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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-28

" Hamid Good, my lord, viii you see
. the PLAYERS we'll bcstoU ed DO you hear
&C lei them he well used Tor they are he NIB
strac, and brief chronicles OF the tine.
" Poionim My lord, ! will use thrn sc-
" cordine to their desert.
Humisi Odds bodillns, man, much bet
ter Use every man AFTER his desert, aud
" Who shall seape whipping -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-28
THE YELLOW FEVER,

Bg the last accounts, RACES with lncrpas-
ug Violence in the,de,utcd city ofNatchrz.
Every new case becomes more vnnlent,
and the dsrtse has assumed that Character,
When the kill Of phy sclans, and even the
pnaer If Gnrdlclne, are placed at defiance
The uuhdppy victim, when he FIRST ttels
the p0Isob0us fever burning in his VEINS,
lose. all hope: he is indeed an unhappy
victim, for his DOM is lrrevoSabie-the
monster is secure of his prey.
Among the late deaths, ii is stated, SIEVE
'alply.icitns arenumbered, and Mr. Sam
uri PuslIerhNa ate, President Of the B'nk,
and sheriff Forsyth, five or six members
Of a6ose faArIlA are SICK.
WE understand there ATE but about
twenty we'll people IN NatcheZ. the resi-
having removed, except some Who arr too
sIck 10 admit Of removal.
Port Gibson Correspondent
Missouri, Within to days lprrNlous Ia
Oct 81 upwards of 100 Wagons, hea iii
ioadrd. with emiSrants aud In II elects
"l6 nrgroes, doves of cattln. Sc. 81
pissed through Vino, nurs. QHd.1 o. Their
way 10 Missouri: most of them "ealihy
ldIlnerS from the eastern counties OF hrn.
LUCKY. Ii is estimated that the "hol' l.
mount Of lead made m Missouri is 4 mil
hons pounds "nnualIy.
..@s2e--
AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS.
Tie prospect for crop the ensuing year
Hs'oonN. That terrible scourge, the Hes
'@o Ely, has invaded the wheat frIds, ard
WARE apprrhensive will prove unusually
destructive. The present crop IS also SUI
iciIn6 very much from the "ee,i.
Shenandoah Sentinel.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-18

