davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

OTICE-hll persons having claims against the
L late concern Of Ryan and Wilkins and the
subscriber, will exhibit them to him for adjustment
20 whom thosc who are indebted will make payment
without delay, as an immediote settlement OF the bu.
siness IN both cases IS earnestly solicited
JOHN w. RYAN.
May 70. Sc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

6 PRlNG GOODS-Ro6eyt .NciIson and Co. have
y Just rcceired per the Schooner Happy.Retun
aud Young Carpenter; Thirty packages Of Staple
and Fancy goods Of the newest fashions adapted Il,
he present season--whch with one hundred pack.
ages previously eeeived, forms q very compleat ano
extensive assortment, ---w hicl they win sell
wholesale and retail at very reduced prices for casl
or acceptances in town,
Nay 8, n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
(BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.)

$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each 1850 .oo%
CASH PRIZES
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent
stationary prizes as follow:
First drawn ticket entitled to $4,000
The next 1000 do. Is IS
de Ticket after the 600 blanks S5OOa
First drawn ticket on the 18th and until the 25th
day $500 each
Do a5th to 35tI excepting the 100 Tickets,
The sad ten prizes to consist of the numbers from
to 1000 inclusive, each hundred of the said 1000 ia
lie one prize, the first drawn hundred Or lowest num-
Der for the 25th day and regularly ascending to
the S5th.
First drawn ticket on the 35th X5OOo
10. 30th to 4lst SEQ
Do. 4lst to 5Oth inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day 10000
The prize books to consist Of Nos. 7 a 1000
The object contemplated to lie accomplished by
the above scheme, is eminenty entitled to the favor
and patronage of the citizens of Baltimore The es
Enlistment of Medical College will unquesonably
have beneficial influence the general literary
character OF our eity-on it perhaps may be hereaf-
ter engraied the other Colleges, and thus an uniyer
sity be constituted.
1t will however give us other important advantages
1t wall promote spirit of investigation in the ia
Guilty. 1t will induce young men of talents to establish
themselves in our city, and thereby permanently Sc
sure to this community the best aid that can be af
forded by the medical profession. 1t may also be
proper 60 remark, that if this school should prosper
as anticipated, viii cause large to be expend
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise be
disbursed in other places,
We presume that those gentlemen who are anxi-
Gus for the advancement of the interests of Balti-
more, will give their support on the above cons
derations
To those who ere inclined to profit themselves al
the same time that they encourage us-we conf
IDENTITY say, that scheme of lottery so splendid or
promising as the above, has ever bees offered in this
country.
~ The commissioners having already contracted
fOr the sale of a sufficient number of Tickets to au-
thorize them in fixing the earliest day for drawing,
that the dpe necessary for making preparations will
admit,
GIVE NOTICE,
That the drawing of the Medical College Lottery
will commence On the 11th day Of June next.
TICKETS may be had by application to the Ma
nagers.
.iLq.N.AGERS.
John d: Dayidge NIdd'n. b. Magruder
James Mosher Isaac Purnell
JOHN Comegys benjamin Berry
Robert Cary Long George Winchester
- H. Mulhkin John Crawford
ID "A. Smith G II. Mitchell
Hall Harrison y. H. Nickrn,
w. II. Ciendincn William M'NIechen
Fielding Lucas, jun. J. L. III. Worhington
William Gwynn William Jessop
David Hoffman Henry Thomson
Samuel Baker Charles a. War6eld
James Cooke Charles WTgman
Jonathan Meredith William Lorman
Jeremiah Sullivan
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

n ITERARY-T Thomas Dpl,son Of Philadelphia in
A teuds printing Revised aid Eniargcd C..
liton Of the great universal History in about seven
y octave volumes; for which he means shortly t.
issue proposals.
April IL wew.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

vANhE Eleventh Drawing of the William aud
Mary College Lottery of ninety numbers tool.
place on the 2sd ut at Norfolk, when the following
numbers were drawn, viz.
24. co. SO. So s.
The Twelfth drawing will take place ON the ootk
May ext-orders for Tickets received at the usu,
places. 80,
May 1. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

