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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12
A HABIT OF SWEARING.
-u> q 49,

A person asked the minister of his
parish what was meant by, He was
clothed with curses as witha garment
'My good friend, said the minister,
1T means that he had got a habit of
swearing
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12

We Understand the fish taken of the
Long wharf, a few days since, is called
a Sun Fish-that one was caught in this
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12
TENNESSEE.
From the National Intelligeneer.

rTO" tHe w UtfOftus
The following comparative statement
shews the result Of the election recently
held in the state Of Tennessee, for the
Representatives 70 the Fifteenth Con-
gTcss: -
In the late Congress .N5v elected
James B. Reynolds Geo. w. L. Mari
Samuel Powell John Rhea
Isaac Thomas Francis Jones
B. ii. Henderson Samuel Hogg
Newton Cannon Thomas Claiborne
w. G. Blount w. q. Blount.
In the Nashville district there were no
fewer than $3.50 votes given in; Of which
Mr.. Claiborne received 4S87, Mr.. Can
non 1869, 4 Mr.. Robert Weakley a2ss.
The elections to the fifteenth congress
are now completed in every state in the
Union, except in one or two districts Of
Massachusetts, where there have been Sc.
veral unsuccessful attempts to make
choice. The changes are more numerous
than at any preceding election; for it i.
believed that two thirds of the members
Of the present house of representatives
have never sat in congress before. Ofthe
old members not returned, it is believed
nearly one halt declined a reelection
The defeat of the remainder is in de.
gree attributable to the Compensation
Law, but not as generally as some have
supposed. Several of the warmest Oppo.
nents of that law have lost their seats by
large majOrities. ibid.
The bank of the United States has de.
termined to establish branch bank at
Fayetteville, in the state Of North Caro-
lima. ibid.
Nsw- Fork, Sept. 8.
Important to dealers in grain and -four.
The editors of the Gazette have been
favored with the following important ex-
tract of letter from Messrs. Hughes,
Duncan Il Co. dared Liverpool, July 70:
The weather is really as cold, rainy
and unsettled, and has been in all this
month, as we ever knew it at this season
of the year; it is, therefore, quite nonc.
sense to talk of the crops being as eaiIT
as in fine season: crops that one montl
ago were allowed by every one to pe
from Ia to 90 days behind an sv.rags
year. and still this wonderful change q.
f"cted by 6 days Of hot weather, aud pei.
haps 9 days mere Ut warm and hne wes-
ther. The misfortune is, that in the groIn
grade the fluctuations that occur m i are
founded Oh no accurate information
Whether in a rising or falling market 10
ting exists for your guidance but the
most uncertain surmise tl,e did stGck Of
harvest time, the quantity produced By
crop, the amount of years consumption,
the quantity Of ground laid cut one wear 7
more or le,s than another, the actual con- I
dltion OF the crops, upon 10 circumstance
in short, that should serve as a data Tor
re"sc"ing, is any satisfactory KNOWLEDGE
possessed. The market moves upwar1 |
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12

Extract of a letter received at Savannah,
dated Fernandina, august "a.
owe are still in statu quo, and every
thing remains as when l last addressed
you. Should a reinforcement (Which is
lnouentiy expectedD come on from The
north, as well a. from Europe, (as we are
inclined to believe) 10 the course Of mex,
month, / think we shall be able to give
you good account of his most Caihoas
iaajeSty'S dominions ia Florida"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12

St. Mary's, e8th D.! lar
brig MOrgiana, with sSdeNS I'D
from New-York, and an her linn
brig, had arrived at Amelia Il hnd
i, was understood they had bod I
Their men, money, nor munitions .
a. expected, which was great
pointment to general M'Gregor. 4
also reported that 6. vernon Copyin
was preparing an expedition at St
gustine to disIodge the patriots from Il
position at Amelia.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12

The bank Of the United States has de-.
termined to establish branch bank at
Fayetteville, in the state Of North Caro-
lima. ibid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
SKI NOYer MilEs.

