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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
Leesburg Jockey Club races.
9fh mo .,

Leesburg Jockey Club races.
WILL. be lun fer, On Wednesday,
w the 18th Of October. over very
handsome course pear the town, a purse
Of 200 dollars, three miles and repeat;
ard ON Thursday. the 10th day, two
miles and repeat purse Of 700 dollar !;
aud on Friday, the l7th, one mile and
repeat. a towns purse Of at least 100 dol
lars; and on SATURDAY., the 18th, an ele-
rant saddle, bride and msrtingale, worth
Il least SO da!lars. p. SAUNDERS,
Secretary Il l'reas'r.
October stulhSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
Sales n aasti0n.
BIZ P G. .H3R, ELAFB.

THIS DAY. rs 10 \. ~
viii be ,nld at the tcniuc Store coI'fef
OF Prince sui Va or s'r"ots.
Superiine and irc lnsatir!etrs
CaTsimcres
Pain.
Pinshinss
Irish lineus
Lawns i'.
Domestic cotions -
Gingiams
Gur,ahs -
Book and cafnb,ie r'usiiLS
English shretinss -
do r,arkeens f'
Cotton an,i thread hosiery
Mems beaver aud butsskin. gloves
Sewing cottons, etc. etc.
AL-o,
10 boxes glassware
s keg. chewing tps@oco
900 barrels gross ,icriitgs
so boSes soap
10 casEs srike nails
Sugar N lbs. cniiec in bags
4 t.w oaks family w;ne
Sid,bo a'ds, 'at'es, chars, etc.
AL~o,
GREAT yAgIETY OF
SE.4S0.NaBLE orr tGO0HS,
tho stock of house nc, lining busiHess.
i Terms at sale. October
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
.tfEH0R.aNDl.

Slo"p Boston, Rogers, hence, arrived
at y. York 50th uIt. s days.
Ship America, Luckctt, @. Alexandria
ARRIVED al ct. Salvador, Juiy sGth, 5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
John LLOYD,

John Lloyd,
II AS received blythe ship Boston, an
I'll invoice OF
BRITISH DRY GOODS,
Consisting principally Of superfine and
second broadcloths and cassimeres, dou.
bic milled drabs, pelisse cloths, 'bolnba.
zetts, Bedford cords, vestings and blau>
kets, put up in small bales, and will be
sold together or by the package, at an
unusual low advance and very accommo-
dating credit.
October 6 dlwwstt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
Attention.. Cd Brigade.
BRIGADE ORDERS.

The second brigade OF District militia
are ordered 20 parade on their usual
ground (north Of i,undas's house) on Sa
turdaY, the 18Th instant, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. armed aud equipped agreeably to
law. The Inc viii be reviewed by the
general at l2 o'clock, and the inspection
cosnmence aud returns received at l
o'clock. BY order Of brig. cen Lynn.
w. +. TH0Rr0N,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
October 7
Blu JOHN JACKSON g Co.

On WEDNESDAY, al 1oA.M NJ.
Will be sold at oar auction Room, u
;iop-strect.
I trunk super London calicus, dark
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
+. THOR RON,
TR9LyTNG ORDERS.

The commissioned officers Of the 1st
and I'd regiments, I'd brigade, are order
ed TO assemble on the commons directly
east of the Spring Gardens at 9 o'clock,
A. VI. on each Of the days, WEDNESDAY =,
Thursday aud Friday the 18th, 10th and
18th instant, for training, legally armed
and equipped. W. F. rh0RT0N.
Brigade major.
October .. tlS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
Fall Goods

Fall Goods
YgyHE Rcston's arrival from ERg'ard
h brings part OF my fall Supplies, and
Lave now fall assortment OF
Hardware
Cutlery
Brittania $751;
Plated, bras-, and
Japaaed wares
i,064 lbs. best Irish glue
$50 lbs. superior Turkey oil stone
90 casks cut nails ain. biads
And just al hard, a quantity Of Bar Iron.
Steel, &c. &c.-For sale by
RICHARD .SLADE.
s The National Intelligence ard
Winchester Gazette will please insert
the above S times.
sent. IS tuths2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
Fall Goods.

