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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-14
For Sale.

USHAT substantially built & elegan'
9 Iy flushed three story BricLc DIRE
ias House on Water-street, formerl
ne residence Of the late " Kennedy
With which will be sold, either conjoiH
" Or separately, the adjoining vacan'
Lot, 2S feet troGt and l20 feet deep
!'he terms. Of sale will be very accomm"
iatins tqrthe purchaser.
If this property be not sold prvlous:
10 the 18th OF Nay next, 1t will then b'
toe Rent aud Possession given mmedi
a;ely thereafter.
Application may be made 10
J l.. M'kenHa
anril % d&'S 2awti
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-14
LOST.
N. E. Pun and Shoes,
John G.. Ladd e Co.

Landing from sehooneis Five Brothers,
New Packet and sloop Haymaker ireia
Boston,
100 bills N E rum
z hhds do
.on,lete assortment Of mems and boys
eo and zine shoes Of superior quality
March 6
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For Sale, Freight or Charter,
skk The good brig Rising sun. bur.
Wihen abOui 1000 ba. rels she is
a first rate vessel. we'll found u sheath
ed. FOR terms apply to
GEO. COLEMAN.
Wks has for sale, few hid, Grenada
Rum. third proof, Of an excellent fuai'.
ty Also. yew England Rum IN barrels
gree. and white Coffee in bags.
March 5
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The Steam Boat Gomd"n,
will co'su,e, &c running her old rom 'rcm
Alexandria to Georgetown 18th iust.
from Bartles Wharf, at half past nine in
the morning, ard will leave Gsorse' -
a, ball past three in the atte'nooe
Goods on ireigh will be received q 2aa
Motifs house near the wharf," a's
absence by JOHN GiEb.
March 70 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Council viii proceed to the ap.
sentiment Of The following officers on
Saturday the J 5th instant, viz. eureT'n.
tendant Of police, keeper Of the Po~der
.ou.e, keeper ot the poor house, clerk OF
the market. collector oistaAes, superin.
terdant Of Satch., the watchmen. physi.
clan To the 400, bouse, aud cons'ables.
Extract-Teste,
I.P. THOMPSON, e. g.
March IL II
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Hardware x Cutlery.

The subscriber has few cask, Hard,
ware and Cutlery, which he will sell
very low for cash or on short credit.
HE gAS ALSO,
A handsome aSSn ment OF
Good, opened
With a general assortment Of
IA NY II 'ODS
~ County eIchaHts and Others
VIII tiad i. to their intsres TO call and
see the Goods.
John Johnston.
Kiug street, opposite the " ash.
inston Tavern, Alexandria
March 4
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Notice.

Raraway from the subscriber in Corn
aaIlis's Neck, negro woman name
piilIis, formerly the cook and mark
snman of Captain Richard StoGestrer'
>! Broad Creek--I have heard she wisi'
to get to philadelphia. | will give On
Hundred Dollars if taken in or abrt
Philadelphia (; twenty Eve il taken
aaout Baliim0'r, sand Fifty Dollars i
taken in Alexandra or ncighborheOd. ant
secured in any Jail so that get her a
gain. nearG lately she wa, seen II
Washington with hcr free husband, VIII.
call himself William Adams
Joseph ~ Sionesre"t.
Fcbinary % e
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Boiting Cloths.

The subscriber has just received oy the
General LingaR, Captain Weston, irAm
Amsterdam, u large aOd elegant assert
uent Of Boiling Cloths, of a superorqYa
ity, which will be offered for sale at the
pore OF MIR. James anderson.
Amos .iiesnnder.
Octoher 6
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Paper for Sale.

David and ]. Ross
Have received, per ship Potomac from
Genoa,
81 bales writing paper, asscr'e
Which they offer for sale On We y low ~,
terms. They keep constant supply ei
FIRST quality chewing tobacco Tor SAFE Os
the quantity.
h0t -
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REMOVAL
.IOHE HOOD,

VgAS remm ed h,. copper shop, to
King Street, in the hop lately
occupied by Mr.. la;bert, Where he rs
prepased to execute the orders OF ms
friends with punctaality and di patch.
He will constantly keep on hand art'-
Gle, in his line, particularly Hour barrels.
Ma oh 8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-09
THE GRAVE OF TIE YEAR.


