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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-09-04
Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, August Term, 1879.
ORDERED that the administrators of WMs
McKNIeHr, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times IN each week foF
two weeks in the Alexandria newspapers.
A copy Tes.,
Alex. Moore, Reg.
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TO BE SOLD.

1T Pu5Hc AUCTION, on Saturday, theJSfh Dag
of September nert, in the Tozvn Of .Aleaan
oI.i0
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THIS Is to gaUe Notice,

That the subscribers OF alexandria County,
in the District ossl6iumbia, have oJtained from
the Orphans Court of said County, Letters Of
admins ration, on the personal estate Of
NILLIAM \ KNIGHT, late of the county
aforesaid, deceased All persons having
claims against the, said decedent are Hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vonchs
ers thereof to The subscribers, On or before the
25th day of January next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit 10 said es.
tate; and those indebted thereto, are re-
quired to make immcdiate payment
Given under our hands this s5th day Of
q
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{ No. $40

/ he Vaccine Lottery.
Second Class non Drawing
Capital Prizes of s 10000
2 OF 5000
10 of 1000
This Lottery will be finished before any @.
Their Lottery in baltimore Present priceFof
Ticket 8 Dollars, but may be expected to
advance rapidly, as the first drawn number
Oh the 18th day Of drawing will bea prize Of
10000 Dollars
The Medical College Lottery
Now drawing in which there is prizes of
$4,000 Dollars.-Eresent price OF Tickets
IL Dollars
Susquehannah Canal Lottery,
Begins to draw on the 18Th OF the present
month, in which one number must draw
10000 Dollars--and may draw 100000 Doll
lars, = Present price of Tickets Dollars.
IIcKETS FOR SALE By
Robert Gray,
Opposite the Washington Tavern.
September Q.
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JUST PUBLISHED BY
COTTON g STEWART,
TEN SERMONS.

BY il MES MUIR, d. D.
on the follozuing Subjects, Oiz.
No. lon the signs of the times.
No. lion repentance, detailing the calss
nifty at Richmond.
No. III-Felix trembling.
No. Woods claim upon the young.
No V-Religion recommended to youth,
from the infirmities attending old age.
No. VI--The effusion of the Spirit on the
day of Penticost, glorious confirmation of the
gospel.
No VII-On covenant securing to Noah
and his descendants temporal blessings, but
better covenant securing to believers spiritual
blessings.
No VIII--The Christian Character.
No IX--Life and Immortality brought to
light.
No. X-On Irresolution.
Each subject illustrated by Anecdotes.
Of Subscribers ale respectfully requested
10 call or send for their Numbers.
A few Copies of these Sermons, not sub'
scribed for, are yet for sale. Those wishing
to possess them will please make Immediate
application.
August 10.
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FRESH M E DICIN E S.
: william HARPER, pr.

= y
tpogHEC.4RY and DRUGGIST. dler-
ondrro, Fairfqa Street, opposite BRY.dF
HdBfP80NS, and ne.rt Door to JJVO
.LioYD'S-
TTAS lust received in addition TO his for.
4 mer. Stock, a general assortment OF
Medicines OF the FIRST quality, all OF which ne
Win sell Wholesale and retail, on as good
terms as they can be purchased in Baltimore
Or pSiladclphia Country Merchants and
Physicians can be Supplied on the best OF
terms for CASH or on good credit --He
has also received a general assortment OF
Sprgial Tpstruaents, likewise
71e foLlQw;1,g Pafeat Medicines piz -
Wheatoal's Jauadice Bltters,
10 Itch Ointment.
.cOoleY's Vsgetabie Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds. Asthmas, Consumptions, &c. &c.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
Tsompson's Tcothe Paste,
Essence Of Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, Sc. &c.
W The highest cash price given for
Snake Root.
March
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AUGUST 25

