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FOR SALE,
EN- the County Of Albemarle. about one

EN- the County of Albemarle, about one
y mie northeastern the pleasant town oi Millions Snai
iT Containing, I6I o ia about OF which well 81
III clover and 100 satisfactorily tired. Part ofth laid
lies along te north side OF the RNann4. lac huikins ar.
new @id uheo!nnOniy good Gy consist OF cOnin0Guus
substantial, and neat dweinsose. with exeell1I.t rooms
closets cellars, kItcsn garrett &c. 2. Uf
ses one OK Which has three very good g n.ltous
dairy houses Tor S.ryauts &c. 4. very large harm ia the
Pcrnsl wanna 81, with an extensive stable und.r 1.-THE
seic Is highly picturesque commanding diversiit i'm
mei'se view. Ihe salubniy of the place and Tie goodness Of
water are proyesTl in t part the country e faci-
hiy ofloat navigation, adthe proximity of Milton where
NlE are received t"ce week from almost cycr .iirec1
yantaS. of the stuatiS.
Tins little farm would suit poi; ssional Gcntlcnan--a
munster Of the GOspei-a lawyer Fhysician-nr am In.
seior OF foGhIt ssht aiso e lnidea excellent stand
bora Tavern, simply hy intending old road
HE Terms Will be RECONCILIATION sad terms appiy 10
Robert y Garnett the proprietor OF said arGl n Essex
eouty-to Martin Dawson, Milton, Albe;nart or u L.
II. Ciirarlin. in RicliioIid
~ I.- icHATs T.. RcaH3ih, who lives ia The mmet-
ateNicihy U tbs place, will sew The premises Ia an, person
d,ros oil pureasing. The buildings orr i,aliy p,ai,-
ned anal erected BY ,d; gciitiln f the 81 his uv1.
n,ai.
DrcemJer so. 7e-wlow
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Lqnds For Sale.

Eb Virtue of the above Decree of the
= Honorable Superior Of Chancery Tor the Ise
IuUId District, VIII ~ sold Public Auctoi 10 the highest
bidder, t'e auction uiHeTOn. StgH o. Co. ia IN. city
OF Richmond, the twelfth day OF Ftbrary next If flir
0erWis te hrsi FAR dry terercafttr the following trac
Of Land ia the s. Re Virginia, viz
1880 Acre, m ~ county Of Greenbrcr, the Forth
Eastsde Otthe Meadow river.
500 Acres formerly HARRISON bat now in iIandolpl,
county, ON Stewards Tuui.
500 Acres, formerly IA Harrison, but in Randolph
county. on the waters Of Stewards run
500 Acres. formerly la Harrison, but now in RaudouI,
county, between Stewards and Be1idcns Mill run.
500 Acre. Formerly ia Harrison but now in Randolph
count; ,on 5t9wart's ran.
500 Acres, IN Harrison county, the waters Of Stewards
run, dram Of Iyger Valley river.
5000 Acres m Harrison county, Hackers creek.
i,OOO AeF's, formerly IN Harrison but III Randolph
county, on the mead waters Of Stewards run, irain
OF Ty5er valley river.
1000 Acres formerly IN Harrison but now in Randolph
county, ON hc Gladly FofS ~ Cheat river.
ly5l Acres IA ue county Of Harrison the waters Of
Crafty Crgtk.
1000 Acres ormerlyin Harrison but in Randolph! Oh
the Giady FORK Ut Cheat river.
1000 Ac'tin HafrsSn county, teright hand fork Of
Gnatty creek.
1000 Acres, in Harrison county, on the left hand fork Of
Cnatty croek.
The patents for Uc above Lands are an Issued to the said
Ho1trt Means, as1tc OF Fey llaksard tine sale will,
according lac terms OF the SAID dccfe tie upOua credit OF
twelve months muiety Of the purchase money. and
Of two years. te other nty Ihc purchasers to give
bond aud security and u al Of trust upuu the LANDS 1 Or
der to secure pay inent OF ilc purchase money
DANIEL CALL,
EiecafOr Il ami ocvisec in irisi iDmerHie fsUfN
49, art 1ctameHt y Roje,t Means, acc.
TicimoHd, Decem6ey. II. Gd-avf
=, The Editor Of ie Carksburg p29eris requested 20
intrt The above a week l The day Of sale and transmit
lbs account TO tins Office.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,
A MOST DESIRABLE ESTABLISHMENT
EOR ,SHJE

