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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-20
NOTICE..

THE subscriber will petition the General As.
sembly Of Virginia, at IT'S next session, 70
complete to him the commemorative iighi in The
following hat acre lots IN the city of Richmond
know md distinguished in the ancient plan of
the town Of Richmond, BY the numbers ga "a.
65, 90, II, 8S, 102.
John !Sea6rook.
Hanover. Sepr IS 1903 4w
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NOtice.

All persons having csimes against the estate
Of John Gum, arc requested to have them adj
Jus ed a. the law directs, and exhibited for SET.
Element, on or before the twenty fifth day Of de.
eenoer next. as which time dividend will take
place This Advertisement will be plead IN ba,
gain't any claim which may come against said
estate after that date. r
JOHN TURPIN, Admir-
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APPENDICES,


A compilation Of the several laws for the
establishment of the James river, Potow-
mac, AppomattoS and Dismal Swamp Ca
nal Companies,
Laws concerning the Northern Neck,
Titles OF acts authorisiBg the establishment
of Turnpike Roads, and the erection of
Toll Bridges,
A compilation Of the several acts concern
ing the Mutual Assurance Society against
Fire on Buildings,
Acts and resolutions Of general nature,
which were omitted in the revisals Of
1894, and 1903,
Laws concerning waste and unappropiated
lands on the eastern and western waters,
Laws establishing ferries,
Laws concerning the public guard,
Titles Of private and local acts-And
A table Of fines, forfeitures, penalties and
amercements; designating such as a5e to
the use Of the commonwealth su h as 90
towards lessenipg the county levy such
as belong to individuals; and such as are
appropriated to any particular object.
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Bellies Lettres School.
J. d A WIS

HAS opened a SCHOOL, in a pleasant
= house, at the corner of Elliot's lot,
where he teaches the English, Latin and
French languages, sc. &c. English and
Latin, 3 rquarter-English and French,
SIS
Richmond, Sept. 90, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-20

Published pursuant to an act of the General
Assembly Of Virginia, passed the seventh
day Of January, one thousand eight hum
bred and seven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-20

vim a comhicfe Iader to the Uhote.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-20

