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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
Henry Y. Cranston & Go.

AVE FOR SALE VERY ACCOMMODATING TERN.
at their AUCTION and Commission Store,
NO. "a, rHAMEs-eTEsT,
s6 Bales Cotton,
10 Pipes Barcelona Brandy
10 Hhds. w. /. Rum,
IS Chests Campoy Tea,
so Casks Fresh Raisins,
80 Kegs Ginger,
IS Boxes Chocolate,
20 Kegs Tobacco,
25 Boxes Soap,
10 Bbs. Pimento,
20 Bags Coffee,
5000 WI. Loaf Sugar.
Newport. Dec. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23

FROM THE COLUMBIAN.
TIE IRISH BARD.

TIE IRISH BARD.
Friendless exile cid and hoary,
Bsn,sh sorrow aud complaint,
Wake thy heart to Erin's glory,
Sing the lay Of Erin's saint"
"'rwas Saint Patrick's festal morning,
When met the man Of grief,
On his cheek the tear was burning,
Withered was the Shamrock's leaf
f. &c No exclaimed the aged stranger,
Erin's glory is no more,
tIordcs of bloody tyrants range her,
Freedom nies Hibernia's shore.
shackled with the yoke of Britain,
Doom'd TO vassalage and chains,
Be her name nor sung nor written,
Till oppression fly her plains.
Bright she shines in ancient legends,
When her sons awoke the lay,
Ere her peaceful verdant regions,
Groan'd beneath ambitions sway.
"Ask me not to- sing Of glory,
For by all the griefs bear,
BY those scattcr'd locks SO hoary.
BY our holy saint Iswear
Ern's harp shall ever slumber.
Never whisper through the vale,
Never breath tuneful number,
Pregnant with dishonour's tales
"Fallcn are the chiefs of Erin,
Fallen in their country's cause,
Green their tombs are now appearing,
There her weeping daughters pause.
When the night-bast scours the mountains,
When il murmurs through the groves,
Mournful by the dusky fouatains,
EMMETr's shade in sadness moves.
" Sec it points to curst oppression
Hark its shricks arrest the gale,
Hurt your thunders on aggression,
Bid our warrours fill the vale.
Veterans, rouse and save your nation
H,rk the trumpet calls to arms
" Stranger calm this perturbation,
Here no martial trump alarms"
In his eve where fire was beaming,
Now appeared the tear of grief,
90 No, he sigh'd, was but dreaming,
Erin groans without relief.
" But I'll feed the fond reflection,
Days Of another months review,
Call again to recollection,
Dear companions whom knew.
Now opprest by power and violence,
Not harp string breathes tong,
Wrapt in sorrow, thought, and silence,
Erin's haplcss minstrels moan.
Sing Of Erin's glory madness
Wonld our saint accept the lay
No--devoie to silent sadness,
THIS our patron's festive day" SELIN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23

Loot,as-Glass Plates, Je7vely, SIC.
MIC HOLAS GEFFROY, informs
~ his Customers and Friends, that he has just
received from the manufactures in Europe, an
sortment Of LOOKlNG-GLASS PLATES, as former
~, which will be ready for sale in few days. soon
as uty can be fitted in frames.
.4isa on hand
(, A complete assortmcnt of Cutlery |; Tea
Pais Pocket-Books; suspenders; Gold Lace brass
fandirons, Shovels and Tongs; Windsor Soap
S.arch Har-Powder warranted waterproof Liquid
Blackiny Scotch and Maccoboy Snut--and many
other articles, too numerous to particularize.
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on ~ ususl--Also manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jeweiry in the highest perfection. Fila
cree and Pearl Work. Hair Work-Elastick, differ
cnt shapes, round, octagon, and flat lace shapes.
The highest price gwen for old Gold AID Silver,
agreeable to it's standard.
He thanks his friends for their custon,--and viii
All those articles at a vey small advance
,Ne-chort. Jan, -. 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
GODFREY WENWO GOD.
HAS FOR SALE,
On HE m ask renonnnLe kea.auc

