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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-10
October e7th,,sia

WILL BE SOLD, by virtue of deed OF trust
w entered into by Samuel Foster, to secure tie
payment of certain sums of money to 'ralaicrro
Hunter, on Friday the lth day oil December next,
at the Mansion Hous,, upon the premises for ready
money, SO much Of two Tracts of Land, lying in
south Farnham Parish and Essex county, to wit; one
tenement, tract or parcel Of land, containing three
hundred end twenty-hne and half an acre, be
the same more or less, being the same land which
was conveyed to Taliaferro Hunter by John H. Beae
Apphia his wife, by deed dated the Goth day of A.
prl, 1907, and recorded in Essex county court, on
the 2lst day of Sept. 1S07-And also one other tene
ment, tract or parcel of land containing twenty
ven acres and quarter Of acre. be the same more
or less, being the same land which WAS conveyed to
ia'aferro Hunter by John II, Besle and Apphia
his wife (but not signed by the said Apphia) by ee,.
proved and recorded in Essex county court, on the
18th day of July, sos, and heinz the same two tracts
OF land which were conveyed by Taaferro Hunter
and Eliza Mary his wife aforementioned, to the said
Samuel Foster, by deed bearing date the fst day OF
January, 1Sl1 as shall be sufficient pay and salts
y the contingent charges attending the same, and
pay the sum of three hundred and eghty-ve pounds
twelve shiilings and one penny. Virgins money, with
legal interest on the same, from the first day of ia
nuafy, 1879.
TIL. c. HOOMEs, .qc,ing trustee.
September 1. Wv
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4 CARD-SAMUEL GLENN, TAILOR, res
IN pectiuiy informs the public, that he has lately
arrived from Philadelphia, and commenced business
in the main street Richmond nearly Opposite to Inc
post-oitce, and few doors below the Office of the
Enquirer, where he win carry his business in all
its various branches with punctuality and Dispatch
lie iatters himself that his experience in Baltimore
and Philadelphia, will enable him to render general
satisfaction.
He likewise informs the ladies' that he viii make
the most fashionable dresses in the nestest manner
and receives the latest fashions both for gentemeR
and ladies' from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
October 80. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-10

Nay IL fieGse your ErccHcacv-The
War IN which the United States are enga-
ged, results from the injustice and aggressi-
ons OF a nation, to which. in cur iope for
heace, we have denied nothing but the sa-
crihce OF our sovereignty & independence.
Our commerce had become the sport of
British rapacity, and our citizens, victims
tn cruel and relentless tyranny, negocia-
ton failed, patience was exhausted, & hope
OF peaceabie redress was extinct ere a
resort was had to arms-rhe appeal
was made by Congress to the patriot
ism OF the people In the proportion that
they value their liberties, with the same ar
dour that they cherish the blessings of peace,
should be their devotion to this Just and ne
cessary War. Nigour in it's prosecution will
accelerate its desirable issue. Let the arm
OF government be strengthened by the con-
sentaneous will of the people, and the CON
test Will soon be finished. 1t is upon our
divisions that the enemy may triumph. u
mon IS more to us than armies of banners ];
and the spirit OF patriotism than queojtons of
tparfGre
The Senate accord with the sentiment OF
your Excellency, " that the tdSvs Of nsiure
and the Ilrecehfs of tie ChriStiam religion a :
IKE command thc endeaUor to mitigate The
horrors Of mar. as far as softty a,iY hermit
loythe exercise ofjustice and hunaanisy"AS
| with the highest Indignation. have witnessed,
within late period, violation of these So
Tenn obligations by the nation with which
we are contending. The employment of
SaUages whose native ferocity inspires with
terror even when restrained, but spreads
desoation when melted to action, is an out
rage upon the first principles of civilization
which, since, the: period of the revolution.
until the presentwar. has not been repeated,
The butchery of women and children, the
scalps OF old men and infants, arc triumphs
and trophies, of which an inhdel nation
would seorn to boast. And has the enemy
deserved this reproach Let history be I'M
faithful in the record. for it is upon a people
proud of their Religion, that the stigma is to
! be reflected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-10

