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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-16
Thirty Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from the subscriber on the night
IA of the 18th inst. a negro man, by the
name of JAMES; black, stout, and about Gas
IsupPose) five feet six or seven inches high ;
had on when he left this, n blue Coatee and
Pantaloons, and probably a cotton stamped
Wnstcoat, considerably worn, dark mixed
Surtodt Cont also much worn. Having missed
at the same time pale Black Dog :of the Gull
breed, tho not of the largest size, 1 strongly
suspect he has taken the dog with him the
dogs name Thaddeus he, | think, has some
white about his breast, belly and legs The
dog il valuable to me. ] bought Jemes at n
public sale at the Dell Tavern, in this city, or
he 3D. OK October last; he was brought here by
NJ. John Belfeld, of Richmond county, and was
Gas an informcd) lately the property Of MIR.
Sydnor Dclheld, of the same county, in the
Northern neck, near Catpont ferry on Kappa
hsnnock Greek, where am inclinedto think he
will aim for, tho It's probable he may attempt
to get off on beard some vessel. I forewatn all
captains Of vessels taking him away <; in case
they do, they may expect to be treated withthe
rigor OF the law. viii give thirty dollars
for the delivery Of the boy and the dog 20 me in
Richmond, or twenty dollars for the boy, and
ten for the dog.
WILLLIBf SHlPARD.
Richmond, Jan. 10th, 1919 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-16
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5th, 1872.
rH1IArELrKIA,J Jar. 9Th, 1912.
Tethe Jfgyor eftke 6;ty If RieE,uona.

fEfIArELrkIA,ya Jar. 9Th, 1912.
Tsthe Jfayor eftke t:ty II Ri:kmona.
UPON an event which awakens the purest
sympathies CT the heart, it cannot offend or
surprise, that tie Youth Of philadelphia should
desire 20 blend with the prevailing lamc,,. s,i-
7s an expression oi fiVeir sorroxss and caSrio.
ience. The conilsgratiou that has recently, M
VOWED the domestic scens OF Richmond in. ter
ror, anguish and despair, becomes national ca
famity, not by the political operations Of the
government, but by the social virtues of the
people, and all who have the sense 80 feel, nos.
sess the privilege 60 depiore.s
The asscu.bl 81 youth of Philadelphia bray
you then, SIR, to accept for vour constituents
the melsncl oily tribute of a sigh, profound tho
unavailing, of grief aiectionate tho sudden {;
and ifannidst the giiufperinrs Of the fame that
has converted a Theatre into Sepulcbrc, a
thought of consolation NAV he obtrudcti, per.
init us, sir, e, point er?hatica)y at tue displav
OF generous passions, at tire spirit of mutual ID
which charartertsed the victims Of the confa-
graton-thc husband and the wife, the parent
and the chid--the lover and the mistress--at the
Crisis OF their fate, anil prove them worthy oil
the glorious Immortality that awaits them.
With sentiments of respect,
We remain, sir, YOUR most
ctcdieut humble servants.
N--f THOMAS +. .PLEASANTS. @
THOMAS BlDDLE, Jr. -.
-I SAMUEL NJ McKEAN, SID.
GEORGE VI. DALLAS, S
BENJAMIN CHEW, Jr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-16

NOTICE.-The subscriber having admin
IL istered on the estate Of Thomas Plea
SAINTS, Jr. deed. requests all those having
CLAIMS against the estate, to make them
known as early as possible, that arrange
mcnts may be made for final settlement
Those who are indebted, are also required
te make speedy payment, as the affairs of
the estate demand as expiditious an adjust-
Ifcnt, as can be made.
JOHN G.. MO53Y, Admir-
he b0His nan Sy!th the 7gW annexed Of
TIT: PLEASANTS, Jr deed.
r. p. The negroes belonging to &c :.
bnye mentioned estate, will be hired at New
Market. in the lower end of this county, on
the LIST day Of February next.
]. &. NJ. Admir-.
fIeurico, Jan. 9TH 1912. uaF.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-16
GARDEN SEEDS.

