davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12
BRITISH NAV7G CATION LhRS.

Among the important meafures which have
engaged the attention of the Britifh Cabinet,
during the late fitting of Parliament, 10 that of
/nlpending TIE Brifi,H Na1igafisn Laav5. This
act, which has probably paHed both branches
of the government, meets with much feyere re-
mark from the London editors. BfiPy HtekIy
Me1Snger, in commenting on this itep, thus ar.
ranges it's objections - BeG. CRx.
"I. IT is an unnecefdry innovation upon an
ef9blifhed practice,--AD immediate and direa
facri6ce of much good,-and as fuch would re-
quire the proof of necefiity, and greater good,
for its fufpenhon.
"2. II neceharily deduds a mot confderi-
bic branch from the carrying trade, and as fuch
NUT either withdraw an equivalent of the Ca
pita now employed in the ihipping trade, and
thus proportionaly diminilh the fhipping Of
the country or if the fame capital be from ne
celTity continued, when the demand has 70 con-
liderably fallen, the profits of the fhip owners
nun be reduced almoR to nothing, and thus the
nip trade will be in Mort time absolutely de-
ferted.
"s. To fupply OFF Colonies not only in A.
nerican fhipping, but with American produce,
is manifeR injufice to our own colonies.
That the merchants Of Canada will be ruined,
whit the Americans Of Mziue and New-Eng-
land, are enriched at their coR.
60. That the opening Of the colonial market
TO the American beef aud pork, NUT moR feri-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12
NORFOLK, Sept. o.

On Saturday arrived here the Ship Pehr,'
Capt. Rofs, from Nantes, which port fbe left
the goth July we have received no paprrs by
her, but the verbal Information which,we OBJ.
tain from an intelligent pad,n 10 In fubasncs
to the following efe9.
Peace had been much talked Of, hut bid not
induced any fpeculstions founded ON expeeta-
ton Of that event. The general opision was,
that there would be no peace Immediately. II
was fiid that the French emrerour had given in
his utimatun, which was in terms that it was
not fuppofed Britain would accede n it, -
The Ruiiian ihips that hid been embdrgoed
were rceaied, and one came ont with the Re-
lix. D'O5ril the RufIian envoy had reached
Paris-Abont $4,000 Italian troops, which had
been for fome time fationed IN N11tss and ito
vicinity, hadbeenfudde 'ly marched for BAyonne,
from whenre they were 10 proceed TO
Spain, in order to cooperate with force def
tined againf Portugal.
Commerce in France, from the heavy and
repeated exsfions ~ government, is ma Vretcs-
ed Rate. The popularity of Bondparte wa,ro$'
70 great ash has been. Le6gr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12
forrign 5nteIIinsnre.
BOSTON. Sept. /.

BY the arrva! at This place, IF the regular
trading fl!ips Tfobr Adams, Capt. Wood, and
Sally, Capt. Lewis, we have received our re-
gu'ar files of London papers to the 18TH, and
LIVERPOOL papers TO the Ella July. They are
not fraugh' with that variety of intereNing and
Important matter, which 1t was believed they
would contain and which the ffatc Of affair:
1T our lar dates, warranted the public to ex-
pet. a few exir79s are however prefented to
oar rsaders On the inhietf of Peace, there
is uothine to he found in thef- papers, beyond
inc. raes OF a frequent interchange of Couriers
and MeGengers between the cibinets Of S..
James and st. Cloud, except run,6ur and L5eex-
lafiye opinion; which 70 Ear as they may be AL
lowed to go, are inaufpicious to any immediate
reconciliation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12
Nrw.YOIK. sen,eln',.r 4.

