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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

RbuBLlC UTILITY" TAKE fthe Peoee
seIves." N' '"e Neni-
Economy may be laudably pract;sed. 1h.r;,-
cheaply bestowed, and Public Utii;ty sreatlT ny
moted with very little trouble and ut no eyncnsa-
ohiy ny saving what are too often deemed useIass
NV, RAGS.
Wnen TINS country was about to break the shack.
es VI her Colonial government, the venerable and
patriotic Franklin then in England heinz ostej ~
tne' ministry-what the Americans woui,i do in co.,
tam events, for want OF clothes, (for be it remem
ole", tnaI we were then dependant on England
@ ,or iiats, shoes and Nais) the sage repled,--
wear our old coats, unit; we can pet new once >,
And he might have added, learn to make ncu and
convert our old clothes into paper--unon ubi.h
we VIII write the declaration of our Indenendan.
,u enroi the names OF our sons who shall have the
courage to resist your encroachmerts and Lo,I -
down pure and unsulled to THEN, postc,jty ''''' -
iaper is certainly article of the FIRST nt;,;tr =,
society, II Is The 7pediu7n ofali nformation Reip,
on Law aTd Politics. acquired ant, ciiffnsed co.,
anP, f mace on t-Deprived of paper, he v
eould The doctor be enabled to write his presc,,n
tons, the Lawyer his bills and renl;eat;ons H. ~
ciiht ms books and accounts or the over, Ills som.
Hot o"ietdoux!-and to make this useful article wa
must lave Rags " e' We
IL IS therefore earnestly recommended that none
&c Wasteu or thrown away, and hoped tlnt onul.n.
ianiilcs IN this city and neghbourhood (and esn;.
a"y the LADIES' will not think it beneath thenp ~,
save all the Linen Cotton & Woolsn Raes &, oIJ
FoPeS-"''Ieh when collected either in small or Isr
cnh 'c sent Tor sale by servant, or may be
oc"e'"iehiy bestowed on some object ofcharity who
may iion the proceeds be enabled to SUNNY breod
perhaps TO an hungry offspring or their exnossS
limbs With covering. % ~ SNPoseo
Cash VIII always be given for them at the subscr;.
newspaper Mill, Mount .Horiqk 7 p,iIes rror III
place, on the Brook Road or at HI, house oo'," s
ana eth Streets, opposite the Basin
Richmond, May 8, 1912. ''''iN1 ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

~ b Liza, ANDIEIRsoN, has iustreceived from
forme a."I ailu rmad'Phia, in addition to hs
'orIhSi STOCK OF Groceries, the following n,f;cLs-
T I old Sherry, in Q and Ia Pipes,
New-Englaud ltrn 10 barrels.
German and Blstcrel Steel,
Plough Plates, 0"
Nail Rods,
Scythe Blades,
Prime Green Coffee,
Wrapping Paper, &c.
May ~. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

= OIICE q hereby given, that ON tLo IN =,.---s
-, ~ Ma IL lest, executed to Solomon Jarohs rs
this ey my note payable sixty DAYS after da,s
CyoU hhymg pal1 The full amount thereof. and nos
expedent, through this medium. to Uave tno
person iror receiving the same as it viii no, be na;g
Ma ~ t''''S JOHN w. RYAN.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

% The extensive sales at auction, advertised i,
.a'e '"st enquirer by Moncure, Robinson & Plea
SAINTS are postponed until Thursday the oIst inst
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

elCHMoND TURNPIKE COMPANY.-Tbe
q shareholders in the Richmond Turnil.e Co, NC
ny, are hereby notified that their annual generaI
meeting viii take place the first MONDAY f. ne~,
month"; at tbe Eagle Tavern in the city of Riebmn"d
at the houV d twelve O'clock
May ~ tisAJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

a osilh Of BREAD, until further nofice--sra
s'lipl T ,rlp flour being dollars per barrel
ounces
Fine, 90 do ''' - cents
Double loaf ,o
Richmond, May l9. '"Ny%'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
e. PREPlRaTIONS.

