davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
John ADAMS ::
Ind The real BULwARKs OF QUIZ RELI.
SIoN"

ind The real BULwARKs OF OUR RELI-
SIoN."
About a week before our line of battle ship,
the 1NDEPENDEECE, sailed Tor the Mediter-
rauean, the venerable JoHN ADAMS, now
our score years of age, was invited, by the
commander to visit his ship. He was accom-
panied by NUM- CT of ntlemen of his neigh
borhood, < among the rest was Josiah Quin-
GU, ESQ. Mr.. Adams viewed and examined
the ship with admiration, contemplated her
uncommon strength of structure, and had the
false story of her being too low in the water
cleared up to him-and was convinced, from
his pretty thorough knowledge of ships. (the
structure of which had been favoritc study)
that she was, in several respects, superior to
any ship of any other nation. Beside the
structure, and fine arrangement of the hide
tendence, he viewed with delight her heal
thy, hearty, we'll dressed and cheerful look
ing crew, as he walked the gun decks, on
which were arranged sig hundred brave and
smiling American sailors-the tear stole from
his eyes-when after recovering himself, he
turned round to the gentlemen accompanying,
and said with his characteristic emphasis,
Let Mr.. Strong say 1uhaf he rvA. THESE
are the BULwARK OF OUR RELIGION p'On
which Mr.. Quincy, who was at his elbow,
blushed, and hemmed and choaked and tried
tn speak--bnt could not while all the rest
clapped hands, and the sailors snickered from
stem to stern. Boston Yankee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
By the Governor Of the Commonwealth o
Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

EATHEREAS information has been received. I, at
w MATTHEW CLAY, ESP a Representative.
OF this State in the Congress Of the United States.
from the District composed of the Counties of lIaax
Plttsyisana and Campbell, has departed this lite.
whereby vacancy has occurred in the Representations
from this State :-THEuEroRE have Thought fl. nv
and with the advice of the Council of State to REQUIRE
and do hereby require, the several Sheriffs of the
Counes composing the said District, To hold an Flee
ton OF Represe, tative the said District ON The
respective Court days OF their several Counties which
shall happen in October next, according to the Con-
sttotlon OF the United States, and the Laws Of this
Commonwealth.
Given N der my hand rs Governor. and under
O1 ueSeal oftle Commonw eaIth, at Rich
h. D { mond, this 29ih dny of July, one tl,ous-
SSr-OJ and eight hundred and fife en-, and OF the
Commonwealth the ioriicth
w. &. NICHOLAS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
NOTICE.

A Deed Of Trust having been executed to the Sub
N scribers on the i9th vi to- by Mir Harr;son Dance
OF kichmond, conveying, ior purposes therein men-
toned all the property of the said Dance, of every des-
et1puon, real and personal, within the Common
wealth, including debts, whether due by bonss notes
open accounts or otherwise.-Al persons concerned,
are hereby notified OF the fact, and required to take
netee, that the Subscribers alone are authorised to
receive such debts, etherin person or by their agent
regularly authorsed--And all persons. so indebted,
or having m possession any property heretofore be-
longing to Mr. Dance, requested to give iniorma
uoh thereof, to thu Subscribers, without delay
TH)S Z. HOWARD, 1r.,..
EDW'D. G.. DAVIS, irustees.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
NOIltICATIilN

