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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-12


The undersigned have the honor of being
appointed Committee, By large Convention of
Senators, Representatives, aud other citizens of the
o9iksyH Electoral District of this Com on wealth.
70 solicit permission to place your name at the head
OF their list Of candidates for Electors of President
and Vicc-Presdeut of tho United States In this
period u public anxiety, when our citizens are agita-
ted by diversity Of political sentiments, aud coun-
Try afflicted by foreign aggressions il is Of consong
and happy reflection, that the people may yet repose
upon that visiom wiich heretofore projected, and
that hrmness and patriotism which once redeemed
them from moro inauspicious prospects Elevated
above the influence Of party, aud placed upon an
smfhence commanding the best opportunity for i'm
partial observation, pledged to no measures attael-
Cd TO no men, bat devoted to country whose han
Pness aud glory you have 80 early and continually
promoted, youare peculiarly qualified for the uu-
assed execution Of the important function Of an Y.
ieetor ASSIST rs, sir, by your opinions and expert
euee, IN this exgency of beloved country, and
may the gratitude of posety and the perpetuity of
The Repabiic, be the reward Of your labore-
Seth Seragae,
Joseph Tisdale,
John EHdicott, SCom.
Ct6tge Cannon,
Marcus Morton,
JoHN ADAMs, late President
Of the United States.
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RUN

WAS committed to the Jail of FAIR
w fax County, Virginia, on Friday
the I'd day of October-a negro man
who says his name is JOHN, and that
he is the property Of a Mr. VIM. Halle
of York County, state of South Carolina,
and hat Mr.. Halle was taking him to
New.Orleans, and he absconded from
him and was taken up and put in Mil
ledgevill Jail, and that he was stolen
out of said Jail by Mr.. Edward Doliey,
who breu gbt him toGeorgetown, chang
ed his name to Edward Davis * pawn
ed him for 60 dnllars to Mr.. Adams,
who hired him to Mr.. Lawrison to
work aboat on thePstomac He is about
Is years of age, feet 9 or 10 inches
high * has small scar ever bis lett
eve /; he is of a yellow complexion,
thick lips, and has on impeachment in
his speech had on when committed,
blue country cotton coat, white Msr-,
sailles vest, coarse linen shirt & pam
falcons. The owner is requested to
COME forward, prove his property, pay
charges and take him away; otherwise
he will be dealt with as the law directs.
Robert G.. Kedwell,
Tailor, FaItar County, v"gi"'a.
October 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-04

