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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-09

Aga,@s. h's Country with the spleen

Tic has offered himself Us the tool Of ToCiard---
he has snughttnc means Of erslayi1g al Paris
Instead Of Pn;ting his enenics to shame, IT he
bad been really Innocent, by Ue purity Of his
after lie, or vaeitin5 ont bi1 sins in tiet on
remorsc, he has been an ahicct supplicsut Tor
our rum al the feet Of Europe. But his means
are those Of mailman. lis late project for the
division ol the Jntcd States is really WORTHY a
the mSn, who dreamed of throne in TIE empire
OF Ouiclrta. Postcriiy will hang him on the
same gib6es With Catslne and Arnold.
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KNOXVILLE Oct oz

KNOXVILLE, Oct. ~.
E1trqct Of a lcttrr 70 a gentleman in this
place from his corresh5ndent in Nat.
chez, dated ne third Of Der.
81 inclose you the lates, occurrences from
the Florida convention III may be relied
upon. Governor Holmes Intends ordering
de- achnent 81 The militia ;s this territory 10
be in readiness TO march in the event of e :.
mergency, to the number of sixteen hundred
Two companies of the U S. troops under the
command OF Col Covington, marched for the
frontiers ofWest Florida a few days ago
Various are The conjcctures IN this quartet
--Most seem TO think that the convention
will prove triumphant Numbers frou this
and the Orleans Territory have joined the
patriots. --CIurion.
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t E l. E NJ A c HUI 5
TIE ksLA.tD OF cal.ypso

