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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
NEGROES FOR SALE
NOTICE.

Nj ECESSITY compels me to make fur.
" ther application TO all those who are
indebted TO the trustees of the Richmond A.
cademy, by sales of lottery tickets of the
6rst and secc.id class and voluntary SUBJ
scriptions, aud all such are hereby reqees-
ted TO make payment TO the subscriber to
enable the building committee TO pay all ar
rcars for work done, and to procure
materials this winter Ia ordef to, receed
with the work next spring, it beinE for the
education of our rising progeny wtach orna-
msnts and attaches them TO republican prin-
c:ples and gives spring 20 liberty and in.
dependence. have undertaken the ccl!ec.
tion by agreement with Joan Brockenbrough
and William w. Henng. Esqrs., the other
members OF the committee appointed by a
board of trustees. rs the building Of the
Academy has progressed considerably,
Eater myself there will be but little irou-
bel in Oh; aiming the money for the purpose
OF carrying into effect SO iaudabie an insti-
tu,icr.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 9Th, 1862. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

"
REMAINING yet unsoId IN the plan o.
PORT MAYO near Rockets, will, with c
frw reservations, be exposed to public auc.
ten. on the premises, ca "Wednesday, 4th
Of April, at 10 O'clock, for notes with APP
proved endorsers negotiable and payable
at the Bank OF Virginia, one half at Apety,
the olher 100 days after date. ~
Same Of those are water lots andetbe adj
,vsrtages Of the whole will be best asccr-
taired by view Of them. lying cosugu-
6ps 20 the boldest navigabie water. a plan
of iris property is annexed TO Young's Map
of thu. city Of Richmond and another will
be left with the Inspectors at Powhatsn
Warehouse for information Of any who
may wish IL.
William Mayo.
Powhasap, March 1st, 1910. tas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
f-ae tfsnoas higl Moo.se,f Horse;
s. =ss. Admiral Nelson,

A Bean'if1l lark bay, 16 hands high, faiI Of
strength, health ard vigcr, aud iuferar 20
no h,r either for speed or bottom, of fne bone
and muscle. This horse was purchased br the
late Wiilism Lightfoo., Esq. when in London,
OF Lord Grosycnor, he was then in training
will stand the ensuing season \. my S. able in
Mathews, and At Thomas Masses 10 the upper
scarcity of money induces the subscriber 20 let
hin cover mares this season ct % doiiass to be-
dischar,ss-a BY the payment OF Is doS:s ii ps,d
within the se.-on, which vii. expire on the 1orh
OF Augnst, with half 4 dollar 10 tie groom fos
each mare. Good ana extensive passurAsc will
De furnished gratis; the greatest Care and att
tention paid the mares, but will not be>sSswerA
abe for accidents or escapes. TH ~ has
NOT run many races, but has peri Fm m Elwin
SUN -iently justify the opinioa Of ord Give.
nor aai his Son, VINO certify th1t they <oasi.
der him the best three year old N Rng.
land. and challenging any year Old, Which was
nor accepted.
In OSaooer 1885, at New Market, he won
sweepsiaks of 400 guinea., II subscribers. &C
200 gulneas each, half forfeit, colts carrying 8
stone Bib, Files 8 stone, bsasing Sig Harry,
Mr Caok,on's b C. by Sir Peter, Mr. Perrin's
b. c. Youag Javelin, Sir Fraaces Standishts
CHI. c. Split Pigeons to ag1inse Admiral
Nelson. to against Sir Harry, toll against
Spite Piseoa, &c 10 against Young Jsveiin,
In l739 ne won swcerstlkc Of 1909 guineajI
Il sab:r'b.rs a, go guincas each. besting Lotd
Eyre nont's b C. by Preceftor, our of Bob Tai.
Mr. psrrin's b. c. javclh,, ant Go!dng's Bsas.
ter--3 {, on Admiral Nelson. IN 1900 he
got so mach injured in his practice tina. he did
not cone on the turf again until 1895, when
he won Purse OF so pounds, mhe heats,
beating several fine horsc5.--See Sporting Mag.
sEiIe foI this year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
IA: c. HOWARD, elk.

