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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21

DuRSU ANT 10 It Deed of .rrust executed Il,
the subscribers, by Samuel Parsons s. s.
rah his wife, Tor the benefit of VIM. Cooke and
Thomas and Amos Laird, and other Creditors
OF the said Samuel Parsons, will be exposed TO
Sale at Public Auction on the respective Preuli-
ses, on Wednesday the Sd of next month the
following PROPERTY, lying in the CITY CT
Richmond, viz nearly thrce-fourths of the LOT
described in the plan ofthe said City by No 4S6,
on the S. w. side et the Basin, and between
Thomas Ladd's and the Hay.Marset Square,
bounded on the NORTHEAST by the street running,
! between the Hay. NJ aEket Square and the public
Warehouse.
All that part OF LOT, No 4Is, on the N Es.s
side OF the Basin, which is bounded by the street
running by the Bank and Robert Mck,m's to
Cary street. thence by the last mentioned street
to the tenement occupied by MFR Smith as 4 ba-
kerry, 4 back 10 the alley which divides said Lot
from Il McKiTE's
One Moiety of the Tenement on the Main
street, now occupied by David Logan, contsin-
ing 2ffeet front. and extending back 10 an alicY
leading to Byrd's Warehouse, on which are 4
two story brick store house, lumber house, kit
chen, stables, Sc.
Also, ten SHARES inthe Richmond Turnpike
and a COACHEE and Horses, together with
sundry Household Furniture, &c. The sale vds
commence at the Tenement occupied by DAVID
Logan for the Moiety thereof the Tnrnpke
Shares and the Personal Articles; and viii
thence adjourn i'll course 10 the other LOTS
mentioned.
Terms of sale will be, cash for the Personal
property, the Turnpike shares, and the Moety
OF the Tenement in the occupancy OF d. Logan
and twelve menths credit for the other property,
on notes negotiable andpayable ut the Bank uf
Virginia, satisfactorily endorsed, and titles 60 be
withheld as further security, until full payment Of
the respective n0tes-or, at the option of the pur-
chaser, one fourth To be paid do wn and the ether
three fourths to BE secured by deed of trust on
the property purchased, and bond of tl,. purcia-
ser The Lots will be sold az they stand, or be
divided as may appear reasonable
l.. DARLINGTON, }
RICHARD ADAMS Tyustess.
GEO GREENHOW,
Richmond. APPLY. eptds
JOHNSON & REAT. ,YEVELLEPS, have
y Tin consequence OF the late conilarratlon( re-
moved their Store opposite to Mrs Davidson,
Mirner, where orders from their customers will
be attended to with their usual punctuafty
March 81. IF
John ALCOCK, informs his friends, and The
public, that he is carrying ON his CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS, in all its branches where.
he makes all kind of Mahogany Furniture in tj,c
best manner, and on the newest fashions ANY
gentlemen or ladies wanting any Furniture, viii
Ind good work executed, and on low terms, as
can be bought in New York, or any other place.
Any orders lett at my shop, IN the Cross Street,
adjoining Pros5er aud Moncure's VeneIue Store,
or at Mr.. George Greenlow's where keep iny
Ware-Room, viii be pointedIy attended to, and
great care taken to deliver it in good order
~ b. Two Apprentices wanted at the above
business, who can come well Recomne ended.
January IL Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21

- EMOFAL.-The Subscribers tm eUnse
a quence OF the late Fire) have removed to {,
Dick tenement belonging to Messrs. ]. Se4R
Gamble, on the street leading to Mavo's Bridge.
opposite Messrs. Brown and Kives's Account
ng.House, where they have for sale. a genera.
assortment Of CERNdB GOODS,
CONSULTING oFaa.
oznaburgs K T.cklen- Pine Shifting Linen,
burgS, Bed Tick,
Dahtzie Hoil9, Damask Table Cloths,
Brown Rolls, Looking Glasses. y
Shectng, LIQUOR Cases.
-, Was Quart, Pink and ! Pint
rStlhas, Decanters.
Also, Fresh RED CLOVER SEED
E1HH x HGBNER.
April T. sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21
CHAMPAGNY.
Letter from, Mr. Secretary Canning 10 the Russian
ambassador at Paris, dated
FOREIGN OFFICE, 2Sth Oct. 1903

