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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-22
WASHING roH, Feb.
JAMES MADISON,

PrestieHt 9fthe UateR States Of .En.sticq
10 AL and singular to whom these presents
shall come, Greeting:
WHEREAS a Treaty ut Peace and A,niiv between
The United States of America, and hls Britannia Ma
Jcsty, was signed Client, on the sy Of
December, Gre tho'sAod eight hundred and foateea,
oy ficnpotentSriea respectively appointed for that
purpose and the said treaty hating Lsco, b. end
with the advice and ccnsenl Of the Senate of IL. a
TED 5tstes, dniy accepted, ratified and confirmed on
The seventeenth day Of February one .housand eight
banfre' aud 6fecn; and raifeJ copies thereof In.
vsheeu exchanged aSceaby to the tenor Of iLe saa.
ires'y, ~lGc5 Is ~ the work. following, to wit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-22
TIVE TRz5Ty or PEJcE.

Outbe subject OF the Treaty ofFeace, no
ching yet is publicly known. From indica-
lions, however. rot 20 be mistaken, we gath
CT the fact that f.e Treaty Of Peace between
the U States and G. Britain, has been 4nani-
7nonslp ratified by the Senate.
The peace has not yet been proclaimed oy
the Executive, owing as we have reason to
believe, to the non-arrivai of the British a.
gent, Mn. BAKER, who is the bearer os the
ratification by the Prince Regent which, it
is said, BY an article of the Treaty, is to be
exchanged for the ratification Of the Presi-
dent before the treaty can take effect.
We cannot conceive what can SO long have
DELAYED the arrival of Mr. Baker, to whom
is confded so important charge, al the seat
Of government. IT,
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British forces upon that place-Referred to
the committee of clains.
or. Ehhes from the committee of Ways s,
Means, made report adverse to Changing
he limits of Certain internal duty collection
districts; which was read.
On motion al Mr.. Wright,
Resotved, That the committee Of Mill
sary Affairs be instructed 70 enquire whcth
CT any regulations in the army are ncceSsa.
ry TO theic better Accommodation and COM
fort.
The House resumed the consideration of
Mr.. 1acksou's bill providing for clothing the
rniliti, in the service Of the y. States which
was amended, and then ordered to be enSross-
cd for 8, reading.
The engrossea bill TO authorize the is
suing OF Treasury Notes tor tie service of
the year 1913, was read q third tiase * pas
sed
The bill from the Senate :" in addition to
the act to n suiate the laying ont G making a
road from Cumberi,pd, in the state of Mary
land, to the state Of Ohio" passed through
committee Of the whole, where it was amen
ded by striking out hundred thonscna
dollars Che additional sum appropriately *
Inserting, fccnfy thousand.
The question on consuming in this amend-
Inent, was decided by yeas and nays, & stood
as follows: yeas 81, nays 70.
othe amendment was rejected.
And the bill was ordered 10 4 third rca-
ding and was then read a third time and
passed.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 10.
We will not mock the feelings of ou, rca-
ders at this moment By any diffuse comment
on the eXhrating News the last eight ard
forty hours nave announced to us.--Vc Will
only say
Americans, Rejoice
For that by the unsurpassed exploits of
your Army and Navy, and the cousumn,ate
wisdom OF your statesmen, you have achiev-
ed an honorable peace with one of the most
powerful nations on the globe, with whom you
were at war
Republicans, Rejoice
For that the men of your heart, those
virtuous patriots whom you have cherished
IS The apple your eye, have conducted you
through a glorious contest, under every dis
advantage, to an honorable peace, with a
powerful and arrogant enemy.
Federaists, R-joice
For that your opposition has been una
yailiaS in checking the measures of your go
vernrtlent; and tbat your Hartford Conven-
lions, yody plots and countcr-plots have
NOT arrested the march OF the Re-
public to the heights OF Fame and Clio
~.
Rejoice, all Men, OF whatever Party We
be
For that while the esfnsion OF blood is
STAYED, and the blessings of peace restored to
our beloved land, your country proudly ex-
allied among the Nations of the Earth, BY her
success in an honorable struggle, commenced
In s.lf-defence, and terminating in recogni-
g.o-. &C the i!ssics oS her cause. -N>,s. Fss.
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IAMES MADISON.
President qfthe United States Of .fnterica
To all and singular to whom These presents
shall come greeting:

