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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
SWAINi'S PANACE1

SWAIN L ANACEA.
TtHE diseases in which this medicine has been ,o rom
u spcuousIy useful Scrofua or Kings Evil N,Tcn
rial Disease deep seated Syphilis Rheumatism liberated
PutridSore Throat all diseases arising from
ted impure state Of the blood and almost every disease
OF ucerous nature. ~ ~
As ageB for Richmond, offer sale Swai's gsnu;,
Panacea at his prices Sc per dozen 80 single botie
MrXt
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SLAVES, CORN. &c FOR SAFE

,,l-Inr,,-,,I .
OCOhDING TO the directions of the will Of the late uge
RoGne sba oher for sale TO the highest bidder al pub
nc aucuon az The plantation OF the decd adjoining TO the
o"n w se"casue IN Hanover couBty, Monday I2h
Day january merit fair, If the fair day the CROP
OF corn supposed to he than 1000 barrels made upon
me aid plantation and az Spring Garden he other plan
Ison OF ioe deceased) together with all the fodder ucks
ana other crops at both places made during the
aud on The next day. being Tuefay 10, I5h doy
vary hr " not the fair day shall, for The pur-
poses IN ibe SAID will meneped offer for sale the highest
Snas, ~ pablo auction between so and 40 valuable
Consisting Of men, boys, women, girls X children.
The will be sold IN payoes 20 suit and 0o,
ne most part on credit of ninety days in which good
security viii be required. The slaves will be sold, the
greater part Of them cash Further particulars as To
erois, will be made known on the DAYS Of sale.
WM BROCKENBROUGH, Adrnor with The
will annexed Of Spencer Roane dee.
Dtcemhcr D. H8--tdq
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FRESH & SEASONARIE GO0nS-


Lately received By the Subscriber.
SofEhFlNE blue, black, olive green, drab and mixed
~ cloths and casSimeres
Superbne and common pelisse cloths
Red, white, blue, yellow and green aannels
Fashionable light ard dark prints
Plain and figured bombazetie and bombazine
Superhue and middling quality satinets
Cambrics, musIins and muslin cravats
Imitation and real merino shaws
Irish linens, lawns and diapers
avery complete assortment Of brown and coIored
doviees consisting Of shirings, sheetngs apron checks
stripes, Caroline plaids and bed ticking
variety of mixed, dark and light coloTed beads and e
necklace ~ 's
u ANA such articles as are enumerated below will he sold
tanuch lower price than they have been usually
s and Sd cloths blue, brown, mir ed and drsb
Blue and mixed plains and kerseys
Blue and white napt cohons
and rs Pennsylvania kersey
Plain and twilled liDsey wOosey
PeDitt -tiaTy double wove cloth
Sd heavy besrskin coating at 81 per I'd
49,, 1890. - MANN S. VALENTINE.
FOX RENT OR EXCHANGE for likely Young negroes
brick house and lot and frame house ADJOINING on 81
bargain may be had in the described bouses and
lot, on application to NJ s.
January 6. % -
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PCBLIC DOCUMENT.

POBLfC DOCUMENT.
B. ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.
1hFasuRY DEPARTMENT.,
December 81. 1898.
SIR: have the honor 10 transmit u report, pre-
pared IN obedience 10 the &c Act supplementary IL
the act to establish the Treasury Department"
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully, sir, your
obedent servant,
WM. II. CRAWFORD.
The Hon. the SPEAKER
~ The House of Representatives.
In obedience To the directions of the " Act sup
Elementary to the act to establish the Treasury De-
pai'ment, the S-cre'aty OF the Treasury respect
fully submits the following Report
l. " The Public Rsreaue and Expenditure of The
years 1922 and 1923.
The nett revenue which accrued from, duties ON
imports and Ionuase, during the year 1922, amount
edio 800 500,775 81
The actual receipts into the Treasu,,
during the year 1922, amounted 10 20 232 ~ "a
VIZ Customs 1888, 76l 81
Public lands, exclusive of
Mississippi stock, ,803 68l 81
| Dividends stack an the
Bank &c thu u STATES 297 500 90
Arrears uf inter nal duties
and direct tax, aud Incl
| dental receipts, and req
| raymrnis undei act of
LIST MAY, 1890, 81 ,5s4 10
Making, with The balance ia Inc Trea-
sury on The lst oil January, 1872, OF i66l 500 q
I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

u viii he perceived, thai Tive actual receipts Of the
year 1913, aNce, substantially, with The estimate
fescnied Ia tht last annual report. The oniy def.
'en'! IS ." inc proceeds OF Gre puJlic lnds; a1ai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

