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

EORfY Dollars reward. Runaway from
n the subscriber living near DanviIIe in the
county OF Pittsylvania, on the 18th of July last,
a bright mulatto man named BURWELL, a.
bout Il years of age, supposed to be five feetten
inches high, has straight black hair, is anvil ward
III disappearance, and has rather "A down look
when spoken to; the end of one of his fingers is
considerably withered and has Il scar on one
leg, occasioned by burn His clothing is not
recollected. lie was raised in Pittsylvania.
but am informed, he has relations AT Mr.
fIclds in blccklenburg county, Va. where il is
likely he will aim to get.
am informed, that fellow ofthe above de-
sciinhon has been seen in the county of Isle of
wight, va. in company with one brought from
that county, who runaway about the same time
and that the mulatto felowliad certificate of
freedom, IN the name of VIM. Cole, by which
name he will probably attempt to pass.
The above reward will be given for his deliv-
cry, or ~ dollars, in case he is confined in any
Jail, so that get him again.
NATHANIEL WILSON.
October 2G. tO2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

I(oAls WANTED.--I wish to purchase eight oil ten
- substantial James Rirer BO-f1S-Aiso, to hire ID,
ti,e month or year. about kcenty actire BOd7HEv.
Il Jew dffH righks0ad Carpenters, may obtain good
wages, and employment during the winter, il early april
cation be made Ia the manager SawNilis oppU
site the Locks, five miles above Richmond.
LEROY ANDERSON.
November 10. JC2aw;f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

NOTICE is hereby given, that peuton will he ,'re-
sentcd to the present General Assembly OF Virginia.
TO pass an act establishing Turnpike from wrs,han,
the County of ienrico, Charlottesville, i'll the County
of Albemare.
N0re,rber %. 6I-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

-ESAi;NEGS' EASK OF VIRGINIA. general meeting
4 of the Stockholders for the election Of Directors,
viii be held AT the Banh in Richmond on "Wednesday, the
sit OF January next. WA. NEkERNIS, Cashier.
Ue~,nb~r 4 G3idm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

ENbMuhD 1AiLOR$ Co. now receiving by the
y hHtrord from London, the Niagara and John
L DTown rom Liverpool, large assortment of DRY,
DUUDo, winch nave been purchased III England the
Desttefns and will he sold by the package or otcNise
as row as by any other importing house in town.
september IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

NlOTIcE.-0n the 3ist inst. at Haley Coes's Tavern
IN Chesterfield several negroes will he hired the
ensuing year, belonging the estate of John Fore de-
ccased-among them is good miil-wrgh,.
JAMES FORE, 1dm'r.
December 7. C5.osu ,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

vg>WO HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD-will he Civ
4 FOL appie,endir. and securing in any Jail within
the Commonwealth ~f Virginia James Rollins aud JS.S,
VI Bauer, who broke the Jailof Kanawla County, ard
made their the 18th of October kn,-
died dollars for eheT--cbarEed with frouicu>y conn
ereitng and passing false aud forged bank notes. ir-
porting Il, led the Wstchoats' end Mechanics Er-
change Company Of Nesr- York.
James Rollins is about fv. feet ten inches high, ap-
pears 10 he about 26 ~ OF aye. sandy hair light
complexion, his right leg thigh shorter than TIE eft
about three inches, cork shoe bis right foot.
John W. Barter appears 10 he about twenty I've
OF aye, feet 10 inches HIGH very black hair large
black eyes, and very dark complexion tslis,i.e and
very assuming.
ALSO--a Reward of T7fy Dollars for appreheudng
ana securing John fHdeySon who escaped fom the said
Jail OH the night the above charged with felony
-he abont 30 Years of fret high black hair aud
eyes lame Of the right leg thigh compexion and
marked on the lett wrist with ink, inserted somewhat
the figure of Cross talks broken English aud very good
French. JESSE ALSIoN. Iaiior
Of hdHanitd county.
CHARLESTON. DrccvlJcr s..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

i<TNHEAP GOODS.-rhe Subscribers, at the Marke,
~ Bridge. door 10 Messrs. Dicks. Moore i 60.
have Just received, by the late arrivals from philadelphia
and New-lork, supply Of FALL GOODS, which will be
sold at very reduced prices.
have hand. and Intend keeping an assortment of
Jlfs Cloths. from No. eto No. of the iannfactufy
the Kings be scld much lower than they have
souc heretofore. DAVID & WILLIAM KYLE.
2..rIu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

