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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22
no. w

>, on board tie Corvette LiJeyal.
- T ha !" J'0Ht Of yNoniepideo Afay a, 1926
nave received your note of this day, corcar1.
Ing We ports which are considered as ri.orouslv
oioekaded: they are these which are within ~
., Ia Rata from Cape Santa Maria, and Cans
81 -Ah'ohio' as well as the Western and E.s,sr,,
Dahhs OF The liver except AIontevideo. and ,Li.
Inc understanding which had in the eon-
ference with yourself, and in no other form. ana Il
you nave understood 1t in any other manner a,n
NOT cuipable for it because have The 'l
no. Understanding your language l canno, h.
espo"s'oIe ioI the mistakes which the in,ernres-s
wno serve US may make
fou are aware that his Imperial NJ,iss-- h.,
"B approved my manifesto, i, is not in INV mover
W Destroy what has been published; and bavs
voiea moi little to consider only in rigorous
'iucHaoe 'he ports which have mentioned shovc
nave impaired to you all which offers Itself m
this subject. 'Se'' on
l remain yours, with much consideration ana,
es'eem' RODRIGO JOSE TERRA. IOBO ''''
~; r. rsce .adsniroi BrazRian .Nauy
% Ion. J. =. ELLIorT, u. S. n.
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LAgVD FOR $500

.
AN 10 the last will aud testament of Rice
"er Va" sunscTiber will ofer public sale ,yiti,ont ~
81. SATURDAY Tue ~ o September next that vaIuabI
@ o. land OF which he died Possessed situated on the main
80 80 io''esVeIo Sauhton, tive miles from the for
ei pace, and four miles from the Uniy.r,lv of V;rn;
ms tract OF land contains Eight Hundred end Tgsnt, 0
A.ef more THAN one half IS cleared d in hrir n, - I
va,iom The woodland generally inst rate tob9cc suJ ,h
neieSn az and 20 acres of good low ground ON The ,r
nearly al o which Is ist rate Tobac aud nea,,,V I'D
Is comfortable dwelling house with necessary out hon.,
INST ale apple orchard i.ui, farms in The ~
country o9moihng no real advantages, and deservedv III
amongst the hest IN the country where lie " hen IT,
sc saae oil tins land coHsIdsIe, In. excellence Of b
eSh9oriood ana society which surround II, and III -;
"'ch ais Sung on aud eonlemp lated near H. n
Heu cannot ia '"siltaet the at;cn;ion men of chi
ti ne subscribers deem further Decoration unnece
as mos. wishing to purchase will m view Tie premise. b
WIZ ne she"n to any person by the uisereI lvn1 on H.
premises on or before The day sale The c,cr
ossson Of any part Of the land that not N cultivation
any Ie aieF the day Of SALE liberty 10 sell anv t 90
me iand 10 gram, so the crop wilt bear H. ami p
son SVs at the whole 10y the 25n OF Noyeube net, Fr
WIN be liberal aud made known at the sale ~ 'H'
VIM i JAMES GARLAND
Auru,, 60, GIec''toTS Of Rice Garland dec.
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BY RITCHIE & GOOCH.

II The ENQUIRER i, published twice week v.,s,,,,,
sni three times week during the Of the State Les
'n- same as heretofore Five Dollars per annu
~ sd'aee. s.otes OF cartets bank,
olyl will be received in payment The Editors viii Susrsn
Tee 'e SAFETY OF einns them by ua the pustase Of all let
II 10 paper wall be discontinued (but at he discretion of
the Eal.2rs uniii an arresrases have been paid up
n Whoever will suaan,ee the payment of nine names
.hall have the tenth GRATIS. F~F~''
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, Or LESS-Eirs insertion rs e.pt,-e,.h
q Continuance, 90 cents.
No adsertt5enIent Inserted until la, either hesn paid
vi, or assumed by person this city, or its enyirons
y vzktss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22
DRY GOODS TT cos1.

