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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-01
JUST REcElvED,
For sale ONLY by JAMES KENNEDY, Sen.
King street,
The following highly valuable Medi-
ClgeS,
Price dollars per bottle.
DR.. 7ebJ's NATURES Re(loratsve
lust RECE1vED,
A BALsAMIc CORDIAL.


THIS cordial sojustly celebrated throug-
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rome, for its superior efficacy In the curing
ALI disorders excited by nervous irrltaDillty,
as well as tn complaints Of compl etc debllty'
whether arising from irregularities OF iSlns
lono continued residence in waern climates
incorporate pursuits of excessive pleasure
nr that destructive habit Of inconsldefatc youth
which Brings on SO prcmasarely the 1nhsnii-
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and all disorders of the lungs,-it Is the most
powerful remedy ever yet found, and the relief
il has afforded even IN the last stage Q! con-
symptoms, is withoul anaraflel; with regard
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ly the prevailing disordelin thiscounlfy cor,
susnptien) its superiority is such as TO have
supplanted every other medicine
'Those.Who in advanced lite teei .he eoiise
quences of youthful excess, Will ma lieAi.
selves restored to health and strength, ana all
those melancholy symptoms removed'rWhlch
are the general effects of such causes.
In short, animated by the uniform success
this invaluable cordial has experienced~an Eu-
rome, the thousands it has renovated,~ Wheh
bending underth pressure CT neivousi con-
sumptiye or hspochondriac&} disorders lmahy
tested proofs of~which from emlnenoy aiS-
tinguished persons in this quarter OF the giooe'
are now in the possession OF the propu .tof
here some few OF which are herein PuolisHeo
have determines the inuoductlon CT 1t INTO
yl,is continent, where it's efficacies must soon
become so piized as to make 1t considered q
benehcent remedy not to be dispensed WIN
bly those who are anxious to preserve or &C
quire their health.
The chief ingredient of this cordial Is a
pant whose rare and precious salutary virtues
were we'll known to the Arabians during the
9Th and 9th centuries, when that people shone
conspicuous over all the nations or tho world
for their learning and skill N eraflcatins
bancful diseases incident TO the human frame,
reneyating> infrmity 80 ylgor, and restoring
the siekly to sound and rosy health, and which,
as known at this time by their descendants
End used and experienced as the most sove-
reign remedy for decayed constitutions, anu
every species of nervous disorders. Il his ce-
lebstted restorative plant has also been high.
" estimated for ages past, amongst the most
enlightsned nations of Greece, end consider
ed by those observation-disclosures as one OF the ilEsi
of their blessings.
This cordial is also rich andhne nfavol
most grateful to the palate, and the most IN
Evening to the spirits Of amy yet offered to Ii
public AGSp' -,
Dr.. TDoss.eslebratsd Govt and Rheu-
NJ
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-01

Oct. 2 |.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-01
a. Choice IMPERIAL Tea.

THE subscriber has just received supply
pf uncommon good IMPERIAL TEA--such
.. he can re- Commend TO his customers.
Thomas Patten.
October 81.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-01
~ FALL GOODS,

.rcrYvRD Ely THE WILLIAM AND JOHN
FROM LIVERPOOL,
4 general assortment FaA Goods:
AMONGST WHICH ABE
Fine and coarse broad & mar
row Cloths, we'll assorted !. Ccatings, Cassl'
,neres, Flannels, Blankets, Vcsings, f1osl'
CIV sc. &c. which will be opened and 1er
sale in few days.
'''' : John Lloyd.
October %. ui"'ta"""
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-01
10 RENT,

TIME HOUSE AMI WAREHOUSE on
the corner-of King and Pitt streets, at
present occupied by Thomas fatten. Pos
session will be given cn the 18th December
next. Apply to
R. I. Taylor, or
Eliza Wilson.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
A LIST OF LETTERS.