Am the 18th day January next If fair, If net the
Y = next tir day thereafter, will be sold % the
highest bidder, before the door the RALEIGH Ia
yern, in the city Of Williamsburg, the farm and
dwelling house, late the residence Of Iittleton
TazeweIl, dec. The dwelling, which is within The
corporation, Of the most elegant AID spacious
houses in the state The firm consists of four hun
dred acres, about thirty of which IS highly improved
meadow; and is we'll supplied with all out houses
necessary 60 its advantageous management. At
iached 20 the above farm, grist mill inst finish
etl, situated or the college creek which is nayga-
bic 70 the mill door. A credit Of one and two
years will be allowed on the amount of purchase
10 De satisfactorily slered aud to carry interest
ifo'n the day Of sale This property is particular,
Recommended to sny gentleman DESTROYS If giving
liberal education 10 his children, or easy terms
Possession may be had, with such delay only as will
he necessary TO the removal OF the personal prope-
~ thal-may be on the premises on tie day Of sale
WILLIAM FAREWELL, Fxec'r.
CATHARINE TAIEW ELL, Exec'x.
OF l.. Gazewell, decd
A few Negroes belonging to the above estate.
may be had at private sale, in families only. by ap-
plying 10 the Executor, who resides at Richmond
view, IN the county Of Chesterfield.
0r The E,litoc Of The Norfolk Herald is re-
quesied to insert tie above till the day u sale.
december o. CO. 2awtls
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EFtracts ofa Letter .fTsm the american
CommissionerS. Nessrs. Ciqy and Gal
latin, 10 the Secretary ofSfate, dated
London, May 18th, 1915.
Having had reason to believe. that the
British government had abstained from, am
sWerlng the communication of the Joint
commission from Client, Of the day Of
Dacember. 1914, until they received Official
information Of the American ratification
OF the Treaty OF Peace, We thought It I'D
visable, soon after that event was known
to us, to repair to this city, in order thar
we might ascertain the disposition OF this
government, as to the Commercial inter-
course between the two countries.
Shortly after our arrival here, we were
invited by lord Castlereagh to an interview
with him. a minute of the substance of
the conversation which took pl &C on that
occasion, as drawn up and agreed to BIZ the
p rites, is enclosed. We communicated To
Mr.. GoubuTn, the next day, cur answers
upon the three subjects to which the con.
yersatIon related.
In the interview with lord Cas.lercaph
he had stated, that four or FIVE DAYS m,Shf
be necessary or their part to prepare for
the proposed conversation Nearly three
weeks having elapsed, without hearing fur
UleF on the subjective took what appeared
to us, a tit occasion to intimate our intcn-
tion Of leaving London. a few DAYS after.
We received an invitation from the wee
president OF the board OF trade, Mr.. Robin
son, to call at his Office on the flth i'll
slant we accordingly attended, and were
received by him aud Messrs Goulburn
and Adams, two Of the British comnis-
soners, who had negotiated the treaty of
Client.
lhey opened the conversation, by adver-
ting to what had led to this interview, and
protested thems Ives to be ready to receive
any propositions We might choose to make.
we observed, THAI ia the treaties which
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THE RICHNOND
.STO.N'E-W:3RE .jLiNTTEjl.rOp y

now IN full operation. The WORKS, (Which have
been much impeded some line past by the fail
IRE OF one OF the kiins) IN complete repair, aud
will turd out Ware in iuture TO tine amount of one
thousand dollars per month, at the least. They
Will be further extended, whenever the demand
shall justify it.
The q'iaity and price of the We're, strict atten-
ton 20 selecting ard packing at the shortest otce
the prospect oia complete ass rtiaent at al times
and The immediate delivery IN any par, oil the cty 4,
lrcc ot eXpenca cannot i TO e,,..e q eoUti- I'D.
encouragement 10 this useful domestic manui,cto.y
Inc Proprietor is determined To use lis hest en-
deavocs, 10 merit the confidence OF and give gene
rai si'sse,iua To- his customers.
The present prices (whicl it is believed are a.
bout the game as IN Ncw-YorS and much lover
than the Baltimore priecsO al. AS f,llo,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11

OF The ENQUIRER is published twice. a week. gene
rally and three times week during he s,sS.n othe Sine
LesSfiar'pr,ee, te herr tOiure. Firc Ooiv per
ahuuu payable in advance. Notes of Chartered Banks
(oiyJ wilt lr' received in payment. The Editor Will guar
atte The safety ot r,nlt'ng ten by ni the pusmge ait
Letters beng aiI ly tse writers.
~ No papeS Will e discontinued, [hui the discretion
of tie isdilorl until ali a1earTgs have Len paid p.
O. Whoever ..ih guarantee, The payment uf ue PIT
pecs, shall receive tcnth, gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
o. One SqHde-fI't insertion, IS ccrs-eGch continuance,
so csRts
No ifrcytenera inserted, mil las cie, hen bgid FIR,
osgG7ned by some person in nrS city s eIiyo,lS.
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Rirlm0Hd, December II.