Lines uriuca for The 3Ist Of December.
he composed eyrs toll, and each turbulent motion
inat ,aclees thc he"rt IN !fe's ueacheroas
AhG the hour thai invites u tie calm devotion
Undistnfbd by rvsiets-uncncumbeg' ID with cares.
Flow cherries the late blooming face Of creation
Heaiy Time seems to pause IN his rapid career,
Locks neh'nd with sniileOn the Of the YEAR
HarS the wind whistles rudelythe shadows are clio.
That enwrap his broad path in the mantle of night,
Whi.e pleasures gay sons are in quiet reposins
Undismayd at the wrecks thai have nuinhcr'd his
hight.
From yon temple where Fashions bright ta,ers are
Her vot'ries III crowds. deckd with garands appear;
And Gas yc. their hopes by spectes ilrishte
Assemble TO dance round The grave ofthc year.
oh haze Tue stale cup whiehihe ilers have tasted
When thinh Oh the ills oflife's colntOfiless daN
HO" the howrs Of my childhood them ycrdure syewas
And the friends OF my youth have been stolen away,
They Thick not how iinitless the waruest cndeavor.
10 rsca tue kiId moments. u.glt Cici when Mar
v hen The hours that oblivion has canccrd forever
Are inerrd by hes haad-in the grave OF tile year.
Since tho lasisolcmn reign OF this day reflection
what ,lronss 'c Ic!inquisd liies pCrishn- breath
How many kave shed their last tear at detection
Aud ei' sed the dim eye Ia the darkness OF DEATH
How many have sudden their pilgrimage cnned
btnea'h toe low pal ihat envelopes HER bier;
or TO deaths lonesome valley lave .onty descended
Aud made their cold Deis-yrth The grave of the year
lis the year that ISOLATE lis beauties disclosing
Rose ofsht on me happy. Use careless aud gay,
Who now on their pillow OF ltstaie repGsirg
Where the sod presses damp on their bosons Of clay
Then talk not Of bliss, while her smile is expiring,
disappointment still browns IL in misery's tear
Reflect and be wise, i0r the day is refining
And Tomorrow viii dawn--on tie grave Of the year
Yet awhile-and no seasons around us will flourish,
But Silence inr each her dark mansion prcpare
Where heaIty no longer Der shall nourish
Nor the lily oeispread tie wan cheek ofdespaif.
Blu! tie eve shall with ldslre unfadns be frightened,
When II wakes 10 truc bliss in orient sphere
BY tile sun-beams of spieudor immortal enlightened
WHICH no more shall go do~n-on the grave of year.
MONTGARNIER
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CHARLEsroN- DEC 90

Fatai Occmreace.-A Jury of indncst
was held OH Saturday morning, on the boz
dy OF VIM. MiilgrOve, native of Bristol,
(Eng) one Of the crew of the British brig
Waterloo, then laying dead upon the deck
Of the brig Hope, of ~ York, at Crafts
wharf. After patient investigation, the
Jury returned verdict, in substance. that
the deceased had come to his death. bv
being shot in his right side, by Thomas
Ilatchman, mate of the scbr. Jefferson.
laying IN tie same dock. On this verdict.
and the evidence connected with ii,
IIatchmau was committed 10 Jail, Ia take
his trial at the next court Of sessions -
Capt. Parker, commanding the schooner.
was held to bail to give evidence IN the
case on the trial The facts connected
with this unfortunate transaction, appear
to be il.ese a hog had fallen or jumped
overheard, about 10 o'clock tic proceed
ing evening, from the British brig Thos.
NayI0r. whi6h was found bv some Of The
crew of that vessel to have been taken up
by Mr.. ". the mate Of the Jefferson
they accordingly demanded it as their
property; but the manner of makMg the
demand being considered offensive bv the
mate, he refused it 10 them. A silailar
demand, made by the captain Of the Tho
mas NaylOr, was also refused. This. il
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take the hog by force, if il was not vo,un-
tarily gwen up. While this was passing,
The mate OF the schr. fired upon & wound
ed William Millgrove. and the fire being
repeated several times, he was mortally
wounded, fell upon the deck and expired.
The Captain and Mate of the schooner
were then taken by the City Guard, and
retained at the guard-house until Satur-
day forenoon, when the latter was exa-
mined before J. IL. Mitchell, Esq. and
committed 10 Jail. This unfortunate al
fair, arising from SO trivial "a circumstance,
has produced a very unpleasant sensation,
but we abstain from comment--the fate
of the prisoner will be decided by jury
of his country. The Jefferson is a coast
ing schooner, and had just arrived from
Combahee--her crew, except the captain
and mate. blacks.
The body of Nlillgrove was carried to
the grave on Saturday evening, shrouded
i'll an union jack, and followed by the
crews of the different British vessels in
the llarbor; whose flags were displayed
at hali-mast on the melancholy occasion
fCouFie,.
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FOREIGN.
From lutte London Papers.
IDNDnA ~
NUNS OF BIBIJOI