The military clothes, (of wool, cotton &
linen,) inspected within 10 days prior to the
Sd May, amounted to nearly as 600. The
surplus of last year was about 81, 900. Those
made since last autumn are put down at
l,0OO-Besides these, the Democratic
Press gives list of Articles, too tedious
to MENTION which have been purchased or
made; and of others lin the military line)
which have been bought or contracted for.
and are now making or receiving in various
quarters of the Union.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

RboBLlC UTILITY" Take care Of tie Pence
n Nma the Pounds 7viN take care of t6eu...
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1919.

THE RE QUESTION: or TN: am TY,Lf
Speeds with spirit in Virgiuia.-.M the Of
hcers III Line in This Regiment, volunteered
tneir services on the spot Captains A.
turner and Samuel G. Adams, will take
icommand.--int the county of Goochiand.
within a few minutes after the Brigade had
Paradcd, the requisite number slept forth as
GotunteerS. Several others rendered their
services, butthe quota was ALREADY full.-
Cn the 9TH inst. the Regiment Consisting of
the militia of James-City and York counties)
was mustered in Williamsburg, for the pur-
POSE OF furnishing its quota of SO Privatcs !;
when Capt. John 4. Browne of James CITY
County, Lieut.. Lindsay and Ensign Thomas
e. Cowles, with the Light Infantry compa,
ny under their command. marched on the
ground and volunteered their services to
their country: the Offer was accepted and
no draft took place. We flatter ourselves
(says correspondent thai this is but a
specimen OF that spirit which animates our
whole country."-The movement is uni
form one through the Union. Euerv State
rs rapidly putting itself into an attitude
and In an amour demanded by the Crisis. ,,
TIE RECRUITING SERVICE
Speeds too with an uncommon spirit in
this State. Ten Companies are expected
to be complete within six weeks. But the
same spirit is moving over the whole face
OF our country. The Newspapers give us
note oil preparation, of marches, and con-
cenfrationsof recruits. in dctachments. from
all quarters OF tie u. S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

fHiNTING Of every kind hahdsomeIy and err. $.
so0sy dsss 1t Uss osiss. ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

~ we lay over Till our next the letter 70 NJ.
that no man ought to finch from his post at this :.
'ehtfui crisis and that he is bound to resign so :,
10 give tho state an opportunity of being duiv rem.
resented IN the Senate of the U. States,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

"a lLLiAM C0WAN, has Just received a., 80.
Sortment OF fashionable Patent Iever. ne
pesrtIng Magical '@dys', Fancy aud Plain Watches.
bic Watch Chairs, Seals, Keys r. otsr 'iona
ME- Mn !e oher' at the most reasonable prices.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

~ UliCE.-DR WJLLLLH FOITSHEE. r.
has removed To the house lately occn,,;a5 H.
Or, trent corner Of + and 18th streets.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-01
ITO be contiauea.)
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FROM t/Ie iNEIV~ O'h II pc'IHHS 0St'
Co1G&cation q stques~ation AS much I'M
easincss exists in the minds of many people
on this subject il may be desirable to set it in
It's true light This will b. done by the fol-
lowing extract from the British treaty, being
the 10th article and permanent.
ARTICLE X
Neither the dehts due from individuals of
the one nation to individuals OF the other, nor
shares, nor monies which they may have il
the public funds, or in the pubic or private
banks, shall ever in spy event otwar or nation
al differences be scquestered or confscated, it
Icing unjust and inpoliGc tbat debts ard en-
gagements contracted and made b. individu-
ais, having confidence in each other and IN
their RESPECTIVE governments, Should ever be
DESTROYED Or impaired by national authority,
on account Of national differences and discon-
tents
The following extract from the 18th nnn7-
Der of Camllus in defence and explanation of
that treaty will, we presume be highly accepta-
bic.
No. XIX.
The objects protected by the 10th article,
arc classed under four heads: / Debts of IN
dyidtials g. Property Of individuals IL the
pGDnC IUhqS: -, ioPcitS VI lhul'iHpt'S III
public banks: 4. Property Of individuals IN
private banks. These, ii analysed, resolve
themselves, in principle, into two discrimina-
tons, viz. private debts, and private property
in public funds. TIE character OF private pro-
perry prevails throughout. No property OF
either government is protected from conhs-
cation or scquestalion by the other. us
last circumstance merits attention. because 1t
marks the true boundary.
The pFopric;y Ct the stipulation will be ex-
an,incd under these several aspects: the right
to confscate or seqncstrate private debts or
private property i'll public funGs, Oh the ground
of reason and principic--lhe rght as depend
ing on the opinions Of jurists and Oh usage
the policy and expectancy of the praci'' -~t'e
analogy of the stipulation With stipnIaticts N
our other treaties, and in treaties, between O.
Their nations
First, as to the right on the ground OF Eea'
son and principle.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12
FOR TIE G4ZEC
ROMNEY, Sent. 8. lsla.

