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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10
A Farmer Wanted.
W cslcrn Ii tel,
lStnwttf
april 9

" cSlern Ii tel,
Corner of Howard and Saratoga streets,
BA& M ,i>E.
N NIL NJ, KEUWIN. late Of Wash
~ nstun CITY, most respectfully IN
L,Tm, has friend, aad the public that he
IN, aiken the above large aud c"mmodIuus
establishment, md having made C nsi-
drrable changes in 1t, aud had 1t tho
,aushl, repai Ell, is now ready to receive
and cnteraln all traveller, no may ia.
yor HIN with :h,if custom ; at the Same
time fta teri"g himself. BY IN, unremltlLg
exert,nns, and constant personal enlOh
to merit their tnCOu agetneht. HE ST.
tuation of his house is healthy and plea
SAINT. and will be found convenient tor
travellers generally, moe especially to
the Western merchant, from It's vicinity
TO the life of Ne,'rrn trade.
ID. Mex. ha, taken gr@at pains IN the
selection of his liquor, has provided
himself with excellent servants, the STA
bling, aud good ostIcrs, in bert with eve
nv thing in his line TO make the travel
Ter comfortable.
NIB. Tne new line Of stages to Cham.
bersbu. gh, which starts shortly froa
MIR. Gadsby's IudIan Queen, will Call
reeulgri. at the " este,u Hotel, gong
ouI and rnnlng in =,
{ emit .man accommodated with board
b, ed, week, mvn,h, or year.
,rse taken To livery Dy the day
we m 5Ih, ur year, Oh The most rea-
sonalas rms.
Baiumvre, March u.s. Th4w.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10
Dolting Cloths.

THE subscriber has this day recei.-
J. ed. large and elegant assort-
nentof 8Oting Cloths. of a superlOrqua.
ltY, which will be- altered Cor sale at the
tore Of Messrs. Butts L Caw"od. King
street. Alera, where he intends . coping
csmnletc assortment in FUTURE
Sant.6 AMOS A .FS NNnER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10

hat al ror.ccmmiSsioned officers and
.ya.e.. belonging to the battalion COM
nv, smt appear when on duty UNI
ri, clothed, the color and fashion Of
Itch uniform, T. be determined "a for
=, t.snsctjye ,egio1s by the frNt legion
~ ro4r,s Of enquiry which shall'be held,
.11 u D. approved If by the brigadIer
.,.s-a', p oyi!ed the expense Of the
am, additional to that Of the usual or
J,,,.y caeap clothing, does not exceed
f,r dollars for each person; and every
,,c5 nnu.co umi, Sionsd office, or drum
m.r, OF fier, or p ivate, appearing at any
u,,er held after taree mo0ths from the
.;ne that such uaitor;bs shall! have been
I.t,rnined on, AND The order relative
-ac ,tn shall have been published IN some
newspaper within the legionary district,
aud not wearing the same, shall BE- hned
is, doIIars Tor each offence, unless he
~ make it appear t. the satiSitcti"n OF
me court of inquiry vt the battalion to
wn;ch he may belong, That he Is unaoie
to equip himself.
I.tgi0nary court If enquiry, Cd
legion militia Dist ict ot T."
Iu1,h,.- M,rcb IL, 1895.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10
For Rent.

4 CONVENIENT HOUSE. on the
"a lover end Of Royal-s'reet, adj I'M
il. rae house at present occupied by
captain 'rabtrec, Posse, sion may be had
On the 18th inst. Alsc,
4 rumber ut Lots on Duke and Pat
rick streets, which | will sell in fee SIM
pie, or on ground rent redcsuahle in ten
years. JOHN L. BROOKS.
april InE St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10
Ladies' Dresses.