PURSUANT TO tae above decree, the
u Land therein mentioned, which is 81 /.
tuaied nj the county OF Henrico, conugu
Gus 10 The city OF klchnond, being In.
sane lot or parcel OF land which was con.
gcyed by Richard Adams and EIizsbetlI
his wife, 10 MOSES DAVIS. by deed dated
sd day Of March, 1907, and bounded as
loiiows 10 VIZ, Beginning and rnDning on
me road or Stree, le aiding from the marx
It house iu the said CITY to Dd Vai's wi
iage N, leg w. . casins snd 81 links
TO sGeet 40 feeI vide dividing said lot ana
pafcei OF land aad the land formerly Wa
liam Cannon. ,hJw Joha Doyie's. * bind
my on said siree. ~. 50, Il, q CHAINS and
% Inns TO the slrees--theuce on the back
stree, .. liz, w. 4. chains 81 Inks TO b
corner street 40 feet vide next teward said
city, and binding on said street. .. 50, w
81 chains 50 Inks 10 the sad road To th
oegl0ning-- the burldioss x imptoye
ments thsreon consisting of large tram.
ed house -~wili be sold on tn iifst oil next
month (ApriD ii far, II not the mex, ia
day, s. to con.lnne from day 10 day tlii tle
v aole IS sold. The whole laud will b
divided lots inio according to plan mhIci.
will nc exhibited OH TIE day OF sals, an
these lois viii be sold separately. The
sails viii commsnce at 4 O'Clock IN the G.
vening.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
March 90.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

moses LAWS, ItOSSSt alil. NlOnCurS
and George .Vn. Saith. deGs.
T-fils cause this day came oa c. be
4 heard on the bin, answer, sunary ex
hiSi:s fled and argued by coause., ON coa-
s,dsration whereof, tae court being OF OPT
mon that the lsGd conveyed by,ssOe said
Moses Davis and wife 20 the&hg tendani
Gorge William Smith, was in.ena<,, 70 Sc :
cure the payment OF tne notes l.: "a; pos.
session OF the plaiutitfs, Picket, Pollard
and Johnston, and Ralstoa ahd pleaSants,
on which suits nave nos E.en broigtt-l
And also of the Judgments Obtained on
the notes which came TO the possessisa
of the oshsr pi2i8jitss, namely lay Tor aaG
Brown, Jamss Browa jln. aud the survi.
wing partner OF the house OF NorVell, Wi.
at anu bullock, as we'll is those taken UP
by Pleasant YoungEusband, dcceases, 10
his lifetime, do decree and order, thai
Geuree w Smith 10 proceed 10 make sale
Of the iot OF land in inc pHI mentioned 10
the highest ufdder, upon a credit Gnti
the repeal or expiration OF the act con.
ceruiug executions and other purposes.
passed the Dist Of Janaary 1859, taking
bond with two good srccrHies Tor the pay :.
ment OF the IN, caase nI0ney, and retarH
bonds by him taxea 10 cour. 10 abide It's
future order, lac giving two weeks notice
H. somc newspapers puolIsaed Ia the city
OF Rcnnonu OF the time and place OF
sae, and returning 4 report now he has
executed this oroer.
e. Copy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

To RENT,
nN Shocloe Hill, A GOOD TWO STORY,
" DWELLING HOUSE, with kitchen,
Smoke House, Stable, Carriage and Cow House
all Of which are in good repair, thfre Is also
on the premises small house, cAlc1aed for
lawyers or shesIH's Office. In the u is never
failing wei Of very pure wa.er. - q garden
English rasl,bsnies, and a variety ofTuit tees.
The stable lot is also well enclosed. Possession
will be gvru Immediately. For term apply to
Genera. Preston at his Office, or to the subscriber
JOHN t,JoHN.
March 18th. 1910. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

