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DlRECTiNX. ENN1Sfb.

~ Direct Tax Of the United States for 1915,
on the following described property situated in
tins State, having remained unpaid. one year.
from the date OF the Notification of the Col
iector IN whose District tire said property lies.
tuat the Tax had become due and payable. the
same. or so much thereof, rs NAV hc necessary
to satisfy the said Tax due thereon, with an
addition OF twenty per ccut., will be sold. at
public sale, at the Be-Tayern, in the City of
Richmond, in the County OF Henrico. on Fri
NJ. and continue from day TO day, until
sold
Names of1ara- Descripticxef Property. An1oynf
0fe PERSONS. payable
fe.f.
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10 be used when lcy came eoscrto the original
bishops bble-Iasts, three four of the ei,uen
dvines Ina each university though not OF the nb.r Of
The translaqrs, we're 10 be assigned ny
the whole translation. 1859"
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rD15I,RECTTAX or 1873.
NJ Office is hereLv -;,a,, NJ

eet InS oi the United stat-, f,, ,s,s a., ,t e
rsr;I @ property situated in this I),r;nr bo vi
nj ,b, cp nu one year from the date of the
a. stor az ~h0sed the said pr,,,e, i
thereof a, nc que and IraJahle-te same ar e, l
~ may Ne iees'sar. sn,i,fy the sad f ~ ssa
n, , an addition Of twenty per cent-W;I ~ uue
~ 'e eo'y q. hen,ieo Monday the est Ma
~ oSe' A. M.a TO continue hun day 70 d. ,r =, ~
ose aty sS, "ns oonag situate ana, n,eun. saycs.
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Rankins, Sc. Al
ROCN BRIDGE.
fTenryp anhs