IN Goochland county. the 18th day OF November
u next, will ,gI to the highest bidder tie LOWER
TART my Ooccr Estate TO be cat OH by line run
niig cut from James Rivero the mill road, and oig the
SAID road 10 the back line Thomas WoousOns 80 as TO
include Que hundred ana twenty Of low ground and
about seven hundred acres % high andthe richest part
OF The Estate. The low ground OF the first uaii
~ that part of il which lies in Sabot Island is M my
plion, the best piece Ofiand OC its ever saw The
high land % ne quality aud very level II has East
ern exposure, inclnin gtadaally TO Dover Greek which
bounds II ari.e and haf aud affords some inea.e..
land about two hundred acres OF 1t cl.a,-d the ba
laise generally rcl tobacco land lanyard about
miles Oft sill want TIE bark aud manufacturing mill
adjoining the tract will want the slaves.
Terms ~ P1yReHf third cash The balance in two
equal annual instaDlsns carry interest from the day
of sale aud 20 be secured bonds with approved secur
y and deed OttTusi The premises.
The sale VIII take place precisely at twelve o.
cOcA aud all disposed 10 purchase may be assured ai
determined 40 selilrst because money meet
nay engagements and next because nrd Estate
now stads too large a. be managed Is hands
10 advantage.
An accurate survey and plat will be made and lodged
With MIR. Gill, at The Mill soon rs il dose sir
losepl Watkins viii do the iyoar show lie lanG
% such As wisb to yieWri;.
Enough said tits believed, to showtO all who
all us OF purchasing land that as this lying within
81 miles ofihe City Of Richmond is worthy their NO
tice RANDOLPH HARRISON
Sept. %. I0.w,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
Deceinber6.
LAND fey SaAe IN Stafford

INDER The authority of the Wiil Of the late BaiIy
~ washington. ESQ. of Stafford county, shall oner
for sale TO tile highest bidder, az Stafford courtb0use
the hrst ddy OF January 1915 f not previously di. osed
Oily private eontIact tract Of about $40 acres OF
LARD, belonging to the estate of said Washington living
nsatd county THIS land lies about % miles from Fail
uIOu 10, o from Aqua aud ~ from Dumfries and adj
joins the farms Of Messrs. MOncure, Kendall Eustace
Peyton, and French.
A. persons DESTROYS 10 purchase will view the land
ny 70 her description of iis unnecessary. Those who
wish 10 make private contract for this properly win
please to communicate their proposals to me DgmfIies
by letter or otherwise.
The terus Of sale win be oIlows-one fourth ofthe
purchase money IN cash. aud the residue in two equal
annual sustaneni, 70 be secured 10y deed Of trust
theland. J. MACRAE, administrator pi,h me
mn dHAcred,ofB II. Washington deceased.
Dumfries October 81. 5I-tIJD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
Public Sale.

TsTlt he sold on Wednesday the i5th day of Deceni.
~ her nest. II air, otherwise the fair day.
tire late rcsdente OF Ir Daniel Wilson, dec. OF Amelia
county all te stock OF horses ana mules, aplong them
ave pair OF carrage horses, several valuable brood
mares and well bred colts all the rattle
hogs sheep, together with household and Kitchen
id!ritare aud plantation utensils, several Wagons and
geai and harness single gig blscksmitiiS
tool, &c. also from to 5UO barrels corn with the
crop of fodder. sc.
cred ~ - months Will be- allowed all sans above
) iepui Chasrts 10 give bonds and approved security TO
carr interest from date il not pnCtualiy paid. Cash
70, all sums under : 10.
JOSEPH BRAGG, AdmsitrGtor.
November = 53tJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
From the Oswcgo Co.cffe, If Nor z.
IISCRFGSfN ACClnEA.4-