VAIL & ROGERS have Just received
' general assortment Of FRESH GARDEN
SEEDS. for sale at their Medicine Store.
Richmond, January 10, 1919. (wtf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-16


se!s were seer ashore or Long Island in one
day. We have heard Of several persons fro
zen to death in the storm; some blythe mere
agency Of cold and others by losingit their
way in the snnw. In Connecticut, we learn
the snow has been very deep; and VIC have
heard C whole tiroves of cattle and 2ocks of
sheep overwhelmed IN the drifting SNOW, or
frozen to death as they stood i'll tie fields.
CO Go
PHrLApELPsIA, Jan. 18th, 1872.
To tie Maor efthe City efRic, ,onG.
IN obedience to the Instructions We have
receiveda s q committee of meeting Of the
young men of Philadelphia, we beg leave TO
transmit through You an address TO the mhahi-
tants OF Richmond. accompanied with the pro
reedings ofthe said meeting.
With great respect, 60
We remain, sir, ,cur most
obcdicri, hrml,l.. servants,
~, THo,61S f. FLEaSANTS,
"a. THOhzS Eddie, Sr.
.S4dSCEL III .McKEXN,
GEORGE III. DdLLIS,
.r.lT <s BLNJ-fM[N sCHEJE, T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-16

TAKEN UP by James Henderson, Of Amelia
Il county, deep bay mare, four feet six or
seven inches high, with a slight defect IN the
right hip, right hind foot white to the footloek,
about nine or ten years old, IN very low order
appears 10 have been worked. Appraised 10 fif
teen dollars by N.niel Worshan, William War.
rineT and !ohn crittiEgtca
Testc,
JOHN T. LEIGH, c. c,
or ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-16

DIED--In this city, Mrs Scorr, the respec.
ted wife ofkichard M. Scott, Delegate from the
county of Fairfax-one Of the unfortunate vic
tins OF the fatal confagration ofthe 26sh
- Also, young son of Mr.. John Alcock's
(of this city)-another Victim.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-16
CU4NcERy co1IRT

On Tuesday the House OF Delegates in COM
mntee OF the whole, decided 95 to "a, against
the plan or Chancery ConIEs, which proposes to
tons; the present judges of the Circuit Court
TO be made Chancellors, and the three Chancel-
lors to be made Circuit Judges, in place of the
three Judges (AlleH, Carr and Sm:th) appointed
by the Executive-the Circuit Judges to ride
as at present, and in addition to sit twice year
at some central point, in their district, to admi-
MISTER equity-an increase of salary to be made
adequate 20 this increase. of labor--In lieu of
this plan, Mr.. Jackson has proposed, to have
rim hancclors to the w. of the Isidge--an adj
ditional one and Judge Brewn--in their respec-
i've spheres there are to be two or three courts,
I'm which they are to sit twice a year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-16
VALUABLE STOCK
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The BOOK TRADE-consisting of gc-
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DIVINITY, Law, Physic, General Literature,
& avariety Of School Books, in Gather and is
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Bcsidea valuable stock of Books ofhis own
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which are: -,
A Commentary & Review
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OF the highest rank in poll
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"a Copy Right)
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An Essay on Anger, a cele-
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The Laws of the United
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The whole stock will be disposed of to sim
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the stock, or the whole Of any particular
work, and the copy right viii be sold if re-
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There remain only SO copies Of the Military
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- the whole, in given time.
December %. at
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-16

EDOCAJJON.-Goorge Roper, having
~ chosen IN eligible situation for the par
pose, has sc -comnlcnced Schooi-k ecpre near
tho late Governors dwelling. IN this school
is taught Spelling, ileadirg, Writing. Eng
lish Grammar, Geography aud Arithmetic.
The fee for tuitioa is s 20 per snnurn, paya-
bic quarterly, with Az additional charge of
one dollar in aGganec frota each pupil to de-
fray the expense G! fuel.
Richmond, jan 10Th 1919. Sw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-16

PH1LAptIPmtA, Sanuary Q.
It rumored this morning that bdvices have
teen teeeiped from England that tic British
Orders IN Couneil-are revoked Register
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

II ENilE subscriber respectfully informs TIE public,
lJr. into co-partners'ip, the business heretofore car
RED on by him, WILL from the Fret day OF November
next, be conducted under the firm OF Xayyy To,rib
Ems, g Co. who win always keep on an,i general
assortment of Groceries and other siqiei.s in tas
line, oI the best quality, which viii be- sold on tie
most reasonable ter;us-be;ng provided with large
and convenient Fire Proof l.umbcr-l.nus~ tey VIII
receive country produce either in exchange or On
COMMISSION, ard promise toe utmost Intnctua, I'D
dispatch in executing any orders that may be nost-
ed 60 them.
Harry Io7nPkins earnestly soicits tlose Indebted
to bim to come forward and psy OFF their sccouits
Immediately, as existing circumstances require a
speedy settlement of his affairs. Al thoss having
claims against him will please call for settlement.
HARRY TOi1 pkINS.
October 1G. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03
October lG.