NOIlCb-Al persons having ciaiuls aaainsi ~, -
tate OF Join FORE deceased Of Chesterfield cor niy
e desired 10 nrng Them forward, well authenticated on
OF niOic TIE 9Th December. shall then close inv i
innisuaoa % Tie said estate aud this noiiccw he
plead asainst any AFTER elaine. JtMFS FORE dJ,o'r
QfJotn Frre ,f~c.
Novembero. sa.lawt5,p
- EMOVAIJolnK King Srectflly Informs his friends
and the puhlic that he has removed 10 his new es-
enlistment on the MaiSIect equal distance between
ne two Banksl where NAV BE- always found ecneaf ~
IDrtncnt Of STAPLE S.rANCN GlEf.s-nf a,,,.,,sf, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

ENOR SALE, by the Subscribers, at their
4 Auction Store, on the Market-Bridge:
GROCERIES,. 10 hhds. Muscovado sugars !;
20 hhds. New Orleans do. 200 bags, 30 bbls 20
tierces Coffee; 80 bags old Java do. 80 hhds.
Antigua rum; 10 hhds. old Jamaica do; 10
pipes real Holland gin 4pipes and 20 barrels
country do 80 boxes old irish do 40 bbls.
Caruther's rectitied whiskey; 81 hhds molas-
SEES; le pipes aud ar. casks old Madeira, ~ Or
casks Sherry, 30 boxes superior CIaret, pipes
and 10 or. casks 'renerific, i5qr. casks Malaga
30 Or casks Colmanar Wines 80 casks HID
bcrts brown stout; $50 crates assorted earthen
ware; l000sacks salt, part Iiverpooiflld sacks :;
10 tons shot 20 tons bar-iron; 10 tons nail rods
100 hbls. prime and mess pork; 20 bags pepper
% bags Allspice.
DRY-GOODS.. 20 bales striped blankets:
5 do, superiine Wech fiannels, superfine cloths,
cassimercs, common cloths, plains SC. 80 pacl.-
ages cotton goods, consisting OF shirtings, cam
brics, velvetcens, cords, handkerchiefs, cotton
hosiery, &c. &c.
HARDJVARE, CUTLERY, &c. .I5 packa-
ges assorted hardware, cutlery, &c.
DAILY EXPECTED. ~ hhds New-Or-
leans sugars, said to be very fine Is hhds. An
tigua rum; 60 bags prime green coffee and !,
large and valuable assortment OF fresh import
ed DRY -GOODS, calculated for the approach
ing season.
j. B,Own, jr. s. w. Fanuey,
Npu.iua AIuStarc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

~ 'lI fIaI FtIlIIOH VIII DC presenter 70 Inc t
sish'He OF Virginia, during the present session. for
an act To establish semLTurnpke from the Town Of
Iartersviie, along the River Road. it present runs
oI as nearly as may be 10 where the said Road neisccts
field.
ncrfm6e, ~ 5sT
N.B The petition states how the road Il to run by
the Tavern, and therefore necessar. 10 mention
ii i'll the notice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30

the Lord in the latter days upon the earth. TIL
1 intelligence quite electrified suck as were wal,
ing for the ngdom of God.
1t was peculiarly gratifying TO me, to beho,,
he anxiety which they discovered for Their chi
iren. one present to whom sold BILE. request
ted also to havea copy of The New Testanien,
for each of his S children and being obliged 10
ne put OIL till next year. when supply may be ~
pected from that quarter, Il was with difficult,
1 could escape taking the price then, that he
might be sure OF them ON their arrival.
arrived here on the 20sh INST Mrny were the
penis TO which was exposed, but out of them
all the Lord delivered mel had to- pass upwards
of6O rivers on horseback, some of which espeo;.
ally those in the vicinity ofY6Isuls or the snow
and ice mountains, are reckoned very Dangerous.
my confidence was IN the Lord, who caused me r.,
experience the fI.ilneat of that prom Sc: Is
When ti.ou passest tlro'' the waters, VIII he
With thee. and thro' tile rivers. they shall not o.
yerfiow thee" During the two months Twas on
the Jnueney, il was but seldom that slept in xny
house My tent was my home, which, Ike the
Patrlarchs of old, removed froIa place to place
and have conceived such liking TO that orien.
tai mode of life, that cannot help feeling some.
what out of my element, that am again confined
10 room.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30