kKMA1SINo IN TdE PosT-oFFICG AT RICH
MoNp, ON THE 31sT MARCH, WHICH HAVE
NOT BEEN ADVERTISED.
A-Join Adams, Alexander Anderson.
81. brotherhood, Thomas Bo-yes OBJ H
Jno. Buchanan, Anderson Barrett, Iyn Breem.
lessee Bowles, John Beale, Charlas a. Il. Brad,
ford, Capt. q. Bacon
G-Robert w. Christian, Robert Campbell,
yohn Craddock, John Give, Robert Craig John
Clarke, Richard Carter, George Clarke, Mr
Coles, Francis w. Coleman
O-Wn. Duvatl, Isaac Davis, Cbristophsr p.
Dean, Alexander /. Davidson Robert Davidson.
David Darlington.
,E-RalPh Edmonds, Major Estill, Alfred Egg
5leS'oh' feter Elliott, John Earle, Zaohariah t.
nos. James Edwards
F-Wm. Fairs, Richard II. Frayser; Edward
Fields, jeremiah Fulton, Messrs Freemon & Co.
G-Edward IA. Gamble, Mrs. Fanny Gabues,
Saml. Green.
H-PatricI Hendren, Henry G. IIeth, VIM.
He'll, Capt Henry Heth, Edwin .Iarvie, He
ze ian iienley,i r Sail Hughes, Carter T. Har-
rlson, Robert Jennings, Mss Mary M. IIol,on.
John Howard, Hugh Hill
J-Edward Johnston, Mrs. Lucy Judar, Mrs
T.: Johnston, Jekyll Jones, Joseph lddinss, las.
iddInSs, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Thomas ZONES, To-
nathan Jones, Joshua Johnson, James Jones.
k-Ge"rge kreeps, Peter Kemp.
Henry Lee, jr Mrs. Ann Lee, Spotswood
y Ian ~
kin
M-Wm. II. Morris, VIM. Mann, Geo. Mont.
gonery, Rlchd. Morris John Msrrett, Ioha Mos
by, Samuel McCraw, Stith Mead, Mrs Sarah
McCr.w, James Murphy.
N-Wm Nice, Henry w Nichols, Hugh +.
Norton, George Nicholson, DIR. Peyton X. Mel
SON
O-Mrs Nancy Oliver Mrs r. O'Reiliy.
John L. Price, john Poe, Thomas Pollard,
Mrs Eliza N. Price, David Poalers, Robt Pipd
day. Robert Poor, VIM S. Pollard, Gregory
P1ge, Henry Priddy
~ R-FrcdericF Y. Roddey, Messrs. Russell.
Hill & Co. Maria A. Radford, capt WIN. Reed
Henry Randolph, Mr.. lessee Read, Charles w.
Rhodes. 80
S-Yeamans Smith, Mrs. Lucy Singleton. TIE.
resa Sykes, Nath'l Selden, Miss Mara Smock.
John Staples, Aaron Sheldon, J. II Strobia, cant
isaac Seaman, Esme Smock Mrs Eliza Se,dsn.
bS'pamm Shackiett, Lenard Sea,on, John Stage,
Andrc~ Stevenson, capt. Wm. Smith
I-Micaj*h Tyree, VIM. Trueman, George
K. Taylor, John Turner, WIN RI. Taylor.
W-George Whitlock, John Williamson, Epps
Whhte, John Walker, i. Weydemeyer, Miss
Frances w. Weymouth, capt. Tarpley White,
keuhln Wheeling, Major Samuel l. Winston,
Mrs Elizabeth West, ~. James WOrrall, VIM.
M West, Miss Juds;II Woody, Thenas Wymar,
Francis Wicker, Mary Ann West, capt. VIZ. w
Weymouth.
April 2. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
April Z.

