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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25
August q.

FOHN ta3TINGS, NURSER1'MAN, G dR.
y DENER, :SEEDS6fdN c. tLoRISy, has
FOR SALE, Afble. Apricot, Nectayine, Plumb,
Iear, Peach and Cherry TREEs of the very bes,
sorts- Also, Goosebcrry & CNvant Bushes, with
numerous variety OF ShRuEs and PLANTS OF
the most rare kind.
Catalogues OF the above may be seen at Fits.
SuhYisonn and Potter's, Richmond, who will pune
tuaiiy attend to any orders left with them
= N %. FITzwHYLsoNNG 6 Porter, l,svs Just
received small AssosrMENr of fresh GAR.
DEN SEEDS.
January 90. SSw
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Property ror saan-

~ ALUABLE PROPERTY FoE SALn-
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court OF the United States, in the Virginia Dis
trict, pronounced at the last session of that court
in the suits there depending between VIM Kunkail
8. Co. plaintiffs, against Thoma. M Deane anil
others, defendants, and between Scriba Scrophal
and Starinan. plaintiffs aid Ne same dt fend ,,,,s
VIII be exposed 60 sale, at auction, at Cara, in
the countyof Cumberland, on Thursday the 15ta
ct February next, that valuable MEXCHANr
MILL usually called the Cara Hi.hs-Tobacco
Warehouse, Twers, and other Lots of Ground
at that place-Also, AL the Lands at or near Ca
ira, consisting OF 5000 acres and upwards,
which belonged to James Deane, Thomas III.
Deane < Francis B. Deane or 10 either of them.
ON the SOth day OF March, 1S0I.--Perms OF
ss.:-Ten per cent on the amount CT the pur-
cliases to 6e paid in cash a credit OF one, two
and three years for the residue Of the purchase
money, to bear interest from tie day Of sale,
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds witt,
security. to be approved by the unds rsigned COM
misioners, or the one that may sct, and also ex-
ecuting deed OF trust upon the properly so
purchased, Tor securing the payment thereof a1
the periods aforesaid
Previous 10 the day of sale the Land will be-
divided into convenient bots TO SUIT purchasers.
G. COPELAND, Conlnnissi-
w c. WILLIAMS, oners.
December 80 eptds
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OTlCE.--'nr. John NJ. Syme having made
v provision for the payment Of bis debts, and
those also for which he is bound for his father,
Isrequested that all such creditors should make
their respective demands known to us, or one Of
us on or before the FIRST day of February next, at
which time the second payment for the land, sold
for that purpose, becomes due. Ciynl, this no.
tce, we shall not consider ourselves bound to pay
interest after we receive payment for the land, as
the money will be kept for the creditors.
All such creditors as have liens upon the New
Castle Land, either by deed or judgment. are re.
questedto give us infOrmation thereof
BEN'3ANIN OLIHER, ,1r
WILLIdM CUNNING HIN,
SAMUEL RICHARDSON'S.
HdHoVer Town, e Inuayy 10 qv.5,p
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PURSUANT - a decree OF Carciine County
= Court, in the nane OF the I.egatccs %. Ed
nund Jones, decd &c. against the Admnistr ia or
with the VIII annexed. ct the said Jones, decd
&c. Wil be sold. on Friday the 23d day of Fe-
bruary, TO the highest bidder, on twelve months
credit, at Charles Tod's Tavern. in Caroline
County, seven Negro SLdYES. belonging To the
estate of the said Jones. Bonds with approved
security will. be required of the purchasers. in
manner as directed by the SAID decree. Al who
have c'aiIns against the SAID estate requested
to exhibit them on the day OF sale 10 the A,,rni.
nistrator.
By THE COMMISSIONERS.
January 10 w3vJ
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FIFTY DOLLARS RE WHRD.

