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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19

AS few Societies in the Christian world.
are altogether free from q sunersti
tious reverence for some tradiiionaj
error, 1t @ay not be improper to
anew what enthusiasm can do-Fo,
this purpose we iHsertihe following
narrative.
THE SHAKERS.
"a letter from a citizen of Eenfuchy to
his friend atthe City Of TYashinstsn.
DEAR JOHN,
The enquiries in your favor Of the
SJth ult. have laid me under some oh.
legations: you have painted me to sub.
Jects which otherwise might have es-
capped my attention. To give you sa-
tisiactory information, touching your
enquiry rsJatiye to the ministerial yift,
among the Baptists in This state the
respective qualifications of the prinei
pal Prea cheers, their manner Of preach
ing, doctrines, Sc. necessarily requires
tia'e. Having a very limited aequain-
lance IN the society, the difficulty Is
,nereasedy nevertheless, Il shall MAKE
the best use Of opportunities. and write
you in due time.
lou mention csrioGs sect in Tie
Western country called Shakers. of
whom you have heard many conflicting
reports. Yau desire an account Of
them that may be relied en-. To haye
{ Written y0u eatiier Than this. 1 ans
have reserted lie report oaly for / as
sure you, had never posses sed curi6-
sIty enough 10 know any thing of them
personally Bot in obedience 10 Won,
request land contrary 10 Il sense OF nro
pretty made Sabbath .dsy visit 10
one al their principal towns in this
state. TN no other day in the week
could we have had the same view OF
their manners, mode Of Worship. wc.
We arrived at the town about ten o.
clock, a. III. and enquired of rssr0
for the aeeiinS-houso. lie pointed us
to large two story hE;s4s .hoase with
two doors in front s.lsnEl,eI apparent,
with much issss: The town is situate
OH eaeiSSssfe OF a public road, without
,laRS'sfdcr or regularity. containing
? probably about twenty houses, and las
we are toidl about 400 inhabitants. In
Guiding men, women and children. As
tie doors OF the church were not YET o.
pened, we made free TO approach their
dwellings, aud were kindly received.
Although they were without ceremony
aud that agreeable etiquette. which
Distinguishes civilized life, they are
nevertheless hospitabIe and neat 10
their houses.
On entering the village, I was sensi-
bly, struck with the Solemn s1iIiness
watch pervaded i. A stranger mi.sbf
naturally have soa.iIeTsd the place e.
vaeuate;i. Not I human voice was
heard; aad 4 = few wcrc seen T. move
from house TO house. it was in The mast
pensive attitndc. 1t led me 10 this re-
fleeti9n, let The shakers be as bad as
they may, here IS a pr,iiciou5 contrast
with those towns, where the S,bba,l,
A proFanel by Illicit traffic, beasfIv
drunkenness, vulgar oaths, and horrid
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-01-19
Prom the Gospel Herald.

s. rom the gospel Herald.
AS few Societies in the Christian world.
are altogether free from a supersti,
tious reverence for some traditional
error, 1t @ay not be improper to
anew what enthusiasm can do-Fo,
This purpose we iHsertihe following
narrative
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
Nrvc'rher 2S.