Amidst the great variety Of speculations
upon the subject of the Spanish revolution,
we have seen none as to the part which
would most probably be taken by the Jews.
This body of people amounts at least to a
million, and will be Of considerable moment
to the side they may odopt. In estimating
the probability of Spanish success then, it
cannot be unimportaut TO remember this
circumstance and the degree of severity
with which they have been treated for 80
many years. It's In Spain that all the
curses of the Deuteronomy have been in.
fiicted upon this devoted people with the
most relentless rigor. IT'S here that they
have been forced to comply with the ido-
latrous worship of the Church Of Rome, and
to bow down TO stocks and stones to save
their property from con6scation, and their
persons from the inquisition.
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Iasd; dothey doubt my power ofcrushing
(ecrdser )both America and Britain Eel
them lotto abuse long my moderation
A, ano her time he has been heard 10 ask, ].
with tone ef command, Why do nat
fhose 1uho employ you here, recall their
other agents from England. and order away
the Engtish agents from American wilt,
! repeat again, suffer no nzc.e neurals !;
sal! states represented in Eagland, or
enduring Englsh agents, will BE- consl /
-dered AZ the enemies If the great natiany s
AT the last leyee he passed eesetsl ,imss by
Armstrong without noiciog him either BY
howiug or scrapipg. u'ju.t when he Is
wee was over, zn1 with his impartial back
half turned to this ambassador Of 40 issae-
pendent state, he bawled out, How dare
your writer's make free with a sovereign o!
my power; tell tdose zrhc employ yo1, that
shey shall DC Responsible 10 me tor IT.
centiousuess ct your presses, as we'll as
for he audseiiy Of your scr bbers. The.
age Of equality is pass, and that OF venge.
ancr approaches The ,mpertiuence ofyour
Jewellers is insupporiable any longer. The
situation Of Atms:rosg ye4 may thqrsioi e
perceive, Is no, very euv'able; ard though
he Aps. scnsliy does essry hing 10 hispo~sr
20 fstter n poleoa and 10 cons o. f,syehtase
tie good wishes Of Or n'nis.ers and imPe-
rial iavori es, should the American govern
ment not soon declare wer egiiast Engsaad,
his sssl ADD his sacr fces.no more lhaD bis
c5.ngug, will preserve him from . VISIT 10
he fen3l-, or al Ieassto Weldon, where
the Of several American ships cap.
tared sna condemned. are already PR.
SoNERS o. WAR
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roversy. rcssrds their progress, OF rather
plessnts their existence. Poverty, insfac.,
Silks apeople into batbafism, il never yet
in the world did lift tAem into skilfal ID,
dussry ADD wealth.
Violent remedies are seldom successful.
and this Is at least as yiolrnt, and desolases
as much as the invasion Of acivilized ene-,
my would do.
We are very far from denying that ma.
nufactures are useful, and that their pros.
porous growth is most earnestly TO be de.
sired. Il is not, however, by giving
mortal stab TO industry, that re are topro.
mote their growth On the contrary, while
industry OF every sort is free, the country
will thrive the most; and from this state
of things We are .oIook for the establish.
ment ct manufactures. Commerce and
navigation to Massachusetts, ike the Nile
TO Egypt, rhich after some time have 90,
only flied their own proper chaonel. bu.
have ovetaoW:.d asd tertilized the whole
lad. From the success of trade, manu-
features had begun TO take roo, add thrive;
aad Is th.y were supplaosed wlshou. an
embargo, or the violrot forcing hand Of
gysernmen,, they might be exp >c,ed TO
grew with our growth, aud to recg .neo
with our strength
Of these eoriching manufactures, the
cod aad whale fisheries, which are maou.
features, and ship building with its appen
dsges, were 10 pofot Of value more than
halt The embargo then, d. stroke, cs-
suoys one half and those only who can see
''whai is GOT to be seem" can ,el! how It
IS to beosh' ,he o'her half The tanners,
&c. formery depended much on the mpor.
taslon of hides, the cabinet makers on
wood, tic 6 'ders on looking glass plates,
aud nu~s@roas class On the furs OF Ca.
pada. Many ar'iclas 100 are made where
they are 20, 10 BE- used, and By the stoppage
Of TIE soasFipg trade, they cannot be sers
where they ere wanted.
Les Mr.. fsrson himself then judge
wbe ,iier j: is for the advantage of Industry
ina, he has ssd lis fighs hand behind lis
back.
fBos:9n Gazette.
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DEMOCRATIC. PRoeLAIG4TYo.N.
Ell The STATE MANAGER

