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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-11

i've rtnder: letthen recollect that The. veile-s
,ohle trainers of their bill Of rights, who
have declared, that 8 of all lie various
modes and forms of government, that y
best, which is capable Of producing the
greatest degree Of happiness and safety, aasi
S most effectually secured against the dan
.oer of al-administration, were snSs tho
struggling for liberty the dapes Of this sli-
" word pronounce it a novelty asaoaS
Us. and introduced with the pgoicssed de-
sign Of lusling us into q fatal securlty---st
them behold the oppressed state OF rsPl''-
hcan France, and the kind OF liberty she
confers on all nations who like themselves
have SET higher value Oh this magic word
used alike by a Cesar, a CronWst.,
aud the now imperial Bonapsrte, to isEet
chains on tIletn.'s Let thea cali 70 niiiti,
that this fascinating word formed no part q
the vocabulary OF the modest washington !;
ant! re trace the steps they have taken under
its unhappy influence. Already, has i led
them nearly to disunion, bowed their necks
to tame foreign Submission, and daGert.qa
of their inaicnahie rights, and llr1t2r'lca
their hands with the blood OF ti!e.r fellow
citizens, in support otuncons ltatlonal laws
-Already has it sickened Industry ohliied
the GENEROUS ardor Of our youth, aod b.
nish9d social haPpiness-3elleTe n1e, the
true patriot, ike the Ploas man wraps .'l.il-
self up in the consciousness Of his oSF,l a
teerity, without making claims Of saperlor
pat riotism, or---But | restrain nlyseu---.li.-
.ngia obs usity,& knowing well tl'e iloa5sFy
and good intentions Of my eou2trynAen, Il
mas loag been a subject 0. heartfelt Grlei TO
me, to Sc them led astray loal those paths
which alone cia secure them peace and picn
ty At home, and an honorable 2tation among
the nations OF the world - Above al, has it
grievcd lne, to zee the labors e the lie OF
.ae immortal Washington, vanished Ike
the baseicss fabric CT Z VISION. TO retu,n
from this DEPRESSION, or as some may term
i, TIE rant or an cd man: ny. G,..nmers
must / lhink thank ne ior acting 50 differ
entiy with him, from what has been done
Win Mr.. Lewis, tbs c&-.d;datc Ter ConGrrss
II give him aa opportunity Of eAculaltihg
himself in full tins. conclude with pro-
testing against ali set created societies,
whether c4..e,. caucus OF 6. i'a.nnany, and.
whether composed Of con5rlasiuea OF farm
ers--and | cal upoa ley countynea 70
shake Of their dominion, and squIn ar their
attempt to aicya,e TO then whom they shall
choose.
4 POHEGkER.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-11

= = , 4 III y
he celebrated orator ard statesman Pa
trick Henry, enteTtained en- opinion SO dit.
f1eSet, @rG1n. t3is, that soen after our inde.
Fssseaspse vas acknowledged, he urged with
sgesss force the nece sslty. OF recognizing the
christian Religions IS the religion ofsour eoun.
ery4 and Of comp Ing every citizen to con.
sliepte by a tax eportiored'to his property
bator.tIae privilege otsselecting bis pastor and
rnoce of Worship observing in these empha
tis WORDS : Tear t6at vuitd beast, man, YeGuir,
cd all me bifs and ezz6s zc1ich could Be hut
uion him ~ that the duties Of perfect oblga.
ton warct objects of laws, but duties Of
imperfect obllestion could only be enforced
by The siierf influence ofreligion.
S. ,.isl,essoeie.y Of Friends or opakers ex.
smplihes this N q gresk degree.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-11
NEW YORK, 1fay q.
LateH from England.

The ship Arm, which arrived at this nor,
on Saturday in 81 days from Ramsgate fIr'
nishes the editor of the Mercantile ADJ
tiser with London papers to the 2sIb a
March, inclusive. They do not, howegrr
contain much news Of moment, as will ~ ~
pear by the following articles, which are 81.
lected as the most prominent,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-11
BY TIE LAST NAT
BOSTON. Mn,.

