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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-11
A Reward Of 3 Dollars

WILL be paid for the discovery of the person who
w purloined the Netc- York Commercial .4dpertiser
of the 4th inst from the Alexandra Reading Room,
the evening Of the 9th inst. The secret recent dis
appearance ofother newspapers thence, has OCCASION
ed much disappointment, and great disPeasure among
the subscribers to the institution, and information OF
the depredators is very desirable to
april S-5t THE COMMITTEE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-11

Charles Carter, Esq. the Superintendent OF
the Aims House in Pla,tsburg, was killed last
Friday week, by Mrs. Steele, pauper under
his charge She entered his sleeping apar.
ment. and inflicted the fatal blow with an axe,
while he was asleep.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-11

VVHE only Lottery in the United States on the odd
l. and eren system, is the
Grand State Lottery of Md. No 6.
The whole to be drawn in the city of Baltimore. on
"Wednesday the 10th of NEXT MONTH, (May, under
the superintendent Of the Commissioners appointed
by the Governor and Council. Highest prize SOS OO0
Brilliant Scheme:
prize Of S25,ooo, do Of 10 1000, do 5000,
10 do of 1000, l S do Of 500, so do of 100, 100
do OF SO, 100 do of 20, $50 do of 10, 10000 do
of 81; 2o,s29 prizes, amounting to $4,000.
Q INot one blank to prize!
Whole tickets S. Quarters 125
Halves 2 SO Eighths 81
To be had in the greatest variety of numbers odd and
even, at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-11
Second Hand CI thing

Second Hand CInthing.
noMINI BAREFOOT respectfully informs his
~ friends and the pnblc that he continues to pur-
chase GOOD SECOND HAND CLO1WlNG, for
which he will pay its value, or sell the same on COM
mission N. b. He is determined not to purchase the
above articles of apprentices or slaves.
His house continues as usual, to be furnished with
PICKLED OYSTERS ofMe First Quality,
Which, together with most kinds of Rellshes IN season.
can be had the shortest notice. Also, Fresh Oys-
tiers in the shell.
fIe offers for sale reasonable terms, Quantity of
OYSTER SHELLS, suitable for lime. apr st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
Goocbland, Sept. IS.
Roanoke lind for SHE.

VIE subscriber offers for his late residence in The
oumy 81 !heckenburs, Va) mile. S. T. Of the Court
and bounded in IFS whole extent GU one side bv Roanos
a 'a ,meIs.cled ny several minor courses which
40 proportion Of productive bottom land, the
ry., "nen DC uPies commanding eminenee near tse
''1 Is spacious and well hted aud furnished with every NJ
ressaTy aud convenient Offices attached 10 The estate rs a.,
S uI. Mill v', shops of differ descriptions, Co.
seer, hem " neat oIanary aud Treshing machine
e and ofhces and IN short every building
Whatever, the wholeip perfect repair. ss
inc a. Is wen worth the attention Of any person wish
IN ,ne saie IS TO free himself perpexy Of
n,;ss uistahi ..tae, the terms of payment if made
secure ahd 10 bear inter
m , "e piey much at The election OF the purchasers pst
e ",'ie oil The furniture of the house. the fe Id iabofsf
and mechanics employed on the estate (eomprng ns
&e 10 e Ct neg'os also the crops stock, utei
ne PuIeha,si with the land, If desired. The manager
con- VIII set the those wishing 10 vss
aug All letters on the subject The subscribers by mail TO
rresswoniu near oiafk'Ve, Meekenbug Va) will
July 25 IL or 1,ii W n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
LIZ LECTnRES-