cdent to military preparations whose object
was not Immediately fit BY the mass of the 6eo-
ore, and lay at an immense distance fom the seat
IL 1s',henl. Whel. Ike the heart the human
sxtremi.ies are cold and langu d, pieyea,ad Col
cisrkc fion receiving. in IT, fun exten,, ,ne con.
empla' ed aid. His genius and activity supplied
his deficiency They doubled his phys cl force.
Insulated, as It were, IN the heart OF tie indian
country-in the neighbourbood of the most war
Ike and ferocious tribes the track of many o.
sners, IN me way ct all, he knew how to main
tain the power of his country, in this new aco.;.
only asertins insult and iniur,--but
carry ns terror into the strongest holds, and most
solitary recesses of those lptlians, who, from
time to time, sailsd forth, Ike tigers, in quest
't earnage-and efiectually represslng all hostile
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30

britIsh posts in the Western part Of this com.
.nonwesith on the river Mississippi, and lis bran.
suss wee'eoy great advantages may accrue 70 the
common cause ofAmerica, ss wen ~ tbis 60
monwealth in PARTICULAR
Resstped that the thanks of this houss ara
Justly due TO the said col Clarke, and the br,vs
Ulcers and men under his commad, for their ~.
Faoretnsry resolution and perseverance In "a b,-
zardous an enterprise, and for the important sea-
country 43''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30

IN tie House If DeieyaIes, .Nev %, i77a.
Whereas authentic Informatlon has been re
ceyed that Lieut. Col. George Rogers Clark
vita bsdy Of YSEmis Mditls, hss reduced II,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30

viii md favor in the sight Of. God equally with
The Catholic" Heresyi impiety !" cried Doc
cor Sop. "True religion" said .Ny ,qatkers
Beps Messenger.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30

exile; there l shall continue to form wish.
es for your Majesty. whose virtues, genius,
and bounty are SO necessary to France
Happy those VINO defend you. tor they also
defend the country aud liberty.
Sire, yoar Msjesty's most obedient and
faithful subject, a.
Lit. Gen. MAX,LANiARQUE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-22


YbNHE Subscriber has opened an ACADEMY ut
s Croada Grove, the residence OF Mr.. Patrick
Hendren, ia the County Of Charles CITY.
In this Seminary will BE- Taught the English, Ia.
TIN, and Greek languages in taer purify Gearra-
Pity and the use Of The Globes, Pen,nansl;p, Arith-
metic AID Bookkeeping.
iho5e young gentlemen, who Intend lie sue
ceodng year 10 enter on their Coll giate studies,
will, hCeqnred, be taught Moral ph Ioso3hy, Rhet-
oric, and Bellies bettrss.
pair OF Globes and Adssecs of Ancient s, Mo.
dern Biography will be supplied ,r the use Of the
PUPILS.
Tie price ofT'nition for the Engliah department
IS twenty-five dollars, for the Lain end Greek tiir-
ty dollars, per annun.
The number OF Pupils is limited to trenty-A
lew genteel and respectable families, no. distant
from the Academy more than half or tnree quar-
tiers OF mile, will take IN AcarjeIs on moderate
terms; few will be accommodated in the family
with tie Subscriber, and will be found diet, Iois-
ing, washing, mendng, fuel aud candles, ior S 100
per snnum.
One half tie board and tuition money will be re-
CURED To be paid the 1st day of July and The ba-
lance at the expiration Of the year.
The manners aud morals Of the Pupils will be
strictly attended lc.
The msduton will occasionally be snperiatcnSed
aad inspected by person experienced in tire in
struction ofyouth JOHN DABNEY.
Febs. Sov4,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-22
No. INDlA NENNS.