+
Knowing that the class Of people dcnomi-
nated Democrats, are at present In state OF
deep addiction, by reasoa OF divers heavy and
sore chasusements. | have thought proper
with the advice of the district attorney, and
at the desire Of the last democratic caucus;
convened at the gaoi in the city of Hartford,
-te issue this my proclamation for a day OF
Mrs ing aid co5:il!ion. That the penitence
OF all my adllerents may be the more tho
rough and sincere, have appointed Itch
5fefa Hill, whereon to exhibit our sorrow aud
contritiop, and the sixth Ct august for the
day calling 10 mind, that ON that hill, and
on that day, we have been wont to rejoi.e in
the -!aouraof our prosperity and glory. 10
the end also Chat we may ALL have pene-
tratiag and abiding sense Of our misery and
wretchedness, have thought proper to d.
rect, and do hereby solemnIy direct and en-
Join that all those my faithful followers VINO
cannot assemble at the place appointed either
from to'fnement at home, or imfrlsonnent
eiseschfre, or other just cause, do devote the
said day TO proper.suitab.e and healt-rending
riblc condition OF their own frierds through
the union. With the further laudable pur-
pose Of producing proper emotions in the
heats Of those who may assemble at the
place appointed, and that they may be pre-
pared Tor the exercises of the day; it is here
by enjoined upon the several county, town
and district managers, to cause every person
who proposes to attend at said meeting, to
weir strap Of black leather round his left
arm Cor six days preceding said sixth of Au-
gust. ~
I albo enjoin, that the duties of the day con-
sist as far DIS maybe, Of repetition of the
great causes Of oar present modification, and
to this cod Brother Whiteied Cowles is or
dered to open the exercises with some OF his
deepest sighs, and most piteous CALCULATIONS,
TO be accompanied with flood of tears from
Lieutenant Governor Spalding.
TIE district attorney Will then read with
voice as audible as his own feelings will add
n I. and the occasion allow, all the bills OF
Indictment ON which he has entered nolle !
proseeui, or which has been quashed. Cap
tain yantue-son aad the other toremen OF the
Grand Juries, sitting by in sackclotil,@ and
}eeavii,g now and then All appropriate groan.
Tie Grand orders of the state msnageEls-
e,,ed two wears ago, will be read by David
p,.rmele esq. lately removed from Office, and
now # leisure The act layiag an embargo,
with all lis supplements Champagny's letter
- Mr.. Armstrong, and the history OF the
purchase of louisiana, will be read by J. q
Peters. The true statement OF votes ialeiy
piye1, iii the states of New York, Rhode Island 4
and Massachusetts, in large letters, VIII De
posted upon the walls and posts OF the meet eel
ing house, and will be audi5ly read once ace an .!
boar by the member. ofour dsnscraac nolii 3
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..ro,ntty sud afareiga xfss
W. .so ne heritage Of fruemeo AZ ]
i ! sv,ooarch, the uamvrited
' ESQ ii insufrsesioo and ',sbs'l'oo, !,
M : 'h,oc4, sac aost degsAdsog, the
' .coos. abl. especially when u Is
'''s a' ,ha, dnrieg she revolutionary
wph Gscas br,tsiu, and Oh all
se, .incr. when ealle d on by the 60
w. =, ihs Green Ksaafain Boys, have
.,,d 30 assesl8, OF spin, aud 2
.ods Of exvrsiou, that justly and
NV characterize the IN as lhetrne
us Ct goserumeo, and law.
va. since congress hase conhded to
E.'slom and ps adeace of the exscuuve
E.lT. S. . discretionary power 30 re-
Il he restrictions Of which your ms
Er,ts eomplaio. shsy present 20 hlM
[,dsa, rteaess, 'hat the operation ca
|hr mentioned law Of March ~, may
[a.;l,ssesy dtscoo,inurd, parsuant t.
liver 10 him repossd. And your nss.
E,I.,s, as in aasy bound, will ever.
|s,vsd. That Inc report OF the eoaa
\ b. accepted.
Mod, That he foregoing memeris'
8. d BY ttse elsc,mea 10 brhs'f OF ahe
| AID publisned 10 the ST Adams AID.
Mr.; aod tia, printed eopy thereof
has mi,led, as sooa as may be, 20 the
pdvr Of the u. S.
ASA FULLER,
John GATES, Selsc.nscn.
/ MARI M BROOKS.
& SETH wETMoRE, Clerk.
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Jas. M. MR.,
Thirty Dollars Rewu

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, in Piss
~ Getaway, Prince, Georges county, Ma
rvland, on Tuesday, TIE LIST ult. two Ne.
GRO MEN, viz.
PONPEY upwards of fifty years old, sye-
ry black, about iyc feet ten or eleven inches
high, he is addicted to liquor, and when
drunk much disposed to taik--had on when
he went awsy, deep blue short jacket Of
course clcfh, oznabrigs shirt and trowsersr-
having u variety OF cloaths. may change III:
Dress
BISIL, q dark malatto, about twenty tmc
or gnce years old, FIVE feet eight orniDe inch
slhigh, thick lips and large mouth, the fore
finger of his right hard is stiff and smaller
than his other fingers, had sores On his lees,
if well the scars may be discovered, his ,ap-
,parel the same as Pompey's, and may change
his dress having a variety of cloalhs--they
may obtain passes and endeavor to pass as
freemen--aH persons are forewarned harbor-
ing them.
will give the above reward ia have .tlen
secured il any goal, so that get them again,
or Fifteen Dollars for each, and all reasona
bic charges paid if brought home.
Jacob Duckett.
jane. ~<osH
2 Printing in tslyarious branches
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NEW-YGRK, Jtsne z.

