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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-07
Notice.
September

PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Honora-
Il bic Court OF Charles County IS a Court
Of Equity, | shall e. pose TO public sale at
Port-Tobacco, Charles county, Maryland,
on Wednesday the 9TH day Of October next,
all the real estate of which General John
Mitchell died seized, lying in Durham pa
rish in said county, consisting of two tracts
of land adjoining each other, called Holly
spring Resurveyed end Meek's Park, con-
tanning about 730 acres. This estate is ST.
tIated contiguous to that Of Colonel John
Tayloe's, near Maryland Point, and within
two miles ~ the river Potomac, is consider
ed one Of the most healthy in that neigh.
borbood, lies level, and The soil Ga part Of
which is already strong). is thought TO be
susceptible OF speedy Improvement by the
use OF clover and plaster OF paris. On this
estate is very considerable body Of wood
and timber, which il converted into money
would probably pay the purchase poney
kk Ihe improvements are two story
HH dwelling with two rooms and
HsnI passage on each foo, and cellar
tI@under the whole, kitchen, Negro
quarters. barn, and corn house. and an or
chard OF some OF the choicest filiis.-A
more particular description vt II is deemed
unnecessary, a, it is presumable that those
inclined to purchase will view the premises
previous to the day OF sale. II will be sold
either entire or in parcel. for the accommo-
dation Of purchaseH.-The purchaser or
purchasers will be required to enter into
bond, with approved security for the pay
ment of the purchase money in one, two
and three years, with interest, payable an
nually from the day of sale; and on the "a
LITIGATION OF the sale by the Court, and The
payment Of the purchase money, and not
before, deed or deeds in due form will he
made, conveying all the estate, right, title.
interest and claim, TO the premises that the
said John Mitchell, deceased, held in the
same, which title is indisputable.
JOHN BARNES, Trustee-
September DIS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-07
FALLS OF NIAGARA.

The projection called TABLE Rock, has
recently fallen in. 1t is said that the rock
broke in pieces at the fall, and disclosed a
"great number of chrystaline substances,
which are worthy the attention OF the ge-
oloqist,"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-07
Married.,

On Thursday evening last, by the Eey.
Mr.. Cone, Mr.. JOHN Y. SMITH 10 Hiss ASK
DuasEy, both of this place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-07
uNIlERSITIES.

The reputation of Universities is almost
always short-Iived, or else it survives their
merit. If they are endowed, professors
become fat-witted, and never imagine that
the arts and sciences are any thing else but
incomes. If universities slenderly ehdew-
ed are rendered famous by the accidental
concurrence of few great teachers, the
number of scholars attracted there by the
reputation of the place, makes the sitoatIon
of a professor worth intriguing for The
learned pate is not fond Of ducking to the
golden fool. He who has the best talents
for getting the Office has most commonly The
least for filling it; and men are made moral
and mathematical teachers by the same
trick and filthiness that they are made ade
waters, and clerks Of the kitchen.
Edinburgh Repisr'.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-07
NIAGARA FALLS.