The public are respectfully acquainted that e.
very attention has 0een paid to this interesting
general patronage.
For Prospectus, see Bills of the day
Doors to be oheae6 at haH tast 6ve, and the per-
Jormanee 10 commence at h0J past g.
oa. ftrfets to De Aada A1r. Davis's printing
Nov. 9. -
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MURPHY & CRUMP, in adtliuon to tbe;,,
AsA usual supply of GROCERIES, have i e.
Fecelyed a general assortment of Glass. CHI
"a EAR1HEN & STONE WARE, which
dace 1'0-
October 49, A..
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NJ Office The respective Masters A.,
requested to forward ali Letters or Psok-
ages which they have received or may receive
directed 20 dins'eyvle, Virginia, to Tinseyvi e,
JOHN TINSLEY, p. w.
Tinslay,ilie, voN ~. "
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s4oR RENT for one or moro years, and nos.
>, session gwen INN Ada,cIy. the TENEs
MINT now in tie occupancy ofthe subscribsr !.
IN every re sPect wellcalcula d to accommodate
genteel family, the buildings nearly ali new. r
IN good repair consisting ola Dwelling House
Smoxe House. Carriage l1osse, Stable {, Cow
House an excellent garden spot well inc,,sed =.
wch OF excellent water and an ice house ON
az extensive plan, nearly fnished-terms made
known Oh application 70 tho subscrjber ''''
Ed. HALLAM.
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ESoNSuANF to a decree OF the Conr,.
Conrt o. Hanover, SpiH BE sold on the IOth
uoyo December next, At tar, otherv;ee a.
next far day, for the benefit of the D;s,,i,,,a.
ol Mslor John Bowe decd the following tract.
and lot OF LAND, to wit-That Wei tno,..<,
Tavern called the MERRY-OAKS III WI WI
me Stage road leading from Richmond 20 tI,.-
fSaSrai City, only 10 miles from M, f,r,,s,
Piace'-Io enumerate all the ADVANTAGES at,srh-
Gu 10 this ancient stand as Tavern, would be usf-
ess' as .e IS prssumaple any person DESTROYS of
purchasing Will FIRST view The premises . s,,H;
1t howa'er 10 say, that both the maj! and ,,.,oa,-
,,ou"tih6 stages keep yearly their chance oe.
1'rses there which Will ultimate " enabis n.
poSssssor 10 enrich the lands, and the passeno-o,s
eieher pieaisi sst or dine every day. There orr.
80, 1. ~ ."e afern about hundred acres Of
land which is well adapted to the culture of "
wheat, oats and clover. 'o.iiS
hLoO--o or COO acres of LAND s;tu,t..
"'Ih'n one and half miles of the Merry OAR
and adjoining the lands of Col Tompki3s u.s.
V'u thVer and Joseph Wingield Tins trort.
WI DC s1,d entire or divided to suit purchasers.
1" ICES well, a part s well tinbered and :; II
adapted To the culture of small gl ain. An, 80. 80
son WISHING to purchase viii ne she,vn ~ -.
ore mentioned lands by appl cation TO capte;r,
"ath"hiel Bo"e wne resides sdjacent tbrrstn
h'c on the same day and place viii be sold a.,
rp n.',pio'eu nan acre lot OF LAND "A Hanover
io"h----- we've months credit will he ILL.,.
cd inc purchasers, giving bond with arnrn,s,,
security and deed Of Trust on the land 70 a
cure the payment--By " Sc"
THE COMMISSIONERS
So. p telH De sold on the same day md place.
, 10: c1 I hv@ / RES IL tie Deep Kun Tnrnr
PIX company and about one thousand doiIam,-
III SIX SIX and three per cent deferred Stock
wan be rente" for the ensuing year, the plantsa
sides. "' present re"
WIZ & FATGI. BOWIE, ..adm,rs
november 9. - acc
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COMMUNICATIONS DIED On the 1871
Of October, al Buck Island, in the county of Al.
bemarle- Miss JANE WOOD, daughter of Mrs.
Lucy Wood. after suffering for years, the seve
rest Elections oi 2 pulmonary consumption The
writer IF this article, who mas known her from
her infancy, hes esteemed her ever since She req
cbed that period of life when the character can
ascertained, as the most excellent of human be-
inSs nor is IL believed that y lower estimate of
her worth was formed by any Individual who had
the good fortune to be intimately acquainted with
her, The following lines, extracted principally
from an old publication, exhibit Just portrait
of this admirable Young Lady and truly express
the regret of erfrIends
If pureet virtue, sense refined in youth,
Religious wisdoni and love Of truth
a heart that knew no thought ignobly mean
temper sweetiy cheerful, yet serene,
A breast that GlDw'd with those immortal fires
Which true benevolence alone inspires
II these cord leng,hen fate's tremendous doom,
| And snatch ono moment from the gaping tomb,
Death rad, re!enting, thrown his DIRT aside,
hnd--Oh the best Of women had not died
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also Tor rent the houses now in the occunsp.
~ OF Mr. Placide, and Mr Young, fron,nr the
Capitol Square, and Joining the Washinyto5 r.
possession given on the 18th inst applv
as above "PPN
November q o..
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ELECTIONS.

