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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-31
Dec. 10.

" iRGlNIA.-At Superior Court OF Chancery
holden at the Capitol in the City of Richmond,
the 9th day of July, 1919.
Henry Banks, run.
AGAINST
Daniel Call, Executor and Devisee, in trust under
the last Will & Testament of Robt. Means, decd
and Charles Spencer, Deffs.
BY consent of the plaintiff and of the defendant
Daniel Call in proper person, this was this day
heard on the bill, and answer of the said defendant
Daniel Gallon consideration whereof, the court
not deciding apon the merits, doth adjudge, order,
and Decree that the said defendant after having gil
ven sixty days notice of the time and place OF sale
sell the lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned
at such time or times as he may think proper to
1t OF monthsas to one moety of the purchase mo-
ney, and oftwo years to the other moety, taking
bond and security and deed of trust upon the lands
in order to secure payment of the purchase money
and that he hold the subject to the future or
der Of the court.
i Copy-Teste,
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ME Subscribers having sustained much injury BY
a tresspassss committed on their lands lying on
James River in the county of Goochland hereby
forbid all persons to hunt, shoot, fish, cut down
Timber, or injure the enclosures on the same-as
any person so offending shall BE prosecuted accord
ing to law.
Mayo C. Watkins,
George Harding,
Philip Woodson.
Dec 12. w4wp
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virtue Of decree of Essex county court, in a
~ suit therein pending between Joseph Jancy &
others plaintiffs and William Peachey's devisees and
others defeatants-w be sold on Thursday the
18th day of January 1919, in the county of Essey.
on the premises upon credit, except fO so much as
will be necessary to discharge the claims of the
compliments all that tract OF Land lying in E@ex
county upon Iappahannoek River immctiate, be-
low Bo"ler's wei-mprOved and containing FIVE
hundred and twenty acres, it being the land where
on William Pcachy resided in lis life time This
situation, mmauling all the Lux,ries of the water
Is worthy the attention of those who may he dispo.
scd 10 purchase land in the lover counfry
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Dec. O.. ,ytwn
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W. ILL be hired at King William Court House.
Nv on Friday the first day OF january next, if
fair, otherwise the next fair day
Twenty likely Negroes, Gone of them a good
Backsmith) belonging to the estate of VIM. Dan.
Claiborne decd.
THOS. TAYLOREx'or.
Dec. e4 4t
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eEMOVAL-ELIAS REED has removed to
u q the store lately occupied by Mr.. Benjamin
himbalI where he offers for sale on the most rea-
sonable terms very extensive and general assort
msnt of Shoes of the best quality.
Also 100 Doz mems wool hats, Cotton and wool
cards, and Trunks of various sizes.
Oct. 20. 2awl2w
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RI { J. DICK & 90. have iast reeeiged, and OF,

NJ & J. DICK & Co. have just received, and Of,
INs fer for sale
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Tyson * Souchong
Teas ot the latest iispOrtation, ; OF superior Gua-
bty Champagne, Madeira, Silly MADEIRA, Sher.
ry, Malaga and Port Wines; Cogniac Brandy and
Antigua Rum SIMPSONS mould Candles, Spcrma.
eeti Candies, Goshen aud Pine Apple Cliccse, td
Lagurq and Bourbon Coffee, Mace, Cloves China.
mon, pimcoto, PEPPER aud Ginger. Salt Pelre Bar
Iron, German and Bstered Steel. 500 sacks Liver.
POP lhlled Sst, 10 crates Queens Ware, and 1900
half pint Tnmbi,rs.
ileceg 8. 2avAw
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'gNiiE Subscriber living near the Wash eton
n Henry Academy, can accommodate eight, or
ten Boys as boarders, at twenty pounds per annum
PAID quarterly in advance each boarder finding his
own bed, bedding, and caud!es.
COLE DIGGES.
Hanover, Laurel Farm, Dec. o. 1t
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Get. %.

