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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-17
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS
GEAGR.fL Land OFFICE, ,
# ASA Sehi. lsl7S
NOTICE
NOTICE,

The Land, in the Illinois Territory, appropriated
ior boun,ies tor military services, having been sur.
veyed. aud tue surveys received At this Office, the
distribution OF the said lands. by lot agreeabiy to
law, witt commence at this Office on the frat Mon
day 10 October next.
The surveys OF military bounty lands in Missouri
Territory are expected an few months, when a
sl@iiar dis,ribs,ou will take place, Of which timely
ncfice viii be given in the newspapers. Those who
wish 10 locate their warrants in Missouri Territory,
may send them after the publication OF that notice.
Every soldier of tic late army who hps rece red
heM the Department Of War a land warrant, or a
notification that !, is deposited in TIN. Office, may
Obtain patent BY sendn8 to this Office the wsrrent
or notification, hrs, writing on il, To be located in
the iisls Territory, and the paten. 10 be sent TO
the Post Office at ---"
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Ut M X. Shearman. carpeufer Of Bosisn, was %
AVA months siHicted with tumour on the
back Of ts hand which incapaciated him for work,
alter having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation on bs hand, and cousde ed incursbie
was cared and restored n'hsaith by taking bottles
Of tbess drops.
Mr. WrigM Of Boston. was 8 years afflicted with
afeyersore on one of hs legs, had tried most medi
cincs wthou, effect, was cured by 2 bottles.
n Child cf Mr. Bir,iH, Of Hanover /! was cured
OF Ulcers aud Bies, some o which had cot down TO
the ribs, by bottles. This child was considered
IN dying state when he began taking these drops.
IN hyan! II Boston, was covered all over With
eruptions, blind with both eyes, was ed by bot
ties
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely afflicted
Tor 10 years, with an eruption all her, attended
with most torrneniDg itchings, burnings and boich-
es. had lost thereby two toe and finger Dails,
was cured by 4 bottlesi she had not left her room
Tor months, and considered past all relief! ~
II Gentleman Of Leriagi0n, was afflicted 20 years
with ulcer. in his legs, could, obtain 40 relief,
was cured by 4 bottles.
n Cextiemln Of Bssfen, his wife and children
was many years sffe,sd with sfuptions. had tried
every medicine without success, was cured by these
Drops. .fsll
Il Gentleman Of f'Rsxb.ry. was 50 years afflicted
With humor on one Of legs, attended with burning
itching and blo,ches was resigned as past relief,
Tor 80 years could not lie IN bed at times was per.
fectiy cured by these drops.
Il Lazy Of Chariesfopn was Two years afflicted
With white swelling on her knee JOINT, had tried
every assistance. aud considered pat relief con.
traction had formed, when on taking these Drops
snd using DIR. Jebbs Linirent. in weeks she bad
the free or tire joint, the pain left her. and BY
continuing them has obtained perfect sure
These Drops arc radical cure for scuryy, scro.
lula. st. Anthonys hre, leprocy, pimpled fsess en-.
isrged glands sore legs, ulcers when The bone
affected, veneral tsints when mercury has failed,
are the best spring and antomnal pbysic, and may
bc given to cbiidgea with pIiect safety y-Prce 81,
or ak bottles for i've dollars, ~ bottles for 50 or
IL Jozeo for 500 -QJ TAX for "Dr Relies Dotan-
ica' Drops"-None are genuine, unless signed Nv
u Conway" Prepared aud sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor, W. I. Conway, chemist, No. l.,
Bumsted Place, Roston; by has special appointment
by ~
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TO LET,

ind Possession given immediately,
TIE UNION CorroN FAeroRY in Tiverton,
with al the apparatus, now in good order for
making Yarn.--for further particulars, enquire Of
ISAAC PALmrR, living near ihe premises.
ISAAC PALMER, Cs'nmittee fer,
EDMuSD EsrRs, Shs Union Css,
EsocH fnENcH, ten Factory.
Tiverton, April ~
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signed,

