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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-28

VALUABLE LAND III Orange county, at AuclIon.-
" VIM positively he sold, at public auction ON
M0"ady, June Isl, on The premises, that valuable
IrHst " Land, belonging to the subscriber near
orange courthouse, on Rapdan river, containing By
a recent survey 1855 acres.
OF this land $50 acres are low gronnds Ioo acres NJ
winch have produced this above 1000 barrels Of
o@Ih inc residue consists Of high lands in the Souts
houhdins wen known for their fertility aud -
wen adapted (being remarkably level mountain andl
20 the culture Of corn wheat and tobacco About two
tuS VI tue tract ae cleared under good fences and
every respect IN good order for farming the rest is
Woodland, heavily timbered with The most valuable.
SINUS % tlinher. This land lies the great market
road TO Fredericksburg, about miles from thar place
immediately the Rapidsn which has been aclr
any surveyed aud may he confidently expected sson to
be made navigable much farther up the funds for thar
purpose having been already subseTibedTh is nov
u cultivation and seeded sHnicieucy Of land If excef
lent quality TO produce crop Of wheat Of GOOO bushels
Inc land mas been laid off into lots to GOO acres
plat Of which may be seen n my borse in orsnge'
noBd. ' ''''N
Onethird Of the purchase money will n, ,.,,,,.o,
cash the balance m three equal payments Al Of q
rs months the purchasers give bonds with approved
security and deeds oftrust on the property secure
Taylor. Esq. THOMAS MACON
orange county, March 30. ''N0oN'
NIB. The above property beiag entirely under our
control Hose who wish to purchase positively
assured that the sale will certainly be made without am
reserve or Limitation whaisoeyer.
-, HERON, SlNFON & Co. Iactioncers.
spIIl ~. ~ IDS
Belle Lte RotiiHg SiitfiNg UfS Nal J5anN1ocfoT1
RROCKENBkOUGH 4 HARVIE offer for sale AID
mails and hTads, seet aud hoop and nail rods ffotn
the Belle Isle manusc,ory adjoining the city Of Rich
mond. which they viii sell low as they can be pur
chased % The North April =. IOsH
NOTICE.--All persons indebted 10 the tate concera
Of Buchanan & Pollok Of Petersburg, or Roben
& Aiian Pollok 4 CO. Of Richmond notified that
the books and papers IN the possession of the sun
scrber-wlo authorized attorney fact OF Dayit
BUCHANAN hsg the Surviving Daftner Of both houses -
make col eCtious OF all the outstanding delts.
NOTICE Is therefore hereby given that he will aj,sefs
ne ready TO grant discharges such a. may pay sn
claims against tbein-Or 70 make arrangements puth
such as may wish TO MAKE provision FOR future paym rat
Unless the other mode Is adopted soon suits ,a
be Unfortunately Instituted.
-. E.w. ROOTS, Attorney as eforesr ID.
"WshSi' losl ~
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- VBsRI HALL NELSON & CO. are now Tscriy
lug pat OF then Spring Goods and by IA. earliest
arrivals NJ" complete their assortment Of staple as well
as fancy aiiicies Among those already received are
cases superior Nanhin Grapes
l do. do. tanbUteu * embroidered do. do Shawls
I do. elegant India woTkbsxes
1 do. Patasols and UhiLi elias
81 undIessed Cambrics-Jaeonets-Indi null and
pvoA Mnsiins-iIish Shetthss-Linens-Lohg Lawns
siue and yellow Observation-Disclosures sineTes-YoIk
|esting-India CaIp.iing sc &c
hpil2I. II3,f
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March IL,