C"A- - a oCpt. .. IoI ..
1t a numerous and respectable NJ :el-
ing Of the . FRIENDs OF PEACE i.
this Comfy, convened at Major Iiei:.
keil's Tavern in this place on Satur-
day iast-FRAvcIs Wn1rD Esq. was
called to the Chair AMI ED: M'CAnrY
jr. appointed Secretary.
The following preamble AMI resola.
tons were submitted and after b ing
separately reported from the chair
were unanimously agreed TO.
The 1tth. Amendment TO the Con.
stItntion Of the United states is in tie
following words viz. g TIE ennn;era.
ton IA tie constitution If certain riyl.t,
shat mi be Construct to DEM N. H.
Parage 0iterS retaiaed By the p,ogie."
The Law Of Congress. declaring the
existence OF War between tie Unite,
states and the United kingdoms cg
Great Britain SC. being constitution J
al net, IS obligatory and bind;ay ~.
the citizens so long as il may contina..
But the right OF the citizens freely,
publicly and peaceably to investigate
the causes and motives that induced
the passage, as well as the w;sdor,
policy, expedieney, object, or ;u,ticc,of
the law itself. is not thereby lessen Il
or impaired Whatever income ieuecs
may result either To ind,, idnats or 20
tie public from an exercise Of tie
right, they must be considered as les
ser evils masquerade from CIR Free
HcpubiieaB institutioas--pubiic of
GERS are public agents, for The public
welfare; their powers arc defined and
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12

In consequence of the great length of
the pa5Iication Of .H.nor," and the
Haiap hire resolutions, we nave nccrs-
sariir been ob!igad to omit u mass nf
.atere ting articles, wita which The pa
pers b. iasl 'naii abound. 'ro c,al,e a.
meads for this, supplement will APP
pear on Monday. -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12

Gr The Hardy Resolutions arrived
too la for insertion in this days pa
per they viii appear in our next.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12

-" Several new Advertisements Cor,
'ii's week, ani ted TO give room 10 more
pressing "A ..tter
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12

b. LIONEL in oar next.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12
.!YIJgCaESTgR-

1AraRpAY, seprtMYG -, 1914
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12

8. The War-Hiay they WI. saw its
evils, be the FIRST in the field to defend
-thei, country against every foreign and
domestic foe.
o. Our Navy and Army--Nay patT;-
otism nerve their arms, ami victory
crown their yalcur with Hever-fading
glory.
10. The Militia the legitimate de-
Tenders OF free Why
are they not armed and discip!iscd?
III. Party spirit--lfw we caDaot tEini;
alike, may yiruIenee aud malice be ba :
nishcd from among US : aud may we
meet one-au0tlicr on the field Of fair ar
Sumcnt only"
And why, &ristides, do You donbt
their sincerity? IL it because your hear;
never expanded with sueh generous sen.
iilnents Or is it because you differ
IN opimios with them, aad cannot brook
TIE tkoaShf thatthcy should presume t,
blink your favorites are not gusIitie,
at this eyentful period, to hold With al
evea baud the reins Of government. o
direct the mighty storm of war Til
Is the height snd frcDt Of their offend
ins7 What act or acts Of any respcci
able federaiiot, again ask, can be pro
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-16
Get. g.

