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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-04
WRITTEN BY
MIR. JOSEPH TILLINGHAST..

Tune Rule Britannica
BY freedom rous'd from deaths cold sleep,
Again see Commerce cheer the deep:
Peace to her shining vesture clings,
And treasures load her spreading wings.
Hail, returning Commerce, hail J.
Eide the bllloW, rule the gale:
CoLuMBIAs flag again unfuri'd,
Shall wave her honors through the world );
, Once more her Eagles flaming eye,
Shall pierce the clouds of Europe's sky.
Hail, returning Commerce, hail
Ride the billow, rule the gale.
These are the boons We Yankees boast,
And neither singly shall be lost;
Freedom and Commerce shall be ours,
While life supplies resisting powers.
Hail, returning Commerce, hail
Ride the billOw, rule the gale.
The following lines were written by Lad,
In the eleventh year Of his age.
ETNA.
Lo, Atna burns the lightnings vivid glare,
Shoots thro' the flames, that DER tho crater
Id, heaps on heaps, the rolling smoke de-
seends,
While raging FIRE, her inmost cavern rends.
Now boils the lava, and the mountains face,
O'erwhelms, and then inyades its craggy
base.
1t seeks the ocean, and attacks the waves
Attacked by fire, the mad ming ocean raves.
1t first recoils, then rushes in storm,
Brave the loud tempest, lift {f tiff fhfFp qagads on
high,
And all the rearing winds, and Neptune's
rage defy.
Mean time,~the rocking lands, confess the
power,
Of him whose trident, awes the sea bea,
shore,
Trees, houses, cities, towers and vineyards
croWnd,
Vita purple stores lie level with the ground.
The poor inhabitant beholds his train,
Ofoxen, sheep s goats, his shepherd swain,
And wife & child lie breathless on the plain.
Slain by that power, who bids the tempest
rise,
And rolls his thunder thro' the trembling
skies
See the white waves, with Etna' fires unite,
With iaintlng nature, to renew the fgms
Charybdis here, there Scylla beats the shore,
And all Trinacria trembles at the roar.
B. f. G.
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Royol-strcet, .dleaandT''

The fazlozving highly abproprop,iate ODE =
zuere sung By the Company ct GADEi -
in Providence (R. at their e'atertal1s-
nsens in honor of the 10th Of June.
NEpTyNE's BIRD LIBERATED.
Wr;tten 6ysPAuL ALLEN, Esq.
TuNE-~ Anacreon IN Heaven
THE mariner who has escap'd the dread
Still PAGES the shore :: and thro' the mild
Cflate SO tempestuous, has now ceas'd to
And for the green sea-weed scarce prot
fers pillow,
8 He remembers with dread
The time that has feed,
When ocean S loud thunder broke over his
head:
'Tis thus that fair freedom rejoices and
halls.
The white wing ofcommerce unfurl'd to
the gales.
She oncewho in triumph pursu'd in her flight
The Car Of old Neptune all Ger his domi-
snion;
Oppressed and a captive, retir'd from the
light,
Sought shelter in shade while loose hung
her pinion;
In tyranny's chain
CompeIl'dto remain,
She ey'd the blue hilow and mourned but in
vain
No longer with transport the ocean she
halls,
But waits and still A9tters her wings to. the
gales.
No longer We see where the dark pillows
beat,
TIL horizon cncumberd with riches re-
turning -;
The bird who once brought such prize to
our feet,
is left to repine and in sorrow solourning;
Unlike days of yore
In vain we deplore,
- coa,, 40 -anessen9er now capn~-
The green olive waits US, it beckons and
halls,
But the Bird is dcni'd US to journey the
gales.
MY children, O where is thy beautiful plume
hat eyer the ocean presided in splendor
s THY genius, CoLuMBIA, exclalm'd in a.
gloomy
sWhat tale shall my lips to posterity rem
der!
The ocean--absurdi
No longer is heard
Resembling the note your favoritc Bird
Awake from your SAUNDERS your voice still
prevails,
And once more relinquish the wing to the
gales.
The Bird we delight in was born on the wave
His home is the oceaR-how valn the en-
deavor :sS
Conhne HIM to earth, and he pines like a
And loses bis splendor ofplumage forever,
With sorrow | weep
While In letters ye keep
a Bird of such plumage RESTRAINED from the
deep:
o shame ON my children let freedom pre-
vail,
And once more relinquish the wing to the
gale.
Inthe name of old Neptune. claimd his
discharge
The God so insulted, exclaimed with emo
ton,
My subjects, ye tyranis, shall wander at
large,
IT'S I that alone rule by right over ocean
If thou fndest (sald hej
The bird of the sea,
Break the bands that confine him, and send
him to me
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The folvowing highly apbropropriate ODE
zuere sung By the Company ct GADEi'
in Providence { X. L at their entertain
nsens IN honor of the 10th Of June.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

