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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16
.9OHN VIII DEE,
tJOHN BELL.
w.2n
Petersburg, January 4.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed or
stolen near the market house in Rich.
mond, on the night Of the 29th inst. January, }
a likely dark bay Wagon horse, eight years
old, about five feet high, is in good order, and
the hair little rubbed Off with the traces.
will give reward Of ten dollars TO any person,
that will deliver said horse to Mr. Samuel White
OF Richmond, or 10 me in the County Of Cum.
bertrand. Whosoever will deliver me the thief.
Gf stolen,) for punishment, shall receive a re-
ward of 20 dollars.
N. b. lie is blind in the right eye, and a noted
scar on the left rump.
NATEb, LANCASTER.
Feb. 1. wAE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16
] aw8wT

AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of an act of
IL the General Assembly OF Virginia, passed
the 22d day of January 1910 win be sold II
Public Auction, at Mathews court house, on
Monday the 12.b day Of March next, If fsr, other
wise next fair day, on a credit OF one, two. and
three years, the Tract of Land containing about
500 acres Yin lots or the whole together, AS may
best SUIT the purchasers, and promote The pub.
lie interest,) lying in the county of Mathews,
called Kingston parish Gcbe Land. This Land
IS conveniently si'usted on East River, and Pud
den Creek, which abounds with Fish ard Ovs.
ters in their season, and is a3out one and half
nile from the said court house. Further des.
criptlon is deemed useless, as it's expected those
inclined to purchase, will view the premises be-
fore the day of sale. Bonds with good secrri
ties, will a lien on the said Land viii be required
no
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16
From Cab5en's Political Register.

y The JUBILEE was celebrated at the Isle Of
" Waichersn, with az much iestvity rs in any
." part of His MaIesty's dominions. At1I o..
" clock IN the forenoon, General Don, with all
" the General CiHcers, and many Of The prin.
" cipal inhabitants paid their respects to Sir
Eyre Coote, at the Palace. In every quar-
" ter Of the Island the troops fired three vol.
" lies at noon aud at noon 81! the ships fred
ga Royal salute. After ali the General OFF
" GERS, Public Funciionaries, and principal in
q habltsnts bad paid their respects to Sir Eyre
90 Coote, they attended him IN procession to
" the great chugch, where dctachments of the
eight regiments in Middleburgh, with their
Z" cOlors, went also. Al I've Sir Eyre Coote
" entertained most numerous party "a diH.
neT, at Midlieburgh. Admiral Otwsy also
gave sump,uOGs entertainment, on board
the Cesar. In The evening thete was a
Grand Display OF fire works Al Middle.
bdrBh" ...lS.E
JUBILEE.
Well, and what II the sentiment be sLydued !;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

NJ Office By of deed Of trust, from
v SamGei Smithson to the subscriber, to Sc.
cure the payment Of debt dus Brown, Riyes
Cc.-wlll be > Id agreeable to law, at Elijah
Gdrtl's Tavern, in the town ofCharIoitsvlic, Oh
Monday the 5th day OF March next, it being NJ
bemarle court day, the Glowing property TO wit ::
negro WON u named Lucy, and her three chill
dren, Jack, Isaac, aud Alse, negro man nam
cd Watt, also Wagon and four horses with
geer complete, or so much thereof as will be suf
bc.ent to pay the balance due Under said trust.
MARTIN DAWSON, Trustee.
Milton, 10th Feb. 3w
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vSwsI
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOX sAA..-

" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOX ShLE.-
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of the United States, in the Virginia D,s-
trict, pronounced at the last session of that court
in the suits there depending between VIM. Kunks al
* Co. plaintiffs, against Thomas NJ. Deane and
others. defendants, and between Serbia Scrophal
and Starman, plaintiffs, and the same defendants :
VIII be exposed to sale, at auction, at Cara, in
the county OF Cumberland, on Thursday the 18th
OF February next, that valuable MERCHANT
MILL usuahy called the Cairo EfiiiS-Tobacco
Warehouse, Tavern, and other Lots of Ground
at that place--Also, all the Lands at or near Ca
ira, Consisting of 2Oo0 acres and upwards
which belonged to James Deane, Thomas NJ
Deane & Francis B. Deane or to either of them
on the 10Th day of March, 180l.-rerms OF
saie-Tcn per cent on the amount of the pur.
chases to be paid in cash credit of one, two
and three years for the residue of the purchase
money, to bear interest from the day of sale,
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with
security, to be approved by the undersigned COM
mssioncrs, or the one that may act, and also OK
ecuting a deed of trust upon the property so
purchased, for securing the payment thereof AT
the periods aforesaid.
Previous to The day of sale the Land will be
divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers.
c. COPLAND, Communist
w. c. WILLIAMS, oners.
December so
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a PPL1CATION will be made to the Presi.
L n Gent and Directors Of the Bank of Virgi.
IVA 70 renew certificates of stock Nos. 1900 and
5Oly standing IN my name on the books of the
Bank.
G. NEWTON.
JsHaaryf' 2aw6wI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16
EDWARD HALLAM.