WI" pubic are respectfully informed that nv next eours
VI Lecture wH commence the MONDAY in Nov,pn-
a tsrninate en- the 10Th May prospect Of
o'a Is very haiteing, he number Of applicants hay
s eqnaled the number of students the two Ia.t
e.9r.,sD no disappointment need be apprehended.
Inc favorable results which have hsen perceived from tho
system hitherto pursued this school, seem 10 iuf st
perseverance Ia IT. a lecture delivered every dv e.egf
Sady ana printed copy of placed the hands Of the
uueh. lie mO cover undergoes each day firoros
iuon on the Lecture of the preceding morning Besides ts
revision examination the laoos the week
ke' pace on Saturday; and fortnight at the end OF lie
uVo'ed entirely 10 reviewing and general exaui-
a'ioh-' by pursuing this beginner will find Sd.
STUDIES mach abridged aud facilitated, and the studeo.
VINO ade some previous preparation will, its termina
uon, he prepared 10 apply for license.
ne Undersigned rsts he without remark
a Gung two courses he has had pie to obsef.
ne great advantages enjoyed by the in b
s'ud' at this place fhe courts established here the inter
between youths engaged the pursuit. the orna
oh OF debating society for the discussion Of law oue,o.
oer OBVIOUS advsntases With these regular habits offe
pace great exemption from dissipation among lis
ana genteel society here
me most genemsny and orderly department the utmost exI
senes ia their attendance at lecture and ardent puri, az
owedge IN The profession of their choice has
young gentlemen who have attended this school, Thefanr
thef studies beng comprehensive aud the duration of te
course shortened a far possible with avoid the
Pee oi long Absence from homt their occupation ia &C
course constant and labOOus This leaves no time for disp
o dnn removes s chief and believe
nay sasy be affirmed that nothing Of the has existed IL
The price Of hoard Tor the half wear from 60 10 rs oar.
Inc ieeior the course Of lectures. as heretofore SIS
Winehes;cT, %. "a s.,t.,o %"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
MELANCHOLY AFFAIR

We regret to learn that during the performance
oil the funeral honors of Messrs JEFFERSON and
ADAMs al Baton-houge, on the 9th August last :,
arencounier took place between Mr. ANTuoNy
PENSION, Attorney for the Commonwealth a,
that place, and Mr.. b. PorTs, form ~ly a resident
OF West Bston-Rouge, which terminated in the
death OF the former, in consequence of a wound
inflicted by ponard; he died in about ten minutes
Mr.. +. was native of Petersburg, and in the
21th year OF his age. Thus in the morning of his
day, with the brightest prospects in view Of future
usefulness to himself and TO society, has this Young
man been consigned to a premature grave. The
6 Z, rouge Gazette OF the 18th ult. says Mr.
Potts was Immediately taken into custody. and
VIII be tried at the session of the Court which
VIII be held in October next. PETERSBURG Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
FLORIDA L.gNcD -gCENcY

once Tor the purchase and sale Of land opened II
aanassee tht seat government Florida II known
dt me rich lands IN Florida well adapted TO the eur,
o. uose great staples Sugar Cane and Sea Island Cotton
ns' gentlemen VINO visit this county with view 10 perma-
hsh seuiement labor under many disadvantage, IN the un
chase or location Of land; which helieved might be obv
yea oy ms once IL e the Intention Of the UNDERLINED 10 b
WIN speeia information relative the quality and
eEtert y ne most oa0abie ids which may be for
% V me government or by individuals Books will he open
ca Tor the registering ofaii which NAV be a.
e o. ssd oiee y h drafts aid descriptions sp.e,-
examinations VIII be made IN all cases il deemed nsoerv
said oce will be prepared to attend TO ali bu,inss M
i've 70 he perfect completion adjustment of land eia;a
10 a bushes aPPelianing 10 The Donation or Prs.sJfoa
Laws passed ~ the Congrtss Uf the United Sta.e 10 a.,
heneht Of the early settlers in Florida and ~ &C.,
on Of business relating TO Generol Lind 1gepcy
zoe Pubo lands which offered in MAJ fS2s ~ 81
nose which may be hereafter advertised for sale BY the
mehI ca" a. az Tunes be procured. Letters feo.t pssd, adj
dressed 70 Richard g. Allen Co. Tallahassss flors bs
ate nded to- UffIt si,r, - =, ,.e.,ius' VIII Nc
Tallahassee, 18th June 1926 N-' ~ ~
REFERENCES.
His Excellcncy VIM DuyaI
Col Robert Butler, Surveyor General
General Richard X Call
Col. James Gsdsden,
MAYOR Benz. Chsfes, Talfafns,,s
jonathan Robson, Esq. Ga 6,d,n o,,,,, I-,...,
August Z. ~ 'N''y' r tor 'aa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
WILLOW GROVE ron NILE