Letter from Mr.. Secretary Canning 10 the Russian
ambassador at Paris, dated
FOREIGN OFFICE, 2Sth Oct. 1903
SIR,
Having LAID before the King, my master the
two letters which his excellency the Count Nj.
colas de Roinanzofi has transmitted to me from
Erturtb, have received his maesty's commands
10 reply to that which is addressed TO him. by the
official note which have the honor to enclose TO
your excellcncy.
However DESTROYS his majesty might be to re-
ply directly to his majesty the emperor of Russia
You cannot but feel, sir, that from the unusual
manner in which the letters signed by his in,pe-
rial majesty were drawn zap, and which has en-
treiy deprived them of the character of private
and personal communication his majesty has
found IL impossible to adopt that mark Of respect
toward the emperor of Russia, without at the
same time acknowledging tides which his ma
iesty never has acknowledged.
am commanded to ado 10 the contents ofthe
ot1cta! note that his majesty will hasten to COM
Dunicate TO his majesty, the king of Sweden, &
To the existing government of Spain, the propo-
sails which have been made to him.
Your excellency will perceive that il is abso-
lately necessary that his majesty should receive
an immediate assurance, that France acknowled.
yes the government of Spain as party to any ne
gO6aton.
That such is the intention Of the emperor of
Russia, his majesty cannot doubt.
Ills majesty recOllects with satisfaction the
lively interest which his Imperial majesty has al
way manifested for tie welfare & digniiy the
Spanish monarchy, and he wants no other assn.
rance that ld'imperial majesty cannot have been
induced 20 sanction by his concurrence, or by ms
spprobati1n, usurpatiors the principle of which
10 not less unjust than their example is DANGEROUS
to all L gitmste sovereigns.
AS soon as the answers on this point shall have
beeu received, and as soon as lis majesty shall
have learnt the sentiments Of the king OF Sweden
n1Id those Of the government of Spain, shall not
TAI TO receive the commands Of his majesty for
such communications as it may be NECESSARY 20
make upon the ulteror objects of the letter of
Count Romanzoif.
GEORGE CANNING.
Letter from Secretary Canning 20 M de Cham.
cagty, ddteG
FoREIGE OFFICE, 18th Oct 1908
SIR,
Having laid before the King, nv master. the
two letters which your excellency transmitted
Inc from Erfurth ono of which was addressed 70
lis majesty, have received his majesty's corn
naNds to return in snswer the Official note which
have tne horWherew'iih to enclose.
/ ~ commanded TO add, that his majesty " IN
lose 10 nHt IN communicating to the king oi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21

Nj OTlCE.-The subscriber has, for the psc-
L Y sent, removed his
PE.ND UE OFFICE, ~.
To the front room of the house occupied by AFR.
Carter b. Page, opposite to Messrs Hovey ard
Sizer where he transacts business as usual.
he has on hand a quantity of West India ard
other GOODS, and is prepared with convenient
store-houses to receive any further consignme,,ts
that may be made to him.
JddfES BROWN. J..
ARetfSnee--
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21

u AGING The Tapppahannoek SOCK ~
Az Clue RACES, Will commence OH Thurs-
day the 25th May next.
isr DAY-The Jockey Cga5 Purse of s sac
four mile heats
2ND DAY-The Jockey Club Purse of S 2sos
three mile heats.
SRD DAY-The Proprietary Parse of s lGU,
entrance 10 dollars, two mile heats. Give horses
or NO race)
WEIGRTS rs FoLL6wS.
An aged horse, Id. $50 Years old, ID. 100
years old 100 5 DO. 80
Do ITO and under thai aG. a
feather.
The course, &c. will be in good order. va
htretore may expect fine sport stables and a
ter provided gratis upuhtiincly application to ti,
proprietor OF The course
4. S. BR0CKEN BRoUGR
Secretary and Treasurer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21

