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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

DIED, at his residence IN the village
Of Camden, Delaware, on Thursday the
Sth inst. Of an affecting and long protrac-
ted illness, GEO TRUIT'r Esq. for
merly governor Of the state, aged g.
Years.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
From The n. Y. Gazette, Oct. &c

From The n. Y. Gazette, Oct. &c.
II. B. M. Consulate NezU YORK.
AIessrs. Lang, urner * Co.
| request you will give the following
notice publicity. am, gentleman, your
Iobedlent servant,
JAS. BUCHANAN.
Treasury Dehar,ment, Oct. /, 1918.
Sis.-I have the honor to stale, that
orders have been issued for the repay
ment Of the alien and discriminating du.
ties which were levied upon British
merchandise and tonnage in the ports
Of the Unied States, between the third
day Of July, 1915. inclusive, and the 18Th
day of August of the same year.
am, sc.
w. II. CRAWFORD.
To the Right Hon. c. Bagot, &c. &c. sc
Extract of letter dated Lasuira, Sept.
26th per brig Warrior, arrived at
New York.
" A few days ago an attack was made
on this place by several privateers a few
shots from the batteries made them
sheer off. Our flotilla is under way in
chase of them.
General Morrillo arrived at Carrac.
cas- on the 9TH inst. after reviewing the
army 10000 strong, in!ansry and ca,ai.
independent of the garrisons. Fhe nex
campaign will be opened with ever.
prospect OF success. Markets dull
produce none,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Maugh When You can.

- it,Net, LAG pass I"r the boxes to
be taaea ot Mr.. Howard, al the Box Ot-
lice on .rOlday from 10 o'c'ock Ill ,, and
from 5 uAtil the conclusion OF the per
lOImaulc.
-" 10 prevent an undue occupation
OF seat, walch gentlemen have been at
the roUDi OF TAX n, In the cou. st Ut The
day, it is particularly requested that they
viii send their Servants as soon "a the
doors are open, III keep their respective
benches uuuI tneY arrive themselves.
q The audience not vhly having been
annoyed, but the mauasec~ seriously III
Jured, 10y Pc:sons umla~tGliy Descending
from The gallery into III" boxes, they give
this early notice 10 say Gat none but
p,rS2aS Of co.Or can IN future be admit
,go mo,
Doors TO be oPeaed at half past 5 and
;hc carta.n To rl,e a. halt past b precisely
J4.Gary SO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
CHARLES COUNTY COURT. !
Ausust Term. 1917.

<suSNSt Ci"
AN application to Charles County,
~ Court by petition in writing ct
Walter Pearson, of Charles county. for
the benefit Of the act of Assembly TOR :he
relief of sundry insolvent debtors. passed
at November session, eighteen hundred
and five, aud the several supplements
thereto, on the terms mentioned therein,
schedule OF MS property and list OF
his creditors on oath, so far as he caa
ascertain them. being annexed to his pc
tition, and the Court being satisfied by
competent testimony that the said Wal.
ter Pearson has resided two years inIme-
diately preceding the time OF his appiIca'
ton in the state Of Maryland aud being
also satisfied that the said Walter Fear
son is ia actual confinement for debt aud
the said Walter Pearson having entered
into boad with sufficient security for his
personal appearance in Charles County
Court TO answer such allegations as his
creditors may make against him: 1t is
therefore ordered and adjudged that the
said Walter Feaiso lie discharged Il ON
imprisonment, aud that by causing a copy
Of this order TO be inserted in some cue
of the newspapers edited in the District
OF Columbia once week for two months
successfully before The third Monday
of March next he give notice TO his
creditors to appear before the said court
at Cha-ies,Own in said county, On the
said third Monday in March next, fer
the purpose Of Recommending tus-
tee tor their benefit, and TO shew cause
Why the .ad Waiter Pearson houIh nos
have the beu,t OF The several insclvrht
laws, as p;aycd. Gryea under my hama
Til, Sih day Of December 1917.
Test. JOHN BAR EES, C. c CO.
Deccm5e- II lsm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Vaudeville & Larmour,