We learn that considerable part Oh L d
bic Rock, well known to all the visitors OF
this grand natural phenomenon, by the
fine view it afforded Of the falls on the Ca
madam side, ibroke of by its own weight,
during last Thursday night, and precipita-
ted itself into the gulf below. The piece
broken off, we understand, is about e5 rods
long and from. one to six rods wide, COM
prising the principal par. of the table or
excavatcd rock. 1t may be considered
providential, that the fall Of this piece
which during the summer months has been
great part of the time covered with vi
s,ters, should have happened in the night,
without any superintendent weight or
known cause to occasion it.
niagara Journal.
The crops Of corn and cotton in this
state, with few exceptions, are very m-
promising They received considerable
injury by the backwardress Of the spring,
but still more from the late severe and dis
tressing drought. On some plantations,
we are credi5ly informed, there has NOT
been good rain since The last Of May-o-
theirs have, comparatively, suffered little
damage. 1t is apprehended, that in most
parts, corn enough will not be made for
home consumption-and, notwithstand-
ing the increased quantity of cotton plant
ed, it is thought there will be less raised
than usual for expectation. To add to
our distresses, immense swarms OF Cater
pillars from half an inch 10 an inch and a
half long, have made their appearance
The earth, in some places is alive with
them. A respectable farmer assures US,
there are not less than two hundred bushels
in his cultivated fields, which are not very
extensive. They have, as yet, fed princi-
pally on the grass. leaving the ground en-
tirely bara. 10 few instances they have
attacked the blades Of the corn, where O.
Their vegetation we presume was scarce,
and have stripped the stock to the ear
The cotton has, thus far, escaped their ra-
wages but it has been assailed by the RoT,
an enemy equally TO be dreaded. In this
unproptious state Of things, il is some con-
ISOLATION TO learn, that fine crops have been
made west and north of US.
To guard against scarcity, we would re-
spectfully recommend, to such planters as
have it in their power, The seeding of large
quantities of TuRSrPs and small grain
The former is fine food for stock, and in
this way may be Of great service. AMI
dea may be formed of the prospect before
us, from the following prices corn is 10
dolls. and -four Is dolls. a barrel.
Georgia Journal.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-07
5aN Exchange Cofse-House ~ssh
SS@asMARINE JOURNAL. Gss&
PORT on .aLEK.6.NDRLi. .Septembkr 4
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Scbr Philadelphia, Hand. 9 days from
Philadelphia, with an assoried cargo TO mer-
chant. Of the district. Last night, in the
Chesapeake Bay, saw large ship and
Dutch galliot, proceeding TO Baltimore
Nothing from sea, within the Potomac,
bound up.
Schr Rose.in-bloom, Rowland, Charles
ton.
- Augustus. Weeks. Falmouth Mas.l
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-07

Anger spares neither friend nor foe, but
tears all TO pieces, and casts human ma
ture into perpetual state ofwar.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-07
An FFrEcruAn CURE FOR A rEloN.

AN 1t FEOfV AH OVN- EO'' ~
Battle the part affected in ashes and wa
ter; take the yelk Of an egg, six drops OF
spirits Of turpentine, few beet leaves cut
fine, small quantity of hard soap, one tea
spoonful of snuff or fine tobacco then add
one table spoonful of burnt salt, and one Of
Indian meal, and it never fails 10 effect a
cure if applied in season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

! The Reporter says. The fcdcralisis have
"almosi unanimously. and on all occa-
sions, voted according 10 the slightest
intimaiion Of his talr. Monroes) Wishes. +"
-Buisureiy they didnot agree win him
OIL this subject. We believe, tia, almost
TO man they voted sgainS; his wishes ::
SD true Is il, that on great constitution
al point, connected with The origin OF Tie
parties, they were warmly against him.
But Mr.. Monroe, under the appear,
ance OF fraukness. makes constitutional
scruEle his p1etert"-lS il by this prcteu-
ded that Iie is insincere? tHai i.c has no
constitutional scrupics On the susjeci Z!
What, then, becomes OF Mir. Madison's
scruples Was he, too, jesuit 2--Of
Mr.. Jetferson's lshe, also, a hypocriic
Or, why is II that they are 10 be consi-
dered as sincere. and James Monroe ouly
a iesul;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

that there is so great a disposition among
the people TO credit the gross misrepre-
sensations that have been made.-l sup
pose the words of many men in the de-
iachment ought TO have as much weight
as the declarations of perhdious savages,
and those concerned with them in trade.
Tie statement made by Captain Robin
son. of Laurens, is substantially true !;
and the assertion of Mr.. Pearre. in the
4" Reflector" that the detachment carried
a White flag, and fred Oh the Imdians wl.ile
the hand OF friendship was extended 10
them, is not so. The detachment never
entered the town as friends ; and al The
time The Indian vino VAS killed held out
the tlag, or colors, they were firing from
the same house at us
TIMOTHY l.. ROGERS.
Iunes county, May Is, 1918.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05
INDIAN CANPAIGN.