y AND-oFFICE, Oct IS, 1s12-In nursnanee Of
IAN act Of Assembly passed the I4th OF Februa,~y
1871, entitled " An act TO amend the several laws
concerning tiscAcats," do hereby make It Known
that the two following trGcts of land situated in the
ecnuty oil brooke, have cscifeatei to the CONNER.
wealth. appears by the certificates Of the Eschea,
or of said county, bearing date the 18th day of Sep
tembcr last, viz-one sract supposed TO contain one
acre, lying ON the top OF tic river HILL near Charles
town. late the property NJ Carlos Don Quoxctte de-
ceased, who died seized thcreof-the other boimt,
part of lot on Fedora. street in the town Of Charles.
town, late the property of Gideon Bachelor deceas3
cd, who is said TO have died seized thereof.
CliAS. BLAGROVE, Reg'r
October I6. '6w
~ The Editor Of The National Integeneer viii
insert The above advertisement in lis paper for six
weeks successfully, aud transmit his account TO iis
department for payment. C. D.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. c. II. c.
September IS. wSw

ETfRGISIA-At rules holden n the Clerks Of.
Y flee Of the Superior Court OF Chanccry Gor tic
Richmond District, the 12th day Of October 1912
William BroekenbrOuel, administrator, Of az sud
singular the goods and ca,eis, rights and credits u
Edwin James Haryie, dcs'd. Plg.
against,
John Hopkins, Henry Ire, Corbiu Griffin, Samuel
G.Adams, Neil AcCoul administration with the will
annexed Of John tanks deed. and John Banks
Bartholomew Bauks, WIIiiam Banks, iioratio Mel
son Banks, and Maria Banks, intsnts heirs and de-
visees of :. 1hn Banks, deed 10y Ned MrCoul, s,c-
cially assigned t!i'r ~uqr,@", Ms;ia N:rtor, r.-
times eg'!rd Hara 'a','', dcti. et ssi ia..l
Banks, decd.and Thomas i.ut;. el.o.t l'tns.
The Subpoena scirc iarma .ied 10 Ills crusc,
not being returned cyccgc'' o. The dcfcnJonts oln
Hopkins and Henry lie ani IL appearing 10y salts
factory evidence dat The rot inhabitants Of this
couutryH is orde5ed, that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day Of the next term, and
shew cause, If any they car, against tie revival
thereby sought and chat copy OF I'll, order be
forthwith Inserted in some newspaper published in
t1e City of nielmond for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door Of the Capitol ia the
said City.
Il Copy. Teste,
WIN. w IENING, c ..
Octnlcr IS. wSw
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\ N CfiANCEny--ln Louisa equity court. Aurus,
z 1o;li, 1919.
Charles l.. Barrct, lanes Barrett and Ann Garrct
heirs OF 4 homas Darre, deceased, iTt6S.
.9ydiEt
John Ismbell. Richard Gsmbell, Virc.n. Ten,
end Susanna his vile, william Gau,heil Charlo',e
Gambell, Henry !. CamteG, Edward ~. (;ant Ell x
Polly NJ Cambell, heirs OF Eenry Gams.n ,!,ecas-
ed, and " iilam .rrc y}es;r
The defendant " liiam Terrell. not having enter
ed has appearance and given security according TO
the act %. assembly and ;he rules this co,t am, il
appearing t. the satisfaction of the cour; that h. is
not an nhab,tsnt OF this state, on the motion of the
plaintiffs 10y their counsel, IL Is 5~sred tia. the de-
PENDANT William Terrel, do appear here on the Sc
eond Monday IN November next and answer the
plaintiffs bib and that copy OF this order I've forth
with inserted none of the newspapers printed in the
city OF R,chmond, for eight weeks snccessyeiy and
published at the front door of The courthouse in this
county, on some court day.
copy.
. .NlCHoLASL PoEADEXTER, D. c.
Sestcmber II. vs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03
70 THE EDlTOR or vnE AURORA.