On Tuesday evening a mob assembled IT, the
town OF Waisali, which, after breaking the
windows of several bakers, &c. proceeded to
the uew mills, about = mite distance from the
town, where ihey commenced the work ofdc-
rnOlilon with great fury. Mr.. Jones the occu-
pier - the miii3j had inst time TO escape before
their arrival, with part OF his cash and vii
rings. . nc rioters either carriedaVaS or des-
trCycd esfFy filinp itrcnaiued H. the house
which they completely Quilted. In the mean
time tiie Mag stratcs Of Walsail assembled aud
dispatched messcuecr5 in all directions, for
ifiif0ry assistance. aHd in short time de-
fdctmtrt offhc 10Th linssars, under the COM
mtnd Of Lieutenant D'Donucll. arrived from
WolycrapptOu: also the ii4ndsworH Cavsl.
~, commanded by captain Clarke, aud troop
Oftiic Warwicl sIiro NcOnianry, from Birmiug.
Imni. ~ liils Noc, however. fbe rioters had
aelflg Dispersed most Of them being occnpicd
with the sfo,gsgc Of their plumber and pfevi-
~usly 10 tbe arrival Of the military, stvera!
had been la.en into custody Dy uie civh pow
cg.
We ave happy 10 add, that since Tuosday
thclg have boon 500 symptoms OF disturbance
,t4t0dNefe Paper.
November q.
NIPLES AVD A1gHRfl'4.
"a. a.. r..t.l 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-09
LORD MAYORS DAYTNLONDON

On Saturday, the 9th of November, being the
day on which the Lord Mayor usually takes
upon himself the insignia of office, was as u,u-
al, celebrated by grand civic feast, the process
sion from the city to Westmiuste ter, and the Oth-
or customary testimonials Guiidhal was bril-
lantly Illuminated with gas, and decorated AS
usual with transparancies, banners, sc. At Is
O'Clock, the dinner was served up Amongst
the company present, were Lords Essex, Frs
Kline, MontfOrt, OssultOn, and TOlrngton the
Mastero of the Rolls, mr. Baron Richards, Jus
tees Parke, Abbatt. and HOlrOyd, the Attorney
and Solicitor Generals. Sir. $. ROmlly, Sir W .
Scot {, Sir Robert Wilson, the American Minis
ter, the Hon. Gray Bennett, &c
After dlnnera number Of tOastS were drank,
such aS " the King " fhc Prince Regent :" d C.
Lord EsseN gave the Lord Mayor aud Lady
May which was drank with three times
three and loud applause. The Lord MavOr
rose to return thanks, and observed, that he
could NOT let this opportunity pass without eN-
pressing the gratitude lie felt for The honor
which the company present had done him, by
attending his invitation OF this occasion. He
then adyerted to his public conduct that he
had twice been elected Mayor by Tie sponia-
ne0us wishes Of ms feiloW-citizens lie had
always eHdeagOrcd To discharge his dHtV to
the best of ls abilities, and his exertons now
should be rc,l0ubled. HISspeech met with
loud applause The Lord Manor gave " The
American Ambassador, with thfcq times three.
Tie american Ambassador returned bis ord
ship tnduks for the honor conferred Oh HIM
an honor which he had frequently experienced,
anGlH returning thanks now, he could only re-
peat what hc had said on former Occasions.-
Gratitude, however, was fond OF repititiOn.--
The citizens Oi Ondon had recently proved
the truth Of tins assertion they had shewn
theirs TO his lordship, by repeating this year
the honor which they had conferred upon him
tue last. lie begged tO thank thc COMPANY for
the honor they had done hun, aud to git e IN r..
turn =" Prosp eiiiy 10 the City Of London -
/ Loud applduseJ
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Nonember1o.
2autds