= AN-AWAY, from, the Subscriber, in The city
~ 81 Rfchmond on the 20th Of October lust, a
Negro Ataa named l3ILLf; supposed TO be about
five feet nine ten inches higi st0ut, zreL made
a Httle 60z0-leged, has fuH face a6oa. tluenty
years9 age; Spas Purchased ef Gyyus Curtis Of
Northumberland CogGty raised III Lancaster
County, fhe Curriscnsaa plantation BY slr or.
Ter he is called the negroes Of tdat place, qait.
iHg'lnn Ely he is zueH acquainted at Shrley Of,
James RiVer, zOie,e IS likely he is lurking at this
time.
1 VIII SiUe the G5ove reward if secured in ;ail
IN hif CiI Of Richmond, or sixfy dollars If seca-
red in any Jail isrhe state Of Virginia, and ;foy-
nlatiOn green to 1oseph Carter, IF Richa1o,.d, or
John HIM, Of Charlottesville.
1HoS. WINW, .1r.
October 27 ,,6a,,
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ME- SUBSCRIBER gives Motive, that wit;,
y view TO the education Of his own Children,
he u as determined to remove his family to the
City OF Richmond.--He has rented tic House al
present occupied by tue Chancellor, and propos.
es taking 10 or - young boys or girls into his f.
mily as boarders
/" pledges himselfthat the most rigid attenti
on shall be paid to the morals and general vel.
rare Of such as mag be committed to his care. -
The situation he has chosen is high and healthy,
and sufficiently convenient to the Academy He
expects to be in readiness to receive bosrdcrs by
the 10th OF January in the mean time any com
Hnnlcations on this subject may be addressed to
him at Columbia
His price for board is 8 100 per annun one
third TO he paid IN advance, one third in six
months, and the balance at the end OF the year.
each boarder finding lis bed.
10. @UARLES.
December H. ,yS,v o.
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I ARD FOR SALE That valuable Tract Of
AZ LAND laying i'll Amherst county, common
iy known ny the name of Gorlfun's Quarter stu
ated near The Tobacco row mountains containing
eIt='en hundred acres, is now offered FOR sale on
liberal terms The quality of this land is said to
be equal to any tract IN that county.
The terms viii be known by making applica-
ton to either of the subscribers in Petersburg,
or to Mr.. Samuel Irwin of Lynchburgh, who will
shew The premises give such description OF
hem as viii satisfy any person DESTROYS of pur-
chasing.
.TOHN VII DEF,
JJHY ELL.
Petersburg, January. w3m
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ri OTICE.--By virtue Of deed of trust execut-
' ed to me by Francis CHAN for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of debts ttcrein men
toned, due to William While VIII nc exposed
20 sale TO the highest bidder, in Jamestown, on
the 15Lh day Of February next, Tie Tract Of
LAND Wherein the said Vaughan resides, lying
in Cumberland county, near Jsmc stOwn, and
containing upwards of two hundred acres, and
adjoining he lands of JOS ID Lee, los r. Roy
all VIZ Corlcy and the subscriber
TSCHARNER WOODSON.
Cumberland County, Jan IL w4wg
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HdnoVer Town. .1muwy 10

ARDEN SEED Of European Growth-In
NJ ported by Grant Thorborn Of New York.
and for sale by VIM. West & Co. at their Ap,
thecary's shop near the market--t!ie seed offer
ed for sale may be relied on as fresh, and OF the
last fslPs importation.
January 10. wifi
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TE~EN DOLLARS REWARD.--Stoien from
a my stable on the night of the 1871 instant,
SORREL HORSE. He had on his forehead
star and snip bob tai; his left hind foot
white to the ioolock. The sight of one Of his
eyes is also impaired. 1t MY not be anliss to
state, that it is the same horse / have been in
the habit OF riding some years in this CITY.
JAMES GREENhOW.
Richmond, January 90 II
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= OST between MIR. Buchannan's farm and
- the Washington tavern, SCOTH PEB-
BILE SEAL set in gold II has dove engrav-
ed for device, with the letters ] uDtern, ati
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
it with the Editor Of this paper.
January %. 2tg
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NJ Office AL persons indebted to Inc estate
~ Ut JOSIAH Wright, deceased, are requested
to come forward ai.d pay their respective &C
counts TO tie subscribcr-ThOse HAVING cl inns
against the estate are cqu.sted TO bring iof,gsrd
their scc0G1ts properly authenticated, 10
AoRAlih4I DOUGLASS, Aha'y.
January q. H..
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NOTICE AL persons having claims against
IN tie estate of Robert c FAriss, decd se
requested TO bring them IN properly authenticated
ttiat mcy may receive payment, and all persou.
indebted to tie sad estate are jequested to MAKE
immediate payment, otter,ise t1eir bonds Is
On po" u.s." 'ee hands Of an at.o.nt to bling ,a,s
at blacct court.
JOHE T&RIeS sd ,
JhAI-@ H..,4e,..D,S 49,"
Hcagico, ; .a-.sy 40. ~
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u ATTERSEAP APsR Ll.S.-Those who
~ wish to encourage the manufactures OF their
own state are informed, that they can be suppl.
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
any ,uantit;ec -
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READY. M,4DE CLOTHES.