Solid CELERY,
Round Spinage,
Peppc. Grass,
Early Spring,
and Winter Cress.
Double Pot Mary
gold,
Pot Marioram,
Blood Beet,
Orange Carrot,
Spring and Winter
rurnips,
and White Mustard
Seed.
BEANS.
taiGC W'tllc hlu.
ney,
Cranberry,
Speckled aAd
Arbour.
CORN.
Early Franc,
Do. Canadian,
Do Sweet,
Do. SilSsia.
Little Dwarf Clo-
yer,
Large Red, do. and
Timothy Seed.
Also Fifteen T'icrces
Rice,
Ten Boxes Sperma-
ceti Candles.
wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

I AND FOR SALE.-That valuable Tract OF
- LAND laying in Amherst county, common
~ known by the name of Cordon's Quarter stu.
ated near the Tobacco row mountain, containing
eleven 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 will be known by making appiica.
ton to either of the subscribers in Petersburg,
or to Mr.. Samuel Irwin Of Lynchburgh, who win
shew the premises or give such description of
hem as viii satisfy any person DESTROYS Of pur-
chasing.
'9oHN VIII DEF,
JOHN BELL.
Petersburg, January4. w3m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

ri OTlCE.-The subscriber beng Iesirous to
4 ' close his dictatorship Of the estate of
Paul Graham decd. and whereas there appears,
by the viii OF the said Graham, debt TO be due
from the Estate of his Grandfather Duncan Ora:
ham, to the firm Of Lies Boyle & Co-for the
payment OF which, or part of which, provision
IS made by the viii of the said Paul Graham
i"s is therefore 10 require the said firm, or their
agent TO come forward, state their claim, and
establish the amount due, that the same may be
settled otherwise the assets will CATER three
months from this tme) be applied to the dis
charge of other debts due from the estate OF the
sad Paul Graham and this notice will be plead
ed in bar to the said Claim
SAMUEL BURRUSS,
Ear 4 Paul Graham.
Caroline County Virga.1
January 27,h, 1909 1,w2wg
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JOSEPH SCOTT, III. V. ID.
Y y. Feb j., 1910. 2lwSW

SETANTED Immediately, one or two good
w wOikmen at the Coach-rnaking business
20 master workmen liberal wages will be given
BY Mcssrs. Wren & Robinson, just below the
Swan. tavera, on ShockG Hill, Richmond
February8 8. 2awtf
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December so.

n. B. The sale above mentioned is postponed
tai the 9th OF August, at which time it will take
place.
February1. wtds
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ID Y virtue Of decree Of the HonIbIe Court
b o. Chancery for the Kichud District.
will be sold 10 The highest bidder, ready mo.
ney, the Tract Of Land called ILVIDERE
TRACT. near the city Of Rchfno, containing
one hundred acres more or less. pc sale viii
take place on the premises on thtifth day OF
March next
WILLIAN 5fdRSEL,)
UAVID BULLOCK. 7 Com'ys.
JoHN KOBINSON,I )
February 10 tbs
D INTEND to remove out tLe state in TIE
= course of few weeks.
PARKER.
Cumberland County, Feb. lw3.t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-16

