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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-01
Lobbe,jmslh e Isn-Plate-Worker.

Cobbe,jmshh e lan-PIate-W07kers
E~HE subscriber continues to make ana
! repair ill kinds of COPPER < LIN
WARE. and also carries oa the BRAoo'
FOUNDERS BUSINESS uader the direc-
ton of lillian Fletcher, and Will execute
any work in that line.
FOR SHE,
IS boxes 10 by -, and IS do. by 10 30
hernia Window Glass, of good quality.
TO LET,
The House on Fairfax-street, occupied ny
myself, which is made to accommodate one
or two fami!ies-l will give lease on mo-
deiatc terms. Also, the. Erick House on
the corner of Prince and Royal-streets, and
one Biacksmith's Shop with set OF oois:
FOR Sale or to Let ON a Ground Kent jor
ever,
63 feet of Ground, fronting on King street
and running back 100 feet 70 10 feet alley,
it is situate nearly opposite the diagonal
pump IL good part OF The town. :,
The highest price will be givcn tor old
Copper, Pewte~, Brass and Lead.
George M'Munn.
Auo,ust so. OH
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J FOR SALE.

II NEGRO WOMA NJ
SHE is good Cook, Washer and lroner'
and will be sold low for cash or on q snort
credit. Apply to the Printer.
Sept. 80.
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IOHN G. LhDD,

EOiN G. LhDD,
HAS FOR SALE,
10 bales Gurrahs,
10 chests Young Hyson Tea, entitled to
drawback
so chests Imperial, Hyson, and Tyson
skin ditto.
90 half boxes by 10 Window Glass.
100 boxes Spermats Cusdles.
90 do. Dipped rallow.
pipe l. P. Madeira Wine.
10 hoesheads Muscovado Sugars.
10 pipes French Brandy, and two pipes
Holland Gin.
Aquantity of Writing and Wrapping Pa
per; Soal Leather; Shoes; Oh; Cheese ];
Lime, and Plaster of Paris.
November II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-12
THE ELOPEMENT.

There is ne truth in the report that was univer-
sally circulated on Wednesday, that lord Paget
had been killed in a duel, in consequence of his
elopement with lady Charlotte Wellesley. We
did not state the rumor because we had ascer-
tanned it to be unfounded. The injured husband
IS confined to his chamber by imdispositon and
IL would be degree oferrantry inconsistent with
civilization, for any other gentleman to interfere
we have no doubt hut that the criminal couple
are themselves the most miserable of the human
yace. They have abandoned ID or Is children (;
and have reduced three noble families to the most
poignant distress
The elopemcnt took place on Monday after
noon. Mr.. Henry Wellesley, who is secretary
ofthe treasury, had spoken, i, seems, more poin-
teddy than ever to lady Charlotte, on the very
marked and constant attentions of lord Paget,
which, Though from the long and confidential
friendship which had subsisted between the Ia
mites, he did not apprehend to be dishsnorable }
might affect her reputation in the world. Lady
Charlotte was indignant at the idea of reproach ;
and hurried out with her servant to take the air
IN the Green Park. She desired him 20 remain
AT the gate, as she should walk for short time
ana It appears that her ladyship took a hackney
coach, and sent note to lord Z. at Uxbridge
house They met, and in this state of irritated
ieeimgs, and probably on the consciousness of
guit, they set oil together. As she did not re-
turn 70 dinner, enquiries were made. The SER
Hant had continued at tie gate ofthe Green Park
WI tate hour and on his return home, being
questioned, he gave the above account. The me,
iancholy truth was confirmed by letter. which
as we have mentioned, lord Z. wrote 20 his "a
ther, IN which he acknowledged his tFespass--S 5.
mat he had in vain, in the heat of battle, sought
afeiuge from the agomes of a distracted mine.
IL Us certain that on every occasion, in Spain he
exposed himself in way which got him the re.
puta'ion OF rash and adventurous gaIlantry as
IL cOuld not be imagined that nobIeman anna.
renty gifted with all tie mears anil ofsec,l a
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April
VALUABLE PROPERTY FORSALE.-