1WEN II NEGROES AT AUCrlON.-Tbesubsc TineTs
Wlii sell at ancti0n before the door of lie EraLi,r
oei IN tue town of Lynchbnrg Friday LIST day of
Way ~ remarkably likely negroes consisting of men
mei' boysand girls-ariong them an excellent male
COOK ahout so years of age; excellent ostIer and
n"e SAWYER and newer Among the females there are
hkeiy, all young and under good caracieTs-Iey az
be seen AT any lime previous to the sale FERNS
MHiTLoCkE & RICHARDSON, Auctioneers.
LyncbbuTg, April ~. no 80
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* aNaNAl rom the subscriber on the 7th Of this
-. H'sscht, a negro man named DANIEL about 20
{ sV age, remarkably well made a little tpsck
$500 70 o. agfum coHntenauce, and very broad feet
oolofed coat and bomespum pantsoons bnt'itis more
nS P,onahle he may change bis clofhesA reward Of
- nObLAhS WILDE paid for said negro il taken ia
sVnu or secured IN jail so that get him again and
IN DOLLAks f taken out Of the county aud all rea
saVe snaIges paid for delivery Of such slave to me
es"nE w Chestefiisd county about miles from the
~ sP .s. REUBEN wiNfKEE.
HP"%s' tl3-2ts
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NJ AIS, IRON &c.--I2I casks cut nails, assor
~ from n 10 f0d. p do. do. brlds, de
10. to pod; 2 ton Swedes jie iron, ~ b, 1
vide ~ dor. spades and shoyes; 20 boxes ~
- do. 10 by ~ window glass Ton plough plates
received aud foT sale by RO. SHAfAfD & 9 |
April H. 1903 /
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h" eooDs....Ise sutss,iter bsss 'eavet. inioInl
has ifiehds and the public seY,rai,y, thai he has
Just received 10y the late arrivals New YORK and
fh'aSeirba, genera sssot ueit Of Sprung SodSona-
c;e c1o"S, cOhspii iig the FOLLOWING .iuti,s:
Sant'h Grapes, Concdn dV.-sa;m gu cd do.-carib!e,
- aau shan Isl du superior satns, assoitra
eonis iiehch do. sihchews asserted culo
ds.-Lssa"tihes aud tiOrences, tlofrutn.s & pop.ihs
sA ehdit'aS, bOnbazine black wh,te lace shawis
YEAS SnG han"Ais.-to 4l& "a Lcyanl,e shawls serge
oo-s1tiE Iai.'Sk dofiquata shawls Lkfs and scars
COMPANY as ana bandanna hkfS., iad,s < gentieni,
shh anu eouoa hose ribbons assorted IN garntur.s
hats anu white thistle lace, LADIES' and s.atenens SIN
aud beaver gloves, seeded sliip, aud nushis
booA 10. lhua uo-i- "a cabric nisi,hs, hair cord
au ear."ie di'nues coihmon dog luen, linen
cdNOrc, Dlohay and Brown ditto o1ialuies TOW csoh
"hhe shd eV'd-domesiic chinz aud plat. eacoes fur.
hiure ulo sewing silk asserted cotton balls m boxes
pins IN papers aud boxes, tortoise she'll combs horn do
buuohs super super bite and BLACK CLOTHS aud cass
meies, irt;sfih Cords ladies cloths blue and yellow
hahAerhS, seeisucheis, cotton cassimeie, Mars,ies
quilting many other articles numerous to nentiun
Country merchants ad others are invited 10 cali and
Juuse LOT th.inseNrs CHARLES HATCHER,
apfu2l. 1i3 II NIur ILe Laiou T}ofsy
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~ nom the residence OF the subscriber on We
% MIN ms 10th year, straight and well formed
az es or nine Inches high-is e, rs are srae ard
~ ~; NE eheek bones high He stole aud rode avsy
sIt and wen formed chesnu sorre mare upwards Of
80 '"s uigh or years cid. He also stoles bTidIe
~" 'auuIe VIII piece Of tin on the pomiurI phil
., wore along coat Of very fine blue broad cloth
ps,H"Ps haI worn, With yellow metal buttons a bine
Coth roundabout, purple leather panaloons long
Doois az old drab cloth great coat lined with red
nsnnel &C. Whoever apprebends and seeurss ~, .iJ
W gal 80 that get him again. or delivers hin, 10
% NeIson County shall receive reward OF 20 dollars
49, VI ..'sIe ven eo'ais THOMAS MASsIR.
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JAMES MONROE.
April Is, 1878. '''''' '''''