A QUANTITY Of Ship and Cibin
L n Bread Alexandria and New York Flour of
,i,e first quality; Molasses by the gallon coarse
and blown salt by the busbel Ginger and Pearl
Philadelphia Brick BY the hundred Hops by the
pound Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity t;
Wheat Bran by the bushel Coal by the bushel
Likeuise, A quantity Of Bricks and lyle, made of
Pipe clay, suitable Tor August so, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
FOR SALE,
f~AE .tCIICE.
WILLIAM Ft.AK(t..

Respectfully informs his Jirencs, and he tut
lick in general,
HAT he continues kotrirg a TAV-
u ERR at his house in the village Of Diekjora
'o"h OF .'orh- A'nssforrn next door TO PHILIP
LtH0HAsT, Esq. where the greatest attention will
DE paid to those who may please to favour him with
lIeir company, and may depend on LayinS the small
est favour gratefully acknowledged.
u The house may be well known by its end fronts
ing the street, and the sign of Bunch of Grapes.
Wexford, H. } Oct. 25, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23

Tds. Geutitmrn, ,neads vi fanisics, cSc
Il &c. are respectfully informed, that PRl-
yATE SCHOOL is now opened, at No. NY, Thames
Street ne xt 20 the Brick Market, for the Instruction
Of the Youth of either sex, in Reading, Writing, A.
rithmatick, Grammar, Geography, History, &c. &c.
Every attention will be paid to the Morals OF the Chill
lrcn and to their Instruction in the necessary ex-
ternal accomplishments. Those who have Children,
and who wish TO have them correctly introduced to
knowledge Of the elements OF useful Learning, may
10 well TO lose no .ime in obtaining for their Chill
lren, place at said SCHOOL.
For further particulars apply to the Preceptor, at
the school Room. .fp1flL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
Lottery and Exchange Office,
No. ll8, THAMES-S iNEE1.
S8OOU--HIGHEST PRIZE.
EHiU ,,ou bo1,e II

Hatfield Bridge Lottery, 9Th Class.
WILL commence drawing in Boston, the
" 2lst May next, and presents the following
prizes to advenurers this excellent Lottery, viz
lprize of 5000 Dollars; Of 1000; Of 500;
SO Of 100; SIS of so 1927 Of dollars--Not two
blanks to prize. Present price of whole Tickets
dollars-Quarters s l-37, but will soon rise.-Orders
for Tickets and Quarters will be received and execut
cd with immediate attention.
The Managers List of prizes in the 9TH class of
Dxvle Road Lottery has been received at this office,
and may be examined gratis. Prizes paid on demand
in Cash.
All kinds of Bills will be exchanged on reasonable
terms, and every favour gratefully acknowledged
JOSIAH T.. SHAW.
Newport, April 16, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
CO-PAatNERSh ~ Dit4dn"
Lobes s Dexter,

TNFOR "a the ruoi.cA. ihn pursuant
n 20 late Notice, they have taken into Co Partner
snip Mr. GEORGE MILES, jun. Of Boston. and that
IN future t,r business will be conducted under the
Fir m Of LOPEZ, DEXTER . NILES.
,poev Off, their services in the Auction and Com
pssion lne and hope merit the confidence Of those
who may think proper to favour them with consgn-
rnents
Cash will be liberally advanced on Goods deposited
rpiolcS orpryate sale.
LOPEZ & DEXTER.
GEORGE MILES, jun.
Nsw,,ort, April 4, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
New Stationa ary Off ce.
JOSIAH L. SHAW,

