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IA SALE.-Jhe seCon;t Mondry IN De-
ecnber next, if fair, If not the next fail. dav M
my house IN the city OF Williamsburg, the HOUSE,.
and ilOT at present occupy--The house is large
with every convenient out house, aud all IL. GOOD Or
der-A large Store lionsc with Granary attached
to il in the centre OF business now rented outAuo-
tler Store House the maiu-strc,t in the upper.
end OF the town. lately finished, with rooms, which
is also rented otthrec fiiths of valuable Tract OF
ards within miles of Williamsburg, and in the up
per end OF York eounty-two Tracts of ls,nd in the
county o. James City, OF about loo acres within
miles oi Williamsburg, this tract is heavily tifatsr-
ed, and IS superior ~ quality TO any in the ncgbbo
hood the land lies tu-the other tract IS OIL Chicka-
homony river Of us acres, with buildings and orch
ards suitable for plrec of that size, aud the land lies
welt for cult Atom Sne place for ,aut, siosL and
is heavily tmbercd wish tic best OF OAK Pine md
Popiar.-Scverai likcly Negroes amongst them nre
men equal to any earth for their different pro
fcssons--amongst the women, are several cool
Cooks and Wash-womcn 4 large ,,uan,ty of ci,occ
FORNTTURE,ore of the bcN auI stnucti War.
CONS ever bdllt Virginia. TO - likCy lorscs Cir~
and Harness, number OF Choic. Oxen Iar,,e
quantity Of Jo9is NJ various kinds between two a6d
three hundred barrels Of CORN - quantity Of Wheat
the remains OF Goods 81 my store--arnoncst Them
arc a large quantity N Kid shoes ali OF which ,el no
sitvcly be sold-IIc terms OF SAL made known ON
The day Of sale
tend the sale to purchase ont their claims as am
determined IN myself of debt should hold as
nucn property earth.--I bore all those indebted
20 inc will sec the necessity Of coming forward and
PduH@ on, IN soric way oT cher their respeciira
balances, between this aud the day of sale
Nov. %: ''' $,
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ENIlNA, &c.-JOHN q. HTLL.SRD.

EdiNA, &c.-JOH.N q. H{LL6RD.
" has just returned from the North, with
COMPLETE assortment of Glass, emma g
CROCKERY W.2RE--ahch, with his former.
assortment, comprises almost every article in his
bnc Country Merchants, Inn-iolders and private
families, can be supplied on good terms as at any
other store in this state or in any part of New En-
gland Also, on Consignment, afcw boxes OF CHIC
g oLATK-SHOES and HATS of various quail
ties.
Oct. 49, If
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a TEACHER Of the Languages, Writing, Arith-
"A metic and Geography, would be glad to engage
not more than ten or twelve bows for the ensuing
year, in healthy part of the country. Any gentlc-
man disposed to know his terms, will please to apply
TO the printer.
November 90. 2awGw
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FRAHCH CIhRE PoNDAAcA.