LIN, MARSIIAL's SALE.--By virtue Of
yaLbS}l1NS adccrce of the Court of the ". S. for
EsF M N.Y. the Virginia District, pronounced on
,ssss1S5axH, the first day Of the present month,
the ship Oliver Ellsworth, now ".
ing at City Point with her rigging, tackle, apparel
and furntTe viii be sold to Che highest bidder, for
ready money. The sale will commence at ~ o.
clock in the forenoon, on The tcnth day Of January
next, au viii take place at City Point This ship is
supposed to be yauable.
WIN MANN, ID. NJ. for
ANDREW MOORE, NV. D.
December TO- 2aw,ds
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VIE subscribers have in store, the following arti-
n eles, viz.
so lihds. prime Jamaica Sugars,
10 do. Loaf Sugar,
10 do. Molassess (excellent quality
10000 ID. Green Coffee,
400 northern Cheese,
90 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
900 do. Coarse do.
And daily expect to receive 5000 half pint tumblers
a which will be sold on moderate terms, for cash
country produce, or approved paper.
SUELTO.N' q FIyNJVEY
december Is. 2sn4V
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Z HARDWARE. TtON.MONGERY, CUT
1k LERY &c. S5c.-Jas Brean, sign Golden An.
val. H. formerly Main street, Richmond, has just
ceved by the John and Adam from Londo1-and
Ceres from liyerpoo--20 tons superior quality Bar
Iron assorted, fiat and square-a very extensive as
sortment of elegant Tea Trays, and Walters, Stock
Locks OF all Kinds, Coffee Mills, Tenders with sheet
Iron bottoms, Copper and patent cast Iron Tea-ket-
Ties, Iron Wire of all Sizes fiat smoothing Irons,
with large assortment of first black smiths bel
owses from "a TO sc Inches, Smiths AnviIs ANT.
wees OF all sizes, Files, Rasps Buck Irons, Slcge
and Hand Hammers, Screw-pIates Sc Se.-being
considerable addition to his former stock on hand
all OF which he is deter mined to sell low for cast,
or acceptanees in the City at Q, 4, or months.
Dec. IL. If
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Dec. 0.

Ef'OR SALE-20o acres of wood land, situated
= IN the county Of Mccslcnburg, about four mile
from Saint Tampany, and the south side OF
Roanoake river aud founded by The lands OF Rcu.
bSn Wright and the orphans Of WIN. Hen1rick
deed and being part Of the said Hendricks land.
For terms apply to Christopher lIaskns residing
near the premises, or to the subscriber
VIM. WHITE.
Jamcstows Prince Edward, Dee. 10. w&wp
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a TEACHER ofthe Languages, Writing, Aritl,-
q metic x Geography, would he glad 10 engage
not more than 10 twelve boys for the ensuing
year, IN healthy part ~ the country---any gen
ueman disposed to know lis terms, will please to
apply TO the printer.
Dee.5. 0swCw
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ANOR SALE--Fiiteen or 20 lots according to
4 the plan Of Port Mayo. annexed 20 the map
of the City OF Riohmond--among which are two
water lots of Sd feet each, lying on the hest navga
BILE water near Powhstan ware.house--Thesc being
the principal part of the lots unds posed of will be
offered for sale Saturday the 9th Of January ut I
o'clock or the premises credit Of two and four
months for negotiable notes a, sther of the Banks
VIM. MAYO.
Powbatan, Dec. 90. 2awtds
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n OTICE.--As / avn about to leave the state
~ and perhaps the United States, all persons
who have business with me, will call on my friend
and Agent Capt. William ID. Wren, wins is proper
y authorised to act Tor durinp NV ahs-nce
JOHN i. PRICE.
Dec. 3. 9aw4w
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~ OTlCE.-The Stockholders in the Brook
~ turnpike road are hereby notified that ten
dollars must be paid Oh each share Carter b. Page
Treasurer, on or before the first Monday in Jan1a-
ry next, and two dolls and fifty on each share
on the first Monday in every succeeding month, du-
ring the year 1873.
The Directors of said company will attend at Mar
tin Bakers Tavern, (Bacon Quarter Branch,) the
2Sth Inst to receive proposals from those who mSr
be disposed to undertake to complete said road
BY order of THE DIRE CTORS
Dec. 12. IOt
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Is In " X s.,
Of almost evety description,
FOR SslLE ar THIS OFFICE.
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[ called tosether the officers commanding corps
of the regular army. Col. Parker being sick, those
present col Porter Of the artillery, COL Sehuy
Ter, col. Windsr, and lieut.. col. Coles
put to them this question: " Shall ws pro-
sesd 2"
They HHGSinlOnsiy decided that we ought not.
fOresaw that tie vouateers who had out
Cor Few days would dispense. Several of them had
on the evening of the 18th broken tkeir musquets,
because they had not a battle. | foresaw that
the number Of the regular troope would decrease
the mcssles had affected them generaliy the con-
siant Of fresh meat had produced dyscnterics,
md they nov in tents in the month OF Dscein-
her informed the officers that the attempt to IT,.
wade Canada would not be made until the army was
reinforced, and directed them to withdraw their
troops, aud cover them will nuts Immediately.
The volunteers aud nciglboring people dis
satisfied and it LAS been in ttc power OF tIG con-
tractor agent to excite clsmOr against the
course pursued. lie finds the contract lo3ng one
this tine and would wish to see the army IN Ca
u ,da THAT he Inigh not be bound TO supply II.
! sorry tie situation Of the force under my
commqDd had not been snch as to make tic prOpri-
Sty of forward movement Obvinus to all Circun-
stauced rs we were i'have thought il my duty To
foiDw the cautious cnarses of experience, and not
b. precipitation, to add another to the LIST Of de.
You will perceive my motives by my letter of the
500, Ostobsr, wherein ] said, 80 would cross 10
six Ana9yed men Of his byizade are said TO
hGee drseytd in ~ houre II conrf S3dftidL. u
fiis byixdee Gged q yo!snteey .ss!Ve and L4y
ff-ss fOr dessrtioB.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-26
March g..
7wenty Dol ars Reward.
G. Deneale, c. c.
ar.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
II Monday the second day of March, in
Charles County, State Of Maryland, a bright
A'uatto Man by the name of PHIL; COM
monty called PHIL WHEELER, about five
feet eight or nine inches high, stout and ac-
tive, about thirty years of age, has rem ark
ably grey eyes. He is good fiddler, and
coarse shoemaker had en- homespun
yarn and cotton round jacket and pantaoons;
there is no doubt he will change his clothes;
It is therefore thought unnecessary to de-
scribe them more particularly. Phil is an
arl(ul fellow, has two wives in the county,
one at air. VIM Courts, Paccawaxon, the
other at Mr. Walter Jsamsons, near Port
Tobacco Ten Dollars will be given, if
taken 10 the County ard if out of the
State and secured in any Jail so that I get
him again, the above Reward, and all req"
soDab.e charges paid, if brought home.
Thomas 5. Tubman.
N 3. All masters of vessels, or other
persons, are hereby forew armed from harbor-
ing or employing the above described Me-
gro man at their peril or under the severest
penalties of the law. T B 7,
March 90 ~
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can consent to publish, as we know it was
written by a friend to the gentleman mention
ed, VINO is fond of good humored punning
IMPROMPTU,
On reading fhe last National InteiHgencer.
What terrible news to peace-loving mind,
To hear that War only can give us tran
guilty
Is Friend Gales in earnest2 or is this mere
wind
Pray ponder, and answer with all your ability.
With me, though much frightened, my hope
still prevails
For light puffs of Wind, jfthey szueH, become
Gulcs.
BETA.
Washington, March IS.
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~ II RECEIVED
FoR SALE BIT MES KENNEDY, sen,
A S E K M = N,