* virtue u ,he last VIII and testament Of Anthony Db-eli
we snail proceed 70 sell the premises TO the
bidder on Tuesday the 10th day Of October next IL
nov" oh'ne next ia,r day, valuable Of land called
urose, Hing IN the county of buckingham contain
ing about $50 acres situated both sides Of Waon Fork
tns me lands oil Price Perkins Sam Pattesou and Miles
pon ABOUT miles from buckingham courthouse and about
% same distance from James River. This land i. welI adam
.eu 70 he growth oil eor, wheat. aud tobacco good poon
" "hieh Is low grounds, which little preaation will
ne wen suited Tor tobacco This land amply Supplied
@ io 'as support Of the farm II has promising Peach
@ iAPPIe Vehard-s IN healthy neighbourhood and well
supplied with good water The cling houses are
fbsres anu sShioahie for the reception Of any family
land will be shewn by no. Pateson VIM W,tson or
., 'ne Executors, One third Of the purchase money will be
ON Tue DAY e. sale the balance paid in two
annual payments to he secured by do ed of r, on The ,d
All persons having lawful claims against the es,e will
So ." ''e ia! OF SAFE Bi THE EXECUTORS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
MILL Frs YILLE FOR SgIE

WILL be soidto the highest bidder at oochaud Cou
~ mouse, ON the third Monday in November next th.
valuable place. containing ten acres Of land lyn inn
sn'e River and within two miles courthouse There
on public landing aud two large lumber houses for M
reception OF grain aud other produce. The other
s consist OF dwelling house and houses sufficient for
'ne oin,ortahie accommodation of small family Ais,
t mouse, with four aud well enclosed Tanyad
WIN 90 'a's, good bark MILL &c and all houses foe
"s on the business extensively. are few ,s,ons
~ he country where this business that OF Grocer could
DC more adVanageouy, and there is no doubt hue
na would he an exoeen, stand for Tavern. IL sI,o
most eligible point the river place of depost
% Pduee OF this county and portion that of Lonia
ny-iiie erection of the dam Maiden Adventure
suu ni;es below water sufficient all times fer the con-
neh' anu safe navigation of the largest boats in which
now carried from this place Richmond at les
lah one nan OF The former Th place is susceptible Of
Easy uoi the road 10 the landing running th
s 'e u"e,ng hos.s and LANYARD the one side and M
anu lumber houses the other, aud will be .oi
the day of sale. 10y Os''' s' 0H
M :" Inc purchase money will be required cash. and
Go,,t,,., WIN. o. BARRETT.
- .n''e 'rPi. 10. S7-vtd,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
ELLERSIJh