~ SUBSCRIBERS very Unexpectedly have TO rae su,, NJ
, whieh they feel themselves i'll honour hound m
s,ii h EoSdS al COS, and charges, until tat object
part of them. ~ % ''o'A' '"e 'O'o"lns are a
SuPeTine cloths and oa.sin,eres
Ga',eoes, ginshsms eanbrics an! tnu.Iis,
1i'sh linen lawns and linen csnhrics
1initation linen caIbric and hdLG.
thread AID bobiuet faces and eL.;n-
Figured and plain silks aud satin,
RUSSIA birds eye and table dapt.s
canton grapes and ciape ,haw.s
summer aud winter vrstin-s
%, Ii aud o. bomhaziue for ir.ss,.
r,An and figured bomlazet
Di'ek ca eassian and citcassiiu plaid
ien'sia sheeng, duck aud Scotch o.uab,,
livery variety of domestic goods
Our situation is such, a. TO NAL II ,ec. ;,
Upon our friends, IN town aud country that are indebted
siA'A'.ee we Confidently rely. @F'' ""'-' a.
Augustis. 4i' D 'AiENAINE & CO
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August g.


, e,,,, Sale Of Negroes.
S5 d.. OF 10, sale to the highest bidder Monday the
Gay Oh september next, If tar otherwise the next f,r
osy al The late Te'deuee of Edmund Harri,on dec IN The
mem o, nf between 80 and 100 Negroes consisting
abb hem noys aud siris' Among whom valu
mouse servants As this state, bIac kuith oarpe,
s anu crop hands The sale TO continue from day TO day
pac. of r. Ae'iAs made known on the day aud the
F Se' NATIIL HARRISON, Exr
A,r.I;, .. Ut i:dGuGd Harrison dec.
T.'.,''.,' '''!!, august I, 1870 25-iIsF
e'' ~ '''e ao''e sale 50 lar Is / am interested.
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80 DoIinrs Rcmnr.i

- tO4'',, '5on the snhscrber The I6h instant re A.
.oeeV AoeAo BOOK, containing hundred sn fstv ,l
luee hotts tiriy dollars EACH aud one 6ffy olr nfe
on Bank Of Virginia. Aio, boad ON Robert m C,;
y5 I1w9 ~ favour Of me IN June 1879 fer Is3 an. 49, WI
an5 one On e. Anderson for $50 demand md one m
omi'n TOT I'VE dollars, aud VIM r. Ran.o. To-
shly So dOiats with the credits Of eighteen lolr. 49, "
e ~ idV2rot Nathan W-Wslthon. fsrrstn pegn
ION sing tor any Of the ab0s eineniiosieJ b,nd M 80
ooiafs Tor TIE delivery Of the thi-f aud content M ~
rocket BOOK, or will give twenty dollar ~ ,lethr ~ &
Tor The Pocket Book aud con,eeti o'' VI ~'V
s"y"' 's-a EDWARD pAxTEa,
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LHlIN6 % move wish to sell my plantation in r..e
80 r. @ y, up'l ,ne h5PPabsnnock iver abou, ~ nilcs
apfahannock and 10 below Frederckhurr m. 80,
, Upwards ct zoo acres Of high aud aud about GOO ~
""Jn = fyHn5 aud remarkably well csleul,t, "a.
aeb. * has pretty g70l dwelling house an o,c,e,
@ "of feqghe houses upon IL; snd Tor ~ yesr
- niyS i'ved on ~ ny iamiy, feih he execution n =
H. Nv Seen exempt rrm The usual fli Ji,c,ses n
VIZ ows country. more particular desc iiou If m ~
= @ eeeiIed ueccss1ry, IL y presumed fb,f NJ, ~.
Iii "uou' personal inspection The term ~ .sls
kssezs Jcly 70 ~ " - 1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

.9yeS. "0'"5 Due"0S
NJ, -. From the National Gazette.
i"iiowins correspondence deserves public
On several grounds; it will tend TO an
Pc our merchants OF the extent of the Braz,Ijs,
g I1,.! respecting blockade in the region Of
-, ia'a' al OF Us must be pleased with the
yinaira,a, Intelligence with which Captain Elliott
''I.cated our national rights and the inJen,n,anc,
y. 1.is nag. The Uni;ei States will, doubtless, be
eNpo'ed to unpleasant alterations with the new
rim. an governments, on more than oae narl-
',.'e question, unless the points updn which .,ch
might arise, should be determined Nv
.h'. A1 general arrangement. This may be done =,
XII; congress OF Panama; and the case of Captain
Lnou e&empiiiies the importance, of one at least.
OF The objects of our Government in sending Com
ii''ss'oners to that Congress.
!, was said and believed, not long ago. tina, Eng
!'ha was negotiating with Brazil and Buenos A vres
IN oTder 10 settle their differences he rnai,;n..
Son'e yideo free port under her guardian shi,,
ms result might seriously affect the trade of the
the River Plate no o''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22
Ci0ver Forest for Sale.

