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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24

the amount received by tho Literary Fund for
fines, escheats, interest. redemption of lands.
monies paid by the u. States. and on account OF
tue BriStoe estate. from the LIST OF Oct. 1918, To
the LIST OF Dec. 1917. Its probable that the same
amount Will be received for fines. eschaais
lands redeemed and the Bristoe estate for the
ensuing year, as was tor the past. TO show the
amount of the debt claimed by the common
wealth, OF the Ouised States Oh the Sth Of De-
cen,her, 1917 and the pay nents which had been
made 10y the latter To the former, up To that
period the president aud directors refer TO a
statement made by the Auditor, hereto an
neNed, (mafked b.
All tie claims which will be finally Demands
HE OF The iHited States. cannot Vet be asce,-
talued, a. there are some OF them daily coming
m Twill appear by the auditors Statement.
That he suppOSvs they will amount to ninety
thousand dollars. AS TO how much of the
Claim on the United States, now unsatisfied.
will be paid, the president and directors pos.
sess iro data, which will enable them 10 answer
tue enquiry OF the committee, as they al e not
informed OF the principles upon which the va
riousiteins OF the accounts are adjusted by the
general government.
The president aud directors transmit TO the
committee compilation OF the laws relative to
the literary fund.
by order Of The Board
JAMES ~ PRESTON, President.
1este-W N. MuNFoRD, Clerk
tot the Literary Fund.
January 10, 1918.
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Very respectfully,
Your most oieiilent

(Signrd) ALEXANDER SMYTH.
Captain Peyion.
TUESDAY, Jan. ga communication
from The senate by their clerk The Sc
nate lave passed the bills, entitled An
act concerning George Whillocke ;" "An
act dividing the tewn of Monongalia -
and An act incorporating The town of
Charleston IN the county OF kanawha. =
They have also passed the bill, entitled
An act concerning Joel Estes, with an
amendment. Agreed to.
Mr.. Scott, from the committee of
schools aud colleges, reported the follow
ing bill, which, with the accompanying
documents, was ordered to be printed.
Il Bin PrODidipg for the endowment Of Primary
schools, Academies, Colleges, and an UHircr-
sity
FOR the purpose Of a more general diffusion
Of information among tie good people Of this
commonwealth, as well as tor carrying into
effect tire system Of public education, provided
fof by preceding legislatures, 10 creating aud
adding TO the literary fund
!. BE il enacted BY fhe General Asssnlbiy Of tie
commonwealth Of |ugiatd That there shall he
established as many primary schools, IS shall
teHd 10 promote tie easy diffusion OF know
ledge among all classes Of the people aud tor
/ establishing and properly regulating sUch
schools, each county and corporation shall be
| divided Into sections fOr this purpose, the
| respective county AID corporation c0urts
ssall, at their sext Agrn, May, o. Juae term
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Year end Lands redeemed by payments to
ing let. clerks aud tlIis Office & 5 ss3 a.
Oct 1917 Refunded by the United States. Goo cg3
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S2l,ss6 ~ sCos 50 4i,a,4 II o.oso 8
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Your obedient servant,
JAMES p. PRESTON.
Tile honorable, the Speaker
u tie House If Delegates.

" hoHINGION, 4lh Jan. IoI6
DEAR SIR received a notice TO at
tend at meeting of the hoard of public
works in last month, with which my duty
10 my constituents, would moi have allow
ed me TO comply, bad deemed myself "a
meHber: But a law OF the state having
i'll The most express terms excluded mem
bcrs OF Congress from holding any office,
place or appointment under the state gov
ernment. had expected that the board
on lis first meeting, would have filled the
vacancies occasioHed by The election OF
myself and others 10 the Congress of the
United States.
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OBJ. Mos.
Amount with which the United
States is charged 10 the LIST DC
toner. lsl7,.;.. Isl ,54e ,oa3 81
Amount passed To the
ciedt OF the same,
for same period, 81 ,2oi,s2I IL
BY this sum, refunded
StIl Dec. 1917, $3.50. 290CeO
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from the short notice given to make this
statement, u may not be exactly correct. tho
II IS believed thg difference will not he great
JOS. JACKSON, Clerk OF Ac'is.
Auditors Office, 10th Jan. 1915.
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(A)-...NO.4 4.
Amount passed TO the credit of the Literary
Fund, on the books oil this office, for GAGS.
fortetnres. escbeais, sc. sc. for four years,
ending 30ih Sept. last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-28
ReSuscitation offke ,Sy,oy