| " ALUABLE PROPERTY FORSALE-
Being about to move to the Western Coun-
| try wish to sell the following valubIe pro-
perty-That valuable and highly imprved scite
falrneid- IT pure air and good water contribute
10 heaitl, TINS place possesses those Advantages
TINS tract contains abcdt three hundred and
eighteen acres, or thereabout-this with to li.
vide, as the road runs from Richmond /, Hano-
YER Iown-+he part on the west side contins the
| following valuable buildings, a two stor,i dwell.
ling house, well finished will. three tacious
| rooms below stairs, with an airy passage t-thrcc
! above with passage also, and good d. cellar
| under IT. yard handsomely pailed iSsla gar
den OF four acres well paiied in and Hid of
I'D beautiful style, and in high cultivated, with
handsome summer house in the centre three
knchens with brick chimnies, smoak hou,s. dai
| ~, rabbit houses, ice house, seven stalks, &c.
| all in good repair
on the east side is the Fairfield Race Ground !;
on this is newly built two story dining house
nifty by twenty, below is three rooms. above &c !,
room the full size of the house. barr room, nd ;.
stand Tor the Judges, plan'd perhaps superior to
any IN TINS country, with several small boobies.
WeIlOf good water in the yard an excellent apple
orchard OF choice latter fruit also about Ten
liHcLy NEGROES, one Barber equal to aBy in
tins country, good man Cook, Sc also several
brood Mares, Colts and Fillies Of the first
stocH IN TINS country ;two mules, two plough hor-
Ses seVerai valuable milk Cows, about forty head
OF Sheep, some ofthem Of the Cape, others OF the
improved barbary brecd-a good stock of Hoes
the stock OF Col. JohnMayo plantation Utehsii.
Carriage AMI Horses, three Carts, Wagon
mad geer, some valuable Household aud Kitchen
furniture, &c.
Terms ofSale, one half cash, the balance in
twelve montlIs,with notes negotiable and payable,
in The Bank Of Virginia, with an approved indor.
ser. Il. SHOCK.
Fairfield, April Ii wt12May
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FOR SALE.--By virtue ola deed of trust, ex-
4 ecuted by Pleasant Younghusband, in bis
life time, and recorded in the General Court -
VIII be sold, on the twenty-second day of next
month (May,) at the Eagle Tavern, in the city of
Richmond, four hundred and ninety three acres
OF LAND, in the county of Henrico, being the
tract of LAND whereon Francis Lewis, dec11l
resided until his death, which Land was decede
to said Younghusband, by Moses Davis and wife ,
The deed was executed To the Subscribers to.sa
cure to Frederick Harris, the payment of tW<
thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars, with
interest from the first of March, 1862
1t is mentioned in the deed, that the sale 10y
be made for ready money, bui the deed is dated
on the esd March, 1903, therefore subject to the
act of the last session of Assembly of Virginia,
entitled " An Act concerning executions & for
other purposes"
DAVID BULLOCK,l
THOS. NORVELL, s
April %. ids
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Apr.
\ 9Th. 1900

IN CHANCERY Charlotte Court. March
j. 9TH, 1909.
H1oert 5a'iey. administrator Lucy Bailey,
decd. Pt.T, against William Sinh h, adininistra.
tor and distributce Of John Smitl decd John
Smith, George Jones z, Molly hiskyife. Edw,rd
Clarke and Elizabeth his wife, he, Weaver 3.
Nancy his wife, Charles Smith ,muel smith
David Bailey and Elizabeth his, ia and Fran
els Smith EcftaGa,as.
THE defendants, John SmithkIeoree Jon.s
and Motley his Wife, James Wea and Name
his wife, Charles Smith, Samuel Mill. D,v;i
Bailey and Elizabeth his wife, and r.nc;s Sm;,h
not having entered their appearar accord;ng
to the act of Assembly and the rule vofth;s co,r,
and it appearing to the satisfactiol of the court
that they are not Inhabitants of thisltate On The
motion of the plaintiff, by his attoley. II ;s or.
dered, That they appear here on The first tlay Of
June court next, and enter their APPEARANCE. and
that copy fthis order be insertetlih one of the
news papers printed in Richmcnt, for two
months successfully, and posted at /: front door
ofthe courthouse Of the said COUNT.
Copy. Teste,
THOMAS REID. CPk
April z. wSwT
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PURSUANT to decretal order of the CHI,
= Gerry District court of Williamsburg. ',
he offered for sale, at West,aoreland cour1. bos
on the 9th Monday in May next, being court ii
that very valuable FARAl, situated on Nor
river, IN the county Of Wcstmoreland, the ord n
y. OF John Matthews, late of said county,
tanning 643 acres. a credit of IL months wi II
gwen. the purchaser executing bond Will Is
proved security to the commissioners actint e
der tho aforesaid order and deed Of trust al
lana to secure the payment Of the purchase G
ncy, acc orilpg to the terms cf the decree. b
Aprd -. M Z
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hNDlSG from the Schooner Rlcnmoxs,
-. isaac Seaman, Master -
90 Boxes Kaisins,
AZ Bales Soft Shelled Almonds,
5 Casks Green Coffee, I
~ Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE.
~ Hegsheads Brown Sugar,
S5 do. Mslasses.
Tierces Green Coffee,
rs Boxes Havannah Segars,
3 Bales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels, 4
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong Te,.
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
For SALE BY,
GEORGE WATT. :
January II. Is
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April z.
IN cHANcERY.-charlotte Court, March