N7IRGINtA At sur,tior court of
Y ehaneery hai a. n the town Of }nci,.
burg IN lie l,l#aay u November, ls24-
alchara Tyre, phimlF,
agansl
Ianca Hrehrll Wilfrm eumaer enmurI r
lian#"H james tnnaRb an.aa Nnllhct,
ndniniafant ~ William Wallace, drc'd,
Edward Watts aud " bite & iirpneot,
defendants,
Tho defendants Wfiip q tlpplacolt, " ho
ARE ott ul this teautfY. and against 81 honl "a
plaintiff aprcnfs 70 have Proceeded il the
mode prescribed 10y INV ngHla4l sbgont dcfen-
danls siii haI'oR iu rppfar and answer. on
the motion nl thr pIpinilH. hY conusel. Tie
court doth tnNe US bill lar confessed ~ to
iaeec defendants, Und The rause comiug On Ia
he heafd on The bill, nHsfVr4s at the afffnt-
aitts Ih1urs heWhnll, Nillunl Sumi.itr md
EaHarl Waite. aud exhibits and IL drefrtnf
ardrfs entered ~ r0lrs in the month 81 Me-
fHmtff one ihoovtad eight hundred AID
n9euy-lHoi Hnd HE mouth of September ons
thousand efebl huudfod md lWeniy.thtce,
"l.i"h Hppeat Ia hsyG BEEN duly se1Y cd nron
thu other delrntmuts, Wa aranpti ~ counsel
on '"nsldtriI0n Whereof, lbu A., itrt doth nd
I4fdtr1 orfet ard decree, Gnirss llie drtendbt
u 'IHam sHU nr, ar SOME sltfe for birn, sIu#l
aHhu six 49, att. from lbs dHte hereof. pay
unto tlfr ldahfi III tltr surl 81 fNr hunGr' q aud
fifty datIHfs, with interest tltlfnn from iha
ira ~ II January one floosaud eigli huf-
I'D mud twenty, Wal pats, beirr ilf balance
IA" Tar the third aud ltaf iaslalurni Tor lies
lot ul ground - the PROCEEDING m4Hfishtd,
ia',,ibrr with he cuHs tNIended ~ tho
t.aIIf II .n thu fruseep1au VI this suit ibHs
tltt etal defendant Ntlf Sampler md / /.
! heirs and all pfr.uns claiming under htm 10
from .brnecfuftt. haItru bad loreto ed 81 al
equity and rigu 10 lrderu tir inf al etpund
aforesaid, md IN rasr deanll hall l,b o.ode ~
fhv rHt tfiruI at aIp sBfd pftut nal uYaupy. IL.
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3 - = =. /
4 "a sap,rea ca=sr' ef rhaacasg held IN /
\ ~ town O Freaer,eksbalg on tho lslh /
~ Jppe, lss5
sameel ntIi aud Ann his wif,, nohf. T. I'LL. /
Ntfilsu f43tiaes anI lsll<ahefh / h,sp wife. +
iteg a I'LL Dorothy L. til, Hnrual f.
I'LL. Nffart y I'LL f3vala6. Bin Il
A'd1er l.. iiaA, infants, - tobeft J. lali,
tGtt 1sEl hrnd, plaintiff,
AGAINST
n-aa j. lr,,is. yap-r ro'faav eed John
" IsfeevarH mud saa Aaiirr itnlbaef
eteuu"HeI tr5tis Holiday. aee =, Caaiits
lloFlf, william l. LOWS aad .ntHli Efus
t'ri, S,reeaul If tie corporation II T. .nrh.
but. e.hatpiaasfee dc hHeta non. with The
vii auneAct,ai Chales L,ai' decd,
d,tfudauts
rhis c,asp came IN this 1ly Va he hoard
aanp the hills. anevfr pi the dHisuasbt sa3An
Il. Levi. - The ar, gapi bill, mud of the delra-
ia,t4 Waller Holiday John Ntslrsnottb
GHltfas HOWE, y illIifl lcsais pnd -anorl
teu JoId, setkeEnt at the corporation %
IvntbtuFs, fo whom ots eomm,ued Tor nd
mIlt.traA "a the e4tste ui 1hpfls. Lows. dee.
unatnIu s'erct hy sa-1u Il lewis und aTrh
i4r cshihiIs hlcd ia thr chnsai Hril II apprUfs
my 10 The taufl that the pInn'iNs have pro
eertfd 10 the made pfr.cflhri by Law ~ 70
fhr ~#'ti +nson Il leois. who=ta NOW m Nj
ssnt defrnahfpt. pud who hae hllra - answer
TIM natr rtet hih at complaint aud The course
aat argued - raao.el on confederation
whereof The count doth R6Iadgr, order aud
dtcree, thai one at it. tunnit ssipuer. da teks
~ aeeutui ol ia, administration 81 tbe sUid
suspn x. Ipnis, who uas e,ilhjnI #frtftiN 81
/ fhr s1i Charles lewis. dec.d pna IN &C.
Iea.ra al the oaninittrHtian ri thr defendant
Slammed i,eHnstai3 81 the ssiur state, uuadm.-
nstrfed by The atud apsanf aud ia lnlong the
aid accounts, tho Commissioner Is tpeclpliy
/ directed ~ rutujre tua - sfair lhp dignity
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-18

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''.o' ''.'''' "''e ''''.'' F." N'aia run ia''
Viii mn visionary ptaPcts, can sec what
MI. IN Al probability llr the rrsait &c tn
brli,erstjons or seet, h,a, .,I ,,ise,t.l
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W. ''''''''''' ''''s'
The fnlio"iaa Is tar t'rn oftbc PriifiaH
10 be circulated amaa2 the people far thor
a.. nth. If 44.... 1850. f=....#....
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ME or..h, - lie hard onoe Every su,tao,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-18
D. RopEs, D. C..