Delivered in the Presbyterian Meeting
House in Winchester, on Thursday 1Sd
J.nnary last, being a day OF fasting and hu-
initiation, appointed by the Citizens OF WIN
chester, on >gcoupt Of the ls'e cala1n, g
Fire at i{ h,nond Thsalrc--by e"e new
WILLIAM EIiIr
March IS,
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District OF Columbia, to wit
TX7HEREAS VIM. H. Parry hath +

w HEREAS VIM. H. Parry hath, by
w his petition in wiring, applied to-
The hon. Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the as.
sls!ant judges of the circuit court of the
district OF Columbia, to be admitted 10 the
'enetit of the act OF Congress for the relief
OF msolvent debtors within the district afore-
SAD: and has stated therein that he is in &C.
tual confinement in the Jail bounds of Alexan-
dna County, at the suit Of Isaac Entwistle As
ssaee, * being unable TO discharge the said
claim with others against him. e.has offered to
dei'verup to- the use OF his creditors al hispro-
perty, real, personal and mixed : Nod @ is
therefore given to the creditors Of the said
VIM. II. P rry, that on Saturday, the ssth
instant, between the hours of min. and
three O'Clock, at the courthouse in Akxan-
dra, tie oath of an insolyent debtor will be
administered to the said VIM H Parry, and
trustee appointed agrceably to the said
act of Congress, unless cause be then and
there shewn to the contrary. And it is FUR
tier ordered that this notice be inserted dali
ly in the Alexandria newspaper until The
2Sth instant.
By order OF the hon. Nicholas Fitzbush.
one of the assistant judges of the circuit court
of the district OF Columbia, this 25th day Of
March, 1912.
G. Deneale, c. c.
March 26. St.
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The following letter from a gentleman in
New Milford, Connecticut, to his friend in
New. Haven, gives some account of fatal
malady now prevailing in that town.
.NEW d1ILFoRS, Con. Feb. IS, 1912.
write you under circumstances peculiarly
affective. God, in his holy and righteous pro-
violence, has been pleased to visit this town
with the most dreadful calamity ever known
since its first settlement A disorder which
goes under the name of Peripneumonynotha,
began to prevail in this place January "a; in
about twenty days after its commencement,
Is persons had died and the whole number
of the sick did not exceed Is.
The disorder first appeared upon hill a.
bout three miles cast of the centre of the town,
and for time was confined to neighborhood
consisting Of about IS families. About the
middle of this month, the course of the disor.
der seemed to be S. w. till it reached the
Great River II is now taking course up
the river 1t has reached the centre of the
town; and yesterday and to-day, three per-
sons have died, who week since were in
good health. Doctor Sheldon of LitchfeId
has been here several days. He thinks the
disorder different in some respect, from any
that has ever before appeared in this country.
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY,, March Is, 1912.