Walls, and place call.
cd Stations
1910 acres OF land. on Irish
creek, adjoining Wm.
Caruthers, aud Du-
Vail
900 acres of land or Irish
creek, and adjoining
the above and Cialil's
d02 acres Of land. on the
north aud middle fork
OF chalk mine run
297 acres of land, on the
waters of Irish creek
and Whites run, adj
Joining the Amherst
line
40j acres of land, on the
middle fork OF chalk
mine run, adjoining
the Amherst line
372 acres of land, on the
north fork of chalk
inise run. adjoining
Henry Mackey
3G5 acres of land, on the
north fork of chalk
i'ilne run, and Me-
Claiu's run
Sz9 acres of land, on the
north fork of Nc
Claims ron. and south
fork Whites run
i52 acres of land on
Whites u McCla;u's
run
CD acres Of land. on
whites run and Irish
creek adjoining Hem
~ Mackey, Sc.
$40 acres OF land. adjoip-
ing Carter Beverley,
&c.
4O2 acres of land, on the
north fork chalk rhine
ran
APO acres Of land, on the
middle fork of do.
43l acres Of land, on the
north fork OF chalk
mine run, and south
fork of McClain's
run
$50 acres of land, on
Longs entry creek. a
branch of James riy-
or
LIS acres of Mountain
land
dG2 acres of land, adioin-
ing James Leach's
hers
1850 acres of land, on
Moore's creek, a
So branch of Buffaloe
1851 acres of laud, adioin-
ing John Skean
5OS do on branch of
keers creek, adjoiu.
ing Sam. Mitter
S75 acres of land, on Beh-
hetts run, south
mountain
SIS acres OF land, OIL the
north fork Of Lowry's
run
oS4 acres of land, on the
south fork of Battle
run, S NJ
$40 acres OF land, on In.
-, dian Gap run, S VI
ISL acres of land, OH the
head of Robinson's
run, south mountain
oi9 acres of land, on Ped
lars Gap run, south
mountain
2oo acres ofland ON south
mountain
80 acres of land, on Big
Spring run, south
mountain
i'VJ acres of land, on Low
rvs run, and the Am
'rkley, 2O,ooe acres Of! mou.,o;,,
land, on Golfers and
Sampson's creek, and
Bratton'S run,
'e'eriy' oi3 acres of land, on the
waters of the South
river, adjoining the
lands OF a rthur Glas-
gov and others,
loo acres of land, on the
waters OF the south
river, adjoining VIM.
Moore, Esq. Matthew
Shaw, and others,
I6O acres of land, on the
waters Of the south ri
yer, adjoining VIM.
htooreS, Esq. &c.
1898 acres of land, on the
waters ofsouth river,
adjoining William
Moores, Esq. &c. inn
proved, A
Brown, } acre lot Of ground, in
the town of Browns
burg, on the nor.h-
east side Of street,
improved,
<, J acre lot of ground, in
the town of Fairfield,
NO. =,
worth, 250o acres Of land, on the
waters Of south riv-
er, adjoining WIN.
Moores, Esq. &c.
MAP, "a acres of land, on the
waters Of the Little
Calf Pasture river.
adjoining JOHN Dun
lap.
15S acres of land, on the
waters of Little Calf
Pasture, adjoining A.
more, or
'nn, 3So acres Of land, on the
waters Of South riv-
er, adjoining James
Richie,
ferson, 1877 acres Of land on both
sides OF Cedar creek.
and includes che Ma
t9,ral bridge, imyroy-
.kiR's o
2J acres 6fland, ad;oin-
Ing John Douglass.
unimproyed, .
khaft, 100 acres OF land on the
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- -vsfVs OF lsil-- OF SCvf'S
river,
els acres of land. ON ~.
waters OF south river
son, and others
- acres Of land. on Tho
waters of south r,ver
adjoining Saml. VIII
ljT acres of land. on ,ho
waters of Suuth rive.
adjoining Sanl. VIZ
son.
Benj. Rice, (rev'D lot, in the town q, o'6
Lexington, on wash
ins'on street, adjoin.
,nS Games Mackey,
George, or u
John Taylor, lot. in tto to,vp &c
Springfield, No. II
on the main street
- :, unimproved .
Johh Hahen, SIP acres of land. on tn.
waters of Buffalo, adj
JOINING john Irvine.
andothers, unin,proy-
Jas. Williamson, 90
Jas. Williams
heHs' $50 acres Of land. on tba
waters OF 1ioiietf,
creek, adjoining Mi
T'aei Finley, james
he"nedy and others
VIZ, improved -.
N"'" iSon' acre ofiand. on Ti,s- '
Der Ridge, ad,oiniri.,
1o,. ,r A'ch'd lyle.
JON" y" oiHhan' 2o7 s s Of land, on the
North Mountain. adj
Joining Philip l,i,li <
others, =,
Owners unknown, lots, No. 50. 70 8. ~ 81
Inthe town offspring,
var - field. all unimproved. !,
ct the lsM Collection Disf,l,t
COLLECTOR, o.e,. =, a the State Of Ffrgi.Ga.
2lSt OG7ch, 1917.
,icn o, ue iyncbburs Press and the Rem,
once weet Tor eight weeks aud forward ue aDov
'oI inc san G. unless otherwise instructed " 'y.oos
~
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\ ODFING CTAge ri
- kyhSss Cgraer anu Cflgsr 49, y, ~ 'Le
h.s ra,yss ~ '.'.hn9nd and he towns ADJACENT siat
f,,,o N ms e,tablishnes, n lie ais,ee 5,.c
t.;',e ~" =" Hichmond IL TIE i,,i,aiogs - ~
l,,,ogS' leih street near the Market norf ~ 80,
various bia uches. ' "'o'' Oishtss ga dil -
Ss'nineyAd pier glasses made 20 any si,e 81, ....-
gold ~ ~ soIhlees grandole mirrors brsrte,
p,,,,s 49, ol loo'is &c &c %, ihe newest f,sh.os
nisitd. P"'"'i"sa cleaned a1G
Lo9f,ng glasses siIvefed, old WORK re4.i, ,,a ,.
ted - Dc cq4uf ~ uot~. ' 90 '''''d ana i""yra1
sf;ci I'm y supsInuos to pledge him,aIf s, evs,v
r,rs s".se line shaii be az ofnear fhe Nex yoff
ga,tcsi ~ ms, the public mast i.dgo 6rs.r -, ~
ny isceiseo and promptly attended To-. 'I'.AA-
y. y. An <1FPFeNfice .yai,t.d =. a.
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,c u Tutors OF tie Lyncbburs Press. and tho po,
once weeS or ea o, Winchester win insert The sboy,
March 2l. "S""Steu, w. D.,T.
In
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(fRoM THE NEw-YoRK GAaErrR1

