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= Id1!Tdcf ~ feffer from Lady TN Dos
ron 10 hes friend in New York.
GO | attended the wedding of the
Hon. MIR Russell, late mioister to
Sweden, who was married at Kings
Chapel on Wednesdaylast to Miss
Smith, only dalghter Of 3. Smith
ESQ. The concourse of people
was so great, that we were in feaf
the galleries would give way, and
such q scene of, confusion | never
before Witnessed.
The bride was dressed in a white
satin frook and trowscrs, trimmed
with lace a quarter of yard deep
her boots were of white satin,
her hat was in the Turkish style,
also of satin, decorated with fea-
ther confined with a superb pearl
ornament, the whole having the APP
pearance of a'honey comb studded
with pearls-her hair was very
black, ard curled close to her neck
in clustering rInglets--the bosom
Of her dress Was looped up fantas-
tIcally with pearl headed gold pins,
and pearl breach COINED the
whole-she had on her shoulders
., small white satin mantle, trimmed
with swansdoWn, which hang off
with much grace-and around her
neck was a white lace long shawl.
The livery Of the servants was
white and gold, each mounting a
white cockadc. The horses bril-
dies were also trimmed with white
satin ribbon. with white vases en-
either side Of their heads.
Mr.--has six children, one of
whom was bridemaidn
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NEW LINE OF STAGES,
Tbe Winchester Mail Sage
WILL START

Monday, Thursday end Saturday,
FROM McLAUGHLIN'S Ia
VERN, at three O'Clock A. NJ. and ar
rive IN Winchester early the same G.,
vening. RETJaNINe will feaye
MGtire' 8 tavern in ipinchcSfer, at three
o'clock, and arrive in .fierondria at an
early hour the same evening. The
stage will continue on to PaShineton
and Georgetown, for the accommoda.
sion OF passengers.
~ Che above Zine is in .f-ss rare
'eF;Fsr. The public may rest assured
,thattvery attention will be paid to their
convenience.
THE PR0PRIETORS.
Nav l3
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10 LET

ME Large and commodious BRICK
Il WAREHOUSE fituated on the COR
ner OF Prince fairfax itrcets 1t is good
itand for buiinels, in excellent repair and
may be divided INTO two flores as may bef
nut tenants. For terms apply to
JOHN g. LADD 81 Ce,
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FOR SATE

THE Brick Warehoufe and Lot, at the
L corner of King and Union ffreets. occu.
pied by MeGrs r. & ]. MandevilIe-If
not fold before the FIRST DAY OF May
next, it will then be offered at Public Sale
at 10 o'clock q. IN. For terms apply to
ANDREW FLEMING.
april Is. sts
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.

Z iCHARD LIBBY has number of
~ Building Lots he wiihes either to fell
or iet' on ground rent, forever, with a pEi-
ViieSe to purchafe out, to accommodate Jse
tak s, on Wolfe, Pit, st. Afaph, Royal,
Wiks, Fairiav, Jeiferfon, Water, Green
and Union ltreets.
april "a
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FOR SAFE

A TRACT OF LAND, containing aAo
L 4 acres, lying in the equity of Wet
more!and, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth of Rollers Creek-thc greater part
ofwhich is cavity timbered with white oak
and cedar, iu;table for fhip-building, fire.
wood, &c For terms enquire of
J.F. CALDWELL,
October q. IF
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NOTICE

ME Subscribers have by mutualcon-
A fcnt this day diGolved the copartue.
rry heretofore exiting under the firm of
JAS. FLEMING & Co. Saml. B. Lar
mour alSIe is duly authorized to receive all
debts due to the copsrtncry, and to give
discharges for the fame to whom tho(e who
have demands thereupon will pleale to pre-.
fent their claims.
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
SAML. B. LARMOUR.
las. FLEMING.
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POE'TRY.
FOR the ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
A BROAD HINT,