RE.FD 7. hI,9DE CLOTHES.
'sTHE SUbSChiB4.R intends Keeping on
4 hand coas,'ut supply OF CIR jfE WIS
really made, for the accommodate IL Of gentlemen
rom ''ie Voun,ry whu si 20 be furnished at
shore notice. Apply nearly opposite the Eagl=
Tavern to
C. FAIRCHLD.
Merchant Taylor.
Jaiuary 10. eptf
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! AND FOX SALE,--The tract Of LAND
.AA loving ~ Mlithews county, whereon Tho.
oas GibbonS lately resided, and WIS formerly
the props y OF Doctor Frederick w Hearn,
decd and by him purchased Of MIR 3hn Hayes.
containrg about go acres; tbs LauJ is conye-
nientiy STUFFED on North river and commands 4
handsome prospect of Mobiack bay and said RI
yer--"" The sad Land IS 4 convenient dwelling:
house with fauf rooms below, ana several CUT
houses the soil is fertile. md lhe river abounds
with fish, oysters, and wild fowl in season the
situation is very he ,ithy Terms viii be made
known and possession Immediately given 10 the
purchaser BY
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follows Macerate in rsin.water fos Ave DAYS
then boil for agnarter of an hour with two pounds
of pulverized charcoal, strain, and clarity VIZ.
white Of egg, and, by suitable evaporation, YOU
will obtain twelve ounces OF extract.
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: 4 ~
: CT A liberal discount made to Wholesale pur
cbasers.
Orders for any of the above qualities, address
ed to the subscribers, executed at the shortest
notice.
BANISTER G. Go,
August a. wifi
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RICHARD BCLLUps.

Asso, the Tract of Land on said river, con-
tainiag 25 acres, which Mary Dudley, diedpos-
ses,ed of, VIII be sold, al public auy, ~ on the %
day OF April next, and title made ~ her law
full heirs--App!y Us above.
Matthews County, Jan 30. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-20

tstives of freemen; and the danger ofimrlicitly
following precsSeats is so Obvious tina. this assem-
bly, would not have noticed the subject in this
respect, had it not been for a rumnur which has
reached t. that such arguments would he used
in favor of the re-estabiishment of the u. States
bank trl
This assembly is sensibl of the embarrsss
ments which arise from this mode of com muAica-
ton IL has therefore confined itself to brief
sketch of the principal evils and grounds Of un~
constitution dty of national bank: trusting To
he talents and integrity of the senators and re-
presentatlves of this state in congress- to do that
ample justice to the sentiments and opinions OF
the good people of Maryland, which is so emf
nen,ly their duty upon so very important sub
ject- Therefore
ResotUed, That the representatives and sena-
tors OF this State, in the Congress of the United
States, be, and they are hereby requested and in
structed, TO oppose, by all means in their po wer,
the Establishment offs national bsok, in whatever
manner 1t may be proposed to organize such an
institution.
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JOHN JOCELYN KLEINHOFF.
November s. wtds
ADlEs ENGLISH KID, SILK AND

