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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
Port CT Alexandria.
ENTERED,
Schooner Levant, Reed, Bath.
CLEARED.
Brig Bctsey, Pote, Portland.

NoRrO1E, August Is.
In Hampton Roads Brig Thomas,
Peterson, IS days from Isle Of May. A
ship bound to Philadelphia sailed same
day. The brig Tom, southerly, of and
bound TO New York sailed 'l4th july
Left there July l6. brig Enisrant, Lewis,
of & Bound to Alexandra, to sail in
days.-Tle scr. President, Luce, o!
Nantucket, OFT months on a whaling
uoya.e, touched at the Isle OF May home.
ward bouud. the l2'h July, with 10 bar.
rc!s Of oil, Spoke, Aug. /. in lat. II.
50. long. 46, so, British schr. Eliza, Sc
DAYS from Newhaven, bound to Martini,
cge, with stock OH deck.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28

Got away fcon my hncse last evening
dark bay Horse, having on a saddle
and bride. an inclined to think thai
he has been taken up by some person il
town or its vicinity, aud will give the a
boye reward for his restoration.
W. z. Swami.
august % St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
District of Columbia,
County Of AieIandria, TO wit

CUnHtU " NCAutUftu, ~ fOt
April Term, 1916.
William LaJd-Complainant,
Against
Silas Pennyman and john 6. Ladd-
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
FEyIIE defendant SiIas Pennvman. not
Z having entered his appearance. and
given security, according to the statute
and the rules Of this court, and it appear
lag to tie sati>faction of the court upon
affidavit, that the said defendant Sias
Pearvman, is not an iDhabitaht of this
district: on motion Of the complainant
10y his counsel, it is ordered. that the
said defendant Silas Pennyman, do ap-
pear here on the first day of November
term next, and.erter his appearance to
the suit, and give security for performing
the DEGREES of the court; ard that the o.
Their defendant joint 6. Ladd, Go not pay
'aWaT, convey or secrcte the debts by
him owing to, or the estate or effects in
ibis hands belonging to the said delerd-
ant Silas Penny man, until the Gul ther
order or decree OF this court and that a
lcopy OF this order be forthwith published
Tor two months successfully, in one OF
the public newspapers published in this
county, and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the court house Of
said county.
A Copy-Teste,
G. DENEALE, c. c.
/ August Iaw9m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28

Tam a statement that has been pub
NOD in the National lEtellisencer, re-
ir s,;pr the internal revenue, il appears
Ss .,Sepe has been received of the internal
9la a.. and direct tax from The lst OF ia
a wv 1874, to tie present time, about
Que Que 600 COS. There n W remains due
, tbe direct tax of 1914, and ISIS.
y .os,. 5S-. The amount paid into the
. s.s of direct tax, exclusive of whai
l.s heen paid by the assuming states. and
q internal duties. in The several years
: s;btbe expenses Of collection, is stated
as fnllOWs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28

The Managers respectfully
inform the Public, that tic Theatre vii
open on Thursday the 90 II instant. II
preparation. several new pieces Mag
pic and Maid, Ncmbucca. Forest OF Bon
dy, Love, Law aud Physic, Fortune oi
War, ~
August e.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
ALEXANDRIA.
wgDNEsDAY, AueusT %.

RI, following gentlemen are elected
Iu .asssntatiyes Of the State ct Ken
repre- y IN the Fifteenth Congress.
- CLAW, David Walker,
asg Il. Johnson, George Robiason
j. s Desbs, Tunstall Quarle'
, ns!d Trimble, Thomas Speed,
Anthony New.
a.omas Fletcher is elected to serve
~ remainder of the present Congress
q ,be room OF James Clarke, resign
nj,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
District of Columbia,
County Of alexandria, to wit:
,jprU Term, 1916.
Alexander Perry, Complainant.
against
John Wancher, her # Martin Wancher;
Defendant.
<,st
IN CHANGER Y