ES GIElEED per lie Aman',a and u
20, thcr a,,iYa',. our fail supply 81
China. Glass aid Fsiri!icn."sre, conpsi-
sing a general as,ut,ment;ana II cery re-
duced prices-aisp, Il supply 1t Nlndo"
Glass. TRlFLfI q NEALb,
y sepiembpr so iu5W angst.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
A GpRAT yAgIETY OF

SE.ToU.NTBLE UET tUUUFS,
tho stock OF a house de, lining busihc.s.
Terms at sale. October
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-23
To HIM. StrdhGn. Esq. Eins's Prin
ter, London,

PAssY, Aug. 10, 1917.
DEAR FRIEND.
Ireceivcd your kind letter of April
II. You Viii have the goodness t.
place my delay in answering, to the
account Of indispositi0n X OF business,
and excuse it. Ihavc now that letter
before mc--my grandson. whom YOU
may CoPmerly remember little scho-
lar at Mr.. Elphinstoa'S purpnsing to
set out, in day oy two, on a visit to
his father in London. | sir down ia
scribble q little to you, first recon-
mending him rs a worthyyouns man,
to your civilities and counsels.
You press ne much To Cone to
England. l am not without strong
inducements 20 10 so the fund OF
knowledge You promise to communi-
cate to Inc, is an addition to them. q
no small one. At present it is i'm
practicable. But when my grandson
returns, come with him. We will
talk the matter over to him. and per
|haps You may take me back with you
| have bed at your service, and will
try to make your residence while you
stay with us, as agreeable to you, il
possible, as ] am sure 1t will be to
me.
4 4 X X 4
You =" fairly acknowledge that the
last war terminated quite contrary
Ito your expectation" Your expecta,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-23

Of oars. The ingenious protector is, |
we understand, Mr.. w. Lester, engi-l
neer of London.
LONDON Feb. 10.
Extract Of a letter from the Rev
Mr.. Oberlin,. dated Waldbach Tin the
mountains between Alsace and Lor-
rain.) Feb. 8 Yesterday Divine
service was performed at Belmont,
MIR. Lesrand preached, and, induced
by the great famine, which is now
felt in this unhappy country, read
from the altar the first chapter of the
Prophet Amos. Hitherto none have
died of hanger, but that awful moment
seems to be fast approaching for ma
ny. We VII Sand send what money
we can get in all directions, but can
not procure 4en black -four and
horse beans in time for the most ur-
gent wants as for potatoes, the COM
mon food OF these people, they are
now by far too precious an article.
We help where we can, and the mana
ger ofmy house is continually employ
ed in visiting the distressed. In my
parish, as we'll as in the whole nj this
little country Consisting of about To-
villascs.) there are many families
which cannot earn in two three, or
more days as much as they want for
one days subsistence and what kind
of subsistence -? mcreiy black -four
roasted and mixed with water. with
out butter. This is all we have for
some time past been able TO procure
tor them ard their starving children Il
and the flour being almost exhausted,
nothing remains but the horse beans.
Bat even these We cannot get in sui
iicient quantity from the Dat country,
the price being 40 francs a sack
double the common price of the best
wheat and the carriage being SO ex-
pen2iye.'
S,ritserlrn9, Jan. o.
Some disasterous bankruptcies
have taken place in Germany. That
of the house Of gilman & Co at Mu-I
mich, has caused great sensation.
The banking house of Nockeu, att
Munich. which has stopped payment.
absOrds considerable proportion OF
the fortune OF prince Eugene Bcauhar-
nOis, whose affairs it managed. TheI
two chief clerks Of this house havcI
gone to Vienna, where they had an
audience Of the king. Mr.. Gilman,
in particular, has caused circnm- |
stantial memorial TO be delivered to
his Majesty; in which he proves that
his ruin has been caused by the let
tiers Patent relative to the finances.
Frcakfort jan. a.
The EX-Qucen of Spain seems tol
design long stay in this city; she
is looking for 4 house to purchase.
She lives very retired. and crnploysI
herself almost extensively in the cdu
cation of her two daughters; thcsold-
est of whom is Is, and the youngest
Is years Of age: she devotcs several
hsurs daily to teaching them drawing|
and painting. The rest of their time
is spent in the study Of languages, NIT
sic, and other useful knowledge. |
This family is often seen very simply, !
but elegantly, dressed, in the public
walks, theatres and concerts; but mol
other public amusement.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-23
OF DR.. FRANKLIN.