Making, with The balance ia he Trea-
sury on the lst oil January, 1922, of SOL 500 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
Ter Of RiesO's ItJe to the French .uinisle, orFa

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

WANTED for bc present year twelve or fifteen strong
w able bodied NEGROES. Those " no have such 10
bire, and can recommend them faithful and otedept
hands, will find employment them by APPLYING 10 A.
French, near the Eagle Tavern Richmond or To The sub
crber or John Richards, Frank Harrs farm on James
N"eL, n.teen hi'es ABOVE Richmond. R.P. BAKER.
u
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VIE subscribe, begs leave his thanks 40 Dis
friends and the public, for the encouragement "a bcb
ne has received since his opening the Shockoe Hill
ern-His bar wi always be furnished viii The best IL
market HIS rooms which well adapted the accom-
modaIon OF travellers, bnarers and private families and
supplied with excellent beds which will he Leni In The
neatest orderh stables furnished with good grain
ana forage ana attended by experienced and fit III
lers From his long experience In the arketinp business
ne dou6ts not that he viii he able give general satsa
on 20 nose VINO may favour BIN With their COMPANY. His
fare shall be inferior Rone prices sui aide 10 the
times. T1pafhc UIrEt
" FOR RENT.The subscriber has p Store md CUNT
ing room adjoining the Sbockoe Hill Tavern for rent on
reasonable terms iss good stand for bus inesshewise
good Dwelling House, with Kitchen Smok ehonse Dairy
ana excellent we'll water in the yard Also can board OF
Iiorses by the year, month or week, low terms.
DEC. so. 70--Gf THOMAS
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IN CHANCERI: At Court continued ami held for
Louisa county, at the Courthouse, Tuesday, Noven
Der 1i,h, 1323
William ughsnn and Judith his wifn, William Tisdale
Joseph Tdale John Chewing and Nancy his wife, Tnrl
ton risdale, and John Tisdaie, i,fainti6,,
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Cloths, Cassimvres nnd
Nestinss.


n SUPERB ASSORTMENT or
The best supcrlat,e blue and black Cloths,
some Of Witch are superior
\ handsome assortment ct nlddle To I'm.
and superIine do.
Also, Il general assortment of low priced
10 fine do. all colors
Blue, black and mixed super double miIIed
ditto,
Common aud low priced do.
Elegant Satin raised Fix. Velvet Ncsiings,
London Tuilcnrlts and Valencia (beautilnI)
Super and common white Mns.llrs,
Fancy wo,e figured and printed do.
Rich aud common Swansdown,
Washington and jackson SILK Vr8tihg,
LAFAYETTE aud fancy do.
Ia which may be added IA goat sarirt,
Of othcr articles in the SAME line. Gentle
men DESTROYS of obtaining The best of. aIl
cIcs ri moderate prices, will please call, as
thcy can doQbtl.8, be suited.
". Mckee 4 }. q. MEM.
October Il. tsI0
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-03
Journal Of Foreign Iied,c.ne.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLlN, Jr. NJ
u. aud WILLIAM PRICE. NJ ID

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leadIngteature oil he plan, morcdstnet'yenuu.
Grated, Ia 10 pre.entat stated intervals, sort oil
! synopsis oftiie Foreign Magazines, Journals
and lteviess, appropliatedto Medicine aud its
aind cd Sciences
No one will neutrality-suspicious. oithis de-
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works OF Europe. As is incldentto such pub.
IIcltions, The matter whit they contain is alto
getherofa mixed nature, and OF merits themes
unequal. They are a vast field, where golden
wheat stoo often cbokedby useless or PERM
ci2us tafes, aud where 1t imports us like the
prudent hu5bandulan, To reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time So numerous, SO costly
and So difficult to he procured, that really they
can only be consulted by a large majority OF the
cativatois ofscienceinthe United States, thro
a medium Somewhat similar to the one now
proposed. ltistherelole meant to give an eX
tract So coplous oi their contents, as not only to
exhibit the Jtogre55 eithe Physical Sciences IA
bl Dad, hut TO do away, ina great degree, the
necessity ofiecuning 10 the works themselves.
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r. Last OF New Publications.
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FALL GOODS.
Mckee, Robinson s. Co

