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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-03
For Sale
400 Acres Of Land.

II WING in the county of Fauquiers
\ A S-4 of nile from the Town Of
MiddIeburg--fhis Land lies handsome.
lv. well watered, about geo acres clear
ed of which there are 90 acres of meadow
land interior to none 10 the state, the ba-
lance in woods well adapted to the use
.f clover and plaster several hpndied
appletrees ct the best grated ffait-a
small dwelling, good barn, Sc.Asif al-
|nIication is made in short time a bar
gain may be had. = =, ,,,r,,,,
ION On e42m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-03

,,..s,ts At earS Kerry, Rayti Jan, 5
's ~ end OF American produce dull
/. s. I.ss of the island scarce. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-03

) stated that Akarshal Groac'ty'
! n,,,a n tbs city, having landed a
5sss sincs at Annapolis, Ibid
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-03
FTFTY D0LLARS REW4RD

RAN AWAY from the subscriber.
living in Anne-Arundel county. Mary
Hand, near Queen-Anne, on the 10th
instant. a likely light mulatto lad, called
ICEARhES JACKSON, abou, feet 8
or 9 inches high--had TN when abscond.
ed blue round jacket trimmed around
the edges with red, dark blue panta.
looms very much worn, white cotton
SHIRT. new fur hat ard boots, lie has
| also variety Of other cloathipg with
him which is unknown-he is an artiul
Fellow. and as he reads and writes very
veil 40 doubt will forge a pass to answer
ans purpose. The above reward will be
gwen for securing him in Alexandria OF
Georgetown Jail, and Sixty Dollars il!
brought to me.
Wm. G.. Sanders.
N. 3. All masters of vessels & eshers
Inre forewarned harbering or carrying oil
said fellow at their peril.
December Is Cav
FOR SAVANNAH,
FEE The fast sailing schooner Status
49,. ante Bellum, II. G. Saunders;
master; can take few hundred barrels
on freight, if immediate application be
made to 49,.
+. II. ROWLAND.
2d mo. lst st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-03
Mechanic Relief Society.

A stated meeting Of the Mechanic Res
lief Society, will Be held at Mr.; Dsbis
81 M'Dougall's, on "Wednesday evening
the eth instant, at 6 O'Clock.
BY order OF the President,
JAMES s. SCOTT, SECRETARY.
February s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
lhrim Int London Paher.1
yTR AoRDINAHy ctrpE uypoctto> mn

Awea,y swiss farmer mnch affected with hypochoudrl
came TO Lsgenan to consult tie celebrated Michael Soup
p9ch batter known by The Appreciation nj The aouniq dc
or have seven devils ia my belly said he: up few
er than seven - There more t.an seven" replied the
doctor WIN thu utmost gravity " u you them right
You viii iiDa eight Atcr questioning the
lS lbs case lie promised 10 him in eight days, during
winch time e would every morning rid him of his
routesoEe inmates at the OF louis dor e.cl-
Hu adict he,' as the last will b. much more obstinate
and de, 70 eNpel than tie oihor shah expect two louis
dor tor him. The farmer lrotd to these the bar
g was struck. and Tx doctor pressing upCn all pr,st
e necessity ufSetr.c PrOmis, give the louis dor
70 the poor oitle parish Next morning the imag demo
,ac was brought 10 linn, ad placed kind VI machine
winch hc Ind never seen before, y Of which reci-
I'D an erctric shocf. Tie farmer rOared Justify
" There go Oic SAFE The dOrfoT With the gra.y
NcStday rssnlt operation repeated tle farmer hl
owed rs before AMI the hector cuoly remarked Another
sOtJ In tins n.anrtr he proceeded 10 the stvcnth-
When IL was preparing attck die Inst, Schuppaci min
do hs patnt ilnt h had need of all lis courage r
abs was tc CaptHn 0 the gang, who would make more
obstinate rCtancc than any Oithe others. The shock vas
~ tins time strong 20 ~: nd the deuOnau on The floor
=" Now thCyare al gone - said the Doctor, aud ORDERED
the arm,r 10 b put to boil on recovering bima,lC the
latter declared he was completely cured; he paid the me
lous dors with abundance Of thank,, aud returned ia hc
bsstspirits 70 his village.
Credible Witnesses attest this extraordinary cure. which
proves the acteIts of The Dcctur, well tie truth Of
Soomois prcyeFb, that with ths ic0i sometime
talk fug!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
NEGROES EOR $50