E1E1E defendant, John Wancher, not
B. having entered MS appearance and
siven security according to tie statute
and the rules Of this court, and ii ap-
bearing to the satisfaction Of the court
upon affidavit, that TIE said defendant.
John Wancher, is not an inbabitant Of
this District, Oh melton Of the complain
ant BY his counsel, it is ordered that the
said defendant, John Watcher, do APP
pear hereon the first day of November
Term next, and enter his appearance to
the suit. and give security for performing
the decrees OF the court, and that copy
of this order he forthwith published for
two months successiye!y in one OF the
public newspapers published in this
county, and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the courthouse of SAID
county.
e copy. Test,
G. DENEALE. c. c.
aUpU3t g o.,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28

august %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
Boston, Dept. z.
FROM THE EAST-INDIES.

Accounts are received at this place direct FROM
India, as late April th, y state that Adural
Bile hal arrived at Madras, and after few days
stay, lad embarked for the Danish settlements in
India, of which the Admiral had been appointed
Governor ; that proclamation had been issued at
the Isle Of France. whereby ordered that
all commanders of vessels entering Port Louis, sub
NIT their journals to the inspection OF public OH
Ger OF government appointed for the purpose, who
will make any extracts from them which lac NAV
deem Hseiul Tor Increasing our knowledge OF the
coast OF Madagascar and Africa, and the intricate
navigation Of the Archipelago on the north eastera
part OF the Madagasccr-and generally, to obtain
all such knowledge may tend 10 improve and ia
ciitate the navigation OF vessels trading to the Maui
r'tius. II is also provided, that all commanders
OF vessels snail be allowed free to the Ssiee
where charts and copies ofJnuu.as are lodged, in
order to benefit from asy information they may
contain. All the accounts from India speak of the
inevitabilty of another war in tina, country and
that on the part OF the English, the greatest prepa
rstons were in train to meet it with decision aud
ergy the last dates from Calcutta affirm, that the
Rajrh Of Napau had finally sent his ambassadors to
sue for peace, offering the complete ratification of
the treaty which he had formerly rejected but 1t is
sall this tardy concession had been rejected and
though the Raiah should finally consent to pay for
heatlag The poker, still expected TO take
place, inasmuch as it deemed insecure to trust
Prince, who had proved himself trcacherous aud
faithless.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
RICHMOND. SEpTEMBERii.

ALGIERS.-The eyes of the world are
now upon Lord Exmouth. The English
navy is now sunk into unprecedented
by our little squadron. both in its con-
tests with it, and in their mutual conte SITS
with Algiers, it has mach to do to oblite-
rate its disgrace. Anglers is not such a
foe, AS will give grace to the arm that con-
quers her, unless it is done by an inconsi-
derabe force-She is not such q foe, as
can give England much p,ide of conquest :;
to subdue her, will not restore England to
the high ground, III which she once stood
towards US, though it may sooihe her NOR
LITIGATION, for having yet dene so little a.
gainst Algiers, while rue have done SO
much.-But, if she should again fail ia an
swering the expectations OF the world,
with all the pompous preparations which
she has made, treble portion of disgrace
must rest upon her. Sooner than not sue
coed in sweeping eUeTy thing before him,
Lord Exmouth had best remain, for life,
ngloriousIy at Portsmouth--and his couue
trymen had best tamely submit to the mas
sacres of Bona and of Tunis.
1t has been asked, however, whether
Lord Exmouth will strip the pirates of
their power and, IDLY, ought he to do so
The hrsts question Of fact-and the lat
tar OF fTTncWf.
Such as doubt as to the first point, do not
by any means distrust the ho7eer of Lord
Exmoutb. If Decatur could strike SO deep
AN awe with the small squadron which he
led--or Shaw could mediate an attack up
on their rampar,s and ships. and his Off
GERS be so sangaine Of success how is it
possible for us to distrust the magnificent
preparations of the English Squadron
Six ships Of the line. from fifteen to twenty
irigates, a train Of bombs, galleys aud
rockets on the large scale, are surely sut-
ficient to reduce Algiers and all her proud
towers to the Gust. NO phys'caf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
CROPS.

