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Brown AMI suite, on Saturday morning last,
IN the brig Niagara, in days from Detroit,
having touched n day at Erie on the pas
sarc. Among the passengers, we observe
CO. r. Jones and Major d. Frazier. Aids
tothe Mai. Gen. Col. l.. Jenkens. Q. M.
G. Mai. s. Brown. ID. ON. 6. Dr.. Lowell.
II. S. &c. A national salute was fred. on
landing of the General.
By this arrival, we learn, that the affairs
ofthe west assume very pacific aspect.
The North Western Indians, among whom
appeared the celebrated Prophet, brother
of Tecumsch. have assembled ct Detroit,
and-have met our commissioners. Generals
Harrison and Mc'Arthur, and Mr.. Ora
ham, with sincere desire OF planting the
tomahawk and we have every reason to
believe, that ere this, m advantageous trea-
* has been signed. We hail this event,
in connection with commercial arrane-
ment with Great Britain, as u happy omen
for the future growth and prosperity of the
western country. 1t peace with the ma
tves, the hardy sons 81 the east will pros
trate the towering forests, and make the
wilderness of the west, blossom as the
rose.
The pacifcation with &c Indians, will
he very advantageous to our western MGR
chants and traders, as the furs and peltry
of the extensive country above Detroit,
will be principally brought in and bartered
at that market which viii certainly en-
nance their business. in being enabled to
make a handsome profit Oh the return car
goes.
Detroit is now garrisoned by IL or 1900
men, under command OF General Miller.
Maior-General Macomb is shortly expect
CD at Detroit. when he will assume COM
mand.
Mackiuaw is represented as one &C the
strongest places In the western country;
and is now garrisoncd by 400 troops, under
command of Colonel Chambers.
On account of the l1teness OF the season,
and the deficiency of provisions in the al
vanced depots, it has been determined TO
omit re-est ,blishing Fort Dearborn, at Chi
cage, until another year.
The troops are represented to be in a
fine state OF health and discipline.
On the 7ch $50 troops, of the new third,
embarked at Erie for Detroit. During
the embarkation, six soldiers were drowa-
ed
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iFHN@nStoH. 'Sept. 23.--iohn Graham, ESQ. ore
. the COMMISSIONERS appointed TO treat with The
{'"the'n indians, arrived in this city. "a. Tues.
cay, w"h Treaty, signed at Spring Wells, ON
~, ne ON INST "y the Conamissnersa aud the Chiefs OF
:'li ne 1bcs with wi'ic! they we're AUTHORISED, TO
treat The Treaty is entirely Satisfactory, we learn,
and Stimulates ior the faithful performance Of all pre-,
=, Lord burghersh, WIN IL appointed Afisisfer to
.le Cniei states, IS, VIC believe, young man, not
thirty years age lie acted in a,of;csI c.,. .;*.
recendy on the Continent. He is man If hirb
FANNY connections, lis be level, to which circ,,n,.
stance probably he owes his high appointment.
Nat. IH.
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sand banks OF the rivers. Out Of twenty
vessels at Ocracock bar, but one escaped
the fury OF the storm. In the Chesapeake
and Delaware several vessels have been
driven ashore or lost, and some of their
crews drowned. The gale appears, how
ever, Co have been less severe to the north
yet the ocean i'll that quarter is covered
with wrecks and other articles which de-
note the loss ofife. Il may reasonably be pre-
sumed that the late stormy wcatherhas con-
signed some thousands OF human bcings TO
watcry tomb. It's effects have not been con-
fined alone to that part OF the ocean which
laves the American continent. They extend
ed over several degrees to the eastward *
the ruins OF houses, plantations and salt
works remain a melancholy memorial of
their visit to the Bahama Group.
SavannaH Republican,.
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FAITH OF KINGS.