Mk s. ANN CARNEY.
V0U will please to take notice, that on the
L first day of the Circuit Court of the
District of Columbia, to be held for the coun-
ty of Alexandria, in April next, or as soon
thereafter AS counsel can be heard, shall
move that court to award judgment against
you in favor Of the Common Council OF Alex
andria, for The sum of Fifty Nine Dollars
Sixty Eight Cents--being the amount OF
Taxes due from you to the Common Covn-
ell Of Alexandra, upon your Lot, situate at
the corner of Queen and Fairfax streets, for
the years 8o4, 5,6,7, g, 10, IL, Il.
According TO act Of Congress, passed 18th
day February, 1904
John D. Simms.
III. for the Com. Counl. Of .1leaHhdria.
August IT dom
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-06

NOTICE.-Intending, as soon as pract-
~ cable, to have final settlement with
F.. w. Rootes, esq. executor ofmy late partner, John
Prosser, decd-hs is, for the last time to request,
earnestly, any and every person, who may have
claim, claims against the late firm of Prosser &
Moncure, or the surviving partner of the said late
firm, to make known the tn the subscriber ia
the city of Richmond at the vcndue office of Mon
cure, Robinson s. peasants, before the LIST day
Of April, sl2, in order, if just that full payment NAV
be made thcreof-And all those Indebted to the late
firm of Prosser s. Moncure, the surviving partner
of the said late firm, hereby informed, that suits
viii Unfortunately be instituted against such OF them
do not make full payment by the list Jan. 1879, as
longer indulgence cannot be given.
This notice will be plead in bar of any and ever,
claim, which after the first day o; April, 1872 may
be brought forward, set up against the late firm OF
Prosscr and Moncure the surviving partner there
of. WIN. NONCURE
Surviving partner Of the late 'ir,n Of
Irosser s. .Nonenre.
November 90. Iamt,stA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-06

iows--The committee 20 whom was referred the re-
port ot commissioners aprc..tcd, ON the part OF IT..
commonwealth, to agree with thc Legislature ~
North Carolina plan for extending the ns,ie;-
ton Of Roanoke to the waters of james river
and also the act Of the Legislative of North Carolina
relating to that subject, beg state, that they
conceive tho proposed navigation would be OF ti,.
greatest advantage the agricultural interest OF
large portion of the citizens OF this COMMONWEALTH;
for reasons too obvous to be here detailed: That
they Conceive profitable source OF revenue would be
created well all rl the best Of CARRYING
the said pan into eject IL tins monvcslth wo,id
take shares IN the stock al that sompany-fhev fur
tier state, ths, the provision nae by the Legislature
ot Nort'-Caroina, tor raising of u,oacy for
employing an Enginser To ascertain the bcs, route
for the intended canals, is uncertain, and therefore
ina icqiate-
fteso.vea .kcrefore. That this CON ,nonwea,h loan
tn the commissioners authorised To employ an En-
sincer, the sum OF dollars; and the mo-
thus loaned, shall be vested i'm stock or shares
whi. may he subscribed for ythc state, or hcrcfun-
cd oat ut the first money collected by the said
,iany.
icsoivcd That the treasurer be authorised to sub
scribe, on behalf OF this commonwealth, for
shares IL tie Roanoke Canal Company.
hesolped That compensation should he made TO
George Tucker, Peachy (;i.,ncr, Isaac l. Coles
and William T.. Broadnax commissioners on the part
OF this state for their services in attending the e-
gislature of Norih-C Carolina.
| The said resolutions being twice read, were, on
questions scveraily put thereupon, agreed by the
house.
An engrossed hill "Concerning Moses Shepher,
and BE, iamin Mills" taken up-and the ques
ton being put on the passage thereof was determine
1 CT in tho ncgatve-Ayes ei---Noes 10Y.
! A motion made by Mr.. Pope for leave to bring
IN bill Decreasing the salary of tie Attorney Ge
neral'-And the question being put thcreupon, was
decided IN the negative.-Ayes 40-Noes lOS.
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-l>REE-AiLL For ssic.-1nat braunlni
Dec. 81.