NliluCNlltC CS 4 adj lllOul,
OFFER FOR SALE,
40 4 DRUMS Turkey figs
hcC4 20 bales, sacks and boxes
soft shel!eG almonds
600 boxes muscatc! Z bloom raiSins
So casks first quality colored Go
shen cheese
so casks western butter, for family
use.
Coo lbs. Tennessee live feathers
10 hhds. 20 bbls. whiskcy
5 hhds reCttied do.
10 hhd~. northern rum
pine superior Holland gin
so hhds. Barbados bright moIasscS
30 hhdS. lst and 2d quail. sugars
$50 bas, IIav. s st. Domingo coffee
! case nutmess and cloves
, scrcons flOtant indigo
With wines, liquors, aud groceries as
usual.
b. Grocers and families can be
supplied at the lowest prices, with mould
and dipped candles Of their own manu-
factory, Of superior qualities TO those im-
ported from the eastward. Boxes OK.
changed. January 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
By p. G. MIRSY TELLER.
January 81

On TUESDAY, at lOA n.
Will be sold at the Nrndue store, corne'
of Prince and Water streets,
bale superfne brOadclcths
cas,neres
l Flushiugs
| Plains
case Corduroys
Irish linens
English sheetings
Donestics
Cambria, and book muslins
Ginghams
WoolIen hosiery
Buckskin, kid and beaver gloves
Sewing silks, cottons, threads, &c.
ALSO,
S kegs prime chewing tobacco
5 bbls mascovado sugar
5 boxes glassware
10 cases cut nails
Q qr casks TenerifFe wine
6 dozen wire sifters, &c.
Will be added to Tuesdays sale,
2 cases horn combs
January 81 .. eco
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
District Of Columbia, to wit.
November Term, 2,oI-
Alexandria county,

N. iisasslt ts' county, ls'7
~ cGANCERE
William 7. rhoInton, Compliment.
AGAINST
Amcs Dickcrson, William Conn. James
Anderson, llmcs Eagdsa and DaHd
NJ, BIack, DsjtadaR!S.
UN!l& defendants !amc DickersOn and
William Conn not having entered
their appearance and gwen security &C
cordiag to the statute and TIE rules Of
this court, lEa it appearing to the salts
tlction Of the court up)n affidavit that the
sand lanes D.cke-SCn and William Conn
lie mol inhabitants of this distrIct-On
Iua,ion of tha complainant 6y his counsel
IT is ords,ed that NE said defendants Ja,.
mckerSnn AMI William Conn do appear
here on the ti,.t day of the next court,
aud enter thar appearance 70 the suit,
and give security Tor pe'iprmng the de-
CrceS OF the court; aad that the other de-
PENDANTS J,u,rs Anderson, Jas English
and DAVID a.. BilCN 40 nc; pay away,
convey or secrete the deb. by chem ow-
ias 10 ~ the estate or effects N their
hud, belonging u tie sad ayscat dtteu-
@u', Jane, Dickersan aad Nm. Conn
anal the further order o. decree OF this
coast; aud taat = coy Of thrs order be
l.. hnl "a published Tor two months sue
r',>,"..y in ora Of the public newspapers
n.1t,,rd in this county, ani that ano;hcr
'o y ae rHs,cd 1t the front door Ct the
-r..' a.E,se .! sand cunEGy.
lest .. DGNGAhF, c. c.
s..1rr5 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
!, New Piano Forte Music

,FSNlH following are pat Of the Piano
X Porte Music lately received lo0
sac by the subscriber, viz:
Stribe,t'. Grand C.ncerIe, in which is
introduced al imitation OF a storm
llavdu's Grand Orchestra Sin'cnie
Martins Grand Overture to Henry ~.
SonataS ~ Nicola, Up. II
& do. by Dussek, OF. %
5 d.. by Steibelt oP. 81
Il do. by Hook, op. -
, do. by DIsSek, No. l and 2
4 do. b. Nicola, No. 0, l,2and S
Kotzw&a's Battle Ut Plague
6 SrnatinOs by Pleycl
S Ito, bY Steibelt, oP. q
4 da. by Pleyel, No. l, ., 3 & 4
January % r. GRAY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Notice.

