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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-05-31
South america.
From the ". Z. Daily .adperliser,
Mau 26.
INTERESTING.

by the arrival yesterday Afternoon
of the schr. Major Croghan, we have
received Curacao papers to the itb
inst. From one Of these papers We
have copied the following interesting
document.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

XTERY VALUABLE LAND-FOR .S<fLR.-six-
Eighths Of the Tract Of Land formerly cwned by
Col. Turner Seuthall, dec. the City ofRichmond
sometimes called the Brick House. and sometimes the
Uestham Tract will he offered for sale on the preui.
ses at public auction, the 26th day Of August next
at 10 O'clock (f fair IL the fair day and the
sale will be continued every fair day thereafter until
the whole Land a suflicency thereof be sold in
Lots of various sizes, credit Of a. and 10 months
payable in equal instsmes. Negotiable notes with an
proved endorsers payable in Of the Banks in Rich
nond Deeds Trust the property will bereGuTed
TO secure the payments. Possession will be given and
the title Of those legaees Ofthe said Turner SOutha
lately recovered in action Of eeclDent the Laud now
offered Tor sale will be conveyed 10 every purchaser
his complying with the terms Of sale.
Neither ST. McCOnlps Nor Mr. Van Zandps advertise
men, published sometime ago. forbiddng the sale Of the
Lands now offered will prevent the sale thereof II is
believed that the day Of sale abundant proof will be
produced to satisfy the yeriest sceptc that Mr. Mc Coul
has not shGd0fc OF title to the Land in question
And ~ relates to Mr.. Van Zandt, Ii be pr6reH,
that IN February March last he agreed u assist IN
preparing dsaifabfe 0drerfiseDicnf Offering the LaRd
ofoTe6Gid Jor Safe-And farther. that Nr. Van Zand
specified NAM newspapers IN which ne had resolved to
have thai advertisement published.
plat ofthe Lots above referred to, will be exhibited
for severa! weeks before the sale The Office Of messs
Heron, snton CO. and will the day Of sale be sub
itted to the inspections OF any person inclined TO pur-
chase.
The undersigned alone are authorized dispose fthe
nds abovemeniio ned.
Al McRAB,
THOS. TAYLOR.
limo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01
By the Governor Of the COMMONWEALTH Of Firginia,
PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
"HEREAS, II has been represented TO the Executive
w by the Tailor of Spou syvars County. that certain
JOHN KING, who had been convicted of the murder Of
John Goss and sentenced by the Superior said
county nj It's last teru confinement in the Peniteuta
ryior eighteen years, did the night of the lust ia
company with runaway negro man, MAKE hi. escape
from The Jail ofsaid Comfy, and is going at larse
ihave therefore thought dt by and wh the advice and
consent Of The Council OF Sa;c to issue this proclamation
hereby Offering reward of Two hnndr dollars TO any
person or persons who shall spprehend and convey to-
tue said jail tie said John King And do moreover re-
qure all officers civil and military within their respec-
tive departments, and call upon the good citizens of tie
commonwealth to use Their best enjeavois apprehend
and convey to the said Jail TIE aforesaid John King thu,
lie may be dealt with rs the law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor. and under
the seal of the C0mmonwealh D., at Rich
(SEAL.) nond, this ninth day nj July 1917 and
IN the year of tue Commonwealth the forty
second.
JAMES +. PRESTON.
July II. Iowsx
KING is stout wellbuilt man. about feet 10 incheo
ngh tar sAn pleasing counienance with stout scar on
nls Temple, grey eyes, and somewhat of Aqune
nose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01
June II.

