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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03

TNLEGANT CABINKV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CnRIs
~ TisN, Cabinet Udker, Fulton st. (lae rairSircs
near Pearl ST. NEwlnRH, respectfully informs the
tzcns of the Southern States that he has principally q
daped his bnness for southern demand; his funrres
ofthc first style Of elegance, and always irGyaacd "
TIE best craftsmanship. He WILL with the view
bsing himself in southern custon,l reduce his prices
or orders from thence, five cent. below New-Yoik
prices, which will generally tie of Freight
Orders directed to him. b; letter. wilt Immediate
stiention-and information ven freqnisc as to fash,
ionand prices
All MS work is made in his workshops unser his
personal inspection, and packed up By himself which
enables him TO warrant his furniture those that may
please To- favour him with their commands
C. G. is very grateful those ladies and gentlemen Of
the Southern States HAT have nm with thcr Gus
commentator. 80.
fr-p- York Dec. p -c3-sr1
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SCHOOL viii be opered at the house fthe Subscfi-
Der on the 10Th day Of January next under the care
OF Mr. Robert Nelson and will end the 18Th day of De-
cembcrfolowins, subject to vacation of weeks This
gentleman produces satisfactory testimonials of cocd
moral character and of his competency teach the En-
gish language granrnacay, writing, arithmetic geo
graphy, and the Latin and Greek languages.
The terms Of Tuition will be SIS q scholar Eagrd
can be obtained of the Subscriber, Of MIS- MarhS
and candles.
One fourth OF the Board and Tuition will be required
IN advance another fourth the lst day Of July and
the balance 1t the termination OF the school.
JOSIAH SMITH,
December 3. 09.,gsrys
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IN CHANcEY.-At Cont continued and held Tor
Buckingham Comfy, the 18th day Of Oct. 1916.
Zane Pryor Plaintiff, Susanna Pryor widow & reiict
OF David Pryor, dec LaDgston Leonard, Baister "a
cheus, William and Nicholas Pryor, Mickey q Jefferson
and John C. Pryor, children aud Representatives the
said David Pryor, dec Dej6nd0nis.
On the motion of the plaintiff, by counsel and il ap-
pearing to the satisfaction of the that the defend
ants Nicholas John c. Pryor inhabitants OF ths
State IL is ordered and deoveed that unless the saiI
Nicholas & John shall appear here before March
term next and answer the plaintiffs BILL the Court win
then proceed to take the for confessed as 10 tEe
and decree the matter thereof accordingly and that co.
py OF tins order be forthwith inserted in of the pub
lie newspapers o The City Of Richmond, for months
successfully and that another posted u Al The
front door Of the Courthouse ofthis County.
Copy,
r. ELDRIDGE, D. c.
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DY virtue ofa decree OF ire County Court IalilaS
- will be sold, for ready money, Friday, fe 2rth
instant at Coles Ferry on StanntoI Vvcf in the Coun-
" aforesaid firhf Akssy NEGROES, the property of
the late Rev Thomas Dobson dec. consisting six men,
one woman and one ciri many thereof may he
sufficient to satisfy the debt, interest cost mentioned
In said decree the remainder, il arg will be sold
crcdt-Aso, on the same day aud place, VIII he sold
the crop OF corn fodder and oats the stock Of
cattle, sheep aud hogs, household and kitchen furniture
plantation utensils. &c. The purchasers giving bond
with approved security.
RICHARD n. HIGH admir-
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TN CHANCERY.-At Court hed fcr Cuinbeflaid
u County, the 2oth day OF Oct 1916.
Nathaniel TrrGa for himself ard IS adror Of .fry TT
qEa, dec. and guardian for Joseph Fuqna, Plaintiff
against Judith Fuqus Edmund Fuqua and Elizabeth his
wife, Joseph fuqua, John TIaua Daniel Fuu,.a
Benjamin Fuaua, Samuel Baker and Polly bis wife Ma
than Spencer ard Judith his wife, and Ezabeth fu-
qua, by Hercules Age, her guardian. = -
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December 3.

