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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

The Bank Manio.-Noticcs appear in
the Ncw-York papers of the intention of
four different companies to apply to the State
Legislature at its ensuing session, for char
ters, to embrace the following capitals:
O. . of Six Millions,
One of Five Millions,
One of Two and a half Millions,
One of Two Millions.
Making an aggregate of Fifteen and a
halt nsiikions We have no objection to the
amount of capital for which charters are
TO be asked, because the extravaganza of
these projects cannot fail, one would think,
to ensure their rejection BY an enlightened
Republican Legislature. Query. If the
circulation of the notes of any one state should
become a nuisance to another, cannot tie
Legislature of the latter prohibit their in
PRODUCTION within her limits ?-Nat. Int.
NASHVILLE, January Ii.
Accounts arc brought in from the nation
that several hunting Indians who were late
y on the Missouri have returned, and state
that an earthquake was felt very sensbiy
there. that IL shook down trees and many
ooks or the mountains, and that every thing
bore the appearance of an immediate disso-
iusion Of the world I'VE give this as we get
lit may be correct, but the probability is
lit is net.
A letter to the editor from friend at
Dover, Stewart County, states the same
particulars ct the earthquake as felt here
and concludes by observing ''that a smal
piece ut ground on Wells creek In this coun.
y, has sunk SO as t. form "a sink hole-ths
place is but about 20 ~ SO feet square, buj
by the time the report reaches you it viii
be magnihed 10 as many acres at east"
Clarion.
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January lo.

VlRGINlA-At Chancery District Coart, held
in Williamsburg, the Path day oil Os,obe,., 1871
Dorothy Jordan, widow, and John Nisbet jordan,
only son and heir Of John Morton Jordan, PITS.
.igainst
William Skinker. surviving executor Of John Skin.
ker, deed. who was executor OF Thomas Jett, deed
Snckey Jet, exccutrix OF Thomas Jett, which salt,
Thomas Jet was executor Of john Moreton Jordan,
and William Storke Jett, admo'r. of Thomas Jett,
decd the said William Storke Jet, executor oi
William Bernard, deed. who was an cxo'r. of John
Moreton Jordan, William Bernard, devisee OF the
said William Bernard, and William Gibson, Mary
Sydenhani, the said William Sknker, executor vi
John Skinker, junr. deceased, and James Monroe
only acting executor of Joseph Jones, deceased,
,r Oefs.
The defendant Mary Sydenham, not having enter
ed her appearance and given security according To
the act of Assembly and the rules OF this Court aud
it appearing to the satisfaction Of ;hc Court that she
is not an inhabtant OF this country-on the motion O.
the Plaintiffs by their Cou. el-I Is ordered, That
the said defendant appear here the FIRST ay of the
next term and answer the Bill of the Paintiffs-and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted il,
some newspaper of the City Of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door On
the former Capitol, in this City.
II Copy. Ieste,
:. EDMUND CHRISTIAN, c. c.
Jan. 10. wSw
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January O..