MESSAGE
TO the Senate and House If Representatives Of tie
Il. States.
l now lay before congress, two letters to the de-
pattmcut of stae from the present plenipoten-
tary OF FraGee, the other from his predecessor,
which were not included among the documents ac-
companyDg my message OF the 5th inst. the transla-
iiaiI of them being not then completed
AMES MADISON
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EASTOR OIL, Scc.-Benjanlin Du Pal
" q Son have quantity of C-H@2'.
OIL of superior quality, together with gene
raj assortment OF DRUGS, .)fEDICLyNES, sc.
which they viii sell low for cash, or to punctua Gus
toners, at the usual credit.
Richmond, Nov. 90. 4w&w6w
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EOhN KING has just received an a,ldi
e. tional assortment OF FALL & WINTER
SooDS' which HI viii sell, at his usu, cheap rates
Richmond, Oct. 20. tf
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HALLAM, has recefed by the Anacreon, t-
IL rect from England, the following assortment
OF FRESH GARDEN SERDS-wbich may be had
at his Tea, Glass g Chino Store, first door above
the Eagle Tavern, Richmond.
Cabbage. lettuce.
Early York, Green Coss
Do Sugar Leaf Grand Admiral
Green Savoy Ice
Drum Head Cabbage
Ked fickhng Brown Dutch
Early & late Cauflowe.. hIouseare
Peas.
Early Frame Blood Beet
DO Charlton Orange Carrot
Do. Royal Dwarf Satisfy
Do. Spanish Do. Scarcity
Do Sugar Do. Red and White Picking
Blue Prussian Onion
White * Blue Marrovfat Solid Celery
Snaps. Winter & Summer Cress
Larry yellow Curid Parsley
Do Brown So rel
o-Speckled Thyme, MarjoraIn
ArDour " Windsor Beans Summer SavOry
Cucumber. Nast,Irtion
Early Frame Curd Spinage
Do. Long Green White Indye
Do cluster Hanover Turnip
Short Prlcklcy White s. Black Mustard
RddtSh- Rape and Canary
Short Top Scotch Kale
Salmon Small Dutch Clover and
Purple Timothy Seed.
Turnip
And in daily expectation Of receiving one hundred
bushels RED CLOVER SEED.
November 90. wifi
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ENTiLLIAM SHAPARD has for sale III,
Wv ,oilOwjrr 4, 40 ms -J-.

~ PsNAS sAiN
)S, piz :
Glass salt cellars
Race aud ground ginger,
Spice, Nutncgs, Alum.
Salt petre, Indigo
Chocolate, birthstone
Rice, Mustard
Imperial and Gunpowdcr
Tea
Powder and Shot
Snuff
Ivory Combs
Logwooti
Writing and Printing pa
per
German Rolls
Sack bags and sacking
Ravens Duck
Romai Handkerchief
american manuJa1m
ed Goods, vis:
Bed ticks
Diapers
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VINE subscriber wishes toinform his friends
Il chat he has removed his colleCti n #
the very best GRATED FRUIT TREES, from
Mr.. Bells Garden to the Garden formerly occupied
by Mr.. Fletcher, little above the market bridge,
where he mas hand a great variety of Green
House Plants, English Goose Berries and very
pod collection of Shrubs which he offers for sale on
Seasonable terms.
ANDREW MARI.
November 90. If
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200 sacks Salt. mostly Ii
vcrpooi filled
$4,000 lbs. Coffee, mostly
green
SIS crates assorted queens
ware, stone ware, loose
and in Iihds.
SO barrels Ncw-England
Rum
w. 7. do.
Brown Sugar
Loaf do.
Baltimore Whiskey
Carutl,cr's aud Ley
burns rcctified Whis-
key in barrels and tier
ces
New-York prime and
New-Orleans Pork
CGpt and whole Her
rings
Swedes and country Iron
castings
German, Crawley and
Blistered Steel
Window Glass
China in small boxes
Half pint and pint tum-
blcrs
Wine glasses
September 90.
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En- UGH CHAMBERS, has Just opened two trunks
u Il elegant northeyn-maae BOOTS, which he
can sell at prices considerably below what they
be had for at the north or here.
November 90. CIV
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seY virtue of Deed of Trust executed BY
NJ James {. Anthony and Mary 5. Antho-
ny, his wife, to the Subscriber, bearing date the
day OF December, in the year lSlO-and duly
recorded in the General Court-UiH6 be Sold, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, on Saturday, the
seventh OF December next before the door Of the
Bel, in the City OF Richmond, undivided Sd part
OF Tract OF LAND, situate in the county OF Glou-
cester, called and known by the name of Paradise,
containing, in the whole, Eighteen Hundred Heres,
more or lcss-it being the same tract fI.and devils
ed by Philip Lee to his three daughters.--Aso the
following SLAVES, to svit Sam, Frank, Bob.
Jerry, Reuben, Daniel, Patsey, Lewis and his
wife, and Mary Girl. The sale of the foregoing
property, will take place at the hour Of Eleven in the
forenoon----and deed, with a special warranty
will be made the purchaser, for the Land, aud bill
OF sale, with thelike warranty, for the Slaves By
WILLLAlM 4,L4RSIHLL.
Trustee.
Richmond, Nov l. IDS
- The sale of the property confaiaed in the above
advertisement is postponed until further notice lie
gwen. VIM. MARSHALL.
November %.
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Nov. 90.