W.IEREAs certain articles of agreement and capitu-
lation were made and conei'red on the NTH day Of
August in the wear Of Lori thousand eis4t
hundred and fourteen, between Major General An
drew Jackson, in the Of the President ofthe u
neG States of America; for and in behalf OK the sal,
u;te States, and the chiefs deputies aad warriors OF
,een aud considered tie same, and, l,y and with
the advice anil otthe Senate OF tie II States,
Iiy ratified and confirmed the said articles OF agree
ent capltniaucs which are in the words following,
IL wit
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ARTIctE IN sEYrNrr-

IL Is further agreed that the said two lac,
mentioned Commissioners, after they shall
nave executed t're sutics assigned 10 thcrn in
the preceding article, shalt BE-, ard they arr.
helrhy authorised. upon their oashs lrDartj-
"ly 60 f% ana de ernnne, according To the
trus intent of the eeid Treaty of Taar. ~
one thousand seven hsndrcd and eighty
three, that part % the boundary between the
doni'ni0Gs Of "a, iwo powers. which e.fends
from c.ac " ter G. mrunication betyscs,, lake
Euro y md lake superior. t. Tic most worth
weS.ifn foilt Of ihe Lake u ide Woods, "a
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No~, therefore, to the end that the said
Treaty oi Peace 6 AU1ity may be observed
Nth good faith, On the part Of the United
States. l. James Madison, President as a.
foresaid, have caused the premises to be
made public; and / TO hereby epioin ALI.
persons hearing Office civil Or n'ljtsrg, WITH
or inhabitants thereof, or being within the
same, faithfully to observe and fulfil the said
Treaty and every clause and article thereof
In testimony whereof, have caused
C;egiS the seal OF the United States TO be
~ affixed to these pres nts; and signed
the same with my hand.
Do'Ie ~ The City OF Washington, this eighteenth dav
OF febfuT IN The year ri ohr5orl. one tbo,ssnT
egm imadred and dfteer, and Of the sogct,,in,vsnJ
independence ofthe Unit,d States The dirty.ninth
JAMES MADISON.
BY the President,
JANIS MONROE, Acftng Secru o. SIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

On Sunday last, ths t5th inst. the New Protest
ant Epi;co2s Church OF St Georges Parish, in the
town, VAS c1nsecraled and dedicated II the service
OF Almighty God, by the Night Reverend Bishop
M0oRS, assisted b. the iey. Sir. AicGui, (Aiiais.
ter 81 tie pNishl aid the Rev. Air. Has Icy, oi
Cu.peper-5nd divine service was performed there
IN tor The FIRST sine
the occasion brought together larger congre-
Saton 'iin Wa ever Witnessed IN th's place. ~
oosi sixty persons Were confirmed aod th- Hciy
Sacrament osths tHri's Suppec WAS administered
% more thSn one hlnlrcd communicates.
IA The iClloWis gd.y, some 81 the Pews were
eNPosedior saie In tie highest bidder, aad we're
OruSht up Hith the u est. st aVidtN, AZ prc tar
exc, e'linS the calculations Of any Oac.--Ihc wholc
number sold was -, v hich brought tSiOT SO-ay-
erasng ZIG dolls. each. The hgaest price given
was SIS dolls. and tie lowe.t 155 dolls The sun
pra'iSced by .hc Sole Of this pslT being sufficient Tor
sil toe present Expenditures If the 5udGug the re-
mantle were reserved 10 % rented, o. .Or other
purposes. The hole o. the spacious galler- $ are
unSo'd, and are Tor the present fee fer die use ui
any who viii visit the church.
4 be 0u,dcNpn o! this chu.ch vas laib ahout IS
mon'es since, upon the sCitc where the old Eris-
c'pd Church stood. which having become dccayed,
was taken DOM The interruption which every
occupation experienced Wbde ne enemy was - oar
neigibo;hood - ISts, has DELAYED its completion
until this tune. it % large auj commoiIaus: aid
although Il caanot y,e Viiit the spiendd AVID co,t,
plies 0i toe hcrthein cities, OF the gorgeous too
Po1A" q oar own Satei yet II Is s"sn rs 10 ch
much crcuii upon tie zeal o. its pious founders al
UPON the skill AMI ao,ive eleri0rs of Nir. JclS
MUNpELL, 90 whom tn huuor + planting the e,ii-
hce IS dgo) aat the other gentlemen assoc atsd IA
him in sup,r'i tending is erection.
His is tic second 8.ic', building that has been
reetcd IN tits town, aud dedicated 10 te seryo Of
Coz, within very few years. The first was britt
by the Presh, terrain Soci-iy The Sapti.t S7ct.t,
have also uichased an eligible or OF ground uron
which we understand they intend soon 10 erect g.
building, sut-blc for then large AMI growing co.,
g. gation These things cannot tell being gratifying
to every friend ofreision and we take much p'ca-
sure III recording them. Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