RI. 800. orIern Of seven years, coin
mencingshis sventy third o.. ~. q pl e;pht
fhe wear Of OUT Lord one Thousand I.s
hundred and Ten, TO be fully oomp'sa'
ed and ended. tbe.day
Given snder my hand and sesi u
and date FIRST above ~tlltea. y
Signed. sealed and delivered IN ,ne
ores .sae Of Gto. G. PREsB !. KY.
In consequence of the above au.n ,.rae y
vested in me. arising from con.r a,
with Mr.. T. Paul, hereby appoint . .,,e
folInw;na nersons the only agents tor the
sale of Paul's Columbian On, IN ,De 10y
kf Baltimore, viz. DIR. Edne D ~ aar
Mon Of the Golden head, No. 20 wa,
.street. Messrs. Henry heefl *
| 81. druggists, sign of Celsus,s heao, +
Naes3 Market-st. near inv eo' nrrn
HoAyd-st. Doct. Jesse lalDot', D'u
gest, Srner of Hanover and Market-sts'
MessrA Warner and Hanna' statiohefs'
corner C. and Market sts. Messrs.
G. & R.NWait's Lottery ofhce' corner
of ST. PauA; Lane and Market.st' a,
Miltcnberge. Stationer, No 10 sign
of Frankiin,NN. Howard-st' Messrs'
John s Thoma, Vance, Stationers, Nv.
l7s Market-st.--At FeRs fon'' oy
Dr.. Henry Dorg, Druggist NO:
Markel-st. and Nshaniel knight, Sta
t;oner Felrs.streetA- City Of Hashins-
ton. Mcssrs. David UT, & Co. Drug
gists.-PHladelthia. IA. Thomas Love-
at Dr. Edwin A. Atlee's. No. 70 North
| 4th St. John Y. Brya.t, Druggist,
| Corner of 2d and Pine-Sweets-lere'
| miab Morris, Druggist, No. 1913 Mar
ket-Street-~Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd and Sd
streets, Messrs. Crowl & segar, Drug
pists, Market st.-Nesu York, Messrs.
| John s. Thomas l.. Clark, Druggists,
| Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messls. G.
SR Waites's. Nos. SO and 6A, Maiden
| Lane.-York Town, DR.. john Eisher,
| Drag. -.hnnahoLs. Messrs, ChlNs *
| Shaw -G@orSe e7V"' ~
| Druy-Lancaster. DR.. Samuel Ian
nestock, Drug-Harrisbnrg' Dr.. 80: JONI
C. Wrestling, Drug.-Ecs'0n' Dr'i DO
mas II. Dawson, Drug--Pefers0'tr;s
| Virp. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
eists.--Hagcrstown. Dr., Frederick MI
| Ter, Druggist.-Fredc ricktosvn. DR.. JohI
| S. Miller, Observation-Disclosures. Mess
john & Abm. Miller, Druggists.-Han
oper. Messrs. Frederick * Wm. Sauer
mann, Druggists.-CarHsle. Or. Johr
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook pHle
Montgomery co., Mr.. Brice Gassa~ay
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, BIZ
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. it
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
| JOHN LOVE.
March IS lawSm
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Ten Dollars Reward.

IAN AWAY from the subscriber
n on Sunday the 25th ultimo, an
apprentice boy to the Comb-mak,ns
business. named JOHN DRYNEN-
He is shout seventeen yesrs OF age,
tolerably vel. grown, black hair and
ewes, had on when lie went away
new dark mixed cloth coat and pant:..
looms. new shoes andnew fur hat II
!. probable he will try TO get enpi:y at
the raylorins busiacss,as he hss wof-:'
ed at ,I.at business three or four years
with Mr.. X Weish'man, deceased,
before he was bound 10 me The a.
hove reward will be paid to any person
on delivering him to mo, or five dollars
70 secure him so that | get him again.
I furewarn all masters OF vessels,
United States officers, or any other
person from harboring or carryinsa.
way tho said Apprentice, as | am.ls-.
termined to put the law in force agains.
all such offenders.
Thomas Mount.
November , Ill
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-04
J. A. SMITH
Market Street, +. Point
LEES