Never has any nation been more guIled
and abused than that of France. Every
art was employed to put them off their
guard; 10 disarm their opposition and
10 let the stranger into their gates After
these articles had SD ceeded, every iniu-
ry has been done, every insult offered,
which could wound the feelings OF a nation.
Large armies of foreign mercenaries"
have been quartered" among them their
towns have ben piliageI their fine
country overrun by despotic officers tri..
butte inflicted upon them under the name of
acquisitions their King reduced to a sha-
dow, and themselves sunk into the slaves
OF foreigners. While they are thus stript
OF money, goods, their independence, aud
glory, these wretches heve not even the
privilege Of complaining of their wrongs
What is worse they do not even know
when their miSfOTtunes are to end.
The confederate Kings made the fairest
promises !! They pledged their royal words,
that Bonaparte was the only one whom
they wished to remove that they had
no other end in view they disclaimed the
Intention OF debating ruler to France :;
they took care to distinguish the people
from tine army, avow d that il was the ar
my only who had supported the Usu1,ier
IT they would not assist him, but only re-
main neutral in the contest, their fields,
their houses, every thing which belonged
to them, would be duly respected. The
British ministers were so squeamish that
;hey would not sign the Treaty of Vienna
until they had annexed an article, disclaiminp
all intention Of debating ruler to France.
Prince Metternich, on the part Of Austria,
gave it the same Conditional ratification
Ali the pacers, Proclamattons, Orders, Ad-
dresses of al the Allied Commanders.
breathed the same spirit ruin TO Bona
parte, bat security to the neohIe.
Bonaparte, however, was put hors de
COMBAT the army, it is true, helped him at
Waterloo, bnC the people, whom they have
always distinguished from the troops, have
since done nothing, for him or against them.
he usurper thus down, and the people
thus inactive, what was to have been cx-
pected That the confederate kings
would have been " as good as their word"
that they would have left the French to
choose their own ruler, without making a.
NY stir in favor of the Bourbon at ali o.
vents ii they were determined 10 put him
around the necks of the Frenchmen. that
they would have been content with this
proof OF subiugation, without adding TO it
any cant 1nments or acquisitions, OF their
own.--Fs fact is however otherwise. And
the French after seeing themselves trick
ed outoi their strong holds, their cities, their
arms. their privilege Of choosing their own
rulers arc now the victims Of Che promis-
es Of kings.
These kings, Ike the perfdicus Robbcr,
who makes use Of the iairest prof ssions 60
get into your house but the moment he
enters, claps the pistol TO your breast, and
demands, Your money, sir :"
Is there to be no conclusion to this scene ?
The last accounts, which reach US from
that Country, inform Us that these opprcssi-
on5 arc not % &c Tor r season only, but for
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CnAnLEsroN. Senten,hcr n

Oar domestic and commercial advices are rather
distressing than otherwise. Our ports are crowd
cd, but every vessel tat arrives has suffered more
OF less from the late The following extract
from a letter with which we have been politely Ia
vorcd, has gwen us intelligence ofthe ORLEANS,
OF whose tate we had some sal prcsages.
Ea'tract ofa letter from, Capt S;las p. Tail. Of
the brig Orleans, 10 the oTvaer an Mis CITY.
3gAUFo1T, y. e. Septc fnber :.
I" | have just ed here after gale, in which
we lost all sails, spars aud rigging, except main
uIast and tiy-sails We nearly upset three DIFF
fs'cnt tiaes.-Some at the cargo has been stel
and damaged considerably. The beach here IS
s.i's'redIe'M greeks, gods AID decd los. ia
the gaze"
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hUt1an7, ac<o,lag :, "a lc,.sr from thence, 2
have beef, pr li5.s ..'1. - Glc 18Th inst.
Olt Of nineteen ycssell m'ae. are attached 20 the
Mediterranean sinslroo, oaly two were h'it heare
lie war
The merchants a1' men og blHncss IN 'i'fDy, "a
the number OF i2o, have resolved, ''not - gise Gus.
rency or to circulate any bills va clange, except
the ist day nf October KIT ard have reeOm-
mended their example To the citizens generally.
Commodore BUmsy.-'I'he Innlan Star, % .u-
" IS, eontaias the following paragraph respecting
this brave officer:
Commodore Bai7iPy has arrived ut Plymouth
with dispatch IS fem America he IS detained by
tie .2lea o6Icc.'
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"cod helps them dat help tle.nseIyes.o


