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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-21
HENRY LARCOM.
EDW. w. PARKER.
Foreign Articles.
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS.

London, .AugGst IL.
The French papers say, that convoy OF
Ia Spanish ships, which sailed from Cadiz
the Gath Of June, were nearly all captured
on the evening Of the 25,h, by the Insur.
gent privateers which cruize of CAPE ST.
Vincent. II is added, that the crews were
put on board chase maree which formed
part Of the convoy, and were all disem-
barked near Figo.
SECRET EXPEDITION.
The expedition about to sail on board the
Royal Yachts, in profound peace, is, OF
course, become a matter of great public
curiosity. We have been favored by cor
respondent with statement OF some parts
Of the equipment.
The whole of the forces embarked are
foreign, and most OF them furnished by our
good ally, the king Of France, in return, it
IS supposed, for the services he has derived
from our troops. Detachmerts of the fol-
lowing corps are on board the Royal SoUe-
reign, or shortly will be so:
Royal Regiment of Burgundy.
Royal Regiment OF CampaiSne.
Regiment of Bourdesx( large detachm't.)
Light Infantry Of the Moselle.
Corps of Veterans raised on the Rhine.
A small corps from The Cape.
Body Guard, raised in Curacao.
A small bat,ering train is on board, sup
posed sufficient to take possession accord
ing to report) Of Chateau Margot and Cha
teau Latour.
The provisions on board are Of the best
quality. under the direction OF commissa-
ries Waiter and Benois.
The greatest attention has been paid TO
the health OF those on board, and deiach-
ment of the corps of Royal Cuppers and
some disbanded Lancers form part of the
expedition. The French troops and those
from the Rhine, are furnished with ice by
new arrangement, to preserve their cool
ness and freshness in the passage down the
channel. Our ancient ally, the king Of
Portugal. volunteered any number of his
troops but it is said The offer was received
at head quarters with disdain. With due
and proper respect to the constitution, the
foregoing troops are placed under the COM
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-21
BY last Evenings Mail.
Nev- York, Sept. II.
LATEST FROM GIBRALTAR.


Last evening, the quick sailing ship Bloc
ming Rose, arrived here in 80 days from
Gibraltar. The editors Of the Gazette have
received papers and Prices Current to the
18th ult. Coffee was 80 10 80; rice, 4;
-four, II 10 l2 teas, dull; short nankins,
sc; long do. / 5. tobacco, K, leaf, II;
Virginia, l0.-biIls on London, 81 below
par United States, 3, and no takers; dol.
lars, 6 TO 81 advance.
The United States sloop Of war Spark,
Nicholson, was at Leghorn, undergoing re.
pairs. The rest Of the squadron were up
the Straits. DR.. Nissan, of the Franklin,
"a, was al Pezza, 10 miles from Leghorn,
at which place hospital had been estab.
lished, for the sick Of the American squad
ron.
FROM HAVANA.
By the Eliza Ann, the editors of The Ga.
zettc have received Havana papers to the
Goth Of August, but, a competent TRANSLATOR
says they contain nothing"
We learn that Mr.. Robinson, an Amer.
can, who was taken with Gen. Nina, had
been transferred from the gaol at flavan,
10 the Moro, with several other Americans,
and were shortly to be sent from thence to
Macrid to be tried for being taken in arms
against The Spanish government.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-21
~sSSN Exchange Cq6se-Hows >si,
.N&&.M airline JOURNAL. SSs4.fs ss,
PORTOF .aLEX.aNDRLa. .ScDtembcr 90.


ARRIVED,
Ship Wilhelmina, Baxter, 66 days from
Lisbon; salt and wine TO Fl. Smith & Co,
n. Wattles, and Lawrason g. Fowle.
Schr Sea, Foxwell, 7 days from Rich
mond, with full cargo OF coal, to T.
White. SAILED,
Scbr Stag, Nevelt, for Baltimore.
-Georgc Washington, Jackson, teG
Norfolk.
Brig Holker, arrived at New-York 18th
inst from Curacoa-reports, 18th inst, la
81, lon 7e, spoke ship Potomac from Ii
verpool, for Alexandra.
Ten sail OF British vessels from tie ".
Indies, entered the port Of Norfolk 10th
instant viz. 7 briggs and 8 schooners.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-21
From de Norfolk Herald, September l6,
MEsT-INpIA INTELLIGENCE.