flih.b he sold To the hi.,,st bidder. the f5t.
w DIV OF December NEXT On fur i, 49, te r..s.
isr day, an, the sale to- d., u, ,iay un
,he shne Is sud-, at tie !se residence a. t..sneis
A-E"'Sss, ISe a." az. o'su',y a. Sase Tie yrea,er
i'at ~ the Personal E,;lse cs IN. s,n Francis ,,..
loot consulting q. Stock Of alt DESCRIPTIONS ,s-,tl ~
excellent Pork. Household AMI Eitc,~n i,:rni,uy,
rian'aaon ioos, the crop fCorn, F,.,ier & Me-
ai lmoor ~ likely Nc1ocs, consia,;g az met, vn..
men nah cl,ilrcn. Nine mnr;.,s crra VIII u ,.:y,.,
Tor MI sums above twenty dollars, on the pur,i,a...s
giving bond andarprovesi secn,y sn:ns no, exec,
ing twenty dolS-", must Re cash,
All persons having legal claims agens, the sai,
Lhtfoots estate are requested 10 bring them .rva,'
property authenticated, and heconi,g p,i,chn.e-,
Snail have nine months interest re,ntt;d-And TINS.
Indebted are requested to make immediate payment
JAMES PENNINGTON, .te;s,,:-.-r,
tor de5onis non, II f. J5gt,f,of, atc'G. 3
Sussex, Nov o. ,is "
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TO THE EDITOR OF TIE COURIER.
SIR,
herewith enclose 90 YOU, DcwsDaue &C.
yering an unsealed letter. They exhi5it az
once specincn Of New England patriotism.
4 a. wiapper Of this paper was entirely worn
off; it is the case almost every night with
packages Of papers When received in that
statc, retain them until the next morning,
with hope TINT GONE information 1nay De OBJ
tanned Of the residence OF The person whose
uame appears or the margin.
The sentiments con aimed in the letter an
proach very near 60 tFeasol---it only wants
the overt act to bring il within the
pale OF the iaw--and the desperate wretch
ah) pcIn"a the letter, only waits for the
word OF coWna,id from Governors Smith ard
Strong to peTretGate tue unnatural crime
With those WHO are 90 come after us it win
be an arduc1s 49, IT, cOn1 inCe them of the
apoc.acy Of New-i5ngend. Can i he posi-
Die, C4ty VIII sey that sne who ia 30 much
during the glorious revolution, e. tear asuu-
der The iron 5anas Of Britain, cou!N have act
I'd the pat whicii IS recorded OF lac and ~
time ton when The United States mad en-
Oarked u d wax With Great Br4,aia ~ order
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10 RENT.

4 ND immediate possession given, The House and
N Fenhne Once nov ccerpied by the subscribers
.5i,.SO--A comfortable Dwelling Hou.e sd;oin;ns
MIR 'on Foster, containing oT good rooms, with kit
chen, sm9kc-house and garden
a House over the Bagin containing two good rooms.
with fire places, kitchen, stable ard rich piece of
SartcII ground-tbc Whole enclosed with plank pai!ng
A New House at the Bowling Green, one mile fror,
the Market-.tnuse; containing four large AMI two
mali roo ., Kitchen, well of exc lent water TO-
gether with one acre Of garden ground high cultva-
tton.--fhe Whole encOscd W. the best manner.
Handsome Stick Riding Chair, Morocco Iinirc md
cushion, Sih beet London ate harness. used only once
may he had chap
FOSTER & SATCHEIL.
October r. 2ow,f
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EDUCAJVoN

ne Snbac'ber reabfctfig i,,troiq lis friends md
IN Pt'ht, HGt hs ntt1uIs 10 tcIh sci9o! t ensuing
|c nm mr. ho1fe, at present occMiie6 By .tfr The
max Ory7i, a 'sue dy tie 'uI'ue Of
KENCH-iiAY-ACADEMY,
1ITUATED about ~ miles from E.cbmood on
- very healthy SPOT and convenient 10 an exceiiep,
Mineral Spring. his School, will be taughttbe En-
S'h, Latin a9d Greek languages grammqdcal-
w Penmansh,. Arithmetic, Surveying, lIeogr-.-
ply aud the Use ostIle Globes
The Price of ti;ion ~l be, f,r the English C-ar
mar Geography, A,;;hmete, Surveying the use Of tae
t'ob s. nc Fifteen dollars for the Latin and Greek
Language, enfy-iy" dopas. Board tor e,y youoc
men may be lad in the neighborhood, on reasonahi
terms.
ms The war IN which we are engaged renders money
difficult to be raised, he wishes to accommodate those,
Is patrons whose case may require it, lyy induiriDy
IN NJ IN pr, inept as long 3 It may in his pswer
The ter Us OF tuition will be months and a half
commencing on the LIST OF March.
FRgDERIcK 4. WIrsrox.
Hanover, Dec. I. w3wp
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KEEIlLCKY LANh