~ Purananee Of the above decree, the m
dorslfhed alarshnl ot the said Cour, viii
on Monday he 10Th Of Sept t,Ht &c fnir.
u not g!ic next lair dry thereafter, sntdeys
excepted, , proceed 10 sell, on The PREMISES.
10 lte hiphest bidder, FOR cash. The
N4CTs cZn q O. 80,
IN The above drrree meHfioned, heinz port ~
Lot 80. 50, IN The plan ofthe town Of Lynch
lmre and bounded es follows, 10 Wit = be-
ginning ~ he junction oi Bird street end ffh
alc}. aud running the nee with the line al BIT
suret n. v. ninety feet. thence ri reil en-
eir, mud parallel with 7th alley, \. 4 G6leet.
'benee ~ right eueles aud parallel ailh "a
street, s. T.. 90 feet to 7fh alley, md khrnes
with The seih alloy $. W SIS feet Ia fhe hrefn-
Mug. GEO 3. WoODSON, NJ. D. = 6.
August Is, v4W@
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-18

CO u C u .

AoYeTy a8F Ittbf01e-u6Iff, II -UahetH.
BNIllAUHG.
Where ali the are7t rapd9i= a. 10000, To-
0Op. 6OoO were sald IN the Grfnd -tatc Lot
ter draw n lasI writ, md ratrl NOR sapa1i
pt.aes ho,e bten Ob5aqe3 utu, at aag ohef Of
fer "a 3ett,it,.
ari.s f..a any rrrt Of the u,Hcd staies,
1r tar a.1rs, either by riaii or post poid. ar
by prynl,' coava anoe, cneI1'lnf The cash or
pri2es in an lott,rtee, viii meet with the
-ane prompt aud puuefunl attention ms Il on
personal application addressed ~
J. couaNs IL Boliimore
tng = tsal
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-18

-, i,.,once IN ihis pra..en'ian IS ~
- u..iIl require well Supported facts Ia
.,.- mi. opinion. Aud ifit he not DOM
] :, ..,,ires 10 prophet to f,retrp, that over
.,ra,, p,r,er be condemned At Washing
-, be uill be sustained hy the reopIe.
J,i,traiy 10 ',r ,rSrettcd that the Naval
linn .bouIl be- 50 much iaiu-el BY the
i f..,srnt appealst % Courts Msrtiai-oftrn
r;reIors.y and often naja.fiy mtda. and
.,.s,vs csIcnllfrd II Lessee the respect IN
i ,,J,...b +, should hr hell. ltweaIa be IN
j generous to aitriba'r the frequent occnr-
.o,ee NJ charges made hy one oa;eer a
,i,st another II motives ofenmity or CIR
far il would be difficult fr rs - sup
80 that they who had stood By each 9th
J -, side IN the hour Of ba;tie, hreasiias the
8 .,ork of war, all enieayonriag Ia rival
= s,ch other only ia salor, should now
frarIIcssiy attempt Il wither the ltn-
Is That were yol il the geacrens strife.
4 IA SOM ~ Com. Porfer'a trial ia over,
s. tb,t Of Can't. Stewart, &; SOME lfdf do2rn
! others will come On the carpet. Thtsc
! t,,ia,s shout be better ordered. Til 4
! ,rartcan peoplr Will mi consent thai their
money shall BE- thru VI way ia tho settle
,oeat OF priyaa' chickering's amoag officers.
T'hey will diapeuse, Mt irast for time, with
flr light arm Of their strength, rather than
he ilns taxed, aud thus made the ohjrc, Of
dcrision and contempt 10 Foreigners.
Cor. Troup arein.--Ne give today
correspon5ence betwepo the Var Depart
men. and Gqv. Tronp.in relation tn the
great bone Of contention between tie Cen
eral Goyrrnncnt and that Of Georgia the
Greet T.rnR3: We would direct the atten-
ton of the reader particularly II the style
aud tenor Of Gov. Troup's letter. If he
had lived in the age Of the Crusaders, he
would have automatically been disciple Of
Prter the Hermit Ifn the time Of Ger
van.es, that writer had selected him "a the
model Of Don Qaixntte. We have never
.ecn 50 much fury mingled with ~ little
discretion. He writes in The every tenn
pest aud whirlrinl Of pa ssion"-anI with
aGeelon of style that d"ie' alike logic and
rrammar-B' 1t "" VIII not cfitlelse his
ayle. hIs his sentiments that We have 20
do with.
n the & 1t place, who are tle parties to
'he celebrated treaty the gronai-fork Of
gu t5'' confusion : t'f Ca''rd states aad
tor argument s'fnl the Creek : ''ieo.
VINO are to censtra' Us provisions The
parties II Il. most ass1feilH. Aud aItho'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-18

