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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-09
) Lots If Grotmd,

situated on Duke and PITT s'reets, near
the residence of BT. Thomas !anncy.-
The tile is iadisputsble, az the terms
will be made known "n the oaS Of sale.
Nx HERBERT,
Attorney for loh'. Muir
ncinhIr 4
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[C0MMuNICATRn- 1

Ynrcry- NjHS, Ai5emarle. .TuTy4
The fist anniversary of American Tn,iencn.
dence was celebrated at this place viii ali the
good humor, mirth and joIliiv Which the occa
sion required greafrunber of Ladies hon.
ored the Gentlemen with their presence. at a
Barbecue. prepared for the OCCASION The
Declaration of American Independence was
read aud eXplainesl bv Col Yancev to the meet
ing. Col. Charles Yancey was chosen Presi
dent, and VIM Ramsey. Sen. Esq and Major
lnhOnias Yanrev, Nice-Presidents, and An
drew Ramsey, Secretary. After dinner. fhe
Ladies aud Gentlemen retired to the Maision
House of Col. Yancey, and spent the evening
in the amusement of Dancing. and then retir
ed to their respective homes during winch
time the most perfect rood order and harmO.
ny prevailed in its usual style
At this place, on the same occasion, during
the same day, the following patriotic toasts
were drank:
T0ASTS
]. The Peoptecf fmsricd-N May they look well
to their rights, and view with Jealous eve the
many inventions to deprive them of their lib.
erty
2. The Constitution # The United Staies-May
the People preserve it in its original puri.
ty.
8 the Army and N"ry oftbe United States
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FOREIGN.

Latest from France The ship Aaomis.
Capt. EHANlPLIN, has arrived at Savan-
nah from liavre-De-Grace, bringing dates
10 the 18th MAY, inclusive A CONNER
cial friend has favored US with the peru
sal of letters and prices current. from
one of which we have made the subioin-
Ell extracts, showing the state of markets
We have motlearni any political intelli
gence by this arrival
HAvRE, l4th MAY, 1917.
Cottons, although rather dull since
few days, are merely neglected on ac-
count of the high prices at which they
are held. considering their quality, which
Is certainly inferior; however our last
sales Of Uplands were at 4Sf 1877 :
Louisiana 538 /; the asking prices are 49f
54f. and supplies coming in but slowly,
and with the exception OF the ship Gale
dOnia, which arrived to-day, with about
400 BALES ofCotton, from Savannah, we
have been deprived of arrivals of any i'm
poriance for two months.
Rice had been sold last week al 56f.
and afterwards at COT and every thing
induced us to think that Rice would be
still higher, but the late rains which give
us the best hopes for the ensuing crop.
tend TO depreciate that article, and sales
were made yesterday at 55f it has TODAY
been offered al 52f. Soc; the variations
IN that article arise from the more or less
demand from the capital, where large
contracts have been made, deliverable
III all the ensuing months as far as Au-
gust land Rice Is very little used in France
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,NKw-OnLEANs. June 9.
NOTICE TO STRANGERS.

NOTICE TO S|RA NGEfS.
Persons emisraiing TO this state and
intending 10 settle therein, are earnestly
requested TO recoIiect that until they
shall have obtained residence agreeable
70 am act of assembly passed the 9Th
March, 1916. they will be considered as
strangers and aliens, and consequently
be debarred from the enjoyment of many
valuable privileges.
According 10 this law which applies
equally 70 natives OF the Other states OF
the union and 10 foreigners, residence
within he state shall moi be considered
as acquired until the individual coming
into this state shall have remained with
in the same twelve months following the
,lav on which he shall have given notice
10 TIE parish Judge of the parish wherein
ne Intends 10 reside, of his intention to
acquire such residence.
The following is tie form Of the notice
required:
To tie Honorable TIE Judge Of the Paris.
of -
The undersigned respectfully informs
your honor that he is DESTROYS Of acquir-
inc a residence in this state, and intends
to reside In the parish Of ------ lie is
- wears old, he is from the state
Tor country, as the case may bc)of -
and designs to follow the trade (pro!es-
sion or pursuit. as the case may be-
(Sfgncd)
oyerv.- not this evidently contrary 20 the
Constitution of the Y. States which saws
d i'he citizens ofeact state shall be entitled to
all the privileges and immunities of citizens
liz the several siatesf' Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