M HERi;AS John j. Brown a Col,eo, c.,
w D'ect Tax under Law of The 60. ~ S e'o
lernmeh sold the onrermentione, nu,pt;,;. 81 ~ w,
ipr axes ON the same in the county at RucL;i -,
VIZ one husdred acres from tract of orc Ls,,,i
ana eishy acres belonging to William Davis IL
"atersoi Wiiiss Creek-fity acres from , ,. VIZ
Two hundred aud thirty-two bconppp n, I.n =, ~
ELI on ityans Creek-one hundred ,r, 90 LJo -.
ilenry Woodroush, Bent Creek-eipbtes, IS ~
longing to the estate OF Thomas Matinee. 60; ~
iihi' or Bowlnss Bra"cl-fiity acres from ,rsc.
t"o hundred belonging to }; I'm Rudd on ,bs ,Sa,a
Oh i" iiss Creek--one hundred acres from a,rac, IS
e'snl nuhuren' belonging To John Hopkins. on .Svcs-
more Creek-one hundred and fFtv .r,,cs e. :
u''ct oil three hundred andtory five beIono;, o., Il
risheT, on the waters OF tiatcietSs Cr.oL W.
sAiu tracts or parcels Of Land have all hen c.
20 u'e SAID John j. Brown, by the Marshall Of ;,,
SH"S ny Decds which are OF record in the f,o,,,s,
Court Oh buckingham-and since the said con,,
ces' tle sad John j. Brown hath tIeparted f 80;
ne, 'ntestate-wh rely lis father Benaish Rro ~
anne heiF at law, who hath succeeded to the .s,a,sr
81 'o,"J. Is n. NJ who hath also dem n
rom inns lie, expressly directing ia his last VIII -
testament, that the several tracts or p.rcIs rs ~
Sno'emenllohed shall be sold BIZ his Ex.cutors I;t
WIZ DE S"'d accordingly to ne highest IiJdsr =.
i'aekins'an SePteinber Court next foyetler III ~
tract OF one hundred acres, purcbssSJ ~ r 80, =
Aiosty ny the said John j Brown Vim, nv ,, ~.
ROAD lending from Buckingham Cour,bonas ~ N 1ua."
1antOn-on which there is a cool sto,,d Co. = ~ ~
hc terms OF sale, Cash Tor all s,,,,s 81 er
dSliIs-and fog all sums over fffy b0if Tsl my
the balsnce in twelve months 6.on, ,b n'.' "'o
,n,,o ny tie EXECUiORS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
FOR SHE.
THE FOLLOWING VERY VALUABLE
I,L4NDS
IN THE STATE OF OHIO.


nNE Tract of Coo % acres, situated on the East
Y Fork of the Little Manu. aid distant about 2
miles from Cincinnati.
Another tract oil $50 Acres, situated en- the West
side of the ScOta about seven miles above Franklin
ton and the distance from Columbia the present
seat Of Government.
Another tract of 464 acres, situated ust above the
tract last mentioned, and within one mile Of Mill.
And other tract OF 1880 acres, on the Little Vii
ami, about fifteen miles above Franklington aud Co
l9mbia
II is 20 be observed that these tracts are on good
water courses, and contiguous some of the most
hourishing settlements in the Western Country
The land, too, lays remarkably well, is Of an excel
lent quality, and covered with oak keech walnut and
sugar The whole, has been accurately survey
ed and granted by Government Tor military ser
vices rendered; and the patents for which, are re-
corded in the Oifce ofthe Department of State.
Any offers for, enquiries relative TO- this property
will receive the prompt attention OF Mr. Csry Seldom
who resides in Richmond, or Of the Subscriber who
also resides there, or Of Mr.. James Selden who will
shortly visit the Western Country, and will remain in
Chicothc from the 2Oth August iii 1st September
agcr which period, he will proceed to Cincinnati where
hc will remain until the ooh September.
or N. ". The Editors oftte Lexington Reporter
Chihcothc fredonian, and Western Spy, are reonest.
ell to- publish, convenient the above adyer
tsernent until tue Goth September and forward their
accounts 10 the Once the Enquirer for payment
w. SELDEN, Er'or.o o.
MILES SELDES, dec'd.
,{idy II IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
FUN SALE.

VALUABLE LAND-Aeiloiuiuy NV rlanta,;o, ~.
Apponsttox liver, have i've humr, arres o "a
ia"u, winch Will sell on accommodation tcrms f.
Sek 81 either OF the Banks of Virginia. or sl,ck a. ,
o'teu oatoS. The quality of the lal.d is u.l -
.eu iof wheat, Corn, Tobacco and Clover m. ",
= sJ' anu 'he foundation OF clay-sbout three. hun
dred acres are heavily covered AID cr,ucd NH, u
oeueht umber, which will answer for builtIinrs .,o-
anu o'her purposes Winter-l'ock Greek :. -.
runs through this tract and on earh sid nj, %
rrceN' d iaise propoi ton OF The land consists or 49,,
t ;r, ana productive low-sro,klds There Is W.
n'Sh hii' WITH handsome grove thereon. comr,a,y
nISc prospect around i about fifteen mics WITH e.
rai me springs ISSUING from its hise-,Is IS a moo, 10
s''S sci'e Tor bulidsg, & country residence n no.
selected. 'u not De easily
L here are three bold springs, which wafer oho,,
"eh3 OF uirty acres o Hat land which now ;,I
eAce,icht grass, and with little Etl,or most y.s,
hea"ow may be had. which could be covered LEI
"at'r at pleasure. The distance from Pe,,.h,~.;
twenty-five from Richmond ,venty-six mics ga
nsVs'on convenient. The CLEARED low onJ ,' inn
iai IS sufficient Tor working eight or tsn hands ~ 81
time ~"h W me AT any
:, for the terms apply to Mr. Thomas Taylor n
hiehlnohd, or TO Mr.. Samuel Turner of pc,an,i ~
or 60 the subscribe " '0'efsuN5S
c,a.,o.s.,, ARCHIBALD THWEATT.
NheSterHetd, June t4.--fF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
itHtAI.