The long expected correspondence
Of Or. Franklin has lately been pub.
iished i'm London, and We observe
from notice contained in a Paris pa
per. that it has Seen translated and
republishcd III France. TIE follow
ing letter. which is one Of The Collcc.
ton, is from a London Paper.
Bost. ID. ADV.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-23

America, must become greatly all
vantageous to the booksellers AID hol-
ders. Of copyrights in England. A
vast audience is assembling there, for
English authors, ancient, present and
future, our people doubling every
twenty years and this will demand
large: and Of course proftableimpres-
sions of your most valuable books. |
would therefore, if possessed such
rights, entail them, if such a thing be
practicable. upon my posterity Tor
their worth will be continually aug
menting. This may LOOK litde like
advice, and yet | have drank no Ma
deira these six months.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-23

You " fairly acknowledge that the
last war terminated quite contrary
to your expectation" Your expecta-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01

Abort Three quarters Ola mile Eat Of Portland or
LAhe 'fe,'N sI@ = 20 y, o. ~ TIE lapse OF time
mas worn on .ffsgiT inugn. of ifieeh feet IN
ueM' aid OF greater fid Hto Il cfsUf; srg;iacc-
Gus N'sf Al the bottom e." his t.Dnph in siuaii.n Of
Ioiaiutc scenery, about sixty rods from the IAN,
h'te dlc severn! aDcTtntrs, fiom which continual
~ lsA' an ia1anmahe The writer of this artic.
lately Visited this SPOT n lime when Ier, vas r,
Wafer ~ tire hrnoa. lie oaud of the aperrrcs cOy
tifd WIN dame eighteen inches hiel and by puunf a
""Ir 70 t"nor tee Other apertnrrs he g.s uiedst y
caught aud iiashcd IKE spirits of vine Fheh heat is sud
c''it 10 maze wafer h" The stones placed abont The
ins iouno h hIe we're nearly red hot. SO Of ihes
AfrtU'S crcilar O'" " abaut quarter Of ae n~
IN diameter current Of air. like that from the noe Of
brto"s, WIS constantly emittcdA strong scent il ner
ceFfd in approaclrg these gaseous springs not mike
Mai which issues fFoin fcaning pr coal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01
Pri1cffon, ~. ~ ian. 81.

, IFF'f'ftON, y. III ITV. II.
paragraphs having appeascd n Of .c public na-
Ses "ving az exaggerated reprc gliaol OF tic lsor-
1rs which nave recently taken place ii college mere
IL Is pfonet N state, that though the MAS violent M
personal EJnry whatever sustained by any ind -
~ Uat tae orders OF college suspended about
sis ana thry hours 3nd have since proceed
ing peIcsaby IN ihe!f usual that notwh-
suA'ns Ie AfrNibe determination Of the Authority
the COLLEGE 10 eniice its laws the probability is that
vesda!y not more tnau sarti part fhe students Is IN
Or "hi u nave ia suck concern ia the late unhappy
ah" finnus proceedings 10 require their peranrn
sXcnscn from tie iusiigNiion
me triners Of newspapers in the Of Ncw-J Jersey
Anu i;he Cities ~ View York philadelphia are res
ps'n"'iy requested To publish this statement witla view
- correct of prevent erroneous representation.
tSHBEL GREEN,
PrfSf. ef'the Coliege " ". Jelscy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01
CONGRESSIONAL.
SKETCH OFTHE DEF ATE N THE
HOUSE or REPRrSENCN,rT