We continue to receive the most depTcs-
sing accounts of the state of the crops-In
the Northern Neck, aud on the Southern
Banks of the Rappahannock, which have
hitherto the principal Granaries OF the
State, the corn will fall short from to 2 Sds
The cold as well as the drought has nipt
the buds of hope. Indian Corn, delivera-
Die at Christmas, has been sold for S., cash.
In the Upper Country, the frost as well as
the drought, have blighted great deal
of tobacco and corn. On some farms, the
green corn has been even cut TO be cured
into fodder-and on others, the stock has
been turned upon it.--'rowards the Roam
oke, the prospects of corn and tobacco are
equally gloomy. Some planters are ap-
prehensive that they will scarcely make
corn enough to serve them till the end of
the years and 6 dolls. have already been
bid for it, deliverable a. Christmas. The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
Sept. IL.
In Gooohland County Court,

IN CHANCERY.-lnG oochland County Court,
\ PSI Aug. 1916.
Thomas Miller, Plaintiff against William Gray and John
GnerTant, surviving adin'rs. Of Daniel Guerrant cc
defendants.
THIS Day the parties by their Attorn.s, and The
order made III The Sah Mas en- 1914 tor ane-
ding the plaintiff bill ASIDE, and this came on u
be heari Upon the bills and exhibits and drersed
that the defendants VIM Gray nl John Guerrant as adj
nnstrurs of the ~ eir intesaie tu b admin
iStere, fso much they have ia their hands, do pay
this plaintiff the OF twelve hNnured and fifty dollars,
with SIX per centum per ausum. with interest tteseoa
from tine day of October 1905, till paid and
the of this and default Of The payment thereof
before tie 9Th day Of Sept 1916, that ams B Fer
tem do Commissioners make sale. for cas of one hun
drrt ceres GLAND, s Of the following EGRO SLAVES
Lucy and her Children, John excepted, If he
Gomez CHARLOTTE and her Children and Jane and the
increase Of ,hcfenss sinee tue wentysecond Oct 1905
the property o the said Da;si Icrrant, IL cCasod, in the
bills and AMI % of trust, referred therein
toned much thTeOf IA will he sufficient pay the
of twelve hundred ard fifty dollars, with interest
and costs aforesaid FIRST giving go days utice OF the une
and place of such sale by advertising it IN the En-
quiJcr, newspaper printed in the City OF Richmond at
Johson's Spring. ahdat GOoehisnd Court house, and
port tsir proceedings herein 10 hi Court, in order to final
DEERE.
int tits further ordered ddcreed that the said adrs
10 pay the plsntif the frt OF TWO hundred and
fifty tnilas, with The Ike interest thereon from the twenty
fifth day Of Oct lso5, til paid, when asscts shall
their hands sufficient 10 pay the same.
TeSte,
w. MILLER, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
CALCuTTA March 6.

An express has been received from Sir David
Ochterlony, dated the 25th nit. from which it is
known, that the Rajah Of Nspanl bad sent Am
bassadors to sue for peace, offering the complete
ratification ofthe treaty which lac had formerly re-
Jected This tardy concession was OF course dsre-
gsrded.
heath and efficiency. The tents have been lett at
Beechinkoh, and both men and officers lie in the
open air with little Inconvenience. The gallant
Gcheral and his Staff get the occasional shelter OF
q few hours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
From Calcutta Pahers, 20 NtrR 4 ]
ARMY NEWS

Madras and Bombay papers to the latte,' part OF
February, State, that SouaIa at Gwsitor with
his army the Madras army COCO strong, was IA
the De.kan at Elicbpnhr, and the Nizarn's and the
Pershwas subsidiary troops at Jau,ha. The BON
bay Is ready to move. An these circumstances
seem 10 announce war upon very extensive scale
The captive family OF Candy has landed at
Nadraas from Columbo, and been seat 10 Val
lore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11