WING made arrangements with Mr. iose,h
n weed, On the Basin OF the Canal for rsce,-
ns and storing Of Wheat, will give the highest cash
tofcre, at Rockets MILL Or at Amntb,Ii ,I, 40 mere
he season. anu enter into contract for crops. Ito ~
ueh'eieu az either OF those psces-AIr Wees being
auti,orIzea 70 purchase Tor me, application NAV he
Nm r. w JOHN ]. WERTH.
n. Is. Every "Wednesday and SATURDAY. joI.,
Weith, may be seen at his Mills AT Ann,;iI sroS.
gu ~ o c'ock-snd on every other dan. =, hi.
H. 'i Opposite the Bell-Tavern, from in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
VALUABLE LAND F0Rs.sLE.

yDURSUANr 10 Deed of Trust executed to II,
4 Subscriber by Thomas ID. Clambcrlayue a..
oow ot record in King William Court I Shall or
Wednesday, the 5Oih Of August, proceed to SELL ti
easi' AT hing William Court-l'ousc, most desiiab
h'tie farm. This tract by recent survey, con,sms
two hundred and ninety acres, exclusive Of about one
hundred acres oil sunkcn grounds, which are hea,,
timbered with ash, gum, &c ard is exec lent range
Tor stock. The arabic land sconsi,erot Of the most
lively, fertile quality. Its washed in the son,h ly the
i'amunky River, where the navigation is boz, enough
h sps-aHd there Is no part of Virginia where sorus
and all The wild fowls which frequent our fresh waters
are more 'h"ndant-and where at the same time, nil
the productions OF the salt water can be obtained with
The greatest facility The n,islbor,ood is agreeable,
ana The SUBSCRIBERS ass're,i that purchaser would
have II his power to purchase Other lands contiguous
1t he wished 1t.
HERBERT A.CLA!BORNE.
ENG WIN. July o6---iin
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
NU'llCt.

me Subscribers, under the firm IF
LEWIS, PERKINS e. Co.
AViNG taken the Sou,h tenement of Col. Bnl.
L Il locks buildings, irorl the Basin. vts,, ,ta,.
can store large quantities ANY article, offer their So
wees "a; Comm'sso" e"Cha's,) to their friends and
they have for sale large quantity Of Pit Goals w.
ing adjoining the lumberhouse Of Fox Il Richardson
on the Basin, and will treat with suv nersor
comes well reeommene') tor raising of coal al Aa,or
Jno Mallory's Pitts, in Powl,atan ''''
Warner Le7ufs, Robert Mime.
Nat. Perkins, Robert French.
Maya 6m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
FOR LONDON,
FOR SALE.
THE BAYERN b pr.AN1,,r1oD

THE TAVERN & PLANTATION.
CONI.4L,yLNG 100 .3CRES L.3N-D
WtiEREON now reside in Cumberland Co,,r,
W near Cartersville, on James River, Immediate
. on ,fe Caronns and Lynohburg roads, to Richmond
"here the Tnwl-stase passes weekly. This Mace l.
healthy, wen wetered, and in An agreeable ne,bbor
hoou-the dweilmghouse has been lately repaired s,
enlarged Tor the reception ola private family ~sb
co'nihonous stables and other out-housests sit,,s
m scgua Il not superior to any stsnJ :; ~
TOT iavern--5esde many other advantages u,,ns
eessary tomenton as It presunIale tose insJinsd
to purchase will view the premises. "'"''''su
The terms oisale will be made accom- podat;ns %
he purchaser. gftTMpIJpEV r,a'Y =, !"
June I0.--D
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
ROBERT JOHNSTON
AT THE
CRO,S,S-CUT SAT-,
Has received by the Brig Brofhers,
FROM LIVERPOOL,


