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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-02
EXANDRIA:
SATURDAY, MORNING, OCTOBER 2.

twenty new cases of fever were reported
in Baltimore, within the "a hours ending on
Thursday morning
In New-York no new case of fever was re-
ported for the three days ending on Wednes-
day last at noon.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-02
THE WINTERS WALK.

BY DIR JOHNSON.
Behold. my fair, where'er we rove,
What dreary prospects round US rise;
The naked hill, the leaHess grove,
The hoary ground, the frowning SKIES
Not only through the wasted plain,
Stern winter, is thy force confessed;
Still wider spreads thy horrid reign,
fell thy power usurp my breast.
Eniiv'ning hope and fond desire,
Resign the heart to spleen and care,
Scarce frighied love maintains her fire,
And rapture saddens to despair
In groundless hope, and causeless fear,
Unhappy man! behold thy doom,
Still changing with the change of year,
The slave of sunshine and Of gloom.
Tir'd withvain joys, and false alarms,
With mental and corporeaf strife,
Snatch me, my Stella, to thy arms,
And screen me from the ills of life.
When men of intamy 10 grandeur soar,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-02

A lark .hat survived its companions in a
nest brought into house in Georgia, CONT
nued about the house, and when another nest
the next season was brought it. it adopted
the brood and continued TO feed them, when
the account was given.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-02
Alex'a. Common Coune
1f
SEPTEMBER

A petition from James M. Stewart W.
ceived and read, and referred to "'
Ramsay and Vaudeville.
An application from Edward DaIIy,
remission of a tax, was received and Es''
laid on the table. 49,.
In consequence Of commun'calT ~,
the mayor, conveying recomTenaa~
that effect from the clergy of the town
Resolved, That THURSDAY, The 'In"
tober, be recommended TO the cIlizeIIIi r r
town as a day of THANKSGlVl'lwr,
PRAYER, for the various blessing; ";
joy, and that the mayor be reques!eu"'
his proclamation to this effect.
Extract from the minutes, =, .,
Test. I.P. THOMPSON
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-02
ILLINOIS.

We are informed, says the Illinois Emf
grant, that petition is about TO be put in
circulation, praying the governor to call an
extra meeting of the legislature as early in
the ensuing winter as may be found conve-
nient.
To relieve the people from the oppressive
taxes which the last legislature levied upon
them, and 10 amend the judiciary law, are.
we understand, the prominent and principal
ends, proposed to be thereby effected.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-02
AN ACT

To amend the several acts concernn'TGii
POOR HOUSE AND WORN nv
SEC. l. Be 1t enacted BY The Co.n''. q
Gil Of alexandria, That it shall DC ia ss
the mayor ofAlexandria, or any lus',o', "a
peace of the county Of Alexandra, i .o ~,
to the work house OF the corporate" sd sd
son or persons who shall have peer oir 81
by the mayor, or such justice, 10 F. d
rity for keeping the peace, OF u s sncb
behaviour-tbere to remain un'll I ,bsf
rity he given, or until he, she o. ,.e
be otherwise discharged by dye cov ,ts &
And that il shall also be lawful 10! y, 4,
OF any such justice. to comm" "
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The influence Of innate on the Strength and
Courage of Man.