with other property
- virtue Of decree ofthe Circuit Curt Of the
. United Stetes, for the 5th Circuit and District
OF NiIginla, between Phneas Bond a;toi nev ,r the
creditors oi Ezekiel Edward, P,tF and David Ross
aud others, Dsfts shall proceed to sell ~ pubrc
auction, upwards of TWO HUNDRED SLAVES
being the slaves and their increase conveyed by
Davhl Ross 10 Wn. Newborn ard others. by deeri
OF trust, on the 2ist October, 1901, and recoSdei
in the court ofCampbcll county
The sale viii commence - HnyIe's Tavern. il,
the town OF iynchharg, the 26.ll dar OF Feh.ra
~ next, aud continue from day TO day until it IS
completed.
The slaves will be sold for approved, endorsed
notes at 90 days, negotiable in the Bank of Virginia
OF the Farmers Bank III Virginia
These slaves represented rs extremely valua.
bic, most if not All ofthem, having been employed
in or ahnut the Oxford Iron works IN the county of
Campbell a number ofihem are said TO be remark
ably well skilled in the working of Iron. They will
be sold in families far practicable with Justice
10 the parties concerned.
On Friday, the lst dav of March next or as soon
after az the sale ofthe negroes Finished will be sold
at the Oxford Iron Works, number OF wagons
and their :, er, cart, and implements used in The
business OF the frou Works, with the stock of the
trade, and number of Horses, Mules, Cattle and
Hogs.
he terms of sale WILDE the same as With respect
TO the slaves
WM. MANN, Commissioner.
January %. S2--tds
The printer ofthe Press at Lynclburg, win insert
the above advertisement III. The day of sale and for.
ward his account to WIN. Mann for payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
CFr0n, Ire Albany Adv6rfiaer. I

I'VE haye been ohIisngly furnished, by a respectable
irend with tle Spctch Of the Governor Of Canada -, ,h,
Legislature ot the Province, delivered at Quehcc on tl
zh Of Jnnary last from which make the following cy
tract heNS II Will prove inereiting to the ueupl and
to ne Legislature II this STATE the present tnr If
wsuid seem, by the facts c it contains that no mrs o
he lost ~ terrocutiOn at the scheme OF the Grand canal
f,ou Lake Erie tothe Hudson. unless the STATE are vin
hat Their ne1gh6ors should be beforehand with tlem m 4
similar proiecLl ' " "
,a'eitn command from Ills Royal Iiighnts> ,hc p
regent % assure you, that tits Royal HiehnrsS views
with much pleasure the additional! proofs of All
public spirit, afforded by the vcicd Gv ards , cnnpr
Ton OF proposti Canal from Montreal To- La chine Ills
Mpestys tioSernnme',t juy approaching the ma, innnr
tlt ohets witfr"iei that work is connected are greatly
Htrtsd ia ITS early cS'euon and await only flrt,
Htrguon' upon the subject, to proceed carry j, into
w, !" press upon your consideration, the i'm
Porinec OF f'rth,f promoting the Internal communications
OF tre Province " OF making cheet,a provision fr the
full accomplishing oran ohect OF such oh,ious and sn
raj utility ''' CIV
You may b. assured, that onmy part shall be rnos,F,
daily d>pocdto Scotd your audale en,itayo,rs Inv. ,
dyero@at'o' IA every measure which may tend to nd
vance he Interests and promote tie welfare Vt This p
VINCE" ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20