~ OTICE-Allpersoash having claims against the
~ estate of Matthew Toler, late of Hanover
County deceased,are requested to make them known
to the subscriber, living in Richmond to whom those
indebted to the estate are desired to make immed-
ate payment.
CARTER b. PAGE,
Yelnr Of Mathew Toler decd.
May 1. w4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

~ j. DICK, Il Co.--Have Just received from
~ New-Nork and Baltimore, and offer for sale
The following Articles
Old G lac Brandy,
baltimore Whiskey, 1st and 5th proof,
champagne, \
Burg"mu, l..
Long Co.'S CIaret, > WINES.
Vim de Grave, and
Sicilian
brandy FRUITS.
Olives and Capers,
Fresh Salad Oil, in bottles and Casks.
Iant Currants,
Prunes and Rasins,
Soft she'll Almonds,
Basket SAT-,
Cayenne and Black Pepper
Mustard, Aspce and Ginger
5un-Powder an6 Imperial Tea,
Old Bourbon aod Green Coffee.
New-Orlears Srgar,
Cassia and Cinnamon, &c &c.
Wirichj with their former stock make general
assortment IN their line Any article found 3n trial
not to be rs good as represented, will be taken bacEE
1t returned in a reasonable time.
April 81. e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

SALES AT AUCTION-Will be sold To the
~ highest bidder the esd inst if not preyi-
ousy disposed ofby private sale, the house and lot
situated in Adamss vaIiey-he lot containing abons
one acre lies well for gardening is enclosed with
nice plank fence the house is two story high new
and wen finished which with kitchen, smoke house
&c. is wei, eaicrlated for famyAu indsputabIe
title will be made by Col r. Adams the orr.
Sinal proprietor. Terms Of SALE one hsEfn co DAYS
and the Balance in months, notes negotiable at
the bank OF Virginia with approved Endorscrs will
be required.
RICHARD BROOKE.
May l9. tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

PRINTING of every kind handsomely and expedi.
tOusy done at tllis sHiss.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
THE MEDICAb COLLEGE LOTTERY,
IN WHICH ARE

IN WHICH ARE
TITO PRIZES or FIFTY THOUSAND
DOJL.ARS,
VIII commence drawing ON the 18th Of June next,
when the first drawn ticket will entitle the holder
to FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The subscribers have for sale a number of the
iiCkEiS ), which they offer at present at the ori.
ginnl price Of TEN DOLLARS; the opportunity titus
presented of purchasing chance for fortune ut the
LegVest rate should not be negcctedas the price OF
Tickets viii certainly be raised on the 2d Monday of
next month Applications from distant places by let
ter, post PAIL &inclosingth cash. will be immediate.
y attended to- by either Of the subscribers at their
Lottery Offices in Baltimore.
EEARNY WHARTON,
PULP VI. NfCKtJN,
]. ]. COHEN, Jun'r.
Baltimore, March Oh 2awtlstOct.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
BALTIMORE
.1LEOIC.2L COLLEGE, LOTTERY.


IN WHICH ARE
Capital Prizes Oh $4,000 each
No. eO,utO
Do 10000
Do 5000
~ oil 100 Tickets each
20 $1,000
70 500 Sc.
(.fnf not typo Blanks to a Iorise)
WA positively commence drawing in the civ of RaI
tnnorc, on Thursday the 18th or June next ,.ha,
the hrst drawn Ticket will be entitled to Ss o0O
CT The First Drawn 5000 Blanks are entitled =,
~ S12 each.
ri, iWW 10 IS each.
The demand for Tickets in this Lottery has nrr-
haps, been uieqaalied in any former une ever drawn
in this or any other country.
The price OF Tickets is al present ELeucn DoZInr,
each hut will positively be advanced on the 10Th oe
May next. ~
500 Tickets will be drawn each t'av and there be.
ing near r-ffths of the whole positively Sold il il
expected will finish (f not sooner) than auv
other Lottery in this city,
Orders for Tickets from any part of the Un;,ed
States enclosing the cash (postpad) addressed To-
either or the Subscribers. will be promptly attended
to, and the earliest information sent to adyentnrers
gratis,
Prizc, drawn in the Washington f2Yy,nent Iot.
teri, received in payment for Tickets
kEARNY WHARTON, M. s. South street.
PHILIP II. NiCKEIN, 2o2, Market street.
Or, j. 1. COKEN, jr. Medical COLLEGE Lot Once.
= No. ito, Market street, Baltimore.
Baltimcre-May s. epst
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
NORFOLK. May Is.