JAMES h. BALFOUR-RespectfuIiy announces TO his
irehds aud the public, that Notwithstanding the fre.
duent suspension Of the principles fa1aai He this
aVoe ana useful bird has been revived K
Ioied TO her HdtiDe element. He aers himself that
VIVA, WITH MS own eXefons and the favorable tide Of
puDlI hpproballoh, she may be supported upon the
hdE oons sea OF Experiment uAti she strikes the cur
leut OF Prosperity, down whch she may glide light as
dedtnei, 10 the port of' successful ypeTment."
ne eeiter 10 ensure " contamination SO devonty to
De WISHED he assures the public that his house is pro-
VI every respect, ia plentiful aud neat ifnot
81 Osteh'alous manner. Those who delight in retire
T auo peasant retreat from the noise aud hustle of
ane pusuess part OF the city. 40 gentlemen from The
country, snd merchants particularly it wall he delight
~, wnen heir business is completed main street TO
10 me hiii to dine, where, free from dust they
may breathe the pure air
His stables are excellent and are proydsd with good
and attentive cstlers. $50
August rs. an AZ
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.Skeam BON HichmontI

rcA This remarkably rapid and ele
= caniiy Fitted packet, being now
S--E-Ss prepared 10 commence her
= guar route between Norfolk,
go. y .--eSs-s[ City Points EcbinOnd the pro-
prie,0rs respectfully invite
nilestatiop of the public patronage. Every arrange.
basScen made both as 10 the bar aud the
who may trave, IN her. She vail leave Norfolk Mon
days and Fridays at oclOck p. stop at City Psint
abOBtl A.. II. and arrive a, Richmond about ~
the morning, on tuesdays aud Saturdays.
j Leave Richmond on Wednesdays aud Saturdays
p a. stop - CiS Point do9nt q, ~ aAd .:-'se u
Norfolk abput or ia lhe morning, 90 itnrsds and
Sundays.
on her passage from Norfolk TO Richmond, she will
take in passengers about at night from jamestown,
aud at the same place. about A. on her way from
Richmond to NeIclk.
The wharf at Manchester imnie diately Opposite the
central part OF The city of Richmond, has been procured
for the boat. The distance is abont half that from
Rockets and arrangements have been made, by which
hacks and baggage carts will always be ready the
rival of boat convey passengers and their baggage
free of bridge toll, to any part of the city.
Persons intending take passage from on boatd any
oflhe vessels lying at City Point respectfully no
. ed that the boat will stop only OF the wharf from
whence passengers will regularly embark. This regula-
ton has been rendered necessary, from the inconve
any one may he DESTROYS of taking passage.
The rates OF passage the same those on board
ED: L. YOUNG, Commander.
Just RECEIVED & FOR SALE, on very accom-.
~ modatng terms at cur store on the Basin, to
Pulliam Swami. aud NJ. n. Rice & Co.
loo bags Manila sugar of superior quality
so do. pepper
100 boxes brown soap for family use
100 do. mould candles do. do.
900 sacks Liverpool filled salt
10 hhds N. E. Rum.
ALS0 on COnSisRment-
30 trunks shoes assorted
10 cases toilet glasses, assorted
Is cases hardware, each well assorted TO suit
country merchants.
Lumber of every description received aud sold on
commssion.-0n hand at this time, large assortment
of St. Domingo mahogany plants, board and vineers
for sale as above. POTTS & SULLY.
August u.s. 30..It
NkTE have just received and oner for sale
w 10000 lbs prime green coffee
10 bhds. choice Favored Antigua rum
20 do. prime New orleans sugar
$50 crates the best assortments that were ever
III this market-lately imported in the ship
George Watson
80 tierces elegant Liverpool china, full dining
MoNCURE, ROBINSON & PLEASANTS
August 81. 3i..6t -fActioneerS.
nIsSoLuTioN OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is
the firm of Hi7CHELLS V.9IL is this day dissolved
ny mutual consent. John s.. Mitchell having purchased
the entire interest Of John Vail in said firm he alone is
authorized and hennd settle all claims due from or
against said trn JOHN S. MITCHELL,
JOHN VAIL.
JOHN S. MITCHELL having taken into partnership
Icdh B0Ldn and George IDes will transact business
az The store recently occupied by Mitchell Vail under
the firm of Nlfchek, BaL6piH & ca who are duly at
Mitchell g. Vail. JOHN s. MITCHELL
MICAH BALDWIN,
GEORGE IVES.
august 81.
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n The ENQUIRER is published twies a week. gene
rally aud three times we,s daring the session ri the
tais the satire heretofore, Fire
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tered Banks, (0aiy) VIII be received IN paymeat. Tie
Editor w,ll guarantee the safety OF RENTING them by
mail, the postage OF al Letters being paid by the writer's.
tT Ma paper will he discontinued lDut al the discre
ton ~ the Editor until all garages have bcsn paid Up.
IT Whoever win guarantee the payment of nine papers
,haI receive n tenth gratis.
TERMS oF ADVERTISING.
n one SqWaye-firSt Insertion, IS cents-each
continuance, so cents.
No Advertisement tnSerted uRta IL has either Leen
paid for assumed by person, liza tiS city
sHUir0Hs.
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Buckingham, Slate Works at Auction