ST. SrEPugNs, Man Ex-Governor
Bibb returned 30 this place or Sunday
? last, expedition against the hostile
Indians having been arranged, de'acli'
meut of volunteers marched from Clai-
horn The LAY previously. II is understood
ihat.the Spanish territory will no lon.,ri
,urrisl, an asylum 10 the enemy.
Yesterday The Governor received intel
bgence from Major Youngs, who con-
nandcd al Foi Crawford, that he had
organized force consisting OF regulars,
militia, from camp Monts merry, and
Chociaws, pro- eeded downihe Escambla
in boats. attacked the hostile Indians on
Pensacola Bay, within one mile OF tie
toxin eff Pensacola, OH the 25iii .'i. killed
nine, wcunded twelve or thirteen, and
took eight prisoners, viii Tie loss, Oh las
part. ofoue man ONLY. Lieui. Alien COM
manacd .he militia The expedition was
so cautiously and properly conducted
That The enemy we're not apprzed Of dan
Der until the attack MAS made. HE day
afterwards, The governor ofPensacoia is
sued proclamation, foibidding the in
habianis te sci. or give any supplies to the
Indians, All informed the chiefs that
they should not he protected. he at the
same time advised them To surrender and
sue for peace.
Major Youngs speaks in high terms Of
the goodconduct the detachment under
his command.
tits highly probable, therefore. that The
period Is not distant when our fellow cI-
tizens on the frontier may safely repose III
their hahilalions.
Postscript. Governor Bib has Just re-
ceived dispatches from Malo: Youngs.
The hostile Indians have sued for peace
through the governor of Pensacola.
They are 10 report themselves III few
DAYS AT Durant's Bluff from whence they
viii b. conducted 10 Fort Craw ford.
So much for the conviction which the
late successful expedition has wrought
upon the Savages, that they shall not
murder our Inhabitants, and thea find
shelter in the Spanish territories.
The war on our frontiers has probably
now terminated, and it remains only, by
proper arrangements, 10 secure oar ciii-
Gems from depredalions for the future.
We learn that Governor Blob, will pro
coed to Fort CraN ford Aext eek
II Is understood That the Governor of
Pensacola manifested in the affair, IA dis
position 10 regard the obligations Of the
treaty OF 1865
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05
a Mist Of Aettcrs.
Remaining u Richmond Post oGes, Hay 81, 1918
~ Persons applying for letters ON this list
Willmentlon that they are advertised.

'''"""'"'"S "a HtcHhOHd F0S flTce, Wuy 81, 1918
~ Persons applying for letters ON this lis,
Wilment'om that they are advertised.
A-Andrew }. Alexander, Efza Alexander BENJAMIN
armstrong, John hlcOck. Edmund r. Apyerson Isaac
Abtis, Mary ~. Aicock. Robert Alley john Armstrong
VIM adams, no. ~. Abney EiiTlbsih Ariuisead lane
>, hhlhsoh' samuel Agy, Samuel Anderson, Giacntu
Atmisicad '' ''' 70
- B-wm. Block, Geo. Boyd, Norborne D BealI D. l,fn
bohandn, Thomas ". BIibTO, ~ latiah ftooks DAVID
btalue: Ann c. BraNon, W. ~. Baker, {. Binshan
q Co. Apsey Butler, y 4. Euekner Thomas j. Pondar
hHhaheh Baker, David Bell . Bradford Hannah * { o
James hdstow, Harry Bfawtsn. David ETutr, Ovsftnu
Nahet, Thomas Roswell, Geo. HlaLey, joseph Einns
Caihsiine 4. blagrove q. Raker Geo. Rtatty Robert
ba'utuid'e, Gerald Banks, Caleb Rates VIM ian Nsry
bsln q Naucy ~ Biufmd. Roswell Gaily Samuel 10
sHS "eo T. Butler, Wa. Bpwles, Jesse Bowles Enock
burnett, Liizs Brest, John -. Beuy. James Brooks .
Eunund bufke john EdTHes. Ashben FuaTduian. Geo
hea'V, WIN. BAN, David Baker, Aihem Hfabch ir
hahuan Lcehoo ". Bdrbe, Lewis Hpfwtii. Ihouas
bealy BRIDGES Robertson g. Sarsh Bcdre g.. nthty
haIid Brown, Brown 81 Aruistead rntNelI q Lewis
tuner fNnes 2, WIN. BOsbei .. Constance BruGat .
nehIy BanhS' I'm Gafnett samuel BALL John Bremen
WIN bowden, W. ". Cillmesby. AMnH Blanku.h d.
Joseph Brown, MILLER Bowler Sauue' Bland Iainys Bar
No. Wan C. E"wl'r2 Marg.fc;t 5. Bel, John Bassett.
Wm. banlon, BdTtholomtw Banks. John Brvtuq 2 WIN
biasins'on, Geo Barnea, hB Bailey, Judsou B Ben
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05
CLIMATE.
TO THE EDITOR. DATED