1, Soa,h Cnrclino-' Langdcn Chevcs, sWiliiam
iLowrdes, ID. X. Williams, }. C. Collfoun, WI.
liam Butler. Richard VIM, Thomas Moore, -E
las Earle, all republicans, elected for the I2th
Congress Those which are sisrred,.arc req
members GT Messrs Cheevcs Coz Charleston
and Colhoun have never yet been ON the 9our al
lCongress-thcy are said TO be men of distinguish
ed talents.
| Fennsyicdnia--- The neS, Members in the 18th
Congress, are Messrs. William Rodman, Il Ia
Wis, Joseph Letever, ]. NJ Hyncman, .Giaaes
Minor, William Piper, hbner Lacock, and 10
nathan Roberts-The old Members are Messrs
William Anderson, David Baird Robert Brown.
William Crswf'rd, william Fndey, George
smith, Robert Whitchil, Adam Seybort Aaron
| Lyle, John Srp'ley--I7 Republicans, aid one Fe-
deralst. The Federal member is in ltalic
NJ 1t were tn be wished, that whenever the
papers in the different States give us the result
OF their respective Congressional Elections, they
would lnot oclv state which. are the old and
The new members, and what arr. their politics,
but what are the names of the old members not
re elected
The Legislature Of New Jersey have re cleo
ted Joseph Bloomfield Governor and elected las
Linn. Secretary of State. :. NN
GJr The Congressional Election. in Masra
ehnsctts, took place on the LIST Monday in this
month.
W According to the Stanton Eagle. Jacob
Swooprs the present Representative for the Dis
trict OF Augusta, has declined pole for the next
Congress-and Gen Samuel Blackburn, of Bath,
VIII be Candidate for his shoes Botk, Felle-
ralists. ti>s
I4r CiGries JorentiS is the being who
writes for the federal prin. in this city
he IS the same being. who now edits the
Alexandria Gazette----and once edited the
g Virginia Gazette" be FORE it turned on to
be flaming " Potriof" under the auspices
OF Mr. Livermore. He is to be reporter of
the Congressional Debates, for those who
VIII Guy OF him. The man is Pruteus, ex
cept that his manners never change to
those of a Gentleman. Vcr5uns .Sat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-09

End o. the play, Dancing on the Tight Rope, FIR
Tue iaN' time, by Mr. Piacle, who viii d nee s
Ho'npt6r and display the Filgin variety Of att
tudeS' &c afterwards he w,li dance with . boys
fastened to Iii, feet; likewise with two men at.
tached to his feet in the same II, inner;
Alter The Dancing, viii be exhibited, grand
collection Of
HISTORICAL PAINTINGS.
"a ROUGH SKETCH OF rl-e scGxEnr.)
LIST. a striking view of BRoOK VAYSoN,
ESQ many years Lord Mayor of the city Ut Lon
don
2nd The burning of the PHILhDELPHIA
FhiS HE, by The gallant Captain STEPHEN
DECA1UR
81 The BOMBARDMENT or 7PIPoLL
4th Inc ever Memorable hs.ii.. -
AER'S HILL, where General WARREN is
seen at TIE IN ant ofhs death, supported by two
Veterans, &c. &c &c
d, lPamphets. descriptive of t6e Paintings to be
hsd at The door OF the Theatre, & at Mr. Adams'
Book Store. Price 125 cents
To which sv;N be added, for the Grst time here,
Strand R'stoTicH Pdnto11i1ne, an ttvo acts, cat-
led.
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MARRIED, on Monday Evening, the ODD inst
by III Rev. Armstead Smith, SAMUEL CnAw
RoeD, Esq ot the state George, to tie anna
bic Mss Rosy L RoGge,. DAUGHTER of Capt
WIN Rogers, OF Gloucester County, Va
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MAhR1ED-on Wednesday evening the 7th
INST Mr.. LEovo1D JONES Merchant, to Miss
Mary Holton eldest daughter of Mr.. Thos
Holton all OF tins place.
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60 No Gh0sr' was necessary " to tell" us. tina;
the ai'or Buer would prove the unrelentiag c.
nemy Of Tie u. S. land that with far fewer vir-
tues thah Cori6ianuy, he
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-09
From the " Z Pubic Adveytiser, ort. "a
NO PAPER BLOCKADE