10y YriqeO Deed Of Trust, fyen by Thomas c. A.
ID essnder dated 2sth Of February 1916, 70
Of money therein mentioned 10 Charles q. Car
ter shall proceed SELL for ready money afthe house
of ittebury Alien the 9th day Of August newt
hundred and aywp Of land in the county Of Hen
rico, known by the name Of Camp Cater.
Ct<IsTiAN ALLEN, Trustee.
HeDfico. Juiy Is. a0tes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

UALOABLE LAND an HdroUer, FOR SALg.-Un
der the will Of John n. Sheppard decd the Sub
scTibers offer for sale Tract of Land in Hanover con
tanning about 500 acres, lying between tn Newound river
and The road leading fromanovcr conrthouse onisa
courhouse, and bounded the east and by Lands
which formerly belonged Gen. Nelson This Tract OF
Land is of the best that river. 1t contains yery
considerable quantity OF hrst-Tate meadow ground the
greater part Of which is drained and be easily re-
claimed. The high land Is very good and well adaDed
TO the culture OF Corn and Wheathe wood land is also
very good Mr.. VIM Byars at Scotch Town. near the n.
chase.
Tie Terms Of Sale are $4,000 be paid on the first day
Of January next when possession will he giVente ba
lance by three eqnaI annual insalments from that time
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security aud
deed Of trust 10 secure the payment Of the purchase
money. The purchaser will be permitted to seed the
nextfsll the Land, such crops he may wish ANY
all of the Subscribers will treat for the sale.
N. FkSD.
BEN Sf,GPPA4E, TrecH-
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD, TORS.
PETER COPELAND,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01
To the Editor of the Eaqnirer-

The enclosed Verses were hrst published in Ths
GentIsmaa's Magazine for Jane i7aJ, and by a fes
lines OF Introduction, it appears they were written to com
nemora,e an affecting incident which occurred in som,
OF the battles Of that war-of fontenoy, Roeoux OF La
feld which believe was the las. ofihe var and tough,
about that time.
The former warshetween those rIvai nations were CARR
Ell on with much houoaI and humanity asn the
long warBut, indeed the motives of the wars
were very different Formerly, for extension Of terri
tory, dispute about nits, commercial differences and
sach inferior Objects But IN the last war for
independence and selfgovernneat.
will just observe, that the Infatuated apology ia he
az stanra % the Verses, was unnecessary and
.oasto eYsry reader Of liberal SC stirnent
Offspring Of Heaven, the Muse. know
Save Vice an1 Nirtae, friend nor foe
No mortal ties prevail
Calm as the del-gatng God
They give the palm aud shake the rod
AS justice turns the scale.
Chamont,' though born a tyrant's slave
Nortghis, no freedom his to save,
10 war his life resigu'd-
tor France, in arms the hero sbone
ara In her grandeur PLACID his Own
Whhgorious error blind.
Moro bessd Honorius 4 yet youth.
For British liberty and truth.
The trumpeps call obey'd--
HIS person all his conntTy's due
tie desind. aud To her summons tTuc
In part an haud had paid.
".
One still remain. The sword 10 WELD
Again he tIeads the hostile held
The battle round him burns
Aroundhin fali his faithful bands
Distinguished, firm alone he stands
And these aud those o'eTtuIns.
"
With indignation moy'd and grief
The Gallo hero ey'd the chief
And flew his strCnghto Try
HonoIlns now, o'ermatchd in iyhf
Lookd up and saw, with dreadII,l light
The fauicbiOn lame high.
VI.
20 guard his head from hostile harm
lac tals'f Tue remnant of his arm
iess'nSh 5Frests the Zoe -
npsspts touob'd ard martial Dride
E'~aobiy 5nD'd znd turI'd aside
swsif's descending blow,
VII.
To join us friends BE- urgd his sseed
bnt switter far bullets speed
oeItskes him--snd he dies -
Inc power, wbOse just rewards are sure
Knew earth for his deserts too moor
and snatcA'd him to the skies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

t The above land will be offered Tor sale at public INC
ton on the premises, upon the terms above on
the 22d of August, ISI7Ts land is in of the hest
country neighbourhood in Virginia. The Executors.
June21. I4-Wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01