Ladies Dresses.
MRS. DODDS. fro nEngland respect
NH fully informs The ladies' of Aleyan-
drla and its vicinity that she hes taken
temporary residence at Mrs Davis's, Ca.
mel on, street, one door f'om Washington
street, where she will make ladies' Dress
es, Riding Coats andsFancy Corsets, 10
the newest fashion and elegance, on mo-
dera,e terms, for cash oily.
ELIZABETH DODDS.
april z St'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10
Lost,

ENjEEr Eo.55,5 and s holf tickets,
q Nos. SOS i2,5SO. ioIlA, 1925,
(pl"choscd at G. y 4. Wa'te'> cftice)
$50. 6Sl2, 1882, and Il 47l. (pu,cba.
sed at J l. Coheo JuH.'>, ottcel IN tn
Medical COLLEGE Lu terry, now drawing
in Baltimore. The ptblic are cautioned
agaiu,t pu chasing o. RECEIVING the ,bOyr
ticke Notice ha, been given 70 the
different lOt'cr' offices, and payment vii
b. stopped shIald any vi teen prove tor
eunate numbers
ELISHA :. SOMERS.
april Q St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10
| .OSt,

I'm Saturday last, in King street, be-
~ 'wrer st. A,aph and Fairfax'streets,
a snail Bundle, containing six pair ct
white six stockings. The finder shall
be libe allv rewarded on leaving them
Nth tbc p,;n,er. March 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10

Ordered, That the Uniform Of the bat
t,'nn companies Of tie Cd legion OF mill
4, Of the Dist ,ct of Columbia be dark
b!ac coat of ordinary leugtA. cape and
llpDels Of the same, aud white metal but
tons, with white waistCOat aud Panta
loOss, rouad black hat and shoes.
W. A. WILLIAMS, Adjt.
anil ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10
Notice.

ENlB Farraers BARK IT Alexandria
4 tbs dav declar.S dividend Of nrr-
FL up'ntt, capital stock pail in, Of four
per cot. tor the last tx n"athS, PAYABLE
~ .t,cs6oIderS or thei representatives,
on Monday, the 5th lat
JOHN n0OFF, Cashier.
Arr ws2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10
To Rent,

To Eent,
4 CONVENIENT FRAME HOUSE
"A on Wilkes.st OPP i've ars Sa-
81 A., late'y occupi d BY Maj Gr"se
triple. Possession may be had imU'eT
diately. Apply to
JOHN c. yoWELts
January ae th,sulwau
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10

.. ON TUESDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at the Auction Store, cornes
of Prince aad Water streets,
Superfn. and fine broadcloths
Cassinere.
PeIisse cloths
Curduroys and velvets
Irish linens
Domestic cottOns
BomSazet's
Beupet's cords
Ginghams
Buckskin and beaver gloves J
Sewing cottons and threads
Madras handker hiefs, &c. :.
ALSO,
90 boxes mould candles
20 soap
Z kegs chewing tobacco
+ boxes glassware
2 bales Russia feathers
10 kegs Indigo
"a bags tilberts
ls boxes figs
S casks cheese.
ALSO,
Q cases mems fine hats
9 ditto c0ar.e ditto
p. G. MARSTELLER, Auc'r.
april 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10
Notice.

Ill persons are hereby cautioned
Y against trespassiug on The lands be-
longing 70 Joshua Doing, adjoining the
so ID (. Patton, e>q. near Alexand-ia.
a. nc n" viii be put in force against
ally one blending
JAMES CALF,
aptit6 Attorney for J. Dong
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10
Maryland Tobacco,
WANTED BY
Marc II L, WRASON & FOWLE.

Rum, Salt, Shoes, &c.
NOW landing aud for ale,
~ punchenns w !. rum
80 bbis. n. +. ditto
10 casks cheese ! of a superior
5 firkins butter quality
1000 pairs coarse ard fine shoes
~ cases uaDt hats
WE nAsE IN STORE,
500 busheI- CadIz .alt
Barrels wh'skry-tosether with &c.
nera! assortment of Groceries.
S. 4 r PLUNMER.
Mach Al tuth 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10
ALIENS
LUCKY LOTTERF OFFICE,
No. ISL aarket->trert, Baltimore.