ON FRIDAY LAST.
Or the bill to prere,I citizens Of the I,,i-
tel Stats jj0m seti'ns' resseiy of icar to
hc citizens or s~gjecfs # any fojeignp par
~ f'
The House in committee Of flie whole. MIR
JACKSON, OF Va. iii the Chair
CONTINUED.
Mir. hSDT, of New-S ork, said that. Of the
whole OF tbs bill. though lie was not partial fo
any part Of Il, tive third section was tic inc q
objectionable. lie much doubted, wl.thnT il
did not violate The constitution certainly more
IMAM some nearly analogous provisions, which
had IN former tHaes eNci,ed gentlemen on the
Other SIDE 9i the House IoWgh Ice ought not
now 10 call on one N'e or the other Of the
House, Tor IL was impossible at this dav. 10 dis
tinguish TIE sides oftie House, c.ccptin reIa.
i0n 10 tte four walls fthcRepres entative ciaiu-
Der: INC present was NOS an occasion, he said
S"aicientN urgent to INFECT tie citizen o. IL
convenience. ana luliic3 on hin sn,e ipipr.
bill 'r0'' ~ '0'"e u Tue provisions OF tbs
BIT, What occasion la demanded. was lbcre
Jof iNc p1sSaIC % any iaW az al II had hoou
sdiH, tlat some vessels, laden wi IN munitions OF
war, had been scnt to our brf tircn In Soutl-
America, which ilicy may rrobasiy use In -
chewing their Independence. This, said he.
IS the casc--a Spanish Cfevalier renroqentin,,
tie government OF Spain has cOinpiainedto our
government OF these expeditions renu,rina If
~ No only 20 punish violations Of is neutrality
but also 10 aduiini'ifrv preventive Justice II
Wsts extremely desirable .fr r. said 0,af fho
correspondence on thI+ subject should he laid
before iiv- slcIse, for. vaS said dat the Spa-
ul.a hmis'rrbdi been aided IN vi rfnnisii,en,
uy 'he hni-ier u powerful Eins dom, & fbat
tntf'i're, 70 ayoida scccna 90 ihird pnnic war.
Gong ess ,uHst nrOrerd 10 l,a.s Ills Bill. Now
snStnsc the Ni1i.ier u nation in alliance
vith tiai government should undertake 60 in
si-f op IBIS gO,criniea doing any act ,avin,,
Ie'"i.pH 20 spain oriy.-ii siOnlj say that Use
.see.3. I'M &c g 6Vfso+ rsg~f.6. mat The coree.
trs Il csc -tia I've grf i.ry sf aefeg r,ge.fisef
No'N'f y dc'din ari -'fr. houed .ifoin lie JDifsd
s.tI"s. eacter r. clgs sa aasf,, shall rinc,,,,l
~ :. ''rsape raD' 'on' = was. aad Wien. fioni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01
krz,ir.zrs.=Z.-rs1.s e.,

DIED On .hes.h instant, Ia kirg william county
S'er short bat seyeie line> Sfaj. LSodc QUA lry ia
t;.e SD year oi his age.
wLcn 5e- Hess hoy, he made an officer IL, Il .o-
sought tae Zoe during tie revolutionary struggle au,
Like true born w -inian, devoted all his
accomplishment OF freedom and Independence through
the t-rminai-nn Of he HIM be bar a short
tinie IN the field lie married az h .ari, ace ., 10
~ MS late ard only wife and te. lie nin, and at
icc.lonaie parents oftwcnythrse children lie acted IN
various capacities Tor rs country, aud always with
Unity and attention Hc acting isticr OF The
l',;ie almost was the tqas of the rac-rh.y
were az" ~ near his heart Aud the time Lis t
was fTsdel OF the Board cf Trustees for the King viii
am Asy un for the i'our. Never was eTea more ati
sucn Tdt even the ranger no entered within m ates
never ctpAlted without having his name indelihy i'm
pttttl IA Ia. memory. The fame VI the frdTyiOr or
sfIfeSfndN no ,iien CXcitcs ycl.h IN ambition vain
ierr-s "n'. A>''r%--hni the memory of nan whose
"v'' >p'"i i''cN3 devoted tp utility and benevo-
hcc "rii'ses V iu rising .eicratunIike he genial ray
W s"iir 70 !Hd.rcS t3e the priaciplcs of
f"iE0H AMI Vtit-c-i,acleS th,,,, the AZ Of max mo
themselves and tiu-e around te,u harnv and at ero,
Iss sesi ai valuable r,ciuht Of ever a
nrarciul! tass ~ iriounce tie death nf f.enahut
~ ne Tue rarblngsr 81 oas and nj a Man Who
during ms whole lie had proved hnsrlfso yslr,blr
man is tIat would ue too uaiuiul ohe PERFORMED
reie II not a. tEela.t tTibrtc If respect;
----i yesterday, sudlcn',. of violent III of the
gout IA Tue breast, IN This CITY, Jh9ndy f0fnn EsO OF
fl,ice,th",id aStulI years-a huIname ana much es-
tesiaed gentleman.
'gI.5s.55 5.7fI
PoV,bFe~pIc, ~. ~ .yan. 10.
we nave mada some inquiries about The facts stated IN
an article Published in the la Herald IN relation q, the
death aud dying confessions of Joseph and are sd
tsled they are igsoTrect Nr. till living in N,
KILL where he a.ways resided. believe the story of
bis sickness and confessions, is incorrect as that
when reports his death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01