The influence Of innate on the Strength and
Courage of Man.
eve may assert with great confidence that
the keen air OF Germany formed the large
masculine limbs Of the natives, who were in
general of more lofty stature than the peo-
pie of the south, gave them kind of strength
better adapted TO violent exertions than to
patient labor, and inspired them with constr
tutional bravery, which is the result OF nerves
and spirits. The severity of winter cam
paigu, that chilled the courage of the Roman
troops, was scarcely fel, by these hardy chill
dren of the Danube, who in their turn were
unable to resist the summer heats, and dis
solved away in langucr and sickness under
the beams of an Italian sun, Gi6bon.
Times change. and opinions change sGuh them.
In 1919 colonel LONG receives the title OF
a patriot leader, and good wishes for success,
for the same enterprise which only seventeen
years ago fixed tie stigma OF traitor on colo
mel BURR, and for which he was arrested,
and came very near being hanged.
tits said when the inhdel wit, Rochester,
the fayorie companion Of our then most re.
ligious and gracious sovereign king Charles
H. of blessed memory met the acute DR..
Barrow at court, he bowed sa-casticaIly to
him. and said DR.. Barrow, your humble
servant My Lord, yeur most obedlent,
was the reply that attended bow, to say the
least, as low as the nobleman's. DR.. Bar
row your humble serv't down 10 the ground
said the earl. Ny Lord, your most ohe-
dent to the Antpodes,' replied the divine.
The wit, stung with the idea OF being out
witted, fed, like some would-be wits. to
proian-ness as refuge, and said, DIR. Bar
row, / am your humble servant to the bottom
of helI' There my Lord, leave you,'
said the Doctor have answered fool &C
cording to his folly, lest be should be wise in
his own couceit bu, answer not fool ac-
cording to his folly, lest should he found
like unto him. [Evangel'cal .Nagaotne.
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may be convicted ofsaid offence. and dealt
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the ensuing winter as may be found conve-
nient.
To relieve the people from the oppressive
taxes which the last legislature levied upon
them, and 10 amend the judiciary law, are.
we understand, the prominent and principal
ends, proposed to be thereby effected.
From The Ne,v- York Gazette, .August %.
We have been favored with the following
extract of letter from Havana, dated the
18th inst
g On the arrival of the troops from Cadiz,
it was reported that part of them was to be
sent to Pensacola but there seems to be no
preparations for this but | am Inclined to
doubt this report. Nothing of an important
nature occurs
$ The American brig Spartan, Cooper, ar
rived here day or two since, SO days from
Cadiz, ia ballast, her cargo having been ia
ken by the insurgent brig Criola, tDewater)
supposed Spanish property. She was bound
to Vera Cruz The American ship Yer
mont has shared the same fate. Both vessels
were discharged at Old Providence. The
Spartan, ii is said, belongs to Peter Harmo-
ny, Of YOUR city. Philadelphia -four 60 dolls. "
The ship Hector, Offender for Liverpool,
sailed yesterday afternoon, but did not go 10
sea. 1t is said William Goblet and family
are passengers.
The ship Ann, Croker, for Liverpool,
also went down yesterday, but the wind be-
ing ahead. anchored below. About loo pas
sengers, recently arrived here, returned home
in the Ann. Ibid.
We have received, says the New-York
Mercantile Advertiser, by the Messenger,
Paris papers 10 the l2th August.
The King OF Sweden has subscribed 1000
francs towards the monument about to be
erected in Paris, to the memory Of .l!alsher-
les. In his letter 10 The committee he thanks
them for giving him this opportunity prov
ing his respect for the " legitimacy of sove-
reigns."
Private letters state that the good under
standing betwe en- the courts of Sweden and
Russia, is better than ever.
1t is said that the King OF Spain has dis
patched three members of the supreme coun-
Gil, TO make particular enquiry into the cause
of The lat, Iumu!t at Cadiz.
The first ofthe Swiss columns about to en-
bark for Brazil, is encamped near Dortrecht,
in Holland each of them receives from the
king of Portugal form per day during the
voyage.
Tranquility is somewhat rcestablished in
Old Prussia. The political storm appears
to have ragged particularly in silesia. At
Breslau, the governor has not dared, it Is
said to disarm the Landwehr.
Frankfort. July 30.-They write from
Mannheim tina. San6t. the assassin of k0tze-
bue. is well enough TO walk about his cham
Der, but his recovery is despaired of.
8
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When men of intamy TO grandeur soar,
They light torch to show their shame the
more.
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ADOPTION.