Andalusia into CONSERVATION. These I'M
happy Colonists who had set sail from tbs
new world. to fly from a country delivered
up to all The horrors of anarchy, are also
robbed of the little they had been able to
bring with them, even at the moment
when they had arrived In that port. The
crews of the ships have been set On shore.
Extract of letter from Madrid, June IS.
" Accounts received by the Ministers
from the United States of America, bring
them positive Information of a circumstance
which very disagreeable TO our govern
ment, in the present state of things in A
merica. The fact is this {: An ancient
French general, followed by forty or fifty
officers of the same nation, and by hun
dred deserters, nave joined, from New
Orleans the Independents ~f Mexico, by
whom they have been received with great
Joy. These officers, who have quilted
France in consequence of the distraction OF
the government of Bonaparte. are all brave
men, well versed in the art Of war. 1t is
easy to conclude what consequences to the
mother country may result from the Access
sion OF such aux l,aries in these distant coun
tries.
"They are looking with great Impotence
at Cad z, for the arrival Of two trigates,
with gold and silver, and some piastres
from Vera Cruz. Some uneasiness begins
to be entertained OH their account"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
90 PAcKACRS

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
Gust ltECEiNED, and will be sold, on Thurs
fs ddg iieff, the 11th inst. 80 PACK AGEs DRY
GOODS ;--Compfising very general assortment,
AMI well adapted to the present and approaching
season.
or Terms at Sale.
ParkhR!s, Dun!oh = Cohland.
AuciioDccrs.
Sept. 81. gGads
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
LAND FOR SALE.


FyNHE Subscriber offers for privste Sale until
September Amelia Court, and on that day, ard
at that place, intends to expose at public sale to the
highest bidder, If not sold before, Tract Of Land,
lying on the watsts Of Beayerpond branch in Anne
liza coanty, about FIVE miles from Amelia court
house, containing nine hundred scres-stisched TO
which are some Of the best coayeniencesto render
it good farming plantation from sixty TO ninety
OF low land, part (which will make Ii 'st rate
meadow-s,nd the balance, part OF which II al-ea-
dy reclaimed and brings extraordinary tobacco and
wheat, is now upon triai-Three hustred acres al
this land is yet u':c.carcd, sud do not hesitate to
say, most of il we'll tnbt red any IN this PAT
OF the country. On this land grows first rate wheat
1hsye cultivated IL five years, and the wheat Tex
c.pt year, UNIVERSAL, good. Possession 81
ven 10 saw wheat-Overseer's house. negro houses,
with tobacco barns
Terms win be made known on the day Of sale.
DAVID G. JONES.
Ssafember II. s6iee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11