=.
- We have to congratulate our townsmen, upon the
prospect at length opened to them, by the complete
on OF the Dismal Swamp Cana--Boats can now pass
from Norfolk to AlbemarIe Sound, and we hope We
ry shortly To be able to the arrival and de-
arture ct ms's, engaged In that direct traitick with
the agncuturaist, which has always been found the
readiest and most certain for the agrandize-
ment OF a commercial town. Herald.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
STEADY HABITS.

HARTFORD, (Con.) May s.
The hooks for Subscriptions to the Loan o.
pened at the Bank in this city on Friday last. On
Saturday, when the Bank closed, Six 1housaR!
Tue Hundred Dollars we're subscribed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
JOHN GEYER, Secretary.

We understand, the Con,nissioners Of the Siua-
ing Fund have taken the balance of the Loan which
remained unsubscribed for when the books were
closed Dem. Press.
DlEO-On the 9th instant in the 18th year OF
his age, BLAIR PCLENACHAN, ESQUIRE,
LITE Commissioners OF Loans OF the United States
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

We learn from gentleman, Immediately from St.
hlary's that Gen. John .HcItosk, had been solicit
cd to take the command OF the Patriots in Castillo
rida; but had peremptorly refused to do so. until
The general government would take some decided
step. Savannah Rsbublican, May 5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

CHARLESTON. May z.
We lcsi'n, from what we deem vntioubted authori-
ty, that orders have been sent from the Navy De
Partment, to the Officer commanding maritime
force at Amelia and St. Augustine, immediately to
quit the Spanish watcrs--and that also orders had
bee" sent from Government, to transfer forthwith
the island of Amelia, &c. to the Spanish govern
ment. Gen. MATHEWS superseded in his n
sency by the Governor of Georgia. Times.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21

g Tuc.@ay, Dec. % -Tke .l.ccks sta
have had eight s;sce Satur,.a,
some CT thea very severe, but not sui,ic,.
enti. SOTO do much au,iiiiohal injury.
have heard OF M lives beng lost-scvcrai
persons are wounded. This day / have
neard from the Little Prairie, q settlement
on the bank OF the river Mississippi, about
so miles below this place. There the scene
has been dreadful indeed-tlie face of the
country has been entirely changed.-Large
lakes have been raised, and become dry
land, and many fields have been converted.
m5o pools of water. Capt. George kudde.l,
worthy and respectable old gentleman, &
who has been the father of that Reighbor-
hood, made good his retreat to this place
with about 200 souls. He informs me that
no material injury was sustained from the
first shocks-wnen the 10th shock occurred
he was standing iii his own yard, situated ON
the bank OF the Bayou Of the Big Lake the
bank gave way, and sunk down about so
cards from the waters edge, and as far as
he could see up and down the stream.--lt
upset his mill, and one end of his dwelling
honse sunk down considerably the surface
on the opposite side ofthe Bayou, which be-
tore was swamp, became dry land the side
ne was un becam': lower. His family at this
ume were running away from the house to-
wards the woods !; large crack in the
ground prevented their retreat into the o.
pen field. They had Just assembled toge-
Their, when the eieventh shock came on, at
ter which there was not perhaps a square
acre OF ground unbrokcn in the neishbor-
hood, and in about Is minutes after this
shock the water rose round them waist
deep. The old gentleman in leading his fla
mily,. endeavorng to find higher land, would
sometimes be preciptatcd headlong into one
or those cracks in the earth, which were
concealed from the eye by the muddy wa
ter through which they were wading. AS
they proceeded, the earth continued to burst
open, and mud, water, sand and stone Goa
we're thrown up the distance of thirty yards
frequently trees of large size we're split
lpen, Is OF 90 feet up. After wading eight
miles he came to dry land.
" have heard of no white person be ny
lost as yet.-Several indians were swallow
ed up !; one of them escaped; he says he
was taken into the ground the depth of two
trees in length that the water came under
him and threw him out again-he had to
wade and swim miles before he reached
dry land. The Indian says the Shawanoe.
Prophet has caused the Earthquake, to des-
troy the whites.
SATURDAY., 2Sth Dec. We have had a
few more feeble shocks-in all Sirty sepen'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21