FROM LIVERPOOL,
FIFIY P.4Ck.iGES.
COrsisf'sg Fl ne follo4oing arncies 1ehich he .ra
dispose Of or reasonable terms
II NV Eo and Forks Saws or every description
IN Pocket & Penkmves Files, Locks, Hammers
SCISSORS, hazors Planes * Plane Irons
rms, Needles Locks, Bolts, Hinges
Glaciers Diamond Wood Screws
su veyors and Pocket Drawing and Cutting
Compasses, Chains Knives
rmt Instruments Curriers' do. Adzes
Fashionable Tea Tr Cast Steel
Ws'te's, Bread Baskets Chizels and. Gouses
Cacd'es, D,ess'g. Boxes Spoke SLAVES
Sugar and Spice. Dox.s Aupers C;,rbIe,,
IN, iron and Copper braces and Bits
-, iea-Nrttles Compasses. Rules
lea and Coffee Pots. Squares, Reyis
C,nse Mills, Pincers, Nippers
Chsfing DISHES Brad Avis, Oil Stone
nlnisons Thumb Latches
ianie, lea and Soup Glass Pape, Hoss
- spoons llatchets, Trowes
be,, metal Kettles and Spades, Shovels,
MOrtais Seythe blades
lying rams Reap Hooks
Goal Scuttles, Sifters Anyils. Viscs
nm anu Casters, plated Timer and lBlscks!uith's
anu WOOD Beck Iron
Brass Desk Mounting BELLOWS Screw Plates
Commodes, handles and Bed Screws Nails
hoses Brads, lacks, Sprss
CIV Civ: Naoos aud Kings Steel, German, Blister
ruihes, Bolts ed, &c.
quadrant ana Catches Iron, Window Glsss
hScutcheons, Bed caps Sash Pues and Line,
Iron, Wood and Brass Fish Hooks and Lines
Brass and Wooden Cocks Ga a,s cs' P t
Goaei Na'is Chest of Shoe-makers
Weights and Scales Tools
Cork Screws
Mattresses, Shoe thread
a handsome nssortn mt oil double and single Barrel
Lead.
Ju ly 5.-----tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
VALUABLE LAND FON SALE

Thursday the tenth day ofAuglst next M fair.
~ ifnot the next fair day. will he offered for ,,.
on the premises tract OF land in the county az Pow
har,H, belonging to the estate ". James Iv,e d.c,J
lying in the South and North fork OF Fine Cre.k
tanning AZ acres by late survey of the Sury,yor Go
said County; on the following terms, to wit On.
third oil the purchase money to be paid ON the first %
OF january, 1916; third on the fir,t div oI To-.
uaIy, 1871, and the remaining third on the first day
OF September ensuing. '
Bonds tor amount OF purchase to be executed bv
the purchaser, to bear interest from the day of sale
Nth Deed oil Trust the land to secure the nav
ment thereof, will be required. ~
Major Samuel III. Saunders or Mr. W;,Iar, q
Cooke, will give the necessary information to am,
person inclined to purchase.
POSSESSION will be given 18th Deer next with Il;
oerty TO SOW wheat in due season.
FOR RENT.
AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
, AN acre OF ground in Manchester, near the cool
spring, on which rs dwelling house, with other ca,:
venent houses and garden Suitable for SINAI, fam
n.y. belonging to the said estate, at present occuned
by Maj. Edward Branch.
UT HE above Sale is POSTPONED Pill Oil,
August, ~ which time the land therein nent;oped
viii be offered tor Sale.
JAMES BRANDER,
Asentfor
RoBT. GRAHAM, Ex'or. of
rop ,,,,,, Names Lyle, decd.
gro .HeH, Labourers.-.ipply to
JAMES BRANDER.
Manchester, June 21. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
CHTLDRE.ws' soYoor.