Stanton Contention We have rere,r-
81 the proceedings Of this bod5 ia an am-
plificd form hut, rs We hase already laid
before our readers their substance, With
the exception Of the petition for the poo
pie to sign, which VIII be- found below ""
think it unnecessary to publish them.-l'
j. u source Of qualification 10 the friends Of
Il Convention, as i must be Of mort.ication
to ts cnemirs, that there was so much u
naninity of sentiment among the members
Of that body in relal;ua 10 the requisite a,
mendmcnts 10 The constitution. They were
nearly unanimous in combining the trIecis
of the constitution, 1t 10 tine unequal re-
rrspntation in the House ofDplegates Cd,
To the oraanization of the EEecttye Sd,
70 the restriction Of the right of Suffrage
and 4th, TO thr want OF some prescribed
mode Of amending ihe constitution when
fonnd 10 be defretire. They were equally
pn9gimaus in drselaiming all intention 81
impasing the Independence Of the jodicia-
ry.-So tEas, those who feared that If Il
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70 ianterS

u VIE subscriber continues ia sell iohac-
go on commission, and pI ranses strict
aVenlion % the interests OF III ose who may
eonide lhpir crops 10 his care lie will plso
attend 10 Bank business for his courtry.
friends AhCHD. HATCHER.
February q, Wtsif27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-18

WILLIAMS G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11
NOTICE.

WAS committed to the Jail Of Pendieton county,
slaves, onthe i6 day of June last two Negro Ema
el and NewmanEm is i've five inches hig h. about
forty five year. OF age dark complexion, had
when committed, Drah Sutout Coal, Jeans Piaoon
Tow Shr and Black Fur Hat half worn aud saws belongs
10 Landen Brent living in Nelson County Va Newman
Iec four aud halfn hight made dark complexion
large hright ancle occas,oned hy the
Adzc; abou, Thirty three Yeas OF age Had when
miied Dah Surtout Coat, Black Fur Hat half worn,
Linen Paniaoon and Shirt Of tue aud he belongs
TO Edward cahell of Amherst county, Va The owner,
requestedo forward property, pay charges, aud
nke them away, otherwise they viii he dealt with the law
directs. III. SuUGEnT Taller
Pendleton Courthouse, August e. 1925. S2--2itt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11

AfnOM The subscriber the 25ih uf. Gro ou,, fell
ow about 50 years II age lie il spare made about Eve
ce eight q" nine inches high Of his front tech are want
"5 9nd there are several scas about MS face one Of e M
on hi. cheek, which distinguished by beinsa shade srLc,
Than the surrounding skn, and he suffers unu.ualI bad m
well furnished with clothes and has with him oooo b
thinss blue broad cloth coat and white fur hot.
Cato reads sud thought write lie win do,ltles, ,,
tempt 70 pass a. free and possibly may have brestrd
certificates 10 that eject II is known that ice has ee6cs
Of good character from several gentlemen Of rc.pce,Liy
He raised n the city Of Wa,hneon snd will probbi II
tempt make his way there Any information etpccio him
viii Be thlnkialiy received and literally reestJed
SOFT - 4l-ig DAVID JOHNSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11
THO Hundred Dollars Re,vard.