~ Zen thousand dollars OF the purchase money for
h & | ne Iel,fedupon the delivery Of the deed Tor
,en ~ Two equal annual payinenis-Ihe prrciasef Vii
Ase 10 secure upon the land by deed Of Trust The na
are Ms. Hcth the payment annually dnrnr her Ire
s p'' ceuD per annno, Oh the said enc Third Of he
, % -Hieh thid T. 10 be paid to the exec,
~ sydl'Aey death with Interest at the same ras and
y, an tset the pm caser will have cfcdit Of one %
W. .eaI' of me saidone tiifd, from sEe p,e The ,
OF he tw9hslamenis, filst aforementioned e,us d' .
% oe pai WIN interest at the same rate bv canal os,
pom the terms hfs. Januey viii lof ~ the
, r. a,e gIi he conducted by Nr Tbos Taylor and
ianulry 4.
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Harriage ofthe Emperor of A,ts;1ia and ike
Princess Charlotte Of Bdcaria.

Princess Charlotte Of BdcrIia.
MuN,cE, Oct 80.
The King and Queen, and all the members Of
the Royal Family, with their numerous suites
attended the ceremony. After il was over Tie
Deum was chaunted. \ salute of 800 cannon,
the ringing OF bells, and three vollicS fred by
the garrison aud iandwher o thiS capital drawn
up i'm the square MaNimilian, announced the
happy event which binds, in the most intimate
union, thesovereignsandt the people of Austria
and Bavaria.
The Bishop afterwards gave to all present
the bencdiction, and the procession returned
from the church TO the saloon OF Hercules
where her majesty tue Empress Queen, their
ROYAL NlaIesties, the Princes aud Priucesses,
were pleased TO receive the congratulations of
the court. In the evening, the whole city was
Splendidly illuminated aud their Maiesties
with the Princes, sc. and numerous suite in
n long train of state carriages, drove tro' the
principal streets, aud were every where wei
comedby the most enthusiastic vaccinations OF
the people.
The finest sight was afforded BY the grand
colorado of MaN-.Ioseph Square, in the middle
of which was the Temple of iiymep, and over
u the symbol OF fiappnesS aud Peace, the rain
how beaniing III Ills coo's. 1T was adorned
with statues aud inscriptions, and the whole
illumination OF this square had a magicale f-
feet.
Here their Maiesties last stoned. welcomed
by Noca, and instrumental music and their
magnificent tram returnedt0 the Royal Palace
the 3lst. Those who had the GOOD fortune to
see inc procession OF thclr niaieStcS, sc. tarO
me saloons and apartments OF the Palace TO the
Chapel, want words to paint the splendour, the
richness, and the elegance of the dresses cspe-
cially those of the Queen. OF the young bride,
OF the Eiectress DOwager, Of Princess Au-
gusta, consort of Princess Augusta, cOnsort
of Prince Eugene, and OF the other Princess
es:s, as well as the dignity of the whole solem-
nifty.
The Austrian Ambassador and his Cavaliers
appearedIn the richest and most elegantdreS
es, and the conduct OF the whole solemnity was
suitable to the occasion
very severe tempest, accompanied by I'M
commonly large hail-Stones and dcluge OF
rain visited the enCanpment of the British az
my in the neghborho0d at Denain, on Monday
the 18th ult. The conflict of the elements was
most tremendous; some OF the men OF the tsd
regiment were severely scorched by the light
been drawn ont fer the Duke of Weningtog,'s
inspection, was, for once, completely pat to
the rout, tho not by any mortal enemy.
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THE GRAVE OFTHE YEAR