az sUnS1OND TONE WARE--Bcea,nin Uu.
q Val g Son, at the sign OF the Colder Mortar,
Richmond, have on hand, large assortment of
STOVE WlRE, OF superior quality, manufaetu-
red in this place by u. DapaI g CO., which they
will sell at the New-York wholesale prices.
Orders for the above application made at heir
Medicine Store, will be strictly attended TO.
They have also for sale, above, very extensive
assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, bye Stuhs, Paints,
Oils, &c, of genuine quality and moderate terms
Sept. 4. wifi
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AJOTICE--Wil be sold on Saturday 2lst Novem.
~ Der, at the late dwelling house of Richard Z
Watson, deceased, in the county of Aibemarle, the
following property, viz. two Negro Men, Stock Of
Cattle, crop Of Corn and Oats, some Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and Plantation Utensils, or so
much OF the above property will satisfy claims
against said estate Terms Of the sale will be cash
for thc Negroes and Corn, and nine months credit
for the residue all sums above twenty slngs, by
the purchaser giving bond with approved security.
The subscriber being anxious to settle all demands
against the estate, those who are indebted to the e.
tate requested to come forward and make mine-
date payment and all those Who have claims against
the estate are earnestly solicited To lIiug toward
their accounts properiy authenticated by the day Of
sale. The subscriber nst wishing N make sale of
more Of the property than viii pay the DEBTS, again
requests the creditors to make known to him imme-
diateiy their claims.
S4]fL. Il. U.4RT, .9inl'r.
effhe esfate of Hieh'I. II. Wafson, deSd
Albenarlc, November 8. 4tp
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Two HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A
y b"m''c containing 500 sheets of twenty dollar
notes, printed in biant for the Farmers Bank of VIZ
gina, taken ont of box and supposed to be sto-
len I'm the night of the 18th Instant at the house of
Messi> Wootford and 1aliaferro in Frederieksbur,.
HE above reward will be psid to any person who
vii deliver the said notes to Dabney Herndon, Esq.
oil that place, or to the subscriber.
That the public may be guarded against imposition,
they are informed, that fssenty dollar notice have
been nor will be issns6hy the Fsrmers Bank OF Vir-
o 'nn, Or any OF it's Branches until further notice.
VIM. NEKERYIS, Cashier.
Richmont, 3Ot'l October 1919. 2awtE
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PH1LApELpH1A. Oct So

10 tAe Edffor Of The Aurora
ofR-Permit me to correct AN error into
winch you have fallen, in relation to cloth
ing for the 18th regiment of infantry. under
col. Winder. Clothing was not denos;ted
at Albany for the 18th regiment by direc-
ton OF col. Winder. 1t was presumed that
all the troops raised in MARYLAND and Vjr
ginia would take Albany in their march for
the northern frontier, and the commanding
general was consulted by me as to the pro-
priety of making deposit of the clothing at
Albany, to meet the wants of the troons IN
their arrival The measure being approx
led, the clothing was accordingly forwarded
and SO deposited. Col. Winder, two DAYS
prior to his moving from Baltimore, inform
ed me that a detachment of his regiment
had marched for Carlisle, that he would
follow, and requested his clothing might be
forwarded to that place. Other detach
asnts from Virginia marched for Carlisle
about the same period, and for them cloth
ing was requested to be forwarded there
also. These acquisitions could not be imme-
alateiy complied with, owing to the quaint
ty of clothing which had been sent to Alba
ny, and the difficulty of providing other
clothing that ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1000 suits.
not quite complete, was provided and sent
TO Carlisle, without one moments delay that
could be avoided. Before it's arrival, the
route for Niagara, and the clothing follow
ed as soon possible. To make up for any
deficiency in the clothing forwarded to Car
Isle. and thence to Niagara, the com. gen.
ordered 1900 suits to be sent from the depo-
sit at Albany, which, with that from Car
Isle, will be more than sufficient to meet
the wants OF all the troops on that station
not previously supplied. The clothing from
Carlisle reached Buffalo on the 18th inst.
This explanation i consider due, as we'll
to col. Winder (for whom on a short ac-
Quaintance l entertain respect) as to my
self-and have to request that you will
81 We it publication.
i beg leave to remark in addition, that |
knew it to be the anxious wish of those
whose province it is to direct the procuring
Of the supplies for the army, that all it's
wants should be provided for, and in proper
time, that the Instructions to me to that eff.
feet have been frequent and most urgent,
and that every effort has been made by me
% carry these wishes and instructions into
;fect- That the army has not been pro-
Jided with clothing quite so early or so COM
)letely as was directed by the government,
5 matter of regret to me, and must be i'm.
)uted to other causes than those of neglect
n its officers since the declaration of war.
The true reasons will readily be discovered
~ every rejecting man disposed to seek
hem. l have merely discharged my duty
according to my Instructions and best judg-
nent, and do not de serve credit for more
certainly donot seek credit or apology for
inattention to- or neglect of duty.
1t the expence of any officer of the govern
nent.
! am, sir, your most obcdient servant.
CALENDER IRVINE,
CORfDtLSs0rU General
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NJ 4 J. DICK s. Co. have lately received few
- hhds. Jamaica Sugar Of the frs, quality; fine
Sreen and old Coffee, Penningors Loaf Sugar fresh
Imperial and Souchong Teas--and have in store a
general assortment Of the hest Wines S Liquors, to-
gethcr with general assortment OF articles in the
Irocery line, which they viii sell uauS,; the
lowest terms. "a
Families supplied with the best articles which, if
net approved ON trial, may be returfed. Y
hey expect to receive in few days, so casks
NnrtherH Cheese, of superior quality.
October 16. IF
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l. OBERT G. SCOTT has commenced the prsc-
Z d tce of the Law in the Superior Court of Cham
Gerry for the Williamsburg District, residing in the
city of Williamsburg He is enabled to attend pune
tualiy TO the different suits in which lie may b, en-
gagged; and to those who may entrust their business
to his care he promises his hest eneavours to pro-
mote their interests His health is now so far rein
stated, that it will be in his power to attend the diff
ferent courts, both Superior and Inferior held for
the counties of Gloucester, York, Warwick, Eliza
beth City, and James City
Williamsburg, October I5. 4w-4s
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Lombardy grove,
Mecklenburg, Oct. 90.