NIRGlNIA-At , Superior Court of
Cmucery, holden at the capitol in The city Of Rich
InOnd The 9th day Oi judy. 1912.
Henry Banks against Dnid CALI ENecutorand Devise in
trust under ie last wall aid Testament ~ Robert as,.,
dec'G aud Charles Sp, nctl, Dcf7pla1rP.
BY Consent of the plaintiff, and OF the deitItin Dan ei
Gail III proper person this this day heard Tie.
bill and answer Of the said attendant Daniel Gail On con-
"1inI whereof ui decrtng upon tine merits
doth aiuis, oer ana decree that said defendant af,e
having given sixty day notcs OF tic and place OF sale
stl tn, Ehd III tc sd bills and pFOct dil mentioned al
siri une or ubts as ic may tnh prOpr, tie highest
bidder pube auction. pGna Of twelve months as
10 one moieiy OF purchase money! aud OF years
the Other monty tag bona and ,teurity and deed Of
trust upon uc lands IN order payment of tlle puf-
ehas and tiate hold the SUBJECT 10 tle future
rider Ol die eOdt
Acopy-Ieae,
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"a lRGlNiA.-At Court Continued and
h-d for the county OF Louisa the ISL, of November

1915.
Robert Perkins and Joseph Perkins executors Joseph Per
sis dece'se'i, PLAINLY against Thomas ROSas Robert
Role'ids and Nancy RObards, Ezabeth j1uars Joseph
RoAars, Kitty ROharis, Etanor Robaris, Fraices 10
halds Jefferson HO'arl', John Robars and Polly Robarls
children OF Frances Ann Koiar, nf less RobIris
which SAID EIzhe,,, Jostph Kitty, Eleanor Frances Jet:
i9rson John and Polly Robar1 inrnis under the age
ot"etyon years. by Nicholas j PoiIdtxter their quar-
dan specially appointed by the court to defend tbs suit
,a,oe, . I'eftHdai1s.
Ihe defendants Eizabeth scph Kitty Eleanor Frances
leFse John and Polly Rolrd, having BY their ftsr.
uan specially appointed defend dis suit entered their a,.
peee ana gwen security according the act nf Assembly
arg ue rnso this court, and appearing by satisfactory
suente tat they are not inhabitants this commonwealth
O, inc motion OF the plaintiffs, BY their counsel II is ,}
ed that the said defendants by their guardian aforesaid; do
appear here on the second Monday ia Febrtary NEXT and an
Swer The bill OF the plaintiff and that copy uf is order il.
ior,Nu inserted m some newspaper puLshedn the CITY of
luchnord for two months successfully and lost M t from
door OF the eourt-ouse oft! county some court dav
copy-Iesfe,
December is. ~ 80. -
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NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN. that