i z, 1909
Stephen Smith, Plaintiff. agaip1 Nathan
Zackery and Thomas NJ. Dearman, Msjendants
THE defendant Zackery not havlP; entered
his appearance according to the act OF assembly,
and the rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satifaction of the Court, that he not an in
habitant of this state, on the molten % the plain
TIL by his attorney /; 1T is ordered, That he ap.
pear here on the first day of June Curt next,
and enter his appearance and give security for
performing the decree of the Court, ka,d that q
copy of this order be inserted i'll one ofhe news.
papers printed in Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted ut the from, door OF
the Court House, of the said County.
Copy. Teste,
TIL: READ, c. c.
April o. w8wG
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AMtl r. M1COU informs his friends & H..
puoil--that he Keeps Tavern, in rappaha,..
mock, IN bose commodirus houses ecc,,p;ed,th..
last yearby Mr.. John Bched and tor,nerly
Kept as a4public house bv Mr. Iobn o., ~,..
James T. Micou fisrt,.rs hin,set tb,, l., 80.
receive stlrh share of the. pa,ron,..,. ~:
friends and The public as MS exe,;;nns M -.
April 20 MN
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FOR sALE--Upony beral credit, for cash or
gaod bonds, SIS acl es of LAND, in Middle
sex co,nty, advantageo,$ly situated upon the ri.
ankatank, being the House Lot Of Shooters Hill
tract. This Land is Of agood quality, has good
Fishery, Oysters IT the ti6or, and wild Fowl in
abundance. If not sold before the first of Nov.
next. it will be leased for a term of years, with
or without 615 acres aditining.
For terms apply to Major Paulin A. Black.
burne Of that county orte
ACSTIN B,2oCXENBPOUGH.
T,nnnahannock Anrillz
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January II.

STOP THE THIEF Broken open and st
~ len out OF the subscribers Stable, in Peters
burg, on Saturday night, the twenty-second in
slant,
II ROAM HORSE,
Eight years Old, five feet one or two inches hiyl
with bobtail nickcd, strong and well forms,
and IN good condition, moves we'll, and PAGES rey
markably fast The horse was raised by Mr.. Dax,
ct fredericksburg, formerly owned by MITE
mas Powell of that town, and latterly by
Gregory of the Halfway House, of whom
purchased him.
5LSO, stolen at the same time, 4 S4DD1
& Birdie, with very large plated Bit a
Burdoon We will give TWENTY DOLL1RS'
Tor information Of the said Horse, Saddle & Hri.
tlc, so that we get them again, and Fifty dollars
on conviction of the thief
The Horse was seen last Sunday, about Ches. :.
terhGld court house, and Ills supposed the ridel
IS making up the country.
Inn. & CHS. CoRLINe.
April IS. #
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HITS, SHOES, PORTER, &c.