Yesterday morning three men lea tie mill situated in
the mi5de fOswegO Falls in skif, designing land
distance above but the rapIdy and force of the
cure u resisted all the strength which could he put
gans It, and the skifiWas carried i.e fails. gwo
OF The men l. eTceiving their danger ieapcd r0m the
boat aud by most violent eXeTii0n obtained hold of
wing Of The Foundation o The mill wrre they with din
Guilty hung uEil taken on a50ut hour afterwards
Tie OTecipltated the fails dashed against
the rocks and rOwned. lie cOinhatted The Ion
considerable iue to effect, aud every effort ave
him was Intellectual Tie detea is Mr. Siias Pierce
stOuecuter au usi ri0us aGd WORTHY man aud eX-
ceilent citizen. he IT. understood Lave len ia Boston
This is the second death which has been caused by the
erection ut a sawiniT in the most dangerous situation
conceivable At the foot OF Tie Oswego rails in tie
OF hc river in open defiance of The statute, and IN
exposure Of tue lives Of Hose Whsse business may
call hem 10 t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
First Rate RappoMannock

AND TOR SALF.-The subscI iber offers foI sale the
farm called SnOC creek, and he conhd nty as
SURF any person de foUs to purchase such property that
10 fam OF the same the river is desirable
productive, II contains four aud tive nun
dred acres, and believing lnat will purchase
the land wIhOui previous examination Of il the sub.
scrber will fObeaT TO detail Inay oi the advantages at
ECed 10 Il. lie vii. by Of .f miSihr General
Of lie arm state that IL Is distant from his town about
uiCs; tbat q IS bounded ore side by Kappa
hammock hver, and another side by Cfeek hch
gives name 90 the fari-that II COmprchshds large
portion of improved meadow land sic ding ANNUALLY
600 200 OD0 wei at Of i!notiy aud superior
natnfa grass hay; for the whole OF which a gutd and
steady market az hanGtat the able land l. laid of
IN threc shifts heides small field Of foTly acres and
though naturally fertle, las hccu much ,iupo, ed t
cnialy caehcai 10 this and ioT the easy PROSE
cuf on OF Il r4tfr eau Niway5 be lad rood terms m
ts place OF at ihe latuing the farm. The SUNNY
Of uicr AVID wood Is *jundanuy sufficient for all the
purpcSeS Of the farm.
fh buildings consist If comfortable oyefseers house
uer D-rn, good stables new framed houses ~ r
the people The land contains several bold never fail
ing sPfngs OF Tie best water The situation heaEy
ad IN every resp CT very eligible for Tie % sd,rcp o.
family. There Is also npon the farm Vsash'e mill seat
aud the ncign5orhcOl thchiy settled ans cathv
VT. f-Tgctcr, the manager the fam viii attend on
my one htsiiOu U examine a.. Proposals purc
ads pfopery viii be received ard promptly attended TO-
~ Tue suOscriher resigug 10 THIS place.
The payments required will ue one fourth 0fthe whole
amount on ibe delivery OF tbe land aud he balance n
thfec eqadl ANIMAL payments thereafter each payment to
btn inerest from The delivery VI the aHd tii paid
Satisfactory security viii be regu red for the deferred
pal melis, obtaining hich perfect conrepanre for
tht lalu VIII bc executed by HtGu MERCER.
y. g.. piat of lie land viii very soon be made and
The precise qnsruy asceItained. 70. VI.
~ J9hH I0tigfcrtO, OF The Senate swcil acquainted
thef particulars a4 TO ~ 20 that gentleman.
tfedtfickshgfs becember2. e0-si
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
Notice.

WHEREAS some false impressions and assertions Rave
w been circulated To- ms intention relative a. HE
business done at The Fine Creek Mills through Dr. I'd
ward MayOt becomes my duiy or the satisfaction Of
snch persons may feel amy subject To
naAe The following statement; When Or. klayo failed N,
business under connection with his brother IRENE
ulscsSes of his family excited my painful syus
Thy, and beng the mother of his Wife very naturally
ietepery disposiiion 10 render them all the assistance IA
ny power bnt - could not do any Thing Tor Doctor
Mayowihout exposing II TO the creditors of Josenh and
Edward daSo. determined to constitute him my aeru,
aud Invested INN with funds transact business nj nv
mi!s, agreeable TO OF attorney which is rcccred
III the CLERKS 0uce of this county the uf wbich
atersatsi.s all denands have always Intended and
shdila NY death, or make into the bands OF
trustees TOT the separate heneit o "a,
sarah Mayo and her children. ELIZA PLEAsANrS
POwhatan, Nov. rs. - ,,g,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11

