The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04
NENNINc G MUNFoRDS REPORTS.

HENNING G. NUNF0RDS REPORTS.
I EWIS AID ANS has Just received fresh sup
- plies of BOOKS from Baltimore, philadel
phia and New York, which Ha.l thoss. on hand
and others daily expected, he fatters himself
makes ms assortment more valuable and e,.len-
sye tiian amy other collection IN Richmond, all
III which he wonid cheerfully exchange ioe cash
at Ike regular prices.
: Vol. 1 and 2 ienihg and Munford's Reports
royal vo ct. at S6 81 pea vci. from the press Oi
l. Riley, New YORK, who has the copy right.
Woman OF. Ida of Athens, vol, % ana I rs
boards. In recommending this interesting Novel
10 the literary world, it is only necessary to OBJ
serve that 1t IS from the pen of tae celebrated
Mss Cl9ensol, and RANKS among the first OF her
productions Essay on Sepnchres by Goodwin !;
The complete FalJier Rchques OF Robert
Burns, by Cromek Memoirs OF all American
Lady, by Mrs. Grant, author Of Letters from
the Mountains sc. &c: John de Lancaster
4 Novel by Richard Cumberland !; The Hun
Sarian Brothers by hiss Porter, Author Of 1had-
deus OF Warsaw. This is an Interesting noyel,the
stiie of which, as tits from the pen OF one whose
heart is the scat of every virtue IS pure, sprsi.t-
ly and unaffected. Vol. American law Journal !.
Newiand on Contracts, Selwyn's Nisi Fl1us,
Kidd on Awards and few OF every law l,uhli-
cation fIo!a the press ot Messis. Farrand Y Co.
Philadelphia
The History of the Administration of inhn
Adams. Memoirs Of the hon. Thomas Jeiitrsos
'o'S' w. . IL pouhu; D q " boards, q new
work.
Co large a:sortment of childrcn's books.
July H. w9w
WOOD LAWN for S,le--Ihc subscllDer
w oilers for sale, the tract of Land ON which
he now resides, lying throughout, on tue main
fork OF PaInunky river, in thu County OF Orange
s. miles from Fredericksburg, and 90 nom
Richmond, containing 76S acres--a full proper
ton of which consists of. valuable low-grountls.
half I.pj So lc L., 4
which is now fresh. The Wood land is al!
prime tobacco land, heavily timbered, and pecu-
iarly adapted 10 the growth OF that sind oil 10.
bacco which commands the highest Richmond
market price. There is perhaps, no land n. this
part OF the Country, on which the planter or.
farmer can rely with more certainty for a crop
THAN this, as from The nature Of the SOIL there is
no land on which q corp is sooner rIaturcd. Tho
improvements arc considerable. The cling
house as Of two stories, 80 by 20 feet dlvidea so
as to unite convenience with elegance. To one
end is attached wing OF 20 feet square. A
large and convenient kitchen, laundry and weay-
my house, the whole comprising Sin ground
rooms, are contained under one roof, and with
other out buildings, an lce-housc--a We'll of ex-
ceilent water lii the yard, affords every convent
ence requisite for the accommodation of a large
aud genteel family a stable OF II Stalls--the
hrst story OF granite stone, with apartments above
for gram, fodder &c. has Just beea completed No
buildings IN tact, necessary for the securing OF a
crop, or torthe comfort Of family are wanting,
and what enhances their value, is they are all
new and of choice materials the land Astounding
III the best oftimber and lying within one mile OF
a saw mill. One third ofthe purchase money,
will be required in cash
Western lands, provided they are situated on
iavlgabe water in the lower parts ofthe states OF
Kentucky or. Tennessee, or OH the Mississippia.
6oVe the mouth OF the Ohio, will be received in
payment, tor the balance OF the purchase money,
IT. upon aview ofthem, their quality aud price
suit. Those, therefore, who hold lands III the "a
boge range, and are disposed TO barter them in
this way, are requested to make immediate ap.
Picatinn, in person, on by letter post paid drec-
ted~o the Orang- Springs Post Office, and ad-
dressed TO DABNEy" MINOR
June 10. wSwT