c AN AWAY from the subscriber about The last Of Juy
negro named JOHN, who sometimes calls himself
john AnaO about % years J feet inches bish
stout made, AMI has small his right check John VA
formerly the pruperyol Mr. Robert g. Wright near Bott
Bridge aud in that negbuurhpod in Angus.
he also about the 20h Of August in company with an
"te' Negro white Of tall, slender make, aud sal!pw
sage VIII" Iodea hay horse John has probably free
carried oll aud sold by The he pany with
vii! One Hundred Dollar. revatd for The delivery Of said
at this place, securing him IN ia in chmond
he has been carried oil and so will give Que fundr.
Dollars more ON the conviction Of the THE.
ED CUNNINGHAM.
Caricr.yle. Gnnch Sent -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11
TEN DOLLARS REwARD

~ UN AWAY from the subscribers living near Amherst
Courthouse on the 9Th inst negro named BILLY
between and 20 years old, dark mulaito ABOUT feet
and an half inches hsh well made and very likely no paeu
lar marx remembered Tue said slave formerly belonged 10
Dawes OF bedford county, and lived while Lynch
burg perhaps with capt T. L,hby taken out of Po,gba
tan county Jail IN August lat e has been heard the vi
eWJ OF Lynchhurg at which time he ha blue cloth cnat
blue paniaOOn and Iulle shirt. now ptoablv Ia,
lug about Lyuchburg orhe may have taken boat for Rich
mond Tine above reward will t paid ifdelivered me- will,
slfcas"nahls charges. ELIJAH D1pIS.
sent. so. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11
Fifty Dollars Re,oard-Siop the VTliaia.

Il BOUT the middle OF August calling himself Pet
~ hhone, passed through this place and took od with him
negro man OF mine Pehone IS about tive feet high, dark
eoIeApn long strait dark ha-hs suspicious look, gen
ed an went TO Canada lie Is musician aud plays almost
every and makes Preten.ion dancing
complexion, we'll dressed, has uncommon share mpu-
"ehcs aud . fond OF tue company of whie AZ
excellent Fdd ad took with him small poor by horse
These fellows crssed a Baniaes ferry, the
.ernlo South Csrol'na ou the 3oh Angus They
ON footh- negro riding with his fiddle on behind him.
me white said he lived IN GreenviiIe District that
he had puictased the negro of me.
The above reward viii be given for the apprchcn,on and
confinement Of these fellows in Jail that se. nay
hands on then-or thirty dollars for the negro alone.
JAMES CAAIAK.
Niiic1seFiil". Geo, sept. n. i2---tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE

WIZ Subscribers offer for sale their Land IN Ahe
4 marie county, lying Jimes River about i've mile. l,ye
UmTfH containing 1OJ acres 200 which fist rate low
sounds There more Than suciency of wood land alta
ed tract, all the trp6e. Of te nlt -
The imPfoyenensac e"nmnOu at mostly new; cons.,inc
Of large two story dwelling house. kitchen aud all the
sary OFT hcusesa large barn and trchn nncbiu,,e,
tobacco houses lnd stables, Se The terms Of sale will be ne
easy practicable To the pufchaseTo .ay any thing no,
w"ud he u?efhnou soPPosed any wishing puf-
chase such M e'aie would hrs and which will
be shewnby either Of the ubcribers residing the prentice
w ARGYLE.
Wan. ARGYLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11