Ne MY ERA, JtHe Z.
fk hip Liverpool Packer, Parsons,
|b,lsw last evening from Liverpool,
[sSl probably bring US London cews,
kmfour days later than before Te1siv 8
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THE FRENCH.

W. mentioned in Manday's Gi2et'e,
The scandalous robbery COMMITTEES, by the
FreBea goveFnmeat, IN general conhsca.
ton Of American properly at Hamburg.
This procedure. though il was loHg tore.
nby ms y, Ye. was ii solh q preaigass
abandonment IF every ;hing Ike hcnsssy.
that come doeh' cd the prob billy OF It's
hauing ex.ended 10 psoper:v beyond The
wide scope Of The Ali!an Decree Bus il
has, reader: one :" fell so ,op" has ialis
crimioa,ely lecg 70 he fsags cf .i3ons
psrte, aiI The merehaod &c Of our fellow
ci.isens within the reach OF his Hamburg
* .bb rs, i'aai the las. deep shade IF
a7pfiocipIed rspine n gin nat be omitted;
tae cssg, q! the shlp Iunist,a e this por,,
was ia -lade,i We ae crsdbly infornssd
sha this snip had not even been b srdel
by Fri iea erafzer, and that ytsJscatfs
Of er;gia had bseo forwarded 10 Hau,5a 8 !,
! sslng 90 poss Die pre- exf, save the On
psrsllelsd IF pn,ery of 'ne . Friends Of
the L,brrsy Of the Seas -
/FsJ Hc1 ,
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n. y. Sccrcta ~.

Supposed 10 haze been zVrstten 5or The oes
casion s6y SsLleck Osborn, (he being tie only
eminent hoet efthe harty as a testimony Of Its
resheetJor the laws and institutions OF Con-
necHcnt.
OJe6frson NTH dera amsze,
1hou'st oUercct err cargo
yTe've noughts 10 do 6us stand ara gaze
1T lhy osvn cuast embargo. g
ola Massachusetts Ger The dare
Ve1nlonf is just a going,
Conn ectieuta stubborn ram,
Laughs at our sad aadoing.
Rhede Island TO las run s-alry5,
Aequ HAMPSHIRE soon 5yiN joilofr,
.Acav York hrth Jared TO sTvc a lIft
ind seize rs oy sae collar.
Mas! The nimes are vcry hard,
They're .fti'd 7vitA nougAS tut e1zs,
Unless I'VE oe1ter zucrk onr card,
'lsuiA aN 80 TO the dcvt.
{ Hartford paper.
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(Fsd c1z J

8 CO.4s3UNTrATIJN.-The fricads Of
the embargo have ,nsisied much upcp he
beesFis that would result to mannssc utns
indos.rv, from the destruction ct navigation
and commerce. L would be strange If so
saormous an evil should not prodace good
If you will barp vour house, you may have
ashes % sal. W. a!ao coplt IS 4hat much
political good has already ensusd from that
TERRIBLE measure, and more is expecsed
IA 10Y ws!l disposed ba; somewhs, irrisa
bic and. has'y ck;zvDs see that ,h,v ha.e
trusted 100 much 10 professions. Facts have
coo,e q, !sss s;tio hypoc: CIV make beto e
The eyes IF mauy who though the mse!ves
aud he country saft.tc trns what jsaelsun
said, ,han what WASHINGTON did. NV
le, the honest men Ct Il, parties shske
hands. The. public good has at this mo.
ment but enc I'M ,edluent, ts'e embargo.
1, has come with blast and Eii.dsw 10 It's
wings. and the earth refuses lis frpia, or
yield. them to perish unsasted. Il makes
poveriy pooh w;sh q dead.;er gripe, aud
the heart OF labor is faat. Remove The
embargo, and the state would flourish Let
s.s;h concerns all lutte all 10
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american Printed CatacosS.