Resolves, az the opinion Of this committee,
that the petition OF the sJd Sally Dumss, pray
ing that an act ,nsy pass ivorcing her from her
said husband, be releesed-Ordered to lay on the
table.
Mr.. Madison, from the committee of PROPOSE.
tions and Grievances, mace the following report
The corn mit,ee q Propositions and Grievances
have, according to order, had undcr their consi.
deratcN the petition ane rcmons,rance Of sun.
dry inhabitants of the county of Warwick, to
them referred, and have come to the following
resolutions thercu1on
l. Resolved, Us the opinion of this committee,
that the petition OF sundry Inhabitants Of the coun
ty Of Warwick, praying that law may pass re.
moving the seat of justics for the said county to
Stony Run. is reasonsble
,, Resolved, as the opmion of this committee,
that the petition sundry other inhabitants of tile
county Of Warwick, in opposition thereto, be re.
jected Agreed to
"A petition was presented and read from John
and Samuel Murray, stating that tract of land
IN Caroline county, which they now possess, has
by mistake of the commissioners, been charged
at los p acre, instead of SIS Land praying tina,
the money which they have overpaid in conse.
quence OF the said error, may be refunded to
theR' and in future they may he compelled onl,
to pay at the rate offs per acre, tax on the said
land and tie Question being put the reference
OF the said petition, IT passed IN the negative
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FOR SALE-By virtue of a decree of the
4 superior Court Of Chancery for the Rich
mond district, pronounced on the 21st Septem-
Der, 1909, will be sold on the premises, on Satur-
day the 3Oth of this month"; to the highest bidder,
the BRICK HOUSE G. L01' or GROUND
adjoining thereto, situate on Shocko Hill on the
Iaain street leading to the turnpike road, and at
present occupied by Mr.. Joseph Carter as Gro
cery-The sale is made to raise a sum of money,
interest and costs, due from John b. VIM to
James Govan, assignee of James Innis, as par
ticuiarly mentioned in said decree
JOHN F. PRICE, Conrnsissioner.
Richmond, December9 ids
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kEMALE SCHOOL.-fsAees I. Hughes
3 will omen her Schoo, for the reception of
Young Ladies, on the second Monday in Janua.
ry next, in the house lstsiy occupied by Mr.. rho
mas Nicho,son three doors east from the Bank.
in Will, she vii! teach the following branches
OF EAlusation; -Rea!nS, flirting, Ayi,hn,etic, En-.
5iish Grammar and Gsography.-Terms of tuiti-
on, fer teaching Grammar OF Arithmetic ( per
annum-thoss who may learn the other branch
es { per ADMINISTRATORS will be received at
own bedling-an extra charge of { S will be
made to thos. whom she may furnish witk bed
dng-Pay ments TO be made quarterly in advance
No scholar Islil tie received for a shorter term
than SIX ".antls-nor boarder less than year
Needle work ~,it be taught to those who wish
it.-From a liberal public she hopes to meet will,
encouragement correspondent, to her exertons.
Richmond, December 10. 2,w4t
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THAVE REMOVED TO RICHMOND.
BENSf. BoTTS.
October 81. If