ANDS, FOR SALE.-l3y virtue OF !, q, 81
IL oftrust executed by John Bbb, of the coun
y OF Charlotte, to the subscribers, to secure the
payment OF a debt due TO Messrs Buchanan and
PoiiiS OF the town of Petersburg: Will be sold,
on Thursday, the 9TH day of Msynext. at the
house OF the said John Bib, to the highest bid
der, Tor ready money, two tracts of LIND w..
ing and being in the said county of C5a,lotie,
one containing one hundred and sixty five acres
1t beng the tract on which the said BIB resides
and the other one hundred and fifty acres, il be-
ing the tract purchased By him Of Benjamin Sub.
Its, senr. lying on tho waters of Cub creek
RENRl' II W4TKINS,
Vim NJ Wilkins,
TIL: q. dz4NLOVE
April 7. tide
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21

April 7. tide
ANDING from the Schooner R1cuMoNp
~ Isaac Seaman, Mastery
SO Boxes Rasins,
~ Bales Soft Shel'ed Almonds,
Casks Green Coffee,
10 Barrels Prime Pork. and
PIPE London Particular Madeira Wine
IN STORE.
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
25 do. Molasses.
Tierces Green Coffee,
rs Boxes Havannah Segars,
Bales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong Tea
1O Boxes Mould Candles,
FoR SALE BY,
GEORGE WATT,
January II. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21

a NY person who NAV possess HE OF Firgi-
\ MIA Papers for 1878, will render sefvioS.
to the literature of the state, b. warding il
this office after it has served til purpose of D.
tility for which it is intended, il wi DC thank,i-
W returned III the same state IT preservation ne
which it was received. In general, all sul,.e;Rlc
documents, either printed or manuscript. re.s-
tive TO the Revolutionary War, viii be t,Ankful-
ly received, used and returned as before uc,,t;-
oned Communications, by letter toe, upo'. t'rs
in the revolutionary struggle, or were eye-wit-
nesses ofimportant events, will be thankfully re-
ceved.
March 81. It
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21
ALEXANDER,
NAPOLEON.
Letter from NJ. De ch.sn.pagn, to Bdr. Ssce.ay,
Canning, dated
ERFuRTB, October IL, 1909
Receiord Odedey 81

SIR,
Ihase the honor TO transmit to your excel
iency letter which; the emperor OF the Frearh
and the emperor ofthe Russias wrote to his Bri-
fannie Majesty. The grandeur and sincerity of
this step will, without doubt, be felt shat can-
not be attributed to weakness, which is the result
oftde intimate connexion etween the two great
est sovereigns OF the continent, united for peace
as well as for war
HIS Majesty the Emperor, has commanded nae
TO make known to your cxce!!ency, tina; lse has
nominated plenipotentiaries, who will repair to
that city on the continent, to yphich his majesty
the king of Great Britain and mis- allies SHAH send
their plenipotcntiaries. With respect to the ba-
sis of the negotiation, their majesties are dispo.
sed to adopt those formerly proposed by England
namely, ths Xxi possidetis, aud any other basis
founded upon justice and the reciprocity and G.
quality Which ought to prevail between all great
nations.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21
MISCELLANY.
Notice Of Mr.. Musseg's Esberiplents on
CUTANEOUS ABSORPTION.

From DIR. BARToN's Afed;cai and Physiea!
.Joarnai-aorv in the press.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21
EUROPEAN DOCUMENTS.