~ 1850 ~ III y W!tl thraa a,
guns, is TO be built on (sov,rno., e7rs Z
point, in Boston harbor. ~ Islam
AHtraes g g a.. q ltter from Havcnnq, i, ,.
| return you my thanks for the DAMN.
let account Of the Spanish tcstivaZ y rr', TD
good enough to forward to me. ''u va
!" 1t came at fortunate moment. >,
was laid before the Junta in the even;n. an
All of whom were much pleased to fn,T :, :
om' countrvmen felt an interest in ~ q VI
fare Of Their nat'en. 1t had hannr W NJ "
in restraining the duties, and, il nv o, ~
assisted greatly in removing the so4olr mr. r..
dittfes payable an boards, &C."
Inclosed was Havana paper contain,
translation OF the account Of the fes,;,.
toasts, &c.
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Ta;h,t Gazette, 6 Dollars per an'a'tSs.
ra,D,tyu Gazette, S Dollars.

Ea1ract from Daniel She1asy's address to tht
aBASss s 2ya S2esaggsss.9aal 4'z 1as,ss
gomery, Washington, Russell, Lse, e ess,,,.
son and 1azezveA.
The period is fast approaching when il
VIII become necessary chat you should be.
stow your sufrages on some person to re.
present you in the next congress of the q
States. Unqualified and unworthy as may
be, | have presumed to present myself &c
your consideration as a candidate for that
dignihed and important situation. In doing
SO | am not stimulated by any fancied ooish-
es at tie district, nor has the desire of OPP
posing any individual any share in my de-
termination. Under the impulse of motives
common to all Iaen, combined with de-
sire TO afford my feeble aid, to preserve the
Union, and the rights of my country in the
present alarming crisis have slept for
ward, and my fellow-citizens will decide
whether ann the proper person to repre-
sent their wishes and their interests.
should on this, as Ihave done on eve
ny other occasion when / was candidate
tor public favor, remained entirely silent
should have permitted the peopleto judge
from the knowiedge they have OF me- and
from my past public conduct; but the
unceasing efforts that have long been made
by malice and envy (and cherished by those
who conceive themselves entitled to a mo.
r,0Do1x1 of the ,,epr,Ie,c con dacceN t, ,,,icre
present my'opinions, and my principles, has
made 1t necessary that | should meet tho
imputations publicly & candidly, lest long
er silence might be construed into an adj
mission of their truth this course has
therefore been deemed duty which owe
to myself and to the people, whose sufrag-
, es solicit.
The General CHARGE which, has been made
AGAINST me is. that I am s.veroino towards
federalism y or !, othey words thst have
abandoned the principles with which com
menced NV .no5;t;cal career and identified
myself with the federal Marty to this very
;,deen;ts ;n,,,,,+at;on 90 onl,, ,ne,vey
+bat e o. ,,ncnnonar.b1e att.oh,,,ent - - >
,,,;o, ~ - ~ &C - IT.;taJ
Sta.es and dstern;nat;on - dsfsnd The =,
~ sYs,u hszsrd : e,,;dsnoa aaa;nst no r
am certa;nly e,;ltr oanJ;dlv confess tb,t
if they are to fall, / wish TO be buried IN
der their ruins; if however, it is meant
what is generally understood, that am an
advocate for taxes, for standing armies, for
public debt, for restrictions on the liberty
of the people, and for gradual changes SO
as to snbvert this free and happy govern
ment, and. to erect an aristocracy or mo-
narchy In its stead, then say the charge is
groundless and unsupported by single
action of my life. How extremely unna-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-11