1"s eaiforS Of the Gazette return Meir AeaIs
10 Dr. nHtcAaH, fo'' the rery interest:nr
communication avhich f0iious:
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VoT n m. neId, all unimproved,
" NJ " TAYLOR, Collector

c.uec,.,., or =, a the State Of Vfryil;a
2lSt OGych, 1917.
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Sc,o 20 s "'5 Of land in Kingston Par, >,
"H'LI2M y. TAYLOR, Ceiier,ey f,1e,s,.
t The r,. t9nseo ,S rirgt ~ nc Srqte oCJir-in;a
ph,o, ~ ri3rs OF The Lynrhhurg Pres. ;,,j n -
puohran Constellation, Of Winchester viii . inc 4 :
lot es' "'eNs' agreeable to former insi.aes..' '
February II. W.D. IT.
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ihos' houston, ii acres Of land, on Y3uf
iaio creek, adjoining
YIN. Cunniugham's
with an excellent
mill seat Oh it,, im-
49,. proved,
" M mchorkle, acre lot. in the town
Of fairfield, No. -,
aleu-, uulmprOyed,
80 mcCulloch, f1Si acres 0f mountain
iaad, adioinisg John
iircstOnc aud Robert
Gordon
oaihuei Moore, $50 acres Of land, on the
waters Of tie south
river, adjoining the
lands Of Capt. James
hcCinrg, JOHN pat
Y.,. terson, and others,
Jun" H-oTrison, POI acres Of land, on she
waters OF souili river.
adjoining William
Moore, ESQ. and Q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22