The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
tunes week during the session o the State L,gs
Price, tine heretofore, Five Dollars per auurr
n BE in advance Notes OF Chartered specie-payny banks
wall be received in payment. The Editors will
lac safety Of Renting them by mail the postage o ali let
IA being pad, by the writer's.
paper will he Discontinued (but at the discretion of
ie EdaursD until all arrearages have been rnd up.
dr Whoever viii guarantee the raym,n vi nine papers
All have the tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
mr. One square, or LESS-Enst insertion 40 cens-esoh
50 cents.
No advertisement inserted, until il has either been paid
E, or assumed by person this city OF ITS cnnon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11
EoochLand anA Nanorer Lnlld a. NnIc

hOOchtaHd dn6 1f0iODer L0iid for SUE
virtue Of order Of the Superior Count Of Chaneerv for
The Richmond Disict, Offer private sale tact Of land
tie upper part Of Goochan county on the waters of e
Byrd Creek containing 1871 or hereab9u and ,po
tract 10 The county Of Hanover containing $50 acres A. =
de'sbe t. close speedily possible the eouccrus n he
estate the Land will he sold moderate price and ON ,e
oiang terms Both tracts he divided 10 suif
The Go 'clsnd land will he shewn person, wishing m mn
chase ny Mr. WINSTON Payne aud the Hanover lands by Mt
Laney Jones' POSSESSION can he given Immediately,
VIM j.. WICRIIAA1 surviving
Trustee Of the estate of Saml. (iiI dec
Richmond Jan. .. 1926 a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11
Fruit and O,namental Trees, Sc.

SSTEPilEN r. MILLS CO. date Prince Mili,,) offers
~ to the public, the Old american Nursery Long Island
near New York, their usual extensive Fruit and
ornsnrnai Trcs Shrubs and antof which about 50OUJ
most select kinds. They ase ao several thousand Thrifty
urse Nmo~i about POO varieties Of Roses very la &c tollec
tion oi Tulips, ieuth Clown Imp.r Lilies Other
Buhrus flowers.
Aso great variety Of Oranges, Lemons Citons, Geran
nns China Roses Cainca Japan Roses. Olives M,n.s
fomesran'tes, Janins, uehs and other Greenhouse Plants
aud above 10 kinds OF the Duub. Dohia, celebrated
splendid flowers so varieties "f Chty and
above 90 "i Carnations, c Catalogue. of which may be
obtained q" The ub.crihrrs, aud order, through them, sent
per mail, viii receive immediate attention.
(SisnedO ELLIS X ALLAN, agents.
T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11

TO THE PUBLIC.
We haze received and hare 1iOip in Store
III ?. M hhds sugar, qualities, part pr,ne
~ - ~ 100 bags and other green eOlees
100 bags pepper
100 boxes sOap
800 casks cut nails
200 barrels loaf sugar
20 pines imitation brandy
10 do superior Cognac brandy
10 do holland gin, superior
10 boxes H. blue
10 do starch
hhd. superior old Antigua
do Cognac brandy
IS hhds. molasses
~ casks sweet Malaga wine
80 barrels New England rum
8 hhds jamaica do
SO barIeis Kentucky whisk-y
lOqr ca,k. Sicily Madeira VINE
% kegs salt petre
Is dozen sfteIs
$50 kegs English lead
$50 do AmcrcandO
And WILL RECIPE
IL few days from Boston, New York; Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Norfolk aud Providence,
60 hhds. sugars, superior
10 do mo asses, uncommonly bright and hne
II bags old white coffee
10 hhds. corpcraS
100 barrels mackerel, No. .,
80 boxes soap
$50 bag shot
80 halt boxes segars
80 puaCileOns fne Antigua
100 packages American Cotton Goods of first quality. ALSO
600 krg. itogers' gunpowteI,
All of which will he sold the liberal terms.
MONCuRE ROBINSON Il PLEASANTS.
Aucu n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11
SUGAR, COFFEE, Sc.