uItne OF oeed of iIus, executed by Thomas
wilson, Esq dec. dated 2ist April, 1918, duly res
ueu III buckingham court Office, aid for the purposes
,hs msnti1ncc-we viii SELL at public ancton to
n'snest bidder for cash, WedRcsdoy the Iefh of
epf He1t at IL O'Clock before the an, n door of Mai
mo- Gamble on Market BRIDGE all thes-d Wilson'S inte
III tnat valuable property called the State Uorhs
W 'Is county OF buckingham, Slate river and Hunts
e'eek and containing ESQ acres being Lots No. 2 and
- as iad off and allotted Ia said wilson by decree OF
privileges thereto annexed u.s. ~
A., pan OF the property may be the once of
Maj. r. Gamble, who will conduct the sale
ABEL r. UPSAUR
Augustus. ~ ,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-28

4 NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwAKD-For John
- LeUts, formerly the property Of a Nj. SBdlef, Of
chesterfield Johns color is dark brown, about 81
years OF age handsome featured his teeih are worn
snort beiore he is about five feet eleven inches
nigh, well proportioned, and has clumsy walk lie is
cooper by trade. He formerly bad wife Al wilton
below Richmond; he is we'll known in Richmond.
think he mast be abousRichmoDd, Petersburg, or Nor
ioik and will no doubt attempt To pass for free
ana expect he will change his name The above re-
ward VIII be paid to any person who will deliver the
SAID fellow TO me, i'm the upper end Of Chesterfield
county, or secure him SO that get him again.
WILLIAM q. ELAN.
Angustl4. 20 So
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s~REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

I AND FOR SALE.--Under the AUTHORITY of a d,ed
OF trust executed by Philip 6rymes to the .nbscri
per uaed the ilth OF November, 1873 to secure the
payment or certain SIMS of money in the said deed
mentioned, TO John Burke-w be- sold, for ready mo-
hey, on The 29fh instant, the courthouse al tIr
nanna IN Iiidesex county, the Tract OF ogd called
" TIE GRANGE" lying in the said copny Of Middle.
seS containing go acres much thereof as I'M h.
sncien To raise the amount of thesaid sums of money
win interest and costs expressed in the said deed
-, GEORGE HEALY. Trustee.
1.
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: Apprentices Hanfed.