10 al! chose 4vdom is may concern.
WELL, we'll, my good cid faithful Watch,
Thou G,olt not ye, be hung
Thy pleafant face, thy wagsing tail,
When on morn come down,
Has 10 ATTACHED me unto thee,
Although the times are hard,
A meal a week wifi retrench
But that thy life be fpared.
Thou can't not ipeak, but what Of tbatf
Can fec thy gratitude
Actions, il has been lsid of old,
Speak louder than do words,
: Five Dollars our good council have
Charged thee per year but then
kadft thou bat been female dog
3 hey would have charged thee fenl
15Gs vet. OIL dog, there is one thing,
/ rue tits thy only fault;
! hou dot attack none but fuch
AS have a forty coat.
IF that gentleman pats by,
Such we call who drefs fine,
Thou doft not ieem to notice him;
This is fin of thine
However, in this mutt thee execute,
Who docs not know letter,
For even VIC are much deceived,
Although have been taught much better
lis natural to fuppoie no one
Will ffeal-unleis in need
This we think, and the fame impute
To thee for doing the deed.
But, fad experience has taught us,
Poor thievings are but fmall
That many genteel great big rogues
Do makea grab at all,
And when they do begin, begar,
Thou'lt find they never faulter,
And do the thing quite 70 genteel
AS to elcape the halter
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COMBS and HARDWARE
THOMAS MOUMT

ITOIdO IUOUWT
II AS removed bis Fancy Hardware fore
i Il and Comb Mandatory from Reval.
hreet to his New Store in King ftreet, OPP
polite Metrs. Patons ard Butchers hard
ware fore, where he has for fale variety of
Fancy Hardware, and an aliortment of Tor
toiie ihell and other Combs. March I.
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TO LET.

THAT Commodious and deGrabIy fitu.
4 ated DWELLING HOUSE, former
ly occupied by VIM. Newton, Efq. will be
rented to iuitable tenant, and pofTeAion
given the firit of april next, ALTO attached
thereto ST ORE fitted up, and one of the
beit ttands in this place, for either wholefale
or retail Dry Good buGhefs. PoGenion
given on the frft March. They will be
rented together, or fcparately. For terms
apply to A. NEWTON, or
January AZ
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Dissolution of Partnershin.

- IJ'u- IVtI VI = III tIINI oIIIDs
II He Partnerfhip heretofore fnbfhins
IL between the fubfcribers was diGolved
by mutual co nfcnt on the 18th init. Thofe
having accounts with the late firm viii
pleafe prcient them to John Poe for fcttle-
ment.. ENGLISH 4 POE.
april g,
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NOTICE.
NOTICE-

ME fubfcriber is foley authorized to
4 receive all debts owing to the late firm
OF JAS Fleming & Co. being delirous to fet-
tie the demands upon faid firm as fpeedily
as Poliibie, he requires all thofe refdent in
the country Indebted thereto to pay their
respective balances to him on or before the
ftit day of May next--he will be under the
Ileeeiiity OF ordering fuits againft thofe who
do not comply.
april II. SAML. B.LARMOTIR
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BENJAMIN HOMAMs
Franklin Bank of Alexandria

TIdIKIlh Dunk OF alexandria.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
1 Y hrit Monday IN May next, books will
be opened in Bank to receive fubfcriptions
Tor the balance of the capital flock of faid
corporation. Five dollars on each fharc
Will be required at the time of fnbicribino
nve dollars in thirty days thereafter two
dollars and fifty cents on the cd day of Iuly
next, and the balance as may be called for
by the Preiident and Directors. The books
VIII remain open three days, from 10 Am.
until P. NJ. unlefs fooner- filled.
BY order of the Board,
VIM. RHODES, GATHER.
"PA" % ioi T'-~7 zaW4W
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TO LET.

A Hanafome finiGied two tory BRICK
Houle on King ftrect formerly occupied by
Henry Earl, convenient to good water.
Poilcilioa may be II d Immediately.
CHARLES SCOTT.
April O..
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To LET.