PURSUANT TO q DeedGf Trust executed 10
L the Subscribers, by Samuel Parsons & Sa
| rail his wife, for the benefit of VIM. Cocke and
Thomas and Amos Ladd, and other Credito.
of the said Samuel Parsons. will be exposed 10
Sale at Public Auction, on the respective Prem
SIS, on Wednesday the Sd of next month the
following PROPERTY; living in the City of
Richmond, viz. nearly three: -fourtils of the LOT
described in tile plan of the said City by No. 1885,
on the S. w. side of the Basin, and between
Thomas Ladd's and the Hay Market Square,
bounded on the North East by the street running
between the Hay M arket Square and tie public
Warehouse
All that part of LOT, No 4l3, on the N Est
side OF the Basin, which is bounded by the street
running by the Bank and Robert Mckim'g to
Cary street, thence by the last mentioned street
to the tenement occupied by Mr.. Smith as ba.
kerry, < back to the alley which divides said Lot
from X. McKirTis.
One Moiety Of the Tenement on the Main
street, row occupied by David Logan contain
ing "a feet front, and extending back to an alley
leading to Byrd's Warehouse, on which are
two story brick store house., lumber house. Kit
chen, stables, &c.
Also, ten SHARES in the Richmond Turnpike
and COACHEE and Horses, together with
sundry Household Furniture, &C. The sale will
commence at the Tenement occupied bv David
Logan for the Moiety thereof, the Turnpike
Shares and the Personal Articles; and " III
thence adjourn in course to the other LOTS
mertioned
Terms Of sale will be, cas', for the Personal
property tie Turnpike shares, and the Moietv
ct the Tenement in the occupancy Of d. Logan |;
ian twelve months credit for tie other property,
l-n notes negotiable and payable at the Bank Of
Virginia. satisfactorily endorsed and titles to be
withheld : further security, uniilfu payment of
the respective notes-or, at the option of'the pur
chaser, one fourth TO be paid down and the other
tlrce'toir'ths to be secured by deed of trust on
the property purchased, and bond of the purch;,-
ser. The Lots will be sold as they stand, or be
divided as may appear reasonable
H. CARRINGTON, }
RICHARD ADAMS,S Trustees.
GEO: GREENHOW,l
Richmond, April7. eptds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
SALZS 1T AUCTION.


HE Tuesday the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock viii
~ be sold, without Reserve, at the store of
Tue second tenement ct Col. Mayo's Brick build
inSs, immediately opposite the late store of the
subscribers, their entire STOCK IN TRADE,
consisting OF a general assortment of Groceries
and other Goods, among which are
Brown and Loaf sugar in hhds. and Ills.
Prime Green Coffee in Tierces and btls.
Imperial and Young Hyson Tea, Of the latest
and best importatlons
Salt in Sacks
Glass, Stone, and Queens Ware
Cotton and Wool Cards
n quantity of Bar Iron
New England Rum in barrels
And many other valuable articles.
Also handsome bloodad MARE
The Sale will continue from day to day, Until
completed.
Terms--For all sums under Fifty dollars, cash
over fifty dollars, and under 100 dollars, sixty
days credit; and over f6Giuiisrs, four lnonti,s--
Notes negotiable i'll the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers will be required.
SHAPARD & LCCKE.,
April T. ids
In the mean time s. & L. are selling off on low
terms.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07

II AMOS, FOX ,SdiE--Bytir or s decd
RI attrJst executed By John Blob. of the csun.
ity II Chnuoo. to thr subscribers, Ia sccslse the
IpAymep' OF ad,'b, duct Messrs Buclaaail aud
f9ilns 81 tils tu~d OF Petersburg !. VilEbc sold.
on Thursday. the 4t' day of May next, tat the
der, ior ready money. two tracts, Of LAND ".
ing and being in the said county of Charlotte.
one containing one hundred and sixty live acres.
IT being the tract which the said Bibb resides
and the other che hundred and fifty acres, it be-
ING the tract purchased by him of BENJAMIN Sub.
Its, senr. lying OIL the waters ofCub creek
HENR1- H. VA7XiNs,
Nm. NJ. H17KINS,
IS! yH., B. tf6NLoYE.
Aprils7. --.--- -.- ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07