- UMFoRD ACADENY.--lTr. Thomas TJi7lo7G vii
take charge of this Seminary the Hest year. and il,
sttnct )oni III spelling reading, writing, anatyticy
arithmetic, beesiettTes, geography with the use Of The
globes composition, natural and IofsI philosophy and
Eucd's elements, with its application To sgrveviig-
The term will commence on The 18th JSnuaty next aud
end on the 10th of December following with the usual
vacation ~
Prize toy B0ard, including Bedssnd Candles : 100 .
Tuitioii, : 80 10 be paid quarterly in Advance villa
pUrcfWGfiiv.
acquaintance With TT. Og5d for several years. he has
found him 10 he Is rrntieua1 andas practical tea
enef niiy deserving the hgb character given him in the
following Certificate, WINCH ont of several Others IN his
possession is considered sufficient.
EicHaRD HILL.
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This day came the plaintiff byhis attorney; and the
oeendani Joseph Fnque nothayng entered his appear
and given securit, according The act assembly
and the Rules Of this Court and appcliDe to the salts
faction OF the Court that the defendant Joscph- Fngua is
not inhabhant of this Comnonaeah--on the motion
Of the plaintiff by his Counsel N is Ordtre5 and ne.
creed That the defendant Joseph FuQua do appear here
on the it Monday in January and an sgcTe plain
hhs bill, and that copy ofths order be forthwith insor
ted in some newspaper printed IN the CITY Richmond
for two months successfully. and another capy thereof
posted at the front door ofthc courthouse OF This county
Copy TeSfe,
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TOR sALE-About ses ACRES % Lad Ty.iig Ia Ha-
over County, 10 miles ftom Rchmond anu fsofI
Bottoms Bridge. borlded hn ttcsou the rain f.sd
leading from Richnioud 10 williamsburg ;aBd on ilis
north by Chickatorny Swamp. - -.
Neatl, oDehali Of this land is excellent nrl 1ow land
part Of which is ceafed tias also good apple md
peach orchard on ".
ANY person Wishing Ia see it anH know tue terms az
sale. may apply TO either afr. Isaac White or Bif Jofn
II. iiales, OF the said County,
TIlomAs w. WHITE.
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TIRE Gf'dro Loags N jirgiaid viii icetin the Ma
s0n's Hail. Ia this cty ~ O'Clock Oh the evening
Of The ~ Mcndsy in iris month.
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EWRMslss' BaNK OF VIRUilIA.--- general me eiiTs
L. of toe Stockholders Tor the election Of nbec,ors
viii lie leli al the Bank in kicnund. "Wednesday tie
Sii Of JANUARY next. Nx..EHERyfS. r,,ghfe-:
Deccvttsr 3. a. t..m
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--NrGregor succeeded in taksng e.Iaa rris,u.
sion OF the town.
Gen. Morales had escaped into the morn
tains, and LETT behind him hi. horse, baggage,
&c.
" The Patriots Were in possession OF several
other parts Of the Main. Their feet Was said 10
be at Margaretta.
The Patriot privatcers are cruiying in great
numbers Between St Thomas and Porto Rico
several American and English vessels nav u
been boardedby them. and treated w.,h the
greatest politeness- They have recently esp
TIRED several Spanish vessels. with Yaluab,y
carGoes.
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III ANiNC engaged schyoi my house In IT, uf,-
per end Ot ousa near Che reisd place called fni
en- iiaii Academy TIE q d niy eldest SON. Thomas
j. Michie shall be aie 10 attend 70 scvero more hrs
thah We have now. The Fneish, latin Greek AND
French together with suci hraBchcsof toe Malenefisf
as arc rsnaiy taught in schools MAJ acquired heI o
The following terms. viz:
fi,y dcllarsfor Tuition, end ors hundred fsy rssfd
dice. |
The YER will bc divided iu.o ss9 vessoss ~. is,,,
commence he 10Th Jfnuafy sud cfpifc the ita faur
tis2a tie latt Jts and exfrc tie isfl ~ Dcsrnlef
Provisions 10 ing .lW hil 1efscs IaisyfsriV IN
ajvsncc, s. ould BE vcly 4.ce..Lsic.
fATflck MfIHF.
~ IN Intimately 60 caistcd ID, NJ Micie andtis
sou, and t.eir mode o. Ifrcat ana tle great plsss
'uie ~ saslha hat their frtos -.ttiu he lnil. they
ar ri'or a.y saevieise -
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Mof-'rd--0n The 2;,h ult NJ the ,own of Monroe IN
the Connty OF Bociont C.pt. s1rcsf Smith, late rf the
u s. army to the highly s-tonpls1ed Miss .4aa Eoas-
g1, danghier 81 Col Henry Eon lel 0, tlat Coua.y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03