" gtn' q deed of trust to the cribers
II o.. = D. ~ and Nm q. POvall, of the county of
oN at nd recorded IL the Clerks once vi The Gen
p see to- David Patterson The baahce OF
flan s. a ~ oley therein mentioned, shall on sa.
fday ile 10Th day of December next sell public AUG
for ready money. before OF the Eagle
Fo-ei, m I've city vi Richmond, certain tract of LAND
,n1eyej said deed, lying ia the said county OF Powha
Ia. CON olly card and known by the name of TIE
P 4EkSoN RaCT," containing by estimation 1851
"cfS anc pounded by the lands OF said Dupuy H. Heth
ana :. M.i iiifs estate.
Acting trustees, only convey such title as is
vested 10 but il is heevedIcb e unexceptionsble
JOIN MURCHiE & W. b. CLARKE, Trl,feeS.
NageinhtF 2l 57.wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
JOCK OF nAzgLDEAN.

lEY WALTER acorr.
why weep ye by the tide, ladie
Why weep We hythe It'd.
RI we'd you to my Youngest son,
And ye shall be ms bride;
Aud ye shall be has bride. latte,
Sac eOp,tiy to be seen---
Ani, aye she loot The tears dOwEia'
For Jock OF "azeldean.
NON, let thiswilful grief he done,
Ana dry that cheek ss nate
Young frank Is chiet Of E.liugtOn
ana lord OF Langley dale
ilis step rs FIRST IN peaccia, Ia,
It's sHVru "a 2lls.e kreA--
Bat, aye she loot The tears down IA
for Joch of Ha1eldeaa.
o ci''ia y gold We Shall not lack,
Nor sf;id 10 rihd iouI hair,
Nor melted hound nor managed hawk
nor paiirey fresh aHd Tan,
And yon, the foremost VI them A.,
shall ride OGI forest queen,
BIZ, aye she loot the tears down "a
far Jock Of Haleldean.
Tie Ails was deek'd 4, morning tide,
4 fe upers gnmmUt'd f.nT
Tie priest aud bridegroom wait the bride,
.,iio tiaiiie and Knight Ie t,ieIe
The sought her both by DGweganu ha',
Tue iadts WIS MOI eeea -
Shes DER the border ana ava
N!Jock Of llazec san.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
[EnoM &C cosHEcrc 2 nEnALp.l

E.rtr0cf Of q ietfeTJrsm geHttgalQB IN Boston, to
his tFieHd ~ NeiC HaUeR.
On my return from your city, ] tarricd
short time at Hartford, and visited the asylum
for the deaf and dumb. should have tres.
passed Oitener on the nfbanity OF the reverend
iuSruc tor and his dulItbie associate, f had not
been deferred b. fear Of retardins the i'm
prOvenent OF fl-ir pupils, for whose welfare
and proficiency feit peculiar regard. Their
Promputnde, readiness Of apprehension, * do.
Ciittt, notwithstanding the obstacles to their
advancement m knowledge, excited in my
mad, mingled emotions OF pleasure and coai.
pas son. they are certainly Interesting Oh.
icct and " were required to prove the i'm.
matci iaiity Of the hunan soul. by a sugle in.
stance Z would pOtnt 90 one Of tie inmates on
thai 9ium, ana enquire, whether the ntelli.
gcnce "a au'inat,s his eye, IS not the effect of
a. eibei ral energy
fpI Dofs OF vigorous Intellect IN fhe deaf
aud DUN ., are admirable, how muci more
wJudeIiu arc evidences OF similar nature. in
PERSONS 81 no suffer the additional misfortune
Vi being ID iud
II heart benevolent lady mention the
name ofJa't Grace, girl about eleven years
Old, living IN Use vicinity &c Hartford, who Is
Attic ted wiz TIC triple calamity Of blindness
dcdlfoss, and dnmUuess, having lost the sens.
e. Of SIGHT aud hearing, by the violence OF q
iyphus fever, az the age Of years On visit.
lug ber myself learned that the extreme %.
verify aud the Oh curity Of her parents have
prevented her fro, 70 being kp0wHOr particular
Is noticed, except by the charitable ladies Of
The town, and few gentlemen, who lave been
induced, by motiyri oi curiOsiiy,tO eNamiae
her conduct 'ibe 4 loving facts aud little
aascdctes, rotate Tor yOar amusement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
Aana IN BeAYor0 County