fOiS DALI,
E9Y the Subs -rlberS, at their Auction
K , store, OH the Market Bridge,
GROCERIES.
20 hl,ds. ,iwcc,aio sugars
20 bids. Kew Oreiindo.
80 50 S S'E. >cotrlr.
So nag, ola Java do.
30 hlrds. Antigua Rum
10 ht.is. Old Jamaica do.
10 p,pes real Holland Cin
pipe. Il 20 bbl,. Country do.
80 boxes oil Irish do
40 Nib. o,guher,s rcc,ifed Whisky,
g. hds. AiOiasses
10 pipes aud sqr. Casks old Mad,ira.1
90 or. Casks Sherry
so hoS"s superior Claret IwrNrs
pipes ard 10 or. Casks TeneriHt
Is qr. Casks Malaga
80 Or. Casts Colmarar }
SO Casks iiioeris brown Stout
$50 Crates assorted Farther Ware
1910 sacks Salt, part Liverpool filed SACKS
10 tons Shot: 20 TONS Bar Iron
10 Nail Rods
100 bills. Prime and Mess Pork
20 bags Pepper, % bags Aspiee.
DRY GOODS.
90 bales striped Blankets
do s,rpcrine welch Flannels superine Cloths,
Cassimerts, Common Cloths, Plains. SIC.
80 packages CotI.n Goods, consisting OF shirIings,
cambric,, vese,ecns, Cords, handkerchief
Cotton Hosiery, Sc Se.
Hdrdzyorc, Cutlery, &c.
IS packages assorted Hardware. Cutlery. S5r.
DAILY EXPECTED.
~ binds. NewOriesns Sugars, SAID 10 be very fine
Is hhds. Antigua Rum
so bags prime green Coif'e
And large and valuable Of fresh imported
DRY GOODS, calculated for ne approaching season.
j. BRoWN,Jr. y W. FlNStN,
Ter,ni;e Masters.
Sept. IL. Soft
Just Received i rom Ne7v- FORK,
A n assortment OF coarse Cloths and Cas-
IA sineres Pee Clutls, Coatings, Fanntls, Blankets,
black and fancy Bombazines and Boinbazetts, c-c.
40 boxes LONDON MUSTARD.
IN STORE,
ReceiTed D,rec. From London
Superfne and Broad Cloths and Cnssimere Calicoes,
Fiushngs, Rugs superfne London-maie Clothing, Pima,
&c
AND
LONDON BROWN STOUT
Janaica RUM 5th proof
CLAKEl do.
PAINTS, GLASsW ARE, assorted.
JACOB & WILLIAMS.
Sept. IL. 3b-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
BOsTON, September 5.
LATEST From LONDON.

Last evening arrived here the brig Calsta, Atwell,
40 days from London. She brings papers to the
Z3n OF J"t, they contain nothing o. Importance
gesera Tranquility continued throughout Europe,
but no abStt emt Of thCr distress had taken place
Indeed their caamites wire considerably heightea-
sd by the gloomy prospects, Of the harvest being
All the advees from Germany, the Low Conn.
ules and Switzerland agree, tiat M season has
been more deporable than the present. The
weather has been very hot and dry towards the
Seventeen AlgeIine vessels were taken at Sardin-
ia By or 400 peasants.
Lord Exmonth gnt under way with his feet for
AIgiers on the 2lst h,ly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11

O. Agreeably to the foregoing decree the property
e IN mentioned, will be- sold. G0ochland Courthouse
October Court next, which commences the twenty
frs day of October, eghren hundred and sixteen for the
plrYoses therein mentioned, by
THE COMMISSIONERS,
Or one If them.
Ssot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11

only part of Virginia, from which VS. have
favorable accounts, is the Eastern Shore
and the counties towards the mouths OF the
York, the James and Elizabeth rivers. In
Gloucester and the contiguous counties,
particularly, therains have been seasonal
BILE, and the crops will be abundant-But
that district Of country is too small to sup
pie the deficiency in other parts OF the
State.
To give some idea Of the genera! state of
the crop, we refer to the following letter
from one of the best farmers, on one OF the
best farms in Meckienburg County to- his
friend in Richmond, dated the Sd inst:
Never in M. life did see so lreary and g'oo-
my PR spect t's c'untr, EXHIBITS at this tine
Nhcl fields OF 50 10 10 scrIs, that canct pr-,lnce
more than 'ss many tecks 81 corn; and even the
low grounds that very 6ae the LIST OF August,
will fall greatly short Vi experts,on--~hst makes
tie matter infinitely worse, there VII be little or
no io5acco made, TO purchase corn with. don't
krow how il may be III other parts ot Tie State;
hut, iii: nearly AS bad il is of the River, To-
bacco viii be su excellent speculat.on
AS we write, the IA n lis in torrents
the wet season b gan ON Friday, since
which time We have had several fine snow
ers ; but we are AFRAID it has conc too late
for most Of the crop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11