mat England will not revoke her obnoxious
orders, is certain II is officially before the pub
nc, notwithstanding all her declarations and so
Tenn promises to repeal her Orders in Council
as soon as France repeats her Berlin and Milan
DEGREES her prime minister WeLesiey declares
TO cur minister, that she viii not repeal the Or
ders IN Cosncil, even after the French DEGREES
are actually IF. unless neutral commerce shall
nave been restored to the condition in which il
stood previously to the PRONUNCIATION of those
DEGREES which being impossible, the Orders
IN Council will not be repealed, unti Britain X
forced by commercial restrictions to abandon her
system and AS the President has received Off
cisi intelligence OF the repeal Of the French De
crees, he viii issue his proclamation on the Cd
oil November declaring the same, and the non
,ercourse law will go into operation on the I'd. of
February flour merchants calculate on such a
state ofthngs, they will not be mistaken, as the
President Will do his duty. and Congress Will
o'low up the system contemplated by the law of
he first Of May Fox's bockading Order of
May, 1906, viii not be overlooked BY the Presi
dent, IT P'nkney has omitted or neglected it in
| ms Application Tor the repeal of the British or
lers, after he received notice on the part OF
France.
- 4 Friend 10 Commerce
As our government nlust have been in posses
sion of the Official ad,ices of the repeal IF the
Be, lin and Milan deSrees we may now expe Il
By the first mail fom the seat Of government,
the proclamation required by the law Of the 1st
of May last Aurora Nov 3.
The London Prints are not aizpays wiseacres -
They say, that they have account, of 1.-THE rup
ture of the negociation between Fsance and
merica"-and then add, that Gen Armstrong is
about to leave FIR nce--Who does not see, that
this report had no other source than the depar-
ture of General Armstrong ! And yet it is curl.
Gus enough, that the very circumstance, which
made them believe that the negotiation was bro.
ken Oft, IS The very one that proves its success
tui compietion-lr was because General Arm.
strong Ind terminated the negotiation to his sa
tisfaction, that lie NOW leaves France.
Harrison Dance, esq las b en- appointed Clerk
OF the Court OF Appea ais vrce Join Brown, deed
0J The Editor requests such as are indebted
to HIM, to avail themselves Of the opportunity
presented by the members of the ensuing Legis.
lature-who are respectfully requested to receive
any sums Of money due on his account, and paw
The same on their arrioak
Nov 9 1910
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-09

;;NFv XcRE, Nov. !. i
Nferino Sales: 20 the $50 Merino Sheep
advertised for sale yesterday by MIR. Dun.
ham. only IS Rams aud Ewes were sold
Highest Ram, S ESQ Lowest 8 30
do. Eve, 1E0--do = 90
Average of Rams. 121--Do of Ewes 1873.
66.-W Y. Paher.
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Governor Claiborne left Washington City
ON 25th Oct. on his way directly to NJ Or
leans. The dispatch with which he intends
20 travel is owing 10 the revolutionary at
tempt in the Floridas 1T is said he carries
with him positive INSTRUCTIONS from govern
ment on the nature Of such event.
Ihit. En-. Star.
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iStrl)mana GDea.rr,
1e last risht Of Performance but t-ro this seaa.s
Mr.. PLACIDE's BENEFIT.

q" 1h's hv"nisg, F,iddy Nort,abtr 9. yc'N6e pre-.
s;nfc': Hf2refoh's csIe6, a'ed Con,eGy er
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sep GIVE under
stand that captain Tarhen. who arrived
here few days shce in the ". S. brig
oyren, will command the naval force On
this station until the arrival of Commodore
Shaw.
The celebrated DR.. Logan, has come home
in the Golconda.
The British General Cratfurd is reporA
ted to have rc5lsoed bis command in Por~
'usal.
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THE COMMISSIONERS.

VIZ s. NATEI.. BOWIE aJ,.,.
november 9. - acc a.
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Y-HE SUBSCRIBER, offers for sale. a gene.

yY~HE SUBSCRIBER, offers for sale, a gene.
a raj assortment Of GROCERIES, at his
Store, opposite the Swan Tavern. The articles
arc OF good quality, and carefully laid in Libe
r.! terms will be allowed to any one disposed to
purchase the entire Stock on land. This stand
u eilal to any on Shocke Hill contiguous to
40 principal Taverns, ard in a wealthy neigh
brhood. Possession given to any one disposed
topurchase, ON the first dsv NJ Nav next
1r RDWfRO HdLLHA1.
April "a It
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-01