NOR SALE, an excellent COACHEE &
81 HARNESS comp,eat all of the hes,
materials. Apply at this Office.
November 90. at
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,ENiE GRd.Mp LODGE or VINGE
d VII, will meet at the Mason's Hail -
the City of Richmond, Oh the second Monday i, Ne.
v,:mher next
November 90. tr
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For Freight or Charter,

eS1EA4s.&ss EME, Capt. Jos. A Eaylcy,
no) lying at City Point, burthen sis
TONS expected TO CRY 400 hhtls. Tobacco or $500
p5ls fioui--now id complete order for the reception
cargo. For teims apply to Bridges and Robert
son, fiehnond, William. Robertson, Petersburg, or
the SUBSCRIBE, at Norfolk
RICHp. BLOW.
November &c. Sc
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CHILES TERRELL,
LEWIS ATKINSON


". %. gentlemen from France viii attend such
students OF the subscribers wish to speak the
French lnnguage-A few bows can bc accommodate
ed with BOARD aud washing, s 100 the term. by
G.. Terrell who also wishes an Evening Class OF
Young men, students of Bellies Lcttre5, Ethics and
Logic.
Richmond, Nov. 90. w4wp
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FOR LIVERPOOL,

,H, FOR LIVERPOOL,
-sZENAe The ship UNION,
IN K NY Henry, master, burthen ahoat $50
SSESSS1 Iihds. now loading ut Norfolk, will
have immediate dispatch. One hun
dred Hogsheads are wanting 60 complete her loading.
Freight a. los sterI'g. Apply to
JOSEPH * GEORGE MARX. b.
November 90. 1t
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RJCHTRD ANDERSON,
HEVEPLEY BIIIR.

Richmond, Oct. 49, wtr
II The above connection will enable me to DC
vote most OF my time 70 the Tobacco business. Nr.
Blairs attention viii be principally, Cor the present,
directed to te other branches of the Commission
Business.
n. ANDERSON.
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FsVdE Subscribers, having formed con-
Il acctiOn, respectfully acqu1int he Pub
lie, that the CO.EHISSIOV BJrSLNESS, here
tolorc carried or by RitAdrd .inaeyso,, will, from.
this dte, be conducted by the under the firm of
.3.N'DfiRSO.N q BE.3IR.
They have provided a commcdous Tile-roofcd
Lnmber-liouse, ~ tie vicinity Of the Basin, for tie
reception Of -FOUR SIC. an Eopc, by attention 90 bu-
sincss, To share PORTION of Public patronage Their
cor ;iugrOOm viii be the heretofore Occupied BIZ
X A.
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HE Subscribers viii continue thei'' exey-
tons i'll the EDUCATIONgf YOUTH, the
ensuing year, at the same eligible place, which they
occupy at present They will teach the English Ian
gnage, Geography, Arithmetic and Mathematics
Also, the Latin, Greek and French languages.
~ Price for tuition, by the tcrm s 49, 10 be paid
quarterly in advance.
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March 90.