beautiful Farm, situated ames River in the upner
enn oi henrioo adjoining the estates of John Wekham
next December under decree of the C6ane,r, cr, H.
Contains ny survey go acres Ofwhch about 200 acres an first
,"e low grounds ~ OF which Tuckahoe Island the
balance the creek thai name and anon, oSn 80 40 ~
OF cleared high land Of good quality, average of n bushels
OF wheat 70 Tue ac having heen poduc o them when
never nave been known 10 fail in the dyest spells OF weather
wheh traverse every field the main land aoriin, alum
ashee ot water Tor Stock The James csna
NE centre oil the farm, within 500 wards the barn which ia
Pa'"u ana contains one of ESas Theshing Machines in
sIou reP WIN all the buildings necessary venanaee
piaha''on fhe Dweiling House of brick covered with
@ OF 'he most durable quality contains rooms
P'aces'a plainly hat neatly finished. There are ali
the other eonveneuces u.usy found attached Il, yrnee 81
a'shmeht ee,h"ue, kitchen, smoke house, &C. &c Tn.
could decan largely the many sdvana yes
90 70 s estate but as his only object bring the sale TO
pubic notice. that persons disposed purchase may have an
oi previously viewing thepremiscs, presume
' VIII nesuIcieht The overseer will hev place 10 any
person who may choose to it in the absence of
otPt. o9-wistN JAMES CURnIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
MIR. s MRS. HAMTLTON5S
Femate Seminary aud Boarding. Sehoo,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
seminary has been operation only for the las, wear
Inc generous support which it has received sin5 H.
Peclaiions OF IFS pr inepals. s Ca
Mr. barnard, G. native OF France is engaged IN ,acb tho
and SPansh languages, ether with Arbnelc and
~ III le Seniinary for the year. This gen
uehs quailcatipns and atoms rive .ver ass
anee 10 the principals that these studies will he t.h,
m"s approved method The price generally CHARGED for ,
operated peludieIay 10 The study these
so oeen customary 10 give only three Lesson. seek
hut as these branches will form part of The r,
nies OF me Seminary, they will be attended 90 daily
IN tne boarding Department of the SEMINARY Mr. Mrs
H. pledge themselves that nothing will he omitted 10 rn,
he comfort aud improvement of those young ladies' who may
ne placed Under their The advantage of boa, d &
he teachers must he obvious to ALL la addition 10 tb rI
u IA 'ne school, lacy have the adysntag etof private IN
The Principals deem their iuperious duty to ps, ,sel
morals ana manners OF the young ladies committed
The next FERN will commence on the first Monday in octo
ber and continue until the last Wedne in Jv b Iii,
constitute the scholastic year ~ ""'" "'''
AN Apparatus sufficiently extensive will he provided nv the
@ ~ ~ summary, TO elueldaie their instructions in
-N"'u4di Hiio5Oihyi Chemistry and Asu onbmy
TERMS OF TUITION,
r,,., Hsr scholastic year Of ten Months.
Fpsaeb. soaa;,b latin a., $50 and so
Italian Language, -
Music, 40
Drawing, Painting. &c. in water coor., 90 90
Velvet and Satin Painting aud Wax-Wok az
Entrance SI.-Fuel 81. ~
nIon payable half 18th December the other half the
Boa d, per hsftem Of FIVE months eighty dollars, p,v,b
IN advance, exclusive of washing. - f-y@'''
livery boarder will furnish herself with pair of .bss, ,
pillow and towels. - - wv
Young Ladies attending ot6c, schools for t6e E,oJis
ot"t,es, can 'eeefye fnstc0n in the Seminary in as, IF
August s. o. cot,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
by tAe Governor Of Tie con,,n,nra,,h az t-;rg;,;.
n fROCLdI fTIOY = -

w hEAEAS has been Represented TO the Executive an
me aih.iav OF Nathshiei H. Hooe OF King iere eon-
W. ;t Certain Peter Jones' did month OF May Last
70 tue SAD hoe md attempted hun as his own lave
whien me sand Jones has returned this State aud i
me ADVICE o the oune OF State, t, offer reward of one
@ 10 any person persons who will app ehena
: ey 10 the jail OF hiHg George county, afuresaid the
ssa fe'er Jones Aud do moreover reS1r. all officer.
hua and exbe the good people Of the common
oe siPreh.naed that he may he As the law direct.
~ under my hand - Governor, and under the seal of
1896 '' -, ,nt my 9r august
Jones IS about feet inches high strong bril-,
ana wen made though reduced sh about so wear. ola
saiSw dark or black eyes, black hair nier.pered
one straight hnger, not recoecled which hand
ngu' ms lace, one of his TO have been GRIN
Pei oy hheunati'm his is somewhat
Sept IS. e. ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
LAND, Sc. FOR SgT-E

- remove TO the State Of Mississippi AZ,
Tor sale the Tract Of land whore IN res; rtyr
SJ eo'y auJ'iomg the lands Of Jsrmsn Baker WIN s.
a'u v'hsf aud supposed 10 contain between s0D ,i
80 '"..ueiaDc proportion Of which Is rood river AMI
~ o' y .. one Of The most desrahe fault, redsn 81
~ o. we county, and Is inferior 10 few II abv
meh required are oncfoufth IN ca.h and ne balance IN
M aa, n'almenis u not sold privately before the 20n
De- - ~ w On nat dsy be offered TO The hzie,tbd
wieh WI also be sold 10 The hihcs, bidder sil of c
'n ussi corn folder &c. and ali the bo,selold AN
% m on credit until the Ut Of August Tor all
sun, ahoye ~ doi and cash will he reoui-sd Sr I'M %
Sept 70 ' " A i iEh'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
Mss RLIGHES