TWO hundred NEGROES for sale--WA
a positively be sold at Christopher Owens
Tavern, in the town of Urbanna IN Miidlesex
county, the ABOVE quantity Of Negroes belonging
to the estate of Philip l.. Grymes. ESQ. Of Bran.
don, deed. among which are, House Servants,
Cooks, Carpenters, Blacksmiths, Coopers, &c
&c. and also, 4 OK Carts with Chains, &c. and "a
ofthe most valuable Oxen belonging to said es
tate.
Thirty OF the above Negroes will be sold for
cash, the balance with the OXea, &c. will be sold
on credit fnine months, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
The Sale will commence ON the 9Th Of January
hext (f far, II not, the next fair day,) and will
continue from day to day till all are sold.
The cash sales will Commence OH the frat
day.
All legal creditors are requested to purchase
the amount or any part orlheir respective claims
ROBERT WEST,
IdnliaisDafor, Syc. of
PHILIP J.. 0RsBfES, dec'd.
Woodville, Gouces.l
21 EoyaRbcs % t1'
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- OPT. JOHNSTON, an addition to hls stuck
IL OF GOODS on hand, has received COM
plete and general assortment, which he will sell
low for cash OF negotiable notes, amongst which
are, IRON1kONGER1'a CUTLERY: Of every
description, White Lead in kegs, Window CIsas,
Glue, Suwarrow Spurs, Horse Whips, Brushes,
Scythe Blades, Seine Irvine, Imperial & Young
Hysen Tea, Coffee and Loaf Sugar, Oznaburgs,
Russia Shooting, Cotton Shifting, Cambrcks,
Patent Suspenders, Umbrellas, superline and
coarse Cloths, kerseymeres, Flannels, &c. wor
sted and silk Bindings, Manchester Cords, Wool
Hats, CarPeting, Mattresses, Ladies Morecco
cork sole Shoes, &c. sc.
CT Wants TO lire or purchase, young Wo-
man, who can cook and wash.
November 81. IF
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JOHNSON AND REAT.

JEWELLERS e. SILVERSl4ITf7.S ::
a t the crescent sign, opposite the Eagle-Ta-
y vern--Have just received an additional sup
ply OF ARTICLES in their line, (Which with their
former stock will render their assortment very
c. 'plete) consisting Of
Pearl Ear-Rmgs, Ear-Rings 8. Drops, Breast
Pins, Bracelets and Finger Rings.
Jet Breast-Pins, Bracelets, Earnings & Neck
laces, tortoise shell Combs OF the most approved
patterns, gold Watch Chains, Seals and Keys of
the latest patterns, Earnings, Finger Rings,
Breast-Pins, Bracelets, Buttons, Lockets and
Miniature Settings.
Silver Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes,
Stop Bowls, Cream-Pots, Cams and Cobletts.
Table, desert, tea and salt Spoons, soup, toddy,
cream and mustard Ladies', Salt-Stands, Thin
bles, Coral & Bells, Tea longs C Pencil Cases,
silver mounted Drks, Swords and Snuff. Boxes.
Plated Casters of various prices, Candlesticks,
Fruit Baskets, Tea-Pots, Sugar. Dishes, Cream
Pots, Salt-Stands. Table Spoons and Tea longs.
Block tin Tea-Pots and Tea Cadas, together
with sundry other articles too tedious to cnume-
rate here, all of which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders for work strictly attended to-
The highest price given for old silver and gold.
December 7. eptf
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWaRD.