VALUABLE PROPERTY
sSok SALE-A Tract OF Land, on James River
q m the County OF A!beInarle, above and below
the town of Warren supposed to contain $500 acres
More than tOsr hundred acres of this Land are prime
low grounds II considerable propo. ton of which
VIII produce good hemp or tobacco. Tie high land
IS OF excellent quality The improvements are suf-
heient for the accommodation Of 4 large family ::
Consisting OF large dwelling house and every ne
eeSssry oot house. The barns, tobacco houses and
tirSsiing machines upon scale to enable the
proprietor, To secure and manage to advantage tie
largest crops of every Kind, aapted to tie climate
.iis laRd is in good order and preservation there
beng none cleared in the tract that is not in npod
heart cultivated ia IT'S Clover has formed
crop IN rotation for several years past. Its sup
posed there is no land in the which PlaIs-
ter OF Paris has greater effect. There are two large
merchant mills contiguous To this estate. 1t is CON
hdently believed by the Subscriber there is not
more des.Hbie estate on James River, from Rich
mond t. the Mountains, when its intrinsic value its
convenience 10 market, its heptlLulness are
considered.
% On this estate wa, sown, last FALL seven hundred
acI cs OF land in wheat, and fifty ~ rye. hich NAV
DC done, year after year, wiliout cropping the Ir.d
improperly. In the ne.hborloul Of tiiis land The
Subscriber viii sell three small tracts, conlani,g
500 acres III thc county of AlJcnare, and Il tract of
700 acres in the county oil IIussinghan nearly
opposite the centre OF toe Warren tract and within
mile ard lialf OF the River.
4iil called tie Green Bottom. in the
County OF Cabei, tlIe OHIO River, 20 miles
below Point Pleasant; from 1890 to 1000 a.
cres OF this are bottom, sail By all who have
seen II, TO be equal in fertility to any land IN
America. II is supposed three Hundred and fiji
ty acres OF the bottom cleared and in cultivation
No land can exceed this in the production OF corr,
hemp or tobacco. The clearing OF this land is less
luxurious than the generality Of the Ohio bottoms
there being but little beach upon it. The price OF
uansporti produce from the Green Bottom to
Orleans, is from Is 70 Gs per hundred. James
Garnet, Esq. offers for sale large tract Of land in
tie same neighborhooA. These tracts would af
lori good settlements fora number OF families
1900 acres Of land on the Little Bird Creek in the
county nj tioOcand three mites from Mrs. Tins
leys, and six miles from Columbia. About Geo
acres ct distract arc cleared under good fences &
in order for cultivation.
GOO acres Oh Back Greek, in the County Of Au-
gusta.
1000 acres in tic County of Buckingham a'ioinine
the lands Of J. Gibson, MAinr David Patterson,
Price Perkins and others this tract IS distant from
James Riycriiom three to six miles.
The usual credit viii be given upnn The payments
being well secured. 4. S. stock. The stock Of the
Virgins on Farmers Bank on the notes of either Of
those banks will be received IN payment. The A.
boYc tracts will be sold entire or divided to suit
purchasers
w. G.. NICHOLAS.
January 25. S2-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20

soa, hsve forgotten some niinSr bianchls in he
haste with which TINS hiss been written, hut nom o
important character. In all the susiness Of t,i,
world, the Two great pomts arc, LIST to lay down u
good plan, AMI, 81, 10 give TO il compleat and con-
slant exeeuoDIhis trsl ia sislatiYe duty the
Seoond, executive ar 'uis'seria Fsiiure is gencr-
atty in the last What in ,his c unty we have pas-
uci''aiiy To guard asas, is want o naturalization
IN boih tedche's a'" Pnpis. sni spirit of jeJ6ias
aud n9ney-na,isiRS III biI6Lc agents. These beset-
tug sins grow out of (Nh., we have much reason to
vse) thu freedom of our civil institutions ant the
almost uniye,'ial spirit of uaic and commerce. !.
nong MS Cam You find rene,, or ,he,n
Yours respectfully ands,ncer.iy,
rTC1-rONf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
FgN1E Subscribers have removed 70 that
large anis o9linodnns brict tenement, at die crdre
al q. Adainss Hardware Store.
They haze for Sale,
loi llus. Muscovado Sugar
% hh's. do. do.
70 , GS,, Logrand Lump SUcARs.
10 hbi>. ". I. Rum
= do. old Antigua do.
SC b,is. ami 200 bags C"ioc
f. 5 F. d., d. Fine ~''-''a ZINE.
. Pip'3 six i~4ti'a MN, IF SUPERIOR qua
81 pipes 1eneri'ie Wine
f. e. do. Do o'~ l''''r ~rsr.
50 o. .a,l,, G I;Ir and Malaga Wines
IL pipes Cosiiac Brandy
10. superior old do.
5 do. genuine Holland Gin
80 sprools Fresh In4ereJRAL2lNS
30 Goxcs al London oiu,uri
100 sacks Liverpool flied Salt
500 do. q bushels do.
10 bags black pepper, Co. aiislice
SO bUxcS Spanish egars
lo do Chocolate
so casks Glass Ware, assorted
hnGs Niai,,r, box Sem. Irvine
80 dOI. NaldrenS bOSt Sct the Blades
casks Plough Traces
do. Wedding Hos
% do. and eases assorted Hardware
-4iao nfoat, md hoirLy e.rhecfed-
100 bags prime green Coffee
pipes old Holland Gin
81 bbls. NluScovadu Sugar
25 lidS. lst chop y. Orleans do.
10 eases IumblrrS so gin Casts
Is casks patent Sliot
90 bundles Nail Rtsis
20 aSsorict Bar Iron
10 hl!as. Antigua Rum. % 10. Noasses
-dLSO-
They have ON hand large of EgisI French,
German G7d lylaiO GOODS.
All the above viii b. sold the reasonable terms for
cash, VI towHacecpnmces.
j BROE,N, jr. O.
B1l FTNNE1.
N: b. Their regular auction days Tuesday * hi.
day in every week.
Fs5iWIrY is. o. If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
THE PLASTER TRADE