fF0nRtth cOHHtv, b"V 20, 1918.
This has been d most singular sea-
son the oldest inhabitants OF The coun-
try say they remember nothing like IT.
think IL questionable whether the suIa-
mer will be OF sufficient duration 10 ma
ture tile cora. except OH tie most fertile
lands. The only parallel we have was The
May frost, which killed all The corn, on
The 4,li of that month; the fall season pro
we'd favorable. and the crop abundant ::
the present crop is more backward, and
will require the same fortunate continu~
anCe of warmih 10 ensure plenty.
The prospec, Of tobacco plants is
gloomy Few planters have enough, aud
MANY have despaIred of a full crop.
HE wheat crop is promising, and no
appearance of Fly.
ltseems TO be generally admitted that
the seasons of tins country have under
gone striking change, and II they con
limue in future 10 deterorate. the tender
plants must be siycu up.--Cotiou can no
longer be reared In this section of the
country, ami Us cultivation has been en-
lirely Abandoned Whether other arii-
ces of more importance will sh re the
same fate, is quite doubtiui.--IIow does
this happen! II has been confidently pre-
dIetcd that clearing and cultivaiing The
land would soften the. climate, because ii
has produced That effect III other plares
has tile contrary effect been produced by
opening nior. easy passaget 10 The cold air
from the region ufthp Lakes! or are we to
ascrbe the change To The breaking up OF
the polar ice T! This last superstition will
account for the cold westerly winds whic!
blow ~ Europe, but seem To have little
connection with the cold n. w. winds of
This continent.
&c The influence of late seasons upon
our personal comfort ana pecunary pros
poets, renders the subject interesting. If
they continue, The ingenuity of man must
be employed 10 counteract them. The
sooner, therefore, observations shall de-
ternine them 10 be accidental or perma-
nent changes, the better"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05
MAXI hA CbASIAlNF, admir-.
" Rune ChaSf0iHe dec.


oIlCE'-That by viItue of a dees OF trnsf, rXCrl-
yea y" me b' The late Mai BENJAMIN wolfe 1 siiaii
on Monday the 9th day of Jaly ensuing expose 10
pF PWbhc auction. 10 the highest bddef Tor ready ,n,
hJ Hpon TIE premises. much Of certain piece a.
p9IGe' "i Idnd, sitnnie, birg and being ~ tie city 90
h"nhu' dhd NUMBERED va the plan OF said city 6iT.
containing niueiysiY front on IA stteet ana
ns rom he intersection Of Sd and street foT the SAID
nhey SIX leet apd thence BACK SbOut ey-erht or
hhriy SIX ieet {" SAID 81 street and thence will said
Sfee |" S intersection TO street lie p!aco of brgiu
nhG rs NAV be necessary to nay and satisfy the balance
cue undeI the said deed for purchase money Of The
sdd lot, Due by The said y. wolfe To Nathaniel Sbet
raTd, together with tie acctuins interest costs aud
e"ssets ~ sale. sAMUEL MCRAW Trustee.
%.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

MONTREAL, Nav >. The premium
offered by The Montreal Horticultural So
ciety for the first brace of EARLY Gu
cUMBERs, was adiudged TO Mr.. Alcxan-
ander VI kenzle, Gardner TO Messrs. For
sytn, Richardson and Co. who presented
q hne brace before the committee on
Tuesday the 2slh April.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05
va CORRNNpONnrNrc Z.