Y ADlES ENGLISH KID, SILK AND
IL SPANGLED SHOE HAWKINS G.
ALOEN, have just received an elegant assorl-
ment of Ladies Shoes, among which are E gllsh
Kid, figured Silk and Splngied Shoes Like
wise a large Quantity Of Morocco and Leather,
which will be sold from Is 81 N 7 81 per pair
Also, an invoice Of DR1" GOODS, consisting Of
Cambricks, Cdlicoes, DunlIee black and fgu
red Bonpazel, woTsted hose black Drab &
mixed Kersemere dark mixed itnet and i'm
persl Cord i; drab Kelsey, Flannel, Bed Tick
ing, &c. &c.
$50 Reams writing paper.
100 do wrapping do.
October 30 xrd,v
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IEeHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD -R.r
4 away from TIC subscriber, about month
sg5,bLlIR, mJistio wom.n about thirty Yeas
ct ase, at the common stature, none Of her ctOt
INK rccoHected -ner i,u5bsnd lives in Rrchmon
~ expect shh Is either i9rkingin that pl zee or
the peighborhood g; Interchangeable YES "a
chased Of Dotg FazewGH about three or iou.
years ago, and am told is harbored in he neg
boghood o. the latter place. The above re,gal
viii be pad TO sny person who wall deliver ht
10 ine 10 Manchester
Nov 9. st
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r. 7 Office For sale or lease for erm OF
1 y years, valuable manufacturing and grisi
MILL in the county Of Amelia situated within
fe~ hundred yards OF the River Appomattox
from whence boats pass with convenience 90 Pc
tersburg-tliere are twenty five. acres Of land II
tached TO the Mil which includes convenient
store house, lumber house, and Dlacksmitns shop
IF sslle snail sske place, the purchaser can be
land, adjoining the mill, (nJt exceeding 500 a.
cres) that may be wanted The mill IS mo-, ~
good repair at this time but may be put ~ com
picte order, by expending fs " hundred don rs
The subscr Der viii treat with any gent, men,
disposed to purchase or lease, until chr,stm S
next.
WILLIAM ROYAL.
Amelia, Sep. 81. eff
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WROUGHT NAILS.
CUT BRADS.