copperpiaie Maps ofthe above lands may he had al ,e
ONCE OF Tie Surveyor General Huntsville or at The
General Land ONCE.
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1 punaaneeof "a resolution ofthe coamon Han Of HE
y city Of Observation-Disclosures IS HEREBY cIVpv
That The SAID Common Hall will, on the I'd Monday ~
May next, proceed TO elect Captain Of fbe Mi,
Wsieb olths lad city in tie place 81 John p Sbieis
ie,igssa; N. SHEPPARD, g. c. "A.
"F'" - Il3A
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LEROH pOPE,
JBOS. BIBB,
JOHN COFFEE,
JOiiN CkJILD RESS 1r,,.,...
JAMES J1CKSON. ''''''
O1BNEY WORRISS
JOIIN 5fcKINLEY.
Y Tor plan OF the aoovetown, apply as follows
. JOIN MCKINLEY, Lexington, Rvs
WV. POPE,jT. Louisville, (Kyj
!Ohh COFfsE or JANIS JACKSON Nashville
PORE HicENAN, Huntsville OF
hogKiss q JoNEs, Richmond.
Alabama Territory, April n Jtawc.
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N. %. The above property beiHg ENTIRELY usder our
control those who wish to purchase are positiyel,
assured that the sale will certainly be made without am
reserve or limitation uhatsoeyer. 80
April II. ilf,ds
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-. HIiFfary 0Dd Ge1eroT 4o-c-,c-,

I.. L. BOOkER, Tre0Sf
no 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08
LEGISLA TURE OF virginia.

Yesterday, the House OF Delegates as
sembled i'll their llall--and u majority OF
the whole number being present, proceed
ed TO organize themselves.
MIR. Vim. Muniord was re-appointed
Clerk.
Mr.. Mallory, of Orange. nominated
Mr.. Linn Banks, of the county OF Madi-
son, TO the chair, as a gentleman who had
proved his ability and fitness to discharge
its duties-le was seconded by MIR.
NJ Farlaud, of Russell; whereupon, the
question being put by The clerk, Mr.
Banks was unanimously reelected Speak
er; and being conducted to the char.
made his acknowledgements for The honor
conferred upon him.
The following officers were then re elect
ed, viz. Mr.. John jordan, Serieaut at
Arms, and Messrs. Henry II. Souihall,
John Siubbeiield, Thomas Davis and
John Brown. Door-keepers.
A communication from the Governor
was read; OF which, $50 copies were or
dercd 10 be printed-And the House adj
journed ill this day, II o'clock.
f%s~ We underiiapd that a quorum OF
tlie Senate did not appear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

rro' Sc = suitable seal for The superior
S@rst g.. -a - Gael. .ouniy IN the com
mo- vea'it on he lowest terms that
'ncia h iiHined. ans; the work il now
niuetcs $50, " The Sands ol The artist.
- ns lNprngcm,hi OF Public Square
are i'ecessafA reroirs Of tie Capitol, have
noi u"en Mrie;e.S. The ork has been
interrupted bt he isSuii.rivrcv oil the
iunc raiseN ~ uie sale OF the lot called
ine governors garden, and by the imprac-
ticaDiiiia III s-iilng tllc hcnp house lot, "a
property which Was estimated al from
,neni! five hundred 10 ten thousand dol
lars u sale OF the lot last mentioned has
been prevented by an indi, idual who CON
tested The commonwealth right, and has
attempted To take possession by enclosing
the ground. a statement OF the fund
raised by the lots sold, and OF The dis
burSemcuts OF that fund towards the re-
pairs OF The capitol and improvements of
HE puOiic square, together with an esil-
male of the probable sum that will be ne
ccssary To complete the whole, will be
submitted as soon as il can be prepared
tor the legislature.
As The public square and the capitol are
the property OF the people of Virginia, hcy
cannot iorbear induiging laudable and
rational pride IN comparing even the pre-
sent appearance of the square Uhough un-
flnished,) with lis former deep and dam
gerous guilies, and the splendid edifice in
winch Your session is now held, destined
when completed Ia be an ornament 80 The
SLATE, WIN MS recent neglected and diIa
pi.aied condition. The iuprosement
aud repairs have been thus far effected
with the money arising from the sale oil
abou! two acresoi ground previously dis
lffh u
the legislature whether The work shall re
completed. by authorizing the sale al 9th
er ground oi similar description, or wbe-
thcr The improvement, nearly finished,
shall be abandoned.
During The recess Of The Legislature, a
vacancy Was produced in the chancery
courts of the Williamsburg and Frcde
richs bnrgdistricis, by The mucI, Iamenie,l
death of Judge Nelson. John w. Green,
Esq. has been appointed by The Execu-
i've, IN conformity with The constitution,
TO succeed him in office.
The resignation Of Linah Minis, The
late lieutenant governor. has accustomed
a vacancy in The privy council, which re-
mains to be filled by The gislature.
In concluding this communication, al
low me 10 add, that The solemn obIiga-
tons imposed by the duties OF the Office
conferred upon me. have been discbarg-
ed, regardless of all persona! consi'era
llons, with fidelity and purity of motives,
according 10 the impartial dictates of
lalible Judgment.
Boun, asl am. by every human tic, TO
the interests of The cOmmonw eaifl,, do
most fervently inplore the Almighty, that
our united efforts for the public good may
be guided by wisdom aud energy, and
may result i'll promoting the virtue, liner
ty and happiness Of our common couniry.
JAMES =. PRESTON.
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TIE SPANISH NOTE.