II We nave received a letter addressed To Mr. E. J.
Lee otJe'ig 10 The Resolution adopted AZ Winchester
u the author wiii favor with an iiervirw we VII
explain 10 Lin ia defGH our feasous iOT not shDe
IL.
our respects To the New York Conmbian-Ibe ncxt
time he HOHOrS VIA his notice he VIII be 80 kind m
20 slate ohi Sediments without gurGiHc theu,-Our
article TO winch Tie atey ieIeTs to sisutoye rue
idea OF 'iIs'na'S hayiHg acquired the chIsf no !,
~ ahd iHuence IN the cOnIeCeTatiou"- "A u a. ,d,s
these words: " The idf0 Ola permanent antbori,t Z"
IS 100 absurd 20 he nOtiCed-thGt (ihe ideal Ofte mn
cheFg by winch II is Kept thread bare t hold
any longer t0getheT."-Ne confess might have eX .
pressed ourselves with more pIecisio-but as II s me
meaning rs obvious eiOneh aud but man either
pnibiinu az bent on misrepresentation WHO had read
tne dtlce through aud sptTIt could have Ir
one moment mis- stated 1t. But how does This cnusr.,
nous COLUMBIAN pat IL 4" We also nelieye viii, me
hichmonu Enquirer, that Tie h7ochiRfyy by Which A
permanent authority Is kept up too fhtr0a bgre TO
hOld any longer tDgetbcf $50 that the Colu,nbau
without regard 10 grammar, the while sense al
be context. dueuptSto thrust an ideu our mouths
MhCE We nave ridicuied others fo having entertained
meIePrat, Ibat the idea OF =" permanent anfhoiI n,
III ANY one state IS - Chi1DcTa hpbgOb(H III only to he
usea ny intriguing politicians for the purpose of b,,g
ing Virginia into uumsfifed odirm-She mas no ,sr,s
NuFcy, no Ptrh1dHeHt dHfhOyg in this
u lO out VI the i've Presidents lure hecn her sons II
Is btcd"st such was not her own wish only brt Inc
49, u.ntt ib,se are pfosr matters Of fort
"hlc! every Di0cAhcad mas run aud feadn-- and
VI whose avOWai We dsraiui with tOnleuut The rnu,
pHNeht paid us by the Columbian OF usius ,,sni,
""u neIal 'AhguaEe"-But % he reserved the commit
"ttt iof the sentiment which he has 1ysr. ire
"c"fcd We REJECT that compliment ,guh INDIGNATION
word more I'VE care not @ baf rtt,,er IN III s,,,
MOhiGe WbeheT he come from tbe Softb C,,,, a. .
oou the East 90 the West provided he he The fsnnbt
va" V't 'vf'Nt most c0T0bIf mist (0ifhfVk to me
80. 90 ,gl- = Ie oHty dmouy is TO nHd mt man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

70 We commence day the publication of
the celebrated - suppressed letter TO M. Can.
hing. --Ot this letter, we have two difie-
rent Edtious-Sne IN the - London (L05e ~
the other III The " LOnion Btack Drurf."
They vary in several respects not in SOLITARY
expressions snly; hut there are v hole sentcnC.
eSand passages IN the latter copy which are not
found III Inc former. ne have copied from
The Dtcar}
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05
EROM THE SOuTH

Extract Of letter from Tire Southland,
dqted tae 25th inst. to a gentiemaa an tbs
city.
" Yesterday | had letters fro n Au-
CUISINE, stating that 30 Indians had drli-
we'd there with supply Of provisions,
and report, ,,iaI 500 more were on their
way down. This moment Captain C.
has arrived, with information Ina, mum
Der OF Indians, with large stock OF cat
tie, have arrived al ST. Johns, on their
way 10 ST. Augustine"
.Savaandh Bfuseun, 5Iay 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

boStPL IL. IEnA.is, agreeabl, 10 an act of issrtu.
NY ~ SUCH Gases provided doth Hereby give no, ice
tHa ne ih,ehds applying To The King william coua.y
'ne discnt nuance OF the read Ie.d,ng down u al.
pl"er called Wilan,s' Ferry, the 1aR.gnhy river in
the 'aId county of hins william.
June s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

BY TIE schr Perseverance, arrived a,
Tins port on "Wednesday last from Jamai-
"a, we have rec lived from an obliging
Correspondent, file of the Kingston
Rogm Gazette TO The I'd inst. from which
We extract The following article = Her.
KINGS ON, May 2.-Recent accounts
ON 81. 'Ihomas's, received in this city,
"a Sanlo Domingo state, that n 'ormatiou
had reached tina Island of the city OF Ca
raccas having ben taken by the ride
pendent forces short lime previous, aud
that the army of Gen. MorilIo had been
almost anniililatcd at a place called Ca
iiaynlio, near La Guyra. Tie Royalists
were in consequence emigraiing from all
quarters, aud solicitations had been
maLe by (Ten. MorilIo to the Governor
o. Cyracoa' to allow the Dutch irigate a
that Island to assist in protecting the e.
migration, bnt which he had declined ac
cediDg to-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05
COMMUNICATED.

