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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24
UEsD Ar &C TOBE "a, 1909.
SDomesttc.

Tn, following article is from the pen
of f>deralist, and extracted from FEEDER.
al paper: the pen ,hat thus writes, and
the paper that thus publishes, must do
good 10 he Country. u rarely, vsry rare
ly falls 10 our lot, To meet with an address
more purely patriotic or more strongly
Characterized by American feeling. Such
men as Mr.. Gusts, are real pa,riorts.
Their Object is ,h=ir country's good and
the mons proposed are rational and cer-
tain to attain the end. We ioin with Mr..
Chstis in regret'ing that Domes:ic Man
ufactures has been made party question.
bit we feel some pride in the reflection.
that the Ocmocra ic par is the parry
that have, on this, as on all questions, ad-
vocated the best interests nf the 'untry
The fsderslists may feel hectic OF a
moment pass their check, at The rebnke
that they "eithsr waning in pa;riDt
ism or understanding Let them hear.
ti!y Join in the prom 1tion Of these grea,
national improvements, and 'hey will by
all Americans be recognized as lovers Of
their country, however, or how. widely so.
ever, they may differ in political opinions.
am happy in the occasion 10 unite in
opinion with Mr.. Gusts, that Domestic
Manufacture, ought to be encouraged, 10
which also beg leave 70 add, tina. an
also ofopinian, tina, every citizen ouyh. to
be arm-d a, the public exp=lsc
LPyess.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24
BOOKS for Sale.

lust received and for sale by S. Plesaats Rich
) mond, few copies Of the following valuable
works ;-The American Annual Register. vol.
4th.--BordIey's FI1sbandry--Womsn, a new 40
vel by Miss. Owspson-Burder's Village Ser
mons -Guruey's System Of Short hand writing
--Fcrguson's Lectures. a new edi,ion--Mw.
shall's Life of Gen. Wsshingtoa--Thomson's
seasons, = cheap edition Tor the use Of schools
fsasselPs ancient and modern Europe-Csrey's
general auas, Che best collection of Maps yet
nads in tais country Morss's UaiversAl Geo
graphy--Goldsni,h's natural Histofy-a general
assortmeut OF qu1fto Family Bibles, with and
without plates, concordance, psalms, &c. &c
from s 2 SO, 70 3 II eaeh-Clbson's surveying
American Clerks Magazine alksr's pro.
aouueing Dicticnary--aIso. school Bibles, Tesla
mcnts and Spelling Books
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

L10R SALE.--By Virtue of Deed IF trust,
l. executed ON the 18th day of March, 1908,
by the late William Nice, i'll order to secure
mentioned unto Mr.. William Cook, I shall in
consequence of the power vested in ne as
Trustee, on the nth day OF November next,
on the premises, proceed To sell to the high
est bidder, that valuable and highly improved
Tenement on which the said Nice resided
the said sale will be made under the late law,
passed on the 5fst January, I8o9-entitled
4" An Act concerning executions and for other
purposes"
EDWARD w. TRENT. Trustee.
October 18th, 1909. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

NOTICE. snail petition the nexl Gre.
~ neral Assembly for a law to pass di.
vorciug me from my wife Tabitha, of which
all persons are hereby notified.
JOHN DUNKLEY.
Halifax, October Sd, 1909. J,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-24

FORTY DOLLARS RElvARO.-Ab.
seconded about ten days ago, nay negro
man, NED; he was formerly the property
of Col. Robert Goode of Wai.by, anl vas
bought by me of Mr.. Archibald Freslaad
Of Manchester /; hsis about 81 years of ag.,
Ave feet or inches high, stout made,
very black, With large black eyes. & broad
FIAT nose. He had on waen he weat agav
a corduroy jacket, caloured wlis,caat, Blue
pantaloons, glazed hat, brown cotton stock
ings and shoes. II is probable that he IS
lurking somewhere in Manchester or il
neighborhood where he has many connec.
lions. The above reward will be lid for
securing him in any gaol in Virginia, and
reasonable charges for bringing him home
JOHN DU MOP.
Petersburg, Oct. 9, 1909.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-21
Albemarle, Oct.27 15tg