|TVvIlE co-par,ncrship heretofore exist
4 ing under the firm OF TENN q Han.
NON, was dissolved on the goth Of April
last, by mutual consent. The business
ha; been conducted since and will be IN
future. under thc hrm OF WILLIAM =
WALTER HANNON, who ale fully
authorised TO settle the account, oil the
foImcr firm.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Have now on hand, aud offer Tor sale at
thc same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, a hand-
some assortment 0t
Pam and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting OF the following articles:
Sideboards 4 Ladies work stands
Hsaureaus kCandie stands
fable, j '"taS
Bed,teads tEasy chairs
secretary q book u Hair and moss mat
cases traSses, &C &C.
Ali Of which will be sold a. the most re-
duccd prices fur cash, or to Punctual Gus
tomers at their usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both of wood and iron. The above busi.
ness will be punctualIy attended to, and
ali those that please 10 favor US with
their Custom W. trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction.
NAi. 4 WALTER H.hNN0N.
November
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Furnace Ware.

ul ioSC w al u.
sN!iE subscribers, sole agents for The
4 Hampshire Furnace, have received
and will constantly keep supply Of the
following articles:
Pots from No. to 10
Dutch ovens do do
Oval do do do
Gridirons; ski'lets msrtars
PestIes; tea kettles; wash kettles
ArdirOns cIOaths boilers, &c.
10 and 6 plate stoves
Franklin do
Cast iron mould ard land sides
Which they Offer upon as cheap terms
as they can be bought in the district.
Castings of any description can be had
from the furnace upon short notice.
CAI.D WE'LL 4 JACKSON.
January -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Piano Forte

BUSr received for sale. BY the sub
a scribe, very extensive assortment
q Music for the PIANO FORTE, con
siSlinS It
$nuatas, Sona,inos, Ducts, hessons,
Values. SoUx., &c. &c.
.>l,e. one square an al upright cabl-
net Piano Forte. ROBERi GRAY.
Jrulrv ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
his Day Landing,

This Day Landing,
ENRON on board the brig BeneFactOr,
a Captain Rowland, from MarseilIes,
and for sale by y. kEENE,
Hermitage 4 Muscatel wines in cases
Hats in boxes
Figs in do.
Prunes in do.
CC'ks in bags
Writing and Wrapping Paper in bales
so sacks salt.
He HAS IN STORE,
so bales German Liens
$50 boxes Rsisins
Is ar. casks Sherry Wine, sup. q'y.
1000 bushels Cadiz Salt.
January IS If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Sales al .lWu.ion.
By JOHN JACKSON g Co.

THIS DAY, at 10 o'c'ock.
Will be sold at CIR Auction Rooms,
unIan-street,
For the benefit If whom 1t may concern,
9 packages Dr. ngs 6 Medicines;
damaged on board schooner Hilan. capt.
Hand, from Philadelphia, marked WV
No. | TO inclusive.
go Also, in good order.
40 boxes mould candles
bbis molasses
5 terces fresh rice
% boxes pipes
10 bbis herring
IL btls. prime retailing sugars
At halt pat / /. On asso, tnept of
SE.aSOA1BLE orr GOODS,
consisting OF 10 packages. just eceivcd,
ALso--JUST RECEIVED,
9 bales ticklen5urgs
9 hessians-Un credit.
Will be added to this day, sale,
Pipes and bbs. French brandy
S. bbls. Albany beer and porter
4 kegs sunpowder
Damaged German linens
n quantity OF boots and shoes, Va.
rious descriptions
A quantity OF snuff boxes
A quantity Of ready made clohing
Plated candle sticks, &C.
JOHN JACKSON & Cc Auct,
January S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Boiling Cloths.

THiiE subscriber has this day :eceit-
4 ed, large and elegant assor,-
nent of Boiling Cloths, Of sureriorqua-
lily, which " i'll be offered for sale at the
store OF Messrs. Butts 4 CawccG, King
street, ALEXIS, where he intends Keeping
smplete assortment in FUTURE.
Sent. 6 AIOS ALEXANDER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
ailoring.