VIRGINIA Alta Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden at the Capitol in the City of
Richmond, the fourth day of Feb. 1911.
Richard H Henderson and Charles Tyler,
adm'rs of Charles Carter, decd, FrtJs.
1gainst
Charles ]. Love and George Washington
Campbell, Det,ts
The defendant, George Washington Campbell.
not having entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court. that he not an inhabitant
OF this country on motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel, II is ordered, That the said defendant
do appear here on the first day OF the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and ,iat a
copy of this order he forthwith inserted N some
newspaper published inthe city OF Richmond for
two months saccessfye!y and posted At the front
door of the Capitol in the said city.
Copy.-Test,
VIM. ". HENlNG
March 90. wsw
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'nBsERvE! That the following GENU1Ni-
~ MEDICINES, arc sold, by Geo.E r,i6,..
corner Of the Main aud Cross Street above the
Eagle Tavern.
Lees Worm Destroying Lczenges
Lees Anti Bilious Pills.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops
Lees Elixir for Coughs, Colds, &c.
! g.. Lees ssTaT,ii Restorative.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard for the
Rheumatism, &c.
Lees Ointment for the Itch.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific.
Lees Eye Water.
Lees Toothe-Ache Drops.
Lees Damssk Lip-Sslve..
Lees Persian Lotion.
Lees Corn-Plaister.
Lees Anodyne Elixir
CT To detect counterfeits. observe each dr.
ticie has en- the outside wrapper, the signature
/ of
MICHAEL. LEE, & Co.
iate Richard Lee G. So.:.
April lS. w8w.
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IT,
VIRGINIA AT a Superior Court of Chan
v 5cer,, holden at the Capitol, i'm the City of
Richmond, the fourth day of February 1911. :.
Joseph Chitten assignee of Robert Hereford,
who was assignee of Thomas n Hereford, -,
PIT
dgainst ~ So. -.
Robert L. Blackburn, admir-. with the will an
nexed, OF VIM. Burberry, decd, Laurence Ber-
ny and John T. Lomax, executors of the said
Blackburn, William Boon, Austin Smith, and
Hansford, Deft.
The defendant Robert L. Blackburn, not hav-
ing his appearance and given security according
to the act of assembly and the rules Of this court
and It appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that he is not inhabitant of this country on
motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, II as or
dered, That the said defendant do appear here on
the first day Of the next term and answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for months
successfully and posted at the front door of the
Capitol IN the said city
A Copy--Test,
VIM. w. HENING, C. C.
March 29. wSw
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March %.
g,HIRTY DOLLARS REwARD-Rana.

NHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Rana-
Il way from the Subscriber, living in Camp
bell County, near Pannill's Ferry, on the Goth of
january last, three Negro Men named, WILL L,
PHIL and LEWIS Will is about Is years of
age, about feet inches high, of yellowish
complexion and little bow legged, was pur-
chased by me Of Mr.. Archibald Payne Of Gooch-
land
Phil, is about "a or 25 years of age, nearly six
feet high, very black, wears large whiskers, a
little knock kneed, he was purchased Of Mr..
Richard Curd, living about seven miles below
Richmond, by Mr.. Stephen Woodson of whom
purchased him.
Lewis, is about 90 years Of age, about six feet
high, black and web made, has little or no
beard, small scar on the corner Of his right
eye, plays very well on the FIFE, was purchased of
Anderson Thompson of Hanover by William
Fulcher Of Richmond, who sold him to Stephen
Woodson Of whom purchased him.
] Will give the above reward to any person
who will deliver the above Negroes to me, or
secure them so that get them again, or in pro.
portion for any part, together with all lawful ex
pences.
S0HN S. PArNE.
April IL. w8w
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April lS.
u ANYWAY. from his plantation, in Abe.

- ANYWAY, from his plantation, in Albe-
AZ marie, negro man called JAMES HUB,
BARD of the property ofthe Subscriber, living
in Bedford, a Nailor by trade, Of % years Of
age, about six feet high, stout limbs aud strong
made, OF daring demcanor, bold and harsh fea-
lures, dark complexion, apt to drink freely and
had even furnished himself with money and pro-
badly free pass on former elopement he
attempted TO get out of the State Northwardly,
and was taken and confined IN Halifax Jail for
sone time, being then the property of Thomas
Jefferson, and probably may have taken the same
direction now; whoever apprehends the said
slave, ana delivers him 10 the Subscriber in Bed
ford county,, into the Jail of either Abe
marie or Bedford, shall receive Forty Dollars
in addition to what the law allows.
REUBEN PERRY.
April IL. w4w
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+ E'N CRANCERY United States Cour sth
a Circuit md Virginia District, Wednesday
December 18Th, 1910.
Robinson Rails, PIT.
\ APain4t
Original Young and John Fristoe, ex'rs of
jois tails and John Hove, ex'r Iohn r Pew
ton, DIPS
The Defendants Young and Fris,oe, not nav
ing entered their appearance and given security
according to rule of this court, and il appe ar
ing to the satisfaction Of the court, that they are
not inhabitants of this District On the motion
of the pit by Counsel, 1t is ordered, that the
said def'ts do appear here on the first day OF
the next term, md answer the plaintiffs Bill,
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inser-
ted in some one OF the newspapers published in
the CITY of Richmond for two months success
slvely, and posted at the front door of the Ca
pitol IN the said city.
A Copy.-Test,
VIZ. MARSHALL, Clerk.
march u. y8w
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ITO LAND observation-disclosures