In orr ias we made some observations upon our trad
E ue Brush colonies siice hcH We have rtci,.i th
.oow'hg niurns,tion from correspondence az faSrnort
tna the British have laid duty oS i've dolls por ton ,
~, p,a,eT - ported from the coprirs English bottoms
"i.ieh SHALL be landed east of y. Haven, S '''
81, ~ 'n' rep'aue' We shall h. cecaay excluded from,
~, te hmhs o th' iradc-hc sy,lunes viii send IN
ir own "sScl'drect 10 the nuthwnr.-and What NJ, can
set, MIL come greatly enhanced in price ~
rs plaster is stnii free OF iy-al M ,rc ,ro ,i;
tud OK bringing from the Br;ti,h colonies in Ar,in
fNS W. suggest the prcprict Of having ,lay oi uuon
- pf',tNr imported ia foreign rI,Joms We NOV uuybf m
soinIter"e ought 10 lay dut5 of fre d"i nr
'p ,,pon 81, plaster imported in foreign bottoms When
'h'd1e landed to The souui~ard oil NeSsIIascn
Portland po.fr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
NO1ICE.

EHAVING quali fed on the estate Of VIII
liam Toward. Dec o. y e coiry " Aliennrlc. as a,t
miistrtor de lHJius vii t8- viii 1uHSsd-Au per.
soi. having claims aginG tic sid estate rtqnct 90
mike them known t0 me possible. and tno.r
indebted % te aid estate, will maize immediate nav.
mrtt IN fnyslf or William y. Sfoyn % tic county OF
Green, Kentucky whom Ilrvr CONSTITUTED my ATTORNEY 20
irc tc sinc, and 1ho viii b. resucctcdas SUCH Astis
my decrmn5tlnto sttlc i've accounts Of toe sd estate O..
soon possible, Indulgence ht ri,Ca.
{. Il. SAUNDERS. edir'r.
of EILLk.K HOsgIRD, dec.
Ja,aary Gj. S2-loltI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
ONE GENT EEIVNRD

WILL be given Tor apprel,endins 40 apprsu-
w lice boy by Tie name Of David Hudson.
The said apprentice was drafted to serve iouT
ofduty from this county lar' August was dischar-
ged vt Camp Garter on The I'D July last and has
tailed lorcturu.
Tie IS about 10 years old h7g red hair, blue eyes,
and is stout madC--a carpenter BY trade
.orwMn all persons irom employing him, rs
am determined to pgf the law in force a,,pst all
such offenders. PBYION KEITH.
Ll1lcd5wg, Feb S. S9-sO'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20

One hHi,d ed Dollars He,vdi.d
I : UNAWAY from Mr.. Reuben Johnson. of Ibis
r Z City, abOut the month of May OF June last a
very bright mulatto boy, named IsAAC-ie is a.
h'ht . years oil age, tuieraGls well grown he is
apt to betrsy himself when telling e.. ehoo,i-I am
induced TO believe he carries off by some mas
ter Of vessel either to Norfolk Or some northern
port.
Whoever win deliver the said boy to Thomas NJ.
iurpn OF this City, to The Subscriber, shall re-
ceiye the above reward-Or shall receive fifty dol
lars iodg-d in any jail 50 that he is got assin.
FRANCIS V. SUTTON.
FeJrumy1S IS. 9I-fF
The Printers ofthe American Beacon, Norfolk !;
Mercantile Advertiser, and u Y. Gazette, New
YORK; arc requested to insert the above a,iverfse-
ment SIX times in their papers, and forward their
accounts to Thomas VI. Iurpin OF 10 the Editor of
the Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20