,,;ns Es,ence & Extract OF Mustard
: safe and effectual remeoy fof q.
c,,te and Chronic Rheumatism, w. 49,
Palsy, Lumbaso, Numoness' ,,;sss.
g as limos. Cbiltlains, sprains, Bruises
Din IN the Face and Neck, etc'
= :. of ! letter from, Mr. Nehemiah
Grsrorv, agent for the proprlet Q,
d,te5 Norfolk. IVA Jn.y "a, 1917.
Messrs. A4ichael Lee e Co,
Your essence Of Mustard is nlghiy
annro,ed of by number OF persons OF
.I ar e;,v who have had occasion TO APP
nly it in cases of Bruises, spralns a.
You may send me iuFther supply
a,so send me some more of your Antl-
pil;ous pills, as they sell we'll; the
vhole If your Medicines ale in consi-
derabie demand. Yours truly,
''' "'0 N. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, Tor the pre-
yention ofbilious fevers, sc.
Lees Elixir for violent colds, coughs,
&c
Lees Infallible Ague and Fever
Drops.
Lees Worm destroying l4ozenges
Lees I,ch Ointment, warranted 10
cure by one application, (wl1hout Mcf-
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv-
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
lees Indian Vegetable Specific, -
the Vcnereal.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters
and Eruptions.
Lees Essence and Extract OF Mus
tard, pr the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eye Water.
Les, I eotA-Ache Drops.
Lees, Damask lip Saive.
Lees Corn Plaster
Lees Anody ne Elixir, for the cure
| of headaches.
T Lcs's Tooth Powder
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue TO be faithfully prepared, AID
Sold by tho Proprielors, No. eS, Pitt
stree, Baltimore.
Andy their appointment in Alex
andria, "
| X. CRAY, bookseller, King-street'
and N, KINGSTON, Fairtax-stfeet
| To county merchants and others
WHO purchase to sell as,ain,a liberal
discoun, will lie given by the proprle
| tors.
To detect counserfeits, observe each
article has. on the outside WI pper, the
signature of
MICHAELLEE, and Co.
n. B At the places OF sale may be
had (gratis) pamphlets containing Co.
scs Of cures whose Length prevents
| their hcing herewith inserted.
| Oct Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-04
Hamilton's Worn destroy.
ING LOZengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others of a similar title SO com
monty complained of as operating with
violence Cd the contrary, aparticular
excsllence of this remedy is Its being
suited to every age andconstitution. Il
contains nothing but what is perfectly
innocent, and is so mild in its operate
on that it cannot injure the tenderest
infant of a week old, should no worms
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-04

exist ii the body !; but will, wit'lcu,
pain, or gripping, cleanse the stoma,h
ana bowels, OF whatcyeris foul Or o..
fensive, and thereby prevent the pro.
}duction of worms, and many fatal dis.
orders.
A dose OF this medicine given occs.
sionalIy during the warm season, Will
efectuslly prevent the g vomiting and
nureine of children," dreadIn! eii'ps.
der which annually destroys THOUSAND,
of the infant part of our citizens. 1t
i. likewise the lnilGcst and most ccr-
tain remedy Known, and has restercl
TO health and strength great number
when in an advanced stage OF this fatal
complaint--particular and plain instrvc.
uone arc given for every part OF tie
necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medi.ine
with eagerness, having a pleasing ap.
pearance and an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-04
Hahu's Anti Bilious Pills.

HlhnS Anta- B1t10US rus.
For the prevention and cure of bilious
and malignant Fcv4rs.
The Proprietor has every possible
reason that can result from extensive
experience, for believing, that dose
Of ttese Pills, taken ouce in every two
weeks, during the prevalence of our
bilious fevers, will prove an lnfa'hbie
preventative and further, that in the
earlier stage. of those diseases, their
use will very generally succeed In re-
storing health, and frequently in cases
esteemed desperate and beyond the
power Of common remedies.
They are e.cellently adapted to car
ry of superhuous bile, and prevent Its
morbid secretions; to restore and D
mend the apostle to proauce a free
oerspiration, and thereof prevent colds,
which arc often Of fatal consequences
A dose never fails to remove cold,
if taken on its first appearance the.
are celebrated for removing habltual
costiyeness. sickness at the stomsch &
severe headache !; and ought to be ia
ken by all persons on change OF CHI
mate.
In sickly times or places, dose
should be taken every fortnight, and il
there is reason to apprehend personal
danger, it may betaken once week
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-04
Hamiltoa's Grand, Restorative,

I, recommended as An invaluable
medicine Cor The speedy relief * per.
manent cure of Nervous disorders, Con.
sumptions, Lowncss of Spirits, Loss
of Appetite, Impurityof the Blood, Hy-
sterical Affections. observation-disclosures,
Violent Cramps IN the stomach & back,
Indigestion, Melancholy, Gou, in It's
Stomach, Pains in the limbs, RelaSa-
tioa, sc. SC.
The principal operation Of this re-
medy is in the stomach, restoring the
digestive powers, and sending forth
from that organ new health and 'igor
into every part Of the system; it che
riches and purilies the blood, without-
inlaming it ; braces, without stimulat-
ing too yio,sntly, the nervous. system;
strengthens the secratory vessels, ard
the ecaeral habit brings back the mus
cular fibrcs to their natural and healthy
tone: and lestsres that nutrition which
immoderatc excavations had DESTROY.
ed, and whose loss had thrown the
whole frams into languor and debility.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-04
RD. BARRY.
baltimore, June 90, 1910.
,Afessrs, Michael Lee e Co.