We have this day the pleasure of LAYING
before our readers, the important communi-
cation of the surrender of Fort Bourbon, to
our army, on Friday, the oath ultimo; which
Cannot tail of Inspiring the liveliest interest
1t appears that on the 10Th, tremendous
fire was opened ON it, which was kept up for
four successive days and nights without the
smallest Intermision. On the evening of the
sd, general Villaret sent out a flag of truce,
whe- Immediately all firing had ceased. In
consequence of Villaret's terms being pretty
similar TO those made by Junot in Portugal,
they OF course we've refused; and at the
same evening the British commenced a
dreadful canDonading which continued the
whole OF that night. At seven next morning
(24th) the principal magazine blew up, & In
the course efhalf an hour afer, white fiass
appeared flying on three distinct points of the
fortress, when all firing had instantly ceased /;
and at ten a'c.ock that night the capitulaton
was signed, and next morning was ratified
by Viilaret. The terms appear to be as fol-
lows: That all private property will be
respected, the garrison made prisoners of
war, and TO be sent to the coast Of France to
be exchanged, which if Bonaparte declines.
they are to be peremptorily sent to England,
and there tobe kept prisoners of war;
lhe captain gen. had agarrison of 5000 men
when the British landed; but the military
skill and intrepid valor Of our army, had soon
reduced them to about 1864. The fort had
been plentifully supplied with excellent pro
visions, and had an abundance Of good water .
but the reason that Villaret assigns FORKS ca
speedy reduction. is the circumstance of his
principal magazine having been blown UP by
shell falling near 1T which accident bad
reduced It to an almost uhtenable state. The
tort was found IN most disagressbls appear
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
COMMUNICATION.
APR1L 4th 1909.
QhiS desiderio SIT fudor aut modus
Tam carl eahitis!!

'DIED, on the 29d ultmo, in Orange coun-
ty, Mn. JoHM MADrsoN.
=. From the most affectionate Parents. from
numerous and tender relatives, from friends
still :; IRE numerous and scarcely less attach
ed, from a country, whose high expectations
an early display of genius aud virtue justif-
ed, this worthy and amiable young Gentle
man has been snatcled, in the vernal season
of life. The last day Of March would have
completed the 22d year of his existence.
Ms.. yohn Madison finished his studies at
William g Mary College. Whilst a pupil
ct that University, he was distinguished for
his engaging 1uas'ties the regularity of his
conduct and his promiS'ag talents. Ihc es-
TEEN ct bis Professors, the affection of his
feilow-Studenis, uniformly attended him.
The Jubilee, which then took place at yatnes-
town, Afforded Az opportunity cninently p,o-
pitious to the manifestation OF juvenile ex-
ceiience. Those who were present at that
national solemnity, still remember the TO-
queDt discourse which he delivered on the
''ccasiere--a discourse, in which soIidity of
reasoning seemed to have anticipated wears.
and which derived fresh brilliapct from the
elegant person of the orator and the grace
tulness OF his manner. 1t was, indeed, a Clio
rioss harbipger of merit, sure pledge of
future superiority. Alas how little did
~ Su'pVNl, WAT w tive breast or the youth
: fni, fascinating speaker, lurked a fatal, a
deadly germ
On his return to the bosom ofhis beloved IA
miiy, alarming symptoms appeared Of dis
case IN that important organ, Me lungs. For
consecutive years, the sulphur springs were
rcsorted to; the tst yearwith some effect, the
I'd with none. The aid ofthe most eminent
medical characters was called in. & an opera
ton ultimately resolved upon and performed,
2 Jndicious IN itself, and of probable beneficial
result. Nature, however. had decreed other
wise. Vitality was radically attacked. No
art, no skill could counterfeit the eternal
mandate. This last appeal to medical as
sistance only served to evince the mistaken
and christian fortitude tie calm resignation
of one whom death had iFrecoyefabIy mark
edas his victim.
i@mcnied yogt,' IL thee, sorrowful pa
5e"sss will long raonrn ay.gtbeas accomplish
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07

LATEST !!!-Thc preceding page fur
nishes accounts from 1.iverrecl U9a New
fork.-The following are the latest and
truly important The Editor of the Ledger
gives US verbal Intelligence only--not single
extract from the English prints. 1t is evil
dent that i'll these verbal sketches, things
are NEST wonderfully softened down-thas
the success Of the French is complete in
Spain--the disasters Of theBritish are over
whelming.
We have seen gentleman just from Nor
folk. 1t was said, that there was NOT an
English f,rint in Norfolk, except those en-
closed in the Dispatches-.hae Mr.. Oak
ley (Secrctary of = legation p had Just rcsufn-
ed from Sweden, where he LEFT MIR. Merry
ON mission to Russia-and tina, he s.aid
but few days in England. before he set
out for this csnntry-Parliament were
in Session-Mr. Calming was said to, have
made speech .favorabeie to the United
States-monuments were moved for Sir j..
Moore &c. &c. The English prints mus.
be extremely interesting.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
Roo1S ~ .qUc21o.s!!.