Soon after the close OF the Revolutionary War
the British Government imposed heavy duties on
Indig0, the produce OF the u. States
This led the gooi people Of Georgia and Carroll
ma 20 cultivate Cotton-l'hs precious vegetable
which DIR. Darwin prOpheeied, would ore day cothe
the greatest part ofthe human race, had been for
long time cultivated in the gGrdens Of the South
and the jeaO'isy Of Britain forced the industrious
people Of that part Of the great family the Uni
ted otates TO cultivate il IN their fcs The tru "
astonishing result is well known here, and in Eu-
rope.
The monopolizrg spirit Of Brit.i1, raised the
price OF SpFa--tlis led the entcrprizing citizens
Of The South 10 the discovery thst they can make
SUGAR. la considerable part ofGeorgia, Slgar
can be nude as ,OeN ug Cofton and il will lie soon
proved, that we can doas well without the British
Sugar Islands, 20 they can without us Lori Shcl.
fields theories to the contrary notwithstanding.
DIVINE Providence has indeed, placed within our
re0ch, al things necessary for Life, and G0liHcss
and Frce'iom, AMI Lndsben.letce b;lt VIC must
reach. "Tell the Children Of Israel that they go
forward" sail Moses, at the Red Sea; and the &C.,
liment OF Poor Richard Is the same "tiod helps
them that help themselves" II there be in Hislc.
~ afew cyceftious to this truth, let it I've remcm-
bred that exceptions prove the truth of the gene
ITl rule. I.Naf. Aael
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Is hercbN 49,.

~ - ~ IS heTcOy gtVeh,
FANlAI petition viii &c presented 10 tie next
y General assembly, praying that an get NAV
pass 10 Incorporate Company 10 improve the n9-
ysato oi james River, from Rockets up 70 Col.
John Nsyo's Erige. BY CnsI for the sdri.s:on
ofyesscls, and boat navigation W Shockoe Crc,l,
sud through the Falls IS high Up The River as He.-
vhera Island, cte. September -----gw
DISSOLUIJCN Of P.ERT.Nh iISHIT5.
yEVdE 6roo Is Carr SeGca e Ia is Tho ,isy di,-
+ solgd by mutual conssnt Az G.osc hagiar
clams again't the concern, viii appiy 10 ID. WHsc-.
Who ia anghOrt-el, and viii pay the same, and a.
receive az the debts due TO The concern.
DAVID WILSON,
CiET SEL3EN
Aasas.s. s5@
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Il NOUSE - TOT

Il IOUGH y LOT,
f IN Mari n Hin, For Sae.-Wi he cold o.,
W The highest bidder, at the Afersharts' Con-,
House, on Monday next, at IT o'clock in The mo-,
ins' Lot No IS, at Marion liil, containing two A.
cFcs; hs i"t has been highly msrlireI, and "a
"ca'iy tncio'ed Nth paling IA front, and dteleG
with waited fence on iwo sid.s
There Is on this Lot new Bick House. Iy
=, feet, n My iiuiohed, two stories high. ~,
cellars above ground, which IS divide Rio ,,o
'enemen's, Chat arc nov rented at 500 Per an
n credit Of and moat'.s viii be allowed ~.
t"o-thiirs OF tl'@ P"r base money, Ton necoti,bie
notes, and the other tl,irl t. be pad il oae,,.
by orde' 81 ne Proprietor.
ms. N LTNCH, .7ycrr.
exhibited nj tie sale ''' TX
Sonic rp i.r
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DOEION OUNllgY0ll.-N-.- UeTlI7-L

,UOtIOH DUHUISSO.N, DeTfE
A RRIVED here from Philsd lplia. bae,bs tor
"a or to th rm the people, that be viii rr.,ee.
Tor lc" wee 49, a. the hDusi 81 Mrs. kelso. min
street where fc will be happy to receive die CON-
m"nds OF TIM 'h1 my please tn favor him vj,,t
Meir pIttO1aEe.
teeth; cts sttWt tho.c inclilod n any dirert,,s
mases aud places artificial ONES, whole set rr eet,.
w't' s'ch cara thet they sce.o natural litcw;.e
trNspints natural teeth he also cures III diseoses
o. TIC gums, and restores chem 10 ther wonted e.
las csty.
lie has very good tcoth powder, opste and eIif
ir icr pr. serving the gums he may he consulted
OF h5 lodglnsirom 4. n ii ;, AMI lid, sired. NJ,
Iee1d' t'e commands Of ladies and geoucpen, az
uieir houses. ~
September 50. aga,
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FALL GOODS.
EETlLLIAM GiLLtAi' daily expects to receive
w by the infia. Chisl, and o;lisr arrivals from
london, a general and handsome assortment of
oOOoS, suitable for the present and approaching
season. which have been selected expressly for this
market loT cash lie has now on hand an assort.
ment Of Wooiens, &c. received by the C.n,nn.
from Liverpool, hch he oilers for sale on The
most reasonable terms, at Ms store on the street
lad'nS from the Farmers Bunk to SL5csoe Ware
house
Sent mbcr 60 A9tr
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NOTICE -'