ME two fory Brick Houie on King-ft.
n oppolite the Mechanics Bank, at pre-
TENT occupied by MIR Ilaac Robbins, as a
Dry Good Store. Poaefiion will be given
on the fri of May. A. LYNN.
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HOUSES AND LANDS,
For SALE IND To LET
TO LET.

= fCH'D LIBBY has to let, TWO con-
IN venient Dwelling Houies, of ne, large
dimeniions, they VIII therefore be rented
low. Marcht,.
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January Al
FOR SALE

A Two tory framed Rouie and Lot. Il.
L n tuated on ST. Afaph freet. For terms
pply to JN0. A. LONGDEN
april I8. tf
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TO LEE

A CONVENIENT well finifhed Brick
"A Houfe, or Wet erect, fit for gentee,
tamily-Or the one now occupied by the
iubicriber. JAS. SANDERSON.
april IL.
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March II
TAKE NOTJCE

ME Collector of the Internal Reeve.
4 nue. for this Diftri6t is now in town
lhoie who have buGnefs with him, can fee
nm at the Warrington Tavern.
april az.
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DRY GOODS.

lately purchafed in Philadelphia, which
they otter for sale on very eligible terms,
Tor cath er to punctial cuiiomers. They
with purchaiers 10 call and examine the
goods. December 4.
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REMOE.aL.
G.. BRONAUGH 81 co.

HAVE Removed their Store one door
below the corner of King q Patrick nreets,
nearly opposite MeiIrs. Tyler and Harrison.
In addition to their former stock they are
now opening general airortmcnt of
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PUBLIC SALE

On SATURDAY the 9TH day OF JUNE,
WlLL be ioid to the higheft bidder, if
w not previouhy fold at private iale, my
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NOITCE

NUEICE.
ME Council will fit as a Court of An.
4 Peals, on the FIFTH, fcventh, and eighth
days of May next.
1. P. THOMSON, c. c.
april a3. sMv
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WOOD FOR SALE.

WOOD FOR SALE.
I'm THE subfcrfher's Wharf. and a,
~ which he expects regular fupply of
OAK, HIChCRY, 81 PINE,
which will be fold at the market price, and
Carts provided to carry large or iinall
quantity, to any part OF the town.
ISAAC ENTWISLE.
March "a. nm
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.S.lVEEEEEIS

MORE OF MR RUSSELL AND THE
WEDDING.
5 G1:ract cfa letter from Lady in Bos-
ron 10 Heg fyiend ia .N'ev York.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25

be thankful to God, and to all who unGs.
God have been instrumental in brinei2,
t TO pass, for the happy change that has
taken place in the public feeling. As p
christian he would delight in seeing Ii,
harmony and brothsrly love which BAY.
succeeded to the deadly. enyenOaed
party animosities which converted the
country into one universal scene Of irra.
rated contention. AS a citizen lie would
survey the glorious prospect which That
change now unfolds to our view with
transport, and instead OF harboring a
wish to perpetaate those hateful dis,iuc,
tons which have SO long reflected dIscre,
dit upon the country, he would rcsis;
every attempt to renew them and exc.
crate those who attempted it. Fur IL.
paternal disposition which our new prc:i,
dent has disclosed in this respect, he WI
no doubt be rewarded with the thanks o.
the people. And for ourselves us csa
say that it will give him claim, in or
mind, for much allowance in cases Q;
future error. CURIO.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
PHILADELPHIA, 2prl Fl.