French paper states fact, TIE following ,-o ofan
NAL sngiety:" IN the night Oh the 22l Nov tlrr, was a
great il oil $40" 81 Connnercy, (Netc) for the first linn,
this Nin and Of such ,iocc that the stoln yns
"a To depth Of eight ten inches. when the Russian
,siat0ie there, were taking their hor, 10 water
~ the morning these animals surpriz,d and tllich, n,
ssht which doubtless reminded them oftir conntry be,n
Z" afcr neigh and roll themselves i'm the snow nm
br's,apel from The hands Of their cniuctorS who Ind
great difficulty III catching them again" ' ''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACADEMY

seNllE patrons ofiiteisture are respectfully in
formed, ti,at the Trustees have engaged Ansei
French, \. Nj professor Of languages in this rsti.
tution The very liberal education which It's gen.
ueman has received in one Ofour best uniTer.it.cs
hls pure 'n'rais and perseverance as an Instructor
authorize anticipations of extensive usefulness
The course of Education at the Rappabanuocls i.
ea'emy incIu'lcs-te Greek, Latin, French anil
English Languages. the vsrca5 branches OF pure
Mathematics, with Physics and The Philosophy OF
the human mind.
Experience has Demonstrated, ,l,at the situation
ri tue Academy is as salubIious as any in Virgin
in.
The price hoard and tuition Iow-rhe ac-
Communications such as to receive entire satisiaeti-
on
JOHN TAYLOR, Presi-
GentGf the Trustees.
ALIEN. \. +. G.. KEECH,
President OF the Academy.
January 50. SSH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
70 B1ck-1Elkers and others.

70 Brick Makers and others.
4 WILL SELL twenty-five thousand cords Of
Z wool, ~ its natural o"der-sitilated in the eoua.
~ ofCheste'''cld, about or mics above this I'll
~, and conveUicrt go James River IntersDerseG
with is ronsi lcrabie quantity nftimber. calcutta
tedtor cooreis stuff, aud m extensive quantity OF
prime timher-whieh will be sold rs Il stars, IN ITS
natural order, or prepared asreeabY to bills
RICHARD HARRIS.
February Is of-fs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
I.liE SIInSCnIIiER

8 rs determined, in consequence of his eortinu
4 ed Ill health, to sell out his remaining stock OF
GltOCEltlES, in the course o. this month with In,
view oi cloSius that part of his business and re-
quests all persons having cans against him upon o.
pen account, I" present them tor adjustment and
those Indebted, to make payment wh IS little de!ay
as possihl,,7-He will continue TO keep an assort-
ment of Gut and Wrought Nails, and to vend the
Yarns spun at the Rchmond Cotton Manuiactnry
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
F'St1As,u g. s7-t1.W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
GARTER n. DREW * Co.

CARTER II. DREW * Co.
AZ AVE just received, per the Warrington, from
Z q liverpool and will omen III few days, at the
house occupied by Messrs. jerks * Billings
fifteen Packages OF GLASS WARE, part very
elegant, consisting offne Cut X Plain Dccanters,
Pitchers, Tumblers, Vino, Sylsbub ard Jelly
Glasses, Sugar Basins, Cream lures, Lemonade
Cans, India Sh@les Passage Lamps, Proof Phials,
&e. &e. Aud are in daily expectation OF receiving,
assortment Of EARrHEN WARE, consstinsa
OF fine blue Printed and Lustre Pitchers, Dining
Sets, &c. Also, per the John Berquln from Ma
dera, few qnaiter casks choice OLD WINES,
AL ii Which will be sold low, for cash or acceptance
in town.
January Is. 7S-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
PROPOSALS

EETlI.I be received until the Goth day OF Feb'y
w !or the delivery oi the following Bill oi Tim
Ter, at the u. States Public Works on James XIV
or, i2 miles above Richmond, at tie place lately
owsed 81 Capt. WIN. 1rabue--Propossis address.
sed to Capt w. G. Beard, U. S. Agert, Richmond
post paid)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
VIE PROPlilErnRs.