HEAVE Just received from New lor Il
4 L. variety of GOODS, suited 10 tue
proaching season. Among them are
Brown, blue and black Ca,sinets
Figured and plain black bnmbazettcs
Do. do. brown AMI blue do.
White, scarlet and yellow flannels
Figured aud plain Caution Grapes, all colors
Super plain black Mandarin do.
DO. Vine pattern aud emhoss black and.co
lorcI Mandarin Robes
Rich Furniture Chinia CaIicoes
Elegant Gauze llaudEerchiclF, new. style
Do, figured eros dc Naples, Go. do
Rich figured black Satin
Figured Book ANA Swiss huslins, large pa'-
terms
4 boxes Artificial Flowers,
u in general assortment IF
White and [ olnrei Domestics,
in Of ac,ich ace oGtr ri our usual s0w prices
for CASH
Sept. 81. Is
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.Huseum ef Foreign Literature
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|p,ii.h ReyieySan Magazines as are reprint
Ia lin the United 5 ates-fot excepting the Ee
|diabutah aad QIartetiy Reviews mbrfc-
|maeh matter which is of little intel es. and limo
ADVANTAGE tothe American reader, aud not nm
|leanenLly fitted To vtiate his literary taste, his
|mo al, OF his political principles. ii 10 deslfa
HE. under these crcun stances, tn II a selection
|,hyud benade, such as would furnah the va
.aable ind entertaining portion Oh Their con
| .,nts to the exclusion otthc Other portion con
&rlng Of details and speculatIons either umn-
e,lina III then5elv IS, or mISchievohS III theii
tendency, OF alto either oil local concern and
Medication. On this plan, Idle expense and a
Mss consumption OF time, would be DIVA
&el. FIR PAGES destitute OF mel it might be sub
Etned mit,y of value which now remain I'M
4 na,yn and Inaccessible. Oi several Il Itish
Fnrnals OF the sci. ntlic and erudite cast, and
zthersinaeed Of more &c erai and atthe same
mic yery solid character, little or no use Is
aaode by the editol and compiler oil the Perio-
Lbical works prntedln The United States.
4 The object Of the one now adyeitl,ed, is ths
accumulation in pctlnanentiorn, Of the ma
a.aals thus egleeled, and j the literary AID
beienluic a,ticic, worthy Of being reprinted in
this country, but which, when 50, are accom-
|1mied by Others possessing no claim to atten
Hon. AMI ,culany-the Select Hesicws-aii
In the design, bat not equalin comprehensive
Iuss,. 20 the pre- eat, lourished fol some Yeas
this city, aud would, it may I've presumed,
Ihvt continued to be Supported 10y widespread
,bicriptioll, 6tit for an alteration OF the plan
.oia,efies IT Inventions reve,scs. Tue resi-
val oft with aIarser scope, W 'ud seem likely
10 be attended with still mo. c slgnai success
ham its original existence, owiagt 10 the great
ui'tlpication oil readers 81 periodical works,
aud the wide diffusion oithe habit oi ,eeling IN
tcm, both uiorma,i0n and amusement.
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NV SIC, as ~ Science.

vu>IIE subscriber intends positively io re-
! move from this Pac" as soon ~ ms Sc
81 hv lis mode of tniton should therefore
make immediate application. lie has lagg"
collection Of MUSIC, sud MUSICAL ~
sTRIIMENrS en- hanl.s, hirh he VII "-p"
of on liberal terms. disc""ni VIII l.. c,,5,
TO those who purshar11, ry the qno'.,ty..
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PROPOSALS
Fer publishing, by subscription,
NEM AMERICAN
biographical Dictionar y
A REMEM3RANCER
A REMEM3IsANCER
OF TuE
Deposited Heroes, Sages and Statesmen Of Il
mCficd.