HdZ8, SHOES, PORTER, sc.
N J. EURp, offers for sale, at the same
- house in which is kept the Penitsntiay,
Store, second door above the Eagle Tavern,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
II II Il S.
Including Genuemen's black drab and patene
Silk BEdVERS, CASTORS, RORU1nS, Gyc.
Chip and I.eghorn Hats,
Mems and Boys Wool do.
Servants Glazed Leather do.
Iiatters' Trimmings and Materials.
S II q T. S,
Ladies' Morocco aud Kid Slips and Ties,
Centlemens' superfna press Shoes and Pumps
Constantly on hand large stock Of bottled
PSytcr, he and Cyaty, PHILADELPHIA Beer, &C. &C,
April IS. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-12
TappahaHnock, AprilIi
IN CHANCERY.-
March Court, 1909.
buckingham, County

TN -3uckinrham County
i March Court, 1909
James James Plaintiff against William Can.
non, William Anderson. senior, and William
Anderson, jr. Dy',s.
On the motion of the pltntifF' by council and
it appearing to .hc sat;siatlcn of the Court III =,
the defendant Cannon is NJ AN nhabitant Of ,his
state. IL is a:dered dne! deteed, That unless the
saio cannon Shall appearIiere ut June Court
mex, ana answer the plain rs bill. The Court
VIII 'nehProeecd To take isame for confesse i
as 10 nm ana decree the 2 Ter thereof accord
mgr, ana that copy of IN order be forth With
published IN some public Newspaper of the city
OF Nichmond Tor two ny rs Excessively, and
ahotier copy pc posted ups lhe front door the
Courthouse ofthis Counpz
A copy. Tes-
r. E! RIDGE, jr.p. C.
Aprii7. IawswT
IN CHANCERY.-Cha te Court March
\ 7u,, 1909 III
Robert Smith, Plaintiff pnst James Wea
yer and VIM. Smith Deffsl}
THE defendant Weave, pt having entered
his appearance accordingt act of Assembly,
and the rules ofthis court, s.; appe aripr IN the
| satisfaction of the court, til is not am inhab.
tant OF this state On the n, of the plaintiff
by hrs attorney, 1t is orae' That he appear
,iere on the iifst DAY OF june. TT next, and en-
yer ms appearance, and givf lrity for perfor,
ming the decree OF the cour that copy of
''is oraef pc inserted IN one ne news papers
'rihleu ih hichmonu, for two nth successive
ly, and posted at the front dos the court .bouse
of the said county.
Copy. Teste,
THOMAS EAD, cpk.
apr. w8wG
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g 81 JACOBS, are just receiving hand
~ some assortment of Spring GOODS,
Amongst which are,
o. Cotton Cambrics, Yellow Nankeens,
"A Do. do. Blue do
Oh Figured Lcno, Muslinet,
~ Do. do. 4 Dimtits,
l trunk supr. Plates, Bombazetts,
do Curtain Calico, Bandanno Hh'kfs
Silk shambray, A handsome assortm'e
Black Lutstring, Tortoise Combs,
Plaid do. bale superfne Baftas,
Florentine Waistcoting do. Mowmamoodies,
Narsees do.
An elegant assortment Floor Carpeting.
With a number of other articles too numerous
to enumcrate. All Of which will be sold at redu-
ced prices for cash.
April 20. 81
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From Carlisle, AprV 26s
MAMMOTH TOOTH.

On Monday, the oath instant, we had the plea.
sure seeing Tooth, said TO be one of the grin
ders OF the Mammoth, found n the state of Obi
o; it weighed six pounds, and is in good state
of preservation, except on one side, where thin
piece had split nearly off; bot the face Of the
tooth, which appeared TO be about three and an
halfby six inches, has no more appearance of de-
Cay, than if just extracted from the jaw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-12

The Gloucester Bank tMass.) with capital
OF 40, 600 dollars loaned to Andrew Dexter eight
hundred and forty thousand dollars, at tsuo per
cent interest, payable height years This may
be called All extensive business.
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priness could be lity so wr-'ched. The
I Do sisters, lady Oh = and lady Emily ,ca,lo.
gan, married two b. Is. Henry and William
Wellesley. Lord ~ is married to one of the
beautiful daughters O ,dy Jersey, by whom he
has numerous famih
Lord Paget, it is ~ rstood, has resigned his
commissions y the Br III array, and is about to
repair rs u vounteer. tbs. austrian service
There has been no consequence Of the un.
happy elopement..-fn On print.
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April IS.