III OTlCE--The subscriber being extremely
y DESTROYS OF settling his affairs, in this place,
particularly, relates TO paving hi, creditors
Offers for sale, until the 24th December next,
privately, or il not SO sold before that day, viii
then sell. at public auction, on thcpremscs, all his
HOUSES and LOIS, ON Carey Street Or he
VIII barter said Property, for Lands in the Yves
tern country, by small proportion of the value
OF SAID prop>rty being paid in cash. And on said
day and place, will sell all his Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, &c. Should any per
son incline to treat for said property before the
said day Of sale, By application to the subscriber.
they will be siewn the premises
TdJiES HURTT
november IA. tds
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LoUDoU.W LAND FoR s8LE


FOR SALE, On Thursday, the 2lst of Dec
Z next, on the premises, the EFt
TRACT OF LAND.
ON which the late Judge Jones resided, in Lou.
doun county, with about IS SLAVES, and The
stock of Horses, Cattle and Hogs, on the estate
The tract contains nearly two thousand acres, &
Possesses many advantages which entitle il to tho
attention OF those who may wish to reside in tina,
highly improved part OF on: country Two mer-
chant mills are in The neighborIood, one ON the
adjoining estate, and the other within two miles
II is IS miles from Alexandria, and forty from
Ceorge-Town The new Turnpike from Alex
andria, crosses n corner of the land, and termi-
mates at the nearest mercha Mt mill. The tract is
remarkably well watered, Little river passing
through the middle oft, and many small streams
on each side, emptying into that river. About so
or 90 acres are already we'll set with timotily, s.
at least 800 are capable OF being made excellen,
meadow. 1t will be divided into tracts of differ.
ent dimensions, to suit the convenience ct purcha
sers.
a credit OF one, two and three years will be al
lowed bonds with approved security and deed
OF trnst on the land, will be required. The Ne
groes are supposed to DC very valuable, some of
them being good house servants, and the Others
Prncipaiiy young men and women. For them
the same term Of credit will be allowed.
JAMES MONROE,
ENecatOr of the iate
JOSEPH JONES, the Elder.
Aibemarle, Oct.27. 15tg
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ROBERT GREEJvHo W.

mi EkCHANT, IN williamsburg Will dis
AVA pose OF the vniRabte and most eighty situ-
dted TENE 4nENI, on which he now .esides,
al this city, at credit of one, two, three Sc four
years bonds with approved security, to be gil
ven by the purchaser, bearing interest from their
dates, until paid Or he will receive in e&changy
improved or unimproved LOTS, in and about tue
city of Richmond, at an agreed ON price.
Al! the advantages attached to this property,
cannot well be described IN advertisement -
They are left to be judged Of by those inclined
to treat with hm-sufice it, however, to say,
that the dwelling. house is roomy and spacious,
ehat 1t has every convenient out house, necessa-
ry tor those moving in the genteelcst sphere !;
with newly erected store, for msrcantil. purpo-
ses that 1t is situated on the south side OF the
nain-sreet, in The centre Of the city distant from
the court house, market and church, or 500
yards, that its front IS open on the right and left,
Go two spacious public squares, at once adding TO
the prospect, aud giving free circulation to the
air That the whole tenement is in compteat
and perfect State of repair; and that the build
ings stand insured against fire, by the Mutual In
surance Company, III Richmond The premi-
uns, quotas, &c. all duly settled up to the LIST OF
April last. To add to the conveniently of such
MAY be inclined to possess this property, an acre
of ground LAID down in Clover, about 2U0 yards
from his house, also, on the main street, and a
tract of Land, containing between 80 and 100 a.
cres, covered with oak, hickory and ,"ne, !
miles from the town, yielding inexhaustisle
supply Of fuel, will be attached.
II he is successful in the disposition by sale or
exchange of this property, he will sell eight o.
ther Tenements, on the same terms all Of which
are most eigibiy situated, in different parts OF
the city, the n;n.street and except one,
which has Just undergone thorough repair, all
Senanted out to respectable tenants, puuctu;d in
therr stipulated payment OF rents and which
Che will convince those, inclined to purchase, J
do annually yield areve,,ue, the price he has
yal ,t,a - y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-21
FAsHroNABLE