On Friday afternoon last, in the
District Court of the |. States, Judge
Washington presiding. came on Inc
trial of John Hart. one of The i!s
IConstablcs of The city Of philadelphia
for having twice stoppc' the L. >
Mail Stage. for not confirming 70 'Ds
municipal regulations Of said city
LIST the Western Mail StaSe, Tor DIV
ling at a speed exceeding e miles a.,
lhlar-and 2dly. tie Eastern ~,
Stage. for not having bells aitarh'
Ito the horses. when carried upon rah'
lncrs. The charge ii SIC Judge ".
understand. was in fa,ur of the de-
Ircndant, who was consequently acqHI''
ted BY the Jury, on Saturday all'!,
moon. This decision may be VIeN''
as settling a very important que ''''
lin relation to the right of local a.
,thoritics to enforce obedience to theIF
IwhoIcsume regulations. which l'a'r
lbccn hitiicrto in some d" rec sEgn'e4
Iby those who ConSidrrr3 'hcy wc'
acting under paramount nthoritE
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Ntlc. York, April l9.

Criminal Com'.-!his being the dag
.iloted to sentencing person. cen'ictln5
at this court Of crimes or m',demeanors,
Isaac Roget was accordingly expected
ito be nut 70 the tar, and large Con>
course of people appeared TO hear the
Jaw pronounced. But in consideration
|cf the peculiar situation of Ro2et's wife
sentence WAS postponed to the rex!
Icourt. IT. roN.
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The Commonwealth RS. Broaddus.

The Commonwealth RS. Broauous.
To prevent misconception on the
part of the public, it is proper to
state, that the court Of appeals has
allowed an appeal from the decision
10 the foregoing case, and that it is
now pending in that court
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
Sag Harbour, April IL.

SlOLEN CAE CO l.
On Monday evening last between
eight and nine o'clock, we experien-
ced in this place, most tremendous
shower of hail, accompanied with
heavy thunder, and remarkably vivid
'iightnins.--The scene was truly
terrifying ard awful, beyond deserip-
ton.
The Quaking Of the earth, the vi
Olence of the wind. the darkness Of
the night the roar Of the thunder,
the constant blaze of the lightning
the dreadful rafting Of the hail fall
ing upon the roofs of houses, and
dashing in the windows, all conspi-
red TO ill the minds of many of the
inhabitants with the greatest alarm,
and CONSERVATION.
Numbers supposed that the day
of Judgment had actually come.
The wind WAS about North. The
tempest continued nearly half an
b our, many Of the stones were more
than three and half inches in cir
conference. Some were picked up
the next morning after on the road
TO Essthampton, more than an inch
and a half in diameter.@-All the in
Jury sustained was 10 our windows,
Of WHICH probably morethan thou.
sand squares Of glass were broken
in this place. The extent of the
tempest we have not learnt. Ii did
not we understand reach lar up the
Island. To the East, sthe storm
was probably more violent.
EARTHQUAKE.
The shock Of an earthquake as
felt By a number of the inhabitants
of Satauket. and the adjacent towns,
on the 29th of March at o'clock
in the morning. The shock was at
tended with a rumbliug noise re.
sembliug distant thunder, and was
so severe that the windows ratified
and the houses were considerably a.
si;ated. The shock was also feit
in this place.
The schooner Lydia. Johnston,
fron Quebec, for New York hav-
ing sprung leak at sea, was run on
shore 10 Long Island Sound, near a
place called the Old Man, on Tues
day morning last.-csme passengers
lin the Lydia, Benjamin Powell, Jno-
Brown, Elizabeth Smith, and Sarah
Roberts all of whom have been pri-
soners to the Indians by whom Mr..
Ps wife and Eve children we're muir
dered. Mr. P. himself, after hav.
ing been cut and maugled in shock
ing and most barbarous manner, was
left on the floor of his own house
for dead ; hut fortunately some OF
the indians returned in a few days
and finding him alive, took him bound
up his wounds and by the aid of IN
Indian Doctor, cured him. Mr. p.
has lost the use ofhis right arm, by
a cut with the Tomabawk in his
shoulder. Mr. p. states that he and
three others were sold TO a Mr. Ran
|dal Mo- Donald an Indian trader,
for five gslIon of Rum. Mr. Brown
lost his wife and a number Of chill
dren by the Indians Mrs. Smith
and Roberts had both their husbands
and several children murdered by the
savages. Mr. p. left this place on
Wednesday last for New London and
from thence to Providence, X. ~
the place OF his nativity. The other
passengers in the schooner, have
gone to New York.
u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS,
(Rsturns continuea.)
FOR CONGRESS.