MILLER WOoDsoh', jf. n. c. Z
December y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03

RICHARD n. HIGH. admir-
Of Thomas DobSon dec.
December 2. 6s3ts
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~ The sale of Property n Manchester advcuised By
James BIander agent for Pobt Gfaam eSr'. of Ja,ns
LNIe Gee which WIS 20 hive taken place IT,. Dag. rs
postponed till Monday, the OH instant.
December a
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TIVE Npff1noI Regi>fGT Notice Is Hereby Given tifss
Peter cottom Bookseller. is day appointed az Il
iot,he Naticnai Register, III iuehnold. .
The primary object in the so.c pJiicstio Is re-
cotd, With iideiIs the proceedings OF Gefesa' AID
State Legis .t.ies without participating thecon,en,e
Of PGrfy politics. .rs ~.
n Specimens Of The work may be seen at bis EooS-
Store.
December J. o2.3t.
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r. ELDRIDGF, y. c.
DtfenheF =. Cg-WSvs
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IT We, thc rndcTsigued, patrons Of Mr.. Tionss Dit
lard certify, that I've has conducted school ia tig conn
" ioT3 ycai. and that during this time he has bcen va
inrcschlbe in his morals, steady In his habits constant
N hi attention 70 the discharge " the duties of bis pro
fession and nom The success with which lis laboifrs
have becu crowned in Tic subjects which ne has
fought We o. not hertc 10 ssy, that think ar Ji
tardfncrs as teacher VI YOUTH continuance VI co N
dence afd patronage.
,TacOb Micfgrr, Eorhfio Tr,.p;g
Mqrfba II. GOodo, Nm. UraHbcH,
james Bagty, I'm. H. Cooke.
fowbaan, Dec. 2. 6a9is
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TFrom a tate London Pdher.1
ENnD NiDITS I'IERECG

On III c 18th Of April last, the inhabitants Of Chit
taeon we re aai m, by an unwcicome visitor, whose
nlovclnen is, rcgrct 70 state, were accompanied
with melancholy eff cts This a tgress, dscoy-
: red amongst some cattle which were grazing nj the
mouth o. the river 4 s ) she discovered,
the NATIVE in the vicinity assembled with al speed
and advanced against her ia defence Of their cattle.
frrtsea b. this attempt TO deprive her OF her prey,
stesnrapg .tGsiGuily on the person who approached
immediate attack, however OF the crowd was sue
eesstul in rtscung the from her grasp, altho'
hnt uEta he had been accrated so drea,uly that
little hopes entertained OF his recovery. On
itis, the Il. ress finding herself hcmmed in on all
SIDES, ard without any way oayOi,iing the multitude
except by the river, Immediately took TO the water
and swan with the food tide about FIVE miles, close
ty pursued by tn natives, in their hoa,s unul size
landed under tree III Mr. !le;,'s Backward R,.r.
she laid herself down, apparently nuch fatigIed,
sut before the people in the yard could get their
firearms ready she lad considerably recovered her
strength. Several shots were fred az her aad two
a. them penetr- teI her boy, one Of wl.iell I1ned
her. Rendered desperate ~ this, she advanced e.
eaiHst her new opponents, and singing out Mr..
Eagle, an E4rOp-an gentleman in the yarl who
was provided with cutlasa, she sprII. 2 upon him
he,Dre he coald make Of his wesp0 knocked
nm down with her iure-plw, and seized his heal
10 her month, biz OF transferable part of tie skin
a lis iorehead, and wounded hin in several places
Aoer this she sprang upon a native, fractured his
skull, and otherwise iacera;ed him SO drcadlully,
tl,u TIE - or fellow, died next day.
She then entered thickct ofjunc!c close nv
where size IS allowed 10 remain uninClcsted. As
ills occurrence took place on a holiday, there was
very few men in the pari, or else she might have
been killed on the spot yet, this may be
g3r,icd fortunate circumstance, as greater To-
jury might have beenotherwisc sustained. On the
nornrS Of tie following day, the 5th, she had cot
about mle further frsm the water side, and near
TO tic seapoy village. Here she was again srroun-
dcd By about thousand natives when, although she
lad been much laDec on the preceding day, she
sprsnS fIricC5!y on several cf them, aud wouuded
one poor woman 50 drla,li1lly as to occasion her
dea;h. 4 fortunate so', however, laid her pros
tlatc, and prevented farther inry. On ascertain
ig her d:uensions, she found 10 measure fl
frofn the nose to the tip q her tail, and to have
81 oil about ! It, high. Her fre-lout, above the
anee, was $ inches in circumference. We sre
happy in finding it mentioned tiat none Of the |
wounds substantially sir hsge, aie considered dan |
g, rOns.
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Lands For .Sois