moor e. SHO f. MAKERS.
"a ME Subscribers next door above Messrs.
Il Prosser aud Moncure's Vendue o flee. just
fTo''t PhilddeIphia--!'ave commenced the manu-.
iacture of Boots and Shoes, Of the most fdshiona
bfe shapes, neatly and faifij.iiy made oat OF tic
best materials, selected win much care and at
tent'on IN elphia-Those who may favor
them with their custom may rely upon beng near
y f6cG, and promptly attended 20
Orders from the Country snail be duly execu-
ied and are respectfully solicited. And they
us. IT, by tlcir assidaiiy and attention tbey
vii merit share patronage in the line OF their
profession.
CAHPBELL c, PAUL.
Two Apprentices from II TO Is years Of age,
wanted
november II. 2mT
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITUKE.

nN the 9th instant, will be sold, ut Public
~ Auction, at Shirley, in the county of CHARLES
City, all the Household and Kitchen FURNL-.
JORE, belonging to the estate of the late Chas.
Carter consisting of a variety of articles. The
terms of sale will be, cssl, for all sums under IN.
~ dollars, aud bonds with approved security,
payable IN twelve months, for that sum or up
wards, to bear interest from The date If not pune.
tudy paid
IVILLId11S cARTER, Exec'r. of
ROBERT CARJER, Deceased.
November IL. ids
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
{ HE Annual Meeting of Stockholders, will
4 be held at Brooks's Tavern, in Manches.
ter, on the first Monday in December next. Such
members AZ cannot attend in person, will it is
expected, appoint their proxcys. The under
signed requires to be furnished, SO soon as posi-
bic, with the necessary evidence of shares sold
and purchased, Since the last meeting, in order
mat transfers may be made on the company books
aud shares duly represented.
JAMES BRxNDER, err.
November 4 I'm
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FOR SALE Ar THIS OFFICE:

FOX SALE Al. IHlS OFFlCE: q
The 5th Volume Of the ENoyIRER, compleat,
bound i'll boards.
VIRGINIA DEBATES, in the Convention,
bound in calf, sheep and boards.
BURR'S TRIAL, for Treason and for Mis-
demeanor, in boards-By d. Robertson.
LETTERS on the Subject of THE CATHO-
LiCS-By Peter R.ynsley-from the 11th London
Edition.
BLANKS, for Lawyers, Clerks, Sheri6s, Con.
stables, Merchants, &c. G-c. which will also be
printed according to any form exhibited, at the
shortest notice. srE s,s.,
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ON the al.t day Of December nsxt. h. fnir.

d " the 2lst day of December next, # fair,
- IT not the next iar day, viii be sold, at the
dwelling House Of tine late George Garner. in
tlic county Of We,tmorelancl, about sixteen like.
iy NEGROES, and the present years crop Of
corn, &c w'ich property Will be sold pursuant
10 a ieed o! trust, mad, by George Garner for
tie purpose Of securing che payment of his debts.
Tie sale will be on a credit Of twelve months,
the purchasers giving bond with approved secu.
Tity. 1t tie negroes and crops do not scil for a
sufficient sum 20 pay the debts OF ie said arer,
the subscribers will, on TIE dag after ti,e sale OF
the negroes and crops, sell all or Su much OF tile
land conveyed y trust for the sbove purpose, as
wllI make SUN sufficient for tie payment OF the
debts OF the saitl George Garner All such Gre
dltors as may exhibit their claims to the suhscri-
bers before ti said 2Ist Of December next, pro.
perry authenticated, and which the Subscribers
NAV Consider legal and iust, may purchase ut tho
sad sale, aud shall DC allowed dscoun, of their
claims. against their purchase
THOS STOWERS,1 .,
JAMES coz, /fN''ef'
Westmoreiand County,l
OctObcr % tds
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----s
%. Published BY Thomas Richie. ,,earf, ob.