Nov is THE TIME! The ingenious pee
' oEmeoEanism called the MICROCOM,
will be exhibited for few DAYS longer, in arge
chamber next 10 til Post Office The pTprle-
tor most grateful TO the ladies' and gentleen Of
Richmond, for having been favored Of thcilsits,
is now soliciting the patronage OF tao who
have not had the opportunity 20 see tiisurious
effort Of human ingenuity.
Admiltanco from o'clock in tne nding til
2. IS cents ; < with music. which. wi.. iron,
I'LL in tho evening, CT II cents.
Smoking segars is not allowed, vtn ladies
are in the room.
Richmond, Feb. 7th, 1910. On
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-22
October IS.
)ofeph hLandevll.e,
Corner Of Alns and Faigiaa streets,
HAS FOR SALE,

u =. ,
HAS FOR SALE,
10 quarter chests gunpowder and Imperial
TEA
% 9oxes otto ditto
90 quarter chests dyson ditto
80 dilto Young hyson
20 ditto hyson sk;n-~of tie latest 'atforta-
ti9us oudsups RtoR qualay.
Is hoasheads and 70 barrels rnuscovado
sa@ars
% Reas nader
10 cs=a-sia.t quality Goshen cheese,
6 pipes cd london particular Madeira
d,t.o !i.,a cid port
r. ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry
ditto coimenar
90 ditto mountain Malaga
20 t!itto Catalonia
90 cascs old tnedoc claret
ditto win de grave
90 cases l4ucca oil Il ,-r,.
10 bales Orleans snt Georgia cotton
10 hogsheads Molasscs
Cognac, Bordeaux and peach brandies
Jamaica, An igua and northern rum
Holland anti country gin
Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Wine and cider vinegar
100 boxes and half boxes choice first and
escond quality HAVANA Cigars. E
Loaf andiump sugars; coffee chocolate;
almonds; mace nutmegs; doves; cassia
and cass'a buds; pimcnto; pepper; race and
ground ginger; Snetto; Jesuit's bark; pearl
and common barley indigo; alum; copper
as fig blue; birthstone; starch haar pow
der; Leiper's. CARROTS * Hamilton's snuff
in bottles and biaddeis; Macauba and rappee
snuffs; gunpowder; patent shot assorted;
mould shot bar lead gun and pistol fiints;,
writing and wrapping paper; glue, demi-
Johns; corks; bed cords; leading lines 81
chewing tobacco, sc. sc.
HE WILL PURCHASE, &..ay -
Flaxfeed, and we'll cleaned Nus;
tard Seed.
October q Ks: :.....5s
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I-aWratDn & tOWle,


4, 4 temhorarv residence, (tMtheir late store
caa b. rsbuilt, y haze taken a Sore on on'0n
atreet end Merchants W'iaJ, Formerly oeeu'
nfed bv II. Henderson q ca.
Where they have for Sale,
10000 lbs prime Green Coffee,
200 boxes Mould Candies
20 chests Hyson, Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas,
80 hhds. retailing Molasses
cases black and colored Sarscenetts
and Senchaws
5 cases Nutmegs and Cloves
SO barrels and SO halt barrels Boston
500 pieces German Checks
400 do Nankeens
5000 yards Tow Cloth
600 sides red Soal Leather
1000 bushelseoarse and line Liverpool
Salt.
September s7. @~e.~a
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-22
Twenty Dollars Rew0r1.


a BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, ABOUT the 7th OF last
month, a man whose name is RALPH, q
years of age, between black and ye!ioweo-
lor, nearly 6 feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes ,oking heavy--hc has but
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, negro cotton oycrjackct and trow-
sers 1t IS likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing Tree
negro man by name Sambo, living on judge
Washinp,on's e,tate. Mount Vernon, is his
father. and It is very probabic he is tlerca-
hont or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The allows reward will be given to secure
him in Washington ClIy OF alexandra JAZZ
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-i2 d
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MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1910.
Bryan Hanpson. & 90.

Haze j1st received and o4erjor saie'
10 hhds. and SO barrels first qualify suc'a
g. 10 second quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madeira !,
pipes and 5 tierces London market ana
Is quarter casks Malaga WlNEo'
70 boxes dipt Candies,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
SO barrels New England Rum,
80 doprnne Whiskcy,
~ chests Imperial,
10 do Young Tyson TEAS, of this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
.dLSO, the best selected Flour for 10. E.
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sas.s Ct Veadne.