D ANYWAY, from. the Subscriber, in the CITY
II Of Richmond, on tie 2oth Of October last, a
Negro Man named BILLY, supposed to be a6ovt
fVef feet nine ten inches high stout, seN made,
n little 6osr-leget!, has Jul faee about rspenty
gsars9 age: spas purchased Of Cyrus Curtis Of
Northumberland County .zUas raised in Lancaster
County on tie CHrrisonlan plantation BY Mr.. Gar
ter he IS called By the negroes oat place, zvGit-
inSnlan Billy he is gueI acquainted al Shiriey on
James Riper, svhe it is Likely he rs lurking at this
time.
IwW giVe the above reward if secured in jai!
in the Ciy Of Richmond, or sixty dollars if secu-
Tedin any jaH isrhe state Of Virginia. and into,-
n.nti0n giTen 70 foseph Carer, Of Richmond, or
John Yam, Of Charlottesville
1HoS. WINN, .Jr.
Ccfo0eF II. qu6nl
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y Office The Copastnership of Fitzgerald
y and Vaughan will dissolve by mutual con-
sent on the Slst day of December ensuing-All
persons having claims desired to call for pay
ment, and those indebted by bond. note or open
account, are most earnestly solicited to discharge
the sinc, as circumstances render it absolutely
and indispensabiy necessary that all the transac
tons of the concern be liquidated with as little
delcy as possible
Those persons yet indebted to the old concern
OF Henderson and Fitzgerald, are also desired to
discharge their respective balances Immediately,
as longer indulgence cannot be given
.J4MES HENDERSON,
hOBERT FITZGERALD,
ASA V4UGH1N
Nottowsy County, Nov .28, (Doc. 16,) 1902
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SHEPPARD IND LUChE

SHEPP.4RU IND LUChE
HAVE received general assortment Of Gro
Il ceries consisting Of
Sugar, Coffee, Pepper, Pimento,
w. J. Rum, Melasses, Ginger, Imp. Tea,
Country Gm, Whlskey, English Mustard, Salt
Sherry and Malaga in Sacks.
Wine,
Also, Eartlen, Glass, China and Stoneware,
German, Crawley and blistered Steel, Bar Iron,
Nail-rods, Soal-leatier, Writing, Wrapping and
Printing Paper, Spanish Segars, Cotton Cards,
Shot, Powder, Window-glass, Indigo, Cope
ras, Alum, Logwood, Cut Herrings, &C. Sc
Which they offer low for cash, country pro-
duce or approved paper.
N. e. Cash given for -four as usual.
November z wifi
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THE Subseriber offers FOR SALE the PL IN.
L TAIJON wherein he now resides, near
Nottoway courthouse, containing 500 acres, on
which are good improvements Of almost every
kind in excellent order.
Also, 800 acres, by an old survey, on the wa.
tiers OF Little Nottoway river, about or 10 miles
from the courthouse, one half of which is un.
Cleared and covered with excellent timber OF
almost every description, and the plantation in
good order for cropping
ROBERT FITZGERALD.
December Is. w6wS
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)w opening opposite tina
general assortment Of
n nongst which are
White and Coiored Ha-
bit, do.
CambriclS Muslins,
Plain aid Leeded Nun
do.
Spider Nett, & Fancy
Grape, do.
Knotted & Sprig Leno
do.
Diagonal and Veined
do. do.
Elegant Worked Dres
Ditto Silk Shawls an.
| handkerchief,
Black plaid and plain
| Colored Lustring.
| Plain Silk and Fancy
Cut. Velvets, White
Satin and Grape.
JOHN WOOD.
&c
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n I the request of Mr.. Robert Turner, we
l. shall proceed positively to sell on the 6th of
January next, at L O'Clock A. 81 on the premises,
for ready money, to raise in the first place, about
S 1900 10 discharge deed of trust held by MIR.
1>aniel Couch on the property, and the residue
for other purposes all the HOUSES G. LOTS
late the property of Daniel Coush, situated on
the cross street leading from the Bcll-Tavern 10
Mayo's bridge, now occupied by Andrew He
therton, Samuel Bell and others-The Houses
and Lots WILDE sold separate, that is, tenement
at time.
PROSSER G. 1fONCURE, Auc'rs.
Richmond, December 10. ids
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THE Subscriber is

Il Clobe-rascrn, .
Piece and Fancy Gooss
Super6ne and Common
Broad Cloths,
Do. do. Cassemeres,
Do. do. Costings,
Flannels, Fancy Vest.
ing,
Red and Black Bonba-
zetts,
Worsted, Cotton and
Silk Hosiery,
Gingharns, Cotton
Shifting,
Irish Linen and Dow
lass,
Fine and Common
Printed Callicoes,
Velvets Cords, Um-
brellas, Threads,
Sewing Silks, Extra
long White and Co.
lored Kid Gloves,
november IL.
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ED WARD H.4LLAiH.