IGOR SALE.The subscriber, anxious 10 retire to phi
waite life, to remove he Western Country offers
Tor sale his valuable establishment together with nearly
zoe ACRES Ot LAND Bedford county, the Main West
eTn Road 10 miles above LyDChbu:g, and OF below the
Courthouse.
This is handsome situation well watered and in a 5
healthy neighbourhood (peThapsl any The United
States good wooden buildings all nearly new large
pie orchard ofcxceem fruit with clover and os
and good garden with nearly hund acres now
IN red clover, and in hish state of improvement The
land strong and produces we'll is little bIoke
However. that must speak Tor itself.
This place is certainly well worthy the attention of
NY gentleman who wishes keep house entertain
ment. IL is considered valuable stand for business
and IS rapidly increasing in value.
The subscriber avails himself of this opportunity 10
express his grateful for the very liberal patronage
OF generous pnblic and respectfully informs them that
ne sld cornIe to Keep doors for the reception
better prepared accommodate those who may favour
hrn with their compaIyand hopes his future conduct
ana attention Will be such TO insure BIN their best
wishes. JOHN IEFIWICH
hou"t HoTeb Dec.I. 81 ST.
SysOR SALE-My Hqg. Island Estate, in and upon
James River, in the county Surry containing about
23Jh This Estate has ever ranked among the best
upon this River, aud for the purposes ola stock farm
cainOs ,.r rYccicd--
Ny STATE rrrieS and LaHdS. in the comfy Of Back.
inghaiG, acout ~ niles above Richmond James Ri
yer. cont ms 25G cies. needOny add that this is con-
sic"Fed 81 iHcalCU.hlc value
IWcnty Ysoi seHG 4creS Of LGRd, in the county oi
Patrick. embra ing Il forks Of the Lite Dan River
The improving lyig..pn of the Roanoke must shortly
MAKE this props " ven tlluabie--
About J30O HH0dTee and Ffttg <fcres at Wesham
the city
Also n S9sor, Of Lotg two acres in rear of my re
deuce, between - Ind streets just he entrance o
the wtsthaui fWir pike INFO ,he city
POr particCar terms, apply TO ITqj. R0borf Camille
to the subscriber. THOMAS WILSON.
August H-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
Notice.

THE subscribers being apponteda committee for Ear
tings me act of Assembly into effect passed the 2st
day OF January 1917, Incorporating company ivr n-
proving and extending the navigation OF Willis River are
now prepared with The necessary funds for completing
the sauie.--lt as, therefore,
Resotrcd. That proposals. will be received for
piising The work in conformity TO said act.We would
contract for the whole, part OF the distance, COIN
mencig at the niouho said river. Amy person per-
sous disposed 10 make propositions for undertaking
WORK, wilapply 10 Willis Wilson. III Cumberland county
or to Edward Cnenlugham, Richmond, who will rive
the necessary explanations as to the plan, &c.
Willis WILSON,
JOHN c. PAGE,
JOHN GILLIAN,
JOHN A. TRENr,
JOSIAH ALLiN.
Cara, Nov. H. a4usw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11

FSY virtue Of deed OF trust executed by Joseph
11 WoCdson r. and Polly his wife, the subscribers
for the PURPOSE Of securing debt due Philip Rogers
torney IN fact tor John azebro and Frances his wife
late Frances Stone, Neroy Stone aud SUSANNA stone
heirs and dcvsees OF John Stone, deceased dated Xti
Mas 1870 of record the county court of Hanover
W DC sold at public aucto1 10 the highest bidder 0i
ready money, BE premises, tic Asst aay Of The
present month. OF land, lying in the county VI
Hanover ard containing by esDa,ioH one hundred and
nluety-sX acres. be ae or less aud bounded
by ile lands o! Peter po, ana the estate OF James
drew, CsUd. on tn wst 5y the lands at Join S.srke
on the north; aud ~ the land Richard GdzebrcsE
and the estate of benjamin B0wles the east; WHICH
tue said Jopeph Woodson, jr. resides The subscr
beTs viii convey only such titles vested hem as
trustees. JOHN GLAZEBROOK
RICfARD MORRIS, Jun.
JOHN STARKE.
December 6. GO IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11