BY the Alknomack, and the Trial, from
Kingston, (Jam. regular files of the papers
Of that place to the 18th ut have been re-
ceived at this office, and at the Reading
Room. They afford hut little news. Sales
of Coffee had been effected at from 10 TO
g cents.
Commodore Aury is stated to have taken
possession Of the Island ofOld Providence,
which he has fortified and garrisoned with
about $50 troops. He appeared off Old
Providence on the 4th July, in the brigan-
tine Mexican Congress, with four other ar
med vessels under Mexican Colours, and
two prizes, and sent boat on shore TO no.
tify his intention to occupy that Island and
the neighboring one Of Santa Catalina,
in behalf Of the Independent Government.
The next day he landed his troops, and
commenced throwing up works Of defence.
He also issued Proclamati ton, promising
protection to the inhabitants, and 10 all
private property, in consequence of which
no acts of plumber had taken place. Ma
ny of his officers are said to be British
His object in holding these places is not
stated, though it may be readily inferred
that he designs them for depots foE his pri-
yes.
Kingston, August Is.
The Dolphin on her passage down,
sprung her top-mast, and on the 9th inst.
put into the Bay Of San Fonde, for the
purpose OF refitting it when about ] A. NJ.
she was attacked by number OF boats
from the shore, which, after short conflict,
chiefly OF musketry, were beaten of, with
out any loss on the part OF the Dolphin.
crew, but with considerable loss on that Of
the assailants, one of their boats having
been sunk within few yards of the yes
sci. They seem TO have been led on by a
white man, and in all probability either an
Englishman or an American, from the ex-
clamation 90 God" used by him when
shot, which was distinctly heard by the
crew of the Dolphin.
Bridge Town, (Borbados,) .angusf8.
| we nave TBCGhtu tHS loiio"iHS 'oiiiIiiu-
! nication from quarter that authorizes the
fullest authenticity:
" Admiral Brion has returned to Angus
tura, with a considerable supply of arms
and ammunition, aud all the British have
I gone out---report says, 800.
! " 1t appears that the Independents have
made a fine campaign, by taking San Fer
nando, and driving the Spaniards out OF
LIanos. The advantage of The former can
only Ire appreciated by an acquaintance
with the geography the country. 1t Sc
cures the inland navigation from Augustu-
re- to short distance OF Santa Fee, as well
as the security of the rich Province of Ba-
rinas, and consolidates the conquest of
{, GUYANA with the protection OF Llanos.
General Bolivar has, besides, achieved
a more difficult entcrprize-he HIS res;o-
red perfect union among all the lndepen-
dent leaders, and obedience 10 the Govern
ment; so that il has Cat !easp assumed the
order and security OF a government " de
facto."
I IS An Envoy from the President of the
U. States Ia Mr.. Irwin wen, out in the A
american sloop OF war Hornet, and has
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-21
From the Rochester ~. ~ Gazette.
MIR. GouRLEY AGAIN.