90 Prinsingin It's various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28

HALIFAX CouNTT, Uc;orcr 10, 1909
'itE subscriber Wishing TO remove 10 ,hc
L Western Country. o!icrs for sair in thus
county, 625 acres Of i.hd, w.iercou he nt present
resides THIS land is equal IN QUALITY, to mast
If lie highland IN the nagbu rhuo,t si:d grDeri
or toa considerable portion of ii il wcll,adapt-
ed The culture OF grain on all kinds tobacco &
cotton, and iig..iy Improved with houses, riISlo
surSs &c and Favored with eX.cltsr,. springs of
water; altogether ai'ording one otthc Most n:sa
SAINT. End healthy situations ia The county. The
dwelin}; -aouse IS sixty four feet in leng tn com
posed OF centre part "a ~ p feet, two stories
high, and wings .! ,VCnty by oislteCn feet, CO.
vcred with eart pine ieathe' edge pia,,k ard ,itn-
giles: the ulderpining and chnnes -: brick,
neatly laid, vito couyrnic;, Gre i'isr-5 wintlo VS.
&c. in the several apartment. STAR cases. nc
in ssntaLie style. The. I;ichen is 2Sby IS feet
a meat house II !,y u feet, and a dairy 10 bv s
feet, are al !-rfned houses ne;..N tuiit and COW
ere.i with fea'tcre1ic ;-!Znk and pine shihglcs,
underPined VIII BRICK plank aud bricl, hoors.
as they severa ~ require with 4 large brick
chimney in tho Kitchen suitable for cooking. and
STAIR case and upper room, with other iiujsh;lrss
These houses ali new and cost upwards of
. 2 900; there are also, number of ether horI-
SEES OF considerable value and Convenience a
bout 100 acres ottIe land is cleared, enclosed *
divided into different fields OF from 10 to 90 Il.
cres, with excellent fences, and in good order
for cropping. The residue, except small part
is wood land, and generally of better quality dian
that heretofore cleared, and fseiy timbered The
whole lies well, is within two miles OF Halifax
court house, and upon The large trading road TO
RchD,ond, and Petersburg, which readers il
most eligible stand FIR any person wishing, to turn
his attention TO public business. The lIricc ye
qured is only six dollars per acre in casi,-bQl if
time is wished, il be given 10 an extent not
exceeding three or four years, upon payment of
legal interest. The sale will be made privately,
and possession giveA when required, on appiica-
ton 10 BERIf.NdN GREEW
Oct. 10. ySw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28

VJIkGINiA Alta Superior Court Of Chance
r. hohlenat the CapNot! IN the City # Rich-
mond, tI.e 7lh day Ct Sept. 1859.
William j. Giles acting for the benefit Of the
representatives Of John T;,bb deeeased, PGiatiJ
riw"ticr and Nelson Harris, Dejen,A.f@
TIE defendant Valentine. RIerriweti,cr rot
ha'mg entered his appearance and given security
according to tie act OF assembly, and the r.,c,
ottiis court, and It appearing 20 t,e satisfaction,
% the court, mat he IS not an -habitsit Of iiis
country, motion Of the plsin,iiF ev counsel lie
is ertrrea, That the said defendant do apneac
he'e ON the i:,,t dar of the next term, 49, I'm.
swcr ne bill Of ;c plaintiff x that . copy of Ibis
order b. !.rLhwith inserted in srine , .S.sn-J,er
published in the city of E,r:,;.ond totwo mouth.
sHccess,T'iy and posted 1t the 'front.' door OK the
Capitol in tic SAID city.
Copy. Itsr,
PETER 1IlsSLE1, c. C.
t'N'N'rSS' - W8y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28

AH-hWAY, from my house, on TUESDAY.
= 10Th September, a negro woman named
AVA ANY a0out twenty or twenty NO ve.ds old
one is a SNORT black woman and tolerable likely.
expect She viii make towards Manchester as
she was Lately bought at that place of MIR. Iobn
T. Robertson believe she was raisedbv Mr..
BRANCH near Manchester. viii be thankful 10
any person who Teets viii her 10 have her secg.
req ana seat - me, or committed to some Jail.
Shah Willingly pay iyr any extra expense or trou.
Die thst they may DC at 10 securing her, begiGes
the legal fec for takirg up.
SAM. W. VENABLE.
Prince EdwardCourt House,
October 81. ,yf,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28