77us Just 073eu, ~ 7tos7t-SzTeez, 70I77 Y Ezfgs
street, neat door 10 Midnight and Stew.
art's--a handsome assortanen
American Printed Ca1lcoes,
Bed Covers, &c. whico he offers for ss'-'
low, during his stay here, which w -
four or FIVE days.
Orders for PRINTS r.
be duly attended to BY
ECO PRINTING CO.
mare street, Fchi"
WHO
goo bal
EFT descripti
by the bale
June 10.
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I,sysassia Ea;.y arnsrsiSsr.
FRIDAY, Jusr 10.


be commissioners for selling fractional
eysof lands III the state Of Georgia, have
impsacaed. /, is said they have swim
the state out OF 100000 dollars.
The Legislature Of the State OF Georgia
passed a law entitled :. An act to alIevi-
be condition Of debtors, and to afford them
qorsry reiieE" lis law enacss, that no
aions shall be granted in the different
asofths state, agsibst the person or pro-
Fof any defendant, on any Judgment that
heretofore been Outlined provided the
haant shall give security for the amount
e judgement and costs. No pubic officer
make sale. of any property waich hereto
bad been levied on by virtue of an execu-
The courts are. forbid to issue out any
TESS or try any civil cause which had been
Nessued, exceptin cases for the trial Of
eerty, and in cases of attachments, where
Ahs prored the lcbtoris about 70 remove
q iae state. All open accounts, where
Party refuses to liqaidate the same, are
farlaterest. This law is not to extend to
for the recovery OF taxes, &c. due the
r The act OF limitations is declared to
y dsring the continuance of the law
10 law was 70 be in fore till the 25th of
fsnber next.
f-Fsv York Gas.
ne lntendant Of Hevanna has issued an
q Demanding that the merchants who
american produce shall furnish for the
d gcvernment, e744 barrels of -four,
arrels pork, ia5l barrels beef, 6s,562
oisood beans, and 05,sts VT. of ordina-
ss96 Jars of Oil, and g barrels OF vine-
which, if not delivered in ten days, he
axe measures for obtaining by force, FOR
asol MS Catholic .Majestys troops.
Nassau paper.
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, TO the question of the i:
cts Will derive from the
uough as Mr. Jeff rsoa
,housandsh genera,'on
nd continue as hereto.
aoufac,ures. Il is ou-
i'll Of psople, thar a.
,rials, andpossesses
,ltal thar can wholly
h.will be centuries
( people, and more
lis 10 buying wild
haveno dundan-
i, is only by a pros
s,ens've naviS 4tlon
great capital These
led, are enough to
the embargo pro-
Il car be demon
- IL,
BY Introducing
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ii atian fsr Congress ii succession The whols
to conclude with solemn dirge,* on the pros
trate condition Of our eldest sister, TO be sung
or sighedby a select choir, consisting OF the
COUNTY town and district managers, dressed IN
black, accom- anis led With such Instruments g
music as the dolefM occasion will permit.
8. STATE MANAGER.
State managers Office,
May 2s, 1903
By his maiesty's order,
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ORDERED,
and Johnston,
cause the lower
paired 7: Providel
the dockage there,
end of Duke street,
obtained.
Test.
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commissioners for selling fractional
Eysof lands i'll the state of Georgia, have
impeacaed. Il is said they have swim
The state out Of 10000 dollars.
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AE Printing in its arious branches
neatly executed at this Office,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27

