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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-13
SANFORD s DICK.

LONDOE.-A letter from London says:-
1 80 great IS The rage for building in every drec-
ton r1uhd this immense city. that builders are ire
qaenuy obliged TO wait three or four weeks Tor
bucks, and the strife and eagerpess to oh ain them
Is such that IN many instances from being remov-
Ell rom the alns red hot, the carts in which thew
have been slowed have taken fire. Already nave
most Of the villages round London been nearly
uniied to It; thus, along Inc whole road to Green.
@ch (almost SIX mlies there is scarcely an int rvs
between the rows OF houses-the same may be said
81 those leading 70 Nauxhall, Remington, Brixton,
C!apham, Scn in that direction On the other
SIDE Of the 'Ser, Chelsea, fulhaa and Hammer.
smith, &c, bid lair 10 be united 10 it. in the North.
vest, North, and Northeast Of London, equal pro.
gross to az union are made for Bayswater, Kiiburn
Hampstead Hghgate, Ha kney, and Blackwell
may be called poti9ns of il, ell The internediats
spa berg hlird M by streets, squares, cfescents
&C.. thickiy planted with new churches, ornament
ed WITH spires, and domes and steeples Of every
possible shape. The Duke Of Bedord's estate
commencing at tie bottom OF Southampton. street
Strand, and running IN direct ana unnterruotpf
ltne 20 the Southampton Arms. near Kentish anf
Camden Towns. distance OF al least three miles
including already Bloomsbury, Bedford, Russell
Ta.isock, and Enston Squares.
The other great prnpfietors whose estates i,
the neighborhood OF London are now covered witt
houses, are Eall Grosvenor and Mr. Portman
Those OF the former extending from Oxford st, ee
10 Chelsea; those CT the latter include a pres
portion of the Parish Of Mary Bone Lor
Gosvenors rental is said to be at present 400 oOo
per annum Mr. Portman's property will. il
estimated, in a few years be worth eleven million
stering.'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-13
FROM THoMPsON'S ISLAND. &C.

The editors of the Norfolk Beacon, write Us by
the steam boat which left there yesterday morning
that gentleman who left Thompson's Island 9Th
April, informs, that ii was quite unhealthy there
the deaths averaging about s week at the U. S
Navy Hospital. He was assured by the command
ing officer OF Marines that out of so ON his muster
roll, only about ten were we'll enough 10 perform
duty. He also heard that the citizens residing or
the island were also suffering that the neg roe.
aud others, who accompanied the road contractor
out to Key West, months ago, had been compel
led to discontinue their work in consequence o
sickness, but not before they had completed two
important roads. bait. Pat. inst.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-13
AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

The Editors OF the Waterman will take apprentice IA
learn the Printing Business Tie must be Of good chaae
not more than 10 or IL years of age, well grown and %
and good English scholar lad Of the above descron
Will be taken on liberal terms.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-13

entrance q the .its IN .america.-A Among the
pleasing evidences OF The rapid progress of the use
n arts, In the United States, which are continually
falling IN our way. we have now the pleasure to an
nounce to our readers that gentleman Of our ac.
qualntance' who has long been engaged in The
enterprise, has completely succeeded In producing
superior quality OF that most useful and ,oportan
article, cAsr-srEEI. This is made BY new bro
cess on principles discovered by our friend, and a
mach cheaper rate, than by any process hitherto
known ", 1 Nat. .4drocae.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-13

Explosion !-Bester's Powder Mill. at Fnnks.
town, Md. belw up on Tuesday last. No person
was injured The mill had repeatedly blown IN he
lore. Mr. i. does not intend rebuilding the esab.
llshmen,' There was bot small ouartity Of DOW
der in it. = ~"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-13

FROM THE PACIFIC-Letters from Val.
paraso to the 3lst of January. received in New
York, state that the army of the Royalists which
had caplIulated, were embarking for Spain. Flou,
was plenty and dull at from 81 to s on board
l here was every appearance of an unusually abun.
dant crop Of wheat.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-13