- EMOVAL-The Subscribers Tin const
~ quence of the late Fire) have removed to
brick tenement belonging to Messrs. ]. s. r
Gamble, on the street leading to Mayo's Bridget
opposite Messrs. Brown and Rives's Accompt-
ing House, where they have for sale, a general,
assortment of GERMdIT GOODS,
.-..coNs1STING eF....
Oznaburgs & Ticaen- Fine Shifting Linen, ;
burgs, 4 Bed Tick,
Dantzic Rolls, Damask Table Cloths,
brown Rolls, Looking Glasses,
Shesting, Liquor Cases,
Dowlas, Ousrt. Pink and Pint
Platillas, Decantes.
Also, Fresh RED CLOVER SEED
BONN & HUBNER.
April 4. CIV
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Suoh, my dear friend was tn. courte Of rsy di.
aiogue with my merchant. You will smile,
at its singularity-but feel all the pride of a
conno''sear, when Iten 3ou-Live. Sir, laugh,
6xt learn. -
TIMOr.JIY DIT or,f.ucuapr
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TIMOTHY PLoUGHsHARE.

The following classical, i,nbroa.bt on the re-
signation of Mr.. Jefferson, was furnished for the
Missouri Gazette, by Correspondent.
Sol oeeu6uit, ct ras nuiia seeuta est."'
This is compliment both to Jefferson and to
Madison.
TRANsLhrfcN.-The Sun reti,es, BIZ. '9a,k-
re.s does NOT foAor.
Though the common practice Of pnnnins rhay
sometimes disgust for want of wit, The folio wing
by one who was fond of tea. and yet found that
it affected his health, deserves to be preserved
Nee rEAcum POSTUM viverc nee sine TEA.
TRANsLArIoN.-Th There is no HUipg With thee
nor s7itsout thee-.. Monitor.
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u ACtNG!-The Tapppahannoek SOCKET
1N CLUE RACES, will commence on Thurs
day the 25th Maynext.
1sr DAY-The .Ioekey Club Purse of s S2es
four mile heats
2ND DAY-The Jcctcy Club Purse of S e4os
three mile heats
3RD DAY-The P,oprieto,'s Purse of s s0es
entrance 10 dollars, two mile heats, Give horses
Or no race.)
WE1GRTS As FOLLOWS.
An aged horse, h. $50 4 Years old, h. 100
years OLD l20 Do. IS
Do. ITO And under that age
feather. ga
The course, &c. will be in good order, Il =
the refore may expect fine sport stables and d =
ter provided gratis, upci l,s " application to il II
proprietor of the course. AZ
Il. s., GRocKEEBRoDS1,zsgs
Secretary and Treas. r.? L.
-- A.t1{ftt n
The Secretary cannot state accurately ~ sat
mount o each days parse, but suSposes they tar
Once stated, after dedncfing tie o-key CHI
"er and the expense Of advertising the races fia
the subscription.
April IL. tdr
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FsS''''NIIN0J NFtFItH dVTIyEU
Voth sidTs OF THIS question. My friend was a
rn'k EqEafst lad arrayed myself under the
\. opposite banners.
Q; The Upper, most certainly. A 8y that is
pn the top OF the wheel moves quicker, than one
AZ the boston, E. PIisaw Impossible un,s
ofa YOU embrace such an absurdityl Does not e.
Ssry part OF tie wheel move on together, Do
p not the move equally fast lift were not
wiy does not one part lease tile other behind
hal rot turn yoNr brain by desoisiae to
oyd, IL which every paint ef he wheel re.
fhavc stored clear Of Mathematic,
NSyepc,fies tie Cycloyd .ssals e,car.
icaSe gre al9g. srets.issn,
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NTOQD LAWN for SaIe-sThe SubscrlDer
w oilers for sale, the tract of Laud on which
he nowresides, lying throughout, on the main
tork OF PaiSunky river, an the County of Orange,
IS miles from fredericksburg, and SO from
Richmond, containing 765 aores--a full proper
ton o! which consists OF valuable lop4. grounds.
Abont one halfthc land is cleared "a large part of
which IS, now fresh. The Wood land is all
prime tobacco land, heavily tmbered, and pecu.
liarly adapted 10 the growth OF that kind of To-
bacco, which commands the highest Richmond
market price. There is perhaps, no land in this
part of the Country, which the planter or
farmer an,rely with more certainty for a crop,
than this, as from the nature OF the soil, there is
no Land on which a corp is sooner matured. The
improvements are consid erAbie The d cling.
house is OF two stories, 50 by 20 feet, divided so
as TO Unite canYen:ence with elegance. To one
end IS attached wing or 20 feet square. a
large and convenient Kitchen, laundry and weav-
ing house, the Whole comprising SIX ground
rooms, are cont Aiaed under one roof, and with
other outb,uldings, an Ice -house-a We'll of ex-
ceilent water IN the yard, affords every convent
ence requisite for the accommodation of a large
and Senteei family. A stable OF IL StaIls--the
first story OF granite stone, with apartments above
for gram, fodder &c. has just been completed. No
buildings IN TACT, necessary for the securing of
crop, or for the comfort of family are wanting
and what enhances their value, is, they are al
new and OF choice materials the land Astounding
III the best OF timber and lying within one mile of
| saw mill One third ofthe purchase money,
will be required in cash.
Western lands, provided they are situated on
navisAbe water in the lower parts the states OF
Kentucky or Tennessee, or ON the Mississippi a.
| bove the mouth of the Ohio, will be received ir
paynen for the balance of the purchase money
it, upon view ofthem, their quality and price
suit. Those, therefore, who hold lands in the Il
bove range, and are disposed to barter them il
cfaI
Piication, in person, or by letter post paid drec
ted to the Orange Springs Post Office, and ad
dressed to D4fBNE1' MINOR.
June 10. w3wT
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June
~f'HE SUBSCRIBER, offers for sale, that e
lep:ill, and valuable E.sinie. called WII