[rron t!lc Vermont la.e!lIcercer. lnn. al

'Snoac Storm, accompanied tcih Lightninq..
The n-h, Of thH i5lii i. was rendered -,a.k shie
by very heavy thunder and lightning nn Erouy vivid
ia tlis Vicinity, these pLcnonena occurred a!oi.t 4, -
sleek at nigh. moist saow. accompanied With nail
iel III tte 'ie, and hrt little We are now
li.ofiIled that the new meeting hu.i.. ia Ftaw;,ia,
~ H) was consumed BY lightning IN t..s.storin and
chat The d"eiiinghon>c If Major lohu-1u OF il,e same
town, was set ON lire ny lightning, bat happily eslin-
guished.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01
DEAF & DrvR

The honorable Illus B0HaiHos of burlington New-
Jersey has gwen :ive hundred dollars To the As, lam for
NE Deaf aud Dumb in ssiford. ihousand dollars
i've been received by this Institution from Boston and
Sa'en-twa tiipHsaad n;ne Hundrel from ALBANY aud
rrc" hnusand rom Hartford collection is now r,n.
king IN ii.ladeipa and expecisd 10 be male III.
Nrw,f'rs me Les.s!a. re o: Connecticut has granted
i've Thousand dllIgis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01
iFrom tae .vriA-l..ecyican Reeiep. j
A RyFlkCr,oN


A REfLkC iiCN
I've seen the daIR ship pfvua;y Sraviny.
Nith high saii sc.--;,il sttea;neis wa..n,.
The tempest rOt ard iaitir pride:
I'VE seen Those Aua,ius st,r;,fnci. shrtl.iag-
fAe ugh sail rent--thc proud ship ,in.in..
trnrlth the ocean tide
sud a"ard The seaman farewell sighiGg,
bi- body on the DARK SEA lyUg---
u.s dSSih PRAYER 10 The wind
Bin, ss.,os. sight the eve can know,
Than psoad l,arh lost and s,amau's wo-
Vr b.tt'c-'lrc and tempest cloud
ca ':ts birds slriea aLiocsan's shroud-
Ia. SaipScrscs ~ tie Iiaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01
January IL.

E(i virtue Of deed Of executed the Subscribers nv
Ed Daniel Hubbard dated LIST May 1873 aud dnly 70
corded IN Goeshand County courtWiil he sold to tt
highest bidder for ready money the ist day OF Fera
arynext on the premises Tract If Laa9 eoutanin~
1921 acres ofand lying in said county as described in
said deed, being the conveyed by John Boyes K
Patsy his wife to said iinbard much Of said lgnd
said sale.
The sale will be made by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01

4 AND FOR SALE.-The Subscriber wishes 10 sell his
- fict 81 LdRd, lying in the coiny Of rneaDna 90,
The RivAEna River, aud Adrian's creek about ~ mics
omth Town ~ Columbia, and seven from the court.
house the county.
ofhetraci, which contains in the whole. 500 acres
there is only 500 acres cledredi00 OF which Is coe1
bottom land. bordering the river and ceef AT ieas
500 acres Of high land good tobacco land and the ia
lance Of the Tracts well adapted to the culfnre Of roT
wheat, &c isvery productive, and lies well pcnerallv-
The land has on II large dwelling house veil suited IN
the accommodation Of family ana aisp ki,rbe, e.
blcs. and other neccssaryand Convenient ont tonss -,
geher With atoersole g9odorchard Of frrli trees The
clearinghouse IS beautifully situated aud s rcn,sfkshle
he9ty OF whicth ne Subscriber, from bis LONG csDeri-
enre, eau give full ASSN auce
Fbcre Is Oh the iatd, which will he sold with H. GOOD
Manufacturing Grist and saw Min the latter of,virt
will be particularly valuable 20 the puycl,scr =. ZOO
lsud ab0unds with good prime timber The
= also house which has been hitherto and IS Al mr..
sent used Tor merchandising, adds condered an excel
The whole will be sold together, aud possession ovs,
immediately o. divided into tracts Of $40 acres. as NAV
best sut purchasers. Onehird oG the unrrba.c ,.,.
vii b. required in cash aud the other lwOJhrds In two
annual payments
Those wishing purchase viii be shewnthe Ia,d r.,
M son Thomas Bernard, residing on the premises T..
whom app-atonmay he made for that purpose or to
mysclfat ae Washington Tavern in the citg ~ rich
mcnd. ' ~ ~"
ALLEN BERNARD.
'"""a'y -. se2awsw
N1oficE.-Ishali apply to the conr, Of Baeslgs,,so
on the efst day OF the next March term Tor ley~c
10 discontinue public road crossnt Slate River a al
vcfs Ford ard falling into Johns Road.
-, SAMUEL GLOVER.
'"'''l'y -. - 2awst
NTEw GooDs.-Roserf& YTau ycixsoa have iue, =.
ceivcd large and general assost,nenf ~ c,,l Z
F,fpcy GDO US-anongst which arc. 'f'''T
,esi london superfne cloth, aud cashmere t,sctN
S9oleo noessln aad SIN qaiHIrs; Irish Iinens ivns
ead lace trimmings thread AMI III i,c.s i.
~ -..a- 81 i' a great variety Of efi,ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01