INFORMS the pub'ck in general, and his friends
i IN particular, that he has opened small assort-
hent Of the most approved STATIONARY, com
prslng, among other, the following articles, viz.
Paper-iooiscap, pot, letter, gilt and black
edged, of the various descriptions,
0uills, from IS to 25 cents, per bunch.
Pocket Books, from S3 to 81 each,
Penknives, an assortment;
Backgammon Tables
Scales and Divders
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax;
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soap;
Black Lead Pencils, &c &c. &c.
Besides variety of Particles too numerous to mention
also, FORS SALE,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
Linen, and constant supply of the celebrated three
slit metack Steel Pens-all which will be sold at the
Boston retailing prces.--CALL AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Offic,
mo. lI3, Thames-Strcet,
Newport, April 10th, i81O.S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28
SlDnine9tic.
FROM THE NATIoNAL INrELL1GEHcER.
10 the CultiUatorS, the Cahitalists and The
A1anu/aclurers Of The u. S.
(CONCLUDED,)


There is no branch of American manu-
factures more interesting to agriculture and
TO the public defence than that of the work
ers on 7oood. Ii is computed at twenty mil
llohs oil dollars per annum by the Secretary
OF the treasury and as it is believed, with
out exaggeratiOn. The list OF miifarD man
ufactures OF wood is long and important.
some OF them are as follow: The huIls.
masts, spars, blocks, anchor stocks. boats
&c OF public and private vessels of war
oars and sweeps, hardspikes gun carria
ges and Wagons; tomkins pistol and gun
stocks sword handles; blocks of cartouch
boxes canteens bulge barrels; Jack
screw stocks ; grape shot stocks; packing
liquor and water casks mill work for mil
ltary manufactures, &c &c.
On the important manufactures of 4uooG
depends in degree the whole business of the
Clearing and cultivation of the earth bv
ploughS, hoes, spades, shovels, axes, rakes.
FORKS scythes, slckles, &c. and the whole bu
SlneSs OF transportation within the Country bv
boats, shalops and carriages and the whole
business OF the conveyance of our produce
and our supplies to and from the several
states and foreign markets. Without this
class OF manufactures then, our lands, would
remain III a state OF nature, our grain would
be unreaped, unframed, uncleaned. unground
unpacked and unmoved from our farms to
our ports, and from thence to our other ports
or those OF foreign nations. Our vast man
ufacture OF pot and pearl ashes, so important
to our own arts and trades, and so valuable
an article OF our exports. belong to the wood
branch. Our packing casks, cases and box
es for the dry and liquid commodities and
our workmen's watts amount to millions in
NUMBER and without these agriculture
would stagnate Even the produce of 70
reign Countries is brought to us IN boxes and
casks made out OF our own boards. bead;ny
slaves and hoops. Not only the handles Of
all tue instruments Of husbandry, defence
ana navigation, are made by ourselves IF
wood but those of the tools and implements
u the useful aud necessary arts and manu-
iactures "A vast proportion of the wood
and timber Is the growth of our own lands
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28
CITY OF RICHnoA.D 4.

HE Commissioners appointed by an ordi
dnance, to carry into effect the act of Assembly.
entituled, An act to reduce the width of certain
streets on ShockG Hill, in the city of Richmond !"
to employ a surveyor to ascertain the origina,
bounds OF all the streets and squares, which were
laid out by the late VIM Byrd, Esq &c having
made report, according to the directions of said
ordinance, to the Common Hal. uf said CITY, at
their stated meetings in this mo-, In pursuance
of resolution of the said Common Hall; No
tee 10 hereby given, that the Common Hall for
said city, will, at the next stated meeting, pro-
coed to consider the SAID report
SHEPPARD; Ci'k. c. II C. r.
August "a t3 MSep
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
PRoPERrY-foRS SALE =