70 TIE EDITOR or THE AURORA.
CAMP, yeer Pldne5srgh, IgfA Octo5er, 1919.
SIR,
However incompatible it may he with the cha
rsetcr xt profession Of soldier, enter into party
rnlnrs Of the slay, yet hen the honor OF the 70
veTrneat, the coSTs e commands, aud his personal
fesas are wantoH'y a't2tkct, and attempted to be
sacrHicSd 20 SAtlatc ie tnS,jgrant Cf party
purposes, It heeomes his du;y SO q man, a soldisT,
sid pstriot, so eeu;e forRard aad Dol Iy contradict
She hSEe eSlUmniutOT. Tie following piece " from
tlrc Causecsjc8l BeTa'd' AID re-puh Cd ia the N
York Herald ol October Sd, is not eaiy calculated to
br;Ng 'iisfeputs the government bWt to hold an
CIR si'ry as lnob wanting in discipline well as
pstieslow. Tie piece alluS d 20 Is rs follows viz
g he FnuihpiicN proofs of lc,iy ri madness or
upfsc cause, fsi have driven te nation into
rE5'soHs offensive wa, are accommodating with ever,
6as's cxpc'ieaee. Barely % ecumcstc the eyi,lence
uostd occupy couHms Two three facts Of re.
ecNt nesarreRec, Widen hayc come 10 my know
ie5Eo, are ~ point AID worthy vi record IL is then
tact t(or s1t- IT ON tc beot accIty) that either.
tie RATIONAL treasury ~ nst.gGiy empty or the
IupeT apartment 50 d, !eitit iu duty. tiat The ar
Dly uader gen. Dearle,l' Which las CO lnng been
idiips away fhcir time AGAR Albany, vas NOT only
uppaid, but u1Tr9ti6cA " IN tho corarscD pccessa-
RES of camp, - When 2 few dys since a part Of
.hrss troois we're ordered TO de frontiers, one
deliberately sacked t'icir arsAs, dcc'arinc fbey,
Npnid NOT fu0vc until paii. IN this refusal thcv
ware justified icy their cionoi old soldier who adj.
nditef they ought rot 70 march unless government
w0uA FIRST pay tho arrears duc tcin
:" " fOrt1uatriT J9pTcred that Mr. Secretary
Ga'atir, was then ut Albany, aud on learning tie
state m "'faiTs 81 the encampment, he borrowed
c"cn3{ Uonsaad dclats lrom ono of the hanks on
lds private credit. ~ which iaesus nc tropps we're
pad, and iOJiiiiy iyH0ged hcir cgmfh tnGcr''
IN eon'rsdcuoa 81 tlu statc.ncnt, * ,gB be- snli
cioEt - gre Use fclSrtn facts - ta. the re,in,.n
10 5rJ-maaer iRd is lds iaals. fsafs 70 nv m,
vh0io gime1t tp o. On SIT Aus vfhn tnr.c
Hsys 81 'e leriti " zen 81 troo1e coy. - ,hat TIRE,
cnmi0n.ei were TeI@ iroyi47 ~ tc irHrci NJ liz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

'h7I;f5 snlsctihcr, residing in Buckingham county
q mites below Warniustrr, viii commence The
next session of bis school ou the sccnnd G.y cl rcxt
mouth. IIc tr9ches as heretofore. tic L';m & En-.
glis!i Languages, Astronomy ard Geography, Arid,.
metic nrd Voting.
-es5rn, Paid when Tie boy enters. The boardos
furnish their own bedGrg. No scholar received TO-
. shorter period than one session. Not more than
10 boys will be received, a of which Iousi board
with TIC Subscriber.
From experience rs a tutor, il "a deemed absolute.
~ rcQusitc as well Tor own reputation rs the i'm
6royement Of the scholars that tber time be entire
y at my disposal.
J. "a. ROSE.
Selma, Oct IS. p4wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

TO the stston now hold, during tho ADMINISTRATIONS
o. Gen. Washington, Mr. Adams, Mr. vee,oon and
5r. Madison; ~ os;l affirm. t,,rt haze kncvn some
troops uader te three FIRST, have been upwards uf
c"r without iaymentSs under the latter for Gig,
months. This owing To the ,sersed state az ui.
tscops on the western ronticrs-lutn cye err did hear
oi corps showing adspositcu refuse do their ,-
", because they had not received their pay---ro a.
believe the American arsDy has been disglaccd Nv
an instance oil thc Kind, since the revolutionary var.
3ut ask any man o. consideration what true il re-
gures TO organize an ARMY, uf corps of new re-
ruits---is, owing To the want OF knowledge OF the
officers, TO forms o; returns account, &c II wil,n,
hc some time before new corps can be rs we'll e.
quipt, or appear much like soldiers as nm old
! one
! Every soldier win reply, that it will require two
Years at least, teach both officers an, en- Ia reap
the same benef, fron the same supplies a. old sol.
.iers--and although ,lus ,;uc the Ist regiment
las been as regularly supplied as any other corps.
WIN cioting, pay, arms & accou,re,nents even to-
watch coats 10 protect the centinel acains; the win
Yer stol Hs-ye, were there any old regiment LAYING
ny their side, who had received the same ssbbf;rs
!'hey most individually ould be better ecu,! and
>naks themselves more comfortable having the saving
OF or more years SUPPLIES on hand. Bu; ahothcr III
or well supplied, the soldiers niiccrs have loo ius,
sense OF the duty they their country and their
own homer, ever toreiuse To march against the cpe
mN--and the colonel legsleave to assure the author
t the above paragraph that he hopes he will for
pear any future attempt to irinre his reputation by
lpra'sinS an action which, il true must have forever
taVnished the srna'l claim he has to military
character.
~ NJ PIKE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