8, .very Tuesday end Friday.
toSs WILL Re SOLD
veaauc Store, coraer Of Prince ana
4 t"s Water streets. "a
,v.x;e,, Of Dry coaIs, Grossr'ss' go.
4 ss g;.',i. Is, OF which will be expresssea ~
Pss !n e the day--all kinds OF gooas
he p.l re on limitation and the p:lees 90 ~
'a !s are cstsslishsd, can st any tiIae ~
siAcn '~nJpurchased atthe lowest lisnstatllos
'da p1'' p. c. Massteller, v. n.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09
IN KENTUCKY.

from Maysville by Washington, Millers-
burg, paris, Lexington, Frankfort, SPRING
field, creensburg, glasgow and Bowling
Green, to Russelsvile.
From Catlettsburg by creenup C. h.
Johnson's mills, Vanceburg, Salt Works,
Lewis C. h. and Flemingsburg to Milleys-
burg, thence by Mount Sterling and the
Olympian springs, to catlettsburg.
From cumberland cap by Barboursville,
Road Forks, Craborchard, Stanford, Dan
vile, Harrodsburg, Frankfort and New
castle, to Port William.
From Roadforks TO Clay C. h.
From Washington by Augusta and New
port, to Boon C. h.
From Lexington by Nicholasville, Rich
mond and Lancaster, to Danvile.
From Frankfort by georgetown, cynthi-
ANA, Falmouth and Newport, to cincin-
natl, Oh.
From Frankfort by Shelbyville, Louis
vile, ShepherdsVille, Bairdstown, Spring
field and Danville, to Casey c. h.
From Frankfort by MIddetown, Bairds-
town, Eealsbtlrg, Elizabcthtown; Granger
vile, Hardehburg, Hartford and Muhlen-
burg c. h, to Rnsselvile.
From Hardenburg by Yellow banks
Hendersonton, u. States Saline, In. T.. to
Shawtipgtowh, IL. r.. ard to Livingston
c. h.
from Russelvile by Christian c. h,
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IN TENNESSEE.