>REE-AiLL For Saic.-Ihot beautiful
= ank highly improved F.4R.u (srhcreon the
lac Colonel titles .Seiaen resided Is noSv offered
for safe It's scar, Il is perhaps one Of the mtosf
desirable IN IKXiniO, Comm ar1iEG every vien
! rhich can Ptease the eye furnishing health in an
! eminent degree and eceyp Improvement svhich
can bere7sre! fer the comfort and convenieuce of
family .4s Farm, is in high state of in,
fr0Semen', havias beer a great nvmber Of years
| nads,'the care Of ajaaicions farmer
There as TINS Farr, a .Tcadosyt srhich alone
ye'ds ar income q betzreen 500 anu 1900 dollars
There has Teen sosvn this fail one hundred and
IN. bushes Of IPheat-'nost Of the other lands
are IN clover.
Possession may be had az any time b. tween this
and tie LIST day of March. IShouid it not be sold
prvately before thar tiane II sriH be eeyed,o PUB
tic Sale onthe LIST day Of 9prii, and possession ri
cen in the ensuing faN.
| The Trims q Sale viii be: One third cash
and the bnfane in ard t1po years. with such Sc
| cwity snail be deemed satisfactory. Any far.
ihe Information mar be obtained by attlication 10
The subscriber, to Nathaniel Sclden, or JOS Sci.
| lien, Henrico.
UJ The subscriber is still anxious TO sell a
| small Farm near Richmond, (cared Fairfield.
containing three hundred and fifteen aues.-.aiso
| a FARM aLout miles beiosp Rich,nond, contain.
| isg abouf acres, known BY the name Of the
MILES SELDEN, Err.
| Oecem6er %. ett1s4
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NEriINTRy g AgANTJA-.1aET.sG
lTx Southsate, Niill.ncr & Mantra-Sfaker, ia the
storc lately occupied by Aubin laiorct Grocery,
aud opposite that oil Robert Nelson \ CO., T. street,
Richmond, is thankful tor the encouragement wids
has been awarded 10 her cxcr,ions since she coin
mcnccd business, and respectfully Informs the n,iics
cd choice assortment OF Fashi.Gobc .iift;ner -
and having made arrangements witt: house at New
York for regular supply ct the s,n,e, together ia
herself able Furnish her friends Will, Whatever they
may want il, her line, the mos. uacxccptionatsc
terms; and to make dresses according t! cs,
fashions, s'c may be handed her for in,it:,.
Jan. II. wtr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-06

Y virtue of deed of trust, executed BY John
- Pollard in his lf, time, and Sarah his wife, to
John Prosser and the subscriber, and recorded ia the
county court of Henrico will be sold on the prems.
es, ut Pubic Auction, by the subscriber, the sur
wing trustee. at II o'clock, THURSDAY, the 9th
day OF this month, if fair, if not the hour the
next tar day, certain piece of GROUND in the
sand deed mentioned, being part OF Lot No. fifteen,
ana fronting the cross street leading from the main
street to Shockoe warehouse, together with all the
houses on the said piece of ground, for the shortest
term for which any perso win take the same and
pay in ready money the sum Of one thousand nine
hundred and sixteen dollars and seventy one cents
with lawful interest thereon from the first day of A.
pr, 1909, due under the said deed Of trust and the
costs and charges attending the sale.
WIN. MONCURT,.
feb. q. tbs
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n pursuance of deed of trust executed TO the
subscribers by George Overton Day, bearing date
the twenty third day of April, 1871 and of record in
the eneiai Court, they will proceed to sell, the
premises, Friday the 2ist day of next month,
lF'ebruary, 1872 for ready money, one halls acre
LOT OF GROUND, lying and being in Du-val's
addition to the City of Richmond. and known & dis
tingui he'd in the plan thereof by the number 10, and
Christopher Tompkins by deed bearing date the 2ist
day OF March, 1908, for the purposes of paying
tain sums OF money in SAID deed Of trust mentioned
TO he due from said Day to said Christopher Temp
kins and the expenees Of drawing. recording and ex-
ecuting said trust.
WIN. MARSHALL,
N. SHEPPARD.
January es. te1E
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s.iANCtRY-In Amelia County, Sen