The proiest o! Monsieur pizarro, is a.
musIng from lie SPIRIT II assumes, v hist
II contains demands which are only cal.
cuiaieG Ia iHve.sc us.--Uur voluntary
restoration ci fensacola is our answer ID
The best half Of But we must do more
we must "siici an appropriate pu-
uislilnemi oil the author Of so many dis
orders" Ans! WHO is so modest rs 10 ash
THIS Spain-Spain, WHO has doneus sucl,
few fayors committed. or suffered others
10 commit so na,iy aggresSions, and for
So many years has refused w. Justice on
the most frivolous pretcnc cs-- Spain, who
had bound herself by treaty 10 Keep The
Indians III order-anlw hose Officers had
actually stimulated these savages i'll their
hosiilltss. No, however much wc owe
10 ourselves, land We 10 owe something
we owe nothing 10 Spain. We viii moi
Try Gc::. jackson Ia plea her. Her own
officers aie gully of first wrong they
have induced our commanding officer TO
90 against the Spanish posis.-Slie has
not punished tlem--aiid how dare she TO
ask for punishment against him Lei her
do justice before she prciends TO claim it.
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The Subsequent events arc scon told M.
Corriick attempted TO make his escape but
was hnaily arrested and sent ~ iaii. Ills CON
panion adrOitly decamped. but la few dJys
he TOO was taken UP and committed TO Jail.
Called courts have been beid. NICor,niUk ia
seat ON 10 iarihe, trial. Hatfield has been
discharged
the oistric, represented in Congress By Daniel
Ciuerr, Esq; that Mccormick is from tue
county OF StSuDen, state OF New Nork.-it il
Said. that a tew dams a.;V Hatfield attomptt Il Ia
sell siuaii negro ha, at Alexandra /; hut
before the sale WAS cUnsummatcd, the boy
represeniea he was free.--He was imiae diaiely
seized, hut elected ms escape, leayiu. his
intended victim hehind him. A notice of This
Transaction MAS taken in the National Inie,li-
OF MIR. Cruger, who ininedia repaired 10
georgetown. aud discovered him 10 be the,
Son ut woman of color, whom he had
Known 10 be free, and who had been 80
before the birth q; her on.-Ihis lad saws that
NJ Cornick AMI the Two Hatheids are in com.
pany, and thai the three BOYS they have with
them wSre decoyed away from New York 1t
appears that by the laws OF New York, all
rhli,iren born there after the year 1855 were 10
lac free, The boys at %, the girls at - aud any
ATTEMPT To export them entities ihcn 10 their
freedom. Oi course, If these lads We're slaves,
and purchased in New York, they are BY the
laws oi that state irre.-it Is also represented,
mat Mtornck IN September last purchased
a small black boy, OF years old, in S;euhen
county, y. I.-brou.ht hin out of the state,
ana Is supposed to have sold him somewhere
in Tie slate OF Maryland. Measures have been
taken TO tace the boy, but rs veto little pnr-
pose --joseph ~ Cormick resides i,i the tsvn
OF PAINTED Pos& Steubeu county, n. and
fiaineld ui the Town Oi Elmira, Tioaa county.
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EXTRACT or ferTEn-pATEp