w. ROLLING,
WV. COOKE, F~ssefs-
~ The Subscribers viii convey onl, such ,e as ,i,v
hold under said ed.
January II. -O.,vs,rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01

AIOrlCE.-The Subscriber is DESTROYS of scljinr AZ
l. private sale, his LAND, in the Comfy of Hanover
the city Of Richmond and about three miles nom th
Meadow Bridges. ~
tie deems ~ unnecessaryto say any thing Of the quality
Oi this Lano, OF Of the improvements thereon from he
lei mat those who are disposed TO purchase will view
hepreiuises, and judge for themselves.
lie wishes also to sell LOT in the city If Richmond
handsomely Situated in DuvaIs addition adjoining the
property belonging TO the estate OF Elisha Price dec
should the Subscriber NOT be- able Ia sell this propertv
atwhat ne considers fair price, he would mortgage Il
for the oau of money.
ID. DICKINSOV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-01

n iii CooSAsIu tOu.t( lSuft, luth
Nov. 1916.
Henry Ccry and E2isajetk his riff, No,kc,l;ek C,.y
sHd Frances his Wjfs JoiR +. diof.risscff cad NM
dhl !orFiScff, schich s0id fiiS9.ie;h 0ud yiuncey
Curry, md .iJhn T.. old J;'lLigsn Iorrissefl are
children, heirs and 1eriS,rS q! ~ M Iorris,eff No.
Plaintiffs against Y1as. Niicl., Sheriff ofCoochk,.d
connfy, 70 ariI0m ne estate OF I'm T,iyrar dcc,d
1rdS ccami,fes NTH his sriI aaacl~d ,-birh ,c,I
ian. Ffrr0r, dec executor OF ma gio,yi,s,ff
dec. Roras fGT-rGr and Ifarga,ct his .fie ,rhi,h
sad Ndygdret Is a ckHd, heir and drriece oCSgid
U,n. D0sJiSseft. dec. ftiS0bcfh Farror qi,,oty Of
SID I'm. faIrGr, der .jsrcpiGL n oot9yiase 0,f
Snscn;'a his irJc, I'm. fayT0,. HIM Harding
fumes Harding Jhom9S Har6iRc join yYyydisx
Catcs Barditc, Ccorgc Hor9iHg, Johs CaclsyY ard
Eyi=dbeth his rife. ute Eyisa5esh Harding fif,a,,gR
Rises and Po,tyh lis 5c'5e, late pO,iy HsIfiag I'm
Ford, jr. Dapjci YrGbEc. Jfu,fhe6, Rn,,ooi ana
Thomas BMIJ0p'S EIHi,i HaIyo0f, cai!drcs OF slid
Nldtfhcr BnrfTof mt Mary his tate rite f,obart
ffcfyer0nd Ni-djefk his ,rifr John F.tuiyee 0U,f
BetsP his ui'e, iDfe Betsy Ford I)arraX 6ird ~.
~. Fort, Inn llygU.G0T, anderson ,cte,porl arr
Jgt'y his ici)e, afc 0fsy Fdrrdr .rdjs of 7,osggs
ftrror, fec and Elizabeth and Robert Ea,rar,
ciitdrsH IF Thomas Fsrg0r, dec. Defendants,
The defendants Thomas HGrsing, John Yardigg
Giles Nar6i'", George Harding, John C,sckrik aid
R,ajeihhi rife, and ifiannd Pircs ana pgll,, hiS
we, no; having catered their appearance and given Sc
cry according the of Assembly, anu The rules of
this Court aud i, appearing the satisfaction orr
Court that ties not nha of ,hs country is
Ordered, That the said defendants do anpear here on
the third Monday in March next answer tie hin 81
the plaintiffs and that copy of i order be forthwith
inserted III some newspaper published inthe city of
kichinond Tor two months successfully, and posted al
the trout tooS OF the courthouse OF this county
A-copy, Taste,