ani can sow es as much salt hetfas any man O.
boaid, though covered with hes iyum tie crown o.
h. heal 10 his lcet.
q experienced very good weather until en-.
tered the gulsnear listterss. where J nad three
days oil the most gloomy AMI ,empestuons weather.
ever experienced. On the night Of The 23d inst. be-
ins nearly on solndmgs, OIL tie Dec warc, gate
came on, anu in tw hou bioughtto under nc,hing
but our bare niaSts do It Impossible Tor canvass 70
stand the blast Without q rag set, We 10y i hours
with Our Ice iead;ng blocks in the water, and eve
ry thing indicated our gong down, rs we could not
get tie pump ivc Tor two hours q. ecsla, b.
mastering al lends and setting both puDrps 70
work, Nc tad the good ior;une to free her :
On. the sale Ass done us very considerable inj,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21
FOR Sale.

ANE Thousand Acres OF Land. Wing in
lies Of the corho,,s, a,ut die ssns iislnce fon Cal
tG@eys ironNorls, ard hity-isc mcs from Lynehbuf>
adjoining hc hns o. VIM. ~ Duswen. kss- p,. John Cab
AWAY, and otlsrThe improvements area small plantation
wsil improved, pretty good dNoirhousv, .nai g,st
inli uit hammer iAelory and in good repair in
which four b,ed wor,sins: may b. very a,ntagoosy en-
POI ~ AMI te pacc interior IN the upper country
ccet and Tie market, tor grain OF all ,l Is well AS hav
@e.'s considered equal amy IN the eoui,r,thiS lard Is
Wei elleulotcl - prccc oicco gi small griin and
Is ycaar BIZ fr oot tn,erI will sell sl7t bargain in
,s ian ard give ;, 4, five wears pa, provided
ne payments could u divided suhscrit.r
IA society in tn, igaborood j. good. and the situation
h,eitii and ec;;vect.A further description
ry a tosNNto vi-h 20 purchase viii the premises
aodsol The proprietor he absent s1plealion viii ~ made
- tetf ln ctay, who rssidesWitn s-hs of mile OF
Tue Lii- AZ WIZ sss. tc make .
JcSEf'HM IOty.NE.S.
lnd ~ ~
fraslfn csant,., S-a,c1,icr So 4s-vst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21
ADYERTISENIENr

~ virtue OF deed of trust bearing date the
- gth day of December, 1918, and ofreeorl
IN The county court OF Aibemarie, executed % tho
subscribers hy Thomas Wills and lVIhci,-,;-a his
vNe' To secure The payment Of certain Sums o. mo-.
hey que and mentioned therein to John RI Shep-
pNd, Will BE SOLD, tn the highest bidder. &c
eorli'g y law, on the premises on the 9Th dsy Of
Nosen.bsr next, Tie LOT No I, ia tie towno
Iaario,tesv1'e, with its appurtsnauces, together
WIN .Ieee 81 parcel oflsad, in the COUNT of<Al.
oeaarie, near The sail town Of Charlottesville AMI
particularly describe, in the deed aforesaid, or so
much o. sah prop rty as will he Sufficient to nay
ana SATISFY the payment in the deed mentio,ed as
becrmins Inc on the first day OF .;s,uary, 1915,
with Interest," and the costs aud cliar.es Of ex, Gu
my IN trust the subserihers heing husees onIy
and acting tnr the benefit If others, viii only COT :
Wy s'ei' title as IL them is vested BY the deed store
sId' taking no re ponsbilty Whatever ON them
selves to the title
ALEX. GARRETT, ! 1r-
JOHN VIM, 4F"'fefs.
September TO- so-w7,y.
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LAND FoR GALE.