TETi!N Subscriber is two tracts Mitar, Land IN the
z state Of c'roky, csaf containing twelve hun
G'r acres, which lee is pllg dposc Of ether for
c';h' :!eca'h9 ,HHe', i''is any where below Rich
rNr, .oA OK nrar tavis"lh wateC) above, not ex-
eeetmg on hunred iaics Tor slaves, or for brick
work 70 he Zone III thr city Of itehInond one of these
tracts rss on tie RIVER Ohio thirty mites below the rsi
denee 0i 6em Hopkins, nearly opposite the rnout, Of
il'e Saline river and few miles the salt work
on sell river; this ave nix huntre acres Of
what is called Ohio Dottom, lnw-grounds extremely
rieh and pccr'iary adapted te the culture Of hemp.
i, l. also supposed Ia be among the best situations on
tte Ohio for ship building The other tract lies on
Dacs creek branch Of Hrly river which runs into
Green river is very fertile argcontans upvar,y Of
two hundred of tIicsi tluiiy Ines,inw land and
is distant from tie first tract about thirty miles A
ce.r and nGispui.;c title viii be made to- these lands
Any cpmmurication directed t. me az Cronia Grove
Charles City Court house, viii be attended to-
DATHICE IIESpHEv
Oct o9 VIZ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
THE FEMALE SCHOOL

{ / MOUNT AIRY, viii commence the 10Th of
~ iai,rai7 1rd end the 1Nh NJ Decomber-tlierc
vii be vacation Of one month, beginning the 10Th Of
June.
'FFRNS--ior board, he'd and tuition, Gi2s, pa:d
hal vtai'y 10 advance ;thOse persons who may not
find eorveacnt psv the in advance ea1 send
their boi', payable on demand one o- tine Other. NJ
thoss requests. it is expected, vii he complied will! in
every ease.
H''M?HHEr HUI.
IIorol A!yi Carolinc,2
Fovn,,b,, o. fets w2Dp
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GOyN6 CHEaP FOR CgsH.

u LAS V. LACHAlHE, nearly Opposite the Rarlt
IL rsvera, offers Tor sale The following articles
VERY reduced prices, VIZ:
First chop Bc;us..n Great Goats, Frocls, Surtopts
Dress Coats, Vests, Pautaloons &c made in the latest
style.
N. y. We requests these WIN have claims against
him, IN pre'ert them Zoe settlement on or before the
5th day # ilccembcr next--He likewise begs those
indebted TO him. to call and discharge their hills. as
circumstances eo.nrcl hiJa to arrange lis affairs
Nov. Is. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
NOTICE.

N pursuance os an order al the Efs,;,Fs Corr, ~
the city I'd Richmond, will be s.i on ru..i,. AZ,
9TH cay ct beeem5er next, at ci;t o'clock \. NJ (ur
ready money! at the Marie. ua.rsr--tne negro Low
named Adam.
LPCcR F.lLEN'1IFE,
EsSh Co.s...bLs Ci:y ts!ci,rEonG
Nrrcs-her 2S. e,,,,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
NOTICE.

ElHGtban RayIond e John p. TiIlayd.
EE ANtNG purchased the Stock Of Burr, Jackson 4
3 20 ed taken their ~ stand in T.. street sign
sineos heretofore conductcdby b. j. x CO. under the
rm OF
RAYMOND & HILLARD.
They hive Jre, received good assortment of WooI
Hats and are daily p expectation Of receiving = new
suPl"' % f"e Hats of vsrious qualities, Hat Trim
mug, Sc
T.. RAYMOND.
]. Is. HILLARI).
november o. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
PUBLIC yENDTE.