80. - apprentices Wanted.
NNANIEh Immediately a. this once, TWO BOYS Of
" respectable conncxious ~ or IS years OF AGE as
4PpreHficesf 70 the Printing BHefpess.lts nscesssfj
they shoAid posessa tocfsby good Fnesh edneation-
None otheIs 0eed apply. June ~ N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-28

REiNG ahOuto leave the state aud expect 10 be alb
- sentseveral NOTWITHSTANDING which time SIR Geo.
o. fergnsoN VIII attend to my business, being daily al.
ihoInsu 70 pay oTreceiye any meHey due TO by me
TO DO any other necessary to bring my business
T" oIoss. JOSEPH ECHoLS.
August rs. s06t
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ENOR SALE OF EXCHANGE, on reasonable terms
for real property nthe city Of Richmond Or IN its
LAND, Ia the state Of Kentucky
For sale also, a tract Of FIFTY ACRES OF LAND.
heaI Incsahoe Green, ~ the county Of Henrico Int
James rNer-lbis latter tract Of land Is believed to
contaH as great quantity OF coal as anyact Of ike size
on eheI sjae o. James river, any whore on the wa.
ters thefeot Along with the will be sold aud con-
yeled iu right Of hgress egresS andreErsss into and
on ol more Inan Two hundred acres adjoining the dy
with privilege IN perpetuitv Of SEARCHING for dicgiSg
and Carrying away all coal that may be found IN Tie said
adjoining iaaa. ON the hfty acres Of land coal mas
actually been found. W.
" Enquire Of Maj. Robert Gamble or Of the spbsefi.
wv SHJ j. Hssu ALIEN. HcRAR.
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EnU Gnnds
August 81.

'ENHE ship INDIAN CHIEF, Captain Hdtsoa has arry
ed IN James river from Liverpool, with the principal
part OF our F1LL GOODS, which may be expected to
manu- IN Ten or hfteen days. MORRISS s. JONES.
August rs. az ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-28

CUSTAvus A. JONES, attorney az La,o, has re.
,. -, moved 10 urbanna, aud will practice law in the
superior and inferior OF Middesex Gloucester
Gerry of Williamsburg.
August25. 40 way
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L AND IN ALBkMARLE FOR SALE wish To- sch
- the farm live on, containing 30nt acres, lying
the east side of the South West Mountains, distant
about mile and half adjoining the lands of captain
James Lindsay, captain Benjamin oliver jr aud others
About one half of This tract is cleared well taken
with clover the soil being well adapted the clover
and plaster system; about 30 acres prime meadow,
well taken with timothy tuatsd in ich and healthy
neiaborhood The improvements are q comfortable
dwelling with other convenient out houses, spring of
excellent limestone water; a limestone CURRY that
might be wrought to advantage a young orchard of
choice fruit. For terms, which will he accommodating
apply to the subscriber, living the preiIiiscsLcl.
tiers directed 10 me- Lindsays viii he attend
ed to. HENRY BRRNAN
Juiy7. L. uS5S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-28

A LABAMA TERRiTORI.-H0tlctS BUtier com
"A missien merchants, Mobile aud Tuscaloosa (FalIs
OF the Backwarro,) have extensive warehouses ready
for the reception Of any goods that may be adore ssed
them at either place, for sale he forwarded any
part OF the territory or produce any part of tie Uni
ted States, or foreign ports.
ANY business ceufded to them, will receive prompt
can be made TO
NeSSrs. Peck, Lay 8 Co. Richmond. Va.
UDq. Chifd, Esq. Baltimore
Charles Perry & Go. Philadelphia
Nm. BkOdget. Esq. Providence, RI.
El0ch SikSby Esq. Boston.
RichdrdsS HdrrowGy, S....t
ReG s. BHtker, o"'"""d"'
John Kinney, jr. & Co. . ,,,.,. ,
Mr.. Jonathan s.. Beers. ( h"s"S''' "eo'
August Is. 3O..wiOw
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eNoR sALE-Oh. thousand acres Of Land, about
Is miles below Richmond, and lies partly in the
county OF Henrico and partly In the county of Charles
City, on Turkey Island creek, and within mile of
James river. TwObrds of this land ell and heav
ly limbeTed heerowih consisting of pine. red eak
white oak hickory it lies remark ably well is he
wheat soil and peculiarly adapted ia hecioyer plaster
systcm-On this isnd is one of the best county
mills below Richmond producing an incoIae of about
hfteen hundred dollars per aHnur1 tLree saw
milo San be erected near Ike eT!s Il Al incosLe-
rabIe expense, and winch can have constant supply of
the best pine M the lower cOunt, ia its Immediate
negbborhoed. The purchaser, il he chooses have
the privilege Of carrying tie Kill to James river where
he can have fall of upwards of twenty feet.
For terms, apply to.the subscriber.
ROBERT GAMBLE-FOr Hill Carter.
lime s.
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August 95.