VALUABLE PROPERTY-FORS SALE =
In pursuance of decree of the circuit court
Ofthe u. States, for the Virginia district, pro
nounced ut the Nov 1909, session of that court,
between Win. Kunkall & Co plaintiffs, against
Thomas NJ Deane and others, defendants, and
between Serbia Scrophalt and Starman, plt'fs
and the same defendants
Will be exposed to sale, at auction, at Ca ira,
An the county of Cumberland, Monday, the
9th day of August next, that valuable MER-
CHANT4NILL, usually called the Ca Ira Mills,
Tobacco Ware House, Tavern and other Lots of
Ground at that place. Also, all the LANDS at
or near Ca Ira, consisting of 1000 acres and up
wards, which belonged TO James Deane, Thomas
M Deane and Francis B Deane, or to either of
them, on the 20th day of March, 1901. Terms of
sale, ten per cent on the purchases to be paid in
cash-A credit of one, two and three years for
the residue OF the purchase money, to bear inter-
est from the day Of s.le--the purchaser or pur
chssers giving bonds, with security, to be APP
proved by the undersigned commissioners, or
the one that may act, and also executing deed
of trust upon the property purchased, for Sc
SAID Previous 10 the day OF sale, the land will
be divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers
COPELAND.
". c. WILKINS, 1'" ~
yuly IL. ids
~ The sale of the above mentioned proper
~, is unavodably postponed till Wednesday the
Goth of next month, at VIII ch time it will Ger.
tanly take place.
C. COPELAND,
" WILLIfNS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28

'omparaby more important, even in times
OF peace. Blu, incalcrIable is their value in
this solemn crisis of human affairs, when
all the sons of Columbus are atlmonished by
the armament of every other nation to a
dorm their houses and to fill their magazines
with the conveniences and necessaries for
the sudden and efeetuat erertion Of the
whole hu6hc force.
IJRJSCOT,A
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28
J,itv 81

AND FOR SALE BY virtue of a decree
A. of the Superior Court of Chancery tor the
Richmond District,-guH be altered for sale at
tie town of Cara, on onday the 9th day of
August next, that valuable TR CT OF LAND.
belonging to the estate OF PeterSeld Trent, deed
containing by estimation, 783 acres living in the
county OF Cumberland, on Willis river and adj
J"inrg the town of Cara, for the purpose of
raising sum OF money therein mentioned, due
and owing to the estate of Alexander Trent
decd the contiguity Of this land TO the town of
Ctira where there is a Merchant Mil, which
viii no doubt, in short time be in complete re
pair, and cons quently will require large ouan-
ftv oi wheat, &c well as a tobacco inspec.
zion and being at the head of the navig bic
waters OF WiIs's river, render it one Of the most
desire ,ble tracts Of land in that part of the cou
try. Added TO these. the land is Of excellent
quality, and well adapted to the culture of to.
AGO, wheat, corn, &c.
Previous to the day Of sale, this land will BIZ
1aid OIL IN lots, and sold to SUIT purcbasers-and
the 'erms ofsale IL eTal, only one third will be
required when the deed is made, and one, two
ar three years for the balance Bonds and Sc
curity viii be demanded, secured by deed of
rus It required by the COMMISSIONERS
Juiy " ids
" The sale Of the above mentioned property,
IS unavoida5ly postponed tili "Wednesday The 26ib
OF next month, at which time it will certainly
Gake place
august ~. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28
W d I. No. 10 IA 1921
M $50 1do 1000

pUBLIC AUCTION will be sold, at Pub
lie Auction, on Wednesday. the 29ih inst
ON the premises, the large two story Brick House.
and quarter of an acre of Ground, attached
thereto, adjoining DIR. Greenhow's Lot, in Du
Val's Village. One halfthe purchase money will
be expected in cssh-for the balance, IL months
credit will be allowed The purchaser giving a
note with an approved endorser, payable and ne
gotiable in the Bank of Virginia, and deed of
trust upon the property to secure tie last pay
ment.
THOMAS Ti1LOR.
N. B. This property will be sold if an ,ffer
within fifty per cent. of it's cost, is made for it
August "a. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28
Nrw~Y August 90.
Late ST POREIGN NE US.

