts, pots, salt boilers, Sc2 tons German
stcel--4 tons hsered do-Crawiy to-2Oo0 sides soa'
leahere50 sides upper dol Morocco goat skins
400 Spanish hdes-l5 hbs Tanners oii500 Heroes i-
iimr-i00O bbls North Carolina cut herringsi00
to- do. shad50 baxes Whitten-r-s and other aud
wool cars50 guns, fowiing pieces ceroons Spanish
indigo-Cupprras, alum, nndder-Logwooi, birthstone,
sal, petrKice, pepper pimenuMace, nu,m-gs, cl",es
-ace, ginger, raisins misunderstanding aud soap,
Snur Spanish segarsaloud candles, teaCrates Queen
ware-China, glass ware iumbers. decaHers salts
wine glasses, &c. &c-Wi dox glass; various sizas-De
mijohns-Sione Powder and shot-Baie rope bed
cords and leodin. iinesWriiing printing, letter and
wrapping paper-Shop aud seine twine;-2O casks OF
cheese.
Also
900 pieces c"lon ginE, ~ inches wide7 pieces Hes
SLAMS cases American broad cloths ind ssttinest50
piece, domestic pnids, Stripes chambrays, shering shirt
ing, checks Sc.+;oiton yarns-Bairs spinning COTTON
ucio,rr 4. 4J--iiv6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
POSTPONEMENT.

nWING 10 tbs ncemeDcy Of the weather ard ther
ayodae circumstances, the sale o the MI LII QUAR-
TER posponed until Monday the Sta december, VIXEN
~ O'Clock premises will be sold az Avcopto the
highest bidder that valuable estate, the Mill Quarter, lying
Nam1geen Creek partly in Amelia and fly IN Dis
wddie, principally IN the about ~ mile above Pc
fersurg end so south from Kicmsnd containing by
1880 of land, thousand Of which are low
grounds of The first quality. About 600 The low
grounds cleared and IN cultivation and'thc Whole has
been ditcheh within the last ~ considerable
pense and is capable Of producing fine crops OF
wheat aud tobacco land James River. One third
of the in woods, aordng ample supply Of Tim
ber and the cleared high land is Of equal quality, "
superior in the neghborhoOd The tract adj
divided in paris, iii should I've wish
Of the purchasers Tile Improvements consist OF ~ small
comfortable dwelling house, situated
which commands extensive view of the Iow-grunds
dairy smoke house, stables and &c
house. quarters for negroes stables horses grana
w will threshing machine attached, framed tobacco
barns 90 feet by 49, and six log barns 50 feet by 90
Their description Is thought to he
sumed any person wishing to purchase, will fret view the
premises
TERAiSOn e-ffh cashthe balance in three csiu, NJ,
nua instruments the purchaser giving bonds with secsrity
and n deed of trust on tive property.
1mveiaeIv the lard Is Uldn the stock Horses
and CaueUtenss Of busbandry, and about barreIs
Corn will sold the highest bidder IN lots, credit
of ~ nonhs-purchasers giving approved bonds with APP
proved security, carry interest dat. II puDeugy
paid.
IL Is expected that about 400 bushels Of whent will be
sown before the day OF sale. FRANCES TAUB.
October 3. Aids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
IN VIRGINIA.
Orange county, i02 &c -
Fairfax county, 76 27

Crawford. Jackson. Adams
Orange county, I02 &c ~
Fairfax county, as 27
FROM VIRGINIA, we have received the re-
suit Of The Electoral Election in only The
above counties. II any surplze should be
cit AT the small number Of votes given, n
must be recOlected that freehoIders alone
vote in this State. The vote, however, is a
very small one compared with The number ct
f,eehoidcrs In those counties. In Faitiax,
less Than one third Of the qualified voters
gave thrir suiFragrs, aud in Orangf, IL is be-
leyed, the dispropOriion was equally great
This may he accnunted for by the entire con-
fidence Off friends Of Mr. Crawford in iiis
SUCCESS in the state, which doubtless ind ncrd
many of tbos, most distant from the court,
houses (wbere alone the votes are received
in Virginia. to absent themselves from tn,
polls. The votes for the other candidates OK.
hibit, it 10 presumed, a pretty accurate view Of
the number Of their supporters, as il is the
characteristic Of mjnorlies TO rally all their
power IN political contests.
From PEvSeYIysSt, lie si,iicns' Tetorn'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
THOMAS PAINE