Who sold in first class OF the above
lottery the gryat prize of One Hund ed
Thousand Dollars! the his CHEST prize ev'
er sold in America.
Prize Tickets in the New-York, Phila-
drlphla 4, Baltimore Lotteries, and NEST
kinls of lorcisn Bank Notes, received IN
pavRrent d.
III Orders for Tickets by mail (Post
paid) viii be promptly attended to. adj
dressed to :. 4 VI. ALLEN e co.
Isl Mark t-street, Baltimore.
anril o 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10

consisting OF Law, rhee,og,, Miscellany
History, &c. together with a quantity OF
Elegant Jewellery, Cutlery, Stationary,
&c. ccnsisting Of
God, silver and composition watches
Geld watehchnirs, seals aud keys
Gold breastpihs
Plated ware
a few douole-balrel guns of excellent
quality
Penknives, scissors
Backgammon boards, &c. &C.
April 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10

court If enquiry, sd
legion militia DIST icr ct T."
lumbia, March IL, 1895. }
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23

tie other House, received second read.
din, and we're rcierrtd
The billion the rsnei Of NsI Gcn"ra
Stark was read the third time,'as atrend
ed, passed and returned TO the oths'
House.
Several blils.wers partially considered
and posi- poned. i
MIR. King submii,ed the following :
Resolved hat the co,nuilt't on fuo
lie iauds De, ai5I trretg are. Nstfuc'ea u
enquire into the expcsl;sacs ni 50 aver
ing ahe laws conter.tieg E'c safe Of inc
pultiic lans ,ha, from md after the -
lav u -, credi. Stall nat lie given or
such sales. hu, the public lands shall b.
isol1 lnr money only.
And tie Senate adjourned 10 Monday
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
Fo'.i ne ldnnsctiea: HeratL, Dec. 10.
Governors Speeches.

Mcssrs Russell and Gardner. Of Eos
ton have issued proposals TO pnblish BY
subscription, the speechusoi the Cover
n"rs OF Massa. hosetls, nom The ear
1855 10 WIS inclusive, t9e her witiire
Answers ofthe House Of Representatives
to the same.
] he object of this undertakine, ,
throw al additional Iight os very inter
cs'i1l'. anil Important part OF cur History,
Maasachiise1 $ .ias been terd;cd and We
r., appropriately "i3e Cradle II tts
Rcp aEualn.' ,'he sparks oF tha: q M
which lighted US 10 freedom and indie.
peudence, end ehicn has since SCI inc
Whole civilized world in bls2e, were eio
cited in old Massachusetts. The public
documents Of that period, Therefore, IN
dnnhie IN CONAN Al; the urgumen.s ot
the Golonst and Of The Mother Country,
+ III the Cause OF our separation aud
would furnish any iacls Tor thu future
| hiitnrian, which are not now pci!cciiY
Understood Every man WHO is iritulig
- literature, and cspeciplly lose who
oie a1cCHesi W thc p'titil1't' " VIVA 49,
s,itaiiaH, it is presumed will cheeMNilF
contribute something 10 assist the editors
~ carrying into execution the proposed
work.
siessrs. Russell and Gardiner deserves
the thanks Of their conntrymen FIR at-
tempting 70 ,escpe from obliyi.n the
transactions of other times; and sc
sincerely hope that their exeriloEs Way
prove successful. tul We believe, that
this work would be Of more utility. AMI
would receive greater PATRONAGE, u II
Should contain all til speeches OF all the
Governor OF Massachusetts,, from 1905
10 1917, instead of l775. Put we have
| e speeches Of those Governors who
would have aided tyrapt in Iivci!n ms
saackles on a Free People, as well aS me
many and conri.,ciag arguments OF tn"sc
who rescued US from the desp tisn o.
All unnatural and unrcleh,ins Farent.
Gave rs the i,ane with an,i,!ote: SO THAT
by contrasting them we nay kh0N
better how to apprec'aia the meri ~
the one. and to rssist, the tasai effects o.
! the other.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
Afs;ea;. To;oniza,ion.