inquire. among this diversity Of their rules, in
re.ifion TO trustees. as laid down by the their
Ch4nceliors. ~ 10 what, shDnid do, IN teia-
ton 10 executors: No ! shall leave tiilS clash
Ing TO themselves. ana act upon the case be-
fore me with that Independence, hope, which
sl.onid characterize az A;nerican jHdge.
la the case of Ic. key IS. iAqna, which in
all respects, Was IKE the preseHt, upon very
great considerations sad the sale MAS valid (;
and. ia this. I oclieve, the parties acqnieSeel:
aud these were my reasons, that such bad been
the understanding and practice OF Tins coHG-
try founded in ,hs good sense, thsta nlan lost
no rixhlS bV accepting tiduciary appoint
ment /: so that ii he be acting as an executor,
aud, ia this character, makes sale for his
testat0rs estate aud in all respects acts fairly
he may purchase and be protected: bun, 1t he
should avail hInseIfOf hts situation. to OBTAIN
any unuue advantage of his .esiators estate,
his conduct should be held JrawdRlent, and his
purchase rod.
In other words the only ground on which 10
place a purchase by an executor ~ the safe oi
his tesators estate is that Of fraud, OF 40 froud
under all the circumstances of The case tor eve
~ rHle, in 4 rpntt DieqnltY, Should he founded
on fhe striciest morality and therefore the
En-iiSh rule CONCERNING trustees, n Il u"
know n, should no, be applied to ille case of an
executor here. because Al may Oe avoided by
the aid of third person :; as for example, when
trustee there knows, that his purchase, how
ever fair is not 10 he projected, he has nothing
more to 10 dian 20 cali N 10 hi. aid third
person, to bid tor him and then the purchase,
however fraudulent, may be good bat FROM
the rule As nov laid iowa, there is no neces-
sity for Our executors to resort to ANY such
strAtasem and so as TO administrators But .he
court snot to be understood is saving, tiat
executors - administrators are net to lnlHy pur-
poses. 10 be Considerable s trustees, in court
OF equity but, that the English doctrine, az
its f,iil extent.in relation to trustees does not
apply here to executors and administrators
aud, whether there be really ANY dii.erenceSin
reason and morality, between The two cases,
Will be left open.
There is M itlal in the case before me- and
the bill must be dismissed with cosrs. This
was accordingly domG, aud the parties acquies-
ced.
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Ia. The Constitution OF Virginia, which
has borne the test of Il years-may il ne
yer be iHnoyated.
10. Woman-lleaven's last. besi giil.
BY his Exccllency--The People dt
Montgomery, (my native county , honest,
virtuous and independent.
His Exce,lencv having retired-ihe fol-
lowing Volunteer I'oas,s were gwen
BY Maj. IL. Edmundson. : Our dis,in-
guished guest: the war-vorn soldier; how
justly has his country rewarded lis sersl-
ces.
By Col. Floyd....'The late War; the IL
lustrious dead proudly look TO Heaven
from the bed of immortal fame.
Rv Capt. i. Kent. His Excellency is.
2. Preston may his administration be
quite as propitious and distinguished, as
his life has been just, useful q virtuous.
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EsUM DfsriLLERY-IOR .SliLE.--pn lionJ.s. me
~ Of stay. will De SOLD tc toe highest bidder on
te premises that Valuable pioptftY, kutvu hy he name
Of iuc GOSpONi DiS rtLLEEY upnn isrec scale
cara5lc al producing from SOC r2li0rs rum ptf fay
Inc sitaon sCSceient hA nag titc atcr DO TIE a.nr
ano perhaps 30 pufl ii he unied states lHfnhts
ilsses on better terms an Norfolk. There is 0nif
0thei csian-uacat %. tnr kind 90 Virginia, aud tie De-
maud fo los priced pitts vety great .at irss iiY
pofaions are c0nsanly required hoin tic Northern
States.
Thr terms Oh which this properly VIII hr sni. VIZ Da
yeIy bbcia ssd n.atciHOW1 on BE- day fs.ie
JoDes MUIR.
IDri!l3 il3 UfN
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"NeU members.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
ChriStianstNrg, april l2th, 1917.
Strive take the liberty of aslling the
publication OF The enclosed. As il is the
only expression of gratitude that we
can oAerto Patriotism, we beg that this
acknowledgment may be made through
your Paper.
Respectfully, vour obedient servant,
HENRY EDMUNDsON,
For tie managers.
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His Ercel!cney James p. Preston,
SIR.

Having returned to your native
County, aud 10 the bosom ofyour friends.
* small tesiirbny Of the personal re-
gard and affection which we entertain
for your character, both public and pri-
yaie, we askthe pleasure OF your compa-
ny at Dinner, 10 he given YOU at ihe
house OF CURLEs q PEPPER, i'm Chris
tiansburg, on Friday the 18th inst.
THE MANAGERS.
April 9th, 1917.
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~ The Editors of the Federal Republican, and the
y. Y. DAILY advertiser, moth deUH JdlN. Mr..
Madison the nntIor of tie famous Kentucky Resn-
iUnoAs--nor Will Mr.. John Randolph ever Ny
Madison had the hunor ~ penuing the celebrated Nir
a0sW cradle Pcporfrhe honor of penning the energei
nc kenschy Resolutions, reserved for another Nirg
ian.
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The Commonwealth RS. Broaddns.