iE F n A. Rule, holden in the CLERKS Of
Richmond District the 18th day Of July, 1919
Samuel q. Fauntleroy, surviving executor Of
III oore Fsunieroy, deceased, Tkain.;E
,fgainst
Sueky Jett, in her own right, AM. as execu;rix Of
Ihomis lett decd, John Skinker & William Skin
ker, adm'rs. al John Skinker deces c,i who was ex
eeutor OF the said Thomas lett deceased, William
storke Jett in his own right, and heir and admir-
with the viii annexed of the said Thomas lett decd
Thomas Bernard, Henry Washington, Birkett lett.
Thomas Storke, Dorothy Jordan and John N,sbet
Jordan, 1lef,s
The Defendants Dorothy Jordan and John Nisbe,
Jordan, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of assembly and
the rules OF this court ard ii appearing by satisfaco
~ evidence, that they are inhabitants OF this
country 1t is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bill of the plaintiff; snd that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully and posted at the door of the Cap
toi, in the said city.
copy. Testc, =. -. '.,.-
I'm. ". REN1vG, C. C.
NS-ooer S' wSwp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-16

IL
Y sold at private sale, and if application be MOI
made before the 10th Ut November next, will be OF
tered for sole 81 G0ochaBd courthouse, on the
day Of Vow neat being court day, tract Of land be-
longing TO Tire estate u Granville Smith decd la:e
of Montgomery county, lying in The county o.
Gooehlsnd, about two miles below the Courthouse &
twenty eight above Richmond, containing Seven
hundred I, thirty acres, One hundred @f which are
first rate James River low grounds, and nearly the
same quantity OF Swamp Iand, which may be easily
reclaimed, aud esteemed superior ia value to the
Lest river l0wgroundsthe balance consists of hicl
land, which los strength and Fertility OF soil is equal
to any oil the river great part VI it having been
highly MANFRED and enclosed IN lots.
The improvements consist of coed dwelling
house. Ice house, Carriage house, every other ncecs-
sary binding, two Apple orchards aud one PeacI,
orchard. Tile situaiion shgh, healthy and agreca
ble--the land well watcrcd containing number Of
springs and iivlots adv,ntageousiy interspersed &
bounded on the south by James River & on the north
by l}cayerdam Greet. The advantages resu ting
from lis immediate situation the river, s. its con
tigity to Richmond, are too obvious to be psrteu.
larry mentioned.
For further particulars enquire of John Preston in
Richmond, on ~ !, T. PleasaDis or g. Smith, living
thc premises, BY whom tIe laud will be sl,ewn.
October Q. W.T.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-16

'ENiE subscriber, EceHer or TIE Penten,;ary, is
q authorised by tae Executive to sci! the nsn,l-
features made ~ the prisoners, which cor,ist "a!
rI"'s articles manufactured froai Leather, Iron,
Hemp, Cotton, Nc-am"ug them are. bor. 81 pair
o. buots, and between 1904 lad 2co0 pair al Shoes
assorted iii boxes. Great bargains may be had ia
these latter articles by applying At the Pen,tensry,
at any ume betwccn this sn', the Goth Ut Octob, =
pieasaits on credit at sixty days, for negotiable
notes on the Vhgini, Bank; raw materials vii, be
reecircd in barter for any manufactures. Customers
Tor Wearing. Shoemakng, SIC. desire. To- apply,
pay tor, anil receive their work. Orders from the
country 10y Furnishing negroes Shoes Others. will
be attended TO. WM. CAMPBELL, .fyeat
w5w .Gnd Keeper Of the i'enitsntiG,y.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-16