II Y virtue of deed Of trust, executed by John
Pollard in his life time, and Saial. his wife 10
John Prosscr ant, the subsc iber, an, recorded in the
coany court of Henrco, viii be sold ON the pren,is.
e at Public Auction. by the subscriber as the sur
s'ving trustee, at II O'clock, THURSDAY, the 27th
day OF this month, it fair il not the sane hour the
next tar day, certain piece of GROUND IN the
SAID deed mentioned, being part OF Lot No. fifteen,
and fronting the cross street leading from the main
street to Shocko warehouse, together with all the
houses on the said piece OF ground for the shortest
term TOR which any person will take the same and
pay in ready money the sum of one thousand nine
hundred and sixteen dollars and seventy one cent?
with lawful interest thereon from the first .lsy of A.
pri, 1909, due under the said decd OF trust and the
costs and charges attending the sale.
WIZ. MONCURE
reD' =. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21


NiRGINIA-At Clancery District Court. held
in Williamsburg, the 2i, day OF October, 1911.
Dorothy Jordan, widow, and John Nisbct Jordan
only son and heir oil John Morton Jordan, PHI.
AGAINST
William Skinker, surviving executor of John Skin
ker, decd who was executor of Thomas Jett decd
Suckey Jet, executriN OF Thomas Jett, which said
lhomas Jett was executor of John Moreton Jordan.
and. W illiam Storke Jett, a,mo'r. OF Thomas lett
deed the said William Storke Jett, executor Of
William bernard, decd. who was an exo'r of John
Horcton jordan, William Bern nd, devsee of the
said William Bernard, and William Gibson. Man-
Sydeniiam, the said William Sknkcr, executor of
John SSipker, junr. deceased and James Monroe.
only acting executor of Joseph Jones, deceased,
ri, Defts.
cd her appearance and given security according to
the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that she
IS not an inhabitant of this counuy-on the motion of
the Plaintiffs by their Counsel-H is ordered That
the said defendant appear here on the first day of
next term and answer the Bill of the Plaintis-and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper of the City of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door o(
the former Capitol, in this City.
II Copy. TeSte,
:. EDMUND CHRISTIAN, c. C.
Jan. 10. wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21
Feb. G..

TREE-HILL For Sale-7Hat beautiful
i an@ highly Impressed F.9h.k (gphereon the
late Colonel fies lSelden resiie,) IS noSp o6syed
10, SAFE IFS seGt, IL is perhaps one of the most
desraole IN Frginia, commanding eve,y piea,
winch can pieaserh eye; furnishing health in an
eminent degree; and every ENFORCEMENT qphich
car De required for the comfort and conVenience Of
afaniily. rs Farm, it is in ahigh state of i,g-
prope'neEt, hHoing been g,eat number of yedys
under the care Of a .iudicious farmer.
There rs on this Farm Meadows, r,hich oLone
Yields an income Of betsueen 500 and aooo dollars
There has been sosUn this fall one hundred and
Try bushels Of Wheas-anost Of jshe other lands
Possession MAJ be had at any lime betzreen this
and the lst day Of .la,ch. Should it NOT be sold
Prioately 6efore thar time, IL will be oHeredto Pub.
lic SAFE onthe LIST day et.4prii, ard Possession g
ven IN the ensuing .fdH
Ine Terms sf Sale will he One third cash,
and the balance in and two years. svith such se-
enrity as shall be deemed satisfactory. Any far
ther Information may be obtained by Gbbiicafion 70
the sn1seri6ey, 10 Nathaniel SeIden or JOS Sell
den, Henrico.
o.. The subscriber is still anxious to sell 4
small F.4R.H near Richmond, (calIed FarfieId.)
conta,nng three hnndred and fifteen acres.-.also,
a FARM about miles 6eLoso Richmond. contain.
'ng aooYf acres, kno-cn ty the name of the
MILES sELDEN, Err.
Dece"'0eT 2o' ebrs4
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21