lFron Andgu papers 60 the 10Th u,tl
Barbad9eg. Dee. 2J.--Wo are gid t.
find, that IN so short q time, and within a
small cirtl-, 50 large "a sum has been SUD
scr bed for he Waterloo Fuad--an1 il is
20 be- hope ), through The eXertous Of those
geudemen who have been appointed fthe
Committee, and who side IN the Couu
Try. that the total al. cunt Of the con,rbu
tiars viii be sucr, as 20 90 credit % q
feelings Of the community. Very lib rs
col ccuons have been made in ihe rslsl.
boa.ing settlements; the amount OF via.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-22
GOLD MINE.
'EVIE Subscriber wishes to sell or ex-

'bNlE Subscriber wishes TO sell or ex-
Il Change Cor property in Richmond, lbs plantation in
Hanover. called Gold Nine containing upwards of,ight hum
dTv acrenore tam trd ofwhe is in woods. 1t lies
Pamunky river, opposite tie farm of Col Charles Dab
ne and adjoining hg Rocky N:l TractOnit is excel
lena dwelhnshoise with seven and passages the
oGtb0uSs. wards garden &c. convenient and good
peir: The subscriber does believe hat,lnre more
healthy spot the nlue ridge. II is about twenty
miles from Eichmcd Wlichcnnyei, ds,ahct added its
suhiy bold Chalyoatc Spriug he thinks would render
N.-y Sitahe citizen Rich
mol. he calculates getting OF from six
hundred dollars for II 'hc YEAR which might 81 had
with reservation Of the HOUSES, ssc.
For and Other particulars apply NJ. Thonas
Ricards0i, in kclm1ud, the Subscriber, who will
remain on tie premises few weeks.
DANIEL COUCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-22
tFrou the NewYorl Commercial Advertiser February 10
CURE FOR A FELON,

Tahenfom Me Orange County Republican, d
.Eorsn5er, 1906. Tie joRo1giag avas taLca
fran ne btsber Of Deacon C. LtsniGerl., ard
published az MS eIbress 'e9Hest.
lake piece ofgoc, sal,, about the ze ola buternu
wrrp eahfrge ito BE- hal, if 1t. IA u pi re Vi
hrbw paptr; II with Goals. you would
cnipn after IL hls hen roasrg about twenty minutes lake
It fgoA the rt, and poWnerit Ncrs fine; mix IL with
much op ~ili make aiNe If the Sosp
pretty OF irplne (Which may be known by Tie
F.g!D - nd Etc TO Al. Apply tie sairt 10 tne
t ai etrd ~ ie Of lew hours, and sometimes Ia
sew r..aaty, The pain Will b. relieved After tits, ifa
stPauraiol has tAsn flLee, X healed .e a com.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-22

he'd been given BY some iuhabitln.s e
Trinidad, down 10 the 27th Nav, was 267 4
pounds IS and tue list reniaihed Q. en- Tor
the doaations OF other
So. Johns, C.4iit. Dec. 25.-Arr. schr.
Enterprze, Harding, Newbern. n Car Ii
na, pitch, pine, lumber and sh;ngles--not
permitted to enter.
Dec,m5er so. by an arrival from Nor
folk, we have been put in possession Of Mr..
Madison's message to Congress. upon the
opening OF its sitting OIL the ii inst. This
do,ument, which is Of consider bile length,
an! has already heen published here, is. III
Is texture and language, 50 striking con
trast to the former high-toned and innam-
uetory productions Of the President, and
manites,s SO sincere q desire of peace, that
the good people of the Uuited States, hail
it as the happy pTesage to their long ENJOY
neEt OF that state Of tranquility lito which
they have Just verg1d.--It remains, howe
yer, to be snewn, whether the worthy
p; esdent has, with the f IL of lis once-be-
loved idol, (the now pent sp Napoleon) sa-
cIifced his anjMosity and prJu.iSes a
gainst Great Britain or whc cher he still
secretly nurtu es them in his breast, wait
ing an opportunity to reAindle the fame
that has lust expired
Arr. Dec. %, Army schr. Maria, Ter
rance, TO carry to Barbados the remain
der of the Africans captulcl in the French
brig LIE Hermione--schr. Providence,
NJ Her, New-Yo rk, corn and lumber.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-22
FOR SALE,