"K,HE SUBSCRIBER, offers for sale, that e.
4 legani and valuable Estate, called VIL-
TON, lying nihc miles below Richmond. The
dwelling house is not inferior to any in the state
the Offices are commodio,ts the Garden and
,ard are handsomely laid out. The situation
combines so many advantages, that am unwl-
ling TO give description of ii, wishing any gen.
tieman VINO Is disposed to purchase, To come and
p:ewit. ltmay not be amiss however TO OBJ
serve, that James Rverruns 100 yards from the
door of the house, that vessels OF five hundred
hoicshcads have loaded at Warwick, one mile f,
bove ~, that the water carriage to Richmond is
only SIX miles, that there is a good Shad and
Herring fishery, and that Wild Fowl are fire.
qurnuy procured. A small Grist-Mill, is at
tachcd TO ii OH L streaTa that runs through the
plantation. ..,..
Also two thousand acres Of LAND, lying on
Fighting Greek, Powhatan County, two miles
from the Court House, which will b. divided in
| 10 two or more lots to, suit purchasers. This
land is well watereI and calculate 1 for the cul-
TURF of wheat, corn and tobacco.
For terms apply to the Subscriber residing in
Richmond, Or William Bcrcteiey, III Powhatan
WILLIIM RANDOLPH.
/ Iune o3 .r-. w IN, "a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-28

IToR sAI.E--SaS ACRES T1lfES RIYER
4 LdND.--On the 10Th December next, Of
far, otherwise the next fair day,) the Subscri-
Der viii otter for sale on the premises, Tract
Of LIND situate il, Buckingham county, imrne.
I.atcy opposite the mouth of Rock-fish river
, fhr,, acres Or which are priHie low ground, &
the residue st'ong, finely timbered upland, welt
| adapted to inc culture OF Tobacco, Corn, and
Wheat,
A credit of ere, two and three years will be
g,yen, payable a., equal iustalments, with inte-
rest from date. to be RENTED ifthe payments be
punctualiy made. Bonds with approved securi.
ty will be required. a clear title made, & pos
session given on the day of sale.
The above Tract Of Land has been conveyed
to me b. Patrick Rose, Jun of Buckingham, 10
be sold tor the paymen, of his debts
AL.EX. e. ROSE, Trustee.
/ June % law5m