was attacked with most violent
cold, severe cough and pain In the
breast, which continued to grow worse
during which my appetite failed and
my voice altered SO much that 1t was
with The utmost excrtion | could pro-
nounce a single sentence louder than
nv breath. Some of my friends hav-
ing observed to me that much good
had been done by the use OF Lees Z.
lixir, advised me to procure a oo,tic
from Messrs Warner and Hanna,
which accordingly did--snd to those
persons unacquainted with the merits
of this medicine, it will appear asto'
nishing that three doses should remove
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-04
HAMILTON's
GENUINE ESSENCE AND F..

GENUINE ESSENCE AND FIX
TRACTS OF MUSTARD.
A safe and effectual remedy lor a.
cute and chronic rheumatism, govt,
rheumatic govt palsy, lumbaGo, Humo'
ness, white swclling., chiiblains, sprains
bruises, PAIN in the face and neck &c:
This valuable remedy is prepared
both in a fluid state and in pills, and
thus excelIently adopted, for external
and internal use.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-04
The Sovereign Ointment for
the Itch.

Which is w.rra' red al infallible re-
medy at one application, and may be
used with the most perfect safety by
pregnant women. or on infants week
old, NO, containing particle Of nercu-
~ or an dangerous ingredients what
ever, and is not accompanied with that
tormcnting smart which attends the eX-
hibition Of other remedies.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-04
HAMII,TON's ELIXIR,

A sovereign remedy for Colds, oesu-
nate Coughs, Asthnaas, Sore Ihroats
ard approaching consumptlons' and
most disorders of the breast * lungs.
To Parents who have Children afflicted
with the Whooping Cough.
This discovery is of the tirss mag
nitutle, as it affords immediate relief,
cheeks the proyress,snd in short time
entirely removes the most cluel di or
der to which children are liable, It's
Elixir is so perfectly agreeable and the
dose so small, that no difficulty arises IN
taking it.
Hahn. Genuine German Corn Plaster.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Wafer.
Tooth .4chc DROPS.
Tie Genuine Persian Lo!io7.
The Restorative Po7oder for the Teeth
and Gums.
I.talibie dgue and feOcr Drofs'
For the cure of agues, rsmlttaht anS
internittant fevers, sc: &c.
Sold Wholesale and Retail ut Lees
Patent aud Family Medicine Store,
No. ss, Naidc n-lane, Nev-Yo"k-and
by particular appointment, by JA"Lo
KENNEDY; sen. Bookseller, Alex
andria.
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AN ACCOUNT or
L E E S
Patent & Family Medicines

cELrBRATED FOR THE CURE
Ofmosl diseases tn which the Human
Body is liable,
PARTICULARLY
Worms, Coughs and Colds, Asthma,
Consumption, Govt, Rheumatism,
Sprains, Palsy, Head ache, Tooth
Ache, Corns, Itch, Diseases of the
Eyes, Ring Worms, letters, sc In.
ward Weaknesses, Nervous Disorders,
Female Complaints, Hopping Cough.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-04
Hannah Lee.
law
July "a
LEES ELIXER.

a sovereign remedy tor coid' ohsu
nate coughs, ca,arsghs, asthnas, sort
Threats and approaching assumptions
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REcEIVEDi

By Schooner Melinda, from Boston, ana
Sear. Regulator, from Neu Ysrk,
A complete ASSORTMENT ot SHOES, OF
all descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
caton, Window Glass. Ravens Duck,
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse Hides,
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
July - eoStiaw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-04
Messrs. Michael Lee, e Co.