EORSALE, the TENE 5fEN Mt on which the
subscriber lives, situated on Church. Hill.
w.'hin about one mile OF Richmond Market. con-
timing two and halfacrss of Land, we'll enclosed
and highly improved. The buildings consist of
large and we'll constructed DseeAiay. House,
LaRndry: Kitchen, DAIRY, Satske-Nosse, 9 Stores,
trick OVee, Coach Hozsc, Barn, Sta5ic, and he
House.
All these buildings are in complete order for
the accommodation of large and genteel family.
who may have easy access 10 All the advantages
OF the city, and live retired as ,iev could wish
TOHN ELLIS.
RoV. %. [oawtfI
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II DuCATIOE.-The Subscriber intends to
- continue his SCHOOL the ensuing year, at
the Green Springs III Louisa county, where q
course oi Education, embracing the Latin, Greek,
French and English Langu .ges will commence
on the 9th OF January. This healthy situation.
entirely removed from every kind OF vice uffers
particular advantages to gentlemen who live in
towns, ltoo commonly the seats of dissipation
or the unhcaithy parts of the lower country ana
'Tisi, 10 nave their sons educated without incur
ring the rlsque of having their morals corrupted
or their health impaired. The subscriber Will
pay the srictcst attention. both to the morals and
education of his pupils, which he will be enabled
to do'at all times, as none will be admitted, ex-
cept such as live with him in the boarding house,
kept by Col. Morris, exclusively for the accom-
ma(i.eion of the boys The subscriber has in
former publication, produced testimonials of his
attention & qualifications as Tutor, which will,
upon application, be enclosed 20 any person wish
ing to entrust pupils to his care. The terms will
be, for board & 2S per annum, (each boartler
finding his own bed,) washing and intending E 4
and tuition Is 10-One half of each charge to be
paid at the expiration OF six months, and the o.
ther at the end ofthe year. No scholar will be
admitted fora shorter term than one wear Those
gentlemen who intend To commit their sons or
wards to the care the subscriber, will please
to notify him of it by letters directed to him, at
LindSay's Post Office, Albemarle county
FRANCIS f. .d1AURf.
nov. a. E1awtfS5Tl
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NJ ANTED Immediately, an Apprentice 10
w the Hating business. Apply to
WINSTON & PRIDDY.
Now rr.,c1
NOV. -
VALUABLE PROPERTY, Fo8 s41E

VALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR s.4LE-
The ownersliave become tlcsirous of seIl;n,,
that well known. and valuable Property. the
warm SPRINGS, lying in Bath county, with
all the Land .nd Tenement, belonging thereto.
or they w'l! sell the Springs with or 6 hundred
acres OF Land 1t would be useless to say any
thing about the situation of those Springs, and
thclr great Medical qualities. with the superior
advantages attached to them, over any ofthe ~.
thcr Mineral Waters in this country. As II is
presumed that no one will attempt to purchase.
who IS not well acquainted with them, or who
vii. view the property before they purchase. A
ny communication On this subject, addressed to
the Subscriber, will be speedily attended to.
CHARLES II. LEjPIS.
Warm Springs, Decembcr TO- oaw3mT
N. u. considerable prompt payment viii be
expected, and a few likely young MEGROES
taken
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pecenher 6

II Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed e. the
~ subscribers by Gerard Banks, to secure the
payment OF several sums of money, due to Ior
l.. Harris & Co whicl, deed has been transferred
= VIM. G.. Po;adcXter VIII be sold ON the pre-.
misses, on tie DIST day Of January next, to answer
TIC purposes specified in said deed, 90 the high
est bidlcr, for resdy money, so much of tract
Of LIND, in said deed mentioned, cont aiming
seytn hundred and eighty four acres, lying in the
county OF Goochand, adjoining the Lands of
Geo. w Payne, Du;guid Minis, Gideon Minis,
AID others, rs may be necessary 70 pay the bal
ancc due on said decd, which is about 8 200, gn1
the eXpcnces attending the sale The subscribers
acting pS trustees, and being no way Interested,
wi! convey 20 tie purchaser, such title only as
az ,gued TO tcm by virtue of tie deed Of trx. a.
fJresaid I'm. MINER,
TRRDERICL HAPPLS, ) 1'"'fSef
zee 90. uaw4cg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27
Dcc. IL

- ANhwhv from the Subscriber, negro Lad,
IN by The name OF 1TIHDEVLLLE he Is a.
bout Il years old, Of dark complexion, slender
make, aud walks lame in consequence Of having
broken his thigh last spring. RE has been seen
lately IN Manchester, and ha,. reason 10 Is ,lieyc
oa' been secrcted by lis grandmother Old Gritty,
who IS we'll knownn chat place. Zen liars and
all cSpenccs viii b. paid to any person WHO viii
deliver him 20 me, or comui; lin to jail, 50 dat
get liIn again. ". BJLLfNG.
Dec 6 oa,S4#F