From Abingdon, Va. by Brownsville,
Rossville, Rogersvile, Whitesides, Been's
Station, Rutledge, Knoxville, Campbell,
Meredith, Kingston, Hsrtley's, Alexander's,
White plains, Carthage, Dixons spring,
Cairo, Gallatin, Hendersonvile, Nash.
vile, Franklin and Columbia, to the Big
Spring.
From Brownsville by Jonesborough,
Greenville, Checks cross roads and Dam
bridge, to Knoxville.
From Jonesborough by Elizabeth town,
to Ashe C. h. N. G.
From the Warm Springs, ". Carolina,
by Newport, SevierviIe, Knoxville, Gin
ton and Chitwood, to Pulaski, K.
From Newport by Cheeks cross roads,
Been's station, TazewelI and Powell's Val
ley, to Cumberland Gap.
From Knoxville by Maysvillc, Telico,
Annoy river, Vanstown, Turkey town, near
the junction of Koose and Talipoose rivers,
being the head of Albania river, to Fort
Stoddert on the Mobile river, Nj. L.
From Carthage to Lebanon.
From Carthage to Fort Blount.
From Nashville, by Charlotte, Hicks
man c. b. and Humphreys C. h. to Char
lotte.
From Nashville by Springfield, to Rus.
seville, *.
From Springfield by Port Royal, Clarks-
vile and Palmyra, to Steward c..sh. and
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Waynesburg, Stanton, Warm Springs,
callaghans or Browns, Sulphur Springs,
Iewlsburg Kenhawa c. h. and Hudsons,
to Point Pleasant.
From Hudsons by Wards and Jour-
dams, to cdstleburg, at the mouth of Big
Sandy.
From callaghan's by Sweetsprings and
Union, to Giles c. h.
From Evansham by Jacksonville and
franklin, to ,Jonesville.
from Evansham by Austinville, to
vreenville.
from Richmond by Powhatan c. h.
cumberland C. h. Floods, Lynchburg, Beu-
fords, Hourytown and Fincastle to Sweet
Springs. s..
from Liberty by Brownstown, Rocky
mount, Henry c. h. to Patrick c. h.
from Powhatan C. h. by cartersville,
New canton. Buckingham c. h. and Bent
creek, to Lynchburg.
from Powhatan C. h. by Farmville,
Prince Edward C. h. Halifax C. h. Peytons-
burgh and Pittsylvania C. h. to Henry C. h.
and from Peytonsburgh to Danville.
from Prince Edward C. h. by kelso's
Store, to Hunters.
from Pittsylvania c. h. by DanviIle, to
caswell C. h. in North. carolina.
from Lynchburg by Bethel, Pedlar-
Mills and Wlncanton, to Lexington.
from Lynchburg by campbell C. h.
Wards ferry on Staunton River, and
Stones store, to Pittsylvania C. h.
from Richmond by chesterfield c. h.
Springhill, colesville, Jenitoe bridge, cas-
sells store, Amelia C. h. gainesville and
Jamestown, to Farmville.
from Charlotte C. h. by Rough creek
church and Reeds store on FALLING river,
to campbell C. h.
from Richmond by Hanovertown, Dun
kirk and Tappahannock, to Richmond c.
from Richmond by rrazer's, New.Kent
c. h Williamsburg, Yorktown, Hampton,
Norfolk and Great Bridge, to North.
West River Bridge.
from Richmond by granville, to charles
cityc. h..
from Petersburg by Dinwiddie c. h..
Nottoway c.. h. Hendersonville, Hungry
town, Double Bridge, Haley's, WiIlies,
Bibbs-ierry and ScotsDurg, to Halifax c.
from Petersburg BY Prince george,
cabin Point, Surry C. h. SmithGeld, Eve
ritt's bridge, Suffolk and Portsmouth, to
Norfolk.
The mail may be sent from Smith6eld
by Sleepy hole ferry, and thence to Suffolk,
when the road and ferry are in convenient
repair.
from Petersburg to city point.
from petersburg by Sussex C. h. Jeru-
salem and South Quay, to Murfreesboro',
North carolina.
from Hicks's FORD by Smiths Store,
to Murfreesborough.
from Harrisville by Fields mill, Quarles-
vile, M'Farlands, Lunenburg C. h. chris
Evansville, Marshallsville, Mecklenburg c.
h. Tammany's and Gees bridge, to Har.
risville.
from rercival's by Westward mill, Ma
sons, Belheld and Hicks's ford, to Halifax,
N. c..
from Hicks's ford by cross Keys, Beth
lehem and Jerusalem. to Suffolk.
from fhilips's to Hicks's ford.
from West Middletown, Pa by Brook
c. h. and Short creek, to Wheeling.
from Horntown by Accomac C. h. and
North hampton c. h. to Norfolk.
from West Liberty by Short creek, to
Warrenton, Oh.
IN KENTUCKY.
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Eddyville and Livingston c. II. to Smith.
land.
From STAFFORD by Pulaski c. h. Wayne
c. h. Cumberland and Adair. to Green's
burg.
From Lexington by Winchester and
Mount sterling, to Estin c, h..
:. From Muhlenburg c. Ii. to Hopkins C.
n. by Harpsburs, to Henderson.
IN NORTH. CAROLINA.
!, From. Warrenton, by Louisburg, Ra-
leigh, Averysborough, Fayetteville, Lum-
berton and, hollands, to Barehelds, S. c.
:. From Suffolk, Va, by Gates c. h. E.
denton, Lees mills, Plymouth, Washing
ton, Newbern, Swansborough and Will
mington,a to Smithville. ~
From Henry {. h. Va. to Germanton.
= From ,Grecnsville, Va. by Soul camp,
Mount, Airy and Bethania. to Salem.
From Warrenton by Williamsborough,
Oxford, Person c. h. Lecsburg. Caswell
C. h., Lenox Castle, Rockingham c. h.
and Germanton, to Salem.
From Oxford to Hlllsboro' ~.
From Raleigh by Nuthall's store to Ok.
ford
From Raleigh by Chapel Hill, Hllsboro',
Allemance, Greensborough, Salem, Hunts
vile, Houstonville, Statesville, Island ford.
Morgantown and Ashviie, to the Warm
springs, and from Ashville to Haywood c.
h.
From Hillsborough by Mount Tirzah,
Person C. h. Williamsville and the Red
House, to Halifax c. h. Va.
From Huntvlile by Rockford, Hampton
vile and Wilkesborough, and to Ash C.
From Salem by Lexington, Salisbury
and Concord, to Charlotte.
From Charlotte to Statesville.
From Raleigh by Putsborough, Ran
dolph C. h. Salisbury, Beattysford, Ora
hams, Lincolnton and Ruthcrfordton, to
Spartansburg, S. G..
From Fayetteville by Moore C. h. Wad-
dles-ferry, Tyson's store, Lindy's store
and Hillsborough, by Jones's ferry to
Peterborough, and thence by Haywood, to
Fayetteville.
From Fayetteville by Rockingham,
Wadesboro' Springvile and Tindollis-
vile, to Salisbury.
From Fayetteville by Laurel Hill, to
Winfeldsville, S. c.
From Warrenton by Jones's store, Ha-
lifax, Northampton C. h. Murfreesboro'
Winton, Colerain, Windsor, Edenton,
Hartford, Nixonton, Elizabeth, Camden
C. h. Indian-own. Currituck c. h. and
Tuls creek, to North West Bridge, Va.
From Elizabeth to New Lebanon.
From Warrenton by Ransom's bridge,
Sill's store, Nash c. h. Tarborough,
Greenville, Washington, Bath, Wood
stock and Germanton, to Lake Landing
on Mattamuskeet.
From Halifax by Enfield, Mount Pros
pect, to Marlborough.
From Raleigh to Nash c. h.
From Halifax by Scotland Neck, Ha-
milton, WILLIAMSON, Jamestown, Ply
mouth and Washington C. h. to Scuper-
nong.
From Raleigh by Smith6eld, Wayesbo-
rough, Kingston and Newborn, to Beau
fort.
From Kingston to Snowfall.
From Fayetteville by Sampson c. h.
Duplin C. h. and South Washington, to
Wilmington.
From Fayetteville by Elizabeth town,
to Wilmington.
From Elizabeth to March Castle:
IN TENNESSEE.
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act OF Congress oftIe United States. sl..H
be, and the same are hereby discontinued:
Irooided, That nothing herein contained
shall be construed SO rs to affect amy exist
ing contracts.
J. B. VARNUM,
Speaker Of The Honse of Representatives.
JOHN GAlLLAieD,
president oFfhe Senate, pro. embofe.
April IS. 1910.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
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IN ORLEANS TERRITORY.