With according to law,
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From the Port Folio for august, 1919.

From the Fort Folio jor .1ngrSl, 1918.
SPECIMENS OF The BRITI-H POETS.
There is no work TO which we looked
forward with higher expectations of be-
ing gratiiicd and instructed than to Mr..
CampbcIls Specimens Of ihf British Po-
ets. These hopes were heightened, no
doubt. by its long protrafied appear
anrc, and the frequency of its announce
mcut. 1t is therefore with regret we
are compelled to acknowledge that our
hopes have been much disappointed
and to express our conviction, that how
ever uncxccptionable, in some points,
SIR. Campbell's work may be-, its size
alone (seven volumes octavo) will pre-
vent its ever becoming popular. Mel
thcr can it bna~t of an, alaims OF novel
ty in its recommended n, either wit
regard to the plan or the manner OF L.
execution.
Of the first volume which comprises
an essay on English poetry, little need
be said. 1t gives lucid, but cursory
view Of the state Of English poetry from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24
Valuable Land for .SaIe.


WILL sell the tract Of land on which live including
the whole on the north side of ppOmattOx river aud
III the county OF Cumberland, containing about 500
acres, 22O OF which is bottom land This tract of land
presents advantages that few claim in section
OF county. IL u situated in wealthy neghborload
Immediately between FaTmviile and Jameso H. within
Two miles OF two large manufacturing mills and within
thfee miles tobacco inspection OfhgheT
than any in the state The improvements (genee and
snhcienty comnodiouS for any apiy) situated on
considerable emnence, commanding beautiful
prospect in every direction. is nid oil four Ids
with standing pasture Of about so acres...A mere
healthy situation, better WateTed plantation NOT
to be found in the middle parts Of Virginia As TO The
quality of the land It will speak for itself Those who
are inclined to purchase will certainly visit 1t. will
however that ID is considered by the hest Judges the
most valuable estate on AppomattOX river. 2GOO bush
els OF wseat may be made from the land that now i'm
corn and tobacco. Half the pnTCbase will hp
fo the balance. This tract Of land 10 worthy the at
Ieniion Of any gentleman desrOus Of acquiring real
property. BLAKE y. WOODSoN.
Cumberland county, August ~. 3i..IOtS3'
J. IS this day dissolved BY mutual consent. John
HOrsey jun. rs alone authorised To settle the business
OF The concern. JOHN HOKSLEY, JUN.
REUBEN u. PALMER,
JAMES FARiSS.
Bent Greek, August !, 1919.
kr The Subscribers continue to do business at Bent
Creek, under the nrm OF nORsLEY q rARlsS.
JOHN hORsLEY, JUN.
NTOrIcE...,NH. THOJ1S RICIf1RI,SJN 6dy-
ing transferred to the subscribers as trustees his
books and. outstanding debts Of every description ;
those Indebted to him requested 10 make payment
placed for settlement aud who is authorised To receive
payment of tie balances due, and grant discharges
suns will he instituted against all those Who fail to
comply With THIS notice.
JAMES d. RIDDLE. Trustees
august .. 2s..I6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