OF TUE
! Deposited Heroes, Sagex and Statesmen ri 4
meriea.
y. g. So''''',e' oNe'ua'''y 10 nose VINO v
nai'Hed themselves, III either capacity, IN The
Revolutionary w ar, winch obtained the indie
pehdenceotthe" county.
Second Edition. Vih pptndir-coniaiuing
TIyIIE Declaration by the Rep,.a.,t,t;y.,. l
1 the United Colonies or North A,n.,,c,
acting forth In. causes and necessity of tai in "
up arms. July 6. I755-rhe Petition nv the
REPRESENTATIVES OF the United Colonies. ~ the
KIM OF Ia.,t britain Iuly q l13s 4 nrorI,.
ton of Congress for day of lastinr. hnm,lia.
t;onand p,3y.r. March II. Tn. n.cl,.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Dye Stulls.
<~,rn
THOMAS j. DUAL,

At 1nE si1N on rHn GoLDES MORTAR,
ON nASR SQUARE,
las ust received. IN addition Ia his
4 former stock, nm eknhsiVe assortment ui
DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS mud
DiE-slOfFS, Which cnnbirs him now 10 of.
Ter Ia In, friends, customer. and the public ge =
nefhliy, the most complete and extensive as
sorlmeni ever before brought To this mnrkei.
AMONG rnIM Aur Inn FOLLOWING, VIZ
2Ooo III. Glaubcr Sails, % do. 1atar Eme.
5oo do. Epson do. tic.
900 do. Gum Shel 50 do Qairk Silver
Lac, % doz. bottles Auo
QUO do Pearl Ash, rieHn Castor oil,
ioo do. ',um Cam 10 pnCks told Leaf
phor, 200 gallons Alcohol,
loo do. Jalap, oln do. Lamp oil,
loo do, sponge, loo do. spts ln
10 do. Verdgris, pen'ine,
50 Ito. Colonel
AMI evrly other article in his line, MI oi
the bcs quality, and for snc AT the lowest
prices Tor cu-h, Or al sin mouths 10 pnnctual
eusphcrs Septombrr3.
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S8AIM'S CELEBRATED
,pAIiAUMA a.

60 Justly esteemed for the "brc
- Scroinla, hings Evil, Rheunaiism, u
GERS, 'lrumcIs, audall diseases arising from mn
impure state OF the blood, but more e,peci-
ally for oyPhiclcs, Mercurial DISEASES.
A. this Medicine Is 81 highly recommended
ny sonr Of the hrst Medical characters IN thu
unted States, shehas Chapman, Gibson, &c
il can lie safely taken ~ The above diseases.
For sale ut the Philadelphia prices
WALTER IL. MlDDLEfON.
Sept. -. Is 10
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Terms cash, or bonds negoIiaIlv At the
Stale Bunk OF &C. No doubt is rntqrtai,,ed
no 10 the title oi the property, yci fha irasieea
viii unly convey specially = snle ~ consent,
DAVID u, cLAi,b, and
RICE 6ARLAND, Tfn.teegI
b. ms agent JANIS I. MoHEnrAp,1
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TO TIKI, PUBLIC.