RY Virtue of deed Of Trust, executed by Harry
u Randolph, on the Sth day of June 1909, and du-
y admitted to record in the county Of Chester
held Tor the purpose OF securing the payment Of the
sum of 1862 l6 9 due to Messrs. Lyle, Scott and
Saunders, and the further of 100 IL 9 due to
Msssrs James F. Leitch and Co. with the interest
thereon from the respective periods in the said deed
OF Trust expressed The Subscriber viii sell for rea-
dy money on Saturday the 29h OF the present mouth
:: Warwick il the county of Chesterfield, the follow
ing property, viz. Eleven Negroes; Patty and her
two children, Richard, Edmond, Cato, Frederick,
Alice, Hannah, Moses and Jack. many Thereof
as may be sufficient to satisfy the aforesaid debts
and interest,". Should the sale of the Negroes be in
sufficient to satisfy the said debts and interest, tho
whole Of the stock Of Horses Mules, Cows, Sheep S
plantation Utensils upon the Warwick plantation &
the undivided interest of the said Henry Randolph in
his deceased fathers real estate lying upon James
River, in the county OF Chesterfield, or as much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the debts will
be sold for the purpose. Correct information as to
the quantity and qualify of the Land may be had on
the day of sale.
RICHARD B. GooDE, Trustee.
Feb. 8. tds
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Vie death of my much loved friends, Mr.. and
n Mrs. Bolts, who have persisted in the late
disastrous fire, devolves the sacred duty OF
rendering every aid and service in my power to their
Orphan Chhdren-as a step in the discharge of this
duty, will finish, for the benefit of their children,
Mr. Botts's professional business in the Federal
Court and Court Of Chancery-And should I re-
move to Richmond, which this melancholy event has
rendered probable, will also finish his business in
the Court of Appeals.-Those who have paid fees,
will have their suits finished without further charge
those who have not, it is confidently believed, will
pay the fees due with encreased aacrty and promp-
ttude, when assured that they will all be applied to
the use of the children of the deceased.
1t is with peculiar satisfaction that the Subscriber
adds, (by authority,) that Mr.. Writ, Mr.. Hay, Mr.
Williams, Mr.. Dade, MIR. Harrison and Mr.. Stanard
(whenever not engaged on the opposite side to MIR.
BotS,) will join him in the discharge of this duty,
and extend their excrtions to Mr.. Bottss cases in
the Court Of Appeals. From the known talents OF
these gentlemen, added to the exertions of the Sub
scriber, it is confidently hoped, that general salts
faction will be given to Mr.. Botts's clients.
JOHN MINOR.
Richmond, JAM 7. eopSw
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Feb. s..

y1EN DOLLARS REWARD.-.Runawayf from
the subscriber. the 9th Dec last, dark inuatto
Woman named PATTY, about "a years of age. She
formerly belonged to Mr. Southaps estate of Charles
City-thence to Mr.. VIM. X. Colgin, of the said
County, who at present owns her child and from him
was sold to Mr.. William Fulcher-who sold her to
Messrs Fitzwhysonn & Potter of this city, aud after
short time was re-sold again to the said Mr.. VIM.
fuicher, from whom purchased her in Oct. last
She had when she went away blue cloth habit &
blue handkerchief, with white spots; that She
wore round her head. Sine is about FIVE feet or 5
inches high, rnild spoken, rather slender made
Whoever will deliver her to me, shall receive the a.
bove reward, FIVE dollars to secure her in any JAIL
that may get her again.
BENJAMIN WOLFE
Richmond, Feb. 1. 2awtf
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Notwithstanding, as soon as practi7
~ cable, to have final settlement with
r. w Rootes, esq executor Of my late partner, Ohm
Prosser, decdThs is for the last time to request,
Moncurc, or the surviving partner of the said late
firm, to make known the same to the subscriber iu
The city OF Richmond at the yendue office of Mon
cure, Robinson x Peasants before the LIST day
of April 1879, in order, if just, that fun payment may
be made tbereo-And all those indebted to the late
firm OF Prosser Moncure, the surviving partner
OF the said late firm, hereby informed, that suits
will Unfortunately b. instituted against such of them
as do not make full payment by the LIST Jan. 1872 az
longer indulgence cannot be given.
This notice will be plead in bar Of any and every
claim, which after the first day Of April, 1919, may
be brought forward, or set up against the late firm Of
Prosser and Moncure, the surviving partner there
of. WIN NONCUHE.
SURVEYING partner Of The late firm Of
Prosser g .jfoncure.
November 90. lamtlstA
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steN RENr--snI possession given i;sar.eaa.,l:..