IA K. GEORGEJACKSON, executor OF IIcze-
~ d Eiah Davidson decd. William Maulslcy and
2nn his wife, executrix Of the said Rezehiah Da-
wilson, deed, Margaret Lucinda, Elizabeth, hha-
mer aud Ann Davidson, infant children OF Hezekiah
Davidson, decd by the said VIM. Mauisiey * Inn
his wife, their guardian.
Please to take notice,
That on Tuesiay, the LIST of December, in the pre-
sent year, at the Office of VIM. Raymond, surveyor
of Harrison County (or his successor in ofioc) he,
tween the hours at eight in the morning and four in
the afternoon, ssli proceed to take the dispositions
oil sundfy witnesses, to be read in evidence in the
SUIT depending III the Superior Court ut Chance cry
for the district Of Richmond, wherein the execution,
OF William Lyme, and Others are comp iarants, and
the executors OF Hezekial, Davidson and Others de,
PENDANTS. You being absentees from this state. we
adopt this mode OF giving you notice th,veof.
Nm. LIME,
WIN. III. HUTCHESON
Executors finn. Lyne, deed
Get y wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-16
Portrait Poi;aati,ag.
October 9.

AMES WARRELL, offers his services f. II o
80 inhabitants of ltichmoud and It's vicinity as a
PORTRAIT PAINTER in Oil. Those Ladies and
Gentlemen who may feel inclined to see few spe-
cmens OF Art are respectfully invited his exhibi-
ton room, which is on the main street, over MIR.
Samuel g .Adams's store.
The Artist takes this method of assuring the pub
lie, that it will be interruption to his professional
duties as the room he paints in is detached from the
one he has placed his pctures-and will be kent omen
from nine in the morning till three in the afternuon
Of each day.
September 90. eF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-16
Sept.G


gTOR SALE-On Tuesday the Goth day of Oeto-
Z Der next, will be offered in TIE county Of Chcs-
terfied on the plantation the property nl Col. VII
liam Smith deceased, known by tie name ct Spring
Grove, and about one mile f. ON Manchester all
Che plantation utensils OF every description rs we'd
corn oddcr, and stock Of every knti-Ih he terms
Gf sale IS cash IL being nv wish to have every Jas.
debt against The estate of w Smith deceased settled
soon IS possible, have 10 request all those who
may have claims against the sud estate . lave ,ben
properly authenticated and made known to me re-
siding III Manchester, on before tic day OF sale,
that speedy arrangements may be made to discharge
the same. l likewise embrace this opportunity OF
stating, that in consequence Of having TO pay n de5t
Immediately, iue by the estate, I am compelled 10
sell excellent Seamstress, about % wears of age.
haying2 children, both Of which are very promising
also likely Negro Boy, about or 10 years old.
Those Negroes can be sold by Mir Bartlett Still Of
Richmond privately, or they viii he exposed for sale
before the door Of the Bell Tavern, on Wednesday
the 21st instant.
BEV. SMITH, a 9,rinisirator
fUm. Smith, deceased.
October 6. 4tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-16

4NCUNCiL CHAMBER, Sept. 10Th, Isie-'rhe
- S'er'S OF the di.vrent county and corporation
courts are hereby required To forward to this ~
pMtmelt - sta;e:acnt showing the number c: acting
magistrates "a their respective counties and corllo-
ralohS, AID tie number az cope. OF the Is, and end
'ouae Oh the Rc%ised Cole al! the Laws of this Com
monwea,h with Which they have been furnished. TO
ehab.e tie Executive 10 make such distribution of
the additional copies thereof authorised to he pur-
chased BY act O! the last General Assembly, AZ
the San. *ct contciupites
n good opportunity vii present itself in a short
tmc, oi iurN arIns the above statements by the
merbers OF The General Assembly, who are request
cd TO DC 81 o5Hyiug as IN take charge of them.
, VIZ, ROBERTSON, C. c.
September 90 Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-16