rvrrTY peIIAns' FEycArp.--Wss .,oien fro-r tho
subscriber living at NoIrsse, fJufuier eoeriy oa
the nght Of the 10th inst. dark rongrry oRNt, inch
ned 20 dappe grey, old this Srrny Abort
IS bands inches high, m iolCtabe good cr'icr. fresh
shod pace. tots and cantcrs: visible sah Lat
collected. He was raised IN ohio. AID rode u
saddle horse for about twelve months past ihr lock ot
the stable door being broken aud oilrt Circnustaact
induce belief thai some thief las taken him OF for
<s,s.
viii give the above reward any person who vii,
sppTchcnd Tie thief bring hun jas,ic", AMI
the ioise also, scthai get him agaii,-vT Nil
siye.o dollars, If the borseis delivered to clone
SAMUEL SHARP.
No,ris,ihe. J~Sy n. 1877
IAMES RIVER LANDs-ffJh MILE vii e,Ii 4o,,
- ofapd, DANES River, ia tie county of
bsrst ten twelve mies below Lynchburg adyan-
facurns nils With aavgston ali os them, the
oxford ZION works l., rr.burs and Richmond. II
tihs ahon, 100 OF first iuw-grounSs bed of
limestone. aud good sad fishery. There Is not It N be-
lieved, any place (now f safe The River thai
80 nidnt nd auaees To the agricultmTist grarer
lao.e Inclined purchase invited To visit aud view
he place, being this year the possession Of Mrs Liza
| MiT'cu.
Possession he had new years day, with liberty
OF seeding wheat this a iCr further particulars arpy
| To l.. BCLIING
! B4ckb'shGm Comfy, Ja'iy II. 10 r6m
FrAN AW ~ from Ihe subscriber at Richmond al,,t
the LIST Of Jmne last, bright mmlTio 10y named
81 ~ (ra u himself sam Williams aged ahout 10 wears
-abOIi 5teei oi inches hi2h II IL supposed lie hss
! oDiaihed free PAGERS and has gone 10 the North.
Aft"ard o ore Hngdred f,nft0rSand all sonaile
cNpencrs wit be ra t. person, Who apnrelui
said negro ont OF the SateOr, Fy Dollars il takr1
Within the State aid deliver him The subscriber IN
| New-ken' county, Va. OF to Mr.. Benedict Cruup ia
| K'y"h~iii' kDWiN PAR-.E.
| 1aty II. bSfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

NoIlCE is hereby gwen that al the August ccRIc
81 orange county. at the court house Hereof shall
sella public auction for much of an he ,ands
AID lots in that county returned delinquent for The nom
payment OF the taxes o ie last year viii sacient
10 discharge the arrears ~ taxes which shall
unpaid for thai year and ten per qentu damages lbere
on together with the taxes for the present year The
sales Will commence the day Of a. court AMI
continue from day TO day, until they shah be compile
ted. 'f
The subscriber isanthorised to receive all sueh avs
aud damages al any Time before the land shall ne SOLD
list Of delnQuencies may be ia the Clerks Once ~
The County, IN possession the subscriber or ntLe OF
hCe Of tbe Auditor of Public Accounts
THOMAS SORRILLE. Deputg,
For Thomas Ro5p Sheriff
July II. lo.wsrS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

A most heinous murder was pcrpetrat-
ed on R.ondav morning, ~!.oui s o'clock.
on The body of MIR. Johu Is. pca,ross.
batter, osthis city. He vas found ahoui
3mii IS be low This city, on Tie 4 Mile
creek road, weliering in his blood, bali
having entered the back part Of his skull.
and come out underneath the nose. Sns-
plcion has fallen upon a man by the name
OF Robert Gibson, who was seen in com
pany WIN l'ealroSs; and gave out tina; he
was u stranger in Richmond, just from
Baltimore, DC. &c.
Il i, asceriaiued, however that Gibson
was about z months ago discharged from
The Peniieniiary where he had been con-
iined Tor '"eivemomth, under ii SEN
fence Tor Strand Larceny, from the coun-
ty Of Stafford.
The motive Of the murderer, whoever
he may be, is supposed 10 have been
Robbery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