nppicauuu is nuemled 90 b. made 10 thc President
Directors a,d Company Of the Farmers of Nug,in
of the rtEe'ilo'a err'cate at five Sar,s OF Stock, sd-
g in the OF the Subscrb,r nn the bo1Is OF the said
Bank The oTya"i certificate having been accidentally lost
misliid JOHN STONE
December so. 72-wGg
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ae Y Virtue If Decree Of the Court of
Z = the UIGt,d States, or the fifth Circuit anal VIRGINIA
District, Will DC sud Public Auction, IN the city OF ISl
monc, ~ ti :sGiOi oi Atron, y 10. upon the
twelfth day February next fair otherwise the ira f;r
N.rginia, VIZ:
I2OOo Aci less, i'll the county of Russell, Oh both
Si5ts Of Copper creek.
1880 Acr les ia the county of Montgomery, On
New rlyyr, and the waters thereof.
$500 Acre, lre or iSS in Tia county OF MOngumery ON
Toms ertt AID branches OF Sinking creek K
tic waters Ol New river.
2o6s7 Acres more or les, m he county of Hardy on the east
side Oi u> South BIaEeh OfPotunac, nciutng the
town OF Fort Hum and Fuckers Run, waters 81 s. id
South Branch Of Potomac, AID the ied OF North Ii
Ner, "a branch of Great CacapeOi.
400 Acre, inOFc sS, The county Of Hardy. the
ters OF Wait 5 Run, branch OF Great C.,eapecn.
400 Acres, less tie county Harry. Waits
Ituh, a branch Of Great CacipeOn, including the
Warm SPRING.
100 Acres, less in the county Hardy ON Waits
run, "a ranch oil Great CacapSOn.
400 Acres more or less, IN the county OF Hardy, Waits
Kun.
40o Acres, OF less in the county of Hardy OH WAITS
Ran, branch II Grgt Cac,. >On.
geo Acres, less te eS..it % Harrison Oh IL
waters OF tiuaiy ai,il Williams
1000 Acres, less he county OF Harrisolon
Cualy ri',r.
The patCts thu above Of Land issii,-
Means ard The safes bc dit OF WE'VE month, ss
10 Pe muirty q! the purchase money ana OF years 10
ic Ou,r noety. The puIciaSer gave and sectrity
aidau,ti Uftrus upon he ts, j.. order 10 SECURE. The
pay hieit ot uic purchase mooney.
DANIEL CALL, E4ecrgor
81 tue iglf sr4tfdI.H 4 lament
- y fOoclt Means, deceased.
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THE BRITISH TREATY.
December IS.

Documents transmitted 6y the President
10 ire Senate, 7pith the ConUenfion of
Commerce bct7Oeen Great Byitai,1 and
the United States.
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TOBE SOLD

y the late residence Ct John Bsugh, decd. acar
4 z St'erson, IN Powiatan County, ON MONDAY,
ue md Gay Of January, about triy likely negroes
consisting o. men, women, boys aud children
a'so The balance Of tho personal estate consisting Of
LOrse7, cattle, tSc household aud kitchen fruitnre
a;d plantation Wenaiis.-rhe terms Of sale. will be
'"ei'e months credit, the purchasers giving bond
viii approved security 10 carry interest from tos
cate j not panetHaly paid.
JACOB MICHAUX, Admir-.
With the viii annexed ofJohn Bauzh. deed.
Jauusry 7S-Jse
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Bank If VIRGINIA.

Bank II PirgDsia.
FHNlIE President and Dire tors have this
a '!'j declared dividend Of per the Capi,a
EILLLAK cambridge. Cashier.
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FEShE SUBSCRIBER has rented the brick lam
4 ben house or the Basin, opposite 70 his Coal
yard one halt Il hieh being sufficient for his use.
lac vii rent the other hsif ON reasonable terms
Tie will be glad 20 receive On storage st the Gus
,onaiy rates, country produce, and goods of any
kird-lie bees leave 10 make tender Of his srr-
wees 10 his friends and the public in the Ccmmiss-
on Line
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
October H. 46-F
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Orders Left with Messrs. Asa and Joseph O;s,
Mossrs. Johnson and Watkins, Aessrs. rnuip Du.
ate. ded TO. BENZ. DU-NAI
Decembe; 10 67et3lgS.-s3,v
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Mn, ~. HENyNC.

'.'IHe Editors JMe Ly1chJmg Press D. Hicde9,r can.
ttion 0TcJcf Lefcr t0icgt Tie 0bo. Oacc n .rc IN me
aay gsGte, ana uais'nh their 0rcOnHtst0 ms Once.
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IN Observation-Disclosures County
3 Cougt, 1918.
anin ). Cabil John Ware and Mary p. Cabel an in
ilt, sei the AZ oftSruu-O years by BENJAMIN s. Ca
bell hT nest r4o.d, AGAINST Mary Baskerville, hl.r,,
Baskerville, - WIS aud Mlrtha has wife, Wasly .
ton Ware, Polly Ware. Robert Criyson and Soplans-
tn ms wlt, Elisha Mcrith and sally his wife E,warL
H. Cabeii, Archer u. Cae. James Jones and Martin, HI,
Wife joel W Flood AID Liza lbs wife, Ln,es Boiling
and SuSln HulIard.
happening tle satisfaction Of e court that tie said
Hary n Baskerville, Marlia Baskerville Roiert II. Gray
sOn AMI SOpanislri his wiz, Elisha Aerlit and Sally his
Wi" Edward b. Cahel x Arcibld b. Cabel are no; ihati-
an OF ti STATE motion Oi the plaintiffs, is Ordered
'a the sand absent defendants app,.ir and answer bill OF
the eomPlnants. "n the seord Monday in March, SO and
give security for performing the ofte court ANA that
copy OF tins order be forthwith in some McwsIapt r
ahli'ied in he city Of chmund or two months si,ccs-
,nt and another copy b. psedat tie front door of the
courClluuse.
December TO- 'S--vs,'s
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
EIIRSI1ANI, Tn n D.c,s.a. nE liz. S,,rcr