ETENRy p. Whitney has com
Ell menced the above business at the
Corner of Prince and Fairfax streets, and
puts in his claim for a share Of the public
patronage. He keeps On hand a select
assortment Of broad cloths, which he will
mai ucacture much cheaper than the cas-
tcmary prices.
Ready Made Clothes,
Of every description, constantly for sale
very low for cash, together with choice
variety Of G oceries.
January o. tuths3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Landing,

(Frim schooner Ellen from Hav,e)
1SGH BURR STONES, superior
40 tons Plaster Paris, ard
A small quantity Isigry Butler
From scar William & Mary ir. N.York)
50 bbls. apples in good order
(From schooner lillian from Philadelpllia)
or. casks Malaga Vine
(From schooner Emily from NoT!o!k9
l2 kegs Chewing Tobacco, in | ID.
twists, represented to be of choice quail
ty-For sale by
BARNEWALh & POPHaM.
I1nnary 8 dS.wsSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Annuity

n OR 5000 doIa arc wanted on va
- luahlc Rrai Sstatc--Fyr which libe
. Ia! terms are rendered. Apply 10
JAMES 5. SCOTT.
January 90 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
| prize of $4,000 dolls.

1of 10000, 2of 10000, 5 of 5,O00,Nc.
Commences dro'rinG in June NEXT, and
wt:t be conptesed in t'ceire days
drGTing only.
Present price of Tickets, Is dollars.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
" anted TO Purchase,
Public Sale.

IN saturday, the l4th February, at
II O'Clock. will be sold on the pre-
mi,es the HOUSES AMI LOT, on the
south side OF king-street. occuplsd BY
James Kennedy e Sun.
Alsn, the HOUSE aai LOT, on the
north of King and corner OF Hen'y SIS
occupied by J0hn Fortney. Terms made
Known a. sale.
ISAAC ROBBINS,
ID. B. DEAGAN,
JOHN GRID,
jan. SITS Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Boarding.

Hg2S. nERRY respectfully informs
E the citizeaS Of Al,xa' dua that she
ha, removed Ia the hauSe lately occupied
b. Ms. JENNA Nvrr. hluS,st' where
cent or ten BsarderS can be aCCommo-
dst,A. January =
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Mississippi Stock

NIlSS!SSlPPl olOCh
TNOR sale by the su''Scrlher'-wh"
VISA to purchase FLANsEED-
AMI have inst received for sale,
10 bales tow cloth, and a few bag
silt she!led almonds.
JOHN KErTELL q co.
January 20 2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31


.VIMOUN the TARTAN,
WITH ENTIRE NEW SCENERY, MACHINE
RY, DRESSES AND DECORATIONS.
The Sceue'y painted BY Mr. Grain and
assistants, the machinery by Mrssgs.
Warden, A>he and assistants,
Timour (Khan Of the Al
CHAN Tartars) Mr.. Caldwell
.Agb (Prince OF Mioere
lia) Mrs. Iesg
Bermeddin Mr.. Carr
AbIalec T.. EmbertOn
Octar iiaNes
Kerim arivai chief Pa,ker
;alnS in love
sauball.t with SELMA 'rato-Il
urasmin EMber:On
OglOu Entwisle
Gcocgjan!, Tar'ars. Africans. &c.
McSsrs. Wynne, Strwart, &c.
ZprjIda princess of
Ming"ciia) Mrs. Entaisle
Selma lin love with
Kerin) Monier
li,ka Mss Iraletts
a description Of TIE most prominent scene
ry, DC.
Act |. The interior of TimOur's For
tess, With BNIGGEin the back ground
--on ono side Of the stage a TOWER in
which Agib y Couhnct. a MAGNIFl-
CENT PROCESSION of the Tartars o.
yer the Bridge on HORSEBACK, cou-
Quoting ZouILpA, who is mounted on a
COurser richly csparisoncd the couR-
SER KNEELs aud Xnrilda diSm6unts.
Scene S. A SPIRITED T0URNA-
MEM. Iimuur and ZurIda enter aud
seat themselves on thrones to witness the
Combat Of Ker1ml SSm6QAat,
VII, ut tnat y uAent enter the LIST" ON
HORSEBACK. Kerim's Horse takes
part III thg cOa!bat, and drags San5aiat
T. the ground. K"rim dismour.s and
propose, to renew he combat on foot
the hurs2s IRE led away and tie fight be-
gins. Krin fails aud loses his sword
ms rival PUSHES To despatch him {: at that
instant,
Kt~iN'S Horse interpOSsS 10 SGre his
.GISter.
Sanbailat in l2rv s,abS the Horse,
H1o taiis and srPireS a! his Masters
feet.
Act 6. 4 srienlid DRIDhL CHAM
DTR, belonging TO i imour.
The Last ocene rep escnts IGMoURs
4 lIlh NJ N
DUUS CATARACT IL WATERFALL
over which - an archcd bridge. One side
oi the stage represents the EXTERIOR OF
rIMoUR's FeRrREss. A variety OF small
Ter Towers anu Terraces appear in the
perspective.
nurius this scene, the Georgia.. and
MingrehanS engage the Ia lars on horse
aud i0ot. Timour him>eit On HORSE
BACK appears and encou' ages his troops
he becomes personally engaged, aud is
di,mounted--he i, pursued AID not hay-
ING time to enter puRTCULLlS lead
my to the interior Of hi, castle, he Climb,
The battlement', aud rcaC"e, IN safety ;hs
TURREr'S topic brings firth H. l.
da aud threatens to dCs roy her uGlcss
Agib, who has escaped 10 ;he Gccryans,
is restoI ed to mm-.she breaks from him
and runs TO the bridge, lrom which she
leaps into the "atrr-AgiD on horseback
rushe, after h,.-.hs Gsorg &u= with L
BATITiING-nA,,i n.kr q breach IN
TimOu,'s Ca,t,e-Aii. HE HORSES
En- TiSR Al ;ar conclusion Of the &c.
uerat Eng -a'rt, AsrJ having recover
Ell is RtJtasr, rem rs iO'th her on korSs-
6,cls. Ei.uUn - UEEhTHKOMN,
bu' Hor,da spa;eS III, lie al the lnterces-
s.Vn ul Aa,b aul Es'"u.
PRECEDING The SPECTACLE,
Will Le preseA,rd me ct.eOlatei comedy
c. I'd
"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Boarding.