In the Sacket's Harbor Gazette OF the
a5th August, we find detailed account OF
the trial of Mr.. Gourley, at the late assizes
in Kingston, U. C. for libel on the gov
ernment of the Upper Province, and for
attempting to sow sedition among the peo-
ple. &c. Mr.. Gourley addressed the jury
in his own behalf. The judge (CampbelD
leaned rather hard against the prisoner II,
bis charge: but the jury soon returned
with verdic, of acquittal, which was re-
Iceived by The audience with thunder
neal of reclamation. The morning after
the verdict was announced, Securely for
ever" found inscr bed on almost every
fence and corner-post in Kingston. Next
day Mr.. Gourley partook Of dinnerglven
by the citizens.
The principal grievances complained Of
by the "Gourleyites" are-the refusal OF
lands and compensation promised 10 The
disbanded soldiery Of the province. and 10
| the emigr:. is who arrive there from the
mother country.
Mr.. Gourley came TO Canada, as an EN-
GRANT 70 make a selection from the public
lands set apart by tie government as IN
I ducements 10 settle in the province but
he was treated with neglect, and failed IN
his purpose, a. had many before him. He
demonstrated, but without effect; and the
! ocople who had been similarly imposed
upon, and were silent, perhaps, for want OF
person sufficiently bold and capable to
take the lead, have arrayed themselves I'M
der bis banners. The writer in the Sack
cts. Harbor paper thinks, Notwithstanding
his present popularity, hat Mr.. Gourley
81 does not possess those great and attrac-
tive qualities which insure to man the adj
miration of the multitude unconnected with
his situation" But adds" he is doubt
less, however, as popular now in the pro-
vince of Upper Canada as ever man was
in any country
The writer above quoted, who speaks
with candor, and seems TO have 4 thorough
knowledge of his subject, infers, that no.
thing like re0olution need be anticipated:
, the remedy ing the evils above cited is the
only aim; and these the mother country
will remedy, rather than have business car
ried 10 extremes.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-21
Singing School.

:" "oOD respectfully informs
w. w the young ladies and gen
tlemen Of this city that his School for teach;
ing Sacred Music is open OIL Monday OHd
Saturday evenings, at Dir Edmonds' school
room on Fairfax-street, near the First Pres
byterian meeting house,
September q 2.
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proceeded to Augustura, Brion's ship, who
received him on board from the Hornet, al
Margaritta.-The object Of bis mission re-
mains unknown"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-21

We understand, that Robert Gibson, ar
raigned twice before the circuit court OF
tbs county Tor tbs murder of John NJ. Pc
tross-the Erst time. con iemned, but new
trial granted him Oh the plea OF indispo-
siiion and on inability to defend bimselt-
the second time, no verdict from division
amcng the Jury-was third time brought
to the lar, on Tuesday last, OF the circuit
cour;-No counsel for him-no argument
on either sids.-rhe Jury brought in a
verdict Of crafty Of Murder IN the first De-
Srce,-Senlence OF death is uos yet passed
upon INN. [Ricimond Com. Sept. Il.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-21

United States bank notes are quoted al
Richmond Va. at one per cent below New
York notes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04
July 3.
HalaabLe EarniMo. Lamds Lor .Nakc.

pataa6ie farming Lands Jos' SAFE.
n WILL oTe. At public safe III powhatan courthouse
u on Wef"cSi0g. TIE iGfk ~ September near beng
court day, my FARM IN thai county itswiidin 3miies
alliances river, and aOns the lands Charles Branrh
the estate of Maj john harris dec John Depb Thomas
forsee, aud the coal lands late Dupuy's and Povalls-
This farm is well waiered and contains I2l acres; one
thiid OF which is in woods. aud well timbefed
20 acres of creek owgronnds a high state of culture
ihe soil is generally well adapted 10 The culture corn
wheat, aud oats and he wood land capable pIoduc.
in. excellent p'accD. The Improvements a coin
Portable dwelling house with cellar snoke dai.
~ granary stable, aud spacious house, formerly used
rs ain house
pines as farm, iii the opnOn Of good judges that /.
contains large bodies Of Goals. Goals have been found
on IT, and several thousand usheis raised and in less
than one hundred yards of the Inc the lands late M.
phys aud Povalps, Goals have been discovered near lie
surface.
Ierns'-5 on credit of G months, ~ months, aud
the other Is montls-negouabe notes with approved
endorsers, with deed of trust tue peiHises will be
required OF the purchaser. J. /. JOHNSON.
August -. 49, IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04
ResnScifation offLe .Smo,,
August u.