,, DWeHos Tyres. AugHI 20. 1918.
ms ctiy IS ~ acOniplete state OfiefmeNta.
ton. ~ Consequence Of the is .coveTy a few
days since. OF 4 conspiracy, Which had in
contemplation the removal Of tis present
chief director, (wl'o is very unpopular owing
10 his bias ~ Jee0r Of fhe Poyleeaese.) II was
ate a. tiis line about thirty ofihcn iu pfison.
Opinion differs as TO what may be their fate /.
but - " thought by many tue prfseat di,es.
tn VIII not dare 10 proceed io eztgemitics.
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MEssRS. PINKNrY Am V-InT

The pnhlic feel great curiosity to learn, the
cause OF the controversy between Ihese gen
temen- aud as there ere sorae circumstances
which make IL interesting, we give the account
off which we have received bv a gentleman
Just from Baltimore
IN the progress of the cause Of tie L. States
W 1aX;or, MIR. Wiri wished TO ini Ioduce tss
timony a. TO other acts sinla 10 tl9sc charged
- the Indictment, but autecedeui 10 then he
taied that these facts would contribute 10
how the dniaus fu10Hdi aud that ihis was n
SPECIES OF cucumNtautiai evidence. admitted
BY the practice ot Engiaud, and the customs o 6
the superior courts OF Virginia Mr.. Pinkney
in reply observed Ia lie following effect; That
such was not The practice in E..iand and
You (Mr. Nir) Know il /; and II he did moi
know II. he ought Ia know IL. As 10 the rule
IN virginia they were trash, Tor sun, or some
such reg complimentary rLra>e.) Such III least
a. we are told, was The spirit of the remark
Mr. Hrt r'Joinc ID Mt il replieds-Mr. w .
observed that his was neither The time nor
place Tor noticing such remarks. The bench
said lew words ny way or EXPRESSING il,
regret and tlte matter dropt in Count.
Fir. W. requested friend 10 bear chal
lenEe to MIR. J. which hir. p. accepted aud
promised 10 name ii friend To E1aAc The neces-
sary arrangements IN The conise OF The COZ.
versaiion, he stated thaf M. W onghi have
known that he had no Intention 10 insult him
or wound his feelings. but that iliiS rcuIark
was Tor Mr. w. only.-Air. w was net satisfied
with illiS Acknowledgement +: aud This fact Wa
stated to Mr.. +. tbrourhMr. p's friend.-air.
j. then said, thai he did not wish Tie acknovyl
edgment 10 he confined TO Mr.. w that he
HAD no intention 10 wound lis feelings or give
an insult; and that lie was sorry for what lie
had said. The matter was then compromised
such Is The way IN which we have heard t
II tins statement he rot correct we shall he
happy 10 SET il IN its true iight.-We will make
but ore comment on this transaction: IL is 10
express onr profound regret, that a man o
Dir P'S splendid abilities should think II neces.
saTy to have recourse 10 dictatorial maaner
towards man like Mr.. w. at The bar or that
lie should thlnk IT worth his while 10 SPEAK
conteinpinonSly OF the iaw proceedings OF such
a state as Virginia. She is beyond his reacl!--
aud aS 10 Mr. W. let him eclir.e lIlul lf he can,
by superior lalentS- and by his maguauimiIy in
dong justice "a rival merit
: u IS SAID, s.r. p talked OF Mr. VS. putting on
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We understand Iya gentleman just arrived
rom buehOs Ayres, that PUEYRREDoN had is
aheu aPTOcIamatiOD, ut which tie gentleman
d'HVed has copy. 4 his proc lamatIon details
ss'netning OF the information upon which Pu-
eyrredon had arrested aud pat in prison Ger.
tain ciiizcns, as cORspirotOrs-it then states that
SuD'eqneht information had indeed the Su
preme Director 10 doubt the truth of thesiate-
ineut set0te made, and 10 direct the liberation
9i HE citizens whom he had caused TO be ar
rested aud Imprisoned. The prisoners had az
c9idirsiy been letaicG. IL was said tiiaiti
0bJect OF the conspiracy was 10 place Sdp Djar-
hRib the Place Oi Pucy fPhH. Press.
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INTERESTING