Charlotte Court, 6tn March. 1910.
Eree,ard and Gilies, plifs.
AGAINST -,
Aaihony W. lks, Ephraim Eou'din, John .naH
Fennell and James Iarnist,, dctts. }.~e'y'
The defendant Wake not havins-entered
his appearance according Is tse Act of
assembly aud the rules OF this c&rrti {n1 1t an.
peariag to the satisfaction of thdteoxG Aat he
is not an innabitant OF tina state, 0esipE motion
of the plaintiffs by their attorney, II is ordered
that he appear here on the frat aay of June court
ncxt and eI.er his appearance and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and CIV. security for performing
the decree OF the court, AMI thar copy of thi.
order b. inserted in one OF the newspapers
printed in Richmond, for two months success.
lively, and posted ar ,ne iront door of the coufs-
aousc of the said county.
Copy-Tes;e, THOMAS READ. c, c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
Tan-Yard.
To Let on Lease OF from FIVE to
twelve Years,

To Let on Lease OF from FIVE to
twelve Years,
fHhT Valuable Tan4Ysrd, with its sppur.
s<rgoces belonging to the Estate OF the take
g.. Iaccb Bockius, situated on the Main
street ofthis City, between The Capitol and
the sasin. This valuable property consists
Of a haif acre corner Lot, having Nlepepn an
extensive LANYARD, a LAKE. Bark
Icuse, two Bark Mills, Beam Ifbuse ICur.
fying Shop, Leather Cellar snf~Drying
Lots, with every necessary c Convenience for
having froa, 2 20 thousand Hides raD'd
per year@s.also good Dwelling House,
kitchen, Cellst, S able and Garden The
House aud Garden have lately been repair
ed, and the Tan.YNFd will be sly repair.
Cd shortly after beiag let. For terms
aDply 10 the Executors, who once more So
rcl. those indebted 10 said estate to make
pfYment, before the thirty FIRST Of May
IL x no longer indulgence will be given.
Il. Tate IT,
John Prcsser
RiehM.nd, Feb. 90, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
In RisAmoad hasaings Court, Jare ists,

Elisabeth T. Younshusband and SAL
Buel r. Parsons, administraiiN and
administrator with the will annexed
OF Pleasant Younghusband, deceIs.
ed--Ralston and Pleasahts PICKET,
Pollard * Johnstoa--Taomas Fay
Tor and James Brown, late mer.
chants and partners under the firm
Of Taylor & Brown<-James Brown, 6
jun. and yvliam Norsetl, slrri-
c,ai house of Eorvci, WAT ami
Bullock, PHI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
FIVE
ACRES OF VALUABLE
L A n D,
For Sale.

THE Subscriber Offers for sale, bis
TRACT of LAND. Bing within one mic
OF The Jtaa;se Sprays. Abou; halfis
CLEARED, the balance n wood aud wei ,irn.
bAred; the quality of the Ia III throughont
q ealai 10 aoy IN the neighG Nhoors Of he
same quantity. The building. on N are
comfortable and a, a small expence rnirae
be made very much so; The dwe!iin.
house has todr rooms below stairs, and two
ABOVE: A good Kitchen, a new framed
Dairy, also Earn that might be mad
ysc5 good one BY a very ts;llng eypsnce.
The plantation is II, egceiiens order for
cropping, being divided ia,o fur Ee;I;.
and the who'll under good fences - rnera
is on this tract an Apple Orchard equal,o
almost any III the counly and nelS, fails
aito;seiher OF fruH; besi,ies a nxs6bsAof
Peach trees, ": ca alsa never Kil M,eIr
in part also every otner aiBi 81 lrafstylht
the county can aiford--The& HaJko
capital nili seat; and for Upwards of
;wenty years ,here was naiil which was
extremely profitable TO is owner.
Also, one other tract OF $50 Acres. Iy;,s
10 the county OF Louisa.
The Subscriber will receive likely young
Negroes pi payment, or will take lands in
Kentucky of good quality, on getting a
sufficient warranty for the maintenance ne
the iitle. Provided the land laws IN such
a part OF the State as he shall approve.
ANY person wighing to purchase will
make application TO The Subscriber living
IN Orangs county, near Go.don's Tavern.
previous 10 The 18th of April next.
John White, ]
Feb. 10th, 1910. W.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
PEDIGREE.