X o. III estate under this anpclIa;on coDsists
OF a9oni 400 acrest the situation which was o.
S"Heu during the late waThy the General per
ne'n commonly called CAMP UOILY." The Greater
rtlon ofhe land IS Of the quality for grass or oyn
-ihore man nall of II is in ana some yer, eon5
oaA timber wing on Fonr Mile Greek aud Railc,s Ran ~
oo navgahe 10 t'rO several sites one vast ona,
.. suptIior Gay Tor stock brcknakiag and The o.
ther, "a stone tanutactocv heretofore
Ior US excellent waresits sueti itv ana
un,y over aloths avs Tor these puTposes yet
Vered ~ this Dar If he tn,i,d sias and Tor peciisr
ADVANTAGES N many fespert inviting HbeIQi cagsGsf
wi.D the ele"'est ceTfHtV ofampie ret rrteir ds
me pTesen Operations promise monthly rrOduct OF
10 o." "oafs-le buildings equal in III respects 70
the pie'en' scale OF the business, and extended al
small expense.
his valuable property is offered for sale Persons
DISPOSED To purchase viii be Pleased direct their en-
quirlrs on abe subject to Mr. Thomas Tayor Of Rich
mond, or to the OpTietoT on the premises
JAY II. IStT -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

Sf suesci tnei has ihs pleasure annnunrt ~ ~.
puoic ihat he has with area care p-ovidrd hiu,s.if
WIN easy am srans carriages, and good gentle hor
Sc ann seadl ana experienced drivers for In. Inn ~
otu-eS 10 ana from Richmond 10 Hamilton
We piedseS himself that nothing hall at any lime .
Mah'h. Oh hlS part tn accommodate ladies and gentle
men who may choose otravsl this route
The Stage leaves Richmond every Monday v'ei,csa,,
and fridal-aTrivrs 81 Norfolk every Tn,resv Ti,,rsd
ana Sa'ufday-ieaves Norfolk every Mosay Wednrsda,
ard Saiurhay-and arrives a, the irs aho NJ, uat No..
every sunday, Tuesday aud Thurstav 'N"
williamsburg, yu{yII. ,sS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

T'Ei LON SPiEGs ll1Dfs0Ha1 - I. ioTHfy- IA -.
'ubscrncr tenders his gTaieiuithan 10 his frind.
,'ir la enc ura srirfir ufrT him rurns The time
ne attended To this e ahlish aud i.fri fh.In that
~ VI ring the app'Oaclirg escu PraiB taAe nom,
Hlheii n" n'anagenrn aud diTecOn Tie rcof an
: hn"Se' That he will do all in his power 10 render 10,
,e ~ those whr ma visit him agreea'i. a. possh:e
deemc' useless To saw any fiinr-to o,Iers N ~ 49,,
thotght necessary, that thev should make fair ri1 ~
IT, To be pleased with its effects,
,, CHikLES T'YLGP.
w - I0tiile
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