yARRY B. GAINES, Respectfully informs his
4 friends and the public in general, that he has
gotten the Smiths lately employed by Mr. Hen.ey
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 use OF farmers with fithfh
add dispatch. Carey Ioughs Of every necessary
SIZE will be kept constantly on hand.
He also begs leave to inform The public that hay
ing increased the number of his Wood-work men lac
IS resolved to prosecute the Coach-making business
upon extensive plan. Any employment in that
line of business win be at all times faithfully executed
and thankfully acknowledged.
TappahanDock, Jan. 80. w3n
n. y. Cash will be given, for large quantity Of
Wide Poplar Plank, by H. b. G..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21

vs-EN DOLLARS HEw ART Ecr.-w-- f->s.
the subscriber on the 18th bee last, ,lsts n,sc,.
Woman Isn'es PATTY, about ~ yea,s 81 .',e Sne
tormeri, belonged tn Mr. So"thsfs es.at. =, -iaie.
City thence 10 MIR. WV. X Co.sia, 81 lac sad
County, who ut present owns her enid and tn him
was sold To MIR. v iam Fulcher-who soiu ,..Y 10
Mess's Fitz~lylson X Potter, Of this city, and alter
snort time re-sod again to the said MIR. Nn..
fulcher, from whom purchased her in Oct last
She had On when She went away blue cloth habit, II
blue handkerchief, with white spots; that site
wore round her head. She is about five feet on 3
inches high, mild spoken, rather slender n,aie.--
Whoevcr will deliver her me-, shall receive the q.
bove reward Ave dollars to secure her an any ;ail
tina; May get her again.
BENJAMIN WOLFE.
Richmond, Feb. 4. .aw,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21
Jan. H..

e ME death of my much loved friends, Mr. and
Il Mrs. Bolts, who have persisted in the late
disastrous fire, devolvss me the sacred duty oil
Wandering every aid and service in lay power to their
Orphan Chiidren-as a step in the DISCHARGE of this
duty, will finish, for the benefit OF their children
MIR. Botts's professional business in the Federal
Court and Court OF Chancery-And should re-
move to Richmond, which Tins melancholy event has
rendered probable, will also fnis, his business in
the Court of Appeals.-rhose Sho have pad fees,
will have their suits finished without farther charge
those who have not, it is confidently believed viii
pay the lees due with encreased aacrity and promp-
ttude, when assured, that they wii all be applied to
the of the children of the deceased
1t is with peculiar satisfaction, that the Subscriber
adds, (by autiiority,) chat MIR. Writ, Mr.. HAY, Mr.
Williams, Mr. Dade. MIR. Harrison and Mr.. Stansrd,
whenever not engaged on the opposite side to Mr.
BotS,) will join him in the discharge of this duty
and extend their exertions to Mr.. Bots's cases in
the Court of Appeals. From the known talents of
these gentlemen, added to the exerons of the Sub
scriber, it is confidently hoped, that general salts
faction will be given to Mr.. Botts's clients.
JOHN MINOR.
Richmond, Jan. Z. eop8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21