On Saturday evening arrived at tits port the
fast sailing ship Pacific, Stanton, in 40 DAYS from
Liverpool. Capt s. sailed on the s of July, &
has politely furnished the Editor. OF the Mrr-
camille Advertiser with London papers end
Iloyd's Lasts so the'5'b Of July. inclusive end
Liverpool paper Of the ~. e. IN witch we i've
copied all the interestI' Political and Marine
Intelligence they cont an.
The Markets FOR in held good price -
Wheat II shllngsj cotton was ID ID to 174
pence.
SO 900 quarters of wheat, arrived in London
IN one week, from France and Holland and
large supplies were daily expected from the
Baltic.
The prospects of the coming harvests we're
more favorable
1t was reported that an embargo had been Iai6
in France for months
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28

% Published by Thomas Richie, nearly OBJ.
1oosite the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
OF .CONDI1IONS:-Five dollars year, to
sc paid tsisi;Ii!y advance. Those svho wfsh to
be considered annua! subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
sheir papers will be discontinued at the expiration
IF the first year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28

4 OR RENT "A Convenient house on the Ma
Street, suitable for a small family. Enquire
at this office, or at the store Of Bridges G Robert
august "a q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28

1 pursuance ofan ordinance, of the Common
4 Hal, for the city of Rlchmond-Notice is
hereby given, that the Hall will, on Monday, the
Sd OF next month, proceed to the appointment of
a captain OF the night watch for said city,
N. SHEPPARD, C. C. II e. X.
August %. tSdSep
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28

NJ Office = There has been stored in my Lu,,
l y Der house, for nearly l8 months, tuo Hhcis
Tobacco, of the following marks and numbers,
piS.
" d l. No 10 IA 1921
M 4. 500 lao 1929
The o7vner rs requested to claim tke same, and
pay the storage. together with the exbence of ad
verfising, otherwise they suiH be sold publicly at
Shockoe Warehouse on the 9Th of next month,
between the hours Of IL and IL o'clock
THOMAS cur
august "a. tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28
August ID.

W ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The
subscriber will sell. and give immediate
possession, OF that welt known estate, called
BIenheim, situated on the south west mountains,
in the county of Abe marie, containing by late
SURVEYS, two thousand eight hundred and ninety
this Land is peculiarly well adapted to the
gro with Of Wheat and Tobacco, and considered
equal IN fertility to any adjacent thereto, is
about six miles from Milton, from which place
there is an easy navigation for batteaux the city
of Richmond On the premises sa large commodi
Gus dwelling House, which, from the elegance of
Its situation, and other advantages, makes it
desirable residence for gentee family /. viii;
be sold entire divided, to suit purchasers -
Further particulars made Known by Captain John
Harris, Aibemarie county, Mr. James Patton,
Alexandria, Messrs Macdonald and Ridley, Bal
timore, or I ROSS
Who wishes to sell Land in the counties o.
Culpepper. uIqter. Spotsylvania and Caroline
also Houses and Lofts pleasantly and adyanta
grnusty situated on the Fl II and Miinstreet IT.
the town fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg, Virginia, May 1 IF
TO BE SOLD, for ready money, pursuant t.
= ''ecre- % ti,e Superior Court of c. ance
ry for the district of Richmond made on the 81
d y if Septt mber, 1909, in a suit between Tho
mas Son'hconb J"i'n Jackson & Abraham Hen
~ Chm'efs, plaintiffs, and Lew Burwel and
Th'mos r Rootcs, defend nts
All tat TRACT OF LAND. in the county of
81 'uaester, and p II sh IF Abingdon, that for
merry belonged to the above named ewis Bur
w IL, and was conveyed by him TO John Hughes
bv {" ei ct Mortgage, on the fifth day Of Jn..
1877, AID recorded in the county court of Glou
cesier, known by the name of James's, adjoining
the tract called White Marsh, wherein the said
Burwell then lived, the boundaries whereof are
set forth in the said deed, or so much thereof as
may appear necessary TO raise the sum of 500 T.
current money, with lawful interest from the LIST
January, 1900 till payment, the costs of suit and
the charges and expenses of sale.
The sale viii take place at Gloucester court
house on the third day Of September next.
M4NN PACE, ,
ROBERT NELSON, { Co,nnn,,s
JoHN LEWIS,
Juiv 81 tds
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Manufactures of wood, as the.
material 8 10000 600
do. of leather. as do. 90 600 600
do. OF soap and taiIow can
dies 5000, 900
do of Spermaceti oil and can.
dies 500 600
40. OF refined sugar 1 600. 600
do OF Cotton, flax and wool 40 600 600
do OF fur and wool hats 10000 900
do. OF spirituous and malt Ii
quors, exclusive of cider 10000 600
40. OF iron 100000 or 5 $4,000 900
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28