- ESPECrFULLY informs her friend, and The o.,l; :;
senJfs ,hdt her SEMI NARY for young ladies' will be
it-oPened on the third Monday September ,r
iSa,ion WI embrace OthosraPby, reading Writing Eng
NJ ai"mme'ie, Geography, History, Natural and
soa fhosoPhy, Bellies Lees and the French I,ngu,gc
uso ana Drawing The French will he taughtby nsliy.o
ara minsny qualified for The instruction OF vofl
Particular asrtion viii oe paid to che History C III t
method 81 teaching hot by committing memory practice
0. VII consume many years. and real aequsit,on N
historical knowledge obianed AbrIpr,cn,s ~ n o.
oe1s incompetent TO form the mind are not used In tbe
@ ~ ii'oI!, u Is iIie imfnttiuce that the pupil store
her memory with facts aud ascertain epoohss and date ST.
mus oe made To- tice ihe eject 70 is cause, to examine e
eoe' springs OF eclon snd accurately observe The oper
Of ie Pas'ions The religious benefit derived from tie |
BE- received. " ''''i' VIII
Terms Board anil Tuition $780, for the scholastic term If IN
months, washing 70 dollars. lodging 10 dollars
Dfawing 50 dollars Stationery dolls so et, Fuel dossS
a,eeIlan Tue XII aud diligence Of Mss Iughe. IN IN
YOUTH md Their intellectual atainmonts under be
u"ion the public referred the Hon JUDGE B,oet
Trough, The Rev Mr.. Croes Dr. Bradford and M ctsn
August T. ~ o. 'uue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
By the Governor Of the Commonwealth ofy;rgin;a
PROCLaM4TIOV

EVHEKEAS has been 10 the Executive bv N.
saiot oi he,terhed county, that the 2st ;o.t me
following persons broke aud made their escape from The a of
and are now going a large; all whom had been
VIZ William oy, free of colour charged with an AZ
tempt 70 commit rape on respectable white married wo
L'shsiSs Hatcher, charged with petit and
Wis ialey for grand larceny; have her. fore tbouvb,
proper with the advice Of the Council State 10 offer re-
ward oil one hundred and fifty dollars for VIM Gov and "a.
collars zaehariah Hatcher Willis TsiI,v 10 n
.. VINO viii srP.eh,nd and convey to the jar
moreover require all officers civil militia v and eshort The
SOU people oi the commonwealth bss, endeayu
dealt with as the law din eet. !. my may &c
"iven under my hand Governor and under The 500, 90
NW;Ii! -, JOHN TYLER.
near the Coal Mines in CheSe,6eld o'u' isiseu'
IaGhaah Hatcher e small mao feet or niche,
years OF age. e' anu a"ou' % OF az
wins Isey from Amelia county, ha. dark skim ah,u,e
August 20. . VI % ; S'ais oiu'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

CT American growth be free from duty in all ports:
let US give each other continual proofs of conf.
dence disinterestedness and true friendship; let us
form new body of public law, which the civil.
lzed world may admire; in it, wrong to one
state should be regarded an injury to all, as in
well regulated community injustice to an ndlvidu.
al concerns the rest OF the republic. Let US solve
the problem as to the best government. The
form which we adopt, securing TO individuals all
possible benefit aud the nation the greatest adj
vantages In that which, beyond doubt. reaches the
greatest felicity of which human nature is suscepti-
BILE, the highest perfection of human institutions
III Don Vidaurre's views are correct-and who
can doubt them to be so-what is the Congress al
Panama, but Congress to establish general 60
vernment over all q" the contracting parties'' Are
the United States to become one of these con
ractng PARTIES! Are prepared to merge our
own institutions in grand confederation of
North and South America! If not, why do we
90, by our public ministers to a I" Diet'' whose
sole object Is thus at the Threshold unequivocally
avowed to be to form one family, to forge, the
names OF the respective countries, and to bind
'' the contracting parties,'' ndissoluby, in ma
tional alliance?
This speech puts extinguisher upon all the
arguments 80 laboriously got up, and so splenddiy
exhibited, in favor of ameasure which we always
thought subversive of our fundamental maxims OF
policy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
Yaiua6ie Real Estate for SOL