Admiral Nelson was bread by Lord Grosves
nos. got by John Bull, and foaisd in 1925; MS
dan by t'lvis, by Justice her dam Cypnec.
by Squlrral oit or Frbbls's dan, by Regp..s.
See supplement. to the Stud bsok, ;,s;.e Is.
JASPER CLAYTON.
N. .. Notes for the twenty do,l,,s ma. be
eat wiih the mares.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
THE NOTED HORSE,

DY Sir Peter Tcazle out Of the famous
I'D Yellow mare, will stand the ensuing
season at my stable 4 miles from The
town OF Cara, in The county of Cumber4
land, and will cover mares at Is dollars
the leap, IS dollars the season, and 80
dollars insurance, with one dollar 10 the
groom 10 either case--.he leap 10 be paid
a, the TINA OF covering; the season lst of
August next, and the insurance lst of
Ma ca, 1911. Good and extensive pas
turage gratis, add the greatest attention
paid, but no liability for accidents srsesa
capes. Grain viii be furnIsheG ,af1iM
market price if required. TIE SSAsotA
will commence the ist Of March, 30 exE
pire the LIST of August. II
Gouty has been so fully advertised in
former seasons, that il is deemed sufIici.
ent to say, that his blood, size, and shape,
and the performance oil his coils, Justly
en,i,le him TO rank Conspicuous among
the best Stations 10 America. ! will on.
ly here remark, that have the General
stud Book Which will prove him to have
de .cended from the best stock in Eng.
land, as may be traced 10 the most dis.
tant period that have also the Racing
Calenders OF 1913, which prove the dis.
tin rushed success Of his colts on the
Easlish turf, and that from the few shcet
caleaders which have received of The
racing Of 1909, find that one Of his colts
(Ltchfeld) Won in shat gear, Ten Plates
and SNeep,akes, Of lbsm foor mile
heats, beating horses of The best blood
Frederick w. James.
County Of Cumberland, March 5, 1910.
tN3s paidj
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
FrdnciS'S MaximS
IN EQUITY.

Shortly will be published, NeMEdi.
ton OF tlle above scarce and valuable HORT.
Reviseds Corrected, aud brought doyn -
the present time, with the addition of CO
veral Rules and Maxims in Rquity. nor "a
be found in any former impression
BY William w. Henhing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

8 T meeting of tn directors of the Rich,
: rnond Turnpike Company. on the 9th March.
1910,
Resolved, Tia, the shares of all delicqaen,
holders of sas'ea in me said company. be. sod
a: ,h= Washington Tavern, in Aichu5na, on
Saturday sne fourteenth day Of ncxt1a9lih, at
~ o'clSek.
Resolved, That call of two dollars and sf,y.
cents on each share ia the said company Dc.
made, aud tina, the same BE- paid to the 1.'rsssu.
rer on or before the foprseenth day of next
mon,a.
Teste,
n. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-14

II our voluntary submission to the encrosch-
ments of that ruai could have been added, the cx-
cusc might have bad some colour, but France never
waited TO see whether would assert our rights,
she trusted to retaliation and absoved from any
obligation to resist them her account, il is that
we owe to ourselves, own dignity, our own exis
tence as nation, which now discuss.
t~The righ. and the practice OF which YOU are
instructed to complain-have been exercised by G..
Britain, from the earlies, days Of the British faval
power epen uithom any gnodfcafssn or ereep'on IN
Erour Of nafonai siaps Of ,Sar." Mr. s innings let
ter to Mr.. Monroe, Esd Sept. 1907.
II to redeem this pledge, we were To Go an act
unworthy Of ourselves, unjust to any other nation,
were twenty fod to that amount, Il should be lost.
or redeemed only by srms-i; is sufhcieptly mortify-
ing that we should receive Il ~ bribe for the as
ser.ion Of our rights. am ashamed Of having used
this argument Money money sterasily moaey
instead of Leeour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-14

Mr.. sAMMON's SPEECH.