IN CHANCERY.--At a Court held for Cumbc1iand
\ County, the 9th day of Aprtl, 1917.
Robert suatton, PtaintH,
Against
Alexander Wilson and James Wilson Dcfer1apfs
The defendant Alexander Wilson net having entered
MS appearance and given security according the Act
OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court
To the salts acon of the court that an inhabi.
tart OF this motion Of the plantif BY
Ills counsel II Is ordered that the said defendant
andcr appear here before September Court next
and answer the plaintiffs bill aud that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed
IN the city OF Richmond for months successfully and
another copy posted At the front door of the
OF this county.
Copy. Teste.
MILLER wooDsoN, IT'D. C.
June ~ i5--wSw-
TNJuNcrIoN.-Ata Court held and continued fuT Sur.
Il ~ County, May 10th, 1917.
William Scamniel, ConpEai,,aa.
AGAINST
William Randolph and Robert Andrews,
Defendants.
II appearing TO the satisfaction of this Court that the
defendant Andrews is inhabitant this Common
weath-therefore Ordered that unless the said Defen-
dan shall appear here and file his answer at August
Court next, the Plaintiffs bill be taken as confessed as
to the said defendant Andrews: and it rther Order.
ed, that copy of this order be published in the Rich
mond Enquirer for two months another copy he
posted at the front door othe courthouse of this County
for two successive Cont days.
Copy. TeSfe,
JONATHAN ELLIS, D. c. SC.
JUNE ~ iO-wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01
J. W. DANCE. y. C.
l8-N 6w
TN cH1NcERY.-ln Amelia County Court, May 25d =,
osborne Jones, Tor Tie benefit ofThomas 81. Cobbs,


TN CHANcERY.-in Amelia County Court, May 23d 4,
Osborne Jones, FOR Tie benefit Of Thomas 81. Cobbs,
Complainant.
Against
John Webster peter Webster william Webster and I'd
mund Webster children and co-heiTs Of John Webster
decd. and Edmund Webster, acting as guardian Of
said orphans aud in his individual capacity,
DEFENDANTS.
THE Defendants John webster Peter Webster william
Webster and Edmund Webster the younger, not having
entered appearance aud siven security according
the of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, aud u
appearing the satisfaction Of the Court hatthey not
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth On the motion Of the
Complainant ny his Counsel n Is 0rercd that the said
Defendants, John, Peter, William and Edmund the
ysungeF do appear here the fourth Thursday IN Aug
nst next aud the bill OF The Plaintiff and that
Cepy Of this order be forthwith prbshed In public
newspaper printed IN the city of Richmond Peters
burg months 5occessivcly and another copy pos
ted AT front door Of the courthouse two
siye court days.
J. 7. LEIGH. c. 4. 6.
June 20. is--wsw'
ATOTICB is hereby given-That at tie next August
~ Of suTy County, ~ the Court House thereof
shah sell at public auction, for cash. 90 much Of all the
Lands and Lots delinquent for the
n0npayment Of Tor ibe years 1918 and 1916 as will
be sufficient dsoharcc the Of taxes wbch shan
then remain unpaid. and ten per centum damages there
o. toaothcr with the taxes NJ the present year.--
The sales il commence on the first day Of the Court,
and continue from dayto day until they shall be compile
ted.
The Subscriber IS authorized % receive all such taxes
aud damages al ans time before the Land shall be sold.
list Of deluquopcies may be seen IN the CLERKS ONCE
ofhe Cotag n possession Il the subscriber, or IN the
once oftie Auditor OF ruhlic Accounts.
ARCHIBALD DAVIS. SIS. @.
Jaasis. II--uNs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