There hasiateiy appeared at ndinhur "a musical
nork entitled Abyfs Anthology; selection of the
meloiiesaud Vocal pustry peculiar Scotland and the
lses hitherto nnpab!i'fed. Collected and arranged hy
Alexander cdnpbeil" The uodegt poetry in this work
has furnished 10y the eminent poets the pre-
sent day. We isy of The verses Ter tue asus.
nent ofthc admirers VI scottish songs.
IBsif. FED. Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
Notice.

PURSUANT the last viii aud Of col. Vim.
Harrison, dee. viii be sold without the
highest bidder on Monday tho I5th day Of December
crt on the premises f fair, or not lair day
formerly resided, containing O55 acres beween and
AGA which Is wood land. lying IN tue counts OF p
tseorge IL miles below Tie town Of Petersburg and
tide water, situated IN aver. healthy and aga eea3ie
neighbourhooJ. aud has all the necessary
for the accommodation Of geteel family This and Is
aA well worth The attention a Farmer, beng aid
ont in shifts, where 10 OF is hands may be employ a
- ylt adv anage-how IN excellent der for farming.
There will ne lIom 80 10 100 BASKETS OF wheat seeded
hts Fall.
Al same Time will sold one small tfactofwooD
LAND, containing leo aCleS.
Ihe TERMS OF SALE NIL be- I, aud 5 years credit
equal annual payments with hond aud approved
lily, and deed OF trust OF the land TO the pay
uient thereof
~ ANY person wishing to view the premises. will
arpy 70 Ar. Archibald Richardson, Who lives the
| place.
Aiso--wiil be Sold a, the same time and place oil
bt plantation ntensils wagons nearly new several va
iahe work horses aud work aud sundry articles
OF household and kitchen uTnureon which credit Of
nonts viii be g;yen Cor all of 20 and upwards
under : 20. cRshihe purchasers giving bond With APP
proved secarIy before the property Isdciivered
~ Al THOSE hSvlsl CLAIMS against the estate of the
said decsdsl requested present them Tor
, make payment without delay.
RICHARD WILLIAMS, Administrator
trifh fae ipiI aRaercd.
ALSO-wl he sold. at the time and place, 10
II Likely NEGROES, for DIVISION amongst the cgatees
81 the sand d,crdan, credit of months, with
bond a"d approved security. ny -
Nnveuhcr7 5stds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
y.anyS Tor Sale.

nm Monday the 2Gih of January, 1878, at Brunswick
~ Courthouse II beng Brunswick Janusty count day
the Subscriber will sell his TRACT OF LAND IN said
county itcO;atns 53S 3i Acres, much be p1r-
ton being highly timbered within three mites OF the
Courthouse, aud not far nom the Nrherfn River
Terms IL cash l. p and years credit for the balance.
Bonds with approved security, aud deed Of
cure the puncnai payment. Mr.. Theas Parham ~ the
Courthouse, Will show the land any one wishing 10
view 1t. An indisputalie title will be made.
STIRLING RUFFlN.
King william. Novenlherscn isl7 A. wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-11
a Muruw ay.

yyTAS committed the Jail of Frederick conv ON ,he
~ sih August last, negro slave ,au.d IL PA
aiIas RALPH SlALLWCOn, about Is year ~ ary live
ieet Tenor eleven inches ugh. black ,e' rrnrarii
oned, large whiskers, &C. had green suituut coat,
linen panlaoons aud Marseiles vest good lound shoes
Bessee. -
The owner is desired TO come forward prove property
pay charges, and tahe him away or he will be de1s
with as the law directs.
GEORGE TRISLER, Ja;Ior
bsCslHef2 3i.is