I'd Y Virtue of . Decree Of the Court oi
the United States fer ,he fifth Circuit a, Virginia
District viii lie sold " Public Auconin lie cit, OF iica-
weiiih day Of fehrary next ffr otleryi. TIE i,t fair
iay Thereafter, tic following Tracts OF Land the State OF
VIRGINIA, viz:
$4,000 Acres, less in the county OF Russell on both
sdes of Copper geek.
$500 Acres more or less in the county Of Rontgutry
New river, and the waters thereof.
1880 Acres, more or less, in tn county OF Montgomery
ions creek and soiue branches of Sinking ereek, x
the waters o. New river.
Aers less ccty urIIn,,ly on IN. east
side oftle South Branch of Potomac including the
town OF Fort Run and Fuckers Run. waters OF said
South Braieh of Potomac. and the head OF North RI
vcr, n branch Of Great Cacapeon.
400 Acres more or hess, ia the Of l.aly ON the va
tiers oil Watts Run, "a branch of Grat Cacarcon.
400 Acres more or less in the Hardy on Waits
Kun, branch OF Great CaeapeUn including the
Warm Spring.
400 Acres more or less. in the county of Hardy on Waits
run, II branch of G rsat Caraneon.
Run. ''' va "'''
400 Acres less in the county of Hardy ON Wait,
Run, branch 1T Great Caransrn.
1000 Acres more less in the tIarrison ON the
waters OF Gualy and Williams river.
2'oo Acres more or less in the county of Harrsono on
Gualy river.
he patents for the above of Land issue, 10 por
Means; and the sales will be credit of twelve months s
To one oetv oftc purchase money two ytrs az %,
the other moiety The purchaser give boul and rctty
nndad'Nd ct trust upon the aas, in order TO SECURE. he
payment OF the purchase money.
DANIEL CALL. F.trror
g'thc ld5 ashland fer.d,,,sgs
NTH, -, q Roje1 Means, decreased.
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rFrom Ae liisaoJ A,yufJ

Eir. BUEr,
The Bitish Quarterly Review" Or more
properly spe.'tme, the BriAsh fH9z6siioH, where
Tire character ard reputation OF political heretcs are
doomed TO tie same iormalities and rEto de fes,
that the brics oT ligiaus hcretics suii; rundcr
the Spanih lnquisition, has become the standard Of
cTecf PRINCIPLES and the fy7v,aiu Ct truth amor
our blue lint federal editors sud their truly dis
Interested patrons An article from the " British
Review" is now going the rounds Of the dcral
popers, without comment and of course with heart
ict appreciation. I aude toan extract from Mi
ois Memoirs Of the Expedition to Egypt" Had
bat these accommodating ciitnrs been so Obiiging a.
FIRST tD have publi5hcd t,e "Opii0ns on America"
l,t,n dist same "Rcyiow," IL would have gytn
their readers "a much better relish for the French
dish, 50 hsaOy prepared and served up Jy British
Cool.
Tie reader will recoll, Ct, that for many years,
fie British, and their friends ia Amcrica, have
charged Bongportr with pgigoniAg the Turk sh pri-
sonrie At Jafa. mis- charge, although sniemnly
reluted by the most respectable officers oi the
French army, af~ell a5 ~ l'.tthoIlet end Nongc,
hrs been reiterated aibcusa9i times in the English
ard Arglo- 4 nierican Journals from the year 1900
til le ~. sent perirl, and least It siouM expire
g 5y itg own limieiou," they have procered the
csiunny to be- inserted IN quite p ueTg stabe, IN
work byufoff!He 20 be- written by q man, who loves
Nmolror, and hatcs Tie British exactly ms much as
ihs Secretary q Size Harfri Con7eniioo loves
tie government aud peoHie q his native couatryan
hates tfo5a or Cgcat Britain aud, ! apprchcud,
pretty much for The snrie yc0sD5s.
y appears also, from this extract, that it never
,ae discovered until 1870, tbat Napoleon bad NUS
sserfd The 1ar.ish prsonef re-, having fDr fifteen
egrs been under tc inputaiion o having poisoned
iien Nv ordering tic Commissaey 70 Introduce
cysea.c $50 thcn looi.
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For SALE.