GEC hOohiN 70 Z LcCtSe pL the SupCri-
or Courtof Ciancry FOR lie District Of Rchmo,ll
va,'sd ia favor OF John Preston. iiVssrs Of the common
wealth Of Virginia. Of William Mos Is. 2c apai
ouarles widow and Administrative With tho Nc.i-
neSe! OF john qnaries deeeassl ard others def I,n !;
VIII he sold. TO the highest bidder, credit ~ II arnt
King william co,rt-house, Monday the 22 Jan
uary next, (beng court day. aIfaf LfND, ia sad conn.,
~, containing 40 acres OF high land AVID 3Oo ounr,,
situated Immediately Mat,apu,y riyeraout II niiss Ike
low III court house. and six above West Point.
Ills Land ot pretty coed soil and alouis very fEc
Mite qa and pinc timber. There is Attacked tnit very
extensive firm marsh, upon which great many cattle ni
hog may * supported and raised ut very little eypnce.
Fish and wild fowl mny he lad IN ABUNDANCE Al. i,r ~
ptcflse SEASONS.
For thu mnon Of the purchase money bond with security
viii he required. payable to the ealt and also
deed of trust slid L, further p,nient Of
the bond.
The Commissioners.
Kiag-H;Riom. Dc-c,ster2i. 61-ti,
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y CHANGER Y.-At a Court held fer

y CHANGER Y.--At q Court held fer
81 Prinee. Edward county, November the 2Ist, 1915.
Suei ii Complainant, against Robert Hill and JOHN NJ
Cuningbam- III their rights. and IS aiinr OF, John
I sem dee & his widow Elizabeth Hill. john Grinter K
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Hill Francis Hill &.
Niaigaret Cunningham formerly Niargaret Hill Terrell
Morgan and Jane s wife, formerly Jane Hli and Elm
beth Hill widow aud reic of John Hill Jun dee and no.
bert Hill ainr of tle sid John Hill Jun. dee and lli, IN
liant children, Nancy Hill. sally HILL Thunlss Bell Jane
bill, Betsy Hill and John eiil, I)ecsY-.Gyfe
Robert Hill appointed guardian for The infant d,fe-
daits Nancy Hi, Sally Hill, Thomas Iii Jane Hl, Betsy
ii aud John Hi, ior the special purpose OF defending te
interest m is SUIT; and the defendant Elizabeth Hill, wi
appearance and given security according net OF tte
General Assembly and the Rules OF this Court-and il ap-
pear to me satisfaction Of the that she not an H..
hanitlit q! tins State. tle molten of tie COMPLAIN
ant by coullse, is ordered, That tie said defendant
4.%ibelh HI, willow al rtiet 81 John iii i'm dee 10
Appear here ON the FIRST day OF February Court next and
answer the Compai1nts oil and that COPY of this ord
be forthwith inserted in Of the newspapers printed
IN the city of Richmond, AMI continued for two months
house Vi this county
Acopy-1e,h.
b J. ygORSHIBL .. g.
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SAMUEL G. ADAMS
F.4RINKRS' BAVX Of YIRGINII
Land near .Ricamoutl, Ncy H.iie.