AK Taursday the 18Th Hecenb,r at to O'Clock
w VII he scs, tote highest bidder, BY order or the
Mar sIoii:rs, ali the
Household e Eiscke,, Furniture
BEING >rt OF the personal estate of said ,ccetIcn,
ainory5t which are:
variety O, Mahogany articles of superior quality and
III goSsl preservation.
Stves, .NccliCu Feather Reds
qianty of yslnsbc Bed i.ir.n md Table C.o,ls.
urge Quantity OF Modern Plate; OF the ar-
Giles are SUPERB and msssy,
E'esu', Get Glass, Table an'l Tea C.na,
fitelieis and s'riais. Some clicice old Liquors,
Several Horses ard Mules,
Ab1it 60 Sheep, descended in some decree from the
Nierro h.'ces,
SEVERAL go'si N!''ci Cows few Hogs,
Coachee with l4s,p,.-ss io,. VIZ, rrs,.s
lerms--ior ali sans unler $50 cas'. & 81 and mn
der oioo6 months, SoltO anl upwards, q ard twelve
months; purchasers giving approved negotiable notes
with approved e;io,scrs payable az either the Virginia
or Farmers Hank, in this town.
Sale to continue from dag to day until al IS sold.
And at tcn O'Clock, hoay following, being the lo,I
December, it iaiv, If ma. t',c next fair t,v AZ the
Plantation in Diuwi,ie co'n,y, called, the Do: wod
Az the Stock III Cattle Sheep and Hogs, some yala-
be Household Furniture Crop OF Corn Eosler sc
made on SAIL plantation
Terms-Ior AL surs under $50 casl,. $50 and M
wards IL months credit Bouds va approved seca-
riiy, tocslrs ntercs, from date Bat The into 80 to It,
REMIT ed II the principal in,.etue paid arc, no az,
tic!e 70 be delivered until se'iie ts.
". e H. A4I.fL1, Y .lrs.
Petersburg. Nov. 90. Wv
rSvHE Subscriber will sci bxlirr lar Uni,-. S,a..s
4 stock, ~ the mari ct prize, the LAND on which,
re lives, in the county ofiicnrics, tic Brooke road,
aad eight miles from Rcht7E. IL is held Tor 7os A.
GIGS, bt s',nrtsed 80 con;'n $50, the iarssr roron
heavily tinbcr',l. The nprcv cments are commodciis
and ~ g"ni repair; large and excellent orch,,r, #
prime h trees aud I'M eScelle'e well OF water IN the
yard The purchaser have with it. tho S.n,i
Crops, Farming Utensils and Negrpeu. IN his absence
persons wishing 10 prci.ose, may apply "a Thomas
Norvei', OF Richmond, who is authorised to conr,et
Wsr. Il. CHA siBERLAYNE
Nov 81 Wv
AWE Snsso it,s haze fo, S,e--J .;..;f-t7ro Gt,l
cred acres Of Land, ty'ne' an Batfi comm, on
jones f'i,er. IL coniGils i,erAutsfisl. h,1k of
ip' Ore. aud sufficient s''cr;r Of rrafei far jfpnty-
cr coSe to 'e iron 1T the distance Of to-, mics
s'reiS Convenient seat for 5rge; on J,n,es R.7
ON Toiieh iron castings Se consecd by ryet..
IA Rie''nopd THY seM saue reasonable c;edt or
ecchonge il f5r Negroes.
josehh Haynes,
.hndreTy Moore
.Not|sniOcr ~ i11r:S.y
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FCh stir
NJ PUBLIC AUCTION.