yRS. WADSN OH Il has removed
SS 10 Pat-'treet, between Prince and
DaGe cts, opposite the new st, PanPN
church, where she can accommodate ia
dies aaI geuucmeu with gen'eel board
M. January 5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
Bank Stock.

lJClllh Sl1NNs
Z WISH to purchase % shares FAX
MERS' BANK STOCK, or three
o. fur thouSgrd Dollars IN the Banks OF
Alexandria a Po;nmlc.
g JAMES S. SCOTT.
January %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-31
For Sale,

Z NEGRO MAN, about 20 years old.
n ApPl. TO the p inter.
lsn1arS 81 ST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
PianlxataMk for Sale.

pY virtue ofa deed of trust recorded in Mddosex of
ID dce from Robert d. Gaines, to the paymeR
Of SUM ofmoney 10 the trustees of Ralph wormeey 1
dec will, ON the 18th day Of March next pToce n
order to raise balance still due) sell the plantation
called PIANkATANK, purchased by the said Gaines
from the said trusees situated nMddesex county for
cash 10 the highest bidder. n The sale will place
on the premises
RICHARD NJ. sEGUR, Trustee
december ~. z0-iOt
THE whole amount now due for the above tract of
land, Piankaiank, does exceed $50 and which ba
lance Hastendera TO Mr.. John T. Loniax the trustee
upwards Of months ago. in the bonds and
money, which bonds, agreeably to written contract the
said trustee is bound to receive in payment.
- ROBERT D. GAINES.
January 10. 7GAs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
Aana IN Powhatan County