OE kaNT--sn. possession given iraK.ea;as,.s,
a Tic .oso"n ing pilp.cty, Nit
The neay .recte,it,rie. i.a,,s,,, a,si It's appar,e
nai.ecs, with the eaetsc., acre ,s r.n,., p -asan,,
s.tu;;scu on Sicek,e hi, 'JoiiNg Ina. thomas
Wilson, Esq wich JAS the L.st wear, aud ui;il now,
oeeup'ed ny Counselor Mima,s.
The Biick Store, Com piins Roum and q Vault Cor
the GepDsit o Coal on the niai eet, al the
ner OIL SAID main Or street and 4;h street, directly
fipounS or IN view pit that leadi;,g to the Hasin-
when is anon. oneo: The best mercantile stands in
the ci,v.
The two west rooms OF the FIRE proof Brick .um.
bSr House, to the pior,h of the IN, On ;er the
store above ilc..tiesi staris Gael, OF which h,e
hrc places
Also, the ground toc' of said Lu,nb,r House, Which
beng aye' IS perfectly dry AID n, tor the reception
oil Hour, &c. &c.
And for Reut, that beautiful lit,e Farm within
two miles ot the Capitol late the property Of Raw
eishs estate containing 10 acres under enclosure
one hall OF which is covered with timber an fire.
Woodland has omit. "a well flushed story Wooden
B,hidng, afloirGng every conveniently for a family
Kitchen, Laundry and servants rooms on the lower
Aoor-an excellent Spring about SO yards distant
from the dwelling house, coycrc, by a long neat
shelter; under the Shade of which, and the surround
ing trees parties in the heat Of weather may be a.
greeably solaced1some out houscs-a beautiful piece
ct cleared meadow ground, that yielded the year be.
fore last Il am tod) FIVE ton of tiay-~ two acres of
ground newly pailed in as Garden The cou,;su,y
OF this place the town, will AFFORD tn those who
wish to live retired from its noise and bse and q,
the same time to be engaged in more active pursuits
within the city-as also to diversity agreeably por
ton OF their time in agriculture, Sc. evcry facility.
This eligible, above described rural spot, the sub
seriber VIII either Rent, Sell or Exchange. for i'm
proved property within the limits Of the CITY
Alsos for Rent, very fertile pos. and rail -enclcs
Ell lot ct ground, lying the leading from
The market house, towards Col. Alams's Saw Mill
containing about Three Acres For cultivation, it il
generally thought that this spot is favorable and
would be as productive as any in the valley.
RIO. GREENHOW.
REQ IL. eplmo.
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4 AND FOR SALE-Will be sold to the highest
~ bidder, on Tuesday the 18th day of May, being
the day alter buckingham court, my Tract If Lnad
lying ~ said county, the waters of Slate river,
miles frois Bent Creek aud II f-2 miles from War
rem containing iiit acres, about 100 OF which
IS cleared, with three Dwelling Houses aud some
convenient out houses, the residue Of which well tim
bercd, aud handsomely situated, with good soil, aa-
ted TO the culture OF corn, wheat and tobacco Be-
SIDES tee many other advantages attached TO this
tract OF land, IL has neycr-fsiug Apple and Pear
Orchard, aud well wstcrcd. | will sell a great bar
gam tor cash, or short credit, sloud application
be made before the day of sss--otherwisa win dis
pose Of it t.ica n above stated.
buckingham, Jan. IS. tbs
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BbANAWAY from the Subscriber on the first day
IA 0f March 1911, light muIatto man named
GARLAND, a Blacksmith by trade, about % years
ut age, five feet eight or nine inches high, he was
raised IN k,ns-Wiia'a County, and may attempt to
go to that place. II is thought to describe
his clothes he has doubt changed them; whoever
will apprehend the aforesaid mulato or sesurc him
IN any Jail so that get him again. shall receive Fifty
Dollars and all reasonable charges paid if brought
home TO the Subscriber living near Chalottesvle Al
berrnsrc County, and state OF Virginia, by
REUBEN MANSFIELD
FEBRUARY IS, 1879. Gtp
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N pursuance of a deed of trust, executed to me
u by Braxton Craddock, of the city of Richmond,
bearing date the thirteth day of July, 1911, shall
March 1879 sell at public auction, for ready mo.
ney, on the premises, House and Lot of Ground in
the said city of Richmond, occupied by VIM. Farr,
at the time of the date OF said deed, opposite tn
Courthouse in said city, running down the street
to the lot adjoining Mrs Aliens, which lot is denoted
IN the plan oil said city, by the number for
the purposes OF paying sum of money in the said
deed Of trust mentioned, and the expences attending
the drawing, recording and execution of the said
deed Of trust.
NATHL. SHEPPARD.
Feb. 25. entds
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NCHANCERY.-Cumbe county December
Il court, 1911.
VIM. b. Baskerville, PhC
against ,...
John Brown exo'r. of Geo. Baskerville, decd Pre-
ella Baskerville, VIM. II. Baskerville and Samuel
Baskerville, Defs
On the motion OF the complainant, and it appear.
ing to the satisfaction OF the court, that William H.
baskerville and SAINT Baskerville, two of the defend-
ants, not inhabitants of this state is ordered
and decreed, That unless the absent defendants do
appear here and answer the bill of the complainant
On the LIST day Of March court next that the court
VIII proceed to take the said bill confessed as to
them, and decree the matter thereof aceordingy-
and that u copy of this order be inserted in some
one OF the newspapers printed in the city of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and that COPY
be posted at the front door of the courthouse of this
county.
Copy, Atteste,
MILLER WOODsON, jr. D. c. c. c. c.
Jan. III. 2mop
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Richmond, Jan. z.
HARRY B. GAINES, Respectfully inform. hi