{ ftHtS ~ the lower end ri Caroline County. 25
{ 4 miles irn'n Richmord, 42 from FredericIs =
bury, Ommeiiately en- the Stag Ready containing,
r'9 fCRFS, by - Oh survey. This Plantation
Is wei improved, with houses, orchards, SC is re-
morkohiy wei na.ere and ,he situation peculiarly
nea't1T ] eombccs Iaaly advantage, ofi-ring =
s!uarcn TOR tavern, and mechanics e different
Eads. Us also wc'l t.iabyrei with good pine and
oak, there beng about $50 acres IN woods The
sol Is ven aaptci 20 tbe culture Of corn, wheat
and tobacco, i4S, *. with clay teun,lation--
t'sht or ten hands may he employed to advantnre
possession eiycl.
The Reverend jesse Butler, who IS the present
occupant, VII shew the land t. any person wishing
to buy, and make known the terms.
JOHN G.. BURRUSS.
Gloucester County, September 81. @e-wlw
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lHOON-DlN IJFNsO, BNOK-cel!CrS aud
Statoners, al me rect kugru stand periy &c iI5
M s. Pleaaa' 6d. have constantly for sale ,au.hls
collection o Boos, IN the various d partmens Of literature
among which number Of scarce English Ecticng--
reftrci brfe,s.
they also carry on the Brdi8gBsiresy, in all is yal -.
From their pertlct acquaintance and experience. they -
iusuiabe II saying 20 III pubis, that ,htr vornaa-p
and durability.
They have provided themsel-e; with general assortment
OF &GoHcTy, and keep hand every description of Boat
#ork, such as Lcsers, Jouiaa. Dag, Cash, Lsr az h
cotoe b0uksj CcrAy Rec0fd Dfs9l. end Ht Books Rue
Dlc6fi, Execution ami fee~ Books NeHoiaG. and Sle-
lD' Bgt u. 1cInanting pu, every article in t,sir
line upo the most reasonable tern.5, Mer1anys and Clerks
Will find L 10 Their interest call them.
o. Boois ofeverY scrpon ruled and bonnd ;o-y nat
ter-Criers from town and country thankfully Reserved
: Their Farmers New Virginia ALMA
y AK viii be ready for delivery in a few days.
Ocf55er7. - -4r3zp
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ALBEMARLE LANDS FOK SAFE.

Ed virtue Of Decree Of the Worshaiul Court
3 = Of Abemsrle COanty will be sold, to the high
est bidder, on Cueslsy the tlirty-i day Of De-
iobsl next, III Fair if not the next fair day on the
premises, between and700acres Of land. lying in
the Aforesaid county, belonging TO the estate Of VIM
Robertson, decd bounded hy the lands OF james
Z. Cpebe and James Walk and others.
The Subscriber deems minute description +
this iand una cessary, presumiag that those disposed
TO purchase, wdi FIRST view rhe premises Suffice
1t % say, taf il has 0n Il efficiency Of timber, IS
wei adapted 20 the cu!lur. at Corr, Wheat, Cio-
yer, and To5acco; ami lies j., one ofthe most gene
teei ncghborools IN the county. within two mites
fan excellent Manufacturing Mil, twelve u.,es
a Warren, and Inc same distance Of SCOTS Fer
~. oa James River.
This Laui wilt be sold On credit of thrcc, four
and five years subject to t.,e dover of Hrs. Rob
euson, who, J AN authorised 20 sw, vii! di pose
OF her 'ish;, on cquilabe terms. Bpni with un-
Xceptionabie secnity, will he required OF the pur-
chaser.
JOHN H. Sr2GER, Ecscn.9r
efVm Roberison, Aec'd.
September -. ~ wtdg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

L-f,t,O IN .4LBE.,E8RLE, FOR SIZE.
sY virtue ct 8 deed OF trust, bearing
date ts i5hjay Of December 1877 anal 81 record n
tn county e9ui; o. All uar, executed tbs sussrio,rs
by Johr tzTha2n, Nancy CigfksoR, ard ic9 aIk5of
secure ie payment oga certain o. money nsuscnci ia
tbs sd dse-Wh X sodat Wits Tavern, Charlottesville,
on A0aay ne on d0Y II Nc'a5cr next ,erin tract
~ Psreloi land, confirming $50 acg, more s GIN
mS Tie lands VI george isryp'ap, and others.
S-i@UEi DER,
JOIN H-fISON.
dNDREH' HAEsT.
On The sne day, VIII be sold another ctor lard cen
tanning SS0 acres luor ~ l,s formerly belonging !.As
Cte'sen and adloiiss te larls OF CeWge Twynsn and
thers. aforesaid.
Ierns nrde ioown ON tlc DAY of sale.
Otyc6cr At-tis
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tf3l< SALE tlRyici Of L.3yNlI
Z WING in the County 4 Alben,arl.. between
, the two branches which make che N,v.nna III
yei and near their junction, ccn,,uina $50 Acres
1t IS exceedingly weii ti;obeed *, ,he best pine,
and ts description Is generally that o. good grain
It, N which there Is sooi seat ter Saw x Girls:
Nth it lies convenient 20 three good Merchant
Malls, one Of them within uiile OF it, anil there
- Navigation 90 Richmond from them all TO any
one disposed 10 purchase, the Land will he shcan
~ Mr.. Martin, at present living It, or by Mr.
~. T. Carr, in the Immediate neighborho0d, AID
the ter",s made known, or application TO tho sub.
serber, in Charlottesville.
frank carr.
September %. ll-wsm
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FILL GOODg.