GT Published by Thomas Richie, nearly OBJ
posite the Gi.6e Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
GT CONDfTIONS:- FIve dollars q year, to
he paid annually in adpaace. Those u > ,si:h to
be considered annual subscribers, must .efeater
their papers svi be discontinued at the expiration
Of the frst year. No paper can Be stopped until
all arredrages haze been paid cF--Good acceb-
frances, in Richmond only, yoM be received in pap
H,eat The same rule as to Advertisements.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-21
NE SURSCRIRER
november IA.

TT AVING taken he whole of the large bricl,
Il Building, belonging to the estate of the late
Mr.. VIM. Price, on the street leading from the
Capitol, will be prepared to accommodate from
fifteen to twenty OF the Members ofthe next As
sembiy.
JUDITH NELSON.
October 1. IT'D
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-21

A CARD.-Doc7oR LEEIS, lately from
I n the West-Indies, has opened his Office, at
Manchester, in the house of Mar. L. Bishop, for
the practice 81 Ps2sic, Surgery, and Midwifry
He hopes from his success and experience, to
merit the Patronage of liberal public.
N. Il. Private families may be supplied with
Medicines, with suitable directions. Or Advice
for the poor, gratis.
SempteTber %. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-21
aTATIsyEI,YPEoUE

CUBSCRIBERS to the ENQUIRER, in this
~ State, and those who are indebted to this of
hce, for printing, &c. are informed, that the Edi-
TOR expects to receive his respective demands by
the hands of their Delegates to the ensuing Lee
gislature-who are requested to obige him 1T
ihis respect, November Z. wSw
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THE SUDaCRIBER

hFFERS FOR SHE, a Tract of LAND,
~ lying in Hanover county, on the waters OF
Cedar and Mill creeks ; containing, by estimate
or, AVS acres, adjoining the lands of col John
Thompson, decd JOHN Thornton, Mary Clough
and others There is quantity OF good meadow
Land attached TO this tract = small dwelling
house newly built. A minute description is dee
med unnecessary, as it is presumed 80 one will
buy without first viewing the premises The
terms of ale are, one.thlrd of The purchase mo-
ney to be paid on the day OF sale, the other two
tiirds, in two annual payments the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security ; also,. a
deed OF trust on the Hand. If ;lie abose land is
not sold privately by the 22d of December next,
shall on that day offer it for SALE at public auc-
ton, on the premises.
nm WINCFfELD.
Hanover NOV. IL StG
H. d Possession Of the above land win be gi-
ven on The first day of January next,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-21

ou i'CES iiC anu SOiIiIuOn
Broad Cloths,
Do. do. Cassemeres,
Do. do. Coatings,
Flahnels, Fancy Vest
ing,
Red and Black Bomba-
zetts,
Worsted, Cotton and
Silk Hosiery.
Cingharns, Cotton
Shifting, Hl
Irish Linen and Dow
lass, =
Fine and Common
Printed Callicoes,
Velvets Cords, I'm
brellas, Threads,
Sewing Silks, Extra
long White and CO.
lored Kid Gloves,
November Ii
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-21

u ME subscrio-ts offer fl. ale, ,ery rene.
ri assortment oi GiEucERIES, ,qb;cl,
they will dispose Of on ,0dcrsts terms, eor cash,
coo"try prodoce, aD.,roi cl paper.
hLso, o. hess ard II brandy Wine Gun.
Powder.
D-;.5cs 10. -
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FOUND !!
JOHN WOOD.
.aH a.

n SUM of money-The owner may have it by
IN giving satisfactory evidence OF his right,
and paying the cost of advertising. Apply at tins
Office. November7. IF
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White and Colored H&-
bit, do.
Cambrick Muslins,
Plain and Leeded Null
do.
Spider Nett, & Fancy
Grape, do.
kno,ted s Sprig Leno
do.
Diagonal and veined
do. do.
Elegant Worked Ores
ses, a.~ ~
Ditto Silk Shayis and
RandkerchieIs,
Black plaid and plain
Colored Lustring,
Plain Silk and Fancy
Cut Vel:cts, White
Satin and Grape.
JOHN WOOD.
II
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NEW STORE.