4 Petition vii be presented to ilic next General
-. Assembly "f Virginia, praying for the pms
sage OF law authorizing the paymtst CT The mon,
Tor which the land of which Samuel Walden, deed
died siczed, be paid TO the subscriber
JOHN ~. WALKER
September So. IS vim
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VIII ~ .yOLO.

An Monday the lith dsy oi December next. Or
~ tine late residence OF LOUIS TrueLesrt j.,
iianoyer County, nesr Ire Meadow Bridges and 6
miles from the City of Richmond, b, tween tL;rt,
anu forty negroes, as GSe!yas any in the State. 4
nonsst TIE EuuOer, there is an excellent Aa-,
COX, male All female house servants abo,, 400
barrels Corr, FO!der and Si.aess a parcel &C I.oI.
It'e Aiuies, Household aud Kitchen Furi,,ure,
plantation Utensils, &e
1 he Negroes viii be sod low, for cash, withou
'eselve---A credit OF SIX tbs will b. given IN
the other artcle9, the purchasers giving bond v;tI
approved security to carry interest from the dali, 4
not punctusliy psd
All persons having CHAINS against the es.ate If r.
liuehearl, are directed to bring them forward iu,-
mcdiatey. '"-
il. TRUEllEART.
GEO. w. TRUEHEART
September so. as wiz
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~! szN !@sSk SO
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.

PonT or Richmond, VA
ENTERED.
Sept. 27-f,iig Rolla, Alan proyii,ncs
2}-Belsian tialiot regina, QufIen. n BEDFORD
IN b.ilg7i--r0niisEs! 10 I Ellai! y ilcr
CLEARED
sept. 27--Sehr. Three Brothers, Lilly, N,.Nburypor,
(a7 65Es. four, 5000 6u coal.
sloop Polly, Hanrn, Ncw-YorS
~. - - (25c0 5isdeis coal.
Dup tiih " I onher- Dublin
i2ti IDS. tobacco. $1,000 -'G-.f, 2257 los. r0-fon
., 2!oP hrSt Broti'ers DouSdIy, Now-YorlI
cling seaman, btIeiict, Falmouth (E.)
scAr Bet'ey, Hasan, Bo.on
1880 btsIsle co0L,
Resolution, Coles, Wilmington. NJ c.
1850 bushsks roq.
<, Paul liewtte, Mark Warner. Phila
f+Oo oaTc flour, rs hCgsecs 0Hd hers foJrso eS 5rr
IJOH, 70 6l1dlss sc7Ies.
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NOTICE. ouL Land For Sac

NOTICtr-CoaL LdRd F0r Sac
NY Virtue OF a Trust Deed executed to
the Suhscrbe rs csrHe1s D.ek. fr the purpose or
rlng il1 mUuis tacrchy intended b. secilrr 9lI b.
so 90 aatir!ly the tventyff day Of November nest; AZ
the Be laNcTn ~ tr city Of Richmond ~ conformity 70
an aga Of te General ass mly, pass TIE shdayoi No
ymts 1914, enitled An aet conccrginr o1cculng ard
for purpose Stty cres y Cooi Lard Iy,g IN IA.
county Of Chesterfield. the south slc Of Fa,iu & m X
@DGnns the lands cf de estate Of Alar;iu pllsy icc,n
M. william woodbridge, md the cO larp Of t. Msssr,
HhcyS-ne undsidtd wertctls Of 50 - acr, of ,e,l
Lan1 lying - TIC same county and feicbourhooi on tie
csfNde Of Falling Creek aud commonly knosi by the name
81 NE Union Col fits-rd undivided .;Nte.lti, of
tract OF coal Land, coutang acres, ia The same c,rn
wirton Mr. Jorl Ciyli ,t 'dv commonly known hy nc
Maine of Buck * Cunii,'s Goal Pits.
R0jcrt Graham
Jaass ~. UHyGee, { trustees
Srp'emhr n. 17--,ye,v
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rnfron'e ronnTspovnrvcr