virtue of the last will and ,ear,.,, of Ioh, r.,
shhi proceed to sell the premises. tbst vii
aonn stand as Tavern lying the upper euJ Of Cumbs
To- I about $50 acres the Western
Terms one third ofthe purchase money 10 ne pai
he -, j. ~ Deeenoer next, at which time possession will
So, 'he balance III two equal annual rsyueuts with
uu,' upon the property secure h. trcha.e mon,
description oi the property deemed unnecessary AZ
Inn. 90 "n' 80 NAT; LANCASTER, Ex'r
- io-tds of John dec
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Roanoke Ln,ld. at fhe rnlrn az uleLdn,,-

~'V""OHc &~UHNB UG iHC LOtDH or W. fuOn.
sNHE subscribers wish 10 sell tue land known as Inc
4 Estate Of Weidon's Heirs in Halifax county, N C. lying
at the Basn pthe Roanoke canal ahe foot of the Great Falls
and adjoining Mu5h Island aud the town Of Weldon This
land, although situated in neighbo hood Of first RAJ. Roa-
nke land, especially the fafamed blush Island inerior TO
none and possesses many advantages peculiar itself
siderable proportion Of well tnbeied ore variety fer
y ~ soil, adapted TO the growth of corn, tobacco cotton
whe &e an abundant supply Of excellent Spring waters and
an elevation which exempls from the destructive nundtons
aud eXhaiaing m1Imaa Of the Roanoke low land
adjacent TO the town Of Weldon, Che locality OF which Al
9nee an assurance OF its destined CONNIE cia po
essins all the facilities Of direct snd safe navigation to the
e markets in Virginia and presenting extensive forest If
neayy aud valuable timber view this estate cannot fail
10 Confirm The assurance, that possesses greater advantages
ana more valuable resources than any other Roanoke
river The whole tract supp contain about COO acres
TO all Of which uuguesionable title will he conveyed add
immediate possession given Of about 400 acres nearly all of
Which wood land The possession Of the remaining 200
subject TO The occupancy Of tenant in DOVER the life Of
irs. Blunt Gate Mrs WeldoB Of whom is supposed it may
oe purchased The terms will be made very Accommodating;
and preferred by tue chaser young negroes abyto Ia
nor viii be received at valuation, payment II not new
oy disposed Of privately Cof which notice will he syen
tIs estate will be offered at Public Auction at the town Of
Weldon, on Tuesday tie ION dayof October merit
JOHN q. CLAIBORNE
JAMES u. CLAIBORNE.
Brunswick County rs Avg. II, 1926
August D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

StTRAYED stolen, from near NV front do ~ on Fri
- day night last about hall pas; oe5ck blood bay
about sixteen hands high, black ts sup ON her
nOse she has uncommpny large head and some OF the hair
ON her nose has been rubbed OF BY rope when breaking her
She isspnted on her right leg just below knee her right
hoof has considerable il which Mas been emf o
and filled up with TAR the cut very plain seen; she walks
rois and siops very easily; Gad much in the hahi, of
throwing up her head when rode. She had ON when taken
half worn saddle made Simpson OF Petersburg, black crup-
per- snait bride, plated hi with yrry large rims ana
yellow feathers will give liberal reward TO any QUE who
will deliver the said birdie aud saddle to me in Rich
aond and very liberal Tor the apprehension thief
j. 3. HARVIE.
-
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FIpIng ~ a Lcnac.

W ''ioeI wishing 70 retire 10 private io,iienee Of
81 "" ycI' from and after te day oiIl0uarV orVf
IeW WI PC isqmodt TO be paid The ii Of July and lei
"uy i cafh year anil bond with approved .ertrity
H De f,gnnrd before possession will he sven Fnr,ftc
D' Nll WIN Tue house on accommodating terms, For fur
'her particulars apply 20 the subscriber " '''
t.;.- ,y;,s.. AsflION JOHNSON.
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K.ANO PER La.NcD FOp Sa1C

nAh sell upon accommodating teu,s small tract of land
YiHS on Psinonkey rive and adicuis IIanover - 49,,
lands OF Robert Page, William RO3ne Judge Broeknbons
G ei containing about 200 acres one third of which,
I@e f""io'.Sey to1 grounds, aud higk land ,oyoJ ~
any Oh tae riser, farther di,cripon is i, e1e
spS o veil fioIed to purchase viii ;st premises he
W ade, who has in cuis alton For trry - - "
att ;t aekiaad Henshaw Co Of ieLmoud orio tc.ub
august II. O q -nOSDf
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James Rioer Lena far Sale