hN Friday evening; az the CITY Ta&, II, =, s
N'o'c,ocs VIII 3e sold, large and valuable :.s-
sortment OF BOOKS, sciccrca with care, coIsis.
ting ofwotks of the inoat apprcYed authors, II,
History, Biography, Medicine, Divinity, Poet
ny, Novels, Koma,,ces, Sc &c.
Also. o general assortment Of Charts and Maps,
and pleasing variety of Pictures Prints, some
witt, inorte Songs.
Also al private sale a few elegant portraits of
bus eScellcncy JAMES MADISON President
o. the U. S. pr .A,ed by ,rc celebrated Stewart,
and engraved by Edwin, viii. elegant gilt frances
n. Is. The Books &c. may be seen the day
prior to the sale K viii be sold as very reduced
prices,
April z. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
JAMES FREELAND.
ARCHD. AUSTIN.
buckingham, April7. 4ts

E'oR SALE--UIon liberal credit. for cash or
good bonds, SIS acreg cf LARD, in Middle
SEA county. advantageous situated upon the ri.
ankftahk, being the House Lot Of Shooters Hill
tract. This Land is Of good suality, has a good
Fr'Iiety, Oysters at the door, and Wild Fowl in
abnn lance Il not sold before tie FIRST of Nov
next. IL will I've Ieased for 4 term Of years. viii,
or without Obs acfes adjoining
For terms apply to Major Psulin A. Black
burne Ofthst county or TO
AUS7iE BRocZ-E gsR6UGA
TspPshanDeek, ApTll ?, tgIrp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
Aprils7.

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs ,ne cln-
4 zcns OF Richmond, that he has commenced
the WHEiT Nm HIKING * WfRE WEA-
pING BUSINESS, i'll its Various branches, be-
tween the Court and Market Houses, where may
be had, on the shortest notice, Wheat Fans and
Wire Safes, on the best aud most improved con-
struction Likewise, all kinds Of Wire Sifters.
tor wheat, coal, ore, fax,seed, clover,secd, bar
ley, oats. sand, lime, -four, Indian meal, shakes,
rolling anil standing screens for mills, cutting
boxes and bird cages of every description, woye
wire for cellar and milk house windows, and al
most any articles in the wood and wire line, SC.
DAVID H. BROhWEL L..
April z. 49, 4ig
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
SHES 1T AUCTION.
April Z.

IN "Wednesday the 10Th inst will be sold
" positively without reserve, at the Office of
the subscribers and OF credit of 90 days for notes
negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with appro.'
we'd indorsers, A vsrissy os Gne goods consist
ing of; CallicoeS-9-s and Ga plain figures and
black Cambrick. Muslns-6.4 s: 4-s Japan spot,
brocade, Trafalgar, Corded, sewed sprig, and
very fine dotted India Muslin-plain and check
leno Handkercliefs & Wells Of various qualities
Book muslin Handkerchief Figured Cambrick,
&s!.apfet muslin & C,mePs Hair Shawls Ladies
Habit Shirts, Caps and Tuekers--and Cainbrick
pocket Handkerchief.
Also Parcel of Horse & Gig Whips Chill
dreI's shoes & other srticles for cash,
FOSTER & SATCHELL,
dnctioneers.
April 7. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
April Z.
TN cHANcERY.-Ch.riott, Court Mrc,,

9Th, 1909.
Robert Smith, Plaintiff, against JAMES Wea.
yer and VIVA Smith Drf9ts
:. The defendant Weaver, not having entered
ms appearance according 20 the act Of Assembly
and the rules ofths court and it apreaTr 70 tb,.
satisfaction OF the court, that lie is not an inbab;
tant ofthiS state On the motion of the plaintiff.
~ his attorney, II is ordered, That he appear
hers on the first day of June Court next, and en-.
ter bis appearance, and give security for pcrfor-
ming the decree of the court, and that copy of
th!s order be inserted III one of the news papers
printed in Richmond, .fortwo month successive.
", and posted at the ont door OF the our.house
of the said county.
Copy. Testey
April z. wsrsi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07

cd son Society. valuable member Thus.
does the nnsearchablc willof Heaven nome
shines place the cypress ofprivatc grief By
the laurel of public honnurs. Al the com
mcncemcnt. of March, virginia halted the
suspicious inauguration Of the uncle; before
its close. she had to weep over the tomb of
the nephew!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07