The Shin Dive Branch, Captain Plrk left Bor.
deauK the 9Th July, and the river the 18th. She
is the bearer of dpa,ches TO ,he governmsn; Of the
United States Capt. p inierns that peace he.
tween France AMI England talked OF; bur no 10.
tice is taken of the probability OF neh event in the
Paris or Bordeaux papers received The Office of the
Meroapte Advertler Of which the former are to the
3oth or June, ncuive and The latter 20 the sth Of
July. of tile Wsfern ia IDS, on the 2fth Of Tuly,
fsw feet Of fail of the line aud frgate, but
not boarded, though the frigate went leveral times
round the Olive Brunch.
The French papers afford nothing new, except
that the Englii minHor, having been ref1ftd admit
lance the deliberations of the diet of Ratifbon had
taken his departure for London ard that the Enipe-
Napoleon had iiiued DEGREES, Of them APP
propriating two millions for augmenting the faariss
of the judges, and the other for prohibiting gaming
houfes throughout the whole Of the French
pire.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12

eudy affect the Trim provifon trade that the
Americans are. nearer, and paying no taxes, no
infurance, and building their veffels 70 much
cheaper, they can bring their provifions to the
colonial market at half the expence, and here
fore at half the price, of either the Engliih or
iriih merchants. That the lattertherefore NUT
be ruined in the competition, and mug be more
or leis injured in proportion as this competiti.
on is more or lefs introduced,-i. c. as the trade
IS more or lefs opened.
SIS. That the American vefTels, being adj
nitted into the colonies, will find no difficulty
IN Introducing contraband articles, to the mani
teh injury of the fair trader in the iflands, and
the Britih importer or manufacturer. THAT
teas and Eaft-India produce are in America fub-
Ject to no tax, 20 that the inducement to con.
traband trade on the fide Of the American arc
irrcfiftible
SIS. Finally, that this opening of the colonial
market is the firlt link of an infurreetion, which
we know not how far it may extend"
Our files do not furniih any remarks on the
progrefs which has been made in the friendly
negotiation between the u. States and Great.
Britain. We are however affured, by gentle
men recently from England, and BY letters from
houfes of the hrR refpettabi,ity in London, tina.
an honorable and fpeedy accommodation of
exiting differences, is confidently expected.
Through thefc fourceS, we are Gkewife inform
ed, that much fatisfaction was expreffed in En-
gland, on account of the arrival of Mr.. PINcx-
NEY, who was conGdered as having brought
with him fuch initruoions, and fuch fpirit of
oonciation, as would eufi,re the return of con
fideuce aud friendfhip between the two ccuu-
tries. ID.
The American Intercourre Bill, paffed the
Britih Houfe Of Commons on the Sth July.
II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12

The king Of Sweden ha7 nat accc otet' ~ Of
fer Of Rufis TO mediate hetween MIN and the
court Of Berlin. lie conii.Iers hirnf.lf rs acting
In quality OF an ally OF England, and tI.t the
AID of Ru1ia in the aiiuftme ut of tn exiting
differences, is nnrecsi,,ry. Ills majef 'nlias
on the evacuation OF Lauenbnrg by the Z uAilns,
and its occupation ny Swediih troops.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12

The n,ip Carliae, Chiffon, hence for AmHer-
dam, paiicd the Downs e:h July.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
CHORUS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS.
DENNo cRATIc MEETYNG.

DEMO cR.hTIC MEETING.
At meeting Of the democratic republic
can citizens Of Lower Dublin Township,
Philadelphia comfy, held ct the house of
William Kitchener in Rustleton, Oct. s,
1906
SIMoE BENNETT, zvaa chosen chairman,
and
JoBN HoLME, Sec'rv.
After the chairman had stated the object
fer Which the meeting had been called, the
following resolutions were unanimously a.
dcptci.
Whereas this meeting entertain the high
est option o. the virtue, talents, firnneSs,
and patriotism, OF the president Of the u
nited States> and gratefully acknowledge
his unremitting and highly mer;torious
serNices to cur happy country, and copsi-
dering his reelection to the presidency of
the utmost Importance to the cause ofdemo-
cratic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ReS2lpr9, That committee be appoint
ed t. meet such committees as have or
ma be appointed by the democratic rerub-
ican citizens CT the other townships of the
county or wards Of the city of PHILADELPHIA
for the purpose Of addressing the presi
dent Of the United States, soliciting his con
sent to he put in nomination for die presi-
dency, another constitutional term after
the expiration Of the present, and general
~ to adopt such measures as will promote
this desirable object.
William Duncan, John Northrop, and
John Home, Jun. were appointed the COM
mittee for the purpose contained in the fore
going resolution.
Re@otve3, That the proceedings o. this
meeting be published in the Aurora and
GeyeI's German Daper.
SIMON DENNETT, Chairman.
Attest,
JoHN HoLME, jun. Secry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
DOCK wApn