Ceyyssbonsensc Ses,seen the lyi.is4. Ru.siaa. and
P,eaet governments. IN consequence IF fhe Deer
tures reeeicea from Eyjayth presented BY MS
ment.
Lette, from Csun. Nicholas dc RonnonzoF, to
Mr. Secretary Casnins- dated
EnrcnrH. Soth Sept. (12th Oct) 1908
CRrceived October 81
SIR,
- send TO your excellency letter which the
emperors OF Russia and France wrote to his ma
jesty the king of England. The emperor of Rus.
sia. iIatters himself that England will feel the
grandeur and the sincerity Of this step She will
there find the most natural and the most simple
ans wer % the overture which has been made by
admiral SauInarez. The union of the two en-
p'res "a beyond the reach of all change, and the
two en,perots have formed it for peace as well as
for WAR
HIS majesty has commanded me to make
knownto your excellency that he has nominated
plenpotenti;,ries, who will repairto Paris, where
they VIII await the ans wer which your excellency
may ~ pleased to make to me- request YOU to
address ii to the Russian ambassador at Paris
The plsnlpotentiaries named by the emperor of
Russia Will repair to that city on the continent
TO which the plenipotentiaries of his Britannia
majesty and his allies have been sent
In respect to the basis the negotiation, their
imperial niajesties no difficulty in adopting
all those formerly proposed by England, namely,
the uti possideiis, and every other basis founded
upon the reciprocity and equality which ought to
prevail between all great nations
Count NICHOLAS DE ROMANZOFF.
Letter frcn his majesty the e7,,aeror of all the
Rassias and 6onaparte, to his nsajesty, dated
EHruRrH, 18th Oct. 1908.
(Received October 81
TRANSLATION.
The present circumstances of Europe, have
brought us together at Erfurth. Our first thought
is, to yield TO the wish and the wants of every
people, and to seek, in 4 speedy pacifcaton with
your majesty, the most ffcacjous remedy for the
miseries which Cypress all nations. We make
known to your majesty our sincere desire in this
respect BY the present letter.
The long and bloody war which has torn the
continent is at end, without the possibility of
being renewed. Many changes have taken place
IN Europe; many states have been, overthrown.
The cause is to be found in the state Of agitation
and misery in which the stagnation of maritime
commerce has placed the greatest nations Still
greater changes may yet take place, and all of
them contrary to the policy of the English nation
Peace, then, is at once the interest ofthe CONT
nent, as 1t Is the interest OF the people of Great
Britain
We unite in entreating your majesty TO listen
tothe voice ofhumanity, siiencing that of the pas
sions to seek with the intention of arriving at
that object, to concilate all erests aud By that
means to preserve all the powers which exist, &
SO ensure the happiness of Europe, and of this e
neration, at the head Of which Providence has
placed us
(Signed)
ALEXANDER,
NAPOLEON
Letter from NJ De ch.sn.pasn, to BdT. Secretary
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NANTED TO HIRE-A young IHop1ar.
w who is well acquainted with house. work.
particularly sewing, Industrious, honest and So,
oer--Aiso, an elderly Wonan, for Nurse, who
IS well acquainted with the treatment of younr
children.-Apply at this Office.
April 4. IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21

Johnson & REAT, .SEVELLERS have
- I'm consequence ofte late conilagrationl re.
moved their Store opposite to Mrs Davidson,
Milliner, where orders from their customers will
be attended TO with their usual punctualty.
March 81. tF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-21

His Excellency Mr.. Canning, sc. &c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-05