AIRY b. GAINES, Respectfully informs his
n Il friends and the public in general, that he has
gotten the Smiths lately employed by Mr.. Henley
woodward in forging farmers utensils, &c. These,
added to the two Forgers he has previously kept in
operation, will enable him TO do all kinds of Iron
Work, suitable to the OF farmers, with faithful
ness and dispatch Carey poughs of every necessary
we Will be Kept constantly on hand.
lie also begs leave to inform the public, that hav-
ing increased the number of his Woodwork men, he
IS resolved to prosecute the Coach.making business
upon an extensive plan. Any employment in that
line OF business will be at all times faithfully executed
and thankfully acknowledged.
Tappahannock, Jan. 80. w3m
n. b; Cash will be given for large quantity Of
Wide Poplar Plank, by H. Ii. G.
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N CHANCERY-Richmond County Court, De
Il cembrr Q, 1871.
Jan. 16.

N CHANCERY-Richmond County Court, De-
Il cember Q, 1911.
Nicholas McGinnis, Comp't.
against
Beckham Kelly Il Susanna his wife, John McGin-
mis-, Daniel Sanford and Ruthy his wife, Samuel
McGinnis, and Nathaniel McGinnis, Defts
The defendants not appearing, and it appearing to
the ofthe court that the defendants Beck
ham Kelly and Susannah his wife and John McGin.
MIS- are not inhabitants of this state-on the motion
OF the complainant, IL is decreed and ordered, Tha,
the said Defendants do appear here at next March
term, and answer the said Complainants bil-and
that copy of this order be published in the Z N.
oUIRER, printed in the City of Richmond, for eight
weeks successfully, and copy also posted at the
front door of this Court Houseand it is further or.
dered, That Subpenas issue against Daniel Sanford
and Ruthy his wife, Samuel McGinnis and Nathani-
Ell cGinnis, to answer the said bill returnabie to
March term next.
Copy. Teste,
B. MCCARTHY, e.a.c.
january Q. amp
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Dec. 81.

virtue OF deed of trust, executed to the sub
- scriber, by William Hutcheson, on the fourth
da, oil November, 1906, to secure the payment of 81
debt therein mentioned, due 10 John Sheppa,J. will
be sold to the highest bidder, for ready money at
the court house of Henrico county, on Monday the
second day ofnext month, being Henrico court day,
a negro man named Peter.
BEN. SHEPPARD, Trustee.
February is, 1872. ids
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GALES at AUGTION.--On Wednesday the 9TH
- March, will be cold, at the late DIV cling house of
Mrs. Elizabeth Page, decd, all the HOUSEHOLD
tate, consisting OF Tables, Chairs, Switchboard, Beds Il
Bedsteads, &c. III excellent preservation.
IermS-For all sums above $50. ninety DAYS ere
dit-under $50, cash--Dy order of the administra-
tor, JAMES BROWN ir WI
Feb. 25. ida
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MILLINERy g MANTuA -MAKING.-Mary
November 90.