IN pEBr.--in Goochland County Court 10th of May,
Il 1917 -
Methodist. Poindex,er and William Barrett, assigness of
Wilnm Thompson, PIG!nfigS.
Hezekish Dunnaysnt and Thomas C. Duunavant
Defendants.
This day the plaintiffs by tseir attorney, the
defendant Hezeks Dunnavsnt not being the
puries capas awarded in this and he appearing
70 The plaintiffs action although soieuiniy called
ThefefGe the motion Of the plaintiffs, by their at
trney IS ordered, that the said defendant Hezekab
nnavant do appear here the I'd day of August Cont
mkt, AMI answerthe plaintiffs action aforesaid, hat
Judgment will then be rendered against him in default Of
lis appearance, for the dent in the plaintiffs declaration
mentioned and and iii further ordered his
der he pnb shed three successive days the
font duoT of the house ofthis county also three
times newspaper printed ID the City OF Rich
mond.
copy-5kstf,
W. MILLER, o. G. IT,
July 25. 23.sawsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01
JONATHAN ELLIS. D. c. s. C.
J"nei0 iO-wSws

TUE following rule ADOPTED By tile Judges of The
General Court at the last term OF that Court =
In inre III all motions 10 change The Venue The petiti
on aud ahdavt shall set forth the particular facts from
which the petitioner Is induced TO believe that he can NOT
nave FAIR trial IN the where Venue is laid or
TO which the sanse has been removed il the cause as
signed by him IS of such TO admit of such
particular specifications and where the assigned is
OF such general nature 10 preclude particular su.
citcaon, shall support his application by aav;s Of
disnteresed persons.
In all applications to change the Venue the notice Civ
en- TO party shall cause TO be
in support Of the application.
Published 6yo'der Of the Judge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

NOTICE IS hereby gvsn--fiat ut the uext August
Court OF Charlotte County, At the Court onSe
of, shall SELL public auction for cash so much of a;I
me Lands IN that County returned delinquent for the
nonpament ofthe Taxes of the last year as will be sun
ceht To discharge the of taxes which shall then
remain unpaid for that and dama-
yes thereon together with the year
The sales viii commence the first day of the Court
and continue from day to day until they shall be compile
ted.
The Subscriber is authorized To receive all such taxes
and damages any time before the Land shall be sold
list Of deinquences may be in the Clerk, ONCE of
the Conty in possession ufths Subscriber the OF
nee ofthe Auditor of Public Accounts.
Jennings NJ. Jcfress, D. S.
For Thomas Pettus, S. c. G.
Juneio. Io-vsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

NTARSHALs SALE-By virtne Of a decree of The S,I
IVA perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond pis
uici pronounced on the lIth day of June 1917 in a
cause therein depending between John Z. Bowler and
william T. Bowler, plaintiffs, and James H. Lynch exc
cnteI OF Richard Bowler, decd. and Others deendans
VIII De Sold on The premises Friday the 25t day of
the present month Jnly) at IL o'clock the HOUSE &
LOT on street belonging the estate of the late Rich
ara boWier and now in The possession Of Messs REFINE
& Judah.
Notes with approved endorers negotiable at either
lie Sanks OF this City At six and twelve months ard
oeed trust on the property TO the purchase
ney, will be required.
j. GuERRAyr H. G r. rp ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

IN CHANCERY.--Is RidhmoRd Hastings Court, July
ist, 1917 -
Thomas Uranium, Fzaiuf:g.
AGAINST
Peer anckley heir at Law efMary Qnickley, decd by
Charles COPELAND. his guardian assigned; Geo. Brown
formerly husband of The aid Nary and Samuel G.
Adams, John Adams, Ta5ha Adams, Eliza Adams
George Carrngton, Richard Darlington, Eliza Car
riuston, George w Smith Richard Smith, and Eliza
A. Marshall, in their right and Jshn Darlington,
VIM. Marshall, and Thomas G. Marshall, infants, by
the said JobB Adams, their guardian assigned and
John Smith and Thomas Smith, infants BY Samuel q.
Adams. their guardian aSsigned-heiIs at law Of Ricl
ard Adams, decd. Defendd1lts
THE defendant Richard Smith not having entered his
appearance aud given security according TO the Rules
this Court and it appearing the satisfaction Of the
Court that he Is t5itant Of this Commonwealth
ON the MOTOR o. lltin, by his Counsel. fsor-
dereG Thatthe ssid defendant de- appear here August
Court next and asgsr tine plaintiffs bill aud give seen
rity according 10 aw aud that copy Of this Order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in the City
of Richmond for months successfully, and another
copy posted Sic door Of the Courthouse Of this
City.
J. W. DANCE. y. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01
June u