TENHE Subscriber, residing in Amelia, Intends
a onthe first d. Of Jan mex. to open boar
ding SCHOOL, al rride.v!lle, (about miles N.
West oi the Coert Rouse,) where he win teach
The English Z; L&tin languages, History, Matte
m tics and Geography. The board for each stu
depi WILDE S 70 per year tuition for those who
learn Latin or Mathematics. S IS, and Tor Enw
iish s 90 for washing, sc. S 10 per year. the
Student finding hisown bedding and candles One
third ofthe board money, and one half of the tu
itinp TO be paid OH the 10Th LAY Of July, AMI the
balance at the expiration oi the year. The sit,a
sion ihaYe selected, IS high and healthy. and the
houses numerous and c0mmodious and a,inira-
bly, calculated forthe reception Of st,lents
JOHN L. TONNES.
November g. wSwp
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to vital CHANGER District
Court held in the city of Williamsburg, she
i3;h day Of July 1909 A
William Evans, Thomas r. Evans, Sally E
vans, Peter and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas
Evans and Dice Evans infmts ualer the age OF
twenty-one years by Tho mas Z. Ey ans their pext
friend, Harry Gar,ne. aud Stephen Prince and
Elizabeth his wiie. P.ain.i7s Against William
Flake, Thomas Evans, senior, John Evans and
Thomas Evans, junr. OcG'ts.
The defendant John Evans not having entered
lis appearance and gwen security according. to
The Act OF Assembly and the ru,es of this Court,
and 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Cost,
that he IS not an inhabtans Of the Coun,Ty o.,
the motion OF the Plaintiffs bv their couuse! IL
rs orie'eG That the said defendant 30 ;,rpe..
here Ca the first day of the next term, and aa-
sw.ec the bill of the Plaiaiils and that copy ot
,iis order be forth with inserted in some ne SIS
paper of the city of Richmoad FOR two lnonll,s
sue cessivc'v and posted at the from, door OF tls.
igr.n.r Capitol in tbs City.
i CgPg.
ANTr ROBINSON, c. c.
Nov. u. w3us;
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Tv4wT

pUBLIC SALE, OF NEGROES c, STocK
On Monday, the l1th day of December next,
VIII be XrJsed To sale, The Oaks, in the co,in
ty OF Hanovcr-12o NECROES, belonging to
the estate OF the late Judge Lyons, decd amoa,si
whom are carpenters, sawycrs < aborcrs, vo,in.,
and healthy.
Il credit of 10 months will be allowedt,ic Dur-
chasers, on their giving bond with the most unex.
cepuonahe security to the trustees.
On Wednesday, the 18th day of the same
month, at the late dwelling house of the dccea-
scdi viii be sold, the household FURNITURE. with
The crop OF corn stock and farming utensils. On
Friday, the 18Th, will be sold, at the plantation,
called the Fork, the crop of Corn, the Stock and
utensils And on Monday, the 18Th. will be sold
at the Mangohicl plantation, in King William
county, the crop of corn, stock, &c The corn
and pork wiz be sold for cash the other articles
on reasonable credit. All persons indebted 10
the estate are requested to make payment before
the Inst day OF January. 1910 the money being
appropriated to uses which will not admit of in
dulgeHce. BY THE TRUSTEES
Oct 10. ,yl11D
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28

kL'DUCATlON.-The Subscribers PROPOSE o
u pening u Boarding School, On Wednesday,,
the lOih day of January nc:;t, at the late dwell.
ing % their Father, the ReF'l. Mathew Matrv
m the couty OF hlbemar'c, where lhev vii. in
Struct Houug Gentlemen, Is the Latin Greek
French AID English Languages, upon tie follow
'ng terms: Their price for board will he eis.!.iy
dollars, for tutien, S S31-3 and for washing, {.
mendng 5 IL, payable half yearly, each hosrd@r
finding his own bedding. The qualifications Of
one OF the Subscribers have been proven bv i've
years experience in this line ofbusincss Tic o.
ther has been educated in the same School, and
wants nothing but few months experience 70
render bis qualifications fully equal The aty.m-
taSes Of the situation are msnifcs!y GREAT If he
'ig IN tho heart Of healthy ard polished neigh,
ooFhood, and far removed from every ieceutivt. 10
wee and dissipation. The subscribers, deeply
impressed with the. great importance of the tlu-
ties winch they have assigned The mseives pledge
All Their powers for their performance. They
nave q toleraby extensive and well selected his
toric"i Library, which shall, (during the win;cr
h'Snts,) be used under their superintcniance, for
'he 1eneht OF their pupils. Should any of those
gentlemen, who have patronized the l,bors of +.
f. vi %iiiy, at the Green Springs, in Louisa
choose to place their sons or wards with the .,lh
Scnoers, tier bedding, books, &c. shall be re-
lnovel 20 This place gratis. Communications di-
fected to the subs ,ribcrs, Liudsay's Store Alb.
marie county, will be Immediately attended to.
THOMAS w. MAUNY,
FRANCIS +. IAURY
September 10. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
He Annual Meeting of Stockholders, win
DC held at Brooks's Tavern, in M,nches
ter, on the first Monday in December next. Such
members as cannot attend in person, will. il IS
expected, appoint their proxcys. The Under
signed requires TO be furnished, soon as possi-
Die, wth the necessary evidence of shares sold
and purchased, since the last meeting, in order
that transfers may be made on tie COMPANY books
and shares duly represented
TAMES BRANDER, Grl.
November T. ~
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LoOOOU.N Land FOR SHE.
II OK ShLE. ON Thursday, tie 2i,t vi Dec.
L next, on the premises, the
TRACT OLE T-hrrn