The following Poem under th,s title, We recommend
70 In. special attention ofcur readers. We have oui
selves p,'usedn with no ordinary satisfaction. Among
the many aduiiaoc productions, with which we have
Been iaEOu,dby tue same esteemed author v. consider
thiS rs decidedly the best and he who can read it, an
moved by The sol,nity of its topics the tenderness oi
its stfaus must possess kind OF ssnsibiiy aud taste
wHich We eanneitier envy or applaud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-09

EDucATToN.-Tie Subscriber respectable informs
the public that he will continue his School the en-
SUNG year III LittleYae, near oxford In Caroline. The
school viii be opened the I5,h Of January next and
discontinued on'the 18th December following making
the scholastic year of ten months after deductnc sum-
ner month for vacation.
The subscriber will teach the English, Latin & Greek
languages, Writing Arithmetic English Composition *
Geography.
The fees for tuition in any all Of the above branches
WIZ be 20. Board lodging and washing inclusive will
thOsewho become members the school will be consid
cred liable Tor the fees of the whole term. Patrons OF
tile school are hereby invited ii to ascertain the
progress of the pupils.
Nore1Jer 90. o9'wcw.
NOTICE is hereby giv.n that the Collector of the Re.
venue FOR the eighteenth Collection District nf Viz
gnia or his Deputies will aend in all the month of la
hual neNt,at ms Office SUNDAYS excepted betwc the
hoirs ot O'Clock a. Al. asd O'Clock p NJ on the lUth
ana ifh OF January AZ Charles City courthouse on the
zVt and 2lst of January at Goochand couft and
on me 2Id and 23d of January Hanover
Tor te purpose of receiving the entry carriages and
tue harness used therefor and the duty thereon
be TO an act of Congress passed the 10Th day of ecem
bef iSli
dLaFchondtse, UieS and Spirits Thst great propor-
sio of their license will expire ou the 3ist December
next nnst request tIem attend Ia in. renewal of
the-ohefwise, the penalty OF the law Will be enSor-
ced.
Given under nv hand at my Office in Richmond this
sth day OF December, 1916.
wM. d. TAYLOR, Cgilecfo,
for He eighteenth Coilociion district
p, Of giygi,i0.
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neeanher 21.


FDucNlON.-rhe snbscliber having enployed NJ.
JOhn u. g.. Brown, q Teacher. Tor the ensuiu1
year, Intends 70 open school house near his resi-
dencc ou Monday the 10Th of January, IN which will be
taught The E0gksh INIT french kfNgnares. gr0mmafi.
c0tfy Uari9rs br0uchcs 0f UNhcm0fjc0i scie0cc M
fnrotoRd jioraf PhHasophy, 8efrou0Hlv, Geography.
Hh Tie nsc " me Gtoles, Rcadiac, Hfifinr 3 spcH
fHC.
The school viii terminate ON the Goth NJ DECEMBER
making tenn % ten months. alcr deductns one month
for vacation.
fe fees for tuition will be 20 ~ scholar Tor fe I'm
slin duh French languages various branches Of ssste
h~tcAl Science, Arithmetic exceptcd Natural and so
fdi PHILOSOPHY, Astronomy aud Geography wiih The
n,e NJ The Globes : 20 for Arithmetic Rcsdinr
Wiling and SpeD-.
va. BROWN was The pupil Of the late Mr.. BENJAMIN
aies. dec from whom ne has satisfactory fe ninnais of
tvs capaby g. teach md of his upright condncs willie
Nith hin he IS also we'll recommended ~ several gr
Yemen OF science and fcspecabliiy, Tor whom hs has
fw1 Gentlemen a distance. wishing 10 avail incfn-
seFe- i tac atanlc, Of this school can De- accorro.
.df" win Bolrd I'd nom % 20 100 s. by Messfs va-
tha't Thompson ard Daniel wade who reside near The
os"ool' and have comfortable houses. which they will ap.
p'optate to their exclusive
JuiiN ". SHEPPARD.
december II. 7sys,s
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d" ]. d. NiEIJLER,
" amsterdam, oct. %, 1916"