Letter OF Thomas Paine TO the Marquis d.,
La Fayette, On presenting him with capy
of his Rights of Man."
After an acquaintance of nearly fifteen Years
in different situations in America, AID varions
consultations in Europe, feel a pleasure in
presenting 10 you this small treatise in graft
tude for your services to my beloved America,
virtues, private and public, which | know you
TO possess.
The only point upon which could ever
discover that we differed, was not as to prn
ciples OF government, hut as to time. For
my own part, think il equally as injurious ~
good principles To permit them to ipger, as
to push then, on too fast. That which YOU
suppose accompshable in fourteen or fifteen
years, may believe practicable in much
shorter period. Mankind, as it appears to me-
are always ripe enough tn understand their
true interest, provided ii be- presented clearl,
10 their understanding and that in manner
not To create suspicion by any thing like sell
design, nor 10 offend by assuming too much.
Where we could wish 10 reform. we must oot
reproach.
When The American revolution was esfab
lshed, fell - disposition to sit serenely down
and enjoy the calm. 1t did not appear to me-
that any object could afterwards arise great
enough To make me quit tranquility, and feel
ms had felt before. But when principle, and
not place, IS The energetic cause Of action, a
man, find is every where the same.
am once more in the public world, and as
have not right to contemplate on so many
years OF remaining life as you have, am re-
solved to iabour as fast MS ! can and as am
anxious for your aid and your company,
wish you TO hasten your principles and over
| take me.
| IL yon make campaign the ensuing spring
which II is most probable there will he no &C
cason for, will come and join you. Should
the campaign commence, hope il will terini
nsie in the extinction of German despetism
and in establishing the freedom of all Germany
| When Francc wri he surrounded with reyo
lutions, she will he in peace and safety, and he
taxes, as well as those Of Germany, W II con
sequentiy become less Your sincere. AM
afieciionate friend. THOMAS PAINE.
London Feb. Q, 1909.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
TRUSI' SALE.

10y virtue Of deed trust executed by the late Thos
ID r. ooies Sen to The subscribers bearing date on the
ay Of February, thousand eight hundred
and twerty and duly recorded the Office OF the county
court Gloucester sccare the payment OF certain
of money according the provisions of said deed
will he sold Monday the sixth day OF December
nj Il Ioucesier court house IL nit, 1T mol the next fair
day at public auction the highest bidder, for cash that
Tract Tor much thereof be necessary to fulfil
the object deed) parcel Of Land commonly
called Wilson's Creek In the county of Gloucester
containing late two hundred aud seventeen
and quarter and purchased 10y the snd Thomas X.
Rooes william Jones " Gloucester, Executor ot John
CatIett decreased
~ B The title believed TO be good; but the trustees
only convey such title as is vested In them
WILLIAM ROBINS,
THOMAS SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

NIIFIMUNU ot NEW WANUF NC TUEl
rEFE subscriber having atieriy made considerable inn
ptovemcnts in his Machinery for cutting Screws ~
prepared manufacture Screws III viz,
Tobacco, Cotton SH, Curry iog, &r.-aiso, Jfi4 irons
Oi all kiHds together With every nvsoripDu OF
generals uscd 10 Mills Manufacturing establishments
u his Machine Factory nex1 To MessIs r HaxnH Co.'S
Mills. -. q. ItUTClIfsON
" r. have just received from, the North fresh sun
ply Of HON. u superior quality, selected by pyspt
iDr the above purposes, aud would inform my trien,
aud customers rrnerHly fiat should he Lappy to Ye
any my line Of business, With the sitetpst
attention. ~. e. H.
Aug. 20 9i--wff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
ADYER flSEAlENT-