'HE Subscriber IS now opening opposite 80
L Gl0be-Tavern, a general assortment of
Piece and Fancy Gooas, amongst which, are
SuDer and \
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-21

4 Nm Wednesday, December 27, .19O9-At
- the late dwelling house of Nathaniel Ian.
caster, decd. ABOUT ten piles shove the court
mouse, IN Prince Edward county, on Appoma,tox
river: WIN be sold, to the highest bidder, the
following PROPERTY, belonging to the estate
OF the deceased, q valuable stock ofHorses, Cat
tie, Hogs and Sheep, the plantation Utensils,
household and Kitchen Furniture too tedious 10
mention. .s. I
Also Nine valuable NEGROES; also, the
crop ot Corn, Wheat, Oats and Fodder A Gre
dit OF twelve month will be given the purchasers,
on their giving bond, with approved security.
All those who have legal claims against the
estate OF lie deceased, will be pleased to exhibit
them duly authenticated, before the day OF
sale, TO enable the administrators to make provi-
sion Tor thefpaynent. All those who are indebted
to the estate, VIII see the necessity Of immediate
payment, as 1t must be evident no indulgence can
be gwen.
.JOEN LANCASTER, }
FoBERT LANCASTER, Aa'i's'
august Is. t3e wifi
\ HAVE REMOVED TO RICHMOND.
L BENG. .BOTTS.
" ANTE ID to purchase or hire, good house
w SERVAN1--Apply at the Enquirer Of
fee.
October 81. ,f
6NASH win be given, for good male House
". SERVANT, and female COOK.
Octobes 81 tf
Gurope
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~ b Possession Of the above land win be I'll
ven on the first day of january next
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"HoHoUR or THE KIRe. "--A,i Ene.ysh
printer mays cf The foHovihg hi.mo1ou5
sgw6s, on fte celebration # the. fffef5 an
lltcD(cr$ary u king Georges reign, one 2sIh
of OCT. last:
IiTE JUBTLEE.
ne hare taken some Hains to nsrc,/o;,,
tie d;Gerenl modes 10 ceiebrute gls
froacht1S entry cf hts mafcsfg inso 5he NH.
efh yeer Il his retgn a su6jrtt zy5;cI e..
et,gT0ssed fhe ha6hc attention for son,e
HRie. ~ oN"tG
re IGLlo7O chandters recommend q Se0..
,'at tlsilwtnafion Il beng ,hs most et7scfUar
2ffhe feohtc. '''N''J
me fGylors advise khat ~very ian, obs>,,.
"s nay 81" y ne Hinss>r IN /o,m. 80. 80
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However, ne shook nothing but his pocke,
handkerchief. " n song, IA which the spirit
OF |tff was invoked to preside aver the
councils OF Britain, aud the spirit Of .lelson
to iead the British arms tovictofy, on the Gav
Of battle was sung. The effect was sui
H"'e something like that OF the punch, /
s6oold imagine, from the contrast 81 spiri,s
- Rare -itr. Eifzgeraia," that jlIustrious and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-27
NET INVEN7IOM