DOMESTIC PlRATES.-Capt. Munro Of the
packet ship Franklin cast away on Thursday, 28th
ut. on Barnegat, near New York, has addressed a
letter to the different New York papers, complain
ing OF having been plundered, at the very moment
when he had the most reason to expect the mos,
hospitable treatment. :" tondly hoped,'' says capt
Munroe, that the unpleasant situation in WHICH my
crew and self were placed would elicit feelings from
the inhabitants entirely different from what we re-
celved thought we were cast upon an hospitable
shore, where We should find civilized beings: bu,
regret to say that not more than 90, out of 200 or
mote, but what pundered US Of every thing they
could get hold oil although every precaution in our
power was used 10 guard agaps, ii. Ii is mpossi
oie,,' ne continues, for me to say what amount Of
property they embezzled; have no doubt thai
valuable goods were buried in the sand in order Il
be removed at night. A new mantopsail, which
with much difficulty We got on the beach, was taker
from u.s. In fine 1t is impossible to enumsrate tht
many instances Of similar nature.'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-13

The Trustees Of the Mar, land Agricultural sociTT be
tile Eastern sore have given notice that there at
Cattle Siorp and Exhibition IF Domestic .Ha"'g''''
Eastea, en- the frs, 1nrrsHa9 Of .Sozemaer 'e@f'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
Ixy M g. VIM. GAIT, JUN.

" AVE received by the late arrivals from London and LII
III verloo, their Fall assortment oil uooDo, consisting u"
part OF the following; go,
Cough aud Dratliwale Wilson'S Rawson and Samar'hes
napt eotiOns
lyt,,c blue gre en- aud mkt Forest and Welsh plains
yvh, ana eolo,red hannes, hooking ani drepery baizes
Shepherds extra blue aud black cloths and eas,'mefes
Ingram, K,dicrminser and starr earPenhs ana rugs
London hats -, .,.i,..,l
Rhodes plain and hSureu po"'''eS' N"' p
csnJ,y, ,oil;nc,te aui Valencia vestnss
Blue .lrab aud olive featnought, ~,
Ladies' mems lambwoo, ~orsie COTTON ana SILK hosiery
I,nb,wool and Vgonia shirts and beavers 49,
Ee,, ard bow cd aud cotton hose aud hall hose
Gable aud Constitution cords aud yeiNee
IRISH iineHs, lawns, sheetings and diapers 3D.,
Linen and cotton checks, shlu"Ss anu 'e" ""u e e'
British re-beaehed shrugs and shesting.
handsome assortment Oi eacoe cambics ana uln1ties
Figured and plain book, null and Jeeonet musiins
Rcel buck, dos skin aud heecy gloves
Sewing Ks and twist, cotton aud SIX su'penders
Io., and Nuns thread floss, dsTnng and spool cotton
orn,burgs, whitcd brown and colOred threads
Shoe ihr cad seiue AMI Wrapping twine
Ivory. mock and buck knives and forks IN sets
Pooset X penknives, razors in cases and scissors
Gill and plaIed aud coat buttons
Surrender and coat moulds, shoe knives
britannia tea and table spoo"s
Cary combs. drawing knive,, files and rasPs
St,, kIocks padUcss aud coffee mil.
London gilt and mkt pin. aud needles
Blister ed shear aud German steel
Cd an4 I'd wrought nails spades and shoves
German oz"aburs' buriap'; n,'''al ana ueE'enou's
Brown and bcaohed domestic .hirtings and 'hetngs
C.s,,n,t, plaid, and domestic check and hckingi
Ru,,ia Diapers, flag aud bandana ldsis go
plain black ltalIIu iungs aud Inquired siiks
Canton and Mandarin grapes PLAIN aud figured
Cr,pe robe. aud ,hawls, kd aud hoiseskio gloves
Fsncy aud black nix handkerchief
Tortoise she'll and mock tuck AID side COMBS
have been laid the most advantageous terms,
and vii be sold by wholesale RETAIL at moderate pri-
q on the usual credits. 40 y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
Fnv Dollars Re,card-Stop the vluain.