ITO LAND PURCHASERS--
- having been peremptorily given by Briga-
der General John S. Farley aud Mrs. Elizabeth
Morson, to sell all their lands in North Carolina,
we'll known as part Of the SAURA TOWN es-
tate--those disposed to purchase are informed,
that full authority has been given by us TO Mr..
William Edward Broadnax of Brunswick, to
receive proposals, and sell the whole or any part
thereof-He will be ready to treat with those in,
clined to buy, at his own house, in Brunswick
county, on any day between this time aad Mon
day the 9th of May-On which, and the three
succeeding days, he will attend on the premises.
TO sell any Of the lands that may not previously
have been disposed of Terms viii be made
known on application to him, and letters to him
(post psid) directed to Percivars will be duly
answered. - ~,
G. X. TAYLOR,
- JOHN DUNLOP.
Attorneys for John S. F. riley ant
Mrs. Elisabeth Moysoa.
March 10. TOM
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rev DOL LARS REWARD.

- ANYWAY, from the plantation ofthe Sub
~ scriber. adjoining the town of New Castle,
about two months ago, Ekeiy black negro w,
mon, named MUtha or Mary, aged about so,
tall, and cfrather detected countenahce. She
was lately brought from Norfolk, where she
hal been the property ola Mrs Gibbons now
deceased, at which place, or in Gloucester or
Essex. expect she is harbored, or perhaps at
Rockets or in Richmond.
Whoever will lodge the above Woman in jail
or deliverher to Mr.. Thomas Gayle my Mana.
ger at the plantation aforesaid. shall receive the
soove reward, together with reasonable expen
ces.
S. ROANE.
Richmond April 26. w4w
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rnoM a LoNnoN rArER.
COURT OF KINGS BENCH.
Tuesday, February S.
THE KING o. FINNERrY.

THE KING o. FINNERrY.
The Acknowledgement prayed the iudgmen,
oftbe Court against Mr.. Peter finnerty, for a ii
bel on Lord Castiereagh
Mr.. finDerty presented his aifidavi,s, and ho-
ped they would be reSd He SAID he had shaD-
ed his by the case vt Colonel Draper. q
precedent which her Lordships had establish.
ed
THE reading of the first aft lsvt, which wen,
20 state the motives OF his suffering Judgment
10 go by default, &c. was stopped by Lord FL
ienborougb, who said, he had before told the
defendant that this was an improper one
Mr. Finnerty observed, that he must submit
but ile had afhdayits that would astonisb the
country,
he affidavit of David Power, Esq. a volunteer
10 the army at Waicheren, was here read, stat
ing the imminent peril in which Mr.. Fianerty
siood from Lord Castiereagh's order
The affidavit II DIR. Lipscombe vas also read
at ting, that he nsd attended Mr.. Finnerty in
November last, and that he was then IN extreme
dsager of arrangement and death, owing 10 anx-
iety of mind & bst he WAS not yet quite recs.
vered
Mr. Finnerty then offered the affidavit of DIR.
O'Connor, gentleman, ne SAID, w,o had been
1ansbOrted upon the mere soqyyaDf Of Lord Csstle
teagh.-Tbi- was objected TO by the Court -
Ut5on which Mr.. Fiunei y sad, cit YOU believe
Iurd Cestiereagh gully, oi course IL may be re-
jectsd. you do MOI believe linn guilty, pledge
myself here % produce, II am allowed, above
ffly afiidsWts, conf ming on his part ho,ro,s SO
fin6ayaiIeiea, What not man who hears me bu
viii invoke the Throne Of Justice Tor vengeance
or his head. ! offer the afidsWt on tie prtnci-
ple " inch Lord Mar sfeid'-----Hcret the Court
stopped bin, s. refused 70 hear It,
The fi;lsyn ~ Mr. Clsre WIS thcn t-ndcred
q! stated, ths - the year IF9e, various kinds o.
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lGr. Carlow followed on tbe ..1ue s;de.