4 NiANCE RY-in Amelia County, Sep
~ tembcr Court, 1911.
John Robertson and William Robertson, who are
sons of Mathew Robertson, decd James Crxddock
and Judith his wife, formerly Judith Robcrtson and
daughter of Matthew Robertson, Philip Williams,
and Polly his wife, forMerly Polly Mitchell, and O.
bedience Mitchell, an infant by John Mitchell her
guardian, which said Polly and Obedience are chill
dren of Mitchell, deed. late wife of John Nit
cheli and daughter of said Matthew Robertson, de-
ceased, CompPts.
.3gainst
Joseph Brown, Lloyd Robertson, Claiborne Grad
dock and Polly his wife, Detets.
The defendants, Robertson & Cratldock s wife,
not having filed their the bill of the com
planants-or the motion ut the compliments by their
council, the court 10th take their bill for confessed,
and will proceed at future day to decree the mat
nd Claiborne Craldock and wife, shall file their an
swer, they being previously served with copy OF
t',is order At least ten DAYS
And the defendant Brown, not having entered his
appearances and gwen security according to the act
II assembly ami the rules this court and it appear
ing To the satisfaction nf the court, that he is not an
'nhabitant ct this commonwealth, the motion of
he compainants-H IS ordered and decreed, That
the defendant Brown do appear here on the first da,
OF the next January court and answer the bill of the
compliments And, that copy of this order be
forthwith published in public newspaper print
ed in the City of Richmond, or Petersburg, for two
moths successivey, and that another copy be post
ed the front door OF the courthouse of this coun
ty.
JOHN T. LEIGH, c. A. c.
lee. IA. wSwp
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% doors above the Bei-Tavein, manufacturers OF
GOLD and SILVER work, have ist opened an ex
tensive and weilselected in the above inc
which they offer to the public moderate terms
consisting of Pearl, Topaz, Comedian and Pm
JEWELRi-Plated Goods, comprising almost eve.
ny fashionable article aud very complete assort-
ment Of SILVER WARE and Tortoise shell Coni6s
together with well assorted stock of Military ar
ticles.
gJ' Orders from their frie.ds viii be paid theSstrct
est attention to.--Cash for old Silver and Gold. =
Dec IA. ri
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Feb. 4.

sNFTEEN DOLLARS observation-disclosures
a. from the subscriber the first of Jauuaiv,
negro fellow named DICK, between thirty and forty
years Of age, about feet or inches lag, of vel
low complexion. The said fellow has wife in the
town OF Richmond. ut Mr.. Robert Poarl's-Tbe
above reward OF fifteen dollars will he given to any
person for experimenting the said negro and confins
lug him in Jail that get him again, and if brought
home MI reasonable expciccs paid-i forwarD all
boats-crews. captains Of vessels, from harborrns
or carrying of the said negro under the penalty in
Acted By law DINAII DUNN.
Essex county, near Tappahannock,
Feb. 4, 1912. 3tp
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n CTfCE-f!;- virtue Of decd Of trust, cxecrtcs
IN ny VIM. B,shtweii oi the town OF Manchester
to the subscribers, the stt day of January, 1871
Ind duly recorded in the Superior Court oil Chester
heidi tor the purpose oi securing the payment III mo-
nc; therein said to be due Thomas Winfree, will be
exposed to sale, for cas, Saturday the 5th day
OF feb~tary next, at ii O'Clock, before the door OF
Xseharis Broosss Tavern, one fourth OF an acre OF
LANil, lying ~ the town OF Manchester, on tue
main street. sn distinguished in the plan oil said
town b. number 6l. -
b DAN; nS ws,s!crR, Trustees.
Manchester, Lau. II. tbs
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GaTILL PE SOLD 1T Public Auction, on Tuesday
~ the 18Th day Of February, inst. on the premi-
Sos, the TENEMENT on the ei'oss-street, (iendinv
from The rnanstree ct to the 3asn) adjoining colonel
Samuc Ogerton's Brick House, and the House now
occupied nv Hernbrcw GaIiego-also the interest of
Robert Gordon and James Currie, in "a f-2 feet of
ground or the said street, being ground of 3
dollars per foot, per annu,n for cvcr.---Terms of
sale. one half cash. The balance for approved notes
~ ninety days, payable and negotiable in the Bank OF
Virginia.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Peb. I, 1879. tf
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: Friday the 9TH day of next month, at the
: NeDdue Office of james Brown, Esq. will he
sod, all the Household and Kitchen furniture of the
late GEORGE w SMITH, Esq. consisting of a
S''iehoiId, Mahogany Settee and Chairs, Beds and
Be! stcads wit Curtains, Tables, Chairs Table and
Tea CANA, xe. sc. Two Negro Men and ono
Woman aCook.-90 DAYS credit will be given for all
sans aDov. 5 50--under that sum, Cash.
Aipersons having claims on the Estate, will make
them known without delay, those indebted, are ear
silly solicited TO make immediate payment, as no
indulgence can he given.
To Rent, the Brick House near the Main Street
N front OF the one lately occupied by the late Gov.
Smith.
SANUEI. G. ADAMS,
.7dministrGtor Of G. ~. Smith, deed
Richmond. January rs, 1919. (tds.)
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! ANDs, MILL s STA YES FOR sALE-pnr.