BOUT the middle OF August, calling hinseii ret
~ one passed through this place and took oil with nun
# nine. Pchoue is about hve feet high, DARK
lon dark harhas suspicious look, gem
ieeiy dressed lie ha. been in the Army, and l. said desert
ed anl went 10 Can,ds. lie is amusean All" plays on a'
and make, professions ot.ach dancing
Frederick be negro m,n.l ia tall likely fellow, y.iw
complexion, well dressed, ha' an uncommon share Of 'mu
dence, aud i onl of the Company of wtc lie an
excellent Erid err took him small poor hay horse
Thee fellow, crossed Bsnalcs ferry the Savanah IT.
into South Carolina. the 30th Angus They we're see
in Gre -nville district shortly afterwards The white
negro riding With his fiddle tied behind him.
The white man aid he lived Gresnve District, snd That
he had purchased the negro OF me.
The above reward will lie yNen for the apprehension and
confinement of these fellows in Jail, so that can se my
hands ON thcm-or Thirty dollars Tor The negro alone.
JAMES CAMAK.
MiedgcyIle GEO Sent Of i2---tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
PEREMPTORY S.4LE


OF Valuable LANDS in Maryland Virginia. Kentucky O.
~ ho, Georgia aud New York, the Ex hange TUES
DAY, the 25ih otoetober next
BY viri.c pursuance OF Deed Of Trn.t from Gene
raj Samuel Smith, The oribew offer at public ,ae The
Exchange in the city OF Bamre al o'oook on UES
day the 25h Of 0ctobe next, which will then be
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTY, viz.
1900 Acre, OF LAND in Aegany county, in the state of
Maryland This land situated in fertile part Of the country
the officer, and soldiers of the MARYLAND line in The service Of
the United States during The Revolutionary Wa.
state Of Virginia This Land held under patents from the
Of Virginia, and divided into the following tracts, viz
$1,000 Acres lying on the north side Of Elk River
10000 Acres, situated on the Mud River Guyando and
$1,000 Acres living on the Big Sandy Creek rorthern
branch Of Elk River aud waters of the right hand fork Of
Pocataco.
5000 the of the Ten mile Thirteen
nl and the Eighteen mile creekal branohe, ofthe great
Heuhawa River
10000 Acres, including Rock Castle Greek and bran
che, Of old Tooa CreeE-rh, tract is situated on the hills
just above the fac bottom land of Ohio aud heavily timber
81 900 Acres living on the Middle fork Of Mud River
$1,000 Acres situated the south west fork Of Mud River
900 Acres lying banehe, OF the Ohio River and
dy Riper.
1895. The county of Kenhaw, in the stale Of Viz
gnia, the bead waters Of the Ten Mile Creek branch
Of the great K nawa River and the heads Of several branches
Of the .hio River.
Also Tract Of Land, containing by survey 5000 Acres,
Wood county, in the state Of Virginia
Also, several Tracts Of Lands containing 1000 Acres
each, lying in Wood county, IN the state ofvrgina.
county aud state.
29s75 Acres Of Land in the state Of Kentucky; this land
divided several Facts and is situated III the counties Of
Lincoln Madison Mason, Clark Scott and Hardin.
Also Tract of Land containing 1000 Acres in the of
Ohio stnate between the Lti Miami aud ScUta Rivers,
the waters Of Bokes Creek, branch Of SciOa.
Also, Tract Of Llnd containing 100 Acres N the state Of
Georgia situated both sides Of The middle ork Of Oconee
River the county Of Franklin.
Ao another OOO acres lying in the county aud
state.
AsJ undivided ihird parts Of two tracts lying in
franklin county, Georgr Of 1000 acres each.
Also 800 Acres of Laud in the town Of Nunda,
county Agsy state Of New York. known and distinguish
Ell ~ lots No6 and g, 10 township ., first range OF Nor
RS Reserve.
ALO LOT OF GROUND on Harrison ST. in the city Of
Baltimore, No. 20, Gay streeronng IS feet ta
rson street. and Thinning aud binding Jones Falls
- For further description ofthe ahUye property and nfor
nation the title application may be made 10 either ohe
trustees.
II As has become indpenahy necessary 10 close the
trtunie which the suhcbefs Trustees hold tie above
lands the sale will be aPermpOy one, Of which, all persons
interested, are desired 10 take
THOMAS ELLICOTT, 1r-,,,,,.,
j. MEREDITH. ~
baltimore. Sent Aids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
.MOIICE.