THE SUBSCRIBER
5bNt.SENTS her respects l., The islies aud Ger.
4 tiemen oil this Town AMI It's yie.ity and Informs
them that she hss opened School for The recco,;o
dChlIcireni from the age G. to iivears-s< pro,os.
,eaehing Heading, Writing, Plain Sewing, and the
French Language. She pledges herself To the Pa
rents ana 1uardians no may conidc their Children
To Ter care that the strietest attention will be maid In
ticir morals. Pow ~
The Terms Of Tuition, are as foilores, 1i-.
For Reading, per quarter, ga
Reading * Writing,
Reading, Writing s. Sewing,
heatl /, Writing, Sewing, and
The French Language 10
Entrance one dollar which III however he ,lsd,,.
tea from the quarterly pay. The hours of Tuition
WIN DC from hna past sht until half past one in the
forenoon and from three till five in the afternoon -,
very uiy, Saturdays excepted
PERSONS hesir'iuS ct placing children under be,.
care VIII please call al her lodgings, ON Shoekoe Hill
directly over the Penitentiary Store where fin. ,r,,
room w'' be appropriated for the accommodation Is
AZ fupi's Those who may favor her with \ call
WIN ne aoIs 10 see some ,men OF her wurk--Per>
so,s eager To take lessons the French Language
VIII please to c'' and make arrangements as Ia a.
une ht, such as when the subscriber will be die.
engaged from her daily scholars
the subscriber viii give lessons to Younp s,o, ..
their own homes, at a ilCde rate price.
me subscriber soicts earnestly a share of ppbc
patronage, rs support during her husbands ALI, me-
VINO Is necessarily obliged go to depart for Eur,u
itop'hs Tor tue Indulgence al! liberal and gcpe,on.
pabic, She remains their humble servt
JULIA RENAULT.
n Is. Wanted to hire, A NEGRO GIRL, who ia
shu TO children Such will meet ilL sood ,,,.
ses snd KIND Treatment. Apply as above.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
NUIICE.

EENlE SUBSCRIBERS having entered into Co
4 partnership, viii, on the frs, day Of September
next, commence the CoNNsssIO BrsISEss under
the firm Vi HUGHES - AItMiSrE
ROBERT HUCHES
ION WI .3HyHLyJ,E, an
II the ncsn fine, RonrBr HuoaEs will transact
business Commission, IL tle House formerly oceu-
ped by Ntr. IaOTAs II. IARafs, aext door to
Mcssrs. Fox & RIcmAunso>r.
J4ly i9.-----7V.iS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
LUCY WILLIAMSON
$50 REWARD.

EeAN-A-WAY from the Falls Plantation, Chester
3 q heid County, adjoining Manchester, about the
10th June, u negro nam by the name OF
II l. Z b
he IS from 40 to so years Of age, feet or inches
high, rather light complexion, generally wears his
beard long, and his hair in number of diff rent pats
around his head. lie can read little and believe
write.
Ills cioathng was napt cotton coat, without skirts
due striped pantalons and wOo-hat-IIe was purCha
sed two OF three years ago OF MI James Warden. of
Norfolk County, to which place he will probably 60
but do not tninShc has yet left this neighborhood,
having been seen the rcwder-NIills, on Failing
Gteek, few weeks ago. think he is either lurking
abont there. Manchester.
All masters otvessels and Others are Grwarned en-
ployng said Slave
The above reward will be paid for delivering the
sia negro to the Subscriber securing him in any
jail so that lie may be obtained
FR.4NC CTS S. SAMPSON
E1Aa- PLnntntin, l,.n- O..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
NEW GOODS.

AIE WISH toinform the Citizens Of Richmond
w and the Public generally that we are Just open.
ing a pretty general assortment of DRY-GOODS :;
IN one OF Messrs. ]. & w. Miers New Tenements
next to the Market Bridge. Those wishing to pur-
chase, will find it their interest to call, AS we are
determined TO sell the most accommodating
terms.
July 2e--1m D.7VTD g MN KYLE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
NOTICE.
rs FEREBY GJYEN

rs HEREBY GIVEN,
HNAi reuton will be presented to the next
Il General Assembly of the State of Virginia for !,
law to pass, authorizing the OvEnsrEns OF THE room.
OF LAScAsTER CoUNTr, to sell at Public Auction
the Plate, Bells, Dals and other endownents lately
apPerta'ning 70 the Churches, in the Couaty aiore
SAID. ,c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
ROBERT NELSON .9.ND CO.
H.aT E JUST RECEIVED.
50 PACKAGES OF GOODS,

~ FAChAGES OF GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
GUPERFINE Cloths, Casslmeres, Stockincnetts.
- Calcoes and I1nted Cambrics, Gingharns BON,
bazetts' Bombazeens, rs 81 Al shrtings and Long
cloths. Canb!ic and Madras Hankerchicfs, Musins,
&c with variety of other articles and are in daIy
expectation OF further supTles which will be sold,
wholesale and RETAIL at reduced prices for cash, or
acceptances in town.
,juv f..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
DlVTD g MN KYLE.
WOIICE.