me Joiloapsns extract Of a letter from
gentleman at 3Yashirefon 10 his fiiez
in LazrenceviHe, has obHgingly hand 4
rs for publication. Mr.. Burgess Il
zviH be recoLected 7pas one oflhe aeenlg
sent out atyedr, tyith Mr.. Htills ~.
the american Coioni-arion Soeith Hr
the hurfose Of examining ths csVa,irR
and ascerofniag zpAetkcr a su,obir
place could be frocu,ed flr the cs,as,
hshment Of a~eoiony II coi9red h,oSf
IN ..4jfica. mir: fzAls died zvAile ab,sat.
Irenton fea.
CEoRcETewN, Nov. 10.
ReU. and dear sss
Mr.. Borgess. from the Western Cosss
of Africa, is now in tue City of Wash.
ington. ! had long conversation with
him IA few days a go. lie has with hun
many cu'iosi'ies. some the produc';ons,
others the manufactures of The cou.try.
Among these are two kinds rice, ihr4
kinds Of cotton, kind of grain. The
manufactures are leather tanned by the
natives, sand4ls made Of that leather
b anEct, mats &c. &c, Many cf these
articles lie purchased for one leaf Of to,
bacco. MIR, Mills and he hired John
Caziel, as an Interpreter to go y ii
them. Mr.. burgess .oId me he was
sensible man an Chrissiap Jol N
troduced them to all the kings, who l,.d
along the coast. and as far as SO miles ia
the Interior Of The country. MIR. Burgess
! say lard enor h that IS gond may be had
from the kings for il seems they hold
all the lands. The price Tor large ,rac.
say 10000 acres, he says will 81 tew
g0oda, beads e.. He SAYS he ,oid th.se
thai their children, gr1nd ca,lirep &c.
wanted TO come back 10 them, whicii
seemed TO please them much.
| Nothing now remains 10 be done 10
efec,uate This mighty scheme, which ii
eHectuaied will, vepfur to venture say,
Fill heaven and earth with Joy; but the
| concurr,nce Of Congress Of the United
States. DO all you can, dear sir, in New
Jersey. Were now young man, il
required, ! would 20 with the i.sl coin
nis,s myself Tor Mr. Burgess says Tic
water is exc llent, the land good, and ,hc
climate healthy AID she prnspec' Ct 'ning
good as promising As one could wish.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
Ma. In lie chair. and was ordered to

Md. In tie chair. and was ordered to
be ensrossrtl !im a ,tis'. rra''ipg.
PASSENGER SHIPS.
The bill to regulate passenger ships
and vessels, came next in order, Mr..
.as.r,.,orc N ne e!,a,r. No Oh''"-
lection l,e,ns made to The n'l!. IL wa
order to he eng, ossed for tiird read
ing.
Tho bill regulating pensions neN'
passed through the committee OF .ih
whole MIR. Dpsl,a in the chair.
nir. r. IN. Nelson stated The oh
ie,i OF the ai,iii 60 he. TO protect Tie
government ftous Imposition. III
In, " os ,pahy men receiving pen
s;ons for wounds received IN tile late
war, WHO had wholly recovered Of
.aosc wnunhs. and were as hale hat,
soea 8 amy in the coni,nun'ly. Ac.
Af,ass some debate between Mesrs.
Nelson and Mills resiA,eiirs y,
amf1Enent proposed by the ioimes.
and ii, unsu .eess!nl ,nuti"n by Nsr.
Vim. Malay III rscnnn'', tiieo1l-
The niii uas or,i.red to be e,grass
ID Tor 4 bird g, .l'eg.
| And the House adjourned.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23
Washington City. Dee. ~.

We learn that the General sast
o.iiec ncpawmal is about to issue .
n'reuisr to I'LL postmasters, diree'in2
sIieii mi 10 receive, iD payment ttF
npstAgc. she notes ri any hanls taat
VIII mt re,ierm lis papc' with sFrr'r'
90 demand. 'i'his is strong in,i.ua-
fon. that the ovprpnens viii prrs'as
IN demanding specie Of al 'ank'a,
institutions with which il has Any III
tercourse a refusal 10 comply WI.
OF course. he considered an net al
insolvency on The part Of such 'ns'is''-
ti1s,.--- GGS.
u is currently reported that aaaii
;naham OF fhis s.i!y, is rrepar Y
!, .mseiF far mission to 3. America.
ar court If Erazil is stated to Ds
S.s destination.
Henry St, George Tucker, of virginia
has publicly declined being considered as
a candidate for re election to Con Srcss A.
the approaching Election.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-23