II ANOVBR LAND FOR SALE. 9iiI sell a TRACT
IL OF LAND, lying IN the couaty Of Hanover on the
waters Of Cedar aud Mill creeks and within about TWEEN.
" miles Of Richmond. The tract contains about 5on a.
cres, ardis believed 70 be altogether equal Land
10 that neghborbood, considerable portion of II being
Low Grounds. turnpike is contemplated 10 be fug
within short distance oft.
The TERMS win be liberal and accommodating.
Il. y. UDSHt'R.
Jnseo~ 9-0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

United STATES STOCK LOST-No:ice is hereby
- given, that the following certificates of u. S. Stock
in the mama Of Lewis Willis. bearing per list be-
low have been mslaid or lost and that due application
will be made at the ONCE the United States for
their renewal.
Old 6per cent. No. SAP for Ssoo 20
Do Iis oet 90
Deferred 6Tper cent. 7a4 2I6 ia
Do. iIg 1s2 IL
per cent. 7a5 AGO %
Do. iO3 900
BYRD G. WILLIS,
E:ror. Of LeiciS Wis, decd
Mayer. 6-wsm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

For carrying Halls ofthe Oiifed States on the Clo,
ng rosf-noads, trH be receiVed at The C;enerok
t'os!-tDce znt4 Saturday .Ae Isih day of yepfe1u.
Der Rs1. Inclusive. f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

IN cHANcERY.-Uaiied staies' Court. di.6 Circuit.
= and Virginia District, June I'd, 1917.
Robert Lenox, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Logan Lenox and Company, apd John Hopkins.
DEFENDANTS.
The Defendants Logan Lenox and Company having
entered their appear and given security according
arule oil this court, audit appearing to the satisfaction Of
tue court not Inhabitants of this district
~ IS Ordered. that the said defendants do appear here
on the rst day ofthe next term and the bill OF
the plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith
inseSted IN some newspaper printed in the city of Rich
nicnd, for two months excessively and posted az the
front door OF the Capitol III the said city.
Copy. Iests,
RICHD. JEFFRIEs, Cpk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-01

VhLUABLE REAL PROPERTY FOR SALE--S1n
hetrst Monday in August next at Gloucester court
mouse, viii be offered for SALE TO the hahes bidder thar
large aud valuable BRlCK-HOUSE, called Netfi,efon
tosether With about l10 OF Land attached thereto
rms place within half mile of Gloucester court house
ana has the advantage OF fine and healthy s,ua
low and four above and has lately been put In conls,
repair-tla 0uhonses very good
IcrWS-one third CASH and The balance in two annual
payments the purchaser giving seeurlty 10 secure t
same. '"S
By me Trustees ejtae Gloucester Charity School,,
June ~. taslnA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
For New-York,
Nav 9
Twenty Dollars Reward.

A BSC0NDED from my hose this
"a morning about 9 o'clock, a negro
man named REUBEN, about so years oil
age, a short well made man, fiat nose
and wide nos'rils, very black, about
feet 4 or inches hIgh--he has been al
his life accustomed to cock and is very
good one when he plta.es. He had on q
g,ey mixed cloth coat, a cross striped
country made cotton waistcOat and light
calcred cloth pantaloons, his other cl pthes
are secured. No doubt he is still in this
town secreted by some vi!!ain.-I will
give a reward o Twenty Dollars if ap-
pretended out Of this town, and Ten
Dollars if taken up in the town and bret
home to me or lodged'in Jail so that | geI
him egain. JOHN HOPKINS.
May So ttot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09

Yesterday morning. death summoned
to the grave, Miss NARY WEsToN, la,
OF Baltimore county, Maryland. The
grief Of domestic affection will be a,sua
ged by the evidence She cvincad. that hel
soul could resign the destinations Of life
with composu-e, and with pleasure look
furward beyond the curtain that was soCr
to drop between her and eternity.
She was Christian and had hope
her hope was in her Saviour, and was re,
signed-to die in flesh and live in i'm.
The friends aud acquaintance of the
family are invited to attend her funeral
this afternoon at four O'Clock, from the
residence Of her brother Oh Cameron
street.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
May 7
400 Dollars Reward.