The patents Of soldiers who have ao,iied, or
shall hereafter notify the General Lsnd Office not
TO deliver them to their agents heretofore appent-
ed. will be retained, subject to their further oler
Members OF Congress who have deposited (in this
ohce) soldivrs warrants or notifications may obtain
patents for them by sending the receipts which
were given by the olXce, and instructions relative
TO a,ing the warrants.
Primers who publish the laws of the United States
Will give the above so many insertions as will a.
mount to ten dollars, send copy OF the papers 70
thu oihee, and bill receipted-the money will be
sent by mail. JOSIAH MEIGs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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A PLACE WANTED,

"A smars, lively. sensible Boy. Fous years old.
IA wants place IN some respectable family. u7.
al ofsge Eoquire stihl, ofse, .sa,. 5.
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Valuabk Propery... For sale.
THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House,
a in which he now lives, in Thamss-street--znd
have immediate possession. He will sell some land.
adjoining the estate of the late George Chsmpls,
Esq. which land is very conyenient for House lots.
lie will either sell or lease his farm at Sachueast-
point, in Middlctown. lie has some Furniture also
for sale NATH HAZARD.
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gentleman was complaining tha, he had
three hnc daughters 10 whom be should give
10000 dollars each, and yet he could fad no
body TO marry them. "With your sape, sir, "
said an lrishmsn present, making a very re.
spectfu, bow" will take fpo oI thcm."
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BOAT FOUND.

BOAT FOUND. t
M AS taken up adrif. on Sunday last. about mid.
w way between Warwick neck and Coam,cut
Point. Moses Roat. Of about 10 feet keel, costsin-
ing t~o oars and paddle.-The owner Of the boat
may have bes again, by proving property and pay
ing charges, on application at the store Of TzsNAs
SHEAeaAs, On Ferry wharf
Newport, Dec. 3, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-17
. SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. lio, Thamss-stfeet, Newport.
AZ, A..

flercu!es Whitney, J. II Mason. Providence
Dyer Howes, Wmdham; Greene, Ne,o. Londsa !;
Isaac ID. iiuii, Hartford. and most druggists, book
sellers and post III astsrs, throughout Tie United
states-where may be had all those jusfly esteemed
and hghy APPROVED Medlcines,' prepared BY" w.
L. ConwAy."
December 3, 1917.
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House OF Lnferfainmenf.

House OF entertainment.
- iCHARD BARKER respectfully informs bis
IA friends and former customers, that he has re-
turned his native town. and has taken The bouss
IN the GEAR Of the shop OF DAVID WILL Ans.
watch-msker, north side of thv Parade, few joors
above the Newport Dank. where he in,ends to keep
House Of Enterisi siument and will use every excr.
ton to give satisfaction to those who will favor hi>
with their company.
Clubs aud Private Parties will be accommodated
as usuai--snd a few steady Boarders can be admit
ted. Newport. April %. 1877:
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MAxIMS OF DEAN SWIFT.