You are at liberty to use nav name
in the recommendation of Lees Elixir
as from repeated trials have found i
an excellent remedy for colds, coughs
SC.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

ME Subscribers have rented that fine Gre-proaf
< Lunber-House tho Basin, built by Mr. JUS
Brown, adjoining to the Public Ware House
They will be ready receive produce on Storage
Monday the Of January, Rnd will charge as fGi.
lows, viz.
Tobacco, rs cents per Hid. for 10 months if over
9 lie per month more.
Flour, cents per Bbl. If taken in so days.
days. ~
lie 1-2 cents per Bbl. if il lays over GO days
Wheat, = cents per Bushe =
Mhskey, 25 cents per fierce.
Hemp, 3 4per Ton, Iron, s per Ton, and O..
ther articles not enumerated ia proportion to the
foregoing rates.
And further they viii engage to take Flour on the
head OF the BASIN, provided notice is given in time
tree OF eNpencc, and charge only the aforesaid Sto
rsgs
They will also engage to deliver the produce ue
Rockets when the locks in operation at the fol-
lowing rates, viz
For Flour, cents per Barrel.
Tobacco, 50 cents per Hogshead, and other
articles Ill proportion.
We viii hold ourselves responsible FOR the re-deli-
VernS articles put under our care except accidents
by Fire. shrinkage of grain, spirits and such other ar
ject to any expence incurred put them in shipping
order.
When the present expence of Drayage is conai-
dered, which Goods will lie exempt from stored
with us, it is presumed may promise ourselves
share OF the public patronage, to whom we tender
our servises as Commission Merchants, pied .iIr
our utmost excruoas to give general satisfaction
January IL. Inn
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CANALS.

We have Internationally given rise to a
war OF wits by short paragraph which was
published in this paper on the goth ult. In
this we had stated, that Messrs. Morris and
Clinton had gone, as it was said to the CITY
OF Washington, to- seek the assistance of
Congress in digging the Canal between the
hudson and the Lakes---and we went ON To
express doubt, whether that body could
do any thing with the subject whether the
constitution at ali permitted the u. $. in
their corporate capacity, to have any thing
to say to Canals and whether Mr.. De WITS
Clinton was able to set aside the soind con-
stitutional doctrines which were expressed
by his uncle last winter on the celebrated
Bank question. This was the whole scoDe
and :" front Of our offending" and vet for
this, we have had the good fortune to fall
under the natice Of not less than three OF
our public prints.
The Baltimore Federal Republican. %
that delights iii setting the Republicans by
the ears, chuses to see nothing in this ar
icie bat a cover attack on the views of Mr.
>e Witt Clinton. "I'hc Public Adyer-
ser" of New-York, who has been for som,
ne at daggers-draw ~ Il Mr. De Witt
Clinton, is pleased to regard j, Ia the same
sht while the Columbian, who is of the
same city,bat or tie {: y SID os ths hcdgt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