q. If. The Constitution Of The State Of Iirg;nid--
Touch this sacred instrument lightly-Have
Won not over-leaped its bounds ~ your late
Senatorial arrangements
Is. O,,r present a1aic,ILie state Nth foreign M
.ioas--May il long continue. American honor
bears no alloy.
10 Liberty g. T,Grpcadercc-Th sacred boon
Cor which Americans contended-May we ever
defend and support them.
Il. DosacS;ic ImHfdcturcS-Wiilout them,
we arc rci independent may they 1--we with
time and flourish with eternity.
Il. AirC;'jcG. CsaEerce-Equal justice TO all
nations will maintain our present prosperity
five surroyr cur dignity.
10 The hE,cricGa Foir--NIay they always be
possessed of sutficicn. knowicd g aH6 virtue 20
discern those who deserve their i,ycr.
VOLUNTEERS.
30 ,Joi5 DeItor, xep.--NIay the United states
ai"aNs "roduce such soldiers as Barney aud
ErOsh han
81 Jtremirh Yencey jr--Hu.h Nelson, our
worthy REL rcSeutai;vein Con.ress-hiS honest
u, Sc, iia'riotis'n and integrity has gained him
iaa "HcSioHs Of 'he people lou.r MA, lac CONT
Uur 30 deserve il.
~ tct Charles Ycnccy-'!'hr land oC Tie Ii.
vim, nud tie Union of the States.
~ 'i'cl iGTccy- The American constitution
merican Nation
~ NJ Iiee- l'rcsi5cnts-im america The last a
(iLs Fsesid.Nf @nd T;cc Presidents b,,i,s ye,yre
Dgtse sscretry-'rhc President and Wee
pr"Si''eaiS ot the day--Nay their affections
Tor tie't country he handed down To their pos
tcrity Wnimpairei.
r. i1auaeeiof b. Lec-tiner:ta, Commerce
aud Freedom
~ !!Dis - Strcu;rc-CoI Charles yaucev--
May lis former services a> a soldier and a
statesman never be forgotten Lya grateful
People.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

6,e Revenue Cutter and Fort Independence.
From Long. Island, they proceeded 10 Fort
rnjepeuJence. where, after taking view of
The f., tii;ca;ions aud the troops, he partook OF
n collation., provided ny 1t. Col. Eustis, the
commandant. They next visited Fort Warren.
and thence returned TO town. The President
.r,sached his lodgings at O'Clock, where he re-
,.iyed number of gentlemen who were pre-
senied 10 him at his Drawing Room. Tie dincd
with His Eycellency the Governor
ON Saturday, we understand, the President
will visit the u. ). Ship Independence, the Ma
wizard sc. and will review Il body of militia
al Charlestown.
We have been favored by i friend (says
the Savannah Musenm) wi,hlate accounts
from the Havana, which state thai some
revolutionary disturbances had taken place,
mol only in The city, but i'll the interior
of the Island.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

- II is now surmised, that MGlegor
will make iiis push al ST. Augustine, In
stead OF Amelia Island. We see vessel,
just arrived at Charleston from 81. Au-
gustne, reports, that the garrison .here is
very weak, and that many of the inhabi-
tants are ready TO receive the Patriots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

tNAS committed To tie JAN OF the CUi;nty of Essex az
- tn Ith day of May iolT, under warrant .u.i bv
Jo@n Jones justice OF the fOI the said count,
negro man slave named CHARLES who had BEEN a,',n,
'agr a'd hiring hnlseifo out contrary to low Sins
miish cuNi,itinent, IL has heen ascerained 10. th,. ,
ies9lHnsu said Charles ard information received from =
thei sources, that the srid Charles runaway and NJ
ioh-s u Charles RIantnns widow, lvii rrsr h, whts
Chiiies IA Caroline County aud was hired 10, ti ~
sr'tytar To MIR James Malone of the Civ az nirr,,.
w" ana ,noTned) has biick ward and hired te ssiS
leiVW ioI tne purpose ofwo &Ig therein. Curies -
ssaii Fellow supposed ~ be about i've feet fnrT ar
cues hgt ~. complexion little ,eliowish Ms yr,',
eG considerably sl"aerthaD the left ~aks very au j.,
consequence OF his having received hurt In his rinl ss
-Nhtn spntento staminsrs iiSiIe, and supposed 10
me owner, or other person persons authorised ia
reeve 1ie said eii"w. are hereby requested to q RE f
ware prerared 20 prove their property pEy elar4r- ,s
'"ks hinlawa otieswife tho sal. Cl2..e willie ...t
with as sie law reqwiIes.
THOMAS PNcHER. Do7atf,, 5yisay-
foT -frchijG!d l9ifc.ie, yEs7TR MIA
49,, Tutor y Lssor (,aGs.fy.
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Ert'"ct IF a letter to ocu;,rnaqp IN his cit,,
J'0mhiS J1icudio hew-Y o,t. dsfsa
hpNu Vrur- eo,l r