The difference between what is commcnly
called ordinary company and good company
Is oaly 10 hearing the same ,hings said 10 a
iit.le room or in large saloon. at small ta-
blea or At great tables, before two candles or
/ twsosy scopces.
That character iD conversation, which
commonly passes for agreeable, is made up
Of ciyiliy and fsIschood
Amusement is the characteristic Of those
who cannot think.
There 10 nothing wanting TO make all rs.
tional and disinletestcd people Of ooe religion
but that they should talk together crely day.
Al idle reason lessons The weight Of the
good ones you have produced.
The reason Why SO few marriages are
happy, u, because young ladies spend their
time IN making nets, not in making cages.
The preaching of diyines helps 10 pre-
serve well incliaed @cn in the course Of Vir-
tue, but seldom or never rsclai'ns the VIC
ious.
from the mean opinion they have af them
| selves in womeo from the contrary.
I A. universs! "a practice as lying IS, and as
| easy ooe Us it aooms, do not rcmembcr to
/ have heard three good lies in all my eonver-
onVou Nv" thoeV WIZ WSEC tuoet
10 that faculty.
have known men of great vaIour, COW
l ards TO their wives.
Superstition is tho spleen of the soul.
Every man has just as mach vsnity as hs
wants understanding.
--~:W:~
At the Heufordshite Quarter Sessions,
James Mills, for stealing pair Of bssechcs,
was sentenced 70 be Imprisoned two weeks,
and whipped. The prisoner, on bearing that
he was TO be Aoysed for stealing iLe brecches
addressed the chairmsn--" May IL please
yonr honor TO let me take the breeches for
which I am TO suffer"--Thc worthy chair
nan epquired il he had the iosolenco to ask
for another mans property; the culprit re-
plied,--" May IL please your honor, il is very
hard ,ha, I should be whipped and 60, moth.
ing" London naher.
A gentleman once observing that a person
famous in the musical lioe led q ve,y absn.
doned life" Aye," replied yag, " the whole
scnour OF his life has bcea base
A gentleman was complaining that he had
three hnc daughters 10 whom be should give
10000 dollars each, and yet he could fad no
body TO marry them. "With your sape, sir"
said an ltishmsn present, making a very re-.
ls,l h,, .-,n r.
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% PRINTING, g sR ksnds, ereersed tr
a ssrs.a.J0-y n'anae-, ~ sAts ebfee.
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BAYBEKKY-W WAX.

CAsH win be paid for Bsyberry- Wax. by VIII
~ JLAM wILBOR, at his store, Millslreet, Q
few doors shove the Red Market b.
Dec 10
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gentleman once observing the, person
famous in the musical lioe led ve'y absn.
doned life" Aye" replied yag, t" the whole
tenour Of his life has beea base"
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By Die President Of the UWfed States

~ "ss = fsss1S"s " eNC CUf(u SfUtCS.
W HEREAS by an Act of Congress passsd on
w the z! day at March. oue thousand eight hun.
dred and fifteen, entitled "an act TO provide for
the sscertatning and surveying Of The boundary
linen axed by The Treaty with the Greek Indians,
and tor other purposes the President Of tue United
States 10 authorized to the lands acquired By
the ssid Treaty to be offered for sale When survey.
ed AMI whereas the laads norh Ut the Tennessee
River bavc been surveyed
.Ibersiorc, JAsss MosRoE, President Of the
United States, in conformity wnh the said act, do
hereby declare and make known, that public ssles,
for the disposal (sgrceabiy 10 aw) Of the lands in
Alabama Territory, north OF the River Tennessee,
shall be held AZ Huntsville, IN Msdiscn County, in
said Territory, viz on the 6rst Monday in Febru-
ary nex,, for tile lsns contained IN the ranges num-
bered, one two, three, four Ave aud six ana OH the
first Monday in March next. fot the remainder or
the Aforesaid lands, each sale shall rcmsin open
for three weeks anG .osscr the sales shall com.
meocs with the 6rst section Of the lowest numbers
OF townships and ranges. aud proceed in regular
numerical order.
Given under my hand At the CITY OF Washington,
the trcuty d 81 dsy Of November, one thousand
eight h1ncrcd and sessntscn.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President;
4tt JOSIAH MEIes.
CsanissEsr % fks Gerrr.l fard 0Ese
Printers Of Devspapsrs who poosa tie Lave Of
the us,ted states VIII pap6sa the ADORE zoe six
~ssks. s,d send ltsr e.s Si'h sss.pist TO the Gen.
~.i La! oea. Dec. ;.
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Weaoers take Nofiee.
IRON IS 20 90 good Bedtiek weavers may have
empIoymen, by immediate sppliestios to
.3ag. 10. T. w. LAwTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