UcrioN....oa "Wednesday, 29fh October, at ten
O'Clock, iaiT II not, the rst fair day thereafter
an invoice amounting to is SIS 900 worth Of goods
manufactured at this institution, OF the following ari,
cies, VIZ. Wagons carts drays ploughs OF
nous sizes aud patterns wheat fans bBfr mill Stones
81 various sizes and warranted OF the best quality
rage ana gig harness, with plated aHd brass mcuntgs
wagon ana cart harness machine, seine, and well
ropes he'd cords, leading lines and seine fine
and coarse shoes Of almost every description large
assortment ottin ware fancy, ornamene', CLOTH fur
niture has, scrubbns and shoe wrought nails
mattresses and quantity of domestic cloth some
equal 70 any manufactured in this country.
TERMS-Six months credit will be given for all
purchases oi $50 and upwards notes negotiable Ell
ther of The banks in this city satisfactorily endorsed
VIII be required. Under that sum, cash.
This sale. II is thought, well verify of public at
tenUn, as the goods will certainly he sold and are such
as every housekeeper needs have been recently
featured of good materials and faithful
large portion of which never been exhibited for
the hammer.
1rhe conditions of sale must be complied with be-
rare The goods are taken away.
Richmond, Sept IL. a.. tads
NorIcG.-On Friday the Ist day Of October nerf,
ensuing the date hereof, will be exposed public
ninety one acres and three ou,hs an acre land
oens part OF large tract OF land OF hundred aud
sixty tive acres, aud three fourlhs OF Of
Also wafer grism. with its aSpnrtenances, adjoining
said last mentioned tract OF land or much of The
s"e as WIZ ne OF value suiicieDt TO raise the
I'VE hundred and seventeen dollars, eighty three cents
principal aud which amount was enjoined, by the
county court OF Goochland, the goth day Of May M
tn. year 1871 aud which injunction, has since beea
aSsoived, and that dissolution stands coHhred byt the
hign court OF chanoery, for the Richmond district and
also by the court of appeals and which sum- remains
hoW unpaid, and due To Thomas Humphieys, assignee
OF Valentine beriwether in of Duiguid Minis bou,
bearing date the 18th day OF October 1905 aud assign
eu 10 Tue said Humphreys by the said MeTw ether
the i'm October 1907 together with such further sum
As VIII be sufficient, 10 discharge all interest due
on on The day OF sale, and the and charges ~
safe as specified in deed ofuust bearing date Oh
i9th DAY OF October, 1905 executed by puigui Minus
10 us &c, as trustees TO secure the payment OF sund
debts therein mentioned The said Valentine MerweIh
ef, MS heIrs, or assigns amongst which debts the
aforesaid debt description of the lands and
mill, viii be gwen the day OF sale aud acting
trustees Tor The benefit Of others, will convey such
Title only as rs vested in us, ~ said deed.
GEO. W. PAYNE,
July ~. "a tbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24
'atMGie I0bacco Land for lSaIe.

UtHNUTC 7 UDNffU IlUfitf TOT QUO.
I'D virtue Of a deed of trust executed by Henry
- Anderson aud Sarah bswfe, dated February 27th
1919 and by the directions aud the request the
said Anderson will We sold, SATURDAY me ri davOC
OctObcT DeIt IN front of the Eagle Hotel in this city
haan, containing 1890 acres the greater portion Of
which Is considered first land considerable part
tobacco land. 10 those VINO disposed to vest their
funds M COED lands, at this time. this farm offers as
great inducements any tract of land ofthe same size
nov for sale ~ the state, The especially when the
payment Of large part ofthe purchase money will
be postponed to distant DAYS.
The terms Of payment will he $500 in cash and the
balance al and years, without interest the pnT.
chaser executing bonds with approved sCcnfity aud
deed OF trust the property, the payments
wA. b. CHAnBEBLAYNE, Trustee.
September u. 81 Ids
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For London.

fiSRe For London.
$50, To the address of Messrs. JOHN
GLLIAr aud Son, the superior New York ship Mohatck
Capt. Nichols will commence loading at Warwick i'm
mediaey the greater part of her cargo being engaged
she Will meet with dispatch. For freight OF hhds.
win the liberty OF consignment which will be taken
very moderate terms, apply to WILLIAM GILLiAT.
IpHO HdS FOR SALE,
IL bales Of Cough & Braithewaite's napt coitons at
last years prices boxes A Irish linens we'll
ed; box shRetngs, and box diapers imported di
rect from Dubin-l case ladies and eentienens gloves
low priced case double mied drab cloths aud cas-
simeres-ahd ease bombazetts, worsted hose, sc.
Sent u. as u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