(tAsH SALE OF NEGROEs.-By virtue Of deed Of
- trust from William Seward and Matthias Beaumont
10 tue subscribers Of record James cour
iof certain purposes therein mentioDedwl be sold TO
Tue hghest bidder, at public auction IhnrSdaU the
8" doV Of september, on James town island 7 miles
from Williamsburg all the NEGROES, ga in numberl
ana the Personal Estate, on the Island now in the
possession OF the said Seward and Beaumont or 40
much thereof will be sufficient TO raise the sum Of
l5VJp dollars and 5000 dollars with interest and costs
great proportion OF the Negroes likely as any
IA Inc state The sale will positively take place on the
noThg OF the day named, and the property sold with.
out reserve. The Steam Boat leaving Richmond every
wednesday, will arrive and land passengers at James
Town Island the same night affordng purchasers sure
ana Pheasant conveyance To The place of sale where
mouse OF entertainment is kept, and carriage to con.
vey passengers 10 Williamsburg.
THOMAS DUNN,
WILLIAM MoORE,) '"''eeS'
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E'OR SALE-A very valuable FARM near PoWbafan
courthouse, lying on the waters Of Pine Greek cor
anng ~ a'e surveys SIS acres. This land lies we'll
eo Clover and plaster system. The improvements
are small dwelling house, farm houses &c
The guality Of this land is believed TO be inferior IN
no high ldnd IN the country aud will be sold on accom-
medatng terms.-Genilemen wishing to purchase will
a" well to view the land, and the terms will he made
known on application to the subscrbsr liv.ns il" ,g
lover emo 81 Powhatan county. not disposed oeat
private sale before the third Wednesday in September
neNt mat being Powhatan court day. will then be Of
'e'su Az puDhe aucton' WA. GRAVES.
tHEu-A1-
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COMMITTED to the jail Of the louIi oi Peter sbnTg
~ on the lih May last, mulato man by the name of
HUGO, formerly the property OF Thomas Peters of
Columbia District, and sold 10y Mr.. MGcnnis for the
SAID Feters, TO whom unknown appears letter re-
ceved from said Peters, bearing date the lllh May.
lhe said negro cha ms his Freedom and calls himself
S7oH H0auRihS says he was sold or 5 years ago by
Thomas Nichols of state of Maryland, Montgomery
county, for said Thomas Peters Mr. Robert Isle OF
Frederick county, Va who he says Sc; him free. He
appears to be about 80 or IS of age feet inches
nigh, yeilowish complexion, stout made small scar on
his chin, two scars OH his left arm, pleasant counie.
nance Had on when committed, blue brpadclolb
coat, and swansdswn waistcOat
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove pro-
PeIty, pay charges, and take him away: otherwise he
will be disposed of according TO law.
81. E. PARISH, Tailor.
Am,
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IL persons having claims against the estate of Iyil
"A liam ". Phillips. late of FeliXyc, Cumberland
county, requested TO make them ksoWu To me with
out delay Heterogeneous may be made for the adins,
ment thereof. VINCENT PHILLIPS, AdimT
Near jamestown, p. EdWard, Jutg ~. 40. .tT
(NHARi OrTESViJLE FEMALE ACADTNY..-.Tbs
&kcOmmiitee appointed for the purpose Of engaging
tutors for The CHGrioffcsrjHe FcmaLe 1r0drmg will
receive proposals from any person who viii uiidcfqke
female education, viz: The English aud french Ian
gnages, astronomy, geography, with mapping and the
useoi tue CLONES drawing painting, music arithmetic
penmanshtp, needle work, &C. spacious and conve
nen, house, with an acre lot has purchased in ths
Town Of Charlottesville for the purpose of establishing
y Ihe ChdrtOffcsoife FeNate 1cOdrniV" aud the com.
mee are couhdeUt That the situation holds ont protis
es OF liberal announcement and pleasant accommoda.
ton to tutors wei qualified for the once of instruction
not Unsurpassed by any the continent u is desirable
pupils.
Letters addressed TO John VIM, post mssier Char.
lotiesviile, va. wall be attended TO-.
Charlottesville. JuIy 7. Iei6i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-28