Broad and narrow Axes. Hatcbets, Mai Axes,
Peck Axes, Grabbing Hoes, broad hitting and
gardep Hoes, Traces, Well Chains. Hinges Of
different sizes, Hammers, Wedges, Tenders and
cinder Shovels, Brdles, Haltars, Horse Collars
Mule Collars, Surcingles, Back Bands, Belly
Bands, Breeching, Fire Buckets, Bed Cords, Fl, 81
and second quality Leading Lines, Sash Cord,
Chalk Lines and Seine TSine, Virginia Cloth s.
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a TEACHER WANTED Wanted in an
n Academy in the neigh5orhood of Rich
mond, gentleman possessing an accurate know
ledge OF the English language, of Arithmetic, and
who also writes good hand Should he hap
pen TO be acquainted With any other branch Of e
ducation usually taught in Academies, he shall
be considered as entitled to further remuneration.
With equal attainments, preference will Be ri.
ven to minister of some religious worship ;
but though, this is not deemed an essential con
dition, yet innJ case shall any person be en-
pioyed other than one Of orderly habits and
approved character.
Letters post paid and directed to EN- A
at Manchester shall be attended to.
September IL. 1aftf
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OFlCE--on Monday, lne % il day Of NO
1N yember next, before Thomas Hobson's Ia.
vern, at Cumberland court house, it b.ing court
day; WiIfbe exposed to saie, ny pablic auction,
to the highest bidder, for ready money, a certain
negro slave named STEPNE1I wrp is an excel
tent Carriage and Country Black Smith, the pro-
perry OF Flemag Casey Of said county
This sale will DC made by virtue of deed of
trust, executed to the subscribers, by the said
Fleming Casey, to secure the payment Of debt
due 10 Mrs. Susanna Wilcox, OF the county of
Buckingham And all persons having claims to
tue said slave, by deed or otherwise, are hereby
publicly called on 90 exhibit their clam TO the
subscribers, or either of them, Oh or before sad
day Of saie-otherwI5e, this notice will oe plead
ed in bar to any clam which may hereafter arise
or appear.
JAlHES B WOODSON,( o
YIN AMNE RSNM ((HSIecs.
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'E~HE subscriber offers for sale, 400 acres OF
4 LAND, adjoining the upper turnpike gate
or will divide the same into two or more lots as
the number of purchasers may require and will
also sell 100 ,cres from off the tract he resides
on. So acres Of which are in woods, on the NORTH
side of the turnpike this may also be divided
into two or MOI lots, each purchaser taking an
equal portion of cleared lsnd in the opposite field
= Also, a Lot of about Is acres, adjoining Mr.
James Bray, on the Goodies Bridge Ro,d-the
terms OF payment are, three yearly and equal To
be secured by bond and approved security, carry
ing interest from the date if not punctually pad,
and deed of trust on the land If the above IS
not sold at private sale, it will be offered to the
highest bidder, on the above terms, at my house,
on Saturday, the 17th instant Also, the stock Of
Horses, Cattle and Sheep, among The former IS
capital two years old colt by FiorizeI, and his
dam by Bell Air with parcel of Corn, o ats and
Fodder, and 40 gallon still with a pewter worm
on a credit of II months. with bond and sppre-
we'd security carrying interest from the date If
the land is not sold the above day, it will ne OF
fered for rent Tor one more years, on particular
restrictions
JOHN JOCELYN KLEINHOFF.
November 3. wtds
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OTICE-rhat PETITION will be pre-
! sented to the next General Assembly,
praying that an act may pass authorising the com
mon hail. of the city of Richmond, to establish
reasonable boundary to said city.
October 10 w6w
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FOR LoNDoN,


n VALUABLE douP'e gard HERCHANr-
MiLL7-FoR SALE-purs,tsnt 10 de-
csee OF Tue county court oil Hanover vii be ssid,
o the highest bidder, on one, two z three yesss
credit. on the premises, on tho 23i d.v of Nov.
next. that valuable MERCHANTS MIL, b.
longing to the estate OF Fhonls Bowles, deed.
Inns mill lies IN tie lower end Of said county,
upon never Ealing sire an. within fifteen miles
of Richmond, anil from Hanover rown. in q
rich, healthy and agreeable neishborhoed The
SAID Mill IS well calculated for manusarturine.
wheat, it having pir If excellent burr stones.
a set OF superior boiling cloths, with al nccessa-
~ machinery; the said mill bss also good pair
OF corn stones The neiglborhood IS very GOOD
ior corn and whcst custom rne mi!l hnas.is A.
bout 81 Ieetlong, and 20 FEET wide. and three sta
RES h'gh, with a single story addition "a by 20
'ee,, calculated ior fanny There is IL .cr,s
oi land >esidcs what the pond browns. The pur-
chaser may be accommodated with from one To
three hundred acres Of Land adjoining the SAID
mn " good quality, and alta moderate price
For the purchase Of the Nail, bons!s with uh
doubted security, viii be required by
TIE CO lIifISSEO NERS.
Hanover, O 20 s. 20 ),5,lSrl3;a N7F
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NJ Office --Ishali petition the next Gener, /
~ Assembly TO sena Tract of Land, iylng in
M klenburg county. belonging to Richins
Brame, a Lunatc.
WfLIER FRAzER,
Co'nnrittee of Richins B,an,e.
October 9. My
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Nh ICH AEL GRETTER, SUFFERS NTH
IVA IND t.JEWELLER, opposite Gambles'
Corner, VAN Street grateful for the liberal EN-
enlargement he has received, informs his friends
and customers, he has received An additional sup
ply OF articles He has on hand the mos, f.shi
enable assortment of Pearl Sold, Silver and pI,
ted G )ods-among which are Pearl and T paz
Breast. Pins, Rings, Earrings and Bracelets, I'm.
ameiied do Cornoiipn, Amber & Ut Ne.kia, rs,
Plated Tea Sets, complete, Casters, Candle
sticks, Snaiters and Snufier Trays, Bread and
Cake Baskets, Bottle and Salt Stands, &c &c
Silver Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons, SCUM
Punch and Cream Lsdlrs, &c He IS in i NV
expectation of further supply Of fashionable s.i
yer Plate; all Of which he offers at his usual mo-
derate prices
Wanted one or two Boys, as apprentices TO
the above business.
N. b Liberal wages will be given 10 Jewel
Ter who understands his business perfectly
October l6 vtf
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DUMFoRD AcADEMY-xINc WIFI