IN execution ofhe powers vested IN the subscriber trustee
by two deeds executed hy Litlebery Vaden ON The
Soh November 1912 aud the other deed of assign
pent executed by the said Lieherry Walden and Thomas
Walden, the 9TH day Of July 1872 (anl both recorded In the
the highest bdei cash. the courthouse oith, said
county, Monday The i4 day of November next beinS the
first day u the quarterly term the OF the said county
undivided moiey that valuable tact of land wherein
Mrs Sarah Walden resides lying about five miles South OF the
Courthouse supposed 49i subject TO the estate
of the said Sarah thei elm, for her life wdcwhood.
SAMUEL TAYLOR Trustee.
Oct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18

WAS committed jail Pendleton county, runaway
w slaves onhe 10th day June last two Negro men Eman-
ucl and Eve feet five inches higli about
foy FIVE age, lark complexion, large ueyes had
when committed, Drah Smtou Coat, Jeans Pantaoon',
Tow Shirt Black Fur lila; half and ayshe belong
Lauden Brent Twin. in Nelson County, Va Newman five
feet four and half inches high made, dark
large hrrt ance occasionei by the cut OF OF"
Adze; about thirty three of age; Had when con
r.ted Dab Suiiout Coat Black Fur Hat half worn Tow
Linen Fautaloon and Shirt Of the aud lie belongs
TO Edward Cabeli of Amherst county, Va The owners are
rcquestedo forward property CHARGE and
take them away, otherwise they wall he dealt with as the law
din .cts. II. SHUGERT, Jsler.
Pendleton Courthouse Angus, &C. 1925. S2-2itt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
nc. MgvSJON. HOUSI


VITILLIAM K DAVID KYLE co. have received by
~ late arr as, Az eSten.ise ..ortment OF 1000
FALE & WINTER GOODS.
Anong which The following;
Superdne cloths, blue, black anl fancy colours
Medium and coarse do do
Blue hliek, nd fancy coloufed cassincres
Premium aud common sattine
Napt eotnns plans, and German cloths
Linseys, feafnoughts, and beafskins
Booking and floor coth hazes
Iaftan aud Circssan plaids
II o aud Rose blankets
Fine and superfns Coypstings elegant patterns
f-3 and Al grass hlcacled ir.n linens
German md Scotch Ofnahurg5 and Bur,aPs
4 81 and A domestic chsc X and paids
Bordered cloth shswls
Bauyup cord aud heavy corduroy'
H Lsce., muslins, gimps, rape and nodes
/. Mock tuck, aud tortoise she'll combs
4 Flsgg Bandannas and Spttiehed hdNe
Madras, ROmsl, aud ehIidrens hdkis
a Bntaunia hdkis and cotton shawh
n Silk, cotton. aud worsted hosiery
Md. castor silk, snd buekskin loves
Domestic shifting and sheeling
Bombsrett., black aud cOOuted
Caicoss some entirely and beautiful siyt
e.s London prints, Bulge shade patterns
Il Black sarsuets aud heavy senshaws
n Sains, levautines, md rich hgured silks
Also,
fresh tnseiy Of AneAor Boitng Cloths from which
warranted II the hest fabric. Country Merchants
ectfuilv invited 10 examine the stock, waich
GO vii lie disposed Of at unusually low prices
i seP1s 80. 49-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
EXECUTOR,S S4LES.

s1Y virtue u the last wi, and testament benjamin w
ID Coleman decd executor thereof, will on Friday the
18th dag Of 0coberncd al ~ o'clock, the hall way house
between York and Hampton, ai, II not al the same hour
the lair day thereafter, sell that very valuable tract Of
land that belonged 70 the said Coleman containing about
thousand acres .used Within two three miles %, tie said
haf way house, aud Lambs creek, fine waerrose Of
naygabe and deep water, branch oi Chafe sometimes call
cd Poeoso River The improvements thistract
ceeut Brick Dwelling House large BAN, Kitchen Over
seef house, and neo quarters. The land level and sup
posed by many persons 70 he fertile the best lands
Gloucester county, back river IN Elizabeth city county
aud we'll adapted 10 the culture Of Corn, Wheat, Barley
aud Cotton. AT the time will he sold the und vided
teret Of the 'd Coleman in about 100 acres Of the Cow
Islands IN YORK County which considered by al who
acquainted with them the best range the lower part OF Vr
gn fy raising stoot Of cattle aud mules The an the
hall way house will he shown by Tho c. Russell, Esq OF that
place 20 persons desif of purchasing.
Terms NJ tbe sale, which will be conducted by Me.'rs.
Moncurc, Robinson, and Pessnt, Cash oron fourth Of the
purchase money and Tor the bnance credit o NO, three
aud four he given, payable in equal instruments to-
bonds with approved security hearing nert from the day u
sale and deeds u trust the property 10 secue their payment
JOHN SHEPPARD, Executor IF b. ". Coleman
August so 3t-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18