NEw-YoRE, 2oih June.
must relate 10 vou, aver, novelcae
OF good fortune. Some years past, IT,
unfortunate Colonel Burr, sold to John
JACOB Asior, a certain property, Ca, that
time cut OF this city, &, believe his coun-
Try s"'Se) tor the sum OF forty thousand
dollars -rcserving The right of reIeein;nr
ii at any time within twenty wears bV
paying the principal and interest. One
day III the early part Of ,h:s week. col.
Bur- rendered The money 10 Mr.. Astor.
and demanded his property, (now become
nvaluabie) which MIR. Aston declining re
celNing col. Burr then demanded one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars-Mr.
ASi"r required three days to decide ard
Yesterday had it from most uuoucs,iou-
able authority, that they had compromi-
sed, by MIR. Astor's paying Colonel Burr
) 100, 900 i'll cash, By checks on the Bank
of tie United States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

Boston, July Arrived 1T quarantine,
yesterday, brig Copernican, Coffin, 81
days from Trinity, Martinique. Capt. c.
was Informed by friend, who came OIL
board after the vessel was under way,
that the Patriots in South-America had
gained a great victory over the Royaiisls,
which account was published in the ST.
Pierres Gaze;te.
Prizes ~ 9raR,y-Lumber $50, Fish 4
30, Flour II, Molasses 40 cents. Sugar o
go a 10. Chronicle
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SOUTH-AMERICA.

From Florida Capt. Bourne, from St.
Augustine, informs u, that the Spanish
garrison at present in that fortress, is We
~ weak they had heard that the Anne
ricans we're fitting ont all expedition TO
come against IL: and it was the general
opinion that no eHectnal defence could
be made against an invading force ofany
considerable strength.
Charleston Times.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NEw-YoRK, June 7.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

IFbW- 'IHNs JUNG Z.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The British ship Regent, which arrived
below yesterday, sailed from Hull on the
18th Of May Captain B0ies informs us
that no political events ofimporlance had
taken place when he sailed. There had
been rumour at Hull Of recent dis
turbance at one of the manufacturing
towns, but was not considered Of conse-
queuce.
The grain market continued steady :;
but the expectation of supplies from the
Baltic prevented specuiatiOns in bread
stuffs. The weather had thus far been
very unfavOurablc TO vegetation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

By ne Governor NJ the C0pn7oBue0Ekh or Efrgja,a
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, IL has been Represented to the Executive
~ by the Tailor OF SpOusyvania County that certain
JOHN KING who had been convicted Of tie murder nf
John Goss and sentenced by Superior Court Of SAID
County "a lis last term 60 confinement peuifer7-
~ for eighteen years did the night OF he5h inst in
company with runaway negro man, make his escape
from the Jail ofsad County and is now going at large
have therefore thought III by and with The advice aud
consent OF the Council Of state To- issue this proclamation
hereby Offering reward Of Two nHdfc dulars to any
the sad Jail the said john King Ard moreover re-
quite all officers civil and military, within their rcsper-
tive departments and cali upon good citizens Of the
Conmomwesth their boat endeavofs a. sppTeheud
and convey the saiG Ja the nresad John ing that
Le may be dealt with as the lam directs
Given under hand as Governor, and under
the seil of the Commonwealth a. Rich.
(SEAL.) IDond. Iris ninth Jay 81 JHy 1917 aud
in the year OF the ComuicnN ealib the forty.
second.
JAMES r. PRESTON.
July H.. 10 vsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

From Lisbon. Tile brig Torpedo, Stat
ford, arrived at Baltimore on lhe4th inst.
from Lisbon, which place she left on the
DIST Of May. Captain Stafford reports,
that two days before be sailed,a Poriu-
there, which had touched oil Pcunamlu-
co, and carried the news Of the Rcvolu
ton IN that Province There were two
AS and frigate Al Lisbon, which il was
said, would be dispatched 10 Braid in
consequence ofthc neus. Fiour at Lis
bou, Nay cla. u dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

so- New Wheat has sold in this CITY,
for s., deliverable in this month los.
CT. III August; and IS. deliverable in Sep
leRiber. New Flour, by the half Dbl. is
at So 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

ts-We have givenvery copious accounts
Of the Presidents reception al Boston
We were aware CT the spirit In which thew
would meet hiu. Ne have not beeu dis
appolnied-Ihey have, in fact, "out-he-
rodcd ilerod."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