iofhe Edi'or-( Receircd hist night From a
CorJfSDoHdent an washington, Dcc. d.
Its stated, witt. great probability OF tru,b
that The long contested question between this
country and Great Britain, eldiive to lie
impressment of seameD, has been finally adj
Jnsted. The law OF the United States in regard
10 seamen BITING the basis Of arrangement
WhoSe provisions no doubt are familiar 10 yon
! ms event 81 ri.eS ITS particular interest from
IT'S immediately ensuing the wax OF which it rs
no douDt consequence. However il may in
part he properly ascribed to the sentiments
Row ayOw ed by Great Britain towards tie u.
S'atcS, winch are oftIie most friendly kind.
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The Plan was 20 seize him ., his ccnntry-hosse.
where he usually retires Oh Saturday. aud
remains until Monday, aud put him ON beard a
vessel in the river, as Others say TO assassinate
him. IL is said he was acquainted with the
plot for several DAYS, but suffered ihs m 10
proceed until the night previous 10 its intended
execution, when the principals were taken from
their beds. and committed to prisou.-Ihe
conmardant at marines, Don Pedro Acquire,
former Munster 10 the United States-s raj
Sarialea, one OF the eN-diieciots. with a mum
her Of others. equally eminent. are accused of
being among the conspirators, and in custody
fAmora.
Albany Dec. lit has been rumored for
some days. that the new boundary line on the
northern frontier of this state, crosses Lake
Champlain one mile south OF the former boun.
Diary, and that consequently the extensive and
important Notifications recently erected on
Ruusr's Point, tall within the province of
Lever Canada. This istbe more to be regret
ted, Il tue, on account of there being 10 posi-.
lion Gil III, lake, near the line, susceptible OF
being fortified, without great expense, so as
TO command the navigation. Point an Fair,
Which lies abont three miles south of Rouse's
POM pi esents probably the most eligible stu
alton tor works OF defence. Al this place The
French formerly kept a small garrison. On
this subject we find the following article in
the last Montreal Herald
We have just now been favored with &C
counts from Lake ChampIain, by which ii
Appeals tia, the great fort built on Rouse'>
Point 10y tue Americans since the peace, and
OF line 10, as laid down by the commissioners
appointed Tor that purpose. In this cast the
tort l. bnIit on British territory, and little
dnuht can be eutertainedto whom il belongs :"
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ECNSiNseF DErARTMENT, Washington. December
= i9iS'.. Sealed PROPOSALS will he feeeivrd AZ
s nepaftu err nhti 2sth February isip for dsIiyer
- 90 FONT Sonfori chesapeslr BAY OO0 perch
~ pp DS,tIsN' STONE. and 20H0 tons Of WHITE
rItf TONE, OF the most duTabie quality TO be de-
h's'eu before the drst day Of January, ls2i
(SIgned) W ARMIsTRAD
oH..Hm Lienl. Col. Command am Y mn i,..1a
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pitCt' IN those who have claims aeaiust the
eS,s'e Oh 81 kpHEk harley, dtceas ed Iate OF
Amelia cpuny Also those who have cIau,s arsins, ~
estate OF MARfllA FARLEY, deceased, are requ..,rs
" len properly ani.enticaied before tie I5ib
va o, fepuaty 1910 ~ that time afiarrr.ments
claim thereafter WA tIpTo,5 y. W. any
Amelia Dee. 8. "a o.
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- oiiCE..-.lhe suhscT her siune is aulhoTIzed m
receive the ouisiaIu nv dekts due To The late rom
crih or LYLE. SCOTT 8 SAUNDERS having bsr, an
Isce''e hereof ~ Tie superior conrt OF shaposry
80. we hich'noHd district Il is expected that ali per
Ems lhnSb'ed 10 the said concern viii make ,n,di
ate payment, !opgcr INDULGENCE cannon he ,aoySS
'f..I SAIllkI. Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

MR.. LUMAN BIsHOP-sir, y 81 bsing a ion. fesidegi
IVA oithIs state. wiz please tsse nO,iCe thai shall
proceed TO he ths depositOnso leroy tall aud others
on "wednesday the Glib day Of January neat ~ the office
OF Gmdon H. Batchns IN The cts " Richmond, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock - snasei OF thai day TO
be rehd ~ evidence in sur Depending intbe superior
court Of Chaucefs for tue Richmond district in which
AN piAihih rnd sou are Defendant aud ~ not com
pred or thHt DAY Tie taxing o hcm will be continued
oyef from GAY To- cay al che place aud betWrrn
ise same hours nntl they are nu.sBed. Your mo.
Dec =. o2..w4"s ISAAC HALL.