NJ EA!. NELSON, kchnond, BOOT AND
~ SHOE MANUFACTURING
fdlIy inlorns his customers and the public at
isfae tthat IN consequence ofte late fire, where
he was suiferer) he has removed three doors
above the Eagle Tavern, to tle house lately &c
cupied by Gibson and Iefferson-where he man.
lectures boots and shoes equal in point of work
ApIjt ebt~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
March

4 March Court, 1909. =
James James Plaintiff against William Can.
Andcrson,jr. Dsf'ts ,.E - -''-
On the motion of the plaintiff by council and
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court ti,at
the defendant Cannon is not an inhabitant of tbis
state. 1t IS Ordered and Gecreed, That unless the
SAID Cannon shall appear here at June Court
next and answer the plaintiffs bill. The Court
will thenproceed to take the same for cor fesseS
as to h'nn and decree the matter thereof accord.
mgly, ana that copy of this order BE forthwith
published in some public newspaper of the civ
-ot RICHMOND for two months snccessively. and
another copy be posted up at the front door oftLe
Courthouse ofthi8 County. =
copy. Teste,
April 7. 1avs,sGsS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
IN cHANcERY Charlotte Court, March

IN cHANCERY Charlotte Court, March
l. 9TH, 1909
Robert Bailey, administrator Of Lucy Bailey.
deed. iltT, against William Smith, administrs.
tor and distributee of John Smith, decd. John
smith, George Jones & Molly his wife, Edvsard
Clarke and Elizabeth his wife, James Weaver &
Nancy his wife,, Charles Smith, Samuel Smith,
David h1lley and Elizabeth his wife, and Fran
els smith Def ndants.
IHE defendants, John Smith, George tones
and Motley his wife, James Weaver and Nane1
ns wife, Charles Smith, .Sarauel Smith, David
Bailey and Elizabeth his wife, and Francis Smith
not having entered their appearance, according.
TO ihe act OF Assent iy and the rules ofths COURT
ana u appearing TO the .tsf4ction Of the court,
that they are not inhabltah of this state On me
motion OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, Il i, or
9e'ea, That tiey appear here al the first day of
June court next, and enter tnelr appeagahce: and
That copy this order be inserted in one of .,e
news papers prihted in Richmond, for two
months excessively, and posted at the front door
1.-THE courthouse of The said county.
Copy. Teste,
April z. w8,vG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
SALES 1T AUCTJoNt!!

nN monday the 18th inst. will be sold rs feet
~ land adjoining 10 Mrs Lep.r's & running
$50 feet back, to be divided into lots in front <
lots back.
Three and six months credit will be given on
the sale Of the above property, & interchangeable
bic at the Bunk Of Virginia with approved indor-
sers will be required.
FOSTER &, SATCHELL,
-iac.ionee;S.
April Z. eptds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07

Dy virtue of a deed OF trust executed 20 us by
40 Alexander b. Rose of the county of Mel
son, to secure to Samuel Jones, certain sum of
money therein expressed, will be sold IN the town
of Waf1nhs' er on Saturday the 1;Ci, of NJ av neyt
one certain tract or p ;'cei Of land lying and be
ing IN the county Of Nelson. (mentioned in said
deed Amherst) containing oy estimation twenty
i've hundred acres lying on the waters Of I've
Ever and Hh, Greek, and adjoining the lands OF
Thomas Massie, Thomas Fitzhugh, Henry Rose.
Ext. OF hd'mndlWilcox, David S. Garland and
Ext. OF Nathaniel Hill, aud the same tract on
which The said Alexander d Rose, nov lives
Acting as trustees, we will convey SUCH tislc
only as in US is vested and those claiming under
US
JAMES IRELAND,