We are not willing to depend for gunstocks.
sword handles, cartridge blocks, gun car i.
riases, Privateers and our ships of war on
foreign manufacturers and transatlantic for
ests. We are rather ready to embrace, as
all important to the prosperity of the land
holder and the public defence, our ship bull
ders, carriage makers, mill wrights. saw mil
lers, carpenters, wood turner's, coopers and
guns ockcrs.
The sketches which have been submitted
TO the public consideration in these papers
may serve to manifest the real and growing
Importance of the american n,anufacfurin@
purchasers to the landed interest, and to the
supplies OF the army, the navy, the militia,
and the private ships of war. 1t NAV be
useful to offer here reorganization of our
manufactures. as they have been estimated
oy Mr. Gallatin in his official report of the
18th of April, 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28
LoNDeu, Jun %

IIUN DO NJ JUN HJ
The following is TRANSLATE ~ Of pew &c 1ch
decree OF great commercial importance:
PAE1s, Jurc 13
y" in consequence oftha meeting ofthe council
OF commerce, which tool place & ST Cloud yes-
lerdsy IN tie preseuce of bis m iesiy, all colonial
produce under scqnestraton at Antwerp & the
adjoining provinces, Is wei as those Of II Hand,
IS placed at the disppsslrf tle propriet.ts
They are allowed to he imported into anc e
on pay a8 40 aa 9dIO,e;si duty Of SO per zen,
HE colonial produce IT, Holland is not liable to
this 'mPost unless imported into France"
On the same dey his majesty issued ia, follow
ing decree :-
F" The expectation tf wheat by the ScrtIde.
the nacee, The Rhre, or from my part u Jun
frontiers, INTO IIoifnd, IS yTOl lifted.
" Our minister u e suce viii trans-nit inre-
d's,eiJ, BY an eStrgorduary courier, the n,ces-
sary orders Tor puaing this decree ia force f"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28

M ADEIRA WINE, believed to be of the We
AVA ry best quality-tor sale by the Pipe or
Hogshead.
GIBSON G. JEFFERSON.
June 10 tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28

NUN-PO WIDER THE proprietors of the
~ RICHMOND POWDER MILLS, offer
for sale, by the keg or larger quantity, F and FF
Gun Powder, glazed and unglazed; warranted
equal to any imported, and on reasonable terms
Retailers at liberty to return The powder, II
not approved. Apply to
JAMES BROWN, .S, Or,
DAVID = BURR
May %. 2ar2w&I.wtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28

1OAL LAND FOR SALE-By virtue of
~ deed of trust, executed to the subscriber,
oy William Eliyson, alias Moody, in order TO
secure the payment of a sum of money due to
Nicoison and H:Ih, will be sold TO the highest
nIdder, for ready money, at zachariah Brooks's
Tavern, in the town of Manchester, on Monday
he 10th of September next, one fifth part of
tract OF COIL LAND, lying in the county of
Chesterfield, on Falling Creek, commonly known
ma designated by the name of Woodbridge aad
Eiiysons pits
Nm & CLARKE, Trustee
Manchester, August 10. 81