To prevent misconception ON the part
of the public, ii is proper TO state, that
The Court of Appeals has alowed an APP
peal from the decision in The foregoing
case, Gas stated in the last Enquirer, and
that ii is now pending in that court
4 SUBSCRIBER.
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4 TfiC trag EENENENr fcr sate.--wn ~ sold,
: ou ihe is wednesday siAy Hcst, a fGi.a'f fots
ia the OWL % scorssilic, ir tfc county o. fovfat'r
T. t. brisved tiai few -itastrfis within nc snt s
lance Of Ricmonl Which Is sb0Hl fi or 80 aiic. apf
more advantages 1'rfcditi. lvuioi view, la
L. b. found n this iilie ti,sre.
TITS remarkable prhlfc place. ani Is sttaicf 'n
the usia 8ackrehani load. The iot Is well inrflv'
having convenient tseius 'ci,sc, vh's1 inie 81 g
This time st5te large AID roiig' dogs hnAer-
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On Friday, the nth inst. a numerous
and respectable company of citizens
convened at ChrisiiansbHrg, where, after
having parlaken of an excellent entertain
ment, the viands being removed, (Capf.
James Craig, President, supported by
Mai. Edmundson and Capt. kent,) the
following Toasts were drank :
I. The memory of the immortal Wash
ington--thc founder of the Republic. and
the father of our liberties.
>. James Monroe, President of the u
States.
3. The Heroes of '70-May their deeds
live in the memory of the sons OF Ameri-
ca.
4. The memory Of Gen. Marion-May
his name and services during the revolu-
ti0nary war never be forgotten.
5. Brigadier General Plke--who brave
" died i'm asserting his country's rights
6. Tie Regular Army of the u. States
May lis present numbers never be di-
miHishcd
2. The Heroes ofthe late War, who bled
in the cause other counirv-May their
services ever be grdtefaiiy ockaoricdg-
cd.
Gems. Grown, Ripley, Scotland Gaines
They have deserved well Of their cOun-
try.
8. Mai. Gen. Andrew Iacksen--who,
with Militia, oil the memorable 9Th fla
mary, 1919, ydnquishcd the Conquerors
of Europe.
10. Doct. Bronangh--to whose skill and
friendly care the Commonwealth is III
debicA for the life Of one Of its most val
liable citizens.
II. The Navy Of the United States
Nav its growth he commensurate with
the increasing wealth and population OF
the Nation.
-. The Heroes ofthe Nayv-They will
always I've in tic memory Of every lover
OF his country.
10. Tie Land we live in-May It's soil
never be again polluted by the traces OF
foreign foe.
~. Nav unanimity preside IN our coun-
cils, and equity govern all.
Is. Nay our present happy form ofgo-
veramenl continue, Until our mountains
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is ..z..se7 SHIP NEWS. gas

PORT OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ENTERED,
ApTi ii.-Schr. Hamlet, Pearson, philadrilhia.
NOila Allen Lunt, Portland
Lively Lass Williamson Bal more
Volunteer, Peterson do
Sally Mister, do
sioop Lady Hamilton, Pryor, Charleston
April l5.-SchT. Favorit. West -
5ioop Unity, Hand, Alexandria
APtH iS-4chr. Constitution. TiayerS Philadep ha
favoTue. Parker, Hampton
Decatur, Perry, Portland.
Jane, SsesF, rIomassDwa
Ocefn, Davis, NeN-Tork.
SeaAour Etridge. Pitnnnth " c.
sloop James iiaIvie, Elliot, Petersburg
Antelope, West, Norfolk.
Brig Sidney CslsOin, Weldon. New.York
CLEJRED,
April l6-schr. Sarah Ann, Parker, PHILADELPHIA
NarUat Banks Baltimore
iudan Hunter, Seaman, New York
Margiana. Sampson Charleston
SioOr sally Read BalIi,aore
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RICHMOND. APNIL =.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
(RETURNs CoNTINUED.)
CONGRESS.