Mr.. Irvine, was present at ths delivery OF
Mr.. Sammons' eloquent and impressive
sueech, ana assure you, that the transcript
published in your paper, though generally
correct, is remarkable for one omission.
Speaking Of the two great parties in N York,
At tho commencement Of the revolution, &c.
he observed, " that gentleman (Gardenier)
now disagrecs with me in opinion at the
time To which allude his fathcr also differed
from me belonged to the wings he, to
the tory party he told his neighbours, that
they ought not 10 resist Great Britain she
was al, powerful, and would crush them we
did no. beievc hisr---wc did resist I; IN doing
vtith, rhis arm spas shattered, (holding OFT
his right army and, to resist her again, am
reaiy 20 use fhc otser." You cannot conceive
,hc ~ y effect ef speech to which the age,
manner, and appearance OF the venerable gen.
te,rln greatly Contributed. Hitherto mod
es,iy silent, he rose at last inspired with pat
rio;lck artIour and his snow-white locks ad-
dad DIGNITY AID ;orre TO the persuasive truths
that flowed from his tongue.
The plain aud intelligent speech OF Mr..
Sa,nnon's published in our paper OF this day
is worth thousand columns OF howery words,
or a thousand volumes of sophistry. 1t ex
lrhits the sentiments and feelings OF patri-
otick AMI independent. AMKRicAS FARMER,
.of ono VINO has stood the brunt OF one con-
.est, and is nohly determined not 10 shrink
.ow another. II was read by a Member Of
,>Seycath. Ward at their last meeting and
y iacd distinguished applause. We re-
~, ,end ;ts insertion 10 Republican editors
~ eeaaay ~. Y. Joarnsi.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-14

= HIS colleague, Mr. Garnencr, must have been
.Donlcrj,.Ey delighted with these explanations. Mr.
Ga friends, relatives aud neighbours" to which
he 90 unfortunately alluded, were fsres-one of
them has received the homage OF coat OF feathcrs
and or want of tar) noasses. for HE cvick virtues
IN the revolution COLUMBIAN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-14

ITIsIt5 III Ifd-------------
-----Et allis urbibus ultime
Stetere CAUSE cur perirent
Fusditus inerme etque muris
Hostile aratum excrcitus iisolens.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-14

And angry parties rage--hsth been the cause why
lofty cities bowed the head and nsocnt with con-
quest, why the foe hath drose ,he plough share
DER her ruined walls.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20
Old Curles, Dec Is.

a CARD. The subscriber returns his CRATE
4 - tut acknowledgements to The citizens of
Richmond and the public IN general, from whom
he has received the most unbuunded encourage.
ment IN the line OF his business, and begs leave
to inform them that with view to accommodate
those who may have a wish to continue their pat
ronag,--ae has enlarged his business by talk.
ing the shop lately occupied by Ephraim Speed
on the street between the C.nvernnr's hnn.e az.
the Virginia Inn, where any article. in his line
WI, he executed with fidelity, neatness and dis
patch He viii keep constantly on hand sup
&c. &c.
Locks and Keys will be repaired on the shor-
test notice, by their obedient and very humble
servant, SEWALL OSGOOD
Dec. s. VT,
N. b. good Journeyman Blacksmith, will
meet with liberal encouragement, by application
to the subscriber.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

" IkSlNlA, 10 son Alta Chancer, ID ,,.'r- /
Court held at the former capitol, in Will
amsburg, the 25th day of October, 1910
James Ross, surviving partner of the mercan
tile firm, lately trading under the stle and name
OF James Ross Co. PhF
Mary Dame and George Dame, devisees of
George Dame, decd and the said Mary ID ,ms
hxecutrix OF the said George Dame, decd
Defts.
THE defendants not having entered their APP
pearance and given security, according to the act
OF assembly and the rules of this court, and it an
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that thew
are not Inhabitants of this country On the motion
OF the plaintiff, by his counsel; 1t is ordered, That
the defendants do appear here on the first day of
the next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff,
and that copy of this order lie forth with insert
ed IN the Enquirer, for two months successfully.
and posted at the front door of the former capitol
in this city.
Il Copy. Ieste,
AN2"1: ROBINSON, C. C,
December e. uoU
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20
November 81