WISH TO seilt scts oflaDd lying 10 the county Of ann
De one containing about 1000 acre the Other be,eee
u me two tracts are separaed only by at creek
VI we ns W peing lhetact On winch Iresido there are not
more man 5UO acres Of open land, most Of which bss Lc
cleared "nhn few years. There Is now 10 clear l,,ee
lu'y Of tst rate Tsbacco Land nearly all Of which & w
boy MS tract lies remarkably wtl being verv li1e
water e, and the ueighbohood healing ana
'sIeeaNe. the improvements large dwelling b, ~
ONi hont smoke mousse ice h0tse &c. together with an
nl"se am good tobacco houses, I'll which are
new " ihs other tact nearly halfoft open land and IN
s' sle o' i"poyeneoi part of wuoh faf land 81 rem
S'PeFD' q~Hy There y also Il an celleut Mil Sts
'h1 good orthafd Of well selected fruit trees The inoro
"tn TWO good dwelling houses about an hsf mile n,,
"H ali the usual uu houses attached 10 each Of fbe
a' unne9 essay to desebe the property in more pae9
showing nat those WAC dispssed to buy will
d we" hui by way Of further iuducen,enf ,goyid 49,
hi "te these acts, large quantity Of rood WoIs,
bfi"e "heh eefilhy considerable acquisition, 40 then
"h persons who are desirou Of purchasing Inc above %
perry ie particularly invited 10 cali aud view die ,,e Tt
efm VIII be liberal ani accommodating. and made Ese H.
e 'eseft'tr ng on The prem cs about 20 miles otb &
- "eh"uiS ahd souin-cas from Campbell courfhrr.,
q, =, m NATHANIEL w PAYNE
Angus ~ 27-wff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22

SLS on te "a Day Of October next, oer fot sale mi,
&C. ., itha g.s ~ The county q Chestefeld called az
eye Vsss, o'mpy The tesidence Of col Frsncis Col
Dy esuma'ion go The sale will tsts n, y
' .',s ohs credit d one, two, three and four rss.
sPusl n., Nruj the purchaser will be rsquired 90 TO-
oona' "ih good security The prensss will be- she,sp a. ~
PeIso" Whng 70 puchsse by NJ. Francis. residng an ~
ssme P9henH description sJcefned belize
,hs a yno are desnous Of purchasing will i3dss la
lewha'aa, Sept ia - ~. us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
JVerchanfs' Account Books. 81

Hm H. FlTHWHYLSONE. bookseller Binder 4 sf,G
'ht "a, oH hand extensive assortment Of rereb,'
recount Books consulting Of Day Boots foprnals Ls,,
an1 other auxiliary hooks and county court R,coyJ
1850 naee ~ tne very hesi Paper and hound in suneror
"hchhe vii sell n prices folly low A., boot nj
he same quality can be bought any where in the u saie.
n' on Hand variety Of ioolscsp and letter papers ,
every Other article 10 the stationary line. 80 w"
At' Dfsek' LATIN French Spanish and English School
D,yk' and iscellaneoUs qualifications.
Sept. - 90 o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
LAND POR SALE

to move, wish TO sell my in Essex
ms and upon the Rafpahsnnock liver, about II mes
isppshannoek and 40 below Frederieksburg The tract
% 500 of high land aud about 200 OF
very firm, and remarkably well calculated for
S' ~ mas pretty gaod dwelling house an oyerseer,s
ana other requisite houses upon il; and for
& nave lived on IT. my family, with the exception Of a
sI nave osen exempt from the usual fall diseases of
country. more particular description of the pre-
VIII no, presumed that no one
viii w'Aoul personal inspection The terms of sale
Essex, July 10. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-22
INTERESTING CORREspONDENCE

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
The reader will doubles bear in mind the cir
cums'snce oil worthy present having been pre-
pared mere, by @. w. p. Gusts, Eco. to be pre-
sented, through the medium Of Gen. Lafayette, 10
'ne A'oerator bolivar The reception ofthis pre-
sent, "a ring enclosing lock Of the hair. and
miniature portrait, OF the Father Of his Countrv)
has gwen rise to the interesting Correspondence,
copy OF which we permitted to present to our
'et's'S a'i0ioWs M Int.