sN Monday the 10Th dav Of December ens,i,,
iair II not, the naxt fair day, on R:chneci PA,
ta'io', near tine city %. W ,la,,suirg:
all the j'crsnna Ts.atc nj Mrs jur,, yv,f-..y ~,
r1diSc late o. the cry o Niil;amshurg deceased Law,
ing there, consisting % ,hni O. Negroes of ior,t .
Scs2nd sexes-ail the Stscs % Horses cattle &c ,,
g'thr VII, he crops Of Wheat Corn and F,iIrr an,
the ,lalston Utcnsils ''
, on TINS sale being concluded, the remains Of Enc,
ttnaser'id Furniture. and other Articles wi, h
s"u NJ ne residence OF TIE hecease,', in W;s ns--
Hnd on ihHrstlav the 18th at tee, SANS month, i,,e
IL no, t'e ns;; fair day, will be sod at Public Au,,ico
81 C'Rf'g"s Plantation, in Surry county about SO NJ.
s,Ts, ~ G'i!erent ayes and sexes all the Stock e
Nries, cattle and Hogs, together wah 10 crp,s -,
Wneaf, Corn, Fodder ant! the Plantation Utensils $,
Negroes IN smiies wi'ibe soiI together.
Terms Of .suis-Dne noiefy ;n cash and 80. c.,o,.
IN cash or approved endorsed notes. rayable an, nc.,
table in the Bank OF Virginia, ri 90 days, discount s
Tive peculiar situation Of this property and or :bc
times, atnsit Of no other terms
All persons having 6sims against the estsse of ,r.
SAIL hlrs. Lucy iudwe Paradise are sarrcst,v ~.
q1iestcd tn render them To Mr. Edmund Cbr;a,,. 80
Williamsburg, or either % the subscribers "a, or 5a.i,
ue ioch dsy OF Deee,u.'er propcr,; aut,en.. -, -
q hoped that this notice viii be st.crc.l o. ~ (.
ie anxious desire OF the administrators q ,,;t au
settle all the affairs Of the estate with q, litt;,. s,., a,
-" Soie. All those i,aleoted arc hereby n t,i-d D,
maze payment, suits viii be ins,irss,i
''pHN HOetINS,
WILLIAM RO.StiS 0T,
-St'''1',StrGfsrs ca tie 3tsfa,e If
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chased by the best blood of our revolut,oiar,
fathers
1t is considered criminal in many parts to
the South, and by many Republicans. to offer
any remarks that may do violence 10 the feel
ings OF the opposition the republican party
must not indulge in any speculation it is 4
privileges exclusively thcirs-indeed it has
been argued that Cancellation should be the or
dar OF the day. il is lille and frivoluus--it is
position that Cannct be maintained The
administration cf our choice is to be assailed--
.he people who support it ridicued-and it is
deemed expedeut that The Republicans should
still cpIciiate
The gentleman speaks of Mr. Madison'S
bettles--indced the remark has become quite
pcpularthc war is spoken OF rs having been
declared ~ Nir. Madisor---One half OF the
Ncw-England States are really under that
inpresSion-not advel ing to the constitution
hot rcco.lccting that to declare war is with
the PEOPLE.
The EiStne ard Patriotism which took root
IN the I. >. at AT ca'iy period. have been
constantly cherished. 1ne arm, is STAYED, be-
New-England so1s.
With sentiments or esteem,
am your most eve ser,t.
THCS. SHORE, p. NJ.
p. ST. Cannot learn where this Mr. lis
dale lives.
South;rgton. .h'or, 1917, 1914
tIonore;, S.-,
F.! spend few moments % inform YOU of
! what has occurred since you left here / men
toned 70 you in The few lines thatl wrote be-
fore, that Mr.. Newell was very sick. Riley
| mas since had anctI.cr letter, stating that lie
vas dead--shat he died the 9Th of this month
y forgot - mcs1tiCr before, shat Joseph Neal
Z, aad hifrad Starke went from here the 10Th
INST tS' the south. There has been great
+, STIR IT sl'c Gomez tits weck-it is said that
there was not move than nine attachments
made out On Thursday evening", but as it hap
| Eenec there was not any servej--thcy gave
them nj securement, and business goes on as
| vel as ever--t3ey are now getting stone for
/ the foundation OF large bgCS house, un-
| dersttad---lt is now dark time il The poll
fical hori1cn-there is great talk of dividing
<he Union-Dslegates are appointed from
| some OF the New England states 20 convene
at Hartford OF the 18Th il Dec. Something
| 81 Importance is expected will be done ifthe
| CONSUMPTION bill passes that is now before the
honse---rhe New England stats will not sub
nit to. i'll am confident for my part, If !
rave 70 be forced to Canada 70 fight Mr.. Ma
'lscl's battles had rather die this side Of the
lines. and believe shall. Sith says if tie cor
| scription bill! does pass, lie shsnt want ms ~
| H., fer he wants a bayonet to push CUTS II
the Northern States 10 revolt, the Sau,her
States Will have to be very peace able, or they
viii have. business enough to attend to, for
| they will find that Yankee BOYS have got tic
| marrow
I his FROM yo;- otedient
Humble servant
| yAME5 ROOT.
FINN T1soALF.
p 81 shall not send any more papers I'M
I'll hear from you.
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.N6r~niLcr O
FI)H Sale.