| ness Of her oppA1enf, and her own fancied
l .'ower, reconciliation is by one subterfuge O,
| .nother kept at a distance.
But these calculations may fail, Ameri-
ca may be reused to an assertion of her
rights, and we know the effect of the war
OF independence Of that country. Without
open hostilities we may also be greatly an
noyed and our sources of commercial great
ness be materially cut Of. The successive
systems OF embargo. non-intercourse & nom
Importation, have aided the cause of Amer
lean manufactures, and injured our trade
at home. We may be disappointed also
u We calculate too sanguInely ON the divi-
sions ofparties in America.--A continuance
OF Ill treatment may unite them more fully
In common sentiment. Robert Smiths
pamphlet in opposition to President Madi-
son, appears to have made but little impress
sion III America. Parties may reproach
each other, as being peculiarly in the inter
est OF Britain or France, but there is good
reason to believe, that the government, and
bulk OF the people are actuated by feel
ing essentially American. A decided ma
jority of the elections i'll 1910 was in favor
OF the party, which is unjustly, we believe,
charged with being partial to France, s,
Timothy Pickering, the avowed partisan Of
England, has lost his election as senator
in Congress, from the state of Massachu-
SSesS' - u~S 'iohS OCSH Il idVOTltS lldXlNl
with England that the whole world should
be subservicnt to her views. and exist only
for her exclusive benefit, and many of the
public prints have lent themselves as pam
ders to foster this unworthy prejudice. and
ito fool the nation to the top OF its bent, %
by attempts to magnify the division in
America, in favor of the British monopoly
OF power. A remarkable instance of this
kind lately occurred: A New-York or
Boston opposition paper stated that the
American government were decidedly fla
vorable to Fosters mission. The National
lntelligencer, the demi- official paper, re-
published this paragraph with severe COM
ments on the ignorance of the writer as to
the views of government.-Our British edi-
tors gave the paragraph OH the authority
or the National Inteiligencer, as an authen-
tic test of the temper of America, with
out in the least noticing the fat contradic-
ton given on the part of the Intelligencer.
BY such articles does the press deceive a
people who yield themselves too readily
as dupes to such receptions. The reAec-
ting part of the community should be strict
ly on their guard, and withhold an impli-
Cit and indiscriminate confidence from the
communications of the public prints.
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Manchester, Jan. II.

MILLINERY 50 MANTUA-MAkING-
w Soutbgate, Miihner & Msntus- Maker, in the
store lately occupied by Aubn Isforet, as Grocery,
and opposite t,at OF Robert Nelson Co. o. street.
isiehmond, 10 thankful for the encouragement which
has been awarded to her c1ertions since size com
menced business, and respectfully informs the ladies
cd choice assortment of Fashionable .tfiiiacry--
and having made arrangements with house ut New
York for regular supply OF the same, together IL,
the prevailing fashions there, she hencefoth holds
herself able tofurnsh her friends with whatever they
may want III her line, the most unexccptonabc
terms aud to make dresses according to tie ewest
fashions, or such may be handed to her for iniita.
ton, IN the best manner, and the shOrtes notice
Jan. II. 1.tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11
January IL.

ANDS, MILL s. SLAVES FOR SALE,-Pur-
IL suant TO the last viii uf RALPH WOKME-
LEY, esquire, OF Rosegill, and OF a decree in CHAM
Gerry, will be sold public auction, on wednesday
te 18th February next if fair, ii not the first "a.
day, TWO FARMS, On Pamunkcy river, in Ii,
county OF King Wiilian--one known by The.
name OF QUEEN FIELD, containinh 400 acres
the other is called WOODDY's, containing Aas
acres, together with valuable Merchant Min on a
neyer-faling stream, and Store House, within =
niiies Oh hanover Town, anu II OF the city OF Rich.
mond--Ihe mill works four pair of stones With
the most approved machinery. aud Cotton C:n----.
Being situated near navigation, q rich wheat cn.
try, with many local advantages renders this ,ra
perry truly desirable.
The Farms part Of 61anskin Lodge Estate
lone OF the most productive in Virgin.) their 81
ton and fertility of soil being generally known it,,
deemed unnecessary to give minute descript onA
The sale will take place the Mill, the follow,
ing terms, one fourth in 80 days, 14th IL months,
and the balance at years. to be secured by notoa
payable to the leSatees of said Wormeiey, ut the
Bank In Richmond, with approved endorscr, and
deed OF trust on the property carrying interest
from the date--On same day and place, will be.
sold Tor Cash, Twenty SLAVES, of the estate of
SAID testator; or so many as viii, with the sale oS'
the land and mill, be sufficient discharge the To-.
gscies
MIR. James Fox, Manskin Lodge, will shcw the
property and plats OF the land to any person wisn
to view the same.
(Signed)
ELEANOR wORN1EIEY,,
CARTER BEVERLEY, Au.il'iis'
JOHN CHEW (tIators,
January H. toF