HERtBY offer for sale at private contract my tract of land
yinS on Jaints River mile above Warns,.r IN tlc
county OF Nelson IL contains nine hundred ariv cs
aud has large brick dweln, house. with ali office, me-
ee'ay thereto which also OF brick; an excellent
darn and all other suitable houses This l,d ia eel
ed TO the production corn, wheat aud tobacco and i in
neishhourhoOd which believed be inferior 10 none in
Hsn further description is deemed unnecessary as il
presumed that will purchase without viewing M snL.
- crop oil wheat viii he sown IN good and good order;
@u possession may DE had early m Decenbe
purchaser may he accommodated with -,ses stocks tool
eoTn forage &c at TAR price. nave fuy authorized Mi
Joseph @. Cabe! contract for the sale of Ibis anj 80
application a; to terms! &c will be him only Letters
addressed TO hun al Waminer, Will be attended 10. IS the
season advancing when the which oul he ne
eesay for another year ought to be made, that
who may wish to purehae will the propretv of an
early apticati'a' GEORGE OABELL.
August Is. % Of
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VaIuobIe Names Piror T,o,,1l

WHAT valuable called Chpoaks in Surry county
y about four miles below the courthouse, is offered for sale
lie. on The South side Of james River, Hog bland
aud binds Tor distance the By late survey II
contains 1884 the greater part of which cleared
from the fertility Of the soil, which equalled by any
the county, tins estate consider ed by uds
admirably adapted to the growth Of cotton Possession may
De had on the frs Of January next Capt John
resides near the premises will give any information concerning
ID. g.. WN II ITonGSoI -
August 15 81
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Penftcntiqrv AUCTION SqIes

IellttcntlHTY stNcft01B SAFES.
WILL be sold at the PeHtentafy Store, al Auction OH
~ Thursday the f2h October nr between two and three
thousand dollars worth Of Peneny DIlnufacure Of vari-
gus kinds amongst them quantity Of superior Negru
Clothing, SBOc' Wagon, Cant, and Plough ear &c. &c
* months credit will he allowed al twenty
oar the purchasers given notes negotiable aud payable
he Bank Of Vgna, with good endofses fer all sums undtr
MT amount, cash will be required.
THOMAS NELSON, 2. A. p.
q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22

TRTTST SgIE

GREEABI.Y TO the provisions of deed Of rust exeeu
"A edtS meby Tho'. Ball Elizabeth his wife and
the clerks Office OF the county OF Chester eld
comply with the er the I'd day Of September 1896 on
me premise Tor CASH The highest bdIe lot of ground in
ne town OF Mlnchoer designated the plan a;d town y
No $50, situated the street leading from Mayo's Bridge
aud fronting the property of james Il. Scott, Esq.
RICHARD BOOKER, trttsns.
IL
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ana crig with two officers who were introduced IN
captain Elliott In his cabin, by whom he was in
loineo that the port of Buenos Ayres was blockad-
Gus ana ne could not be permitted TO proceed--to
"s ne replied, that ii even be were to admit their
sn' 10 proclaim the blockade OF an extent of coast
against civil marine, he could not asains, neurs,
'esSeis OF war that both English and French ves-
ce!s OF war weie In the habit of ceedino alnos
Gully 10 anu nom Monte .YiGco and Buenos Ayres
- ihs'ahced' both IN the British and French
corVetes Chasseur and Faun-th,t he wo,ilj ,I,ov,
'I, 90 minutes 10 del beraie on his future actions
anu '' "ie expiration OF that time he would proceed
prepared 10 resist all consequences-that m. aa.,
he wore, carried under il the soyerei,n,v NJ IN. .o
represented that violated. the soil became in
vadea --a!d that he should defend his shin In ,hr
last moment. ! - '''o
-Iap'sir Elliott further observed to the Officer
maj he had communication for Admiral MN
which was requested; Captain Elliot declined s;v.
my IL 10 The officer, until he returned from his
n'sa,e ana discovered her true character; at II.
.ie brazilian boats left the ship. During all this
uiiie .he weatheriy position of the ship was main
tanned, and every other precau,ion taken TO resist
WIN erect an attac from the squadron, which
appeared 10 be meditaed; at IL, 20. hailed N.
Fisa'e, TO know ii they had any further communi
SSoh 10 TneAe' they answered by asking if CAPTAIN
Iiiio't would send the Admiral's letters and pa
PeIs; yes was the reply, if you will send boat;
"' - 40, a coat came alongside for letters and
papers Tor the Admiral, with the compliments of
The commanding officer to Captain Elliott, tender
Ing every ciFiliiy and Offering any supplies he
nigh, be in want OF, with his best wishes fri.
speedy ana pleasant passage 10 Buenos Ayres;
captain Elliott returned his compliments ami.
thanks. adding that his ship was abundsntlv sun
Piled with every necessary, and that ell he wanted
was Tree and generous intercourse with all ma
tons, concluding with an offer 10 be the bearer of
any communication the commanding officer. or anv
other in the squadron, might have to mako with
Buenos Ayres; at one, the Brazilian boat departed
bore UP, passed within hail of the Brazilian soua.
aron along the line; made al sail 70. Buenos
Ayres."
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.ADVERJ TVS aIE ng,,J,