At meeting Of the democratic citizens
Of Dock ward, held agreeablv to notice at
the house Of VIM. Allen in Dock street
Paul Cox, was chosen chairman, and John
Purdon, SECRETARY.
Where's this meeting are impressed with
grateful sense, OF the important services
rendered to this country, bvfhomas JclTer-
son president IS The United States, and car
nestiy DESTROYS that he should be chosen a.
gain to that inportaut clice
ResotOcd uHqDin1Hsiy, Tnatth;s meeting
viii mcst cheeriuily cc-operate win such
Of their fellow citizens rs are, or NAV be an
pointed to address theprcsident Of the Uni-
ted States, soliciting him 10 consent 70 stand
can.Gdatc for the presidential chair at
the neIt election, to be held for that pur-
pose
Resoived, That Mathew LAWYER, Fso.
Paw OK, ard John PurdoD, be the com
n,ttee to carry Che foregoing resolution into
effect
Esaotprd, That This meeting viii. IS well
as recommend 60 all the democratic ci-
tizens Of tlis ward. use an just and honora-
bic means ~ theirPowcr TO support the de-
mocrauc ticket, at the ensuing general c.
lection.
Resoivci that ,ha proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Aurora and
Gcycr's German paEer.
PAULCOX, Chairman.
JOHN PUaDoN, Secretary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
RacD3q' at Starry Courthouse,

M Ill commence on Wednesday the 5,h
w November. and continue three DAYS.
First day, Post S~cepstakes for Colts and
Fillies, two yesrs old. and the advantage mile
heats, carrying each a feather: entrance TWEEN.
TY DoLLARs, ten colts entered and subscrip,i.
on closed
Second day, the Surry Iociy Cub Purse Of
THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY DOLLARS, three
mile heats.
Th'rd day, G. 'idav) the Proprietor's Purse of
OEE HuNprEp and FIFTY DOLLARS. two
mile heats An persons who start horses for
ms purse will be required to pay The sum of
IwENTY DcLLARs, EXCEPT membersfoF the
CLUB, and FROM them an entrance of EIGHT
DOLLARS wi! be required.
The weights of che course are as fellows:
NSeo hofses, lbs. $50
years old, 100
years Old, 40
years old, 100
years old, SO
CHARLES II. GRAVES, Secretary.
Agreeable to the rules Of the club, a meeting
wil' DE held ~ Mr. David Pr,ce's, on Wedncs.
DAY evening, the 5h November Good stables
and .!'ier furnished ,ace horses gratis by
DAVID PRICE,
Proprietor Of roe Course
SGrTy county. s;h Sep,en'bc1 1906. tR
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
TO RENT.
]. BOULTON,

NEXT door to Mr.. ]. Darmsdatt's,
= has just received from the Isle Of wight.
Smithfeld, and Southampton. fourteen or fifteen
thousand weight OF prime Bacon, among winch
are grea, number Of salt pelred Hams, Of the
FIRST quality lie has likewise general assort-
ment of West India produce, Groceries, &c.
which he Will sell low for cash or country pro.
duce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
Coochiand. 27th Zen, 1906. IS
Valaa6ie Properly Tor Sac.