" lRGINIA-At rules holden in the Clerks OF.
-, hce OF the Superior Court of Chancery for The
Richmond District, the 18th day of October 1919.
William Brockenbrough, administrator, of all and
singular the goods and clates, rights and credits of
Edwin James Harvie, decd. PiG
against,
John Hopkins, Henry Lee, Corbin Griffin, Samuel
IT, Adams, Neil McCouIl, administrator with the will
annexed of John Banks deed. and John Banks,
Bartholomew Banks, William Banks, Horatio Mel
son Banks, and Maria Banks, infants heirs and de-
visees of John Banks, decd. by Neil McCouli, spe-
ciaiiy assigned their guardian, Maria Nanton some
times called Maria Banks, adevisee ofthe said John
Banks, decd and Thomas Rutherford Defts
The Subpoena scire facias awarded in this cause
not being returned executed the defendants John
Hopkins, and Henry Lee, and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that they inhabitants of this
country-h IS ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day of the next term and
shew cause, if any they can, against the revival
thereby sought and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the City of Richmond, for two months successvely,
and posted at the front door of the Capitol, in the
said City.
II Copy. Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, C. C.
October 10. WSw
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Oct. %.

EOR~RENT or LEAsE-That Cornmcd;ous
IL brick dwelling, occupied by the late Chancei-
ler Tyler in the City of Williamsburg, possessing
every necessary convenience of out houses. sc. II
is beautiful situation and has attached to il several
acres OF ground with garden in high cultivation -
Possession may be had immedately-For terms
apply at the Raleigh Tavern, Williamsburg.
September 90. ff
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VIM. w. HENlNG.

ANDS FOR S9LE--By virtue of the above
A decree OF the Honorable Superior Court OF
Chaneery for the Richmond District SuiU be sold nj
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Eagle
iaVern IN the city OF Richmond, upon the fourth
day OF January next, If fair otherwise the next fair
day, the following tracts Of land in the state of Vir
GINA, viz
lo9So acres in the county If Grcenbrier, on the
north least side Of the Meadow river
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran.
do'ph county on Stewards run.
sou acres formerly in Harrison. but now in RAN
dolph county on the waters OF Stewards run
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
doiph county, between Stewards run and Heddips
Mill run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison but now in Ran.
dolph county, on Stewards run.
sou acres in Harrison county, the waters of
Stewards run, drain of Tiger Valley river.
oooo acres IN Harrison county on Hackers creek
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
doiph county, on the head waters Of Stewards run
a drain of Tigers Valley river.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, bnt now in Ran.
dolph county. On the Gladly fork of Cheat river.
1884 acres in the county of Harrison on the waters
Of Gnatty creek
COCO acres formerly in Harrison, but now Randolph
county, on the Gladly fork ofCheat river
200 acres IN Harrison county, on the right hand
FORK OF Gnatty creek.
e000 acres in Harrison county, on the left land fork
Of Gnatty creek.
The patents for the above lands are all issued to
me sad robert Means, assignee of Henry Banks
ana The sale WILL according the terms of the said
decree he upon credit of twelve months as to one
noey OF the purchase money, and of two years as to
the other moiety. The purchasers to give bond and
security, and deed of trust upon the lands in order
to secure payment of the purchase money.
DANIEL CALL
Executor of and depisee in f,ust
Under the last VIII and Treatment
Of Robert Means, decd.
oct' 20. 2awtds
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NOTICE.