NE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, containing .boy
4'es' y,ns 40 The lower end Of AnelIa county fa
aI''Iused IS still FOR sale. II would make an er
Yon plantation 1t will be sold all osai,r or dse mt
F"i ig iAe terms will heacoOinliOlaIing.
Hig"anI, igarchi. 93-if lVIf u err &c
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..n,; Inc undelsisned retains for Commodore T.
sentiments OF the highest esteem and cons;das
DON JOSE TERRA. LOBO
Com n T. wee Admiral Brazilian Navy.
No. V
. G ~ States ship Cydne,

otIteS SNlp CyQNs,
srn. IT, GW .nontecideo, May /, 1926.
1T, ne Undersigned has the honor TO acknov
caIfs me receipt OF the communication of his ex-
AMI IL aice admiral Lobo, of this present date
-, ~ >. .ns"eI' ne has 10 remark that he pnder-,
STOOD distinctly from your EXCELLENCE aaas.-
non al ,he Conference to which you aiude tba, 49,.
"orSaoe you intended hereafter TO enforce nc u,e
eoi,i.nei 10 'iie ports within the Rio de IA p,.,a
ana .aat 'he coast outside was no lon.er 80 10
Considered as in blockade. This was also the oa
I'alanS OF his officer, who had conrrepee.
.rs sou' i1Aeei.ency the succeeding day.
' Undersigned has the honor to be, SC.
Do, Rorn ]. d. ELLIOTT.
Lon HooRiGUEs JosE TERRA Lopo, Sc,
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TRACT VI land containing about 200 acres, lying on the
- road leading from Ground Squire Bridge 10 Loua court
o't aud adjoining The land q Richard Morris and late
apt, Dabney; distance from Richmond Is miles Liberal Gre
~ VII be gwen the principal pert Of the purchase money.
81 Leeds yug opposite Montpelier Pot,Oace near fe
lsuse will shcw The lsnd AID sske known the terms
s1s'4. %--i% U :. WuIgE,
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.M.qRSH4J.'S S4Tp

y
ODE ienoe decree the superior court of chancery
holden Al Staunon pronounced the 29ih day July,
Pansi and Lewis Nichols and other, defendants will be
sgd on the premises, to the hghes; bidder, Monday
"a day OF October next, two parcels as may best
sat the Convenience ofpuobaser The tract OF land Abe
marie county which the said Nichols lately resided,
aiming twenty hundred and forty acres. Tie terms of
be as follow; third of the purchase money paid
band aud the balance equal nsalmenis two years
rom the day of sale The deferred payments secured by
bonds with good security aud lien retained the land
Aurusts, 2G-wet
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Yrusl Sac of.Neelr-In5-D-s-