M lLLlNERY 81 MANTUA-NAKING.-
I've Soutbgate, Niiliiner Il Maitua-Afaker, in the
store lately occupied BY Aubin Laforet, Grocery,
and opposite tha.of Robert Nelson & Co., street,
ltichmoad, is thankful for the encouragement which
has been awarded to her cxertions since she COM
inenced business, and respectfully informs the ladies'
ed choice assortment of Fashionable yfi!iirery--
and having made arrangements with a house 1T New
York for regular supply al the same, together With
the prevailing fashions there, she hcncefoit, holds
herself able furnish her friends viii, whatever they
may want in her line, on the most unexccptionablo
TERMS and to make dresses according to the newest
fashions or such as May be handed to her for inta,
ton in the best mannos, and the shortest hoticc.
Jan. IL. VII
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ME subscriber, being DESTROYS of closing his buai-
ness, offers for sale, at cost and charges, very
large and general assortment of well selected DRY
GOODS, for cash or town acceptances
All those having claims against me, are requested
to bring them forward for settlement, and those in
debted, will please forward aud discharge their
respective accounts L. JOSEPH
Richmond, Feb. IS. Ct
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Feb. G..

s2I Virtue Of an order Of the Comfy Court Of
lS Louisa, the Subscribers will receive propositions
until the 10th OF March next, for building Court
House, and two Offices under the same roof for said
county the building to be sixty feet long, aud forty
fectwlc from ou side to ouside aud seventeen feet
pitch in tie clear One hall price to be levied
10 the next county leyey for said county, and the ba
lance in the !sveg laid in 1913. plan Of said bull
ding maj Se sosi % applying to either Of tl,c sub
scrbsfs.
WM. G. POlNDRxTER,
FREDERICK HARRIS,
CHARLES 0UAltLES,
SAMUEL KAEI,AND.
ZACH. w. i,uEINS.
feo'e S4wp
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ETOR SALE--Fifty thousand acres Of LAND con-
4 tanned III one survey, ia the county OF KenHwha.
Ii may be purchased on easy terms. Cash. or good
property in the city OF Richmond viii he taken in ex
change For title aud teras, any person may apply
TO the subscriber
Ii.NIy HORT.
Columbian lIot.l, Feb. 81. A.
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Feb. 25

M ADDISON PAPER MILL-(or the larger part
4Nl OF it as may suit purchascr,) is offered for
sa.e u on very accommodating terms
This valuable establishment is situate on Third ri
yer, about 1-2 miles to the northward of Bellcvle,
New,Jerscy, on the road to Patterson, about IL
miles from New-York; it runs three vats and is ca
pablo Of having fourth added-the water of the
stream is fine and never-ailing, and with small ex-
pence may be made navigable to the neck, at pre-
sent distant only half mile from landing. The
spot is MS healthy any in the United States, We
ry important consideration in obtaining good work.
men'-the surrounding country pepulous and cheap
no expence has been spared to render the whole
complete, vel for the perfect manufacturing of
the article, for the and comfort of the work
men-the proprietors holding small tract of land
with four teneu,ents upon it, aud build many
more than can be necessary for the present establish
mcnt.
As purchaser would OF course take view of the
premises, 1t is unnecessary to add ore unless it be
that the mill which is 1ot by So feet, might be con-
serted to other purposes, and by small purchase Of
land the spot is capable OF very considerable improve
nicnt as settle for other manufactures by an indiy-
dual, or Il company. Apply to
BIRD, HOPKINS & WHITING,
No. SIS, William street, New-York
II is presumed If further information is wished ap-
plication by letter will be made rs above referred
Feb. 25. 2w
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NOUND on the Buckingham road, about three
n miles above Islam Randolph's, pair of new
Saddle Bags containing several articles OF clothing
also some papers of value to the A MIR. Mar,
shall appears to be the owner, from the papers, and
may have them by applying to
CHRISTOPHER BRANCH,
III .Nanchester.
Feb. 25. In,
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Feb. IL.