ENTILI. RE SOI4Dst Gloucester Court, On the frs,
ft Mon,ap in January next, CT being court tav),
Eighteen or Twolay Escly Virginia bor,, Slaves. he
longing TO The estate Of Warner Lewis the cider a,,.
Ut Gloucester countv.--Amongst those negroes are a
ack-sinth shoe maker and several house servants
al persons hnvi1g claims agsias. the above estate.
arc hereby notified 10 bring them forward properly
authenticated, before the LIST cf March next, VI
"hch time iii ms retention close his administration
JOH.S LEff rs, dol,qi,RSti.. tor ne bc,Js
zior, of UGrnsi IDe-rgs tie elder
Nov Is -. o.u,r,
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TREASURY NOTES

we have heard 1t suggested that it was We
ry probable that government would not send
any more treasury notes to Boston. If this
IS really the case, they viii rise in vaIu. il
8fanfly 4; and this ADVANTAGE would result to
government, that custom house bonds must be
Pad IN bank bills specie. We also under
stand that many perch 4nts now wish thew
had pad their bonds that have six months TO
run in Treasury Notes. when they could have
been got at favorable discount, but we be-
lieve the time has gene by. We hope the 90
vernment viii not inaict tbs punishment on
boston, altllo' their credit has been SO wrong
fully sportci with. Had they withdrawn the
Treasury Notes a month ago, there would
have been several hundred thousand dolls. in
specie to their credit in the State Bank more
than there now IS Cost. Pat.
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SYMPTOMS or TREAs3ng.

received the following iclter from Thomas
Shore Esq Post-Niaster Of Petersburg. On
the extraordinary letter OF times Rot and
the extract from the GeolT, etown Federal
Republican, published il tt Coan~c 5icut
Spectator, ! snail make a few tauiark. in the
next Courier ieteT55lTc Cmi71er
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NOTICE.

~. T. use WHO ha. claims against t,,e estate ocS,
4 mtei Pleasants, decd, desired TO br,us them
'or7vari properly authenticated tor settlement AID
thoee ~'o ricic requested to- come for~s,,l
s pay their res'eete hSlancs il is wished {, set
tie said estate soon as puszIiie
OEBOR.1TtP ~. PLE4S9JVTS.
november 26. #
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JWJSIIp'OEIHN

EgC', term ofho,n four o seven years, consider.
3 able nurahcrS
.N'FGPO BOTS .R.N'D GKRLS.
The bnys from 10 - yess old, ~ the Girls fiyn, tn u
gfsrs Where a,y ore pers'n has or 10 should
no o. icct tsking an old or old woman with
them atavery low icc act guardian TO the yonn
ones, ard de- sone iight work.
WV. ANDERSON.
Oc'nbcr q. vf
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q O. se sane day that the above sic takes n,,ee
AT tcneeS that Plantation will be rented Tor t. en-
SUNG year. other in body in convenient s,,cel,
E,nd 90 tne same day OF the aove sIe a, ct,;poaks
una, 'oaoe pianat'on, Containing abuat 400 acres,
will also pc rented for the ensuing y..a,-
November 81 tr,-
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VALUABLE FARMING i-aVIF.