NTOT1CE.-By virtue oftwo deeds OF trust execute }
by David Cobbs 20 John Dameiiie aud Joseph .i'i-
ter for the purpose OF securing certain money
James u. Fretwell aud Nicholas LewisWe shall OH tie
9th day of April next. ia tue town Of warren. pro-
coed to sell, To the highest bidder, for cash, the pro-
perry conveyed in the said deeds, much there
ofas will be sufficient to pay the none, due ON the
said deeds. The property conveyed, consists Of 4
TRACT OF LAND, lying in Buckingham county, con
tanning by estimation, 800 acres, ADJOINING the lands Of
James Station and John Thomas. tract Of land ing in
the county ofAlbeuiare, containing 100 acres,
less, adjoining the lands John Patterson, Wilson e. Nj
eholas, aud Thomas Goolsby.rhe following slaves
Harrison Johnson Abram, Diisy aud child, and kissy
and four work horses.
II the day above appointed be not fair, ti sale will
take place the next fair day, aud will he continued I'LL
all the money he satisfied, together with all lawful char
ses The lands lay in the ne;glourhood Of Warren. and
persons Intending purchase, will do well to examine
before the day of ale
We shall ouiy convey such right, was conveyed 10
MS by the trust deeds.
JOHN DANElLLE, = 49,,
JOSEPH HUNTER. ! A'''''
Eeh'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21
FOREIGN.

The London Papers lately received at
this office contain several articles not un-
worthy of notice, besides those already
published, but they are much heightened
and dittused; the trials of the Rioters
would alone Gil all the columns of our Pa
per-And as we arc pressed for room 10
insert necessary local matters and advcr
tIsements, we are obliged to compress the
most interesting of these articles into a
brief summary.
The following ARTICLES worthy of OBJ
servatIon, more especially as it corrobo-
rates our former remark, that ihc English
Papers generally display an aversion to
the present Legitimate of Spain. which. if
contrary to the opinions Of their Cavern
ment, would not be permitted TO be so
publicly and broadly expressed.
It's an article la the London Star which
CATER adverting TO the Portuguese affairs
at Buenos Ayres) goes on to state" We
learn from Madrid, that course some.
what similar to that which was followec
by England aiiertIie contest with the A
merican colonies had been carried ON 70
| some time, is about TO be adoptcdbv th,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

VALUABLE STOCK AZ 4~ction.-Mr. Edward Hal
shall sell at Auction Monday, the 3ist instant, his
inahle stock Of GOODS, among which the following
articles
$50 of ware, ing ofhlue printed cottage
Egyptian liSire, blue and lged aud G.. c.
50 boxes Canton china principally tea, coffee aud
saucers, containing 100 and COO pieces each 50 sr,is
lustre peucy, and variety coiored tea set;s 50
pete nning sets Canton aud Liverpool china the most
esIant and general assortment OF rich and plain glass
ever offered in this place among which chandeliers s
tres, globe lamps, Indian shades, eperns rich pitch
ers, cans, bowls, plates dishes tnmbers goblets cla
rets, wine glasses &C. &C; 10 liquor cases, with white
bottles; 1000 demijohns large size 10 pipes old MaGe
"a wiue of best quality 50 demijohns do do do. 10
hhds old W. India rum, imported in 1917 so demijohns
do. do do 10 bhls. coffee 100 sacks Liverpool filled
salt; 400 kegs London white lead, known he OF the
FIRST quality 100 kegs F. IF. and FEF. gunpowder 100
boxes real Spanish segaTs; imperial, gnnpowder aud
Young Tyson teas iand brown sugar London poT
ter, clare wine, French brandy whskey moasses sp
oes NJ every kind. oil lamp and tanners OIL
fd inst 0rriUed (iJoi GiaSg0u20 packages OF ele
giant eut and plain glass ware, which will be sold 10y the
package.
Al the time WILDE leased for the term of two
years, the Store, with the spacions thereto
rcbed. This House stand for business iii is
cessary 10 mention is surpassed By in this place
aud for wholesale business is particularly desirable
n TERMS at SaLf.
PcrkhiHs, Dunlop s. Copyasl.
Auctioneers.
Narch7. lpi-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