E,OR SALE.--wl be sold on the ist DAY of February
the county Of powaan containing 6s2, acres by slate
survey, within 80 miles Of the city OF Rchmond miles
fr"m Ja-es River, aud less than miles iom Powh aan
courthouse, the former residence OF Mai. Frederick
Woodson.
The lands well ;imbered and is well adapted the
culture OF corn, wheat aud tobacco. Fine Creek
through the whole of the tract makes my
sixty of excellent aleiow land. Tile situation is
hea,thy-he water as gdod as any IN the couny-,he
orchards large, containing variet, CT fruits
ceent IN their kindthe socetyi5 pleasant and
able any in the State OF Virginia, being in the heart
of the county Of Povhatan. The premises will be shewn
by the subscriber To gentleman wishing purchase.
TERMS.-S 900 will be required the day Of sale,
and the balance OF the pui chase money IN months at
ter, with deed of,rust tho land the pay
meat.
H plat of the land may be seen at the conee House
in the City of Richmond.
WILLIAM PORE, of PoUlatan.
N r. The subscriber reserves to himself the liberty OF
making any private contract between tiS the day
appoi d Tor the ssle and the public shall have netice
If privately disposed Of. Up.
DO HEREBY CERTIFY, That fhaxe lived nearly 40
years the tract of land whefeon Mai FREDERICK
wOODSoN, Gate oftbe county of Pow haisn deceased
resided which said Of land has lately puicha
sed ny Capt VIM, POPE, of the County aforesaid hav-
ing surveyed the said tract lately, and having std
eren surveyed the lands by which
il bounded. together with having passed through
the same in various directions, have afforded OPP
portnnity OF forming oierable opinion of the
qualify, situation, of the said land The con.
tains and fractional part of acre am of
opinion ,at from 26o to 27O acres of the same reRain
unceared, we'll tiUibeivd and ofine quality. consd-
cradle proportion of the cleared land has for years
remained in uucuitiyated state, and would IL pat in
state of cultivation yield handsome produce this land
lies WE'LL is of excellent foundation as wellwa
tered any Of equal in this section country
One OF the principal branches of Fine Greek running
through its whole extent for upwards OF mile, affords
the tract conceive fon 90 20 of excellent
meadow ground. Asa place ofresdence, it has ever
! since acquaintance with it been remarked It's
healthy situation. The improvements are, handsome
spacious, and well finished two-stored clearinghouse
built of prime materials aud by excellent workman
Kitchen Laundry, SOkelOuSe dairy stable
&call in good repair spring fexcellent water
nent ID the dwelling considerable portion of the wood
land lies also coDvenient orchards Of fruit
kinds and well selected fruits, choice garden, and
beautiful esninence, which the mansion house il
seated.
~ n NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
Swan Tavern.

THIS well known stand will be open to receive board.
ers and travellers on the>st Of January next when
will be supplied with all necessary articles for the ac.
comnodatiOn Of those who may favour II with their
eustottbe subscriber having go below for few DAYS
TO settle up business Of the present year will admit
OF his accommodating them sooner. Tie SWAN has
good stables and will he supplied with the best proven
der the market affords and attentive ostlers and every
attention paid to merit share Of the public favour.
VIM. %. PIERCE.
THIS well known establishment, as advertised by Mr..
WM. b. PIERCE TO open on the LIST Of January, will he
conducted by the subscriber who pledges himself that
no pains expense shalt he wanting render it
Portable to all who may favour the SWAN With their
company. OYERToN SEAWELL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
For Sale.

TIVE TRACT OF LAND lately advertised in this paper
n by Mr.. Thos. TiRdall, lying James River III the
county Of Flnvanna, miles below SCOTS Landing,
taning 665 acres about I20 of which lowgronnds-
Terms of payment will he one half cash and the balance
IN two equal annual payments be secured by deed
OF trust on the land.
~ ifthe above land is not sold in 4 short time IL
will be RENTED for one year. c. SCOTT,
Decembpr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
N. Stenhan & Nn.

NONFECTIONERS, y street. opposite the Eagle Hotel,
~ take this method totender their grateful thanks and
acknowledgements 10 the citizens of Richmond for the
liberal ENCOURAGEMENT they have received In tbe line Of
tRsT professonL they have received new supply Of
many articles ann determined 10 offer bpt the
choicest KIND and they hope by prompt and strict en
ton they VIII merit continuance Of the favoHr of the
nnDllc. IanmaIN a I'LL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
Valuable Wand for Sale
January 10.

WILL sell, IL application be made before the L st
day OF February next, the residne of my LAND, on
the Great kanaw ha river, which contains 1905
The survey IN which this tract is situated commences
The lS Mile Creek aud up the river with The seye
raj coursesa and meandeTs to called Little Bualoe
The original patentwas granted to VIM. Bronangh Jas.
Crack and Batail Muse The title is indispuabe and
me quality the land eqnalto the hole river il
abounds with heavy timber of every description
II TERMS may be known on application to the sub
scriber, residing in Georgetown District Of Columbia.
JOHN w. BRONAEGH.
December %. GaISt