A DVERTISEIENT.- subscriber having
4 n commenced business in the Continuation Line
in the City of Richmond, hopes by strict attention, to
merit share of the patronage of his friends. His
Office is kept opposite the Eagle Tavern.
JOHN BRYCE.
Dec. 81. tf
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~ DABNEY, having recovered from the accident
4es which he incurred at the late conHaeration Of,
the Theatre, resumes, with increased aacrity, the
execution OF the plan which he has already made
public tor publishing " Poems and TrarslatioDs''--.
snd requests those who have taken charge of SUBJ
scription papers to continue their friendly exerto
to promote the success Of the undertaking
RICHARD DABNEY.
Feb. 81. st
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OR SALE, to the highest bidder, for ready mo.
= ney, at the Tavern ut Hanover courthouse, on
Monday the Goth day OF this month, it being cours
day II Tract Of Land, containing 81 l2 acres, more
or less, lying on the north side of Matduqur creek.
between Hoopers Mill s. Streets Mill, in the lower
end OF this county, and bounded by the lands of Ed
mund Hooper and others, conveyed in trust by Jos.
Thomson to me, by deed bearing date the 1871,
March last, and recorded in Hanover county court.
And, one Bay Horse, one Feather Bed, Bcdstead
and Furniture, and the Crop of Corn and Fodder,
conveyed in trust by the said Thomson to me- by deed
bearing date the 9th Sept. last, also recorded in the
said court.
SAMUEL GRANTLAND, Trustee.
Hanover, Feb. H. tbs
N. ID. La consequence of an error in the above O
Monday for Wednesday, the sale is postponed till
Saturday the 21st day of March, when it will posi-.
lively take place at Mr.. b. L. Burton's Tavern, in
the lower end of Hanover county.
req. ", 1917. tdsp
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1~REE-HILL For Sale.-1hat beautiful
L and highly i,ntrooed F.4T.sz (.uher con the
late Colonel Niles Seiden resided is noyu altered
for sale. ifs seat it is perhaps one of the nlost
de:tra6le IN Virginia, commanding eecry vieas
which cap please the eye furnishing health in an
eminent degree and every enforcement sphich
can be required for the comfort aud convenience of
family. .7s Farm, it is in high stare of inn
Pyoventent, haOing been a great nun,6er of years
under the care Of a iudicious farmer.
There is on this Farm Meadow, qphich alone
Yields an income Of between 500 and 1900 dollars
There has been sogun this fall one hundred ana
JVty ,6usheisf Wheat-anost Of the other lands
are tn Clover.
Possession may be had at any time between this
and The LIST day IF March. Should it not be sold
privaeJ before that time it will be o6eredto Pub
fc Sdle onthe 1sf day IF .4tri! and to.se.-:s.:
ocn IN the ensuing faH.
The Terms Of Sale will be: One third cash,
and the 6al4nce in and tsuo years. 9th such Sc
carity as sAaI be deemed satisfactory. Any far
ther INFORMATION may be obtained by application to
the sabscriAy, TO Nathaniel Selden, or JOS Sell
den, Henricp.
I or YHebsubseyiber is stiH anxious to sell a
small F.4R.N near Richmond, (called Fairfield J
eontqiains three hundred and fifteen acyes--.4lse,
FARM aSout miles 6eioSs Richmond, contain.
ing ABOUT ayes, knopn BY the name of the
MILES SELDEN, Ear.
Oecef1oer ~. ebt1s3