Metro. Guuthcr. The Mas;er Of The Doro-
Thy, al this line had MS men ;,eariv al
sick, but had only lost one (thc carpenierl
and he was drowned by accident. Six
teen ofthe Congo's men were in conya-
iescert state. Such was their situation
when The slirs reached st. Salvador. We
llment to learn, that when fhe Dorothy
was at Caiindo, there were TEN Porlm-
auese ships in The port waiting for Slaves,
and two from Spain. Professor Smith
had died on board the Congo.
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,ale,) would be liable to personal ar

male, would he liable to personal ar
rest.
The same Paper, on a subsequent day,
contains the following article, which cor
robora,cs the intelligence st.ted by us
yesterday, OH the authority of private
letter.
We learn from good authority, that the
dispute between Russia and the United
States is completely settled, and III a
manner very satisfactory 10 The latter
Mr.. hlexander IA. Everett, who lately ar
rived in ihis country, on his way to Rus
STA, with dispatches, learnt iron, advices
received by The Anerican ambassadors
here, that the Emperor had recalled Mr..
DaschAoti'. and it was added, with some
marks Of displeasure, on account OF the
conduct which the latter had adopted on
occasion OF This dispute. In consequence,
Mr.. Everett did not proceed 10 ST. Peters
burgh. but departed for Brussels. there
TO replace Mr. Eustis.
Boston D. Advertiser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21
March Ia.

COMMITTED TO the Jail OF Charles City county,
~ gro who calls himself Joshua Riggia, aud
Says he is free-had when committed suit OF white
bolnsspms about five feet teninches high-has
his right eye, and large whskers-says he comes
from Snow Ill., Mary land. The owner requested
forward, prove his property and take him away.
CARY WILKINSON, Jditor.
March Ia, IO3-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

TSOR SALE-That valuable plantation in Brunswick
II county, Va the former residence of VIM. Ruflin,
ESD Immediately the road leading from Petersburg
HarentoR, North Carolina, and neatly central has
good dwelling house, with six rooms passage, and all
other necessary houses. The contaus bout
800 acres.
A more detailed account is deemed unnecessary, as
will purchase without first viewing the premises.
One third the will be received in young
the residue in two annual payments. The subscriber
will beat Brunswick county court in April next where he
may be seen by any person desous OF owning
property. Previous 10 which tinlr application may be
made to him, by letter, at Raleigh, NC
Robert n. Rn6fn.
Narrh a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

A DVERTISEMENT.-An Examination Of my pupils
will take place ON Friday, the 2lst Of March. The
attendance Of those who may feel interested. viii be gra
trying The exercises Of School will re-conmenee OH
Monday the 2lth, which time class will be form
"a for the study of history. Pupils who wish to Gu
Ter this class. will furnish themselves with copy Of
Goldsniths History Of Greece aud Rome few pupils
will bc taken in my family boarders, If application be
Gaade. JOHN KIRKPATRICK.
March II. I02-t
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March II.

f1toMMIsSiaN BUsINESs.-rhe subscribers having
~ formed partnership, intend uansacting the
COlSfNfSSiON BUSINESS, in all its various branch
es, under the MN Of BERNARD & MoRRIs, and
for that purpose they have taken OF Colonel BUl-
Jocks tReents fronting the Basin, in which they mean
so do business and where they san take on storage large
quantity of produce,
rney respectfully tender their services to the public
in the above .ne and hope by the strict attention which
zhey will to all matters conided to them, 10 merit and
share portion Of the public patronage.
\. BgRSTRD,
s. r. MoKRIS.
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21
March Il.