l INlON HOfEL.~Tbis establishment will be con.
" ductedby JAMES K DRILL. BROCK
WI he responsible for all contracts made by them
9t the supplies and other necessary expences OF the
potel. JOHN ADAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-28

J1uES L oDsjJ-,' H., - '; .;,.,;;:.,
theiT numerous iends aud the public that they freI
themselves highly battered IN having the Union Hotel
tonnuea TO their management. and pledge themselves
w tnelr best endeayOrs to nleflt patronage and to
give satisfaction. ~
July 81. 81 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-28
James Riper land for ,SoLo

TUE subscriber offers for sale the Tract Of Lana on
WHICH ne resides, IN tie county Of Powhatan con.
tanning Clio acres 80 Of Of which are low grounds and
about IL Of excellent meadow land. The high Land is
OF superior quality, lies remarkably WE'LL and from the
nature OF the soil" is susceptible Of the highest improve
hent rom me clover husbandry its position is i'm.
me9iaieiy on the river, % miles from Richmond and
w, , one ana halt OF the Woodbury. manufacturing
mills The dwelling and ouihouses are oaIcnated f1
tne accommodation Of genteel family. There is also
on he pace large barn, with wheat machine in good
o'ueI, aaehed 10 u. The air Of the place is uncom
ohy sanbTions, the water good aud the neighborh cd
agreeable In fact, il but seldom "Opens that farm
w every respect so desirable and within so short dis
lance Of The capital OF the state offered for sale
application maybe made to the subscriber living on
'ne pItmlSs'' FRANCIS HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-28

1--WE subscribers offer for private sac credit OF
IL, J. aad years, commencing from the goth
March last, ~ feet Of vacant GROUND street, ad
joining the OFT Market House. and extending kack one
hundred feet 10 an alley u 10 fcet-Aso the same
accommodating terms several settles Tor ipmbeT houses
street Of so feet vide, back ofthe above described
land on street. JOHN ADAMS,
SAMUEL e.. ADAMS
ksesaf0rs Of HisAard 8eass, dec.
Augsu AZ. a. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-28
August Ia.

and FOX SALE-fhe subscriber offers for sale
IL the Tract Of Land wherein he now resides con
tanning 59s acres-20o acres sfwhich are cleared and
an nearly fresh, the balance well tmbered with bicko
~ OAK aud pine about $50 now TO clear is rood
tobacco land the balance well suited to the culture of
all kinds OF grain. The improvements OH this land are
good comfortable dwelling house suitable for large
family with other useful outhouses a thresbinp ma
chine GOOD apple and peach orchards plenty good
waIei ana Tue plantation III good repair This land is
situated in Albemare county on the east side of ,,e
softer Greek, adjoining the lands of VIM. Hopkins sr
MIS- White x others about IL miles Of ScotisyilIe on
James river, miles from Warren, and 20 from CHAR
otesve IL the above land should not he disposed of
privately previous to Saturday, the Sd day of October
misses, and terms made known on the day
.,s.,. SAMUEL HOPKINS.