HE subscriber IS disposed to sell his Stock
r. OF GROCERLES, at his Store opposite The
S%an Tavern on accommodating terms In case
OF asa'e, ne VIII rent the Store House for one
year, and give immediate possession
ED HALLAM
He has also for sale, at his Store, first door
boye the Eagle. Tavern, 40 hogsheads and 100
barrels New Orleans and Muscovado Suga,s.
Gun Powder, Imperial, Young Hyson and Son
chong Teas, by tie chest, OF tie latest important
ON, 10000 lbs. Goshen Cheese, which is warrant
Ell OF first queiity--A few dozen Salt Petr
hI"S h. H.
just received, By the slip Unity, direct from
rich Cut Glass.
December 4 r+F
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20
.Nr HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

~ Ranaway-trom The subscriber on SUNDAY
evening last a mal.t.o Tor quatroon) man named
Billy he is very i..ir, and will proba attempt
to Pass himself Tree mar, and to get on board
some vessel fer the purpose of reaching either
me of,he United States or West Florida
He Is about twenty-five or three years of age.
wears aqueue (wnich however he might cut or
! and whskers, has dark hazle eyes inc,nng to
black very black hair. not more curied than that
~ white men frequently is, cheek bones rather
high than otherwise, poutng mouth with very
red lips, good teeth, and face inclinine to the
oval shape. He is about Ave feet six inches high.
and rather stout made, with large arms snd
legs. He is handsome and sensible fellow. and
as he has a nu,poer of clothes, it is feared he
nay succeed in s.etting off will give twenty
ioiirs tor apprehp aiding and securing so that !
get him the said slave, if taken in this city !;
thirty ifin any other part of the territory fifty If
IN the Mississippi territory West Florida, ant.
one hundred If in any ofthe States, and in every
case, all reasonable charges will be paid
Masters of vessels and all others are cautioned
against employing or harbouring said slave
0J He was raised in Richmond. Virginia,
and was formerly owned by r. Pickett fthat
place. He speaks English and very few words
OF French.
CHARLES j. ChDELL
N Orleans, November so. WIN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20
December &.

oHERT JonNsToN is now opening gene
IL raj and well selected assortment of Goods,
consisting Of snreriae, pe!ise and coarse cloths,
kerseymeres, yestings, Manchester cords, Scotch
plaid, coatings, rose and duffl blankets iannels.
plains, cotton, worsted and yarn hose, Russia c,
Irish sheetings, Irish linens, mattresses, dressing
glasses and cases, oil cloth, horse whips, globe
lamps, epauletts, drums, flies, plun.es, seine
twine; Hardware of every description, viz an
WIS, vices, smiths bellows, screw plates, scythe
blades, patent cutting knives, German r. Crawley
steel, mill, pitt, cross cut, hand and sash saws,
&c files ofevery kind, trace chains, Wagon box.
es, spades and shovels, waffle and wafer irons.
Britannia tea pots, iapanned lamps, plotting in.
struments, plated and common casters, glue, En-
ellsh white lead, Spanish brown, yellow ocbre,
window glass, putty, &c. &c. The above will be
sold low for cash or acceptances.
= november 6 F.f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-20

AND AND NFGROES-FOR SALE.
~ BY virtue of deed OF trust. executed to us
by Nathaniel Holland, of tire county of Gooch
land tor the purpose of paying certain debt
bidder, for ready money at John " Haden's
tavern, IN Goochland couRty, on Wednesday the
second day of January next. If fair, if not, the
sale Will take place the next far day ten ike
iy Virginia Born SaUcs, VIZ ;uEev, Nelly,
Army Mat Sam, Billy, Buck, md Nelson, A
or parcel of LAND, whereon the said Holland
now resides, containing by estimation three nun
dred and twenty seven acres, be the same more
or less, and bounded by the lands of Thomas
Miller, James VIII Jams, Tarllon Payne and
Heath Miller, or so much Of the said pro.
perry as VIII pay the above debt, with interest
and eXPences attending this trus..
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