TxvHE Subscriber will sell l,s Valuable Plantation
4 on James River, known by the naule Of the
Main, ia the county Of James City, within fve miles
1t Williamsburg, and separated by Back Greek
FROM James Town. This farm contains 500 acres,
with a suitable proportion of Marsh; the waters
which bound it, abound with fish aud wild fowl the
soil is OF the first quality, adapted to the culture OF
corr, wheat, clover and tobacco.
have also, 100 acres Wond Land two miles a.
bove, on the river, which will be sold with the be-
mentioned tar1n. The payments viii be made
accommodating to the purchaser.
j. AMBLER.
December 81. Gu 1T
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TBY w.scorT.1

his lcou'if Itte poeni which Was published Fnglart
ahlutthe Is; Of October, ir, just ch this couniry.J
Iooh forth. once more. with soitei,d heart,
Ere from thr field oi ,an,y part
'Criuinph aiid suiroN hor,cr ntar,
And uy uit nIcits iutJ a
Abs. what liliA, of ipY. dat morn
iias wars rude hand as,iaier tom !
tor n't,-r was h,ld Stild, io..itt.
And i;.'ri tOHqut ST dclrr Bought.
Hy1c piled ~ common slaughter sleep,
4 his. Whom affection uEg shall weep;
ii.rc rests the SIR, thar nstr ,.,lls;.&ia
,ii>urplaDs 10 siis hc,,t ngaiu
'Iit son. whom GA III, is,,i,c shore,
The PARENTS voice shah bless ;
The bricg groom, who has hardly pr-ssd
Ills hrsh;iiv c1nsHr Ia ms breast
Tire i,isbeili ~!i0tA through maUy n ycaE
I.oag lave and ln.ltual faith tm,ar.
rlod ein'st mot name onv 4 rler tie,
l'dt hire dis.olv d SIS rthq'scs lie
u Nntsi thou s,t'st viTe nOu1srS rvil
Stroud her tI iOsau and viSase pale,
On niarSt the Aia,gOn's bursting tts'rs
Stream winu IA, stricken trUm Size h,aTx
Orsreost how Innnltr grief Suprrvss'd
}, iaiio,Hiugin u fathers brtnst-
With io iifp hrs vain pdrsur
The e.,Ns, bit think on Waterloo ,-1b 36,3-.
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ARSENICK
rEron, the .4l5anu Lfrrna. Dec. 12.l