on which the late Judge Jones resided. IN r,.,,
doun county, with about rs SLAVES sn1 a..
stociof Horses, Cattle and Hors. ON tie esi.f.
Inc tract Contains nearly two ,ousssd atres, =,
possesses many advantages which enti,lc n 70 Ito
attention ofthose who raay wish to reside in ,bst
highy improved part cfoUr country. Two ,,nr.
Grant mills are III the neiaiborhond, one ON tbo
adtumng estate, and tbe other within vro r,;Ies.
IL IS 80 miles from Alexandria, and FORTY froro
0eorSe'Iown. The new Turnpike from Alex.
andr'a' crosses corner Of tie land, and ,ef,n;.
mates at thenearest merchant mill Tile tract;
remarkably well wMered, ,.iltle river ,asIin,.
through TIE middle oft, and many sAal! stream
on each side, enPtying into tliat river. hbonf &,
OF oO acres are already we'll set with timothy 3
al least 500 are capable Of being made eynelIe1,
meadow. 1t will be divided IND, l.aots az J;asr.
ent dimensions, TO suit the conyen; Of o,grcIa
sers. 0''N0V W Po''i's~
~ circuit OF owe, two and three yeas will bo al.
loved bonds With approved sec6yisvi aud dess
OF trust on the land, viii be required ,rbs Ne.
groes are supposed to be very valu,bt.. soras.of .
eneIn DeinS g0oo house servants, ami the o.top.
blnc'pally young men and women Fos. ~ q.
INC same term of credit VII be aIlo,va5 "
JAMES MONROE,
Exccaioy IL ne ka,e
-, JOSEPH Jones, ne VI.
h.oe'hsyle, Oct 2Z '''' 12'e.f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28

q ChKD.-DOCIOR LEIFIS, lately from.
a h the Wcsl-lndies, has opened his Office, at
iahchsster, IN the house OF Mr.. l.. Bishop, for
the practice Of Piysic, Surgery, and Miigi{ryp.
lie F0peS from lis success and experience, TO
merit tic patronage of liberal public
N. b. Private families may be Supplied with.
Medicines, with suitable directions. Or Advice
for the poor, gratis.
Semptem5er 90 ,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28
EDUCATION.

He subscriber Intends to continue his school
u III the Forks OF Hanover, the ensuing, year,
w'are he offers 10 teach spelling, reading, wri-
ting, arithmetic, English grammar, geography,
the use OF the globes, rhetoric. natural philuso
rhv, geom airy, and the French language. The
price for b ',id tnlion a"o washing, will be * $
payable Rs YEARLY. The term will commence
the tenth or January, and end the tenth OF Dec
Vacation one month, beginning the tenth Of ,,ne
This school Will be critically examined IN Juuc
aud Decc nber.
.TA6IES Bl-4R,S, ir,
Nnie,nL,r 81 - !
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MOrICE.--in obedience a decree Of lie
Superior Court of Chanccry, pronounced
on 5th OF May, 1897, and f1so an additional de.
cree pronounced on 9th February, 1909; will be
exposed to sale, upon the premises, the tract Of
LANE, mentioned in said DEGREES, o. so much
thsreof as will raise the sum of 3 1l5: IS, with
interest thereon from goth August, 1892, &: costs
OF carrying the said DEGREES into effect The a.
boye mentioned land lies in the county Of Ches.
terrified, and adioinS Tie lands of AItiir Gravea
and John Perry, it being the land or part thereof
formerly owned by James Perry. The sale oflbe
above land will take place OH the 30th dav of the
present month, (and VIII be sold under the proyi
Sions OF the late act Of the General Assembly,
respecting executions, &c) Tne DEGREES afore.
said, will be exhibited on the day Of sale and y.
tie made the purchaser, in obedience thereto. by
the cuTpTEE w. y
November 10. ,,.3;s
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sHEpPlRa AND IUAs