q
4 n N The subscribers intend to remove
Their SCHOOL, the ensuing year, to RuMFoRp
AcADEMy, winch is the property OF X ii.l-
AS 1t IS contemplated to establish permanent
school here, they will exert themselves to be use.
iui IN their proiession-The situation is remarka-
bly, healthy, and the buildings sufficiently exten.
sive for the accommodation of thirty boarders
The school will commence on the 18th January,
and end the fifteenth December in which win
be taught spelling. reading, writing, arithmetic,
English grammar, geography, the of the
globes, mathematics, with It's application to sur
veying bellies lcttres, the elements of natural phi
losoPhy, and the Latin language. Each pupil
w IL be considered engaged until tine expira
ton OF the term, and no deduction allowed those
who do not enter, at the beginning of 4 quarter,
nor for the usual vacations Books will he far
nished Cat the Richmond prices) if requested by
parents
TERMS.
Board (each boarder finding his bed and
csndles) per annum, g 70
Tuition. 20
Payable quarterly.
RICHARD HILL,
BROOKE HILL.
november Is w8w
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3AlHES B W0ODSoN,l
30HN ANDERSON, N'HS'ee'
October ,,z,,

= Office The subscriber has rented. and
7 removed his Coun, ing Room to the urge
new Brick Lumber House, near Saockoe Ware
House, aud lately occupied by Nj James e An
Irony rus house IS calculated to store up
wards Of 500 hOgsheads Of Tobacco, sod several
thousand barrels vi Hour 1t IS situated conveni.
ent to the basin of the canal aud rendered secure
from fac by being covered with il..
THOMHS GUY.
Richmo-a, Sep q 8m
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%" NEW PENITENTIARY STORE,

Cox snocEG HiiL)
I HE SUBSCRIBER, Agent FOR the Gem.
= 'nonwcaith. has tor sale The folowint ,arti
cies, the manufactures of the Pcnitcntiary, v hole
sale aud retail, fur cash only
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M Iii b. soits {" tne hg ,est bidder on the,
prsm'srs - ,ht IL Mpnd yin Dec next,
THREE THOUSAND ACRES or LIND
in the County'oi Herpco. within six miles The
City OF Richmond. and on each side ofths Stage
road leading from Richmond to Frederick burg,
on the waters'6f the Brook Run The land n he
ives, sideoftlle 70 ID will he lad off nlats fgJm 10
to 500 aces; on this part ofhs land is nanufIc-
turing L SAW mil The East side and nn which
tn. dwell ~ aouse stands in one lot cOntitniog
between COO and 700 acres It's thought uane-
cessaryip give description OF the aboqe proner-
~, as 1t is presume ], purchasers will form tjeir
own opinion Of rs present or future value Terms
Of sale, on third cash, one bird in twelve IN nths,
the balance IN two years bonds with approved
security, with Deeds nf trust ON the land, will
be required OF the purchasers
Wal also b. sold. on the Isl Monday of Dec.
for ready money, 900 barrels of Corn, $50 pead
of Hogs 70 do. of C stlie 81 To- Of S1eep, an 90
do Of Horses aad Muies - Also, same articles
Of Household AID Kitchen Furniture at four
months credit. Bond and approved Security will
be required.
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