4 BSCONDED from the subscriber, two
IN female negrOSLAVES. Phoebe, who
Il understand has changed her name to
Nahcy, so years Of age, about five feet
seven or eight inches high, black ccm.
pleyion, straight and well proportioncd,
brought up as house servant AMI semp.
tress--at which last profession she is ek-
celled by none Of her color.
Peggy, bright muIatto, 10 or 90 years
of age, about 5 feet or six inches high,
rather thick, and has scar on the top
of one Of her feet also brought up as a
house servant.
The above reward will be paid for the
delivery of the above slaves to NE. at my
residence in Fairfax county, at the 2ea
mile stoDe, Little River Turnpike Road /;
Or sixty dollars for the fornet and forty
Or tho latter.
HARRISON FITZHUGH.
May 7 wfmtt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
For Sale.
May 9

A Tract of Land on the Potomac Ri
yer in Charles County, Mary land. about
thrse miles above Maryland Point and
containing 75sacres more or less. The
above land IS at present 10 the hands Of
tenants, though calculated for desira.
BILE Farm. It is COMPACT ard me soil
good and possesses many advantage
from its situation, lying on a nsyigsble
river and neaI several good Referee,
Those who feel Disposed 10 purchaae L
is presumed will visit the premise; and
terms will be made known OH applieatlau
to the subscriber.
George Forbes.
Pert Tobacco, Marck6 eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
NOTICE.

VHE Stockholders Of the Warrenton
IL Company are hereby notified, that
an election will be held at the ofics
of said company, On Monday esd day of
June next, tor the purpose Of choosing
President and twelve directors, to ma
mage the affairs of the institution for the
ensuing year. BY order
THOS. o. JENNINGS, Cash'r.
May 9 1t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
Union Team-Boat.
The Union Iean-Boa

WILL commence running Friday
w 9th inst. from Mr.. Bakers wharf,
Georgetown, at o'clock A. NJ. and Mr..
Bartle's at half past 2 P. M. and will
when practicable receive and land pas
sengers at the bridge. Passage Is cents,
aud freight taken in, on as low terms as
any packet that runs in the district.
JOHN SHREVE.
Mayo tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
Notice.

" A general meeting Of the su5scri.
bers of shares in the Alexandria Canal
Company, will be held in the town of Al
exandria on the 10th day of May ne.rt,
at the City Hotel. agreeable to law.
anril 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
Twenty Dollars Reward.

E7OR the recovery of certain papers,
|E which we're enclosed in letter ad-
dressed to Crump and Hart, Of Freder-
icksburg Va.-Say deed empowering
Joseph Linsley, jun. to convey certain
piece OF land IN spotsylvania county, Va.
to Mr.. Matthew Bayne, agreeable to
an order of the court Of Chancery. The
letter contained also the certilications Of
the Lord Mayor of Lendon, and the
Lord Mayor of Liverpool, certifying to
the signatures Of persons WHO signed the
deed. This packet was entrusted to a
gentleman who letr this city for Virginia
about month since, and who did not
discover the loss Of the papers urs;l his
arrival at Fredericksburg. A. the papers
can be ot no use 70 any person, the sub.
scribeis will pay the above reward for
the return of the same, IS also every
charge Of postage, &c.
MARX e LINSLEY.
May7 1w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
/" Was found, sometime

since, KEY for tuning Pianos. The
owner may have it on application at the
Office OF the Alexandria Gazette and pay
ing the price of advertising.
May8 st