= Pursuance ofa Deed of Trust from D.bs.y
= Williamson TO US, dated the 2sth of L mbsr
iSl3, Of record IN The Comfy Conrt Of IIenr;co,
we or one ofus ~iiI sch az Fuhie Aua;ion for req
Nv money, tor the purposes in the sal! Deed of
irnTt mentioned, at Hanover Conrt-truse on I .
2Sth LAY Of s ptember, H. following Negro Slaves,
conveyed 70 az hy said Deed to vii Som Rca.
George, Lite Ben Lucy, Minor. Rose, Bar.
Eenben Line George, .3bew, .df,,ff, .C2oe, ard
u d"sVack. and such i crease Of the s:iI i, ME
Slaves, as may hsve been born subs ossbt to The
date of said deed Of trust
Themes Burton, III.
= Ben. Shchhard.
September II. Solids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11

4 PETITION viii b. presented to the Virginia
4 4 Assembly, at their enarihg Session, praying
the passage ofa law to suthorise Frank Carr. t.
keep in the State, two Negro Slaves, broust FROM
Kentucky.
September IL. sC-w2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11

3 PETITION will be plessried % The rext
- Virginia Assembly Tor Ieave TO ~ exc p aain
in James River, st Goo'by'5 Falls, fsom the HacL-
iugliam shore, to small leland about enc fourth
OF the width Of ihe river, upon The conditions of T.
reetIrg and Keeping cosaanfly in repair a set Ok
Locks for the SIC 'aa ca. g,ss5ss q t5ats cgsr
ihe said falls.
A1gns -. SA~Ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
COMlNUAcIcArEp

DIED, on the sd inst. at her seat in Hanover,
Mrs. ANNE l.. NERIDIrH, widow and reiict OF
Colonel Elisha .Esridith, in the seth ear ef her
age, after short but painful illness, which she bore
with singular forttude
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
TRADE no TIN. EAsr.rNpIEs.

An passed te British Parliament the twentieth of
June. amending the April iIth, for carrying into Ell
feet Convention of Comm, concluded between His Bril-
tannc Majesty and the United States of America which
gives permission American vessels 10 clear from any
port III tie United Kingdom for Calcutta, Madras, Bomhay
and Prince ofwaiess island with amy goods,
chanize, which may be legally exported from the United
Kingdom the said dement's British hu vessels, sub
ject to the like rules K regulations, by law impo
ed upon the expectation of such goods the said settle
in British built ships; and hat this shall
nne in force so Tonga, the Convention which it l.
ner,linent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
Sat. IL.
TO SURVEYORS.

TO SURVEYORS.
TgvIIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been aD-
pointelhy the County Court of Charles City, Com
nssoners the prros of contracting with person
to take CHART Of said County hereby give
notice, that hr Commissioners will receive proposals at the
Clerks Office Of the said County until the 81 Thursday in
Oct next, which time the Subscribers will attend the
Court-ouse thereof and into agreeable
an act OF the last Assembly entitled An provide
accurate Chart of each County, ana General Map OF the
Territory of this Commonwealth"
All proposals. be in writing, and il by post postage
PAID. -
JOHN ARMISTEAD,
EDWARD FOiKES,
PATRICK HEN DREN.
VIM +. HILL.
RO: w CHRISTIAN.
Sent. 81 y6wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-11
SOUTH HiLL-For Sac.

@OO I n F1lLII--FOr Sac.
I'D Y Virtue Of Decree of the County Court Of
z Essex, we shah, oa the 6th day Of Nnver,-
Der next, OH The premises, offer For Sale fur ready
money. the Tract Of Land called SOUCIi-HuL,
which b longed to the late Samuel Foster, decd
his 1 ract of Lands situate IN the lower end uS
Essex C"nnty, immediately the Rappahs,Doek
is ilat, level iand and Will adapted 10 the. CROWN
OF Corn and Small Grain. The i'm prove ments arc
all new, and consist ola Dwelling House with two
rooms, and passage.beow and above stairs, Kitch-
en-, Meat-'ou,e, Dairy, &c &c. with icuiishias
young orchards Of Apple and Peack trees
* GAINES,
JOSEPH JAMES. = Con'rs
JOHN CHOWNlNG, Jr.S
September ~. Sc .bo7v