" + offer ior sale in store. 100 hhdI ST. Croix Port,
W Reo and New Orleans sugars part prime
so Dbls loaf Sugar, assorted
us bag pTinlc sreen Havana coffee
80 and 40 eaiIy boxes gunpower and imperial TEIS
part July importation
% binds New Orleans mOlasses
tons patent shot
1000 10, bari lead
I2O hOXesB Y 10 and 10 Y IL Window Glass
50 kess English refined sallpelre
10 DO mails
80 hbls mAckerei
80 de- family shad
$50 4, ?, aud gallon demuhns.
And EAPECT DAILY,
go Spanish holes.
LANCASTER DENNY, Market Bridge.
Sept. % 4I-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YEfE subscribers have associated themselves together in hu
soess under the frm OF L~tetapd HensbotJ 4 and
offer for sale general Of Prim Gyccrss They
will also and sell commission all kinds of country
produce. NJ. G.. LAKELAND.
EDWARD HENSHAW.
GEOs w uENSHAW.
Ocfcbcr 1906
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11
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NJ Office hereby that shall present petition {,
the General Assembly at is session. praying 10 he d.
voroed fiommy husband, James Saunders
NANCY SAUN DERS.
Prnce Edward. Sent 30 "a ic,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11
WIN. 8. ~ EG. GAIT, JUM.

received by the late arrivals iiom London aud Lii
yerpool their Fall as,ore, OF GOODS, consisting in
part of Ia. following:
Cough and DrAhwaite Wilson's Rawson and Sslma.hcs
nspt coit0ns
Rose, Whitney, point aud duine blankets
White, blue green and MKT Forest and Welsh plains
White and eoioured hsne, booking aud drapery baizs
Shepherds blue and black cotn, aud csssueres
Ingran, Kidderminster aud su'ir earpeuns and rugs
= London halls
Rhodes plain aud figured hoInbaze, cHcassian aiis aud
cambles
Swau,down, toiline,te aud Valencia ve.tinss
blue, dfab ani olive l.arnOushts
Ladies and mems ambswo worded cotton and silk hosiery
lAnbswooi and ViSnnia shirts aud drawers
Misses and boys ted aud cotton hose anu half ho,e
Gable aud Constitution cords and ,eiveis
IRISH lness, lawns she.Iing' and diapers
Linen and cotton checks, shns and linen aud cotton bed
Gokings
British re-blcached shrings aud sheetings
handsome assortment vi caeoes canbries and dmies
Figured and plain hook, mill and ldoOnet musiIns
liesl buck, dog skin aud leecy gloves
wing 81 H. ANA TWIST cotton and silk su.penders
een segc excellent Article iVr female house servants
FIoss and Nuns thread, hoss, nig and spool soon
Oknaburgs, wlied brown and oolored threads
Shoe thu cad, seine and wrapping twine
Ivory, mock aud buck knives aud iuiAs IN SETS
Pocket penknse IaEors and sessuis
Gilt and plated vest and coat buttons
Z Srpen,ier aud coat moulds, shoe knives
3,itaania aud table spoons
Curry combs, drawing KNIVES, files and rasps
s,oeklocks padocks aud coffee mills
London gilt and mist pins aud needles
Blister ed shear aud German steel
sd and % wrought nsils, spades and shovels
GerinAn o1Haoiis', buaP ie'''an' aud 'iekien6ars
Brown and bleaehed domestic ;hiriins' add 'heeng'
Russia Diapers, flag and handana hdkis
Plain black Italian iustrnss and figured silks
Canton and Mandarin GRAPES pain aud hsurei
Grape robes aud slawis, kid aud horseskin gloves
Fancy and black silk handkerclets
Tortoise shell and mock tuck aud side combs
BIZ Of which have been laid the lyantsgtou terms,
will he sold either by wholesale retail AT moderate r
sept. p. 4Z--bt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11
TEN DOILARS REWARD-

CtTRAYED or Stolen from TIE Old Msfke-house Friday
- Evening about O'clock Black Horse saddle, bride,
ngac and blanket This horse three years old it spring
h tail short but bohbe he Is ahou, feet 10 inches
hzh hi eyes appear very weak and little. The above
reward viii be paid TO any person who will deliver the said
horse 20 me % Ricfp'o,d MI end $40 for the thief
JAMES MARLBOROUGH.
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