A letter has been received from Captain
Francis L. Dade, OF the Alb Infantry, an
nouncing the arrival of his command at
Savannah, all in good health, on the 26lh
ult. after passage of is days. They will
take up their lire of march immediately
for Fort Scott, in the Creek nation. This
command consisted of go men enlisted
al this place, and 80 from Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

4 STATED MEETING of the Agricultural Socicty
=, WI iahs place al Tie Union ho,el the second
Monday 10 June HeXt, 81 O'clock A. NJ
as business of much importance will he transacted AZ
'his w ,tis, II Is Hoped that members will attend.
- ".y -, 1-Ldm lOnN AbAhs. See'g.
no iCE.--By vttRe ria dccdq trast ereclfed 10
:, Me SHHcrt5er by D0Uid Ldcy, of the county Of
Po~hafas. dafed me isth day NJ SegfcrGcr. ISL
gu FfcoTdsd tH PO0hafHR cf.rk'S oGfce on Tie 23d
IHg {" Ccfobcr, iSi2-HW he So'd. Ia the highess
".eISF FER rush, at .frChiGOtd ROberfsou'S i9 the
III. I0HHJy, o" SrRraay, Tue 20fh inst. the TR4CP
81 fT;ttND OF 1hic" the salt Locg fatety dicd Seis-
81 ae S"DScri1eT UiH c0EUey me rue oHIy tchicb
&c n.sts as trustee gfO,,Sqid. JgIf &. ELdJI.
-,.----- ar
.ouANCERT.-- Ala couit held for the COUNTY Of
- ,93onthamptpn the 1911 nav of NAV isis
60" ling aduiu ;raior with The viii ANNEXED of
,@a,, az Oo'""gh' dec........... Compliment.
Mathew GREGORY, Noel wadsre. BENJAMIN Wei aud
V',b 10" nus ana ke'tcca bis wife, late Rebeeca
Tlr dsCents, -, -....... DcferddHtS.
his appearance ana riyen secrri,v ,cc,d;s %
;,, KY w t'n ~, TYie. Of tis court, and it appear
ia,i,, ~, H,, ~ 'ne court, that he is not an M.
s1id defendant Gregory do appeor here -, , 40 wv, wv
inc thfd Noudayn August next ana ans,er tbc Ii ~
"'e Compain4Ht; ana that COPY ut this .rder Ie C,,L
WIN inserted tu some newspaper published w a. -
~ Richmond tnr tRO months succcssvey and ,o,,.d -,
10y. 900 n tie courthouse Of this County on ~
80. c"uft ua}s' copy -Teste,
me 9els .. ae1w 4 MiDplEroN. y. c.
NE s"bsc, hefs O ihe stock Of TIE Norrh iV.e,..,
"NpH 81 Nngnia aGc hereby Notified ~ meet ~ ,ic
go ~ lhe OHIO Company. IN the town Of Whreiinr M,
ecet ~ 'e z1la Gay of jnrc next, then ana there Ia
o. ~. o,, ftofs 30 pgt said haak in'o operation aud
Joy 'D' vel ordering % the affairs thereof. "''
I XIX zss, .@asoe. c...,,..,.,...
,easz. a,%sc $ sgS'ss' ! s.,.
w "-n 20 "mpiov good NiLLER-0re v.inoni f
49,, iem''y roald be prererred....Noue n,ei ami,
"H" "' pIotic &c good Recommendations
'''-'" I'd. CU&TiNGHAH & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-05

ANp'-t wtlScii ny Iyoct 81 Lny'd lyIug IA I6s
Sc county Of Aihesatls, Within tcui miles OF Cha.
''tes' it anG sixteen OF Suot!syilc Games river
containing t., iatr survey, $40 acres 40 of which
ndt' ma very productive FAM emp vcN tiinheJeG
:" eTrd. aHd pretty we;l irp;nyed The Csutra Col,
iege Is within ,iree niIies of ,he Land
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