INLAND ViRGINIA.-will he sod to the highest bid
der, on Wednesday, the 3Oth day Of April next, my
bAacfe lots in the town OF Marseilles Dan river in
the county of Halifax, at which inspection of tobacco
and flour Established. This town situate in tue heart
Of tobacco country inferior to in he State of Viz
giua the wealth OF the surrounding inhabitants,
bined with The fertility the soil, offers pcdgeto-
the OF mercantile enterprise The great i'm
proyeent made in the culture aud management of to-
bacco within the vicinity of Marseille induces belief
that al distant day will become depot Of tobacco Of
the very order. From the town OF Marsees to Norf
folk there this time good navigation for batteaus
ten hhds tobacco burben Except Portage Off miles,
which obstruction will, is thought be removed IN ~
months OF two around which turnpike road viii
speedily be made The situation Of harseIlles is high
aud airy aud has recommending vie~ Of the surrounding
country is extremely we'll watered aud is considered as
healthy as any Of the adjacent cOnn try.
The terms of the sale sl lac made known at that day by
Tie Trustees.
March Ia. 1O3St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21
MAURrT!US SLAVE TRADt.

Rv the late arrival from the MauritihS.
copies have been received of the Official
Correspondence between the Cantor If
the numerous Colonial Slave ships. Cant.
Curra'i, Of his Majesty's ship TYNE, and
Mr.. Farqul.ar, Governor OF the Mauriri-
us. tdoes appear, that il was from the
application ot Governor Farquiiar, that
Captain Curran was induced 10 rhn town
the East coast of Madagascar, and HAT
he WAS enabled Ia seize at Tamntive fIe
three small vessels alluded to lv the Go
vernon, as waiting fora cargo of slaves"
but the captures of the two vessels, witt,
the victims on board, were made on The
high sea.
We rejoice, for thesake oghrmahitv. -
learn, That the understandable continu-
ance and impuuily that has attended liz.
neiarians slave Spectators. ENGLISH as
well as French, at tlIe Mamritius, VAS met
with SECOND exposure, and that the local
authority, SO enabled by the orders ofhis
MaJesty's Government To represent. has
been al length awakened TO It's existence;
That the Impuiatlons are no longer Ito use
IFS own words, when some OF the very YES
sells now seized bv Cantain Curran were
detained on similar charge, by a servant
under the local authority at Bombon.)
considered as divesfed Of all 'aufl.enfi-
city, and the mere offspring of general
rumour and indiScrminate surmise -
The truth IS, that the growing and hr4lnd-
less enOrmitv had III those colonies ~
ceeded all calculation: TO be pro, ed by-
the very CIR, umstance demonstrated bv
Captain Curran's seizure of the verv YES
sells that have been cOntinuallv, for the
last folu Years, engaged in the Madagas-
car trade. and denounced as slave dealers
three years before.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

WIZARD ELECrioN.-rhe citizens of Richmond are
w hereby notified that election will he held on the
first Wednesday April next, in the different
Wards, for Common Council-neu, for the ensuing twelve
mouths to wit
In Jefferson ward, No. |, at the ourt.house:
In Madison Ward, No. 2, at the Merchants Coffee
House aid
In Monroe Ward, No. ,, at the Office Jacob vaien-
tine, High Constable.
The polls viii open at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
w. ID, WREN, Srrc't
Offhe fTfg Of Rirhi1ps1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

4 AND & NEGROES for Sdle.-By virtue of deed
II oftrust executed to by John Is. Seawe for the
purpose ofsecnring several debts due to Giat & M'Kin
der the LIST Monday in April next, being Gloucester
court day ii fair fnot the day. will be Sold
the courthouse the highest bidder. cash, Tract
n Ldid In Gloucester county, containing $40 acresly
Ing in tue ueiyhlnrhood Of Seawes Ordinary and COM
monty known bv the OF Hairs. Also, twenty va
luabe NEGRO ES-consist.ng of men, women and
children.
The sale viii he made for cash. and will positively take
place.
JOHN LEWIS, Trustee.