or Published BY Taomas Richie, neGriy o.
tssite the Globe Taoern, Richmond, Virginia.
CT CoNDIT IONS Five dollar. rear, to
3. raid annually in Advance. Those suho .uish to
Be considered as annual Subscribers, must hereafter
I.sienate it at The rinse Of subscribing, otherwise
their papers ra be discontinued at the expiration
oS the fret GEAR.
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FoR SALE, at the Vendte Office CT the
II Subscriber, ,,
90 90 s sbis' Muscovado Sugars,
10 hhds Philadelphia Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds Antigua Rum,
pipes real Cogniac Brandy,
90 bbls Apple Brandy,
Hare's B:er in barrels and halfbarrelo,
oOO sGks Liverpool ground Salt,
Green Coffee in bags, barrels and tierces,
n quantity of Seiue Irvine,
Imperial, Hyson, Young Tyson, Hyson Skin,
and Souchong Teas,
90 boxes brown Soap, 49,
Kaisins in boxes and kegs, and many ether
articles.
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Aac'r.
z March = E
TgNIIE SUBSCRIBERS have fJr sale--First
Il and second quality brown Sugar, in Hhds
and barrels,
Loaf Sugar in barrels,
Prime green Coffee nhogsheads, barrels & bags,
10 Hogsheads Antigua Rum,
IS Boxes Imperial lea,
Quarter casks Madeira Wine,
DO. do. l. j. TeneriHs Wine,
10 Do do. Sherry Wine,
30. do. Malaga Wine,
10 Hogsheads primc Molasses,
90 Barrels rectifed N'hiskcy,
SO Boxes Raisins,
20 Boxes Chalk Pines,
10 Boxes Mustard, 10 bags Pepper, 10 bags race
Ginger, IS boxes Window Glass, by 10, 90
kegs Leiper's SrufF, ton Shot, German & Bis.
tered Steel. boxes Birthstone, writing & wrap
Rig Paper, 400 sacks salt, 10 hhds. stone w are,
is boxes Spanish Cigars, % boxes Soap, and $50
Grind Stones. Allof which will be sold on mo.
derate terms, for cash, country produce, or APP
proved paper.
WHITE G. SHELTON.
March 20. tf
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IT OST, between Richmond and George Town
IL District Columbia, } between the 1lth &
10th instant, ISIS
Il TICKET, No. e7es,
In the Unien College Lottery of New York, now
drawing-I 1t had the names OF Judah & Lazarus
printed on the back, and written thereon-' The
joint property Of Soseph 7rsn. and L. .1oseph, TO
be dioided If a prize" 1t was dropped, it is sup
posed, at some tavern on the road One of the
proprietors is now on his way to New York, and
will take such steps to prevent the sender,
should he not return it, from receiving payment
if it draws prize-if restored to either of the
owners, to the editor Of this paper, any resson.
able compensation will be made.
April 81. Ct
U' The Editor of the Alexandria Daily Ga.
zette, Commercial and Political, is requested to
insert the above one week and forward on his &C
count N the editor of the Argus for payment.
- ME SUBSCRIBER, will, in future, attend
Il the Inferior and Superior Courts of Gooch-
land. Albemarle, Louisa and Hanover Any bu-
sness in the collecting line which may be entrus.
ted to him, shall be diligently and punctually at
tended to. Letters addressed to him, ipost paid
to Potties Store, will be Immediately received &
particularly noticed
GEORGE HARRIS.
Louisa, April 27. w2lT
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April 90.

E>RESH CLOVER & GARDEN SEEDS
H. FoR SALE by the subscribers, at their new
Medicine Store near the Market Bridges guam
tity of CLOVER SEED and general assott-
ment Of GARDEN SEEDS, consisting in part
of early and late Peas, do. Beans, do. Cabbage,
do.Turnip; early Radish, Lettuce, Parsnip, Beet,
Carrot, Peppcrgrass, Simblins, &c. &c.
Also, Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Dyeing,
Drugs, &c. &c.
VAIL & ROGERS.
February 10. 9awtf
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MoNDAy, April 2s.