CIV pursuance Of order Of Superior Court Chan
csrv the subscribers. Tuesday the GOD November III
offer sale the premises, the Tract 81 Land which
william Murray formerly 81 the county of Amelia,
resided together with the Slaves of which the Murray
died possessed, IN numrr from thirty GIVE aud thirty.
re Tract Of land Is situated three miles above uenito
biidse, between tie Public Hoad and Apponaox River,
sod Supposed contain about FIVE hundred The
Slaves all descriptions OF them rrpresented
10 be valuable. Terms0r the Land credit Of one,
two and years the purchaser giving bond aud secut
~ wti lien upon the proper'yfor the slaves tue credit
wilt bs tgeiya months. SAMUEL. JONES. .
rgrSs, s5-<ff5 WIS. ARCHER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
olouccstet Suou'yi ONs""e.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA..

fxNUE following resolution was auoP'eS ny the Donru Oh
Il Visitors on tine 18th Oetober-
that the Proctor be authorized and required
after 18th day November next, 10 lease the Hotels oi
University such persons Offering of worthy and
per character he shall approve that the leases shall not
he nRger than and that the proctor
cause be in them such he shall deem
necessary Of the buildings enclosures
and sppurenances OF the tenements that this he pub
ished wfout deas that all persons maJ have notice who
may desire To- apply"
ANY communication addressed by letter (pOstage
paid on the subject Of the above resolution shall
Tended TO. A. s. BhOChbNbhOUUH L. u Va.
or,oi,e- 4 i7-ii5N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
October 70
N0rIh- CnrollNM FtmnLe .4cndenn-

A NpktWS JONES, Principafs.--The OF amin alton
~ Of the pupils IN this. nssirnop ain ro,nornes an
nesiny tne ISL and close the Sd day Of December
when Cod MtdaL, will he publicly presented Ia those
yOnng ladies who have CONNECTED their s,u,lIss
The Pxetesesof the Academy will he resumed On the
Isl dav o February next ihei being but one vacation %
risg the yeaf-terms as heretofore.
This place is celebrated remarkably beal,bf andis
in all respects peculiarly favorable to the oc ed
alton.
oxford, Granville county, Nov. s. 5g-UH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09

Iotfefy ice Hnasr tks Eaele Hazel, Richmond,
Where all prizes in tire above lottery will be paid so
DAYS after the drawing, seon drawn for yer,
uinfng discount.
WAsie Tictet s5-Haf 80 5o-Qnarter 81 %.
II ORDERS rom the country (ost pad) will Imeet with
prompt attention.
RISE or TICKETS.
Persons who tntend purchase Tickets in the above
lottery, are particularly requested provide themselves
with them bcf-re the iith Of November next, which
time they will he advanced So. The extensive sales
which have bern effected abroad calculated render
them very scarce the approach oftbe drawing, md
queny, Il would he well tn apply before the advance
lakes place, in order dollar and chance
A. MlNTYRE.
November 2. 53-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
BANK STOCK AT AUCTION

TUE following Stock belonging the Estate OF the
late Dr. deorge Oabeii OF Lynchburg, will he sold by
the Cry OF Richmond, on MONDAY the iith OCTOBER
next for CASH, viz Us Shares OF Old stock Hank or
Virgiuiai4i do New stock BANK Of Virrinj,-5nd sI2
Shares Of Farmers Bank Stock. will be sold in Lots TO
suit small az well ms large purchasers.
Sale at " O'clock. JAMES n LYNCH
Sent. .. as.,J
~ rhe above sale IS postponed until Monday The 18th
NOvember next. lcisi,er .' - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-09
NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the Estate the
lat. Tr. WIN. Foushee- Sen. dec hereby notified,
and required 10 make them known the undersigned, in
ur',er that provision lac made for their discharge
And all persons niebted The said Estate are
y requested tn make immediate pay.nrn, TO
JAMES RAWLINGS, Admir-.
With the will annexed OF WIN. Foushee, Sen. dec.
Sept. II Sg-tf