~ tn" tdtorsof ihe National Inieecncer fjyssb
ilgton - Beacon. (NorfoA will inse ttIr sby
week Tor Tour weeks, and forward their acco,ntsto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

~ The day nu Ffca ih@ sale Of tie land ~ George s.
5Hith Us to take r'9re ri bcSarrday The l9h az July
nest nstead oi 5auday he l5th Is advertised in our
paper forsevefai wtGs past.
yE7lE rrhi.c IRE respectfully Informed ttatthc Rooms
dfeicraied nv The display Of Cnr" files and Pant
M IN TIC VifCiUi9 Wtgta The Capitol Ssua.e arc
IN sach state oi inr' ardrss hat few day The Poo
prciors ili proceed % tc arrangements for TIC opcn
tHg of that stahiishr eut
Mes,fs W0rreu& Lorf5r earnestly solicit thrsc IL.
dies and geuiirUcn who way have ANY hnz worthy of
public ettefiion DISPOSED - nrcseH 'oan such. viii
piesss q, forward arn Immediately 20 tie Institution
mt Is. IskU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

DIED, III the Town of Manchester, on the
2d last. JOHN JENKINS resident of tia
place for many years.
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July H.

LIST Of Dskn7RcHcies in me Lima Tar Il. tie uypsy
seph paris District ComnisSioaer.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

TiF above Line Of STAGES from and arrived at
the C"io" Hotel, in Richmond kepi b,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
y The Subscriber being about TO remove TO
the Western COuutry,will sell without reserve,
On Monday, lSih OF August next in the county
Of kng.Wam, the following Property, viz
a Polarization, on which lie resides containing
] acres, within two miles of kiug-WiIiiaIn
CoJrt house, aud SIX Of Frazer'S ferry and on
The main road leading from the Piping tree to
klnS y Queen court house, and within one
mile OF A'aitapOny river, where there is pub
Tic landing. The improvements OH this land
consist OF good neat dwelling house contain
ing fourrooms,a good kitchen, store-house aud
granary, anda Young ilourishing Orchard, CON
taining 500 Apple trees.
Aiso, GGS acres. within half or three quar-
tcrs o. mile Of King-Wiilam court house,
or which there is a saiall dwelling house, and
nm Apple Orchard Of about 500 trees.
LiEgirise, 100 acres, with dwelling -housc,
J inscombe, and within twOniies Of Pamunkey
] ivsr.
The sale Of The above property will take
place az the residence of tile subscriber.
Al the same time ami place will bc soil, all the
subscribers Household AID Kitchen Furniture,
Farming tffpsils stock Qf Horses. CGttie, sheep
G.sd Hogs, Uhea, outs, and growing crop of
Corn.
Terms or SALs for the Laud-One-third
Dash the balance IN - months, 90 be secured
by Bonds and Deeds Of Trust on the Land go.
For the Personal Estate, the Terms will be
HENRY BRENAN.
July II. I0---5ts
NOTICE hereby fofwsgn al pcrsons fror trading
IN for Ey1d, executed by me to Richard Eoaltcn,
for The Of four hundred doafs dated the Iota Of
March, 1917, and payable tic 10th Of September tbeeaf-
ter.
lido not conceive myself bound 10 pay the said bond
- WAS gveu Tor the parchase Of negro, which is not
b. any caus sneh a said poalten warranted to he and
shall certainly refuse " DO SO u4l compelled by law.
Wa. ANDERSON.
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rs DICKINSON, <tffOrRcB 0f LaU-nGcts his rrg-
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rnhue Spuutssi,anis AND Hanover and the Superior
Courts OF iaHin ufsuge County.
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