Z N CHANCERY.-Cumbe county December
4 court, 1911.
VIM. b. Baskerville, Phi
against
John Brown, eXo'r. OF Geo. Baskerville, decd. Pre-
ella Baskerville, Wm. Ii. baskerville and Samuel
5askerMile, Osfts.
On the motion a the complainant, and it appear.
ins y the satisfaction OF the court, that William H.
Baskerville and Sanl. baskerville, two of the defend
ants, not inhabitants of this state 1t is ordered
and decreed, That unless tine absent defendants do
appear here andsnswer The bill OF the complainant,
Oh the LIST dayaf March court next that the court
%iii proceed totke the said bill confessed as to
then,. and decree the matter thereof accordineIy-
and that 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 n couy
be posted at the front door OF the courtuuge of this
county.
Copy, Atteste,
MILLER WOoDSoN, jr. d. c. c. c.
JAN IL 2mop
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21

n Pursuance of decd Of trust executed 70 the
4 Subscribers by George Overton Day, bearing date
the twenty third day of April 1911, and of record in
the General Court, they will proceed to sell, on the
premises, on Friday the 2lst day of next month,
lfeDr1aiy, 1872 for ready money, one half acre
LOT OF GROUND, lying and being in Du-YaPs
addition to the City OF Richmond, and known s. dis
tnglshed in the plan thereof by the number TO- and
IS tne same lot conveyed by Samuel McCraw to
Christopher Tompkins By deed bearing date the a,st
day Of March, 1903, for the purposes Of paying GER
tam Sims OF money in said deed Of trust mentioned,
to be due from said Day to said Christopher Temp
kns and the expenees of drawing. recording and
eeuting said trust.
WM MARSHALL,
N. SHEPPARD.
January %. t2IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21
Feb. G.

4 AND FOR SALE.--The subscriber Offers for
kI safe his 1R.3CT or LAM, living IN Am
herst County, on the Waters Of Pny River. sdioin
ing the lands Of James Franklin, Joel FIankTns es
tate, Mc2jah Camden, SsWm. s. Crawford-r,outain-
ing n'ne hundred acres. This tract lies extremely
well upon it is = considerable quantity of Meados
snd, II Is very fertile well wstercd, aud wen adaf-
ted to the culture Of corn wheat and tobacco uu6n
It IS plantation sufficient to work eight hands. CON
siderable part of it "a fresh land, and the whole of II
~ high state Of cultivation well nclosed and div
heh INTO four fields and each field IT, its turn has been
sowcd IN small grain and re- clover Which grows hrs
u,la"tiy on this piantatonThst, together with the
white clover, which grows naturally upon IL, produ
ets very bne pasture here IS upon this plantad-
on good apple ORCHARD, and there here IateJy
been built thereon some useful x valuable HOUSES
further description is deemed Unnecessary as i 10
presumed no person viii purchase without vievine
the isnd--The land will be sold on time * tle na,
ments male accommodating TO the purchaser-'Tbe
verseer ivihg on the plantation will shew the land
to any desirous to purchase.
Rshmo =, Fsb.1. ss,vxw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-21
Feb. 8.
VALUABLE MILITARY LANDS, For SHE

VALUABLE MILITARY LANDS, Per SHE.
publicly at tlIe Bell Tavern, in the city of Rich
mond, on the 2Oth day Of February next il not dis
posed Of sooner at private sale.-Tne following are
the traets--
o"e o. 1000 acres, lying on the north side of Ten
nessee itIycr, beginning eight poles below the mouth
q the first creek emptying into the river, thence up
INC river, WITH ais several courses, SO poles, sc.
Omc other Tract of 500 acres, on the north -u,est
side Of OHIO river, the waters of Silver creek and
One other Tract Of 500, adjoining the above. and
situated on the same waters full description of
tie, may be 10 the hands Of tiuron H. Bacillus
esq with whom, may also DC seen the necessary in
stretions ard authorities, to create conveyance
Mr. 3acchus, will treat for the subscriber the only
legal proprietor, with any gentleman, who may wish
to purchase the whole any part
Feb. G. e.