y. on The - Jgne, 1871, and admitted To- rsroJ -;
nga ~ ONCE on Esd Angus; in the same year. Tor tie
PuPo's 1I securing the payment Of ebt due e late ro
Germ OF William Friend & CO.. shall proresJ til
.; amelia The fourth, Thursday il this month it
an the negroes conveyed in said deed re-
"' I rs isyes,ed III ne az trustee shalt convey
ouy -, To-. lS-ids J. T. LEIGH trustc.
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E1tract from the Log look Of lie n & Din
Cyonc, .ApyH Cd, 1926
" AT a. M. moderate, pleasant weather; AZ 0
discovered the vessels at anchor head, 10 be The
brazilian bockading squadron. About ten miles
r.. >. j.. Of the s. T.. end of the Oriis bank. NJ \
20, observed five vessels Of var under cih stand
ing towards US; at 10, made them to be ore Crpa,e
one corvette, and three briggs; prepared for bst,le
and showed our colors; at H. shortened sail TO the
,ofsails, and hauled up f0r the Brazilian squadron
under weigh; at ii, go, the frigate was on the Ice
beam at about $50 yards distance; two b,i,s on
the lee bow, the other lutte on the weather CO.
Ter, and the corvette astern and 10 leeward: AZ II
30, hailed this frsate and a,ked her name sos,,.r
ed, his Imperial Msjestys Ffighe Maria de CIo l..
ma The name OF our ship was then asked srd
given, succeeded by demand tha, boat shout,
De sent; the demand was peromp OILY Refused b,-
Captain Elliott, adding that a boat should neve, Ls
sent from his ship, although one would be recsive,
= observed the gpqs Of the frigs,e trained and
tor Okins OUT Kept e. larboard guns on ,he ,pa;n
deck manned for the Ggste and her cor.,r,. ON tls
lee bow, aud manned the s,arboarI Quarter ,ocL
guns for the brig on the weather quarter; observed
the brig on the weather quarter shortly afer dron,
as'ern; o - received b9at rom TIE fjgste
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-22
COMMISSIONS BLySLN-ES.S

ne subscriber having to tender. his
eslI, 20 us ishds acquan;anees, aud the public sxn
linz 60 Ai INC DasiH- WN. MOON.
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Latnafc IIospifgl. WILLIAMSBURG


NOTICES hereby gycu tia, all the cells in this iniio,
are occupied and che, patients will he received
% some Of the said cells vacant; jue notice Of which will
oe given. by order u the Court Of Dreetors.
Nay IS. 6-U LEO HENLEY G. cd
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E2ESE DRY GOODS.
FLEMING g. EDIYThr Tg.rES =.

MARKET BRIDGE
HF received (mosiiy by the scirs hesspeaLe anil We
go ai, non. Ne'y York; The following dry Goods
do. IL furniture dilnity
do'-ions and short yellow nan.ias
DO. cotton bandanna hdkf,.
DO. Puic 1t aud .;adra,, do
do. S-s aud Ga canhrics aud iacunrt.
10: LeshoIn Bolivar hats
. bales heavy Scotch ozna5urss
do. II brown shirtings
uo. S-s Dover brown sheengs No -
%. o. Thames" do. do
do 81 apron cheeks
90. Al apron and furniture DO
-, / do top sail Russia duck, e., paddinr
'' WINE uro-de-Nap, green aorenees black ttred ik
- c4 black MerinO bombazne, Sd brown canbric
n1" ae3n' io boinets, crayats &c. plaid an, tieh
B % ~, A ehieis, satin stripe love iibbon Nos, 10
I ~, 'eh anu sasi ribbons, wonen's English black III
&c. &c.-"meh added to the stock ~ eyior,y ON Ind
i; e as very good; all of which obey are dis
, 10 sen al The o"es market prices, their usual ,rl-
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LINN s. MARY COLLEGE

bl SMITH, the President of WIN. Nary, and Professor
a. OF aloal Philosophy&e having resigned those appoint
the first Monday in September next
aus. .. w. BROWNE: Rector
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Lnnqfic HosDital Tyii5iamgJ1IJg-

LuTdttc HOSpttnB lTtfftaHIsOUrg.
NOIiCE hereby gwen that the Court Of Directors of
a this institution will proceed the f day Of November
hsk 70 1pPont Keeper thereof The ss8ry aachedto the
|ee $500 per annun payable quarterly by order Of the
oo,ttft Directors, LEO. HENLEY, c c. h.
sit ~ u. Q7-fHN
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lYhent INNS for SnIe

FFHtut TuIl8 Tor Sue
The Penieuliaiy the renhentary Store Of superior
~ quality, which are warranted by The Superintendent 10
operate well in ali respects.
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