REPORTED FOR THIS IAZETTE.
Mr.. Widgery presented the petition Of per.
sons in the District of Maine, praying per-
mission to import Plaster of Paris. Referred
to the committee Of the whole house to which
had been referred petitions of similar ma
ture.
Also the petition Of Mr.. Ellis, deputy mar
shat in the District of Maine, stating that he
had in pursuance Of directions from the attor-
ney and collector, attached 500 barrels OF
-four which were sold and the proceeds paid
to the collector, and that the marshal had
since been sued by gentleman of New York
and 8 400 damages recovered against him,
for the malteasance of his deputy, which is
more than the -four sold for-he prays that
congress; will interpose in his behalf and grant
him relief Referred to the committee Of
commerce and manufactures.
MIR. Mitchell presented the memorial of
manufacturer of n. York praying permission
to import Wire from Birmingham ordered
prior to tue Presidents Proclamation. Re-
sferrcd TO the committee Of the whole.
Mr. Cheves presented the petition of Tho
mas Stayberry, praying compensation for sup
plies furnished the revolutionary army. Re
tcrrctl to the committee of claims.
Mr. Wynn presented the petition of Josiah
Csatey offs c. praying compensation for Ger
tain Cattle and Hogs made use of by the army
in the revolutionary war. Referred to the
committee of claims.
Mr.. Gholson from the committee of claims
reported bill for the relief of VIM Hubbell
Red twice and referred to committee of
the whole house.
Mr.. Maxwell had leave Of absence for two
weeks from Saturday next.
Mr. Minor offered the following Resolv
ed, hat the attorney general of the United
States be directed to examine and report to
this house whether tie penal code of the y.
States requires any, and if any, what altera-
tons, amendments and additions to render the
same less sanguinary and more efficient.
Mr. Lacock moved to substitute select
committee, in lieu Of the attorney general
This motion gave rise to considerable debate,
and was negatived-s6 in favor, 6s against.
Mr.. Roberts moved to lay it on the table
negatived; So in favor.
Mr.. Little moved to substitute the Presi-
dent of the United States for Attorney Gene
ral-negatived.
The question on agres1g to the resolution,
was taken by ayes and noes, and were-Yeas
IS, Nays IS.
An ensrossed bill for establishing corps
of artihcers, was read third time and passed.
The House took up and agreed to the mo.
difcations made by the committee Of confer
ence on the disagreeing votes of the two
Houses on the Navy Bill--the bill has now
passed both Houses.
House in committee Of the whole, Mr.
breckenridge in the chair, on bill tor the
protection, recovery and indemnlflcatlen OF
American seamen.
Mr.. Wright rose and in speech of great
length--advocated the principles Of the bill.
He was not done speaking when our letter
came away.
Commodore cambridge is appointed Super
intenda1t of the Navy-Yard, In Char!estown,
Massachusetts.
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FEDERAL TRIUMPH.

Loads, nay mountains of calumny, agalnsE
what has been shanefully called 6 British
party" have been removed BY one fortunate
event. A man, who, if he tells truth, IS
traitor and villain, sent into the common
wealth to seek cut men like himselfto aid In
Remembering the Union; could not find a
mong the whole DETAINED Federal party, one
single man who was not true to his country,
and whose loot would not have spurned this
Arnold had he dared to hint at treason.
Bos.on Gazette.
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SIMON PURE.

We have received several political pieces
from different correspondents, on the subject
of the War-whoop lately raised; but they are
mostly Of so bitter cast as to be entirely IN
admissible into our columns. The following
is the only oae of a personal nature which we
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09
[Vol. 9-----No. a..