b ANDS, MILL s. SLAVES FOR SALE-Pur-
siant To the last viii Of RALPH WORME-
LEY, esquire, OF Roscgill, and Of decree in Char
Gerry, viii be sold public auction, on Wednesday
the 10Th February next, if fair, If not the first fair
day, TWO FARMS, on Pamunkcy river, in the
county OF King Wii.iam--one known By the
name Of QUEEN FIELD, containing 400 acres,
the other is called WOODDYs, containing 100
acres, together with valuable Merchant Mil on a
neyer+aiing stream, and Store House, within 9
miles Of Hanover Town, and 81 Of the city OF Rich
mond---fhe mill works four pair of stones, with
the most approved machinery, and Cotton Gin
Being situated navigation, IN rich wheat co,in-
try, with many local advantages, renders this pro-
perry trdy desirable.
The Farms part of Manssin Lodge Estate,
Zone OF the most productive III Vgnia) their sitr,a-
ton and fertility Of soil being generally known it's
deemed unnecessary to give minute description.
The sale viii take place at the Mill on the follow
ing terms, one fourth in so dars, 18th at ~ months
and tue balance at years, to be secured By notes
payable TO the lcgatees OF said WOrme!cy, st the
Bank in Richmond, with an approved endoiser, and
deed Of trust ON the property carrying Interest,
from the date--On same dav and place, will be
sea'i for Cash, Twenty SLAVES Of tie estate or
sad testator; or SO many will, with the sale of
the land and mill, be sufficient TO discharge the lc
gacies.
Mr. James Fox, Manskn Lodge, will slew the
property and pats Of the land to any person wishing
10 view the same.
(SigncdD
ELEANOR wORafFH.EYo 49,.
CARTER BEVERLEY, C,ratn,"
JOHN CHEW,
January II. ,ot,
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Jan. 16.