SYEPP.iEE .4Np LCN x -If'
IT AVE received general assortment OF Gro
4 ceriss consisting 81
Sugar, Coffee, Pepper, pirnsnto, =
". l. Kun, Melssses, Ginger, imp.Tea,
Cous ~ San, Whisky, Englisii Mostarl, Salt
Sherry and MaisE.. in Sacks.
Wine,
Also, Eertlier, Glass, Chin;, snd Stoneware,
German, Craw,cy and bstered Steel, Bar Iron,
Neii-rcds. Soal-leathcr, Writing, Wrapping and
rrittng Paper. Sps;:i.h Segars, Cotton Ca'-!s,
Shot, towd'., 'Wincow-S'sss, Indigo, Cope
ras, A,iam, i.ogwood, Cut behring's, &c. &c.
Which they offer tow for cash, country pro-
ducc approved paper.
n. b. Cash given for flour as usual.
November 2 wifi
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CURTIS PAIRCHJyD

M ERICH mt TAYLOR resDectf,ulv ia,
~. forms the inhabitants ofISic!mond, that he
mas Just arrived from NewTori<, aud HIS taken
a stand next door 10 the Rising SIM 1'aver, AZ;
rectly opposite Col Gamh!e's /; where br - nv,
opening handsome assortment OF (;oods IN l,;.
tineJ amongst which are Superiinc Cloths of VA
RIOTS co!ors, such as Black, N;,vyi,lue Dl.sb
Dark, Light, Mkt and Battie-rreen i,roal.
cloths, Flesh and Other coored Casseiperes
red, green, yellow and White Fiannsls, also q
haEiSome assortment OF Caiiicoes, all which b@
i determined To sell on the lowest possible terms
iarpipmpt pay. She Subscriber ilStters himself
from the Ions; experience he has had in his k,I
siness, together with the psi,a be has taken "a
get the latest fashions, that lie will DC able TO me.
RI a shlre fpubiic patronage. AL orders in his
line oDtI from town and Country thankfully ~,
cercd md strictly attended to by tic puhl;c'S
humbc servant,
CURTIS T.. IRcHLn.
NovcFr. ser ID w3uT
~. L, Onl.and. . Consignment Of Shoes, whje.
VIII be sold on Teason2b!e terms at Wholesale.
only.
czf Wanted iramsliateIy--tvo or three goo4
lourleypen--nonc others ne 81 Rrply
FOR SALE, 1905 acres of LAND, living on
the waters OF rye river, IN the county az
Nels"n, Formerly part Of Amherst This tract.
beng part OFT the estate OF the late col John Rose
10 sltHatct "OOut zen m'lSS iTOtu New ~ al.zct.
ana rs conveniently contiguous to Major NEas-
aey's Merchant mill TNo hundred acres ave,
cleared, the residue is covered with heavy Az.
valuable timber. The soil is peculiarly adil,.ed
to re production Of tobacco, corn, wheat Sc
The tract viii either he sold entire, or divided
into or 3 equal parts, Us nag meet the convent
enceoi the purchaser.
Slightly detached from the main tract, are 70
Acres bearing heavy growth OF pine, thai wiz
either be sold separately, or in conjunction yi,a
one OF the divFsions-On fourtl, Of The purchase
money will be expected in hand, The balance in
three equal snnuti instalments. The land viii
be shewn by Mr.. John N. Rose, or by Capt Nor
gan, living in Tive ueighboriood. or further par
ticuiars apply 10 the subscriber.
THOMAS FITZ HUGH
N. B. The purchaser will have liberty OF seed
log in the fall, and p,ss .ss.oa at the commence
m"ntO OF the ensuing year. Y. F.
St-hord, JAY 4. Iaftf
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c. THOMPSON.

pORTRAIT PAINTER-Respec,ful in
1 forms the inhabitants &C Richmond and us
vicinity, that he has commenced business, in the
house opposite the Swan ayelT---where some
specimens may be seen.
N0rember 10. ,vANg
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