In the District eff Goochisnd, &c. MIR.
Peasants had every vote in Chesterfield
except one. There is no opposition to
him.
Col. Goodwin !.asn opponent in the
District Of Petersburg, SC.
In Matthews county, Mr.. Bassett had
l59votes-no opposition voie.-In North
ampton. MIR. Il. bad II votes, Mr. John
Eyre. l02.-Mr. Bassett is certainly cleo
ted.
District Of CampLcN, sc.-Col.W. ]. lew
is had 353 votes in Campbell-No oppo-
Si,ion.
District of Washington, Wythe, Taze-
well, Grayson, Russell, Lee and Scott:
State OF the Poll
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E,Nif ~ DOLLARS nEJt-5RD,!t-sroLpN from, ms,
Stable. Oh the night fthe 10th inst SoyreI Horse
iicniugio the yellow or light sorrei, years old neNi
5.neiie Is ~ 'ut irsi OF incAe, high, has never
Deen doched his tail long, but littie uf il has been
drawn his name hanging the onside and SHORT TO-
wards The wrahefs narrow blaze MS face descend
ing rem The swell or star IN his forehead and some Of
his tee white, heeved I've three ef them FeisawelI
trined active colt short and caners win e near
loot foremost aud he isapt TO start
The signs oihis having heen stolen are evident; and
have ~ donpi that the tibet will some alterations
"a % i,s name dsd taul
vii give The above revafd Cor sper.bendiny and
bringing The thrt 10 ltria, and the delivery of
The 'ioIse or 50, for the delivery Of he Horse 5uly
and Wi be thankful for information rs 10 eife. BY letter
addressed 10 Hdnoyer Town post-oGice.
FAKE STREET.
NPrn22. lil-f
f1AiDt Srokk.-ihe Subscribers oder for sale on "a
s~aoie ienns, Al their Paint store tie following ar
London White Lead in Kegs superior quailt,)
DO. do. airy
Spirits rurpentine
NefIigiis ground d oil
10. nl sacks
snpeidne English Whiting
Crome yellow
prussan Blue
Patent yellow
trench S;une OGRE
tieiish do. do.
Spruce DO.
Goid Leaf
Lid Yer billion
prnss Lake
uniier
Terra pessina Entisi)
10. ftlueTtsanj
Green Vcrdicr
Red Lead
venetian Req
Spanish Brown
lamp Biacs
IRISH Glae
Camers Har Pencils
cppsi Nariish
Paint Brushes
window Glass (di0eTsnfsigesl
PgttJ Brpsu, green and red snaiis
frosit fsssortsd coi0fsJ and every otter sfticss
10 their line.
y. y. Hgpfe f,fia SieN PoiHfiVG. GtU-fHs. .atffAr
Sc. CAccuisd whit neatHe5s aud dispatch.
kCSShBLe COOS,
sl5thartct, opposite tie DsH IatfrH.
April % n41t
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April 9th, 1917.
GENTLEMEN.

y IN III VI NJ,
There can be no greater gratii-
cation offered me on my return TO my ma
tive County, than an opportunity Of min
Cling with those friends who feel a "pey
sonal regard and affection" for me.
canno. deny myselithe pleasure ofaccept-
ing your kind and friendly invitation.
JAMES p. PRESTON.
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$40 81
Present majority for Smyth, 232
~ MIR. MERGERS majority over Mr..
Mason, aftcrleaving Loudoun is more than
40.
Mr.. Tyler has 40 majority over Mr.
Stevenson i'll Charlos-City-TVs. present
majority, 3l7-iianover county votes to-
morrow.
STATE SENATE.
Motthews connty-James ii. Roy III
Severn Z. Parker Ain Northampton,
Parker l2S-Roy, none
Campbell cOuilty-Elward Waits 350--
Flood 35.-in Buckingham, w. had IA
majority of 90. Hewitt certainly be cleo
DELEGATES.
Prime Georgetown B. Williams Sa-
muel Perkins"
Mottbers- William II. Ransome, Thos.
James
NerthepP.on-Ed. H. c. Wilson, TIar-
old l. Wilson.
Nontgom9y-William Carlton. Robert
II. Craig
Borough Of Petersburg William Rob-
erison.
BncAiagAan.-Chares Yancey,
Horsley.f
CampbeH-Jesse Burton VIM. Clark. =
Lsuisa-James Shelton, Arthur Clay
ton.*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22
HIST