TIE PROPRlErORS.
AF the Richmond Cotton Mandatory forwarn
Y y all persons from ereiuing any one interested,
connected or enplo, ed in that establishment, or,
account %. thc same, exccpt
BENJ. JAMES HARRIS.
December {. 12m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20

IL AtTINORE, WNSHINGTON, GEORGE.
, TOWN X ALEXANDER Bank Notes viii
be received og goods, alta small Gsc'a,nt, by Col,pn
and Reed, { directly Obbosife Me BeR Ja7ctu, }
who have on hsnd. general assortment If staple s.
many lipey goojs, whisii Dies viii sell low Ai-o,
on cousgnm4 i bales llempca Rolls, yo,y iow,
Tor which the above uoteswilI be taken at psr.
February !. B6-3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20

g. The public informed tiiat tic above Decd Of
Trust gi,e the payment ioi tho land IL DE- e.
cilHt AZ de tic Of csccatng iirder6 Of it was
with complete understanding tnt ! have
clear and nospuafe ttD INC va as dert ,i,ne a
possible aud po,s sion % tle land. excepting nc dover
part ~ Mr. WnJdrldEes mother. have ritirr rtcrivd
evOl title possession AID tercf, cnui.u a pr.ts
agi,lst purchasing nnltr tie above decd.
NEu. 1rCOCLL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20

100 Vag7niu bo,n SLHYES, Eor Sale.
IN the I'd Monday in March next, will
b. SD, at Charlotte CourtlOu,e, Virginia, under
the suii riienl7ncr " rh0ns Taylor, hurdrd k,y
liguTrporn SLAVES. Such are iu families viii b..
SOLD 100 tptvay.
Or,-ia Of the purchase moneyto be- paid the time Of
,c. and DE ~ si1c otc first OF Isnr.ry 1917, for which
bn ur guO sccuryis 70 h. 20, and deed of tru i
tie Slaves 10, punct0a payment thereof l,-
rel dronnt viii De s"n FOR Tic prompt payment Of The
w!oo trans part0fti fcsilue.
Fc5rHajy8. 5a-t,s
c. The Edif9rfg Ne Lyf'eitan fIsAs anil Pscrt5rrg
iDefigcfcr Ifgns.fif9 Di'iii me 0blge Advertisement.
Gciypatfoqjgu npHne dgy g4e, a! frmorH thur &C
e'nIff mis- CG''e CrfnynrF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
LANES RIYER LAND in Charles Gin
For Sale

0H4HGo HIF 6R I-.I-FO IN Charles CltU
For SAFE.
Pursuance ola Deed of Trust from Richard
a CHrterto me, dated 5th January, 1914, made Ter
the purpose # securing the payment of n sum Of
money to William Royal, | shall sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, coni.rlnahy 10 the provisions
otan act Of Assembly passed the o5th day of Nayem-
her, 1919, entitled An Act concerning Executions
and ir other purposes" On the 9th day orFe5gra-
ny, 1916, the TRACT GLAND situated in Charles
City County. aud bounded west by James River, on
the south by the lands OF Samuel Demoville, deed
On the east BY the road leading from Richmond to
Shirley, aud on The north by the lands of John Roy
mi--C"nta'ning by estimation, three hundred acres,
De tue same more ~ less, or so much VI the said
land as shall be sufficient 20 satisfy the aforesaid
deb'. att the exp noes os executing tie trust
MATHEW EODSON. Trustee.
.QJ The above sale is preiponed until the "a day
Cash.
February 10. oo-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-20
PIIBLIC ALLCI,LOAc

EB \ virtue Of ID cd ol Trust executed on the
4 > iOhday of July, 1915, bs Neii N1'Coul for the
p"rposf Of securing the payment ot eight hupdrcA
and nity-threc dollars, due TO fhouas Woodbridge,
on the 10Th day Of January, 1871 shall sell at
public auction, for cash, on Thursday, the Doth irst
at the Ben Tavern IN the city of Richmond i've
bunired and ~ evc acres of land in the county of
POwhatan, being The same tract Of land sod Ivy Tho
mas Woodbridge 10 the said Neil A'Cmil, by deed
barring Gate the oh day Of July. 1916 or So much
thrc0f a5wll paw the aforementioned sun Of
sight hundred ard lifty-three dollars, with the IN
teicst thereon, and tie cost Of executing this Trust
THOS. TAYLOR, Trustee.
February g. Se-tIs.