IAteF7 INV ~ ExA ~
sTot ohi'c--fh- Subscribers are authorised h.-
var. John tjohnson, IN disuuse OF the resiiuc q
~. ms iIus' containing ;io1t 40 aere;, purchased Ly
MIR The ias IL. Pro'yer anil yin. b, tss-n tbe E,oL
turnpike, ar' ,he Otton north fi,rk of h, BROKE
hln' including Part Of chat handsome grove n-arIy
opposite TO captain Shepparis This land as is k,owr
10 t.os~ acqulted with it, well adapted TO iarnin
we'll uinhcred and watered and has some bc,p;e:j
sces tor h'tinc part It's SIC miles fro,a tl,
cty. u will he sold together, ncuIng the PAPER and
"1st ''d'', or divided ia parcels may he desired by
I.'rohasers We Will receve in payment public o.
sury bills, stock Of the United STAGES, or cit,.r or the
BANKS :" Virginia; or in part, wcuIi take house and
teneroent in Ibis cit.
II the above property ;sn1t disposed of before the
18th OF this month i, win tl.er he offered =, Pub.c
Auction. -'fonc'g'e, ifobi,sson s. lleosar.s,
Aue'ty-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
ROLLCW GLASS WARE.

COMPRISING shop frni'uTe for the purposes Of Drug.
gls, lnnhers Of il sizes. Spirit Proofs, Pitchers. bin.
and white C'ucts, Lamps, amp Saies Laiap Glasses
S.c--1le goods to b. delirord ~ Eic,mo4i and ary
other town IN Che State Of Virginia, At the Na,ufactory
pr'ces tostsler with expenses trrneporttiion Sc
ANDREW SMITH.
Ca,y Street,, opposite tic Eatle-Tayern
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AND
LOtEaS OF LITERATURE.
~ icsday the 18Th Of December oext win be
2rLtS, IN ic city ! Richmond, al fke I'HsCN'JLNIr
,IL1IERLfi,S and STOCK ~ Y'RQOE. OF
samuel PleasaIts deceased, lat printer Of that pauer
nciunnE the establishment ITSELF and an nleot
Tor printing books and pamphlets, supported y nune-
rOiIS SUBSCRIBERS; large impression. parity in the
shecis an partly bound Of new edition of the Is, IL
"a Volumes and supplement 20 the 81 volume of the
Revised Code OF Laws and also o. the Ist d. ST. Ala
and Sta volumes of the Statutes at LARGE OF tb, Com
monwealtl. o Virginia together with the ooov ,Iei Of
both these lnportan; wo.ksto each of Which, the
nuraoer osbsrihcr5 IS considerable aud the continuci
pat' 80 OF the Legislature may BIZ EXPECT 49,
q. 10 'ln@ time aad place Continuing the sale from
day 70 jay. untii completely
WILL BIZ SOLD
& I.e2GE COGLECPIOE' OF
VALUABLE BOOKS
~ eyer department; Of SCIENCE particularly ia Law e
me.:l@nP and nj Religious Subjects
lie neXtd1y, viii be sold, 81 public auction Of the
late dwelling house Of Samuel Peasants on Shocko
Hill. al his
HOUSFH0LD PURNITUPE MD
PERISH.HBLE PROPERTY.
SIX, twelve ard eighteen months credit will be aIJes
e. o' s'i sums exceeding one hundred nllars The
purchasers giving notes with approved enaorsers nego-
TABLE Al either o. the Banks Of Virginia.
DEBORAH w PEASANTS.
.4diar. Of Samuel I'leasaafs
deceased
y. b.--lhe-ai large quantity Of new Tyl,e aud
Paper, jGst received, which will lie sold at the same
Time and .'lace, for cash
WI, o., D.w.P.
November % ids