Mr. Justice Crosse observed, that the Court
had SO lately taken the circumstances ofthe pre-
sent libel into their consideration, in the case OF
another defendant. that they had no hesitation
in awarding their sentence Immediately. That
which was an offence in that person as the pub
Usher of the libel, was much more offence in
the present defendant. who was its author. The
Court in vain looked for any circumstances OF
mitigation in the pre- sent case. The defendan,
manifested cool. deliberate intention to commit
the offence; and the Court had seen in wha,
has since passed, nothing like . sense OIL bis ef-
ror. The Court did therefore order and adj
judge, that the defendant be committed to his
Msjesty's goal for the city Of Lincoln, for the
space of eighteen calendar months and find
security for his good behavior from that time
himself in s0ol and sureties 250l. each. AM
De further imprisoned till that security be pro
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II ANDS FOR SALE. in the State of Ken
IL tucky-The Subscriber offers for ssla
Three Tracts of Land in the state Of Kentucky.
at reduced price, viz. one tract of 5000 acres
IN the county of Mason, the other two in the
county of Ohio, on Rough Creek and Green
river, being hrst rate land. The tract on Rough
CTeek contains 5000 acres, that on Green r;vey
1000 acrs -
On the 5000 acres on Rough Creek are salt
works which will be valuable to the eur
chaser; title to the above lands is indisput.
able.
JOHN p. DUvAL
Richmond, April IS. # {.
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March 10.

I WILL sell privately 400 ceres land in Lou
L lisa, on Fork Greek near Marks mil in a
popalous and respectable neighborhood, this
land is adjoining very extensive and fine range
for stock, has from SO to 60 acres of rich creek
land well adapted TO grass, and nearly one half
the tract in wood, most of whici is good timber
land the plantation well inclosed and with
some labor may be made very valuable farm.
the land is under lease, but If sale is made of il,
possession may be had next fall, he proprietor
having removed TO Kentucky, will sell a greas
bargain in the above mentioned lands for terms
apply to
LANCELOT MINOR, Aaotne;
tor JOAN TODD.
rep u 12wwE
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April u.
NEW STORR.

/ 'HE subscribers having formed a connection
Il in trade, under the firm of Hubbard & Ly-
nan, offer for sale at their store No q, Mayo's
buildings (aesrly opposite the Bell Tavern) 40
extensive assortment Of Europea & India goods,
On the most moderate terms Tor cash, among
which an elegant assortment of Italian Plaid us
rings, lace wells, ribbons, and case III Irish
linnens very cheap.
THOMAS HUBBARD,
ROBERT LYMAN.
April ~ ep12s
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TENO BUnDERS-Tn Subscriber baying
4 ju.t wed samples of
SLATE ROE ROO EINrTr

invites the at,ention of such gentlemen as may
ieei IT their interest to furnish themselves WITH
that valuable article--I's utility has been so uni
versally Eel; & acknowledged both as it respects.
duration and being proof against fire, that to de-
ta' ITS PsFsi 'a!aF advantages over wood-roofs
would be unnecessary.
The folio wing are the sizes & prices at which
1t can he furnished.
10 & II Inches length 6 8 per SQUARE Rnoe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03
Richmond April 26.
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NE subscribers TO Rening's c, lNunford's
IA Reports are Politely requested to call at the
bookstore of John X. Jones opposite to the EoH
gle, for their 9TH volumes, zhe,e also gentlemen
naay be furnished with any the other voks. o,
Tvith complete sets d. =;
~. r. zones has -atso received Considerable nd
6itions to his Law Libsary,to sohich he respectfully
inOtes the attention of the gentlemen Of the bar.
Aprn I9. ~..,- a., - ~, u3au