Mr.. PoindeStcr, ir,roducea a -; ., vs. :,
solve Tor az, ADJOURNMENT ~ ~, 49,. 80.
mex, 10 Monday weeA sA'o" va
lived and !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
Hush Me SIM

kLoPED on the first day of Januafy H. Il ,ery Ike
~ Iy negro man raned FRANK whs j. at raiLtr .l-
low comPiexioa, little inclined TO be bow legged Is
rather low and truncky tolerably na generally wcfs
large wlskeIs has hooked nail on one ne.r aud ha
scar on his forehead when he went OH.
viii give $40 reward fof the delivery Of said fellow
TO me, IN Prince Edward; bali sum to Iay. hiu
secured IN JAIL Go that get him again.
FRANK rs sensible. attful fell"w.i think he spends
part OF bis time abont Iyuohhnrg Charlotte courthouse
ana walkers church. Prince Edward aud perhaps runs
James river as boatmaD, and spends part of his tine
ia Richmond lie has brother lNiug at Charlotte ont
house who has enquirrd OF certain gentleman tf that
neignbouIhood ID he did not wait to buy Frank;
said ~ he bought HIM, he would get him. fellow of
the description Of Frank has been in another mart
ofChatlotte enquring IL another certain gentleman
wou'd not make good master, and said lie wanted
somebody To buy hm and among other chat said he
could go among white people and they would not inter
rupt him.
think il probable that he has free pass IN the name
OF James .EPerSOn. lie a shoemaker sawl err &c
Is between thirty aud forty wears old.
WILLIAM l.. LEGRhND.
IT As such fellows not good neighbours To honest
people hope every will be taken 10 have him
detected People running boats James river are par
ucuarly requested 10 notice for said fellow.
MN. L. LEGRAND.
Santer Hill, Up. Edward J Feb. 20. eBst-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
Rest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wand

f'Ok SALBi am authorised tn sell n private or pub
nc safe that valuable estate generally knewn nv The
naWeoi TIE FOLLY, situated in Richmond county on
hopPsnannoch rveflt contains altogether about t2no
rest oft eeveed With heavy growth Of grnhsr This
plantation merits The character Of being one of the best
IN me Lower Connttyis convenient to fish and oysters
has good spring water. and lie healthy.
ne terms Wal bsone bali If the purchase money IN
e''h the other half IN i2months Persons disposed to
esy w, please nske inerproposas known Immediately.
IT LISTERS (PosBge paid will be attended TO by me df
iecied r. MenokiD, neal RicIrs0no courthouse.
!Snu2ryl5. JOIN r. LOMAX.
- THE FOLLY, which hss heretofore been adveuis.
60 inr pryaie will BE offered the highest bidder
~ kchmond conr uee, the - day of hprii IL fair;
" not,tne hcStiair day. ~. LOMAX, Trustee.
Ncpotn Feb. -. o. ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
NOYL(LE

IAkh this method isiring general roce n my III.
ehis, That am compelled ny circumstance which
cond not control, bnt which Il snoi necessary 10 OK
Pah 10 eNNe nc conntry, and n ne absent probably
bcut Two mouths Those ebc have retained ma IN The
Conri 81 Appeals are informed that such their causes
rs would be kcy 10 come - trail during the short re-
mardeT of The present term If that CouT will be con-
tnred I'LL the next and THOSE for whom an retained
IN The eensfs Court, High Court ofChancery and Inc
fencIai tTcut ano bistIict todIts, Informed that
They may the ofheir causes ana Obtain
any process they may want, by application to Thomas
y boudiD, Psq. Of this city Ixpect to be baek and
IN my place "a The bar ahot the nndie of Way 30 hat
none Of my clientswill lose term any ofthe Coris
BY ny ahseues. B. ". LEIGH.
March 20. I6O4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
Public AuctiOn.