TEIHLlNAi PATTERSON has received r,,rt
y and is in daily expectation of the balance Of
MS i supply among those received are the follow.
ing articles -Super!ine Saxon blue and black
e.otas' ~ ellington and Hluci,er mixtures. blue
n'Sek ard gray cassinerss, biacs, blue aud GRAY
'''sK'nets, pi4ius blankets ad Eiusk.nes, naneelS.
iethets and 5uabIzete, caliseoes, csrnbr,eks AMI
dimuies' Al and 60 .aconet, mull null and Ieno
muslin, superior null null robes with new sfyrs
~ WORK, Snghama corded and plain s,rir,, one c,.e
o' tapets consisting; OF the following colours slrqb,
purple AMI brown, wts and orange, Einperor's
eye pearl d'si', ga dr,b. pea green, white and
gray, PINK and white, chapseabie blue, ruby. scaf-
st' green punk and spotted, one case Of long lagn7.
large ana general assortment Of irish linens. rs
aud "A isl aud Russia diaper very sne. thread s.
eolton lsees, edSings, bombazne,, Wellington and
Di"coer ban umbrellas, silk stripe vest coating very
me white Msiseilles with all other colours.
Among those anticipated are-sV ellington smoke
cashmere, oeilno staws, with an elegant pair.
one case OF linen bed tek, English encra9ed CARPET,
ing, elegant heart rugs otan sizes thle elo,hsfo1
. 10 - qrs handsomely figured, !eyantnes and flo.
re"ces, sat'ins and orOntncs single. double and i.
PIE gi! buttons, white and yellow, bell and bullet
quo, oaizrs, gentlemen Sand ladies' heeey gloves
exc %e.-Ali wilch he will sell Oh mo crate terms
for cash. e'--'
T. ). Bills ON London wanted
Ocfeber ;. 47-6t
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NiU.FCE.

a PETITION viii be presented TO the
- 'ii Gener Assembly &C Virginia. PRAYING thnt an
&C, nay re ras5- 10 authorize the Trustees the Glct-
cs'f CSor,r School Ill rTasi of Ta- in tie county
o. ti!oao ter devised Ivy Nordaca Cooke ir. We're Frs
- !e sad county Oc the prrpoac O. educ;s INC poo.
chtt thor IN ALSO, tosei che Church plate bCcngii, %
A Parishes OF bns Ware Y PstNort the said co,,.
" % Sppiy the proceeds - us oiec;s o. se said CLARITY
school,
Gllrcg.ler, Anenst 90 ae-,re,n
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FAIT, GOODs

FALL GOODS.
%E|lLLIAM GiLLIAT daily expects 20 receive
" by the Indua Chief, and other arrivals from
London, general ard handsome assortment OF
GOODS, suitable Tor tine present and approaching
season, Which have been select-d expressly for dis
market, Tor cash He has nov on hand an assort
ihant OF WooIens, SO. received by tie Canton.
rom Liverpool, which he utters los sale On the
most reasonable terms, at bis store on the street
leading from tue Farmers Bank u shockos Ware
house
September So 45-,f
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the flowers or ~ ~ return fc- i' hi' Iarishp
Kept iinginy 'ie.rcrs sier anong the highly
ali drccog.s and aa,.ns scramble took place.
LsHG9f PAPER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