II hrofessional DENIIsT-9 Baltimore,
ID ESPECTFULLY acquaints the LApEIg
LIZ and GENTLEMEN Of Alexandria, thai.
he Intends to practice in this place for a few,
days, in all the various branches Of his pro~
.~fession. No genteel person Of either se1s
can give or receive pleasure or comfort, by1S
teeth coated with tart or decayed gums, CT
fgted breath, His method of cleaning til
teeth will be found both easy and etficaciou$,
as hundreds can attest in Baltimore and else
where. Without giving pain, or hurting the
enamel, he removes the tartar, &c. when the
teeth will assume a beautiful appearance thu
gums adhering to the teeth but 1.-THE staa,
Of the gums require il, doctor {. will Civ
to the person an 1antiscorbutlc lotion OF chs :
mical preparation, which gained the applau.,e
of hundreds both IN Europe and America<-
It is pleasant, innocent, and efectual, in
smoothing and whitening the teeth ana cur
ing the gums, rendering them red and FIRM,
preventing the decay Of the teeth and wee l.
ening the breath. Doct. c. fits artificial teeth
from one to an entire set, with such nicely, as
to answer the useful purposes Of nature, and
of SO natural an appearance that it is impossi--
bic to distinguish them from real ones. Or.
c. fatters himseIffrom his being regularly :
bred to the practice Of physlck, as we'll as to-
The Dentist Business, and his long experience
on the continent OF Europe(France md Spapn)
TO give to all those who fayonr him with tte.ia
commands, every possible Satisfaction.
May 49, d.. y
NJ u. Doctor c. will wait on any lady orr
gentleman at their respective houscs,ol mev
be consulted at the City Tavern.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-05
MONDAY, JuNE S, 1909.
Black River Lottery,
NO. 2.

PRICES in The vvhset at Me close ofme 24sa
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-05
Joseph H. Vaudeville,

k0SOt 49, Nr
Corner of King aud Union-streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
1000 baskets coarse and fine Salt, By the
bushcI and il sacks.
SO barrels Whisky.
1000 W.T.. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 VT. best green Coffee, 10 bags.
1000 do. white do.
French Brandy.
jamaica, Antigua, Windward Island, and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and lily
son Skin Teas, Of the latest imhortat1ons.
Sugar, best Muscogado, in hogsheads and
barrels.
Do inferior qualities, in do.
Moiasses, in hogsheads
Glover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candies, mould and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hamilton's and Carrots
Snuff, in4bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
Ter, Pepper, Allspice, Chewing Tobacco,
Maddef, Copperas, Soal Leather, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, ks &c.
.lLSO,
Best Superhne Flour. for private families,
a few barrels Corn, and some Seed Oats,
Plaister of Paris, &c.
April II, q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-05
MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE.

Or will be exchanged 5or PROPERTY IN .Aleran-
dria or us vicinlfy,
A Warrant for 6o6 acres Of Land,
Granted by the state OF Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. This
land lies in the state Of Ohio, and is said to
be amongst the best in The state. 1t will be
sold a great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
May l3.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-05
,sales at Fsndac.

Eevery Tuesday ana r''u4y'
WILL BIB SOLD
yendue Store, corner OF ffi1ss @Ae
w Water streets.
,.;.ty ofDr1 Goods, Groceries, 90.
- '\.;s,,lars Of which will be expressed ~
Gan s,lls ii the dayAll klnas o So. q
I ). us's arc on limitation and the pFless y
~ - are established, can at any ulae
5 and purchased at the lowest limitation
prices. = M.,s,e,ler. y. NJ.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-05

FOR SALE,
Rlrs. Law's FARM, near hlS t0aDn.
Terms, which will be very accommodat-
|as made known by WALTER JoNEs, Esq
Washington.
Nay SO.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-05
PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority Of a deed of trust from
Dayis BozOie for the security of Joseph
Vaudeville, the subscriber will offer at
public sale, for ready moasy, the 5th day
of June next, between tie hours Of twelve
and and two O'Clock, at the cofce-house
In Alexandria
A piece or parcel Of Ground
with the Improvements thereupon, situate on
the south side of Prinee.street, between Al
fred and Columbus streets, marked No. 10,
And also, a Ground-Rent,secur on the adj
Joining lot, No. II. Of fifteen shiIlinSs and.
tten-pence per annuna.
George Yolngs. 7raJ9ee.
May !3. dot
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-10
PArEN L MEDICINES,
FOE SAFE
III s. PleaSaHts' Book Store.