From Pinkneyville by Baton Rouge;
Abbeville, La Fourche or Houmas, St.
Charles and New. Orleans, to Balize.
From La FoGche by Point coupec, Ope-
loosa and Rapid, to Natchitochez.
From Pascagoola river to New. Orleans.
Sec. 2. Ind be ii fUrther eaacted, That
from and after the first day OF June next.
all post roads heretofore estab.isled b, any
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IN MISSISSIPPI.

From the Big spring by Bear creek,
M'lntoshville, Walnut-hil, St. Adams,
Grindstone- ford, Port Gibson, Greenyile,
Washington, Natchez, Ellis ferry and
Lotus heights, to Pinckneyvile.
From M lntoshvile or White Oak creek
by Fort St. Stephens, to Fort Stoddert.
From Coweta5 by Tuckabachy, Ten
saw and Fort Stoddert; to Pascagoola RI
YER
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-10
Valuable Farm for Sale.
New York,2sth Fe

/ WILL, sell the TRACT OF LAND on
which resided the last year, called :. Euz-
zard's Island," lying Oh patuxent river, In
Calver county andnearly opposite to Bene-
dict; containing Ey estimation seven hun
tlreti three and one quarter acres oiistertjc
land as can.be found in tie state Ct MARY
.and ole tisird of -Waich 4. III wood and very
heavily timberea, and as we'll wateres f..
the sconvel fence oil stock rs ally trac. u lis
SIZE inathc ate.
The arabic part Of this plsntation IS lever
and most Of recovered with oyster shells and
is divided into three fields each Of which vii
produce two hundIcu barrels OF Corn, with
reserve OF PRIME Tobacco land suth Gent 10
grew fifty hogsheads OF Tobacco annually
and with very little hGor more meadow may
he reclaimed than will be touad sufficient -
No land can be better adapte>, % the GROWTH
of corn, tooacco and wheat, AND lew plant,-
tons hold out stronger inducements to sill
mulste an industrious man IL binds for {;
considerable distance Oh the river ana Ii;
nearly in a square.
Fish, oysters and wild fowl, are to be had a,
all times Stock OF every description, paiti-
cularly sheep, thrlves and improves wo.,der-
fully when removed to this land a con ,inc,
ing proof ofthe nutricious qualify Of the grass
which ii produces in great abundance. The
improvements ars sufficient to accommodate,
small tamily A more particular desclip-
ton is not necessary, as purchaser will ma
turaliy view the premises. The above estate
is now undera tenement ct one thousand dol
lars pei. aunum. Terms accommodating, and
made known by application to Halter ". Har-
rood. merchant, Upper Marlbro' Prince
Geoge County, or to the subscriber now in
/ Alexandria
Richard w. HARDWOOD.
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