81 Lo1'is, .lgrusf S.--There is but little proba-
hility Of peace being established between the Uni
Ted States, and all the lndiau tribes IN this quorer
The Sacs and Foxes, il Is alnost certain refuse ~
treat An Indian war may DC looked fUr in tbs
quarter, and hope government vii! take Gca-
surcs 20 prosecute Il with vigor. For myVart,
think It rather fortunate Dian otherwiIc, thsf VIC
shall he compelled " enter the lists with the ln
dams here. They were 60 much in The habit oftr-
umphing over US during the late war, that they 10.
solutiY look with contempt on our mower. To
make lasting peace with them, therefore, It will
be necessary first to JacssOEi=s them. TI5.
ESpo9taGon q suSa- from Martinique, in S1geign
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y.5Ln.gyLg pROoERrY

am the Richmond 1urnpil,e road, fer SAL, Z.
! = Public Anc;ior, without limitation.
The Subscriber viii ohier fur sale, on the prcm-
ises, Saturday, the 2il int 80 Acres OF Land,
.aid nf in lots To s,,it purchasers.
100 OF this land lies within three miles of
Tie city, ana the residue within -four miles, Three
iourths OF the land is in WOOD and affords many ell
lgbie situations for building.
The sale will b. conducted by Mr.. James H.
Lynch, and viii commence al II o'clock A.. NJ.
\ credit OF ), ani 10 months, viii he allowed
TIE purchasers. upon their giving negotiable notes,
with deeds OF trust Ia secure the payments.
EDWARD G. DAVIS.
POSTPO .N'ELil.N'T.
In curNcquence of the severe Illness of the pro-
prietor OF the above property tie SAFE Is postDg.
ned, until Friday, the 9Th October, when it uil
positively take place the promises a; II o'clock.
J.2.iiES H. LYVNCH.
Septei-hcr So. a5-tds
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: 2 AN-A WAY, from the SubscIbIr =, N Va 1-.7,
: q the @5ih inst Negro .noses-iIe is abont
his complexion is incIined to be brown ti,. :,
otherwre, With short wooIly hair, which is cut in
Ridge or Crest, from his forehead across the to-,
OF his head; has large eyes, the whites Of which
she" much, vide mouth, with lhick poutne lips, his
fore teeth rather wild Il apart than is usual b.d
ON when lac went of, an oznaburgs shirt and ove,-
ais wore away leather apron, such as BIact
smiihs nsu;it, wear, hut without slo. oi. hat he
can strife toleiabiy well at the smiths business,
but lis''aes work of any kind has very sI,vnuI
appearance, and can hardly be keptfom the fits. #
1t 1t Is IN the least cold susp nc will ate,nnt
to pass fora free Lad, AM 40 suc ends.vor IN inv
pose himself upon some Master Of a Vessel. no .
Cook, either Ia this place or at Rock ett's Land no
where have some suspicion lac may 60. as le lac.
~ ma1esuch attempt in which he was tetec,as
should he offer himself to any sucl, they are re-
q1esteG to step him, sud commit hin to isil, 70.
which will pay reward, CT a &C Dollars
Al persons are forwarned not EN- 10y or con.
vey the said Lad away at thcir p.rl
JCH.N' q. FENLSVON.
PETERSBURG, September 80 ~ 81
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coN,vECTYcUT ELECTION,