In the District of G0Ocktanf, &c. Mr..
Plessants had every vote IN Chesterfe,.
except one. There is no opposition t
him.
Col. GOODWIN has NO oPpouen: in tie
District Of Petersburg, etc.
In Matthews county, Mr. Basseit had
.I5s vstes-no opposition vote. In Ao-tr.
MIR. b. had "a votes, NJ. John
Eyre, l0S.--Mr. Rassett is Certainly
elected.
District Of Washington -Wythe, Taze.
well, Grayson, Russell, Lee and SCOT:
4 IL DoI
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25

Tsnry-Jmprisonmsnt for Debt
During the last session of the LcSIs!a-
tIrc Of Virginia, it was proposed Ia
abolish the laws against usHry-Th'
hill was laid on the table, and it is
expected to be taken up next session
In the Legislature of Ncw-lork. II
was proposed to abolish imprisonment
for debt-this proposed law has been
modified in. this way for the city and
county Of y. Y. viz. I" for all sums
not exceeding S25, the debtor shall
not be imprisoned. provided he makes
oath, that he does not possess any pro
perty excepting such as is by law now
exempted from execution"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25

Extract Of a letter from respectable
house ia Peusaculs, to merchant in
this place, dated March 70, 1917.
" A large sloop of war Of about 600
tons and ESQ picked men, called the Val.
Iency, formerly the American sloop Of
war Wasp, and schooner war called
the Zanigoriana. both belonging to the
iConsulados, arrived Yesterday from the
HAVANA. They have brought supply
Of provisions for the garrison, artillery
stores. etc. Orleans Ga1.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25

In consequence of the decision OF
the Judges of Baltimore county court
that the warrant issued by Justice
of the Peace for the state of Maryland
did not legally autborisethc arrest "'
Don Joseph Almeida under one OF tht
provisions of the treatybetween the L
States and Spain, as stated in this
Gazette on the l4th inst. Warrant
was obtained from Judge Duval. II
virtue of which AImeida was again ar
rested yesterday application has beer
made to the Judge to admit him tt
bail. the result of which is not ye
known. "d"'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
PRESIDENTS T0UR-T

PRESIDENTS TUIK--I ~
Georgetown Messenger Of IN" TO-
saws. ave understand the Pressure
is preparing to make 4 tour Of !"
[. States" The Ne senger sT!'
-" sc are happy to learn that a seas.
of comparative leisure is to be til
pnyed in a measure, which. we thlhn
cannot fail 10 be bcneiic J and 81
factory. both to the nation and to l.
president He intimatcs liz"
chief magistrate will have Al "f.'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25

Gen. smyth, Mr. Es'iII,
Russell, ll5 IFS
Scott, IS lS5
Wy;he, $50 S
SIS Sill
Present majority for Smyth, $50
Mr.. Tyler mas 10 majority over SIR.
Stevenson in Charles-City t.. present
majority, ST.; Hanoyer county votes TO-
morrow.
Totes in Northumberland County.
FOR CONGRESS.
William l.. Ball, l44
Gen, ]. P. fiunserford: ioI
Henry Lee, Jun'r. y
Ball's present majority ia.
FOR TUE SENATE.
John Taliaferro,- 30
John Moncure, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-05