NyTiLL BE sOLD-On Monday lhc 5ih DAY of NAY 5e
~ inc Ccrr day, before The Courthouse door for
cash, 4 Likety Negro Boy between and years cid
very vel grown aud very active belonging 70 The estate
OF Joseph Goode, decd.
HENRY WooDcoCT, FN'or.
April 21. uI2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22
POSISCRirr.
NEW.YnnK. 40.


Tie papers by tke frances Freelir.
Packet inform us of iaearsis al of tile o.
rcnics frisate, CAPTAIN Cochrane, fra,n
ST. Helena, vhich I..ace She lett on tie
4ih CT February. Tie meas l.t her. is,
tisat Donapale has become iii pleased
WHO Las Casas, anG that he aad his son
had b en sent 20 the Cape of Good iIape,
where they arrived IN the Gyilin sloop Of
war. The account adds, iaat .oilai,af,e
had become very PseyiSll, AND tFedtefatt
his attendants NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss, anst
that it WIS TIE Wish Of Las Casa TO o.
landoH hi,n forever. A Pole, by lie.
name ofPioniowsky, one II Isanspalie's
servants, arrived III England IN the Orou-
t,s.
Previous 10 the departure ef Tire pae-
kei, several regiments OF BRITISH troops
b-d returned TO England tsem Fran e.
;ier 4 p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22

AN iLD--lW" Wagons, 10 transport goods TO Ken
w lucky Lnqrfe Of
DICKS, MOORE & Co.
Near ths Nar6,i BRUCE.
April -. II4Y
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-27
Fifty Dollars Reward.

HAN AWAY, on Saturday evening,
Ia, the l 18th last. ny mulatto man, ma
med NED, commonly called NED M'RAE
alias snrnw1Ne. He is about IS or "a
years of age, feet s or 9 inches high,
and was raised in Manchester. Ned is
well made, high forehead and large fiat
nose: had Oh when he went away grey
coat and pantaloons, but as he was well
provided with cloathing OF various kinds,
it is probable he may have changed his
dress. 1t is believed he went OF with
his wife, who it appears lett Richmond at
the same time she is very black, and, l
believe, somewhat pitted with the small
pox, talks a great deal, Of short stature,
and rather thick made. Ned is very art
full, and may prubabl y attempt to pass for
a free man he has down look when
spoken TO. The above reward will be gi-
ven if taken out of Richmond or Man
chester, and twenty-five dollars if taken
in either place, and all reasonable ex-
peDses paid Ter delivering him to the sub
scrber. DAVID BARCLAY.
\. B. Masters of vessels and others,
are cautioned against harboling, employ
ing or carrying of said iel!cw, under pc.
Iialty Of the law.
Richmond, Oct. % ths:af
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-27
Public Sale.
November 10

EIIIE sum of 500 dollars being only
n raised BY preceding sale, shall,
by virtue Of the contract heretofore en-
tered by Jonathan Scoofield aud Alban
G. Smith with me, on the Cd day Of DC
tober, in the year 1916, proceed to sol!
for cash to the highest bidder, at Fort
Tobacco, on the 10th day of December
next. so much OF a tract or parcel o..
LAND, called the Desart Enlarged, ~
Ing and being in Charles county, as will
raise the sum Of 1918 dollars aud II
cents, being the balance due ME on the
FIST purchase made by them Of me. The
highest bidder will be required to pay the
,parchase money Immediately after the
sale-upcn his refusal to do SO. the lands
dill be resold, and the first bidder be held
Responsible to pay the difference between
Ais bid and the highest bid on the resale.
Nov. a1 GEO. FORBES.