JAMES r. BALFOUB- RcspcctfniIy announces to his
- freHds and the public that Notwithstanding the IRE
qhen SUSPENSION Of the principles Of GDigaf e this
idFoue ana usehh bifh has been revived
iofcd 10 hef Rottce element. lie hateTs himself that
what With bis own eNef0ns, aud the favOraDie tide
pubic appreciation, she may he Supported upOn the
ha afa0us of Experiment until she strikes tie Cur
lcutoi Pfospcfy, down which she may glide. q" Hn as
ieuher," 70 the port Of" successful xperimcnf."
The better e. epsarS communication so deyoutly TO
ne wished he assrTcs the pablo that hs house Is pro.
va "a, m every fesgce, ~ plentiful aud neat II not
an osteniaiious manner those tho delight n retire.
pen', VII 6nd 90 the bosom NJ the peaceful Sm0p a
safe ano pleasant Tcifei fIon tue noise hustle II
the bnsRess part % the city. To gentlemen fOni tie
country, and merchants particularly. IL Will be delight.
ul when theH business rs Completed uain street 10
rcife otbe btu 10 ne, where, free from dust they
yny breathe tho prfeair.
Iis siseiss are excellent aud provided viih good
Arsast 10. sc.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04
NaluaILs lyLauntOn LnuLs la. ,oIe

Y WE subscriber has Stanton river near Coles
"a FeTTy, IA Charlotte county, valuable IJact Of
1SH"a toh'anin% about one ih0nssnd acres of which
<Vu acres are prime h" tom, and the balance high land
wen adapied for tobacco aud farming he sold TO The
highest bidder, at AUCTION Oh the pTeinses on yqtu5
cay me ifthday Of september nert, without reserve
"e ihe subscriber has determined 10 westWard!y
o"e'hlIu OF The purchase money will I've required in
manu- aAd the balance payable III two equal annual in
stAi'nsnls, aud deed OF land secure the
payment. 49,
Gentlemen disposed to purchase this valuable estate
are invited to CALI the subscriber, igiag the pre-
@ ne'e Tie day OF sale, who viii, with great plea
il. cilpts,rnpti,"n 4. 49, 80 VI
August Is. oo tdss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

Si0p the Rimaw0g = Ica Dopars Rr,card.
RUNWAY ffon ny saddieT's shop IN wiiiiamborc',
y Granville county, y. &. on the 18th Wit az an
prentice by Tie nainc Of DupfekJ Hacoa about six
feet hia uinetceuyears of age, rawboued rugged made
father hglush hair, q few iteCSes ~ his face large
mouth tolefahli large gtry eyes aud rather Wild iOoS
When srostNt0 strides sefy far hen be wal6s......
taitied away with him ltugfa bach coat with gilt
hrtious. have reason tobeicve De will make for pe.
teI burg, kchmend, o. Ncv York foTewafR al per
sons from employing. iaibouur, trading with said
apprentice, under no less penalty alaH the law gfe.
seiibcs above reward will he given To- rms per
son devefi him 10 iu this place. % Fise Defxys
ifsseured Ia an jail 30 THAI ! SCI bio.
Hills TtYLOE.
scpi.I at..3.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

'ENbE PRoPGiEr0Rs haci'g Il their iutsresi to move
Z the western country, T. for salei vO TRACTS
OF LtkD-one called James Bidrtin'S OH JoHess
creek, in Fowhaiau county--Ihe other called Smiths
Farm branch of said Jones's creek, said
~, on which there Is a m-Both tracts adjoining.
suit sich may be Inclined 10 purchase. They together
contain near nne hundred acres. They will he offered
for sale publicly, az not previously privately sold
Powbatan Courthouse Oh UedaesG0y, the IGfh dag of
.September neTf, that being P0wnaau day.-The
land has generally very good foundation, productive
and 10 now considerable proportion of it well
red cloversny person wishing to purchase II pre-
sumcd will view The land before the day of sale. The
terms will he made known oil The day, before, il re-
qnired.This land is certainly well worth The attention
Of ANY Que fond of farmng-It is believed too, that
Smiths Tract contains considerable body Of coal
iadeed the whole borbood supposed ishedded
with coal. THOSE CONCERNED.
TIKI public sale ~ the above land poned till fur
iher notcePrivate applications the premises, or
elsewhere, will, at all times, he daily attended The
proprieors wish 10 move early in tie fall.
THOSE CONCERNED.
July 3. I5..tdss
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ApgustIs.