RI U-IhO H.dLLTIN,
1T AS just received, from Ne W. York, and for
l. sale at the store lately occupies, by Daniel
Triplett, supply OF Fresh GROCERIES, zig /:
Gun Powder in cases offs lbs. each,
Imperial, Hyson, and Young Hyson,
Green Coffee and fresh Smoked and Picked
Chocolate, Salmon,
LOAF and brown sugars, Hair Powder,
Old antigua Rum, i<0ll and Pot Pomatum
Ccgn1c and old Peach Windsor and Brown
Brandy, Soap,
Holland Gin, superior Liverpool Ware,
quality, Canton China,
Liquor Colourng, Large and small sets,
hladeira and Sherry Plain and Cut Glass,
Wines, Best Spanish Segars,
Nntmcgs, cloves, mace Shott assorted,
Cinnamon, Aispce, Gun Powder,
Pepper. Race, and Agate Flints,
Ground Ginger, Writing Paper, Waters
h-st London Mustard, Crehores < Deselver's
10 white IN seed, suPeriine Playing
Rice, Pearl Barley, Cards,
Fresh Currants & crsn- Cotton & Wool Cards,
berries, New-England Cheese,
Ralsin' hnd Almonds, superior quality,
Anchoyics, Olives, Ca. IS dozen Salt. Petred
pers and Catsup, Hams,
Ftotant Indigo, Sack Salt, Salt-Petre,
Fig Blue. Bar.Iron
Alum and Coppcras,
" The above articles will be sold low for
Cash or Country Produce.
November 8. wifi
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VIRGINIA :-At . Superior Court OF Chan
v Gerry holden at the Capitol in the City of
Richmond, the frat day of September 1909.
John p. Smith, PIT. against Elisha Jenny, Jacob
Jenny, Philip Care, Bernard Hooe, jr. Philip
Slaughter and Fleming Bales, Defs.
The defendant Elisha Jenny not having entered
his appearance and given security according to
the act Of assembly, and the rules of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that he is An inhabitant of this country,
ton ofthe plaintiff by COUNSEL, II is ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here the first
day of,he next term, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond, for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the Capitol in the
said city.
Copy. Teste,
PETER TINSL Fl; &C.
November IL w2m
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FEMALE EDUCATION, will be continued
L at Mountairy the ensuing year, under the,
direction OF Miss Terrell who will teach read.
ing, writing, arithmetic, drawing, grammar and
geography The School viii DC opened the 18Th
OF January Terms--for board x Tuition (eacl.
finding her own bedding and candles) 8 100 per
annum, paid quarterly in advance. The most
satisfactory testimonials of Miss Tgtrells auaIi-
hcatlons as a Teacher ofthe above branches OF
Education May be seen below Particular at
te'itlon will be paid to tie morals and manners Of
Pupils placed at this School IT may be proper
to add too, that they have before them an exam
pie OF domestic economy, and steady industry
III the boarding apartment
HUMPHREY MILL.
Caroline, Dec. 16, 1909 sg
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~ ATIESEA PAPER MILLS.-Those who
II wish TO encourage the manufactures of their
own state are informed that they can be suppl
cd with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
any luanttfirg-
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who may favor them with their custom may rely
upon being neatly fitted, and promptly attended
to.
Orders from the Country shall be duly execu-
ted and are respectfully solicited. And they
trust that by their assiduity ard attention they
will merit share OF patronage in the line teir
profession.
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JUST LANDED, and for sale by the subscri.
y Der, at his Grocery Store
Gun-Powder TEA, OF superior quality,
DO. in canisters of Glib. and BIB each,
Imperial Eshing,
Young Tyson do and Tyson Chulang,
SouchoDg Patre and Pco Souciong.
100 Dozen bottles best Caret WINE,
SO Doz. Champagne and Burgundy,
Best old Madeira, Sicily do. Sherry,
Lisbon, Teneriie anu M.,laga Wine,
Aud Pine Apple Cheese,
With a complete assortment in his line, which
he offers low for ca IA.
AUB{N LdFOREST.
GJ Also, so kegs F, FF and FFF Brandy
Wine Gun-Powter.
Novembsr IL WOW
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oheaee, to send sach slaves out Of this common
wealth within limited time and the question
bsing put on reference fthe said petition, il pas
sed in the archaeological.
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Il DUCATION---Thcs subscriber oif.r. his
X services to the public for the ensuing year
to instruct bows and young men in the following
and Spelling the English language with proprie
ty-the Latin and Creek Languages, History,
Geography with the use of the Globes, the Ele-
ments of Naturol Philosophy, the Elements of
Geometry with practical surveying, Arithma-
tic, Vulgar and Decimal with htgebrs.---
The price of board, tuition, washing, bedding
and fuel, will be an hundred dollars for the term,
paid quarterly in advance, to commence on the
fifteenth of january and expire ON the tenth OF
Deeember next, with the usual vacation. He
hopes from his success, experience and diligence
in his profession, to obtain that share of the pub
lie patronage which he merits.
THOS. NELSON.
Humanity Hall, forks of HAND ..r
over, Dec. IA, 1909. ""h
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CAMPBELL G PAUL.