n(ARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA-The
a. StockhoiderS are hereby notified, thar agreea-
bly, TO the Charter Of incorporation, the third install
ment o.! twenty five dollars share on the Capital
Stock, viii be payable at the Bank, the Cash
iers OF the Offices OF Discount aud Deposit on or be-
fore che 7u Of Dec. next.
VIM. NEKERVIS Cashr.
October 10. 1awtYD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03
TREASURY DEPARTdfF.vr.

~ June 10, 1912
Whereas in conformity with the provisions made
by law, Tor Tie reimburse of the c5nperteI SIX
ler Cent Stock created by the second section nj .c
Act, entitled" An act making PROVISION for te re-
demption of the whole of the public debt of the u
nited States" passed ON the 18th February 1907 il
has been determined by the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund that the residue oi the principal of
SAID stock should be reimbursed on The first day of
January ncxt-PUBlIC NO1ICE is therefore ~
en- to he Proprietors oil the Certificates of Coavs,t-
ed SIX Per Cent StocS, created by the act aloresa-
that the whole amount Of said Stock not heretofore,
reimbursed, WILL on surrender itle Certificates, be
pad the ist orJaa st3 TO thc respective StorE
holders or their legal representatives or aornes dat
constituted, either At the Treasury or at the Loal,
Oihce where The Stock lhus to be reimbursed. may
then stand credited 10 thc proprietors thereof
II is further mrde known for the information e.
tie parties concerned that trantfers Of Cer:if.
Gates at Converted Six Per Cent Stock from tjia
hooks oi iiie Treasury or Of any Commissioner OF
loans d be allowed after The Let dag OF Dee .nler
rrst 'ud ''ai Che interest ON the AMOUNT Of the
Stock 10 lie redeemed a5 arorcsaid, will cease md
determine on The day preceding Tie day hereby fix
ed for tiie reimbursement thereof.
lam hLBHRr GAILATGN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

81 ICffcfoND STONE WARE.--Beijamin ~
hS Nai 8 Son, 1T the sign OF lAe Go,dcn Mortar
ltiehr,oad. have on hand, large assnrin,nt o
SicAE U.lRL. q, superior c':.lit,, n,su''taeta-
rec. la this pace az Is s?spGi : ca. wl.ie. the,
vi sell 81 tlie New-lu,S w,in;Vssie prices.
Cr'cts Tor tlsc at,ve aIplr',on matte at thcir
Me'ieine St0re, w.! Il; s,ricty Attended TO.
They have also !Jr sale, 'n,c. :, very extensive
assortment OF Drugs Medicines, iiye Stulfs, pais,s
Obs, &c, al genuine qncty aud on moderate terms
sept. 1. VII
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

~ ~ 4 I =,
rFFllE subscriber begs leave 10 inform Tie Citizens
4 o. Richmond! aud the pubc u, al, that he
has removed To Richmond IN the Accuse formerly
occupied ~ ihomes ibn.dep, ihireemth street.
where I've intends to curry hs business ia all !, s
vscocs Branches, and lac urther ali 10 iaay
Favor him wit their cnstom IL shall DC done " ,h
the s.iurtcci uolise, ami the ne.tc>t nin,.ncr.
WILLIAM WORD, 1ayor
get. -, 1913. a+@p
n. B'--i wish also to employ two or three work
men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03
Oct. 90.

Hon RENT Or LEAsE-TRst. comrnodons
"a brick dwelling, occupiee Ivy the late Chanee-
Ter Tyler in the City OF Williamsburg, possessing
every necessary convenience oc out I ouses. Sc. Ne
IS beautiful situation and has attached To il several
acres oil ground with gar!en in high cultivation.
Possession may be had ia,eiy--For terms
apply At the Raleigh Tavern, williamsburg.
September 90. If