EtDUCATION---john Wood respectfully IN
r. forms the public, that his seminary at Peters
burg, Tor the instruction oyouth in the languages,
arts and sciences, has commenced. Particular at
tenton VIII be paid to the morals Of those youths
from the country who board in town. Boarding s.
Lodging may be obtained in genteel private fani-
lies oryoung men at the rate OF forty five pounds
per annum, and for boys under fourteen at thirty
six pounds per annum.
John Wood las good apparatus for experiments
IN the most necessary branches of Natural Pniloso-
ply, and he will use every means to increase it.
Petersburg, October 6. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-16
NALuARLE LANES FOR sALE.-In pur.u-

e ALCABLE LANES FOR SALEM pursu-
anee cs a Dec! ct Trust executed by William
kers to the Subscriber. for the purpose of securing
tAe payment at ceitau sums Of Money therein mem
toned, due from said Akers to Thomas Ewing and
james Erown, viii he sold Monday the 18th &C.
tobcr next, To tie highest bidder Tor reaty money,
the toi"~mg Tint, Tracts of La,.d, lying Ia
Franklin county, to Nit-Oue Tract confirming GO
Acres mere or less, being moi,ty OF Tract for
Which latcut ssu. the 10Th February Isl, to Ja-
cob WINNER, Wing in Franklin county on the head
oil Back run, North Branch oil Batkw.,er River,
whH', said moiety was conveyed by said Winner
to saul Akers Oae o,ker I raSt cont aiming $50 A
ores, more or less, Branch of Black ater and
WAS conveyed 10y George Ferguson in the wear 1903,
to SAID Akcrs. One other Tract containing los A.
cres, more less, the north side oi B.ackwater
y was conveyed TO said Akers by Thomas Ihomr-
son i'll 1898. One other Tract containing one hun
dred acres more On less, head waters cs Nicholas's
Creek, adjoining Samuel Harrson's Land, and whieh
was conveyed to said Akers ly Henry Reed One
other Tract containing lee Acres more or less On
the waters OF Biacswater River, adjoining Samuel
ttenderson's Land, and was convened by Themes
Miller to said Akcrs. One other Tract containing
.oo Acres, on the waters OF Little Greek, adjoining
HarSrider and Peter Kingray, and was convened 10
said Ate.s by Conrod Hatard,r. One other Tract
containing 600 Acres more or less on the waters IF
Pig River, adjoining Thomas Miller and Charles
Mnncks Land and was conveyed to said Akcrs by
Robert Harvey. One other Tract con.aiuinc 900 A.
cres more or less. on Bush r'ln, Branch of Black
water and was purchased Of Joshua Rentfro. One
other Tract containing go Acres more or less on
the waters of BIaekwater River, adjoining the Land
OF the widow kasur aud others and being the placs
whereon John Smith formerly lived. One other
Tract, containing ei Acres, more or less on Black
water River, being the same whereon the Elk Forge
and other improvements stand. One other Tract
containing $50 Acres, more or less, Bush run, a
Branch OF Backwater River, adjoining the Lands Of
iheodoric Webb and was conveyed to said Akers
by Jacob kinsey. One other Tract, containing 100
Acres, more CT less, q Branch of Backwater Riv-
err, adjoining the Lands of Henderson aud Ferguson
and was conveyed to said Akers by John Johnston.
Ana one other Tract containing 500 Acres. more or
less on both sides of Backwater River, adjoining The
lands OF Theodore Webb and being the same where
on the said AkersnOw lives, many OF said racts
OF Land rs may be sufficient satisfy the Deed Of
trust and the charges attending the execution of The
same. ..
The sale Will take place Mt the said Akers' Dwell
ling on the last mentioned Tract of Land and such
tte made TO the purchaser purchasers is vested
in me.
ANDw. HAMILTON, Trustec.
Fincastle Sept. %. 4w