The annual Meeting
4 NJ the stockholders in the ROANOKE NAVIGATION
" COMPANY, will take place the 9TH Monday in
October next, Rock Landing asreeaby charter
OF said. Company.
be Directors are hereby requested TO meet on the
Thursday preceding that day.
ROBERT JOHNSTON, Treasurer.
Halifax, Sept, Il. 35..I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

Sen. James Harris n John Jones,
HAVE connected themselves in the COUJfLSSION
Il BCSINEyS, under the irm Of HARRIS x JONES,
aud IN tnat line they offer their all who may
please TO favor them.
D. Richmond, July 2. I6 .6,n
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HARD WARE GOODS.

HOWARD STAPLES, at the sign OF the PadIock
~ has imported per recent arrivals extensive as
sortment OF HARD WARE GOODS, comprising eirb
strslhing diaper boot webs plated harness and bri
Ole buckles strrups, bits, curbs, snaes knobs slides
erets water hooks, cock and sets of
brass Japanued and timed harness buckles erets pad
screws and cock eyes Japaned and timed names
cut and wrought tacks brass aud clou nails sadders
slIalners silk, hammers, needles avis plush and eOp.
ara spot; mems, ladies' aud gig saddle trees, curry
combs COW hides, carriage pole crabs polished collar
anhlrace buckles. .Anvs, augers, carpenters and
cooperS adzes vises, plates OF all sizes scale
coat, vest ball and other buttons nne and common
pearl vest buttons; bone, horn and metal suspender
buttons single aud double border black aud morocco
tea trays OF all sizes gold and silver eyed needles
sharps, buuts and beHeeus; fish hooks powder TASKS
shot belts, game bags, pistol chargers, gun worms
thrl screws, tne and common fOwng guns caTpenteTs'
enoe and lathing hammers bed screws and KEYS eut
glass aud topaz csoTed cOmmcde knobs, brass and
commode handles, stand ketcbes table fasteaefs cur.
Ram pins, escutcheons hinges, brass head screws
surveyors measuring chains, Instruments
towes morocco pocket books thread cases and fancy
boxes silver, plated gilt and steel spectaces with
greeu glasses polished aud tobacco boxes
common and biass jews harps butchers cieayers
plated, tnhed and Britannia tea and table spoons
britannia tea aud coffee pots japanned and plated
CASTERS plated chain spurs pins III packs aud boxes
1ailors and steel top thmbles, silver do; white ana
bne stene buttons gate springs chisels pocket and
pen knives, razors, scissors playing cards. looking
POkers, drawing knives nints, red black ink pow
gold and gait watch chains, seals aud keys; glass and
wax beads, &c. &c. &c. for sale Al the lowest prices.
September 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

CO1H for SAFE, UedT tOfuHlD1H.
nN WEDNESDAYtbe 2gth instant, 90 fair, otherwts,
~ the fair day. the subscriber viii sell Il IN.
plantation about 80 barrels of corn in order s4tsfs
al execution. THOMAS J.. MAYO.
H0opsrs Rock, September II, q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

kI The ENQUIRER Ia published twice week, gene
rally aud TIRES times week during the session Of The
State the sane as her etofoe, Five
Dollars per apnrm, payable advance Note, of Char
tered speciepayny Banks, (oniy) will be received
payment. The Editor will guarantee the safety OF
miisng them by mall the postage of all letters beint
paid b. the writer's.
E No paper will be discontinued, tbut at tire discre
Ton Of the EDITOR until all have paid up
n Whoever will gusranee The payment ofuine paperf
shall receive a teaIh gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
~ One Square-Flrst Insertion, IS cents-each
continuance, so cents.
No dduertfsesnt inserted tatit &c has either been
paid for, assumed 6p person ia this city orifs
s1 uirdns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