DUBLIC confidence has never been more de-
liberately and firmly repofed, and perhaps in
no inItanee more JULY than IL appears in the ef
heaey Of HAMILTON'S WORM LoZRNCEs.
prepared sndfold, wholeGaIe and retail, by HAN.
NAH Lt1 no. So, Maiden-lane, New York
And in Richmond, (only) at S.Plesfan,s' Print.
ing-olEee.
The proprietor haslately prefentedt to the public
eye the teaimosy Of the Hon. A. c. Hsnfon.
Chancellor OF Maryland, the Rev. Mr.. Mother,
and OF other diftinguifhed and Respectable eharse
sers. The following cafes, Of more reeen, occur
renee, are now respectfully fubmitted.
SINGULAR OCCURRENCES,
The wife Of Mr.. VIM. Stillwell, mer.
chant, Water street, New-York, had been
IN poor state of health for several years
past, and was often confined to her cham
Der by lndisposition her symptoms were
various, though generally attended with
great debility; sometimes they we're sup
posed TO indicate dropsy, at others a dis.
ease OF the liver. Having suffered We
ry severe attack, without obtaining any
retettrom her physician, and almost des.
pairing OF recovery, she was induced 10
make trial Of Hsmilton's Worm Destroy .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

--MAErED, on the 15th December, by
the REV Mr.. FoRD, Capt. CARY M1rcH
ELL. Merchant OF Gainesville, TO the ami
able Mss SALLY Powers, of Goochland
County.
~: wediock's banda they are 6oh far tfcH
Il smiling bridegroom u a tovely Bridr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-10

VI your days, an 3duittoEh lnQuCement Il
sorm themsr,ves on your m odcl, is the de-
vout and earnest prayer of your fellow cit.
izens who compose the General Assembly
of Virginia. &
The following intelligence presents a cor
rect and interesting view of the state of
r Spain. The medium through which it
comes leaves no room for doubt. Our
calculations as to the fate of this devo-
ted nation will soon be verified. IF the
SPANISH Parrots should be convinced
themselves of the impossibility of arrest.
ing the progress of Bonaparte it is more
than probable that their exasperated
feelings will lead them to migrate after
che example of the Branganza family in.
to some of their colonies in South Ameri-
ca. This benighted part of the world
Will soon become the theatre of impor-
tant events. 1t is already subject which
invites the attention of the politician no
less than that of the philosopher. The
revolutions in polity and manners which
may be expected to take place arc to-.
pics OF interesting speculation.
1T the Spauiards could overcome their at
tachment to their nofiie soium aud would
take refuge in their American colonies
they might still enjoy the government Of
their choice. 1t is not impossible but
that they may pursue this course.
Their present cohtestis the effect of phren-
zy, of which they will soon feel the most
woeful conviction.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-10
N 0 T L c. E..


III AVlNG become involved in debt BY the
purchase of tract of land a short time be
fore the commencement of the embargo, I vii,
sell the land purchased, on moderate terms, If
can procure one half of The purchase r1oeey
in cash, and satisfactory security forthe balance
in twelve months. should be glad ,lso to sell
the land on which live adjoining the other,
on the same terms. IL lies about four miles
from amelia court house between Fiat creek
and Nlbbs creek in healthy situation. with a
convenient dwelling house or It lust built. two
Story high, and commodius barns and tobacco
houses The two tracts togetbe r contain about
800 acres one aalf is supposed TO be in woods
with good deal of excellent Tobacco land
There are several fresh fields well adapted to
the cultivation of corn, wheat, &c. The land
IS 50 sittated that it will admit of two settle
meats. 1t is thought useless to say more a,
hose inclined to purchase will wish 20 Judge
for themselves.
JOHN G. JEFFERSON
Amelia Feb. q. 1910.