NO rice.
G AWNING 10 the death OF Bcnamin hmes, Of the
~ late firm of Amss and Urderl,iil, the closing OF
said concern necessarily dcVolvcs the subscriber.
Those having claims will please Bals application,
and those indebted will make payment 10
WILLIAM UNDERIlLL,
ISarUivieS partner Of the tafe. f,nt #
.znes s. GqdeyhiH.
October %. Wsw
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EVEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Desertcd on the
u 2lst inst. from Capt. Richard Pollard's rendez-
vous, Thomas BoyIand, private soldier in the U.
states army, who said he was native of Ireland,
aged thirty nine years, five feet eight inches aud a
quarter high, of fair complexion, blue eyes, dark
hair and by occupation plast erer. i forwarn al,
owners or masters of vessels * all other persons
from harboring employing of him, as the rigor Of
the law shall he enforced against them. Whoever
VIII apprehend and bring the said desester TO me
or any other officer in the U. States army shall re.
eeive the above reward.
CLEMENT WHITE
October so. IL
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.NJIICE.
rgVIIE subscriber begs leave inform the Citizens
a. Of Richmond and the public in general that he
has removed 20 Richmond ia the house formerly
occupied by Thomas DiddeP, on thirteenth street,
where hc Intends to carry lis business in all its
various branches and lac further assures all who may
favor him wits their custom it shall he done WIN
the shortest notice, nnd the ncatest manner.
WILLIAM WORD, Taylor.
Oct. %, 1872. w4wp
NIL wish also 10 employ two three work
men.
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TITS 10 give notice, that the subscriber has ia
a LIS hands the sam IT twenty -four pounds, be-
longing to the estate ~ Francis Anderson, deceased,
of King William, and is DESTROYS that the money may
be taken out Of lis hands. Tie therefore requests All
the legaiecs OF the SAID II. nderson 90 come for
ward aud receive their seyeIs proportions agreeable
to the will Of the said r. Anderson.
ems FOTHER TOyNPKTVS,
Es'r. o. Francis anderson, dee'a 81 Big. nm
November 8. 6'p
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Richmond, October so,h 1919. " ~ Isw wv

VALUABLE LAND for SALE-Pursnant to
decree al the Superior Court of Chaacerv,
District OF Richmond, pronounced tie end ,lay OF
July last, will he offered tor sale the premises on
Friday the fourth day Of December neAi ON credit
oil twelve months, that valuable of land where
on Mr. John kelsa now resides, IN the county Of
Cumberland, four miles from Farmville and one
from Apponattox river, now nayigab,e to Peters
burg, containing SIS acres, Handsomely situated and
in high cultivation further description of this fine
farm, is for the present, deemed unnecessary as on
the day at sale. the many advantages attached to il,
will be duly made known. by
Is. b. WOODSON,
w. MICHAUX.
Cons.nissioners.
october 25th, lSl9. w4wp.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA-The
4 Stockholders are hereby notified, tina, agreea-
bly, to the Charter Incorporation, the third install
ment OF twenty five dollars share on the Capital
Stock, will be payable the Bank or to the Cash
ers of the offices of Discount and Deposit on or he
fore the 9TH of Dec. next
VIM NEKERyIS Cashr
October 16. 1awt7D
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4 EATHER s HARDWARE.-l have now on
4 A hand complete assortment of Northern Lea
Their; plated and common Ssddlery; Carriage and
Gig MOuntngs; Brushes, Whips and Sprrs; Curri-
ers', Shoemakers and Sadders' TooIs--For sale OPP
positc the Eagle Tavern.
JOHN MCPHERSON.
NJ B. Country Merchants, Farmers and Mocha
hicks, earnestly requested 70 CALL rs am deter
mined 20 sell low for cash or GOOD paper
October 6. ,y.f
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October 16.