FBNHAI vel known and valuable property, the
< VIRGINIA MiILS-Situated in the County
OF Buckingham, shout sixty mites above Richmond
upon Slate River, mile from its junction. with
james River, which is navgabe at all seasons to the
Mill door
This establishment consists Of substantial stone
house, seventy feet long, by forty wIde audiiye so-
ries hisl-wh4 pair Of feet Bur stores, and all the
Necessary machinery for manufacturing -four upon
the latest and most improved pl,, Saw-Niill ca
pable Of dong much any other. 1.-THE neighhor-
ho0l atlorsinga suiiiciency Of timber to keep Il
constantly gong, which is brought to the nlli to be
sawed On shares
The dwelling house is handsomely situated half a
mile from the Mill with every necessary building
for toe comfortable accommodation of n small fam
iiy.-At the Mil IS a good store house and count
Ing-room miller's house, cooper's shops, &c
II IS thought unnecessary to mention in an sdver-
tsement the many advantages this properly posses
ses over any other Of the kidd in the upper coua-
try, as it ispresumed those disposed to purchase
such properly, will first view the same, when the
terfps, which shall be liberal, will be made known
by the Subscriber.
ARCHIBALD TAYLOR.
Fet. Z. 89-w12ws
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N5lYedgeURle, (Geo. } Fe5.7 I.

N5iRedgeOHie, (Geo. J ret. 7.
Judge Toulman, it appears, from IN AZ.
ticle in the st. Stephens Hacyon OF the
18th January, has taken the greatest pairs
20 ascertain the real state OF tue sett ers OF
Tie public lands, and more paYticu ariy as
it relates to any interference with the
claims Of half breeds. 1t was flnnd that
great difficulties presented themselves as
to the principles on which Indian claims
were to be admitted, as TO tine exact posi-
ton Of their lands, where the claims were
indisputable; and the Judge urged in the
strongest terms, 70 the Gene al Command
ing the District, The proprey otsuspend ng
all military interference TIL Governments
should settle those po ITS, and pltce the
principles of Indian reservation Oh e proper
bass. The officer comm 1ndng that ois-
tiict, has decl ned giving any orders Tor the
removal Of settlers Of public lands TIL he
bears from Washiugtou.--GHrguS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-22
T.QLU.4BLE .EER CHANT MILLS,
EOp - Ale


EhN easy terms, Tor persons os iIulistry.-Ihc
subscriber is DESTROYS TO sell, az private sale Ills
valuable mills with IS oi land III the County
OF Powlatsn, situated on Jones Creek a constant
slream) 25 miles above Richmond, f.om Scouts
vile, and two from James River. The hopse is
three stories high, 90 so feet with an office 2 Ii
feet attached. Three pair of stones, viz: one pair
for corn custom X the other two pair fnr manufac-
turing wheat, with all the necessary machinery com
plcte-i; stands verF near the main river road
les,ing from Richmond Ia Cartersvlle in au agreea-
bic Y weal,lIy wheat hei.hh)rhnod and so near the
river AS TO render perfectly convenient to water
nayigaton--near the mill Is framed house 80 feet
long and well calculated ,r a miller with family !;
and other convenient outhoules and it is hut Just
70 say t, tbs is q. the most Advantageous Situ-
atoms Tor an extensive hlur business convenient 70
tire l{ichmnud markrt.--l'erms iibeYai-ii reGuir-
ell, ten eqna annual payments can be allowed the
purchasers b, Satisfactorily securing the payments,
wlirh wil! siF'nl To anidustious and entcrprising
adve turer an opportunity of making the property
pay for Itself with from the profits OF the busi-
ness.
viii also sell an interest in a new large brick
Cotton Factory, sit aiod Or the same stream iInme-
diateiy above ia, Miils-Ary person Inclined TO
purcitase property either Of the above descripti-
oas oriu tn. particulars &c is referred to Messis
Frederick Clarke StephenD ID. Wat<ins Of Man
chestir, 6 TO he sub ic~iber.
PETER DUPUY.
Powfatsn Cty. Va. Jan. IS. S0--wtIM
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.lannar~ co.
y 81 CHANCEkY.-Ata