Groceries, Domestic Goods, &c.
ANA sacks Salt, Liverpool ied
S&2 81 hhds. ST. CToix and aluscovado Sugars
40 bbls. refined do assorted
$50 bags green coffee
50 do Java do
20 boxes imperial and gunpowder teas
i6 binds Engiish Island moasses
puncheohs Antigua
. do Jamaica do
pipes fine old Cognae Brandy
pipe half pipe
quarter do Superior SICILY VINE
20 bbls very old 5,hproof rye whiskey
81 do fth do do
50 tons assorted bar iron
) do Pl ugh plates
Blistefed and German Steel
Pierson nails aud bIads
tons shot assorted
Half do bar lead
So kegs Bellona powder
90 boxes taow candles
10 casks ehrese
100 Pernambuco hides
Cap, letter aud wrapping paper
Cotton and DOL caIds
Ginger, pepper and finento
Nutniegs, birthstone and saltpetre
indigo, coppeTas and alum
niaddeI, Muse atel raislns
Soft .hel!ed almonds, Spanish Cigars
Demiishns, SIoneware
Otnahurgs and ticklenburgs
5000 lh.. cotton yarn assorted
so bales 80 SO inch brown sheetin5 From The Unic
do fine cntIon shirtngs Manuactory
do he'd ticking Maryland.
cases plaids and stripes
For sale by WILLIAM ANDERSON
Sent 90 40-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
TEN DOIIARS REWARD.

ID UN AWAY ffoa, the subscriber, living near Amherst
II courthouse the 9th inst. negro man named BiLl
between and 20 Yeas old duk muiai0 about feet
and m half inches high, well made and very likely no pie
lar mark remembered The said slave formerly belonged TO
W. w. Davies Of Bedford county and lived while IN Lynch
burr perhaps with cart T.. Lsbby taken out Of Powa
tan county m in August last IIe has been heard Of The VI
eny Of Lyochbg al which time he had on pne com sos
ing about ynehburg or he may have taken boat or Rich
oud rhe above reward will be paid fdeyeIed 70 me- With
an ,sssonsble charges. ELIIAH D4fYfS.
60 90 4S-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18

III The ENQUIRER published twice week generally,
% hrrr tim, the session OF the State Legva-
the same heretofore Five Dollars per snnun,
,,he IN adj, Notes of chartered specie-payiny banks
III, wi, he received in The Editors will guaran
ice he safety RENTING them by mail the postage Vi all let
ter. being PAID by the writer's. ,., \,
tho Editors until all arrearsges have been paid up.
T Whoever will the payment oil nine papers
,baIl have the tenth GRATIS.
~ ~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, OK LESS-fm'' isei"on 10 eehS-e'
continuance, 80 cents. :,
No adj, cut inserted, until ha, either been paid
far or assumed by person this city lis envrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
JoIM VAW-GEw & co.