~ observation-disclosures County Count, FeDraafl
John g Hughes, Ple;atnT.
ASNiNar
warren H. S.sy aud George r. Sutherland,
DeleRf0sty.
This day the plaintiff ~ his counsel; and tho
defcucsnt Warren NJ Seay notsViug eutech his appear
and giycu security according n tie etoi ts-sis5y
and The rules this Court and Appearing The Cp-rt
thai defendant Warren ~. Nesy no IA Hiias-
tlntSf tis Commonwealth, the motion al Tie. ra.ut
ub by counsel ~ Is Decrcca and CydeTc", riiet
tie said defendant Warren N. do appeal here
The Ist day OF Nay cSt aud answer the plains
mi. copy th.s order be ioitwill polished
saaper piintud TIE City RChnUnd, and
continued for icns ely, aud also another
COPY ereof posted The front door % tie couihouse
OF this county. a Copy, Irstc
JOHN TlMBEELAKE. G F. c.
siar cir II. I02-wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-05

NJoricE.-wili be Sold, to the highest bidder, OF
Monday the 2sih April next, az Fluvanna Court
ilonse, TR-iCT 0FLdND. be0ns ng To the estate of
bejanii Hughes deed containing hundred aud
yeuiyise actes, lying the Middle Fork OF Canning
ham Creek, about miles from said House. aud
about miro of James Rver-rhs lapd is said JON the
lands OF George Jones, C. Clark and oilers any genie
au wishing 10 view the lands uay be sewn the land by
applying 10 Joseph Bernard. near pcrrardsbur-hI his
land Is all in woods and has ;aree supply of riue aud
other timber. Tie terms Of sale viii he one tird Of the
lneuey IN land, and two equal annual instruments ior1he
balanceA Deei nj Trust will he taken the property
TO secure the two last instruments.
-Hy Tie Executor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-05

t21 vir;re ~ Decd Of Trnsi executed the ,efb ~
. sei'th,lar iti2 by David facy for nusooscs there
WI 5t eiffeffof sale ~ tue Ttrssto or S4t.
~ g "l Na t ieNt. on ihf wenlses a. t.e hftl,-
ss1V.desr fos CASH q IRfoYofL4yD isieT il, IN,
."s.y ~ f.N aiar "n thtH e said Lacy "a urrsa,,i
containing 0Df t,fidred eA ,if,. 5,yes
" ihe sac ncse 81 less or so nici Of said Ssc, n,
'9 q. ait ~ s'ni, ie IN satisfy ae prrpsrs Of saa
Dsel WIN tae iszd oosis a.f@rd.a. uscNecution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-05

bbaN EItiSFAht IS again gDeTsd j0l Sgte ne
= Subscriber Is disposed 10 sell great bargain IN bis
handsome Farm divide ihe painens ior Tie ac-
coInncaaton Of purchaser into Twelve equal parts In
esoiias PAPER, well endorsed, made payable either
~ &c Richmond Bsaks, The lsi ofwhich day
ssh ad so on II saccessio Tor every day Until the
pufc1se money De fully Discharged which wiz be at
tns cad OF tisc years nom The aie OF tie first nete
This farm has been before advertised and pretty fully
descrDed-t is therefore deemed unnecessary again 10
60 fully into description OF it, lies in the county Of
Soochland, ten miles above the courthouse on Licking
hole Greek, and about forty miles rcri Richmond X
containsalout 20 acres lies well for farming and
well wa,ered and in good neghborhood abont thirty
acres OF THIS tract tyng immediately Lckingloie
Creek, is considered equally rich the James River
l0v-Grounds tle residue produces good wheat corn
SpbaccO aud clover The buildings are neat aud conve
nient the orchards the are extensive and
fthe best kinds Of FRAT
There are also iwo small farms aeer Planter Faye
heonssg 80 The Subscriber, winch also offered for
saie. Two CONAN 3j5 acres and nearly tie same
Size one OF which is enc'in5efed with the life estate Of
an oiu lady, very great bargain may rad IN tie
purchase ofthese parcels OF land either thein
Tie payments made easy.
any person wishing 10 purclase, Is invited 10 call on
te subscriber and tngnife % hi rfice iu tlis Gfsi-
tasie moperit SHALL be nsde much below It's real va
DANiELTRIPIYTr.
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