7 N consequence of the death of JOHN n REAp the
partnership existing under the firm Of READ &
NobLh wiz expire on the 18th OF March next on which
Gay thelr entire STOCK IN TRADE will be said by auc
contemplating general assortment OF S ADpI.pRY
soig winch are great variety Of the best and most
iashlohhDie plated aud brass carriage gig and Ter
sey mack Harness Saddles aud Brides Of ali descrnt
Ohs ana ABOUT hiieen dozen Saddetrees fall back and
p"lh gig morse and whalebone Whips four doz dress
Gu benItshs skrIng and harness Leather Hog and Mo
rocco Skihs, ehaise Collars aud wagon Gear yaIicrs
Saadiebags and Saddebag Leather wsrsted cotton and
slIlhng WEBS oi the first and second quality Sadders
otIee, Swanskln and Princes Check &c &c Also an
extensive variety of iRONMONGERY among which
are plated carriage and gig Mounting in seis B IRA
doons and SDales, hard and soft Solder St,rTuni,ons
bhckeIs aho slides OF all descriptions brass tackles
Mounting of all kinds quantity oftinned surrunrons
curb and snafie Bits, &c. &c.
IERMs.For all sums under $50 cash over $50 and
uhueI S5OO, thTee months $500 aud under $500
SIX months $500 and upwaTds six nine and Twelve
nenihs payable by approved endorsed negDabe notes
before delivery of the property
Jos. c. NOBLE Surviving partner Of n & ~
RIO. RICHIE & A. T.ToWNES, Executors Of
J. B. Read, deceased.
an IS sold Immediately after which will be sold an The
PEkISHAbLE PROPERTY OF said decedent compris
,ng w par Mahogany Desk, Bookcase, Table and Tea
China elegant Mahogany Sidebnard ard China press
DO Dining aud Card Tables Chairs Sofa an eipbtdav
Clock Silver Table and Tea Spoons Plated canoTs and
OahulesuckS Feather Beds, Bedsieads and Furniture
SaIpee, windsor Chairs, Prints, &c. 1000 lbs eXce
lent Bacon three valuable Horses four head Of caIe
one Wagon Harness, Cart and Harness tr To he
ns9 ior ne balance Of the year number Of valuable
SLAVES, three Of which are excellent haruessrnakers
the balance accustomed To- house setvceeouss,iny 81
men, women, boys aud girls -
HshS-For the furniture. all sums under $50 cash :
SSV ana under $780, six months $500 and INV ards sx
and nine monthsapproved endorsed negotiable NOES
before the property delivered FOR the slaves hired
o'1s WIN approved secsrity. and 10 I've returned wen
So'heo, VIII be required in every instance.
KO. WFCHIE s. a. r. TOWNES. Executors Of
MAcrARLAND, Auedoseef. '''''' '''''''''
Eel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-13
February ie.
MuAberry Grove for Sale,

MILL ne SOLD 60 the highest bidder, on The premises
w on the 10th day Of April eBsung that beautiful
iaIm, whereon the late PRETTYMAN MERRY dec. lit-
ed known by the name Of MULBERRY GROVE-I,inr
on the waters of Slate river Buckingham county VaIt
contains about 100 acres about half Of which is
cleared ano III fotcultvaon the other moiety is well
set with timber ofvarious kinds.
This farm isSituated very healthy wealthy
and respectable neighbour and situations equal
IN point oil convenience being the vcn'I, OF
era merchant mills and small towns where wheat COM
ands within six pence of the Richmond mnI ket price
the distance between and the courthouse only four
mics Jones's mills I'VE miles, Rockers do. six mites
me virginia and Diamond do. 25 miles the Warren and
Bent creek do IL miles, Warnnsier miles New Can
Ton and Cara about rs miles, Lyncbburg 10 Richmond
% mites ms, like most other land in lis vi.
cy Us FERTILE ana well adapted TO the growth of wheat
cefn tobacco, clover This tact country for
the growth of wheat is scarcely equal,d by ANY other
section otthe State. This farm good heart and has
not more thante fifteen acres OF gaded land on m,
whole, and is very justly admitted the most level and
beautiful farm (of the same extent above tide
upon II Is dweilirghouse kitchen, dairy smokehonse
cehouse barn. granary and other houses together with
number Of wen selected fruit trees as apples peaces
pears, cherries, plumbs &c FTom the few exper
inehts made with paiser in this neighbouThood il is
confidently believed its benec raj effects will not be sur
passed IN any other section Of the state This farm is
wei worth the attention Of monied gentlemen as very
lew such are brought into the market the day
Inc terms VIII be made knows The day Of sale We
expect only one third fourth win required in
hand and the balance in three four equal annual av
ments with deed oftrust on theIsnd 10 secure the nav
ments of the balance. -
MI Samuel Agee, on the premises or Mr. Ar
thur Moseley will show the land in absence Pos
session VIII be given next Fall, time enough PIT in
crop OF wheat. JAMES MERRY,
SAMUEL MERRY. .
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