20 support you. Immediately that yictorv
ehaoied me to restore your ancien. laws to
your capital, and part of your PROVINCES
did Il without pro!onsihg war which
"ouid nave continued to spill the blood of
my subjects. / love your nation for Is
cars nave seen your soldiers by my side,
IN the neldsof Italy, as well as those of Spain.
- applaud all yon have done | authorizes
the efforts you wish to make | will do e.
very thing that depends on me 20 second
your resolutions. ifyour efforts are unani-
nous. you may conceive the hope of redr,-
eng your enemies to acknowledge your
rights, but IN these countries so distant and
extensive, 1T is entirely upon the unanimity
OF me efforts OF the population which covers
'he'n 'hat you must found vour hopes of
success. have held TO you the same Ian
Suage since my first appearance in Poland Z:
L must add here, that have guaranteed to
the emperor OF Austria, the integrity of his
commons, and that cannot sanction anv
hancuVre, or movement, which may tend
10 trouble the peaCeable possession OF what
remains to him OF the Polish provinces. Let
l.,thuania, oamogita, Wetespok, Polotoll
Moheiow, Wolhynu, the Ukraine, Podol,a,
be animated, with the same spirit which /
have seen in Great Poland, and Providence
VIII crown with success your holy cause he
VIII recompence that devotion to your coun-
try which has rendered you so interesting.
and acquired you many claims to nv-es
TEEN and protection, upon which YOU may
depend under every circumstances
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A OR SALE--On Tuesday the Goth day of Oc,o-
Der next, viii be offered i'm the county of Chcs.
teifeid, on the plantation the property OF Col. Viii
liam Smith deceased, known by the name of Spring
Grove, and about one mile from Manchester all
the plantation utensils of every description, as well
rs corn, fodder, and stock of every kin,-The term
OF sale is cash. It being my wish to have every Just
debt against the estate OF w. Smith deceased settled
as soon as possible have to request all those who
may have claims against the said estate have them
properly authenticated and made known to me re-
siding in Manchester, on or before the day of sale,
that speedy arrangements may be made to discharge
the same. / likewise embrace this opportunity of
stating, that in consequence of having to pay debt
Immediately, due by the estate, am compelled to
sell an excellent Seamstress about % wears of age
having children, both OF which a,e very promising
ALSO likely Negro Boy, about or 10 years old.
Those Negroes can he sold by MIR. Bartlett Still OF.
Richmond privately, they will he exposed Tor sale
before the door of the Bell Tavern, on Wednesday
the 21stinstant.
BEV. SMITH, .7d,ninisirator
Of HIM. Smith, deceased.
october b. 4tp
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ESDUCATION--John Wood respectfulIv in
4 4 forms the public, thathi seminary at Peters
burg, tor the instruction of youth in the languages
arts and sciences, has commenced. Particular at,
tention will be paid to the morals of those youths
from the country who board in town. Boarding g.
Lodging may be obtained in gentccl private fami-
hes for young men at the rate of forty FIVE pounds
per annum, and for boys under fourteen at thirty
six pounds per annum.
John Wood has good apparatus for experim ents
in the most necessary branches of Natural Phoso
ply, and he will use every means to increase it.
Petersburg, October 6. st
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< Try GOODS 1T .aUCTION--On Monday
the 18th day of October next at the store occ,i.
pied by Mr. Robert Gamble, will be sold, positively
without reserve, large and valuable assortment of
seasona5lc Dry Goods--among them are,
Superfine Cloths, blue, black drab &C.; do. CASH.
meres do do; Union and Bennets' Cords, Swans
down ToRinettes, Fiannels, Baizes, superfne black
Bombazene, Passage Carpeting, Yarn Hose, Wors-
led, Cotton and angola Lambs Wool Stockings.
Also, rs Y Irish Linnens, Droghedas, Threads,
Linnen and Cotton Handks, Musns, Sewing Silk,
3 ny 10 aud 10 by IL Window Glass. An assortment
OF Saddlery, &c &e. &c. &c. Sc. &c.
1erms--For all sums under 500, cash; over
500 and under $500. four months credit; and over
$500, six months credit. Approved endorsed nego-
table notes viii be required.
J. BROWN, jr. V. M.
September 90. tbs
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Oct. 6.

a 20 RENT or LEASE-For one or more wears.
K as may be agreed on, possession given on the
first day of December next
That well known Tavern, 4" The Indian Qxeen'
occupied Tor tie last nine years by Mr.. Charles
Hoye. The Central situation of this public establish
ment on the main street gives it in all respects
preference to any in this place-New stables sc.
Will be erected more convenient than before-The
increasing population and commerce of Lynchburg
render this desirable stand for any person in that
line.
SAML. IRVINE.
Lynchburg, October2. 4w