Three or four good Journeymen win meet en-
ploy above.
november Ia. 3mT
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FASHIONABLE
3 OCT q SHOE MAKE RS.

TNHE Subscribers next do =
4 above Messrs Pros :, + An |
Moncsre's Vendue.O flee, %
from .Shi!adsiShil--have com
menced the manufacture Of Boot.
and SAoes, OF the most fasIiisaG
DE shapes, neatly and fiithfM,
made out o, the Srst n,gteria!s.
selected with much care and at
tantion in Philadelphia -'r,os
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GERMAN OSNABURGs, for sale by tho
~ bale or piece, by the subscriber, at his house,
near col Mayo's Bridge.
JAMES INNES.
December l. w8w
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y virtue ofthe last will and testamcn, OF no
~ bert Means, decd. will be sold to the high
est bidder, on Wednesday, the Srd day of Janua-
~ next, if fair, otherwise the next fair day. the
LIND and tPLaNIAIION belonging TO the
said Robert Means, decd. IN the upper end of
uenrico county, containing, according To tie
deeds, three hundred and seventy three acres, &.
lying on the Three nstched road, about mile and
half above the short Pump. There are, on the
premises, two story dwelling house, having two
rooms below, with passage, and two above, y
grainery, stable, kitchen, ahd an orchard Of APP
pie and peach trees. The lands will be sold &c
cording to the deeds, and the sale will take place
at the dwelling; house. The terms will be, Onc
half of the purchase money TO be paid at the emf
oftwevc months, and the other at the end OF two
years, from the day of the sale: The purchaser
to give bond and approved security, with deed
of trust upon the property, to secure paymentof
the purchase money
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CARoLGEs, Dec. I'd, 1892
WE the subscribers have this day attended a.
examination the Female school, 1t Mr.. Hum
p.ry HhPs, under the Tuition of Miss Matilda
Terrell we have paid particular attention n, tb,
progress and attachments Of the pupils, IN Read.
ing, Writing, Drawing, Grammar and Ceoera.
ply, and with pleasure we profess that we havc
received Impressions highly fayorab.s towards
Miss Terrell, in her official capacity At the,
same time from our acquaintance with tie fan.
ny OF Ms Hiil, we cannot hesitate to say, that
genteel and favorable situstion here Offers tst,f
TO the public patronage IN word, such a ono.
as we, ~ the case of boarding OFT datg',tei,.
should deem avery way eligible,
PETER NELSON.
ANDW JsOADDUs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

DANIEL GALL,
Executor Of the JeSiI!itens anu last Will Of
ROBERT MEANS, Decd
November "a. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

CT liberal discount made to wholesale pur-
chasers.
Orders iog any Of the above qualities, address.
ed 20 the sCbscd1.ss, executed at the shortest
notice.
RANISTER G. Go.
August q. VT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

THNHE subscribers offer for sale, avery gene
4 raj assortment OF GROCERIES, which
they will dispose OF on moderate terms, for cash,
country produce, or appro, I'd paper.
Also, % Kegs and T f Brandy Wine Gun
Powder.
WHITE G. SHELTON
October 1e. e