tomorrow. ~ Whilst performing at Bristol, he
entered intda treaty with the captain OF an
American vessel to sailor the United States
but happening " 10 cast one longing, lingering
look behind" the negotiation was instantly
broken of by the vocalist, to the tune OF d,
the roast beefofO Old Englandw
Should the ports be opened, according to pHb-
lie expectation, for importation of grain, it is
supposed that oats will be excluded, the aver
age price of this article being under the max
imam settled by act of Parliament.
Match against Time.
Mr.. Williamson, apedestran from the North,
undertook, at fCrty-eight hours notice, to run D
miles within an hour. The bet (Of 100 guineas
was made with him by captain Fairman, on
Monday, at d house in st. James,. The pedes-
trian started on piece OF ground near the viii
Iage OF Ashford, and performed as follows =
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IlIFFFVNII. VI. To.
The Foreign Journals OF tie present week
ave rather inorc interesting tiiau they have
been for sOuc tim" past Tho speech Of tire
King OF France, az ihe opening Of tic Lcgisla
lattye session. is, lik q all tie srowcd pr0due-
iious of dat monarch temperate benevolent,
and enlightened, IN TIE highest degree. For .
settled government and quic; people. no
person could be better qualified FOR Tie chair
Of majesty. We arc oaiy afraid a, B0uapartc
said ~ the Isle Of Eliza that hc IS f,o goed for
the people Of France. ne wants nothing but
a litticinorc energy to command their respect,
and something more of the steady dcic
llriratIUu vhict, is necessary 10 enforce cbed
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4 ANDS FOR SALE, ~ <y5swg,Ls n, -
a.. over OF Attorney made tome by Thomas ,,o',s
ny, Oh me State Of Kentucky aud also ~, v,t"e ~ ~.
fv".! male 10 nc, by JOhuT Wood of Tho s,;d Co.
WI sen so much cfihe estate Of Bennctt Uendeese,
1850 rs was allotted 10 the following eos,sss
d.snuIs iiendefsons Lucy Henderson, and Nsncy u.
off.on-n The field above the town ~ sfii, ti.r
LOTS No: o. Q aud = OF Eve acres saobh., as." ~,
Town OF Milton, lots No.3, and g. co,,taiu, we
No Sand o iso s soyo'9lg the town
acres each. 30 W. ~, ana ,, OF
ns,e' have sns .es y right which The sid
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sf'oR saLt--in conformity TO the last will and tesfo
= nieh Oi Henry g. Hcth deceased the nuders;,n, et
eNecteIs thefeOf, viii expose public sale upon tIa
PREMISES on The LIST day OF FsjrGaTy next if fair il no,
INC heAt alf day, That well known and valuable Fs,.,
Cdleo CCkLhS, situated the north side OF Ia,prs n
YER IN tue County of Helico, and distant aIout IA es
DsoW the Cry 0i ittchmobd, and twelve iIo Pet.rsrr
rms estate contains nearly thousand acres anon,
i've hidTea arabic and the greater part of the balance
s"dlp, rec'ahaDie at very hcoasiderabe ,xDence IN
comparison 10 ITS worth. To expaaie on The eEfrer,p
'eiuhy ana Improving condition from the nanny ac.ion
Ol piasef OF ilis desirable property is thought nlece
saiy' ~ completes with any residence a0ofduo
Most coniinOdiOus dwelling, with every eo,,f-siis -
pnTtemce. one hundred acres areiad do,e IN Cr,pS
wntati aJVnt hy ia oats fields and tNn Iots 49,
Ald down IA clover, and about twenty i've acres Of red
ow ~ COED order. he advantages Of rance for Sact
Afforded by the nniecaimed portion OF swamp have lee
system. ' mirroring
Persons disposed to purchase will he attended 10 In
thereon. Ois iesiu'hg
An authenticated suryey-and plat will be Ion -, NJ
LyhcRs Cohcc-IOnse, ia tile City Of Richmond a. 800,
as practicable. Caylcs holds ont may he ain ,rs
a. advaniasc' 20 incr of capital DESTROYS nf csog i'm
vicinity OF Richmond or Petersburg. There Ar. nm,"
ipns springs otgood water issuing out of ne b1,k
hlVeI, Independent OF a well Conveniently sit,gted
satisfactory tue viii be made the purci ~ and
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penny secured ny giving bonds, aud deed Of trust n,
t1tes Onc-hai payable in tw elve months aud he ~,
aug in Two years from tie day Of sale
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