Notice is kfrebV citcR, fhat
a application win he made To- the county court Of
n Cumberland, "a September court next 10 discos
nie so much Of road in said county called the Horn
QuafteT foad, a. extends from ms tafcra an the Car
letsviiie fOad t0 CnmbtTsaad old courthouse road
SBgW1Nf THOMAS BOOKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

VDoBERr X HALL NELSON x Co.--Hsve receiv
IL ed general assortment Of SPRING GOODS
which they will sell 1t the lowest prices for cash, or
approved negotiable paper.
May is. 3..U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

FENhE subscriber has remaining hand and Tor sale
Il rs bhxes of TIN PLATES, and
~ 900 pounds OF BRAZiERS COPPER assorted.
Until the list November next, Nheeyer takes 1000
lbs copper sa tne aud pays in money, price will
De put at 81 cts per lb On credit, for less quaa
tity, the price will be as heretofore.
Sept. "a. 37..o ROBERT GORDON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

ARD WARE, &c....W. y z. Dickinson are now
receiving by the slips Tobacco Plant * Virginia,
from Liverpool direct handsome collection of HARD
WARE ahd CUTLERY which they otter for sale on
September 81. 3g..4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

Sugar, Whiskey, Spanish Hides, &c.
10 Hhds. very superior ST. Croix SUGAR
10 do. I'd quality do. do.
20 do. line Pennsylvania Rye wHiSKEY
Is do. N. Z. RUN
Is Rags GREEN COFFEE
300 Sacks Liverpool BLOWN SALT
500 Spanish OK HIDES
20 Barrels superior TANNERS OIL
Just received aud for sale low for cash or town
acceptances, by RALSrON * PLEASANTS.
September Al. 40 II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

"A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, of real merit, wants a
IA place as an Ergtsh Iedcher. He has handsome
requirements, has been considerably experienced in
reaching and is celebrated for his in teaching
peamanship. Enquire OF the subscriber, opposite the
swan Tavern. JABEZ MUNSELL.
September 2l. yg.6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

ID TRipLEfr * CO. have received by the ships
4 . Tobacco Plant aud Virginia from Liverpool, a
large aud general assortment of HARD WARE, CUT
LERY and SADDLERl.
September n. 3o..4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

HOHN VAN LEW CO.-Hase received by the RE-
~ MITrANcB, via New York, and TOBACCO PLANT,
direct an extensive assortment of HardVdre s Cut
Terry and Saddiery-AisO, one hundTed boxes Tin plate,
thirty bundles sheet iron tventy do iron wire assorted
No. 8 to %.
ON HAND-Au assortment Of boiling Cloths Of the
most approved stamp, and three hundred plouyhs Of
different kinds. Sept.7. 3d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

20 Barrels Cod Lioe,' Oil,
JUST RECEIVED and for sale by B. TATE & CO.
~ September Ia. 3S..3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24
By order Of the Board of Directors.
S3..tlN JONA. SMITH Tgsbie,

funk otthe Oafed States, Jtiy Inh, 1873,
NoIlCE IS hereby given, to the stockholders Of the
sank OF the United States, that IN pursuance of
me thirteenth article Of tie eleventh section Of the act
OF lncorpoTaoh, general meeting of the stockholders
WIN be held al their clearinghouse In the city of Phi
laaelpha, on Honaaythe6rSt day NJ EoUemJCr merit,
at ten O'Clock In the morning.
BY order Of The Board OF DiTeclnrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

ENoR SALE-..By virtue OF deed OF IfnsI OF record
IN the county OF GOochland, executed 10 us by viii
nam miIsI jun late of said county, will he sold on me
Sofa ddH0t This present month az CartersUfiLe fo,
caM u negroes, riding carriage pair of carriage
n0ses, and sundry articles Of household furniture Sc
Tbe above sale is in order 10 indemnity and save
harmless James Is. Ferguson from the payment OF a
Judgment or any part thereof, rendered against said
miller and Ferguson at the last general court in the suit
of tie Commonwealth VS.. them