Svhich took t,lace on Monday last, so far
as 7ve kave heard, Produced conSidera-
bic increase J'refiu6HcGn Uofca and retire
SenfatiUeS. In .Nezu London county. qDhich
consists Of IS TOWNS and sends IS Numbers
TO The assembly. IS REPUBLICANS and Z. fed
erahSts are elected. TIE same ererfions
,vere used in al farts oj'tAe state. In the
city Of .Nezv- London, after being number
ofycars IN the minority, the REPUBLICANS
succeeded ON tie 11th ballot, ia ezecting
Mr.. Manvaring their old candidate, a
gainst Mr.. Gtriey, iate clerk ofthe HouSe,
but lost their other member after a tie, al
O'Clock at night. Judge Perkins. late
sfeaker, declined the contest and the 0c-
sembiy gvN haze to choose Il xcgv stcaker
and clerk.
Stonington has elected t7vo republican
delegates, Uiz. HleSsrS. jVilfam RazdaN
and limos Dennison, 6V a majority Of d
bout 100 O0teS. IN. Y. Columbian.
According to an official advertisements
IN the western papers, it appears that all
rhe pub ic lands Ito which the Indian title
us eXtingu shed) in that part of the II SIS s.
sippi Territory which lies west of Pearl
River, are to be exposed to publ sale at
Washington, in the Mississippi Territory,
on the sccond Tuesday in next month.
This sale, which Will probably continue
many days, affords an opportunity not to he
n elected by those who arc DESTROYS 10 hold
lands in that Country.-T. Nat Int
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CoNTnAsr-Wh Lord Wellington he'd 50 pre-
cipitately from Paris ION the landing of Bonaparte
at Canncs) t. leave his magnificent plate, crystal
pictures and lousehold furniture packed up in his
hotel the Duke ol Vicenza placed guard on these
valnables, sent tiisn TO the nearest port, whence
vessel, fitted cut at the expence OF the French 20
vernmcnt, carried them to London, with letter to
Wellington conveyed by CauIncourt's maitre d'lio-
tel.--Agan: when the Dixie OF !lngouleme was
male prisoner in the South Of France, he was se-
nerousiy allowed TO take several millions of francs
with him 20 England. But when Bonaparte srrren-
dcrs to g. the most generous of his enemies" she
plHDders him as the wreekers of Cornwall strip
wreck on theircoast .Nev-For's Columbian.
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F.lLU.9BLE I.1TER.Nr FOX ST. ~
FsNdE Tavern at Nottoway Court louise, with
( one lunJ,ei acres If Ianh attached 10 tl,g;j
he sold, TO The ighes, bidder, on Thursday the "a
Of November next, it being NoitoNay coi,it.,sy.-
The terms viii he made known Oh the day. and
possession may DC had Immediately after The sa,e
GlYO1E-3S yFsELLG.
September so. 43 wis
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NJ q r. n d

" Q T Q Y.
FESHAF, BY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed
Z 10 mel by William Snort, t secure thu s,,o,
oil 40, with legal interest from the ist day Of SEN
tember, 1899, due to Mrs Polly Gay, and az tl,e
Joint request Of the parties aGpesail, IsI.ai,. on
"Wednesday, iith October ensuing, expos. to sale,
ny Public Auction, upon the premises, To the hirh-
cat BIDDER, upon credit agrceably to the regtla-
tons of the Act ofAssebly, respecting executons.
&c. one hundred and sixty eight Acres Of Land. ~
ing in the eoanty of Chesterfield, upon Falline-
Creek five miles from Manchester, and being the
same Tract Of La.d which was nnrcbase,; Il. The
said Short On Henry Randolph, or so much ,ber, of
rs may he sufficient TO satisfy the debt and int rest
aforesaid, together with the costs and charges Of
executing this rus'.
ARCHIBALD FARMER, Trustee.
Seuie n,hsr so As c.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30
ALnEMARI.E LANDS FOX SALE.

ALREMAR ~ LANDS FOX SALE
~ virtue OF - Decree of the Worsi.ifiul Court
n Of AlbeDarle County wifi be sold, to the high.
est bidder, on Tuesday the thirty-rst day or o.
tchei next (ffiii not the next fr clay) on .hu-
premises, between 6 and700acres o. land, lying in
The aor said county, belonging to tho estate Of VIM
Itobertspn, deed. bounded by the lands Of Games
7. Cooke and James Walker and others
The Subscriber deems "a minute description of
this land unnecessary presumag that those disposed:
to purchase, Will first view tie premises. Suffice
u to say, that il has on tia sutfciency of timber is
"S'i adariod 20 the cu'ture Of Corn, Wheat, CIo-
yer, and Tobacco and lies in ofthe most gen.
teei neighbnrsoods in the county, within two miles
nj an excellent administering Mill, twelve miles
Of Warren, ard the same distance Cf SCOTS Fer
~, m James River.
This Land III be sold on credit Of three. fo:,t.
and Eve years, subject 20 the dover of Mrs. Roh.
ertscn, who, SIN authorized to saw, will ,li.puse
OF her 'ishf, on eGuirab.e terms Bond, with ~
eNceptioab!e security, vii! be required OF the pur-
chaser
JOHN II. STEGER, E1ec,ttor