JodM AM-LEW & co.
Az 5 received by ,he ship GunaIe from Lverpooi and
other recent arrivals very extensive assortment oil sncy
and staple c,,r,rrov
Consisting Of
Iyoy knives forks, complete sets. many oil them WIN
F:.nch forks, and elegant article
Duck SAG and Buff table AMI desert knives aud forks
elegant ofROgers aud other pen aud pocket
knives
Do do razors aud scissors
Elegant Brttauia tea pots
DO WATERS some oil wheh are tue hahasons
ever exhibited in Richmond
Do curtain pins, a variety Of patterns and sizes
do tenders great variety
Do brass anducns
Do shoyels, tongs aud Pokers all brass:
pIacksmitlls bellows Truenan's make
Anyii vices, screw plates
Flies and saw All kinds
arpenleI'. aud JOInCrs fouls
Locks and hinge, II III kinds
Coat aud oGttan,, great variety
Sheti lead, easiinss Of all kinds
Riding ana Gag WHIPS
700 ca,Ss mails
An a Iarge assortment of SPADES & SHoYELS, both
yer, sup,r nor articles msde at the Belle Isle Works
Sept. %. +l--ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
Fynif md Ornamental Trees, SC.

CtTEPHEN r. MILLS 4 co. date Prince olills) offers
- 10 the public the Old American Nursery, Long Island
lar New York their usual extensive assortment Of Fruit and
Ornamental Trees Shrubs aud ansoi which about 10000
are Of SIC, suitable fof fan raspsnng, and consist OF the
mot select kindI. They have also several thousand Thy
Grape Vines. about 200 varieties Of Roses very large coffee
lion Of Tulip. yacint. Crown Imperia, Lilies aud other
Dubious flowers
Also great variety Of Oranges, Lemons, CilonA GeranI-
un, China Roses, Csrelia Japan Roses, Olives Mwits,
Pomeg anate Jasin Ie1ihs aud other Greenhouse fan
aud 20 kind. Of The Double Dah, celebrated ior us
spiend flowers; near varieties II Ckrysauhemun and
above go NJ Carnations Catalogues OF which may be
obtained Of the ,uscbe and orders through hent OF sent
per nail will receive immediate attention.
(SignedJ ELLIS d ALLAN 1gent''
os,,E,.7 45--Bt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
TE.N' DOLLARS REU,aRD

TEN DOLLARS REH.dRD
ID UNAWAN from Mr.. Sepocs factory, Liberty
Ia in Bedford county. or weeks past young negro
man, named MATILDA belonging Mrs. Anderson Of that
Countryside about 2oyears OF we'll formed, remarkably
likely and decent in her appearance of the ordinary an
straight rather aud long face and Of light black
complexion well remembered both of her upper
fore teeth slightly deeayed the gumsshe usually
domestic clothing hut had variety OF other kindsbe
time about LynchburS passing for free person OF
colour, but expected be about Richmond she
heard Of in boat going down the James River she will
doubtless att p pass free person wherever she 60,
and she ynellgent may change her name, and
probably obtained spurious free Papers.
The above reward will be paid for experimenting and conf
ming her IN j,l, upon information 10 in Lynchbug.
S. GARLAND.
hhurs. Oct. II. tT-lH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18

IL those who have clsus against Nfe estate OF the iae
"A Bowler +. Cooke, of Henrco county arc requested %
ring the same forward without delay, properly authenticated
md all hos indebted 10 that estate wiz be required to make
nmedc payments the situation c the csiaf vii admit OF
indulgence. RICHARD btOohE, IAN
withihe will annexed Of u. L. Cooke, lee.
o. taos 42-0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18
FRUIT IND ORyNa.MENTaL TREES.

FHUTT -TyVD UflJF-I.FI
"a -, WM PRINCE Proprietor Oflhe LInnesn Gar
tr3-t5sfs den, near New York, offers to the public his
Ekssth very extensive collection Of fruit, which have
GHbE<S been selected the most celebrated estsb
li.hmens throughout the wOfd. The asort-
~s6z7fe>- men OF ornamental trees shrubs aud plants IS
also very exten,iye ao Hyscint Tulips and other dubious
flowers Above species Of Greenhouse pllnt. oomp
.;ny The mos. splendid aud kndIn the collection
about 500 varieties roses, including also 10 600 thy grape
vines of the finest European The catalogue for
i825, i published and nay be obtained gratis Of the sub
sorber aud orders through him, pr me will meet with
prompt attention. JAhEo HEltON.
Y nrt AZ ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-18

RICHMOND, October y, 1925.
EVANTED Immediately at the Penteniiary quantity OF
w Flour Barrel HOOP POLES for whchihc chest price
in cash willbr paid by THOMAS NELSON, "a. P.
October A7--4t