MB expect to receive in few days, large as
w sortment of coarse GOODS, viz.
Striped Dutfle and Rose Bankets-White Hapt
Cottons; coloured x white PiaDs-coarse Cloths
Coatngs-F earn0ughts-white and coourcd FIan-
neis--Tow & Flax Oznaburgs.-- Cotton Bagging, sc
Also, one bale of superfine Cloths---two trunks of
CambricsIrsh Linens---Hosiery in trucks assorted
and Pins assorted---whch propose selling Oh rea-
senable terms by the Package.
CALICO, RICHARD, & Co.
November 8. If
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z AND-OFFICE, Oct. IS. 1sia-In pursuance of
n an artof Assembly. passed the 14th of February
1911, entitled s. An act TO amend the several iaws
concerning Eschea,s," do hereby make it known
that the two fo'awing tracts ct land situated in the
county OF Drooke, have eseheatcd to the commen-
wealth, rs appears hy the certificates cf the Escheat-
or OF sa county, bearing date the 18th day of Sep
TENDER last .i1--one tract supposed to contain one
acre, lying ON the top of the hill near Charles-
town, late the property OF Carlos on Quoxette de.
ceased, who died seized thereof--,he other being
part o. a'o on Federal in the town OF Charles.
town, late The property of Gideon Bachelor deceas-
ell, who Is said TO have died scized thereof.
CHAS. BLAGHOVE, Regr.
October 10. e6w
G The Editor of the National Intellgencer wilt
insert the above advertisements in his paper for six
weeks successfully, and transmit his account to this
department for payment. C.B.
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TBNHE Subscriber has just received by the Aurora
n from Bristol and Liverpool q general assort-
ment OF Crockery and Glass Ware, Of the most mo.
dern fashion among which, are 2i5 crates ard %
Hhds. Of Bae printed, Willow, Cottage blue and
green edged, Egyptian and Cream eoloured Ware.
very large proportion OF the Crates contain Plates
and Dsbes 1 bids. of elegant cut Classify the
same arrival general assortment of Garden Seed.
also Timothy, Red and White Glover and Lneern
Seed 1.-THE growth OF tie last season. Prom Phil
adelpbia-Frcsi Gun-powder, Imperial, Young Hy-
son and Souchong Teas Twenty-Five Hhds. best
refined Loaf Sugar, together with an assortment Of
almost every article in the grocery lime, which he
will sell at small advance FOR cash or acceptsnces ia
town EDW.gYD HgLLG.Jf
For Rent and immediate possession given, a cons
enttenement for gentee Family. ~. IT.
az Ill BE SOLD on the premises on the 25th
w November next for cash, the stock Of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs and S',eep--sIso the plantation uten
sells belonging to The Estate of Joseph Scott deed
~ the county Of Powhatan.
VIM. SCOTT Exr.
OF Joseph Scott deed.
Get Va tds
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October IS.

OUiSA County Court, September 18th, 1915
IA James Tiice, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Anderson Trice, Dabney Trice, Adsne Smith
Irice, John Trice, EmeIia Anne Trice, Washington
Irice, and jefferson Trice and Nancy Dickinson
Irice, who has intermarried with certain
Cayitt, William Anderson Trice, Patsey Dabney
Trice, whe has intermarried with certain -
Bradley, and Dorothy Anderson. Trice, who has in
termarried with certain - Evans,
Defendants.
In Chancery----The defendants Nancy Dlckenson
Cayitt, William Anderson Trice, and Patsey Dabney
Bradley, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the of assembly and
the rules of this court, and appearing to the salts
faction of the court that they are not inhabitants of
this state, on the motion Of the plaintiff by his conn
sci, IL is ordered, that the said defendants Cavitt
Trice and Bradley. do appear here on the second
Monday in December next and the bal of the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted in some one of the newspapers printed in
The city Of Richmond, for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY
tnd published at the front door OF the cour-house
OF this county, on 'e court day.
copy. Teste,
NICHOLAS J. POINDEXTER, u. C.
September 20. wSw
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sIALt1GOODS. The subscriber has received by
4 the ship Georgiana from Liverpool, Nap Cotton
Rose blankets, Plains, Manchester Stuffs Flanpels,
Yarn Hose, &c which he is opening at his store
one door beow Mr.. Robert johnsjons, and nearly
opposite the Post Ofice--he IS in dailv expeetatsn &c
further supplies from Liverpool and London to COM
piete general assortment suitable to the season.
which he offers for sale by the piece or package only
on reasonable terms.
DANIEL TJGGTNBOTHAM
N B. Business on commission transacted as here.
tofore. n IT
October 80. 49,
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10 be sold Tor hired)a female honse servant of
good character snl qualifications, also a good
riding Horse and welt gated poncy-Apply at this
October oS. law
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October 16.

H'O MlLLERS-Ihave on arm of Roanoak in
y the county OF Mecklenburg an excellent settle for
MILL ARy persons disposed 10 enter into the mil.
ling business and are willing to take the use of the
mill Tor No. of years in proportion to the expence
OF erecting It may make an advantageous bargain by
the Subscriber,
j. r. LUCAS.
Lombardy grove,
, Mecklenburg, Oct. 90. WON