sTROM so 10 leo Acres of LAND, living
immediately back of Mr.. DcriJ Ciobton's Farm, and
adjoining that % Major Hugh Davis. The distance from
chiod agreeable 10 survey is short C miles.
The turnpike road about go ration from the
Meadow Bridges 20 Richmond viii pass through il. Itray
not be amiss TO state that sufficient number of share, hay,.
been taken to tseaismerit. Tie Land is unelca
cd and ofeNeelleiit q'aity.-Enqurre Of
THOMAS TAILOR,
CetcnitNF 25' TC-tf
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ron fREfGHp OK CRtYI'sth,
~ The I3rl' WILLIAM. Can,cin CJLLPfT-
NEttN PicK.9f about hundred anl ,lir;y tons
.N built OF te hest materials and a,culatc to sai
tSt-now ON her iiIst voyage, will he ready TO
commence her loading Rockets in few d;ys-Appiy 10
SMITH .. RIDDLE.
UHO Ry3VE FOTo ,S.9LE.
Fer entire cargo Of Eastern Lumber consisting ofboarls
plank and scaiiingsO, Tor sale tw yIty five bb OF Bal
tinnrr WHISKY
Dcoegi5cr IN. 72-tr
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Erracf of a miqnts q a conpcrSqtcu
7ohich tx place af Loyd Ca5fisyeaeh'g,
befwce1 his iordshN aud Ibeesss Gun
and Gahafia, .4trR 10, 1915.
Lord CastIcreagh teen called Che s'-
tet ton &C the American Commissioners &, 4,
communication mad, by lhem ut Gaaat rs
iativc To- their power to treat or the can -.
marciai inicrcours between the tyoc "a
tries. lie SAID, before be gave an sngt.
f. that COMMUNICATION, nc SHOULD lie pt.J
if Il were agreeable 60 the American cot
faissioners, that there should be an ureaI
c,al conversation betwe ~ thsm an ties
3 itish Comm sioners, who Negotiated tIl.
treaty Of peace, tcgotherw'th Mn RoJ.rt.
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BARBARY STATES.
Extract ofa letter relaffve 10 the l4te tran
sGction in the Mediterranean.

Extract ofd letter TelafiVe 10 the lQte tran
sGction in the Mediterranean.
"The Fleet proceeded from Tunis to
Tripoli. At both these places, the Deys
appeared fully disposed to accede to any
terms that Lord Exmouth should propose
in the name Of the Prince Regent. His
Lordship proposed, first at Tunis and then
at Trpoli, that Treaty should be signed,
forever prohibiting the making of Chris
tan ayes; such prisoners AS may be taken
in war only to be considered as prisoners Of
war. The Deys readily agreed. The
feet then returned to Algiers, for the pur~
pose, as was understood, of obtaining a re-
vision of the Treaty winch the Dey had
made with America respecting the sale Of
prizes in his ports. The Dey replied to
this question, that the Treaty he had re
Gently made with that nation was at an
end that IT. they chose not to abide by the
old one, he would agree to no other. Lord
Exmouth then proposed to the Dgy treaty
similar to that made at Tunis and Tripol,
for doing away with slavery altogether.-
The Dey represented that it was impossible
to entirely abolish system that had so lon :
subssted-that it was the commerce of the
country, and that change which would be
SO detrimental to the interests Of every
Turk and Moor, it would require conside-
rabie time to bring their minds to submit to,
The Divan and the Military (rurks,) he
was persuaded would never renounce the
trade. Lord Exmou,h having urged his
demands. with al his wonted energy, snd
perseverance, IN vain, departed from the
interview with a determination to commence
hostilites. The Dcy. therefore, ordered
the british Consul, Mr.. M'Donald, to BIZ
conined, and AL the English vessels at o
ran to be Sc zed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-04
Will RI SOT.O


A the. front door OF the Bell J'dusrn, for cash,
IN on sesday the 18Th day Of September
next-1 f'R.fCTS af LIND, in Goochlsnd
County, conveyed in trust by Ellis Puryear VI said
county, to John Robertson, Edward w. Trent and
thomas Taylor, to secure the payment Of fourteen
hundred dollars, due to III. Puryesr aud A. Der
tard, by the said Ellis furyear. secured by deed
OF trust, hearing date the LIST day of March last.
The Fret Tract Of Land lies in the lower end
q GOochand county, and ia supposed to contain
foar hundred and .ftfy 9cres, it beng the land
~hereon the said Ellis Puryear now lives, and join
lny the lands Of Robert H. Saunders and others
o this land, there is considerable quantity Of bot
tom.land, oa Tackshoe creek, and, il is generally
believed, that the land abounds with coal. The
othss' land lies in the county OF GoochIand, on
What Is called the Broad Iifanch, we'll timbered,
sud is good land This tract contains three hun
dred acres
The whole, or so muci, Of said land, as will pay
the Aforesaid debt and charges and the costs stten
oing said sale, will be made on the date before
mentijned, by
r.. w TRENT,
One Of The Trustees.
August %. 32-6t