nY virtue Of deed Of trust exc.
ID on'ed 10 US. by Peter + Archer. for the be-
rtht OF John & Jefferson, will b. SOLD, for
cash, on the premises, in the county of Anne ia J..
IN the 9th day Of November next, that valua.
bic TRACT OF LAND. called Fox Ha1boy:
containing by ettima,.on ahou, 600 acres, with
more than one third urcitsred. a sfcat pa~t Of
which is PRIME Tobacco land. laying on both
tdcs of The road which leads from Pridesv1e 20
Bevillcs bridge Also, the following SLAVES,
Simon, Di'ceY and her three children, Leonard,
sam. John Phil Snkey and her three children
Davy, Safina and her two children, Phoebe and
her two children, Jpe. Ton Big. Tom. Bn,,o,.
Mu'rier end her three children or so much Of
The said property shall be sufficient 70 sa'isfy
the purpo,e of The SAID deed Of trus, The sale
viii continue from day to day Ill IL is completed
minute description Of the many advantages
which would attend the pYrcha-e Of the alore
said ,ra6 Of land is ,hought unnecessary. as il is
imagined that those inclined to purchase, viii
view il and Judge for themselves
JOSHUA CHAFFIT. ,
WILLIAM CRSSELS, { Trustees.
WILLIAM BENTLEY,
GA, OH, 1896. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
= EDUCIiIOM.

THE Subscribers present engagement, IS :
Tutor in The family of Doi. George Evans,
of Ches;e, field county. will end tic Is, day
of January next; at which time he would will
lingiy listen 10 proposals fer establishing an a.
cadeny. or other public seminary in some popu
Ions, healthful and otherwise eligible neighbcr.
hood i'll the state OF Virginia.
His plan would embrace the following bran.
ches of instruction The Greek, Latin and En-
Stis5 languages grGmmaticd!y--a regular oo,isecu.
TIVE IF Historical reading. accompanied 7vi,6
Il knowledge IF Geography and Cbronology-;be
Bellies Leit-cs Sr'5 u cafeiul ps'usdt OF toe best
Aatbrs, in tbe fb-c ianSnGgeS aforementioned,
S5itb oieu to criGcis~ cad coirposi,i0H- AFi5Die
tic Bookkeeping. - Surveying ard ne Practical
b; d.c5ss Of abe Mdfbea,Gfies.
The talents OF the Subscriber, (such as they
aTe) the attention with which he has discharged
the various delicate and difficult duties OF Tea
cher, and the system he has pursued. with the
SUCCESS attending it, are al srficien iy known
to, and have happily met the appreciation
of grest many respectable and competent
Judges, of literary merit III the eastern and
middle paris of this State.
To those who know him not, he respectfully
asks permission TO say. that fnr the las, twenty
years of his life. he has laborcd, with seduous
application and perseverance. TO improve and
expand his own mind and the mental facliies
OF others. and that nc now, though ~ith unaf-
leeted diflidence, believes himself capable of rem
deIing public and Lcrmanen, .ervicesIo the youth
OF country. in which he has spent more than
half the number of years nc has lived and he
usefulness. happiness and prosperity OF the CHI.
zens OF which country. he shall never cease 10
pray for, and to the utmost of his abilities pro-
mote.
OF himself he has said as much as the occasion
demanded. and he cherishes 4 hope it will not be
hat
less.
Letters addressed TO the subscriber, 10 be left
at Co'eave. the Richmond Post Office, will
be duly attended TO. and should an engagement
be entered into before the 18th of January next,
public notice will be given thereof
James tombstone.
Chesterfield county, 15th Sept. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
r L Nj O V A L.

IT DABNEY has removed to the house or
the Main Street, nearly opposite Mr. J..
Datms'latt's and mex; door TO Mir W. Aiitchel's
brick building. Wne.e he cffers for SALE a
general ass rtncn, of GROCERiES, on reason
able terms. Tor cash, or produce only.
hT" \ consignment of snuff in packages of
any size, from Is 10 go lbs. viii be sold below
Inc usua price Of thai article.
Richmond, August IL. 1906. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
FOR SALE.

ohhoaite the street leading 10 Col. Mayo's
Bridge.
90 ton Philadelphia iron assorted
30 ton Swedish ditto, square and fat bars
German and bliStered steel
Spermacet and Linseed oils
yellow OGRE and white lead
Window glass, by 10 and 10 by IL
Patent shot by the bag and retail
Double and single + gun powder
Cut and wrought nails all siscs
Cotton and wool cards, sc. sc.
We have still on hand few barrels good
cut Herrings, and a few thousand weight
Isle of Wight Bacon-VVith general and
good assortment of GROCERIES,.
RUSSELL 5, WALLACE.
October II, 1906. Aw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
JUST PUBLISHKD.
AND roR sALs Ar rnIs orrIc

AND roR SALE AT rms OFFICE.
A PAMPHLET,
Cotaining Sketches offhe HIsToRY OF FRANCE
aud ENcLAEo--And an account OF NAPo-
LEow BoEAPARrE, Emperor Of France from
his birth 60 the battle Of AusterIiiz--pric. 81.
April 20, 1906. &C
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
MARSHAL.s SALES.