GALE IN MANCHESiER.-on the i5th day ~ The
~ present mouth will be sold at public auction, the
late residrsce OF Edward w. Trent dec IN Manchester
the Personal ESTATE ofthe deceased (spechc leg
acies eNceped) consisting Of horses, mules stock of
cattle sheep aud "gs quantity of oats, of black
smiths tools, &C. &c.-Cash will be required Tor all
purchases under hny dollars fer purchases that
amount aud upwards. a credit 81 twelve months wall he
allowed. BIZ order OF the ElecWtpiI.
Sept. 81. ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

10 Stareho'f0'ders IN The Upper Appomqlfor Co.
NOtICH IS herc5y given, thai az election Of trustees
VIII b. held-ai gainesville, otheTwise called Chin.
qepih CHURCH, in tie county Of Amelia Wednesday
tue 2Jd OF september nest. Shareholders are earnestly
solicited TO attend IN persOn where they Cah wl, con
much to promote the public convenience as vel A. The
interest," .! the company. THOMAS q. MORTON,
JOHN GRAMMER.
EDMUND MUNFORD,
RICHARD N. VESABLE.
August ~ Us 81
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Trustees SAFE Of LnM aud Ncgroes.

Trustees SAFE Of Land aud Ncgroes.
m virtue OF Il deed>of trust from Yhoaias JIac0u
- nearing date the 9th June I5I7 recorded in the
once 81 ora ge~ county-W be sold by auction al
o''Sd courthouse all the property comprised IN The
su ueniuie, which has not been heretofore DISPOSED
C,con'istin2 of The well kyown estate OF the which said
n5Hco al present tesid ola smaller tract of land in
he SANE nrisiborbood Containing abou: $50 acres of
sun smaller tract of about 200 acres aud upwards of
''u negroes, not inferior 1t is supposed to any set of
negroes ~ The STATE, and o[en more parcuIaly
csOueTs, - - f'' '""
lhctfsoes think it superAaous even if ii were prac
sCHhie. 10 give an adequate description Of the land
ne safe WI be2in with the commonly called the
Home Iract, on THesddy, he I3th day of October
HfLt u iair. IL not tie first fair day afterwards
Ssot until the 18th day OF april nest. for tic sum Of
t%,'uo VIII be allowed the purchaser. his exccu.
80, ",es VIA good endOrsers negotiable and PAYABLE
o. ,e baHS 81 virginia. and deed Of trust hut tie re-
r,, o' ihe purchase money must be paid n cash.
smaller tracts will I've sold next afterW ards
49, W. on THesdQgfhe 29A day Of C,fo5er
NFIt, i"I ready money.
o"u suicient SUN be raised 70 pay ih AMOUNT oC
o "t"s secured ~ tie deed oftrust without sale Of
Wv pl"PeItt, " ~. Macon Should not choose 10
.''est ,ne a o. the residue Of said property src rest
QUO WIN oe-soia "pon credit Of egh esh sonths.
,,o- T1E JRUSTEES
.-,,'s'' 80 o.. ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

ESoK SALE-ORc thousand acres Of L4WD. a6co,
county of Henrco and partly in The coHpty of Cha.
Guy, Oh fuike, Island creek, and within mile of
James river IwoIhirds Of this land is well aud heavi.
white OAK < hickory IL lies remarkably well is nne
wheat soil and peculiarly adapted To the cover& pIas,rr
systen-On tins land lie the best country gTist
mills below Richmond, producing AN income Of sbont
nieen hundred dollars per aRnum two or three saw
his sah he erected near The frist mill nconsds-
tue pest pine III the loves county, Ia its Immediate
neighborboed Ihepu CHASER IL he chooses can have
tnePTivege Of carrying the nil James river where
be can haze fall of upwards of twenty feet
For terms apply TO the subs criber
ROBERT GAMBLE-F'Or Hill Carter.
June 8. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

n kichAD e. PUal EAR--Slr-Take notice
mat shailon The 10 Sept. next betwe
vi O'Clock ~ The forenoon and O'Clock the afternoon
he sdre day. ut the Eagle Hotel in the city of Rich
ohp proceed TO tahe tue deposition A. Grant
% ne feau as eVce6ce In SAT- depthdihs The sig.
.of court q law oi The county Chesterfield in ich
am plaintiff. and yourself defendant when and where
You may attend IL you please. Your obj sery't
ELIZABETH 4. WANToN.
1''ttSt 20 Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