o., Saturday last. Mr.. Stephen w. Dana,
Of Kub6Grdstozvn, Hermont, exhibited a
WaSSon, constructed on his ne-v imfroue
nent in 4rheei carriages, (fhe right Of
7chich is secured TO him by letters hafent J
This nezv IMPROVEMENT, in the construe-
ing Of all Kinds Of zvkcei carriages, con-
sisfS in firing an iron or metallic a,rictree to
each 7cheei, evhich turns svith the 9oheel IL,
its REVOLUTIONS. These artetrecS are driven
through The hab or nape of each zvhcei in lis
centre tire fart within fhe hub Being square
or such form as to hreUent IT'S turning in
fhehu6 or mare. From the z:hesi This arie
tree e:rtendS under The bolster or body, TO
near ifs centre, where one end rests in a
centre bor Of metal, PROPERTY secured
That fart Of the arietree qvhich lies near
the svheci, is SUPPORTED By ard turns in
another metal 6or, though (which 10 haascs,
and 7phich is firmly Secur ed 10 the bolster on.
body. by a. strap Of iron going unGer the
bo.r and rsnnd The bolster.
Hence each Of The qsheels, hapin.g its ozy,l
revotUfng a.rie, the inner end Of gvJiich ts.rns
under the centre Of The bolster or body,
they can turn independently of each Other.
and every zvay, and the line of the anietree
mayfair any required degree of'facination,
by eiepatins or dettressing the centre boz
the arietree is Prevented by a Key ser there
in, .Jram being forced our Of fits hroher hosi-
ZION by the motion Of The carriage. There
are conducting Passages or hofes cast in
The bores, for The, hnrfose Of Introducing
oil, or any other frofer matter for leSsening
The friction. ... Vermont fiajher.
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(BY AUTHORITY
Law or THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To continue in force &C An &C, declaring The assent
81 Congress TO certain act Of the state of South
Carolina passed the twenty first Of December,
one thousand eight hundred an /ow."
ID E it enatted BY the Senate and House of Re-.
ID Presenfatives Of the United States of dine
RIGA IN Congress assembled, That the &C. of
the twenty eighth day of March, ono thou
sand eight hundred and six, entitled " An act
declaring the consent of Congress to an act of
the state of South Carolina, passed on the TWEEN
ty first day OF December, ono thousand eight
hundred and four, so Far as the same relates to
authorising the city council of Charleston 60 i'm
pose & collect duty on the tonnage of vessels
from foreign ports," be and the same is hereby
continued in force from the passage of this act
Tor live years, and thence to the end of the next
session OF Congress thereafter and no longer.
j. B. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
GEO: CLINTON,
.Vice-President Of the United States and
President Of the Senate.
June IS, 1909.
APPROVED
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nj oTIcE.-Pursiant s7ss eecd o. trust exe.
Il ~ cuted to the subscriber by Robert Sa M
ders, Of Buckingham. and recorded in the said
county court. bearing dale the fourth day of ian.
isoS' inortierto secure the payment of debt due
John Lakeland: We shall;on Thursday the ooh
day of July next. proceed to sell, agreeable to
an act OF the Virginia Assembly. entitled An
act concerning executions, and for other pmrpo-
see, at the house of Mr.. j. Hendricks, Bucking-
ham, negro man named GLENN, to satisfy
and comply with the purposes mentioned in said
deed. I'm. NJ THORNTON,
C'LABON HEST.
June ~. wSwT
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June G..

AND FOR SALE-Whl be sold, to the
highest bidder, on the 18th day of July next,
the tract OF Land, whereon the late David Ow.
en- deco: lived, containing AIS acres, lying in the
county of Powhatan, about four miles from the
courthouse. There are two settlements on this
Land, on each of which is good orchard, from
which considerable quantity of excellent cyder
is annuailymade the quality of the Land is such
as is usually to be found in the neighborIood; it
Will be divided into two lots, or sold in one, as
may be most conducive to the interest of the es
tate
The terms will be, 500 dollars paid on the day
OF sale, 500 dois. in six months, and the balance
IN two equal annual payments. Bond with APP
proved security, and deed of trust will be re-
CURED OF the purchaser, the bonds to carry ;nte
rS't from the date, ifnot punctually paid Posses
SION given The first day Of Dec next, with the
privilege ofsowing small grain the first of Sep
tember next Mr. George Owen. living on the
'ahd' VIII shew 1t to those who may wish to vic w
IT, JOSEPH NIl1O,
E"ec' u the late will and testament of
DAVID OiPEN, Deed.
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