MONDAY, April Is,
Mr.. Smile laid before the House the BRO.
csedings OF the legislature Of the state of
Pennsylvania or the proposition of The state
'ot Massachusetts % @1tsBd tte constitution
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LfOR SALE-An elegant Philadelphia made
Y GIG and HARNESS FIVE tierces of Tan
ner's OIL: Also, wishes to purchase a pair of
well broke carriage HORSES bays will be pre-
ferFcd. Enquire of the subscriber, or in his alb
sence, of Mr. M Judah.
r c. x. SAUNDERS.
March 80. If
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TUST RECEIVED, AND FOR S4LE-Fir.t
a door above the Eagle Tavern:
Old Port, Ciaret ond Madeira Wines,
Gun. Powder, Imperial and Young Hyson Teas,
so Bbls. and two hhds. Apple Brandy,
90 Bbls. Caruther's double distilled and rectifed
Whiskey.
IL Hhds. and 10 barrels New. Orleans Sugar,
90 Boxes New-York Tallow Candles,
IS Do. Spermaceti Do.
30 Dbls. Linsced Oil,
Hhds. Treakle,
i Do. and Crate Bottles,
25 Lbs. fresh Nutmegs,
so Bushels fresh Clover and Timothy Seed,
Hampers fresh Salad Oil,
10 Dutch Cases white gilt bottles,
10 Boxes we'll assorted Glass,
And in daily expectation ofreceiving 80 cratea
Of Liverpool green and blue edged Wares, Pas.
sage Lamps, Candle Shades, &c. &c.
EDWARD HALLAM.
March Is. eptf
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TUESDAY, April IL.

IUbSDhY, NpTiT II.
Mr. Bayard presented the resolution Of
the Legislature of the state of Delaware dis
approving the proposition otthe Legislature
OF the state Of Massachusetts. for an amend
ment to the constitution of the United
States oa the subject .. embargocs, which
was read.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-01

The bill for the establishment Of the Ma
tional Bank was farther discussed and amen
ded, but no final vote, taken.
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JI'or sale my valuable tract of LAND, lying in
4. the county of Chesterfield, containing by
aurvey rs acres this land lies Ia about II miles
of Manchester, one and half from James River
one from Black Heth coal pitts, and about three
hundred yards from Sallye's pitts. 1t is sur
rounded by lands containing coalmines and is
thought by all the golfers, and all persons who
viewed the said Land, to contain large body of
coal. There is coal discovered in abou, 800 yards,
to the south of the above mentioned Land
This Land lies Immediately on the south of
the Manikin town road leading to Manchester,
At il thought unnecessary to give particular
inscription Of this land, as it presumed that a
ly person wishing to purchase, will view said
and, who by applying to me, living at the upper
toll gate of the Manchester turnpike road, will
be shown the land terms of sale will be one Sd
in hand, one Sd in 9 months, and the other Sd
'sn 18 months credit will be given by this pur.
chaser's giving bond with approved security to
carry interest from the date, if not punctually
paid.
DANIEL CULLIN.
April 90. Att
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I'm conformity to decree in chancery, Of the
i County CT. of Hslifax, made Oct. Court one
thousand eight hundred and eight; Will be
sold, on credit Of twelve months, at Halifax
courthouse, on Tuesday, the twenty ninth day Of
May, next, 1t being the second day ofthe said
Land, by late survey ; or SO much thereof, as
will be sufficient to satisfy the purposes of the
said decree-this Land lies in the county afocc-
said, on the waters of Difficult creek, and be.
longs to the estate of Aan r. Robertson, decd
and will be shewn to any srson wishing to view
Robert Wade, living near the premises, or col
John Clark and Col. Henry E. Coleman, the Ex-
ncutors, who will execute deed to the purcha-
ser, agreeable to the said decedent's will, and de-
cree Of the court.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
April IL. tds