( n CiIANCERY.-Cumb county December
court, 1911
VIM. u. baskerville, Phc
against
John brown, exor. Of Geo Baskerville, deed. Pre-
ella baskerville, VIM. IL. Baskerville and Samuel
baskerville, DcfiS.
On the motion of the complainant, and it appear
ing 70 the satisfaction Of the court, that William H.
baskerville aud SAINT Baskerville, two of the defend
ants, not inhabitants of this state, IL is oricyei
dH4 aecreed, That unless the absent defendants do
appear here and answer the bill OF the complainant
on the ist day OF March court next, that the court
viii proceed to take the said bill rs confessed M tn
them, and decree tne matter thereof aceorfIineIy-
and that copy of this order he inserted in some
one of the newspapers printed in the city of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and that Il copv
he posted at the front door of the courthousc of this
county.
Copy, Atteste,
MILLER WooDsoN, jr. D. c.c.e.c
Jan H. 2mOp
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"a ILL BE SOLD at public Auction, for cash, or,
Nv Tuesday the 18th day Of February, 1919, on
The premises, the TENEMENT on The cross street,
leading from the main-strcet 10 the Basin Mt pre-
sent occupied by Mr. James lynch, and the adoin-
ing Tenement, occupied by Vcubrew Gallego.---
Also the GROUND on which Mr.. JyucIi has
black smiths shop making together "a l-e feet 'front.'
running back to the lot owned by Mr.. Miles Todd.
'c whole Of Which is subject (" grctnd rer. Of three
i0lars per foot, per annum, FOR ever-J'Iic Houses
n which Mr.. ivrch and Herbrcw live are insured
~ the Mutual Assurance Office for the net sun, of
sixteen hundred dollars, and yields 10 the present
.wpcr, clear Of all charges, two hundred and iftr
collars per aunum.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Feb. I, 1919. If
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yEHEN DOLLARS observation-disclosures fro,,
3 the subscriber, the 2Tt, Zee. last, q Muatto
Woman named PATTY about % years of age She
formerly belonged Mr.. Souta.fs estate Of Charles
C'ty-tience TO Mr. VIM. II. Colgn, of the said
County, who at present owns her child and from hin,
was sod to Mr.. William iulcher--who sold her to
Aessrs Fitzwhyisonn Potter, of this city, and after
short time was re-so!d again to the said Mr.. WIN.
Fnlcher, from whom purchased her in Oct. last
she had on when she went away blue cloth habit s.
blue handkerchief, with white spots; that she
wore round her head She is about five feet Q or 3
inches high, mild spoken, rather slender made
whoever will deliver her to me, sall receive the A.
bove reward, five dollars to secure her in any a;J
that may get her again.
BENJAMIN WOLFE
Richmond, Feb. 4. eawtf
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sfCRSCi'ST 10 = deed Of trus; executed to us b,
Holm ". Symc, for purposes in the sail
deed expressed, whicI, ~ of record in the count,
court NJ Hanovcr--WilI be sold, on THURSDAY IT,.
9Th day Of February 1919, st Newraste, tliirtee
likely SLAVES consisting Of men, women, bows
girls, for rceay money. AmoDg them is a good mi
Ter and two exceIIeB, ostlers.
r. OLIVER, ir.
WV CUNNINGHAM;
s. RICHARDSON.
.Nes-ea.fe. Fsh.g tbs
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< AND FOR SAIE.-The subscriber offers for
{ 4 sale his TRACT or L.4.NJD, Wing in Am
herst County, the Waters of Piny River, adioin-
Ing the lands Of James Franklin. Joel FrankIn's es-
tate, Micajah Camden, S WIN. s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ing nine hundred acres This tract lies extremely
well upon it is considerable quantity Of Meadow
land, it is very fertile, well watered, and well adap-
ted to the culture Of corn, wheat and tobacco upon
is plantation sufficient to work eight hands,
siderable part Of it is fresh land, and the who'll Of it
in high state Of cuItvation well ncloscd and dvi-
ded into fonr fields, anti each field in its turn has been
sowcd in small grain and red clover which grows lux
nrisnty or this pantation-That, together with the
white clover, winch grows naturally upon it, produ-
ces very inc pasturc-There is upon this plantati-
on good apple ORCHARD, and there have lately
been built thereon some useful & valuable HOUSES.
further description is deemed unnecessary as it is
presumed no person wiz purchase without viewing
the lSnd'ihe land will be sold on time a. the paw
ments made accommodating to the purchaser--The
oyer~eer living the plantation will shcw the land
to any desIrous to purchase.
WILLIAM GAIT.
Richmond, Feb.i. 2a-4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-06

A SCHOOL Mast FER wanted i,n,nedatcIy.--
> \ gentleman whose moral character is unex-
tcptionsbIc who is capable of teaching reading.
writing, arithmetic, grantnar and geog-iphy--his
situation viii be in the ncighborhool Of Richmond,
hc will have to teach about 20 schoIars--l.poure
Of the printer.
January 2S. wsw