80 BE SOLD, TO the highest bid
: der. for ready money, under decree Of
the court of the United States, for ,he fifth cir
cult in tine Virginia dis,yia. b,.ween rhineas
Bond, attorney for the creditors of Ezekiel Id
wards. plaintiff, and David Ross and others de
Pendants, in order to raise tho sun, of twelve
thousand six hundred AMI fifteen dollars ard
thirty three cents. due and payable the first day
of July last. and expenses and charges OF sale,
that vsuahie and well known estate, in the coun,
~ of Bo,ctour,, called FORT l. ETYIS--sta,ed
by the said Ross 10 contain 1908 acres. The sale
will take place on the premises, on the 14,h day
of November next. Also. under the SAID decree,
and upon the same terms, vail te SOLD, at the
Oxford Iron Works, in the county of Campbell,
or the 13sn of the same month, number OF VA.
LUABLE SLAVES
BEN. MOSBY. y. W for
JOS. SCOTT. M.V.D.
September IS. 1896. tbs
At the request of Mr. Ross. the sale of the
land above mentioned, called For, Lewis is
POSTPONED until the 29,h day of NEXT
MONTH, when i, win take place 1T the Eagle
Tavern. in the city of nichmond--and The sale
of The negroes is Postponed until the OH day OF
DECEMBER NEXT. on which day it will
take place at the Eagle Tavern aforesaid.
BEN. NOSBY. - M. for
JOS. SCOTT. NJ v ID.
Oaober If 1o06
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
G O o d S:


NN Tuesday the 4th day Of next month
- at the dwelling house Of the subscriber,
viii be exposed to public sale, variety If
HOUSEHOLD q KITCKE.W FUR.VT-
IURE, also, q Wagon in good repair and
gears, and ono or two horses, and two mich
cows.
On. Monday the 10th dav of the same
month on the premises, viii be sold or rent
ed, MY HOUSE, nearly opposite to Mr..
VIM. Roses, and situated on the main
street--unless privately rented on sold be-
fore that day. And at Hanover court II use,
on the first day Of the court i'm next
month, viii be rented, the farm about two
niles distant from that place, called HlC-
KORY HILL, containing about 500 acres
Of LAND, and having on it a convenient
dwelling house with ) rooms, Gn1 closes
and cellars, and other convenient houses,
and variety Of choice fruit trees. The
terms of sale, or renting, viii be made
known on The scvcrald days, by
GEO. WIN. SMITH.
October u, 1896.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
NOTICE.

mo I ILEI.
a Ii persons having claims against
4 the estate of SaIrue Scherer, dec arc &c.
quested to BRING them forward properly anthem
,caJed before the first OF November. AZ which
time the administration Of ne subscriber will be
closed, aud il application sl.a not be ma e by
the umc above specified. ihis notice will be COW
sidered as release from the payment OF such
claims; those indebted must see the necessity OF
making immediate paymsnt as no further iiidul.
gence can be given.
George Scherer, Admir-.
October Ist, 1906. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
TICKETS AND SHARES.

FOR SALE At
g.. So X. WAITE's
TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICES.
No 64 e No. So. Maiden. LGrc, Nezp-1o,k.
AT SEVEN DOLLARS EACH,
ou' will ADVANCE IS thedrawing approaches. BY
enclosing Bank notes (post paid) to C. & X
WAITE, Tickets and Shares viii oe runauay
returned by post, 20 any amount, and the earliest
ADVICE sent 70 st,ven'urers OF ,heir success The
public ave requested to remark. tina, the draw
wS OF the Nev.Yor!I Lotteries is managed IN
50 eoI,stt manner. as not 10 be subje9 err.
ror. The time of dr1wing, and payment OF r,-
zes is punaual, and guaranteed nv the State lie.
sis!atu,e. Schemes atlatge enclosed wi n Tick.
e.: he many Capital Prizes solid by G & K.
WIN former Lotteries, Ois,s OF which will also be
enc'osed) II is presumed, will he an additional in.
duccmens 10 distant adventures TO purcha;e of
them q,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
Ia Rent,