"a lg ESSRS. Richard BaSk erville and Eliza
I'VE bath his wife. and George Steel and
nattha ms wiic-As You are not inhabitants
of this commonwealth / take this method of
Informing yOu that shall on the 9th and 18th
days Of September next. between the hours OF
ten O'Clock in the morning, and Eve O'Clock in
Tie evening OF each day, at the house OF Eliza
beth Sizer ~ the county Of Powhatan, and
state of Virginia, proceed 10 take the dsposi.
tons Of Elizabeth Sizer and others. to he read
as evidence in a suit now depending in the su
perior court of law for the county of Amelia.
wherein you are plaintiffs and 1 am defendant.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES JENNINGS.
Csrtersvillc, August4. 26.Tr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

NN the iithaStPfcnber rest, II heng -aroise court
dav will be offered for sale, for cash, before the
door OF JSbn Rawius Mt the Bowling Green, between Is
and 20 Likely NEGROES, in families among whom
are several v,abie csirerte:s, belonging
testator's estate. RICHARD GUCKNER, jr.
CHARLES y. JONES,
Administrators " lpiiaiaR Jones', dec.
Caroline. August Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

bgiCiMOND ACADEMY.-C. IetreII j. Wood and
IL w. C. Day inform their friends aud tn. p,5lic
,hatthcir seminary will be opened the Isl Monday m
september The female department. in the spacious
building oil Thomas Bontes, tsq.-and the male dppa,t
mcnt IN aconveuient honSe of SIR. Benjamin setson,
adjacent thereto.
C. Tsrreil can conveniently accommodate a feu
boarders, upon moderate tefms.
The hnnsc which c. Terrell has hitherto occupied lis
Tor thNr-imInediaie possession 10 be given.
Sept. 1 Al o.
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E,ASH SALE OF NEGRoES.-Wil, lie sold Ion cash
~ at auction bei"re the Eagle Hotel Monday,
the IAN Of Sepfembsr Rert ~ likely SLAVES. Sale
will commence at IL O'clock.
HERON, SINToN& CO.
AugmstIS. 20. Ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

E>HEship INDIAN CnIur, C-ptan IPdfsn,, has arfiv
Ell az Jaues river itnm liverpool with the principal
part oi our ram GCODS, whichmay I've expected t.
"d"u IN Yen 81 hIieen DAYS. MORikiSS * JONES.
August2S.- a,
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NVtTIN II. TEN,
THO. u. BANiSrtR
Jhiy u. O..tus VIM. J. nAIkk Sd II q.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SIT E--TLe .1ns1,-I,-1
wishes TO sci, a Valuable Tract Of Land con
tanning seven hundred living in the lower end OF
powiatan county, and adjoining the lands Of Ham,
HEN, Edward Scott. George Harden and Others
whoie OF tins tract is covered with prime timber and
noH Tue Signs on The iand, and its conguit DIVING
within few hundred yarss) TO the coal mines tnarn
as eranchs and irpuy's pits, it is believed by CONNIE
tent Judges, oconain large body Of coal. For rtcc
aud times OF payment, which will he iber?l,y ext,ndrh
apply 10 lle subscriber. HIRAM tIAUnts
August IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

ENG aboutto leave tile state exnect 10 be alb.
- sent several Notwithstanding which time Mr.. Geo
o. Ferguson will attend to business being duly au.
hoiIsa TO pay OF receive any moHey due hy me-
&io DO any other necessary to bring my business
10 cI'se. JOSEPH ECHOLS.
August e. m q,