The whole OF the first edition having been
sold the Editor has been nduccdto oiieI new
one, on more cnlaI ged scale, Ey reason ol the
many demands that have been made ioi the
work trom various pats oithe United States.
Iheiavorahle reception that has been gwen
IL thI, d" Biographical DIctiona "" whil, II j.
grateful TO the compiler, may be REGARDED a
honorabeto the American community. The
ancient rcpublics ,ai9cd monuments OF stone t.
give pcrpetuity to the fame of theii heroes and
sages. We wouldimplant tie memory ol0ur's
IN The Lea, Is OF ON children, to be handedjonn
10 ihfir children, in proud remembi Al &C 1.-THE
Virtues ndtll.nts OF men who never had then
supenors. OGthoee who took part in the Re
voluiou, ii has been emphatic ally said, " there
were giants in those days" II is nj ONCE our
duty AMI or intel ct To che. asWelyl ecollec-
tonof them. TheIe isan honest p,idebe ong
mo tot chat constitutes moral FORE ol mi
mite yJue to- public wsliale.
The locond elitiunai ~ be much more valu
able and inte e5lin@ than tic In /, a,tt wllicon
tain many important chan dcteIiatIc an.edolee
&c. nev,, beiore published, q those iu-tiions
men who acted cohei Icu rs part m oar sie-
.iou- IS.soluti n. The Editor thnksit proper
to al that many gentlemen, firm va'Ions
part ol the Union, have promised to furnish
OH ma 81 etc hes OF our mostdi1lin9ni7htd Re
The valuable, rare, and eloquent Papels, ta-
ken from the Journals OF the Revolutionary
Cong,pss, as well dS the Constitution olthc L.
States-andthe valcdietoIv address ,. General
Washington which the inst edition did not
contain, wili9nc alditionalinteiest aud fdlucto
he work.
The first edition contained Biographical
sket ch Of the character OF one hHadrtd dnd
EHeeHiniividpals, and ii i, expected the second
Will contain a sk ctch al The chatacteI, &c. al
foity OF fifty mule, who have d,cd since The
publication OF the inst edition.
Anone many Zee ummendati N OF the hfs
edition, the publisher Will uhly give The follow
ny;
Mr. NtLrs, in hi, Register, Ju'y |, 1875,
concluded anartiele on 1" oeho tBooks,' wuh
he fol owing observations
al have bern led to these few reDnk', by
laying my hand on volume lately published
hy Mr. Rogers, at Eastor, Fem. entitled"
new Biosl aph,cal D,etio:aiy, containing the
lives of all oul eminent otattsncn, ltei oto
patriots and sa!es."
Nfw-YouK, Ap,ii 16, !Sit.-Sin-Ne%t TO
he rihle and books ii a moral and ieiiS'ons
nature, which ought ever to hav large share
OF alter ton in all our scmna'icee OF lrarhing,
sea, cely amy thing can be more instructive, and
certainly, nothing can be moic Interesting 10 an
ngenions youth, thanbiog dpny.
am happy 10 find that YOU nave pubi's-d I,
Biographical Dictionary, which th'"k well
caicula,edto give the rising generation murh
important knowIee &c oil ls'a'y dst'ns'ifale" \
metiea heroes and statttnen. That your Ia
boz. lorthe benefit OF those, who aieto sneceed
ms on the giett theatre OF the world, may be
generously rcmnieidted, is the elncste WISH o'
you1 humble servant,
TIMOTHY ALDEN.
Y. }. ROOMS, EsG.
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Eor ~ HunaNay.

y UNAWAY On Friday morning the 9th
l = Inst. lrJn the baiteau5 Oi, which he was
working, on James river, thirty miles Move
Richmond, young negro man, named BOZ,
about tNc ut; years al age, OF small stature,
yellow complexion, straight, black balr, some
what Of the appearance OF an Indians, sptdk5
slowly, almost droning, has ri hrst sicw oi
him n simple appeara but on examination
" III he found TO Ire shfewd aud intelligent. |
DO MOI know ii he has any flesh marks hhddt
him. lie was raised 10y Mr.. Jefferson, ii
Mnuiicrllu, in AlhrinarIc, Nho sold HIM 10
n Mr.. Wheat, who sold him 20 Mr.. Mckinney
Of Ckq,loitcssiIic, of whom phtehnsed linr
the first fncsdny in Iast month lie has reia-
lions At Mnn.icello, AT AR Jefferson plahta-
iioI. near I.ynchburg, in &ichndtti, nj MIR.
Thomas Mann Ramdoll Fianiaii"n; hear
Tnckahoe creek, a feN Miles abov, Rich
mond, and al lsitun below Richmond. ]
think it most probable he is making his wa i,
either 10 sIbemarle, or the plantation .eur
Iynebbnrg He ran away from VI, Wheat
abonl wear ago, and cndtavorrd 20 get 10
Pennsylvania, but was unprecedented. | will
give finy Dollags reward i.r npprehendint,
and delivering him 10 me ~ the Virginia Mills
in the county Of Buckingham, IL taken out -
the state, aud reasonable travelling expenses
! Iaid, or Ten Dolldrs il taken within lie stale
aud secured in Jail, 50 that set him again,
aud reasonable travelling expenses, if hrough,
home. ASDlltf (RENSfiAN.
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