FsVHE Subscribers Landed Property in
III comfy az L,nlnlIrr. 2l27 Acres GA the south
nitrh ~ ~ nsrrn tyer ~ bD6y which are all ne
cry Improvement bn'h fan1y. and for the p.us-
u! or ts 5c i1lo hcier situation below the I.our-
'' or any "ith -ecr srri; water. and more convenient
M l-iod lays nuarsbiy wei. is chiefly woods great
proorion beng good Tobacco Land and every acre in hc
's Onhi tild clover ia,H- mere is rvct Nhii-Seat on
u' tract on which Is erected Saw-NGll with plentiful
supply ufw9fsr and timber.
geo h,inef aias Ferry Aces, in tn county. md on
n same tSer on hitch Is very v.iab,a Crs, Mill now
nier N, ADVANTAGEOUS slJlidin; and repairing i,as. To-
g,ir wan IS acTNs 81. the Land Northern Miller and
VII soon - n order for manufacturing iioar GSt,isiv. W.
ii IS co.er.1 most ,cent stusiion for The IS rem.
H. eo ct+iMiti the Min- H,siHss5 and Is CT ~ nit
hre n9' 'rcm FeterShr-I are HOUSES sufficient 70
scol;i-o litea small flnny comfortably.
in'er nnsaIef aa Tii'ie d'Tc' in Niechelurs conn
y: VIZ pr1!Fl small part cro0-ciStaut about iirt en-
mules rom rha eourtous and the distsnc. from Iu
LAWYER. ' -
any resol2he payments viii he made
20 plrcies,'id 70 person d5tirOus Of settling himself
ele opportunity : offered % settling down az once with
aoeS urnur and % voSy valuable Negroes row on the
phantom, tSe. all in place.
y g; fsaddr Ito Cfy kioleiI AFLs,S,- ,o,,,.,, vi;
A@ts,,,h immediate attention. viii personal applieatious
Or apphe"ton may be made Siessrs. Pur,gsS. Lewis
81 a!iheSis who srefuly authorised make contract
3o-"u JOHN S. R4HENScPOFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21
FOH SYLE'

A GREEABI.Y tn the las, will OF john Walker,
n decd os Powhatsn county, will be sold, TO
the highest bidder On TUESDAY the 2&ih inst or
the premises, the plantation whereon the said Wat
ser resided, containing it54 Acres, lying in the
upper end =, SAID c0unty.-.4lSs, Slaves. consist
ingo Aleo, Women, Boys aod Girls, the stock OF
every description, crop of Corn, Fodder. House
hold x Kitchen FURNITURE, Plantation Utensils sc.
~ months credit viii bs given for all su,ns above
$40, the purchaser giving bond WITH approved ls-
eurit, to carry interest from date, itot pp equally
pad.-Ah persons having Cls.u.s agai. ST said es-
tate, Pre- hereby requested to bring taem r,rar x
al, indebted requested g. msse irlt-o.ste lay-
ment % .i.GlsC.h' HlSRL,.S. F,xecn;.-
October J. dit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21
z \ CIANCERY In Fluvanna County,

\ CHANCERY In Fluvanna County
Z CONT. September 25th 1918.
Jant il4iii and toht Basket children and di.trimeeS
o. tfe stat % William Basket deed. fiHi IT, ap.,..
A1hm Basett aud J - Basket, euiors Of he eid
HHhan B3s<ft cd who, Ol IN with Warren assn and
''Ih ms wife, tOrrt rig Sni,a 3askeu William Con-
nelly and p,Ggy his wife, less Daye, Elliah Dayle John
Bn;eit, iAona, Basket William Baseti, John Shepherd
9i Money his Wit, Formerly Marcy Basket Job Bas,.e
JONI Kent ad Elijah th his aif formerly Elizabeth Bas
eitaId joel Parrish ar. Siy his wife formerly Nilly Ba
ke arr ais distributes OF the estate of the sad William
BssAett, deceased, Dcfydnnis.
The Bill bring ti5 day hl,d hearing the same and
appearing 20 the sanc O of the the defendants
Warren Cash and Susanna his wiz, Wiam Connolly add
Peggy ms wife, Jesse Dayie, Elijah Dayc John Basket
ihOna. Basket Wilil!n Basett John Shepherd and Nan
IS his wife, aud job Basket, inhabitants Of dis COM
monw' it, ar1 the SAID last MENTIONED defendants Tot hay-
ing entered their app rate and givCn security according
10 ie aci Of Assembly and tie rules Of this court. On the
motion o the plaintiffs hy tcir Counsel n is oT6fcy That
s ~tid!ast u,n io'd Defendants do appear here on tse
day Of Nov term next &Wwwer c Plaintiff bill and
that copy Of us 0er T. forthwith inserted n some ugs.
published n the city Of Richmond and continued C,.
wO months ssiyely and oio another copy thereof p.
81 90 DE front door Of de courthous Of the said county,
copy.--I,sfc, JDiN TfHfBEHLANE. {. T'c