n handsome two story BRICK HOUSE, and
possession given Immediately, situated en- the
South side OF James river Canal, near the public
tobacco Ware house and srnnory. II is well
nished and calculated for Grocery or Tavern. or
for both. having siS Ere places, with large kich
en-, rcony cellars. smoke house, &c as the
boye tenement can I've easily divided, ] would
have no objection to accommodate two good &c
nar's, If fcqui,ed Likewise, small BRICK
TENEMENT adjoining, fl for a small family
containing three rooms, and kitchen, ya,d. &c.
Jas. Boulton.
Richmond, October Z, 1906. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
FoP 7'us .HRGDS.

The following sweet and plaintivc Air,
represents the diSposition of the african
woman, in most striking and pleasing point
of view, and IS n strong argument in favor
of that benevclencc, which it seems they
possess, but which historians have general
" denied them. 1t originated during the
travels of the celebrated Park, in the into
rior OF that country, III whose works the
incident is relatcd-It seems he was pro-
hibited from crossing the Niger, and Or
dercd to pass the night in distant village.
He was preparing to do so, under the
branches Of neighboring tree, exhausted
with hunger, and fatigue, and unprotected
from an impending storm, when he was
relieved by woman, returning home from
her daily labor. I1is distress was alleviat-
ed by every tender attention-rhcir labor
was lightered by singing; and the follow
ing was composed extcmpore by the female
being himself the subject of it. The
words were formed into verse by the
Duchess Of Devonsh;re and set TO music.
If Mr.. Pleasants pleascs he viii insert
them in a corner of his paper.
A. S.
The loud wind roar'd, the rain fell fast !;
The white man welded to the blast:
ne SIT Nl'l GOWN, teNedln cur tISS
For wearv, sad, and faint was he:
And al ! no wife or mothers care,
For him, the milk or corn prepare.
CFO PUS.
The white man shall cur pity share,
Alas! no wife or mothers care,
For hiTa, The milk or corn prepare.
II
The storm is Ger; the tempest past,
And mercv's voice has hush'd the blast !;
The wini is heard in whispers low,
The white man far away must go
But ever III his heart shall bear,
Remembrance Of the Negroes care.
CHORUS.
The white man, SC.
Richmond, October II, 1906.
$500.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
FOR SALE,
August 2.

My LAND, in the county Of
fS GoochIauj. whercon now live. coh,ain
ing coo acres; well si;s7;d. lying within two
miles Of James river. and Gre niles aoove Cooch
land cou thousc is well improved and IN Inc Or
der for an ensuing o'opi il IS well adapted TO The
culture OF tobaccn, corn s. wheat. 3 farther des
ciPtion IS thought unnecessary. as it is presumed
the purchaser would wish hfs, to view the pre-
mises, which lin my absence. will he shewn) by
Capt. Humphrey Parish o. Mr.. Whitehead ny.
an. who live adjoining thereto / will undertake
TO SOW thereon 80 o. 90 bushels of wheat in good
order. And in case of sale of the land viii
likewise sell the crop thereon Of every description
together wi the stock pf cattle hogs and sheen,
household and k chen furniture plantation u,en.
Sis, &c The terms Of sale for the land. will be
ne bird cash. q Tor The balance three equal an
rua in,talments. on giyins bond with approved
security, carving intCyes, from the day, If not
punaually paid. Young negroes viii be raken
(if approved of IN payment fsr a noic,y at least.
oi each pa meni deed &C ,Tust win be taken
upon The premises 10 secure the three last paw.
ments. The personal estate viii DC sold on a ere
Git of twelve months on giving bond with ap
proved security. And the price Of The land made
known on application to The subscriber
Craddock Vaughan.
lO'h sept. 1870. 6w