IN CHANCEKY.- Alta Court held for
john Oliver Con- la;napi against Ro H. Gibson Blake
H. wo>dOi, =. a. d. Gibson, joel vs.. Jones and John
iSelso D-caiqnfr.
The dcfenan, Cson no, having entered his appearance
and given security according to Of the Ciu T Assem-
bly, and III rules OF this court and appearing the satis-
faction ~ ;ic that h. lrant of this St
on tc motion OF tc complainant by counsel, II Is 0tcrcd,
that ihe SIt defendant Gibson 10 appaar hereon The first
day Of March and the cnmplainant bill.
and that copy of th, order h forthwith inserted
one OF the public newspapers printed in the city of Rich
moad for months SUCCESSFULLY aud also posted Al the
front doorOf the court-houSe of this county
copy, Tcste,
77-wsw b. BORSfAM D. c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-22
LAND FOR SALE.

gsvnE Subscriber wi.aes to sH MS Tract Of
! Land, ~ Pcvhatau county, lh,g six rifles a.
h3y the Couu-House, between Appomsttox river
and toe Buekiughora road, half nile from each
containing three huidr-d aid sixty eight acres n
boat one ih.ri part has been cleared, Of which 70
or 80 acres ar fesl aud III 6nc ORDER Tor cnltigati.
on.1'her mtiiinr tro.t iris Of tre t. act are well
supplied with exc be timber, and suppos t. be
equal TO any high-and ia tae couaty TO- the pro-
dueii0n Of tobacco
The improvements on the place arc, a small
dwelling byusc, kitchen, smoke-housa aud dairy
For terms, application ma be male 60 DR.. William
Crump, Immediately IN tire neighbour ooI Of the
place, or to the subscribe n ia Manehcstcr
AZ. CRUMP.
February g. gg-opvSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-22
FOR SALE,

3 n the County f Albemarle, about one
Z mile northeast o.; the psaIt OF Milton, Small
farm containing l6J Of Land, aboutSo OF which we'll
~ clover, ani 100 satclriiy timbr Part ofths land
lies along tie north ic Of The kyanna. The buildings
new and ulc0siaUly good they cOI>sto connections
subsfantia ana tdweil -ho,s with excellent rooms
closets, cellars hcltn, srTtit &c .. of other lou-
So on OF ~ three yer! good rooms ;. Inetliouss.
DAIRY houses tor S-e. .. very iarg- barn, in the
Pruss Iva AZ 81 i', With tXtellSive stable undtr Ihc
sc'H NAL! ilguUSsqy commanding diversified and i'm
view. The lubrity of the place and III goodness of
water proy1ria -. that part Of the country. The fci-
lIy oiboat navigation, and te proximity OF Milton here
Asrc received ~ee week from almost every drcction,
and "here several goo stores are kept greatly add te ad
vaptap,S Of u,e situation.
his 1.-THE f:rm would snit professional Geneman-a
minister OF the Gospel Iawyera Ply Scian-or In
strucior Of Youtit might also n made excellent stand
for a Tavern simply ~ .ncrdins old road.
Inc Terms viii ae decentralization sad TERMS Apply
Robert :. Garrett the proprietor of said grn in Essex
eoun9-io Marin Dawson, Milton, Albeinarlc
II. Girardin ~ Richmond
o. ffr. IN9rla Z. Randolph, who lives in the rnCdi-
vicinity OF IN. place viii she premises to any person
sirous Of purchasing. The buildings originally plan
ned aiH erected by tat gentleman for the of his own
ia'iyidare Of course, unusually convenient, solid and
neat.
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