CAsHFoR CORS & FLoUR BARREL SLAVES
>, We wish to purchase a SUPPLY cfCorn and Flour
Barrels Slaves Heading, either doll5le or single
Sas0'i<d timber as prcte,red
p HAXALI, & On
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN,
VENhAIa Petition will be presented to the next
4 GENERAL Assembly of Virginia, praying for AN
Act, to pass to divorce me from my husband GEoaeE
WILLIAMSON
LUCY HIJ IJ3MSON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
FIINU'HILSOyv.V .a.NIJ POT-TTEI1
HAVE JUST RECEIVED.

M EiISh'S TRAVELS through The q. 8 vor;-
~ Gus parts OF o. Britain, Ireland and Canada Il.
Illustrated It'll Maps. 'N O""'ua' VI
a complete Map of the State of OHIO io;d L..
IRON actual survey by L9mgh g Boar7e1in
anu necessary to persons travelling or owning proners
o" !" u,s[ o,atg. Ihs Map can be had elegantly
'nounstl on rollers, or in portable form e'''V
Military and Typographical Atlas of III. IJo;ed
'Urts ,neluung The British possessions and Fla,ids
.i ne raye'icrs' Directory through the u. Sa,es
POpuia ion, &c. NOu''''cS' owns
II. q p. have also recciped.
r, MARIA, or THE HoLAxDEns, No,cI H., ,,.,.
Buonaparte. 'o'cI' oy LOUIS
Loslon. V' VI winter IN
DiNtPLISf, ny tie author sfSelf C,n,rsui
author Of WaveiIy. 'A"' oy INC
q Tour through France, Switzerland ssvov Co.
many g Belgium, by r. g. Bernard II p "''
h.yeiy man his own Cattle Doctor
Aug. 1@.-----eptw& 3D.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
VALUABLE Properly
FOR S9LE-

LIABLE Properly
FOR .S.9LE.
4 4 THURSDAY, tue 30th of August. if fair
~ u not, the next fair dly, will be expos.J IN
ruohc sale, on the premises,
THE GLEBE LIND.
III tie COUNTY OF Lancaster most valuable be,uti(u
bout 49, ~ i 'e,' d.
ONE THOUSAND ACRES.
his Land lies level, and is admirably ;danted N thu
culture oil corn and small grain There is at present
promising crop OF corn growing OH the same The
improvements are not extensive or elegant and have
pee IN declining state for years past Ii has
an abundance Of timber, suitable Tor all the nrrnoses
On building, husbandy x fire wood & severaspr;nps a.
sounding with excellent waler-It is situated in a
he"lohy and agreeable neighborhood about ten miles
above ,he mouth OF Rappahannock, on the waters af
Oarters Greek, bohi and navigable inlet-inta
y go. > - 4Ne"'-
All the necessares and most of the luxuries of If
may be had here-fsh, oysters, and wild fowl in ~
Ouhuahce, IN their several seasons If foynd I'm he
advantageous IN the sale OF this Land it NAV he divided
to SUIT purchasers Maj. VIM. Kirk. or ,Io.enb
Shearman Esq. who live near the premises will sLe
.is Laho 10 any person. whCfray be DESTROYS of view
ing 1t before the day of sale
we've months credit, from and after tl,o frs, o,
on jan next, at which time or before possession NOV
be had-will be given the purchaser or nurcbaser
upon their giving bond with approved security. 70
THE OVEdtSEERS OF TIE POOR
It'll, ,o W Lancaster coliIfy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
ANDREW SMITH
AND
JOSEPH RIDDLE.
AVE. this tlay intn A.

firm, OF
SMITH md RIDDLE,
And Wilde business in the lower teneu ent of Col.
John Mayos brick buildings, in Main Street. nearly
opposite the Bell-Tavern.
May 1. IF
THEY OFFER FOR SALE,
Plaster OF Paris, ground, and in lump
Spernaceti casslles, warranted pure,
Boston crown glass, IL by l6, in boxes of
so panes
Refined Peruvian bark !, in small packages
Whiskey, in terces, OF good qualify
Tanners oil, in barrels
Two bales negro cloth.