Fron the .4l5auy ,frPns, Dec. 10.
SWlNDLING, Of 4 species new TO US,
has been OF late successfully practised in
this city--and we mention it to put the I'M
wary on their guard. Girls have called
at several houses protesting to be sent by
some known lady of respectfully, begging
the favor of some new wearing apparel,
or the like, as patterns or to GRITTY Curl
osity. As the fair are seldom backward
in complying with these requests the ward-
robe Of the nursery has in some instances,
been nearly emptied, comply with these
polite messages. Perhaps it is unnecessa-
ny to add, that the articles have never
since been heard of. 4 girl called in this
way upon lady who had bought shawl,
for which she had paid 100 dollars, and
begged she would be so good IS to lend it,
for a few moments, to Mrs. p. to look
at. The lady fortunately happened to be
engaged at the moment, AMI afterwards
sent the shawl 20 Mrs. =. by her own SER
want, who she was surprised to learn, did
not know that she hid such a shawl.
On Thursday II ght the counting-room
desk of Messrs. Adams and Rathbone, was
broken open, and robbed Of small sum
Of money which had been left in it---by
some person who had secretcd himself in
the store before it was shut. Last week,
also, Mr.. Malvin detected villain in the
act of taking trunk out Of his window
Many instances Of shop-lifting have also
occurred lately. Indeed, there are strong
reasons to b iievc, that a combination ex-
sts in our city. by whom these repeated Of
fences are comm tied. 1t behoves The pol
zee, and the citizens generally, to be Yigi-
aEt in detecting the , f. nGcrs.
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SALE OF DIZZY GOODS.

IN Tuesday, I'd January. the Subscri-
" bcs Will Offer scr sale their entire stock Of Dry Goods,
CONSISTING oR
Su?criine and common hrsad-co;ls ant, cassimereS
Blankets faInei, plains, ieiruought,
Canbries. musliie, cahccts, enisianS
CVttUu Slnrtigs, bOnh.iletts. papiins
Irish Linens, cotton and worsttd hosiery
Choppa. hOsarah Dairlinin llk'ls.
Whit @:l eolorC Sl,. eyai.tines, fornces, Sr. orc.
The above sale viii lie conducted by JulcS BV.sI, il. y
.;Itiidll Fancy, lsd viii b. made without reserve.
Terms liberal, and made known the sale. which viii
commence AT II O'Clock. JOHN u FR4iNC Is WO0D.
Dcocmbcr -. 7O-tdS
VALU Able PROPERTY FOR SALE
= III be Sod. to the highest Bladder, on the
w premises, on ti,e Goth day OF February next,
1916, that well-known public house called Frayseis
tavern, IN Ncw-kent county, situated on the stage
road, leading from ltichmund to Hampton, IL miles
from the former place, 10 which is attached ISL a.
eres ofland. The houses are in god repair, aid
we'll calculated for tavern.
Twelve moaths' credit and immediate possession
will be given upon the purchasers giving bond, with
approved security, u
TIE EXECUTOR.
Eecemberl4. eAwinis
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neccm6erl4.
y MOST DESIRABLE ESTABLISHMENT
EOR SHYE

F0R SHE.
I'm the 18th dag ct January next, if fair. fnot the
y y next fair day Their after, viii be sold to the
highest hIdder before the door of the Raleigh Ia
vern, in the city OF Williamsburg. the farm and
dwelling house, late the resi+cnce of Liiteton
Tazcwell, dec The dwelling. which is within the
cnrporat0n, is OF the most elegant and spacious
houses in the state. The farm consists oil four
dred acres, about thirty OF which highly improved
meadow; and Is well supplied with all out houses
necessary to lis advantageous management At
taehtd to the above farm, is grist mill Just finish
ed, situated on the college creek which is na,i5a-
bic to the mill door. \ credit of one and two
years will be allowed on the amount of purchase :;
to he satisfactorily sscred ard to carry interest
from the day of sale. This property is pa ticuIary
recommended t. amy gentlemsn de sit Gus Of giving
liberal education to his children, on easy terms
Possession may be had, with such delay only as will
be necessary to the removal of the personal proper
ty that may beon the premises or the day OF sale.
WILLIAM TAZEWELI, Exec'r.
CATHARINE TA2EWELI. Exec'x
uf l.. Tazew ell, deed.
few Negroes belonging to the above estate,
may he had at private sale in families only, by APP
plying 10 the Executor, who resides at Richmond
View, in the county of Chesterfield
OF The Editor of the Norfolk Herald is re-
quested to insert the above till the day ofsse.
d. cember 81 60 . ,vf,'s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
NOrICE 10 MARlNERS.

The ilun,s for tie Bar Of faryS directed iy gov
eun,ent completed ard vii H. placed in proper
situations, ~ the lst OF December wl.tn
iaen hearings and "ir particulars Will be- publish
~. by which the safety AMI OF vtSsels bUund th port
" Ill b. greatly increased.